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Bids for Dredging.

Among some proposals for dredging
received by Col. w. P Craighill, u. s..
Engineer at Baltimoie, yesterday, were
the following, of local interest:
Elk river, Nd, G.. Ii. Ferris, 333
cents per cubic yard measured In scows,
to begin Auguat 1, 1881, and 10 have ii
completed January 1, 1882. Broad creek
Dal., Geo. w. Parsons, Salisbury, Md,
23s cents measured in scows aud 25a
ceBts measured In place, wofk to begin
ten days from award Of contract, and 10
be completed in ninety days; g. Ii.
Ferris, 81 cents measured by buckets
work To begin January l, 1882, and To
be completed July l, 1882 d.. Con-
stantine, II cents measured in place,
work to be commenced June 30 1882
Campbell q &Philips, Wilmington Del.
20 cents, work TO be completed sixty
days from award Of contract, and tC
scow away material by means Of an ad
justible floating dam, providing the worl
Is awarded on their personal bond. Th,
contracts were not awarded.
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General Foreign Nesos.

LONDON, June II, 1881.
The plague has disappeared from ths
district OF Nedjed, Arabia. ,i t,
The dory Little Western which sail,
ed hence on the 14th inst, passed Deal
yesterday.
News has been received here from
Chile that the people are fleeing from
Areqnipa, Pera, on the approach of the
Chileons.
A despatch from Berlin to ST. James
Gazette says s:-.Tbe proteotionists ars
aaitatlng for the imposition Of hesvy
duties on coal and WOOL"
The strike OF The dock laborer at
Hull is extending among the sailors. On
account OF the strike the steamer Rialto
for New York will not sail until next
weex.
ga telegram from Paris states that two
men supposed to be returned commun'
lists, have been arrested in connection
with the attempt to blow up the status
Of NJ. Theirs at St. Germain on the 18th
inst.
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Mr.. Gowsn's Views On the p.
yt van1s Haaasead Hr,.. snhal

fasr.9 li.fs 40 $50. - AvAAcy.
!, Z ,PzILADsLrHIA, June ls.-Fr.,.I
p, uowen, receiver Of the Phil.dsaniasa sns
aud Reading kailroad, del;.sSelp
address ~ the Academy Of Me-
night, IN response 70 an invitation
dressed 70 him by q number % os
chants. Tho subject OF his add. M
was the position which tbs 1uls a:4
Philadelphia should occnnv ' o'ty
6tate Of Pennsylvania. and t,,s
tions which Sts railroads should ."n ~,
TO both. Tho drift OF his entire spp y
ment was 70 prove that the Rssdip
Railroad Company had Ieo;,;n..la a.la
pursued the business for vbich h.a.el !.
incorporated, but that the Psnn.wa w
MIA R.ilroad Company had sacr;s'a %
the interests of the city and STAT Suss "
those OF Its stockholders fyr uI,.IN
purposes. 1i's'iol
He asserted that the oil and
trader IN particular had been d,.ss'.l ssl
from this city to New York bv 'S X
rennsylvania Railroad Com man. ~
Mr. aowen, after reo,ting The h;s.o,
OF the lease Of the Sunburv and % ~;
now the Philadelphia and Erie. Nv ~, ~
tennsylvania Railroad Uvmn,M"S M
claimed that that read had b en- ns y
lyzed, lest It's developments miUht ioI
terfere with interests by which
tennsylvania railroad ring was be,s
tied, and be assorted his belief ths
y, possible the Pennsylvania Railroa,
company will act In precisely N
same way with tho Phiiadelphia An
htading, II 1t can obtain control q d
latter campany.
From his grounds of complaint NJ
q wen deducted that there exists a nur
Der OF evils, which he denomInated Il
railroad problem OF the day, and viii,
he described as being chiefly interferen'
with legislative and judicial authors,
tha acquisition OF wealth BY raIlro,
officials a. tho expense Of their s.ocL
holders and unjust Discrimination
The matter Of traffic charges. And
this connections he asserted thai N
Pennsylvania Railroad Company n
years owned the Legislature Of This Sta]
and bought its membefs like, sheen
the shambles, and coming dos to ls,1
day he lntimated his belief that the sam
corporation was 1t the bottom Of the I,
ceIt 4to3 decision by the Supreu
Court In .his case. -
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A serious Aeeid.nt.

