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BETwEEN
HIA,ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde,D
Zine for Boston, Providence. and the
New England States.
SAILING
FROM Philadelphia ssturday. at 10 am.
From Observation-Disclosures at III a M
From Georyetown.M Monday, at pm.
Freights received daily until pm. Through
bills of laden given to Boston and Providence and
Fall River. Consignees Wishing their goods landed
ct GEORGETOWN wharf will please have them marked
For full information apply to J. d. JOHNSON Il
CO., 1902 street northwest and 18th street wharf
Washington, D. C. G. F. HYDE, SO Water street.
Georgetown, d. G. /; WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
phia. mario
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1OfQ GREAT 1OHn

1879 PENSsXIxAN1A 1879
To rup ropru K SS Nm so,,ru,,,,,,,
~ Double Traef. Steel Rails, q "ASh'
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS EEAyE NAsHiSaToks.. ' rom Dspo.
PittsSaTE and 8, tIe Vest 10 "a dsy VII Psr
day s fs e. dss 70 s chc esas0
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cananas,gua, Rochester, Bufalo, Niagara
tnss s9 as e 30 s1ospa ssS @
Leg Hsysn. and haifs. st ic:lc n daily.
For New York and the East, $40 a.m., and 1 80
csTs end mes aa Il
RtuIiIan Psrlor Carr. $50 am. daily. except
For srookyp all through srsi1s oonpecs At
ias double feTiiaxs and journey New York
eEeept saaay siS :na 49, aIa:
r.. tied Esrrssr i5 ds5 sSNsg sunday snS
$40, 100. $50 ?;4o and 9;4S ,. m. On Sunday;
For RsSss Sissf e 10 s go q. ana
For z aSss ssS d Gs I'M and 4Op.m. daily. e1-
sfR aaD hs
For 1890 = e 70 ;. saas & s' IA "a
For Richmond and the South. 700 . m. daily. and
Trains lss9e slGspss e so1 %.SEns.on q 10
6.m: I2:bO, 9 8, 2, O6 Pm. and II midnight,
Tickess information. Sleeping and parlor Oar 40
est corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyania
gyiyania avenue and &C the Depot where orders can
be EFT for checking Of baggage % destination from
l. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov0
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NEW YoRK-ROTTERDAM.

The hrst class steamers Of fhis line w s1H9L-
DAM" and ''NfAAs. carrying the o 8. mail to the
Netherlands. leaSes Jersey City every ~, niter1ste
mediate sk-. $50; Steerase 1913. H.CAZAUX, GenI
Ag't, ~ South William st., New York, FUNOH EDYE
B CO, % So. VIM. ST., Freight Ag'ts L. w. NOR
RIS, 80 Bway. General PASSENGER ARt !4nl
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GAS COOKING STOVES.

The Washington Gas Light Company have st their
omcoson l0th street % assortment of the SUN DIAL
GA6 COOKING STOVES, IN various sizes and pat
terms. This 10 the Stove used BY Miss Dods 81 her
lectures on cookery.
Cal and examine theUl uy20
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CUNARD LINE.

~ NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of COL
tsion the Steamers of this line take specific course
for all seasons of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown 70 New
York or Boston, crossing thu meridian Of 30 ct 43
At, or nothing TO the north Of 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
of 60 at AZ lat. or nothing to the north of A.
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THE oUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY Eli

THE oUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY Elm
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork Harb0r.
FROM PIER 40, N. R., NEW YORK;
Scythia. Wed. Jan. z Scythia Wed. Feb. II
Batavia - We'd Jan IA Batavia We'd. Feb. 10
Bothnia :. Wed. Jan. 81 Bothnia Wed. Feb IS
H:flia w Wed. Jan % Gallia ,.. Wed. Mar. 3
Parthia. 49,. Wed. Feb Partha. :. Wed. Mar 10
And every following Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50. $50 and 800 gold. according to accomno-
dations
Ticket to Paris, S1b, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and all other parts OF
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, GLASGOW,
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Oompany's
Office, No. 4 Bowling Green, or both steerase and
cabin, to OTIS BlGEIOw. COS It'll street. Washing
jan2s- CHAs. G FRANOKLYN Agent ny.
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n1oRCH GERMAN LLOYn-srEAxs1

