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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

uuIere 9efer fin6en ouf Der erten
Ssite Der bsutjaen @us9obe oieies
8Iattes Den oficieuen @usweis uber
Die Giuuubmen un6 @usaabeu u~uferes
COUNTY p6brenb benz Uerfofeuen Sis
caIialre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Su Der ant Iebten Mittwo& ob8ebGI'
tcnen rs9sImasieeu 8erlammIun9 Der
harmonic" wurbe beidIoReu an,
Somsta9 Den Z. Npril elm Concert du
berdnfaIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
SrlbIiHes.0nfans unb sdneefturn
lssteH Sienstas. 8rrr.

Sic WitSIisOer Der Dbl SeUOp 9ose
baben ibr BerfamnlIuu9 s=2ocol nod
Sen neuen 2oeen3immern in SaeTner's
Sebdu6e an Der 4ten Strase, SerIeet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

3err SObn 9. GbrifteI bat icin 9oteI
nebt ginridtuns fur Die eumme bon
100000 on Serru Daniel 9asfner
n~erfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Die Satin bes $srrn Gbrift 9Iatt'
ner uon Srsoeridsburg bsfanO f&
NnfaneS ser @ode einise Sage auf
8sfu@ BEL ibren biefeen Sreunbsu unb
8etannten, in Der Staot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

9us Sobannab, 3as. erbaIteu mir
~folgenOe MittbeiIung, bic mir. ba lebes
Gommentar unnotbi9 1T, w0rtIi9 wie'
bcraeben vSr. UNCUT &ouis's
5 q III b ureer Sropfen uno
Bruttbce itno aus9eieidnet. 9aus-
mitteI. S9on felt brei Sabreu baIte
i1 bie1eIben in meiner SamiIte unb
babe 6eren @irtun9 in uielen S0aen
erprobt," - TO fdreibt Srau NmaIte
&e[Ier in Sabannab, Sas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Ssrr 8m. Slice bat fosben einen
n.uen 8orrntb BON sduben unb Site
feIn fur ben Sriibi abrs'8ebarf erbaIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

9srr 6. Gbrifmonn if bur9 einen
Nnfuu bon atutem 8bsumatismuS ans
8ett sefe6elt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Cine bubble @uswabl bon 3isb-
6nrmonitas fnbsn unfere 2eFer in Der
8%udbunbIun9 6ts Srn. SsmaIO iyIubr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

3pipepis, SOobrennen, uebelteit.
ltnbsro oulidteit &C., werben tets er-
Iei6tert burd 8rowu's GiIen.8itters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Spfpspfe, Ons S@re6biIb bes Sein'
iGmsders, Diro sebeiIt Surd Brown's
GiIcn. 8itters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Stnu sc. 9osf6eI, iueIde befreunbe-
ten 6umiIien in Gbicuso einen Befu@
abesitutttt bate, tebrte Iestsn Montus
nieoer aurld.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

8roun's eiien.S itters beItebt
aus Giien in IoSIi6er 6orm,
@inbona, bent sroBen Stir.
fun9smitteI nebft anoeren tuobI
berpdbrten 9eiImitteIn Ote
auIommerl Elm luunoerboreS ni6t
aItoboIboltises Stdrfunssmittel
seben, rpeI3es 9eiIun9 sibt in
sSaaen pom 0pspepiie. nnuers
6auli6teit, Malaria, S9wa6e
uno 9inoerune in alien 2un9ens
un6 Rierens 8rant5eiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

@e@te S6pei3er Sidtrinse iinb nur
gu babsn BEL
Or. Nueuf Mafe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
Sur @0rmmm0.

I'm bic 8fppbner BON @dseonabe unh IN.
lisgsnetn @runtits sresn 16ufHHnsra ~
fHisen, %niSdtsn mir biermit bas 9utH!am 80.
na&ri&tistH bae Srrr
ISAAC V00S
Der a~Ieinise grrfduftr fur unltrt
dcbte Ginger NGb.MHdfbine
1T unr bae bitfs Raf&int In Esintnl aaAs.
trn 0rf&6fts ;u batrn it.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
S1eueS
0rOceric 0eS@Gn
(EHr <. unS C0orFtara6a

Der Undergraduate bat IoebtR Elm SsaREaNk
ass Eager rDn Groceries ieber Rrt aRS
ct. Fouls erbdIttn unb eriunt tGt pukItIHm
bet tbm rrriulprr@eu unb feline @aaTrR .
bti&tissn.
&nt. SratmSIe.
Der bD6fft NarfPrsis pirb fir prpsSIts b.
sabIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

