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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
miscellaneous.

NIl5reIIlllfouS.
DRUSHES of every description at 80 Pearl
ID st. opposite Peck slip: an articles az lowest prlces
JJliN X. HOPPEL. Manufacturer and Importer.
CRAPE Wells and TRIMMINGS renovated
IN three hours: stiffness and natu al crimps resto ed
featrs cleaned yed DU DE. LBS Broadway, Grand
Hotel
s1NGRAVERS' INDIA PROOF PAPER
l. ass INK. T.os BOXMoOp and QrhEk WOODS &c.
lBand ~ Dutch. corner Eutonst, New York
NOTICE.-TELEPH0 have ben placed
~ In an the Office OF the AMERICAN DISTRICT TeLE
CPA ADJ COMPANY, NeN-Nc CITY, tOf PUBLIC USE a.
taIf rates. II w, rOl - '.H-Ie -3uDo Is.n -e-e
CTEAM FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.--Nearly
new powerful handsome. in perfect order; a. 200 cost
"a 100 AddIess Tor particulars box ~ Fluhing y. Y.
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NEw-YORK. MondaE Nov %, 1880
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Eslesioom to-day
BIZ Peter r. Meyer
iNostory frame dwelling three-story brick honse
ana Two story brick stable with plot " lsnJ MOB
.oi ana l5b West 3Oth-sL 5, 1851 II OF fH,
I've pot Of land 6JXJo.g Farmers Loan anu 49, ..o
u, By H. A. Laurence Co.
AvmstOrY brick dwelling, with gore lot NO 80
un{fesaDt st. SIS. near lOth-st iot ]ofo@.oA-i ooro
'-''''"'' N'~
IL, BIZ L. j. BIeeek>r & Son. -
vasaiist0ry name dwelling wi th lot No ZOr west
Carries spaadiSg " % A.o ........ 1850
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
=, EEw.YORK CITY.
%, Homes eieou'O' ''' $4,000
Essy 10 v s b. G.tlVe zoA''' So 600
n hsi.y ".-Ai sVnuS 70 $1,000
EsOgher-st, No So, 2Jx9O ] " FeIdon ct al 10 l.
q, he.ehardt and wife .....--- - ............-..-
no ~ s. 100 IL = OF BiyingtOu-st l0OxI0p q
s,e,s a. referee, ~ the National Bank Of the . ooo
a 1850 --..---.
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Gin Rtal Gsiais for Sale

4 One of the best built houses in Harlem,
"A. % West l27thst; threestory. brcwnstone trimmed
IN cabinet four large plato glass double floor and
nrscass In every respect ~ 4. CRASlO SON l7G East
l25th-st
TOR SALE.-BrOwn stone house, 165 Lex
iugt0n ave, frstclass order modern mprOvem
Apply 10 owner az Cortnndtst., upstairs
FOR SALE.-26 LOTS in 24.h Ward, New
York City. ID. s. DOWNS. Executor.
1913 West-sJ King, upstairs
GREAT BARGAIN.-Famiy going to En-
~ rOpefourslOry Oh stoop brown stone house East
6Hthst near 3th ave Furnished un:urnshed $2jOUO
remain az per cent.
CLARK & CRANE, Pine-st.
HOUSES in 23], 34ih. 39ih, 4Sth, SD and
57h-sts, vel built and desirable low 10 close
estate W. L. BUTLER, No 90 LDerrN st.
GIX NEW HOUSES, $40 to 356 West 29,h-
- St; three story basement stO0p browns;one
cabinet finish l6oxJ2XeItens Sion feet hrsc every
respect Y. IL TUCKER q son,
$50 West 30tT-st
A.bD and 1S4IH-SI., near lOTH-ANE.-
~ Pot Of 20 lots; pI1ce $1,000 per lot rutland
q WHITING, 3 HoekmaasL
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lrsss alaking.

hRESS MAkER.-A competent dressmaler
~ wan lew customers reasonable sat
sacton guaranteed Address D. u Langertei, 10
EasG 4Oth.st
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fecturfs auo .t,eelluas
JIcgo5Ll5


