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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23
An Old Marriage certificate.

Some queer documents are nnearthed occa'
sionaily. Here is specimen of that kind, cop
led from an old history of Peoria. The writer
says that while examining u land title recently
which involved question of legitimacy, he
stumbled np0n the following "niarriage certiii-
cate" which is too good Ia be lost, and is liter
ally bona fde. The marriage of which this is the
only legal evidence t',uk place in Cnppeias pre-
ciLet, (Eaw in Fulton County, in The infancy
of The County, or rather in primitive times, AM,
the magistrate ought Ia he Immortal. zeal, whr
er he received las comlnis,iDI moi
STATE OF ILLINOIS, SIS
PEORIA COUNTY.
To all The World, Greeting know W that
john Smith and Polly Myers is hereby Untitled
to 20 together and do old folks does anyw here
inside Of Copperas precinct aud when my com
mishun comes l am Ia marry 'em good aud date
'em back to kiver accidents.
o. MR.
L. S. Justice Pace.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23
Dentists and Lingui.s..

Scene.-A Library-a gentleman deeply rngsg
ed in study, and lady pretending to KNIT II
perplexing him with her questions.
Lady Tin dawtling, affcctionat- style)-Ma
deah correctly speaking, what is dentist I
Gent. (short, sharp, and rather cross)-Dent
list IL derived from dent, French, teeth. Dent
list a man who pills teeth out.
Lady-(after knitting once around, in order to
give the Gent. time to become immersed in his
book again)-Ma deah you said this morning
that Professor Musty was u great linguist. Is
not lInguist derived from the Latin ingaa, a
tonguef
Gent. (tartly)-Yes,
Lady-Well, then, is a Liuguist man who
pulls tongues out
Gent. Every decidedly)-No, Madam, but
wish to Haven he did!
exit Lady, in a huff )-Spirif of the Times.
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Tht fnu Of the Thi,lg.
FnsT GUN OF rHE cAWPAIoN.

ec,~ NJ m. ro.S.a.r.s. p.;..a,.. ,-.-;,~ Of III,
soss.g ~ TrSa.rirl Nj ~ 1919 ,...,s.s,s, !.
cIv3tie S.nsh csr,l;n. l.. ns.rns :.
800 -
First sum Of the Fall c.mn.;v,,
Whst = fn.s sbouf n;sp..
q.vn. hrs.ht mi 4. ,hS;
He could rad AMI H. ca5I .r;,.
Rs,fer'n utber WiIiisr. f-h;ts,
Rut he van,s ,o rsnid aai,e
On the trigyerT
:
III the piscers learn In read
II viii canse a war Of r.r...
they're 10 sassy .@uce tl,sS-,., freed
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

How OLD P REDEEMED A NOTE.-Old P
is we'll known in q certain portion of Mississippi
as one who never pays debt if it can be avoid.
ed. Has plenty of money, however, aud is q jol.
ly, frolicking old chap. Gets pretty drunk occa-
sionally, when of course some friends take care
of him. few day since he fell into the hands
of friend who held his note for sum of money,
aud as it was the last chance, the friend dived
into old P-'s wallet, took out the amount of
the note, aud put the note where the money had
been. When he awoke to consciousness, as was
his custom, he took out his wallet to count how
much money he was out. Finding his purse al
most empty, he thenaerea--.-
Chow in thunder did spend all my money 2"
"You paid off that note l held" answered the
friend. Its
"Well," muttered old p, al must have been
cursed drunk" t',f-r
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23
SlnFoaD,S RADICAL CURE.


