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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
PIrHY POINTS.

Excellent wash for the face-wa. ter.
 A fare proposition -"Tickets please"
 Acknowledging the corn-A corn cession.
 A good place to get husband-- By the ear.
 Laws are bound to stand if bound in calf.
 Lo! the poor Indian, was of low origin.
 The old schoolmaster, faithful over few things, holds tue ruler over many.
 The dentist will make more mon ey per-acher than any farmer we ever saw.
 Did you ever see a house fly? Ii 30, it must have been a house with wings.
 Almost all of us are generous to a fault, if the fault happens to be our own.
 Some matches may be made in Heaven, in the opinion of the Bufia 10 Express, but not walking matehs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20

An Act to Repeal Sections 937. 9Gs,
 93s, 944, 945, 94G, 947, 94s, 949, and
 45l6 of Gantt's Digest, and for other
 purposes.
 Be it enacted by the General Assem-. bly, of the State of Arkansas.
 Section l. That sections 937 93S, 939, 944, 945, 946, 947, 94S 949, and 45l6 of Can't digest o the Statutes of Arkansas, and al laws and parts of laws making couu. ties, corporation, and authorizing them to sue and be sued as such, be and they and each and evey one o them are hereby repealed.
 Section ?. That hereafter all per sons having demands against any county, shall present the same duly verified according to law, to tn, county court of such county for al lowance or reduction. From the or der of the county court thereon ap peals may be prosecuted as now provided by law. If on any sucl appeal the judgement of the count, court is reversed, the judgement o reversal shall be certified by tn, court rendering the same to tn, county court, and the county courr shall thereupon enter the judgement at the superior courts as it's own.
 Section 3. When any county ha, any demand against any persons On corporations, suIt thereon may b, brought in tho name of the state for
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and leaden- Il colored, with occasional flushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu- pills dllate; an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye-lid; the nose IS ir- fitated, swells, and sometimes bleeds 1; swelling of the upper lip; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morning; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing sensation of the stom- ach, at others, entirely gone; feeting pains in the stomach: occasional nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir- regular, at times costive; stools slimy; not unfrequently tinged with blood !; belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of. the teeth temper variable, but gener- ally irritable, &c.
 Whenever the above symptoms
 are found to exist,
 DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
 will certainly effect cure
 IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY in any form; it is an innocent prepara- ton, nof eapa6le ef doing hte sLtghkest iyn,y to Me 1'of tender tzfant.
 The genuine DR. McLANE's YER MTFUcE bears the signatures of C. Nc LANE and FLEMING BROS. on the wrapper. -:o:-
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
sHE tssAg AlgAysAs lF1I:lSE
DR. 6. W. HARkEY'S Chologue, or taivs,s'l5ivsrNsaisins

Is now, improved to its highest pitch. After long and hard study, l can safely say we have one of the best compounds ever offered to the public. Seven leading medicines so combined that they are in harmony, assisting each other in their action, thereby improving digestion and as simulatlon, eliminating poisons from the blood, acting as 8 good and safe purgative, high tonic blood purifier and alterative, which if used in time will prevent almost all kinds of dis cases.
 Have you Dyspepsia or Indiges- tion?
 Have you Liver Complaint Of any kind?
 Have you Constipation of the Bowelsp
 Have you Sick Headache, or Sour Stomach2
 Have you Bad Cold2
 Have you Bad Appetizer
 Have you Inward Fevers? Have you Cough?
 Have you an Ague Cake?
 Do you want to prevent Chile and Fever?
 Do your bones ache?
 Do you feel stupid2 Do you imagine trouble? Do your children suffer from indi- gestion or worms2
 If so, then assist nature by taking Dr. c. w. Harkey's Cholagogue, or Universal Liver Medicine. Always shake the bottle before us ing.
 We have sold since last spring, ov. CT one hundred gallons. which has given perfect satisfaction. Plenty of testimonials can DC had if necessary.
 Put up by
 J. Nj. HARKEY & BRO..
 Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
DIR. c. McLANE'S PILLS

are not recommended as remedy "for all the ills that flesh is heir to, but in affections of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or diseases of
 that character, they stand without rival.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
Let us Have Railroads.