PROPOSALS FOR OIL.
OPFICR LIGHTHOUSE BoARp)
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. J.. is,O <
SEALED PROPOSALS vii be II this untl
10 o'clock OF Tuesday le 3Uh aIy of November 1850
lshig 500 gallons of ulnorh oil
hons ad OIL OF the qualify required Tor tn Uaite states
lighthouse
Sprc.ucatOus OF proposal her in NAV
be . appucailon % tls rfn
The ught reserved 70 All bids and waive
ans detecls. JOHN nODGEltS.
kear-Adnllra. L. ). Navy,
Chairman
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Counirp Neal Gsiais Uanir0.

! AND WANTED.-25.0 900 acres III Iowa for
IL cash. Must be bargain: CAL or address q hIlS
Room i, No I67 Broadway, New YORK CITY
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NNANTED.-We nurse with milk from {,
w months Old. Apply before Il IL. Oh East 5ithst
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Real Cstate 10 CxGhdnse.

CHOICE business, flat and resident proper
y ne. paving 10 10 per cent wei built aud fHely To-
Gated 10 ex,hIuge Inside pro- aud cash ilnci
oals only.l MILTON T. WOJLLEY, p lark-rOw
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Nov. 90, 1880
ng sales were held at the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

AIRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN viii resuT
VI her lessons m music aud uo.eru gnafe3 after :
teabcr 10. Irr particulars Ipp.v 70 40 CiLt0naL
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Gitn iDropertp % Eet.

A STORE and LOFTS, large and small. ad-
~ vantage0usiy placed, Cans-st, near Broadway.
pOsite kares Hotel; excellent northern hight
=. g. seek. IT,, PAS Cana-st
RROWN- TONE HOUSE-165 Lexington
I1 ave. first class modern improvements. Ap
ply toO~ner. 20 CortdnlisL, upstairs.
ZINE STORE in Chambers St.; also one IN
l. Greenwich and West-sts wen I@nt'd and cheap
W. l. BIZ TIER. % lIberty-st.
OFFICES TO LET. some desirable. at iow
" prices The buildings ), ;. and Beekmanst, 10 10
l$5 Nassau ST. nd IA Park Rev, opposite p y. RULAND
WHITING BeeSnan -.
ITO RENT-A store northwest corner of
73st and 9th will be rented reasonably drug
get; possession meii. For permit apply 10 JAMES
EEhAN, 10. "a Um0n square
'ENO RENT.-StOre nOrthN EST corner of I'D
Il ST and ath-sve.. rent reasonable u druggist
JAMES NEEHAN.
40 81 Union square.
no LET.-9 Lafayette-piace, fve-story
L house. fOr business Or lodgings. JOHN L. BAILEY,
IA Pincst
no LET OR LEASB-The promises at june
Of Broadway II h-st and 7th.ave. about 55r7j
feet fine PROM gent location for show ar or
business pursOse. Apply personally Oh by letter OWNER,
100 West 47t-st
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5ltnailcns WdHte0-- + sma!es

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRI .UNE WILL BE- RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE, No l.eBS Broadway corner fhriy
n-ats on - 7iNtaaye. T., Forth seventh ana tortv-
etG 30t Vest ~. htrts. Ei-hth-lve 40
81 Elsl Folr.teltAfc cora'r Jti1n.,g re- 200 ihI l.
yeuth 81. 40 tlv HARLEM OFFICE No
LOCI ard -eI rnIiayt, Onch irel. AMI twenty
',r.nst iIen sly ~ Bauo BuI ilsA mp - - NJ. 10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

BgA J. BIeeck>r Son.
vaen,-stoIy name dwelling wi th lot, No ZUr west
70 ~, :, 50.7 II OF 7th-aye. lot loszs9.4
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23

