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pTTEVMp BEN. W~rArE. .Irf NrED ~
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" in ~ Ni.Ttrf uT tuuImH!.. and ut LAH
Tf. u. H' 1uFrls -.sIr'ti fhu-"ry, will 'n
nrfiIu tilrtauu. fIG premises, $50
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stIirE stiufil uT rInhrrtrl unn. %. }
HI thru uumlurr.t IunIlEE ami tn4-ty -lyg,
HUr1Ha % "s sgT ~, NiftI InrurUst n ten per
f'fHrs lFnUI Mav -. -I-, and uEprnsss ut 4ti" ia
Hnt rlii' nniInu "a -r a. anil gyUive t2l mouths,
a-rvIfrir nfIuHs uf Tr uu-htsyr, bearing IN
+''m int ,inv ut 4af. mi CuurUd by tned If
nfTfntr'v. .lL tllsfi. A t'VNstE
viii Nti rfFuftfsi a-liu flu purchaser &C tu tlmc
su,I al UvliIlnE will br It DuruIlg r ;
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vtFr gvun = a71 tinfrfGifpr iU Irurur"s rrEyrv"
s r r''-7 u riiH DiTI Trty tE thu rrN inl cost
M Tilr ,lniin!fiIai nuruIiaf"rs
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1Nfr lHrf 81 litiHiiFss 1tt'IIrH p u51i nH O. -rf1s
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GtIns 1t,v Hlvura ~. N.r Nntrfp .ff'Hil u.Hs-
UaunioH 1lrf'ps-sm ItT
he s0ln lrr1rilnyr l0v T'fullHi.II- i..atn To-
rHtirh % tliis 7iiit frrrI HTtB 7lT
THIitti fs ril lirrssuitrA. n l8nr- l7.'A 49,
nillE AHifdtuftt9.
National Republican., 1877-03-17
4. UuLp ~ ELL. Fenl t.sta,e Aupsinnsur
u 30. pis z street.

PROVED PROpEPTl Os THF NOR1'HEsSl
CcnkHR OF THIRD AND ii STREETS
NORTHEAST.
by virtue Of decd of trust, dated NlHruh !, An.
1876, duly recorded In Liner No. Ri. fnlin 1G
of the land records for the District OF Ouluniiln
and Et the request of tht party s"rurrd thrr,i'v
will sell Mt public auction in front of ths pron-rs.
on TUESDAY, March g7 ls17. nj o'u 'ul1rk y. ~. trr
following dcscrihtd real estate situate IN tint city
OF Washington. District of OOlumhiR 10 v'iC: AL
those piece or parcels Of ground known ana drs iC
mated as original lois four. a, } ana hvn a. IN
square mum bored seven hundred and Bpvunry-atE,
(77G, } containing 10 G90 square feet.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance n six
and twelve month";, with interest eight pgr rgiIL.
per annum. secured by deed of trust Ihr lrnI,-
Crty sold, or all cash, Ut option Ofthp purrhuspr
deposit of eco required of the purchaser thU
tin Of sale, and all cOryFyunOinr nj purchaser
cost. Terms 10 he complied with In seven uirys.
BRAiNARD II. WhRNER, lurus,
GEORGE II. u, WHITE,
nhI9-TuThs rCrItIr,ngkis1 tnrtinns,r
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vHaMAs 11UNlIN q. nHTl mum

H1RT NVU HCt ErEs, HlTrT-G s.I' 's.1. 77fzs ~
IslI WIN NJ ~ = #H lN III -
H'Tl- MfHsTIN1ts. u .. 1TfG d. 'H1fH NY
HuUti, I'arnum. lnii.s %
Nhtcf'~tTr, y fU' = ~ Narr ltf rur aHFr7.H o..
it.rtfin slaHs. l'h o.. 7N
gmdrH nrH It 90 71t# nIl0fT llH 'aliff's..
il3r rnaRR- 11 ~.-l..-ats s.aiul ll4ar1
National Republican., 1877-03-17
GROCERIES.
SPRING LEAF TEA
AT % CENTS A FOUND.

