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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-19

/ lRGiNlA: In the Clerks Office 9th Cor.
poraLlon Lourt OF .hs city vi Alex andtis,
OF. the h day q: II y, ISL,
George NJ tBurney sud EleXsndor Nj Bu,ney,
psrsnets, Trad ng uGdor the f;m numu and
s;y OF George McBurney & son and such
other creditors Of coward =. Fletcher, de.
Ceased, as may come in snd contribute 10 the
Costs OF Lhli suit com claimants, agalust Wiiisn
II Smith, sd nris.rator Of EnWard =. FIstch-
er. deceased, koss Marsh, ll Fieclor, Herbert
Fletcher, Charles Fle,chsr, SiLcialr Fletcher,
Montgomery rntcha,. George +. Russell and
eiris 'rewe, his wife, William 2. Bradley
ard Mary h, Bradley, his wite William
briw,r and asti!ds 7. Brewer. his wife,
Wi,nsn w. Russell and Lucy B. Eussel,
detandsnts II cGancery.
Memo. The objec. CT this suit is to obtain n
decree for the sslc the real estate IF which To
said EdHstd q. Fletcher died seized, TO satisfy
the debts Of slii dec dent
The defend ants, Herbert Flatchsr, Charles
FLETCHER, 81. CLAIR Fletcher, Montgomery
Fletcher, George +. kus:eli and - Kussali,
his wife J. Brewer ard Virsinia Urrwer mis-
bis wife. Wiilintn Brewer ind ID atilda arener
his wife. M w. Russell and Lucy Russell
not having entered their appearance and
given security according to Tho act Of Assembly
and the ri es ofthis Court, and it appearing by
ahdaVlt that tne1 are not residents VI tals
state 1t is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due pubica
ton OF this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their Interest," in this suit and that COPY
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alox-
andrls Gazette, newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessve weeks, and posted 81 the front door Of
the Court House OF this city. A copy, test:
NJ SION MARIE Clerk.
4 Kemper snd
Leonard Msroury J p'q mS'-"a"
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Alexaudria Dazette
THU nSDAI sv8NlNG. NAY 70

TO slle auT rin% Gnes.
To 1--we a.d cot - o.;
Ouly % walt and sat;
To ~aca tn p4>si e II ether t;et
Within tho ncavt ~y gate;
To See the kindllg glt
o. many long ,Oved fsos.
A. soc at cr OBS the VI ,sCer calls
w. to the hi4her place.
To feel The loosen & Gasp.
10 c.'cn thc psEilng sulls.
To rear ;ho whisper fem dy! 6 lips,
90 Iy = l,ie Rb,!,.
O.ly-acd set 9c weep;
GGd BlU,s them from our love
|: some;iUea seems 80 hard to ri tic,
That they ere lncrc--aOLva.
To I've, sod not TO cio;
20 sutisr, Dot C /. ga;
Coz n Ut urr"rs da,k with Tie :: glt,
To Wiesic Gard VITA ,,ulu ;
They WIN the ccOWn % pascc
Fan n &C. cilGed bfow;
We wis tlo sharpness Of tEJru and oros5
20 fgh on still o LIZ.
Sill Gee, o r s:Icss heart,
In qGr-.:.ess be s,roas,
Wei kuGwuth the Lord who wa:cheth thee
The p.ia Of 'uff, To- g
H. knowCth-y3t His love
L. strOUEcr Leu ihc ttats--
Sb Il He let lhee usj thy iul reward,
Fer 81 thg cJRsrC leafs?
May b0ef would Sill
luto the shluiag ives,
Inio the raveo wbore sho Eo1ld be,
III? istd q quiet rest
Bur or ice ca. keulng s4a,
Ihrouet, uiot, and cold, and fear,
Cometh SWEET voice tia. tiddeth pcsco
Pa ioUoe--,hy Lord is nesr."
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EAELkGADS.
! SS !
| 1873 |

1881 GREAT 1881
TO THE FEso okSH: y Isl s9TTHwrsn
DOUBLE TRACK. - A'1
5TEEL RAILS. SPLENDID sORNEIv
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENi.
Nay l6.n. 1881
TisII I'll; lsaye Washington from depot OF BAL.
