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General Logan opened the campaign In
Illinois last week with a vigorous speech
at Murphysboro. 1t was devoted to a
mastery dissection of the Democratic
platform. The following paragraph isa pt:
awhen 1 read their platform it reminds
me OF a man who passes along where FIRE
has been built, and who finds the chunks
Just have alight lying in the ashes, with q
little spark at Que end; and he will take
mn one and blow on it and swing 1t TO and
fro til the wood CLOVIS and the sparks fly,
and then he says, '0h, look here, see
what FIRE can make So It Is with the
Democratic party. As first as the camp
fires Of the Republican party die out they
come along and pick up the embers and
adopt their blaze as new fire." General
Logan gives an early and earnest indication
OF where he will be found in the cam
naipn.
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TIE presentpOpulatiOn of Washington
county, Pa, is &c, S44, as against IS, 4SS IN
ls7o-an increase of IS per cent. In lsoV
the population was 1896; in 1850, Al
$50; in 1910, Al, go; in 1880, 49,7s4i in
Is9O. 4o,o5s; in 1910, $3.50; in 1900, 2s''
20s; in 100, 2Ss60. ,..o,
In 90 years the population has increased ),
80 1918, tor 1888 per cent. altogether when
would be u per cent. per annum. In
The same time Ohio county, w. Va
has increased its population 10 per cent
or A shade less than s per cent. per an
mum.
The population of Greene county. Pa
ia 5000, against 25,Ss7 in 1S7O-an in
crease Of IL per cent. In 1860 the popu'
lation was q, s4S; in 1850, 1885, in lS4o'
1914; in 1880, ls,O9s; in 1920, 1854; in
IslO, Il, 544; and in 1900, S,6o5. The In
crease in so years has been 2O,4 06, or a
fraction less than $50 per cent, or 4s per
cent. per aunum.
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1nIsu.AMEHICAN REPUBLICANS.

Address Adopted by The National Con.
VenIion At indianapolis.
Following 10 the address to the Irish
Americans OF the country, adopted by the
Irish-American Republican National
Convention, in indianapolis, Ind, on
Thursday:
FelloT,countrymen: With high sense
Of ,hsS necessity Of placing before the
world in their true light the motives
which actuate US in avowing our support
Of, and cooperation with, the principles
ofthe Republican party By a distinct or
Canization under the title OF disclaimer.
can Republicans, we feel called on TO state
briefly the reasons which prompt US
thereto: i E3let = - --4
For many years in this country the sup.
porrotthe irish for any cause or party
was sought through the channels oil pre-
iudice or affection. Instruction was out
Of the question, and thus an unreasoning
adherence was given TO the Democratic
party for period Of years long numbered
With the past. With the advent and rise
Of the Republican party, in American
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MOundsyille.
pauNrYTowN, W. Va, July II, 1880.
Editors IntelGencsr.
We had little sensation yesterday in
our town. Our friend and neighbor, L.
E. Warder, on Monday evening put his
horses in pasture, and Tuesday morning
went to get them, when one, valuable
one, was found missing. He searched the
field in vain TO find him, and the country
around 10 no effect. He came 10 the con-
clusion that he was stolen. He sent his
runners out in every direction to find him,
but could not hear anything from him.
Yesterday friday about eleven o'clock,
Charles Belts was picking blackberries in
the field, and about two rods from the
mouth OF an old mine, which hal been
abandoned for several years, he discovered
a hole about three or four feetin diameter,
surrounded with weeds and brush, go that
you would not notice 1t, II you were not
six feet from 1t. In looking at the
hole he discovered hair on the edge Of the
hole, but could not see anything at the
bottom but dirt. He went home and re-
ported the facts. They got ladder and a
candle and went down the opening, and
there was the horse about six feet TO one
side OF the opening, in water three feet
deep, and looking pretty well; and the lit
tie boys, who are not like the poor fools
who are guarding DR.. Tanner to keep him
from eating, went to pulling grass and
taking 1t down to the horse, which ate 1t
with will and would neigh for more. l
was an eye witness to the transaction. The
horse fell about eleven feet before it struck
the earth and then rolled into the water
and remained there three and half days
and at least three nights II not four. The
noble hearted miners came to Its rescue
and in about two hours opened the mouth
Of the bank and led the horse out safely
amidst shouts from the boys that made the
hills ring.
q single Republican vote will be given in
this county iorthe Democratic State ticket,
or Hancock, all OF their boasts to the con-
trary Notwithstanding Wewill be aunt
Il not more. II every section in the coun.
cry will do It's duty as we will do, glort' |
GUS victory will crown their efforts.
The crops never looked better here than
they now do. Our rains have been mild
and enough since May. No damage by
storms. Plenty OF fruit. Respectfully
yours, HARMON slNsEL'
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STANTON & DAVENPORT,
1901 MARKET STREET.
DOR SALE.

