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TNIIE GREAT
1, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

nr T 1nFA$ aI.f ag gog5F sg,twrsr
R9rBkR RfI EAGk SrNPP
TRAINS LH1vG hEfEGt wAhiSaToN 9n S station
For pssar 9 sf he snsc SS
Fl raass @ sePpF c%Is q % % d r6 Esss
rsbSs S mel @ VIZ Wesiefs Sp1 GHpress f S l
daily, with Palace Cars to pittsbnrg and Clncin,
natl. Mail Express, $50 p. M, daily for Pitisburs
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
IN daily except, sunday, with Parlor Cars from
Harrisburg 70 Watkins !sSo p: m, ~ daily, except
For WiIiIamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmirn, at 90
For New York aud the East, 500 m, o;Soa M. 1850
1873 s = M and EXPOS s"adfF{ Fsn rS fsfoG aae
Cars lrS9 q. m, daily, % except Sunday, -
j Jersey Ctyy Win boats Of bro5Elyn Xppex aaora.
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
For PhlladClphia, 500 m, l6aOa. M 1870, f2o $50.
and lg2G p NJ . on sunday SgS i2p 9iSo t and i1S p
For Baltnorc, O4o $780, Gso 1880 a. m. and 1890, In,
O.l) Il. m I.20, 0!20 1850, $3.50, and 1870 p. m.
For Popes Creek Line, GiO6 m. and l:lo m. daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. and i:lOp. M. daily, except
ALEXXNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AMP "A ALENANDRlA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, $50, 200, $40 1i;OO, and lies a. m.
80, 5:Ol $40, 500 and 1850 p; M ON Sunday at GOO
For richmond and The South $50 aud lies a. M daily,
and $40 y. M. daily, except SUNDAY.
si5 and Slo a. MI ato 500 Sos 7o ana 80 D. M
and l2:00 midnight. On sunday at i:-i Sis and i0Oj
iicEets and infornatNn at tile Office northeast cor.
ncr of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyapia avenue.
and at the station, where orders can be LETT Tor the
checking of baggage to destination fom hot lis and
0'''' j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. sells
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DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CouRT-JusTIcE HAGNER-Jones VS.
Jones; payment of taxes by trustee ordered. Du-
ant VS.. Calvert; commission to get answer of nb-
sent insane defendant ordered 10 issue. Wheeler
Sage VS.. Campbell; exception to auditors report
overruled Dodge VS.. ofley; leave to amend bill
granted. shugrue Us. Fogarty substitution OF
mission to get answer of absent defendan. ordered
to ISSUE Sinner vs.. Sinner reference 10 auditor
ordered. Christancy VS.. Christiancy; divorce a
win. mat. granted. Butler VS.. Scott; heard and
submitted Adjourned till 1880 to-day. Assign
ment Nos SO to 80 inclusive,
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sssasssHstssssf sssssssss's'
I Ex. dividend.
MINING STOCKS.
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three day bills.....- 1881 Sixty-day bls..... 4s

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Money loaned down from
to per cent. and closed offered at per cent. tx
change was steady at 4s24@4s3 for long and 4S7ia@
4Ss for short sight. Governments were unchanged
except for AVS, which are Il per cent. lower. state
bonds were neglected. Railroad bonds were moder
atey active aud irregular The transactions aggre-
gated 3O2 900 shares including Canada Southern 1900
Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western 20 200; Denver
Rio Grnnde, 81, ,5o Erie 900 Kansas and Texas,
g. 2O0 Lake Shore 30,l00 Louisville and Nashville,
q 200 Michigan Central, o,60s Missouri Pacific, 9.iOG
Memphis and Charleston, $50 New York central
Paul 100; st. Paul and Omaha, 40G Texas Pacific,
1900: iUnon Pacific, 1890 Wabash Pacific, 9,lp
Western Union, 1000.
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REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI Transactions rs Recorded
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. T. 0lmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday, as
reported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds
On alley In rear of X street north, between
Fourth and Fl th streets west, part of lot 4,
square 5l5 go feet inches by 46 feet IL inches),
thony, $500.
On Ttird street west, between Pennsylvania and
Missouri avenues part of lot 81, reservation Q6
feet front by 100 feet, John A. Clarke ct ILL., trus-
tees, to Charles Walter, So, ,600
On Tenth street east, between and streets
south, part of lots IL and 12 square 974 IA feet
inches front by 1l5 feet 1012 lnches), Dennis +.
Ryon to Basil B. Earnshaw, S120
On Eighteenth street west between J. and NJ
streets north, lot 55, square 1i0 Us feet inches
front by SO feep Russell NJ. Boyd to Anna NJ. Cole,
$1,000.
Barry Farm lot 25 section o. s. C, Pomeroy ct al,
trust ees, to Eliza Mitchell, $500.
Same property next above, Eliza Gray formerly
Mitchell, to John Bineld, S3T5.
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Heavy Damage. wanted.

