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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
DITCuING, EXCAYATINC. ~
FOR Sale.

EHlNA Cups and Sarccre for saIcb By
" Aug. 80 1881. IS DALGARS
I ARD and BACON wanted in exchange for
~ Groceries, Notions. Bcois and Shoes, GIars
Queens. or " Oodca~aru at
August 80, 1851 SIS PAL:sAEN,s
A MOTHER lot OF very fiuo Dried Beef, Ham
~ sausage and Cheese, just received by
April IS. 1882. 6. s DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

HEADACHE, TERvoUsNEss. CosTlvzSEss or Chol-
era MOrbuE cured with hayers Liver Pow d er,
and only cost rs cts. Sold by druggist every
where
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
PoErlCAL.
CHANGE
Shady tree. bab6ling brock,

Shady tree. babbling brock.
Glrl In hammock reading book,
.Golden curls, tiny feet,
GlrliR hammock looks so sweet.
Man rides past, big mustaohe.
Girl IN hammock makes u "mash.D
Mash is mutual, day is set,
Man and maiden married get.
Married now, one year ago,
Keeping house on Baxter Row.
Red-hot stove. beefsteak frying,
Girl got married, cooking trying,
Checks all burninc, Dyes looks red,
Girl got married nearly dead.
biscuits burnt mp, bcefsteak charry,
Girl got married, awful sorry.
Man comes home. tears mustache,
Mad as Glazes, got no hash.
Thinks of hammock in the lauo,
Wishes maideR back again.
Maidon also thinks of swing,
Wants to go bnok, too. Poor thing.
III.
Hour of midnight. baby's squallinc.
Man in sock feet bravely walking.
BABY yslls on, now the other
Twin, he strikes up like his brother.
Paregoric.by the bottle.
Emptied into baby's throttle.
Naughty tack points in air,
Waiting some ones foot to tear.
Man IN sock feet, see him-there,
Holy Moses, hear him swear.
Raving crazy, gets his gun.
Blows his head of. dead and gone.
Pretty widow with a book,
In hammock by the brook.
Nan rides past. big mustaehe,
Keeps on riding. marry Ms.h.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

BEWARE OF charlottesville delicate odor of
FIorcstOn COLOGNE is entirely novel. Look for
signature of Hiscox s. Co., N. Y, on each bot
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
MIscELLkNEeUs,
Sage Advice to Michigan Windmill
Man.

A Michigan man who has q patent wind>
mill went down to Tennessee last fall to SEQ
what he could do among the farmers of that
State Reaching town in tho central part
OF the State, he went to dealer in agricul>
tural implements and stated his desire to
erect his machine and call his attention TO IL.
"Woll, it can be done, guess, was the
reply.
but how had best proceed 2"
"Well, you kin put her up over on the
hill thar. [ don't know who owns the
ground, but if you treat the crowd 1 guess
NO one will object"
every we'll"
.Next Tuesday is market day, and there'n
be heaps of folks in town. You want TO be
around early and treat the crowd"
"Yes"
"set the old thing going and ask the boys
over to drink something
''Just So"
"You want to stand on bar'l and mako
some explanations, of course, for it will be
new to most en-. But don't talk too long.
Mako 1t about ten minutes, and then treat
the crowd"
Eyes"
IF you want to talk any moro, tell 'em
there's another drink ahead"
81 see"
"If the old man Jones comes in with his
boys there'll be row in the crowd. They
shoot on sight. Keep your eye peeled, and
II you sec any signs of row ask the whole
crowd out to drink"
Eyes, but"
"LOOk out ioT dog fights. IF one takes
place you cant hold the boys minute. Keep
your eye on the CANNES. If you see a WELLER
purp begin to bristlo up ask tho crowd to
step over and mois.on."
Yes, but by that time the whole crowd
will be drunk protested tic agent.
"Sartin it will, md that's what you want,
of course. That will give you chance to
skip ont and take your life along with YOU,
aud if you mako stop anywhere within a
hundred niles I'll send tho windmill by
froight-proVided there's anything left to
send! Nothing like knowing how to handle
Tennessee crowd, my friend. Did YOU ask
me out TO take sunthin' ?''
Detroit Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

