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BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
ADNTNIsTR.T or,s SALE

7 -
BY virtue of order passed by the Supreme Court M
the District If Columbia hold Especial for pro-
bate business the 8lh day Il Deceber 1882 the IN
dersinned viii sell at public Huctan on the prem<es
No. SOS Cor lst) ST. et Geort wn, ID. a.. on FIRE
DAY. the SENENTkENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1882. commencing at lLEvEA U'cLO1 X NJ The
personal Effects Of HELEN NJ. stewart. deceased COM
sistinx principally of NOusehold Furniture Glass ana
China Ware.
The leasehOld Of the above premises vii I've sold tho
next y at iElic auction ia front Of said prcmlees
and for particulars of which sale another adyerss-
ment ii this pa er.
Terms OF sale: ash all sums under 800 and an
to purchases over that amount credit exceeding
twelve m 1nths may he given by the Admnstr on
security satisfactory to HIM.
LEO NARn MACKALI.
Adm nbrHtor Of HELEN NJ. stewart.
THOMAS nONl ING Autt one..r. ma -eoSda
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WiIai.a; to Come DOsya IA Little.

Willing to Come DOsVa u Little.
From The Detroit Free Press.
In riding over 10 Lost Mountain from Mari
eta came across young man who was dig
ging post holes for u barbed wire fence, and
when told him what wanted he rep!icd
II will 20 with you. l was in that fort my
self and kin point ont every position"
When we reached the ground he began tell
I'M where this and that regiment was stationed.
aad finally he halted beside q huge boulder and
said:
Right here stranger, was were | squatted
for four hours. rested my gun right thar on
that ledge, and reckon killed exactly twenty
eight ianks that day.
moi"
Solemn fact, and know dozen men who'll
swar to it."
Lets. :. see' This battle was fought in 1852"
"Krect you are"
That's about eighteen years sgos"
Jist about"
And you are about 8 years old"
% was 25 this spring"
Then looked at him for long time, but he
never WINGED. When We were going home. and
after long period Of silence, he suddenly re-
marked:
- stranger. don't you believe was thars"
" Perhaps y0u were, but sou zoo you were not
quite years old on the day of that fight"
That's what I've been dguring on" he con-
tinaed, in very serious voice. '.and I'll tell you
what I'm willing to do"
I'm call It twenty-four instead of twenty
eight dead yanks in front 0f my position. That's
told him that nothing could be moro liberal.
and cordial relations Wero At once re-estab.
us0eo.
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HOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADM1N1STRATOR'S SALE,
~ virtue OF an order passed by the Supreme<sa
Court OF the District of ColDmba, holding tenn
for probate business on the Sth day of September -
1872, the undersigned will sell at public auction in
front OF the PREMISES No. 330S Cor ls street. Cecre-
to TOW -: e. on SATURDAY. the EIGHrEENTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK M
IN. unexlred term of lease for 80 years from April
Isl, 1916, OF tn above premises The improvements
consist OF threestory brick house. The ground rent
IL 551 50 per snnum payable ril LIST OF each year
Terms OF sale prescribed by order of Ill PER-
mit credit not exceeding twsve months security
satisfactory TO the administrator.
LEONARD MACKAIL.
Admin strator Of HELEN N. Stewart.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. nA-eokds
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VyHoMAS BOWLING, Auctsoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on gHE WEST sJDQ
OF 1Wi Mt FIFTH STREET BETWEGe I
AND STREET AT ArCl Jon.
On MONDAY. NovtM Err THIkTEEHTHsm -
1882. ut FOUR O'CLOCK. In front OF t3Be prem II
Uses. shall sell part OF lot o. in square Ia frunt
ing ~ feet les hes the west side Of Nth etzuu&
b. q DEF tn of rs feet
Terms: One i'a & cash. balance st ok mcns1s -.
notes bearing itercst ut six cent and secured ~
deed Of trust. All cln .evan0ng at I0rchaneEb -
ne dts THOMAS DoWlIx0. 49,
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR

