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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-15
BORN.

In Carson City. April II. Richard Hyland.
aged IS years.
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PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE.
The Insanity Question Considered
in the Limekiln Club. A
Detroit Free Press.

"What war going to remark" be-
gan Bro her Gardner as the hour arrived
and the triangle sounded, "am to ask
who among you am inssne7 | should
like to make out list as SION as posi-
BILE, an hope dat no lunatic will feel
backward about handin' IN his name
.You l,ok surprised" continued the
front of his desk, shut am quite satis-
fed that we have at least dozen lun a.
tics among US De man who shot de
President could read law, au' plead it;
he Gould. cheat, lie, swindle, blk hotels,
buy an sell. coma an 90. push his claims
for off ,e an % on a loly j,u nav, an
yet he am decla'ed to he craz'. N, one
cher knowed it till he became an assas.
sin n he hadn't trie to I'm MT mur-
der he woald still he lookel upon as a
dead beat instead of lunatic N,w I
propose to take time by de lock al
make list oh de lunatics in our club fur
de benefit oh dep p,rleec'. Let each as
sass;n stan up as his mama is c,llsl by
de seckretary."
The secretary went throu yh the roll
in his usual sing song way, an not 9
member stood up.
sWerry well," said the President, "let
the seckretarv m IKE note OBJ dis. You
have all plead guilty to bin parfecsly
sane, an you mns' take de consequences.
If any one of you walk out Of grocery
wild CO iish under your coat, or am
obarhaulel by der pnrleeca wild bag OF
chickens on yer back, doan't try to shirk
de consequences bs pleadin' insanity
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Does Prohibition prohibit?

A Boston letter says: II was my for
tune, on cold winter night, to be going
from one Massachusetts town to anOth..
er, where was TO take late train for
Boston. The distance was some twelve
n lies, in an open sleigh, with the mer-.
curry at zero, and wraps were unayailing
to prevent a chill. II occurred 10 me
that a glass of something hot" might
diminish the chances of .congelahon,
ana I mentioned the idea to my driver.
We were entering beautiful little town,
all white in the moonlight, everyone ap-
parently in bed. as it was late. He very
conllv told me that not a drop of liquor
could be had in that town. knew by
the tone of his voice that be was lying
in his throat, al the root of his lungs,
and in a few moments he drove up 10
what had been a tavern, before which
stood sign-po.t, with projection, like
gihbet, from which the sign had been
removed. On entering, late as it was,
we found several gentlemen in one room
discussing some grave matter, and in
the other several seated quietly around
the office stove. In the corner where
llhe old time bar had stood, sleepy
clerk lolled behind the railing, as if
waiting to shu. up. My driver whisper
ed some cabalistic word to him, when
we we're admitted by wicket gate, and
then, by tight fitting door through a
closet where parcels and drivers coats
and whips had teen kept In the old
time. we found ourselves in long cor
ridor. Gazing to the farthest extremity
OF this, our guide opened with Q key q
door leading TO the cellar, at the loot OF
which was a harricade of barrels which
extended back, seemingly, the whole
distance we had c'ms. There was q
Egleam of light from lantern dimly
burning. and, following our conductor,
we passed around the further end Of the
harricade, finding ourselves in wide
cellar, .traversing which we came TO %
door that our guide opened with a key,
and there, in On atmosphere thick with
Tobacco smoke were dozsn men silently
bathing their,souls in the "rosr"s right
beneath the grave citizens up stairs, who
were perhaps discussing the question Of
temperance and congratula,ing them
selves on the towns having got rid Of
the "rum traffic." l was shocked, o
course, but the imbibation did the dri
yer great good.
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A favorite pastime at the seaside is
trying. to distinguish between city bellies
and their maids when both are in the
water together. i
In the ladies cabin of the Hoboken
ferry boats the following notice has re.
Gently been posted: ssThe seats in this
cabin a-e reserved for ladies'" Gentle.
men will please not occupy them until
the ladies are seated.
There is one thing to be said in favor
OF hot-tempered woman. She always
makes the spiciest dishes. You never
knew mild tempered woman to make q
rish and spicy pie Her tea is always
mid; her chicken is as tame on The table
as it was. in the coop. But sharp
witted woman with tongue like buzz
saw, will devil crab or dress outlet
10 turn. s
Mr.. Justice Clifford, who lies st the
point Of death fn his Maine home, is
the sole living appointee Of Demo-
cratic President on the Supreme Bench
Judge Field is Democrat, bit he was
appointed by Mr.. Lincoln, and when
the venerable Clifford passes away the
bench will stand eight. Republicans .an;l
one Democrat. 1t is even worse Of
sectiOnallY.
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See Me Buy His Soul for Two Cents

