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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-30

fore his eyes, and while the ringing of
tho axe upon the hard oak timber
sounded in tho burning mans ears.
Smith was handsome fellow, about
twenty-five years old, and brave as q
lion. Although he was being roasted
alive, with the exception of his pitc-
Gus appeals, he bore his horrible suf-
fcrings with courage rarely wit
messed under such terrible circ,Im-
stances. IIc spent last Sunday in
Charlotte, n. c., with friends.
5. W. G0OdsOn, another ono Of the
passengers who was also burned to
death, was about iorty-fivc years old.
llc leaves a wife and several children.
lie was a native OF Virginia.
Conductor Ii. L. Johnson was found
half mile from the scene of the dis
as;cr, sitting down in thc woods on n
fallen tree, with severe wound in The
head, and partially crazcd from tho
effects Of tho blow and tho terrible
scene through which ho had lust.
passed. All tho wounded persons
wcro sent to Lincolnton, where they
were kindly cared for. Among those
who were passengers or officers on tho
train and saved arc S. IL. Griffith,
salesman for Austin. Nichols 81 Co.,
Of New York; Richard Limcbrick, OF
Cleveland, N. c.; Engineer Hail and
Fireman Smith. All Of tho survivors,
except the two last named, wcrc more
or less injured, some OF them quite
painfully. The mail and most of tho
express matter were burned. The OK
press safe was recovered after tho fire.
All the cars arc either totally DESTROYED
or utterly wrecked. The railroad au-
thortics arc at u loss to what to attri-
butc the disaster.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-30

To reduce stock, am Offering special b,
bats, as some of my competitors term it,
they can purchase the same goods anyv
customers ard not my rivals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
Alexaudrla Oazette
THURSDAY EWING, JANUARY %, 1879.

Writ AND WEBSTER Cities have classified
Wits Life CT Patrick Henry" among the
brllllant rCmances Of biography. The Gis.ir-
guished aulh nor. while writing the Life"
found binsclf b1lhcrad.- The iacs were few.
and even such as nc had collected were Of
doubtful authenticity. He therefore called
in the aid Of his IN gination, and wrote cue cf
the most cuiertcLirg aud unreliable CT biog-
raphics
On certain occasion Writ AID Daoiel Web
ster We're opposed 10 cach other IL the ira! vi
a case. OJe Of HoSsIcr'5 witnesses cove such
testimony a. would be likely, unless II Was con
tradicted CT impcechCd 10 settle The case sgalDst
Writ client. GA b3g!pnIng the cross exam.
patton, Writ a sumcd mauuer expressive or
incrcd uIlty. and ssked the witness:
Pay, MIR. K, have you ever read 'Ba'
ron Muochsusrn " referring to work noted
for lis improbable stos,s.
Before Mr.. Writ had time to rtp'y. Mr..
Webster rose ard SAID:
Il beg ps!d)o for iDtcrrupipg you. Mr..
Writ, but there is enc question iGrSot to ask
the vices"
AK il Cow, sir" aosScrcj Writ, in the
blandcs, maouCr.
ISL" said Wchs.cr il his Selma style,
'hsve ron ever rcsd Wits Lilo ol Patrick
Henry p
The corr, Jury and spectators turs; ia!o
loud lsus hicf, III Which WIZ j3ilcd Webster
won the ca"
Opening mnti s;'s>isl. Oh ts,c ssBiss.
CLO.I%G.
VAS .n2io7, =. G.. North aad Northeastern
nlsiIs L III. aHG - o. T..
Western mails 50 and 3 Is y. n.
SoutGe,n mails Via Richmond, Va, + % G
n. Bad 5 uG and . 90 10
South ard S0ulawe mails. via Lynch.
burg Virgins. % a. H. aid Is p II.
AeXuLdr;s 10 Lynch5ur2 Va, (way msils)
including Through mails i 90 H. ani 90 u 10
GOfd0Lsvilie AID Charlottesville, Vs., t " O.
N. and . 90 .. N
hsEa-s,s Division UG y II.
Als&ahdT!s 10 hoUad Hill, Va. Is H. III
oPESIHG.
Northern "nd Western mails, via Washing
.on, u. e., 8 81 =. m ana = 0U @nG Il On o. III.
Southern n.a!s, via Richmond, Va 20 a. m
nd VI p. n.
Souti wes:e7I mails via Gynchburg, Virginia,
Through m.lisj Including way mails on Midland
Railroad, : 30 5. 70.
Manassas Division 30 .. n.
Round Hi! to Al"X.rdr!s, Va 3 so D. m.
Ottico HouFs-O iiiCc opens 81 80 g. NJ, end
closes ~ UD p. II.
Sunday fOurs-Otice opens ST s is q. H., and
closes n 9 20 =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