NArARRA y . diseese Of he mueou membrane.
" fsnpsrsmen6 end combinations vszy its severity
o individsal go C.s.nh nay sri.s from cold @
Esssses. nd bsconiSs tSoiousiy esiilsd 1Ssn ne
md DE s.1s1ss .na Wi !oSss. s.S:a:sss liz az
arse fom secrofnous condition Of the blood
Ss S: ~
esnssi.s feature in sl c::ss nom
Vim vhieS tSe1 cone n contact Thick and ysnov-
ton being DRY and feverish the face front
81 aiee 2. enefs,s6 - Us. ssa1 I'll.
latter phase = called Dry Catarrh he nee mattey
s' e s:a s
3 ne mouth. thereby permitting cold
he S.a2 ne sssoss :ns
desire p hawk and e!peetoraie 70 throw e on; bus
pns re 1on Z. ne
Gus becomes hard and iors into scaba
$3.50 ana % isasrs very eorss
70 aS1oaC them ne eye n syIPc,hy beeomss r..
Sefio1sy sSsctsd quantities ofmsiter be-
sSsin Se souensy Il insmmason Sieeraons and
nnsiiy deaes The throat. bronchial tubcs and lungs
stiOn q ss nsrvo1s system 5 supsrsddsd saea q
fections become alarming.
M
tsses offered By sANrorD's RADICAL Cuni We COM.
ions marx Il = ascientnc remedy caicuated to meet
i
IN ThiSn Z held By snS'e Who nsvs been
swfs vvhi mar ind Ia nd v M
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23
Ladies

Do you want q pure, bloom
ing C0mplexions II 80, .
few applications Of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sal
l0wness, Redness. Pfmples,
Blotches, and all diseases and
imperfections Of the skin. 1t
oFercomes the flushed appear
ance Of heat, fatigue and ex-
element. makes q lady OF
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that IL is impossible to detect
its application.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

Two knights of the angle having been one
evening glad to seek the shelter Of sorry ale
house for the night, one Questioned the other,
the next morning.. Is to how he had passed the
night, observing that, for his part, 'he had slept
like q top"
$50 did l." replied his companion "for was
turning round all night thus practically prov.
ing the nonsense Of the old simile for . sound
sleeper.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

Choice Boeks longer fer the Few Only.
Books usually sold at from 81 TO g. given unchanged
unabridged for 10 and 20 CENTS
Ne. Price CT f.
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5is weavers and weft by Miss N. 4. Bradion. 10
$40 Round the Moon !IllnstratsJ BY Julie, Verne 10
sas. The Countess Gi.ela, by Z. Mariitr. -
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SIS. Sir Jasper Tenant, by Miss NJ. 4. Btalon. 20
SAG. joan. by Ehoda lroughton 70
So. The Initials by Baroness Tanipheus 20
5s9. Lerd Kiigobbn, by Charles Lever 20
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5s3. Anne Warwick, by Georgiana N. Craik. 10
5l4 The Princess Ogherof by Henry Grevilie. 10
5i5. As He Comes Up the Stair by the Author of
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SAG. Maurice Tiernay, by Charles Lever. 20
ST. The bankers Daughter, by Magdalen Barrett. 10
1s. John Thompson Blockhead, by Louisa Parr. 20
$40. Girls Romance, by +. W. Robinson. 10
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For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers, sent
postage prepaid, on receipt of price. by
GEORGE MUNRO Publisher,
(P. o. Box 375l) IL TO "a Vandewater ST..
4sept79. New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

Mr.. HENRY BULL: of PeOra, it is alleged was
fed upon calomel aud blue pills by the doctors
for number of years, 30 that finally he became
absolutely saturated with quicksilver. The
other day, while he was standing by the side of
the house, the sun suddenly came out bright and
warm, and Bull began gradually to ascend. He
stopped at the line Of the stills of the second sto
~ windows, and hung there suspended in space,
until q thunder storm happened to come up,
which cooled the atmosphere, and then Mr.. Bull
slowly descended. Now he has a graduated
scale marked on the gable end of his dwelling.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23
'sWrite Me rs One who Loves His FeiIO,
Man.

A saloon-keeper went down to the train last
night to overhaul man who owed him six teen
dollars He announced his intention of wiping
the platform with the man If he once got no Id
of him. He found the man, and the two had q
talk about the debt. The creditor told pitiful
story about his hard luck, and said he had only
just enough money to get to Elko. The saloon
keeper is kind hearted German and after hear :
ing the story of the fellows msfortunes, tn
tears stood in his eyes, and he remarked:
"Mine Gott, Phil, ish dot SO Veil, here's two
tollars and half for you to get grub on de way"
and thrusting the money into the mans hand,
he pressed it with warm grip and tremulous
"Goot-py. Phil" and went up town murmuring,
"Dot poy ish always in hart luck. - Virginia City
Ner., Chronicle.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