" ooS. 4scpuoitOohs
Speaking OF goodness calls TO mind
an incident that happened in one of oul
shops this week, showing again the pool
side of frail humanity.
A man from n .ighhoring village
wealthy and well known as generous
Egiver to various institutions, ana vel
penurious and close-fs.cd withal, was
having little job done in shop, and
as he came for, the work an Irishmsn
who had worked for him said to thu
men: 4.
"Sae me buv his soul for two cents u
at the same time laying two-cent piece
upon the bench where the work was
The gentleman seeing the money, aftel
hastily looking about the room to SCI
that no one was looking, pickei up the
money and put 1t in his pocket ,Wber
fhe came to pay for his repairs he was
charged twentv-seven cents. As he hat
generally paid but twenty-five cents fol
the same work, he inquired what. toe ex
ira two cents was for, and after some
urging be was gently informed that /
was t, pay for the two cents he bad
picked up. He quickly left the shop.
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1881.
Something of a Traveller.

1t was on the train between Wilcox
and Kane that the white hated man with
mutton chop whiskers woke up, and re-
marked to the passenger in front of him
that he had quite nap. "But," said
he, nothing to the good sleep | got in
Washington the other night" And
then be looked around to see if the 9TH
er passengers had noticed his remark,
and that be had been in Washington
But the oilman on the back seat was
figuring out profits on eighty cent oil,
and the woman with wart ON her nose
was too sick to noice anything Even
the passenger addressed mechanically
threw cold water on this atte mpt to be
noticed as prominent traveller, by ask
ing:
"washington, Po.9'
mo, SIR" SAID white hat, with curl
of his lin as if he scorned Washington,
Pa. 1T was Washington, capital OF the
United States, where I was, SIR"
There fell silence till the front pas
senger said: Rather cool up here"
"Yes," said white hat, raising his
voice, "but twas warm enough IN WASH
ington, where was"
"The foliage is beautiful here," said
the front passenger.
$50 it is" responded white hat, '.bu,
/ saw heaulitul scenery as was coming
from Washington, where l was"
Here the woman with the wart on heI
nose spit on the f ,or, and the oil mar
Hooked across to the reporter. and wink.
ed.
White hat subsidized until we reached
Kane. There Governor Hoyt came or
board and took seat in the rear car :
. But white hat saw him He jumped tc
his feet, and in voice which could b,
heard in the freight office said: s.Ther'
is Governor Hoyt-I must go and SCI
, him." He saw him. He rushed TO th,
: palace car door and looked in, and a
the governor sat in plain view he could
not help but see him. He stood Their
till the train started, then he came bacl
n and said to the man with the carpet bag
: "Seen Gov. Hoyt? He's in the mex
a.
> car. I've just been in to see him.
: Then he told the.sam thing to the from
passenger, and remarked to the conduc,
or that he bad a distinguished passen
= ! ger on board s'Who p said the cor
ductor. "Governor Hoyt," said whit
hat, shes in the next car, I've been j
to see him>" Two minutes of silence
broken orly BY the oi'man as he pulle
= on his vest straps TO stifle his yells, an
4 a tow headed bov by the stove MUNICH
ing banana. Then white hat hande
a Philadelphia paper to a woman with
wart on her nose, ana askedif she wish
: ed to read it "Yuu can do So" Sal
g white hat. "only want to save the ps
per II has the governors veto me:
sage in 1t. Governor Hoyl's you know
He's in the next ca-. I've been in
see him."
The woman with wart en- her nos
only said "Huh" But the Gilman du
his clinched fists into the, car seat, an
swore, by all the gods of mytlIolog
that he never, NJ never, believed befor
that there was such on internal blaste
idiot outside the lunatic asylum.-O
City Derrick
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A Little Every Day.