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STEAMsHIP
IN LINE BETWEEN New YORK, HAvRE. LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this company win sail every Sat-
urday from Bremen Pier, foot OF Sd street, HobokeH
Rates of passage: From New York to Havre, Lon
don. Southampton and Bremen, first cabin, $l0e;
second cabin, $50; steerage, $50. For freisht or
Green, New York W. G. METZEROTT b co., 926
Pa. av., Agents for Washington. sep10
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verse u scipter that says sumpin'
about "Enfrea; me NJ IN lesse thee
and I forgit how the re-; Of !; goes.
But all 30 perry.
Law.' how mad II did make them
csx1s1trH nehe 10 mehsrmzns m1nsy
tha; MAY, Tkrx CALLED kQ al BE fo2A
Abe said, after h.d ksp' her ~ long -
he had, he did low she might give hs,s
sumpfRs: and Jake as4 Ne wosan thky
cut up. aud sshi nqv 30 wN wi6dss
woman she neednS CONF osRo him ~
oippor.. snd me old msa Ne lido us0
nor say nsaess NJ nosksn' boz t-s' is hes
But 'iaws' hos skey hsvs ehansra
their tnee. You knyw John Dc bsft es-
~ tkfAs. sud nct long after his dssfh
there comes pers thaf ON Nnsfalks Il
hi.n a Ia tH Old county had len him a
big fortune Of ten thousand dollars. and
thcd, &hs gos IL, every cen There
wasn't no lawin' nor noihin' abosf IL
And there was Phebc y rich woman Tor
marryin' Irish John
The Cas'ls they didnt never say an
tti~ Wctu I'm Uff8- ~ s" -
lick Phebe's shoes nus, ~ tey would.
they know she won't never RsaFTy
agin, and they think their Young uns's
come in fer the pnDyrrty. Phebe shes
good to EN-. bus they're done drisin'
her aud tellin' her what she's 90, to do.
And | think /: always sticks in her craw
the way they talked about John. She
lives At Mis- North,s je-' like An Town
daughter, and has her money in . nice
farm, and gifts the rem, and sees to
things herself, and comes and 90, n
she pleases. Mauy's the Teller that
would like To git her, but she Won't
change the name 0sCragin "a iong ~
she lives. Mis- North says she has
ole room, and keeps his clothes
and things a-hangin there, and she's q
pictrr Of him on the wall. And every
Sunday Of her life she's out by his grave,
so she is. There never vas a ~loyin'er
soul drawed breath.
Well, this amt gittin my work done,
sittin' here and talkin' about Phebe Carl.
WeIklu.
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!. :. 50 sadfrss.AJsay Think.
The yillageeMs Westminster, S. T.,
has. for a0meSIne, beepa sort of Mecca
for edioorxsagriculsuIsts and capital
lists, he ohidet Of interest being the
Clement CDuso-mi1, which proposes
no less . sAiae tAnnstortake the seed
cotton directly fom the cotton feds.
and convert il into yarn of . superior
quality. The verdict, thus far, has been
alt0GskAaE.fAS0nhls, and many believe
this little mill viii supercede the cotton
gin, md cripple Northern and European
factories, By shipping all The coson in
bales Of thread, instead Of bales of
wool.
- W2ile - think the invention smy
prOvea 9oQdscAe, we By no means leok
for such . remarkable reyolution in the
moveoem DndkMmufacture of cotton
The eotfon-lns of the South, in Wish
'Ub0k ooDgoo0O0 are invested, are
l0Wnel N0ef1ySkyNtAe Pl.4ters sben-
1dxA .Ske Mednksas mich
m13y1s61dAIspaA<ist6 0berssi0nr
lpouAHosthW tqsAs.sc ns.nufacture
alrtEe eoato1 psodscsd th4 Souril
B4id0Rnese ~Dm1k,0 ithanskilled
sAS Mste ap,hiae No cssrs
&&esEeSss: 1900 49, s.
So{E@e16Sr fs6s&fh the tvs
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Oousa m cures.
An old physician, retired from practi

An old physician, retired from Pf4ru
having had placed In his hands by an u
India missionary the formula 81 4 simple yes,
etablc remedy for the speedy aud permanent
cure for Consumption, bronchitis, Cd'arrh,
Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections,
also a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints. after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
In thousands OF cases, has felt II his duty 70
make II known to his suffering fellows Ne
tuaied by this motive and a desire 20 reheFe
human suffering. | will send free 81 charge 20
all who desire II, this recipe, In German,
French. or English, with full directions Ia
preparing and using. Sent by mail by az
dressing with stamp, naming this PAPER, w.
W. SuKRAR. lS9 iiorers' Bto.k. Eedssafr, " y.
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AID YOURSELE AND 06b WILL
All fUB." .
a. n'a = yol., ssaffSams