Samuel R. Cuttings, through his attorney, John
C. Sweat for the use of John c. Fay, trustee. has
commenced suit against Barbour & Hamilton
claiming 81, 800 damages. On September %, 1881
the defendants building adjoining tho PLAINTIFF
store, at 6l2 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, fell
on It causing great damage to his stock and bust
ness. He was compelled 70 rent other premises al
a great ex pense, and he claims that by reason Of
The defendants negligence he was made bank
rupt and his business ruined.
National Republican., 1882-09-21
marriage Innurnnce.

Yesterday Mr.. DIeigs, the clerk of the court;
filed out the first proof marriage" under the
mutual mar .iage union. The document was
headed, " Proof Marriage Mutual Marriage Union,
Grand Junction, Tenn.," and read: r. j. Megs,
clerk of the supreme court of the District of Co.
lumba in and for said District, does certify that
the records of this office show that, according to
license granted OH the 10Th of September, 1882.
Mr.. Isaac Winston and Miss Anna NJ. Otis were
law fully married on the 10th day of September,
1882, by p. i. Chapelle whose post address
Is Washington, &C."
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Fernando woo d,s Estate

Alice 4. NJ. Wood has commenced suit against
Alice NJ. Wood and others for the sale Of certain
real estate in this city. The complainant is Il Q
the defendants are his infant children. The suit
Is brought to obtain the sanction of the cour.
in selling the property and reinvesting tho pro-
ceeds Mrs. Wood being insane, the suit is brought
by her committee and trustee, Augustus 4. Gil
lender The property in question Is lots &c. 81 and
80, BroMn's subdiyision of square DO
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tiysty Mt the whnr

Harbormaster Sutton reports the following ar.
rivals at The whaives: Schooner Dexter, Captain
Drudge 81 600 feet lumber for Winsor & Greyson
piles for J. II. Johnson & Co.; barge Gratitude,
Captain Wilt, 25 piles white oak for J. II, Johnson
tG Co.; barge Three Brothers, Captain Little, 115
Captain Smith, ll5 tons ofcoal for Johnson & Bros,
schooner Thomas Ellis, Captain White, from
James Canal light to 7. Sullivan; schooner Com
meCce, Captain Aud, from James Canal light to
W. Ryad,
National Republican., 1882-09-21
The National BAND Heard From.

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN:
The report that appeared in your columns
Wednesday morning In regard to Charles Hamil-
toms reputation Is false and without foundation.
The members of the National Brass Band desire
10 say that he has always borne an excellent repu
tation, which can be proven by all who know
him ROBERT McKENNEY,
Leader Of NaLional Band.
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rJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
Tie TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTH
WEST, AND WksST

