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Sunday In Texas.

Texas preachers are said TO be very eccen-
tric and their mild uunaturalness has given rise To
great many remarks and few stories, The follow
Ing narrative toldu cOnhdentally by sandercri
A minister arose before large audience, took his
text and began preaching. brisk firing OF pistols
began on the outside OF the church,
"BrOtler Deacon, - said the minister, - believe
those fellows are casting insnuatOnsa mo- In fact,
very nearly convinced - he continued, as piece
of plasterlng foil from tho wall close To his head.
81 think parsOn, that II refers TO some one else,
replied the deacon.
The minister raised . tumbler of water and was IN
the act OF applying II TO his lips, when the glass fell
shattered by u shot.
"Ths isau innuendO no longer said tleminster,
wlpng tho water from his vest 'thls Is what tern
an unmlstakable thrust The congregation vii
please sing while 90 out and investigate tho matter.
| Is there another preacher In the house ~
eyes, - said man, throwing down stick which
he had been whiting, arising and pulling at tn,
waist OF his pants like who has lust sraghtcncd
M after settling out row Of tobacco across broad
! field
"Got ON an oNtm?''
- Yes -
'Unlimbcr. -
The whiting preacher handed over large fleming,
ton pistol which tho nsucd preacher took, and draw
| ing ono from his belt started ont. After going GU
| there was an Immediate Improvement In the nrlnl
business. II was decidedly moro nfelige, insomucl
that the dcacons sat working their fingers. Aftel
awhile the deacon returned, aud placing an ear ant
| the nusTll aud half Of nose ON ihe pulpit, re
marked - llo that hath ears Ia hear let him bchay,
himself. ~ Tho sermon then proceeded without in
| tcruptlon. Little Rock gazette
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.


WAtHINuIONl u, @, august 3, l552.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii BIO received at this
onlce until IL o clock noon ON THURSDAY, the 3ls
day OF August, for the delivery OF six hundred (6OO
tons of best white ash furnace Coal also. OF hun
dTed cords QO0J of best spruce pine Wood and Of
seventy (7O) cords boat OAK wood Both the Coal and
Wood TO DO delivered and stored in the vaults OF the
south wing Of the Capitol before the 3Oh day
September next. The Coal must weigh 2 40 lpOund,
20 the tOn and the oak Wood he cut In three pieces.
The wood must l2S cubic feet TO the cord and
DO corded and measured NJ tho Capitol Tho right Il
rowegh the coal At tho Capitol and the right to reject
any or all bids arc reserved
The bids 10 be Endorsed 'PTOpOsals for Coal and
Wood, - and addressed 10
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
au2O-2tI Clcrl, Of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES
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COAL


WA,uINGroS, ID, C., August H., 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS, to be Endorsed PTupU-
sails for Coal win be received at this olco until r.
NJ the 25th day OF August, 1889, for tho below de-
scIibod coal 10 be delivered 20 tho Navy Yard, WASH
ingtOn, ID, G.,
bureau Steam Englnoorng-6OO tons Cumberland
Coal G., $40 pounds to tho toni II must be OF the
very host quality IN every respect aud containing
fair proportion Of lumIs,
The contractor TO deliver the above coal into carts
provided by the Government at Navy Yard wharf
aud pay cost OF inspection; and the quantity delivered
be paid for at the weight of the Navy Yard scales
The right Is reserved to reject any All bids should
II be considered TO tho interest OF the Government To
do so. Blank forms for bids al this onico.
RICHARD WASHINGTON,
AmgO-ll6 Fay lnsnectOr, U. s. Navy.
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PROPOSALS. FOR CUT GRANITE AND
4 ELAGGING.
OFFICE OF BUILDING For STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,

MI
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August 10, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS, for furnishing and deliver
ing the Cut Granite required for the approaches tho
North Wing of the Building for State War, and Navy
Departments, In this city, Will he received at this office
mediatey thereafter In presence OF bidders.
Sealed proposals viii also he received separately for
furnishing and delivering the buean red Flagging
for the same approaches TO be opened ut the same
time and place.
Specifications general instructions to bidders, and
blank forms of proposals for either Of the above
serlals Will bc furnished 10 established dealers APP
pllCation to thls ONCE
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
ag2O-2ts Lieutenant Colonel COrpS OF Engineers
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SUMMER RESORT GOSSIP.

