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Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14
SCATTERING.

A man advertised for a "helpmate, who shall be 8 companion of my heart, my head, my lot" A candidate for the situation wrote: 1T don't care to know anything about your head or heart but how big is your lot" Boston Globe.
 swell New Yorker has a curious finger ring with the ten commandments engraved on it in such small characters that they can only be read with the aid of 8 microscope. People who know him well are of the opinion . that he has lost the microscope. -PhitddeI-
 o1tia Neaos.
 at friends house on wet day and, her feet being damp, she said to her friend, My dear, will you let your maid bring me a pair of your slippers 2' My love-" replied her friend-there were several people in the room-''do you think my slippers will fit you ?' "Oh, I think so, my darling, if you will tell her to put & cork sole inside of them. ."-BoSto7, Times.
 The other day pompous little fellow at a dinner table WAS boasting of the great men with whom ho was on intimate terms. He was in constant correspondence with Long fellow had lunched with Tennyson, was on friendly relations with the Prince of Wales and, in short knew everything and every body At length quiet individual at the further end of the room broke in on the con versation with the question: My dear sir, did you happen to know the Siamese twins 2'' Our hero who evidently had 0 talent for ly- ing but no real genius, at once replied ''The Siamese twins, sir Yes, sir; l be- came very intimate with one of them, but l never had the good fortune to meet the other"
 A horse trade: Hudson river farmer, who wanted better horse than he pos
 sessed, drove into Yonkers one day with his nag, and hunting up certain citizen who | had the sort of horse he wanted the farmer tofo tn aYchanpa | understand that you arc Christian man P' l "Yes, sir" Belong to the Baptist church ?' l ''Yes." "One of the deacons, I believe p 'I am.' trade was made, and the farmer l drove home with the new equine. But in 1 the course of three days he returned and be gan: ''See here, deacon, what kind of g man are yoa? You never told me that horse l got of you had spavins and ringbones
 and heaves !'' No, believe I didn't.
 "Well, you are pretty Christian, you are !'' "My friend" placidly replied the good man l Eff you can find it anywhere in the good bool that a deacon fin the Baptist church mus point out the defects in his own horse where
 a sinner is too ignorant to see for himself, IT
 admit my ain and trade back. Come in ant we'll hunt up the passage."- WdH Stree Neaps.
 l VOTE NOW. l stWhat are you doing, Johnny my boy 2" | Asked parent in solemn tone, ! ''Im pulling the plants up by the roots, To see if they have grown"
 1 ''Ill put this match in the magazine"
 Cried the soldier, in army blne, | t'Id like to See, just for the joke, l What the alarmed concern will do' l sHes awful smart, this cracksman is," Al 1 Remarked Director Shocks, .& 1 ''We'n put him in as head cashier;
 l Just to overhaul the books"
 | ooh, why put sand in your nice
 Your action is wild and strana
 l ''It's gone we'll for twenty y,
 l That think 1t needs cha
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14

It is believed by the Washington core spondents that the chief struggle for the speakership of the Forty-eighth Congress will be between ex-Speaker Samuel J. Ran dall of Pennsylvania and Mr. Carlisle of Ken. lucky, the former representing oonserva- tive protective policy, and the latter oppos- ing all tariff except for revenue.
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immortality with any serious severity, solthat there is but little temptation to infanticide.
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Sieraieiabrige Grfahruna sineg
alien 0DGrtetiu.

