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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14
HSpG HGUSE.
w. H. SCHKANi, Proprietor,
Hi,in,uhw itlk cnnntN. Pa.

Thankful for the patronage hereto.
fore so literally bestowed upon him..
The new proprietor hopes, by paying.
strict attention to the comfort and con-
venonce of guests, TO merit Il continu-
ance uf the same. oct30'69
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14

bowers keeps Halls Giant Frame
extension table at the West End Store
the best table in the market.
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Prints at the Union Store must be
sold. For the best Z cents yard; and
as low as six cents. Other dress goods
marked down to correspond.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14

Camp chairs, canvass cots, lounges
wood and marble top tables at tli's
West End
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14
NARRIAGE.

PAKsONs-STURDEvANT-AtW Wilcox,
Pa, by j. ID. Parsons, Esq, sun
day, July 8, 1851, Mr.. A. L. Parsons
tn Miss Susie Sturdevant all of Will
COX.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14
EHTaTE EnraGE.

Estate Of jesse Kylcr, late of Fox
Z township, Elk county, Pa, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that
letters tcstamcntary have been granted
to the undersigned, upon the above
named estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those hav-
ing legal claims against the same to
present them without delay, in
proper order FOR settlement.
n2l Is II. Y. KYLNR, Administrator.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. =,
Office in new brick. building, Main
street, Ridgwny, Elk Co., Pa. v32t
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Ridgway Lodge 969, 1. o. of o. F.
meets every Thursday evening. Wis
iting members are cordially invited to
tend.
OFFICERS:
NJ. Cohen, N. @ ; J. A. Ross, V. g.;
Il. S. Gross, Sec'y; j. w. Smith, Asst
Sec'y; H. H. Wensel, Treasurer.
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Get your note-heads, letter head
and envelopes neatly printed at THd
ADVOCATE Office.
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Having become agent for Harry.
Chapel, Florist, we are prepared to
deliver free of eXpressage and at cata-
loguc prices any orders you may leave
with us for flowers, bulbs, etc.
HENRY A. PARSONS, in.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14

-ExceIlent celery plants on sale
at Morgester's after June 20.
The weather is hot but the rush at
the Union Store still continues. Goods
down to cost.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14

Wilkcsharrc, July II. Adjutant
General Latta, accompanied by Colo
mel q. II. North, OF Governor HOyk's
stafi, are in this city to-day. II has
been decided that the third brigade of
the National Gyarh OF this State viii
go into cn"Impment here during the
ensuing month. \ suitable place for
the camp is To be selected at once.
-Thc oil well ut Grant City, six.
teen miles down the Clarion from
Ridgway is at present in state of un-
certainty owing TO the tools getting
fast. The depth of the well is oveI
1000 feet aud as eight barrels of oil
have already been taken out with the
sand pump there is no doubt of its lie.
ing an oil well. Hundreds of acres OF
land have been leased near the well.
Fishing tools have been procured and
IT is expected that the hole will be
cleaned out in a few days.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14

Don't forget it. The Union Store
is the place to get bargains.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14

fresh berries every day ut Nor
gester's direct from growers.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14

Don't forget it you will get great
bargains at the Union Store.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14

-pERUNA had remarkably good
effect on my daughters Paralysis. w.
l.. Duncan. SeWickly.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-07-14

For bill-heads and note-beads call
at the ADVOCATE oi1i ce.
, 1881-10-29
Farming In I)nkotR.