How any one, in this enlightened, progressive age, should oppose the building of a railroad through any State or county, is beyond our com- prehension. That railroad through q county benefits some more than others, we will admit; but that it is beneficial to all, more or less, is be- yond the cavil of doubt. We re gard the inventor of the steam car, by which we can be transported from place to place upon the wings of the wind" as 'twere, one of tn" greatest ever conceived in tue fertile brain ofman.
 Yes, we are amazed at the one who opposes railroad-at his short sightedness, his lack of comprehen siveness, and that enlightenment winch should have dawned in his mind, in this one particular, during his boyhood.
 Why is Arkansas, which was ad mittod into the Union in 1886, 43 years ago, the most backward State, for her age, on the American conti nent? The question is readily an swered-because she is deficient in railroads. Our State to-day should be one huge gridiron of rails; there should be ten villages, towns and cities where there is but one to-day. The rich deposits of ore embedded in our soil--lead, coal, iron, gold and silver-were they unearthed, and broughed to that perfection and converted to those uses for which God intended them, be seryisable to man,-millions of dollars would an nually flow into our state, and We would now be progressive, pros porous, and happy people. Our population again we venture to say. would sum up couple of million of souls, instead of six or seven hun dred thousand.
 The States of Illinois, Missouri. Wisconsin, Ohio, and other West ern and Northwestern States, are illustrations of this fact.
 We have now a projected Rail road on foot, the bill already drafted and before our legislative body, which road, if proper encouragement is gived it, will ere long prove re- allty, and thousands of immigrants will flock here and settle in youi midst, help pay your taxes, make your waste lands bloom like gar den, fell your forests, assist in build ing your school houses and colleges and otherwise build up and devel, | the resources of your God favored but neglected State. We refer to the road that IS to tap the St. Louis and l. M. railroad at or near Austih to be known as the Monticello, Pine Bluff and Austin Railway, and upon this subject we will speak as things develop themselves. In the mean time, God speed the work!-Austir Triumph.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20

the use of the county. In all such actions, all cost and expenses not recovered from the defendent shall be paid by the county. Sec. f. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage.
 Approved February 27, 1879.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
AGUE AND FEVER.
BEWARE or LIMITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
 Every box has q red wax seal on the lid, with the impression DR. McLAHE's LIVER Puts.
 The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the signatures of C. McLASE and FLEMING BRos. on the wrappers.
 Insist upon having the genuine DR. (. McLANE's LIVER PILI!s, prepared by Flcm- ing Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. the market being full of limitations of the name McLane, spsIedr differently but same pronuneistien-
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
BEWARE or LIMITATIONS.

The genuine arc never sugar coated.
 Each box has red wax seal on the lid with the impression DR McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
 Each wrapper bears the signatures of C. McLANE and FLEMING BRos.
 Insist upon having the genuine Dr. (. Me LANES LIVER PILLS. prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh. Pa, the market being full of limitations of the name McLGne, spelled differently but same pronunciation.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
1879


 
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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-20
AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathariie can be used preparatory to, or after taking Quinine.
 As simple purgative they are unequaled.
, 1879-04-26

think ust1erstnnd what Mrs. Phelps intended
tn ltarh; yet, with line rcApuct lD her superior
knhwlc,iRr, fcGl that uhn tllut1u H. n,istaise.
% not know TINT should dare my this, only
taht kecncg Infatuated that cYeryItMly, eve.l
tl,H C0n!lurtnr. wcro tIahfn IN 1nnko Mis-
tnkea. Dreadful tlollg.tt Why lid he
au99cst 'ti but to return tn my subject.
BtfpFnsc. Clint, whatever yum mny Ray to ihe
c,intrary, ssono will 70 I'll feadlng nn1 pratsinH
u1is!a' and | do not suppose every ono will
think M Ito regarding Mfp. 1'hu1pa. Sho Inns
ticr nl'nlrcr. knew. Gnu wusnnn eynn tottl
iilo lint i waa like going 10 1Icavtnn to rcad
"ihtca A]nr." / t1D mt kuuw huw abs know. l
I1nrulY think Hll0 anDko frnin oxurrencc.
Forty Years, with rGvrre.ca Crect tliet.. md
!ongl1Ely sigh fur Tho wisdom which fnrtY
years shall bring IL inc. Dost thou think Wo
slla[l oil bc as wise at TINT age ns .Al!Qu art1
Alaa, fear not! VIII thou, o Fonty, iears. m
ife k!lI1iicss III thy heart vOucbasta to give mo
little infotniult0na As ttluu, hast said. "up
70 cgrtuin ltHft nlcuh0l inlnfes no n,ntl.n WILL
thu sclgn to pnfnt ont hint liutttf Audi ask
IN the simpticity Of my wosnanly hcart@,,fs Il
hnw ,,dstlVhsfu Will everything bu when thu
tie nrsb. Wo then sal follow tho dictates nf
our own sweet Wills. II WI feel Inclined to
ccnt lie, stbal, or murder, ra sllatl do no. mil
10 O,lu Rhalf ray IN nav. tFa shnlt ncct1 no
laws, d w0 slall cArll 10 d 1aW unto outselves.
/; q hhuD7 HaY.
Far. far hwAy
h1Pa you'll stay.
There feel qn1to exhausted. f1umhuG, do
T0u think your rhytncs were ns good as nlinet
! cclI0 tho Condurtor's heading of Keepeg'a
lAttGr. f.
, 1879-04-26


