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HOW TO CURE sLEEPLEssNEss.,

A few minutes rest before eating, plen
ty OF time and joke and laughter while
eaung, and then again n few moments rest
ana we believe you might laugh at dyspep-
sia- .. =
You might rest while wedding your gar.
den, training your vines, playing with the
children or dipping into some bright work
OF poetry or fiction. But, II sleepy, heed
the aign. You are either overtaxed and
need rest or you have eaten too much-you
are the best Judge Of that
A i've minutes nap is often better than a
half hours sleep, because you do not wake
up with the half dead feeling which some
people complain of when we urge them to
rest-and the s~leepiness is gone.
Some people fine, after going to bed, that
they are hungry. They had q light supper
early in the evening they have been out
driving or walking have been reading
aloud, or singing, perhaps talking q good
deal. and unheedful of time AVE sat up
until it is late. They cannot sleep-Na-
ture is calling out for more fuel they long
for something to eat.
But you know it is very unhealthy to
eat at SO late m hour
Oh is itg Then by all means don't
yield to the demands of your stomach how
ever long you lie awake
b fudge are the English a race OF
dyspeptics ? They often nave very heavy
suppers just before retiring.
The hungrier you are the faster your
brain will work, and the harder will throb
your head restlessly you will turn and
toss you will strive to quell the hunger fit
by a draught of water; but that won't do
1t; and at last, in despair, you gave up the
hope of sleep. A cracker or small piece of
bread would have hindered all this, and
you would have fallen into sleep as calmly
as a little child does after taking its milk.
Why don't you keep the baby awake after
feeding it, If it is injurious to sleep on a full
stomach We --o te4Ap.ed to quote from
an article we saw the other day sleep
following SUPPER lsn la
Nothing is more absurd than to pretend
1T is unhealthy to sleep after the days first
meal. Is not man an animal? Do not ami
mails, without exception, sleep Immediately
after eating -? Do we not feel like sleeping
after each. days last meal? Evidently the
body yearns for sleep. Exercise immediate.
ly after eating is pernicious; rest is health
full. What rest can compare with sleep,
which reposes the mind, and lungs, and
even the heart.
See the peasantsl No persons enjoy
better health h a they do. Supper is the
best meal Of the day. No sooner have they
supped than they go to bed.
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MAGNOLIA
BALM

HH HLH. HL" L"HH...
The MAGNOLIA BAIx Is a sure device for creating
apure and blooming complexion $50
1t conceals all natural blemisies in the most sur
prising and effective manner.
1t removes all roughness, eruptions, redness,
blotches, freckies, and tan with magical power.
1t drives away all evidences Of fatigue and ex-
element.
It makes the plainest face beautiful.
1t gives the complexion u dazzling purity and
rotind, md plump.
1t mikes - mntron Of IS or 40 look not more than
20 years old. and changes the rustic maiden into a
cultivated city belle.
The uagnniid Balm removes all biemish>s and con-
ceais erery drarDtdck TO beauty; and, tehiie it &c az
harmless as seafer, ii Is 30 iVs-iike in iis sgeefs naf
The closest obseruer cannot detect its use-
Ladies' who want to make themselves attractive
can mako an absolute certainty of 1t by using
HAoAN's MAGNOLIA BALM, and we know Of no other
way: 1t Is the cheapest preparation in the world,
store
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BATES & cARLILE.

A TToRNEYs and counseIors at Law. once
n 402 Larimer street, rooms II and 10, sec
ond floor. VIII practice In all the courts OF
Colorado and Wyoming. Special attention
to mining litigation: the examination and
certihcation OF mining titles; collections
and Investment Of money. jelld0m y
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ROPE

Address JOHN A. RoEBLING'S SONS
manufacturers, Trenton, n. J., or III Liberty
street, NJ York Wheels and rope for con
veying power long distances. Send for cir
culnr. Jyi9d3in
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AN Item Of Interest to Every Lady who
Desires to be More Beautiful
than she now is.o