NEW York, June 16.-A serious
accident occurred last night on the Hud-
son. A. the steamer Ht. John was pass-
ing by tine Highland sen Toute for tbis
city, she Came In eoliision with an ice
barge. The crash and uproar were
terrific. Ihs vessels tore and rja,ed each
other, and the noise cfeateda manic
sm0ng the passengers. Men and women
rushed out Of their staterooms en- dis
habilles and screamed with terror, but as
the damage was not such as 10 cause
permanent alarm, and the night Wa
Clear and moonlight, order was speedily
restored. Nobody has fixed the blame
thus far.
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All in the Merry May MORNING

A special teiegraphlc ispatch from M,
A.: Dauphin, New Orleans. La, on May
10th last. 10 The Office OF M. A. bauphig. /.
No. 2i2 broadway, New York City, N. r..
states tnat at the drawing of the Iouisi.
ana ana s'ase a.s Lottery That day, among the
and IN halves TO Geo. +. Deshon, "A Kiiby
a., a., boston, Mass and gentleman IL,
No. 70 .4i6 sold to ID. Il. WenzelIe, 500 N,
gth st., PhiiadeIphia. and TO Matthew
Gelson; Ea0te 0oice, Brooklyni N. y,
p. Riffel, 225 segar av.; and Fred.
Schroeder, s3t Michigan st.. Toledo, O.,
Haven, Conn, and No. 2i,ss7, sold SC YS tc
Wms II. Brewer. Baltimore, Nd, drew
q, 500 each and tickets No. 25, ,2I4, sold In
Wilmington, N. c.; No. 81 ,sSg sold IN OF.
| tumwa, Iowa No. % ,25s sold in Lafsy.
cite. Inc. No. 7s.5Ai sold In New Yofk
and Ca Neston, Texas, and No. O., ,2s7 sod
IN Reading. Pa, drew 81 ,O8O each. ana so
tll0 40 was distributed. Another slmilas
distribution tax es place July 18th.
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Tho Tive Great Rivals.
Extract from Gowen's speech.. z

1f ~
The Reading has 816 miles OF road
within the limits of the State and the
Pennsylvania ,953 miles. Last year the
tonnage Of Pennsylvania products on
the Reading was ID ,O0o, 900 tons and on
the Pennsylvania II, 800, 900; Reading car
ried {, 9,703, 900 passengers and the Penn
sylyania ,757 $40. The debt and capital
lines is within the State, is sI27 900 600,
and that OF the Pennsy lvania III $i64 !.
600 900, or was prior TO the late increase
and OF this amount some $50, ,0OO, 900 are
invested beyond the limits OF the State,
II Chinese wall had been rnu All
around the boundary OF Pennsylvania
except the great lakes and rivers and
products Of the State had been turned
into Philadelphia, 1t would to-day be
twice the magnitude Of New YorK.-
(Applause.l
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Governor Hall's Appointments.

In pursuance of the new military bill
Governor Hall has made the following
appointments:
Brigadier. q General J.. Parke P0stles,
Wilmington, (reappointed) )adiutant-gsn-
eral.
Brigadier-G General Henry Collision,
Dover, quartermasl er-general.
Brlgadier-gensral David 4. Marvel,
Georgetown, Inspector general.
Colonel Charles E. Anderson, compa-
nies Of Eew Castle county.
Colonel William q. Fountain, compa-
nies of Kent county.
Colnel Geo. w. s. Nicholson, COM
panies of Sussex county.
Wilmington.
Colonel }. Alexander Fulton, aid-ae.
camp, Dover.
Colonel John Ponder, aid-de-oamp,
M hilton.
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twenty D.ys without Food.