Is a saving that hold
Should DC written not in letters
Wrought OF silver or of gold, -
But upon our hearts BE- Craven.
A command from Tod in heaven.
IT'S the law of Him who made yoV-
Aid yourself, and God will aid y0a-
Aid yourseIf-vsowGI NOT Iahse
nhis~ snf 81 life TO gn&n, q
But relies upon M neig6bor. IS
Ftads that he Iesfcs in vain
Till you've done your Utmost, never
Ask a helping hand, npr ever
Let the toiIfuf ram upbsatd ou-
Aid yourself. and God viii aid You.
Aid yoursclf-yon know the fable 80
Ofthe wheel sunk In the road; $
How the carter yAs not able
BY his prayers 70 move the load
He moved TIN wheel with Iusty Shoulder.
DO your own NOfk-your Master bade you
Aid yourself, and God VIII aid you.
1T is well 20 helm abFotler 80
Or a sister when IN need,
But, believe me. there's another
Not to-be forgotten creed. 1900
Better lore did never science a-
Teach q man than seif @r~eliancc,
IT'S the law Of Him wno msde you- &
Aid yourself, and God VII aid you.
Aid yourself-be not like ivy -
Clin9fng still TO wali or tree 49,
That can only gfse by striving
For support nnceas ingly.
Rather be the oak. maintaininR,
Heart and Branches cAzsnsi aiming:
For this " the Great TasksN aster" ma0e yOo-
Aid yourself, ard God VII aid you.
-. II. WalLsr, a Cause.-The MGgazfHe.
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Americans travelling Abroad

will ind all of DIR. Pierce's Family Medicines
ON sale in all principal drug stores aud at the
London branch ot the Worlds D~tSpeBsary.
Great Russell Street Buildings Golden
Medical Discovery is 4 most potent alt, rsttve
or blppd-eicansing elixir. IL dl.peis all
humors and cure. blotches, pimples. erup
tons. kings evil, or scrofuls. enlarged
glands, sueilinys, internal soreness, ulcers,
and yirulent blood pOisons that, u~nrern0yesL,
rot out the vital machinery. Dr.. Pierce's
Pellets tlittic sugsr-coaied pills. are an
agreeable aud most cleansing ca;hartic; 70
move offensive and acrid accumulation,
thereby preventing feyers and kindred Af-
f~ec,ions. Worlds Dispensary Medical AZ
sociation. pruprietors. Buffalo and London.
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The Japanese make n very curious
and handsome kind of copper by cast
ing il under water, the metal being
highly heated and the water also being
hot. the result is a beay;iful rose-col-
ored tint, which is not affected by "
posure To the atmosphere.
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TIE WORLD is VAST.

The world Il vast and W. are small.
We are so weak and 1t 40 strong,
Onward IL goes, nor cares at all
kssr rs, oar silence or our song.
Our last days or our leeilyaL
We tremble az we feel il sway
Beneath our feet, a. on We fare,
But like "A ball which children play
God spins il through the fair blue air.
We are Iii own, why should We carcl
Susan CO0iidge, an the Christian Union,
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Pesfecsiy all Ordinary Gonse-saE~pa-Ls<1pr-. c0n-
GERS. etc. by ly>sr C1raaefsf 10 The NerFr~ 81 ifssEBg
by n3eaas ofa re---at wonderful slsn1EE inrsrfsa
the Denfsphone. Fnr reE1srkabts Punlir tests %
the D<Nf. sAsa On The Deal .od DSno, sc rAr ~ D.
H,rr1d -p-. - the ". y fs-ts67a fSrsHes. NoT-
-, etc. s~nas GoS ssgs SaGaahje. 20 tbe Asaer7rsa
DsEtAphone Co, - VINE STREET fosfnaat- Ubsol
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Nerve.