9IaekE : POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
nor Of Sixth and 3 stl acts, IS follows:
For Pailed erhia. lew York and the ass.. sod
III 81 an. ds;ly, except Sunday, and 2.UO, lOG
snd ID Is m daily with Palace Cara i,,r,'
tied .4ipress Of Pullman Parlor Cars $50.
q q. dsily: except Sunday. 70, Philsde}pLi,
s Snd 10 30 a. Il. dsiiy, except Sunday, and
on, . 4C, 10 and 10 is .. N. daily.
Fog PIttsburg and the West 0.Uu a. NJ, with
Paror car TO Plttsburg and Sleeping car to
fit.sburg and Chicago; 1885 a. IN. dsiy
3.SU I. Ii. oNj y, With tsiacs Gar 70 Chicago.
Yer Csnsndsisua and tine NORTH, SOO /. NJ.
except Sunday and 9SJ =. N, tsi!y, e1cep;
Eor WntSins. 1880 q. 10. daily e;copt SIN.
Gay.
For Ssit;mcre, 81, soc, $50 snd IL 80 a, N :.
20l. 42G, a4G, 50, $50, 10 20 and iU.l5 ,. N.
On Sunday ,s.;n aid 81 a.m. 2.UO, 54J, 80,
| IL % arG 10. 10 D. Ill
Euf .'opes Creee !.ine, + a. &. M. and a. D. m.
daily, except Sunds3.
| For Annapolis, III =. 2. and DO y. &C. daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
| Sos AiezarGri& I W, 10 $40, and Ii 80 q,
| m, ana {; ~, 5. 70, z aud II 30 D. III. ouu.
| dhy 81 I Ou. ~. and ii 30 a. II. and .. m.
Trims !savt Alexandria tor Wasains.on, 90
| s.C5, End III >. ia. and - A., 3, S, 7, 9lC
| p. m. aid - night.
On sunday 4. SIS. and l0n. IL. and On enc
! 3 IL .. IL.
rhKOUGH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, vi,
Guanticc End Richmond, will leave Ale1sn
tEia st 7,2o AGA II u D. N. daily Snd " G
! IL. d&ilj, 3scspt SUIdsy.
Ees. mall leaving at II u g. NJ, makes but on,
stop, viz: 81 Quantico, between Alexandrl
! and Richmond
Tickets .nd information csn be procured 6
principal railroad ststions and ticket Office
! Southeast. j. K. WOOD
Gen'i. Passenger f-sen
EAGEK TaCMSON
iiea~rs MANAGER. myiS
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N
F'oT0.n.sC FERRY. CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TEE POTOMAC RIVER
Go aid litter Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave MS follows
Steamer T V. ARROWSMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Cos. whsri, loot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and Tfs y rs
Day, at 7 so H., Tor LeonsrdtUwn ard ell
intUrmeds,s landings
steamer Ii YoTiG leaves EVERY MON.
Day, WEDE ESDAI and FRIDAY, st 80
6. n. tor Nomini and intermediate landings.
GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. 4 PADGE EFT, Agent. jyl7
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Steamers Of this line will run IS fo!.ows:
F0as EDRE0lA.

Steamers OF this line will run IS follows:
F0ak EasREDL8,
ljonIoctins with Merchants and Miners Liaa
for Bos.oD, steaicar
E.sEE- or TIE k&BB
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, s. GU clock palm; returning, leave
SorIch ca alternate days IL !. GG .. u.
This sisuEch iron ateanler bss just baen ps!nt-
cd throughout. stateruUms newly furnished ana
carpetcd, aut IL tbs handsoElest as we'll us the
safest Uust on the Potion river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only stesmer making close con-
! nccL!oh with lhe New YORK and SoeLou steam-
ors; also cu!4rects with Rlchmond stes ers EnG
railroad limos south. Stops ST fINEY rUiar
AID PuiG1 LOOKOUT gong snd returning.
Beginning Nay lst, 1851, excursion Tickets,
good Tor four Gsys, vii. be l,su, fonws:-
Firs,cisss round TRIP to Fl. Monroe and Norfolk
So -; frs. class fare TO Fortress Monros aud
Norfolk 81; secoud c,ass each WY 81 81; frat
clssS fare 10 Piney Point and Poiu! i.ojk out
81 50; fist lass round trip to piuey PpiLt nd
Poi t ookout 81 5i; sscond class each Way Sc
Stserooms Sl; meals TO-.