Mrs. Winslcws SOcttins gyrup plrb
oon elmer Der betsn Doftorinnen unb ben
gDarterinnsn IN ben 9er. Staaten p.r.
lhriebsn. 81 wurbt felt 40 Sabreu pon
Nilionsu uun WIttern unb Rinesrn nit
ME fstlsnoen srfOlse sstrautt, ipwotl
pcn rsn' 6 Gage altm 3ints, pie BON er.
waalsnsn 5linbsrn: Gs bsisitist @&arie
m Wasen, bsfrsit pom Winetolf unS re.
sulirt bic Wsodrme ct psrlhafft fir Sin.
Der uno Miiitsr State uub 0otlbsbaasn.
setr slauben, eaB Ter Sprup eas bette
uno iiasrlle Mittsl IN sessn Dyientsris
uno Dtarrboi bti Jsinssrn, eleihpi,l Of
burb 3a6nen psrurfaht Uosr bnrd anee
re uriahfn. Cine 0sbrauasanwsiluna
wirb jeptr 6laids bsissssbsn. 20 IN fsinS
aht, tptnn niht pas Jat1mile BON Cur.
tic u. psrftns auf Der Aubsnfeits Der Gin.
paduns snttaltsn III. Sa allen Npctbe.
ten gu babsn, bic 5laihs % Gents.
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idmere Mappe nit benz intaltidwerer
Yapier fet inter ben, Nru, Ca iprans BIZ
Ebir ouf unb Warspt nit funfelnosr
Wuaeu eridien unb ,c3 ben 70 iebnllhf
@rpurteten nit Rd iu.oas 3!mmer.
ST Der Ntt fertis semrroen = snt
ltimmt Der Snbolt nit ben bon mir Sener
genahten Nneaben iieerein? fraSte IT.
taltia unter ihwerem Ntbembclen.
perr Sultt3ratb Nblber8, ELM fleiner
runter 6err nit freunolidem, lethaft &C.
rStbetem Mntlib unb fuafelnoen NeuSlelnY
briifte 6rau BON Nambert bic 5uno unc
flilferte itr NIT elmer BerbeuSuns redt
galant gu:
@rotutire, fdSne 6rau, sratulire! Go
sic aenaue &enntniB BON Der lsbtwllli8en
Gerfiisuna bes alien 6errn Sommer3ien'
ratbs batteu, 70 oarf id, Sbnen idon Be-
ifdtisen, boB Der wid,tise Mtt Shren Bor=
ten ssuldb, CUR @usflbruns aelanSte.
WGe Nprmalitdten, welde baS @elet in
sleidem Safe poridrsibt. iInb erfilt uno
mir biirfen nunmetr bsrrbist ihlafen.
Warsot atbuete erteiatert auf. Oanf
S6nen, feudte Te, i'd weroe Sbnen bieien
Dieult ME pergeGeu! - Der 3rante 1T
tpcbl iebr fdmad uno ansesrifien
@ine aans natiirlide Tolse Der Gnfre=
suns uno lang anbauernosn geraoncluna,
bic nun einn,at nit elmer iolden Nrbeit
perbunbeu linb. gr Iheint Ibertaupt
red,t binfdfIia III Ieit.
5eute III iein 3uifano nod gut "a nen=
men, rftmuls fiitdtete Id, fdcn, bab es NIT
einem Sdlus gu @noe sebea wiirce. =
Der arnle = liebe Snfel! 81
Damn mar es bic bShite 3eit, bas Sic
mid sehcIt unc mir Nlles biibih in Orb
nuns sebradt baben. Nohmuls sratulire
i'd, Sbnen uno bite sic. mir aud trce
Der Willionen, ,pelhe 5ie erparten, cine
quite. liebe Treunoin bleiben gu wcdrn.
= @ute 9tadt!
(fyprtletuna frlat,,
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9 0 NJ s pbttrrettet.

Biliam s. Gousblin BON 5omsruitle,
Mail, fost: SIM 5srblt 1876 bstam Id
eunssnbluten sefolst pon eiasm bsftissn
hu(ka. sd eerlur BEN Nppstt unb mein
5leii& unp wuroe bfttldseris. Sn 1877
braGte man mid tns 6ospital. Die Mer,te
srtlartsn, Id bate Elm God In meiner Gun.
Sc bon Der GrSbe eines balben Duuar=
itidss. Soaar 0te Nadri9t BON meinsm
aoes otrtreitete l16. Sd CAB ane Scf.
nnns auf; na empfatI mir Elm Greunb
Or. Wflltem AaIIs YaI1a m
fur bie eunse. Sd ssbrauate cine
Glalht unb 3u msinsm Grlidunsm murbe
Id bsiier, unk bin bsute ge1iinber, ais felt
brtt Sabren.
So 1rrsits bies In Der Suifnuns, bab
Sober NIT fronfer 2unse Bebaftete Or,
Wttliam 5aus 3a!faa &C..
broudt, uno Id Bin lber,eust, bab baf.
felbe bic Wusjebruns beilt. SD tann 20.
iitio bthauptsn, oab mir Der Yallam mstr
Wutee srutslen bat, als ale ibrisen Mr.
3sneien 3ulamnen, bic Id nabm.
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Seras.

