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PAnfi.S Extract.

What is itP What are its medicinal virtuesf
are questions that have been repeatedly asked
u.s. Ponds Extract Is the quintessence of the
Virginica IIamamelis, or Witch Hazel, more
familiar to our country friends as the Spotted
Adder 1t grows luxuriantly along brooks
and rivulets, and is indigenous to the fens and
marshes of Virginia.
As a medicament, although not by any
means a catholicon, it is panacea for numcr-
Gus ills to which the human flesh is heir. For
pain of all kinds it is invaluable, and no fam
lily should be without it. For our part we
never take a journey, whether short or lone,
without first placing in our valise bottle Of
the Extract. 1t has a specific action over all
hemorrhage, whether from the nose, the throat
or the lungs. AS we write. the subject recalls
to our nina case where we applied Ponds
Extract with the most astonishing success.
1t was in Western fort, in the heart Of the
Indian country. One Of the officers Of the
post, our second lieutenant, hearty, robust
man, of full habit was suddenly taken with
bleeding from the lungs, anu nothing that the
post ph hysician could do for him gave him any
relief. Knowing the virtue Of the Extract, /
suggested it as q dernier resort. 1t was pooh
poohed; but as the case was desperate one
| gave the patient ten drops at once. The
blood became less in auantity Immediately;
five minutes later ten drops more were given,
and ten min utes afterward the same quantity
was again administered, when the hemorrhage
ceased entirely. Six years have elapsed since
then, and he is now as robust as ever. He has
had no return Of the hemorrhage We can
safely recommend the Extract to the public,
| knowing it to be perfectly harmless and infal-
| liDlo in all pain, and to be sure and certain
| specific for every ill for which its proprietori
claim it to be curative. 1t has only to be In
troduced to become household necessity.
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Administrators Sale

oVoA JCSkCe
STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
= SIN pursuance Of an order of the Pro-
bate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio, I will
offer for sale at public auction, on Monday, the
4th day OF March, A. d. 1878, at 0 O'clock
morning, upon the premises, No 1856 West LIB
erty street, tho following described real estate,
situate in the County OF Hamilton and state Of
ohio. to wit:
Liberty strees aA the southwest corner
Of lot sold TO the Trustee Of the
st. Matthew'S Church, running north along
the west side OF SAID lot seventy
r7U) feet more or less; thence along the south
line of a lot owned by Jeptha GarrarI sixteen
t!6) feet; thence southwardly along tho line OF
a Lot owned by J. Garrard to the north line o.
Liberty street, thence along the north line OF
Liberty street to the place OF beginning, hav
ing front on Liberty street Of twenty thirty
fve one hundredths (2O.35) feet; excepting and
reserving from the premises however tri-
angular strip Off the east side thereof, beng
about two (2) feet and three (3)inches IN front
and running back to point, heretofore sold by
NJ. Letsche to K. H. Diekmann.
Appraised At SI.5t0.
Terms OF Sale-One- third in hand, one-third
in one, and one-t third in two years from the
day OF sale, with interest The payments TO be
secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
GEORGE =. SCHNABEL,
Administrator with tho will annexed OF Mar
garet Hofgesang, deceased.
HERk. NARCKwoRTH, Attorney.
HEhhELGARN & Co., Auctioneers.
CINCINNATI, January 26, 1878.
ja99-5tfu
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POLICE CHIEF zIEGLER.
He Fails TO Produce the Prisoner
and His Case is Continued.


and His Case is Continued.
The case of the State against Geo. W.
Ziegler, Chief of Police, who is charged
with kidnapping or unlawiu!ly sending
the alleged murderers of Officer Martin
Kunkel to indianapolis last Saturday,
to evade a writ OF habeas corpus, was
called before Judge cox this morning at
half-past 10 O'Clock.
MIR. Baker, on part OF Mr.. Ziegler and
the Police Commissioner, asked the
Court for continuance as he could
show that the men had left for
Indianapolis before the writ was issued,
and as it was necessary for Nh. Ziegler
TO obtain the consent OF the Indiana au-
thorities to get back the men who had al
ready been indicted for shooting with
intent to Kill Marshal Manning.
