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Aiv.. four - Eve weeks a.ro Wa afflicted VII
. -e-v aggr.vs.ed ryle of Blcod-Di-east- COM
renced us,ng : : :. and after .akine The nrsi BOT
- feli 81 much relieved thai ! housm Eve more
az ru glad . say. after usinr four II them tna'
au -u,irsly cured previously having been under
rue-.3c:. scv1ce ~ several months.
C. u. RATCLVP. Riehnoni' "a
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The RaItimore Oriols.

September 12th, 18th. and l4th. Take the
YCrk-RIyer line TO avoid the heat, dust
crowded excursion trains and the midnight
transfer from depo; 10 hotel acro-> the
city Of Baltimore. Fare only Sl.50 each
WaV
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OLD SORES AND BLOOD OR SKIN
DISEASES y Any STAGE

a,>ay.--- before the perfect Alternative and tonic
es--.s - lie GREATEST OF ALL BLUOD-TU-
EIT,EEs. Il so completely roois on al psiso1
s-.a t.s blood and traces the debiltAted system
-. ..-A-. 4 this nature disappear lke chAf -
e. Il wind.
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Clav-street. Manchester, and Clopion
street schools made no report.
Z. A. GARY. secretary.
E-aKqm Egyson, President.
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Postponsment of sale of the Tueks'
hoe Estate.

In consequence o. rain the sale Of the
Tlcksboe estate. which Wa 10 have been
made Yesterday afternoon ny II. seldom
Taylor, real estate auctloneer' l. los'loasu
until further notice.
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spsnish Brandy for Brand, Ing
Peaches.

the best Of all; S2.50 per gallon
Another supply Of that eiegai.l iour-ytsI
old vinegar, Tor picking, Al Christian d
Mhiif'A
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- :. >. cured NE Of scalp sores Sores IN Nos-
,-is and Ear. AFTER everythiuF known g. the ned
"a. profession bsd failed. Three months have
ras--l -nce quif taking :. :. :; there Is no
-v-lI..an = the disease remaining an Ierina-
--af.v cured i Stand unriv~lled for Blocd-Ilis-
...--~ JoHN :. TAGCABT.
Salamanca y. J.
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1HE WEATHER rEsTERDAr was cloudy in
The forenoon and sbowery in the afternoon
and evening.
THERMOMETER TESTERDAY: 6 An 70
y. NJ, a noon, 50: SIP. NJ, 20; 6P.M.,
&c; midnight. 6,c
Mean temperature, G. 2-lO.
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yRFPARAroRY SCHOOL

Finding the graf need q ta0rosiEh p-e'afsiofy
work sI,scl n ArrKngcneals lGsdr fo4 sns4il
effldrs.ii. 1ho en- a0W elirf A. cirt vrafs ~ 49,
A Preach clAss hs. 6een Efssnixsd To- sssGl
children.
sl,...sh naf ots.rr~tsr csgisasctrd witb tc scbo,
VII H. allowed "a eater tie cGnyvrs.tc1 clss-
Those dcsAring 10 enter shoald spti, >. ests ~
the fkA>s tfNt~
c~c -A 90 a.ssmsak4 s<vsse
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- = = stands without peer. The profession
", lave - scknrwi~dre it specific for MOO
D. N.I.GALLOwA- Monroe ga
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-Dar.-For the Mid.
dle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather.
with rain, followed in the southern portion
10y clearing weather, winds backing 70
hor'hwesierly, rising barometer, and sta
uonsry or higher temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-12