9esr g.. q. Rts5of BAT fein 6oteI
an Der @arttFruse aufs blbfdeRe
renobiren Iafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
Su6et

geiunSbeituub permei6et 9rdnts
beit. &nffats rnii6e un6 obses
mattel gu fibIen, anitatt Web
unb S1ner3ert, rpoaten Sieni6t
uieI Iieber frii4unb tart fdbIen2
sic f6nnen fortfabren rtiferabeI
Su fiibIen unb gu Ri9ts oufses
le9t, bod miihen Sic Hienanbem
bic S3uLo SuneRen ols ii3 OILS
Elm, fino sic aber Elm oerarti9es
2eber ntiioe, 10 fonnen Sic es
dnbern, falls Sic es miinI6er.
@ie2 Snbem gle ii6 cine
SIufde pom 8rorun's Giieu=
8itters taufen unb ToldeS re9els
mdBis ben Sorf9riften eemGb,
e%innebmeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Sns b~issiabri8s 9atum bts Sfter,
feftss eeb6rt fat iu ben frub.feH,
bic ubstbcupt mogIih inb: es III Der
%. @6r3. 8iabcr irnt bisisr 6nH
nur elm in ben Sa6ren 1863, 1873 1871
unb 1912; I'M 10. Sabrbuubsrt Bic lsbt
nod gar ni6t. guber in 1883 piro
aud in 1894 Sheru ouf Den Is RdrS
fallen, unb in beu foIgenbsu Sabrhuns
bsrten i'll ben SabrsH 1851. 2O35, 2O46,
POST, 2103, 21I4, 2125 uHS 2198 &c.
Ra9 Den Beffimmuussn bes SouIiIs gu
sticda fam SferH I~berhaupt fri6e-
ifens auf ben %. Mdrs fallen. Dies
tritt elm, fUenn Der in BetrdGt gu ;ieb-
en6e 8o1monb auf Seu 81. Wdr, trift
unb uenn aIsid,eitig biefer Sag Elm
iF. Sisie bsiOsn Sebinss
unsen trsfsn oHenbar itbr feItsn ;u.
fommsn. Gs uar 6iss Der 5al in ben
1898, 1893, 1861, 1913. unb
uirb mieoer Der SoI iein in ben Sab
rem 1870, 2076 unb 2144 in ben
,ann fOIssaasu brsi 5ubrhuuosrtsH !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Gs i9eint bas mir ywei6e Sfern"
baben iutrbeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

Serr Grnf gaebIer bot Die oils
Sousman 8Iub betannte Iarm fur
S650.00 sefauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
9nmanntr WOlksbIatt

Catered g The Post Onacs at Hermann, No., and
adAaseoa ~ transmission through the mails at
eo0aa elAAs rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
B66entItdber Marftberiebt

NrcbHftenmdret.
Gprrieirt pom
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grocer.
Die dneescbenen preife fperDen RON 6GnbIern,
[retlrns i'm TaHi6l bejnbIt.
Butter PER Yfunb 10 20
Gttr per DvBenb liz
@eFugel.
5ibnrr ptr Dubrnh 50 "a so
Gnten 5O--3 so
@Gnft 5O-5 90
TurftsS 50-75
@etrpdreteNepfeI ner gfunh CT
@frF&e So
adrtcfrIn per SuftsI 500
atpftI, per SuIbtI sou
3pfebeln 40
@eiet Sobnsu = so
@~eraudertes 6Ieif6
SGinfen per plumb 1912
Seitenhidr 10-11
Schultern So
S6mali 10-11
IaIs Sc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
msn,s,Is. obIs. nos. 2s. fssi.

VtoRspAiGI Gptpi wv ~. AOOts
letne Serren: Sd lit ait S6msr.
sen Ia nreiner Settr, Rlder unb Sruf,
nit f1&snetn S6merNn turG usiEsr
eduhn 4srrer in gsrstHkuHs nit arr-
Fer S6p6Ht. RitbtresI6laatnbeit une
NpRhtIsfgfeit. SD fid5m btreits YER
f4tthene @thistnen eta uae rvree ron
pTpmiueuten AerSten dnf 9eber. RierrE.
1iliTR4t bstnaheIt. cbne GTfcie. So
6d&ie einr1nI eiutH Gsrfdh NH
Brcrn'S Gtirn- Sitters AZ MAIDEN uns
Ha6eem ID isst cine une etne bdlbe
8Iof1t enlightenment BABE. bin TO
uGbsyu seiune. bic G6mergen tn Der
Geite urb Riiden fub perldneeH. b
SrnAfhmerstn BADEN aufaeh6rt. Elm
euttr G2petti bat fH etEaeftent anh Id
nttnie on Stdrfe unh Sltii& al. gS
Iaun nit Reht Der 8fnts Der 9ltbisintE
eenannt Esreen.
9csR &. G1enbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
@rr1frtrr @uffrc.