CHICAGO, June 1T.--John Griscom
weighed ITO pounds at noon to-day,
being loss Of pounds in the last
"a hours, during which he drank, SO
ounces Of water and had a passage Of
the bowels. His total loss of weight
in twenty days is q 3.4 pounds, and
to-day he presents the appearance OF
well-nourished man. although in
comparison with himself as he was ON
May 2S,he shows q marked shrinkage.
His pulse was stronger to-day, at "a
his respiration 10 and his temperature
az.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The crops in the neighborhood OF
Quebec were badly damaged by frosts
ON Wednesday and Thursday nights.
The funeral Of Paymaster. s. T.. !
Brown, Of the u. 3. Navy, who died at |
Newport, on Wednesday, on the Pow |
hatan, took place yesterday mofnine In
Baltimore.
Ex-Senators Conkling and Rlatt re-
turned to New York last night from
Albany, and wont together to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Captain Rob ert Y. Holley 6ss been
appointed U. $. Consul to Barbadoes.
President Garfield and family are ex :
pected at Elberon Station, Long Branch
o day.
Yesterdays ballotting for q. s. Ssna-
tors In joint convention at Albany, re-
sulLed as follows:s For the short term
Jacobs, Al; Wheeler, So; Conkling, n;
Lapham, 10; Corpeli, 8; scattering, 8.
For the long term--Denew,b SO; Herman,
4S;, Plat, %; Cornell, 10; Gro wley, s;
scattering, 8.
Governor Hoyt announces that he is
preparing a veto Of the Judicial Appor-
ti0nment bill.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Bunk
er Hill was celebrated yesterday In
Charlcsiown, Massachusetts,, by civic
and military parade, the unwilling of q
statute OF Colonel prescott, which stands
on the grounds near the monument; an
oration by Hon. Robert G. Winthrop,
and balloon ascension.
The San Francisco Stock Exchange
will adjourn from the lst to the 6tn or
July. 1t is thought the Pacific Exchange
will adjourn for the same period.
John P. Howard, of Burlington Yer
most who last Monday gave $50, 900 to
the University of Vermont, has signified
bis Intention Of erecting in the Uniyer-
sity Park bronze statue of Lafayette
who laid the corner stone OF the old
University building when he visited
Burlington In e25.
= The numher of mercantile failures In
the United Safes and Canada reported
last week, was e5, decrease of 70 from
last week, and the smallest number re-
ported for any single week this year.
General Grant and Mrs. Grant arrived
in New York yesterday moraing, an.
stopped At the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mrs
Grant and her son, Colonel Fred. Grant
subsequently, went on to Long Branch
where they will spend the summer
aenerai Grant will 60 to Branch to re-
main over Sunday. II Is stated that thu
subscription fnnd Of $250,00O will b
presented tothe General In short time
cretary Window yesterday ISSUED
an order abolishing the Office Of Custo.
dian Of the Treasury, held for the Ias
1--WE years by o. L. Pitney. The dutie
Of the ofiiee will hereafter be performee
unddr the immediate objection ~ ~,
Chief Clerk of the Treasury, 10 provide,
BY the Revised Statutes. The seeretsrv
after full consideration OF the matte,
decided that heexistence of sotieien
authority for the Ofice Of CustodIa,
was doubtful. 10
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A PLEASING CONTRAST.

! Ia % s
The business Condition of the
Country Compared With Last
Week.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Only sixty
five failures in the United States and
Canada were reported to Bradstreet's
during the past week, the smallest
number for any single week this year
and decrease from last week of
twenty. This is pleasant contrast
to the figures given three months ago,
when there were upward of 150, and
shows q marked improvement in trade
generally. The number of failures in
: the different sections of the country
were as follows: 13 in the Middle
States, decrease of 16 +; IA in New
England, . decrease Of 8 IA in the
! Western States, q decrease of 4 +; IA in
the oouth, an increase Of six !; 5 in
California, decrease OF 1, and 8 in
Canada, the same as last week.
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The Extra Policemen. /.