". d. Blair and X Co.'s Montrose wins
kew can be found al ". 1. Badkins
Xenahle street
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

re tilrsieth annual session - tiiis ir5rItLtilu
ll..n. ffsTf P MBfk 4srH VIII - following
OFFICERS AID TEACHES.
Miss eALLEY 4. HAMNf =. PrinciF r.. LATIN.
~ lHI fst.lq. srCy, sDo ins4is1 Llter&iarr-
PEOF EssJk fNAELF- n. NlNeloN, y. A.
Nstaral -cieaces anc Msghemxlcs
MIS- 7. 7. TIL R~fDk fg-r@4axic ol Aeazi.
Caliesel Nzttcnsxfic. aad History.
kADrsOisEi-s EoeA DE DCTLELh naiiTs
u FY-Ucei, Frrncils
Mss GkEBE- GerrlHn.
ME- ~i-fE HANN ER. Associate friari 80,
fgtiu Mafhernzi e.. and l'F-par@.grY sctoo..
MKs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, N0cs.ixa,'ea
NIss NELLIR DvsTMAS. Piano, TborgssL
Has,. aud 1~ruSNf.
Miss : a. n aMNER. Glitar.
Miss ALICIA II. LAIRD Drawing ard fsiut-
Miss MARIA NORRIS, Porcelain Palnflrs, ilo-
eor4uye An. Aad Ken lGgtor fultruicfr..
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RICHMOND. Va, september u. 1ss2.
To tie Public:
Ny attention has been called 70 ,be iol-
lowing handbill hy friend. who Informs
me Of it. circulation through the city:
HONEST JOHN :. WISE TO VIEGINIANs.
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THE CAFK will Dc In full blast TO-DAY ~ II
O'Clock. Table will b. sei for two hours
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Surrey IS the birds IN spr1nstirDe. comes nature
demand FOR that most potent Temeiy for all bill0u
irouble.-TARRANT-s sKLTZER APERIEN1-
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-AHe- sufie-inr from ;he worst Biood-Di-eases
e.- more fi,an ers wears and having been treated
Dr. veal eminent rly.lcians- confined % ny
r>ou ana bed she greater parI n tbe time ny
,ety covered with copper-coidfec sores from ine
~. 4 pa . that q q silver lalf-doilar- va
" ..ui-h IA despair. AZ lsst commencea tAAins
= :, :. IN a snori time begsn % improve ID
de-h. al the sores healed. and I could ievi Aho
auaw thai wa vel, andto :. :. :. mus the cre'
I'd even II nv ent.rs restoration 20 he$lih- nave
IL uakel dos - more Than az months ana al
d. t7,e from sore 0r hienish a. any one
LOTrIE ROSS, Atlanta Ga
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poNIEs FOR SALE. y

Jnst received. a carload of NICK lNDlA>
PONIES al GEORGE u. EkN>EJT NBul-t-
sALE sTABLEs, al weii-brUkt; some cxtfE sd
dIxrs ztnons them. CAii and see tkeIA-
H l2-lei Jons y. FACE. sals.GaSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-12

AT TIE REoPESISG oF sNELLISe's CAYE
win give FRKE LUNCH ai II O'Clock.
DVfY ZETEILE
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Improved af.er taxing the first bottle Of :. :
>.ta f-o weeks We able - come home nndlns
t-l waters per. no benefit
= ". RID. Newport Arb
Orr science has not made known comma
t.. e,rusl - :. - =. ler skin or Blood-DiS'a-ea-
IL MAssrSBURC. II. o.. Macon 0'-
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
f@e O. ~, ,Tu&Ibl
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DIlHhOND COLLEGE.
Il RICHMOND. -
Yhc rer- es-I.H lsy.l. -l-r -tIi Ltih y.
I--.. soa csl4uu.t -.4l months
fAltlLl.
FrwC~u ffAI-.I-Os. 4. M- tfDfessof .l 4....-
HH HAKIis. y. A.. P-0f..eoT ~ t,y'rA
EoDas NA-sfE. ~. 3. T., Fr4ii-sif Al'' 90
LEL.u.Fss-
A. b. bEJWS. q. H.. p sfe--lr of Pa
EDWARD T.. -EITu. -. A- Fiuiea~nr MILL
m1fCs
Cu.nLKs Il. Ni,.Tls. 81. A..Froic -.- ~ Ply
sics.
Wisfry.
-1Nr1I b. DAvfrs. Professor = Law
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9ithmond 1ispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -, 1852