IT is related that New Hampshire minste,
recently portrayed the history of Jonah after the
following style:
Il seem to see Jonah passing along the road
to Nineyeh; l seem to see him entering the tick
ct Office, buy his ticket and pay for it; seem
to see him walk upon the vessel see him walk
upon the vessel; seem to see them Lift their
anchor, and the stately ship move gradually out
upon the broad Atlantic"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

BOYS OR GIRLs.-In the register of christen-
ings in Westminster Church there may be found
the following:
John aud Betty Haincs. This child ought to
have been christened Charles, but owing TO q
mistake Of the sponsors it was wrong named
1871, July 3lst. William, daughter Of William
and Sarah Wrddick. N. Bit was intended
that this child, being girl, should have been
christened Maria, bnt through . mistake of the
godfather it was named William
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

An AULD WIFE's REvENGE.-It is the custom
in all parts of Scotland to send invitations, when
q death occurs in a family, to all the neghbors
to attend the funeral. On one occasion, a neigh
Dor was omitted by the bereaved family, in the
usual invitations, . fead having arisen between
them. Gu the day of the funeral, while the PEG
pie were assembling, the sighted 'auld wife
stood in her door and watched the gathering.
At length, unable to bear mp under the resent
ment any longer, she exclaimed
"Aweel! aweel! we'll hae corpse in our ain
house some day. See then who'll he invited y
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

In small party, the subject turning on mat
rimouy, lady said TO her sister: II wonder, my
dear. You have never made match; think
You want the birthstone.
To which she replied, "No, not the birthstone
only the spark n
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

SOME slanderer speaks Of an Illinois young
woman who is going out as = missionary because
the present style Of bonnet not becoming to her.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

THOMAS CARLYLE, lying ON his death bed,
may with some show Of truth sxclaim: "What,
after all, is famef have written books, but .
champion pedestrian is my superior!'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

IT 10 said that mummies make good lamp
black, and now, thank heaven, We know what
Jane Swisshelm was made for.-C0svier- Josrsai.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23
JUST PUBLISHED.

AearefuIy revised Treatise on Catarrh with IN &c
enr.ae ds.ciption q sympso%s and sympsthstie as.
via sAlto.D1 RApIoAL CrKz speedy and perma;
health OF vast importance to all acted with catarrh.
Il wrapped about each bottle Of the RADICAL CUEK,
or VM DO mailed free on receipt Of stamp.
Each package Of sAxroKD's RADICAL Cum contains
lions for IN an Cases Price. Sold 6y all shole-
and Canada. WEEKS POTTER GenerSl XeenfS
snd Wholcsale OTu9gisn, Boston, NaB.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23
HIGHLAND NURSERY.

VyHE subscriber again offers for sale choice lot Of
Il 4oooo o-year-od Apple Trees. Also, Peach Pear
R RsSn Tneffy na Iaps r pisns sn sns Iss
Hedge Plants. Have a small lot of older trees that will
be sold cheap make for others Shall keep mp
supply of Nursery Stock the old place. the people
it, Orders to insure Hedge Plants. must in
early. The quality will be good the supply limited
s. J. EDGERLY, Proprietor.
Highland Kansas, August l. ISIS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

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Hop Bitters."
cit is impossible to remain long sick
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Because they give good digestion, rich
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mo matter what your feelings or all
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Remember. Hop Bitters never does
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"No health with inactive liver and
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Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief.
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.ATARRI

csiasrh Of the Nasal cssifsa Acuta
Chroaio. and UIcsratve, Hay Fever.
o. Rose Cstsrrh, CstarFh q fhe Eye
end Ear and Cstsrrh Of dc Throst
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-23