At Atlantic City the cisterns belonging to
the cottages not large enough aud tho scarcity Of
water has boon very great For drinking water
vendors charge ffty cents barrel; FOR Washing
twenty-five cents while parties running the city
waor supply refuse TO sell unless the purchaser takes
n tank Of eight To ten barrels.
To obtain shelter from the rain, William
Thompson, Of Asbury Park, ran his boat under
bridge. Tho water rapidly and his boat reached
tho floor Of the bridge, so that he was unable either
10 release tho boat or get out himself lilo was COM
PEELED 10 spend the night, while the family were In
terror, believing he had boon blown out TO sea.
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EIopcmentin EngIish mIghLire

The serene atmosphere OF Cowes ha- al
ready been disturbed by one scandal. Tie eoppnent
of lady OF rank with a we'll. known yachtsnan has
caused much commoton, and greatly shocked the
Castle Club. The gentleman, who Is 4 very wealthy
proprietor of coal and Other mnes aud also possesses
largo landed estates rs grandson to one Of the best
spOrtsmon Of Olden times london World.
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'GOl on an oNIrl p
Yea -
.nnlllni,nr


Miss Cornwall, daughter of Horace Corn
wall of Hartford, isa plucky girl Wednesday event
Ing white only She aud her mother were IN the house,
she surprised sneak thief Eoing'down tho steps with
two coats taken from rack Ia the hall. She followed
the thief aud overlook him Just he was oned by
confederate. No pOccmon being IN sight She seiled
both men by the collar overcome with surprise,
they handed her the coats, --Netr Htrtg register,
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WAsHINGToN, ID, G., August is. 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS, to 10 Endorsed - Proposals
for supplies Will bs received at this Nlco until A.
NJ, SATURDAY, september :, 1882, FOR tho follow
ing named articles, to DO delivered at tho Navy Yard
Washington, ID. c., free OF expense 10 tho Govern.
meut, aud subject 10 the usual Inspection
Bugsiu Yards aud neutrality-suspicious. No. o,
O., Z, and S, for Cumberland Coal, Hay, COruuulAl,
oats, straw, sperm Oh, aud Lumber.
The right Is reserved TO reject any ana an bids not
deemed advantageous 20 the Government.
Schedules and blank forms lUr bids TO be had at THIS
once.
RICHARD WASHINGTON,
aua0-lt3 Pay Inspector q, S, Navy,
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1867 Prizes amounting to.... s265, 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
TO tho oiico of tile Company In Now Orleans
For further Information, write clearly, giving full
address, Send orders by Express, Registered Letter.
or Money Order addressed only TO
NJ. n. DAUPRIN,
New Orleans, La.
n. B.-ordcrs addressed to New orleans viii re-
celyc prompt attention. aul3-5t
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Druggists say that Lydia l.. Piukham's
Vegetable Compound Is the hest remedy tor female
complaints they ever heard of
The nutritiye properties OF Colden's Lie
bgs Liquid Deef aud Tonic lnyigOratOr sustain the
body without SOLID fO9d, COidtH'Sj no other.
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Complexions beautiaed by Glenn's Sui.
phur soap.
Hills Hair and WhislSer Dye, 80 cents,
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A ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE
CONCERNING THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW
STEEL STEAM CRUISING VESSELS FOR TIN
UNITED STATES NAVY,