Mr.. Granger, representing the prose-
cution, 1mpugned the statement OF Mr..
Z .igier, made Saturday in Court, TO the
effect that the men had been taken to
indianapolis before the habeas cOrpus
writ was sworn out.
He said that he could bring witnesses
to show that Daugherty, "the kid" had
never been taken to indianapolis and
that several parties were ready to
swear tuaL L!eSIeE SsDt tue uleu away
10 avoid the writ.
He asked that the writ be heard at
once, as it was not the intention OF Mr..
Ziegler to ever produce them.
The Court said it would throw no
hinderance in MI. Z!oglers way, which
would keep him from getting back the
prisoners.
The Court, moreover, objected strenu.
ously to Mr.. Baker appearing for Mr..
Zegler, and intimated tnRt if he in.
sisted on his course another Prosecutor
for the State should be appointed.
The case will be continued until
Friday morning, and the witnesses
were notified TO be present on that day
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CINCINNATI, February 2, 1873.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Of the Farmers Insurance Com
pany OF Cincinnati, held Monday, January si,
1875 the following persons were elected Di-
rectoFs for the ensuing year:
Directors,
JOHN CoCHNOWER.
JOS. F. LARKIN,
HARVEY DECAMP.
Il. 8. RUST.
c. W, FRIEND,
j. H. TANGEMAN,
. j. W. GOSLING,
B. EGGLEsrON,
EDGAR STARK.
At the regular meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors, held January ~, the following ofncers
were elected for the ensuing year:
JOHN COCHNOWER, President;
HARVEY DECAMP, Vice President and
KARL F. BENNDORF, Secretary.
feast
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AS thoy were about 10 quatf one OF the
party suddenly called out to another,
"Hello, Dougherty, you drinking whis.
ky? Sure it WAS only yesterday ye
towld me ye was o taytOtler." "Wen,"
said MIR. Dougherty, evidently disoon-
certed, ''you're right, Misther Kelly
It's quite right ye are-I am a taytotler,
it's true. but I-I-pm not a biYotsd
one p. Virginia (Nev. Chronicle,
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Parties going to Florida will OF course
visit St. Augustine, the fayorite health
resort in the State. The st. Augustine
Hotel is one OF the largest and best III
the South, and affords unsurpassed ac-
Communications.
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A statistician bachelor of course, In
ssts that courtships average three tons
OF Goals each, and we would add, scores
OF bad coughs and colds; but then every
prudent gallant is provided with q bot
tie OF DR.. BuIPs Cough Syrup. Price zoe.
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NEWSPAPER.
THE SUN.

1873. NEW YORK. 1873.
As the time approaches for the renewal Of
subscriptions. THE SUN would remind its
friends and we'll wishers everywhere, that dk
is again n candidate for their consideration
and support, lyon its record soT the past t6A
years it relies for a continuance Of the heartN
sympathy and generous cooperation which
have hitherto been extended to it from cvcN
quarter OF the Union.
The Daily SUN is four page sheet Of 70
columns, price by mali, post paid, 5Sc peg
month, or &c SO per year.
The sunday edition Of The SUN is IA
eight page sheet OF So columns. While giving
the news Of the day, il also contains iargcs
amount OF literary and miscellaneous matter.
specially prepared for it. THE SUNDAY SUM
has met with great success. Post pal! ~ go
o year.
The Weekly San.
Who docs not know THE WEEKLY SUNs n
circulatcs throughout the United States. tho
Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thousand fami.
lies greet its welcome pages weekly, amt re4>
gard it in the light of guide, counsellor, and
friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural. and
literary departments make it essentially q
journal for the family and the nresiGc. Tcrn,s:
One Dollar year. post paid. The prico.
quality considered, makes 1t the cEcapss6
newspaper published. For clubs Of ten, with
SO cash. we will send an extra copy free. ADJ
dress PUBLISHER OF TIE sun, New Tork
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Every one speaks well of it, and those
who have been there once patroniZe the
place ever afterwards. Is it necessary
70 add that we refer to the Colonnads
Hoiei on Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa,p
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Oysters 25c per quart. Bucket given
with every quart. 286 W. Sixth street.