PATcH IN A BARREL-
Persons who ilVc,in cities, and only have
small yard whore tho Gun shines, can have
nice berries enough fer family use without
being troubled by weeds. Take hogshead
or oask, and commonce six inches from the
bottom, and with two inch nugur bore it
full of holes six inches apart. Then gil up
by degrees with rich dirt, and as you fill up
set strawberry root in the dirt, with the
crown or leaves out of tho augur hole, and
when it is filed to tho top you can set row
around the top; but leave hollow in tho
centre, 30 that when you wish you can pour
in soapsuds or liquid manure, so that you ca
force them to grow worry large, md they will
be nice and olesn. 1t would be more duYa>
BILE to have two or thres iron hoops on tho
hogahead. Parsley osa be raised the same
vsy. The above is more useful than q rustic
STUMP in tho ysrd.-Farnsing Wor!d.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
Western Maryland z. r.

Taking Effect Monday, June 10, 1882.
baltimore Time.)
LEAVE HAGERSTOwH,
Daily except Sunday,
100 A. Nj: rhrouEh ParSsoger- arrive at Nal
tiTnorO Il.25 A. Al.
6.l5 and II 06 A. NJ, and SO P. M. Por Rds..
mont and intermediate poists
2.2s P. M. Mail-arriring at BaItimor. sss
Pm. Wv"
800 p. NJ. Pen Mnr and Baltimore Expr.,,-
arrive at Baltimore s.l5 P. M
I.30 +. M Memphis and Atlanta E1pTs,,
rive at Baltimore II 30 p. M
Sundays.
400 p. 81. baltimore Express-srrfTe n R,I,I-
more U5 p. M
ARRIVE AT HAGERsTOwN
10 A. M, and 90 Hnd $3.50 p NJ From I'd.
mont and intermediate points
I2'l' r. N. MAiI-leATiDS BALTIMORE ct 90
sos P. NJ; E1Pre's-ieavinE Baltimore 800 p.
l.Oo p. NJ. MISUNDERSTANDING pre,s-I.,r.
ing Baltimore 9. so A. NJ.
J. n. HOOD General nIspn1.r
D. I'm r. ~ F isan OLD, GenI Ticket gent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

BEST S BUS sov before the public
os t1aa At AnJthin else Capi,sIno, nHI ork
atbom. by ts soe. s.3a day.nd up srd. n.Se
and girls zsni,S da ss Men. women, boys
20 Is me time. You can work in sn.,. ,;.-
~ eve your - hole time to tbs bu.ins.s v
i1cs. al - nome and do the work Noatb.,h"
III a. WI pay you nearly as we'll. No . ons-
Costly outs. nor pay by engaging at once.
I,,a anS hoaOrAbly. Address T,rI s. i Ss'
NOV % lSsI-Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

A N1EACLE.-"hcnover there il an cxtranr-
olnarY oGcTrrence-R team runs over child
without EuTtlEE 1t P mechanic falls from a
tnlrd-storY wiudow. Gnd in a week after he il
at work again We are wont to exclairn 'swhat
q mlraeteH So. when Mrs. 7. S. EREHIINF
then OF Allegheny City, Pa, had been sick with
t1d SUMPTION Tor a very long time, had boon
told by several of the best physicians Of that
city that her time was butfor a few hours that
she must die and when the Qse of but one bot
feet again and made her-tLe hesrtiest catar NJ
the family, oil the people around as with one
rejoicing voice, exclaimed, What n wonderful
InlracIe" See page so of the ellis of Life %
Your DRUGGIST Mill give you one grntis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

The art of fattercrs is to take advantage of
the foibles of the great, to foster errors and
never give advice which may annoy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27
Shenandoah Valley R. r.
TIME TABLE.
EAsTwARp RouNn

Ia effect jane 10Th, 1884,
Philadelphia time (fre minutes f..,.r than p.S.
umore time, and seven minutes faster thAn
"athiHgi0H, D. G., ims.)
soUTHwARD pA,Iy. n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