Ii ''A'-'" ''-o-'' y OIL" 'io'i'iAN HAHN
RENEWER
Is scientific conhlr ton Il of the most powerful
restorative ae;.ts III the ve-otbe Kingdom. 1t restores
5y lr 70 i,s o;lrin2l cdr. Ii kls the alp white
and clsa.. It cures andr;i an unlors. aud falling
oct # the haic Itfu:nises ;ha ntitive principle by
~sich tho hair lis no,tincl end supp rt,d. 1t makes
hnE dressing. IT IN t:e most economical preparation
ever cfetsd u ne puzzle. rs its eects remain long
t1e. making cnly occE.o0al az: lection necessary
II 10 Recommended and usea by Mt medical n,on
aiidci.i,iaIy endorsed Is Tie nta.o i sayer CT Msssa
chiisetts. The DoliigEits Of HALLS HAIR RE-
LIN Ok BIS Increased with ti2c t. # many years, both
~ THIS country and ii, foreign ands. and it is
known and used i'll AL the civilized countries Of the
world
Fer sale bv ali dealers t28-6
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.

~ CAROLINA 1OLU TONIC
a,,. crre FOG Dysssia IA all it, stases also for
throat aId g- nls ol.iy remedy that is benea
ga ~ Glinstcs THIS = preparation Of BAL
Sam tt IOl.U, ROCK CANDY, MAGNESIA and
the ,, nec,na beneficial shose diseases the basis
LlnR me pures x CT and R!U hisk.es. Harmless An
I'd FER qaari !as he ,sade u ssrpei
81 hbersI Discount b b. rbour Ea:nton and Frank
Tnlne. " hoesae Grocer. aud Sole Agents Tor this
c,V, HENRY BlSCHOFF CO., New York and
I'll. III "
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VHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

The REAR THIRTY-NINE FEET FOUR INCHES
OF LOT TWENTY IN SQUARE ONE
HUNDRED AND ElNETY-EIGHT, HAVING
FRONT OF TWENTY-ONE FkET, BOUNDED
By FIFTfENTH AND XTEENTH STREETS
AND AND STREETS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER EIGHTH aaS
1852. at FOUR O'CLOCK. on the Iremises. shalISS'&
sell the above prop rty- his lot is in q good-A-
locality and fronts "a foot alley. and peculiarly
adai ted for stable purposes.
Terms made known at sale. nat
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w H. wHEATLEf5s
STEAM DYEIN0
AND WET And DRY
SECURING ESTABi ISHMENT.
WIN call for and deliver WORK anywhere LA t'is ris.
met, Upon receipt OF address by nail or otherwise
Goods received and rsfiT1led by ail and xtress
tHo V all parts OF the country ;.
No. 1ots6 t01sD ss} il. FtfsSgy ST FIT.
nc NEAE BEIs,s:s. GgoREssyt,wN. u
SEcoND-HASp CLOTHING BOUGHT. A,Ii1 THE
11snese CASH pEaexh peii. ~. MftEhes yeN619.
0ans k1stnl4 Gc Gail httslrss htsk206 306 ~
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
TOMORROW.
THoMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CLOSING SALE OF BALANCE OF STOCK OF
MEE'S AND BOYS CLO1HING; EXTENSIVE
LINE OF PINE COLLARS, DRESS SHIRT =,
UNDEhW AR, SCARFS AND NECkTIES. &C.
At my auction rooms. WEDNESDAY MORNING,
NOVEMBER EIGHTH, at TEN O'CLOCK
This will be good chance to buy. every article
VIII be closed out At this sale. n6-zt
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! Tennessee Prisoner s.;,O Nss5:ir Fan
acts the Crime Win wa. 81 lae AZ
Charged. -. +. - - '. fl4 !