~ n ~ Ill III von,an tl,,t aver nm, .aan
hs - c, -. and n ~ - MiIifs
en- thn,,cht 81 I,ar dntv III anandal - Inn
Ana 81. "a rsstins. hsr vfsdom vonid sMnsv
3. ~..SSns !. 49,, "A sI,a vnnd A.si.e q
n fAsrrskeat m friand a. NJ l,r
c1sS sss ~ ~ ns~s HE tSia0rsI
~ ~ ssf Snr har trn,i i.i.n
H. ~ innvn ~ m fnsn SciS. 8 IL.
11ra ~ shas aick ma s1,e mos,aS snS ~
So -. -, "a .eA- s1 s
s.St.4s q. ~ ,,.,n ana n, y, 4
IA ~ :; AZ. hs.,4. Il Ira nsosis -. throrea
1uN W =. 80 S. .L.t "a SSti,t .s.Aoaaeus
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23
WHY no i sINGl
IT ms. Iou s..szDseao-

Ghy do sing7 IT'S hard TO tan Sjss
Why strains Of mudc, Wild and fIee,
Gush forth IN tunASul harmony, 80 & ~.
When, underneath i thin disRuise,
A Borrowing heart % often Hea. 3s
sing-the siren, voice OF song &
Bears my enchanted soul along :
Tho stream Of timeto that hlest shors Il
WHARF mortal cares are felt no more; az. 4.
And heaven itself ware not complete ;
Without the sound Of muEic sweet
Why do I s,nile7 why, mir1r,oured here, ~ ;Ss
On br0W1 20 used to pain and caro-. s..
Are gentle smiles that softly chase
Each other DER Q care-Worn 1aca7 .a-es..
The heart o'ercast With grief the while
And yet-'mid unshsd tears smile. g..
smile, because to-naturs true
Like eleanS Of sunshine breaking through
Tbs lifted clouds, whsn storms are past; -
Though soft white clouds stin overcast g.
The azure aky, to cheer thu sceue s5z :
Bright rays Of sunlight burst between. Hul.
Why do weep7. Alas! these tears
Cannot ehace the stains Of years;
IT'S grace alone can save, know, ..4,
And yet, 'ts well to let them dow; -t'f
They soothe the griefs Of lies dark hours,
Az sunlight smiles through April ahowers.
And then it's written, '.Jesns wept,''
Above the grave Of one that slept, 49,,
While friends and loved ones gathered round
With softened tread the neW-mads mound;
That when thus pressed with grief and cares,
He found , sweet relief in tears, - -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23
THE1ns GRAvEs.
- NJ cAnlixv. SHAW.

They lie together IN the ihade,
These graves Of mine,
Just where tho light from sun Of mooa
WIN never shine;
Among tho silent ahadows there "
A somber Hns. e 5z5As e.
You AJAX who he within these grsyes?
My summer friends Z;
The friends who fade and fall away
When summer ends; IL )
The friends whose warmth - but the glow
That summer lends.
With my own hands made their grayes. !
cound not bear sEIr *
That other eyes should see my dead :
So falsely fair. -. :
laid the cypress on their hearts -
And left them there. r.
Aud that was all. With sobbiug heart
Tears falling fast,
On the dead friends thst had loyed
looked my last, &e@7 ssSs y So
And buried them together with -
A murdered past.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23
The Dutiful Son.

A French boy saw bis father hanging,
and, instead of cutting him down, went
and hunted up a policeman, who, on en-.
tering the room, found the man almost
gone. On reproaching the youth, fo1
not interfering, he said he had emo righl
to NEEDLE with his fathers proceedings
it was not the part. of dutiful son te
meddle." His father, being restored
went to thrashing his son for letting hin
hang; but the boy declared that hi
father would have thrashed him just the
same if he had cut him down, and thai
he had no right to NEEDLE.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23
The Pleuro.P neumonia.

