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TAYLOR SrRAuDRR's CAsE.-Judge Jack
son, Of the United States Court, last week
announced his decision in the matter oil
the application OF Taylor Strauder, the col
ored wife murderer, for release or admls.
sion to bail. The arguments in the case,
it will be remembered, were made some
weeks ago. Since that time a petition
signed by some two hundred and fifty
prominent and influential citizens Of the
city has been sent into court praying that
the petition OF the prisoner be granted.
After weighing all the evidence and the
law in the case Judge Jackson concluded
that he was not justified in either dismis.
sing Strauder or admitting him to bail.
He therefore remains in prison until such
time as his case can be tried upon its
merits.
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BALLOON ASCENSION, AT the close Of the
grand street procession OF the great Fore.
paugh show, which Is to exhibit here on
2lst inst, free balloon ascension will be
made from the chow ground by Mons.
Phillippi, the partner OF the late distin.
guished aeronaut, Prof. Donaldson, who
was lost in making an ascension from the
city OF Chicago few years since.
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PERSONAL PENcILINes.-Mr. @. W. For.
KEEL, Of Rochester, one Of the most eminent
artists in the Union, is visiting his friend
Edmund Booking, In this city. Mr.. Forkel
has on exhibition at Bookings very
finely executed portrait in crayon OF
Robert Crangle, Esq, Of this city-cer.
tainly the finest portrait Of the kind in
the city. This picture was on exhibition
ct the Academy OF Design In the city OF
New York, and attracted much attention.
We have already seen q large number OF
press notices complimentary In the ex.
IRENE to Mr.. Forkel.
Mrs. Lavina Travis and her daughter,
Mrs. Haybu have returned from ten
weeks visit TO Boston.
Ed. Erues, 'the only" will be here
until alter the election.
Miss Lizzie Lazier, OF Morgantown, who
has been In the city for few days, will
return home to-day.
President Stanton, ofthe Wheeling Gar
field club, paid Steubenville visit on Sat
urday.-Skubenrille Herald Of Saturday.
7. 7. Ceckayne has been visiting OF the
residence Of his uncle, v. L. Cockayne,
near Moundsville. for several days.
I. O. Darby, Esq, has returned from
youngstown, Ohio.
Miss Martha fitzpatrick, OF Bellaire, Ia
visiting Miss Belle Devine, on the South
Side.
Miss Tillle McCombs, Of Marshall
county, 10 visiting ct the residence Of Miss
A. Baird, OF North Wheeling.
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Mr. G. W. BRAUN, in Eureka Springs
AFt thinks II pays TO follow good advice
and sends the following item, published
IN theSt. Louis Pot. DiSpateh. l had been
a snfIeler with Dyspepsia for the past
three years. Advised by friend, | used si
doee, ] experienced relief. continued
i.s use for one month and found myself
completely cured. There are 80 many
suffering with INDICATION that my advice
TO such would be: Do as | have done
take the Hamburg Drops and get cured.
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Qhe Gntelliatttter.
omce. Nm. ~ and u Fonrteenlh stre
New Advertisements

Public sale-Mary W. Bier.
Republican Ladies-Committee.
Steamer Pres Ellison.
Notice-President.
Proposals for Coal.
Republican Mass Meeting-Colonel W.
Inman Line Of steamers-John Bailie
and Thos. 0'Brien.
Carpets-Ftiend & Son. III
Wanted-AddreSs G. Fl. B.
Justice Of the Peace-Thos. Mccormick.
Dolmans, Cloaks. &c.-Brues 4 Golfer.
Twenty. i've Dollars Reward-James w.
4 Cafd-F. NJ. Henderson.
Nav Fall Goods-I. G. Dillon.
Madison District Republicans.
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Edmund BOOKING, Odd Fellows build.
ing, will have on draught this morning,
and hereafter, those celebrated mineral
waters, Geyser Spring and Saratoga. The
peculiar excellence OF these waters is well
known to all.
CHIEF TOBACCO is the "boss." II you try
1t you will use no other.
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SATURDAY. SIGHTS.
BRILLIANT PRESENTATION CEREMo-
MES AT CAPITOL sauARE.
An occasion OF upalloyed Pleasure, Such
Ms wheeling Never saw before
The Crowd Carried Away by
Entbusiasm-AAl Memoir.
able Affair.
Saturday afternoon will be long remem
bered by the members Of the

