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Personal.

William A. Smith, former pressman
at the Herald Office, but now foreman of
the printing office of John Scott, No. 10
Spruce street, New York, is Oh visit to
his friends in this city. The printing
Office that Mr.. Smith is connected with is
the largest in New York, having eighteen
presses. He has thirteen pressmen Under
him.
SECOND WARD MEETING,
The Democrats of the Second Ward
will hold a meeting on Monday evening,
at the FELTON, House corner of Second
and Walnut streets. A full attendance
is requested, as business of importance
will be transacted.
A New Pool Table.
Lovers of the game of pool will be
pleased to learn that E. p. Freye, has
just purchased and put up in his saloon,
No. II E. Second street, one of Taylors
improved pool tables. He will be happy
to see all of his friends and customers.
An extra grand lunch will be set out
this evening.
The "Water Witch -
The Government Inspector OF steam.
boats was in Wilmington yesterday and
having looked the yacht Water Witch
over, gave her her license for another
year as q steam pleasure boat.
The Bridge Contract.
The contract for building the st. Au-
gustiue bridge has been awarded to Will
liam Bullock for $500.
"DELAWARE MOORE"
Enoch Moore, Jr., has named his new
steam pleasure yacht, Deld,oare Moore
after his child.
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CHERIFFsS SALE.
y BY virtue OF u writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
sale at the
LAFAY ETTE HOTEL, s4i shipley ST.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city of
Wilmington, New CASTLE County, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day of Ausust, A. D., 1879,
at2 O'Clock p. M,
The following escribed Neai Estate viz |:
All thai certain lot or piece OF land stu
ate In the city of Wilmington and bound-
ed and described rs follows, that is to say
Beginning for the same On the northei1y
side of Eighth street. at the distance OF
2i6 feet inches from the corner formed
by the intersection of the northerly side OF
Eighth street with the easterly side OF Wal
nut street, thence northerly passing
through the m iddie of the nine inch gable
end wall dividing this from Thos. Aliens
brick messuage, and by his land 81 feet to
an alley 4 feet wide, thence along the
southerly side of said alley IA feet to q
corner stake, thence sOutherly parallel
with Walnut street by land of George q,
Ward passing through the middle OF the
inch gable end wall dividing this from
said George c.. Wards lnessuage eighty
feet to the said nortlerly side OF Eighth
said street IA feet 10 the place OF beginning
Seized ana taken IN execution as the
property of Anna M. Smith, surviving
morLgagor Of Richard smith and Anna
NJ. his wife and Henry Finney, t. t., and
TO be sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Ofiice, New Castle, August s,
1879. aug9-3tawts.
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~ uhhEN CONVICTED

tal
|stole YIN" VI ,ae negro Charlie, Green
delpbia. sa pianos as baiiee IN
arresied r.;., aaa away to Wilmington:
to 'ep phAt with his wife and child and
Ian ~ AMI Philadelphia, by Serreant anu
bifs @ to,t constable Dillon. whara
bull story S a ahl well remembered cock
conclndeaao aoo1t cruel treatment has
lrdav doaea. fou Green was convicteI ted
rel. wi ''le offence. Senten ce wSs
q, ,.,. NOTICE.
y ,Saeae leave to inform the n,,,, ,
rina riuu,s,ased y. my faciIii,pps lii puonc nc That l
AIRED to fdg fnrmi!g', wood and am now
il consumanls' urnlsh wood in any oual;tv Sw
In the rs' c,tn sell the Iarsest A. n
hasino oaIy, oy, Give me a cali 'S hssnos q ~
recelyss elsewhere. Orders bv u,,oIs -, ,.,i
prompt attention nail
oOHN PONDER
footof Fourth Street.
s,s,, A DOG SHOT.
E.J.Pp.s Ws,rnn WS!.s,rnoOn a dog bslonvino
tday last, bv b,es, \ which was bitten az
Created snct ny she supposed mad doc
,otss eas ,G dog was pet, easas,'ssnent, sns tsa wa
linr' 't the, 70 part with il, "I" hnt me family
better 10 XIII XIII !, ,,hey Concluded thai i,
attacked , wi,s!o !, Tor fear that it iI, mi%b' !,
BONE one. with: hydrophobia, an. %
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A GRAND EXCURSION.