A CUTE OFFIcER.-Constsb!e Jones he!!
an execution against farmer, and when he
called for settlement tho ngriculturalist
took him out into big pasture and pointed
out wild steer is the particular piece Of
property to be levied upon. Jones chased
the steer around for awhile ind then sat down,
and taking out his book, began to write.
"Whst ere you doing there z" asked tie
granger.
"Cbarging mileage" replied the constable,
without looking up.
"Do have it to pay 2" gaspcd the ranchcr.
"You bet"
"Then take this tamo heifer here. I can't
stand any such game as that"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

GOOD FoUEDATIsS.-In Amerienn hcnse-
holds the prevailing complaints are weakness
OF the stomach and its Consequences. IndiCCs-
ton Nervousness and Rheumatism. Such snf-
feEors can lay q good foundation for health by
stomach and nerves, and keeps the kid9eYs 40
tive to carry oil the foul matter.-N. O. i.csyunc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

PH7 A MONTH Ead board in your county.
PF Mea or ladies. Pleasant business. Ad-
dress P. W. ZIEGLER d CO.. Box 81, Philadsl-
ph;s, Pa. juno 90. lss1-4v
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-06-27

1UShsFH H. SANDS, snperintendeat.
CHARLES p. HATCH, GF &P.A.,
JOSEPH W. CoXE. GcSI Tx. A..,'. w.
o. HOWARD ROVER. d. SP.A..
HSEersto~p. Nd.
GESFRAL orricHs: HsR"rTto~n ND and Nor,
81 md 50 south Third Street. PbilAdclphiA. Pa
JoDS 20, 1882.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-25
Cincinnati, gonntag, ben 25. Snni 1882.

bitrfte jebt ni6t aatbarina in ibren
f6parsea Rleibe einbsrseben ieben, slitds
ltd uno itrabIenb am 9trn,e ibreS SobneS.
SD mare i'm 5tanbe, mein Berbre6en
ni6t mebr gu beoauern. Inn pas su pers
ineioen, mill ib ausipanbern, id nil mid
na6 atmerifa eini6iifen. 8as meine
guBs betriift.. bier Serr Bfarrer, 1T
Die soloene &ette, bic Ratbarina emit su=
ritdsetpieien, aIS iie mir seltanS, bab lie
BbiIipp [iebte. SD babe tie aufbez
tpabrt sur Grinneruns an Die einsisen
i6Dnen IaSe, Die i9 i'm 2eben sebabt
babe. yiebmen Sic unb oerfaufen Sic
Die Gette, baS 8eLb geben Sic ben 4rz
men...... @rbielt Sacaues Die Ibiolution
beg alien Brieiters? Si6er it, Sab
Ibbe 5aber Die suloene 8ette ni9t per=
fault Bat Statt belIen bat er ben 8ertb
oerieIben in Den Opferltod Der 3ir6e se=
leSt. Den S6m,d bat er Dor Der 8az
pelIe Der beiEisen Sunsfrau aufgebdnst
unb er betet bort oft fur ben armen
Utaurer.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-25

ten uno in Der Stube Die Iibte SerrIi6feit
iaben rief Der RarI freuois aus s8a
baben Mrs ia aSer bats Denu suipe8
sebra9t 2"
Der Setter" mar ibre Inttport.
uGs lit ridtis ipabr," benertte n,ein
Ntetiter uno i6aute uns i6arf an, ytreun
man 10 stpei iuuse 2eute allein ldbt Sa
sebt Ginem na6ber seipib Elm 2i6t auf. !"
Jlo6 eirnaf 1T Die Ger;e neben Der
neuen 2ampe anss5itnoet iporSeH a9,
ipie armlelig trie tobtenblaB. ,S6dm
Did," rief Der Dteiiter unD blics ile uns
banfbar aus.
SD ipiiBte feline 9teuer,lns, ipeI6e I'M
2anbpolfe 70 raid Ginsaus gefunOelL ais
Dor SipanSig Sabren Die BetroleumIatnpe.
Dp6 fir bic 8auern ipar bas elm pteI su
bellies 2idt-rai9 Den boppeIten Steuers
'bp9en baraber. so, iett it's tpieoer gut
munfeln. Iber adj, Der bDppelte Steuer=
bosen fam su ipdt Das Sannerl 1T einit=
tpellen alt aeiporpen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-25
81 s bastru m nft.