charged.
From the Nashville American. ~ -. s7s1s
IN the bav idson county jail is confined man
on tn ciars. OF murder VINO Is z Ven t. so,l-
nl:LbIiistiC habits. When the bells OF the city
u Itr il mi,!nir..t tho pifsoaer arises from las
CoilGh in n sstaitIF AID n0iari'sI manner greens
out to tie door q" til. Cell and ;Tut.nizas the
hail, or As nucn oft a. can b. 5eei, thruu-h the
door. and also every corner Of his narrow apart
hieht. us ii Intent upon satisfying himself that
n one is III the vicinity. He then proceeds to
take "a cotton shirt and fills the body of it witt,
the Covering tf the bed. also s,uiiiag the arms
full. lie places this iii one corner sn chair
ard puts upon the top Of It u hat Having ar
ran2sd this 10 sui bin, tie E0mnambulst with
no,sciess TRAD "aihs over to tie place where
broom ~ 81 ~ AID gIasIS IL a. il II were gun
ana. ctCcps with Catlike tread u,iUu the ii rure
IL the char. the inauuuvrc uS,.Infs cO.i.i,.-
eraj.. time. tne sleeper apparently acting as
II he "ao engaged in picking his way through
brush.
Having arrived at a MONT from which a good
view can oe Commanded. he coo!Iy AID dei:bl.-
atriy raises inc broom in rit.I angles to MS
Shoulder. Alter taking long aim he go,,S
through the SAME motion that one would in Gr-
l'ig gun IL" thcn approaches the caa!r. picks
up the dummy and caTIie5 it to the remote
corner OF the ce.l. He then goes down or all
foirs and goes through the motion OF ,iig-int.
Wito his hands Having duy until tho hole is
larSe eIough, he places the Stuffed SHIRT ia it
sn! carefully covers IL up, stamping the floor OF
tie Cell as II he Was pTe,sir-. down uneven
, ground. He thea scatters Uvcg it an arInfui Of
leaves. which ne go.s through the pIcccss OF
gathering from the d fercat portions vi his cell
The work concluded To his satisfaction the
sletpwaiker cOnceais the broom undcr his bed
AZ II hiding il .cun. He then washes uiS hands
examines MS Clothes carefully. as if to see if
. there was any blood upon them. and resorts
again to MS couch to sleep quietly uatil morn
ing The prisoner, when informed OF this
strange freak III h.s waking moments denies all
knowl dye OF the occurrence.
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FINHOMAS BOWLING. Aucunneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE Lors IN MOUNT PLEAS

'nAA We Az Nv "ooNi rhGAS-
~. ny Virtue IL. et u May &C
+ $ oil
sr Cd, three go and tn north seventy as, fsss
aa f lot F. b Is1s In Sss Ss
out Pleasa y, Il 7, the District 4 Cslgmb.A
aud expenses Of tse n caFh and balance in six and
by deed q" ONE hadra do aH d. ssarsS
be s S o n SIse Saens a. cost Of
anon Of cash required will be announced 1t time
old WILLIAM A. GORDON Tru.sse
FRIDAY. SEVEN EENiH NOVEMBER. 1882. salne
hG na and pace BY oras5 u 8 TsS- nwrr,a ,,
SoRTa%hsT. Az SSPRoSFp = Srnkif
WhsT. Al aurTiIN AND y . : Af-'' 10 "oA1A n
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of thea
n.ssei Oh the 18th day Of srItemher d. 1850. IN
Ss and s :ssssss
81 Sh ss fE1EsE1H p No me ss.
ing descrlbed lot. rarces Of land lyng aud hs!Hg
proved iS No. 10 IL fa ssas eng g snsS
s H sy H. n L. & IN 8 S ss
OF kisgs snbdlysl Of taid san.re no. sos HlE .
N5 5Pi 1HE j Sf i.sa s + fTTF
the dsy after the sfor said win offer. like man
e Street u es I
corner of said ct thence cart feet bGoS
aaar rs s < sss
@ e sHsaos s sGx x hs e the rSs g
frame house 5th street
square So sla e ., S ths conner par 5 4, ana 90
fronting g iett on sth street and 80 fee. strs
que q twelve months the purchaser purchaser -
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30 Pnzes $ll2 100
Whole tickst 81. half tickets. :27 teketa $50: IS
Ecmit money or hank draft by letter, ecnd by
pfsese. DON'T SEND BIZ REGISTERED LETTER Dc
saisess can te sent at expenss Address q; orders
xyiiie, Ky.. or 4. II eiso5AHDMaN 80 prss1ov ,'
Aew York; or J. w. CLARK. til New Jersey avenue
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t5)OrH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
commonwealth p,sTRIBUIIoS co.

