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Doneehy Bros. carry the largest
stock of boots shoes, hats and gloves in
North Missouri.
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Good sugar IL pounds fol- Sl.0Q. al
DeRemers.
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FOR SALE. Fine stock farm of l60
ac-rs. I2a in cultivation. with 20 acres Il tim.
Ter un'e half mile distant. Good house sta
bic for horses. Two good wells and about ..t1
fruit trees VIII sell al a bargain or trade for
smaller firm. Good stock range adjacent
a. 1loc for further Information
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4. Slinrarlani has complete set of
lite abstract books. ". side square 30
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Look Out!

New line of corsets at the New York
Store.
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When the farmers bring load ofhay
Or corn to town now they do not have
to wait long to make sale of it at a
good price.
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Large line of Laces and Fringes lust
rived at Brewingtons.
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Fine confectioneries, cigars, and to
hacco at Guipe's. south side square.
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The philosopher Is mad again Too
bad Too bad,
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John Wilkes
for family groceries
east side square.
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Everything new, fresh and good at
5eReamer's new grocery.
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Ladies so TO noneghy Bros. for
childrenS' school shoes.
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a good many of the horses through
the surrounding country as well as in
town arc affected with tie epizootic.
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". J. Wilkes for wagons.
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Good sugar 10 pounds for 800 at
DeRemcr'S.
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Hon. +. NJ. Harrington has made a
discovery.
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Such & Cos. lead on heavy goods, new
supply just received.
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Fine line of teas, coffees and sugars
at DISCLAIMERS.
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Just received. New goods at Geo.
R. Brewington's, East side square.
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LIVE STOCK.
Hogs, per hundred pounds, 50 70 20 Cat
lie per humid. ms = TO ? -. Calves per loo
lbs 81 to % sheep per head, 2 90 10 . n
Timothy, per ton. 81 90 Prairie. do IS %
Hungarian, do ~ 90 Millet do a. ~.
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DeReamerts New Grocery Store.
south side square.

MARRIED-By Rev. j. Herbert, At his
residence in Brashear Nov. 21st, II.
F. SrRocx and Mrs. Cordelia RiDoE,
both Of Brashear, No.
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ANY parties desiring TO trade land
Tor stocks Il goods. should rail on Gri.g- "
Picker, ~ they have aow on hands six differ
cni stocks 10 exchange COY improved farms in
Adair county. Nc money required.
IF GRIsG> ~ P,CKLEG,
kirksvillc. Mo.
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The pressure brought to bear
against the new job Office was so
strong that it could not stand. SO it was
swallowed after division. The same
thing WAS tried with the GRAPHIC, but
it only grew stronger under the Won
derful efforts of its enemies. Go in,
boys; i is only fun for us.
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The second quarterly meeting of the
i. &. church will be held at Brashear
Dec. letn and 18th.
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Normal students get your fine shop
made boots at Ilgenfritz only $500.
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Doneghy Bros. Tor ladies misses and
childIen's tine shoes.
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Pumpkin -four. Try it at Osen-
baughs.
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FOR SALE-20o acres tim ser land
within three miles of kirksvilie. will be
,o.G Z i acre tracts veIv cheap.
\. SIINGEELAND.
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Cash for butter and eggs at De-
Reamers grocery store.
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A number of people are coming into
this county now on the lookout for
homes. Some are from the east and
some are from the west. The indica-
tons for an immigration boom to this
part Of the state are good This is one
Of the best portions of the state, and
homes, good homes, too. can now be
had at reasonable rates.
Big reduction on all goods at Mrs.
,iarchand's.
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Doneghy Bros. ler cheap goods.
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Fine line of pipes, cigars and tobac
COS at the Quincy grocery store.
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Millinery.

At cost for 50 days at Mrs. Mar
chand's.
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Buy of Brewington.