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LEGAL.

A TTACHME To. W. ROBERTSON,
n plaintiff, vs.. Nicholas Rauch, defendant.
--Before A. r. Lind. Justice Of the Peace Of
Miami Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
The defendant, q NONRESIDENT Of said State
and County, Will take notice that on or about
the Goth day Of January, A. d. 1877, said Justice
issued an order of attachment In tho above ac-
tion for the sum Of S82 90.
&. W. ROBERTSON, Plaintiff.
CINCINNATI, January ~, 1878. ja22-3tTu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

There Is one ex-Cabinet Minister in
Washington who cares not a fig for pub
lie opinion, and that is j. A. J. Cres-
well. He owns and occupies mansion
worth 100000, and its contents are
taxed At 100000 more. During the
four years that he was Postmaster-s ZEN
eral he J. said to have expended s35, 900
Tor dinners, balls, etc, under his own
vine and fig tree. His salarvsat that
time was $4,000 He Is now President
Of Washington bank. His uncle. Mr..
Tome, Of Maryland, gave him 81 .0OO.
700 some years ago. This fortune has
since doubled. He received about $780,
600 for his services as Government at
torney before the Court Of Alabama
Claims, and for five years past he has
received $4,000 a year as one of the
Commissioners to settle the accounts 81
the Freedmen's Bank.
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a New York gentleman, .-no had
PROBABLY never been in Louisville NJ this
season Of the year before, passing down
prominent thoroughfare the other
uay' observed q sweci-looking spring
cnicken IN the show-window. II was
AL ready for cooking, and looked as
though i would afford delicious re-
past. In went the man from the En-
pure state. "Waiter, waiter,- he said.
onng me spring chicken" The
paie,faced waiter disappeared and the
gentleman glanced over the Courier
scnrnat. Twenty minutes later the
waiter returned and placed an object
ocIore the gentleman. He seemed
somewhat absent-minded, and did not
notce 70 what an extraordinary size the
chicken had grown. Knife and fork
began 70 move, and so did the chicken.
not down the mans throat. but Iii
over the plate. He cut and slashed.
s'asned and cut, but not even the break
ny on bone rewarded him for his
trouble He began to grow warm and
me neat brought out his ire. Throwing
me knife down, he tried his fingers. The
.owi only slipped to and fro. "Ken-
,uchy' kentucky" unused he, when. ex-
nausted, he wiped the grease off his fin
gers, "is noted-let me SEES noted I
LOT her whisky, women, and horses. AL |
United but her spring chickens, Gods /
~ war; the worst l ever saw. The
nentucky spring chicken is fraud and \
7 ueiusion- In this case there i great
-. ruth IN all that gl,ters Il not gold
me restaurants make money on these
They'll give that one u the
49, stranger who comes along, and
p N inc old thing along until some
nap throws him into the street, And
Easing IN his 60 cents, the man cast
M''nnering look Of scorn on the kink-
haired cashier Of the restaurant. and
VA elsewhere to satisfy his appe-
lte.- -Conricr-Journal ~
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70 RenoUe Ink Sfnns.-Wash the
cloth thoroughly in milk, then in hol
water with soap, and the stains will dis-
appear.
cream 1oasf.--Toast a slice OF bread
q nice brown, spread little butter on
II; dip sweet cream over 1t; set II in the
oven until well heated.
Cocoannt Cakes.--2 cups sugar, 2 Of
cocoanut, grated, eggs, small tea
spoon soda. mixed with flour enough 10
make stiff batter. Drop heapine tea
spoonful on buttcrcd paper in tins.
