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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-10-31

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r. II. TODD. DAVID TODD.
Todd Il Todd,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW,
MONROE, LA.
Decemb Der z, 1877.
John II. LudelinG,

TTORNEY AT LAW, Monroe. La, will
IA practice In the State and Federal Courts
in Louisiana, and in the Supreme Court at
Washington City. 11:3m
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
4. q. COBB. A. A. 0UNBY.
Cobb g. Gunby,
A TrORNEYS AT Law, MONROE, LA.
IA Jan. 2, 1879.
DR.. VIM. SAndel

DR.. VIM. S0nde1
fINENDERS his services as Physician and
i Surgeon, to the public. He can be found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roe. March IL, 1874. 25-1y
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You mas. cure that Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself. 1t has established the
fact that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, aud all diseases of Throat
and Lungs, il is absolutely without IN
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, it lie pleasant to take and per.
fectly harmless 10 the youngest child, and
no mother can afford to be without It.
You can use two thirds of bottle and II
what we say Is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. 30 cts. and
81 90 per bottle. II your LuDRs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait Il Hard, Manches-
ter and Factory Point, VI.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consti'
pated, have you Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, II 40 DONE fail to
use SHlLOH'S SYSTEM VITALZER,
II is guaranteed TO relieve you, and will
you continue 10 suffer When you can be
cured on such terms as these? Price IL
cts. and rs cts. Sold by Wait & Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME-
TACK" Is rich and fragrant. Try It.
Sold by Wait IL Hard.
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MANCHESTER.

Read The advertisement headed
"wanisd"
r. Buirill Bios brought In another
bear Friday, making their flty.seyenth.
y Burr & Marley % the Depot store
have pes advertisement In tue present
issue.
Dog days bnsg out The city guests
There is no place lac Manchester when
The dog star RACES.
Equinox bowling alley, July l4ih,
Aiss NJ, l.. Case of New York made u
! ten slflkes, three haudred,
WIN. -. Burton has one OF the most
convenient and best built barns 10 this
vicinity nearly completed.
"a 6ae rain Taesdsy and WednesdA y
gives the hsy makers Nrcsl aud the grow.
ing crops = needed "Hh
Judging from appearances aud FROM
the nature 81 thiugs in general, II il our
private oplnlon lbAl ihrrc wlll be several
weddings 10 this vicinity before many
moons
"a petition il ia circulation for build.
ing : pew road IL ghe notch, thus short.
enlng the distance TO the top Of the
Equlnox. and masking better route than
the one now travelled.
The two fire companies we're out 10
their uniforms Friday night aud showed
that their engines and muscle sre 10 good
condition for Any emergency that may re.
quIrc their aid. Union Baud was also
out and helped 10 caIiven the occasion.
Three nea captured up ia stsuou
BY the u. s. Marshal Tor Illicit diailliug
were taken 10 Montpelier Friday Tor ex-
animation. They mshafscsusa eidei
brady Ia small say BAT viii probabl,
have 10 safer doe aud perhaps lmpfis
onmeni.
Our popular dsBlisi went On n,h
Ing trip up LYs Brook The oibsr day and
came home witt black eye sud braised
ef1nanfn. lie says 40 nalucky clip iroH
. log did the business Tor hin aud be /,
glad IL was 20 worse. We are, too, "Fo,
be Nigh, hays been floosblAs,
The following people are stopping q
G. b. Mansoa's lot The summer. Nj.
and Mu. Henry r. Weed, Mls Jalia L
Weed. Miss Mamie " Weed. Miss Netlls
". Weed Of Troy, y. r.. Mrs. &C. Rob
inson snd msid, Miss Lattie b. snd Mss
ter Chilslorbef c. Roblnsea, tMafiaBs,
Rohlbsoa q BtoOkAn, n u. Mrs.. A. c
Roe. Miss Carrie p. a1a Master Josepl
Wlekham Re, Cornwall o. tbs Hnason
", Y, NJ SID Ma. II. A. Blsnehar,
and HRS. 4. i.GnAham Of New YORK Clly
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A steam yacht, large eaoaEh 20 aeon.
mediate 70 OF - passengers, 70 ply be.
tween Bellows Fails and Windsor, u
among The tblbes talked" II ia said
that tbe Coansoiicut ia uavigabls thus far,
aud possibly = stock company may be
formed for the enterprise.
At Mlddiebury, losh, Arthur yAncleste,
aged 6 Was eating cherries, when = stone
lodged 10 bic throat and be nearly clicked
to death. A physieian relieved him bot
did net remove The stone. Sunday even
ing Ibe stone got 10 bis wIpdplpe and be
died 10 shor, time
The towns OF Arlington, Salisbury
aud sonderland have paid TO Hon. T. w.
Park the interest due July LIST, on The
town railroad bonds. Several ef the
towns bave refused 10 pay, aud among
them Bennington, aud the United States
marshal is about enforcing the collection
on judgement obtAined In the unIied
States court,
/ The mah train up from Springfield,
Saturday noon, struck team on cross.
ing near Westminster depot. containing
lady. The horse was instantly killed.
The lady was seriously injured, aud at
last accounts was unconscious. Her
name is Cora A. Arnold, OF WalpoIe, N.
II. about 10 years old.
For the benefit Of those who are not Ac-
quainted with the law for mu,ilAtating
or defacing the gold and silver coins OF
the United States, We reproduce section
Q, 459 OF the revised statutes: every
person who frAudulenty, by any act,
way or means, defaces, mutilAtes, im-
pairs, diminishes, falsi6es, scales or light.
ems the gold or silver coins, which have
been or which may hereafter be, coined
at the mints OF the United States, or any
foreign gold or silver coins which are BY
the law made current or are in actual use
and circulation as money in the United
States, stall be imprisoned not more than
two years, and fined not more than two
thousand dollars.
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al.nugh and GraM Fas. !,