Saturday afternoon will be long remem'
bered by the members Of the
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR MARCHING CLUBS
Of Wheeling. For on Saturday occurred
the pleasantest, and at the same time the
most magnificent affair in which they
have participated this campaign. Agree,
ably to the programme heretofore printed
in the IsrELl1oENcER the regiment formed
on Main street, with the right resting on
Sixteenth. AT three o'clock, promptly,
headed by the
+st. WHEELING CITY BAND
which, en- PEASANT, has gotten to be very
attractive feature OF the Republican
parsdes, the line moved up Sixteenth to
cbapline, and up Chapline to the
north front Of the State House, where a
vay assemblage awaited their arrival.
An array OF brilliant silk, satin and bunt'
ing, with flashing spears and golden
eagles, betrayed the well.guarded secret oil
the ladies'. They had procured banner
for each marching club in the city and q
flag Iort the regiment as body. The ladies
themselves were gathered TO the number
OF several hundred, and their expectant,
smiling faces were far from the least at
lractive part oil the sight that greeted the
boys as they came to q halt at the word o.
command. The entire audience would
number several thousand. -
II was an inspiring occasion. An en-
thusastic member OF one Of the clubs was
moved to exclaim: "l'd rather be beaten
with these ladies' on our side than wiz
without them" And the expression wa
echoed by all.
The speakers stand erected for the &C
casion was
A HANDSOMELY DECORATED STRUCTURE
| in the form Of a letter L, one side beini
covered with the brilliant and beautiful
banners, guidons and flags of which thu
clubs were to be made the recipients
Below these two mammoth por
traits Of Garfield and Arthur, vel
executed in crsyon on canvass
nearly covered the front Of the stand
The other arm Of the platform was reserved
| for the orators, while reporters, visitor
and distinguished citizens found refug
from the public gaze behind the wall Q
CoI. Hugh Sterling called the meetinl
Ito order and briefly narrated thu
history OF the ladies' plan for th
presentation. The enterprise, teryenc..
and zeal they displayed in th
matter was shown by the fact that no
more than week had elapsed from tn
inception Of the idea until its consumma
ton.
written by the ladies interested to Gen
Garfield. It's conclusion was the sigma
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tsdEersisement.l
THOMAS McCoRMlcK will make au hon
est and efficient Justice OF the Peace.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., October l1.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, southerly
TO westerly winds and partly cloudy wealth
ar: in the western portions light rains with
slight changes In the barometer and colder
weather during Monday night.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause II is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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book AND JOB PRINTING-ATTHE
~ Daily Intelllgeneer job olaee you can get eli
Nos. % srd n PHnrtsanth "
CHIPPING TAGs.-WE ALWAYS
~ have on hand q full line Of DRHIHLSON8 SHIP.
PING TlGR which We are prepared % print Ct lewesi
utiosf ERRN CAMPBELL,
o and a FnUItesutb
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ATTENTION NAlLeRs l-Auothsr Lot
10000 Broken Clock Springs Just re-
's'S'd' JACOB W. esusB, Iswsl.r.
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POLITICAL HAPPENINGS.
Other Occurrences Saturday in All
Parties.
THE DEMOCRACY