~ Der Stabtratb bon 6ouRcn bat
ieinen Ylun betrefs Yhaferuns Der
StruBen oufseseben uno ipirb bic Strabe
nad benz naion<Depot nit Sizes auffil,
len. Inter Zen Sizes merbeu aSaise
Ylanfen selest. Sin Ibeil Der Tranflin=
Strabe ioa inbeB sepnaifert Uerben, ts
$4,000 aH oielem 3red se,eidnet murben.
= aMos 3. Softer bonn BOitoepartemsnt
mar in Soui itDn uno bat Nnsetote gum
Bau zines nelsM YOfsebduoes buielblt
entseSensencn,nlen. Die @ntIdeiouns
1T inbelIen nod nidt sefillt mpreen.
= Wa4 Muffin fam bic Madridt, baB
5tpiiden ben Sie9- unb Sduf;idtern in
9lanO County ein Gries eriliirt, nobel bic
gieb3idter bic arsreifenoe 8artei bil.
ben. Ter @enerafabjutant miu ienes
Gountp beiuden.
= Sci 5ope in 2abaca County wurbe
Elm @nslssber Manlens gQllarb Dnn isie
mem S&maser Gapenbiib eridolien. Die
8erunlufuns gum Worbe mar bic -Drcs
buns gallaros, feline 6ruu idlusen 3u
molten.
= Die Hepublifaner in Dallas baben
Delesaten erwdblt fur cine AM 4. Mir3
ab5ubaltenee acnbention, UNI Nowina.
tisnen fir Stabtdmter gu MAIDEN.
- 1ie gaft Cine unb 9feb Silver Gna=
seleiiebabn mirb bon @reenpille, Sunt
ecunts, cine 3tpeislinie mad Dallas
bauen laHen.
- Der beriihtiste Oeperabo Same8
s. Damion 1T bei Sbpotls grpilins am
Jfec Riper nabe Delaware genb BON BEN
gberiIi Soc Sarowisf eridoHen mproem.
Danion ipar serabe i'm Sesrili nit iei>
mem Partner pint See iiter ben 6luB ~
teeen.
~ 6iinf Sniaien bes @eiansnilies au
Ga Strange mahten am lbenb bes "a.
einen Tludtperiud. sic 1atten ibre
3elleu erbrcden nnb iiberfielen ben Ge.
fdnsniBmdrter 6anfin, ais er ben @efans
senen Wuiier brinsen mDllte. Rantin
pertbeipiste ii& belpsnmutats, madte
fdliestid sOn ieinsr Mafis GebtauG uas
eri9oB ben bes Yferosoiebfabls anses
tlugtsn 5. W. Sarriion. Drei Gnbere
fsbrten bieruuf in ibre 3ellen surhd unS
Aoams, benz bic Tludt selans, erfreute
lih eer 1reibeit nur trenise Stunpen, pu
cr bonn Sbsriii StiSss tpieOer einsefansen
rurbe.
= Sn Sort 8Ortb ic1 Elm republitani.
iGes Ntenoblatt beraHsseseben 'psrsen.
- Der nStaiesmana in Gulfin pers
Bfienilint ben Namen BON @superneur
Hcberts alS ben eines Ganpicaten fir
bic Wieberwabl alS @ouperneuer.
= Die SraSe mann bic grtralieune
Der 2esislatur erSffuet merben iOu, II
Jest entihieben. @s piro bies apl ~
9pril geidebsn,
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g. eSpsfc ttitb SDbme.

Die einfaDe Nntiinoisuns, baB BIZ
Serren ScSfe uHo SDbne ibre Yreii
fir a1c ldwereren Waaren beoeutent
berabseieet baben, um 9aunt gu Idaffer
fur bic balo 5u ermartenren SrihlabrS
maaren, wirb seniisen, I'm cine mabr'
gSlferlDanoeruns nad benz beliebtet
@eidaftslcfal ins 2eben 5u rufen. Seb'
Dame mirp BON Der sebotenen @e:
senbeit gebraud MAIDEN, nlDslidlt pprs
t9eil9aft einfaufen 3u fSnnen, unb bieIe
@eiesenbeit miro bier sebpten. l1ebri=
ssns barfen mir ben Damen bic Wit-
tbeiluns MAIDEN, baB bic 9erren Scsfe
lih in elmer Weiie fir baS TrabiabrS.
sei6aft pcrbereiten, baB beitimmt erwar-
tet lperben fam, iie iperben aud bieSs
NAL allen ibren @oncurrenten bic Spies
tietcn. gBir iaten seitern erfi perRide
Aepqlde (SfcusS) bon elmer be5aubern=
ben 6lrfearradt. Ofa9 unb mad tpers
ben Die sl6Beren Baareni isnounsen ein>
treiien uno man fam iider iein, in ben,
WooebaSar tdSlid etpasgeeues gu finben.
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Gralfus Neeo.