thy y. WISE MiD4aE l. s Is s x l.
~ JUHH >. BARBOUR, Receiver
On snd ai.og y DAY Nov. 9, 1874, P&a~
sengor trains will run 81 follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
Fasss REV YORK..
HIE-s-Ts ELS +. E. h.HIGMT-aJyD 5OHE
SsERSS-S-

- f<'-~"'e r. fSo s>- u hsSAef II T-SSfD JbH.T
SsERS<f-N-
EVERY FRIDAY, AT IL M; ard returning,
leave 4 ew York, from pier Al, East river. EV-
Eki SATURDAY, ~ O'Clock D. 10.
ine Steamers az this company make connoc-
lions ri Norfolk for Boston and eli points Eas.:
AT New York with sll points West and North
vast, end st Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad srd Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rates given and fregt! handled care
uily and promptly. For further Information
apply to F.A. REED, AGENT
Jsnney's wharf.
SAN Ell BACON, Presid nj.
Office under Natl. Me,rop. Bank,
sop 2,-tt Washington, H. G.
.es@2srss, CLIDE'S STEAM LINES WERE
s;$szs* ~ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI-
NENCS AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave alexandria EVERY TIES.
oAY s1G leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
This line connects st Alexand-!s with .keO
a. q Al. ind u & o. K. Rs, ana 1T pbiladsi,
phs with C!vde's regular Steamships for Fsll
Hiyer, Providence snd Boston.
Freight forwarded with prorrptness and care.
frse Of commissions.
No charge for transfer il PHILADELPHIA, and
0 wharfage In Boston. Quick time. FreGuent
departures. Through rates and through bills
Dt Lsdlng given. Insurance Ct the lowest rates,
Agents:
+. A. REED, Aiexsndria.
" NJ. 7 CT YDE s 60, PhlIadeipE is
iCHFSUN s. CO., Wash. s. GeorgGn
;sn S-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

Connections NJ Cos men wi:h St:ge lines for
l.. XIHgton ard Nstural BRUCE; ut Huntington
with u b ). u L. =. steamers frl oil point.
and The Ohio river; at Portsmouth, D., VITA
Scicto Valley K T. Tor slI points IN tho ORTIZ
West; 1t Msysvil!e, Ky, with the Ken!u k !;
Central K h for all pc ATS in Central kentuck, :;
ut Cincinnati, o., with All lines FIR slI points IL
the West.
Through tickets for ssle al Y. Mr. Z offices
in Washington tGul renns. ave and in A lex
endria
CON Way 4. HOWARD, G.P.STA.
D. =. DAME, Southern 2 nj ian "A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
RAILROADS

THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r. w
4 wis Gordonsvilln)
Is the popular passenger route between Alexis
and the W est, ana tsvorite oouble daily sll
rail route between Alex anGria and Richmond
Passenger trains run as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
STEAMERS,
FL OF l G. 4.
CHANGE OF TIME.

Il Office
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after SUNDAY, October 5th the
bouts Of the POTOMAC FERRY CO. viii run
as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6 %, I &c. 80. 8 80, 10 30 and II 80 g. M, snd
Y so, / 30, 2 80. 3 so, 80, 30. and 6 OOp. m.
LEAVK WASH1NGTON:
6 50, 7 go. S 60 9 go 10 80 snd il 80 q. M, and
Il 30, 60, 2 So 80. 4 30, s 80, and 6 30 D. m.
oct4 GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager.
Inland & Seaboard Coasting Co.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENC.
ING OCTOBER lst, 1879.
Steamers OF this limo will run rs follows:
FOR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
S..9DE- OF TIE EsBE
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd
FRIDAY, at 81 o clock p.n. returning, leave
Norfolk On altsrnate days AT 4CO p N.
Faro, iirs. class, 81; rtutd trip 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
COMglsaH0s mERgEsnr,s
NJ a. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROOERs.