Der aIte S6uI3e, elm observation-disclosures
Sdser, inbeB pbns iOnSerIi9en GrfDlg,
Iiebte es, IN Der aneipe feline Sasoaben=
teuer ins lln9ebeuerIi4e aussubebnen uno
ieinen 9ldubisen 6Orern bic ieItIam1ten
8eidi4ten aufsutii6en. Utit IlnseOuIS
bate Der aauimann gSinfler ben Iansem
GrguB augebbrt. GnoIid erbob er ii6
unO iaste: ySebt min id Sud aud eins
NAL cine 8el6i6te ersablen: 6inten TN
OrunOe iaBen zines Otorgens hrei 9alen
uno lpieIten einen Scat. Wit einmaL
ipitte Der iitnsite RammIer feline 2DffeL
un6 rief: S9nel auf uno oapon, Der
Sdser fDn,nt 9habiS entsesnete Der
Grfabrenlte bon ibnen: y98ir t6nnen
NOD gang gut Elm SpieI@en MAIDEN, es
lit ia Der aIte S9uke." llnsebeuere 6eiz
terteit mar bic Solse Dieies Smpromptu' .,
unb nit Dem 9tenomme oes alien SHnIse
tpar eS bon nun an porbei.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-25
8atrtfd.

Sin 9Iltbaier belu6t einem 8eripanbten
in Berlin, nit bent er bann bic Sebenss
ipiirbisteiten Der Stabt aufiu1t.
go oft Der 8erliner nun untertpegs
iaste: Dies 1T cine unirer eIesantelten
StraBen, entaeenete Der 9lltbaier iebesz
nal, tpem tie binbur6sssansen iparen ::
u oumm GtraBen!
9lls er bie5 gum britten UtaIe sefaet
bat frast ibn Der Berltner: 9lber Iiea
ber SreunO iparum ia9it 9u bena bas z
., eripie6erte Der Altbaier, ia Mirtbs=
baus brinnen
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-25
Il nfre Ssrtaner.

Mutter: Iber GmiI, Du fauIer
Sunse, 10 Ianse I'm Bette bleibsn! $50
benflt 8u BIN - iebt tpdre es bod enb-'
LTD ,3eit gum 4ufiteben. -
GmiL: 9t6, Dtania, laB mid nur
nod Iiesen, mir Bat 10 idbn setrdun,t,
bab td ditf einent tpeiten, tpeiten SpaSiers
sanse fet = iest muB idb bod iparteu, pis
i9 tpiecer mad Sauie fOmne.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-25
GinanAieIIes.

M.: ST. ia, es 1T iol Der Ra;ier bon
aublumb bat 100000 Waari tasIi9 81.
nilliite.
D.: Mab iih Der aber freuen ipenn Elm
S6oItiabr III (! Glsi& srbals e. LOG, 600
wsars ms6r.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-25
Der 2unf. Gntbufian.l

SD Jag Sbnen Serr GeiteIes, 10 NOS
it,ie neine aeie Diloers ,ino Stntutens@az
leere batptren Se ri6s osiebn, @ctt iplf
n1er beIfen, MID In pnris, MID III Wom
in gleapel ! so mos Iebt Mot! @eIteru
erit batptp' i'd iDicosr 5lpsi sspbe Gomtinos
ticnen teifleid sr.porben - MINOR IN
Si6em' beibt bic fIsinsrs, unb S;s qr66ere
bsibt auf 2atsiniitS Der Raub Sss 0lobs
binerinnen.
l1ntsriaieb spii&su s;nsm
a1Rler stasm Stus
bsnten.
psi ben aS5lssn ssadt ~ Ssenun aas >sa
ss s,a ssussa.a ,s.s '''sssi s'ssss i. i
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MannisfaltigeS.
6 d arffin.nia

9erfIeine Sris: 6ott iei Ganf,
2eopoIp, baB mir 5u sipeieR tparen DG
tpuBte Der Sunb ni4t, tpen er beiben
ioate!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-25
Sdpsinetrsiber.

