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A Kiss on the Sly.

There is to be found much refresh
ment in well-proportioned kiss
This much everybody acknowledges,
though only frank few have got the
courage to acknowledge it openly.
And it is curious fact as yet un.
explained by the philosophers. tina,
the slyer the kiss is the more there is
IN it of refreshmont. A kiss that is
paid as a forfeit before a whole room,
full of people is prosiac, not to say
embarrassing. The girl laughs which
spoils the romance, and the fellow. ten
to one, bushes. Neither of them
thinks much of it, and they both are
apt pretty soon to forget all about it.
But let the same fellow kiss the sar ie
girl when nobody-or what amounts
to the same thing, when both think
nobody is looking--and the situatio n
is as different as possible. That sort
Of a kiss, fired off in a hurry behind
door or in cons ervatory is
like an electric shock aud is as sweet
as whipped cream. The taste of it
sort of holds on and constantly sug-
gests the propriety-or improperly, as
the case may be--of trying it again.
And the laughing and blushing are
exactly reversed, The fellow laughs,
without spelling the romance bit, and
the girl bushes like pink carnation.
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Godey'a 1ady's Book for Apri.

Godey'a Lady's Book for April
Is on our table. The steel plateis a
beautiful picture from SCOTS "Mon-
astery," and one of the very best OF
the popular series which have en-
riched this magazine for several
years. In the literary department
is given complete noyel, Of in
tense interest, entitled Sacrifice"
and a number of short stories, poems,
and sketches. In the fashion depart
ment are elegantly colored full length
figures, numerous Illustration of dress
for women and children, and the
work department is replete with use
ful instruction, supplemented with
engravings, upon various matters of
interest TO housekecpers. The array
of recipes and the fun for children
are still kept up with old-time care.
1t seems to us that the money spent
for years subscription to the Lady's
Book is one o. those safe Investments
that can never bring regrets. Any
of our readers who do not take the
Lady's Book can be supplied, prompt
", by leaving their orders at this
Office. We will furnish our own
paper and the Lady's Book for the
low price of $3.50 per annum. The
publishers agree TO start subscrip-
ton with any month you may select.
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Come Here! Or I'll Tear Your
Jacket Of.

It turns ont after all that the mean
est man was not the man we referred
to the other day, who split up fine his
wife's tombstone. Burrows is even
meaner than he. Burrows was an
inveterate TOBACCO chewer, but as his
wife dctested the practice and made
home tempestuous for him when he
INDUCED in the habit there, he always
chewed when away during the day,
and declared to his wife that he had
stopped permanently. But one even
lug upon entering the front door and
drawing out his handkerchief, he ac-
cidentally pulled out his paper of to-
bacco, and without noticing it, left it
lying on the floor. When Burrows
sat down to tea, his wife walked in
with Il e tobacco in her hand, and
looking him firmly in the eye, said:
"Do you know who that belongs to-"
With great presence of mind, Bur-
rows turned scowling to his Oldest
boy and said with a severe voice:
Immortal Mars! Is it possible that
you, have begun to chew tobacco, you
young reprobate? Where did you get
that nasty stuff? What do you mean
by such conduct, you young william?
Haven't told you often enough to
let tobacco alone? Come here to me,
or I'll tear the jacket off of you."
And as he spoke the stern father made
a grab at the boy and dragged him
out ip the entry, where be chastiscd
him with his cane. Burrows threw
the tobacco over the fence, where he
went and gotit in the morning and
enjoyed it during the dug. "Merci-
fnl Moses!" he exclaimed when he
told us about it, "what would l have
done II my children had all been girls!
1t makes an old fathers heart glad
when he feels he has a boy no can de-
pend on in such emergencies. 81 New
England Grocer. n
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Good Authority,