The longest life is made up of simple
days-few or many-but the days grow
into years, and give the measure OF our
lives at the last.
The life is at the last what the days
have been. Let the children. therefore
look after the days-ope day at time
-and put into each one something that
will Iast-somelhing worth doing, some
thing worth remembering, something
worth initiating by those who follow US.
1. Every day little knowledge. Oue
fact in day. How small thing is one
fact! Only one! Ten years pass by.
Three thousand six huIdrei and fifty
facts are not small thing.
2. Every day a title sel'-deuial. The
thing that is difficult to do to-day is an
easy thing to do three hundred and sky
Days hence, il each day It shall have
been repeated. What power Of self.
mastery shall he enjoy who looking to
God for his glace, seeks every day 10
practice the grace he prays for2 ).
8. Every day little heIpfulness We
live for the good of Others, i our living
be in any sense true living. Il is not in
the great deeds of philanthropy that the
only blessing is found. In
'Little deeds Of Kindness ~.
repeated every day, We find true .happi-
ness. At home. at school, in the street,
in the neighbor's house, on the play
ground, shall find opportunity every day
for usefulness. Il. II y, Fl
A. Every day little look into the BIZ
BILE. One chapter day! What treas.
ure of Bible knowledge one may acquire
/ in ten years! Every day verse com
mitted to memory, What volume ir
I the mind at the end of twenty-five
years!
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Note on Running of Trains.--EAST
BuUhD--New Ycik Fast Line daily. with
through 6eepers from Chicago 10 New York.
Washington and Baltimore Mail, daily, on
!. X. ardc O Divisions, and on Main. Line;
stlsr divisicna daily, except Sunday, with
through Sleeper from Columbus to Baltimore
daily. Washington and Baltimore Express
daily, on C, o. Division; on other Divisions
daily, except Sunday. Through slespers
fsndusky to Grafton except Sunday. All
other trains daily except Sunday
WKST BoUND-chicago Fast Line daily
with throagh Sleepers from N.w York "a
Chicago. Chicago Mail daily on main lin.
and 9. o, Division; on other divisions daily
except Sunday. Through sleepers from
Grafton 10 sandusay daily, except Saturday
Chicago Express daily on Haia line and C
o. aud L. 4. Divisions. ALI other traiui
daily, except sunday,
G. Il. BuDsox, Supf Trans. o. Div, CLic az,
W.. RRPptRT, Pass. Agt.. Columbus.
/. h.-CoLs, General Ticket Agent, Balti.
mere.
c.K. LORD Gen. Pass. Ast, Baltimore,
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Rescued From Death.

William j.. yCoughlin of S9meryille;
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 I was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS fol.
lowed by severe cough. Host my ap-
petite and hesh. aud was confined to my
bed. In.l877 was admitted to the Hos
pital. The doctors said l had hole in
my lung as big as half dollar. AT one
time report went round that l was dead
gave up hope, but a friend told me Of
DR.. WILLIAM HALLS BALLSAM
FOR THELEBNGS. Igot bottle, when
to ny surprise, commenced to feel bet.
ter, and to-day I feel better than for three
years past ~ 3sis 10
II write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DIR
/ WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and b.
convinced that CONSUMPTION Can
BE CURED. lean positively cay it ha
done more good than all other medicine
l have taken since my sickness.
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Little deeds Of kindness
"A Sharp Rebuke.