w..h,,,,on Hall vas tilled with lsdie,
"AonnesoA sa. We A.. I'll. - -
ana gentlemen satuIuay niga., wno aa ~
assembled 70 witness ptesentatons anu Y x
listen 70 the remarks MI accompsinying sa snl
PRESENTATIONS. Inc pemoct ns.i iaa.es .of
some Gays nave Leen solic.tng , mone Y,
WIN which 70 purcnase nag, .i rom .a w
VINO carea 70 gtye tGwaiu NE W. pIyieS'' a Inv.
nave otoeten has t,o aa Nem t and =. W.
unfortunately Il dld not arrive ana as q
consequence anotner nag was useu. MT
y. = Long MADE inc p iesent5ansTn la speecn'
anu . :. H. 'epSon 'espoHueu 'e' Ap
pSPpn,a;n iohn M R;ych waa than called
forward H and surprised with the gift Of a
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nENTISTRY.-TO THOSE THAT De
SIDE 10 ,oye THAR natural teeth We would nay
that We arr now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 10 do 20. By the use Of 40 ELEcIso
MAGNETIC PLussRl We eau and are mAnnS oet naf
ard hHnjSotner Gold Filings, With more case 70 our
PaIents, than have heretofore been made n thh
eitS or elsewhere, without the aid Of the kleeLne
PITIer What We say We can pfoye ~ SS'"A
denomination, Call aud see for yourselves;
JAMES N. SURGISON sOEl
~, M iit0 Market st., Wheeling. W. Va,
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will likeit.
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ADVERTISEMENT .,
Dos'r fail to vote for Mccormick, for
Justice Of the Peace in Clay district.
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tup Pihh'
Mrs. Dr.J. @. Hupp, Mrs. VIM. James,
Mrs. J. ]. Jones, Mrs. A. Pollack,
Mrs. John Ffew, Mrs. Hugh Sterling,
Mrs. George PAUL. Mrs. Alex. Laughlin,
Mrs. A.W. Campbell, Mrs. Saml Laughlin,
Mrs. A. Howell, Mrs. !. G. Dillon,
Mrs. James Paxton, Mrs. Peterson,
Mrs. VIM. Simpson, Mrs. Jos. spiedel,
Mrs. Joe Elson, Mrs. Irwin,
Mrs. DR.. Mccoy, Mrs. Vance,
Mrs. J. BOYD, Mrs. Reymann,
Mrs. /, Warren, Mrs. B. F. Caldwell,
Mrs. Tom Edwards, Mrs. VIM. johnson,
Mrs. Judge Cochran Mrs. Wood Glass,
Mrs. W. Holiday, Mrs. 9. K. Wheat,
Mrs. B. B. Doyener, Mrs. J. Snyder,
Mrs. Newt Lynch, Miss Matte Taylor,
Mrs. VIM. Travis, Mrs. Geo. r. Taylor,
Mrs. George Wise, Miss Matte Hubbard
Mrs. s. o. Taylor, Mics Callie Garrard,
Mrs. H. Harden, Mrs. Van Hall,
Mrs. Dean. Mrs, 0esterling,
Mrs. Joe Seybold. Mrs. John Motiatt,
Mrs. DR.. Pipes. Mrs. T. @. Moffatt,
Mrs. Henry List, Mrs. A. L. Rice,
Mrs. Dan List, IT,, Miss Bertha Pollock,
Mrs. Behrens, Miss Adelia Pollock,
Mrs. Nesbitt, Miss Eta Dillon,
Mrs. Geo. Caldwell, Mrs. Dave Daird,
Mrs. Capt. Carlin, Mrs. H:rry,
Mrs. J. Rhodes, Mrs. Lancaster,
Mrs. G. Hubbard, Mrs. ]. L. Dickey,
Mrs. g. W. Atkinson, Mrs. Prayer,
Misses Remick, Mrs. Lingen,
Misses Smyth, Mrs. Gutman,
Miss Minnie Hall, Miss Cora Zane,
Miss Lottie Jetfers, Miss Ellie Halstead,
Miss Sallie Thoburn. Miss Ella Cochran,
Miss Emma Bodley, Mrs. Truxell,
Miss Kate Elson, Mrs. Lancaster,
Mrs. Sadie Robson, Mrs. Belle Robb,
Mrs. Ben Fisher, Miss Dell Faddeu,
Mrs. Castle, Miss Sue Metcalf,
Mrs. will Carothers, Miss Minnie Hall,
Mrs. DR.. Hildreth, Mrs. VIM. Philips,
Mrs. De. PEEK, Miss Lynch,
Mrs. R. Hornb,pok, Mrs. Jacob Snyder.
We regret exceedingly that it was i'm
possible to make the list yet more com.
plete. We shall take pleasure in making
additions or corrections hereafter II those
interested will suggest them.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows The range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at Schnepl's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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CHIEF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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VorE for Thomas Mccormick for Justice
OF the Peace in Clay district, tomorrow.
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au1IoR Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New hcLure
House Sample Rooms.
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II you want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco.
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LOCAL LACoNIcs.
Brief Note and Comment on Current Cit,
Events. ....