Il is n rrea. thing 10 have what Is called
snre. and nothing coatribaies fnare 10 The
rover Of physical contro, thus named than
Warmers safe Nerrine. IL also relieves All
kinds Of pain, and cures he.d.che and
NEURALGIA
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PHYSICIANS SAT- II-vroErISE gives an
equal circulation of the blOol All physicians
pill agree that there Il scaTcelF q disease but
that could alTuos, instantly be dispo~ed 81 II
pure blood could be circulated generously
through the PARTS affected. Nov, this l. the
way 10 which! SEGgTISE performs III wonder
ful cures. yEGErSE IL exclusively a yeZefa-
bic compound, made from roots, serts and
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konSR >Retemse -
never known how good he Wa uana Ne
killed somebody and heard the hSter3
in charge Of criue and jpisy sunG8p)
his virtaee-N~0. Hdsyas0 -
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CONSOLATION IL always found in-the die
tieaary. Piso's Cure for Consumption h
found st or drug ssoreA
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Two-rHrKps Of al the Axle Grease used 10
The United STATES 10 male by the Frazer Ia
bneator Company. Buy The ~geEHinr-
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quesssuzs e vital sassr~ss n rvsxrssrs
- this unHii ars. WI 4 vay capitalists
~ pag th-s- sssansY N sA~mr ssA VII
is the fkrrn~f We ,hsak hsA qs~~
i&sss asx Asssxsea IN t5e k3owss<
sszsetnsas q liabilities ssd rv@@rr~s
NJ - Ea ysx q tAs wes<n~ss
W1<SsssS <e~4 f<saa ~ - A&&
OF@ssasn set ee4xAS~at ga
F-a t
~
Us w ~ - - 81 ~
oos&s sss e-ssro ss @
$50 b1.ssss eft=h SN
~ -
~ F~S1
The snssrr coss 81 tAts ussti wRs
-
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alas IA 10 f.r,llB s-auahsassfsi-d a.. O. ~ g. 2 pra,
cured taTa- t-sflsa ant efaP epislfns 49, tt1rt -
o. ftus4d m,.tf su'iSsis cff-f. ana tsf ~ fastsr
sraek - ssfaf Ia to nine yrsrz Az fHaf rugtd .
hal o. - me MR. isgeGrsb best " Euirstg frstsT-f M
B. braitn aFa n anas 1 basa 80 Hsf . fhifn at1srs tsm
sirfs ssne - o.. eli shf sore tau Ei q sssFH - 60
SiftBss - y.sf unady fnr. have give o. q mf chiff~n
snf FTahscfsfirn art hsTT r~rssmHs~ftef q - -
frisnsS The re- lfs hsVr t-es ihrrfahiF 81 tHst
cali - 4, SIRED. frests % O. Eg nssr tftai - - ~
sssEs Ifat a s.uc Hat . d asd = f4Ii. "a $500 hsks
cut % M, 10 100 bss~ sp-~sf@d sips.. 80 sisas
u Sus~thx - ay a "a. FgaalsF ssst $50 ~ lse@
hAiuN T. ElNHkLfs
can tsuleh fr III x,-ssr sfstslsuf ig ~srsg Fsfsi~a
lar ard g nsllfsr texefi1r the trat gzsEisg Me lsiae
rau n ura NusfS kftftAfis
Hashanf Il Marta . ktzlta&i
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Only he acted like as if John was dis
gracin' the family by wantin' to marry
into it. ia
Fer they got ingaged fore they'd
went together long. They was deSp't
in love. 1t turned out that John was
ekally as bad stuck Is Phebe was. And
do low theyda madeaa awful happy
couple. : bat soms 11Ga i cat OUT fer
trouble, and if they see satisfaction fer a
(lttss pears Ike they amt let to get no
hold on TO 1t.
Ph0be used to come and tell me her
troubles in them days, and I felt mighty
sorry fer the girls 30 Ibid. But, laws!
! she var seem satisfaction, too, ferthere
never was . man higher crazy over a
girl than he was over her, and she
thinfin' the world an all of him. 5ohp
wanted to git married right off. And
.tthssstood Mnin hand, Ter he had two
hundred dollars saved, and ole naa
North ,Ud give him house-room on the
place, AID let him 1Arm on sheers, and
jump 81 the chances
1 But Abes woman was gsttiu' worse
all the time, and Phebe, She hated tc
leave 'em on that account, and she
hadn't no way of gettin' nothin' to b.
married in, nohow. John, he Offered
her fifty dollars down to buy her things
with. Bat, laws! she hung on, and
didn't blame her. If her own father
fsnd hpthers wealdat sdNynothin' fel
her, after workin her as hard as the,
ldourNnhs 3elt kind o. too proud ia 4
ont0v1e man she hadn't married Yte =
ciotheS - marry in. So John. whel
he's in Kokomo, he gifts her as pretty (
fcashm& 0ress pattagn sas ID eve.
seed; sndstRkes it to a dressmaker, ant
tells the dressmaker it's fer his wife
then baOk he comes and gifts one of m,
girls to measure Phebe on the sly, anC
sends. the measure in q letter job,
could both read and write, and they 50
! he fggered. Pretty soon here come
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emerSon'S Anthem Book.