Oas erSbte MSbtlfager be,
Staet ii pastentse bes 5errn s. @etb.
MStsi alsr Nrt fno balslbf In srUbter
Nusmabl gu ben nieorisaen Yrsifcn si
babsn unb In Der 1bat tann isber Sc.
itmad bsfriecist tpsrben. parlor> unb
S1laDtmmer. .Sets fauft man b.i 6errn
y. Nsso gu Gabritpreiien, ba sr feline M5.
bel brett aus ben sr0btsn Jabriten bee
sanoss beiisbt. Serr &eeb bat auber.
Gem einsn srcben gorratt uon asppiden
uno Wfatten unb aosn In bieles Sad ein.
lhlagenben Waaren. Wsr WStet iraenb
rpslfher Writ 9etrau6t, tbut mobl, fa on
9errn Neeb 3u wenoen. gom @ew6tn.
lihifen bis gum MGerfsinfsn unb 1beuer=
fen tit Mlles In feinsn. Store ,u ineen.
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= W}it 1dn,er,liden @efiihf hetrohte

Wait idmerSliden @efibt betradtet
bic Ofutter ibr bleides 9inblein, bas trps
aaer Yfleae fd ausenideinlid absebrt,
metl bic Nabruns, bic iie tbnt nit ibrer
gruitntild 9emabrt, nidt senus nabrenoe
StOfIe enbalt. Sn iclden Sale nun silt
eS e'nen poGsiiltisen @riae fir narbafte
ytntfermil9 GIT finoen unb i'm gu benusen.
@efunoen 1T beri iel6e bereit5: = NeuIfabs
ter'S Oeutides Sinbermebt entba(t ale
bic geltanotbeite, bic iid demiid, in ae=
lumber W'ntterlid nadweiien lal1en, in
genau oemlelben Mii9unsperbaltniF.
Sn allen apctbefen gu baben.
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Qa cas- warsn i&Sne @tunbsn,

WH cas- wdrfH 1HDne Stun6fn, Wls
Id gum srasn Mal SoZODONT &C..
branht uno eas anssnebme Qroma I'm
MInbe fublts, uno ale Id por ben @pie.
ael frat une fab tpis BON Sag 3u 5ag msin
3atnFsilt rcassr, msine 3dtne fH0ner
rnrben. sd wsrbe nte aufbSrtn bas.
lflbs su ssbrauasn. aae DrOSifsn ipsrs
faufsn ss.
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(DstrOit dres Yree bonn Is. San.

Oellptt Ulef YtfB ppW 10. San.
Gthteimsr Bros. baben foe5en Elm Gar.
loao BON @seos Gil. Gpss 5onie ertalten,
Dieter Grtifel psrtauH fh lstr raid uns
10 mub 60 au@ lsin, efnn 70 III obne 3wsi.
fsl bsr tsRe @rtitel l,iner Nrt, Der ie elm.
ssfusrt rurbe, uno tat niht Iein.s @let.
hfn. 9fur eas bette Naterial mirp AZ
Nsfts Silt gose Sonic psrmaubt.
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Cine 9epe1che aus Yetersb

= Cine 9epei6e aus petersburg
melbet, @emeral Ssnatieff, Der N}ini=
iter bes Snneru, erfldrt, Die &egierun9
babe S6ritte sur 8erbinoerltng Der
Suoegperfolgungen getban uno Die Gltz
belt6rungen merben li6 ni6t ipieberbo=
len.-9er amtli6e uMeHanger" besa-
pouirt Die &e6en bes General Sfobeleff
unb iagt bieielben ieien feline pripats
duBerungen, su benen er ni6t bon Der
ru1liWen 9aegierung ernd6tigt par
uno Bic oaber ni9t Sic stpii6en Seuti6=
Lamb unb STU uBlano beitebenoen freuno=
f6aftli6en ge5iebungen beriibren
f1utpt1.
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1857 0sminnt tm 1ftrass ssn Sit. 400
~ Mnfrassn fir Mssntes. fprit Rat.n far
stndtt wrben.
Dtstn Snfurmatioa pb. B.atuanasn fnreibt naa
a. W. U. Dluptin,
BEN SrIeans e.
gbwayb WuOft. @etnf. gdt 5suNon u. assaaia
eiraes, Gan aaionic.
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(Bcrtleeuns fplat.