Schedule in effect August ", lSs2:
1lO II. nl.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections 10 all points south and southwest,
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
via Danville TO Atlanta, and Atlanta TO New
Orcnns; also Washington to New Orleans via
Lynchburg and Bristol.
$50 a m.-Loulsyllle Fast Line daily, via Char
lottesville, Huntington, and Lexington, to Gin
cinnnti, Louisville, and all Southwestern points,
making direct connections and with solid tram
and Pullman sleeping Cars, Washington to
Louisville,
i:20 p. m.-Warrenton Accommodation, daily except
Sunday, for WarrentOn and intermediate sta
tons Returning, arrives IN Washington at lGoo
u. H.
1895 y. m.-Southorn Mail and Express daily to all
points south, southeast, and Southwest via Dan
Willie nud Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Washington to Charleston.
For all pUnls ON danaSsas Division take 7l0 o. IN.
train daily, except Sunday. For Warrenton
tako T:i0 a. m. train, daily, and 40 p. M tran
daily, except sunday
For tickets and all Information, inquire at Com
pany's Otce, col Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
Depot ONCE col Pennsylvania avenue, is connected
with telephone system.
N. MACDAN1EL, NJ SLAUGHTER,
Agent. General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager q sells
National Republican., 1882-09-21

That ensures digestion and enjoyment Of food; n
tonic that brings strength TO the weak and rest to
tle nervous; harmless diarrh9a cure that don't
constipate-just what every family needs-Par-
keps Ginger Tonic.
National Republican., 1882-09-21
MEDICAL.
HEALTU rs WEALTH,


DIR. Il. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
THEMTEN SrefS for Ds
ESisnay ESfs "a fSs old Rs ed
When leads 10 misery, decay, and death Sae box
@ nc dosr Sh box SoI 0msn or m
for i've S2@T sens by NAL PEeEs 9n sCep Of
VIII each order re eived by US for six boxes accom-
panied with i've dollars, we Will send the purchaser
yS reaimsas does rot saseta cure guarantees Issued
By sToTr& GR9MWnEiLL iso pen PepnslylSania l ayenpe
ders by mail viii receive prompt attention, ocisly
YOUNG MEN.
fyog have failed % to receive proper treatment in
ysr DyspePsa. nervous ESeitsSy S &C. ssSd two
''''E 'ETHE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH
address SsSrea5y Msdlesl and Surgical Institute
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
IS Sr T H an
and S Of sSd ISnss Ssd the e
taS SSnsF's q ARM II nGas F Ts
6ca In he above diseases the basis being the pnresl
q k sa yy For sale by ali dsuss e a srossps
a q per quart bottle Thetrade supplied at aiberai
"iBBARBo6R & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
BsSSe Ncs York ana os
manufacturers aud propretors de2ily
~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
Ssnersa real and Nefvous Diseases no matter v %sSi
cause, without the use Of mercurlal other obIeo-
tionable treatment a cure guaranteed. In recent
or acute prescriptions and advice given free
Qhlcs richly private No one seen but the doctor.
Hours, 4to s, To q exclusively. DIR. LEON, 23i
PtnnsyIyania avenue. Ap3
DR, LEON, THE OLDEST -EsrABLIsHED
IL aud only reliable Ladies AZ, Physician IA the city,
All Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly re
consultations strictly confidential Separate rooms
tor ladies. once hours, ITO aud 70 g apis
III will open OCTOBER 9, at 100 p, IN. Opening nd
dress will be delivered by Professor John E Brao cit
| tend.
| course Of lectures win also bs delivered upon
Operative Dentistry under tho direction of Professor
N. w. Whtcomb, d. d. 8. For circular address
o. d. PURVIs, ~, p, Secretary,
Hep3-Wfrn-Im Ills 1hlTleonth street.
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SnnrLIInr Exoa

rosy checks, and clear complexion only accom-
pany good health. Parkers Ginger Tonic, better
than anything, makes pure, rich blood, aud brings
Ladies' try iL-Bd=aqr.
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IP you would rheumatism foil,
Provide. in time, 81. Jacobs OIL.
A sLANDER.

A young man from Kalamazoo,
in search ofthe good and the true,
Met q 81. Louis girl,
Who was out on whlrl,
And finished his trip In her shoe.
Jealous Cincinnati Maiden.
National Republican., 1882-09-21

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke Il Co.. Pa ave- and Fifteenth st.;
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIALS
STOCK and Bond uotationa-Producc M,
gencrnI MnrketH.