FOR SALE
Mansion Of Rev. J. A. Brown, West Liberty, W.
Va. Comfortable residence Of sixteen rooms, excel
lent sardeu, and orehA'd covering ona acre groundi
priee s20O0-Or more ground will be sold u wanted
EieSant Brick Dwelling, corner Main and Twentieth
streets containing two large Store Rooms, modern
STYLE, and fourteen dwelling rooms:
One Store Room, with ave dwelling rooms, corner
TWenty-Sixth and Market streets, good business
siRnd, one desirable family residence Alex Turn
~ property) ChApline STREET. One desirable family
residenee, vicinity c. W., Cbapllue street One small
BTIef DVelIng Aix rooms Fifteenth street one Gle
gInt tubstAntLl residence eight rooms IN Eooo order
fineenth street. One tvo-st0ry dwelling I'VE rooms
2 Font Htreet, leland. One Cottage four rooms,
Zane street, I'iInd One two-story dwelling, nxe
rooms, N, Huron street. Island A two-tory dwell
Ing and hye separate lots, street. one
tyo-Stoiy brick dwelling, Eighteenth street. One
tEoStory brick dWeling 10 good condition. desirable
and cheap One tNo-story brick dwelling, seNon
rooms Eighteenth street. One tWo-sory Gothic irau
yery cheap and desirable, Mciulech street, several
building lots In the city Island and on National hoao
That beautiful Cottage eight rooms lot tSxSOO No. u
n York street, Island.
FOR RENTIA comfortable aud desirable real
dSnce, nine rooms, complete, Fourteenth street. a
small frame tenement two rooms, on Fourteenth st'
6nt.claSs new brick dwelling ga, water, complete
Fifteenth street, A two-Itory dseling, ak rooms,
ON Jacob street, between Fifteenth and sixteenth
StIeefa A esIrable two.stOry brick dwelling, h1
looms 2623 Chapline street Astorc rooin with Jour
dwelling rooms 1913 Main street. B. vefai CONVENIENT
and desirable once aud sleepipg rooms In Lunsord
h1IldIns. i9I7 Market street. de'irabie Iocm for
once, CTAngle,s Block. fronting Market street.
fnauire Of ALEXANDER BONE, sR.: General
Business and Real Estate Agent de-. 1873 Market st,
CrApple'B Block
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Mr.. Edward Mcpherson believes that
the Republicans can not only elect Gar
field and Arthur, but majority in the
House OF Representatives. BE does not
undervalue the obstacles in the way, hut
frankly admits that "with the great and
unjust advantage which the Democrats
poses in the South by refusing fair cleo.
lions, and SO returning a hundred Con.
gressmen where they are not entitled to
over half that number, 1t is Of course q
difficult matter for the Republicans TO se-
cure majority OF the House. But vigor.
GUS efforts will recover from the Demo.
Gratis more than enough seats to turn the
scales"
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AN honest Quaker writes from Floy,
Ala: "Dr. Tut: Respected Sir: Having
taken thy pills l find they have. done me
good. lam induced to write this card to
know how they can be obtained. don't
think ! can do without them. They are 9
great blessing to the sick, and thou will
surely have thy reward.n W. II. ELRoD.
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From the QUAKER city,

Ell. Campbell, of Philadelphia, under
date Of October 4, 1870, certified to the
wonderful efficacy Of Warmers Safe Pills
and Safe Tonic In removing liver disease
accompanied by chronic constipation and
yellow skin. TTh&s
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MARRIED..