GRAND EXCURSION.
Mr.. r. T. k. Smith again makes his
liberal offer to the people of the city for
cheap and extended excursion wnich
wilIstake place Thursday August 18Th.
The price af tickets has been fixed At the
wonderfully low sum of $3, and those
who 20 on the ex, ursion can 20 up the
"Romautic Hudson" to Newburgh anu
West Point or run down to the great
watering place Ooney Island. 1t is q
great opportunity.
Pacific Lawns.
Russell & Spencer offer their entire
Assortment of Pacific lawns ut 10 cents
per yard to close. |''
THE TALLEY REUNION.
The annual reunion OF the Taiiey iam'
ily will be held in 9'alleys woods, brau-
dy ywine Hundred, naxt Thursday'
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MIDI DLEToWN PERSONALS. 4

- = --,.Nf % ~ - >lIr-Tlrf tfytJ
Judge Weotten was In town % Fri
uay' -5,ta ..4ty'A - r. 5ssioa Isl ~ 7ls
DR.. Chas. P. Gilpen is depending . fewl
weeks az ocean CITY,. lioal ffsYJs. = q
Mrs. N. A. Price and daughter Mis-
Mary Price, are at Ocean City. g s'1f Eii'' n
Miss Jennie Biogs has gone to Ocean
Grove, n. j., to spend TIVE weeks. ,'i5 1. h
Gov. Cochran and wife have been.
spending the past week at Cape May. 4
Alex. Maxwell, Esq, has been attend
ing the races at Saratoga during the pxst
week. t .f.E .rfiss ul Aif-tt IL -fnfs
The family Of VIM. r. Cochran, Eeo..
and Mrs William Green and children,
are at the . Atlantic House, Ocean City,
Miss Burgett, Of Hartford county, Nd,
Mrs. N Martin, Mrs. and Miss Onion, of
Baltimore, are visiting At the residence OF
Robert A. Cochran, ESQ. "a ~ :, 49,
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The Tax ON Dogs.

HOW THE AMOUNT HAS INCREASED.
eyes," remarked Chief of Police
Maxwell, this morning to a GARETTE
reporter, 81 think the amount paid for
dog tax this year will exceed that of last
year, three to one. Hold on; I'll see."
Turning to his books the Chief looked
over the accounts and in moment gave
the following as the receipts since the
first of the present year:
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SALE,
- BY vitue or " writ Of I,evarl Facias, 10
m directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the 49, -.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 shipley st.,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
WEDNESDAY, r.
The 9th Day of August, A. d., 1870,
at 2 o'clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain 1Dt or piece OF land sit Il
ATE In the city OF Wilmington aforesai Id
having Two story brick dwelling thereon
erected, bounded'A and described as follows
to wit; Beginnlngat the northerly side oi
Front street ut the distance OF two hundred
md u,ne feet westerly from the westerl y
side Of Van Barren street, thence northerly y
parallel to van Buren, street sixty feet tC
| the southerlv side of three and a hall
| feet wide alley, thence thereby westerly y
parallel In FiOnt street sixteen feet to
stake. thence sOutherly parallel to Harri.
son street sixty ieet to the side OF Front
| street aforesaid aud then CO thereby easter.
" IL feet to the place OF beginning, be the
contents thereof what It may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property oil Eiiza Harris and Mary Harri.
md Rob, TT r. Randall, t. t.'s, and TO bt
| sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
SherifI7s Office, New Castle, August 7
1873. aug9-3tawts.
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A ORDINANCE TO AMEND kHN,.
An ordinance concerning offen res aga inst
the public economy and certain Buis-
Be II ordained by the City Councll of
Section J. That section i3 OF the ordi-
nance entitled "a u ordinance concprning
offences against tie public econom and
certain nuisances" as printed on page 2f3
hereby amended by inserting bet ween the
word sid waik" and "when" IN the twen-
ty-fourth line thereof, the words "before
seven O'Clock In the morning, or"
1873. ia Nj. l.. LICHrENSPEIN.
President of council.
Attest :-E. H. Frazer, Clerk of Council
aue9-2
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1T Ts announced that Miss Fanny
Davenport has agreed to pay to the for
mer wife of her husband, Mr.. Edwin
Price, The sum of 81, 900 and s25 4 wvaek
so long as she remains unmarried. Miss
D., has paid big price for a husband
but the effect on the dramatic profession
will be wholesome. The handsome
young actors will take courage, 1.e-s,s..
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Excursion by the Farmers.


The Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee of Pat. ons Of Husbandry of the
State of Dele are, has issued poster an.
nouncing an excursion by the Patrons Of
Delaware to Ocean City, on THU sday
August 18th. The train will leave
Wilmington at six O'Clock on the morn
ing of excursion, and returning will
leave Ocean City at five O'Clock in the
evening and will stop at the principal
stations on the Delaware Railroad. The
excursionists will have six hours on the
sea shore.
KEYSTONE EXCURSIONIsTS
c. c. Hughes excursion from Pomer
oy came down the u. W. r. X. t, day
and went to Cape May on the Republic,
uid the Susie A. Mccall. 1t took four
cars to bring it to Wilmington, end
many people joined the excursion at this
place.
THOSE WHO DID NOT BID.
Those who did not bid the second
time for the erection Of the new Court
House, we're:
Messrs. w. j. Kinderdine, R. @. Glib
bon, both of Philadelphia; and P. II.
Mltcnell, OF LnlS CITY.
ONLY TWO.
There were only two prisoners at the
police station for trial to-day. One had
been drunk and was fined 30 cents and
costs; the other "let on" to be drunk
and had created q disturbance by SO
doing; he had to ply 81 fne and costs;
PERSONAL.
M. L. Caldwell OF this city Is register
cd at the Howard House, Baltimore.
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IT VIII De SBsH thIC C0B IOWBSG Dtuuer
is William j. g ven, of Philadelphia,
his bid being S67 l23, hut rs he does not
specify the amount for grading, his bid
will probably he rejected
The next 10 west bidder is A. Given, of
this city for erec ing the building, $6f, ,203
aud for grading, 81 800, making total
Of $67 ,702.
Immediately aft.'i the bids had been
read the Committee retired TO their
room for consultation. Further particu-
lars will be found in tue firth edition.
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WEDNESDAY, ra.
The 9th Day of August, A. d., 1870,
rHERIFF-S SALE.

- rHERIFF-S SALE
y by virtue OF u writ of Levari Fecias,
10 me diret ted, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i Shipley at.
kept by John J Dougherty. In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
WEDNESDAY,
The 27th Day of August, A. D., 1879,
at o'clock n. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certai in lot of land and two story
brick dwelling thereon, situated in the city
Of Wilmington, bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit Beginning at the norther-
~ side Oh Seventh street between Monroe
and Adams streets, at the distance of 1863
feet from the eaSterly side of Adams
street thence northerly through the centre
of AL alley dividing this from the adj ,in-
west and parallel to A dams street IS feet
To corner. thence easterly parallel IL,
seventh street II feet to another corner
thence sOutherly parallel TO the first men,
iOned line and Adams street through the
centre OF the party wall between this and
The adjoining dwelling of the said Henry
Evans, on the east So feet to the said north
eriy side of seventh street and thet &C
thereby westerly II feet to the place OF be
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF Levi Taylor Woodrow and Lily zis
his wife, and William IL. Pennock ant
Margaret, his wife: and T. +, and TO be sole
by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheritf's utfice, New Castle, August Z
1879. aug9 3tawts.
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Mr.. D. T. Corbin, who aspired to be =
United States Senator from South Caro-
lima, was victimized to the tune of $1O,-'
600 in Denver the other day by sharp
er who sold him lot of worthless
"gold' bricks. The ex-South Carolina
carpet-bagger has victimized many peo-
pie in his time and now knows how Il Il
himself. - -
"A prize fight under the guise of a
glove-boxing match came of at Pitts-
burgh on Thursday night between Owen
Maloney and John Laffertv. for xEOO /.
side. Forty-two rounds were fought
and tho mill was won bv Malonev. Who
punished his opponent badly. The NJ
lice, as usual, failed to put in an annesr-
ance. 80
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I, provided wnth Tsa.ns;-, !

