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Connecticut western news., 1879-10-15

John Lobdell, compositor in the Bridge port Standard office, saved the forms of the paper from being pied on Saturday while they
 were being lowered from the composing rooms to the press rooms. The brake attach ed to the lowering tackle broke and he caught hold of the rope and succeeded in landing the forms in the press room safely, and at the same time succeeded in having the flesh torn from his hands, the wounds being such as will incapacitate him from work for several weeks. -.'.
 Quite sensation was caused at Darien recently by the supposed suspended anima tion of Mary Gregory, who died at North Haven from an overdose of anodyne and was taken to Darien for burial. When the casket was opened at the cemetery for farewell look, red tinge on both ears and red spot on one of the arms convinced the family that the girl was not dead. The corpse was taken from the grave after partial interment and kept two days, when decomposition set in so rapidly that all hope was given up.
 Mrs. Mix, the Wolcottville colored doc tress, has been heard from again, this time in Meriden. The patient was Miss E. P. Otis, adopted daughter of the late F. G. Otis, who has been suffering for the last two years with l spinal disease, which was very painful. The sufferer was treated by Mrs. Mix, whose node consists in prayer and exhortation, &C., by the application of apparently Jimple oils. Previous to the cure, Miss Otis vas obliged to hobble around on crutches hardly being able to stand without their aid, ,ut now she walks as well as any one with 'ut any support whatever. The cure is 'ouched for by many reliable witnesses.
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NOTICE OF FINAL, TABIIEAU.
Parish Court, Parish of CaIcasier, La.
No. -.
SUCCESSION OF fIRMIE FUsEAgR, pE1sE.
DECEASED.

Whereas Firmin Fueelier, Jr., admin
lstrator of said succession Of Firmin
Fuselier, pere, deceased, has filed in
the Clerk s Office of the Parish Court of
Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, his final
tableau and account of administration
OF said succession, and of distribution
es'I its funds, with his petition praying
Tor the honaofogation thereof,
Now, therefore, the creditors of said
succession, and all other persons inter
ested therein, are hereby cited to ap-
pear before said Court, and show canse,
lby written opposition to said 4ableau
and account, to be filed in the Clerks
Office aforesaid, at the Court House in
the town of Lake Charles in said Parish,
within ten days from April u, 1879.
why said petition should not be granted:
and are hereby notified that in case no
such opposition thereto sfiled as afofse-
said the said tabieau and account will
DE approved and homnlogated.
Witness the HonorabieDavidJ Reid
Judge OF said Court, April 18th, 1879,
THAD. MAI0, D'y Clerk.
April 12, 1879.
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T.. Ss TffAnRDeB' L4aRRhGs.

A LII vacant III. s. lands in the old
"A Opelonsas and South Eastern Di--
tfiets III Louisiana. inclnding the par
ishes of Vernon, st. Landry Calcasieu,
Cameron, Nerlniiion, &c,, will be Of
fered at public sale in New Orleans, be
ginning on the 18th May next. nhere-
after such lands as remain sunsold will
be llai'ie to private entry, with money
Or land scrip, at 81 rs 5per acre. IhaTe
on hard u. S. land scrip with which 1
will make entries for parties at that
price, they sending nae their numbers
and 1 attending to the correspondence
and business at the land office, paying
fees, DC, and placing the certificates Of
entry in their hanus. Parties can then
pay ifalf cash, and the balance, if neces-
safy, atone and two years, at eight per
cent pei annum interest, from date Of
notes, they to be secured 10 my suits
faction. Address
j. l.. BRADFORD,
Land Lawyer,
A Natchez St.. New Orleans, La,
March s. l679-5m
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Haskell House,
LAKE CHARLES, CA1CAsIEU PAErsH
LOUISIANA.