PoE-FoRDYCE-on Sabbath evening, July nth,
1880 At tho residence Of Mr.. Thos Strope, In Greene
county, Pa, BY james Sites, Esq, ALVIN PoE, Of
LeIptiu, Putnam county, Ohio, and AsSIE I; FoR.
oyer, Of Wheeling, W. Va, formerly Of Greene
nnIintV Pa.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

d. ~ YoR GOVERNOR,
GEO. q. sTURGIss, Of AOnonSalia'
supEEpTE4DEST OF TREE SCHOOLS,
A, l.. PURIEToE, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY 0ESEEAI7
GEO, b, CALDWELL, Of Ohio
AUDITOR,
,ouN s, CUNNINGHAM, of KAna"ha'
rREAsDRKR,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe
SUPREME JuDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison
YoE coSoKEss,
NJ piAr,st-JoHN A. HUTCHINSON oil WOOD
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DIED.

PrTTs-Atst. Louis, No., on Saturday, July l7th,
1885, WILLIAM II. PITTS, Of congestion Of the bowels
McNAGHTEH-On Monday, July 18th, 1850 at
nine O'Clock A. NJ, n. +. McSAonTES, 10 the htty-
nit1 year Of his age.
Punpral from the residence Of C. B. Tracy, No SIS
Market street. ths afternoon at o'clock Friends Of
the famil : are invited to attend. .s.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

suRKIFT,
a GEORGE h. PARKS.
PRosEcu1ISO ATTORNEY,
i-' T. J. HDGUs.
AssEsoE, CITY DISTRICT,
c. A. HELMBRlGHT,
AssrSsoR, COUNTRY DISTRICT
Z. Il. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE OF pu.EoArEsr
". P. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
~ EIMoN L. MccoLLoCH.
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Gnrieldin West yirglnIn.
prrRoLrru. ". ", July IS, lSsO.