ava. .,,r Mn"sH;'yH .ha .:"2tsi 1st,,s 40 ~,
nua seated themselves around llttlo tabte,
I've seen ulan on '!ne OF our biR tarms start
nut III tho spring ind pinw 4 straight furtow un.
q q +, ts Then hu tuf'sd ro''ai aud harvested
"i;nrry his grub With hn?' asked 1.roaklyn
farmur, who rnisva catbaKea on tho outskirts.
HOTEL and Ill bavc ralays of nun L, change paws
far him. We haye some blg farlns up there.
gentlemen. 4 friend Of snlno ow,et ofn , nll
which he hal to Etvu u lnortvAy1, mud ! pledge
you ny wurd, the mortRagc wus dur on ono snl
hetoru they could ut It reeor,lei 1T the other
Ynu aeo II was Ind OlT III counties"
Thoro was a tnurullr OF establishment, atla the
DAkntA man eonst tnuesl:
~ Eot letter from n man "hn !Iyea iu ny
orchard, Just bofDre loft hnHo. o.anl II haH peetl
tnouKh S III il tra.veloi lily and hight" ,,,
thoyT" inquired Nav Utrecht a9rTcu!tnrLst.
man. 'sspy a ;be w9s! u Ge0d t. e. ss.Rs so m
liz rrostr,Itc.i with grief. Wnmol yelling. chill
lroi, hoWiipr,.,ld oxs barking. Ono Ct iny men
toams uni ho was arount bidding everybody
"Wauro was ho goln9a' asked a Graycseud
=" ie was go!!nE nS!t WY ,9,t sctoss the farm to
koa sYatlsu,a.,; "up there q; we s9nd Young
- understand you h4yo tino u,tnss up that
Way" senturea 1alna,ca ttirntt,- nlan!or.
said tho Dakota lna1. testtnR tbs ltado. Of his
knife Wlth h!s thumb, propa.atory 10 whett,nE
causo W. can maks suorS a;onoy on wheat. |
put u ,s. gixnty'n'ao hundred townships OF wheat
"llt,w lisi.ny acros would TINT ber'
we don't count by acres. We count BY
towushila and counties. Nv yield was s1s,oa.'
, 1881-10-29

Ti.e face Of tbs Princess Sonlouluo was
dead jet black, but tho features wero softly
nodded, md. with fine sot OF laughing
teeth, 1nade hor appearances prepnsscssing.
Sl,o wore II jas.nty whto tnrban Int. with m
Immense cartllnal-red feather loattng AWAY
behind like ships pe,,lIon. !ior riding
dress was Of sky blue, very long, and tralllng
In the dust. Around her waist w,s brad
gold s,sll, anil IN her bosoln sIso woro sap
I,hire' hrooc!l utmost rs lnrgB IN u saucer.
S!iu wAs mounted IN ii Venezuelan horse
aht,lt sixteen hands high whch WAS ,aa'la II
present 70 hor fa1her by tho President Of vcno.
xllc!a. Tho harSG was ~ remarkable as tho
woman q, his 9nek; lic VIVA y clear grsA'n ca!os
tiid tall. mud ultnnat anlrablo shape. Thu asly's
rlins. whtp bud Eoid snde studded ,,ti, w1l,
silver, Hhe worn yellow LUTHER Hi0vss. WI b
Baunttets extended as far as tto el9aw. Her
wore peculiarly entertaining to hoar, The
lr,n0chs. but no lonRuF a Princess hy tho laws
OF tho land, was educated Ia Europe aud sl'oka
our l&ukuAK6.
, 1881-10-29
t,L1tslI TO AtUns1U1,.

HLUSI To AfUnStC1t.
Plump girls arc satd t" be going out Of FASH
iou. Ii this Is tr,le, tho pIumpcr the gsri ,uo
aIiu,,n.r hor ctut,cex
''t,,"e' 49, t wv ~' 1,"S
Ola Deacon pooson always noas1ea thas be
,or. ,trtt In ,,ot It whan h, n, rricd NJ. sec,
1u'S suu"s"& NV ~ "D1' Ao At7 'oe0
ona wic.
Hoblnson faftcr jong whist bout Mt the club
-'.1t is awfully. intc, Brown. whnt will you
say tn your wifo7' brown TN whlspcr,-"O Oh,
] shun't siiy much. you know, 'uDou .unrnng
dear or something Of that sort. She'll say tho
resi-"
r.. .,,,..,. r,.,.
,t "Ms +i.ai y""S y,,.t f., IT, ~ ,,,,o.
WIN H. u9nu e! !nsa - .., wv o'ns fs,g - 4o'aeo'
~ Ivhn toux tn,,a, yhS.ng h..,.T,p pr1aG rricd.
M. "J ... s'sa =, :, o..Saay ,ssst.,i,. E.,es, 1
y. T., l,a,z.,,,.,,,t, II. ,.xnn...,, >, ~.
.,,n;e. IIe ~ ,,r ,arhr sho n,,rn.si at - ~"
@ fi ~ u t @ ,t,,ts .onE ] - ILL., ILL.,
nna toia nin' sao was Rn1.1E to tHnety anotnet
% 1T, rim. w9 s. " ,, lse ~ .he Met' u,
n is ',nn, ni' ahn ric s III intnn 9 ~ ~
nln 1,s, .itaiH SUI Gs!cu nut; t"tenaSa ~ na.Ey
LILY, W's ots +, s1 tea119 Hill am H., peGe f,. II ~
,o ., % ~ M"d u nrrT"r ae hs "as
hohe too soo" III n""@h'8 nsfhse'' ...-
Jones was always complaining Of hls wife'a
, 1881-10-29