AkOVA4AVAAAese
The Secretary 81 the Treasury has
transmitted to Congress the result 81 an
Investigation made By skilled officers into
Econtae io1s diseases affecting animals.
The report concludes as follows: = k
III 1. :P1euro-pneumenia is, Il contagious,
Infectious lung.feverz in meat cattle. as
readily communicated among them. as
small pox among mankind, not only by
actual contact, but BY. excretions Of ali.
kinds. ss ,z. .s..s 3..1.
Q. IN This country Il has never davel-
-oped de noyo. Int has always been IN
troduced by contapion. s=sssz .s,,s..-
w. 3. 1t may be prevented by incubation.
but that remedy is not to be Thought Of
in this country under present conditions.
4. It has period Of incubation Of from
nine to sixty days, usually not exceed
ing forty; and its symptoms, when de-
veloped, are easily dstinglishable by
experts from those Of other diseases. : !.
5. The only proper method Of sup
,,rooa;nn, 4ha x;saosa ;n 4bo TTn;fod S+o+a.
is by the destruction Of all diseased or
exposed cattle. and thorough purifca-
ton Of buildings where they have been
kept. 'zs ''-.S&>
I 6. No contagious pleuro-pneumonia
now exists or has ever existed in any
State west Of the Allegheny mountains.
3 z. It does not now exist In the United
States, on or near the boundary of the
Dominion of Canada. and that it does
not now exist in that Dominion. ,'''S
g.. The disease now exists only. in the
eastern part Of New York. in New JERSEY.
Pennsylvania, and perhaps in parts OF
Maryland, Verginia and the District of
Columbia. = : .r--7 -7- " *-f e. 80.
" g.. The general course of traffic in cat
tie is from the West to the East. Only
few, and those Of blood stock of great
value, pass westward, or into Canada
from the East. h -" :, ..'s ne '.''' '7.'
10. At the present time, with ordinary
care, cattle may pass from the Western
States, which almost exclusively furnish
cattle for expectation into Canada, and,
through Canada, Portland and Boston,
to foreign ports, without danger Of in
lection. ~ 80 liz. @7't' -: .'-'"*
H. With proper restrictions against
contact with other cattle near the sea
board, cattle may pass from the Western
States to the ports of New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, for expectation,
without danger Of infection.
10. State and municipal regulations
are not to be relied up0n tn nravent the
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23


Dr.: Hunter, Of Chicago, whose project for the
erection OF q hospital for the treatment Of lung
diseases formed the snhject matter OF recent
article in this paper, has reyolutionjzed the
method of treating all forms of lung disease,
especially consumption. Instead of treatment
BY remedies through the stomach, his method
Is to destroy the germs OF disease In the lungs
by inhalation, and the success of bis treatment
testides to It's advantages over all methods
hitherto tried. Thousands in this city have
been restored to health by Inhalation, while
the whole State Of illinois probably could not
show single case Of even chronic bronchitis
cured by the old method, to say nothing OF
that more dangerous malady, consumption.
Experience, the experience Of many years, Ia
worth, In medicine, all the theoretical dogmae
even promulgated. The two systems OF treat.
ment, the old and the new, have been thor.
oughly tried. The result, In one case, is uni.
verssi failure; In the other, almest universal
success. recourse the patient who has neglect.
ed his malady till its hold on him Is oyermaster
ing, DR. has had his system broken down by
false methods of treatment. can have little
hope, of relief in this world, and may a. well
turn his attention to the next, But to those moi
yet beyond the possibility of q cure, DR.
Hunter, by his admirable system Of treatment
BY inhalation, stretches out aEhslping hand, of
Hring prompt relief from suffering and well
grounded prospect Of restoration to perfect
exlth-6aturdQu Euenfng Herald. -z.....
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23

The question was asksd by letter, the It'll
inst.s Of the most extensive wholesale drug.
giats Of al this sestern country, tNoyes Bros
different blood medicines you are handling.
which are you selling the most Of st the pres.
ent timer" The rspiy: 'Df. e. B. Hailidays
Blood Purifier leads all others in our sales.
- sse-szgs Morris Bios, d OUrLER,i
The above tbows st once that tho people 81
the West hsvsgot tired Of being humbuxged
ny Eastern capitalists with thsir displayed ada,
fraudulent testimonials, fence signs, and Other
devices 70 decisive the people. I.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23