Die S6meine, bieie b66it I6dtensz
tpertbe Sbiergattuns baben befanntIit
Die iOnoerbare gisenidaft, baB Fe fi1 Bet
ibrem transport NIT 8orliebe in elmer
9ti9tung fortbetpesen, Die bsrjrnisen, mad,
tpeIber iie sebra6t tuerben ;rIIen seras
besu entsssenseiest III 10 oab eS fiir ben
betreffenoeil Serrn Sbtpetnebirtea sar
feline leiAte Iufsabe 1T, cine Shaar 6ies
ier .boritisen &eaftiondre nah benz Drte
ibrer Seitimnung su i6affen.
9luf Der 2anoitrabe, ipeL1e bon Hrsnsz
Ial na4 9lngermiinoe fiibrt begesnete
zines Cages ein Serr einem S1ipesnetreiz
ber Der NIT GROCER Anitrensans benii6t
mar, Die ibnt anpertralte SeerDe in lros
nung gu balten. Stun, Sreuno,@ frug
en- ibn, owobin !pollt Sbr benn NIT Gufeir
Sdipeinen 2" - ,ga9 prens[au, andbis
ger Serr!" antiportete NIT frdffiaer
Gimme Der bisDere Gum6oS, faste obtr
iofort eanae leiie binSu Z - unter una
eeiaet. naG Gngermiiatbe u
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gluf Dem @rereierpIab.

1lnteroffister: SimmeI Serrgott
Sara! 26nnt ibr WtaIsfis-2adeS DOS
net beSreif'n? DO req / f4o a bpIbl
Stunc'n paber, uno - INNER benislben
Miit.
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sd E e Is fp eine. {

81: Bie ib Dir iase, Der J0rfter Claus
bat elm 5abHes ipiloes S6pein.
g.: 6riiber beiaB er ei1nlaI Elm ipiIbes
Sabmes S9tpein.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-06-25

iefts. per goit tobne soHntassbtat s9.2o PCT 3abr
,a.6o has bebe sabr nnS s2so has 9isrttIiabr. Dtf
esnntassbast $lf 30 per Sasr $500 bas saibs Sabs
nnb $3.50 has g,isrtsliabr.
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Gprreete glntfpprt.

Jrember: @obin nit benz gr0Beu
Baaen mein 2ieber?
Paftrdser: @cbin uer iuIl'n.
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3iub e r m /, n b.

Sag, Eante. biit Su au9 einmaI
babi9 eetpelens
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-21
SUNDAY SERMONS.

creates evidence Of tleiuoraltza'
tion is the respect !'aid to wealth.
\ truth that one does not uuler-
stand becomes an error.-Dsst'arOileS'
Moderation i tic si'ken string run.
ming tErOas:, the pearl chain ~ All
virtue.
lie need. uu other rosary whose
thread oi life is strung With bca'is Of
love ami thought.
Women swallow Al one n'0ut!'iui
the IL. tia. t;a;!ers. and drink drop
tv drop til. truth that l. "!tter.--U-
.cr.;t.
<;.n.l qualities are the sul..tantis4
ri.;,es Of H.. mind: hut 1t Is yos";
br.s. ding that sets them oil t' a''Var'
ta.e.
Wien one writes Of woman. ne
r,u,t reserve The right I" laugh NJ his
ii.a. of the day lscsOre.-A. K'car''.
Men may say "f marriage aud wo-
,rcu what they please; they Will r.
m.,,,... neither the one nor the 9TH
er.-F'"ntenc!!e.
Th,u.,.! j. the fir.i faculty y: man;
T., ,.xnr..s, IL - one -. his tirst desires:
tu spread i; h;~ dearest privilege
Rayna!.
III, s;,rcst way 10 make ourselves
40 orc,.,,.ie to others is by seeming I"
th;nI; them -. Ii We appear fully
sensible Of their good qualities. they
viii not complain Of the want ofthe'n
in us.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-21
Manly Letter.