HuusUkecpcrs are Carnu tly requested 10 waive
he natural rrrIu'iCr against the CHEAP TEA,
and give this rial. They will he gurprIsei to nd
In II similar favor TO tlltin the OOiong and green
tgtr OrhlRh"st grade 4 Is strictly Chinese Tea.
have all grades and rlvors Of Tea Of china and
Japan, but know Of no kind so universally accept.
able.
National Republican., 1877-03-17
HgN-BtiE xEa.E-FUrEzT Bl4l
THrlMAs r0Rarsa. lnmnalmmu

uV,IlsuTTF' 8 RAalI7TSr = WTIssH HTrSz XII rsg
~ SuII7F.T HT-r'U'H 1I-E--S- fl7s" H.r F--IiE1 n
ffuT1 Hrt rstfTsUHTNIsI gHH T~-H Try
HAM.
1-yvirfuFrff q in-nn f'rfuRr iazfd ~ a
1lernnihTr o. d 1kz- -lFtfr- nt,.
GA, fuith All Ru.. sii di' liiiL ~ lgfg-rTr
nj Gniun,iiR. HIfn aii' NJ pssf"
rtirOh tlsrtify, sinai stu rum eel me-
a-cb, M u BlnnuE D. Il III Wan N4sHiu ~.
161a, I'M 1rrtwv'r D. N'n|tartT' uIDfH r-s".1u q
.rtr-tnu n nIrnflrru e lsIIIta-T ass
Wnslttflf, tun ntry. % l-. vii d nlf
rt-slnsnrt1 1nIih thii -rfifsf'Tu
UurnIR al sltg zllirTg uf..il nIa
tv'slsr HrG atftefu IIifr1rit fiflr ~
with tttnrrsi I,-iff 1IE 1pTI1Hu ru nr'L q
trut IN an lsrfmIisfss. al ~ Hlft'Fnl-
tnp JtIIrtfiInRr- E1n i'sti
etlG, 1ftlts Inrira1I T'tm1tliiH vfnu N
feNp efvf tht
rhtrsk Enn rBSi u7 -n no nissnGs 1F-iGaanrl aslr
rnt weed natirr til -HII' 7N'alri1ir HiIE iiiu
dhr rlty al Wi. iIsrrSn.
WlflAAsM I. y az y a.zIl- rr,,rrr,,,s.
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Z T. COLDWELL, AuctiOn6GT.

81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND lot on
l. SlREET NORTHWEST, NEAE SlK-
TEENTH STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust TO mn. dated February
10, A II. 1873. and recorded in Ller No. 77h TnliD
il. of the land records fnr the pistrirt ar Or
lumbia, and Mt the request OF the party secured
thereby shall sell, In front of the prHniis,s ~
O'Clock y: M. on THURSDAY. March =. A. "a.
1871. lot four al on the plat of tlIr suhdlvslnn
made by Samuel ID. King, OF original luts 10 4 Hnd
", In square ipS together with the inlpruvunelEs
thereon, consisting Of n twO-stOry Frame Huusu
Terms: stsn In cash and the balance IN SIX ava
twelve months, secured Ivy deed or trust upon Ihr
property sold, and the notes Of she purrasnr haHr
Ing Interest at per cent. NON day al salt ar all
cash. nt the option of the purchnstr all rnuveyarc-
Ing and recording Mt the purchasgr's oOsL n de-
posit Of siC0 required at time of sale.
IL the terms of sale not coupled With IN srvu
(I) days the trustee the right resell thr
property nj the risk cnst 1t the dutnuitiup
chaser. CHARLES II. AOLnEN,
mlIs-ThSTu&ds TrustRn.
National Republican., 1877-03-17

WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
is the Original and only worcestcrsIiro sauce.
Ii the Original aud only worces tershIre Sauce
LEA PERKINS,
LEA s. PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is the best Sauce in the world.
Ia the best Sauce in the world.
LEA PERKINS,
LEA S PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Ia delicious with SOUP, Fish. Game. Joints. HO,
and Cold Meals.
LEA q PEBEINS' SIGNATURE
LEA Il PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle.
Is Ou every bottle.
LEA a PEEVINs.
LEA a PERKINS.
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS,
JOHN DUNOAN's SONS,
ios'-iy Sew York
C. o. coRNwELL a son,
FINE GROWERS.
JUST RECEIVED,
50 kegs MALAGA GRAPES
One car load Of PEARS;
Direct FROM California;
10 bbIs. Cape Cod CRANBERRIES;
80 cases "yryant's" French
VEGETABLES;
Peas, Beans, Mushrooms, Asparagus. Mixed
Vegetables, Truhies.
TABLE SAUCES, l. VARIETIES;
Lea r Perrins' GENUINE Sauce;
French Vinegar and Mustard;
Albert Biscuit, from Edirburgi
Huntley a Palmcr's Waters;
Is dozen Queen Olives, Rew crop;
60 dozen GOrdon'S Celebrated Preserves;
gross COx's GeIatiue;
100 boxes New RaIsins;
bis. MINNESOTA FLOUR
BUCKwHEAr, New YORK;
New Crop New Orleans MoLAssEs.
HAv vANA CIGARS
Il Specially. Always Fresh.
WHISKY:
KeIler's Celebrated FOI RBON.
GIbsou's " RYE;
Crows BOURBON,
Hermitage Rye
Cocks BOURBON
The above are recGly,cd direct from the dt',!rery
and guaranteed PuKS.
sHERRIEs,
FORTs,
POETS,
BRANDIEs,
ERANDIES,
MADEIRA;
All Celebrated Brands.
| NEW YORK CIDER,
Pure Juice, every Week.
| q. @. CORNwELL Il son,
i no-J.u opposite Willard's Hotel.
| INTERIOR ADORNMESTs.
~~s--N~ ~ ~-~~-O-~-~>r-~-~-~-~-~-~ wv
JACQUES JouvENAh's
MARBLE WORKS,
No. al D street,
| Near Lewis johnson Co.'S Bank,
All MONUMENTS on hard sold a: gre.. rseue.
he gisF,a al thsl latp
HYIss; Tne best .orsnsaship and Ses: ITALIAN e.
GRAND LIEKsi
largest variety of new patterns in the city, q,
LOWEST PRICES.
COLDS wARM.AIR FuRNAOEsi
Heat produced equal to Steam.
COLDS CENTENNIAL RANaEi
The Newest, Best and Cheapest Elevated Over
In the Market.
IRON CASTINGS, BOILER AND MACHINE
| WORK.
STEAM HEATING, TIN ROOFING.
| And all Tin and Copper Work.
IRON FENCES AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
| PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
All Best Varieties of Ranges and FIroplacs
| Heaters.
SMITH H, BI RG L CO.,
No. lOlI Pennsylvania avenue,
| scI3.u
DRUGGISTS.
L -~s~~sS~NI'-~-~~Fh~~-rS~~. ~~~~~N~N-N%NNN<NOS
| WILLIAM Il. ENTWISLE,
w Corner PCnna. avenue and Twelfth street.
/ DEALER IN
CHEMICALS,
F'"'N -" T0IL IT ARTitLfS,
4 sPOSUks, bkUSnss,
| sOArS. PERTUMERY, sc,
A9-, rRYsICLtNE PARsCRIrTIoSs. CARE,
FULLY COMPOUSuED, nhi5-Ia
National Republican., 1877-03-17
IfNEG rs IOR RENT.