The following report ofthe financial market ycster
day. together with opening and closing quotations.
nre furnished by the clearinghouse OF H. ID. Cooke
jr.. 3 Co.. 1870 + st., Washington, d. o.
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SOUTHERN NOTES.

THE purity and elegant perfume Of Parker's
Hair Balsam exp lain the popularity of this re-
liable restorative.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 20-Virgnia ds consolidated, 50
do second SERIES S5 past due coupons, GO bid to-day
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
lHE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WE II VIA wAsIIINo1oa
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPIERl
STEEL ltAIlSl

SllSTi ltAlllSl
A. Schedule 81 to take HG%t seI sSHPAY MAYA s.
f2S5 Chicago, Cincinnati, and t. LoIis Fast Ex.
press; Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati, st. Louis.
500 baltimore, Ellicott City, and Way stations.
900 Baltimore. Annapolis and Way. (PIedmont
SlvIf@sonlrgi lvrs slag Minche'ter, Haserstown, and
tlaS Daliinote Express.
s:,o s,e Point, Point Of Rocks Roc aud Way stations.
SIN s,dnIior pnrloT Cars Cars e. & New York. -,
IIesersstown aud q, Point OF ROCKS ior Fred
- srick)
stops at Deitsvc, Annapolis Junction, les
snps, and Dorscy's. On Sundays stops ut
1000. Baltimore Express, Stops at HYattsville and
tioio. PltlsGurE, Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Express, Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
1910. baltimore Ellcott city, Annapolis and Way
tl.S. on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
taOO Baltimore Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
ite.aicE iiaer';;ov'H, ani Way Via Ro..
S..S, no t,'n Stops ~ AnhSp"l'5
l.i2 nHllmers Aaoapoli,, ano VA. s,asiors
poin, a, tua r,.,yS ,way ~, S,to'i con 'sgF1iTs 1
t'lS. Baltimore Exgress, [s,.. l,as. Y gn5 Wpy.
eSS rSs 81 RSstS Pt %sd y May 2sS1s sa""s anu i'
tGOO. Baltimore and Way Stations
to:ln Pttsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Expreys
Sleeping Cars to PilisburS.
$40. baltimore Express.
| t9j6. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Expreaq
49, Sleeping Cars to New York
1lUlO. Chicago, Cincinnati, nnd ST. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, st. Louis nnl
Chicngu
il;3l Baltimore and Way Stations.
Daily. tSundays only Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop Mt Relay station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington station Olg aud ,3Si
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders Will be taken for baggage to be checked
| and received at any point In the city
| WIN. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, baltimore.
q. X. LORD,
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PROPOSALS.

IL ]. BROOKS d CO.,
GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAY coNrRAc-
TORS
Manufacturers ana Dealers In all kinds OF Govern
ment, Railway and steamship Supplies.
10 coURTLANDT STREET,
NEW YORK.
iuI
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LONDON, Sept. 2e.-Atlantic and Great Western lists
55s; do Ids, 22i: Erie a; New York Central l39s4
Illinois Central 1iisi Pennsylvania Central, 81. Bull
day, 100000
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Estimates furnished. jul5.Th-Tu-iy
PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
j. AND METALLIC LABEL CASES FOR MAIL
BAGS
Posr-OFFlCE DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGToS ID. O.. August q, 1882
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS Will be re-
celyed at this Department until noon on the frH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1852, for furnishing by contract
Printed Wooden Tags, like the samples OF this De-
partment, In such Quantities and at such times ns
may be required and ordered during one year nom
the lst day OF November 1882; also for furnishing IN
like manner. and for the same period METALLIC Label
Gases for mall bags like the samples OF this Depart
ment. . .
The proposals (ths right to reject any or oil Of
wkoh being reserYed) must be IN accordance With
the specifications and forms, which Will be furnished
on application 70 the Second Assistant Postmaster
The Contracts which may be made will be in con-
formlty to such specifications and the accepted pro-
posals. FhANh AIlpN,,
Au2fTh0t Acting PostmasleroeneIal.
DRoPosAIs FOR OFFICE FURNITURE.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ADJUTAET-dEsEH ERALS OFFICE
WAsHIS0TON. ID, c. September 5, 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS. for office furniture, con-
sstlng of Desks Tables, Chairs, and WRshstands for
the use OF this Office Will be- received until o'clock
%, M, on THURSDAY, September q, 1881
Printed Instructions for The guidance OF bidders
may be had on application at this Office
seiI.ThSTu.Gt H. 4. DRUM, AdJuiRnt-0eneral.
National Republican., 1882-09-21
Fo,.,yu rVouey Ngnrlrct