FSE NEW YseHA.
| S2'z-a.s ESD Z. q. 6isvsG EsT .s.sI, stsR!s
GfsSss-F
EVERY FRIDAY, Ut II NJ; and returning
LEAFS e CIV York, from pier A. Hast river, EV.
EHS OAIu EDA at q O'CLOCK p. n.
The atasIners of this company make copnec-
lions a. & oriok for Boston and ill points East
1t New York with sli points w est and North
west, and al AaAandris with Virginia Midland
Railroad end Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given aud freight handled unre-
fully and promptly, For further information
apply 10 <. a. hG&D, Aseut,
Janney's wharf.
VIII. THOMPSON, President,
lil6 street,
sop G-t Washington, u. @.
.,.s=ss CLYDE'S STEAM LINE WREK-
Ssis.. 81 81 LIZ TIC
PEILA DELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PKOVJ-
DENCK AMI BOSTON.
StesIlers Leave Alexandra EVERY TIJEa
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
UKDAY.
This line connects at Alexsndria With .ho o
4. & ii. and W s. o. L. Rs, and 1t Phjlndoi.
phis with Olyde's regular Steamships for Fall
SiVer, Providence aud Boston.
Ereigit Forwarded With prom psness and cars,
free Of com EMISSIONS.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, sud
9 Wharfage il Boston. Quick time FREQUENT
dapa-turas Through rates and throueh hils
Of laGing given. Insurance st the lowost rrtog,
Agents:
F.A. REED, Aio1sndris.
WIN. T CLYDE & CO., Phlladelphia,
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. s. Georern
jan 6-ts
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Fir3inia: Co1poT aion Court Of the city oil
Ale1endrit CLERKS Uttcs 8 prii pa 1881.
This CrrtihCa:r Of iimiled prgtnei ship Vas pre-
sFnltd and having neeu u:k uowieusei b.:ore \
NUtary Public 10 ni,.sd to record
Geste. MORTON MAEYE clark
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n Office.
GRANGE OF TIME.
On cad st,er Monday, October 4th, the
boats Of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will ruiz
rs follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
= CO. 81, 8 20, SO, 10 80 and II 90 a. m, and
y 80, 10, 30. 3 so, : 30, s 80 sad 6 p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
S 80, 80, so, 80, 10 80 and IL 80 q. ul.. and
Il 30, 81, 2 so, 30, 4 SO, 80 and sop III.
% SUNDAY the first trip from each end will be
st 30 y. u.
my25 GEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager
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DHaGs, EWENgGhssh, $50.

PERRY HoUsT2N COUNTY. Ga.
We have known Swifts Sy hiiicc ~nacifc"
tnsled in hundreds Of cases CT e lh,i., NJ sruur
rlsl Rhematiem ScrofuS, etc II mstu tbs most
perfect and permanent cures in ertry case
Hugh L. Bernard. Sam. ID. kulcn. Judge
20. CT, } L. Warren, OF J.W Lath.op s. Co j.,
Savannah, Ga Ed jackson, Dept or SUPP.
Ct, Vim. Brunson. Eli Wnrren j. W. Win
berry, j O. G,lbett, Drgt J. ". Mann, Go
Ireas., VIM. d. Pjurce, shift G. O. Dulcsn,
Day & Gordon.
am acquainted with the prclr;cto.s. and
many Of the gentlemen whose signatures appear
to the foregoing certiRcste They are men CT
high character and standing
a II. CUiQUITf.
Governor &c Georgia.
Tx SWIFT SPECIFiC COMPANY
FToprietors, atlanta, ga
Sold by T.. s. LEADBEkTER & REO.
Gail for copy of ~ Dung d ems Friend"
dec1
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BTEAM EhS.
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
GEORGE LIE A r. y

carrying the .. i Il aii)
Will leave her wharf. foot OF Prince street. on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS sDd ShTUR,
DAYS. At $50 p. III stopping st Pinev Point
and Point LOOKOUT going aud returning be-
turning leaves Norfolk on WEDNkSDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS 81 4 &c eek y. nj.