Fourth street from Market to King. L.,
Q veritable Broadway on market rdays.
and Is frequently so crowded With vehi-
cies that 1t is matter of great dificulty
for persons to get across. :; This b paf.a
ticularly tho case just below King street,
where the teams turning around the
corner frequently become 20 crowded
that ttrequires several minutes to vehovos
the pressure and make . clear passage
down Fourth street. Sa-AW -
EXTRA TELEGRAPH OFFICE. u
40 extra telegraph office was put up
near the depot at Middletown this week,
which will be used for the business Of
the railroad company during peach Sea-
son. The regular Office will be used
exclusively for Western u Union business.
Superintendent Mills will have his head--
quarsers in Middletown during the fruit
season. -.iG % n, 1pfesHT bed
UNITED SERVICES. -4.,aa, ...',
The First, Central and West Presby-
terrain churches will unite Tomorrow.
| Preaching at the First church to-morrow
morning at 10 30 o'clock, by Re V. j., r,
Smith, of Baltimore. In the evening
services will he heldin the West Church.
GONE DOWN TOPAY OFF.
| The pavmaster and assistants at the
P. w. y B. r. r. depot. went down the
delaware road to-day on their monthly
trip to pay the employees.
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DIED.
TOY.-On The TIN instant. ROsanna Toy,
in the 10Th year of her age,
The relatives and friends of the family
are Invited TO attend her funeral from her
late r. sidence, DuPOnts Banks, on sun.
dav afternoon at 3 O'Clock, Interment al
81. Josephs Cemetery,
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Wilmington Markets.

WllnflngtOn Markets.
WILMINGTON. DEL. Aug. 8, 1879
Quotations at the Brandy wine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. e..
Pennypacse b CO. Corrected Daily.
Best ratent Process Flour.... 7.OOa 500
Choice amiiy................. bOOa 90
5nterine FlOuI................ 40)a 0O
Wheat Observation-Disclosures. l10
New ,e'rn. .............. ..... Al
Bran Der tsn. l6 90
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Last Chance,

A few muslin shirts with linen bosoms
at 25 cents left at the Bee Hive. Quick
or you lose them. 2t.
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THE COURT HOUSE.
THE SECOND lot OF BIDS OPENED
THE LOWEST RID, S67, 1913.

The SECOND LOT OF BIDS OPENED
THE LOWEST RID, $67, 1913.
Two weeks ago to-day the first propo-
sails for building the new Courthouse
were opened, but as all the bids exceed
ed the amount authorized to be expend-
ed by the General Assembly, the Com
mittee adjourned until Monday, to con-
slider the matter Of the bids.
In the meantime the committee OBJ
tanned the advice Of the Levy Courts
Attorney George Gray, ESQ.,, who gave
his opinion thai the committee could not
receive any of the bids as they all ex-
ceeded the amount authorized. When
the committee, met on the following
Monday, the bids were rejected, and the
architect was instructed to so alter the
specifications as to come within the
amount authorized.
1t was also determined by the commit
that they would not receive any propos-
ais from others, than those who bid the
first time, eleven in all. Accordingly
each one OF the Builders we're notified by
letter Of the action committee and the
altered specifications sent tn them with
the request that they bid again.
The second lot ofproI osas we open
ed promptly at noon to-day, and the fol-
lowing were the bids:
jacob Myer,;; ;......'''''..'..'''a 'az'eo. q eo.
:" - grading,..... 1.0Ot
James b. Doyle, ....;.......".....' 'o9'sHs w,
grading. ........... ,lOt
| p. Quigley & Son.. .~... ~ ,1T
" grading. 0W
VIM. j, Given. ................... 81 -
| A Gwen, .66, 70:
/" " grading,............ .5Ol
j. II. ID. Seeds Il Son.. ...74 ,OO'
g" j." =" grading,..... ] ,32l
Harry L.pe,...;;:;:.............'.e .es 81: 81:
gradjng,. g,............. VI
1t will be seen that the lowest bidder
is William j, g ven, of Philadelphia
his bid being &67, ,l23, hut as he does no
specify the amount for grading, his bi.
will probably be rejected
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n UIdi 'ancp, entitled Z" II additional
ordinance to d.flne and prohibit certain
nuisances."
Be II ordained by the City Council OF
Wilmington.
Section I. That Sectiun 8 OF the ordi-
nance eitltlei, IAN additional ordinance
to d. fine and prohibit. certain nuisances." :"
Is hereby amended BY Inserting between
the words aotherwise" and l'suniess'' In the
tenth line thereof, the words "except be-
fore seven o'clock In the morning, or"
Passed mt the City Hall, AugusJ7 Z, A. H..
1879. NJ. l.. LIUHTEEsfElN. -
President OF Council.
Attest:-E. b. Frazer. Clerk Of Council.
aug3-2t.
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PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The shipment of peaches yesterday,
over the Delaware Railroad, amounted
to one hundred and twenty-seven car
loads, for the following points:
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HEALT) 81 CO.,
BANKERS Il BROKERS',
AND DEALERs In