WHOLESALE GHOCERs
GSNEEAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ard Dealers in
r,,, AL IL KINDS Of LIQUoRS.
and fysh OLD BYE, OLD CABINET
and ACNQGRAM WHISTLES; also BAK-
ER5 snd THOM PSON'S PURE RYE
WHISTLES to which they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt sLtention.
CCn5ignneIts Of Flour, Gran and Country
troGuce solicited, for which they guarantee the
hi&aas. market prices and promp! returns.
Northeast corner CT Cameron snd Royal sts.,
A!e1ardria. Va. oct 20
{ Has S. TAYLOR, Jr,.
(Iste of j. Y. Beckham & Co..
HlSN&H6L COMMISSlON MERCHANT,
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
j. B. FlCKLEN & SONS
GE!IE3HATED BRIDG EWATEK FAMILY
FLOUR,
II North Union stroGt,
jsn . Ale1sudria. Virgins.
Fl Ak@oN < sAlTH,
WHOLESALE
GEOrHKS AND GENEKAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
t'mner Prince snd Royal Sta,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Consigrman!s Of Grain snd Country Produce
solicited. end prompt returns made. jylO
" aKhON BRG6.,
WHOLESALE
GRGUsE&, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
JU4N GIBBS, MS SON & cos CABINET
x, GH lad Xxx WHISTLES, snd
Trolnpson's Puro Ryo Whiskey; Frreisn
Vines and BrandGs, ale, Porter
end Champssnes.
TT AGENCY OF The LAFLAND
GAhD POWDER COMPANY.
s.. " CUH. CAMERON AND ROYAL sGs.
CoGae rosstad 20. tbs trade Al I5c per sack.
ny G--ii
{ &. MABuEN,
" Eht:42ph a. = SEU 20 MILK CHLEGR
IRA DEALER AND COMMISSION
I:ERGEANT,
Ec. IS EoIin Koysl ST., Iesr Msrsst spscs,
Aexsrdris, vs..
COrsISnments and orders will raca:vs careful
ana prompt attention. my 60
EsTHoIAS PEBHY, agent,
GENERAL
C0Ai&iSSICN MERCHANT
no. Il King street,
ALEXANDNIA. VA
...geal fer he sale Of
ISAAC ENGEK'S
yGySTvpp Arppr& IL .ITJT MO
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Mail. Express.

Mail, Southwark connects al Gordonsviils
With Cbas. " Ohio Z. e., East and West At
LyncLburg, connects with Atlantic, Miss. &
OHIO Il, K, through 5outhnn Virginia, to
Nashville. Now Orlean: Memphis, Little Rock
and Texss-and ST Dsnville with edmond Il
DspViile K K 10 South cnd Southwest
Express Southwark connects 81 Gordonsvillo
80 sll points on Chns. & Chic aasd at Dar,uiUc
to all the South and Southwest. including Flor
ida
&iXED TRAINS :or Msin Line leave AL
eIsEdris daily, except Sunday, S0O 8. N. and
II O0 noon. and returning arrive ~ Alexandra
u 10 O. II. aQc b D. IA.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 a. N, and alexandria 7 35 g. M, daily,
except Sunday arEiVe =: StIasburg at II rs p. m,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
Wesl LGsVc Siras5urg 81 p. n, striving st
Aie1sndra al 10 y. rl.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISlO& leaves Alexandria Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, ut 9 W q tn, and returns Hcn-
day, "Wednesday aud Friday a. 2 4S p. IN.
FOR Niddiebur2, daiiy connection 81 Plains
station.
For UpperTille, regular connection at Dei4-
piaio
Fo, WAERaNTON, le,ve Washington \:
10 =. n. and . is p. m. daily.
ali trs!ns nsks good connections, st WISH
ington, TO and from Z orth and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington 3:
~ 5. ~. running through without change
On Express train, Leaving Washington ii D ID
p. n Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Gsr
with extra casF2o OILY 81. through to Danv.!e
connecting to all Soutn.
Excursion licKe u Jackson vile, Florida
good 10 retHrn Until Msy 18th, 1851, on sale a.
ssulnglon, Alexandria, Charlottesville u q
l. nch burg.
Through tickets vcry low to tho South aal
South west.
nov I'M. BH0ADUS, G. T. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