y@rbu6cIs" l Yfun6 8a6et Is Gents.
y0eperin0s" l 8funb Sutet Is Gents.
YStor" in l Yfuuo gIehtefeIn 20 &tI
bel
OIL AnIhh q NlxmAni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
..EahitdI" 8a6huIber

ir oIerIei Slaspaaren berpadt, auber'
srSentIid biQia. Brobirt es,
@boIpb 9. Yruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

G5oiee. Rin &afee ia II GrHts per
Pfunb. Outer Rin 4aRec ~ 10
Gents per pfnnb BET
AbnIbb 3. Prnont.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
Gt1hfiihe Tinnn,en.

9abrIidsr Nustpsis iber Ginnabmcn
unb 9nsaoben Der StnOt Sermaun
bonn l. Ofar, 1882 bis L. Wdrs 1883.
Giunabmen bon allen GueGen
$2,63t.5S.
Nusgabsn:
!3inien 1884, SIS.
@rbeit on Strasen, 8ri6eu 2,20O.64.
s. ,359.19.
Grmsnbaus.6onb
8dar an Snn6 $2,372.14
8egrdbnis.6ono
Pin Sano am %. Midrs 1882 S314.sI
oes Sabres $3.50
$376.71
ausssssbsu fur OerfdieSene 3psde
$97.71
$. Sone6,
8orfser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

@baebIist fnO eie SempersuF6ouo-
titer Sowa's nit i9rem all Den @ou-
bsrneur ibreS StaattS eeridteteu &C.
fude, cine Grtro Sisuaa Der SsIeb-
aebun9 in gaden 8rrbibition on,u-
orousu. Ser gOabenpOrtsr Democrat"
tbeilt Iber biefen erfreuIiden 8orfnu
6oIseuoeS nit
n0ie Grtra's isune u%nferer 9eeis.
Iutur gum 3wed Der fOforti9eu @ufe
bebung Der @ein- uu6 Bier GfaufeI,
bamit bic perf6nIide 6reibeit nit beu
Sdrauben uno 3angsn unb 3uifen
oes alien Yrobibitionsasiebes bon ben
Semperen,Aufern unO 8ctipeibern 3u
So6e tor9uirt nerben uno onmit man
neues 8aiement fur Elm conlitutiOnsIs
les ENHANCEMENT Ie9sn fonnte, 1T oIfo
in Die Bride g~e9an0eu, unit bic Ynrtei
Der DSrbuung uuO Der 0toraI" fam
bieleIbe Su ibreu au6eren .frommcu
Bunf@en" binSui6reiben.
@ouUerniur Sbermau BAT la ndmD
lid eeweigert, cine foIde gu 5erufeu,
neil CT nit u%nferer Stnatsconiiitution
nidt in Son Hit seratben nil, usIde
unter aubsreu euten Betimmuneen
geeen llebereiIun9 unO llsbcrflAuna
bel Nbdnberungen Ser @erfnfune aud
Die sntbdIt, baB 8orfdIdge CUR Nmens
birung in elmer rcgelmabigen eikung
ein3ubrin9en iinb, 10 baB Die Bernfuns
elmer ouBsrorbentIidsn Sibun9 Ger
9e9isiatur ,um3wsds Der geontroeuna
zines @menbements oils iiberFufieer
uuO unfottbuftsr 2urus erfbsint.
SoTsuilih wirb biefer 9efdeib ots
SouoerneurS Die 9ibtopfe uno 9sit-
Iporue Ger 9robjbitioniiten siu penig
obtlbIen unb ft mo9eu id lckt in
dritti1er GsbuI0 Satluf Uorberciteu,
oa6 oud Die Wieberaufuabme oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu 8ofsr aebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
Hmsere Aaenten.

GrIssnbe Strren Einb nnfrre Msrnttn nnb
ais feI@e autcrfirt, Mbunnemeats GrIher
entssseHjnnebueH uHe tn unftrrm Narnrn ba-
fur Az euittirru:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23
NeMe Ndbmai6tnen.