TTsHE undersigned has just opened
Il the above named hotel, ON RYAN
street. between the CathoIie Church
and Moss d Riddiek store. The build.
ing is q Iarge, two story house, and has
recently been oompletely renowned
throughout, and newly painted. All
the furniture is entirely new, and pai.
chased expressly for tllis hotel. Ths
table Will be supplied with the best the
market affords. A large feed stable
will soon be finished, in the rear of the
hotel lot. The hotel is admirably ven.
tilated and well lighted. The hotel lot
measures $50 feet by 400 feet. 1t will
be the aim of the proprietor to make it
FIRST Glass hotel in every particular,
Commercial travellers will find il pleas.
unit stopping place. Prices moderate
TO suit the times.
w. f. HASKELL,
July Ill, 1873. Proprietor
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

| KT1HE undersigned, Assessor and Reg
T. istrar OF Voters. will open his sofiic'
at the following places for the purposeof Re
4 vising the Assessment Rolls, and at the SAM
time Registering all duly qualified electors o
this parish. who have not been registered un'
der existing laws, viz;
! At Louis Ilorraill / mill, on the 2ath and 29tf
days of April, 1879.
At David Forsman's store, on the goth oi
| april and list day of May, 1879.
AT K. Lehman's store, on the 2d and 30 days
of May, 1879.
At James Nevil's residence, on the 9th and
9th days Of May, 1879.
At james Coles store, on the 7th and 9Th
days of May 1879.
AT Pine Grove Church, on the 9th and 10th
days of May, 1879.
At Richardson Is Peninger's store, on the
18th and 18th days of May, 1879.
AT John lies residence, on the I4th and 18th
days Of May, 1879.
AtLewis Corlrran's residence, Oh the 18th
and nth days of May 1875.
AT Howell lies residence, on the 18th ami
2eth days eff May, 1879
AT a. j. Elders store on the 26th and eth
days May. 1879.
at o. II. Moss store, on the 28th and 2gth
days or May. 1879.
AT j. i. Granger residence On the Both
and 3lst days OF May, 1879
A Chss. Pmter's store, on the ID and Sd
days OF J4ne. 1879.
AT Ben. Whitman IS residence, on the 18th and
18th days Of June 1919
AT Di, C. Frazar q fro's store, on the 9th
and 7th days o June, 1879.
At VI. j. ShyloI3s mill on tine 9th and 10tl
days of June 1879,
Alto. s. Lyons store, Oh the llth and 18th
days OF June 1873,
AT l. N. Lyons store on the 18th and t7th
days Of Iuae 1879. 4
Returning te Lake Charles, where the Office
viii be kept open every day Sundays and le,
gal holidays excepted until the lst DAY o. An
gust 1879. from T IL o'clock A. n. to O'clock
P. NJ, and IRON 2 O'Clock z. al. u 6 O'clock
P. NJ.
NUTE--Under the Revenue Lars now III
force, the assessment on immovabie property
made in 1877, stands as the basis Of taxation
tor four years, unless personal written aaplica
tlon be made to the Assessor for revision.
ALLEN GlLLeI,
Assessor and Registrar, Caleasieu Parish, La.
Lake Charles, March 29th, 1879.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
DIR TG @ is II

ID R Tt tG @ 4 S tt
HAVING established Drug Store
41 in the building Of JIM. BRYAN u
Co.. corner Ryan street and Public
Square, am pre- pared TO sell Drugs,
for cash, cheaper than ever before Of
fefed in LaketOharles. Par iicular ef-
forts made TO always have on hand ii
full supply Of Qninine, Opium, Nor
phine, Alcohol, Castor Oil etc. "A su-
perior articleof Brandy, Whiskev, Gin,
Wine, etc, kept exclusively for medical
purposes. ,Canlbe found ut Drng Store
during 1theHlav, and at residence. on
Bilno street, at night, if not profession
ally absent
N.B.-Phgaicians N. prescriptions care
fully compounded.
feb 81 rs.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
ao. FOR CAI4CAsGEG PASS!

f4<s2"" n THE handsome, swift run
asfE ming propeller
''sSs''s''s'sas'zssas .I3 A M O S,
has resumed regular seml-weeliy trips
from Lake Charles to Leesbnrg, fCal-
casieu Pass carrying the United Suites
Mail. All down and up trips by day
light. Accommodations for eight pas
sengers. Excellent inducements to
hunting and fishing parties.
Fare, Zach Wax, So 80.
Leaves Lake Charles MONDAYS and
Thursdays at 6 a m; arrives at Lees
burg same days.
Leaves I.eesbuFg Wednesdays end
Saturdays ut IS u. M; arrives at Lake
Charles same days.
Schedule cunning time between both
places, twelve hours; actual running
time, much less.
IlHIOS. R. REYNOLDS,
april 70, 1873. Master.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
lt't.la al eTltlo1I + naItI %
CgaHgRgnL In Flg4EcI1L TBFS.