f-f-s@ . as "a. - fssssasa~Ts
- s~i - - tpnf~ 49, as ets~1
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from crying; but it was the pertiest
weddin' 1 ever seed, and We all stepped
up and wished them much joy; and
John he answers pleasant, and says he,
IAN of You be- good TO Mis- Cragin.''
And We called Phebe Mis- Cragin. She
sot down on the floor beside of his
head, and never left her place that
night, andthey talked in whispers and
kissed one another till he kind of sunk
into a trance Or sumpin, and laid that
way all the after part of the night, and
died about sun up. l staid up to help
nuss him and look after her. We had to
change cloths on his chist and give him
drops to keep him quiet, and ole Mis-
North she handled him like a mother.
[. don't think no one about the
house rally slept. He looked as
perry IS q child when he was layin' a
corpse, and there sot Phebe, kissin' his
hair and cooin' to him, till we drawed
her away. She, didn't make no loud to-
do Ike We Moved she would, but she
never left that corpse from the time it
was dresSediuit was put under ground.
1t was a big funeral, SO it was. Ole
man North he had the undertaken out
froA Kokomo. and eyery thing was done
snpsAiNa, and 4hebe she xalked acns
right next to the coffin { the grave, s.
h6NlhssW ~olszsnmzNWeh'ssem, and
lookin' HE SIZE VS. ina txaos6 and !
bsie~ezla my soul shedldn't have he
right senses fer many day.
Why, laws! she'd walk two mile to
that graveyard and Get tAere q ~ at
ternoon by hlfgfave, lind o. hlkins to
John. Me ad Mary WAS comin' 1sne
from Koksms cnee yr <hensd6ln'
some tradin'Tapdw we g Rhebs layia'
there with heflSrmsetey ths lave,
sgoin,. on GkeIohn and her was havin,
aarD4 u1E Edo NvshrthsEbt n
GeA her III and mebbe - fceal1.
Laws! how do ue knowp
She tuck the money he left and haQA
big pasee $3.50 a rsusd u Srsps,
and a gate put to the fence, and ali sod
ded. The graveysrd twas 1ofsnllke.
and the cow they tsomped1 Il. An3
ehszbsaeA ~khez periest monnymeni
youever sot yeuf tseei1 EYES on; and
his. name and age, and time he
fdied'n an, was put on to it, and q
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A Lively Corpse.

Several days ago an unsteady
man was noticed walking along the
street in Tcxarkana A man sim-
ply unsteady would not have been
noticed plriicnlarly, for TexGrkaua
like Little Rock, 10 the scene Of q
great many unsteady mon. But a.,
mau lonkod sick, aud when ho reach.
uI street cOrnor be sank down aud
lay mOUoniosH. 4 crowd Of people
gathorcd around, and when II ply
siciou csrivcd aud examined th,
man, ho remarked
"Gentlcmen, the poor follow is
dlnd
Tho man was placed upon bonrh,
aud tbc Corner NhO had boon mott.
ie1, snmmuuel Il jury AMI held uu
inquest.
"Wgll, gentleman, sail tle Corr
ouor alter tho consultation, "whrt il
yJur opinion rs to ,ho cl0s,
Ui death
Juot thon tha c1rp7o arose, thruat
hiS b4hls iatO his p,c',sts, aud cS,
claimed:
Il don't know what yonr opioion
is, but I'd like alfred wen 20 know
who's got my pJcaetb)o&
Tho man started off, hut wa7 stop
ped by tho coroner, who informed
him :hlt he would have to pay thj
expenses.
"Tho drcc you say You talk
like m undertaken that has conduc'
ted funeral! !
81 have held an inquest over your
body, sir, and ns you hnyo behaved
ridiculously, tho county won't allow
mo anything, and Of course you'll
have to pay mo.
"I didn't scuI for yo1. | didn't
tell you to hold an inquest. | was
getting along fact rate.
Neither does any load man send
fJr me
Bat wasn't dll
~ wash o my fault.
"Nor miac, ,.ta,,'
"Yopa.g . AypIsr.t", sir rou arc
Ipu shouii not DO roe,
oguilod in this community. Aud |
ruu yor 30 understand tins; When
yoa DO do d,n { g5al lor mo, for I!
would not hold AMI laqacst over
yea now t. save your llfe.
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a Terrible Revenge.

