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A DEATH.BLOW.

"A. UEAIH~BLUW. |
The Reply Of the Supreme
Court to the Maine
Fuslonists.
a Unanimous Opinion that
Their Legislature Is
illegal,
And that the Republican
Body Is the Only
Rightful One.
GarcclOn's Action III ignoring
tho Former Decision
Condemned,
And The Fusion Method Of Construct
Ing a Quorum Properly
Stigmatized.
"Gov." Smith Decides to Lay
Down His Empty
Honors, -
And Most Of tho Outs Have Como
to the Conclusion to
Go In.
Gen. Garfield Writes d Letter
Favoring Sherman's Pres.
idential Aspirations.
The Grant Boom in Pennsylvania
Gets Another Very Hard
Setback.
, 1880-01-28

3lr. Goode, Chairman OF tho Committee on
tbs Yorktown Celebration, reported bill.
, 1880-01-28

~ thnIr hnntls by twuntyvo ycnrs s,t consp!o.
ss ssy R1'' s ss wsoIs ts = e sss i.spSisss oas!y
tS~ tsret, u in ~ ISnnklnx tss ie.,,mptioa iaw
an % Settor hasis 'ia" n ns;.ro m q tho faot that
ao,na Republicans do not inlorao Ill Of his opln:
nHt nm who as s Sa eTpsGt 3t
vIaws, and iii 1nAn without opinions Is worthy
thy support 1f q great parsty; ,u,, ,ao,,. xo
ettaoH on III athcr eani,!atos Thsy shau fatriy
nnd generously recuK1lzo tho merits Ut NIL. ht1t
seX 1shhs tss hatopps +. tS nj kVc s
him thoir united nid cersi'a4 s''Rnst: m1,rsy vnry
| IL 1IE To liz WITHDRAWN FROM THE rnEsi-
DENTAL cANI.IEACy. At THE rENNbiL-
vANIA CONVENTIONS?
-Dnp,tth to ctaetnMatt tnm'Atrs.ae tiH1. Htpl.
PlGli.ApE1.PiIfA, H., Jan; A.-WaslllnEton
correspondence cEcatct quito fntter hero
"trustworthy suurees " Indicates the sud.tal.
Termination Of Grants candidacy for thIr,!
term. They "a ~ fnr as to sty that persolinl
sds ef 19m y is cy VINO Te ors g hS
Pe'ilsylvaNls Republican state Conye,ntipfn, n,
declaration WIN be made taking him out OF
u tieerse 'tsi e " Ss ci!|s md sx-sccrptary Boris
Grant has III this city, but being questioned
| they both deny any kiUWleuRH OF lna ell1-
ietf, saying thAl ths first intimatloN Of. such
Ill. itlpn they gut from the sourcs ,l,entlonetl;;
Nir, ChtNlH gtlrs further nnd sRyB fle recelyetl
4 i lsttsr o.. Saturday from den. Grant Il,
which the Inter expresses great enthusiasm l,
over Wiint he saw In FlurllR. llo says lle
Will rel!lutn IN Havana about Week. thel'
~ 10 Sun Domingo. YYcatan, etc., at'a A., +,
expectB to meet 0en. Patterson ae tlle
: latter port, 20 they can travel togethet
| thron9fl MOxtrO. Gell Grant tlDes not TX,
ppct Ia SEQ Alr. Chtlt!s OF any Of hls personal
.. friends agatn until hB meets them At Long
D Notwithstanding t1ilscautton on the p9rt Of
Gen. Grants fslsIlda here, It ia celtal1 tha
, there Is deep.scatcd anxiety allon4 then
8 may DO said 10 have been FIRST crys,
4 Xii he leading Journals viii hny'
editorial, III the morning &n this. rcp0rtct
:; Intention to withdraw urant, and Col. NJ
y Ciure, of t!ia 1inacs, anaht.leatls his remark
D | Iiu says; "'Ihe ovation to Grant hi Phlla
r Ielpbfa was THO gran4est ever given to aii.
y man III our lalld. bit thu day he Ceased to b
. dur guest ha waH the weakest of all th
i PROMINENT Republicans named for tie Pres
II Dental nomination. Hut VIC haye pol!t!cy
+ le4ders who learn nothing aud laEget Aotl
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Knew Her Wants.