= = ~ =
TOR RENT TwO> SQUARES FROM
II cuS. .lcgSrt summer l,f.idence. Hall, an
acre n1rc Of ,rcund large F eHrdeni lawn, G groGTe rine
Apply at No. iitO L streIt. mhiS.N
Ton RENT-HoUsE NO 1897 STREET.
II (Mlrhler's Howl ,oniaining nine rooms aud
%IS,% %$s,%%%sSE !..s Or % dEeohdEA. N%HH%aE;
J11S X sTREET-FQR RENT : ELE.
nshcd Ths house l. ,'uitcd IN Snc Of the Io most
cdorn copv"nS1cts. Win S STgc 'H 6rick stgha a n
inc rear. Apply to,w, u. NOSES, corner Of Lon:
GLEpHkEE. No. i2io d street. 80 y niii:st
TOR RENT = ELEGANT FURNISHED
RESIDENCE
NOw OCCUPIED ny the SPANISH MINISTER,
on the n; corner of and Thirteenth SITS. north,
fuTnishcd rooms There is a large stable well ar.
RANGED conchnan's room, water, gas and other
The above Is the most desirable private residence
In the city, and will he rented for rm OF ycirs.
'''" ], V. N. uUYCK,
wcst. ncnriy opposItS Rlsgs & 90: mGLi:Im
EUK Remit FUK KkNTil fUk kENTlli
u per month
1J5 vermont avenue. rooms, dn 20
Line store, islt penna. ayenue......"..... fo@
store ore % and dwSrg Sn % cor iitS and sts.... % %
PcIna avenue. bet. 10th and llth, east...... 20 20
Nj Pleasant new cottage 90
5s 7th st. n. O., rooms........ % %
4 s%SSpitS %ppiS q ST. r00iGf Tiift. y. Z, ,TT6ifL,
ie1s-u Corner Eleventh and streets.
EoR RENT-A LARGE AND HAND
esen a2us q & sstann al anS %9sSn sen
yeniert to the cars. etablng tor several horses.
Rent low. For particulars inquire Of
deii-f Sis Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-03-17
SITUATIONS WIYrED.

PY AN INDUSTRIOUS COLORED MAN,
- work OrNny sort. Address, M. r.." Ropuh-
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WASHINGTON CHIMNEY TOPS.
WASHINGTON CHIMNEY TOPS.

"HrrRr'ef Frro rrrr f1r ST. Nty rhmnrvs Cheap,
table ana Vrnsmentsl. No chimpey should De
POTOMAC IEBEA GOTTA UOMPkST,
tAES I'm Hl New jersey avenue.
National Republican., 1877-03-17

n. W. BURCHELL,
i.3l1 Y street.
National Republican., 1877-03-17

.IOS. Al. +. LIBBEY, LUMBER DEAL
~ eTs. No. q Water street, Georgetown, ID. q.
building lumber Of all kinds constantly on hand.
assortment OF GeorEs pine timber OF all sizes and
lengths, Georgia and Florida pine nooring, well
seasoned. ocls-6m
National Republican., 1877-03-17

TIE Useful ARTS.
~ ~ -~ss-~|4~-~-~1~a~s~s-
TTlH-PLATE AED SrEET.IRON WORK,
;Ss SSnhs GS aGS SpTsuhg' s''nss Ana hsagfs' Al
enth street northwest. All work WARRANTED drs'-
class. orla-sr
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FOR SALE.

!. TOR .SALE-RARE CHANCE FOR SPEC
II ulation-Lcro aercF Of timber. mineral aud
coal land for sale, all In tract, In Wayne
county, West Vs., close to c. and ., =. =. WIN
be sod ba-vain aud on " terms; title indispu-
table. OGDEN MURRAY, +. o., Uharlestown,
Jttltrson county. West Va. or to W. II. MAIN
CO., 1875 Penn lymla avenue, Warrington, ID. q.
mh3-lm
National Republican., 1877-03-17

TlEAEs- IrtV
A lD-CEhT LlH--G .s- S4--,-S - -
EaAdqnArtRrB for phNlelhlF anu Recall.
an s0eEytHaH sTief 81
non gi sErsnSh
National Republican., 1877-03-17

JNuR RENT TWO, SQUARES FROM
IL c,fB. 'lrgant summer Ne-idcnce. Half an
nrrc Of round large garden, lawn, grove. Flne
view of clty and ryIr. Rcnt low TO good tenant.
Apply at 80. litG T. strett. mhi5-t
National Republican., 1877-03-17
TNIu9I STHUH~ N ! TS<SFsilsS S-slIl4 Il
- a lIOT t6H HNE.- rs.Il4 .nlg H7T To- -CR.
40. &C.. MI q vi H77 II E,s4hll-E . AZ
1lhti4 AN,1N HI II r.