PETROLEUM, ". VA, July 10, lSso.
TO Re Editor ottte N. !. Tribune:
The Republican party gives US sue
cessiul soldier and statesman as its nomi.
nee Tor the Presidency; the Democratic
party is led by a mere military man. ING
p"e presents for our suGtages the sell,
made man, Garfield, gallant in war and
grand In peace; the other sets iorth the
asnuerb" Hancock, distinguished only Tor
his physical courage on the neiu .! o.
battle. The contrast is altogether ~, IN
Gariield's favor. He is q thinker. me
nen OF Garfield has done and will DO
more eiTectual work for the rights oil
humanity than the sword OF Hancock.
General Garfield, TOO, is representative
American. Having nothing else with
which 10 conduct q campaign against TINS
excellent man, the Democratic newspapers
have descended into thedepths oil Yitupera;;
ton. But their ISLANDERS are not believed
by auy one, and General Garfield ia gain
inv ground daily. He has a grand record,
and In canyassing West Virginia hnd
many Democrats who declare that they
will support him in preference 70 han.
cock. I have not yet found in this state a
single Republican who will favor Han
cock as against Garfield.
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Our readers twill see that this news
agrees with that furnished. to-day from
Taylor county by the Hon. Harmon SIN
sci, who finds no Republican wavenng
in the line there. In fact, it agrees with
the news from all parts of West Virginia.
our own community here in Wheeling
included. The Republicans are all In
line-all eager and enthusiastic-never
more 80.
Garfield gains all the time by discus
sion. This is his superlatiye advantage
over Hancock. The more the masses
know Of his early history-his long and
bitter contest with poverty-his gradual
and steady rise into glorious manhood
his brilliant services in the field as SOL
der, and his great attainments as a states
man-the more they admire and respect
him.
When such man takes his seat in the
Presidential chair he will take with him
mind filed to repletion with experience
in all circumstances OF life, and a soul full
ofsympatby with the toiling millions from
whom he sprung, and whose born repre-
resen,ative he is. Along with these quail
ties he will take with him the respect Of
all men Of high or low degree who can
appreciate his large common sense and
his close and studious habit OF examining
every question with which he is called to
deal. His excellent habits will assure to
the people another clean administration
like that OF Hayes. The present Republic
can simplicity and dOmesticity that adorn
the White House will continue TO adorn 1t
during Garfield's term Of office.
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Constitutional Amendment. Article eiSh'-f0r
S rouS,,,U,Iop.l Amendment Section thirteen At'
rIs thTee,PoT Ratification.
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1880, cars on
the Wheeling and Elm Grover. r. will run a fol-
lows Cans will start from each end Of the road at $50
A. and regularly thereafter eyery halihour until
10 O'Clock p NJ, except the following trip, which
N. GA Sundays the $50 and % Y. and $50 P. II.
trips will be omitted.
CapItnl clock time. @. LE0GHART, Hupt
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTrIAdelphiA AocOmmodAtion.-This train only runs
between wheeling and Trildelphia.
fDGlly except SundAy-NeSMk Accommodation.
tsteubenyille AccommodatIon.-rhls train during
The day passes backward and forward between Mar
sherman House, IRtnarille, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill.
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Chicago or SAnduiky. ~ eahseusa b
On all night train. - Auo SSPlnI On
Close CONNECTIONS are made for ali pol,,, s,,,. .
5:SIa ,Ss,. NORTH 70. and Northwest nlEaT =
great West, and TO whom paTtie9li rev sSIi1I W.
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OUR PRUNTYTowN LETTER.

A singular Occurance-AImost Equal 10
the one M McTadden's Mound nj
MOundsvllle.
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nFw AnYERrlsEMEMrs.

W1ANrED-A GIRL TO DO DINING
w ROOM work. Enquire At RIGE HOUSE .
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WANTED.-A BOY FROM 10 TO 1s
w years Of age TO learn the eopPersmith business.
None need apply who uses tobacco liquor Or pTGiape
language. Apply to U. ]. DuFFlELp, wafer
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yTANTED-ABoY OF GooDFAMILY
w about 10 or 10 yean old 70 make himself gen.
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TO CLEVELAND.
Only five hours and TWENTY-FIVE nlBu,.,
TO CHICAGO.
Only Is HOun!
LKATE. AFa. Eipia

SsIbeaviLk AooOnmOiaSiOa-lsa'a bla!r u u
p. M, Bridgeport 500 p. nj arrives Al sIslbasI1
Sos p, M; leaves SteubenVille ii 10 h u; Ehlg.
port at $40 g. m. arrive al Belllifs Al 9i9LE
The SlsubenTille Accommodated, 10 klpls
their regular trip to and from sleGbrhT., ILlEiiI
the following trips between Belhlrs lt4 YraiI
Ferry:
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W.. WhE Wing. PITTS, AND BALTIMORE nv

49,. M. TIIriAdSiPRiH 4oto@ScistSioS. ssRA
No trails run on this b VlI0n % Sgb5,, S'hA
Tickets 70 all principal points an ~.
omee open a. AL houn during The diy. VfS
Information 70 the tnTellnS plb m th,,,,,u..
r,,,,, W. n. CLEMENT ", ~
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pITrSBURGH, CINCINNATI ASDsI,
II LOUIS RAlLWAY-PAE HANDLE EluTL
l9@G
Time Table East and West. July ilth, lSl 4,
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot loo, = Ei'tsn
street, near Public Landing, daily 1aP' saa1iIA
follows:
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