I UST RECBlVED-New Lsyer Rsisils,
- whole half and quarter boxes, loose Muses..
tel and Valencia Rslsins new Culrsnts, now
Turkish Prunes, Lea & Perrin's Worcestershire
Sauce, Colman's English Mustard sid ltaisn
Msccaroni.
dec W. a. JOHNSON & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

Connections ut Richmond with the Richmond
aud Danviie and Richmond ami Patersbu
Railroads for the outh, with the I'D Donin-
ion Steamship line Tor New York, and Vir-
ginia Steam Line and 4. s. 2. 4. H. for Nor
folk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

EVERY FRIDAY, at II M; ard returning,
leave sew York, from pier d. East river, EV-
Ekf SATURDAY, a! 4 o CLOCK .. 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

CoAh oo.r
We invite the attention of dealera and con-
suners 70 CIT large stock Of CAREFULLY
PHkPAR RED COAL Of the following varieties:
LYkEN'S VALLEY,
LORBEhRY and
SuAMOEiN RED ASH
WHITE ASH free burning and HARDY O.
steamer, broken, eSg stove and nut sizes.
Also GECkGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND
and KAN 4 w BA SRIINT, from West Va
Making Coel specially, va aim to keep only
the HIGHEST GRADES. and having two large
Storage Yards, each variety ia KEEP. separate
and is especially prepared for family use
Yards HoGred, and sill Coal sent out WELL
SCREEN I'D AND FREE FROM IMPURl-
TIES.
Dealers, families, public institutions snd man
ufsc.ories supplied Of Lowest market rate-per
ton Of 2240 lbs 7. J. MEHAFFEY & CO.,
feb Wharf End Yards foot Of Ouaan ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
RAILROADS.
GREAT 1880

1880 GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NoR 1SI372,p WE : St s 81 SOUTHWEST
STEEL Rails Is S sFtk sNbib' scHnEEy
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
January 6, 1880
Trains leave Washington from depot of BEL.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD. Ger.
ue1 Of Sixth and s ST. sets, as fellows:
SIN. and l.5U y IL. dsiy, except Sunday, and
9.i5 =. H. daily, vith Palace Csrs. Lam
tied Express OF PullHsa Parlor Cars 93G $.
q. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdeirhlr
~ s.m, except Sunday, end go 3. daily.
For Pl1tshurs aDG:he " est !C Al 4. M. dally, ~,
Psrior Cars to fi!tsSu-g; 40 .. 10. dsir
with Palace Csr 20 Chicago.
Fol CsnandsisuA and tie North, 6 % y. III,
except Sunday ana 40 p. m. daily, etcOp.
Saturday, with Palace Cac C.nanassus.
FOR Wstkins, 1910 p. IL. daily except Sga-
day.
For Baltimore, Oh. 8. 10. 9.3G snd 1910 =. H.:
l.SG, il, .D, $50, 7.iu and 9.4a D. N.
On Sunday, 10. 40 4. H.; $50, 7.4U sna 9.is
,.
For rope's Crock Line, co $. m. and 20 p m.
daily, except Sunday.
FOR Annapolis, 10 II. snd 4 20 y. H. daily
except undsy.
LOCAL TRAINS
FOR alexandria ~, 8 snd IL n. M, and a!
%, a4d IL 50 y. II. Sunday 1T Z, 3 and II
and 5 =. d
$50 and iG O. "a. AID 3. >, snd p. n nd
l2nieht.
y, Suncsg 81 SEC ,;rd 10 g. d.. snd and u
y. n.
:EHoUGa TRAILS FOX raE sOuTH. =.
tusnt:co and &;ch:aoaI, viii i,e,va Acxsa.
ofin Al 7.&" r. NJ. Gsiis 7n'! 5 - .. n. dolly.
excep: Sln3AT.
i1ckets snc intOTniStluc can be procured =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

With the coming year all the long tried snt
improved methods of making n standard news
paper will be continued, with such additional
facilities az past experience justifes the pr0pre-
tor in believing will add TO tho cspaciiy of tho
Gszette to servo It's readers. Il expects IL rcn-
der faith ul service TO the city the state grd the
country by 3 candid criticism ot ioen ami events
IN heinterest ofthe people OF the Gouuroi. woath
Of Virgins
, 1880-02-21
IT.,