A certain infidel, who was q black
smith, was in the habit, when christian
man came to his shop. Of asking some
one Of the wolkmen if they ever heard
about Brother So and-su, and what they
had done? They would say no, what
was itr The1 he would begin and tell
what some christian brother or deacon
Tor minister hal done, and then laugh
and cay
"That is one OF their fine Christians
We hear so much about" '.
An old gentleman, deacon, one da,
went into the shop, and the infdel soor
began about what some Christians had
done, and seemed to have good tim,
over il. The old deacon stood few
moments and listened, and then quickly
asked the inidel If be had read the stor,
in the Bible about the rich man and Laz
arus.
ayes, many a, time, and what of it p
"Well, you remember about the dog
]-how they came and licked the sores,o
Lazarus 2"
"Yes, and what of that p
SWELL said the deacon. do you kno,
you just remind me OF those dogs, cur
ftent merely to lick the Christiap ssores
The blacksmith grew suddenly pen
sive, and hasn't had much to- say abou
failing Christians since fe ,i1i
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Vennor is forty years old, and parts his
hair in the middle He has been in the
weather business pretty much eall his
life. ISIS
Village postmaster to his wife: "Here
is postal card to Mr.. Jones, j ones say.
ing that his brother and five children
/ will be here on Saturday. Now, keep
that card back till then, and will he al
the depot; and when they fnd no one to
meet them ] will take them all over
for So.
Among the troubles incident to child.
hood are pains in the stomach and bow
els, feverish restlessness at night, and
languor during the day. Denies WoRM
SYRUR villa remove the trouble and re
stors the child to. health. Your drug.
gist has it, 25 cents a bottle.
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YHl Mean CuTQd, Not Merely Relieved
LEGAL NOTICE.

CHRISTOPHER A. WALTER, whose post
" .fice address is Hatchison, Reno County,
Kansas, will take notice that Michael Lohr,
Administrator Of the estate OF Kasper Wal
ter, deceased, on the 9th day of June, 1881
filed his petition In the Probate Court within
land for the county Of Monroe and State o.
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate Of said
deoedsnt is insufficient to pay his debts and
the charges Of administering his estate; thai
he died seized in fee simple of the following
described real estate in said county. to wit
The southeast quarter of the southeas
quarter Of section two, in township three o
range five, containing forty acres, more O.
less.
The prayer Of said petition is for the sal
Of said premises for the payment of tn,
debts and charges aforesaid. Said Christie
pher A. Walter will further take notice tha
he has been made party defendant to sal
petition. and that he is required to answs
the same on or before the 9th day of August
1881. MICHAEL L0HR,
|. ~ ~ w Adm'r as aforesaid.
JAS. R NORRIS, Atty.
iunsl4,'Slt7.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will. on the
lN 10th day Of August 1881, make applica'
stion to the Central Ohio Rail Road Company
fer the issue OF duplicate certificates of two
shares of stock owed by me, said original
certificates having been lost.
july5, silva 5lis RHlLIP P0Ok.
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Pensions

rus ALI soLD iRs ens eighth disabled, Hon.
4, K. Dawes, N. c., says: &c ol, A, W. Me-
Cormick ~ q pensien attorney has had
many years Of experience in a large and
successful basiness, Is capable, thorough and
energetic, gentleman OF the strictest integ.
sity and worthy Of the utmost confdenos" /"
Capt. Woodward says "Judgs Mccormick, of
Cincinnati, is the most energetic, untifing
anu Trustworthy Claim Attorney within tn 9
circle of my acquaintance" Write him for
Circular to rIKss 0PtRA PrrLpse. CISc,x.
rAsI, OBp. junel4, 'Slui.
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Tuscarawas Branch.