Unfortunately not one woman in a hundred, sub
Scisi to the whims OF an American climate possess
IS that basis and starting point Of real beauty-a
purc and clear complexion.
Wha. nature has thus denied. art must 10 called
upon to furnish
Haean placed beauty within the reach Of every un-
blessed daughter Of Eve when he discovered that
surprirrrg article known in fashionable circles as the
true tr - ~ beauty, and called
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THOROUGHLY CURES DisEasrs O. r.-x
BEAUTIFIEs II Co~IPLs..o=. L. 3
n REMEDIES RHEUMAr.
HEALS SORES AND ABaAsiuS3 ftP
CuTicLE AND C~oUSTERACrs CoxlsG!dy.
This Standard External Remedy for r.
tons, Sores and Injuries of the SEfn, moi c5tv
REMOVES FRoM THE COMPLEXION ALI, EIYA..
isHEs arising from local impurities of the
blood and obstruction of the pores, hut also
those produced by the sun and wind, SUD- as
ian and freckles. 1t renders the cu..cLR
M~ARvELoUsLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and PLANT,
and beng a WHOLESOME BEAUT!FIER is far
preferable to any cosmetic.
ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF Sin.
rHuR BATHS are Insured FL .r.s tsE OF
Gte,aft's sulphur iSo0p, : li-,, in add.
ton to its purifying effects, rene and pRr-
VENTS RHEUMATISM and CyU
It also DrsINFEcrs c1c-r .ai MEN
and PREVENTS DIsEAsr ca.-lrEp ny
CONTACT with the PESO.
1T DIssoLvEs DANr--r La.
ness, and retards gra,
Physicians speak Of
Pnces-25 and 50 p
Box g Cakes.
"HILL'S HAZE Ay-5sa
Black or Brow, sss
{. \. RlTTENTON, Prop'r, 2 SIKH Ar, aT
NB-sen, by Mail. Prepaid, on receipt o. ~. aud
S cents extra for each Cake,
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Above brand on left hip. Young
stock, on left hip and side, waddle on
the nose. Also own Oh on left side.
Horse brand, J on left shoulder, two
inch letter.
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pANNsYLvAHIN KAIl.Hn1D.
NITNT TIlTNN TTNT
AND UNITED STATES VAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED 81 AlFN " Al. ROUTE
ON tnl lttcr April -. 1874
Trans leave NrN Work. va DVshrosa's and coitanit
sf- lVrfies a, loll4WH
Expires, or ii irri.hurih PITTSBURGH the West rnd south
VIZ iuIlmhu Palace Cars attached. "a NJ GhnI 80
4 dntV
for Wliian,por, lock Haven. Cory. ant Erc. S,7sp
T. NJ. connie. iiur ~ Carry Tor HtusNIlc. r. trl an
Ccihw aui the on Regions WiA.usi"rt maj Lock
ltaNcu, "a
Bannor, wi,hnslon, aud the South "I imitcd wash
iuftun ENpr <, u fulluHu lHrluf cars tHN, rN'"It
sunday $50 NJ. HlrNc Wn-hu- ton ~ T.
Regular gi 20 a NJ, m, Anio or NJ. SUNDAY tJl
ESrrr.s Tor rhilaicrhm ~ : 20 - n1n lamitrb II
VI l. I p, q. q 80 Z. 49, ~. AMI NI " sunday u
NJ, D. GO ~ J, 80, 3 ~ ani~f NJ Em,srant ami
second class. 2 l. N
boat, {" iir,-'k1m Annrx" connect with an through
trans nj Icr-N city. anprdins speedy ami direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn UNci
~, rmn- 70 Newirs. EhMbc.h. Railway. Princeton,
Tfcntun. Perm Amhuy. llcm nstpn Hcll lctr AMI
other points scc local schedules ut all hckrt ON 'cs
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh So 10 10 An 10 20 T.
u daily. 10 Co. NJ $50 T. NJ. dlilN. tNcopt Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, q hh. ~ VI 10
IA lOloi N sunisy 50, 900 y Prom PIMA.
! 70 s.ls q -. 10 loIo l62Or n sunday, o.,
~. o ~, ~ ~ ~ \. VI ST. ~ 2DP
Ticket Offices h2d and Oii Brnid Nnv A.ior Hons,
and 100 O' Dc,hroses hni Ourtauit sis Court Il
and Hr'1Alyn Annex Depot loot al IN ton Il IirulNYu.
ia llh ana llh Hudson 1t. llubnkrn. Depot Jersey
FRANK TllOhNON L. H. FARMER
General Manager Geun IA -srns.r 4 .cu'
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ptrsolll Aoit,A