UPSIDE down-the down on o goose's
back.
The Pittsburgh Exposition closed last
Saturday alter successful season.
LOUIS CoLwAR and bride were serenaded
Saturday night by the Germania Singing
Society.
Mr. JOHN PRINCE, formerly heater in
the Top mill, has accepted position at
the La Belle mill.
The G. o. F. Dancing Club gave pleas.
ant reception at Mrs. Anderson's, Tenth
and Main streets, last Saturday night.
THE Committee on Fire Department will
meet at the Atlantic Engine House this
morning for the purpose OF testing the
new Gamewell alarm, and passing upon
its merits.
JOHN SlPPLE, a Top Mill coal digger, was
knocked down and rendered insensible by
one OF the horses at the Fair Grounds Sat.
nrday afternoon. His injuries are not
dangerous.
UNCLE JonN KEMPLR, one OF the Oldest
steamboat stewards on the upper Ohio, Is
filling Samuel Litten's place on the Dur.
nal, Mr.. Litten having been badly burned
by the explosion OF lamp.
AMONG those who will take part in the
concert, compliment ry to Mrs. N. E.
Whitaker, we notice the names Of Mrs.
George B. Caldwell, Mrs. E. s. and Fred
Norton, O. Y. Lucas and others.
We understand an irrepressible smile
which almost broadened into laugh,
crossed the faces OF the large audience
present at the English Lutheran Church
yesterday, when out Of six infants pre-.
scented for Baptism-three boys and three
girls-the boys were all named Garfield"
by their parents.
The races on the Island Saturday after.
noon were well attended. "Dandy Dick"
"Zepin Lee, Birdie" and Frank Blond,
were entered for the free for all test.
"Dandy Dick" won. Louis F." beat
Lady F." in the running race. In the
pacing race "Clara," "Kitty Mack"
Lucy" and Cowboy" were matched,
but "Clara" won in three straight heats.
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|. BLUM & BROS,
nO4 Main Street.

Our assortments are always kertup TO the
,IShest nUints OF excellence. We endeayor
to have : hat everybody wants at the lowest
possible prices. ILL.,, .,..vu
welcome. .,,,u..;oo "a
hnv OSt
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

7An1s4!s 81 a Ta;s.7 q
q 81 IS Is 70 70
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SATURDAY.

,..n,,xiss'SS.s.1snI7A.nla ST.. NJ s.s
q IS IS 81 20 "a o.
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the chapel was crowded, to hear the an.
nual Harvest discourse. Rev. DR.. steck
having failed to come on account OF sore
throat, the pastor OF the church, Rev. s.
B. Barnitz, preached from Joel iii:l3. "Put
ye in the sickle, for the harvest is ripe"
The beautiful hymn
"coae ye thankful people come"
and the Benediction closed the exercises
Of very profitable and pleasant day
among the Evan. Lutheran and their
many friends.
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MADISON DISTRICT
A REPUBLICANS. ATTENTION