Tim 1,ec,.lr!pkcr waits bigger measures and
49,. .,o,,
moi h'c'''
4 German rroVcEb 'says Atan is what he
cats. n which III Germany ulukps h!u, il,st tl,e
t,,no.,
e4is'as'
Il mosquito har a1[oras gaou prntect1on from
vuosnl,!tocs but erowbar d0h'L protect cortl-
Held Worth a cett'
Tie other oay mob roao INTO Fayetteville,
Ark, uni ridllcd u newspaper oI!lcc With burk-
Shot. IlE pfnVoca'lt''l - uuKnoWn 10 U.s. int
10 doubt the ass issue o. tie aat'rf snltl some.
tAtIg about "wlhttf lingering ~ ti!e up .!
t'j,"H tje .ySrri.itwn Werud. '' ~~'
a. .,t,,,,.r't 'tn,,to nnt ,,,r,r .,uus ,.,,, a,
49, s., ,"' 'taI I ~ v.,,,,',. , Ivy ~,
nsyrr atu imstry, "Wlat, noyrrIH uxciuiIIlci a
lie usual rcrly. Julgo VI itls anr,s!su wileri,
ain rt.lunrkch n,,ietty and utterly tl,,t,rcnt OF
, 1879-04-26
4 Tt11 SNAkE.STORY,