A pale faced clerk In Woodward ave-
nue. clothing store received set back the
oth.r day from an old woman which will
retard his growth for a year to come. She
entered tile sto.e in company with her
sor, and said.
II want to see some ulcer overcoais for
boys.''
"You mean ulster-u.ls.ter" he re-
piled.
"Did ask for ulcer oyercoatss'
"Yos. ma'am"
"fhcp want to see ulcer ogerooats, no
matter how you spell 1t! l got up ut :
O'Clock this morning. rode fourteen miles
facing the wind, sold Two hogs and bar
rel of cider; aud, it you dom, know what
| want, I'm not going to take any advice
from q walking goose gull Liz. yen.--
Besreis FIRES Press.
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Thirty sporting men of Deadwood have
pul up the sum Of 800 apiece, to be ap.
piled TO the purchase OF hose carriage,
with the necessary fire apparatus, for a
complete outfit. They will build and fur
nish ther own house.
The following figures indicate the
since the 7th of April by D p. Ward,
agent Of the American Sunday school
dnion for south eastern Dakota: Schools
organized, 20; schools aided and visited,
55; conventions and song services held
and assisted, 30: amount distributed to
schools and individuals in books and pa
pers, $130.32; bibles and testalnents Civ
ell away t, needy families 2O); value Of
bibles sold, $50; miles travels in Sunday
school work, 5,316.
Pembina Pioneer: Pembina County,
not satisfied with being the banner county
for best soil, best water, most timber, best
crops, etc, ETC., in the best valleys. the
Red River Valley of the North, now
comes to the front with Zeetle the best
weather on record. On Tuesday evening
last, about the usual tea time, the TIER
mometcr ranged at forty-seven degrees
below zero. A little after 8 O'Clock in the
evening it stood ftly-three and half de
grees, and on on Wednesday morning it
dipped the beam at fifty nine degrees be-
low zero-co. der by six degrees than any
thing of record in the signal office here,
the lowest beilg flfty-three degrees, on
the 18Th of January, 1877.
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SPARKS.

One-tifth OF Norway is timber land.
How to acquire shorthand-Fool around
buzz saw.
The city of Scranton, Pa, is built over
coal mine.
A steam fire engine to cost $4,000 IS oe-
ing talked OF by The Bismarkers.
Senator Sharon paid taxes in San Fran
cisco last year to The amour, of $4,000.
Frank Leslie, the New York publisher
is reported as lying at the point of death.
A hard working girl, who was recently
married, paid for the glocms clothes, aad
other experces.
Wea Z. grocer stops advertising in the
leading local weekly he always weighs
less tia an he did before.
Philadelphia is said to have slower
street car travel, with higher fares, than
, any other metropolis.
The Rhine, the Danube, the Seine and
the Main are all on a high, with the Hol
land canals and several small creeks to
hear from.
some of the Broadway, N. Y, mercan-
tile houses lid $4,000 and $4,000 of bus
mess a day during the rush Of holiday
trade last week.
| A Chicago policeman arrested boy
who had an onion tied in the corner of
his handkerchief. The charge against him
was carrying concealed weepins.
In the edpestiou Of the blind at Boston
an excellent step has been taken. They
are now taught to tune pianos, and are
extremely successful in their work.
Washington Territory boasts an apple
which measured sixteen and one.hali
| inches round and weighed three pounds
the exact weight of a ounce from Atlanta
] Georgia.
| Prof. Aughey, of Nebraska, going
around predicting that the earth will
come to au end either by fire or frost ia
1000, 600 or 3.OO0,OOo years from now, OF
.littlo later.
A boy of 10, leaned on the muzzie of q
gun and watched ball match at Calhoun
KY. The ball happened to strike the
hammer, and disc harged the gun killing
him instantly.
The Superintendent of the national cen
is credited with lii the opinion that tht
greatest increase in population will bt
| found in Minnesota, Kansas. Iowa, Texa,
, Missouri, Tennessee and Alabama.
While bystander on fashionable
| street of Boston was taking notes he saw
I in an hour and a half flfty.five people who
wore ey eelasses, Thiriy-four were iadieI
and twenty one were men,
Chicago now has nearly 5000 factories
| employing over 10000 persons and turn
| ing goods during year worth over $3.50.
| 0G0, 600. almost as much AS the value u
Of the produce trade Of the city.
Two young men. George Green. Of Texas
/ and Frank senter. OF Boston. were in
/ coach near Guarnajanto, Mexico when !
was atfsck by band Of thirty robbers
With Winchester rifles. these young me,
| fought the whole baud, killed Eve ant
" unded several. compelling tbs others Il
retreat. Green was SLIGHTLY wounded.
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Money to Loan.