Buy of Brewington.
We have lost another subscriber.
". T. Strock, of Brashear, ordered US to
stop Mrs. c. c. Ridges paper, and adds:
AS her name is changed to Mrs. NJ. F.
Strock, and | am taking the paper We
think one viii do both of u.s." Well.
we are sorry to loose subscriber but
congratulate friend Strocx on having
gained a wife. Shake.
For flannel underwear the New York
Store can't be beat. Underwear of all
kinds cheaper than elswhere, and don
you forget it, New goods daily arriv-
my.
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the n. 7. Store only, Ga cts.
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Call at Mrs. Gill's gallery, on the
west side. for photographs or gems.
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GOOD sugar 10 pounds for sl.00 at
DcRemers.
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Don t YOU forget Doneghy Bros.
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Doneghy Bros. for winter caps.
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If there is a man in Adair county
who has not bought goods of Doneghy
Bros, Jet HIM stand M and say so.
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THE MARKETS.

l.. WV. 6CbU
| FLOUR.-Fancy 3 1905 IS, choies
s. oo@5 80, family 81 SD05 %.
| WHEAT.-No. red 81 9HNl 91<.
No. 3 red at 05@l 05h.. No. az,
Mediterrean 054@1 03H.
CoRs-No mixed HilG4311S
OArs.-31@32
| RyE-S6@S9.
| HAY.-Prairis 9 5OGIo rs. mixed
IL prime timothy 1l25o015 %.
choice Is 0OG16 50.
| BUrTxR-We quote: Creamery-
| Fancy. - choice % !b35; seconds 2O42
Ddirv-Fancy %: choice 20G22; medi-
um l2is@l5; prime 17@1S; lev Grade
ll@i3: and nearby make llg15, Top
rate for fancy Roil-12G14c for near
by: lo@22c for northern.
EGGs.-Sales Of choice maxi Ct a.
HOGS,
There were liberal receipts almost
everywhere, and sales in the morning
We're little slow to begin. but Q good
decree Of activity followed after trade
once began. but there was en- easing of
sc e 100 on packing hogs, particularly
Of coarse grades. and of 5al0c on light
hogs. We quote light hogs a. 81 $50
/ -, bulk at 81 25@. 80; packing hogs,
81 5U9t 20; heavy shipping and select
heavy. 81 fo15 IS. Good smooth pack
ing hogs and fine butcher and lard hogs
held w very well. and it is noticeable
that as fine goes on the difference be-
tween the price of lily matUred hogs
and the price Of choice well ripened
hos grows wider and more distinct
Tie lard hog bids fair to be an infre-
queut animal. The close was easy
throughout.
CATTLE
Choice native steers. 70 56to4 70
Prime natlveSteers, average
100 to 1870 tbi... 4 75to5 90
Good to prime steers, az. l.
TO to 1856 rbs. 4 26.o4 81
Common to good grass steers 8 59tO4 %
Good to prime native feed
ing steers, av. 1000 TO l.
200 ID, nominal ....... 8 5]to4 %
Far native stock stsers, a7.
$50 to $50, nominal :. 2 s5to2 81.
Good to prime native COVE
and heifars. ..... , S5to3 30
Common to fair native cows 2 25to2 IS
Fair 10 good corn fed Texan
steers ...........3 25to3 IS
Fair to good Colorado steers 75to4 Is
COMMON to good grass lex
ans ................. 2 G0to2 Is
HoRS
Common Plugs 70 30
food Plugs Observation-Disclosures IS to is
southern Plantation, good. 65 to $40
southern Plantation, extra. 80 to 100
,treeters Is to IS
addia horses. common, 49,. 81 to 100
addle horses, good .....-... 90 to 100
adIle herses. extra .135 to l60
Drivers ...... 80 to 90
Drivers. good TO extra. .... 100 70 $50
ieavy draft. 1900 TO 1850 70. 10 to Us
- extra 400 to 1850. .14O 70 16O
MULES.
1 hands. .......... 4 60 70 10
Il. ...... 90 to 1ls
) ............ 10 20 lD
~ I" .... 10 10 10
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z you want pair of rubber boot.
call at Such L Cos.
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Coachmans gray in dress goods and
trimmings at Rrewingtons.
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Rev. J. ]. Bentley preached the
Thanksgiving sermon at Sabbath Home
and Elder W. H. Turner that at Edna.
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MONEY.