: CHARLES PERRAunr, French writer,
was the author of Cinderella Slipper y
story. At the accession of Francis III.
husband OF Mary Queen of Scots),
Paris was involved in continued broila
by the struggles for presidency between
the confraternities Of the diapers, the
MERGERS and the fur1iers, in which the
furriers finally hiumphed. Two cent
uries ago furs were 20 rare, and there.
fore SO highly valued, that the wearing
Of them was restricted by several sumpt-
uary laws to Kings and Princes. Sable,
in those laws called vair, was the subject
of countless regulations. The exact
quality permitted d be worn by persons
Of different grades, and the articles d
dress to:which it might be applied, were
defined most strictly. Perranlt's tale o1
Ginderena originally marked the dig.
nifty conferred on her by the fairy, b.
her wearing slipper Of vair, privilege
then confined to the highest rank d
Processes. An error Ct the press, nov
become inveterate, changed vair into
yerre, and the slipper Of sable was sud.
denly converted into q glass slipper.
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"A Wonderful Dfscoverv.

"Wnn you have some more beans
Johnny?" emo" "No what?" ssNt
BEANS" says Johnny, solemnly.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23

lamp-l light falls upon MANY 8 fair face
there that needs but the portunity and
it would rival the boasted charms Of
many an acknowledged belle 81 the city
bathrooms. Again do See the maiden
i saw upon the bridge IN the early
springime. But the youth Is not with.
her now. BY her side stands dark
coarse man, with low forehead, deep
sunkens eyes, and full, sensuous lips.
which tell that he has more 81 the brute
in his nature than 10 usually allotted to
man. And yet this girl is smiling up ct
him as abe never smiled upon the fair
haired youth who pleaded 10 passion
ately Tor her love but : few months be-
fore. Where is lie now? All, II have
just discovered him. He stands beyond
this couple, further back in the shadow,
and they are not aware Of his close prox-
unity, for he is the subject Of their con-
yersation. Why is his face 30 pale ?
Why, indeedl he has just discovered
that the only woman. he ever; loved, or
ever can love, is false to him that she
has toyed with his hearts deepest af-s
lection willfully; and, worse than ell
else, he has learned that she loves the
dark, evil man at her side. ss@>7-t 5.s
Mechanically he tears the glove he
has just drawn from his hand into
small pieces, and drops them one BY
one upon the floor. There is bitter, !;
sarcastic smile upon his face as he
watches the couple, who, fancy them
selves unobserved amid the throQg.
Unnoticed by them he leaves his place
in the shadow and passes out into the
night. ny -, - '.'@s. @e:'s>-.5s =
All alone, with none to mark the con-
fiict save the All-seeing one, does he
struggle with that heart consuming love.
And, as the gray dawn comes slowly
creeping in at his window, he has con-
quered. But at what cost! In this
battle what has he lost? Confidence in
mankind, hopes Of heaven and faith in
God. And he has gained nothing.
y 4 @S* |"x x = -
The scene has closed The past joins
to the present. The pictured faces
smile down upon me from the wall. I
arouse myself from the dream, and am
again the harsh, cold man of the world.
And
take up the burden Of life again,
Saving MONT hnv hoos,
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Great Praise


Albert G.. Mann, of Cottage Home, Ill.,, says:
II have been Frustrated for three or more
years with Kidney Disease, at times was not
able to put on my boots, my wife has often
pulled them on for me. I was not 20 bad az
that all the time, bnt I never knew what II
commenced using Hunts Remedy. Since
commenced to take Hunts Remedy have
been free from all pain, and take pleasure in
saying that it is the best medicine that ever
knew for Kidney and Liver Diseases" Trial
size, 76 CENTS: = ." !, IL =
DR.. C. e. Shoemaker, the well-kaown aural
surgeon of Reading, Pa, offers to send by mai
free OF charge. valuable little book on deaf
ness and diseases Of the ea:-specially on run
nlngear and catarrh, and their proper treatment
giving references and testimonials that will
satisfy tho most askeptica1. Address as above
DR.. Bryant's Dental Parlors, 8 East Third St
st., Paul Mimi
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23