ri n BlnBus q H.. iisi agllIff mr. ssE "
TIN IiHzairr liptriHIIla % z ftsiIl.r iEs
r.ilgsu.l tfirsa. - ii' iliIJ'
Rnl aaift upon lsa'i rii fl z lIIli
III. Mntfsl and Will
No 1LlGt a. fIysm al Iiiriz M IA lfl EggEzs.
washington, IA. e.
h4HZ- -FlEHir
T. = E-a--iItas. D. H-
niliI6-dtfF lEIGlf a dhUl5lLlE. aiuT u.
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THE YEw.TREE WALK.
From the Argo~y.l

From the Arg"-y.
uusky-ieaved and l,runed 20 pri:nDess. pleasant
was the green retreat,
Where, within ITS siewy dimness, huc-eled Wow
hossOmed sweet,
While the poets idle fancies - within ~ '@'"''
he lay, ,. .
Peaplei IT with fair roinanc"s' ""'f''"''' '''
ts-gone day
Not by ruins. crumsling sloHi, dbl H. gloomy
Nor wher. daisies. meek and ,"~ly, smnd above
quiet grave,
Who're the lonely mourncr, weeping fingered tate
With the niei,i-bsrd vigil keeping, from her ioln'
amid the leaves.
Eut within a garden haunted iy the sweetest
Where the tulips saly Haunted gorgeous "r''S 81
rainbow hue; ,. 4.
Roses by the dial olden- budding redis "''e "
one, III. ,.,,,:..
wide.rayed blossom, gr,sin, as'i g"ld"n' turning
ever to the sun
r;on.,s uar,aed long and londy from the bougi,>
that screened their nests.
on the tarrace. pacing proudly, rea"ock- stunned
While the wind swept trees KEEP; sIgisibc, In" =
streamiet's murtnurings.
And the doves, in circles hyine' Tanned tiic 'ii
with silver wings
AGE. with wrinkled brow Of sadness, -smm;er''
slowly in it, shade.
Childhood, in its fearless siainees, underneath IT.
branches played;
Lovers sought It's green fscesses when the n'''''ii
light shamcreI bright.
And low VOWS and soft csrcsSes tiifiid ~ fii;'l
with delight.
Here hath sorrow, heavy hearted, sped III SHAH
Of silent prayer.
Maiden. from her irnc iove parted, stro;led adowr
II full Of care;
still upon each brown stem ling'r nsi'ies air' MOI
toes half efiaced,
True love knots by sporiiye finger IA some HAIR.
moment traced.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-30
SWindled By 0ypoiea.

A CRANKY colored man, By industry and
economy managed to save mp quite SOM
Of money BY hauling water, With which he
purchased fine farm. A few days $50 .
number Of wandering Kypsies visited biz
farm for the porpose Of telling fortunes.
They told the eolored man and his wife
that they vese destined to become the
xine snd queen Of all their rsce in America,
snd all that vaa nece~ary to bring sh,s
abost va to deposit their means n lie
hands Of an aged eipsy woman for safe
keepiag. Til. the simple minded people
6nally did. and The result n that they are
ahoas $500 ont and no nearer royalty than
che" furnishing thirsty 6rsnbyites with
water.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-30
THE STAGE.
At Home and Abroad.