Go, IT tIh. CIV o1 lgnilis'1 7c.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER SGT 1882
~ ese dfa~iIisn cScnr mt.ntIy toundays cxceptei)
k.HtuCky. -
- he untet, States Circuit Court On March 81. rom
0eIet the following lecisioan
IHliy Is legal.
s. cond--Its drawings are rli-
1Ias conf any has hand large reserve fund.
N0-u SAfcitiu the iSt for IL,
NOV mp WING.
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TWEEN AND STREETS SOUTH AND ON
SOUTH NJ SIREET, BE WIEN SEVENTH AND
CANAL reefs EAST. OPPOSITE u. &.
NAVY YARD.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the -
District OF Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No. S3
loss (Ihe Central National Bank W.. Guinand -
al viii offer for sale nj public ton in front Of
the respective ieces Of property ment oned and ON the
dsys and hours stated all the interest title and Astst0
~ tie parties o. saLd syi. and the following rnul
estte situate IN the city of Washington, in SAID Ds-
trict. To wit:
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH lssa
ATFOuR O'CLOCK p. NJ. Lot D. in the squars $50.
having trout Of &c feet LIST street east and running
back hat width III fee To alley 35 feet wide i'm
proved 10y one-story Frame Office ana . two story
ON FHJDAY. NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH Iss1
at the same hour Lot 5. ia SO. having front
OF 40 feet y inches south Nj street RUM ng bach
that width l29 feet IL inches to alley 30 fet wide
and bounded the west 10y another alley Is ct wide
This lot IL unmIroyed. and desirable for building
purposes, the An acnstia and Potomac Il cars pas-
sing the street which fronts and being closs
proximity t. the navy yard
Terms of sxle efourth cash on the day OF pale or
within days thereafter the four equai
nstaments in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months from the day Of the purchaser giving his
her their prcis notes therefor bearing intercrf
from the day OF sale at ak per per annum or eli
Cash at his. her their election The title 10 the re-
spectye parcels sold to b. retae until the uIl amount
OF the urchase money and interest l. raid. II any
purchaser shall fail t. comply with the terms of sale
the rght TO resdvet aud resell the property
at the risk and cost Of such defaung purchaser lhe
property will be offered separate lots or parces $50
deposit on accept nee of each bid.
JAMES b. EDWARDS. Trustee.
n4-eodSde COS ID street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOS. J. FISHER Il co,