1t was his yacatuu, and they were seate,l
under the branches OF q great npp!c-tree.
coJteutcti with cnch others society aud ST.
leNtly coutm,lning With Nature. Ills arm
Ind inadvertently io,,nl Its way about her
slender for,,l, AMI lIer head lat gradually
found rcsling.placa ul'oI. his tMnnly, padded
shoulder. ThUy ware dreaming OF tho happy
days tn conIe, when together thoy should
walk uycr tl,e varied pathway of llfs, wIIen
sas s'i;lHmty ,I.., tarnet ef melting eyes upon
"Wlll Y1Y a!W lSs be SO contented with my
ills nN,ao was Adolphus and she called
hiin AtllY for sh0u.l.
"Atways, aurlilg," he mnrn1ured, and the
pressure about hcr form Increased.
"iDu will uover, Muver grow tired OF me,
but constantly rolaatn by my Btle?"
"Co1lstautly, 4AnyS,". ho said. llIer name
"Reiils,al,or, Addy aear, we arc to be to.
gethor for Ii ltfctlma. You are sure that YOU
WI! rs St %eg1y M :; Misyptts iy 9seysatlv rs he
brushed button troll. her dsess. "Angy, /
will be always ut your tbet; Sa~x25s cl0so to
your sweot form TO Ruar4 en4 psUtuat my treas.
pad world" anu hs looked volumes Of love into
oc. 9tas III Witt oyor never deaor. mo for another
woIaan; you viii ku*'p tiEm y your lpye aud TO-
IT us tS i Gc.tcr wnrldt" she askea. swlIuhinE q
lnrRv tjy from her cur, "kothlnE TINT ioikg
might say Will ever tempt you To- dcsort my
:" Nothing, nothing. AMY. be sald. :" Tho
would tiud me still stcadfast! lii my low. .Oeeaud
~ nay sSaes ss .R RseS tas
deyonon. Isn ytaifs till death," he said psxslo1-
steIy, ~ he grabbed hsxs bsstls which WI
, 1881-10-29


II you arc suffering from general debility.
brought on by too close application to business
and excessive brain work; II you suffer from
increasing prostitution aIld sinking Bpnlis. thAt
erpii rcyt removal of tho cNusc will not re.
!avc, make hasto IL 10 as did reverend frlond
Of pufs, fte had hts druggist procure FOR him Z
It's merit from an Eastern rrlend, a physEolan.
who told him not to bc persuaded 70 take any
other bitters or tonic, for we'll he knaw. With
tho exception Ut rnlrfls Iron Ijittcys, they all
conta!nctt hIcoho aud bud fatlod TO give bis pa-
ticnts lastnE relief; nor should no tRKo any
OF browns Iron nlttcrr. they MI biackened tho
tceih. and often Eayo hcatlacho, which nsowns
Iron Htttcrs never did, but in fact cttrtd hcNd-
ache. The effect ,sas tnoat satisfactory: ho I'M
latdately rcaslzesl its wonderful results. His
old energy returned. bis natural forcn catno
full Of health, strength. and vlxor, aud be bus
continued to roH,n!n so over since. Now he
recommends browns iron lt!tters to all his
fr!ontis. which wo unhesitatingly do to all our
feat!ers.-GiOle.
, 1881-10-29