+ There has been M lhea,ricals in SeSlalia
during the week, and no immediate pms
poets Of any, until the Caanirau coMbina-
ton reaches here On the fourth proximo.
Its useless TO say IL our p'ays"ers that they
are then likely to have series Of very
fascinating entertainments. Mrs. Chanirsu
is one ri the must uts.ctive artists in the
country, and her repertoire j. full OF inter-
estins PLAYS. Her advent will he sure to
awaken 4 lively Interest in the drama.
Succeeding her. the hca,.i- will he occu-
p:e,l bv a number oi combinations, which
will give amusement To the playgoers dur
ing the remainder Of the season.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Raymond Continues to draw crowded
houses ut Mcvicker's. Chicago, and hattie
Putnam, in THAT Lass u Lowries," IL the
attraction at the Adelphi; "Sardanapslus'
reigns vt Hoolcyis, and Tony Denier, in
''liumpty- Dumpty," at Woods Museum.
In St. Inui-, the Evangeline Combina-
ton opened at the OIyH,pic on the 9Th, and
Edwin Booth ut he Bars. Tomorrow
evening the Liassri, will appear Al the
former house, AMI Fife Ellsler nj the latter.
The Atlah Richmnnd Comedy Company,
with Miss Pauline Markham as one Of the
attractions, opened nj Woods Theatre, Gin
cinnaii. on the 18th. Moe Fisk is the COM
e,lian Of the troupe.
The old comedians flourish at the Boston
Museum; Miss Marv Anderson opened at
the Boston on the 18th, aud ''The Danites"
took the stage ut the Globe On the same
date.
Miss Lydia Thompson opened at the
Walnut, Philadelphia, on the 18th, and
Robson and Craine are underlined for
the 18th.
Mile Won Slamwitx Appeared at Ford's
Opera House, Baltimore, on the 18th, and
Flyers Grand Opera Troupe At the
AcAslemy Of Mnsic.
At the Grand Opera House, Cincinnati,
the Lingards opened On the 18th, anil
lsoucicanlt will appear tO-morrsw evening.
On the 18th, Risnold opened at the Va
iional Theatre. Washington. and Milton
MOBILES at the Opera House.
Mrs Powers opened at the California
Theatre, San Francisco, on the 18th, in
'Queen Elizabeth"
Elwin Booth will appear IN the I'D, at
Robinson's Opera Houae, Cincinnati.
The Florences held the boards at Rob
inson's, Cincinnaii, the paat week.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-30

Sunday Lat Ne body a boy, about IA
ysan Al 80. vss Uncovered Il the river q
Hannibal, below lie bridge. and bvosghs 10
Tie shore. The boy ~ drened in fall
suit Of eaoioese eIothee. and had on On
ovescoat and . rev pair Of sAoes. Ths
BODY sssosd 10 hase bssa il he water
abost . veek. In hs pesksG - found .
packet hook enaaainiag 8 cents n noosy.
No cine 10 the name of TIE nnfoseuaate
bsy vas found.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-30

He00l00 OF Ot0 S0tllCf0.
There was = reunion Of the odd settlers oI
Charlton comfy. at the fair grounds in
EeytesvilIe, on Thursday, the l,h inst
Uncle Daniel Ashhy. the oldest settler, nj.
dressed them ior . short time upon the
early times, when they we're compelled to
grind their corn with mortar and Pestle for
their breakfast. He. in turn, introduced
Mr.. Chas. Csbeli. Who proce~ded to read .
history Of Charlton county. The names Of
the old settlers Who were in tendance, tn
9eiher with their age and date Of settling
in the county, are a. follows: Daniel
Ashbv. Sgd Sc, came n the county October
IL. 1918; John Sportsman, aged 81, came To
the county November u, 1922; y. y.
Grubbs, aged 50, came to the county in No
vemi,er. 1913; Up. Williams, aged IS,
came to the county in October. 1876; Chss.
CabalI, .sed g., came 70 the county in o.
iober, 1918; VIM. Herryforl, aged 50, came
to the county April, II, 1918; J. +. Doxey,
aged 81, came TO the county in November,
lSa0.
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Matrimonial Advice.

Marry in your own religion.
Never both be angry Al once.
Never tarnt with past mistake.
Let kiss he the prelnie Of rehnllc.
Never allow a request TO lc repeated.
Let seIf-ahnegation lie the ha,at of both.
good wife is the greatest earthly blessing
Il forget" is never an acceptable excuse
Hyou must criticise, let it he done lovingly.
Make q marriage matter Of moral judgement
Marry into family which Won have long known
Never make remark at the expense Of Oh,
ether.
Never talk At one another, either alone or in
company.
Give your warmess symrathies for each Others
trials.
one is angry, let the other part the lips only
Neglect the whole world beside. rather than one
another.
Never speak iond to one another unless the
house is ON fire.
Let each strive TO yield oftencst the wi~her Of
the other.
Always leave home with loving words, for they
may be the last.
Marry fnto different blood and Temperament,
from your own.
Never deceive, for the heart, once misled. can
never trust wholly again.
II is the mother who mouids the character and
fixes the destiny Of the child.
Never find fanlt nnless il is perfectly certain
a hult has been committed.
Do not herald the sacrifices won make IN ,,o,,
others tastes. habits, or preference
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To tho Amictod.