44epBrts ere given aait-- from all tine markets
u1f t3ez world: rt5S5iIar taIegHdfgs aaAa GORE
s sites, t tgtiltian o fi4Rarsa and
aEushfgI1aB aIE3fs, fEs1FrBleIItSs OF Sleansinps.
eafsrra5ioHs ia Texas securities aRC prompt
a8Hti tss,5 !tt Intelligence touching affairs and
4efIe prizes OF Ei4tiTtt aat4fre at other points
dlal1l llLay Gs5 . l1lerest,lo GlI1 readers.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19

A LII persons following any Of the
IA trades or professions subject to a
License Tax, are hereby notified that j
am prepared to issue the necessary re-
ceipts therefor AL licenses must be
pad at once, otherwise u shall proceed
TO enforce their collection, accordingto
law, with costs and penalties.
w. FL. KIRKMAN,
March 29--tf. Tax Collector
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FOR SALE.

EIOR SALE Two hundred and fifty
Il three and a half acres of land. On
the bayon Nez4Eique, in this parish
in Sec. 48, u. ., s.. ii. 3 W., La.
Address Lake Charles EGHo.
feb ~ 1878.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
gRE WEEKLY NE W9.

Made up from ths most interesting contents Of
tins daily editions it7 a special v3eHs5tO ciIeu-
lation at points t4sa ieJiobe 10 be reached ny
gtle DAILY NEWS, contains more reading
matter tlian any paper in the country fur
atsAed for the sahle noBsy Dispatches are
S'onGeilse,ltrpnl da" 10 tiay auc subscribers to
the w IEikIiA NEWS receive the iyist of all the
daily editions
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
Liberal Terms for Town Lots

S4fberat Terms for Town Lots.
AS agent for all the owners, L will
Ia sell annmber of the Kirby lots for
one-fonrth cash, balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. See descriptive
map at Recorders Office, and al nv
office. Call on, or address,
GEO. H. WELLS,
June 20 Lake CHARLES, La.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
TAN tCOLLECTOR,s NOTICE

TAI tCOLLI1CTOR'S NOTICE.
WIILrmeetin person, Or by my duly
i authorized deputy, the taxpayers Of
this parish. for the purpose Of collect
ing current and back taxes and licenses,
at the same time and places mentioned
III the Assessors notice. viz: at the edif-
feTent polling places in the parish.
W. III. KIRRAIAN.
Tax Collector.
April l2. 1879.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
Family Grocery Store.

Families, Sailing Vessels and Steam
boats supplied daily with freshloread
j will keep none but the very best
Confectionery and Choice Family Gro
cefies, and with frlllsupnlies. low prices.
and careful attention to all orders, Il
hope to receive aliiberal patronage.
WM. q. FRICIsL.
Nov. 80. l87S.--tf
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7HE GALVESTON
n T, w s
a. Newspaper for s.ae People. and g
Journal Without Political or
Private Complications
ae Cripple IL.
THE DAILY NEWS
Has been Enlarged and improved,

Having atieied q WEB PE8FETrING PRESS,
'1Fitl its neR sEere6tvpilss apparttuS---the oIEY
,a,l,.i4aIlie4.l etiiiipBatlts Of tine kiEd in the
s5olltii--.s4aal the delivery " EtteeH tileu-
-Saad papers per hour printed on both sIies,
ami ioiae,I with mathematical precision 1t
,It1sS,sI5ls tsaIclI 4laT
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19

INVARIABLY IL ADVANCE.
7TTsEE or POSTAGE 10 All 9EART&i OF TaE UNITED
sTATEs AND CANADA.
Remit bg draft, postOfi5ee money order or
registered lebse-r. address
a. III, EsEsL40 e &C..
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
Specimen copies sent. free on application.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
M0RE -READINR MdT7FR

Than any faF,-r in Baltinart Boston Pllila-
s5eiylIia aI tatiats4iglI. atgts teegEl41ni1 news
than anv Sl3,3er iI the Easut4 or Southwest;
tli3s'e special b4ietrasHS thtan most OF tine
metropolitan pa Jers Dt tiie North or west,
atid for vaiMa4,le Features of nalSfe lllns9lIs
ISsisiIs, may ciII3ialLsc c,1tnpailsoli NltA any
llAallt.E ~. ar lss...tl3I,.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
FOR SALE.
DR.. u. lM.. HEf1EaARKa.