IN -
On and alter June 20. $50 P,,Se-.-- -
run q iolloSs-WheelinE Tine kg Ina -
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stopping when required al sherman H0a's 4as
Willie, West Wheeling and GnItl blu.
Tickets and baggage Check 70 all PhndPL E1fl
10 the East and Wet can b procured ii u ltia
Once in Bridgeport o., ,,vv,,
Eanarnl ras,anrtf spA Titlh 40
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EtIqlelto Of LeIier WrIlioq

Asa rule overv letter uuI,-s iu.
sul,i0y in jt cEiactav reiIl,y. as
answer. ne neglect 60 aosW,r d ,st-
ter when written %. is - gngty.i O.
10 neglect reply whom spoken TO-
IN tho ien!y acknowledge dtst the
Jocsipt Of tuN letter, mcn'ioniug the
date aud sTterwajs cpDsiior eIl tho
p.in,s requiring attention.
II tho lbtjar lB 70 bs very brief
commence sufficiently !er from the
top Of the page 10 give Huoasly oqpN
amount q blank paper st the hyttou
OF tho sheet when the lottor ig end
ID.
Sbonll the matter In Tho letter
continue beyond the first pGgo, IL Is
vol 20 conInonce little above tue
sheet, extending az far ns necessary
Jn the other pages.
It's thought improper TO use a
half sheet OF paper in formal letters.
As a matter Of ecOnomy and conyen-
iegeo tor bnsiness purposes, however
it ia customary to have the card Of
the business mbn printed ct the
top Of the sheet, and angle leaf ia
used.
In writing q lOt'or, the answer TO
which is Of more benefit 10 yourself
than the person to whom You write,
incloss postage stamp for reply.
I,otters should be free from er-
asnres, interliueations, blo,s and
postseripis a. possible. I; ia dscid-
edly better to copy the letter than
have these appear.
A letter Of introduction or recon- .
msndation should never DO sealed as
the bearer 10 whom IL is given ought
10 know the eQlteats.
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Value OF Spare Moments.

Madame Do Gonlis composed
several charming volumes while
waiting in the school~room for the
tardy princes to whom Ehe gave
daily lessons.
Daguessau, Gro Of tho chancellors
Of France, wrote an able and bulky
work in tho successive intervals OF
waiting for dinner.
Elihu Buritt, when earning his
living as q blacksmith, learned
eighteen languages and twenty-five
dislects,ismply Improving his "spare
moments"
A celebrated physician in London
translated Luoretius while riding in
his carriage on his daily rounds.
DIR, Darwin composed nearly all
bis works in the same way, writing
down hiS thoughts in memorandum
book which he carried for the pur'
pose.
Kiab White also learned Greek
while walking to and fro from o
lawyors Office.
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Benefits o. Advertising.

Erasi is the a'aHg' ,it. gfe ad-
.ynrus'ur 'ta 3'-t q u14r.
i'.aa-.a ST. tta. #al IH n'i .i-
yo,teelor taeg sar.' ru"r bo iragh
led WITH Is .Geigucr
You can't aa. enough jp % wroN
- last }oU yo.r aal sou cont Ei
y,rtl.o on ihh- p'nu ...I.
h1s.negs c4u to ~..rau. p'snr.
ti.,ug. go cau q "tau. a. w.'u.a'
.groa.!ug. but ln bo.u rg.l.!' hard
work
No bo.i4 ring 10 loud asa roa7
advertisement Poop, orc more
opt 30 heed what they iead i-.a
what they hasr
yhosa Who take tbe lead in pnsa-
ing their business through the news
.plpors generally take tha ,a4J ia
everything else
II you don't moan % 0ttoui 20
your business, and prefer b slender
income wuilo your uoighbors grow
rich, it won. : pay To advertise.
JhdlclONS hiNNFllalhB ~ sure VI
bring hrge returns, to increase your
business reputation and add 10 your
acquaintance,
Ii sou hayou't buainess advertise.
n You hayo busiaeag, nignrtlaa II
ia n poor rulo tbut won't work
both ways" A place well advertised
ia known TO many, while ono not al
yertised is known only to tew pn3.
sers-by.
Qnitting Advertising in dull times
is like pulling down "a dam when the
water is low. When trade rayiYe8,
81 will rash by him who docs pot
stay it with ready customers. The
way 10 have such elEaya on hand is
through advertising.
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~ q l q q t " ale.
NoRk'S FLOR TO WIN A HUSBAND.