The ordinance passed by the City
Council last night in relation to the
police force, provides for nine addi-
tional patrolmen, and for these nine
positions there are already over a doz-
en- applicants. Among them are
Thomas Webb, Edward Mcguire, VIVA.
Il. Elliott, Patrick Gardner, Fergus
Hanahan, Joseph Munda, special Off !.
Ger John Taylor and others.
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rive Hundred Cocks Fighting.

q LANCASTER, Ohio, June 1.-THE
greatest cock-f fight that ever occurred
inthe West took place yesterday at
Avondale, between Columbus and
Newark. The mains commenced at
6 O'clock in the morning, and lasted
until 10 o'clock last night. There
were ten mains fighting at d time.
Over 500 cocks fought, and 150 were
killed.. Over 1000 people witnessed
The lighting, and over $50, 900 changed
hanas. e@F
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Fire Alarm Telegraph.

The work of completing the nre
alarm telegraph in this city is pro-
crossing as rapidly as can be expecled.
Most OF the alarm boxes have been put
up, and the batteries, numbering
eighty, have been placed In position in
the old police Office of tho City Hall.
The striker for the City Hall bell has
arrived. II weighs nearly two hundred
pounds.
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WALL STREET YRsTERDAY.-Stocks
we're active, and in tho early trade de-
clined heavily, but later recovered and
closed bnoyant. Money ruled at un-
changed rates, although 9 per cent was
paid for call loans during = sfurry.n--
Governments were about steady and
railway bonds irregular. Foreign ex
change quiet At same rates. lgfi
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Gri.eo.n,s rast.

CnIcAGo, June l6.--Griscom finish.
ed The nineteenth day OF his fast at room
to-day. He lost ihree-qasrters OF 4
pound In the past "a houIs. ,bera ia
nothing TO indicate that ne is not In per-
iect health. The palse to-day was Cd.
respiration, Ii, tempera' ure S. 25 de-.
grees.
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KILLED by Falling From a window

EAsroN, June 18.--Henry Vogt, a
shoemaker, aged IA years, fell In Easton
last week and Injured himself severely.
He was taken to the Poorhouse. Last
night he fell from fourth-story win
dow and was killed. IL was rumored
that be mad committed suicide, but the
Coroner's jury found . verdict Of acci-
dental death. Vogt was ~ demcnted
condition. His wife died few months
ago at the Almshouse.
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To BE Repafnted.

The Wilmington s. Northern Rail.
road Company has made q contract
with Mr.. Thos. Il. Frame, of West
Chester, for quantity Of the West
over Red Iron Mining Paint to repalnt
all the bridges between Wilmington
and Reading.
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Ten Nihilists Sentenced.

ST. PErERs1URe, June H.--It 10 an.
nounced that the recent court martial
for the trial OF Nihillsts, at Kisf, SEN
fenced two persons to death and tho re-
manning eight either 70 penal servitude
or exile to Siberia. The Emperor COM
muted the death sentences to penal ser
vitude for life. The accused included
four women. .t s...
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Exiled to siberia.

LONDON, June IL, 1881.
1t is announced In ST. Petersburg that
the recent court martial for the trial of
Nihilists at KisH sentenced two persons
TO death and the remaining eight either
to penal servitude or exile to Siberia
The Emperor eommuted the death sem
tsnces to penal servitude tor life. Tho
accused Included four women.
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From Yesteraay.s Late Edition.
"A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
A Werkman ON the p, w. 4 b. n. n.
struck ny . Locomotive.

A Workman ON the p, w. q d. n. X.
struck ny . Locomotive.
About 1880 O'Clock this morning,
Michael Hayes, an employs OF the p, w.
81 B. r. K. Co., met with very pain
full accident. 6F4
Mr.. Hayes is the foreman Of q gang
Of men around the depot. About the
time mentioned he was engaged In sloo-
ping over the track near the depot doing
some work, and while In that position,
o passing locomotive struck him In the
side, breaking several ribs. Mr.. Hayes
was thrown some distance from the
track, from the force Of the blow. lie
was picked up and carried to the depot,
placed In q carriage and taken TO his
home, No. 103 N. Jackson street. DIR.
Kane was summoned to attend the un-
fortunate mans injuries,
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THIRD EDITION
PUSHING THE HE.
Passags Or the sessnd Clause Of the
Irish Land Bfll.
LONDON, June Is, 1881.

