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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-15
Ste Hebiie Der S6ttliGtife attf Oct
Ntcoe bon Ssatnpton.
Gine sablreidle Veriammiung gSeusieriger uno
SGaulnitt9er enttauidIt. = Sic aagenteine
Nepiie bis morgen oerid1pben. : SSnipefs
tion Oct einSetnen Sdulid)iiTe.

Seitung M onroe, IA. Sftober. - Die
6egierungs Sadt ySallapOola" traf belte
Ntorgen lbr bier ein; am Sorb perielben be-
fanoeu iid Der Slottenefretdr Sbompion, Colt
tre=aonliral Scott, Commodore @nglilb, @e=
neral 3ablmeiiter @ullen unb cine Insabl
6erren uub 0amen. Sas Slaggeuififf y Bons
batan" begriiBte ben Miniter bur6 ein Salut
bon 19 &anouen unb bic Gommanbeure Der
peridiebenen Sabr5cuge mahten INN ibre 9luf=
martllng. 0r SefretGr entld)teb itd) babin,
berte bic 9lrmirung Der Slotte unp Die Mann=
ihaft be-lelben 81 inipiSiren, Die 9teuiie ieooh
morgen por5unebmen. 0teles mar cine groBe
GnttduIhuug fir Sunoerte BON 9eiudIern,
iueld)e ans Baltimore, ySai9in9tou uno gtorr
folf gefonlnlelt marerl, I'M Die Heoiie nlitausuz
Iehen.
Die ySaratoga," @omntanoeur 81. g.
@uans, murbe 5uerit beIudt unb nad) elmer
Snipeftion Der 8smannIng ipuroe auf cine
tauieub Daro8 eutiernte S6eibe nit SoQfu.
geln uno Somben geihohen.
Die uYortsmoutb," Gapt. GromnlnI6ielo,
lieB Die Sungen8 seigeu, fpie ihnell Ie I'M Salle
elmer gstabr fib retten fonnten; Die 8oote
nnO 6loBe luartn I'M 9tu flar, NIB III menig
augenbltdn mar oaS Sd)ifi perlaiien.
gtaf bem Slpetten 6riibitiide, tuelde8 aui
Der y 2allapola" elngenomnell purbe, beud)te
Sefretdr sbomplon Die 5regatte y yWtinneiota," :"
auf Der itf 450 Snabtu beinoan.
$oier murOen perldiebene Grercitien porgez
nonlnlen uno cine 9tnsabl Yreie pertbeilt.
0en eriten Yreis erbielt Gbs. Sc. Sobnitou,
ais tiidtiger Seemann; berlelbe erbteit lpGter
nod 5mei anoere Breiie. @int pra6tpo0e Me,
oaiae, @eid)enf Der Srau 4omiral 0ablgreeu,
erbielt 3. S. 0Onopau. S5r. Sbpmpion bielt
Elm fur5e 0tebe an Die Sd)iFisiungen uno iprad
it6 itbr befrleoigt iiber 9aS aus, mas er &C.
ieben babe. Sic Gonititution" ruuroe bier
auf oberild6lid) il1ipi5irt. Sobanu beiud,te
man ben Srle9soampier uSeariage," lpelher
elneu Sorpeoo lluter benz @aliI fortidnminl~
men lieB, Der oil elmer geluiiien StsGe erploz
birte. 9(on1iral SSgman luo Johann Den Sc=
fretdr uHo iein gefolge auf baS Sla9gsni6ifi
elu.
Die SffiSiere Der Tlot.e peraHitalteteua
I'M ,SDgeia 6otsl" ei:lell Saa, ipIder BON
Sifisleren Der strmee nHO 6lotte iebr 5ablrei9
bcinGt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-15
9}r. 247.
Slnti8c Sra90oie i,n JrpntitraBcn4
Sbeater.
Gin s5aSd1auer BON Der sabue aus in's 0sbtrtt
8eidlueu.