There will BE- meeting OF the Seventh Ward Gar r
aeld and Arthur Club (Ciyil orGaniz itIon1 at u.
WiVwNm this evening". Every Republican In MaaisoE
SrtIi ny ORDER OF THE RESInENT.
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the present prosperity Of the country, and
which has given what ! call a Republican
liberty regulated by law. [Applause-
Now, ladies, We do assure you that we
will not only work and march. but tois
[cheersl to sustain the principles which
this beautiful banner represents and the
party with whom we are identified, that
peace, prosperity and equal rights may be
perpetuated throughout the entire length
and bredth Of this grand and glorious
Republic, and here, ladies, permit me to
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Below will be found some Of the names
of the ladies' who participated in the flag
and banner presentations at some stage oil
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rag oRgRNBACKERs.

The Greenbackers turned oat largely
Saturday night and had a most creditable
demonstration. Col. George Crumbacker
acted as Chief Marshal and Of course the
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THE SERVICES.

were commenced at 9:45 A. NJ, by praise
and prayer meeting led by the pastor,
which was followed by the morning ser.
vice and the administration Of the sacra,
ments Of Baptism and the Holy Supper.
Nearly every seat was occupied. and the
services were peculiarly solemn througout.
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We regret exceedingly that 1t was i'm
possible to make the list yet more com
plete. We shall take pleasure in making
additions or corrections hereafter II thost
interested will suggest them.
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After the regular programme had been
gone through with, the master Of cere'
monies announced that the Second and
Third ward club was to be further hon.
ored by the presentation by their own
lady friends 10 their districts OF q hand.
some marching flag Of bunting. He In
troduced.
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a citizen Of Cameron, holding clerkship
in one Of tie Government departments at
Washington. He in brief speech ten
dered the ladies, gift to the boys, whose
reply was made by w. j. W. Cowden,
Esq. 49,.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM

Many members and friends OF the church
and school contributed flowers, time and
hard work to make the occssion one Of
profit and interest. And they succeeded.
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Ducling.

In the days Of Peter the Great,
dueling in Russia went very much out
Of the fashion, by re ason Of that mon
arch's passing an edict that any man
who challenged another should be
hanged, whether the meeting took
place or not. General Zass and
Prince Dolgoroucki, nevertheless dis
covered a means Of repairing their
wounded honor. i.aa 9a4 ~
We may. not fight, Prince" said
the General; "but let us both stand in
yondcr embrasure against which the
enemy are directing their fire, and re-
main there till one Of us is struck"
The sagacious proposal being accept
ed, both accordingly repaired to the
spot indicated, and, in the presence Of
their own army, as we'll as that Of Swe-
den, '.stood erect with one hand on the
hip, and looking tercely at each other
until the Prince was cut in two by a
cannon ball" II this proceeding was
not very sensible. it was at least fair
one; and the same may be said of that
professional proposal Of the physician
who suggested that himself and his RI
val should select at random from cou.
pie Of pills, the one poisonous and the
other innocuous. A duel between a
barber and grocer with razors result
od,on the contrary Gas might have been
expected in the victory Of the former,
who had, Of course, precisely.the same
advantages as is enjoyed with pistols
by the better shot.--Eransrilfa Cou-
rier.
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Nobody will Ever See II.