A few ohnica ioana can be had Il per
cent. Int. and small cpmmission. Enquire
Of J. w TAYLOR, 0t1cs opposite Oourt
Canton. D, r, Oct scd 1879.
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REYNOLDS HOUSE,
RELOIT, IOWA; conveniently situated; near
II the East end of the Bridge. Stages from Be
oits depart from this house daily
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CANTON p. 8. DIRECTORY.

CNW JOW - vs. sOVNeOVOUI
s.ntheSn daily mail arrives every day except Sun.
sat IAN. Departs every day except Sunday
"rorthern daily nail arrives every day kept Sun
aSst7:GO n. a. Departs every day except Sun
s..TFridsy At IL n. Departs same days at P. II.
Canton i Rlichand mail arrives every Friday, At
x,.T. Departs every Saturday at 8 4. =.
hom i to r. M.snd one hour after the mail ar
nyee from the North.
MAGGIE BAILEY. Post Mistress.
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HYSICIANS.
HOTELS

DIXON HOUSE,
(NANTON, d. t.; west end Bridge st.; A. p. Dix
~ op. Proprietor. commodious, well-arrang-
I'd hotel. Reasonable charges. Good stabling.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY Ottl0EHSs
" cuppErr, Clerk of District Court.
T.oEr J. THoNsTAD, Register of Deeds and H
.acioCouhty Clerk.
Nro W. NAYLoR, Treasurer.
Z p. DIXON, Sheriff.
: c'JAooBs Superintendent Of Schools.
q. n. W1a0IN, Judge OF Probate.
II T. HoGoBooH
~. W. PALNnx. Chm.
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4. =. "a. N.

Z 4. +. j "A. NJ.
/: SILVER STAR Logs No. g A. F: 4: M. Reg1; z,
. Il Communication Wednesday On or aefore the fu!!
.sbeciat meeting every second Wednesday after
~ 1stS', WI. mi1anisss.:w.M:. J, J,
,;..a N g.PrErr. ,secgs.ry :. ~. :: =
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Merchants HOtel

SIOUX CITY, IOWA, Henry Kuhlmaun, Propre-
tor, Corner Third and Douglass Streets. Favorte
resort for Commercial men. Good Sample rooms
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10
FOR EXCHANGE.

AN ELEGANT RksIDENCE, com
tanning Is rooms, with all necessary ou1-
buildings, with ~ acres Of nuosy tms
proved land, II acres In deoiduo1s tyetu.
In San Jose, will be EXCHANGED Tor vine
yard or orange grove.
For particulars apply 70 + e
MORFORD 4 BROWN.
al3-lw Cor. sprlhg and Temple hie.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10
Arou.ing II. Readers.

