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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
FOR SICK WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

The tenth excursion of the Floating Hospiial Of
ST. Johns Guild took place yesterday. w. K
Travers contributed $3.50 for the expenses Of IN.
excursion. David Cox 4 Co. gave the use Of The
tug-boa, V. Jackson to tow the barge upon thi.
trip. DE-. William Thurman and three other phy.
sicIans were in charge Of over 500 sick children and
mothers The barge was lowed down in the Lower
BAY and around COney Island POLt to give refresh
ing sea breeze to the SICK and care-w0rn moiheIs.
The following additional contributions have becr
rncalYnd since the last acknOwledgmr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

Five companies OF other states show less than $4,000
net surplus, follows: Atlantic. OF Providence, r. t.
S7S46 Of; First National Worcester Mass. Sl.592 II:
Mechanics Mutual Boston. Mass, 1912 90: Merden,
Merlden Conn., Sc 655 %, and Revere. Boston, Mass.
S3.661 II. All OF these companies have excess OF
disbursements receipts except the Merden. which
has an OF S137 43l 81 1892 Al than the
expenditures. The only company with an impaired cap
iial is the Franklin Insurance Company, of Boston,
Mass, the amount thereof. S9.l3l 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
COMPANIES OF OTHER COUNTRIES.

Stree the last Department report, January L. 1880,
the following companies have discontinued business In
the state Alliance and Faneuil Hall, OF Boston; Teu
tonia Of Philadelphia; Manufacturers, OF Newark !;
Standard, OF Trenton; Citizens. OF ST. Louis, and
Scottish Commercial. of Glasgow. Scotland The Boyls
ton Mutual OF Boston. has discontinued the fire bust
ness ana is issuing marine policies only.
Tho follow ing named foreign insurance companies dis
bursed more than they received for the six months
ended June 80 will be from the following table
OF income and expenditures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

Milliner with little account owing: lis
your ma ulma at nome, desrr Intelligent Little Girl ::
iN-u-no, she Ia not" Miliineri When gii ale be nj
bonief" L. G.: IL don't knOw,-but I'll 20 and ask
her."-(Judy.
Scene-Any where in Arran. Paterfamias
has had "A pleasure ss with his family, and, having
omit fix tho price OF the craft before he out
is oyercharged by the Celtic boatman Pater
fanas: 81 suppose You folk here think we're made
money Z" Celuo boatman: "Oh. no, we'll think
thati But II you did not make so much money you
can't spend In 9iascO'. you would not come here"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
FIRE INSURANCE STATISTICS.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF TIKI BUSINESS OF
FOREIGN COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS IN NV
YORK.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 29.-Superintendent
Fairman Of the Insurance Department has conf eted
the statistics Of tile fire companies o. other
States and countries as renorted the semi-annua
statements for the months ended June 80 last. The
following is synopsis Of the information. with com
harrison Of the same with the Of the companies
porting on December 81. 1879:
COMPANIES or OTHER STATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

Darrah the Misses Darrah. GeTmantown X: II MOOT @n
tins. Paiajeipmo; q A. Hendricks1n. N. strester' D.
g. snrowelt i /. Vaicntine. j. Gilbert, New- nOrk,
'fl,nc;on V0lse--Nrs 3. Kennedy, Mrs NJ W: Brown'
Brookyn NJ. LUIS Joic Paiisi NE Key IL in mer'
! rncrt, n: H. de Haven. Philadelphia; j. J.. JUDI, D.
sgnih ,r Newarl; MISS Bishop Boston; W. ii. Hehfy'
r. NJ l. ,ncuetta, Miss K. Denonri. New-forK m,
Tnji~d States HOiei-H ". Nv Us 0nd IifnlIy, tul-
cagn: ID o. s1encer and wi p. Omaha; NJ fus,, S9Vah-
nan ; J. D. II rper aud family It. Louls; j. d; DGr
h"rn Fannle COIN j. C.. Bartlett and wife, New-ToIk.
Atlantic HOfol-W. w. KOibin, Easton. P'nn'; IL. ~
BaInes Philade pnia William Young, wl'e ana
duuglter j. j. Duff. Mrs. J. l.. Ely, A. Day, d. b.
Turner G. T. Rose, New.YOrs. o,,.
IotcI B,Jghton--J G.. Carson and wife Xenia ONO
mo Rev, Charles IL. Hart. Newark; Aicx. HazarG
Onray Cot; 8. 7. Weatherll, Pol deDha; d. M: he-
Iogg &c rgn W. Graham. John +: Milter. new Z orh
TT0cland HOtel-E s. Greer. Boston; w. C2mppeI,
NowarK: o. ). Allen. Richmond; W. @. Hamilton anu
wife = ii swan w. NJ. johnson, 3. X. Sturgis H. he's
Ter. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

SIX mos. ended Year ended
June 30. Dec. 81.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14
A Nice POrterhoIse Steak.