Choice Boeks ne 1enSer fer the Few Only.
The novels within the reach Of every
Books usually sold from 81 to g. given unchanged and
unabridged for 10 and 20 cents.
, 1879-01-11

casonally We meet positive tlfaproof Of this the
orr In real life. Such evidence rcnd In The
person Of a lttt1o boo.black ut the Ncwsboys'
Ilntne recently.
was sitting In sho Office, convcrstng With
Mrt. Forsyiii, tha Superintendent, when
Two little bo5a entered, The smaller, 4 little
fellow, With ictt choeks and bfnek eyes, walked
up to tho ruling which inclosas tho dcsk, Hnl
at onca took frum 4 little package blun st'l<
neckttc and spread Il out, looking with beam.
jng eros At Mn. Forsyts,. She notlcen hta,
Immediately, and shl "Wl,y, dor, Is TINT searf
for mel" ING, maa'h'r,'' y lie replied promptly,
began ~ inquire II he hau9ht Il with hts own
t,oocy. Tic shld be tnld TO cents Tor It., and In
qaised anxlously Il Mrs. Fotayth would put It
10 an envelope md send Il. sha promised that
shn would without delay. {hfrs. Forsyth told
mo that he often bought presants for his stsior.}
lie went away satisfied. A bnnkcr'e son could
not have cyncca deeper lore. IN word and MALI
ntr, than that little wn!f did, whose home ard
friends he hns found n,osty In the street. Yet
in this ,tMErnint Roil tho heavcnty blostom Love
los lived and dcvc,opcd. I shall ctcr watch
little Jo L. with peculiar interest ns long as
he scnn!ns In tho Ncwiboys' Ifomt, whfcl, is to
tho inmates rendered real home by Mrs. For
sytl, who listens to each story OF toy Or sorrow
viii, mothers interest. Thus, by ihn blessed
power OF sympathy, Is each little heart for tho
time unbuFdane1 0f liz sorruw. W.
, 1879-01-11
HIS YOUTH.

nyingf nm NOT dying! Are you mad
TO let TINT ALLY Starr 10 my facet
70 .ee me- sruxsnK IN II psaths eoid spS.ee
Why, man. than liest! aua strong. in tsuth,
IL what wis but yesterday; sad soon
shalt feel saunE again ~ in MY YOUTH.
MI glorious Touth-ths one Ercat, priceless booui
Ny outh-yoatf,-youtht-o God. that golden time
When, flushed ami glna re4ced among Enen.
There IL no sacrtact-nas. there's no crlnn-
Id pauso VI could 1t make me young again.
nm not oldl but Erow weak. somehow
Grew s,,f' Of ttm'. and ill., ard dira ot AshL
II wAs but sickness: AM lseltaf INV
vastly better tvtn since last night.
hare wnited for iha hour tor yea.a,
Lying hero Ill. and dreaming Of my pAst;
And cauld wesp warm fnodh Of happy tehrh
To lhlnk my strength has cotae 10 ms al list.
You shake your head! why, msn. II you wesa
ia strife you to my ftett 1woutd. In truth:
How dare yum TIL mo oil sitca hopes oEe ratns
1Iuw dAro Jou ray have ou!iiScl ,hy youth.
.'rn Heaven n,ay regain IT,! oh, s,ilt'
want no kirnsen TIL. what my GLAD youth Raro.
it, ,onr, bright hnuss-,ss rapturr and ia thrill
0,uuth-yoHtn-yon 10 my youth trase!
There II no f1caTen-thrro's nothing bnt deep
Ahd yGwninH Etave, from which ahnnk In fear.
nht not evcn rurr VIC rest or sleep
Perhaps . l.o sud Atak, n havc haso.
Think think -.tliuk-shInk--as We liz thers and
And hear tbs youn9 ahovs Us lauRh iu e'ess
woald euf.e God Il such thlng should ts,
Why. .es mo 'taud' ~hJ, hear this pn1'!ns
Dare you sspca. that silly, bare nntruth,
A ety-a fai,l-ths s,lenrs known :. nesta
liushea g. strange speoca. We'll. has 10 found
hiH y0nlhf ELLA WNEELEn
, 1879-01-11
WANTS nKAuTr uNADoRNzp.
To tts Edtfnr aF Ths yrfhuna.