Pains in the hack, head, heart, lung
rheu.aatisa, nsaralgia, lunbaeo, sciatica.
rheumatic govt. nervous and kidney dis-
eases, positively cured BY Dr.. Fsssem
Rhsamstie Remedy and Vegetable Liver
Pill. A phy.ieiaa's spseialsies for y
yean, never fail when taken a. directed
CAassss Roll d Co. sole ssssAs for Sstislia.
x36zlAWly
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A BAD Outlook

The prospects Of building the Spring
field, Western and Southern railroad. no
longer the X. c. and NJ. are not the most
catering. The amount subscribed in
Springfield il only $l6,O 900. and along the
line of the road 70 Ash Grove the company
expects $4,000, making in all $96,OOO.
This amount II not suGicient. The com
p.ny can accomrlirh nothing with less than
Sc0.O0O
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'On, ii the A'P,h-,' IL tie story ri u
woman's life, Published i,y Peterson Il I:r".,
AMI is amors their el-g mt -Doilar Seric>.'
The tile Is tie least Ii, suspicious, aud one
picks up the i'cok dis;r,stinl of the p.,ssi-
hiliiv I'll heinz treated L.. y chapter III ssScial
horrors. Tine story concerns the career oi
an unfortunate, y theme which j. treated
With surprising .t.-iieacv an,l pathetic effect
The viei->i;s,les III s,,ci, lie are exhibited
without oiien-e anil with singular elo-
qnence and power. II j. p~pssible that the
author NAV have known n0rp ahou, the life
of which she was writing than the msjority
III her readers.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS - SOMETHING.
ABOrr rnE BOoSs, ArrHors AND
RoNaHc ~ THE Day.
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"Thio." is a new nove. BY Mr.. =. II. Bar
nciie. Issued by Peterson Erus.. Phila.lel.
/, his, AMI I"s<e~-es 4 rrmarkaSie d~srce of
interest. Nc; ], hy no mean compares with
her forme- production, "That Lass Oinw-
ric'.." ii there il n neral to the work il j.
so deeply hidden in the pleasant excite
ment incident tn lore that one is very aM
,o overlook il. II shows, however. that ii
il very dangerous ior an engaged young
man In trust himself tn the association 81 y
lady more lrau;ii"I n i fascinating than
hi> sosr,. Hearts ,re apt tn wander j,,si
the same Va ewes. AMI when "a lower hr,;n-
tn compare the attractions ri .roiher girl
wiih the more honsely vir,ues ri the one he
u bound to, Cupid is very %. play pranks
wi,h his allegiance The Young lady who
carries I'll the pr,zr in this game 81 hearts
-nii. r. untold asonie> oi reu,"r-c, while she
Tilted lair one Comes ont strongly in go1l
sense and all the admirable traits.
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THE Mother. in Law bv Mrs. South
worth, is written in the uSu,! style oi this
very prolific writer. AMI d.ss no, disclose
any new features Oi interest.
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"Elirtatinns in America" or "Iiigh Lie
in New York" issued BIS Peterson X ErO.,
Is very agreeable saeir,y hook, showing
much practical observation and a great deal
III g"'d sense. u shows line perception and
appreciation I'll character, aud il written in
a vi.cr.,,s and spirited style.
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Mr.. TILDBN BEFORE THE
QUEEN.

He was Usofructed, but Recovered
He Rips the Royal Robe-And
Offers to Reform it--Victoria
Prefers Grant.
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The apple trade was pretty lively yes.
terdsy.
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We have tried ~. Bulls Cough Syrup
in our family, and can assert that il is the
best remedy for cough or cold ever intro
ducei. Price, . cents.