Ira ms leave Baysrd at II, 2opm and 4,55pm
arrive Dover l,3spm and 7.l0pm, New Phil
adelphis l.50pm and 7.25pm. Returning
leave New Philadelphia at Sam and 2,40pu
Dover a, s.S5am and 2sopm Rayatd a, II .05
am and 4.l0pm,
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ss's sasa!e essss y SI|I||Ia
~lMDIAM &IsfT
''||'||l| - l|'l!|l||
i; =: 4: i: !. q: :;:;: j 8: =: !: !:
HEART DISEASE ~ RI0AD.
All p q Dyspepsia, Liver
uKRADisea Fecer Dc
VVuo&OAGWe, RIeun,a-
ttS'n, DrOpsy, Heart Disease, Bill
SO1sness, Nervous debility, etc.
The Best REMEDY KNOWN to Mani
100000 bottles
SOLD SINCE 1870.
This Syrup possesses Varied Properties.
It Stimulates the Ptyaline I'm the
Saliva, which converts the Starch and
Sugar Of the food into glucose. A def.
souring of the food I'm the stomach. II
the medicine is AIKEN Immediately after
eating eating the fermentation Of food is pre-
It ucfs s,no.s Sha T;rer
IT acts upon the Kidne1fs-
. II Regulates the Botpeiss
1t PWriEes the Blood.
IL Outlets the Nervous Systens.
1t Promotes Digestion.
It Nourishcs, Strengthens and Inpi1orates.
n carries off the Old Blood aud makes ,,e,o
II opens the pores of the skin and Induces
Healthy Perspiratiofi.
Itneutrnlizes the hereditary taint, or poison
in the blood, which generates Scrofula, Fry
sipelas, and all manner Of skin diseases and
There are no spirits employed in its manu-
facture, and it can be taken by the most deli
cate babe, or by the aged and feeble, cure only
being required In attention TO directions.
DRUGGISTS SELL 1T. i
Laboratory, ~ West Sd ST.,
NEW YORK CITY.
DRAIN, Doua: ASS Co., OREe.
can say that DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian
Blood Syrup is the bsst med cine for general
Complaints, such as Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaiut, etc. that ever used.
WIN. ]. RARE
DURASD, PEsIA Co., WI.
/ have used Dr. Clark Johnson's Indiar
Blood syrnp for Sick Headache. and have re
oeived much benefit from it.
MRS. LINDA SHELDON.
MoARTHUR. VIsroN Co %.
have used DR.. CLARK Johnson's Iudisl
Blood Syrup for General Debility, Nervous.
ness aud Bronchitis, and it has done m,
more good than any other medicine eve
used. DAVID HAWK
WArERYILLE, LIZ SUBUR Co MIN
The use of DR., Clark Johnson's India
Blood Syrup has proved very beneficial I
me. recommend its use to all.
hrs. o. JANIS.
sPRISeBoRoUeH, WARREN Co., o.
/ was troubled with Rheumatism, ConstI
patton, Rush of Blood to the Head and Live
and Kidney Diseases. Dr.. Clark Johnson
Indian Blood Syrup has effectively cured.
/. N.AicCRELL.
;;sheo8,SI t
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Ayprron,. orr1os. Moa.usor Con-,

AvpIroR's OfrIcs, ,MosRos Coux Z, !
WooDsFIsLn, OHIO, june 20, 1881. = I
10 0. Celrs or scliom may Concern. IN
Notice is hereby given, that George Denbow
has depos tedin the County Treasary 8 sum
OF money gsuffcient to redeem part Of the
northeast quarter and part of the northwes !
quarter Of section "a, township s Of range
Said land was sold for taxes BY John Gatchell
freasutsr Of Monroe County, Ohio, January
Is, 1881, in the namecs Robert CoultAs "a
c. Cehrs. a,' ssts Il 1ysg 81,
q q g. A. ATKINSON. !sia
'jySi'si& u Auditor Monroe Co, Ohio. i
eta -. nfA - sA'nlpa q lodJgs sag
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Bellaire 4 Soutllwestcln R. r.
TINE TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT 12M., July /, 1880.