Sin Sfauipiel i'm neutrality-suspicious.
enoete gelterH Ibe1Io aut Oer Subne nit einent
SHalleffefte, rptld]er ill ciucr blutiaen Sraa6oie
I'M 3ulfaueTaune AnIaB CAB. pr. Sobu
30. 9tellOu ans Queen glnlIt'S GoIutu, ein
23=ldbri9er 9err, Der all Der bieii9en ,Dtarps
lanozllniperIltGt" Yteoijln ItuOirtc, muroe BON
elmer Sngel IN Den Sopf getroiieH unO tGohid)
uerlpunoet
SH 8egleirnng ictnes S1magrS 6rn. 6.
9. Gbgea, 9ir. 1862, &roBitraBe, bate t6r.
Jfellon 9etern 9lben0 oa8 8beatGr beiudJt, Inn
oas oaiebit sur 3eit BON 6rn. 2tttle uno ieiner
Gompagnie gegebcHe Sd)Quipicl 'Roving
Jack Su Ieben. Die beiOeu locrreu ioSen
auf ctner Der erittu SIufe i'm 3uihaucuailme
uno nabmen groB,S Sutereiic an Der 9luffibz
ring, nanlentltb iudbrtno Der aufregenocn
Sd)luB Sceueu oeS StiidtS.
0anelbe euott nit einem Sample smiicber
Sanolt1n, unb cS mar fllr; Dor &12 llbr, ais
oerlelbe lld) inter 2lbitutrn nlebrtrcr @eluebrz
ld)ullt ablplelte uno Der Sorbanq fiel. gSGbz
reno Der Sorbang nlcoerrOllte, rici Or. gtellon
LID bun 9eldonen." uub iauf, mGbreno oaS
Slut aus elmer 9Sunoe al .letner Stiru ram,
aut Der Sant nleor. 6r. @o9eu bate fiinf
Sfiille fallen boren lluO gcebeu, bab elmer
oanon III ben 3uldauerraum abAefeuert muroe.
Die groBe 2utaiie oe8 g(uoitoriIm8 perlies
bel'm Sdlune oer Sortelluug oaS 9beoter
unO nllr Ole 9lugcl5eugeu Der trQQid)cn 9lffatre
pTlantmeltcn Iid] ld1referiiillt nm ben unaliid=
Itd)cu juugeH Mauu, Der i'll Die Sorbale oeS
SbeatcrS gtbrad)t murOe, mibreuO ciu Yote
uadI oem mtttIeren Statiousbauie Qln0, nm
cine 9llubulaI; Su bolen. [uSuiid)en mlroe
2r. Otdhou bTbel9ultIen, Der lld 0eS Sdllperz
OeruunoeteI bulfreld aunahm.
-, s,I., ~
tonlmnife bOrte, muroe iofort cine Sra0babre
berbelgeld)aiTt, uu0 Or. Srtett pom ,Sto6t=
5O'pitale" traf i'm Gbeatr ciu. Seiueur
3tatbe 9emGB pur0c Der Ycrpuuoete mad, oem
9euaunten So1pttale gebrad)t, no l0r. Streett
| ernltttGlte, haB 6r, gtelion pou ciner dmeren
@epebrfugcl oberbalb OeS rtfteu 2lAges in ben
Sopt gctrOffen mar; bic &ugcl bate iein Sc
btrn burd)orlngen unO mar am Sointerfopfe
| berGuSgefOmmcn. 9tad) Der AnIid)t Oes 9(r5tes
lit Die &unoe oeS lungcn 0tarnes abiolut
| t0otlid).
Sci oem S6auipialc merOeu notiirlif, ultr
| bltnoe Patronen benubt; 6rn 2ittle uno ben
Otitgllcoern Der &ompaguie lit es oaber uner.
| tlarltd], mte cine Sugel III cincS oer @epebre
tOnlmen tountt. Die Smebre baben bis auf
etneS, pslfe8 nit cinem 6tueriteiuihloTe per-
cben ut, neutrality-suspicious..
Ste QSalIen lpurocu lQmmtlid nadl benz
mlttlereu StatlonSbaulc atbrad)t no beute bic
| un9ltidlld)e 9nalrc untcriuft merbeu mro.
SerbaIttH9en iinO nod nidt OOrgeuommen
morOen.
| 6ente friib I'M 3 llbr lag l9r. Rdiou im
| Sterbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-15
Snbm u. 0riffitb & Gump.'s
Sdneiofr trimmings We(ddft,
ssr. s4s. @eit.BaItimore.str.,