This ancient bit OF advice is well
enough for "spare." people, but how
about those that are already too fsti
What 10 TO become OF themI Sit still and
IN tell you. After many experiments,
extending through months OF patient In.
vestigalion and toll, the celebrated ana.
lytical chemist, j. q. Allen, has perfected
and given to the world Adams Anti.Fat.
Thus far in several hundred cases this
great remedy has never failed TO reduce q
corpnlent person from three TO six pounds
per week. 1t is perfectly harmless and
positively efficient. Sold by druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

When board of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some well known
valuable remedies, thebmost wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such wide range Of diseases that
most all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, many were sceptical but
proof of its merits by actual trial has
dispeIed all doubt, and to-day the dis.
covers Of that great medicine. Hop
Bitters, are honored and blessed by all
as beneiactors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

kind Of blood medicine. Now II your skin is
yellow, pimplss come out on your face AID back.
eyes dull feel bilious, take one or two bottles q
On. EAwEs's Nav RLooD REHEDr, and you viii
be surprised at the change. You will hssh up,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright, What you
eat will taste right, in fact you and All others
should take Blood Remedy in the spring. Ask
for On. sAwESs' NEW BLOOD REMEDY, a. We know
ii is reliAbie aud will do A. we ssy or money re-
refunded. Por sale By VAR a HAAD. Pnce 81
per bottle. IS
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A Medical mistake Corrected.

The old idea that dangerous pulmonary
diseases could not be cured by medicine
has been forever silenced by the operation
of DIR. N. g. Whites Pulmonary Elixir,
in the most discoursglng cases Of chronic
cough. The Elixir triumphs when all
other medicines fail, srrestiDg In few
days the most violent cold or cough, re-
lieving difficulty of breathing, and fully
restoring the feeble and emaciated suffer
err, z 3m
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HENRY GRAY. Proprietor.

~nin i O. Gordon, Detroit
Mira D. A. Perry, Hammock Ridge FLORIDA.
Miss 0rsce Penny,
Nrs. W. Is M4piss, !"
Ne H. G Mapies
Nj HARRY Maples,
A / bafaon New fo
Hon. J V, Hall, Bennington,
Mr. A Mrs.. D. ". Aberc0mbie, sAxtOns River
Miss falaiAh q Abercombig,
Mr. Edward n hrAinafd. Middlsbury.
l.. II. Gray. Chicago, Ills.
NJ aud Mn D, l.. Winchester, Boston, Mass
n Q. Peabody, Chester
Geo Is. Heiton,
H. T. Hurd, Arilag on.
Il, d. McIienob, Albany
Mrs, hcBsHch,
frAnkAn II. James,
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card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and iDdiscrelions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C.,
will send 8 recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary 10 South
Ameries. Send sef.sddressed envelope
10 the REv. JosEPH T. lEMAs, Station ID,
Nesc York City. 35ly
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EaatasI Iiosss
F.H. ORyls. Proprietor.