for It t3ont; but under the laws of tho Territory
tuck. Hntf II friend a. fnnkton who rot hill
through tho Legislature allowing mo to tnke
4.0,fsI) s1inra miles. which IL tho smallest farm
there. though It is-'
"l,oot here" sasd tho barkccrcr. os the East
trn hsl.f,antfn,cn stro.lei nnt In bunch to con-
sitter tho DHst statement. "I9 all this thlIt0
you've lcrn tslllng trtlrY'
'Lertalnls." responded tho WcstGrn man; :. at
1east It " n modification Ut what saw In UA-
kntn rnpor that wlta wr1ppo,l AROUND n pair Of
shnes Inst night. | dl,tn't dare put Il n strong
rui cnn satestbat Iaak re,itld nf drinks and I'il
phy In TIC n,orn!ng. ! live right hero On Myrtle
AypnuH."
, 1881-10-29
LIST Of WESTERN PATENTS.
II f.k L. f1Rf NJ

SPECIAL Dsonteh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
WA%HtSurJN, u. c., Oct. ga. II. Evans
& Go. report the following list of patents is-
sued to Northwestern inventors this week:
lf.f1SUts.
u: ". Caldwell, chIcago. eeyator'buokst at
j. II. ilm'gc Chicago. chatn.helt
H. y. nrshn. EhicuFo wehsier~Htrlp.
u. !. llu'iu, Cambridge, fastening for wagos.
E;r: Kuhn, rcor!n, corn. plan,or.
". u! Lyon. Innttat. ilsly'iiuse cutter.
j.. n. McrFltnan. Dtxou. mGcbunIoal move"
j: i: slor9a II, odin. straw and tuy stacker.
z: ". ltnsmuseIi. Chlcago. slrc'ro''a ur cas'lo
81 il. Richardson. Fast st. iA,uls carl,,e ,ne,t.
Y. Z. sertt'ter. chieABo, automatic swltuh for
Z: Ehatsxet. wnukesan, clamplns doslcu for
J: sirin. F.!Ebury. combined wasbtus and
.W.Wnikcr ST.. Aurora, and W. Walker IT.,
Eoaa, sulky.
r. q. pur0nt. ltAcine. schnol-dcsk. .....
Il. q. Lucnlng. Milwaukee,. ubjoct lenching
il. II. whttamorc. Chippewa, Fails, harness
loop and tracc.carricr.
MICHIGAN.
j; ". 1,artlcts, GRIND Rapids, former Iof
ii. r. Calvin, l,attlc Greek. clothes pounder.
q. ". llerrick, Detrot. hentIng
T. q. "ooltoy, Menaon, oynamo-eiectrlc ma
MINNESOTA.
?: Il. ilahcoek, 1t. Churles, oombiucd thread.
holder nttd cutter.
". n. Cvsgruve, Farlbault, Krind!ng-mll.
N. ID. lnrker Aud 81. L. smith, ltue Earth
City. coekle.screen uni whcnt- grinder.
". II. Shuey. minneapolis, electrical signaling
apparatus. ..s
| 4. stucrho!dt, 1tcd Wing, stsaw-cutter.
IOWA.
q. ffenl. Gilman, 0axseud- cleaner. ....
A. Il. Enrson, Livingston, automatic 9team
wRshGs.
a. e. Conery. 5laauokcta, Htaik-cuttcr.
| ISnfANA.
| II. Abbott, Warsaw, gate.
| J. W. Fisher, EvntisylIIs culinary vessel.
L. O. Frlhk. indianapolis, atr'hiast apparatus
| for separating ores.
! NEl4AEkA.
| J. n. Cnllson. Columbus. ynpor-ttovc.
T.. r. Chapman. ScFlhncr, wAEon- stake.
| A. o. CInrkr, Omahu, allnlganlator.
, 1881-10-29