An alarm Of fire at midnight 10 .
startling thing, but not half 30
startling to many who hear 1t ~
would be the sudden knowledge Of
their own dangerous physical con-
dition. Thousands Of thousands
are hurrying to their graves be-
cause they are carslessly Indifferent
to the insidious inroads Of disease
and the means Of cure. It 10 the
mission Of II. 81. Warner d Co.,
with their Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, 70 arouse men to sense Of
their danger and then cure them. -
Nemphis ARpe0l.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanL uisO bispo) and Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right 20
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
o0Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 o'clock p. NJ, LosA
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10

.sn1Gnnts. Regular meeting held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING o.
each week at * O'Clock. 90
tourning brethren in goot
standing arc cordially invited.
A. FRANZ. r.. a. ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10
OFFICE OF
onmonWealth Distribution Co.,

0tS0 WV
CUURIER-JOURNAL BUILDING
Louisville, KY, Sept. "a, $50. :
In direct violation of an agreement
with Postmaster General Key, ordering
the delivery of Registered Letters and
the payment OF Money orders to the I'M
dersigned. pending the litigation In the
United states Supreme Court, the Third
Assistant Postmaster General, in the ABB
sence OF his superiors, has seen ut to set
aside said order. The grounds upon
which he justifes this action are, that
all lotteries IN Kentucky have been re-
pealed, and are therefore illegal. and be-
ing illegal are necessarily fraudulent,
when, in fact, the franchise under which
this Company draws, unlike that OF the
Louisiana Lottery Company. has never
been repealed, and yet the PostOffice De-
partment discriminates in favor of that
Company.
Comment is useless. Legal action will
at once be- taken by this Company, and,
until further notice, correspondents are
requested to send all remittances by
plain letter or by express. Don't send by
money order or registered letter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10

CIT eN . 0ayat nome. Agents wanted
~ II ~ OutfIt and termn free. TRUE 4
co.. Augusta. Maine. msV,4dn"v
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10
Late kilograms.

Pasaomxer GasuE SOush.
MoJAvE, Oct. 9.-Los Angeles
Col Jerry Long and lady. A A
Machad0, 1 Newberger, H Conn,
|. M Davis, w d Lawton A r Cowan,
+ G Honghtop, Z q Belden, q A
VogelsOng.
Tucson Jones, ] Russell
Chas Mckee, VIM Leslie, A F
Simmons, eleven Cinnamon.
SILVER sur shs 0svera Mens,
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8.-The
Government yesterday purchased
436, 900 ounces fine silver, to be de-
livered at the Mints in San Fran.
cisco, New Orleans and Philadel-
phia. There was over 100000
ounces offered by parties in San
Francisco, but the Department &C.
copied only 100000 ounces from
the Anglo Californian Bank and
s., 900 ounces from Daniel Meyer at
81 1915 per ounce 1000 fins. The
market for fiue silver Is extremely
dull and unsatisfactory. There Is
literally no foreign demand. The
amount taken for the Mints Is in
obedience to law, and not because
the silver ~ actually wanted. III
fact, the Government has hardly
any more vault room for the st0r.
age Of coin.
1ss.h u va. usls.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8.-Assess
ments are being announced with
unpleasant frequency. The latest
are as follows: Crown Point 500
per share, or $4,000. delinquent
November 9Th; Exchequer, SOC per
share, or $4,000. delinquent No.
vember 10Th; Yellow Jacket, 81 per
share, or $40, 1000, delinquent No.
vember 10th; Steep Hollow (Neva-
da county,, 1850 per share, or 81. 800,
delinquent November 9th.
Huade~ ID -Hshs.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S.--Dr.
Alex. A. O'Neil and Robert Kan.
zee died suddenly yesterday OF heart
disease.
R~in sn saa DsrnaranaO.
SAN BRRNARDINO, Oct. S.-A
light rain fell here this morning,
commanding at about 5 O'Clock and
continuing until 8. The sky IL
cloudy. with prospects Of more.
Coss ~ DsesA iDg = Jaw.
NEW YORK, Oct. Swallowing
10 an episode of the 1929" business:
Night before last John Martin and
some Of his crOnies went into the
hallway of No. S29, East Forty
seventh street, aud made stump
speeches and other noisy demon.
strationy. Terence McManns, the
owner, ordered them away, when
Martin broke his jaw with n stone.
Yesterday Judge GildersIesve sem
fenced Martin to one year in the
Penltentiary. VA
Jay auuid ""a sho Nrw Yosk
The story IL again circulated that
Jay Gould has purchased the
World establishment. 1t Is now
said the price paid Is 100000.
Pssspse.s Of ReDubi,cam Gslss On
OoDgsessmes.
NEW York, Dot. 8.-The TINES
says: The concurrent testimony of
our correspondents who have ex.
amined party prospects In the Con-
gressi0nal districts OF various
k3tates, Is that solid gains will be
made In the Republican delegation
to be selected this Fall. In Ohio
tina RoDubIlcaps ex meet To gain ak
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10
Confidence Engine Company No. Z