Spice Cake.-4i cups of flour. Il cun
Of butter, ! cup Of brown sugar, ? cups
81 molasses, cup Of sour milk. 3 eggs.
lteaspoonful Of soda, teaspoonful each
OF cinnamon, cloves and ginger.
Rnsks.-l pint Of milk, teacup of
yeast; mix II thin. When light add II
ounces Of sugar, 10 ounces OF butter. 4
eggs, flour to make IL. stiff As brei5.,
when risen again mold and spread II on
Noodle Sonp.-Take any kind of fresh
meat, cook it as in the ordinary way for
soup and season to taste, take 2 eggs
and break them in -four and knead the
dough as hard as possible, then roll thin
as wafer, roll together and cut. In
small strips and put in your soup end
cook ID minutes.
S,ceetJreads. Wash the blood and
pieces of fat of, put in stew-pan with
;old water to cover, cook until tender.
strain water of and make a gravy Of
cup of milk, tablespoon Of flour.
arge piece Of butter, tops OF green
'nions, chopped fine, tablespoonful:
eason TO taste, let it come to a boil.take
Up and serve very hot.
TO Fry BetJsfedk. Butter, enough tn
over the bottom of spider, and melt.
lot hot; hack the beef with sharp
'nife, salt and roll in flour. put into the 4
Pider; let 1t cook slow. Ii you do not
COX too fast the juice, butter and flour
I'll make . nice, thickencd gravy.
shen done, pepper and pour the gravy
yer the beef.
rot RE Crust.--Mix heaping tea
poons OF baking powder and / heapinC
lblespoon of lard and little salt. with
portion of the flour To be used. then
eat egg and add il to pint Of sweet
nix; mix the dough soft and roll il \ .
bout 4 inch thick; cut and put into
le kettle while it is boiling; then put
two lids, a small one that sets down !
!, and one on top so as TO prevent the b
cape Of steam. Let it boil slowly 4
,ur without taking off the lids, then III !
ink you will have nice, light crust. I
Scailoped Fish.--Take a pound Of
'dfish, pour boiling water over il and y
ak until fresh, pick to pieces and but b
to q saucepan with boiling water. let Ii
III for ten minutes, then strain the wa :
r of, let cool and pick 70 pieces !,
AXE sauce of pint Of milk, lump Of :
liter the size Of an egg, tablespoon v
ch Of flour and Notwithstanding sauce 1
q little cayenne pepper; let boil.
en- spread layer OF fish in deep
n, cover with sauce, next a layer Of
\, then sauce, and so on until the dish
fuil, then CRATE slice Of hard bread.
read over the top and cover with
nee, put In the oven and brown.
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uvhGtever nsnc or desig1ndJx IL given
- cause Of Fever and Ague, or other inter-
intent disease, IL 10 alwaysmGlarid. ElimI-
ha ses s1ss ron ne system and sure cqEe
So 'ns eseai sn ss, y The sesss
fectly harn,Iess prbpsr1tiod Tor prcdn cins
This happy excel, is Gi.iyroRbSs FkbRIrUGE
y represents,in their utmost purity and free
nom All Irritating properties, the remedial
principles OF the East India Cinchona bark.
- grown on the NeiIgherry hills. II Is the
most powerful antidote 70 malaria known.
j. G. RICHARDSON, Prop,r.
I. For sale BY al Drusgists, St i6ais.
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The. truths OF science and progressive
thought have always been compelled 10 halter
down the buiwarks OF prejudice and disbelfcs.