About olle.tifth OF tho population Of Patar-
sou, n. j., consists Of gft1s WHO nre eill-
ployed In tho mills. 1eec8nt investigations
into the matter show that fully s.00o girls aro
employed III the silk mills, and TINT butween
5000 aud 5000 aro employed In tho mills mal,-
ufacturlng other toXt!ia tubrlcs. THESE 0pcr-
atlyes are easily d1stIngulsl1able from tho
rest of tho population BY tralts Rnd manners
whtcl. arc peculiar to themselves.
A number are tna daughters OF farmers In
other States. girls whose parents oked ont Q
puur existence from d few acres OF lutld. and
who weFo therefore III carly you'll. taUslit
the value OF l0llar. Their nlanaers, Wlie!l
they first ea,le to Paterson, wure tIlos'' OF
SHY country maiden, and many OF them have
yeta!,lett TINT s}yncss, for Il, the Mll tnoy
found themselves associated principally With
companions Of their OWN standing IN life, OF
their own habits, and their own Intelligence.
They found companions who were striving
| to earn living not only for themselves Dut
.lso for sucI, other relations aa u!tEl't NO de-
po,,teut upon them, Thu ilnlnel.se business
tlOne by The Mutuy- Order department VI t!'e
Post Olce at Paterson, Is tho ''st substantial
| uvidenrv that tilu !n0iley which MANY per
SONS considered sQualIterctt III si!Es every
year realIy Koes 10 the support ut those WHO
uueu It u1ld aro the most deserving.
Most of the mlll girls la Paterson wore
compelled to leave their homes and seek a
| Living for themselves; they we're tho dauRA'
, 1881-10-29
THE DECEASED HornsCurLD.

THE DECEASED TsOT1SCIIrLD.
James dc lsothsctlild, WHO died few days
ago, was tic son Of Nathaniel, a,,d was mar
ricd to Ills co1tsin, Theres:. With the cxccp-
tIon Of tic lsosebery espousats, the Roth
schtld fa.nfly hive interbrel In the closest
MANNER, until ole would think tint, accord
linz to the accepted rules Of consanEui,Iity.
ali the la!Igers arising fronl such fnlnfy NJ
liances would become manifest. Tile public
must BY this time be very tired Of tic story
Of tho origin Of tho family, WIN FROM tho
ltnmblest beginnings In the Jews quarter Of
Frankfort became by dtnt Of brains, honesty,
mud luck the, Crnsnsgs Of the European.
world. The clr!nrtlt Of luck may or may not
hhya Ind much to dN with the social eleya-
ton of these SeMittc Mlll0narcs, but tl!e late
Pres[dent's words III regard to the tlckae-
ness Of fortune are worthy nf recor.l: "Luck
but IT. ,eser to sceess VIII rhat % to iiotsehIs
nro long-llea!tcd men only tho few are aware
Of who enter lnto business reIntions with thuln:
cLnrtltiln ali Tho world knnws. They aro groat
pntrnt,s VI arts, uad with tholr enormous weNt b
sra Miwnys bnyinK what 9ro tie t!nsst and rAsest
nlure culture than the orlginnt stock. for tho
present nt'shoots cnjoy IN excellent reputation
| did tic lsothschilss past or prvscnt ever spin.
| weave, how wood carry wntcr. breMk stones, lor
write even ESSAYS and should accordingly. tn fol;
Lot orators. lo nll al once abolished. Wealth
!nny hl'y anything save tltgui!icl presence.
| We haye no cxact selnb!nuco funded down 10 ua
Ut tito Greek l'Iutus, but we hnve several
pictures Of tho Fnggrrs. who were certainly mt
snrp is that handsome dnps. II tho masculine
| Ttothsch!lt.s havo no prnteus!ons 10 g0od lonke
the woR,en Of she satuc fAsnily. nt foast In thett
| youth, arc cotnely. Tho Krcat wealth OF the
| ltothschtlds ia suggested by tie following
| doxgcrct. one VIII lcn satne Thirty yonre nGo WIS
| often ghnted. and which hollis got'fl today:
| 1urti Stafford mines for eual aud salt,
| Thu T,1lko OF Nurlnk dcats in malt,
| Tho l)0ll0lnss in red herstn2s;
| I}ut EArtertl nnMG and nUbi9 brand
| Aru poworlcss to tho notes OF hand
Ut 1tOthschd ind tho l}arlngs.
, 1881-10-29