TO loan at ! per cent. on long time.
Iii crest payable semi-annually.
|. S. Pool,
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Stoves. Stoves! {!

The gold medal cook stove.
The gold coin. hard coal, base bur Ter
best heater in the market.
\ full line of all the standard heat
ing and cooking stoves.
Hardware, cutlery. etc. Call at
NJ T. DEREAMERs.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-27

r.r;,,h,. Advertising Rates based on actual
hs.irrulaiiun. The advertiser gets just villa,
=. nav. for-Io more no less.
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DEATHS DOINGs !!
A Record of the Week +!
A Suicide-Whisky's Work---Fatal
Accident---Crushed by the Cars

The present week seams to have been
prolific with serious accidents. and
deaths in this vicinity. Our Greentop
correspondent gives the particulars of
the
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FOX SALE OR TRADED acres govern
mcnt >u-ty, in Arboryillr, Polk county, Ne
h-a-ka. ~ acres under cultivation. Young
hei-c- and trees, good 7rIl. i-c. Adjacent to
schools, churches anu } railroads Apply at
II Office.
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* a T--7

HAI-Tvo tons Of good timothy hay want
ei ny !. Russell. near The Normqi.
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For your Knickerbocker goods so tt
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Doneghy Bros for hand made boots
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The second term of the State Normal
is well under way.
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waateS--o-IA-l.

Persons having Farms or town prop
c-tr Ia sell rent or trade 10 call nj the Graphic
Rsal Estate Advertising Agency Parties de-
string help af any kind. or person, desiring
employment. should make flicir.waniS known
through his Agency. For particulars apply
AZ thi, Office.
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FOR SALE-Splendid Charter Oak He>er-
xoir Cook stove. -aod.as new, and cheap, al
Hopes ID - store.
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Ter Sale

FOR SALE-HOCSE and lots in
Np-ihe.,; part OF town. VIII be sold al i
bargain. Apply al this Office.
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Try the genuine Java coffee at De.
Rsamers.
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J. II. wi0rd.

Best kid gloves at Brewington's.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-27

a fresh lot Of very fine teas just re-
ceived at Osenbaugh's Quincy Grocery
call and try them.
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Doneghy Bros. for good goods and
low prices.
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Ladies call at Mrs. Marchand's and
get millinery goods at cost.
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BUrTzR.-We quote: Cresmery-
Fancy. - choice % !63S; seconds D42
Dairy-Fancy %: choice 20|22; medi-
um l2is@l5; prime l7@1S; lew Grade
l1@i3; and nearby make 11@15, Top
rate for fancy. Roil-12G14c for near
by: lo@22c for northern.
EGGs.-Sales Of choice maxi Ct u.
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Do you want a good heating or cook
stove? Call on NJ. T. DeReamer.
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DR. S!ively writing from Cincinnati
Ohio says he looks for the GRAaaIc
with a much anxiety rs he does a letter
from home, and that failing to get his
paper last week. lie is not happy. The
Graphic Is mailed to the doctor address
regularly every week.
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". J. Wilkes for hardware.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-13
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE.

Dr.. GIBBONS
DISrEuSA1Y.
600 HARNKyS n.
O1O corner of Cen.
0srces1 street. 0sb
HWociae6. EuGnh1jsh
IL 16S4, fer ths treat
meat 81 0A0uAI ind go.
lna1 Dlseansa, inch 9
8ooorFhaa. 0DOoe,
|seslceur.s SyphiIis
N al a. Gssnusa -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-13
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

II . nsver-failing Cure
fcr Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Vitality.
seminal Wes kneus.
6perinsso rh3s. LOST
MANHOOD. lmpoesn
cy. Paralysis. aud all
the Terrible Effects Of
Self . Asee. Youthful
fOlltes, and exceusapo IL
mAturer ytaE1 such
- Ieos 81 Memoir.
I .assfkudA Hoekupmal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-13
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.