suBTREAsuRY BALANCES.
Coin ... sS6 5i7 O46 90 Currency co. 035, 200
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.
COKEI

20 bushels Crush ID
% bushels Crushed
40 bushOla Ordinary
% bushels Ordinary
For sale at ON,
pany, or at "a. w.
street. Georgetown
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-03-15
Late Foreign News.

When Her Majesty the Queen
was returning to Buckingham Palace
from drive on February LIST, the |
horses attached to her carriage be-
cane restive, and bolted. The out
rider was thrown and injured, but
the horses were stopped before any
further accident occurred. Her
Majesty was greatly alarmed but not
hurt. -
Hitrono, the. Russian Consul at
Bucharest, assured a deputation that
waited on him that Russia would
free the down-trodden slaves in
Southeastern Europe.
The Metropolitan of Moscow has
urged on the Emperor of Russia the
necessity Of leaving the secluded
life which he has led since his acces-
sion to the throne.
The controversy that has taken
place in England as to whether the
construction of tunnel under the
Channel from Dover to Calais is
likely to endanger the safety of
England, has attracted great deal
of notice in France. The French
P.ess ridicule the alarm expressed
by Sir Garnet Wolseley and other
. military authorities, and considers
that any fears on this ground are
perfectly needless.
The French troop in Tunis con.
tinue to meet with great opposition
in their attempts to suppress the in
surrectionary movements through
out the country. Several encounter
have taken place with the Arabian
insurgents, in which the Frencl
troops were defeatee.
Mrs. Scoville, the sister of Gui
teau, and wife of the counsel wht
defended him, has written to Mrs
Garfield, widow of the murdered
President, on behalf of the prisoner
whose sentence of death is fixed fo
the Both June. She appeals to Mrs
Garfield to use her influence in OBJ
tanning a Communication Of the sen
tence, on the ground that he
brother was suffering from menta
alteration, and should not lie hell
responsible for the act.
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Il f. WISEMAN, 27 Merchant st.,
- Real Estate Broker, Employment
Agent and General Office Business.
Telephone, No. l72. l6
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THE FLORIDA

though l have not yet learned to
speak it. 1t may be-" she added,
looking up into his face with an ap-
pealing glance sit may be that In the
first burst OF his disappointment lfor
l know he bad other views) my father
will be unkind to you. But be pa
tient, Robert, and trust in me ana III
the future"
81 will, my precious one p he ex-
claimed. patience and untirlng en-
ergy, these shall be my watchwords,
until | can call you my own before
all the world. Heaven bless you,
my Marian / can scarce contain my
Joy; it is SO sweet to know that the
one who is dearest to me on earth,
does not refuse my Iite's devotion"
One long, loving look down into
Miriam's agitated face and then Nc
Alpine turned swiftly away to seek
the interview upon which so much
depended.
Leaving him now fer a brief space
it becomes necessary that we should
precede him, though by a few mo-
ments only.
(1'o be Continued
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Isle of Wight Doughnuts.

Worr smoothly together with the
fingers tour ounces OF good lard and
tour pounds OF flour; add hall a
pound Of fine bro wn sugar, two table.
spoontuls OF allspice, one drachm OF
powdered cinnamon, half as much OF
cloves, two large blades Of mace
beaten 10 powder, two tablespoontuls
OF fresh yeast which has been watered
for one night, and which should be
sold, and as much new milk as will
make the whole Into a rather firm
dough; let this stand IRON an hour to
an hour and halt near the fire, then
knead IL well, and make it into pals
about the size OF small apple; hollow
Lheh with the thumb, and enclose a
lew currents IN the middle; gather
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ButterscotcI,.