Trims make connection with the B. & O.
and c. & r. Railroads, also, with Capt Lu.
ksrs' steamboat, "Pres Ellison," for Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
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| x71 A wERK. 81. day ~ home easily
y ikfmade, Costly Outfit free, address
fkus = Co. Augusta, Maine, AsAs,'slr,
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Accommodation train leaves Cleveland
Union Depot at 5.3opm; arrives Hudson $50
pm; Ravenna 7:20pm.
Mail and Day Express connect at Yellow
Creek for Wheeling and Bsllaire.
@Day Express rams through Parlor Car,
and Night Express throagh Sic ping Car,
Cleveland to Pittsburgh,
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Leove
Pittsburgh. 9 l7am 52pm 4 O2pm
Allegheny. % 27am 02pm 4 l2pm
Arrive
Rochester. 10 00am 2 45pm 50pm
Beaver !. 10 o5am 60rm s5pm
\, Livsrpooll0 45am 25pm 36pm
Wellsvile 10 55am 35pm s 4spm
Toronto ;. IL a4am 2Opm 6S7pm
SteubenvillelI Sam A 40pm 75:pm Scam
Martin'sF'ryl2 47pm S S2pm 49pm 4sam
Bridgeport. ~ 53pm 5,Sspm 765pm Siam
Bellaire =. i 05pm S so m 10pm 05am
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RIVER DIvIsIoN-aoINa WEST.
Mail. Express. Express, Accom-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
III Esbss}iaAi..
Perry, Gs April d lS'

Perry Gs, April a 1879
have watched the use of the n eiiclue now
known as "Sw'frs Syphillitic specific over fifty
yesrs, and have never heard Of . failure 10 cure
when properly taken. MI enced the use Of
1t On my slaves between IL j ard 1866 as also
did lumber Of my neighoors. snd in every
case that came within my knowodp p it etfacted :.
cure In 1895 Geo Walker, bought at auction
a Slars not 1carrantel After me pu cn,se it
wss discovered that he had had Syphilis for
twelve years. His head wss without hair on
1t, He trested him with this remedy, and in
four weeks he wss sonnd and well, std in a short
time had IS fine he'd OF hair as was ever
owned by q negro. He owred this slave many
years. and he never hsd any return of the dis.
ease, nor lost days WORK.
II L. DEENARD
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC CUAPANY, Fro.
prietors. Atlanta, Ga.
Sold Oy 4 > LeAdbe..er s. Bro
Call for q copy of ~ ouog Mems Friend"
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A(exandria Oazette
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MARCH l6

How TO DROP MONEY AT CHURCH. "A
tacetlous exchange gives he following rules for
dropping money into The contribution b.x at
church: First. if sou feel particularly nesp a. d
have only penny to besto8 you mus: keep it
we'll covered in your haHd and when the box is
uoder your nose you nus, with quick, new
Gus motion, let your mlte fall 30 that it shall
escape obs.rvstIor; secood, if you have qasr'
ter or apy other silver coin of c,DsidUlabc
sz, to give, you may hold It 10 81 10 sight DC
tween 50urlh1nb and for fl oger, end when you
deposit ii YOU Gust let it drop from compgrs.
lively lofty ,l.va;ior, 81 that it mey mike a
musical ogIe when II r:hcnes is destination;
thirdly, II you contemplate offertoc bill, you
must not tske ii monsy out of yyur vest
pocket un il the hapI y ime com: Wien your
DclghU01s caG best sCs your u0psrs lied geDer-
osity. The moment the COLLECTOR appears 81
'hc pew or is he Que when you must !un b :
tor your Iuobey, and then having msthoa!c.Iy
uufoid. tie OIL, cud on, 90 your eye glass to
ssc .rtaln its * nonlEatloD. you nay slowly put
it on the top OF the box. These three uIes,
we believe. wi! BE- sufficient for all ordinary
purposes n B "A button should always b
pllccd 10 bls,k epvanne.