ytE M,", u" tao WITCH al""ya tor t''' cunning Ill
Tho inn lucrrnsc,, ,n.tca,, of ,,lmInl.hc,, will,
tne m a!!,r;t.iS ; q sSy9i,'E brsw s"i' nst -; .ss
ro tn y1teGy o M"ttsy e y na waf
Ss;.s % E%s = -; = In S ,',ss ,!:
Z! ~ @ 5sft i!tIs s" . I Sos y Sat = 81 5 VIZ; IL
f u grces hn viii tho S question:: *Woii. how
's!1Gt snc hna co,oo Il, mean ycttlo #, tho vocub.
unrv If II" fSrur ~ NH H. sisrr ~ WV
"Alnn,t us us,ini ii hcaith," Drov replied,
e' ~ ,'.s 's"a tao i! m'"tho"Rh to DO sure that
i.anKrs. t,ritnhIy. :" Eyory oun iuIt yt,,rseli
knws Tint: Mi1ti IF yol1 ;lt, ot know IL, It Is uy
,nixht ti,ii,k :" III Trim ~ to Wv y, 10 % jug ''''
| s'Nny. my" tnld tirow. gently. rs tho buttor
.1tsh w!,s set 9pnn tho t"l,!,, viii, f. vel,emenee
signs Of madness nt,i,t sfnttie-unloss you
nsa ne.' - fN'o" y
= iiusbandt 4 urctty husbaus1. 1nticcdi 1'ye
no nutence wiih MIN, nor yt)tt rthUr Az if 1t
e iS Ter ''9a to crsa tic %p girI G:i4 to ct e and
Eet tU work NKaln thut 10 cs,ru.lrngu her In hnr
a. of, .s VIII ~ yn i! y @,s s@ther a9s scrsn here
: wns thinking ttAlny," tho farmer wont OF,
sol .ly passi''F, Ills lrta M!Inl oyer tip hlon'l
ua) eatao along Ut how It ssnnds written; lio
III It iovcth mt his brhor whom hc l,alh sce,!,
l.t thnt int,,nunt tiia stntit,wy turi,i nf SUM
Rnl1lR tn tue frnnt ,fohr pasAc,l tho wi,1nw,
iii iii IL iinrry o., Ill lis IL fnct a.ld ross Slowly iist".
+ sili ..to his sIster ilsk w!,nt uIictl fllin.
,na rsy al Heaven. M It lis Is to o.; nit. nsuir ered
| :nrs'w. na thg tlunr npcteh with ii All!'lennass
'thp brick Hour. For Adaln Ar.aitnRn Ktsnnt l,n,n
nng ;nrssol rersa AZ A I'M ne.'4 e Hn r Sa0w
t11kn,t Nrtttu} tint 1tUh
, 1881-10-29