She had talked along and keep
talking until Jones gottired. At last
he spoke up: fJl. tNlA
eDid You know. Miss Mary that
women do not so TO heaven?''
"No." she replied, "and you don't
know it, either" sA
"Ycs, butt do though, and l can
prove it,"
"Well, Smarty, tell me what your
authority is" s.
1.-THE Bible" @.,l@ Isl
"The Bible?"
eyes, the Bible; and ifyou will look
at the Sth chapter Of Revelation, and
the first verse, you will find it stated
that there was silence in heaven about
the space of half an hour and you
don't suppose John would have weak
ened the truth of the Scriptures BY
making such a statement il there had
been any women there, do you?"-
| Steubcnville Herald.
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An active brain, sparkling wit, cheerful
mind, bright eye. robust body, pure riUl
blood and q vigorous bounding circulation
how few ladies can boast Of all these signs o.
health! While they remain victims to those
terrible female complaints, they will be com.
PEELED to be mere feeble delicate drones upor
society. But, awake from the dark and dis
NAL night Of gloom that mantels your brow
you can be restored to health and Happiness.
by the use Of English Female Bitters.
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Did you slip1 they asked the old
gentleman as they picked him up
Oh, no, he growled, Of course not, ]
was trying TO see If could set down
on the coal hole top hard enough to
break it. Did it just Tor the fun oil
tho thing. And he glared at them
savagely, and they some how felt
mighty foolish.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-29

Is your wife Democrat or Repub-
lican ? asked one Rockland citizen OF
another. She's neither, was the
prompt response; and then glancing
cautiously around and sinking his
voice 10 hoarse whisper no ex-
planned, She's Home Ruler"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-29

English Female Bitters are intended for
have by some exposure become irregular,
pale and feeble, with headache. leucorrhoea.
pain in the side and back, falling OF the womb.
or female weaknesses, or excuses. Its use
strengthens and tones the stomach, invigor-
ates the nerves, imrarts iron to the blood
cOrrects all irregular uterine action and re-
moves all unnatural distractions.
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Yon look pale, Gus, said one fash.
ionable 10 another. Yes. l am ner-
yious as a cat, Well, you see,
dreamed last night that l had paid of
all my debts, and | am worried to
death to know where got all the
money from.
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An impatient boy while waiting
for the grist at the mill, said TO The
miller, 81 could eat the meal as fast
as your mill grinds i'll How long
could you do so asked the miller
Till starved to death, retorled tie
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Messrs. crahdock y Co., 1899 Race ST..

tt.s Philadelphia, Pa.
Gentlemen:-Please send me twelve LOttles
OF DIR. ii. JAMES CANNABIs INDICA, one each
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who is not expected TO live; and as your msdi-
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years ago, want him to try them / gained
fifteen pounds whlo tai ing the first three bot
tics, and know it is lust tho thing for him,
Respectfully, j. V. HULL,
This remedy speaks FOR itself. One bottle
will satisfy the most skeptical. There is not
single symptom OF Consumption that 1t does
not dissipnte at once, and itwill break up
fresh cold in 81 hours S2.50 per pint bottle.
Address CRkDD0BK Il Co, 1882 Race st Phil
adcluhia Pa. may II $50.
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A topper stood in front of type
foundry, spelling out the sign as
follows: "Typc f.o-u-n, found, dry
dry, foun, dry. That's jos my con.
dish'n. I'm that sort of type my
selt-foun, dry"
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Did you follow sedentary occupa
tion?" asked the judge, loosely, of a
vagrant. swell, / should relax my
features was tho response, tall the
money | have had in ten years got
from sitting ON juries."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-29

GLOW like its father" said the
nurse, on the christening Of baby
whose father was over seventy. Every
like" said a satirical lady; "bald and
not tooth in lis head"
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- JAMES V. yANN,
Cur Gb,ruatisn IN Christian Comfy.

HoPEINsTILLE. KY, Dee. Is, 1877.
certify that have been suffering with tho
Rheumatism OF the spinal column for more
than twelve months had been treated by
several physic ians swithout being cured. /
was so bad Oh that for some time / could not
put on my shoes. | was induced to try Or
Ragland's Lightning Relief. which made a
permanent cure in my case. -Four months
have passed and have felt no ;eturn OF tie
disease.
WIN. MoRAE.
For sale by alllrugglsts in Hopkinsyille,
Sept %, lSs0-Gin
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-29

Tho beautiful crimson blush OF nature, with
out paint can be impaired to the pale cheeki
OF sickly and feeble woman, by the use OF
that great female tonic English Female Bit
fora
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PATENTS.