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED cIRcu-
LATloN OF ALL TIE oTnER DAILY Srws.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Iknssrcd a. the Posi-oflo. al Richmond. y. a..
seoono-clG.s natter
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EXPENs.s or 4 KE-IDENT STUD 80.
Two hundres aud four doil>rs. pr n.ae mons
...-aiou coV,~ .u ffe e1peu-es - eat ..nft
IL. .ioII. ha ard. fusi N. j.. .l1 N-siiinI
figf.fy--syei dnli-rs aHe rfgf crii- ~. Af' Z
ext~n-r. ~ /. nDl.-feslcsti - idcuL
y = .~..t,-g-.l.. ss,-,is ~ lie tooasf no Pc
drcss h r. II D ANi's --' -'---'
4. r.s.,fs - q rlft-eS
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A SICE LUNCH VII he furnished TO-DAY AZ l
o.cl.ck a tle CArT. els Bank street.
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JOHN :. wI,E REPUDIATES
THL ISTAHgU- PROPOSAL 0F CE0EGI ,. wIsE's
FRIENDS.
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PETERerrnc.'

GEORGES FEIKNDs NAY Skill EAssrY. BU1
JOHN WONT SILL NTH.
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JAS. NACDuTGALL. los A. NJ. piano. organ,
furniture. &.
II. I. STAFLT~ & CO. 2 2. NJ. brick building on
Dock -treet opposite The Old Dominion steam
ship Company, shells.
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&c. only for. Picnic CIGAR.
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sryWUER RESORTS.


SYED- Ac. .-,
GFRNAS CLOVER 25c. per pound
VI ORCH Ass- CLOVER, 1LNolhi' -
uYEDs. TALL MEADOW OATS GRASS,
- al kinds u SEEDS at IsSesi prices
T. ". WOOD, Scotsman,
corner Of sixth ard Marshall struess-
- a. Richmond, Va
sT,I,ByTP SEED. TURNIP SEED We
i .re now Offering cur large asck oI lI,iss'i..,
SKI, a reduced prices. and son1it TxTTf x1
buser. Ne also have RELIAkLE = III 70
EIi-E st xOe. per pound. and sPklN0 NALL
sr,.fsl ec. q ,. according " grower. 80.
WILLIAM n SCOTT. Lrnsg,a-
D,,.s1 ,as He Richmond, Va.
T,RFsf AND RELIABLE TnhSxd,rrr Tnx,r
JIG sFEDs from u. LASDnfTb sna ,l.'..'ss nwSn
ciKL-KxIE riBEkfAx, at 4ee- per ,g.s yohsa ,s., n
SMOOTH KALI. for fssi sewins, s, ~ ~ '&
49," Ss' i,EsrALE,s DrsEs.srs-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

REoFrSISC oF syELLIxG's CAFE by DCl
ZE-ELLK IL y O'Clock T.-oAY.
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CEIcK CIeARS DC.