Serr Treb. Sdmals, Mablenifeinz
bauer in DAYTON, g., n1udt uns fplsenpe
Mittbeiluns: uDa i'd idcn ldnsere 3eit
an ben 2unsen selitten babe, abpe9ielno
nit Ser3flopfen unb 8ruit6eidwerben,
lies i'd mir elm Yafet bon Or. Nusu #
&Snis'S 5amburger grmittbe e
bolen. Sd na1m oenielben mad Scr>
idrift cine 3eit lang unb wu,be baourd,
pOllfrm men wieberbersefeat.
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2Oui1iana State Qotterp So.
Di,fes Snltpt pasbs iu Sasr. 1858 fur Gr4
siebasBs> unS Dubttbdtieteits 9ps6e suu ba
Staatslesislatur sefeb!i& ineorpprirt NIT einem
aapitaI SON s., ,o6o. zoo, Az wsIdbsm fe feitbt,
einsn ReferYefonb son $3.50 900 bimsusefist tat,
Dar6 Elm lbtriAwsnsIides:: Batum rurben iNrs
Rs4ts tin 4teiI Der sessawdrtissa Gtaa.seon>
Sbrs syossa 8itbunsem spm sinaeIntu
Namm n flnben moRatIt& tatt. RismeIs uirt
sins 9is9ang ssrf&sbeu. Ran ltft naafplstnbs
wreisserteiluna.
0rcbe ntcnatli&e. 3iebuns Ser
Classe G.
tn Nsp Srltans Ditnaas ben IA. @ars 1882.
ale nnitr. fanfiieen 3isbunsen fnbsn fiatt un.er
Iuft1t unb 2eiiuns Der @tnsrdle
o. o. 8fauregara ysa ghaiseana mud
gnbal g. Curly ,isn a'iYsiniem.
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- 6olaenpes Ginasianbt entne9men

- 6olsenbes Ginseianbt entne1nen
pir bem nBecbahter" fir 3oct Il Du
gase &c., Gbieaso Sas.; adt Sabre
,urid pertrat id msinen redten SUB.
Seitcem babe if jebesmal, wsnu i'd Ell.
nen 0sbltritt madts, itarie S6msr5en
sebabt. SD BABE piele Wlittsl prOblrt
aber ebne sebsilt 5u werben. AlS i'd
bicien Serbit wieoer srpBe Gdmerjen
peripiirte, 70 baB id nidt seben fonnte,
fanfte i'd cine 6laide ct. Safcbs Sel.
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Wad pier @inreibunsen waren bic
Sdmer3en seridpunben unb ieitbem
babe id iie aud nidt ipieoer perlpiirt.
Stub. Srsmer, &lmburlt, Sus.
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au gremen. unb gsriretsr Der gssw gprfer, Bale
more unb New Srlsanftr 9inien.
Da bic rtseImd6istn Habskn swifdsu
Bremen unb Mep Srleans unb Oalssisen te me-
auf Weiteres. Guftrdse fur Yahaae sid REM
CERT uoer Baltimore pon Bremen unb allen ar6>
eeren pldben Garrpas mad alien Giienbatni1a>
tionsn In Ieras entseetn. Gbtnfale ftrti6tn
mir Nalfaaefhfine poD galseiicn Sta Naitimore
uno M.w g:rf mad grsmsn, une 3eiourbinstis
~ ermdbistea yreien aus.
Weikre Nusiunft eribeiItn
Ranifmasn Runee. Mstmtsn fur 3ras.
so.io .. 4arbed. &seni,:: San anipais. xsras
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2tftbtr yrttftt