~ fc.iain forever unknown. Why Is Il that
P.op,e are 80 reluctant toreceiye facts that re-
iate directly 70 the phenomena OF their own
existencef Astronomers. upon discovering
star, assign a. place at once and X i forever
nxed The rule BY which mathematical
problem Is once solved becomes forever an Ak
ION ouI no matter how clearly the principles
which govern health and sickness be demon-
strated- some refuse to believe DR.. piereess
Family Medicines, which are now So generally
used, ana dcservedly popular, were m their
early days, very reluctantly received ~ ma
people. To-day. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery has ouiriyalcd the old-timc sarsana-
rilias, his pellets are 10 general glSeein AsS. N
lhe coarse, huge, drastic pills formerly ~
much employed. while the sales Of hIs Dr
SAge's Catarrh RemoJy and mis- Eacritc Pre-
scfiphon are enormous. Where the skin Il
y Mher nn sb cpscSsa WIZ slo.cass az ppe
iections, few bottles Of his Golden Medical
discovery will effect an entire cure II vorl
ieel dull, drOwsy. uebilitafed. have sal,ow ell
or 81 skin, or ycllowisi-brown spots on face ~
Dolly, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste
~ mouth, internal heat or chiils alternafed
with hot bushes, low spirits ana gloomy forr
bodings, irregular appetite, and tongue coat
81, You are suffering from TcrDd Lswr ~ Il
!. BRionsnew." In many cases OF aLisfr f,o,n- VI
nnrt only part 81 these symptoms are cxpc-f
r B: AZ remedy for NJ Such cases, 'br. n
rierces Golden Medical Discovery has ho
equal, as II effects perfect cures. leaving the 4
liver STRENGTHENED and healthy. Debilitated \
emales who have undergone al the fprfurcs \
y caustic and the knife, and vet suffer with i
hose peculiar drgagmg-dorn sensations and \
senknesfes, can have guaranteed 20 them 1
prompt and positive relief by using DR.. Picrcess
'avoriic Prescription; while constipation ana X
orpiu liver, or "biliousness.r are uromptly ~ u
'cvcd y nc Pleasant Purgative Pellets SoId \
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Z. For sale BY ali Drusgists, 81 i6nis

WiLnorT's ASTl-PEmoDJe. on FEVER Ann
AGuE ToNIc.--This ipyaluabic aud standard
family nedicineis nova household word and
mainsaiusits reputation unimpaIred. II n in.
norsed by the medical profession, and pre-
scriped daily In Hospital service Whyl Be-
cause, after years of trial In the worst malari-
Al districts Of the United States, II has proved
Itself positive antidotc for all diseases caused
~ maianai poisoning OF the'blood. .'WHEEL-
ocK, FISIAY a Co., Propr1etors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRucGIsTs.
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II you would have your biscuits, breac.
srclls, corn -bsead, cakeiil ehprta all articles
prepared from ndur. thoroughly ENJOYABLE and
digestible, use DooLEY's YEAST POWDER.
which ~ pot only free from adulteration, but
Wholesome, ami makes food VERY mtritious'
Inn Baking Powder Is used BY the most emf
.nent chemists and physicians. Buy il only u
ems, meter loose or In bulk
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READER. ARE YOU AFFLICTED ?

and. wish 70 recover the same degree ~
health, strength, and energy as expeI1sn eel
IN former years.. 10 any III the i.Ilo,F no
symptoms or class OF symptoms meet vnur
diseased condition? Are You suffering irnn
fii-health In any OF Its many and multl..srl.
Gus forms, consequentupon a lingering. merry
Gus, chronic or functional disease: d Won
feel nervous, debilitafeti. freffui. fim.d M
lack The power OF will and action Ar Won
subject 10 loSSOf memory. have spells on mint
ing, fullness OF blood Ia the head f.~.i lisf..~s
moping, unnt for business or pleasure md
sebje1 TO nts OF melanchoiyg Are Your kid
ntys, stomach, or blood. ia di-ordered con-
uitionl DO you sufier from rheumatism.
nsuraigia or aches and painse Have Won
pcsn inuiscreet III carly years and find YOUR
srlI narassed with a multitude OF gloomy
symptoms; Are you timid, nervous. and
,OfgetIui anu your mind continually DWELL
ing on The suhJects Nave You lost confidence
"a yourself and energy for business pursuits
ARE You subject 10 any ol the following syrnp-
IONS: itestlcss nights, broken sleep. night
mare, dreams palpitation Of the heart. bash-
'uiness, confusion Of ideas, aversion fosncfefy
dizziness IN the head. difnness OF sight pIrfl-
pies ana biotches ON the face and hack and
prncr despondenf symptoms? Thousands OF
Young men. the middle-aged, and even fho
DID, suffer from nervous and physlcal dcbil-
~. Thousands " females. too. arr broken
Town In health and spirits ff1orl disorders
secular 10 their Sex, and vhc. from f,,lee
nnuesty or neglect proiong their sufferinrs.