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iness connected with Patents. whether before
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W Wonderful Cures
MADE By THE USE OF
DIR. RAGLAND'S
lightning Relief.


DR,wNsvILLE, TENN, Nov. 25, 1876
DR.. j. d. Ragland, Jackson. Tenn:
DEAR SiR-l desire to express to you my
grateful feelings for the speedy anfl pcrina-
nent cure your celebrated Lightning Relief
afforded me IN n case of acute Rheumatism.
The pain was so severe in NV ankle anil knee
that could only walk with great difficulty. |
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rubbed the parts according To directions The
next morning. the pam aud Stiffness were all
gone, aud | could walk as usual. have hal
no return since, though il has been 4 months
ago. Very respectfully, II. u. FOLK.
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JACKSON. TENN. Aug. %. 1875.
1Yish to state, Tor the benefit OF those who
suffer with Neuralgia that I have suffered
viii this wrotched disease in the most violent
form, for two months, and had been treated BY
the best medical men in Jackson, withou OBJ.
tanning any relief. procured ATTY ctnthot
tie OF DR.. Ragiands Celebrated lightning
Relief AMI 1t cured me in i've minutes. Six
symptom OF the disease. 1g
I'LL, JAMES V. yANN.
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llsaNNNSMaNkNNAsSM,

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boz % eei. s1 u ertancfA an a hu tad
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

otros. q la idea coLstante de las
medidas y reforms reclamadas en-
todo tempo, por nuestro actual Co.
bernador, y al deseo unanimemente
sentido, desie haoe algunos amos por
Puerto Rico, de que Sc le abran de
par en- par las puertas de los mer-
cadOs naciouaIes.
5Qle seutiniento, pues, gula d
algda peri6iico, al citarnos la aper-
tura de las Cortes, h1cienao yer que
nos produce IN pesar, cuando en-
este punto fue ell BoLETGS ell primer
peri0i ilco que, inspirln lose ea ell
principle de la asimlaci0n, pidio re-
petiiamente que Sc adm tiesen nues-
tros frutos en- la metr0poli en- las
mismas condolences que aqui Sc reci-
ben los de aquolIa procedencia?
Prote.tamos energicamente contra
esos vauos ardides que, con menos-
cabo de Ia buena fe y Ia noblezl que
debe guiar la pluma del periodista,
tratan de desviar la opinion pdbIica
del camino de la verdad.
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Apenas SO tuvo conocimiento de que
el dl lputado eleoto por el distrito dc Jun.
COS D. Jose Perez Morris, se trssladaba
estos pueblos, aprestaronse q reci-
bir dignamente al decidido campeon
de Espana on America cual lc merecia,
81 bien Ia ovacion de que ha sido obje-
to 10 lleno los dsseos do aquellos toda
vez que su venida no fue conocida sino
la vlspera de verifcarse. Al efecto, el
lunes l9 le los corrlentes, las ochc dc
la man ma, salieron del pueblo de Ca
guas cuatro coches que conduoian &
divorsas personas de representation de
la localidad, las que aguardaron en- 10
jurisdiction de Rlo-piedrss al por mas
de un titnlo digno de la estlmacion del
pals senior P5rez Morris, y cuyss perso-
mas Ia acompsnaron hasts Ia Casa de
d. Salvador Mas, donte SO sirvlo uu
almuerzo en- el que hubo brlndls pro.
nunciados por los senores Porrata, Ve-
"a otros que termlnaron con WAS u
Espan., al Rsy, al Gobernador Gone
raj al diputado elocto por el dlstrlto
de Jancos. A la una do la tarde una
C0mlIlVd COWpucSth uO tIclAtn J nAeko
personals del pueblo de Garabo, que se
haIlaba va On CAguas sguarIsndo al
senor Perez Morris, acompSn6 q este
hasta el citado Gurabo, dJnde So le
tenia preparado I'm esplendido BUFFET:
al liegar al pueblo la c0Lnitlva 80 ulri-
gi6 & la hacienda Baenavtsto, propiedad
del senior Sals, qulen no pudo sslstlr d
la recepcl6n por encontrarse indispues-
to, al regressr aquelia al pueblo SO
presento otrA numerosa comltlva dol
de Jancos con obj9to de- que el senior
Mcrls aoeptase prlmeramente el obse-
qulo dc aqueila localidad por Scr la
oabecera del distrito, suscltandose Gu
tre los indlviduos dc ambas looalidsdes
una amigable question sobrs 81 debla 6
no dniRl9se Junoos ; al tin se aocedlo
d clio, no slu desdansar breves ratios 81
la aasa de ID. M4tias Gonzalez, en- Ii
cual SO obsequio "a los conourrsntes con
un refresoo. A las tres dc 10 tarde par
tio nuestro dIputado desde Gurabo, con
un oortejo do maH de sesenta peIsonas,
para 81 veelno pueblo de Jansos, on el
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BAncEl0NETA.