Mr.. Setemup came down stairs to
a ten o'clock breakfast with II vacant
countenance aud backward ten
dency in his hair that made his two
eyes ache. He sat down at the Ia .
BILE and picking up his knife aud
fork, glared in uneasy wonder Mt
something in the platter before him.
1t had evidently beer fried in but.
ter and was Intended for food. Mr..
Seteinup harpooned il with bis fork
and lifted it up bodily, gazing at it
with ever increasing wonder.
"What under the SUM- he exclaim-
cd, at last, sis this thing = "Well
replied his wife, With just n shadow
of sigh, lit looks like your new
soft felt hat, aud that is what |
thought it was. but you pulled il
out of your pocket when you came
home this morning and said it was
nice porterhouse steak aud you
wanted it broiled for breakfast
You needn't give me any of it
I'm not hungry" Aud Mr.. Set
emup, who was inst wild to know
what else he said when he came
home. aud what time it was, for th,
life of him didn't dare to ask. Bar
fngtoa Haiokeye.
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THE BlTTERvILLE MYSTERY

"Wife, come here, quick and see
II you can tell what's the matter
with Nancy Perkins," exclaimed Mr.
John Ponsby, who had been gazing
curiously for several seconds through
window that over looksl the
front yard of the next neighbor.
well, / never 7" calculated Mrs.
Poanby. npon seeing the familiar Zig
ure OF Miss Nancy Perkins, maid
en- Of forty or thereabout, standing
upon her own doorstep, dressed in
an old gray ulster. which was partly
concealed by a faded WOODEN shawl,
and her well.known sun bonnet
dropping like a mask over her face
She was swaying around, and bend
ing forward and backward, as though
oonyulsed' by some powerful emo
ton.
rs she Laughing or crying, or what
IN mercy IL the matter with her
I'd 60 right over and see. but she's
eUoh : queer, reserved sort OF q
hdy. Ike a. not she'd tell me to
mud ny own business. She 10
sIwaysmess civil TO you, John, won I
- I indeedl yust look there /!
:''''; ;';';;' 81 !
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Lndge JcremIan s. pl,cN.

FrOm an i"tercie,r IN me Phiiulsl-
phia Press, d"g. 3Oth, 1850.
with regard to tho Credit Mobi
lier transaction | have said aud al.
ways will say, that | believe that
Geueral Garfield told me the truth
about it, He would not do any
thing else. | watched the develop,
ment of the Investigation, aud ! saw
nothing in that to alter my opinion.
| will tell you, General Gartield's
hands we're clean in that transaction.
as lac has always kept them, bat be
unfortunately adopted the false do
fence Of those who were guilty an d
~ who expected Oakes Aues 10 swear
them through, instead Of standing
on his own true and good defence
aud.lea7ing the guilty to their fate
There was his devotion to party. |.
was urged upon him AS Il party ne-
cessity, aud he yielded to that cou-
sideration, as he always will. His
party demanded the sacrifice, aud
he made it. For that reason the
Credit Mobllier affair has not hurt
him with bis party, aud will not aud
ought not | believe hrmly in Gen
eral Garfeld's personal integrity,
aud base my judgment npon an in
timate knowledge OF bis private walk
aud conversation.
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lniiraGtion.

F.ir are til, flower. aut 'he chilrcn, but
their subtle Suggestion il f,irer /;
Eare is The ros, hurst of dawn. but tbe
secret that clasps it is rarc';
Sweet the exul'ahce of song. but the strlir
that proceeds /, Is sweeIer.
Aud never WAS poem yet writ. hat the
mesning out-msstcrei ibe metre.
Never a dsisy that grows, but mystery
guidrth he growing
Never river that flows, hut Jcsiy
soeptres the flowing;
Never u Shakespeare that solrel, but a
stronger thsa no did eofoli him
Nor ever prophet forlells, hut might
Ter seer hath foretOld bin.
Back Of the canvass that throbs, the pain
ter is hinted and bidder;
the sculptor is bidien
Under he joy that is felt lie that infinite
isoueb VI icchuS
Crowning the glory revealed is the glory
,ha, crowns the revealing.
Great are the symbols Of being. but thai
which is symboled is greater;
Vast tho create aud beheld, but vast er the
inward creator
Back Of the sound broods the silence, back
Of gift stands the giving
Back Of the hand that receives thrills
the sensitive nerves Of sewing.
Space is as nothing to spirit, the deed is
outdoas by the doing 81
The heart Of the wooer Is warm, but warm
be er tho heart Of the wooing;
Aud up from the pits where these shiver
and up from the heights where those
shine,
Twin voices aud shadows swim starward
and the essence Of life is divine.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