2tt. S4Se xOeU>0utttWute>Stt.,
cbenauf
Sat Die 18S0er Serbf= unb WtutersW Wooen f1r 9Ndns
net tino S3maben erbatten.
%Auh elm a49emeine5 g8narenln9er bon Shneiz
oer-Trimmings idr &unben<Sdneioer upo &Ieioer=
bdnsIer. (Nus6, WSW-ylop1)
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81Ke

YaHe! 9aIlc!
sur Jtet ms aasane beioret inuersaGb "a Gtuaoen
e. Hlatns,
ste oss 5ditinpretrGEe uno GlHess A,enus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-15
&eeer, sdnbma@er 1ltenitlien

auselhnittene Nabmen (welts) u. Soblen
bel -
Ssbn =. Re@aMitrtsne, i,
4Au8ft ROD Dolls @y. o., ea1R RxaltSttttt.
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sono ooner
Sferoes ,tno Jttn0btc9 : ssntter.

altimOre, ben IA. Otdrs 1879.
sors,. Z. 2. 4napp.
Dtein 6etr! SD hobe bns Sutter elmer Brobe unterz
5o9en bae es trgeno einem 9egenUdrtig pon Bfer0ez
beeern peruenoeten artite otcer 2trt fir e6e6iirta
uno tam ietneu @ebraub bel Bfcroen, Die an oroes
meiner SfDddbe Iet0en, empieblen. 4htlnaspoa
3iaaf =. y. 5uttle,
StaloufieIer oer "S0ltimorezS Sbioz z9a6u."
Bureau Der Observation-Disclosures"
Baltimore, Den f3. WtlrS 1879.
S3rn. SSobn 2. Ssnapp.
gSert9er Sen gSir baben ibon felt ldngerer 3eit
br Sonooner Sutter i'm @e6raude u. nooIfiYen es nit
8ergnl9en neil mir poltOmmcn i6er;eu9t Nn0, bdit
es 5eben nab an9emeicner Bro6irun9 6urtbiuea be-
friebt9en miro. Ad1tun9Suon ". y. 6arcn,
Superintcnbeut oer rStipe Oairp."
Baltimore, Ben II. 0tdrS 1879.
Ssrn. Sobn .. Seuapp.
g8ertber Serr! 9as gonooner iSutter babe i'd oera
utbt, uno itHbe eS e5enio gut, ucnn Hit 6eier ais
raeno elm anoeres leBt Rebraubtes, uno empie5le es
Dem BubIisrtm poR Serien AbtuuJ5pulit
Sso5a 5000,
Stallauiieber non yaoams' Grprc5z 6 &ompaanie"
gs hati n gu9tano, SrlonO, SGottlan0, Nrantreidi
uno 0eithIano cine 37zid1rige rIol9reibe 8ro6e,eit
bner iih. (4prtli ,gefSi
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Sas geIbe sSfcbet-
gSeitere 2lmsbreitung Der Seud,e. - Wtebreri
Srte tn Mrfauias uno Nomiiiana BON DC,
SSrattfneit hei.,taeIudlt