- REGULAR MEETINGS
this Company will take place
on the first "Wednesday eve
n ming Of each month, 81 X
ss O'Clock. BY order,
- J. J. W0ODWORTH. toc.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10
Central stables.

MR., II. EDWARDS respectfully in
forms his friends and the public That o
will open the Central stables. Spring
street, opposite the Court House, on
Monday. August I'd. He soiicits share
O patronage, Terms reasonable. JSl-im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10

Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets, 81.
"a Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 500.
Remit by Money in Letter. Bank Draft
or Express, to r. M. BOARDMAN,
COurier-J ourn al building, Louisville, KY,
or 3O7 and 500 broadway, New York.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10
FOR SALE.

olS ARES OF BEST VALLEY LAND
IN THE COUNTY,i
One and one-half miles from ArtesIa
school house. One artesian and four sur
face wells; good dairy or grain ranch.
Price, 90 per acre; part cash: Call ON
WI. D. eTEFHENs, room s. Temple
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10

These drawings, authorized by the
Legislature OF 1873 and sustained by the
Courts of Kentucky, occur regularly on
the last day OF every month, Sundays
and Fridays excepted, for the period OF
FIVE YEARS.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
slOnB.
Ist-That the Commonwealth Dlstri-
button Company is legal.
2i-Its drawings are fair.
N. B.--This Company has now on hand
a large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizes for the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-02-18
Drunlxari,s wives.

~
If there be a lonely woman amid
the multitude Of lone and sorrowful
women more to be pitied than am
lothef, think It Is a wife looking
upon The one she has Promised %
honor, lying upon the bed with hat
and boots on. Her comforter, who
swore at her as long as he could
speak at all. Her protector, utterly,
unable to brush fly. from his own
face. Her companion, lying in the
stupor Of death, with none Of its SOL
emn dignity. As he is entirely un-
conscious of her acts, wonder if she
never employs the slowly passing
moments in taking down her old
idol, her ideal, from its place in her
memory and comparing it with its
broken and defaced image before her.
OF all poor, broken idols, scattered
into fragment for the divine patience
of womanhood to gather togetherand
cement with tears, such a ruin as
this seems the most impossible to
mold anew into any form Of homeli-
ness. And if there is a command
ment seemingly impossible to obey,
it is for woman to love a man she
is in deadly fear Of, honor man she
can't help but be ashamed of, obey a
man who cannot speak his commands
intelligently.
The theory of recognizing our
friends in future world is a beauti-
fnl one, and worthy of much thought,
but think it is commendable to try.
to keep our friends in a condition to
recognize us in this world, try to
keep a man while he is alive so he
will know his wife and children and
not, as often occurs, turn them out
into the storm Of a winter midnight,
Ior murder them in his frenzy.
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Heart Disease.