sorrn DxsD lad, Doc. So.-Dase !, atran-
ger In natno onlyA venture Int ! lavo been q
reader OF The Home for = long, long time, but
until now hare not dared step inside. Mar I, Z
young silss, bs allowed TO present my skeptlcal
views Of BeAutyt "e hear repeated oyer anu
o7er again the sentiment that "beauty when
unadorued Il adosucd tbs most" Just pIctuEs
to yourself avert gil Ut II nrrsyed la Arobs
Of snowy wilderness. Look on her. Marx her
cheeks al agiow. her frcsh, red lips, snl
soft, aswy eyea. Does sas, need d!ainoads
lsees, feathers, ur pearls 10 uake her slo moro
lorely, OF beloYcdf A. aeu.s wi4e person has
said. It IL tho altnd that makes tue body rich"
It u, therefore. u to lamenseA tlss ths ACE on
on whom 70 much depends, who havs thu drst
forming Of our bodlea And minds, are nut onlr
educated iu pride sud vanity but IL tbs sslllese
And ths most contemplate part Of It. and for
this reasou, mankind $sems to consl1eF them 10
no othet Wow than n 10 many palatc1 dolls,
who ars ID gsatify their passions.
Thls u my dtss atteapt 4 writing. aud | "a.
you. VI. Conductor, pieI.s do oos throw IL ~
ths tutvll." DAUGHTER
, 1879-01-11

I shall a1wsya &bhor tho scent Of Foass.
tbs lush Ruld fo4e0 Of ftsnt June;
Always anu AlwAys shall ahA0f than
when they come 10 Mo faint liku tangled tuna.
Yellow and scented. and hravy. snd lsnguid,
o mr. heart, hpw hake thstr bIoolu--
For they grew that tvsniaK down 10 lhs 2sfdaut
And n9 lover hsll ohs-tslllnx NY 10oto.
shall alwsys revolt 1T the din. wh!ts moonlight
When tho ,noon II . crescent ebofe the hill
Fur that nipAi Il hung tiks silver 1tc4ts,
Just whsrs No parted, s!lcnt and stiI!.
This world Wea dlle9 Wtth tuJstte beauty,
TsEdaf and dFeanfal, solemn srd whttti
Hut Ill hate The csesceot forever and ctef.
because IL Eli1n1efs1 that tummaF-n'Sht.
shalt always sh!yef when sweet, faint music
Tbsobs like ! ptgadiug upon the ati..
SURFING Ia Al1ows OF vAsslopate "a.:ta1,
Wisifnl ~ patience. }eArnitX - prayer.
ahAll shudder and weep Whenever he&f II,
Bobntn1 and sIxliug liks souls in palm
For II drtfGed lh&I night 10 ms there, foEsaken.
With happti1g, xpu tnockng, and mao fefEsin.
shall always bats tho mild. swset tommst-
For it holds lhs June in III th1obaln2 heart
Ths jane wi,h IL tosss. aud music, and moonlight
And iuys1s' pleading. ~ fal.s - art-
Always, ! eay, | shall hate the summer,
With III tandsr bsee1es, and dusk k-stasrsd SKY
Shall hate II wtto despesi knd 6ereatt pAa1IoA
Forever aAd ever, nniil die.
FANNY pRtscokt-
, 1879-01-11