Begin ming With Msyl, 1881 Excursion tickets
will BE- Issued good for four days, as follows /:
First elses frre to Fortress Monroe snd Nor
folk, 81 o. First class round trip, S3 So Second
class, eacn way, ST. 81; First.csss fare To iney
Point End Point lookout. 81 Co. Fhstclsss
round tip, so; Second class, each Way, rs cts.
Ststeroous 81. Meals rs cts.
GEOHGE MATTINGLY, Sunt.
P. B. HOOE, Agent mh26
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE The sub.
&& sender having uintia1 as Administrator
upon tho estate OF WIN. JiJBESUN, Geceasud
hereby noldes all eTsons ,ving claims against
the estate OF said N In. johnson TO present them
TO MIN duly authenticated, snd all porsous H.
debtec To Said estate are hereby notified to make
payment 10 the subscribed.
(. T. LUCAS,
my3-2,~4v Administrator.
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uLU0R STAIN FOR Stsi5ing Halls, Stair,
IL ways rnd the Floors OF kooH it is desired
10 remsln uncsrpet during the summer season.
1t s OF ricn walnut color, can BIZ applied by
any one with brush or sponge, dries quickly
snd needs only gu occasional Wipiug w with
not water to Keep 1t bright and glossy looking
Price 81 per gallon. Oue gallon will stain from
4CO to TO square feet, depending upon Inc CON-
parstive snoo:hness of the flooring. Packed
Tor shi Jmenl in !, | and gallon GALE; no charge
70: c,ns. j INN aY Z Co., Druggists, 70 and
l52 hipg sIrl ct, Alexandra, vs.. myl2
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rFsHlS is TO CERTIFY TO all whom these
l. presents hall come that We whose names |
sr3 hereto subscribed, to wit: j. T. Tsckett, or |
The State of Virginia. and Sue NJ. dickinson. |
insrried woman. ss separate and sole trsder or |
the city Of New York, State OF New YORK, hsVe |
entered into a limited partnership tor the puT- !
pose o. trsnssctng and carrying on tie whole. |
sale and retail dry goods busine:s in the city OF
alexandria, aud State Of Virgins under and |
cy virtue Of the provisions Of the li2l chapter of
the code Of Virginia of 1873. upon thu terms
conditions and liabilities hereinafter set forth,
to wit:
lst The said partnership is to be conducted
under The ii m Of \. Tscsett.
%. The general nature Of the business Intend
ed to be trs. sacted by the ss.d partnership Is
the Wholesale snd retail dry gooGs businets
Sd. The place Of said business is follows,
viz: the city of Alexandria. in the State of Viz.
gniR.
oh The general partner is j Tsckett re-
siding in the State of Virginia, and the special
partner is Sue Nj. Dickinson, married womaa,
as separate and sole trader, residing in lhs city
Of New York, State of n w York.
9th. Thu said special partner, Wis the sold
Su, M. Dickinson has contributed to the com
mon stock OF the sail! firm the SUN of So 1880
IN Cash.
9Th. The said partnership is to commence i'm
mtdisteIy at and after The msBirg md signing
this certificate and is 10 terminate on the l6.l
day Of april. i'll The year 1854. Witness our
JOHN H. TACKErT. (Soa!]
tUa NJ, LICKINsoN Seal
(Sus @ Dickinson Changed to sue II. Dickinson
| tefoTe signing w IL. &ehzie. Adams
State of New York city Of New York 10 vii:
]. VIM. Genzits adams Notary Public !oc
the city aforesaid, in the State of New York, do
| hereby certify that the above Damsd j. b. Tack
| ett the general partner of the firm Of j. e.
Tsckett referred to in Tho preceding certificates,
| personally appeared betoie ma in my city Store
| said and m ,te osth in due Leon Of law that the
sum of money spccf ID therein to have been
! contributed by tue special partner therein
| famed 10 the common STOCK 10 wit: the sum CT
! (S6 1000 Xix thousand s7veu hundred snd six
ty. nine slid 90 iOU do:!srs has been So contrib
uted and that said sum hss be1E a"tnsiiy paid
in c,sh. Given under my hsrd ana official sell
this 18th day OF April, in his y"nr 1881.