A short time ago we called upon a
certain party in business in Vallejo,
and asked him why he did not adver-
tise5 in the Chronicle.
"Oh, because. The answered, "what's
the ule? Nobody will ever see it,"
"fou're mistaken" said we; "evcry
page in our paper is read. ''.s. z
"Nonsensel'' he replied; even ifthcy
did read my d.,people would never
think Of itagain. Idon't want to ad-
vertise." 4anfr
"But--"
"No buts at all. ! don't want to adj
vertise,and don't bother ME any more;
I'm busy" "Eot ~ NNl ~ N'p 8 Si"i
And he walked backed into his store
and stranglcd poor little fly that
was helping itself from barrel of sn.
gar. Time passed and we nesor again
intimated advertisement" to him,al-
though meeting him daily. Yesterday
the gentleman called at our sanctum,
looking little uncertain as to how he
would bc received, we cherished no
hard feelings, and motioned him to a
chair. -.., .'s -
81 suppose You heard Of that little
affair Of mine bclow?"
e'"Oh, yes" said we: "that escapade
on Kearney street night before last?
Yes, we've got all the particulars"
"Hushl Not SO loud. please" said
he, "Of course you are going to say
nothing in hepaper about it?"
"And why not? It's a matter Of
interest to your friends, people general
ly."
"Hcayens!Why it would ruin mel'
"Oh. no, guess not Nobody will ever
see it."
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- - -
Godey's Lady's Book for June.

r, n,oe, attractive ,,,,,o, s,u 81
,,ood thing. rom covar =, nnvsr
E;rSt Dar,sy,a oxn,;s;,o ,,,ns,rs,;',,.
r.as,s [ ns ,So no~,ih,r nr.h;n n ran';I
r. 10 na u, aii IL ~" era.,,,s % ..,;n. ," .sn;,,
,,mw;,,;na,v @ III 40 sshoni y mn;,o NJ
,nn,hor rI;a,sn ~ ,,d ~ liz .;.,or ~ a,,,,,aa
' ~ ,,.nara,,o" a." a,,on 49,. .,,,'n.o,;o'. ' n.
as ss" 80 nv. s'".."."" s, "e.o
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woman's Tears.
lNew YORK Herald,


Stop this scientific business where
it is. and don't let it go auy further.
1t is robbiuy life Of all that is worth
living for. Only short time ago
one Of these scientific joskins analysed
a tear that had trickled down upon
the cheek OF lady who wanted new
dress. and he found it to contain phos-
phate Of lime, chloride of sodium and
water. Ever since reading that analy-
sis we have lost faith in tears, and no
matter what person is believing
about, we can only look at the tears as
they flow over beauty's cheek, and
think Of the phosphate Of lime. chlo-
ride Of sodium and water. That in
fernal analysis has knocked all the
poetry ont Of tears for us, and we feel
ns though VIC wanted our money back.
If the scientist will refund what he
has taken from us he can have his old
analysis. We would like to throw
him in a corner and jump on him.
He has robbed us. Oh! give us back
those other days, when tears were
tears and not chloride Of sodium and
other nauseating drugs.
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THE OLD oAKEN BUCKET.


..
win what anguish OF mind l remember my
cnil'ihoot,
Recalled IN the light OF knowledge sincs
gained;
The malarlons farm; the wet fungus-grown
wildwood;
The ehills then contracted that since have re-
The scum-coyered duck-pond; the pig-sty
H.. CLOSE Siosc " u; 49,.
ihe uitch where the sour-smelling horse
r,, drainage .,aII.. felii .,,. A..
Inc uhnip, shnied dweiling; the f0ui barn
I'm, xa,r Sara ,h nigh ~ III ,,., ,..,,, anal,
AMI the OLD oaken bucket, the moss.crusted
M, nucket,
Inc moss, covered bucket that hung In the
We'll
,,..., ~ :.
Just think OF IL! Moss In the vessel that
lifted
Ere knew what professors aud scieutist'
T., -, glisu r. d
IN ,, .he water OF wells ny analyslS hnd,
mn the rottirg wo"d nber, the oxide OF iron,
ny Tha a'gT, .ne 'ross.. unusual w., @ slie'
INC wshr-iinl,tirc Ms the verses OF byron
Are the things ! remember with tears In my
eyes,
Ana 70 1i the shd truth-hnn shutder te
tnink Il
'eons'acrra s 's, .aa. water uneommoniy clear, II.
Anu oiten NJ noon, whuh went 70 drink IT,
enJoyeu y as much as now enjoy beer,
now hruent ! sei<ou u Win hanus tha'
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