rS AVNDON, 0uuo AZ, ASsA'
The House Of Commons to day went
into Committee on the Land BILL
Clause was carried without . division.
Mr.. Gladstone announced his intention
to move amendments to the third clause,
making 1t clear that landlord is enti-
tied to the same access TO court as q
tenant, and limiting the second subsec-
tion to future tenancies. Mr.. Gladstone
stated the governments amendments to
clause Z OF the Land bill would define
the action of the court. The Daily
Nesps, In leading article, discussing
the Land bill, says :-s-ssFhere are many
signs of a more reasonable temper In the
House OF Lords. If the government and
the liberal majority in the House OF
Commons are firm the Peers will give
way" The members Of tho deputation,
representing large body Of the farmers
Of North OF Ireland, who recently had
conference with Irish liberal members
OF Parliament regarding The Land bill,
said they would prefer thirty-one years
to fifteen years as the slatutable ten
ancy. la1 .s5s
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TSLOUR, FEED AND GRAan;; GI.1;
Wholesale AND REfAiL,
AT THE STEAM FLOuh M
"a Na - " Z FRONT E3REET'

arist work . speciality: ssti,s,I%Ua s,sn nan.
guaranteed in every respecs. a "A iEnon gh'
nfasture the celebrated "do4u ~ Ihe piict
Flour. the best ID the MAKE. ~ naar made
rom %aS1im Sh,ls wheat. ". D. sEDawIoK' K
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Personal.

VIM. ]. Harrity, son Of Michael
Harrity, Of this city, will address
land league meeting to be held at
Kelly's Hall, Eighth and Chrlstian
streets, Philadelphia, tomorrow
afternoon.
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saving His Life by Presence OF
Mind.
Harry Wright, q fireman on tbe
Sixth avenue elevated road, New
York, fell from his engine yesterday
morning near Thirty-eighth street.
He caught hold of the guard rail, ran
back TO the Forty second street sta
tion, telegraphed to the master
mechanic that he was all right and
resumed bis journey on the next
tain.
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Send 10 ssl Arch .strestI Phil dslphia,
So 3Fk "a fssMsF cetA Aeay
The new CONGRESSIONAL DIRECT
DRY for the Fortyseventh Congress
has just been issued from the Govern
ment Printing Office at Washington.
There are two noticeable features in
it Under the heading of"New York
Senator'S" are double set Of brack-
cts enclosing The simple word Eva.
can't" Under the heading Of "O6
GERS ofthe Senate" we find John C..
Burch put down as Secretary, and
Richard J.Bright as Sergeant at
Arms. But, after all, there is not
much in the way of news In these
two items.
At Cervia, on the Adriatic Sea,
the festival Of" marrying the sea- p
was celebrated with great solemnity
last month. The Bishop at head of q
brilliant procession marched to the
edge Of the water and cast the wed
ding ring into the surf, according t.
the old Venetian style when thu
Doge married" the republic to Ii
annual bride, the Adriatic.
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srEClAL NoTICR.
a GARD.

To all VINO are suffering fr1m the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF manhood,
Nc., Will send recipe that will cure yon
was discovered by o missionary In South
America. Send q self add r6essd envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH 4. INMAN, Nation ID
NeW York Ctu. MaY4-eodDAwly
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In search Of she Jeann.,,s.

NORFOLK, June 10.-The UnteI
States steamer Alliance, Command
Wad,eigh. sailed to-day for . four month
cruise between Norway and Spitzberss
in search Of the missing steamer jean
nette. ..b8 fses f''A
Professors JOAN NJ. CARNOCHAN|
MUTH; A. X. HILLS ; N. w. NOXAN
and hundreds o tho most eminent Pun
sicians OF New York City end ,rse anl
prescribe the Liebig Co.'s Arnic lted Ed
tract Of Witch, Hazel. Beware OF chss|
mutations. Tie Liebig Company Ofui
no cheap goods. IL offers only honsJ
Wttcn Hazel cures Plies, Salt Rheula
Catarrh, Rheum aiiam, Lumbag0, Painl@
Periods and other Female Com p iaints.
sold In iifty cents and do, lar sizes.
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.of all sad words OF tongue or pen.
The saddest are these, .sit M ieh 1 have
been.u nave