r b.
A TTENTION, paurntsl Dr rRorlk from raris.
n 80 Balm 4 years tex TrNiC", uousultti"n, ~
All disease. 81 Disorders ana nervous dointJ sledAy
AMI radically cWrd
A IL. special complaints medical or surgical safely
N aud sue " ssuily trrht,i eva iunhuon INA
D. BRADFORD, ~ kast l2th Il
GONSuMPrION irlievod and tuivd by 1uni, Is
~ o. - kmpr No II III a pint u you are Mt sati.
ned with II, rtlfn Hn order, yuH viii sct mOno,
and question asked We = quest III adlro Nv, o.,
only M Hl person, ~ HrNnkNu who sick
erH ,khiluy, With srhl Hching couch n-hi mora
inI uil AM Ak. Mr ~ East llKL-y ~ ucAr
Hrpa dwHy, Brw,ABn, ID.
nISEAsEs OF MIN n speciality. cure from . W
- 'dsYs DH DihK, ~ West lalh Il Near 6ui aN
EsTAHLISIIED II YrAUS.
II DIS Jnritn6 DNh>pn, Ftu4lii TN. 81 the GREAT
nuhoiEAN NuhhUn, largest cohN non in the wurd
M ~ Nh1s smut 4 imind IN thor pnuent, and
the ln'ic that thcl nhJ b0 CnuhIrnuaiY con .uud ~
usual on all Disease Ol Mon winch tlcy have male n
sIEcmlty o. " years.
lhr m~llca wort, Practical observations on a'nrr.
eht n>'Hss, with mn E-uN Ma iivr can be had on
Iooeip U ~ cchis postage sttnps Address
nrh LoitDhN nv ESVN.
.,., go No lNi1 mn RI rt, ihilAd.
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"
INrFC-7 ltHll, NAv New Nurk. VIA Dc4l,russ,. AMI
CnrtlhNlt 49, lrrN 4. INlluws
~ g. - ~wt.2 llA N AhGG!l--. 1tl
p ~ Sud MI NJ. Houso hr,oAiNn ANA a " coni.tI
with hl tros D Urun. a ltl.N tltf. ,un.,iii, a
SPEEDY ma lie 20 ifIIi- r Tor lil,f.iYu friNri
hI9r"ns "n"' H;,"w rnlil;gh,a =, M - :,
40 ai ? ., = ". anl - uiin .nl ON alui.N.
i21 iA, 7 x, x .tiA N 81 scr VI .nul lan. tr.t {
1!ckl ~ &C. I1j ui-i VA HruutwHv. Aston ll4 .
AT ionl - n',nrutt', mt r'nlnl ~. iriI- .'.
hr~ANn. ll" ant ~ IL is'n 81 ll""n,", po.'o.
lkAAk TilON,JN /. o. IlItN..t
0siaIa Manager General iros in.aT ".pnt
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pOukHTkAoN 1lK ypSr lurRoyla EQuIpNESt
ANu TiIB IA~IkNf n Ne GONoiAIENf VAN
ABaM. UtB SAfEff
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- 10 GIA-DuN. LIVERPOOL DUBLIN BFLFAsT
LONbnNhLklN. ANp rllL PARIS EXPOSITION
FROM iir :. N'rh kNcr foot 0i Canal ST. A. follows
SiAfI bl MY uA ........... Thur-lsN Nav ~
SIAlb Ol VIRGINIA Ihuraluv NAV 80
lFst cah.u. $50 Geo 800 according % Accommodation.
return ucAit- nj r.utcI rlty, second cabin si5
SVCru.r At lowest rates
Apply ioAusrlN BALDWIN CO. Agents
- broadway, New York
SrLkKAGE tickets At - broadway ana at dc com
r4ny pier. loot %, Canal Il Nurui River.
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.LGBOQiliCr BROS.
TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT THEY
HAVE OPENED TIE PREMISES No. AT BROADWAY
As AN ADDITION TO THEIR sALEsROOM, AND WILL
EXHIBIT AND OFFER on
Tuesday, May ~,
THE FOLLOWING
Unparalleled Bargains
SILK