MempbiS, Selln., IA. Sftbr. r.-3mei @rz
franfuugen uno elf Sooesfdue lett geitcrn
slbeno. Die Seritorbenen iino: 9tllie Saz
cobS, SsrrD @nrisbt, 9f. 6. Sowman, 2tSSie
0talonep, Sas. DtcSribe, 8. 81. Snlttb,
6ranf Sale, gugen gaitinger, Siles Gibbs,
=. Wtoou unb u. g. Sutd)inlon. 9as gSet-
ter lit flar unO angenebm.
Sore J : tn, 4rf., IA. Sft. - Sie
Sanlt1tSbeb0roe beriftet, oaB innerbalb Der
lebten ed)s Gage ed)s @rfranfunqen am qclz
ben Tieber bier porgefallen iinb unb baE bier
berlelben init Dem Sobe Der Batienten enoeten.
Die Spfer itnb Srau aeathlp uno ibr SinO,
Srau s. u. Sromn uno eiu Sor. gSooo. 9Srau
Utarf SSarb liegt ill Sterben. Die @eld)dfte
iino fait gdnSlid) engeiteQt, uno Der grobte
Sbeil Der SeuGlferung bat Die Staot bereits
Derlahen.
2tttle 81 q, arf., II. Sft. -Miebrere
Berionen itub in tpopeftelo, einem Der Staot
Oienlpbis geaenii6er liegen6en Srtc, am ael6elt
5teber erfraufr. Sore=@itp, no Die Seltde
ebenfallS ausgebrod)en lit, lieat 45 Wfeilen
meitli6 bon Mempbis unb 80 Hteilen 6itli6
BON 2ittle=Gof Die 8ef0roerung BON 3iigen
aui Der yDtempbis 0itlidl bon Srtntlep
tit eingeltellt iporoen.
Ot m p b s, Abel1bs. - SIM @an3en
muroen beutc nelu @rfraufungcn geneloet;
brei iueitere Batle1tten, nGmltd) @r=BolSeid)ef
3bos. s. S'0onne1l, 6. Standings unb 6rau
Satberiue Otaitiu iino lett lettem Ssrid)te 9ez
itorben. Sanl. sSebb, Srelnir Der rVittle
1ofzltempbis~ ~Sabn," erlog geitern abenb su
Sopeftelb Der Seude.
6ranflin, 2a., IA. Sftobcr - Die in
Gentreplle, 5 Nieilen unterbalb bieier Stabt,
allsgebrofene Srunfbeit lit obne 3lpsifel ba8
gelbe Sieber. SIM ganSen iino iorpeit 16 Gr=
frantllngeu uno SoOe8fdlle BON bort aus &C.
melbet woroen. alle benafbarten Srte babcn
Suarantdnentabregelu gcgen Gentrepille eillz
oefiihrt
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2luf tpeid)er Seite Die Semperems=
Ter ifpfaett

Soiton, IA. Sttobsr. - Gtipa 100 Gent
perenSler bielten beute in biecr Stabt cine
Serlammlung uno nabnen Seld)liilie an,
tpeld)e erfldrsr, baB - pa Die repubiitanii9e
Yartet bieies Staates Die &emperensirage in
ibrsr Ylattform beriifitdttgt babe hur old,e
6epublifaner, lpeld)e ertldeoen auf Seiten Der
SemperenSler Iteben, fiir Die @eleegebung no
nltntrt merben iollten unb OaB Die geontination
Der 5epublifaner Song uno gSeiton Den Gent
perenSlern sur uoafomneuen Sefriebigun9 &C.
reid]e. Die Serlanlmlung beidloB auBeroem,
ein Staats=Gomite uuo Gouutp~@omite'm Su
erllenuelt.
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glber,stals entt41tid1t.

ScrantO II, Yenni., IA. Stt. : 6r.
9oB, Sater oes peridolleusn &naben Gbarlie
JoB, fam 9eitern @beno 5n 6actorppiae, 25
Wteilen weitlidl BON bier, au, I'M elne Sran
aufSuiuden, peld)e eiren Snaben inter lbrer
Sbbut bate, ben man fir ben Seri6wunoe-
men bielt. 6r. STOP nurbe iebod abermals
enttduidt, inoem e5 lid berausiteate, oaB Der
&1tnlp f1id,t init1 lcSnh11 hr,nr
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gSaterbnrp, St.,-14. Sftober.-@erbee<
renbe gSalbbrdnoe miitben in oen @ebirse
nDrolid BON Hiblep'S gtation unb babeu be-
reitS grobe Guantitdten uertbpolles 8albol5
serfBrt. Sine gnsabl 9etpobner Der lln9ez
seao finb abaegansen, nm Die ,peitere gsrbreiz
tan9 Oes 6euers fpomSslid sn uerbinbern,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
Burns and Scalds.