Invitation is hereby extended to all engineers and
mechanics Of established reputation, and all roputa-
BILE manufacturers OF vessels, steam englnos, boilers,
or ordnance, having or controlling regular establish
mGnts, aud being engaged In the business all officers
OF the Navy, and especially all naval constructors.
steam engineers, and.ordnance officers of the Navy,
having plans, models designs OF any vessels, OF OF
any part thereof of the classes authorized by the
naval appropriation act of August n, 1882 10 submit
such plans, models, and designs 20 the Naval Advisory
Beard directed To bo organized by tho Secretary OF
tho Navy under the provisions of said act, for his
advice and assistance In the designing and construct
ing of said vessels, In order that tile same may bo
examined by said board In accordance with the pro-
visions OF thls act,
The vessels authorized 10y said act to be- two In
number to be constructed OF steel OF domestic man
ufacture, having, near as may be, q tonsile
strength of not less than sixty thousand pounds the
square inch, and ductty In eight Inches Of not
less than twenty-five per centum 10 bo provided with
fun sail and fun steam power and to be OF the highest
aValnable speed and adapted to be armed With suit
able aTmaments, described In said act and one Is to
ho of not less than i've thousand nor moro than six
thousand tons displaCCuut aud the other uf not less
than forfeiture hundred than forty seven
hundred tons displacement,
said plans. models, and designs should be sub
United within the period uf sixty days after August
20, 1852 aud should he transmitted 10 the Navy DC.
partment, Washington, ID. q.
The department VIII, upon application, forward
copies of much OF tho naval appropriation act re-
atrs to said VESSELS and Win answer all letters OF IN
quiry aud furnish All destcd Information ON the suit
feet. WILLIAM Il, CHANDLER,
secretary of tho Navy.
Navy Department Washington, Aug. o, lss9
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NliGfelfantnils.

The public Is requested cdrefhty to notice the
neW and enlarged Scheme TO be irdDh Monthly.
SD- CAPITAL PRIZE, a75, 700. ga
Tickets only 81, Shares i'm prOpOrtJou
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GIVE THE BOYS A SHOW (!
SICKLE BROS. 10 and Is, Managers.

Positively guarantee that the OCEAN QUEEN is a
Clear Havana filled Fivo-ccnt Cigar at the California
Cigar store, ioll Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
1larvcy's.
$. SICKLE sole Agent for this Noted Brand.
Trade supplied In lnantitIes.
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Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly.
! a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND DISTRIBU-
TON, CLASsJ, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER ~, lss2-Ifsth Monthly Drawing.
Look at tho following Scheme, under
the exclusive supervision and management of
Gen. q. Il. BEAUKEttAKD. of I.u., and
Con. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va.
who manage all the drawings of this company, both
ordinary and scnf.RnnUaI, and attest the
correctness of the published onlcial Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions. I'm EEnhg. In nrOnortinn
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MisfelIaneni,s.
John f.. BEALL.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State and
U. $. Commissioner, Examiner. and No
AIRY Public. Always In office from A. NJ. to +.
4. Room 4, 1920 New York avenue. my7-u
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LOUISIANA STATE OTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated In 1865 for 25 years by the Legislature
for Educational and Charitable purposcs-with capt.
tai of =, 00o OO0-to which reserve fund of $780, 900
has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise was
made part OF the present State Constitution adopted
December =, A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery oUer Uoted and Endorsed D.,
the people Of any state.
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Summer 8tsnrts and AuttIs.
BUFFALO LlTHlA WATER.
For Brishts Disease, the Gouty Diethe'