XebrlUn Martin autl bis euu, who 1.-Two nbottt
six MILES from OH City, wusc engaged III ra-
moving hago piso of stonus on lscfr furn tho
Other day, when they Suddenly untarf!leu wln,t
seemed to lIc largo ball of b,ack ropt, kottetl
AMI curtousiy inicr,acel. Tic nlnss was as
fnrgo Us huslc-IIaskut and was covered viii, d
light, powtlery slllatuucG lnUrc resembling bra,
thai anything elsu. lilo SUI wAs slrtu,ut.
brightly ut tho time, untl as thu warn rays fcll
| upHa tlu ball tllu two nun tlotroted q slight
movement III Its many eps!s. OLD Martin ,u!t1c-
.ilateiy yelled s'snakes!" a,.l Jumped hack to
safa distance. Ills son Charles, who WIS u u
stirred UP thu ytelsl!nE ususs. Thu louul. and
wHrnlth revived llt dormant reptiles, uni lie
surface Of tllc lalt WIS seen coyurc.t will, rat
lies wlie!, swaye.l I" 4u.l troI Tho sound 70.
leaves Ut n trvu: WAat hcoRet 1T frat Il
tior1tun knot bcgn. tu .nrayel T,u
tals prosrnarsl inore and tnoro NJ thu
snakes unlocked tI,e'r Intricate co!ls, rs
llcals III ll,s esntro Of this living ball. IL was
curious yet disgusting sight, thu 6Hliirulug up,t
| cuntortluns VI tl,u hldeo.ss sorpents ~ tllcy
| elnergeu iron tllslr winters, nnp, arll tho two
! apprehension. One of the nun pteked ,lp II
ana stonu a,,l sussca II Into thu writlllnH t,ass
e ors!er to "stIr t'l"m w. e expressed Ii.
IIo succeeded most effectively. 1i,u Iali of
1
sixty raitles,IAltcs Ut u!l sixcs covered with
Wlnt|st, silIIe. which hatl uxllleti from lhu.r
btuies. nllu perhars suryeu W Iuuaus Ut pro-
teettlly ietn jr0hl thu scYarlty Df tllr winter.
Thoroughly uronscd, thu ycl0mou. roptiics
lusl.ctl telr taila In fury auI EItdeI over ouch
othrr with SURF rising uvlltty. tleir bright eyes
Sllinng With excitement, their mouths wEto
open ami lelr Iurkctt tonRlius pr6trutliug a.
they hIssed defiance Ut thclr prosecutors. unu
huge reptile, nearly six icrt tn !clIgth, will
swollen body, raised Itself lat its leng.!l from
the centre of tllu srunt, alnl turning
its tlat, ugly head tawards liz
intrutlrrs, opened wide tts mouth
aud swayol 10 aul IEu, hisslag angr,ly. A1uher
stune WA thrown, this tlntu u guoti-s!zeti uuu.
eEasling ami suaIlhtnx many of thu reptiles Ii.
lts fall. Tho seetl0 VIA simply tTghtful ~ dc.
scrtueI by one Ut thu spectators. in thrIr agony
tase snukes wrIthctl uni !,Issrd with rulo0b|gd
fury, twisting Uycr n,M uyer III thu blood uua
sllt!e, wIlilu thu unlnjurea uuoa eseapcu fruli!
their wounded co!DpauI"ns and kliasd toward
tho siur!lus with lrals upllftud uni rat1liug
u1tuuut1y. Both Mtru acknowledged that kllcY
were lttlU lrtlllLunp4 W1Un tncy kuw thu
IDEALLY rttIlua go.tg sirals.ls tur tlle with thu
ev.delit iiurtAssa Ut ttyeu.e. PGrrutYiny Tho
situation tookuI decidedly unpleasant, lilo Two
Hien urn,u1 themselves with atullt clubs At1u
LcEan killing Tie srftcnts. Stranga to wy thp
rfrop|i; Tugs wrre agslu 1!Iat this was usrou,-
kllaLG1 will uttat dlttieulYs Illu srYrr9l tlues
, 1879-04-26

~ " NN"l&Eali n lSlENCEs
ndst!a0i1n SutciaI 10 Cincinnati C.H,satrriaL
Atnons the many soldiers Which Salem, O.,
contributed to the Into War, was Corporal s. T.,
Hull. Ono cunlpany wns provided with pistols
by tl'e ludies Of tho town, upon cach ot whct,
WIS engraved the owncr's nan,c. At the battle
OF Antictam Corporal Bull wis mortally wound.
cd, ntld several companions tctl near hin, one
named Henry. Our 3orces were driven back,
n'lt. The dying Eol1crs, seeng the Confetlcrutcs
advancing knew thGy must tAIl into tle ha1ltls
VI the enemy. Corporal Bull hastily dug hoIo
mud buried Ills pistol Young llcHry Observed
this, n1nl ts,ats asty note uf illr surroundings
-ile trees, stunns, and natural uujuets. Tfie
Corporal sled while In tic ta,1ls NJ tile CunfC1-
csAtca. Private Henry survived, was exchanged,
n.Mt fully recovered frull llts wouuds. bIx.
teen years nl.ll SIX months from tllat date Ar.
Henry Visited the apot for thu purposu of re-
covering ills cotnrnIc's ristol. Ile llnd
Bketch Dt Tho surroundings. Strange to say,
ie found The very spot, and dug Under tic
roots oI tn trcc, n1,d WIS rewarded by i!nding
tho Identical pistol which tic dyi. soldier mud
buried sixscc'l and huff ,eass bcforcl Upon
1t wns engraved tho 11nsne ~. f. Bull" The
weapon WAS badly rustcd, bus lntuct. Upon hls
return through, this c!tY, Mr. Henry stopped at
the White uuusc und Gxhtblted thu relic to the
President. The recovered pistol Inns been sent
to tho inther ot this dead soldier, nov Post
nlAstcs at Salem. Mr.. Henry Is 1,ow profcssor
III tlln public schools at Cost1cton, o. William
Crulap, the prcstlent's Orderly, says he knew
Bull md that this remarkable story Is true.
, 1879-04-26