EasiasI Hosss
F.H. oKyls. Proprietor
W tAlteti. Cohoes
A. IbA1stek
Eabsf1 n Chsdwick
G. n fiibsft. ksw fuk.
A W Powell, AbAny,
] n Jrfmsin, =
hiss q. VI Porter, Gsaeseo. sly
Mics AAte Rddy Mes fafk
NJ and Mrs. d. \. sales, Troy,
q, a. Arnold Afd sifs,
H. Hume. Boston.
Mrs heweii, B,isiol, Conn
2 1. rAik. Nas Yofk
MISC G4mp,
| Hsudtieks
Mics }. Hshdgicks
Miss ~ HsuGteks.
Hw. Hooie and aifJ. Boston
Jas. /. Iainlas kAd sifs Mes i0rk.
MlAes MARY kleh and Belle Islntor, New
fOfa.
Masters Dtsills ADD Ralph Tsintor, Now York
A. d TwefabY hew York
!. X. jackson. Charleston. G
". T., jackson, I"
Mrs i. w. Abbott, Philadelphia
David Coste, IT., TIor
J, A, MeAfihuf, Salisbury. Conn
NJ q Ward, Connecticut
Mrs q 4. FABIAN, Nts YORK.
The Misses Fabian,
4 siouc and uiic, Cleveland. Ohio.
Mics Stone.
Goo o Calm, Troy
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sh4rgs Dspes5ssi - Be 4 uPon hll
muaical Efforts & woald seen, Rev that
We have 10 pastor 10 seaport, hat Be has
worked for % grAluit0usly loDg sBoagh
and We woad ssEgesi that soms means
be adopted for fxwAr1lrg hlm. WhGl
rendered The pArt of Mr. Hsrgood doably
interesting was ihe fact sh&i although be
bad wrilisn ltcisFe ially prepared b
brtvclY threw Il aside aud Ike man
faced hls aadieBoe 10 s brief snd polluted
address that allowed 81 20 bowed add
sleepy beads, closing witk the remark,
"If have given s single noble thought 10
any yoang man IL thls audience | am
more than repaid Next Sunday At =,
X. there will be another concert Of eH-
elasIyely sacred music under The eharge
Of Mr.. simonds. The Parker boys who
prove themselves worthy Of their repais'
ton have beea engaged, and the services
Of Col NJ S Colburn have been engaged
for bali hour address upon the suhJeeI
Of Integrity. No one has deeper inter
eat Ia the Young men Of Peru than Col
Colburn and no Que in the vicinity Is
better cited As regards experience, repu'
taiiou and ability to address them. AL
though full house Is assured yet ample
room will be reserved for friends and
strangers from abroad
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Never ask Dyspeptic person what be
wants TO eat, but LET him take few doses
of BAxTERs MANDRAKE BITTERs and bis
appetite will be all right. Price rs cents
per bottle.
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HENRY AND JoHNsoN's ARNIoA AND On
LINIMENT is an external remedy for Man
and Beast.
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lsully assaults lie car, ios which Rogers
brings suit q, Nassau, before the shrcs
eornsreA eoart.
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The school 10 district No. /, taught
by Mrs. Ira Fuller, closed June 2sth with
an average attendance Of nearly thirty
out Of tbirty-three scholars. Those who
bad no marks were Katie j. Allen, Min
ME B. Allen, Flora 4. viBton, Hugh A.
Waterman, Webster e. Haven, Perlie
Howard, Charlie Read. Those having
no absent but tardy mark: Birdie John
son, Gertle NJ. Howe, Cora s. Frost. On
account OF sickness Minnie K, Day miss
ed but one half day, Wallace Read one
day. Oracle SherwiB also missed but
one day. Those having no tardy but
absent marks: Cora j. Fessenden, Ida
May Howe, Jennie Howe, Minnie Il !.
Day, Lotlie NJ. Wells, Maggie Herman,
Rosa Amsden, Fred G.. Howe, Harry
Boynton, Willie Boyle, George II. Prior,
Wallace Read, Cecil Cheney, Albert Vim
ton.
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Throat affections and bronchial diseases
are relieved Immediately by the use Of
Downs ELIXIR. z I'm
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ss~s. Heats
sssslaf f,au Isassstis Rsashsstss lspatilsiii
n "a ktHsna Ffasrsiof
Hassn Asssss. FsWsss psoaf.1s. a.
NJ nssaf1r rJoffastef.
rssir ksnsss ie &sn fsssts is - >
ssataa. aaa8es.s ys@a.oa. 7saa-sesa e.
0a r. wnt. rfopsistot
Ca sas afsst Caseaer IDA ths stage iram
g.aass4 49, sstFs - Ntnthesin pa MaHaaYt.
as4sasssFs asa fFiaats a. = b.. sffiFioE Al
Nsnebsstsr n9eA ~ y ~ y seAs@a ipf Aew
2efsesgsa. lsstss Nsasksstsr rsliTaaa depot
HHAsAeqs. T#nff8sys sn6 sttafds3s ~ D -
sssisleg a. xsms4as Al 9 p. =. fAsssDgsfs iof
wssssl.sfa sua rawasAesa "a Marebesig III
be r1uas4 q sac atgrs ns@ea places - feAson
Ale rates
rev. Lsssgrens, Loaaaaaerry, cassie' As.
Lsser DAVIS Proprietor
arrive. AZ Msaohssasr rsslrosa depot ksuaaYs
Wednesdays AIS EfdtYs AZ -
kfffkRsHo. leAtss Manchester fssifosd tspos
rmesaaYe IasRrtd*Ys and Saturdays - u -,
.ftsr arrival q 80 u a. y. irsin goihE Notsh.
grssa Lsssdas.asryy % casser.
8. D. ceaTfs. Proprietor
aaus clsss.
eouTH -By railroad for ssH ferk. Albany. Troy
RuHah and West kt6 81 A. had ~ y
x0KTH-HF FAilfaaA Tar katlknd, Darlington
karih snd Kasi gHE
GRANVILLE mail BY stage elases .. 10 IS n.
roST oTFIcE opsa from : n. tos 89rs.
aslls from the North arFiFs ST tho Post ofses >,
sisFH.
.,ails from the soaih arrive Il tie fosl onlce
AT BIS
tGis Tor Psfa, Laadgruxx, B0ndslls. JxmGlcs
Ae.. by atAgS, close Al FGctofy Fsipi Pest OF,
doe al II a ~ TasadaYs Thursdays sed Sat
araays.
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SPECIAL sorIoEs.
4. d. of D.