Nm MEhZIaS ADAMS,
Nolsry puOiic
State OF New York, city of New York, 10 wit
| l. VIM. MenZlrs Adams, Notary Public Tor
| the city EforessiG, IL the State OF Nav YCrE do
hereby certify, thsi K Jacket. And sue d..
| Dickinson whose Gsmes arc eig.ad to Lao writ
ing hereto annexed, barring dat3 on The 10Th
day of April ISL have acknowledged The same
bstorr me in my city sfDressid
! Given under mp hand pud official seal this 10Th
dsy If April a. D. 1881.
Nm MENzlEs ADAMS
L,o.ary Pu tic
Tic o.ror in writing Ito name Sue o. Eick!n.
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NI ONCh-"i, shall ue tue duty OF The Mayor
~ on The fist d.y OF Nj ay in every yesr 10
give public i,otce lor Thirty days that sll per-
sons uSii, < or Intending to keep any .nilnsl IF
The dog Or cE:4iLo spec!es to come forward and
take out g license .Ur Inc same from the u i.or
after TIE expiration Of the ilue in saiG NJ Iice
mentioned, u; persons iuuLd with Il dog or dogs
Gr harcOriLg Gus or more uogs or his, her ur
their pIrci os Cnbcu. l:a required iicense.
s4uli be fat. Dy the Mayor f7e doIiAIs Tor every
dog owned or h,roC.ud, sd one dosr 0: SAID
fLs shii be PAID 10 the Cfictr making too com
plant, sI,G II CAGE OF the refusal or oni ;sion 10
pay said fac, toe Mayor msy Jmrit tho offend
er to the worn Louso tor hot less tn-n ten nor
licre than ll.uty Days "
l qaotu tie l-w 10 regard 10 dog licenses,
which VIII ba rlGlG!y enforced.
my2-lm q uEILh;sD Il. : NTH, k6Yor.
NEGUSON' F!ESr SUPPLY o.
Z, SPkiNG7 GO',l&.
E!cii Lsc,s, il n hiIo, ccru and Black Fan
cY IND5ons ST low ,rices; silk nna Linen
H,nGk:rcrieis, Rich Buttons, Fancy Vei.lugs,
swiss, N ull and Lace liss; our dc Corset is tnc
BEST in market; also iu!l I!ne OF Gents White
SHIRTS, un!aundtlet, =. 5jc; celebrated Diamond
Shirt 81, at FbH1USON'S,
nb23 IS King street.
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/: Ii & ! n Ia MIDLAND HALLWAY
JOHN 5. BARBOUR, President
On srG nitcr SUNDAY, May Is, 1881, Piss.
sels9r trans will run SIS follows.
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Tic o.ror in writing Ito nslDB Sue o. Uickin.
Sun Wac corrected b. Masking 1t Sue Il. U;ckin
son before si,uln.
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| inland s. SEABUARD COAsTlNG CO
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VIM NESZIES RDAM-,
-.C,Sry { u ilic.
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- BBLS CaUlCE BHiGhT SYRUP Jus
- received By
mi4 j 9 M1LBURE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11
A Resolute Boy.

A correspondent sends us an incident
connected with boy of fourteen, who
came from rural village to the city,
invited by friends who are living in
luxury to spend his vacation with them.
His frmness in declining to partakc OF
what had brought dark shadow upon
his fathers home, may excite the smile
of some who believe only in self-indul.
gence, but in all the circumstances 1t
displayed a moral heroism which is
worthy of all admiration, and which
should be an example to all boys who
read it. 1t was q recent occurrence.
This lads home afforded the luXuries
of country life, but dark cloud rested
over the household. His father had
destroyed all true domestic happiness
by the use of the wine cup. No one
had instructed the lad as to his course
of action while in the city.
AT his first dinner with his friends,
the customary wines were on the table.
When asked to partake, with one hand
upon the glass, he gave so decided a
reply that no one could mistake his
meaning. Not satisfied, the uncle,
with his own hand, presented the glass,
but received the reply-''No, uncle, l
cannot" "But take some of this it
is only champagne; it will not hurt
you." The boy politely thanked his
uncle for his kind intentions, but stead
ly refused. AS long as he was in the
city, and even when pressed by still
stronger Temptation at party which
was given on his account, at which
wine was feely furnished, he remem-
bered his own sad home and remained
firm in his resolution not to touch the
destroying cup.