WAsAIN0Tox, Oct. lS.-Colnn,is-
sioner Of Pensions, Dudley, received
the following soidierly letter. C'!f-
ford. Pennsylvania, Oct. 9.--ln' the
pension CLAIM, Of Lewis ". Ayres,
late Corpora, i'm Company &. Second
New Jersey Volunteer Cavalry, | leg
leave tc submit the following. After
. careful examination Of the spirit
and intent Of the pension laws, do
not consider myself in my present
condition Justly entitled 10 u pensicn.
Not that l am net suffering !rU,M Is
ability which have clearly proved
or ana less worthy than Others here
who are receiving pensions; but It
does not seem to me any soldier ts
honestly entitled to pension who Is
able to work and provide living for
himself and family and this !! have
i,een able to do most Of the time since
my discharge from service II the
time ever comes that l shall not he
able to get living without assistance
from the United States Government,
the case will l'e different, hut l cam
not cOnscicntinusly accept IIlcIcy
from the Government in my Present
condition. Therefore request N.Y.
name l,e stricken from the pension
rolls. Hoping for Your :naul.c
for this intrusion upon y ,nr valuable
time ] beE leave 10 subscribe myself
your humble servant.
LEWIS ". AvRHs.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-21
SUMMONS.

In the Districl Court Of the second Judi
cial District Of tho Territory OF Montana,
In and for the county Of silver Bow.
Harriet Collins: plaintiff s'.J"hn Edwi"
he people Of the Territory Of Montana
send greeting {" Jchn Edwin Collins. de-
Yon are hereby required to appear in an
named plsiatin: In the District Court OF the
SECOND Judicial District Of the Territory OF
NOH. ana, In ana fur the county 81 siIve!
Ba,w, aud to answer the complaint nled
day Of sesvice) after the service OH you Of
this x.mmons. II served within his cOnne(;
or. II scrvei OIt OF this county. but in this
Dstriet. w'thtn t~en!y days; Oeherw re
viii be taken against you, according 10 the
prayer 0f sati complaint.
The said action Is brought % dissolve the
bonds Of matrinDoNy heretofore and now
e1,t1s IT,. ssFoa.: sroS Sos asish shs .c,on
based is your treatment Of plain ini . cru
el and ii.hun:nH manner In Ds-cenber. 1s''',
and 1T divers times. ana for more than .
acii."'. and for more than = year rricr te
the commencement Of thts action your
havinS willful!y abeeuted yoarseli f:cm
and deserted plaintiff, and your co";inu'
Ana you are hereby notidel that. II Sou
fail 10 appear and answer sat! complaint
~ above required the said plaintiff will
take . default against you and apply To the
OF plaiutinh complaint.
Given under my hand and the
Seal OF the District Court Of thl
Nec nj District OF the Terri
(>> tory Of Montana, In And for the
(L.a. c.ssinty of SllveS)1ow, this :eth day a
(~~S August. In the year OF our 10cd ON
Thousand eight hundred and eighty.
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J. H. nrTPY, Plainti01 osaoenev.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-21
AFRAID OF HIS RECORD.
Why q Chicago Lover Refuood
to Kiss His Sweetheart.
II cannot kiss yOu.''

II cannot kiss you."
The cruel winds Of q cold NOvem-
Der night we're bowling in all their
fierce fury across the face Of the bleak
mOorlands that stretched away to
the eastward of the Castle NcNintry,
and ever and anon the noise Of the
gnte would sOuutl like the shrek OF q
person in distress, then falling away
10 q low, sObbing moan, such as
might he given by . lost soul. Out
through the mullioned windows Of
the castle there crept into the night
broad bands Of mellow light, serving
by their cheerful radiance to make
more cheerful and xlluring the cosy
nook by the fireplace where Regi-
nald Higgins and Lurline Corcoran
we're standing. Two months aeone,
when the ruddy haze Of Indian sam
mer rested upon the earth, when the
leaves of autumn in al their glory Of
gold aud crimson and vivid green
were being tossed about by the kiss
ing zephyrs Of IN October day, these
two hsd plightetl . willing troth, and
ere the church bells should chime out
upon the air glad tidinYs OF another
Christmas come, they wero tO bind
forever in the golden chains Of holy
wellock their young Chicago hearts:
But now, when life seemed fair and
joyous to Lurline, when every neecy
cloud I'm the horizon Of her existence
Was tippest with r0sy hues, there
CAME the ilightiEg words which
Reginald had just spoken.
S,bbing ~ II her suspenders would
break, L.urline placed her arms
around Rcginald's neck. 'Tell me,
sweetheart" she said i'nplOringly,
''wily you will not kiss me again."
Because" he answered In q cold,
North Side tone, IL do not care to
beat the record NJ early in tie
Season." -Nic-,y> TfiLwM..