ais, stone Of the Bladder, etc.
DR.. wM. A. HAMMoSD, Of New York, Surgeon
General ". 8. A., ttotred, Professor Of Dis
~ tho Mind and Nervous system In tho
University ~ New York, etc,
81 have Tor some time made uso Of the Buffalo
Lithio Water In Of affection Of the nervous sys
TEN, complicated with Btight's Disease Of the Kid
noyS, OF with Gouty Diathesis. Tho results have
been cmincntly satisfactory, Lithia has for many
hut the Buffalo Water certainly acts better than any
eStcmrorancous solution OF tho Lithia Salts and Is,
moreover, bcttcr borne by the stomach, also often
prescribe II In those OF Cerebral HyrorWma
sulting from mental work-iu which the condi-
tlon called Nervous Dyspepsia cXlsts-nnd generally
WITH marked boncft. ~
DR.. HARVEY l., BYRD, Of Baltimore, President and
Professor ~ Obstetrics and Dsoafes OF Women
and Children In tho baltimore Medical College,
formerly Professor Of Practical Medicine, etc.:
have witnessed tho best rcsultG from tho action
Of tho Buffalo Tita Water Spring No. 2, In Chronic
uout, Rheumatic Gout, I,reumattnn, Gravel, and
the opinion that In ~ diseases depending upon or
having their origin In tho Uric Acid Diathesis II Is
unsurpassed, n, indeed, II IL equalcd by any Water
thus far known TO tho profession. u has m uscer
tdtned value In Inights Disease. A knowledge Of
Ito action In that disease thus fat would seem war
least IN Its carly stages, arrest u entirely and In Its
more advanced stages prove decided comfort and
palliative earnestly commend II as worthy Of trial
IN Brighrs Disease
SPRINGS OPEN JUNE
Ry- Water m cases OF six gaNons s. por case at the
Springs.
THOMAS 4. GOODS,
Proprietor Buffalo bthia Springs, Virginia
ioi-sm
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.


ag2O-2ts Lieutenant Colonel
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-15

AS rule the men who are favorites
with their own sex, are the truest and
best in their relations to women. The
men who like sometimes to "go away
with the fellows and have a rousing
time on the water, in the woods or the
field" are the men we mean. Women
need never fear TO trust their happiness
to those, whom men, good and true,
esteem as good fellows. But if man
is avoided by men, shun him. He is
the man who, when he marries, wrings
his wife's heart, if she has one, and
spoils her temper, if she is naturally an
angel. Manly men are the best lovers i,
the best husbands. the best compan-
ions for women, just as womanly wo-
men are the best sweelhearts and wives.
y hat do we think OF women who shun
their sex, however charming men may
fine them 1t is seldom, if ever, that
your mems favori,e ill-uses his wife
Perhaps it may be explained in this
way Friendship of sublimer sort is
what loves becomes after a year or so
Of marriage, and he who is friendly TO
The very depths of his soul enters into
he state happily, and is ready for the
happiness that follows. But a man
who is capable of nothing but heeting
affection, which ever pursues new OBJ
jet, and cares for no woman when
she is won. hates the domestic ties and
becomes detestable in consequence
1t is the man who would die for his
friend, and for whom his friend would
lie who makes miraculously happy
wife of the woman TO whom he scarce
y knew how TO make love when he
courted.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-15

Millinery openings and the impor-
taut questions uf spring IA saions nrs-now
occupying very largely the lime aud
thoughts Of the fsma'.. world, Tor in the
ping Young girI's fancy iish'iy tu'ts
- ilsnu4his OF dress and saints ani sin.
ners, i only thrir fees are Young en-
ough to be improved by hecomi.:g
bonnet. are eq ,ally ab,oih.d Ia th,- m"-
neut"ns ,n'e,e>'. To all hu' The iuiti-
tied, iowev r, which means thu>e wh"
nave tue Inrars. the i,mr aud The spirits
% CRAFTY their tastes anI thsir lac III
,'ipns. all Is sill >hrou isi ~ i"r a ep-
- ms~'',y The newest SHAPE in bon
nets the latest Pari~iau ho'!ice. all are
h'iien b.hind vii of umpenetrabi-
MYSTERY |, il darklN h ;.fcd, bnw~v e
that SKIRTS are ~ clirI mur" cli- i.
than ever. and III" ou,l. 'o~m divln- T.,
be az sever IL o1lil.d as In The days of
>,'l!y down aud with vc-t> of silk o 8
different cdr !rom the ra>hr,t.fv OF the
."'~r viii b. very generally wnr"
Hats and bonuets will be bent inio all
sUet> ., cu,41u> and grui.>qlr Snaps
,"d The rag" tor feathers VIII Ia. greater
rhan ever. T.o three or ,v,n four vii
BE- need IN trlmening mn ordinary ,ilin>-
'tonsh, and rs~ry article ct female -
tir.. ~,li b a. iieh and cl-tiy a. II ca
pns>i' /. b. made. Ia fuzzy spring sud
{
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ALPS for the Best.