This Liniment has proved itself to be
one of the best remedies ever used fo'
Burns and Scalds. Its quickness in allie
Waiting pain when applied, gives it greu
superiority over all other prep' ration
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Liniment has proved effect
nal in all cases where it has been properl,
hsed. No instance is known where ii
has failed in giving immediate relief
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
JTNOR TIE SHERlfFALl \.

To the Voters Of Ercler,ck County.
GENTLEMEN LAYING received very
Ihattering support for the nomination for
Sheriff in 1877, for which | tender my
grateful acknowledgements, ! again an
Inounce myself as "A candidate for said office,
subject to the action of the Republican
Nominating Convention of 1879 and re-
specially and earnestly solicit YOUR sup
port j. 5. b. HARISOCk.
sep 5tf H.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
IMMINENT.


Time and money have been wasted in
futile endeavors to obtain some embrora.
ton that would prove a cure for thi
excruciatng disease; but all have faile'
except KELLER's ROMAN LINIMENT, an,
that has been successful in almost ever
instance where it has been employed
whether such has been of the inflammation,
pr chronic type. In Lumbago and Sciatic;,
it affords instant relief.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
Toothache.

This painful and annoying complain,
instantaneously cured by the applica
ion of the Liniment.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This llnmcnt very naturally originated in Ameri-
ca where Nature provides III her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the niaadies OF her chill
dren. It's fame has been spreading for SIS years.
until now 1t cnc!Tcles the habitaDlc globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang Linimcnt is a matchless
remedy for al external ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers 1t Is Inv aluablc.
single bottle often saves n human life or re.
stores tho usefulness Of an excellent horse, OK
COW, or sheep.
1t cures footrot, hoof-aIl, hollow horn, grub
scrcw-worm, shoulder.rot, mango, the bites and
stings Of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble Of horses, such
as lamencss, scratches, swinny, sprains founder
wind gall, ring-bone, ETC., etc.
The Mexican Mustang Linimcnt Is the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring In tho
family in the absence Of physician, such as
burns, scalds, sprairs cuts etc, and for rheuma-
tsnl, and stiffness engcndcrcd by exposure. Par
tcularly valuable to Miners.
1t Is the cheapest remedy in the world, for 1t
penetrates the muscle to the bone and q single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Iiniment is put up In three
sizes OF bottles, the larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest Sold everywhere.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
Neuralgia.

This excruciatingly painful disease i,
Instantly relieved and rapidly cured v.
he continued application Of this Lini
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
Inflammation of the Breast

This 11ressing complaint may be
cured, OF entirely prevented by the timel'
use of this remedy. 1t has never faileo,
when applied at the commencement, ~
before the gathering takes place.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
A Stitch in the Back

Is caused by sudden wrenching of the
spine, ard produces violent and acute
pains, making it very difficult for the
person to move. 1t should not be neg
lected, as the curvature of the spine j.
often brought on by neglect Of this con.
mon complaint.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
Sore Throat and Clumsy.

Tie causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give sudden
check to perspiration, and thus obstrucl
Natures regular work, quickly producing,
in consequence, an inhammatory condi,
ton which, involving the tonsils, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucous
membrane of the fauces will cause Quinsy
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities c
KELLER's LINIMENT render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure o
liberated sores.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-10
Tgle Art TOlnsNrSal.
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,

MR.. AMOS LUCAS,
(of Long Branch)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM.
POOLING AND DIElNG
In the ntest style Of the art tonsorlal.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this cnterprising artist, and
by strict attention to business can't help
but please all. Will be in his shop Mon
days, Wcdnesdays and Saturdays all day
ard evening
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24
MARRIED THIS MORNING.