dogs that are fond OF bones. Rrt,
hrethern. if we do---if fate has tr-
duineh that we should do any oi
these things---let us then 20, a.
Mother Hnbb ara did. straight. With
ont rurvoting or prauc.uy 10 ON
cupbnotd. empty though it be- let
ne. Ike her. accept the inevitable
With calm stcallastucss aud should
we like her ever hr lott with bun.
Iy log aud an empty cupboard
mry future chroniclure bc ab'c 10.
NrItc also of us. ia the bcau,iiu'
words OF our text
Aui s1 tn' POO, ilthaln11s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

Quo Of the losses the chill lren of
the town sustained |. bocluso Of the
burning Of the churches, was the
usull sunday school pi,njc with it's
ie' lemon l'' fri ants nni other
cohc'n''''n's - "''''''''''
RoItimora will coloh,oto bor ooo
bnn1roJ ,,l 6ft;.tb ,nniyors,rr ,1,n
Ing the ak LAYS beginning on O''n-
ber Iith. The sixth day will be
devoted tothe co!ored people,
Tho holy Of an unknown man was
hnuI Oh S1rttt nm, near Scranton
rnr on ,, rLlI'F; WIN inr -Nn'' mashed
.n' """ o"',e, ""'' ~ '"o u'''' IL,
ten dlys ngo.
\ country doctor announces that
he has changed his residence to the
neiThborhood OF tho cbnrchyard,
"",'" i ~ -. Lu, w.; -, ""' p'"'G .o"' o.
Tho man VINO got IN 6arbers
hisnodL ~ ond boron ~ roa5 a','' ,na t,". ,o,,.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14
The Value OF a Soul.
BY A. HEATH.

4 m,st the soul Of man survive
while endless ages onward roll
70, no mortal can conceive
Tbe value ola human soal,
y. more Archangel wall he mute
N asked to fr a price on man
,r woul they veature to co'npnte
That which Jehovah only eau.
he value Of a dcailless soul,
Ie, Christ the cruciiei explain
Dr. all beside. from pole to pole,
" ould IN IKE the effort bat IN vain.
0 human language can convey
The value OF the soul Of mau !
soul not subject to decay.
Compute its value il you can :
lie up the glil,erinf gold Of ear'h'
The sparkling gems OF every sea,
II this would be Of lhtle worth
Compared with human destiny.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14

y Du'chmau. sitting in The door
.of hi- tavern. in the West. is np.
.woanl cl by tall. thin YlrEce. who
. O.. ,uierptiug westward ON foot. With
,r b1ud,o hung on u cane over Lis
.srou'i,r
"Ntl Mister Walking Stick. vat
yen wait - inqui,cl the put, hmau.
"A nights rest and leircshment.
replied the printer.
supper aud lJchin,' reckon g.
"l,s. sir.
"Pc lc Yankee pcddlc. uui
chow,Isy ~ your pack to sheat der
gd 20
40. sir; I'm no Yauko" ped Her.
~ sinsin master, too lazy to
work ''
'Np, sir"
~ ,hrutccl shoemaker. vot loves
to m@,nrn,lor gti's hnkics bet
ter tan % mrkn der shoes Z.
a book uchcut v1l hollcrs der
school committee uIi they ID yot
you wish, chpnst TO get Iid of you '''
"G.c.s again, slr.
"ur ttolnl,. \ dentist. hrolkiug
dur pa.p,re Iv at % dollar scnuas.
wI uuuIu ua' nit 70 iujlh.rr ."
"Er. SIT; | nm ~ 90 tlruI'ar'
"ibo1.lngus. den i.hng dor
Young flks head hto 40 many cubs
u.lch ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14
Congrcssmau WH, M.Sprinser,
Oi kiiiAOis.
From a Speech to his ola neigh6ors
W Jujse, 1880.