- - E-F7v' II y = IT I1AlaAIJs
4 4 .A1lNof permanently located in the
j 4 town Of Lake Charles, respectfully
offers his professional services to The
oltlzens of town and country Disease
81 the throat and lungs treated on an
improved plan; also Rhumatism and
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the use ,of the knife .or .eaustie. and
without pain. Marah I6. SIG.
tipb REinting ofan descriptions care
fulty executed with nestnese and dis
patch.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
Best In The World.
Better TsaaR A.Ry saieratsss.

Better Tsaan A,Ry saiefatsas.
One teaspoonful of this Soda used
with sour milk equals -Four teaspoons
ful Of the best Baking Powder, saving
twenty times its cost See package for
valuable information
1f the teaspoonful is too large and
does not produce good results at FIRST,
use less afterwards.
Feb. I5, 1879
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
SI'0p "A MOMENT!

Il HAVE inst opened in Lake Charles,
IL on Pnjo Street, nearly opposite Mey-
,er's Drug Store, a
NEW BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
.sTHE BEST WAGON ON WHEELs.' g

Following Warranty With Each Wagon:
We EanBY FISH BROS WAGON to be well
material that the the
Should
repairs will be furnished at
agents list wlbe paid
producing
IITus w. TIsH !
EDWIN FISH, FISH BROS. & co.
c.
Racine Jan
Of
FASH BROS & CO.
january 1879 RAogNE, WIS.
The Lake Charles echo., 1879-04-19
]. CORNELIUS MCNDAY,,

P II y ssieciano Sur G ON
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-11

The following story 10 told OF jacob
Ridgwty, wealthy citizen OF PhiladsI-
pbia, who died many years ago, leaving
a fortune OF five or .sir million dollars
(for whom tho Ridgwsy: Library 10
nsned), is taken from au article 10 The
International Review:
Mr Ridgway, said young man with
whom be was conversiDg, you are more
10 be envied than any gentleman know.
Why sol responded Mr. Ridgwsyi ! am
not aware Of any cause for which |
should be particularly enyied, What,
sir exclaimed the young man In aston
iahmenl; Why you are q millionaire.
Think Of the thousands your Income
brings you every month. Well, what Of
thAll replied Mr. Ridgway. All &c.
out OF Il ia mHrietuAis aud clothes, eau.
not eat more tban one mans allowance Or
wear more than one suit at q time. Prsy,
cannot you DO as rnueh9 Ab! bat, said
be, think OF the hundreds Of fioe bonses
you own, sud the rentals they bring you !.
What better am of for tbaig replied
,hs rich mm; can omy live ia one
house II time. As for the nonsE re-.
ceive can only use is 20 buy other houses
for oshsr people TO live iD; they are ths
bsHeaelsriss, NOT /. Bat you eau bay
costly pIctures, das carriages AID horses
ia fact, anything you desire, And aflei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-11
A sINGULAR PENANCE.

Those who happened to be in the Boston
and Providence depot at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon witnessed sight which
caused many to feel sad. AT that time
there came into the station an old man
mt less than sixty years Of age. barefoot,
bareheadod, and, in fact, with nothing on
but pair Of well worn overalls, which
reached nearly to his knees, and thin
white shirt, which was thrown open In
front. With the unfortunate man was a
small child, warmly clad, which be SEEM
ed to take great care Of. On entering
the depot he went into the gentlemen's
waiting room, where be placed the child
near the stove, while he proceeded to pur.
chase ticket. After buying his ticket
be took a seat near the child, and was
soon surrounded by a large crowd. One
gentleman, anxious TO see if the man was
in need of money, asked him why be was
so poorly clad. To this question he
at first seemed not inclined TO answer,
but be finally said that in bis early days
be bad been very wicked, and that be
was now Furnishing himself for II by 60
ing in an almost naked condition. He
further stated that his intentions we're TO
10 in that condition the remainder of the
winter. AT this point he took the child
which accompanied him by The hand and
boarded the 4:30 train on the New York
and New England Railroad for Berlin. A
gentleman present who seemed to know
informed those who collected about him
that the fellow was really worth consider
able money, he being the owner of three
houses on Smiths Hill, and 9 small farm
near Berlin, Com fProvideuce Press,
NovsS Fg DCTOH'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-11