"Married this morning"-how charming that
How splendid that looks in the paper;
ssThe bride wore white satin"-how per'ectiy
sand veil like soft siIked vapor."
"No cards"-how exclusive that sounds, does
"No caSe;,--they're well up in the fashion;
And TO prove to the world that they are true
mlliiouaires,
"Abroad for a long wedding tour"-- that Is nice!
We maiiens do envy them truly;
We're all in a futter awaiting our turn.
For we can't for our lives ke II cooily.
What letters the fair bride sends back to her
pve read ArabelIa's and sallie's;
She writes that-just think OF it-in the Ola
They're dining with lords and with ladies.
Returned, Colonel -, with his beautiful
bride,
From Francen-how the journals do laud
her;
Their elegant mansion thrown open to-day
Receptions will now be in order"
True, true, what a recherche time 1t will be.
Her set will be truly de elignted;
The grand double parlors will scarcely hold
all;
Dear, dear, shall we girls be invited9
"But two short years married and now di
Law sakes, dear. who wouldn't have known
thought from the first twas very pool
match,
But somehow never would own 1t.
She's no longer the bright shining star that she
The social horizon adorring;
Miranda, my love, here's the paper just come
Now tell me who's married this morning.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24

WHAT CAME OF QUILTING.-Among
the pretty romantic stories of these later
days in an unromantic land, was the
marriage of honest John Simon and
pretty Mary Walker, at Camp Spring, a
few days ago. Mary's mother gave a
quilting, and there came to it among the
guests, Mary's lover, John. For several
years he had wooed-in summer among
the fruit and flowers in the orchard, and
in winter beside the hearth-but, like
Miles Standish, was bashful boy and
never told his love. At the quilting, the
guests, with the bluntness that is born of
low degree and affectedness, twitted the
blushing pair and said: sWhy don't you
marry?" John suffered and stammered
(so they say), and, with face as red as
the calico square Mary was stitching on
the quilt, blurted out: 81 will, if Mary
will" It was sufficient. Mary said no,
but looked yes, and young Squire Ready,
of Boone county, who was present,
prepared the papers, and then and
there united them in the bonds that
make one of two, and all sat down to the
wedding supper that had been prepared
for the quilting party.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24

A FnsNcH FATHER IN A QUANDARY.-A
Paris newspaper prints the following:
Monsieur, the editor: You ask if it is
just to re-establish divorce. Can the
question be seriously put? have three
daughters, monsieur. It was my duty to
without trouble. At last it is done. I
marry off all three. This is not done
thought was about to lead peaceful
life. But it was otherwise. am told
that divorce will be voted by the Cham.
ber of Deputies. If this is SO my daugh-
ters, who are unhappy in their homes,
will get divorces-that is certain; and
marry again Behold me compelled te
furnish them with three new husbands
trust that your journal will receive this
protest of father of family"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24
sabbath Singing at Seaside Hotels.

Tea over and the weak-day machinery
cleared away from the parlors and piazzas
in all the houses, the piano is opened, the
"Carmina Sacra'' got out, and for an hour
or two the whole village is vocal with the
sober strains of Ham burg" and Near, "
or the lifting inspiration of "Hold the
Fort" and "Pull for the Shore" As mu-
sic, it doesn't touch the highest artistic
mark, certainly, but it is soothing and
sympathetic. Thoughtless misses and
stalwart young swe1ls, who for six days a
week know little melody but "Conasci
il suoP' or Madame Angot" feel the gen.
tie infection, and those who came to sneer
remain to sing. Quaint, isn't it, to see
young Biceps, just arrived with all his
blushing, Springfield honors thick upon
him, roaring away like a sturdy, red faced
six-foot sucking dove, and rasping his
manly larynx with an intractable chro-
matte, as he looks over the book with
sweet Nelly s., the daintiest little devo-
tee who ever carried poor fellows
thoughts skyward on the wings of earth
| ly sentiment But there is nothing like
proximity. Biceps won't be the worse fol
| little vicarious devotion; and If Nelly
| can make him available in convertible
Tor other) bonds, why shouldn't she?
| So none of your scoffing, you oesthetic
heather! If you don't like the music OF
the spirit of it, light your cigarette and
take stroll down the promenade. By
the time you get back the singing will
be over, and the crowded piazzas in much
the same tide of unsatisfed gossip AND
Irritation as on ordinary evenings.
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