There .rs SO Mormon cturche. 10
Eagla aud and Ireland
The Salvation Army has brigade Of
about 700 members in the Ubited
PkilIips Bnoks's Trinity Church.
Boston. gave &31. 1896 for charitable pur.
poses last year..
The Americsn Sunday School Union
has expended t2.5O0. 600 for missions
in Its history Of sixty Eve years
More tbsn thirty Presbyterians were
carried Tito the House Of Commons on
t6sswavs u NJ Gladstoos's triumph.
There VS. only one graduate Of Yale
College among the twenty five grsdu-
.tes Of tbs Yale Divinity School. Msy
18th.
Bishop Stevens. of Philadelphia. con.
deInLs aurculsr confession on individ.
uAl. social, political and theological
grounds.
The late Sanford Il Church. Chief
Justice Of the Court Of Appeals. Was
very regular attendant Of the Episcopal
Church.
Italy has allowed Protestant prssch.
ing only twenty years. but hardly .
town Ut any importance 10 row without
Protestant Church.
For The education Of negroes At the
South the American Missionary Asso.
citation has expended %. 900 600 during
La La - sssrak0a0
At the last Drew Seminary com
u,encenssut in the Methodist Church
~ Asdison. n. H.. thirty.thr,e young
ministers we're graduated.
Spusgeon b one 81 seventsen children.
.h<is mothss one Of twenty-two. lie
WAS converted . Methodist, and began
to preach at sixteen years Of age.
Buffalo hiss 15O.O0O Inhabitants, but
wss without . Congregational Church
until Sunday. May 2d, when Secretary
Holbrook organized ous with 81 msm.
bers. s-s
In the, British Parliament oil bat
fousof she disoeetiue nembsrs are
Liberals. end oil Of thsn favor the die.
lsna. 60
~ o,.u.;.h.-, v,.. a...~...
who charged the Mosnon Charck With
having defsanded their fathers heirs
Of million dollars. hsve been excon-
'nuu'cssoo.
The Archbishop Of Qaelsec expects
Canadian Ronan Catholics to keep the
bsobssh. ne warns them. against ex-
cuYNo plsaeers pasttes. ws1hs and
drsere eattas day.
RNRE MscArthar has BEEN pastor
OF Calvsry baptist Church, in New
Yssk eaysaes, sud dusioR that tins
histpeqble have given "a average or
~. Oo4 ayesS - Sooss olepce.
kH.&isAe ~ e,.,sa.,o. - a..
RSi. IN i. .oia Is. ~" xm.,;ss.
Mil. sor;.., n. conss;.ns;,n sn.s 49, -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-13
A WOMAN,s wIsDoM.

A WOMAN's wIsDoM.
Yon blame Ne that cannot love,
As you can love. my friend;
Yen call me hssrtless Of faith
Because my fancies endl
do not say IL il not true;
oh. no. yonr words are right;
Bat you who love. and / who laugh.
Which gains most 10 the fehtI
AID why. if you we're seeking love,
Should yoa have turned ~ me p
l. Win Of ell who meet yonr gaze
Have sworn inconsistency
Ga further yet, poor heart. ADD o. k
For one Who still can give;
Or. il ynar heartbresk prove too shsrp,
Curse me. my friend-and live.
Yesi Ones I cursed-and lived. Alssl
';is better far 10 die
H.nd. tDsrkiy cIsspsd aud prsyerfui
Eye. apturned TO the sky.
loved to weil--ss you. my friend,
Are loving me this hour:
Such loves die hard. are cursed. we
know,
With overwhelming power.
Ny love went OUTS yours will do
But sftss many years;
Aud 10 those years ] VAS not glad,
Add bitter we're ny tears.
Ny love was like your love. my
friend
IL INST with no rsturn.
In spite 0f passi0nste appeal.
In spite Ut words thst burn.
Isus. you who love. and ! who laugh,
May part at least in peace;
One day you'll thsnk uis for my words,
One day your p.is vail cesse.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-13

A Nashville shawsaaz hired : nar.
veloasly ugly and nisshapss ssgro. pat
hin Into : huge trough Of mud. and
exhibited him . : human bog" But
ths ~ Ps6r1d 49, I'D vas soe hisl
nAtPenl e3smnt ~ sneeaing cold and
dyiAg q tnea1npdiss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-09
THE DAIRY.