- pieces nnc LYONS BLACK SILKS. Mt 81. IS; SAME
QUALITY AS RECENTLY SOLD at SI75
FULL LINE Of G1vERNAUDS AMERICAN SILKS.
IN BLACK and COLORs Blues, Greene. Browns. Grays.
&c 3. at 81 per yard; SOLD THE PRESENT SEASON at
$3.50 and sl.U5.
10 pieces Of IMPORTED PLAIN COLORED DRESS
SILKS q tor inches wide, at 81 per yard; REDUCED
from 81 - AMI 81 80
FANCY SUMNER SILKS. Black and white and Colorcd
stripes, at q cents per yard REDUCED from O. cents
and - cents
1Dppicces2i inch CotORED DAMASsE SILKS. LIGHT
and EVENING SHADES, at 81, SOLD LAST WEEK AT
tI2j
30 pieces DAMAssE SILKS. CLOTH SHADES at IS
worth 81
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FOURTEEN TnnOuGu rHAlKA BAOu NAY DAILY
THREE DIfO1H ~ rhJLAnELFiiIA TWO ~
hHW YORK.
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W FOR QOEENSf0wN AND LIVERPOOL.
BALTIC ...... .ihurSitY. May Us. I =. "
AnElAIlt ....... saturday. Nay -. noon
bklIANNlt saturil ~. Jam. l. T. VI
From White star Dock per - Norin River
Cabins all AWid-tip, Saloon. 50 AMI 500 g0L
Return tickets on favorable terms secri.c. -,
COkllS AGENT 81 BroidNI Sow YORK
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NuE"HEEBEHA NGE," WITH PLATE WARN
Il ER AND PATENT GLASS FAOk PROl BOrOR A
hw invention, whereby The head amt lAce Ol the cook
arc prulp ted from the rHdatd heat wtlut intrrlcT
cnce with the operation the range II ale hrlps Ia
Keep down the temperature oil the kichcn Hnl " take
on tho steam iru'f cnlkinI
JANIS kiRrLAND. 3. 10. and u Rende st
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pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP

COMPANY's LINES,
For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA. CENTRAL ami
SOUTH AMERICA. SANDWICH ISLANDS NRX
ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA. BRITISH COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Hud OREGON.
S1iius from pier tnnt OF Cana 4. North River
FOR IN FRANCISCO. via ISriiMts OF PANAMA
steamship toLON. Monday. May - connecting Tor
Central amt south America.
FROM ~AN fkANtl0iD To APAN AND CHINA
81. ailshIp CHINA Tu. .laN. June
Stii-.upt Try or fLklNd. Monday. July I.
Steamship CRY 90 TOXIC Thur .luN. Aug
fkuM san FkANflSrp 70 SANDWICH ISLANDA
AUSTRALIA ant SEN ZEALAND.
steamship Al ,iHALlA. Monday June 10
lnrfrtleNf HuI pt--t-r Apply 40 company Office o
FONllNb tihll-A. Sew lurh.
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cfor Snlr nnO 80 Set
(NUEAPIST STEAM PUIyEK IN NEW
~ YORK FROM "a 10 hNse power can be- IN uiSlcd
NJ a. per week yer horse ruuu- huus lcr day also
Ia ". has ntn. hni snrr rnnr. 10 lrt with u,nty NJ
good lehL water AMI water ciO~rf- cArh Hour steam
heating, Hru elevators nnd steam ho-tWHN- \ I
PRESTON. -. ~ y. 20. aud - Kts st. NV YORK
INOH KEN or sale, very XIV. story und cellar
huck lao orV tnNHl feet suited fnr hlht ar heavy
work Si md fHi 1T corner 2hi 81 NHtchm tn viii
sh"w CHARLES sIEDl,hR. IA Water -. NY
NEW HWIGIIrON.-Tho are s.ill three Of those
~ noe now brick houses Ia let, nnc view; near tho
landng Any cdosirng all the conVrncnces ot moi
city house in the country Mt quarter the rent Ot
city hOu- please addps ~ or call on
II l. HORTON, 90 Broadway. New York
hEFICE> TO t.Er-ln second story sun hullinr
" front and rear, well lighted and steam cnted An
N az sun Publication Oncc. Nassau and Frans orr ~
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The Generals Career AZ Soldier, Marksman.
ana Politician His Successor ns Major
Generni-The Nest sheriff of Kings ounty.
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Qtniisirp.
Nanats nnS AlttbtnplIt

kOO I'D Av.-G1m scts o.
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SUITS, CLOAKS.