TyHos. J. FISHER 4 co.
PERKMpToRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kSp 2f sTREkTs k6KThaEs
81 T The sIIssfEaH 2FfSsas NE ok
ATENtE AND D sTREET NORTHWEST. 10
oo oL9 fHk AZ EsT sFTFRNoos NoyxMnERa
SEVENTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of thekS
premises we shall sell parts Of Lots Nos ] and 26 =
msni Brick Dwelling House. No. 1908 ! street north
At HALF-PAsT FOUR. O'CLOCK PM SAME
on the premises shall sell the north IL feet Of
proved BSief Iwens No. as aia lou
AT FIVE F1 O'CLOCK p. M. SAME DAY. in from. Of
Lot p square 2s5 east side Of ian street. be-
occupied by the District government . Public
Terms: onethird in cash, the remainder in one and
two years. with interest payable semi-annually and
secured by deed of trust on the premises. All con
each piece Of properly viii E resaired 4 the time Of q
o25-d 1924 street northwest.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers.
BY authority of decree passed by the supremeeza
Cont Of the District Of Columbia. sitting as ANY,
fnff DAY on OF the Sn 5
nnlmproved Lot located the east side of Eleventh
m gu, street between and streets southwest being
der. " N -'O' WV ~ '.e ''N
Terms of sale: One third cash. and the balance in
day of sale and secured by deed of trust property
90 eo d. TT al cash 2, option Of purchase DEPOSIT of
ancng. NC, at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
Piled with in i've days. property win be resold at
ma MARY % = BY BYE ..1 Guardian rd1,p..
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LnOs1D fhNPkkTN ON The FAST 0{Ox
OF THE SEVENTH STREET fURNPIkk
Mn IHE HOWARD UNIVERSITY. H.
iMEhN IhUhBULL STREET AND HOWARD
BY yrtne q decree of the Supreme Court Of shs<nn
D1str1ct of Columbia. passed the 9th day OF jam
AIRY, lSse, IN equity No. G. Ss< vberrp -
Ohyer Is. Ma1ruder IL complainant and John W. ~
e. al defendsnts. theundersigned Trustee win ali W
TpSk nPl neK Pm IN 9n MtpNEspsx The III
lowing described property. in parcels sccordine =
plat Med in the cause, viEs All that part a
tract Of land IN Washington county in the DissrSt
Of Columbia known Mount Pleasant and hefnr 4
part Of Lot No three 49, the division OF said trs
which allotted David Peter part or Parcel a
lsnd fronting the eastern boundary q the Seventh
square Of land. bounded the north by W. d.
Beas purchase and the south by that tract cold
Aaron NJ Gsttrel. togeher with all the improyements
&c. Said property subdvided into lots Of 81 50
feet 'front.' with depth of 2os feet. one Of said oes
Is improved by large three STORY brick dwelling and
Clubhouse.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money cssh
In hand. and the remalnde in three equal instament
paysb At six. twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF SAKE. the said deferred payments bearing In
terest at the rate of six per cent per annum from
date OF sale. AL ancing at OF
Taxes to tie paid by the Trust the proceeds u
sale Adepoeit of $50 each required ON day a
sale III the terms of sale conpiiei with in ten
days the Trustee reserves the right resell the pro.
perry at the risk and of the delaultng purchsr
O2S-d HARVEY l.. PACE
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81 THE ABOVE SIZE is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. SEVEN EENlH NOvtM BER 1882, same
hour and pace. BY order If Trustee.
ND THOMAS DUWLfNG Auct
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

,HANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND uNnx.
PROVED REAL ESTATE. LOCATED ON Tan
WEST SIDE OF FIRST STREE EAST, BE.
TWEEN AND G STREETS SOUTH, AND ON
SOUTH Nj STREET, BE WEEN SEVENTH AND
CANAL STREETS last. OPPOSITE u. &.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T,HoNAs BOWLING. Auct,op..r.

'HASSERG SALE OF IMPROVED AND uxru.
81 pFFo! rHr Pss8pP SESru on srs TEE FAST SRs
NAB The HOWARD UNTvERSfTY ~.
TMLEN ThUMBUL.L STREET AND H0WiHD
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-23
The Rridre of Sighs.