Take one pound of G sugar and
three ounces of butter place them in
a preserving kettle, or clean, bright
pan will do; keep stirring it,and watch
closely that it does not burn on the
edges; trial is necessary to know
when it is done; drop little of the
mixture in cold water, and it it is
brittle it is right; just at the conclu>
sions OF the COOKING a teaspoontui OF
grated lemon rind improves the fla
vor, A piece OF marble well butter-
ed is the best to pour it out on, or
take a tin pan, reverse il, and pour
the candy on the bottom, always but-
terlng IL; score with knite to pour
1t On creased paper saves much
trouble.
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THE WHISTLE.

"You have heard, - said youth to his sweet
heart who STOOD, ,,,.,.
While he sat on corn-sheaf, a. daylights
"You have heard of the Danish boys whistle
wish that that Danish boys whistle were
mine"
"And what would you do with it:-tell me-"
While an arch smile played over her beauti-
full face. ~, A..
az would blow it," ne answered 'allu llleIi
my fair maid 49,,
Would fly to my side, and would here take
her place."
"Is that all you wish for! That may be yours
Without any maggie the fair maiden cried;
"a favor so slight ones good nature secures
And she playfully seated herself by his side.
Ell would blow it again. said the youth, "and
Would work so that not even modesty's
check
fine arm.n
She smiled, and she laid her fine arm
around his neck.
'tYet once more would blow, and the music
divine
Would bring me the third time an exquisite
bliss:
You would lay your fair check to this brown
one of mine,
And your lips, stealing past it, would give
me kiss"
The maiden laughed out in her innocent
glee-
"What fool of yourself with your whistle
For only consider. how silly It would be
To sit there and whistle for-what you
might take"
Robert Story.
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1t is all Age of Miracles.

Hd'Ckeye
"Do we believe in miracles, Alon>
zo?" Well, we should preach. When
a man can sit down in New York
restaurant and have brook trout,
spring chicken, venlson steak and
reed bird served off the same old
soup bone we are ready to take In
any miracle you ever saw in print.
Believe in miracles? When the
American farmer can put quart OF
strawberries in box that won't hold
a pint of sand when almost any coal
dealer can make seventeen hundred
weight ton; when acOmmon looking
clerk can measure d whole yard at
one sweep of a thirtyNthree inch stick;
when ten pound block OF ice looks
small along side of four ounce hail
stone; when any bar-keeper turns
whisky into water before he opens
up in the morning; when you can put
out a fire with illuminating oil f.;
when soap fat stalks abroad as A. 1.
clover-fed butter; when you find a
miraculous draught OF fishes in the sky
blue milk; when committee OF
women at a church fair can make a
barrel Of soup with one cove oyster;
when-do we believe in miracles.
doubling Alonzo? Il is an age Of
mi. mrae a, :, t The TQsld is full OF mira
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RECIPES.


Boil one pound of sweet potatoes
very tender, and press them, while
hot, through gTater-the finer the
better. To this add half dozen
eggs, well beaten, three. tourths of
pound of fine sugar, three>tourths OF
pound of butter some grated nut
meg and lemon rind, and glass Of
old brandy. Put paste in the dish,
and when the pudding is done
sprinkle the top with white sugar,
finely pulverized
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
20S212
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, May &c, 1882. :
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof III support of
his claim, and that SAID proof will be
made before John w. Dickins, Clerk Cir
cult Court, at Enterprise Fla on Thurs
%S IL No $50 w ior fhrS d. AesSn
of section 10, township II south, range 80
east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said Land. viz: G. w.
Lancaster, J. G. Owen, A. H. Alexander
NJ. n. Voorhls, all of DeLand, Fla.
l.. A. BARNES,
II Is Register,