SILK SUITS from S1s g. si2i
LINEN SUITS nom - 90 upward
STUFF 81 rs from - o. .ii
CASHMERE SAcQl Is aud MANTEtErs from a. %
o. -
SILK SACQuEs and MANTHLETs from si2 iosii
GREAT VARIETY of tllll.rKEN'S suns o bNERY
DESCRIPTION. lu All. slIlS
a CALI. 20 the CLOAK tiA SUIT DEPARTMENT WILL
CONVINCE our PATRONS that WE NAV Lthc CllplrfSt
SLY Lbs
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COrSetS and Underwear

HEAbVU ANIE HN FOX COHSEIN'
.Iig NEST ASS9,Ei,M" Nr IN the CITY. lNlm sriE,
o.. - do1n iiANpMADE cpnsHr rt4'. WHEfn
lt9Ihs ani MISSES uNunRwriu r.l>rF
" Ah ~ GREAT VARIETY. aiI hI Lip'i"O
iI0dnknn IAnll.S, NlIEMIsE Al ~
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8 HAWL.S.

a2t cANEl,S llAlR 81 Avis from AUCTION at 80,
80 So % So WORTH DOUBLE
$50 FINE on Ally Bl.Atk IIilBEr SliAMl.~. IDu.
Blf a. - WORTH ~
HBlflNE QUALIFY BLACK TulBIT sliAWLS SIN.
Gil NJ ~ % t1fi
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Il VNNTCI - UNCU, 2B EaH .gi - n.ar2i
N 49, have N ii Ilf ttstffIrff ul flr fIluu'uItrs
i,ti nov anI ..auI AH,l tl,y Ar. olrrn. vrrf
uw ll'NH- 4lI SD .f In-fa I1HIt.
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ataI

4 HARE CJiNNCE.-Lot. so aui onward =,
- Glendale, l. Nh"ns nud Chmchr.. steam and
h"r-, cars, - minute trum ctlv 3 NICE horsr- u sale
easy term, LILLY tlt broadway bookstore. or Bon II
Glendale Post once T. /
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