Wine can do no good to any boy
To partake of it may lead him directly
into the path Of destruction. 1t is
better to stop before beginning.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11
sse, aasdas.'s LimpEiiu G,ss.
tp AND poisG,

The Chairman OF the Committee on
Agricultufc announces his readiness 10
fire on his monthly report, and leave be-
Ing given ha GRATED ~ follows,
"pis committee has bin waltln' an'
hangin' on fur do las two mouths IN
ordef TO m out jist when las winter was
gwine 20 eand aud nex' winter begin'
II has bin q hard struggle 10 draw DO
line, but We take solid pleasure In bein'
able to denouLce our belief dat do winter
sezun shows signs OF getting weak 10 DO
knees, While We do not advise dc public
TO pack away Artie obershoes or look
wild eOntcmp an earrmpifs, We kin stu
SEQ hlgns flf hope, De sndw-drirs begin
to lock pale an''tiredi dc most am losih'
It's grip on co'ner lotsj steamboats, am
paintin up, and do song oh DO plumber
am no longer heard In do land, sich of
us as sm alive an kicking six weeks ffom
now will DO able TO leave on three-ply
undcrshirta an' dispense Wild foot warm
ers. Let Us bc patient and exhibit q
proper spirit OF resignashun and forty
tude. Dis committee hasn't any peruek'
Ter remarks % make on agfleulchir
list now, but In our next report We hope
TO DO able 10 denounce dat onions have
sprOuted, snnhowers taken hear, an dal
artich0kcs and horse.raddlsh have nnally
got do bulge on do meancst run o
weather any nation cher had 10 put up
wid." .
The report was accepted and filled, and
the secretary called attention 10 the fact
that the u Line road from Boston 10
cleveland, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and
81. Louis as principal points, had Issued
a new timetable IN support OF the effects
OF the Limc.Kiln Club to rearrange the
hours OF the day. The train which leaves
Boston AT 1850 ~ marked to leave
indianapolis at Is ;05; the train which
leaves Dayton ut ia ;55 reaches Cincin-
natl at 7,30 and, and so on through the
scedulc, and the card further bears the
notice: "Tralns leave accoding 10
Lime Kiln Club time, and there Is
nothing very slow about that"
Glveadam Jones Immediately ohercd
tho followinga ~. ,...
Resolved, Dat all members Of dis club,
whether honorary or active, am requested
to trabblc by Dee Line when no goes any
whar, chen II no has to take q freight
train.
Pickles Smith, Waydown Bebee,
oncipatlon Clark, Flnback Streeter
and many others spoke In favor OF the
resolution, and II was adopted with a
wh0op. When the enthusiasm had IN
measure subsidized the President said:
"De janiter will take our clock down
de fust thing Monday morning an have
dc dial number up to "a, an sich OF you
as want to drap In on me for n social chat
will fin me home any ebenin' from ID to
20 o'clock. DO hour oh 22 O'Clock hayin'
arrove we will now adjourn to our fruit
less homes" .I---
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1t is always bad to start ona jour-
ney without having looked at the
harness aud to the horses shoes: and
it often happens that the time saved
omitting examination turns out to be
dead loss when the traveller has ad.
vanced a little on his journey. Not
one minute, but a hundred minutes
may be lost by the want ofa little
attention at first. Set the morning
watch with care, if you would be safe
through the day; begin we'll if you
would end well. Take care that the
helm of the day is put right, look well
to the point you want to sail to, then,
whether you make much progress or
little, it will be so far in the right
direction. The morning hour is
generally the index Of the day
rSpurgeon.
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- Turning the COWS away Il
Sweeping the floor In the kitchen,
~ Making the beds upstairs, ~
Washing the breakfast dishes, u',
.u busting the parlor chairs 81,
Searching for "nxiHgs" fof Sunday,
Churhing tho snowy cream,
p Rinsing the paIls'and strainert
Down III tue running stream
Feeding tho geese aud iofkeys,
Making tho pumpkin pies, ,a,I
jogging the little one's eradls,ul
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Music In every tome, ~ uu'
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Cheeks that rival the spring roses,
Teeth the whltest OF pearls,
One OF those country maids IA WORT
A score Of your city girls e
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