,,,rls The :, above gnotation was forcib,y
Ing Young lady remal ( that shss ~ ,a mea,.
not now be dying. with Consumntinnu inuiu ~
sne had taken sfne's Syrun nf r.. -
Wild Cherry and Hore1saSn
Nos Z, o,, mber h last, and cured her cold as q
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FOURTH EDITION

Inaiessasns nor rs-pay. III
For the Middle AtlAutie s,stes, far
weather, winds mostly northwestsrly,
higher barometer near the coast, higher
temperature.
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NoTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
ksstorer is the marvel Of the age for al.
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped ffee.-
Send TO 93l Arch .StreetI Phils dslphia,
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WOODLAND BEACH
BOMBAY HOOK, DELAWARE BAY.

. the season with extensive improvements everything new
and extensive grounds "a
b.hng fishing shooting and boating large
with vegetables fruits milk and and pure
and oysters fresh from the Immediately front Of the house
as music Gsad Pavilion s every day GFsnd Wednesday
rord connscng at Clayton, Delaware Railroad M and
TERMS: 81 to $1,000 PER WEEK, 81 PER DAY.
... GEORGE A. MILL1NGrON.
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Spaca.
L Ur2l Wedding.

We had contrast bcswceu toTa aa3 tural
maccets s5d dr2sI yeetcsdag ct q coUutrY we'd
ding. Tho brido vas rosy checked cbam5ar.
maid 1t ihe bottl. ard 40 Roro a! Invited 10
the mnn!ago at Der father farm house, seve-
rel mics asay. The Ceremony Was performed
10 tha usual narnsr by clergyman, late 10
tue afternoon. A bounsilul, if not preteutious,
supper followed, and than came gsmcs-old
fashioned kissing games. like c,poohagen.
PCS office and forteits The ctT girls held of
wh:!', bu', seeit 6 that their cayncss was not
We'll received, made martyrs of themsal and
generally liked it. thi:k | observed fac:
:hst is rot eucetsIIg known 10 kissing that, for
the most elec!rc 81 results, Que kisser Should be
blonde aud the other brunette, Representing
the opDoste polee Of battery. Certainly, the
kisses between persons of tie same COZ UplcXion
looked and sounded mechanical and perluoctory
while those by contrssted couples were fiery,
spirited snG h,rwoDiousIy expressive However,
Bls"r SEVERAL hours OF GversiJaj largely G llatl.
rv, tIele went to bed most thoroughly kissed
bride. Her scarlet lips looked swollen With the
ordeal of long aud earnest kissing, for sac had
aeeo smscked over sHd over by every man and
woman 10 tho party. She had borne the t.eat
AA1Ebl Will EooS uuuOI, sCe uu usTElcu tile was
ever begun with merrier trUlic Bat the
croWniug exploit gas 40 observance of tho old
Vermont custom of tuctiog up the happy
couple 10 bed. Haf 81 hnnr after they had
retired we burglsriz their bid chamber, and
turned tho !ishss OF half dzau lamps on
theo. We saw sight that proved Wcman's
superior forji u1,. The bridegroom turned red
AID white By t1Frs, AID Tas con ple:cIy lib
bcrSc9trdi bet the bride, though her feos ley
rosy enough on the snowg piIl,w. was quite self
possessed. Shs bad dressed herself in dainty
pew night dress. with shirriogs over the should,
ers and on the bishop sleeves, aud may have
derived her courage from previous view of
herself in sae glass. Very Lively she wae. aad
very prottily osr fl to keep herself covered Just
caough, bat not 90 much 90 to hide the yoke OF
that charming night go@a. TIE ceremony
consisted OF tucklng 10 tie he6cothes all around,
and SO closely aud violently that tho new mao
and wife were we'll shaken together. Thpu we
!tit lhvm-"Clara Bellies" Vermont Letter.
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D- Ask your druggist lnr c,py Of "Y curg
Mep's Friend" "-and read it!
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TIN RooFING, GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT.
attended to promptly b, STANsBURY q Bro,
manufacturers aDd cesisrs lu Stoves, lIn Ware.
"a, IMcBuruey's Buildina) c9rper King and
Washington ssrse,5.
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