Ny friends, the Republican party
bus nominated AS its candidate for
President, James A Garfield, of
Ohio [derisive laugbter "A man who
mas long been in public service, long
been the leader OF his party, and
who stands to-day the mightiest war
rior of them all, the greatest Repub-
lican member of the Lower House oI
Congress. Sensation 1 know
james A. Garfield by being with hin
10 the Lower House OF Congress fol
years, and | know that there is nC
Republican OF that party abler than
bo, | seo that the newspapers are
making charges against his charact-
or but, my friends, cannot 81,
hal they are in any wise trus.'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-10-14
II o q L 4 " .
Love Al Home.

y
,srs IL beauty all arcnn'.
when there's love AZ hone
here isjoy 10 every sound,
when there's love 1t hcnc.
esce aud plenty hoe abide,
Smiling sweet on every side,
rwe doth softly. sweetly glide,
When there's love at home.
ID the cottage there Is joy.
When there's love M $ome
hlsis sni envy ne'er annoy,
when there's love at home.
Roses blossom sheath our feet.
Ali the earih's garden sweet,
Making life a bliss complete,
When there love at home.
Kindly heaven smiles above,
when III ere's loves at home
All the earth is slled'wiih love,
When there's lovsa home.
swee,er sings the brooklei by.
Brighter beams the azure shy
Oh. there's Oas who smiles ON high !
whea there's love at home.
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w tulhpiinp VI sllfuI laughter 0t
tue gate calling Miss Naucys mt.
tention to the fact that the villagers
had called upon her in BODY. Her
thin cheek flushed little, but she
addre' 8 d them c,cly:
well YOU walk ia my friends, nn /
assure yourselves that it is II
But. see ng tben about To dispe,se.
sue added. as u parting thrust, II
am sorry to have been tho Innocent
cause, for even once. of you ladies
negloc,ing your morning work. As
FOR you, Mr.. Ponsby," she added.
without looking mt him. "yuu are
welcome back to Btterville; but did
you know the town as we'll ~ DO,
yOu Would nOi share ia It's idle cur
lpsity.
lit was not curiosity brought me
he'c," stummered the old bachelor /;
~ was"
But rom Jones s,cppel forward,
holding his brimless hat with both
hands while to made his best
bow.
Look here, Miss Nancy, il was
me who pnt that jb up on yer. |
hidn,t mean to harm. | knowad
what 1t was, for | seen youa wrap
pin 1t mp last night, aud comm,
thiuks 4 to myself, all it uoclS ~ a
bonnet To maso "a Woman uut'n 1t :
aud as good ur bui luck wDull
new 1t, I spotted yuur a u htugiu' on
the bacA pIrcn. 81 jest huppei
loVer about an boar ago, gpt It, au /
chnckei IL on top ths shawl, jc,t
Tor % lalk. Then, sJCin how we'll
10 took, thlnbln' | might make It
little spec, | bot my last uic,lo that
1 could cOmo mp AMI hu., her, mean.
IN tue bush boggiu yer pardon
sam DdnEn he took mo mp. AMI
wnsG was here slueezin 1t gentle
l.Nn, SOS MT 10 press 1t uIt II mp.
Air. ruu,by he come up, aud kHock-
Gd me down tor my .Impuieucc, a.
gentleman should
Daring tul- recital Miss Nln'l'.
S'."''"'n'o c"''6'' C"h7'iSI""i'f
ani AT It's co"ci'sion II idlo s.a'ie
Oruko over her thin hps.
well, TJIu,' said shc, "iam
much obliged to you for your hon
eety' lIa'"r pothInS eiSo' kno" %
must have looked very odd, bnt u
vas dark when covered it first with
he cl l'"S, 'heh leaning. t"o top
i"aV's miSh' oe exposed tire"
'he Sha"l over "s nn 'N'rH protec-
'n' l 'hohSAI ], IL was wr.' wrap
pea ~ could iisN IL outs'ds, Ipr II
Ia and uu' uI'ne
laere Vas u pInihiiv' drorpinS "i
her voice on 'h' last word "nd ,be
glanced nP sh! " ut Frter n'by'
and d ld o0t one sim, hbor-s!aiu-
ed han!'
"As Tor yon, sir. abe said, 81!
ihan& you Tor yonr courtesy, aud
WISH II very good morning.
bnt whcn fcter PonSby he'll IN
his two Dls, strong ones the little
haud5 that he bad coveted 80 many
years' tho hand that had repelied
aud yet beId hIm. and was true 10
hlm ny w'tn ho!tins Itself Irom any
other, he would not let 1t 90,
80, Nan y he said IN II broken
voice, Let me Eeop this now and
forever. will hit tue ul,auier and
all your othor bnrdeus. | know
now or estranSement was caused
by IDLE gossip We are not TO
blame. We have wasted twenty
years OF tho better part Of our lives F;
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The World AEaII,
FrJa Me N..o Yprh WJrtL Nr
GJh, lsI2.