2pprertnt nttpRe Wewinnt:
. Ipprcrimattuns.g .gewinne ~ Sseo
3 bo. 200
9 sts lao
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twelvenlonth ago, leaving Percy two
thousand year, and pretty old house
Kent.
So. two months before this evening.
Moray sold out and came over to Jersey
| to win his old love; when. to- his great
disgust. he discovered that he no longer
cared for her, nor she for him. Still they
went on PLAYING at love till Glare Grattan
I came on her visit tn the Gives, and Percy
! fell honestly. heartily in love with her.
( Nevertheless. he felt he was in a man.
ner bound TO marry Gertie if she wished
+. it-and it was hardly likely. he thought.
that she did not; for the girl was full OF
wounded pride and Indignation against
I the man she loved. and held the sweet jest
UP by dancing. talking. and flirting with
/ Percy so desperately that she deceived
b. tn him and Captain Rashton into the
| idea that she was in love with the former.
Ii was full half an hour before Percy
was able to gain Clare'S side and ask FOR
1.-The dance YOU promised me"
She knew it would be far more marked
If she refused, so took his arm as the first
bars of the waltz sounded.
Clare was fond of Waiting. and Percv's
long. swinging, yet perfectly smooth step
suited her better than any other. She
could not help enjoying the swift motion,
and the certainty that under his guidance
she was safe from merciless knocking and
humping against other couples to which
many men subject their unfortunate part
ners.
The last slow chords sounded, and they
stopped.
.'Ah, " said Percy, drawing long breath.
..it'~ warm
1T is, assented Clare.
But the garden is COOL said Percy
80 people seem to think. she answer
ed laughing.
For every one had poured out of the
ballroom to the cool night air. and the
white dresses glimmered dimly among the
trees on the small lawn.
They have placed the refreshments
table out there" said tie young man.
Don't yon want some claret-cup ~
The want was supplied. and they sat
down on a rustic seat near the table. The
lawn seemed nearly as full as the dancing
room had been a few minutes before; and
Clare watched Gertie as she saw her evil
IDENTITY engaged in furious Irritation with
man whom she knew Percy dsliked.
''She must do it to vex him." Clare
thought, quite ignorant that Gertie had
not once thought of Mr.. Moray this even
ing.
From the veranda sounded the warning
bars OF a galop, and the lawn began to be
deserted Clare would have risen, but
Percy stopped her.
Don't go yet" he said lat least. if
you are not engaged for this
But am
Then let your partner find you
No. | really must 90. | want
"Oh, | know what YOU want--to avoid
me-"
Mr.. Moray"
Il beg your pardon if am rude; but
how have | offended you?'
You have mott
Then why do You always try to escape
| speaking to me? What have done ~
| Nothing. /"
why do you stop? Oh, Glare. Glare.
don't you know that love you? ~
Continued Tomorrow
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X. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patent,.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one Of the most capable ana
SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom have had Off
cial intercourse.
CIAS MASON, Commissioner of Patents.
"!nventors cannot employ person more trustwor
thy or more capable OF securing for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents
BOSTON, October 10, 1870.
K. II. EDDY, EsQ.,-Dear Sir: you procured foI
me, in $780, my first patent. Since then you have
ted for and advised me in hundreds of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole Of my business, in your fine
and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER
Boston. January !. 1882. "
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STATE OF MAINE.
ANIL LII

Penobscot, ss.-Court of County Commissioners.
April Term A. ID. lSs2.
Upon the foregoing petition IL is considered by the
Commits sioners that the petitioners responsible,
and that they ought 10 be heard touching the matter
forth in their petition, and therefore order that
the County Commissioners meet at the dwelling
house of H. l.. ID, arth, in the town of Sangerville,
in County of Piscataquis. Wednesday, the twenty
third day of August A. ID. 1882, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, aud thence proceed to view the route
mentioned in said petition, medately after which
view hearing of the parties and witnesses will be
had at some convenient place in the vicinity, and
such further easues taken in the premises rs the
Commissioners shall judge proper.
And it is further Ordered that notice of the time,
place and purpose OF the Commissioners meeting
Aforesaid be given to all persons and corporations
tres1ed by serving attested copy of the petition
and this order thereon upon the clerk of the town of
County Commissioners Tor the County of Piscatsquis,
and by posting up attested cepies aforesaid, in
three pubic places in said town of Dexter thirty days
least before the time appointed Tor such view. and
also by publishing the petition and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the Bangor Weekly Com
mercial and Democrat newspaper published in
Bangor, in said Penobscot County. and also in the
Piscataquis Observer. paper published in Dover. in
said Piscataquls county, and also in the kennebec
Journal,a paper published in Augusta, in the county
of kenn.bec aud being the State paper, the last
publication to be thirty days at least before the time
OF SAID view, that all persons and corporations inter-
rested may attend and be heard if they think fit.
Attest: RUEL SMITH, Clerk.
true copy Of the petition and order thereon.
3w2. Attest: EUEL SMITH, Clerk.
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To the Honorable County Commissioners Of de
Counties OF Peno6scot and Piscatdqnis:
The und. rsgned citizens of the town of Dexter.
respectfully pray thar much of the road recently
laid out in IeXer, by the joint action Of your Hon.
orable Boards, as extends from near Moses NJ Her
sey's to the Avenue Road, may be discontinued.
(Sgned) CHAs. SHAW and 6J Others
April Is, lSs,.
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