Regular meeting ct Adams Hall, on Friday
Evening Of each week.
SIS cf.EMoks, y. O.
W. a. ADAMa. Sect.
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LADIES

SoaM respectfully can ths Ailsution q he
LAd'es q tbs ssoinity 10 the sset tAal have
erentd . millinery Store a us fsthefa Iwst,
dsnee aad at1 prefared 10 40 wett Ca eaAsouahis
tafma. VI EaQas usW htea and chnsr
Mfas MARY LGaENK
FsgioB Point W Apu lath. 1872 80
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ARLINGTON.


Mir. John Burdelt Ia Ia town aud
will remain about week, visiting hi:
many friends.
Col. NJ. S. Colburn and Hon. Love
land Munson stopped a few moments at
the Arlington House on their way home
from Pownal one evening last week.
MIR. l.. Z. White left beet at the
post Office July 18Th, grown in biz garden
this year, that weighed 10 l.2 Dances and
meas ured u "a inches in circumference
Mrs. +. S. Garfield came near being
drowned by falling into cistern last
Saturday. She was also somewhat
bruised but at this writing is feeling
quite comfortable.
"A very severe storm passed over this
place Wednesday afternoon, the 10th
inst. No particular damage was done
here, although some of the ost and corn
fields showed the work OF the storm.
1T is expected that more business will
be added TO the new Arlington Manufac.
turing Co In the way OF brush handles,
brush backs, aud various articles OF small
wooden ware. Several young men have
already arrived to engage In the business
aud others are expected soon.
"A little son of Mr.. Harry Bennett, of
Manchester, who was visiting at Mr..
Henry Farnum's, had the misfortune TO
fall and break both bones In his arm, on
Monday, tho 21st inst. The arm was set
and the bones put In place by DIR. w. s.
Phillips, and the boy is as comfortable as
possible under the circumstances.
One of the most agreeable and pleas
ant lawn parties that have occurred In
town this year was held at the residence
OF Mr.. L. K. White on Thursday evening
of last week. Quite q number we're pres
ent, including some from Boston, New
York, Manchester and Bennington. The
evening passed of very pleasantly, all
having a good time. Ice cream, cake,
peanuts, pop corn, ETC., were for sale and
found plenty of customers. We believe
more was realized from this party In the
way OF funds than from any other thus
far held.
MIR. Levine Hard, an old resident OF
this town, tells the JOURNAL correspond.
ent the following story. He says eleven
years ago be broke his leg near the ankle
aud has been lame ever since, and be has
never seeu day but that it paiued hun,
until about four weeks ago lady physi.
ciau, Mrs. Rugg who resides at North
Chester, VT, called at his house aud
wanted to look at his leg, saying that
perhaps she might help IL. He showed
her the lame leg, not having any faith in
her helping it. She looked at It and in
five minutes put the bones In place so
that be could walk easily without q cane
and has felt no pain from Il since. This
Ia a large story and one that can hardly
be believed, but we saw Mr.. Hard walk.
Ing about without bis cane without limp.
ing, and to all appearances bis leg seemed
to be as good ~ The other.
SYNDICATE.
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@ggseF aa HHxkENaTnKs NHAMpHT.
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DRESsMAKINGi