I
3Jh, lo,2.
"Tn tho nils Of tho orgtgihod
carnival oil corruption whoa has
been going On now 50 many vaIry
months nnd years at Washington, it
il really satisfactory to catch gl.np-
ses nov and then of honesty ipr
houestys sake, aud wthoat con,rl.
Grafton OF party. Gouerl Gariall,
Of Onio, is II Republican OF RepIoll-
cans, bat 1t IS uls simple duo which
We gladly pay hlm, to admit that oo
has done more than any other slpglo
member OF LIs party during the iast
session of Congress to show that 1t
ls not impossible for II man to act
with II Congressional maiDuty, aud
yet to keep MS seIf-respoot unl tho
respect o. honest men.
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Thomns a. llcmdrIci,s of snd.

IFVWt Y 0TI-"Vf ~ w IN y VTT"TI
tr,ts tDytiHJtlR
II will tell you whom | thiuk the
Republicans sholll nominate aud
whom | consider their strongest
nan he is "A trlo man, II man pt
principle, nu h1ucst man, anl would
m,Ito II good President lor u- all.
Person ally, / CONSIDER Ain tn' best
wen you could npmlult'. refer To-
General Jlues \. Glticll Of JllO.
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sen Tnurmanani the yvorlh
From Ng Nsc Yprt writ O'l,j.y
1914, 1873.

From N3 Nuc Hprt writ O',jJ
lOth, 1873.
Senator Thurn,n lets NJ General
GulicId Of OuiO, in this a,nnblc
fashion
"Dtkes Amos swclrs That Illfoil
got ten shares. anl ,iarioll says that
he did not d. anything " thr kin ].
Thcrr was gppi dcu OF tilS blt
no proof against him. AMI | AN COM.
poii'd to say tItL GAtioii gets olt
of Il b,lt&r thin payb,ly else. "a !,
on the whole, there was not su,liclcut
evidence to fhston th5 corruption at
his door"
After considering all tho testimo-
uy, on the whul, we concur in this
view Of Mr.. Gui,ll'5 connection
with the Credit Ilbiilor.
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a Alilra ssrnj1.
Iips,,u,iuJ NE msiioi VgoH 'ctici
sane pt'Spt IS r)t3'r9" tar
dS')ttrSss.