For the speedy cure of Consumption and all
diseases that lead to it, such as stubborn
Coughs, neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Few.
er, Asthma, pain In the side and chest, dry
hacking cough, tickling In the throat, Hoarse.
ness, Sore Throat, and all chronic or lingering
diseases of the throat and lungs, DR. Kings
lished for itself q worldwide reputation. Many
leading physicians recommend and use it in
their practice. The formula from which it is
prepared Is highly recommended by all med
ical journals. The clergy and the press have
complimented 1t In the most glowing terms
Go to your druggist and get q trial bottle free
Wholesale and retail by Gray & Hoflin, Min,
neaDOlia
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23

Out of the many medicines advertised in the
Western papers, Solomon himself would have
been puzzled to know which to take, but the
wise men of the present day all use Dr.. E. B.
Hslliday's Blood Purifier. and pronounce it the
"hQsa" of the buainesa
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23

~ ! tadncers lips smendaciity 4 q natur.
|alas msndicity Is III braiins.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23
The Care Of. Clothing.

take up the burden Of life again,
Saying sadly, sit might have been"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23
Inhalatloa.

DR.. Bryant's Dental Parlors,8 East Third st.
g., Paul Mimi
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Cares Ulsses,
nsis weakness. They have been ussd u EnGiasd a.
Esss.s. psr.ods.. and p rssusistdns pL ssn . an
for 9SW sent By mali frye Of poste9s sscafoy 0eelo
THE GRAY MEDICINE co.
3 - .;r Nschznics Bloek, OeEreat Ma
Wholesale Agents for United STATES. -"
gss stNPa1pklets eenf froo. "a stsfsSs
Sold In 81. PanI b &. 81. Bfsss ssd 8tssxt Iasn
eosner WahaahAW aAA 0axth 01ooe1; r. Mtnneanoai2
hv{3YaV 4 Ho1ofa -1--- I'M I'm
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23
.DELTGAYE EFtNfAIES

% victims d Hasted oe pfo1t11ted energies. eans
q rhyacsl oyerexes4ion. ind their ercatesfreHef
@eu6eo fOAY'S KIDNEY FAD, which strengthen
md tuyigoeate0 tbs fnvald md restores tho Wig
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dumb ague.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-07-23
Prices reduced for Dentistry at Dr..
Bryant's, E. 3rd St. St Paul. MINI. =

225c..buys pairaof Lyons Heel Stifeners
and make q boot or shoe last twice as long:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-12-15

CRUsHED.-A dashlDg young
fellow was very attentive to a
young lady who secretly did not
favor his attentions, and who was
blessed with an observing little
brother Of only 4 few summers
growth. The Iady's admirer was
visiting her when the little chap
broke into their presence, and,
mounting the dashing young
mans knee, said Haven't you
got q fine room 2 ON, yes,
proudly replied the dashing young
fellow, whose vanity was evident
~ touched by the remark. See-
ing, as he thought, in the circum
stances an opportunity to make
a favorable impression on the sis
ter, he gave his mustache an extra
twist, and reiterated his reply
with emphasis: oh yes, a very
fine room 4 thought So said
the young hopeful, musingly.
But what made you think so ?
said the young lady's adtnirer, bis
curiosity by this time fully aroused.
Because was the crushing reply,
Sister Mag said your room was
better than your company.
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DOES HE LIKE BUTTEIEs

Well, TO begin!
First put the cowslip under his chin,
And when you see that dimpledest place
Of all his dimpled and russell face
Show just the tint that the cowslip shows
That is sure proof, suppose,
That the little boy Il mean our Ned)
Is fond of butter upon his bread.
So far, so good!
But what if the rosy surface should
Show no tint Of the yellow at all?
I should say that the flower was too small,
Or that something else was wrong in the test
For whatever the sign is know best!
Signs sometimes fail; but know that Ned
Likes plenty of butte1 upon his bread.
Perhaps the tan
On the sun-browned cheek Of the little man
DullS the mirror to. which / hold
The blossom up to reflect its gold
Or else the dimpleS ripple the glass
Where the shadow of color ought to pass,
And only the warm blood show instead;
But he does like butter upon his bread.