" ny, tnent furtner neglect n suhfccf 30 pro-
hcuve o. health and h. .l,lncr1 When therc
; az hand . means Of resforsltione
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Ia, uRISG the Danubian campaign Of
~ - LIMA omar Pasha's surgeon was bribcd
VII p1lson ms chief, but the General GOT
~, Ianu q the project, and when the 80.
s,r mr. va handed to him compelled the
y s segn y, 2 drink Il. The surgeon did
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Two wedding couples presented them
selves At the mayoralty in u suburb q
Paris, TO carry out the civil portion o
their marriage contract. They ranged
themselves on opposite sides of IN.
Mayors official throne, and faced on,
another. The Mayor was asking 1
question OF one Of the bridegrooms,
whose attention was thus distracted
from his bride. On turning round "a
look at her when he had answered the
question, he caught her making sssheep' !
eyes" at the bridegroom opposite. Be
ing OF a jealous temperament, he laid
his hand roughly on her arm, and said,
sharply:
"Mademoisclle, which Of the two
brides are youP You are mine, believe !:
then oblige me by combining your glances
70 me-"
The bride was a young woman of
spirit, and resenting the tone in which
the reprimand was made, retortcd:
"Ah, Monsieur, II you are Jealous al
ready, am likely to lead pleasant life
with you?''
TIE jealous bridegroom made an angry
reply, and then the other bridegroom
AAuSA iiCIac put Ills oar In
"Pah! Monsieur, why should YOU
make such fuss because Mademoiselle
chooses 10 favor me with a glancef-
Thereat his bride turned savagely
upon him and exclaimed: "Ha. Mon
sieur! 1t would seem, then, that Won
like to have ladies make eyes nj Won,
Now l know what to expect from You:
but you might ut least have had the de-
cency to keep this proof Of your faith
lessness concealed from me here.-
And with this fierce thrust she burst
into tears. In vain the Mayor attempt
ed to pacify both parties. The bride
grooms stormed at each other, and the \
brides, between their hysterical sobs.
mutually accused each other Of perfdy.
What was 10 be done?
AT last the Mayor, losing temper, cried
out: "Am TO proceed with this GER
emony, or am | notP''
The two brides, with one accord.
screamed, ssNoi-
Perhaps" said the Mayor. whose
wrath had again cooled down. ssyou
could arrange matters between YOUR
selves II You were left alone. The clerk
will show You to my private room. I
will give you half an hour
Attic expiration of that time the par
,es were summoned to appear before
Have you settled your difficulty?''
nc asked.
Yes, Monsieur lie Marie, = exclaimed J
10Th bridegrooms ut once.
"Oh, then l may proceed with the |
eremony?"
Eyes, Monsieur lie Marie; but
nut {
"Well, what Is it?''
We have effected change, Mon
ieur lc Maire.''
"A changel What do You means :
"A coAnge Of brides, Monsieur le I
faire.- ,
And so II was--the jealous BRIDE :
room had taken the jealous bride, and z
ne young lady Of the tickle chances had 7
aken the gentleman who liked ladies 10 =
make eyes" at him. The astonishedA 7
layor looked at them in silence and \
for a moment or two. but n
iey met his look unabashed, SO he >
arugged his shoulders and said
Wen, If You are satisfied, 1t is no bust
ess Of mine. will proceed with the
eremony." And married they were.
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H.IErLIN a Co, the enterprisin:y propri-
s ,. - summons Liver Regulator, believe In
nueral advertising. They have put out, this
season, five ana CONGRATULATIONS IL almanacs,
n 11tinon 70 the large amount a riewspaper
~ sa1Iising they are doing. Let counterfeifers