Meine loneidbri8e Grfnbrun9 in
cbisem @sI@aft befdbisen mid meiue
Runbsn nit ben beftsn @uareu I'M
Rartts ;u ben m0aIi6it nieori9ifen
YreiIen be6iencn su fonntn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

$1l00 tUtrbtn fsfDrt brrIanet aeaIa anie
9runettesn ttuuas-S i&erbtit. HGdtnfTGsrR
In Der Office eielrs Slattts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

NcrlOm9t: s ssrfi' +, si,.:
@sinmaF. 8af&mai&iusn hitTrIbsn reiat
gen lst6t uue erinpli& bic TaHe IN Iuues
s3eit. au& m59te I'D mid tiermii ann GdIcis
fen Ron SGteren, unb &cfrmrGeER, etentene
iuHl S69enfhdrfeH, NSkeIsarniJGea, Qnarpi.
@frarbeit untfr 3aI6eruHs eHtrr anA bESmv.
ter Ssbieuuna empftblen.
o. W. paFe Hrftter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-23

5rii@en GemiiirfaamtT
babe I'D rtsetr empfanseH SFtn bel etpE@t
ssiauft unb fdmmtIi& err stpfrHf, baStr -.
SrrIdHis. GRIFFIN uHb SoBHtn pSn ben bslsR
unb friI6tfsn Srrtrn.
8r. SiIItr.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-07-05
Just What 1t Made Him.

A Republican paper at the East says:
elf the Administration of President
Arthur desires to maintain fair degree
of responsibility, and to avoid becoming
an unbearable burden to the Republican
party, it. can not too soon put an end to
all political fellowship with Senator
Malone, of Virginia. The association
with him of Republicans in responsible
position has been a disgrace from the
beginning. 1t certainly. is disgrace
that this man should be made distrib-
utor Of public patronage in Virginia by
the ADMINISTRATION, that he should be
commissioned by it to make a use Of
that patronage as scandalous.as it rs
lawless, since itsviolates all the princi-
Piles of the Citil-service law, converts
postmasters and other Federal officials
in Virginia into senile minions to Ma
hone. prostitutes the Norfolk navy-ya ard
to his ambitious schemes and pays out.
the public moneys to persons whose
only claim is that they are his creatures
and favorites. All this is minutely
charged in the letter of ex-Congressman
Dezendorf, of Virginia, himself a. Re-
publican, and it is not probable the AL
mlnistraHon, or any member thereof,
will have the hardihood to provoke Mr..
Dezendorf to the proof by denying it. -
But there are certain facts that must
not be forgotten. The Republican par
ty keenly feels the disgrace of the con-
nection between Malone and a. Kepub-
lican Administration, and the, Repnb+
lican press has for some time past been
calling on .Presideht. Arthur to sever
this scandalous connection But let It
be remembered that the Arthur Admin,
istration inherited the Malone relation
from its predecessor, the Garfield Ad--,
ministration, and tl1at.the Garfield sAd-
ministration inherited it from its preHe- i
cessor, the Hayes Administration 30
that. the recreants Democratic Senator
fromV irgilia can boast that his shame
full record has the approval and shp,I
port of three Republican Admins /
trations, Republican oSehate, the
Republican press, and, in short, the
whole Republican party, for the entire
press iswith one accord
shouted in triumph when Mahone's Re- 4
adiuster. party, with the helptof the |
Hayes Administration, carried Virginia, |
and welcomed. Malone as the ffistru- |
ment for overthrowing Democratic as
cendancy in the South. The same press |
loudly exulted when Mahones vote
gave the Senate to the Republicans. In |
fact, the Virginia recreant Democrat |
and Repudiator was for time the idol |
of the Republican party, and the sup
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-07-05
d SAszkaa's tIsrk nsss'a

Mr.. Quest was prompt in keeping
his appointment the next morning. He
was shown into the library of the Oil
plant mansion, and after few minutes
waiting was joined there by his host:
"My niece has told me the story of
your forfeited engagement, said the
latter. quite at his ease through this
knowledge, and yon must allow me
to make good your loss arising FROM it. -,
NJ can't trtfthfu4iy say that thesfiNhey
wouldn't be welcome" returned the
other, "but the truth is, Mr.. Oliphant,
4 have it in my mind to ask 2 nAlch
greater return than mere payment for
my time. The lecture business isn't
proving fruitful field to me. My tai
ents. such as they are, lie in quite diff
ferent direction. / have the germ of an
idea in my head which may develop
into something more profitable than ten
cent admittances in q country village,
and pesawhiles Il You will admit me to
the honor of your Acquaintance, III feel
hundred times repaid for the small
kindness I was able to render Miss
Braxton."
The request was made with respect
full deferepce, yet Mr.. Oliphant was Sc.
cretly annoyed by it. , ~ d
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-07-05
- EE .fsE Fs ~
The Women in the Fields.