Doar loyc, u yo,, md esm.i sRil AWAY,
With Hh0Wy rc11itt>a to tho Wlni!n tinfHricd.
Acr1lss tho WATERS Of suInN'unkitnWn buy,
And llutl al Island fur fru,n nll tho world;
II wo could dwell there oyor,nOrt. Mlnnn,
Whiin u,,rets,rslctl years Slipped ~ upacc.
FnrgGtttnH al1 forgotten, md unk!h'WI
III MI s1te natlsu snl,K-blrlS Or TIC piaoes
II Winter mover visited that land,
And Summers lAp spilled our with trutt and
A1u! TtVpI0 trees cast Rhnda on either hand,
Aud twinr,l bougha fortllSd sloep-lnVltlng
b0wGFb;
II from tho fashlonR Of tho world set FREQ,
aud hIll MWuy frtMn Ait itK IcAluus atrife,
Iltvl.l ntone for you. atul yUu for ntp,
Why, thoM. lear aoFo, hSw sweet were weaded
but, since NO dwoll horn III the otowdnd way.
WhuEe hMrry!nH fhft'nya rusa ny ~ SOCK 1os
xuld,
And nil ID tull,ntnplace and work -a.day
Aa sNin III L0tus young auneyuluon grows
old;
Since Fashion rules. and Nature yields to Art,
And l!fn Is hurt b. tlnfly 1nr uil1 fruit,
Ills bst To shut such .lrDataa down In tho haRrt,
And mluXlo with Tue thr0ng. luTV, anI forgot.
ELLA MMEKLEk.
, 1880-02-21

Though OLD Alr. Fogy, hus. long questioned
Ions concerning legal matters, no 0uU Inns
eyer questioned Iavr opinion CONCERNING DR.,
pEerco's fayorisc Prescription. For women
trealy afllrln tlsat TUG Prescription Is q posi-
i've cs,ru, for these "Aragelng-lown" sellssl-
peculiar 10 their lux. The Fayurltu Pruserlp.
loA Is sold by all dsueglsts under positive
guarantee. .
plrlsuuno, Pa., Narch i. 1S70-Dr. n. r.
Pierce ,Dugnlo, n. l:-nsAn SIR: / was
avail for disease Ut tie liver aIUl ulerus.
Some tinle ngu commenced tho usu ot ynur
Favolitv Prescription att! Discovery, being
ut tho l!lno confined part Ut thu tiniU t0 my
iea mow A. All fst Ii'st %pi fsr tS xs slo y t nat
BOTTLES vi each of the medicines With
nl'll1y. many thanks, mn, very respectfully,
, 1880-02-21