Lord Redmond was riding slowly
along Black Valley, when the slow.
gathering gloom Of night seemed
suddenly to deepen, The'light died
along the slopes OF the mountains,
and the little tarn beside whiuh his
horse had leisurely walked for the
last hour seemed suddenly to have
grown into black, moveless line.
"The storm is on us, Kitty and
We are stalled in this confounded
rut Of valley" said Lord Red
mond. Il have been trying to get
out OF it for two honrs," ho matter
ed dismounting, aud leading his
horse. l
The beautiful marc he led seemed
to share in Lis anxiety, following
obediently aud with an OCCASIONAL
glance around. Suddenly /. she
gave shrill whinay and the same
moment, Redmond thought he heard
q distant cry. He looked up eager-
~ scanning the hills. and finely saw
soy standing on q point Of one oI
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wise Sayings.

Mon are not moro Jealous tol
truth than they are for error.
We hani folks over to God !
mercy, aud show none ourselves.
Whom the wool il pulled over biz
eyes, Il man is usually i5eoed after
wards.
70 teach ono who has no curiosity
to learn is to SOW fold without
plowing it.
,Ii poetry comes not 40 naturally as
leaves 10 y tree, it had better not
come ut all.
la all science error precedes the
truth, and 1t is botter 1t should 80
first than last.
Every man has a place in this
world. The reason why 80 many
fail is that they are ont of place.
One hour Of eternity, one moment
with the Lord, vii! nuke US utterly
forgot lifstimes desolation.
A man with a heart can never re-
fuse the kiss Of n child, Aud n man
without heart never gets u chance
to refuse.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-05-20
A Horse Auction.

"Here gentlemen," sliI the
auctioneer, "is horso"--
Bystander--"Glad you told us j,
was a horse, or we might hayo takon
it for Sheep
Auctioneer-"That wouldn't be
50 very strange if it had your head
on. You 500 before you, gent!emen
a family horse"
Bile got those bunches or
his knees from kneelins down al
family prayers, didn't he 7"
A.-Youll Il never have any bunch :
os on your kuees ou that account
A horse, gentlemen, that any family
might DO we'll proud OF. Look al
what an eye he has"
What has become Of the
other eye =
A.--"Gone to look after another
such fool as You are"
A.-"N,w much for him ? Wha'
d ! hear 7"
b" Nothing, il you cant heai
more I han he does
A-"Among horses, gentlemen
this is the very 40 plus ultra
B.-"Knock.k uee plus ultra, you
mean"
A.-"The ridges you SEQ running
down his eyes, gentlemen, are not
an iniicltion of want of fash they
are simply wise provision of proyi
dence for carrying of the rain
water. "
B,-"What's tho matter with hi
tail Z" t,,
Ale was formerly owned by a
,nanuiacturer. aud he pulled out al
the hairs for fiddle bows. WHAT dc
u hear"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-05-20
Proverbs.

Bottor is little righteousness thar
u thousand subscribers whJ cheat
tho prlutcr.
y wiso man mahclh n glad father
and II prompt paying subscriber
.clu7oth al editor to iaush.
Folly isajpy that IL destitute Of
wisdom, but delinquent suboeriha.-
cause suffering Ia taJ house II a
newspaper maker.
Az tuo Ways oi n man are c'oar in
his own cyD., except tho way tao
Delinquent sGhsar.5ar hi5 IN nlt
paying i,r his newspaper.
Better is ths poor man that
wa'a ia IN iu'a-rjiy anl ptyI his
syJ r.y;iuu, taan tae rlrh iuan who
,v..vtl too c,,!eciJg +, cal l"Jn.
jIlmmo.ta G,a prepared fox
scoyaeH, stripes iar tao backs OF
1ol5 lal lst'n; pHAI'nmont fas
A.a Na, l4.lgIa 40 vat tho straats
gni paYe,h not t,r ui1 u.wegpggr
Hops drt'..'I u,,3th tAo behrt
aica, i.a ur,ye.b sadly rr,IS'i h.
IA. p.oli,unr wul sends ont bIlt.
A righteous nHn Lnic,h I!ng
haaee plhasirc wlXgs WyI.a
against a sd6,'uJar wJD VgDu,se5
% cal AMI srtt.o On the morrow auJ
callgth not.