Itis mistake 10 think that your &C.
tions or desires have any lahasnce on the
Dispenser Of weather. You should BE-
thankful they do not II they did, Old
Prob would 20 mad ssd your fellow
countrymen go madder.
Itlss mistake to think your interlocu.
tor "a listening TO what you say, He if
thinking either OF what be has said or IL
geing to say, just as you were or will be !.
u 1t is mistake Young man. when you
think the girls are lust dying for You. Il
is only you who are thoroughly 10 lovt
With youraef,
1t iss mistake for preacher 70 say,
Just one word more, and am done. He
but lengtheus bis discourse by so much,
withoat deceivlng any one OF bis hear
ers for an instant.
ltisa mistake to suppose that every
body is thinking abont you. You do &c
much of that kind OF work yourself that
you exhaust the subject
Il is . mistake TO expect direct answer
from politician, His life 10 given TO
dodging questions before election and
giving eyssive answers after election.
II Ia mistake to suppose a protesting
Christian perfect. He is very much Ike
yourself.
IL 10 a mistake TO suppose that your
children will be SatSfed with your eIpe-
riences. You didn't accept your iaiher's,
but preferred taking term in the same
dear school.
Il is a mistake TO suppose that men dc
not mean what they say. There is but
one man Of whom you can positively
make that affirmation.
1t mistake to suppose that the dis
mally pious man has bad change OF
heart. The change is In bis liver, II any
where.
1t Is mistake to suppose that people
go to concert TO hear the music. They
simply go to exchange receipts for dough
nuts and drop cakes.
II Is a mistake 10 suppose that youI
friend is consumedly interested In your
eloquent description OF your liveI
troubles. On the contrary, he is exces
siVely anxious to tell you OF his catarrh.
II is a mistake to wiah the butcher
would remove the bones before weighing
your meat. How would you Ike to bt
weighed that way yourselfl
1t is a mistaks to suppose that phyGi'
clans know how to treat your constitu-
tionsl disorders IS we'll ss you do your.
self, You know well enough what /.
best for you, but you dislike 10 undergo
the proper regimen. You employ doc.
tor, paying him for shoulderIpg The re-
sponsibility Of your sickness, and handl'
cap his efforts with all your unhealthiul
habits and practices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-11
vALrsEs THAT booK ALIKE.

II the trunk manufacturers don't quit
making SO many thousands Of valises ex-
actly alike somebody is going to get into
trouble about It sometime, and some
trunk maker will be sued Tor dsmsges
enough to build a court house.
The other day an omnibus drove up
from the Union depot. Side BY side sat
commercial trAvelor named William
Mscaby, aud Mrs. Winnie G. Dumpleson,
the eminent lady temperance lecturer.
When the omnibus reached the Barret
House the commercial missionary seized
his valse and started out. The lady made
a grab afier him and be halted. beg
your pardon, she said, bat you have my
| vaise.
/ You're certainly mistaken, madam, the
traveller said courteonsiy but firmly, this
/ is mine.
No, sir, The lady replied firmly, it's
mine. would know II among 3 tbous.
and. You must not take Il.
Bot the traveller persisted and tbe lady
insisted, and they came very near quar-.
reling. Presently one Of the passengers
polluted TO twin yslise In The omnibus
/ and asked:
Whose is thAti
/ II Isn't mine, said The traveller, Il ia
/ jnst Ike il bat this ls mine.
/ And II isn't mine, said the lsdy, be hAs
mine and III baye il or l'll 70 70 Law
about Il. lisa pity If 3 lady can't travel
alone 10 this country without being rob
bed Of her property 10 brosd daylight.
FinslIy the traveller said he would open
the vAlIse TO prove bia property. TIE
lady oIgeeled At ffEi, saying that abe did
not wish beF valise opened IN the pres-
eBce ofHtrAngeTs. Bot "a there are no
Other means Of settling The eispaie the
consented. The traveller sprung tho lock
!. opened The vaIise and The curious crowd
! bent forward 10 see.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-11