"''''' '.''
B3ErHHES, tho worlS Ot my text
are -
| on lp,her N ,,btrl sac S,ut to lie cnf'
bptrI,
To r,t her poor dog home
lniy,., IN, ,., t,,,,,, ct,,,,rJ was
hare,
,,l .o.,,s mar l,. had u,pe
.,
lh,' p"'I'' IL "''' "'I !
iFl'h'S' carry WIN 'H''' y , ''' 81 ="
''s7'h' | P'''''' '''' " ,.',''~
'h''lhs V'''r " '.' '' '' ~
,enP' ~ 'fPE IT,, ,''.3 a. 10 '''' '''
10 ""I o'''N "''' ''''
Oh Mother daD0Ari she "en' to 'n' esp.
board,
I, gct her poor d,s bone,
N finer lIu.h,rl Won .e, WIS OH.
lfhoro hc,,, n, wnnton of ur..r..
$50 NAV prrslup sho wls al,no: a
y,l,y fr,..p ll..a. oil .,,I,uy
willow. YafI,I sl, dpvpii., DI
.l, s,t l,,n ami oo.r. .. r.,l 1
nos. !. or m.ny h.r um,p Nlt
/ sh, r,.,t 10 i,, r,,51g,L. Sud urre
Observe tntt sta, rent 10 tu cap.
board. size liiu.t hop. or skip. or
rom. or innp. or u4, ,,y n,,or r.r.
ipr,.,ic mufcc: .ur solely uuI
merely .r.Ittp the rrnrltgl.
We n,c seen that -uu wvs oil
aud lonely. auI Wo u.w mtn.r 500
tina, she Nls poor For. mark. tb'
vorIsaru ",is cupbpul % Not 'uu,
Of the cnpbprrls or the "rirht-
.hluI rn4h urd. on thr".,it.hul cup
board. OF IN, one alb ,yo. .ur tug one
hel1w. or the one nnirr tie stair
bat lust iia cuph,nrl The Que
.lttc humb.u clpbptri the poor
widow pu-su,.cs. Ant w4y ll su,
20 TO the c0rh1UrE Was 1t T..
bring for'a golden goA''t' or ghl-
tarinS pr'"b'7 stores, or '-''YAp'
pmeI, or iras's' or ANY other at
tributes oi "'r.in + r" /" q.
.hF P''r "'J " '.H. N"l only wa
tao widow poor bat urr dog tI"
'1ir prop OF Deer ag-' Was poor 700
We can im'!lho ll' f'H' ln'
poor dog crl"rn'hS "A ile corner
boxing "l~ha'.F e.. ''' t'.''''F '''-
n''ti' "ab la' "'1'N ''Ni 10 ''',
|c1I'pH.i-' "'l'' ln D.r'''''''1
mrl'e ITO oH'n '.' "I'''IA "' ''
not diSl'n'''N li| '''' l' was h'i
.hdi open or - A. ID J9-h', 4J' tH't
.lI'r d'6'
,.,...i.,...... b...l ,,.
,,,
,.,'.,....,,.l..t.lu..,
"Nhrn Hho got there l'n sn"'
tear brethren, Whnt = r'rvr'"r' i~
+ \ 'u SEQ the beauty 81 p'r~'0'a"'"
.ln dong r'Slt N'' yI "'''''
There were 40 tnrn'hI1 nni tNis'-
lnFhho sApP'n|' "nl h'' '"''' 40
leaning to The r'thl or ".''iin-7 &"
the lett. WIN s''li'n' simplicity
We are loIi 81" M mar.
And NJ" WAS us. n'h'' tH'It re'
wurlrli ;
"Iuo cupbplrl was bl"a" Il
was bare iurrl were to uc found
neither oranges nor clnr,r'p&,,.
, nor penny bans, nor gingerbread,
nor crackers, uIr nuts uur lguln.
.urttcues. Tho cupb url wa, bar.
There was but one, only on" SOLITARY
.cup9rl IA the whole ot tutl cottage
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II death loves shining mark, Why
isn't this mortality greater among the
(. vot~blscks I
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HeDry lHtierS0p's litter 10 he No,o
York Democratic msetitb Jaiy
2Sst, 1880,
"rhe truth il, General Glrli i,ll
though kindly mau, an Il man ~
| AIN persuaded, vino wJuil not d.
"A dishonest thing Tor his oVn sake.
is II partisan Oi piece VITA his
party"
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Baltimore will celebrate her one
anl fitieth anniversary dur
iug the siy LAYS beginning on O'Ip-
ber llth. The sixth duy will be
devoted to the colorea people,
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Sure enough. the audacions young
rascal mounted the steps and plac-
cd one arm tenderly around the
swaying figure, To the utter amaz-
ment OF the giggling crowd, she did
not repulse him, but stood motion
less, with his arms encircling her
lank shoulders.
Now the old bachelor, Peter Pons-
by, had been watching the curious
spectacle, as his sister -in-law sns>
pected, and when he saw the audac
ity of the yonng vagabond. Tom
Jones, he dashed down stairs with-
out bis hat, elbowed his way through
the expectant crowd, his round face
purple with rage, and his bare bald
head shining. With rs much alac>
rity as Peter could boast he leaped
the low fence, disdainiug the little
wicker gate, and reached the inter-
esting pair with three long strides.
With his open palm he struck Tom
singing blow on the ear that sent
tho young rascal spinning halt way
across tho yard. At this critical
moment who should open the door
but Hiss Nancy berself, in neat
morning wrapper, an expression oi
surprise on her still handsome face
The look of horror with which the
old bachelor regarded first her aud
then her double was lulicr Gus in
the extreme.
"Good morning, Mr.. Ponsby !!
she said, with dignity. Theu, no
ticing the queer-look figure that con
lfrouted her, she raised both hands ia
surprise. MY suubonnet T. she OK
claimed, "Who has dared to put il
on top Of my oleauder9 ?" And will
deft fingers she undid tho fastening
OF tho three garments and threw
them aside, disclosing to view a
beautiful oleander tree exactly her
Iown height. "Ah Tom Jones, thi'
has been your work. she said, espy
ing that crest fallen individual slow
ny picking himself up from q bed 0
i w.
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