e. vii! elo.o ono eye. snce,o, or Do something
f.. r. g. FIR q ri ws:' r. df''ns
,+sra sme. ss1s s as '!.Hf Wen o%he,
viii take ~ compliment, The lady fasls to Ind
Il Esske H. "
''Calling."
rnneh. u,bans, nj. n. p, Pathfinder. Roster,
And Punch. u! write ver1 tnneA sike}. wti:cs that
goes It alone and, il his arst week IL snT cu4r-
n,set, he need hays nS fears a. e the fnsn'e
Which :sceiins !. sent In. be hasn't tonidoncs
in that, slthongh ftdocs pretty well.
,Iappy Thoanqht, Frocpo5t, H.: reports con. o..
donbc ac1o.t!e ot Towhcad. and fot that she tried
'wntct. Niyat.'' This letter vi. nf.iatd, how.
81 sr H.; s vi
hare paoo before tonY.
Brother Ike, sonth Bend. 1nd.. has been tos
husy Of latc % devote mach t'u'c 70 Tho corars.
''fsaumo T" hts weekly reports and, IN .ordst moi
% ct # ss Il fa1: ss .s 's Sa &c.
tor which Tht Corner Il duly grateful.
Enema Chanaara, Dixon. ILL.,. beRtns at The b.
ginning and u~eta with sncces ali Ing way through.
Mrs +. q. Il ''ooscd to NJ, snug fos Ristng her
such regent reasons for what had herstofors hesn
taksn upon bind fat'!: What A. ;. e1rsiient M ta!aE
hten kind chnugh 10 acnd 4 fcw s.tnfb excellent
puzzieA, for the which she q. r. NJ. returns ttanks
Headers os This Corner Will hs aorry 10 learn Of
from this column in futass. Tho name was a..
aumtd by I1vinR hrothnt and ftstes WIN together
studied The pn2x1ns ZACH wcck. and met With
wonderful *nccest IN thelf an&wets. ThH brother
has Snlyed tho ttrat trszIe Of tho thereafter. tn
with tho cneo Of the old fcfs his spirit winged is
flight upward. Tha sister mud fsisnds ot tho de-.
ceaacd hsve the hearty fympatlY o ali the tsadsss
nf The Corner In their hnlicton.
Towhead, Fulton. III, hns Eight at rho knobs
this wrck. lie coui1n*t maxa tha t'whstt ro
wound. !" OF square susis Wraxs puxa1e. liz saYs
In reference i" E. c. = puzzle: :'pue for my bsn.
edt from +. g. No. .ou don'tt Cant catch me
doub diamond il before yal. Nr. r.. and ~ II Ia
fAyor,te wrapun nf .pus own. Just report pteasc.
nuat week. TpwheaI hAA \ word Of advice for
Zskt oil tho ecgas question:
Free yourrrIf from such fettcr-
Feed yonF bratn oa aongtbinR tettss.
Poplar. nstkosh. Wis. IL one more Of The ''rs.
tumptinntzss." nnd her 1nrrraR II complete with
tue ten, although sho IA iu doubt regarding one.
NJ. It'll. Ths laay II tho Ep,h cnesespondsnt-
poet. and pn1sloF TO bo anchn stranger. Her heart
Ia In The Corner. however. jndglu9 from The fa-
lear t;ornrs, WRIT thou hut uue. third
A. e1nd my tntitr IT, kftet
A. I to he Uner n1oro he.rd.
No welcome Etse H,urt bxeet.
For b&tl indeed. tlb!s heart nf mine
.whrn not SLOWED fhJ twists 10 trTt
When .Poplarss passes pusales By;
srek onee n,ore III iressufs. hid,
hut 4tEh that a1lnc ttJpal sHJ ken
Ars aloretl x1thtn tha mystic ton.
, 1879-01-11

9a lhs EduoF 0f 1hs Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2-Alas! alxsi and only yes.
terisy thsy wars living, deighting this eyes
With their 1ovcly colors; etoIrest vo'uptuous
bcgonias, deltcate pendant iuchslas, fragrant
oleandcss; now tIoy hang limp wlte blackcncd
stems that give no hopo Of resurrection. l
would have staid I'm all night X ! had known
my peta wcre In danHcr. and III fow days tu-
tendsd to transfer their beautiful sluts to tha
!mpcslshable canyas. ! weep, hut they Aru goHc.
Even ~ my tnost cherished hDpes havu vanished
at tho vcry cru Of their frn.tiuu. Am l aione
IN ttaA sKntsiancoi DeArrs; frlunds. te1,lcrcst
bshcs. most patient, softaertAclng, lortly little
Children AFa tho ot'us tuost surely cullrl for.
aloshcIs, hare yuu loYcty ba1cAi Altrntl to
their wanty tenderly, VII Aout angrr a!waYs, TOR
they sro sufe 70 ~. aud then you viii exicrl'
stl1isl., and wltltul rhildrcn; like tho gcru-
mum. anu other c.arso plants thug eoncfalIy
survive tho r0uGhest wcothpr. ncar ttuy may
hc to the mother's heart, hut to all Others !
nuisance, white tho patient ones. lovely in
begunlas, LIVE, al4si oulJ In u4elnory.
SWIFT MARY.