An Engltshman who has rccpntly arrived at
Philadelphia IL kioekudt t0 SEQ so llla1ly loft.
tallca dous ln .lle strscss, un.l forls Ii lis duty
to direct llt6lt. attention tn ti'u fuct. "YUur
excellent American OYSTERS" hu writes u tlg
editor vi tl,u Ttttyfuph, "yGur soa4t bcct, poul.
try, an.I superior sllai, haye, irar, railsell a
very provoking attack Of Eout, which viii prs-
Yc!,t INC tFoI! visiting tho lsncA Show Ut Dors,
hGtcd pruyr to im l,u better breul than t!l0 logs
lays .n''ccd aloAg yul.r streets, tbs cxht.
tim will mt rows yurY rrrti,tah!t. ~ least W
III every lUJ lpcs hare Hu!cuI !u t4ts ct!Y curl
, 1879-04-26

One laY lldad that's tho ncw dog wus lylu
foro tic i1cr, were 1t WAS Ollie hot for bis nose,
md every 'ittlc w!io lu wudc llat to lit II up
for to mako It r[t cool, nnd then llo wuc liz 1t
down agn tween hts poz, plntin ut the fire., like
II was bctprc. Unrlc Ned, he scd: lille teaci,
tint feller Il !cssci1, sect dUnt.h
So Unele Ned ho rot some wfIax, anl made It
worm and soft. md wllIn UFldnt rose his he'd
u1lrle Sc,l liz lalu tho w1lnx twcrn I31nllH poe
a!,tl rldal llr lAdc hs chin III II uni sfet Its
eyes up alll smi|udt much as to sny: "That's
a rooucl mare cutlitllubic, ttlank your
but o!me by wl!en b'dads noso vas rcd hot
mike 1t come. al.G ypu nuycr seen scch caul.-
nlrutin performances In ol yuru life, ahu sucl,
ycitu glory hully looyo!-Etchauge.
, 1879-04-26
DYING