From the Brochly" Eagle
| ess Il i-sui ful babe rustic pile
- v,sl,gc canfcn vita a Il ctufe-room
II The oa-emcut. One teening farmer
/ rhr n.ighho ho"d who was driving By
observed tAe latter apartment lighTed
~, sul stopped TO ask the reason Why
I Il young man ~hu stoud leau,pg
,tnSI ne gate.
"W az going on Tonight %
= \ convcL ION 1T the msrrlrd men OF
IL" c""s,.ear,o"," was the answer
: Fnrnd cut su'biu' agln the miais-
tr. 81 2
:.Y"u',e ,ung the bell the first shot,
! u.an r.turnei his ~ ornant.
Tue la'n,er mounted his wagon again
.,sh ttouIitui luck IN his lace, aud,
/, he dfov'. off, mut'erei:
Ar'", ali gn,s IS ia good tLi0g
ny sal,e's dead"
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Murder Will Out.

few years ago " august Flower va
ii-covsr"d TO br II c eriain cu'e Il d. spcp-
sin ard Liver Complaint. few hin Dss
pep,irs made known 10 their iri,ai. how
"n>ilv aui N cAlv thy h.! been cured b.
lis use. III great merits - HgEEN'S AU-
GUST Flower hecame hcrali led :nronch VI.
country by one suff' rtr ard aro'her, un'i
without nd verising lis sic become i'm
mrnse. Dry leisIs in every Town II ne
CInidaS aud nftrd States are SELF i ~
W lerson suffering from : ~ ) 1na-h SIX
Headache. Co,tiecness. P,AF'ation 81 III,
Heart Indigestion, Low Spi,ts. etc. ca
take three 4 'ses without relief. Go 10 Xon'
DruggiS, ,nd get ii bottle Tor IS c,his ant
Try H. Sample bottles 10 cents
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\ CARD.
Rasin's Dissolved Bone, Soluble
Sea Island Guano, and Conn
mcrcial Fertilizers.

To my patrons and friends, the farm
ers of Worcester County:
have gracieusly to announce that
the Rasin Fertilizer Co, having secur-
ed the extensive factories and stock of
the late firm of r w. l. kasin & Co ),
are now prepared to fill all orders for
fertilizers with dispatch. Soliciting a
continuance of the generous support
given me last spring and fall for said
Co remain respectfully and truly
yours, GEO. HAYWARD, Agt.
Manures always on storage at Snow
Hill. Terms easy Apl Ist.
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Nothing Short oc Unr,istaISabIof
RQDpfits

Conferred upon tens OF thousands OF
sufferers could originate and maintai1
the reputation which AYERS Sans
Pt@IiLA eiiOys. It is a compound
the best vegetable alternatives, with
lodideS Of Potassium and Iron, -
powerful blood-inaking, blood-cleapi
and DEMONSTRATING and is the
ciieclual of all remedies for D
lOlS. mrrcUrial. or blood dis.
Uniformly successful and cert
produces rapid and complete CT
Scroi,!ll, Sores. Boils, IIumors.
pies, ErEptionS. Skin Diseases
disorders arising from impurity
blood. BY its invigorating efiecSe
always relieves and often cures Livei4
Complaints, Female Weaknesses and
Irregularities. and is potent renewerz
OF waning vitality For purifying tie
blood 1t HIS no equal. 1t tones up the
system, restores and preserves the
health, and implrtS vigor and energy.
For forty years it has been in extensive
use, and is to-day the most available
medicine for the suffering sick.
For sale by all druggists.
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Personal