She WAS sitting under the shadow
Of fragrant lime tree that overhuug
. very ancient well, and rs the water
ie!l into her pitcher she wos ming
ling with its music the tones Of her
Jews harp" the only instrument
npon which Norsh ClAry had learned
10 play. She was a merry maiden of
sweet seventeen" q rustic belle as
well as rustic beauty, and = terrible
coquette and ss she had what In
Scotland they coll "tocher," in
Epgland q "dowery," and in Ireland
"a protty o. money" it is scarcely
necessary to state, in addition, that
she bad bachelor, Whether the
tuno-which was certainly given
Ia slto-wes or was not designed
as summons to hor lover, / can not
take upon myself TO cay but her
ups had not been long occupied be~
fore hor lover wae at her side.
We may as well give it up, Nor
ris Donovan" sho said somewhs I
abruptly "look, twould be as easy
to twist the top of the great hill OF
howth as mako father and mother
egree about one thing They have
been playing the rule OF coatrary
these twenty years, aud it's not like
~ they'll take torn row."
Its mighty hard. 30 il is.' re-
piied handsome Morris, "that married
people can't draw together Norah
darlint I! that wouldn't hs the way
with us. It's one we'd 10 heart and
s0wb aud en- example OF love aud
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of the arrangement, well-knowin :
that his reverence loved his nephew
aud nioce that was to be--to soy
nothing Of the wedding supper aud
Tho profits arising theretrom--too
well not TO aid their merry Jest.
What hustle. what preparation,
what fessting, what daucirg gave the
country people euough to talk sbo1t
during the happy Christians holi-
dHya, Icauuoi now describe. Tho
bride Of course looked lovely, and
"sbeepish,' and the bridegroom .--
but bridegfooms arc slwsws uuin-
teresting. OGo fact, however, ia
worthy Of mention, Whom Father
Donovan concluded tho ceremony,
before tho bridal kiss had psassd.
inrner Cisry, without auv roasou
that hle wife could discover most
intocorously spreag up, soiloi a
ebilIa'sh Of stout oak aud whiriiug
Vt rapidly over hig head, shouted
Garry mo out ! by The powers. ahc r
beat we've won the day ould Ire
land forever Sucoose boys she's
boat sbe's beat Pc
TIC priest seemed vastly tc enjoy
tho cxtcmr1raoeous cfusiou, and
evon tho bride laughed outright
Wbatho; iue good wie discovered
tbe plot or NOT, power beard bat
Of this l am certain, that thp loyou-
Norab nevo" Lel reason TO io-cDt
her plot.
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II q q Z Il ".
Hoe Your Own Rev.

This world is surely large enough,
for each tS live his life
without colliiing With bic friend,
Or sivinz cause for strife.
There is no nesd TO handy ~orde
Ger what 10 lnd to DO,
And be whc giyes unsought advice
Will of have cause to rue.
90, be who takes bic tina to roam
O'er other psorle's LAID,
will hni when squsrins his sccouot,
Ho bss no each 10 hand.
The nsn whom once We ,he'ts fricud
With epui!y we view,
Should ne oomo telling u; the v.y
Our business 10 pursue.
roo many lrous 10 The Gre
May cause a blistcrsd hsni,
Asd be who euSrds ncishbor's gold,
viii snd bls eve but rand.
60. tsen, perhaps il raisst be we'll
II lot eur frienjs slone
DO sure when digging up the grsusi,
The land ro hoes cur own,
Yop'd bs,,er sayeyour breath ,seooi
This dinner on ycur plata,
TbAuuss it up to give advice,
Aud get, .lss but hate.
For In this Land o. liberty
Thssb.Sl wsy you uust k.o",
70 wia oloeess in Any pslh.
ls!us. 10 "hoe your row."