2
FitssraP Plr:sDy tS--SerYiccs on the I'd
aud 4th Sabbaths Of each month, morning
and evening. Rev. Dr. Lame, Pastor, Sab
bath SeheoleveFy Sunday morning 1t . o.
clock. B. Gilmore, Superintendent
potNr PLEASANT PRESBYTERIAN CuuRcH.
w. T.. Hill Pastor PrcNChipg lst and
81 Sabbntlls, morning and Uight. Bible
Glass ut the Parsonage on Wednesday ey-
cning. Sabbath schUol, Sunday morning.
M. IL. Hale Superintendent.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev. i.
II. Lacy, Rector. Services az follows Al
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every sun
day morning at 10! o'clock, except the I'd
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening, ut u O'Clock, except the Sd Sun
day in each month. Sunday School at 8
o'clock. \. Stribling, Sup't Ncstry meet
ing on the evening OF the I'd Monday in cv-
cry month. Services at Bruce's Chapel on
the ID Sunday at 10. \. NJ. Mason City
ON the I'd Sunday ut 5! p NJ. West Coz.
umba the Sd Sunday at q! =. NJ.
NJ. L. CmURCII-Scrviccs on the LIST and
Sd Sabbaths Of each month, at 10! a. NJ,
and y +. NJ, during Summer. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. +. A..
Trippett, Pastor. Sabbath schoolevery sun
day morning at o'clock. d. S. Snyder,
Superintendent.
N. L. CmuRCM, SOurH--ServireS on the
4th Sabbath OF each month. Rcy. -
Robinson Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at 8 o'clock. Robert 3.
BckCl, Superintendent.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Julge Circuit Court-IIoN. Jos. SMITH
Residence lsAycnswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. b. WAGGENER.
? Deputy-JAMEs II. HOLLOWAY.
Clerk County Court-E KIMBERLISu.
Deputy-JosIPH II. HOLLOWAY.
President County Court-B.iS. Van Ma
yTE.
Prosecuting Attorney--G. P. SlMpsoN.
,ieherilI-DAvIp S. STEVENSON.
Deputics-J. p. r. Is. SMITH, j, JEwErT
S. W. soMERvIlLE, Henry Fey, JosEPu n
DAmM, W. D. SoMEnvILLE.
JalloF-,k JEwETT.
Surveyor of Lands-Tnos, ]. Roberts.
Assessor Dist No. Jas. W. WISDOM.
Assessor Dist No. 2-E. L. BAKER
: Suplt Public Schools-CHAs.'E: HodG.
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see my darling lying dead before me,
At other times she would come to me
pleading with me to give her back
her father, whom she loved, and be-
causo could not she would scream
dloud in hergrief. These heart cries
and visions Of my insane hours would
almost kill me, and still l would not
die. When became calm, would
know that l had broken her heart.
"They laid her beside her fatherin
yonder graveyard, near your home, =
Her father then owned the place
As l float down the river, l often see
the roses blooming over her narrow
resting place, They remind me, in
their purity, of her who is sleeping
there, awaiting the resurrection,
when We will meet, never more to
part-where we will love each other
as in the beautiful past.
"oh, Arthur, guard her narrow
bed-keep green and fresh the flow,
ers above her cold hard pillowl l
water them at midnight with my
tears, when | wonder there in the
moonlight, and pray that God may
be merciful to me, and keep me from
further sin, When l am gone, for
my sake remember my loved ones
grave, and place me beside her /
could not rest elsewhere. None of
those who hate the old man need
know, only let me in death be near
her whom in life was torn FROM
In heaven she will be mine!"
"such was the old mans story as
he gave it to me. You have seen
poor Mary's grave said my friend,
pointing to the white rose had stood
beside the evening before.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
". Polslrr.'

AIayOrLD. W. POLSLEY,
Rccurder-M II. HALE.
Goupcilmeu-7-C. i. Waggener, JohuW.
Epslslii es,sl. Cole, ". L. Nealc, lienfy
, ltE Sergeant 81, +. Stlaa: Z < - E
ssessss-rA fiesi 49,:
! Uyerseer t'pOS- -. -. C1assl -. NJ . e
tsaPeriP sSad@.t Y !: Y : Gibbs
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BENEvoLENT SOCIETIES.

MAsoNIc-AIinturn Lodge No. 10, meets
on the first and third Tuesdays OF each
month.
OUD FELLOWS. Point Pleasant Lodge No.
80, /. o. .. T., meets every Thursday
night. Hall in Stortz's block.
Court Point Pleasant, No, 8, ], o. f.,
meets every Friday evening Z! o'clock, at
Caprhart's Hall.
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The boy who grows up with anoy-
crwhelming fear of dogs will not do.
generate into a book agent in after
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TERMS OF COURT.

ClRcutr CouRr-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
CduNrY CuURi-Tfird Monday in Janu-
sry;Third Monday in March; Third Nom
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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A Psychological journal says that,
unless young mon in selecting wife
pay strict attention to the shape Of
the fair ones chin they arc apt to bc'
led by the nose.
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...
place until you could soc every nook
aud corner; all through it were soft
cushioned lounges aud chairs, up
holstered in rich crimson velvet;
there were 10 doors or windows, but
all around tho walls wero bright;col.
ored pictures, more beautiful than
can be imagined, and above some Of
them were fancy.worked notices
that read Welcome, and There's no
place like-like there, you know,
and suchJ and to set the whole thing
Of, and make it pleasant, the man.
or whatever ho was, who seemed Ia,
boss the place, was dressed all in rod
and trimmed with gold lace, and
looked SO good-natured that ono felt
he would take it as o favor to be ask
ed to'put it on tho slate Well, ID,
stead Of cold looks and hard words,
like man sometimes gets here, no
met me as | went in, and clapped, !,
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wearied about you, l knew you'd
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himself He said he was az rigG;
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would be my room foreverehd e$et
and he wanted to make it as Agree
able as possible, and that Unjust COM
slider myself at home, and that Ehen
ever felt like taking any nourishss
ment / was to help myself TheS
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