Segdn nos escribe un amigo, Ell
% del que cursa tuvo lugar la So
.emue ceremonia de tomar possession
ell Ayu1tamiento del nuevo pueblo
cre4do con la disgregeci6n de Mana
ii de los barrios de FIori la-afuera.
Florida a1entro, Manati- -Abajo, Ga
rrochales y Palmas atlas y denomi.
nado 34rceloneta.
III acto fle en- extreme lucido Y
concurrido y 10 ameniz6 la banda
lie voluntarios que recorri6 las ca
lies ejecutando marciales tocatas
acompan .das de vivas patri6ticos.
E senor don B)nocio Llensa, al.
calde interino del nuevo termino
municipal, obseqlio d todos los con-
currentes con IN notable refresco y
un espIendido almuerzo abundantisi-
mo en- ricos manjares.
Por la tarde Sc verified IN diver
tido paseo al rio y por la noche ell
yerno del scnor Llensa, don Francis
co Walls, regalo con un refresco
en- su hacienda CATALINA, a los asis-
tentes. A las diez Sc dio una seize
Data al alcalde INFERNO citado en-
que toc6 esoogiias pleas "a mdsica
de voluntarios cedida galantemente
para todo por ell captain don Ma
nuel Diaz. La serenata dio fin con
vivas a Espana, al Rey, al Goberna-
dor, 4 Barceloneta y al Alcalde, ha-
biendo reinado en todos los festejos
un orden al par que una expansion
y TN j1bilo admlrables.
Fellctamos al entusiasta alcalde
y vecinos del nuevo termino mu.
nicipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-28

Ira Cr6nica, siempre virulenta y
en- caracter, ha publicado, en- su G!ti-
mo n1mero, calcindolo en- un i'm
prudente escrito de La Discussion de
la HAbana. perio leo hostiI por esen-
cia les peninsulares, un VIC
lento artfculo que parece estampa-
DO exclusivamente con ell objeto de
suscitar odios y discordias entire los
espanoles de aqui y allende los ma
res.
E peri6dico que siempre Sc IA
dlstiDguido, y podemos probdrselo,
como 10 hemos hecho otras veces,
por esas tendencias tunestas, no al
canza sin duda, 8 no quiere acan-
Ear, las trlstes consecuencias que
puede acarrear este proceder puni-
BILE, e ignora tai vez que ell colega
habanero que alude ACADIA de ser
condenado d velnte dias de suspen-
sion y pago Ia costas por haber IN
currido en- delito de imprenta erpo
nlendo doctrinas encaminadas d e,rci-
tar Ia discordia de los ciudad1nos en-.
tire St.
Conque, andese La Cr6nica con
pics de pIomo en- ese resbaladizo te-
rreno, que bien vale la pena.