A genuine cou.edy III roai life was played
In Erie, l'a., recuEtly. Mrs. Frances kcil-
iledy Is n boxon youME widow 95 yelrs old.
ller husband ttted about n year ago from a
fill. Six months ago William Cumming
culne courttltg her, md Ills attentions not bts-
ing tllstastef III 10 tic widow she finally COLI
scnlcdl 10 marry him in twelyo months and
day from the date Of her first husbands
death. The happy day fell OIL Wednesday,
md tho ceremony WINS to tNke place Mt tho
hrlde's housc, 4 magnificent wedding feast
WIS prepared. md nlout sixty guests werc
invited to purtako of 1t. The hour appointed
for tile n,nrrtngo wAs set for q p. III. III Tho
forenoon tho br1itegroUnl-eect arraycd llins.
self III Ills best MID went otr to invite II few
friends III the country. WHO lIlh been forgot
ten, 'l'he attsrnoon mall brought a. 2 Mnostai-
sulGntiuus soEtlltlts n10Nt lnnrrylng Wothnli so
recuntiy wowost. liu wnliId nsnko II y matter
ot prnyer aud would! aGlto tue result . + oi rs
This us 4 positive destination to marry. but II bo
dill not arrive Mt 8n'clock p. m, she might con-
Mrs. Sonnely aid .iot faint or go into hyster-
ies. but she tlcakeu herself In her hrllAl rol,ns
mud sln!nx'y received tho guests oittdpn to tho
wedding karlnonta had arrived, tho lMdy called
sho meeting to order a''d road tho reorcant cut"
Loud ind prolonged were tho denunctattons Of
tho absent grnotu's conduct.
.."1'his neetl not psa,ent the fcast" sald Mrs.
Koturuy, i1ti tho guests fGIt to hnuQuetinB lin .
,no.atatcly. After snl'sr the room y, MHs caurei
for DANCING, aid slr; washington Wll!t'tns, IN
eery he!os I'D Tue rs'a y Gs1 XII @ I'sr tS nslas No.
huur he proposal md WIS ncceptcti. Ta9 tAnls-
ter was rcca!!cd. antat u + II. Mrs: konnstly S
marriage hud srnrcely hccn portorMcd whom tho
llnr.hntl WIS rug Violently. aud in stnlkct the
conscientious Cumming. " nn1 wrcs.Su ~ ~
, 1881-10-29

etnwv making Its wny III hts lrg. Yes. yours
I'LL ttcntt,, my penrl t,eyun---." .".,...,.-
!" Herr. let .t." tl,c sald suddenly. GiglnR nwny
frtrn him; Z" | don't ktlDu nltotIt TINT. SnA nro
nIlpyrtl,nr TIM cunstnnt. ] never crt!h stunt, -
tn'ieh .tcvntson. TN mt on, nf thu.e x;F's % VII
lu,t Mi Tho time, and I'm nsrnId yo won't jn.'
and aktu left tn q crushed reed, brokcn by tho
wIIfu1ncgH of WUlI1nN.
, 1881-10-29
SKETCHES.
Love story That Rea'ds Prettl'y
Enough to Be Tuue.
MT. Mill Girls Of Paterson How They
Live, Marry and'Dio.
p,.,. IN Paris Where ilan Can 'ott Almost Any
Kind Of q Wife.
4 Marrying Widow-Ho Was:Too Devoted
POETRY, Humor, ETC.
CHANGE.

CHANGE.
ooce tnvct, yo,l wntm and sweet
ti,Nni-by! ....-.,z.
,.,n hc was cursed with panther f1otr
ri Wings TINT earTlctl him ton ilctt:-
1,etwcct US fell tho rain ar,d slcet--
Gootl.byi 0oo,1'byl oood-byl
onco yn1 guvo tno roses rcd,
Nood-tyl
All tl,eIr tlanlo and perfume fct-
What ts 4 t,uwpr wilun 1t IL ,1sttl2
Itwlnut tho ruo abo,tt my hontt-
0ood-byl Nood-byl Good-hyl
7 do not know what changed my hcnrt,
Guod-by!
vc werc 10 bitter far aphrt,
Retweet, us toicl d a'o!st'rt,!ts tnNrt-
scoru t,Irycet tho with ii pulsosi'dart-
tlool.by! uood.by! Good.byl
Tho suu1mcr lay month pallid snow.
t,ot,d-hy!
whera were tho stars, tho blnon1, tho glow?
nv lave rhlllr,l III tho wtntor-wn.
hurled 1t tlown .leGli and low
Goul-by! t3noh-l'y: Gotal-l,yl
Nor. kiss mo Gro yol turn nway,
Uont.hyi
Mr. heart hrt,kr OIL that ruined day
when fn,1n,l Live hntl turned 10 clay
Ir,,rsc tho cruel rptts that shy
f;oul-by! Gootl-byl nmd-byl
,sst. FANNY DHlscOLL.