kee l1f uhY EY Haft
III tho house uctUss tho way,
tng-chalr;
Ey'ry day With pHler check;
And know TINT soon forever Will her place bc
yacant there.
OIL wonder how ehc feels
When each wanting tlay tayeals .-.. ...
c1ossr ys!ont ot tho staows ia thu drcary yale Of
DO i.er lhougAts still cling to Earth.
nocs she deem then, still Ut WORTH
These fass .aS .ilSes'nx moments 'neaaurcd by her
Now, Ia ,ar this Earth ls fais,
-, TasEe = :, hssnty y sx,ry,wlEfe' ,sa', ;. ,.
And cEnilot yet forc.eo
49,. 1low y posialy VII! bo
When tbs world anu ita belongings ahal be sllp.
ping tron nv slight.
So gazo an IN dream,
And cnItl,Ot make tt seem
That my bFAin wtault! be tesA actIYe OF my will he
II lay theru Ill s|o lies,
Willie. WltnHuf4 thc fttM1nrr-sk
shea thele lustse OR raclt oblcct 1hat muat soon
bo lrft ochinl.
o tho mystery OF nea&hl
U thu nGrrel Of my breath,
Which cun'ush moi. nor gue.h saye by ono Divine
q til. silence Of the ton,b!
q its lUuctfness atll Hlnuni
o the cold. thu cruel darxncss waiting tleEo 10
osuxvst,, sS'''|fs* %is. hui n.E. u.uxox,
Cuacl.man Wooks md Ill. yif,,-sNhmt Fol-
loHs.t tho Discovery by thu llrliufs Eatilor
Of Their Marriage.
ft'p iHrk RaH. Inrff.l.
When Mr.. William A. ToWnsellIArrfyGd llnmo
IN Nyark I'll Saturday evening, l,e learned lru.,l
hts lnllRhter cas0iit!a tlmt lle report VI her
marriage to Janus 4. Weeks thu family eoarll .
.lnN, was truc. Il long conversation iullowe,l
Townsend rccognixru tiu tnylo'nb,lIty nf ll4s
tontratt sulGnlnlxttt by tho lsuy. Mr. Dlauyult,
Of TuppAt, OF Jun. 10. lle saii It wns itnpossille
TINT hls daughters h1ls,alIa shuuld continue to
" atnploycd W coarhnnn IN tlts family. htr::
Weeks replied, tn ctFclt, that hn !inu 'narrltl
h!a VILE 4tealiso ho luyru her, a,Hl tat l,u ask.
ilutlllnk buynml tfnlu Al.d opportunity to prusu
h!s wlil!1Isess and ability t0 suppurt her, thuQli
n,Eht bs ~ hInlhlu why. lic drelprrd u
0t thc lunrFlagu very suon uttuF lts OCCURRENCE,
tut ttiat ae Was Induced to delay tu un.Iu.,t!rc-
mst't me- " l te snt.eas!us ot Is wife, wro dreaded
hsr 'ashsr,s r d;aspssnst1rr Mrs, Weeks cortlrnc'
nIl lsc WIN lIes ts1tsdM,sd, M ttlatler how i0
est might te tic home la could proYile lor lier
Late ~ tite % eve,'lnE ~. understanding was ar-
rived IT tliat the Bride should remain Ut her
IAtIer's llo,ltc, where sho should bu taken care
uf ~ hprrtufaIe, all tint tile lr,lshan y!lunI
hot roiHu to laku her awaY Until llc r.,,it,t tl
employment wrl, slunl utiabs him u ,,ruyI.lu
iur llcr hoilu a,nl hupnutt. Wecks lult htr,
oWuso,,u's luusa tu Hu tu lllat vi hta ulutt,rr,
wtssru i,u IL temporarily residing. No lnturdic.
lIu,. i,ak been ptavc4 by Mr.. IownScud 0n ytats
by thu husband lu li!c wife at tier prpSallt hutr
ur Ut lllu wifv to lllu husha,td Ut hIs t,,oses's
huuse. -.. -.
Weeks Is u handsome yn,,ng fellow Ut pteas.
Ing atldress. suyera! mels IN Syacls |Iasa yulau.
tucryd To l!nt! empluy.nent tor htE. In eunycr-
sallon With tupurtcr, l.u saa! tllat hu haa
Earrctl slEs Tuwl4elu! l,rcu!lst liz lnYc.l t!es,
ut intended to nrt 'lke <. nlitltsAu towarl hiY
Mtte .Lu ls. iuAl.!y.
, 1879-04-26
CURRENT GOSSIP.


AIl5L REA1'EHSs
~, Ilonfs 3tn,rs.
The turtles drnm IN tho pufsc'c'. hay,
The creketa crcak in tho prickfnl hedge,
Tho Du1Iffogs bpom In the pnddltnY se,lKe,
And Tic wh0opno whoops Its vespcr 1uy
Away
In tho twilight soft and gray.
Two loycrh stroil IN tho rltntlnE e1ohm-
Ills l,n1sd In horn and horn In hia--
slc blnsi,ca dcc,,-l.o n talking biz
Tho1 hng and po,' ~ they ttst!eaa soni1-
They r0nt1a,--
lt's lato when they set back homo.
Down by tho tttta wicket gatc,
Down weso The crocpfHf iyy growf,
down Hhtrs tho sWebf nAatnttiuuI blows,
4 boz .t0ed parcnt lies In walt
In wBtt-
For tho maiden nnd her mate.
Lot cstckets c1cak AMI bnl1fsa91 hoo11,
Tho WllU0pUe wR1I In tue distant tsnlk-
f'lois tuncfut ttirobs Will uu'eE ii!hpe1
Tic p'antad ta!n md tho tooscd sio1nl-
ftp gloom
Of tho lovers dismal tIoom.
, 1879-04-26

-,
an cou,fnrtabs In snt ,iowt M" ~ wrnt. r%u rn.
which l,o forwards. Thunks. MI. n 1"1'"1s'
..
b. Wal1ean. Canton, ILL.,, made nut eight OF tho
knots tn = hfflca Elnnca 1T THY CARRIER. She
couldn't catch hr+ k.a 'c9IEnon" " ur thu ''liina
answef' e'c'
Ieniua, Champas.u. ill.,. tarkz I,.e rcme1ia,
treatment oi StHx. TIC diamond Of afs. H., md
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