CEICK CIeAlS, 5c.
A NICK LUNCH VII he furnished TO-DAY AZ II
o'clock al tie CATT. el5 Bank street
&c only for = PICNIC CIGAR.
CAFE-the fnesi placa n Richmond-vin be
open TO-DAY ~ Il O'Clock.
GRFES CISCrI. FOR preserving. az Christian
WHITES.
sNELLTNG's CAFE vi e opened by DUFF
LE-ELLn TO-DAY 81; Il o'clock
LILY BKiLx CIGAR, &C.
SAW Monty ty having vour printing done st
lie DISPATCH FEtVTINC-H0y 4. GOOD work
~ prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
REoPrSINC oF svELLIxG's CAFE by DCrF
ZE-ELLK IL ! O'Clock TO-DAY
-
AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.
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WANTED. \ GERMAN WHO IN
W DERSTANIp> GARDENING AND GENf-
RAJ FAkNING - take charRc ~ twenty-five
acres two mile from Richmond Apply D.
So 7-Iw RIB. CHAflIN & CO.
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CArE-the fne.i plae IN Riehmond-vin D,
open TO-DAY ~ Il O'Clock.
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sVELLTNG's CAFE vi e opened by DUP
ZE1ELLn TO-DAY - Il o'clock
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GRFES cIScrn. FOR preserving. al Christian
& WHITES.
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Dorsey and His New York NewspaDez
Trial.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Ex-senator Dorsey continues to try his case
in his own way in the New York World, while
the court tries it in legal way at Washington.
The latest evidence ct the New York end of the
line is in the shape Of letter written to Presl-
dent Garfield away back in 1881, wherein ex-
Senator Dorsey demands an investigation, -
and says: "Any action that is not open, public
and based upon known testimony is liable to be
misinterpreted." EXACTLY SOL Now surely
the WASHINGTON trial is "open, public and
based upon known testimony" 80 that the pub
lie and the ex-senator are really in the most
happy accord. and the verdict In the New York
newspaper trial must be that the Washington
trial is just the thing to please everybody.
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Captain TO two soldiers practising with their
rlfes)-"Come, let me have one of your rifles.
You shoot wretchedly." Gle shoots and
misses There" he says, ''that's the way you
shoot" (Shoots and misses again; to second
soldier:) 'And that's the way You shoot. "
(Shoots again and hits:) 'And that's the way I
shoot. "-Flegende Blatter.
Clara's Christmas present: Charley wanted to
give Clara Christmas present. but couldn't
make up his mind what it should be; 80 the next
time he called he frankly told her the difficulty
under which he was laboring. "Want to make
me present, Charley!" Clara exclaimed In WELL
disguised establishment. ssWhy Charley. You
forget yourself" Charley took the hint and
offered himself on the spot."-Boston Trans-
wipt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23

One Of the saddest moments In life is when q
manis looking through an old vest, and thinks
he has found q ten-cent piece, which, when
brought to light, turns out to be Q cough
lozenge.-Puck
s A French chemist thinks he can resuscitate q
human body after It has been frozen a few
weeks. He might experiment on Oscar Wilde,
and II he missed the combination people would
be just a. well satisfied. -Nos7istosrn Herald
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NM MN FER Mn 90 mn NE 2 Y
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DIR. CHEEvER'S ELECTRIC BELT. or Regenera-
tor is made expressly for the Of arrangements
the provocative organs. Whenever any debility of the
generative organs occurs. from whatever cause the
continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeating
through the parts must restore them to healthy action.
There is no mistake about this instrument Years of
Use have tested it. and thousands Of testified
to. Weakness from Indscreton. IEcapacity, Lack of
ViRor. Steriiyn fact trouble Of these organs il
cured Do not confound this with electric belts adver
tsed to cure all ills from head to toe This il for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full in
formation address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
l03 Warrington street Chicago.
se3O-s&w
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her on both cheeks With ELUSIVE congratula-

her on both cheeks With ELUSIVE congratula-
lions.
And then it happened-n such things ever
happen-that the old home being found to be
once more for sale, was re-bought and furnished
as nearly as possible as 1t had been In the unfor-
gotten days and the only tears that fell there
were for the dear father, who. they trusted,
might somehow understand, even then. by what
way the Lord had led his beloved
The Gainesborough hat has not yet had tin e
to go out Of fashion, but even If it had doubt
If Dell would let one stitch be altered. II you
see it some time. with the long blue feather curl
Ing around the brim, and the sweetest face i'm the
world beneath it. you may know 1t for Dell's
Christmas hat.-Chic1oo Adpu,oe
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Remember that stamina vilal energy. the life prin.
cipe whatever you may choose to cal the resisnt
power which battles against the Of disease and
DEATH il the grand safeguard Of health. II d the
nson Of the human fortress and when It waxes weak
the policy n to throw In reinforcemenk In other
words whsn such emergency occurs. dominance .
course Of Hostetters Bitts. For sale By Druggists
and Dealers. to whom apply for Hoststtsrs Almanac
for 1858. a
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PRINCESS LouIsE's TRAvELs.-Itis understood
that after visiting some cities in the southern
states the Princess Louise will embark at Rich
mond, Va, on a British man of-war and proceed
to Bermuda, where she will remain during the
most severe portion of the winter, as her health
suffers from the intense cold It is expected
that when the weather becomes warmer she win
return to Ottawa, probably before the close Of
the next season.
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.