AND DEALBR8 IN
STOCKS, PONDS. LOANS, MORT
CAGES h COM M ERClAL PAPER.
cha YTOI USE.WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
tiOns. Tickets To and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts of the world.
jams iyd
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and Con, u,s errsal.

WHINING TON. Dell, Aug. o, 1879.
Lafer' stock qrotat'ons furnished by
VIII. inet3n. Del. ct 70 NJ. today:
STOCK QUOTATIONS,
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deuced choking woman she was vet
and how amazingly he liked to have hel
around, and what the dickens he would
do when she went away.
+! Up IN the Shawangums the August
days were royal in their pulsing ardor,
and Ellie and Cousin Harry had, quite
some time before, decided that it was
the most delightful summer in their
lives, when, into all the sweetness and
beauty and content, one day there came
letter to Aunt Hepsy from Mrs. Her
man, saying that MIR. Slingerland Val.
entlne was coming to see his betrothed,
and that E&e was to treat him accord
ingly.
And, three hours later, the gentleman
himself appeared, to the awe of Jessie
and Gwen, and the admiration of simple.
minded auntie, who ushered him, and
all his glory of massive gold watch-chain,
and sparkle of diamond studs, into the
prim, cool, dark "parlor;" where the
chairs-six of them-sat in straight
rows, and the carpet was the identical
striped one that had been a bridal
present--and rarely costly one In those
days-to Aunt Hepsy and Uncle Zeb.
Ehe was all afush as she went in to
greet him, and her eyes were shining
resolutely as she crossed the floor to
shake hands with him.
And Mr.. Valentine also had an
unusual look in his ford face, and not a
little resoluteness in his eyes as he rose
to meet her.
81 hope you are we'll, Miss Fife; you
are looking, as usual, most charmingly.
Sorry have such short time to stay,
but-but the fact is, | just ran up On a
little matter of business, you see, and l
won't detain you longer than is necessa-
ry."
His heart was humping very undis-
ciplinedly, but when one takes into con-
sideration the Cuisines" that had
brought him, it was scarcely to be won
dered at--business which only the memo
ry of Jacks plump, buxom widow made
him brave enough to transact, after he
was actually face to face with this blue
eyed little girl.
| He means to give me a lecture, and
mamma has told him what said" was
Efie's thought; "and I'll never, never
marry him, and I'll tell him so-now, this
minutep
So she looked up at him, very frankly,
very honestly, very bewitchingly.
You have good reason to be vexed
with me, l know, Mr.. Valentine, but
what | told mamma to tell you l must
repeat. l don't love you, Mr.. Valen-
tine, and-and / cannot marry any one
do not love. Please don't be angry,
will your"
Angry! Every nerve in his body was
dancing jubilate. Angry to be thus
gracefully, charmiDgly given the free
dom he had come to Gravel
He laughed outright.
"Can it be possible? Why, Efie,
came purposely to see if you wouldn't let
me off, because, you see, my brother 8
widow is a very fine woman, and
| Then Fife caught his hand impul-
| sively.
ooh, that is just the very thing for
you. Mrs. Grey! Yes-why, you ought
to have thought of that long ago. And
I"-and delicious blush came to her
lovely facet am engaged to my
cousin Harry, Mr.. Valentine, and oh, I
do love him SO!
| And that was the result of the trip to
| the Shawangur1s, and Mrs. Herman bit
her lips in vain at the result of her own
little bit of generalship.-Saturday
| Njdbf
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THE CIDER MILL.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER .

Under the blue New England skies,
Flooded With sunshine valley lies
The mo antains clasp 1t, warm and sweet,
Like sunny child to their rocky feet
Three pearly lakes and hundred streams
Lie on its quiet heart of dreams.
It's meadows are greenest ever seen;
Its harvest fields have the brightest sheen;
Through its trees the sottest sunlight shakes
And the whitest lilies gem IT'S lakes
love, CHI better than words can tell,
It's every rock and grove and dell;
But most love the gorge where the rill
Cones down by the old brown cider mill,
Above the clear springs gurgle out
Ana the upper meadows wind about;
Then join, and under the willows flow
Round knobs where blue-be whip stocks grow
To rest in a shaded pool that keeps
The oak trees clasped in its crystal deeps.
Sheer twenty feet the water falls
Down from the old dams broken walls
Spatters the knobby boxlders gray,
AHd, laughing, dies ia the shade away
Under great rocks, through trout pools still,
With many tumble do to the mill.
All the way down the nut trees grow,
And squirrels hide above and below.
Acorns, beechnuts, ehestnuts there
Drop all the fall through the hazy air;
And burrs roll down with curIed up leaves,
In the mellow light 81 harvest ewes.
Forever there the STILL old trees
Drink wine of peace that has no lees.
By the roadside stands the cider-miu,
Where lowland s.umber waits the rilI;
A great brown building two stories high,
On the western hilI-face warm AID dry;
And odorous piles Of apples there
Fill with Incense the golden air;
And heaps of pumice, mixed with straw,
10 their amber sweets the late flies draw.
The carts back up to the upper door,
Ana spill their treasures II on the floor;
Down through the toothed wheels they go
To the vide, deep cider press below.
And with each turn fuller stream
Bursts from beneath the groantng beam.
An amber stream the gods might sip,
And fear no morrow parched lip;
But wherefore gods? Those idle toys
Were soulless to real New England boys.
What classic goblet ever felt
Such thrilling touches though it melt,
As throb electric along straw,
When the boyish lips the cider drawn
The years are heavy with weary sounds,
And their discords Iife's sweet music drowps;
But yet hear, oh sweet, oh sweet,
The riIl that bathed my bare, brown feet
And yet the cider drips and falls
On my inward at Intervals;
And lead at times in d sad sweet dream,
To the 5abbling # that little stream;
And / sit in a visioned autumn STILL
In the sunny door of the cider mill
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WAFFLES.

IT always appears to be absurd to hear
the hero or heavy william in the melo-
drama exclsim, at the footlights, before
secreting himself in musty closet in
the castle: "And now-if-I-'m-dis
-cov-er-r -r-r-ed = Pm - lost = I'm
lost!" when the stupidiest boy in the
gallery knows very well that if he's dis
covered he's found-he's found.
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THE destructive progress Of that insidious
foe to life and health, Scrofula, may be arrested
by the aid Of SCovILL's BLOOD AND Liver
SYRUP, botanic depurent which rids the sys-
TEN Of every trace of scrofulous or svphilitic
poison and cures eruptlve and other diseases
indicative Of tainted condition OF the blood.
Among the malsdies which it remedies are
white swelling, salt rheum, carbuncles. billions
ness, the diseases incident to women, gout and
rheumatism