The cases Of heart disease are far
less common than is generally sup
posed, the heart being one Of the
toughest organs in the body. Still
there are many cases, and they are
of different kinds. There may be
paralysis of the nerves of the heart.
When this occurs death is instan-
taneous. Angina pectoris not un-
frequently terminates in this way,
for excrutiating pains exhaust nerv-
GUS force as greatly as does excessive
pleasure.
There may be what is called a fatty
degeneracy of the heart, in which
! fat takes the place of the fibrous tis-
sue, and sooner or later gives way
under some slight excitement.
Sometimes the walls of the heart
become quite thin at some point, and
this, in connection with the general
enlargement of the organ, renders it
subject to more violent action, andit
may suddenly burst on the quicken
ing Of that action. Such enlarge
ments are often produced by violent
and protracted exertions, as in boat
racing.
Or there may be dilation Of
portion of an artery leading out from
the heart; such dilations are called
aneurisms, and are attended with a
loss of the elasticity Of the heart and
a thinning Of the walls Of the vessel.
Hence it may suddenly rupture, or,
which is equally fatal, the walls may
dilate SO far as to prevent the out
flow Of the blood to the brain.
Every one even in health knows
how quick and strongly any emotion
whatever acts upon the heart-knows
from his own experience. In alldis-
eases of the heart absolute self.con-
troll at all times is of the most urgent
necessity. Without it life may cease
at any moment Youths Companion.
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Words Of wisdom.

Hope is such bait, it covers any
hook.
Conscience Is the voice of the soul;
the passions are the voice of the body.
All other knowledge is hurtful to
him who has not honesty and good
nature.
Hatred is go durable and obstinate
that reconciliation on sick bed is a
sign of death.
A merry heart doeth good like a
medicine; but broken spirit drieth
the bones.
Circumstances form the character;
but, like petrifying matters, they
harden while they form.
When one has no design but to
speak plain truth, he may saya great
deal ina very narrow compass,
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What AEaises . Mon,ar.

Not costly dress or gaudy air;
Not jeweled hands, eomplexionfair;
Not graceful form or lofty tread;
Not paint, nor eurls, nor splendid head;
Not pearly teeth, nor sparkling eyes;
Not voice that nightingale outyies;
Not breath as sweet as eglantine;
Not gaudy dress, nor fabrics fine;
Not all the stores OF fashions mart; a
Not all the eblandishments Of art,
Not one on all ofthese combined,
Can make a iropiut tae; rcjiilei.
sTis notthe essket that weprise,
But that which in the casket lies,
These outward charms that please the sight
ArenaugM, unless the hear be riqhi. l
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TWO TOMS.

uT snnnose tbattT mnst call Elav.
on o'clock The old gentleman said
+ was no, ~ stana nnon oasan,o,,,, ~ !,
% ~, ,n,, doa,n 8 - a.
n,,l,v ,onasoroa hara ia sa,aabad,,
said tbot,tha I.aa,lo, a;,ls : ara ~
ha,las ,ftha ,laoa W. 80 ~,
ma Tnl;o T,awlor3 .,os tba hal,a q
Rnsbtown and tbat Dnllv VOC tha
nioast l;t,,a a.; ~ = ~ ,,,o,,d9 TuI
- dom ! ! "a nrova H. ,assa.,;a,, y !
! 2 : An an : this = 80 - s,,,;,sa,,,. ! r. nj
.ps s;isi, I !, q I; ! as.,l.
,l,. ssss;I - '.
M ~ NJ n,sss;ast s;li, ~ a.,ss ~ ~
cron of nrl;Ss bair I'M *; y J,
Ia 1 : sdso,,, ! !, ,,l.Tass,. s.i,s + :
IN tho lona ,,,;rror sal1;sd es.,L
Rrsbto,s : MO-. aai,,,at;s =
-. go n,
horo,,ah ,nd tha r., a,aai ~ ~
ono of H. ,aast s.atals III - :
or norh bo,sos of mh;ch Z. -. ' 49,,
nosoa NJ, Thaa,aa :"
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of',ha pa,aa,l s,,aaa = .,
osthst s.Ia
ont;ro ,eso,ast ,.,aa,i..
: :, ~, NJ -: IN
ooosod ha,;,a s.a,aa ~
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nn,,nood b;s ;ntant;a, ' ~ oi1 ~ ~
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nh;ah h.a,,.,,t Mn nj p,s,1
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-02-18
Reality.

The flush must fade from every cheek,
The luster from each eye;
For all things beautiful must fade,
For all were made to diel
The smile must leave the laughing lip,
And joyous hours depart,
For deaths cold hands at last will chill
The fountain Of the heart.