Ms. 81 u DuiemE0 has tales F5soass 9Th Mrs.
y, Cast ADD is pftpsrcA 81 a. Afessta.t NC
Mas o. e COLEMAN.
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Telegraph omss
Open trom sA H1osr.s.
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Potato bugs are not ss Bsneroas as
lat year.
%. Z. Aurdiek has been troui fishing
twice This year; each time be caught two
trout, the four weighing 5 81 pounds.
Next.
The eoncer. Of sacred music aud
lhe Sddress lac, Sunday afternoon proved
an unqualified saeoess So ans and APP
prrclAlive kn aadienee has seldom been
gathered 10 iown. a large and highly
Respectable delegation was present from
Londonderry aad other tosBs and mAnl.
tested iull aud courteous satisfaction
Too mach praise eanBos be accorded 10
ths ualifiag Efforts Of Mr.. .. b. simoBds
and ths choir and performers under bic
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MILLINERY
Mrs b. GAuL,
ssssmarnd hef
MILLINERY ROOMS

= ths flsef 0Fpasi sweet s4As = baptist rhafsk
snd has Iasi feefifet fa5I ssssstnssaf AZ sin.
uesV q tte latest tAvsek &c Na tgeaa3e ta shew
casis ofaefs premptly sitenAsa a.
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The hay crop, which Is much better
than was anticipated, is being rapidly
gathered In during the very favorable
weather which we are having.
We would call attention TO mis-
print 10 sn item Of last weeks JOURNAL.
The item concerning the sale Of wool
should have read at Sc cents per pound
instead OF 30.
The public schools IN The different
districts, especially those nearest the vii
lsge, have been somewhat broken up Of
late by the measles Five members OF
one family and quite q number 10 several
other families having bad them.
BERLIN, MT.
The new laundry employs ten hands
which number will be increased 10 about
thirty.
Green & Jones have picked 10 one
day upwards Of $500 quarts Of straw.
berries from their berry farm. Il il estI.
mated their crops OF FaspberTies will
amount to 900 Bushels Or more.
Berlin rejoIces 10 dog and skunk
lawsuit. II appears that Jonathan Deni'
son caught one Of those odoroas aHimAla
in trap. Said animal attracted The al
lentlou Of Counselor Rogers dog, who
attacked The sid odorouE animile. Next
apoa the scene is Denison who premlorI.
~ orders Rogers to call OF bic dog Next
act IN The almost tragedy Dsnisoa yio'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-07-03

ishsds Jet 10 could not wholly discrsd-
It her words. Whsn - reached home
he threw himself on the bed In per.
/ |plexity. and feigning sleep, stndied the
matter over In his mind. His wife,
thinking this good opportunity for
QUITTING OF the obnoxious hair. took
her husband's razor aud crept softly to
his side. Now the old lady was very
much frightened At holding . razor 20
close to her husbAnd's neck, and her
hand was not 90 steady a. It once was
so between the two she went to work
very awkwardly, and pulled the hairs
instead of cutting them OF. Mr.. b.
opened his eyes, and there stood his
wife with = razor ct his throat. After
what had been told him, and seeing
THE, he could not doubt but that she
intended to murder him. He sprang
from the bed In horror, and NO explain.
stions or entreaties could convince
him TO the contrary. So from that
time there was jaw. jaw, quarreling
sud wrangling all the time.
With delight the Devil heard of the
faithful emissary, and sent her word
If she would meet him at The end OF
the lane at . certain time he would
pay her tho shoes. Al the appointed
time she repaired to the spot, and
found the Devil At the place. He put
the shoes on a.pele, aud standing on
the opposite side Of the fence, handed
them over to her. She was very much
pleased with thsm-they were exactly
the article.
But there 10 one thing. Mr.. D.,
would like to have explained !; that is,
why you hand them to me on = stick
q Very easy to EXPLAIN replied he.
any ono who has the cunning and
meanness to do - you have done, don't
get nearer thsntwenty feet to me- So
saying he fed In terror.
After 3 while the old woman died,
and when she applied for admittancs
to the lower regione, the Devil would
not let her In, for fear she would de.
throne him. ~ she was his superior.
So the old woman 10 yet condemned
to wander over the world, creating
quarrels apd strife in peaceful families
and neighborhoods.
Would you know her name?
It IL Madam Scandal. When she