'fhA"L Ils3s
And now Mrs. Frances llodgson Burnett
Is charged with btLtig the uutAor of "a
Fools Erfand.n
c;i.f-Engineer King, U, s. n, Inns now In
press, atNl will soon publish IL work OH "Tle
War-si''I.s md Nnyies Of tho World"
An recount OF "Gathoring 1ndia- rubber in
Nicaragua" written by I'LL officer Ut tho
United States Nayy, nml Illustrated Will,
four pictures, is promised Tor the March 81.
Nicholas.
!. X. Funk It Co., Naw York, Issue tho first
Of new "Stansiatd Series" in which they
prolpse to present Il line Of works most uc-
ccptsb!o to tho public, an4 not yet published
III Cheap slape.
Len Changcs the Motto" political
brochure, by tho author OF "Glnx's baby"
viz, Illustrations BY I4lnsy Sambousue, IL 10
tie end of the mouth.
Series Of y. r. pnt,m,n'a SONS ard 'sjoan Of
uei.'' by, Edward DicGy; md :'i1uroun ii
Kasc''isl," BY +. II. pul,ner.
"A now History of lsostoi,, OF rather glgnn-
H. proportions, ,t i !!ner WY, with tho prol-
next fall. Mr. Justin Winsor. tilo itey. Il. i.
liaft, nNt Dr. >, Il. GrueM nre uASOtlntr1 ns
etllturs; antl tho contributors Will include n
h1!ntber Ut well-knuWl AntiQWaiies and other
specialists.
A new quarterly review ttls taken Its stand
among the religious periodicals. under taiu
title Oi tho I'rextUtcrttaa Iecplcp. 1t IL to bu
the vclltGlp Ut tho highest theology a!tl most
profound thought OF the Presbyterian
Clursh, Says tho I{!cftru World, NM co,,,es
iIito beltlE ut tho request luMl with the heart
SUPPORT of lvading lights Vt TINT aenonltlla-
tlou,
Tho .1urorf, Of Rome, announces another
important acquisition, inalo hy Leo KILL,
t1r tlle Vatican Library. II consists OF
Twelve Codlcrs Ut Hn.at value, hotll Tor their
nhtl1Mlty ami c1!ltENts,--thH Institutes Ut
Jnsttnfan; tho pultdects, VctWy et N0y,,lll
ltlinItnnttn!, the Nayu,Il being OF the e1,t( OF
thH Eleventh ur bpYtnltux Ut the Twelfth
Century; two copies Ut tho pHrctuls Uf Greg.
ory ~. ot dato anterior to the tiul0 Of 1}VMl,
fslea VIII, and one Of which contains the lei
ters stut by GrrEury IN. to tho University vi
1'ulls; splendid collection 0Y lt,Nl,,uc1lts of
the Sixteenth century; I'LL important volume
At decisions Of the liuLl Ut t1la Fougteentl
Century; anu other manuscripts.
There has been so much discussion OIL The
HtgnntNrrs Ut Shakespeare, Suys tbs Atheu.
u:IAnl. nlio would hardly llayG thought there
WIS more to be said. A rather startling
herpsy, however. respecting the last stgna
tNrc 10 his Will, hnS been GrpActeti in bpc
Ona pamphlet on tho subject Just Issued b,
Mr. llnt!iwell- Phillips. "A distinguished
be!anlur,' hu obscrve9, has Just pointed on
tu n,e-anl II Is must hIngularly curious tim
81 nbvinns II fact stlGn.ltl have escaped thu
nolicc Vi all others that tla character tVl
, 1880-02-21
HuMOR.

Is lending friend u wasl,-,tlsh showing
basin gratltlldeo
An exchange softly .says of tlcfaulter:
"llo admlts n gap Of $4,000 between himself
and creditors"
INA! Algernoll, dear, I say that tlle b'y
shnIl not ba brought Np OIL tiie bottle. ltoos
ut his grnI!dpa's nosel"
Veteran ioker reading proof ut tho neSt
tablc-"I wrOte Brown and 1t Is sct w l}lacS'
Tho co'nposItor must bo color-blind."
The principal beauty OF tho Mormon re.
N4lOM IL t1lAt tho sumo woman hUesIft 1aNo
to gut up first tho entire winter to build lho
kitchen llse.
Il fond mother II, Lcadyille speaks III het
late son NJ iinyin9 been born IN Michigan Dl'
rniscl Iii Colorado, The Vigilance Co'n'a'F
teo rnisu,t him.
Tho works Of Charles Dickens aro Eelhg
translated lnto Rnsstatl, atd llae E'pelo!
docs unlDy reading ab1ut llcklwcssHl a''u
SantvcllerskoiY.
Why IL stout lager-beer dispenser "!l''
unfortunately, Is given IL bonting bis WE
like u popular comic otMra2 Giyu't "p'
Decallso he's tAt nIMl hits her.
4 Callfurnlnn's mlatrllnoulal advertisement e't,
winds Mp As fullnws: "FOrtuln no nnjeSi,,
but should require tho g,,l's relations 10 W
po,stt S!,so Will me " security for ''sr s00'
W!mt wns It.? went out u, tho woods H., IT,
rot IT,, After got 1t | l90ket! 1T r. !, i"I
brought It hons ln iny hand. becuaso
couldn't tlnd 1t. A silver,
son l,Uw 10 net wllilo III table).-." We'll, Jo,s'
YOU see.that Wien l!ayu 1lntshe.t Gal!hG l.. .
, 1880-02-21
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Iarpcr's Ilulf-I -Ifn,r Series Price 20 CENTS.
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f. Carpenter, "A. Lonuou: Macmillan i Cs'
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$780, by Frederick Martin. London: Mnonil-
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FKEn sH1rs. 1}y John Coimhu. Economic
Monographs No. VI. Now York; @. +. Put
nnm's Sons. rrico u CENTS.
SitAKspEAnE's 1fIsrf,nr OF Ktx0 JOHN. ElIt-
cd with NHscs, by William !. 1tofo. Now York:
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