Dear Bro. Meek, I'd "rhe Central
Methodist" Catlettsburg, Ky.
see in the last "Central" that you
want remedy for sick headache. If
you use remedy that you advertise in
your paper every week. | am sure YOU
you will be greatly benefited hereby
and, believe, cured. | have been a
sufferer from sick headache, / can say
almost from infancy, and have tried
every remedy could get. and never
found anything TO do me any good un-
til used simmons Liver Regulator,
prepared by J. II. Zelin & 20. feel
for anyone that suffers from that ter
rible disease, and hope that you will
give it trial
Q. S. NORRIS, Brownsville, Va.
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A Queer Postal.

Since The Introduction irto our postal
.trsics o. that uos vshient little missive
lie rnsiMi card millions have bfen
NJ zed ~ forwarding messages Of n
d"-cr'p''ars. The flo ring is at leas
one d III" most unigne. 1 was written
~ -" hack a. a r"s' card, aud sent by
Distinguished clergyman 70 bis mos
'hrr
From sweet -.'.h's --c-ed song, mint
chrpttr and verse six,
First tnis.e- .. take, and then
III io,lu~ifg .iiix.
Fsom Genesis the ihiIi, fifth, verse seven
I.em. no more.
Then dd VERSE twen'y-sixlE OF Kings, book
second chapter ionr
rhe ST iwn v-rs-s. ch ,p.er frst first book
al >amntl
Aud ,on vii L. m " hat on this Day your
loving sou hei.il.
L ~ call-.ei tx make the follow
ny message 'F,r unto Us child Is
MIRA, ut" a. sun is gwen. Aud
cam. 10 "a When she was in hard Ia.
mr. rh,' t,r miiwie said unio her
Fear nnr thou shplt have this sou
.,>o. Ku" nos pray ,her, to meet
ser ani say nj, her. l. u well with
ne, i il wrl ~its. thy husband is it
seil WIN The child Aud abe an
.vr,ei il is uell, Tor this child / prayed:
,ni tn Load h. given ne 'ay pssit'an.
Ahi:h | * 4 lim tire e'ore, II
have lint him to the Lord as lo
- h il O. hr >,.s be bt L. the lso,
Aud l., w1f.hinp.d the lord there"
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At Purnell's Lake.

Before them lay the dimplng lake,
touched by the earliest bre zes Of the
spring time, and the long shadows of
the April afternoon came creeping p
the hill where they stood. He turned,
moved by sudden impulse, and seized
her arrowy hand in both. his own. " Do
you know" he said, "that in these
first bright days of dawning spring
feel the = the-ur an SOFT feel the
infiuences-I feel the the soft, in
short-ur ah-I feel the soft--soft =
soft =" yes, Sammy, dear" she
she said, pityingly, 81 see you do ;
say no more" He dropped her hand,
and with hollow, mocking laugh that
told not one 1.-THE Of the bitter des p lir
that gnawed like a canker worm at his
blighted heart, he turned away, and
hating the world and weary Of life,
went and sat down on an old rotten
imp, and waited for the black ants
Tawl out and eat him up.
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TnoMAs Fiz,,bnons. OF P,rt Deposi

TuoMAs hi z,'anons. OF Part Deposit,
sho had beeu aljldsd insane by tha
outi. was on the % b ulr. captured
a'trr a vIoierr truggl. aud removed 10
~ county jill o. examining the
,nusr where hp hal been living alone
nor9 'hao S31J WAS found hid away
,nurs the ,ura,>h Fl zsi'bo' retired
cum tu>ines- scvtfal vra's ago, aud ie-
~nvrd tie hai are o t;s >I"rs 70 bic
,'n,., AID all these things were found
I'll there. h'ving become wott.i=.s
i'h.se were s.v.;ai tntr,i- f d .ur that
All b'c"nr ma~'y on l"ug keeping.
j. n"ishh"rs are ri led at his re-
AVID, ~ his Int conduct rendered
ln terror. e.prci lily 10 the children.