Sure cure Tor Dyspspsis ia si it, st.ess. .,so IN
CCughs Colds Bronchitis Asthma and ali dsoases Of u
Throat and Lungs; and The only remedy that Il beneA
S ss,,.L or T0LU, RocK !CANDE ExdNEsiA ga
being the purest Rice and Rye Whakes. Hazplss and
very pleasant 70 taxa Tryft For e.le By s drigss1
and eroces st&l Per QuAH boetle 1hs tude supIiisd
q hber. discount BIZ barbour 1 Hamil6n and ffank
Hume Hh0lccale GroceEa and Sole 4eent fog the
chsEieson. & c.. Sole Manufactures and Propnstou
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

Che Socialisss-Tho Compose Them
Herr Mosf-Stcnm fn the Strcets-lt
Dc a>t V0-k-A Hotel Porter a Duke
he Confidence Man Wigs De.
fended-spiriinalisss Again-Cuinbc--
1n,ld's Expose, Etc.
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I list OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
II WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER q, 1852.

To obtain any Of these Letters the applicant must
can for ADVERTISED LETrERs." and give the date Of
this list
eIf not called for within one month they viii be sen
10 the Dead Letter Office.
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LAD
Brown Eliza
Brsshear Laviuia
Burns Mary
Rarks joe Mrs
Bentley Kate
Bourne Lulie
Brate Lucy
Brown Louisa
Black ReioeccS
Brown Mary
Butler Mary E
Burge - Msrgaret
Reardsley ID 1 Mrs
Ranks Mrs
Brown Annie
Ba. kner Betsy
Bail Geat
Brooks 5 + Mrs
Cnisley Ella
Crown Geo Mrs
Clark Hattie
Gutter Lena
Clark Maggie
Council DO lie
Conciue Msyia
Crown Margaret
Clair Mattel
Crcoke Sara, 2
Daley Edith
Doughty Fannie NJ
Dawson JAS b Mrs
Dade Louisa
DAVE Lucy
Dickson Mary E
Dyer \. ollie
EoGac G
EdEnlcrger Emma. 2
Emmert Louisa
Furcerson Alice
Fccklen Lucy g
Fox Marion J
Fletcher Aoilie u
Faulks Mary +
Fard Z Mrs
Gipsen Clara
Greenfield Chirsey
Gordon l.iza
Gi:alner Hannah
Goldsbar1ugh Hattie
Gragcry Jennie
Green Louisa
Gorschen Mary A
GoidiI Mary y
Gray Sarah
Howard Agnes
Hotohsn Eliza 8
Howard Lyesina
Henderson Ellen
Howard Emma
Hall + liZabe;h
Hunter Emma 8
Holket Harriet
Howe Lizzie
Hopkins Lille
Koran Mary
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almost In fear. There was murmur of voices
in the inner room-the children's, mingled with
another unused to her ears, and vet somehow
oddly familiar An odor of savory yiands floated
out into the cool air. Dell put her hand to her
forehead.
''What is it, mamma?"
For answer her mother took her by the hand
aud led her gently In. In the old armchair.
before such blazing fire as the CRATE had not
known for many day, with Rob and Eda Gu
throned upon his knees, and an unmistaka-
bic air OF having come to stay, sat the elderly
gentleman!
Dell uttered little inarticulate CIV. the color
slipped from her cheeks. and the room swan
before her eyes. The elderly gentleman sprang
up, sweeping Rob and Eda unceremoniously
aside, and caught her in his arms lust as, for
the first time in her life, poor Dell tainted quite
away! When she came to herself she was lying
In his strong. tender clasp, her mothers tears
dropping on her face, but the clear eyes smiling
behind the drops.
ut is your Uncle John, darling brother!"
Dell put up her arms weakly and drew his
face down to her lips
II might have known tin the shop" she
said, 'tfor loved you sol"
"And Il tool" cried Uncle John ssWhere
were my eyes not to have known You for the
image Of your mother at eighteen!"
Dell hardly dared to sleep that night, lest she
should waken and find it all dream. Indeed,
she was not quite sure of 1t. until, next day,
nestled In corner Of the great church, under
the dropping Christmas green's, she heard the
wonderful melody of the organ soar away among
the fFesc0ed arches, while the choir chanted
"Glory to God In the highestl Peace on earth,
good will to men" God forgive her. she prayed,
that she could ever distrnst the Love strong to
redeem and to deliver.
The happy endings are not all in story books.
Uncle John went In person with Dell to tender
her resignation. The girls crowded around her
with loving G0od-byes, and even Madame kissed
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PROFESSIONAL.