Madam glanced up At him from undsr
Der Iosg syslashsa, sippinK from her cup
indns,Fiously, that her facial muscles
Nigh, not betFay ths anaaemspt sse fslE.
] knew yea Weula pFonoanCe The Tea
excellent ibis time, she said.
This was too much. liii rage, Biz die.
gus, fairly boiled over
Tea, madam tes, be reared. sueh
abominGble stnn tea, Is il7 Excellent Il
litf--exoeilsnti
II Is excellent, said madam, sweetly
taking him q, bic word and ignoring the
exclamation points utterly.
Mamma tsugh, me to make tea when !
was ten years Of Ege-
Major Fin, bad stood fire for three
whole days, but flesh and boold could
endure Il no longer. Not waiting to bear
more, be bounded 10 hls feet aud rushed
into the hsll. Here he seized his bat in
both hands, jSmmed Il down over his
eyes aud started for the street Then, as
IL forgetful Of something, he retraced his
steps, and thrus,ing his head through the
partially opened door, almost shouted:
In heavens name, madam, can you tell
me where Mrs. Burns went when she left
here?
think, said msdam deliberately, Il
my memory serves me rightly, 4 beard heF
speak OF stopping at Mrs. Msrsh's ill she
could secure a situation.
l thought tho tea would finish him,
said Mrs. Flint smusedly, watching her
husbands retreating form, the click OF bis
boot heels ringing Ike bell ss be
brought bis feet vigorously down on the
pavement, the small boys eyeing him ask
anee aud Fastening opt OF bis way, won.
dering II she was racing for wager.
tits perhaps needless 10 say tnat before
the evening closed Mrs Burns WAS In.
stalled in her old rooms at the Flint man.
sion.
| II Is useless said the Major, mournfully
that evening in the solitude OF bis apart.
rseut; might as well attempt to move
the huge boulders on yonder mountain
top as TO contend with that woman, wife
number two,
And be sever did. FOR whenever biz
wife appealed TO him in regard TO any
thing be would answer meekly:
My dear, do as you think best,
4 And Mrs. Flint owed her success 10
the fact that she never trenched upon her
husbands real prerogatives, but respected
them as she claimed respect for her own.
And SO that is how she managed him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-11

VOLUME XIX.

l hare bought them, responded Mr.
EidgwAy, What then cAa oaly leok at
The tnrnilurs and pielnrts. and ,hs poorest
man who is not blind can 10 the same
| can ride 10 easier 10 nns carriage
IhAa you can 10 AZ omnibus for Eve esht.
With out the tr0ublc ef attending to irlv.
ere, iooimen, and hostlers; aud ~ 10 anY.
,hiug desire, can tell yoH. yong mAa
that the lcts wc desire "a thia world ihs
happier we shal be. All my wealth
cannot boy me single day more Of lie
cAnno. buy back my youth; cannot pro.
cure me power 70 keep Afar on ,helhour et
death; and lhcu what will avail, wheu,
In few short years At most, ! lie Down
In the grave and leave II all, forever.
Young msn you hFve no cause to envy
me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-12-11

90 ,he very top Of everything Jay bIg
aal assk, hslf ful 5f whlskey, deck Of
cards and one OF tuo other things that 20
opo knew The Rame Of
Ths traveller vas ihe nra 10 recover
bis sslf.possssslon and speech.
Madam, be said, yoa arc right, The
valise Is you're owe yoa thousand
Apolo--
Bu, the lady bad tainted and The tray.
elcr reloeked bic vaIlte with qnies smile.
Early 60 che sfterpOon siga painter
down town received . note in feminine
hand, asklnE him TO come 10 The Barrei
lloase 10 mark AIRED leather yallse 10
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