A correspondent describing first
walk in Venice, SAYS: "At every few
yards q watefy way runs into the main
III terry, and you have to mount the steps
TO the arehed bridge. On one of These
bridges there is an excellent view of the
Bridge of Signs, rising above the same
canal. Then by n few steps, and you
are standing by the beautiful 6blumns
which support the famous lion of St.
Mark and ST. Theodore on a crocodile
the first being the tutelary saint of the
city, and patron, the other of the an
cient Republic This spot was, in
olden times. the place Of execution, and
as we step across it now the vision of u
seafIold. an assembled crowd and man
scled human creatures come up between
us and sights of St. Marks square be-
yond, the most interesting place in the
most interesting Of cities whose history
is a romance and existence Dream -
Hundreds and hundreds of pigeons
crowd the stone pavement, and little
children and their nurses are feeding
them. These pigeons come every day
to be fed, and tradition has it that they
are the descendants of flock Admiral
DandaIo used in besieoing the island of
Gambia They brought him intelligence
which greatly aided him in the capture,
and he afterwards sent them TO Venice.
where they have ever since been care
fully tended. When the music is play
ing they keep up regular dance in the
mir. and seem to delight in the sweet
sounds =
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and said ssSee, at length I came She
said: Who art thoua'' And he: II am
Bitau- Well thou knewest that | could
not live after the cedar was cut down.
And now live indeed, but ms a bull
At these words the favorite had great
fear and the next day she said to Pha-
raoh, Swear BY the god that thou wilt
listen to my request He swore. Let
me eat, she said. ..of the liver of this
bull. The king was sorrowful, but he
had sworn and he sent an officer who
slew the bull
As they brought the liver two drops
of blood fell from it at the foot of the
steps of the palace. and from them
grew in a night two persea trees. beau
tiful as none others in the land. This
marvel was told Pharaoh and he came
forth and sat under the shade of the
pcrseas, he under the one and the ia
yorite under the other. Then the per-
sea whispered to the favorite. ''Faith-
less one, live in spite of thee; though
the cedar was cut down and the bull
was slaughtered. | still am Bitau."
Afterwards the favorite spoke to Pha-
raoh, 'sSwear by the god that thou wilt
listen to- my request The king swore
and she said, Give orders that these
persea trees be cut down and hewn in
TO planks.' Pharaoh sent forth skilled
workmen and they cut down the persea
and hewed them into planks. AS the IA
vorite stood by to watch the hewing q
chip of the wood flew into her mouth,
and in due time it was said to Pharaoh,
"A male child is borne.' Then was
there rejoicing through the land, nurses
and wise women were summoned and
Pharaoh named the child 1.-THE royal son
of Cush (fEthiopia)." Acts of state were
performed i'm his name. and when Pha-
raoh died the child came to inherit all the
land. Forthwith he called together the
counsellors and declared before them
all his history-for the child was none
other than Bitau- and said to them,
Judge me- as again this woman" The
counsellors Judged and that which they
decreed was carried out. CThe original
has precisely this vagueness, plainly lest
the impression made by the noble char
acter of Bitau should be married by
description of the punishment of his
faithless and cruel spouse.)
For twenty years Bitau ruled over the
land of Egypt and when he died his
brother Anubu.ruleci in his stead.
''Thus has written the scribe Ennatu,
master of books, and whoever shall
speak of this book may the god Thot be
his friend"
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The Gourtisr's Reply.

81 oid Morse King. one dark and stormy night.
S'st win ms catfrtiers in his windy hail
The OAK logs hiazesi, and shafts Of aqIsily lioht
"aAefed IKE moving spears along the wall.
".I 1,l ike some old Viking armed for war,
me tempest wandered in his robe of rain
Or. rushing with clamor from affair."
Roared through the castle, and was gone
again. e-e
The monarch and his bearded courtfef.ss SAT
All silent round the fire, with downcast eve
No sound within was heard. save when d f.lf
SeamFered across the floor, with dismal cry
But suddenly bird. wet-winged and bright
Flashed over them, and vanished "a il came
Out OF the night, it vanished into night
AS brief and beautiful as q falling flame
'Such," said the king, .ssuch is this life of
OnrS,-
moments passage through n lighted room:
One taste of this sweet breath,-then death de-
Life's transient day in its eternal gloom"
moment no one spoke; then, with a tear,
An aged eourtier FASTENED to respond:
''TrtIe, sire, the tired bird did not tarry here
because the nest God gave it lay beyond
james Buckham in Lippineott's Mag
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naotherel Motnersll MotnsrslIl

Are you disturbed at night and bro
ken of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth2 IF so. go at once and
get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
lug Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor
little snfferer immediately-dep
npon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is not mother on earth who
has ever used 1t, who will not tell you
at once that it viii regulate the bowels.
and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child operating like
magic It is perfectly safa to use in all
cases. and pleasant TO s1se taete and is
the prescr the oldest
and best and nurses
in the o. sold every
where So cents hottfe.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-23
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