A RIItICIAL EYES. s.. So SIS. THE 81
"A Glasses: 81 Boxwood Thermometer; that 81 Field
Glass; s.; SO Pearl opera. HEMPLER'S (The OItcian)
Old Stand. 453 Penns, Ivana avenue. ds
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-28

monkey!ng with stocks or dabblipg in
oil when they saw how / was getting
ahead. but l just told them that l Vas
temperate and shaved myself, and
used an oil stove and weot without a
hired girl. and wore ceIluloid cuffs and
collars, and economical, but they
wouldn't believe I made my money
that way. They concluded l was
writing humorous articles for the New
York papers at a million dollars each.
and 1 allowed them to think so. All
my neighbors think am a millionaire
humorist in disguise. but l am not. /
[ pledge you my word l am not
humorist. Believe me, noble dele
gate from the sunlit peaks Of the
Rocky mountains, fuzzy exponent of q
thrifty young commonwealth, am
not hunorist. I am just trying 70
plug along from day to day. and by an
upright life trying to SO live that when
my summons comes to join the innu-
merabls caravan and some more things
like that, ! shall not 90 like the quar-.
~ slave at night with head OH me
like . corner bracket, but sustained
and soothed like q Mormon apostle in
the numerous bosom of his family,
approach my doom. That's the kind
Of a tropical shrub from Calaveras
county that am.
Then MIR. Healy went away. He
had never been thrown in contact with
the people of Massachusetts, before.
aud unless important business calls
him there again. he will spend his de-
Ginning years in the great, wide. trust
ing aud human west.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-28
The maral stood gazing at the hum

The maral stood gazing at the hum
tiers without showing any signs of fear,
while they admired bis beautiful form
and noble horns. To the honor OF
Cossacks be it told. he was left in
peace. great as was the temp,stien to
those i'll paid men. Within few PAGES
were the coveted horns. equal IN value
to the annual pay of five of their
body. The fellows were, however. as
good as they we're brave.
After noting some peculiar marks
on the animals body. by which to
recognize him again, they departed.
Reiracing their steps was a most diff
cult and dangerous task, which they
had not felt during the excitement of
the chase.
The following day they sought the
Dears At the bottom of the precipice,
when, to their great delight, they dis
covered that the maral had re-leaped
the chasm to a ledge below the brink,
aid bad escaped.
When the Cossacks Joined their
onpanions at the piquet, the whole
Of the circumstances were related. A
correct description of the maral was
given, and greatly to the credit Of
these men, he long remained king OF
his native wilds.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-28
Invasions of Rats in China.

A few months ago It was stated that
Russian Turkestan was suffering f.om
an INVASION of mice from India.
These visitations are familiar in a STA.
Chinese histories record that son three
occasions an army of rats invaded the
country. In one instance these in
sa'iable vermin, travelling from one
place to another, attempted a passage
of the Wei river and were fortunately
drowned. their carcasses choking up
the banks Of the stream for seversl
days after their destruction. On the
other occasion. however, they we're
more successful. Myriais of the crea-
lures appeared in the neighborhood of
Marking from the Hu-kuang provi-
noes. They are said to have crossed
the brooks and rivers in their course
during the night by making Themselves
in . moving bridge-each animal seiz-
ing the tail of the one in front Of
him with bis teeth, and SO swimming
across; and on arrival at the other
side they threw themselves upon the
crops and devoured them. Another
time they Effected the passage of the
Yellow river.-Pall Mall Gazette.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-28

Oh, my dearest wife Augusta,
We've been on another buster,
Ten thousand Frenchmen sent below,
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow
Galveston News.