~ IHE English consumed last year 187,-
OOO,OOO pounds Of American cheese, as
against l2l 100000 the previous ysar.
DENMARK exports more butter than
tne United states, although she has but
ohe-tWentleth as many cows as we, and
~ oosls twice rs much TO produce but
ter there as here.
IHE Grocer thinks that II the dairy
interest continues 10 increase as 10 has
been doing heretofore, in a few years
hence no other country need make but
Ter and cheese, as this country will be
able to supply the requirements Of the
world at a low rate and OF a better
quality than they can make It them
selves.
WATER from a swamp is not good for
COWS to drink. 1t seriously affects the
milk, and Of course she butter made
from It. Nor should they be allowed
to drink from pools in which they
stand, or in which their droppines are
deposited. A great deal of the success
OF dairy depends on a supply of good,
DANIEL II. RICE Of Barre, Mass,
owned native COW which gave the
hrst ten days in June 371 lbs. of milk,
which made l9 lbs. of butter-about
10! lbs. of milk for pound of butter.
The first ten days in September she
gave 3ll lbs. of milk, which made 16
lbs. of butter, the percentage Of butter
about the same as in June. The falling
OFF in milk from June to September,
was only lbs. per day-something re-
markable.
AVOID all five or ten minutes churns,
that have an action on the cream. Such
churns injure the grain of the batter.
and will be sure TO tell against the but
ter when it is placed upon the market
The best temperature atwhich TO churn
IN cold weather is 62 deg, and go deg.
IN warm weather. Churn only until
the butter has come in small particles,
and never allow it to mass before draw
ing otfthe buttermilk. Draw of the but
termilk into a clean vessel, so that, il
any small particles of butter escape,
they can be returned to the churn. Let
the butter drain well; then wash with
pure cold water. Mind that your water
is pure, anduse itfreely the butter
milk is expelled. Then the butter will |
be found in little particles, just ready
to receive the salt, which should be |
good, and one ounce to the pound
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-09

TOM DALE, Captain of the Canadian
Cricket Club, who has been arrested
for desertion from the British army on
ms arrival, with his team, in England,
owes his trouble to too much matrimo-
ny. de left wife in England when he
came to America, but soon afterward
married a woman of Natchez, Miss.
The English wife followed him across
the ocean and had him arrested for big
amy but she consented, for pay, to his
getting a divorce from her and malry-
ing the Natchez wife over again. She
assured him, also, that she had OBJ
tanned a promise from Sir Garnet Wolse-
ley that he could visit England without
danger of punishment for desertion.
ihls representation seems to have been
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-09
TIRE HILL or LIFE.

WE only ask, my heart and I.
A little peace, little resb.
we've travelled far, my heart and
And none responds to our redueat
Ihe hill OF life n steep and hiRh.
Anu bhorns che grasses underlie
We know IL well-my heart and
We've had our foes, my heart and I:
we've had our loves, my heart and T.
So, Who're friendship ends.
we've biu hundred loves good-by.
we've seen n hundred friendships die.
aye, that we have-my heart and /.
we've mot with soOrn, my heart and 1;
~, we've met with praise:
When envy let his arrows ny
To mar our DAYS,
Me'd laugh TO see them pass us by;
~ cunning forged subtle lie,
we would his hendish arts defy,
Andfoil our foes-mY heart andL
When beauty, blushing sweet and shy,
., would, unaware,
tlerce my warm heart with glances sly,
We'd shun the,snare.
Old trout avoid the anglers fly,
And taithless hearts would yainly try
To separate my heart and l.
Now here we are, my heart andI,
While far below
We hear the murmuring nations cry,
Andreap and SOW;
We've sown and reaped, my heart and L.
Anu only ask i'm peace to die
God grant us rest, my heart and II
Irish Times.