The gangs of rustic women working
on the dieldss1ike 50 many Ruths or Am
azohs, though. to be found in the coun-
; trYsbetWeen Northumberland and Ayr,
are peculiarly characteristic Of the
Lothians, and they add a quaint color
to the landscape, with their large shades
or"uglies" projecting from their cir
ctllar straw hats, which have been Gov
cred by their own hands with pieces of
print, usually of a delicate color, such
as pale yellow, pale pink, or pale blue.
The name "ugly'' was noEdoubt given
by a townsman in contefnpt, but the
headdresS which the fashionable coal,
scuttle' hat resembles, IS very pfctur-
esque with lovely brown faces. and
throws out the deep, heavy eyes which
open-air life gives to all. Their short
stained, and the shawls about their
strong shoulders are the strongest col
-ered article they.~wear. 1t may be that
but for the stirring, high-tilled farms
here women workers are necessary and
sohetimes they feed tie cattle and clean
The la ge-sAned stables. The majority
Are-ih theiF teens Or beyond thirty.
All country women can nO6 De
domestic servants or seamstresses, but
On old hind ,herding with gun. will tell
you you That for a woman to work 'afield is
her last 1aseurce, and that a lass with
any Spirit would not do it. A field of
men aud women, children of the pillow,
huge folk "bloused with health and
wind and rain and labor working to-
Sether FOn The red fen land, tells you
yhoW strong is. the hold the farm and
farid-work here have on the family life,
and the high cultivation shows the ne
cessity for woman-labor on this high
rented land. 1t is a most ancient sight,
fine grouped scene, which for easy
rustic movements, sweet sopen-air beau
ty and freshness, and the tender tints
Of strong field clothes. can hardly be
surpassed. Women have wrought on
the fields since the food; women will
work till the end of the chapter as long
as seed has to be sown, turnips have to
be thinned and hoed hay made. grain
reaped, potatoes lifted, the land
cleaned, and wrack'' gathered, and
there are not men and boys enough in
the parish for the work It is at the
same time striking fact that the
kinds daughters are gradually allow
ing the Highland or Irish women to do
all thee field Acknowledgements Maya
FNea ct ~ +@l
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-07-05

ence. E..
In the half-limned features she recog-
nized the gentleman whose glances had
been directed so persistently toward the
window in Walnut street. Had he
really been ATTRACTED to. herself instead
ofssarehingsfor Dana, as she then sup
p6sed? ~ Fsy~T - - .
1t did not require much persuasion to
induce Lex to think so. Mr.. Schoen-
berger saw that he had made an i'm
preston, and enlarged upon his theme.
He was one of those benevolent beings
who seem put into the world to smooth
the path for other people; given fine
young fellow and a pretty girl, one
smitten and the other favorable, and it
was quite in his line to encourage their
sentimental fancies-
lss .sY our uncle has an appointment with
a friend at the Colonnade, Miss Brax-
ton," Mr. Marquis, voice broke the
SPELL HE forgot until the last mo-
nent. IF youE sbSdld choose to- walk
Home instead Of Waiting for hfn-fto re-
turn for you, l shall be happy to accom-
pany YOU
"Thanks, I'll watt said Alexia, but
changed her mind ten minutes after
ward. Il must go right home and tell
DANG all about it," she thought.
There H. not be any chance when Mr..
Marquis comes upon the scene."
TO BE Continued
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]! !: ;;!!!|lfII 'la | y 81

ttI1et %
We were at one dinner, given by an old
friend of papaas~a'------------------------.
AT which place did you make your
conquest?'' asked Alexia, with a mis-
sa'szSai I ls1sf ean ME R Ill., q IS
da1k, melancholy. eyes of lhis, as s. I
srs aSI the e object Of his sfsaS9 s.
se0 !k SSf w. ~ A liza 9DaAAk, a swift
flash of color flying up into her face.
:: :: A young Gun &, gentleman Alexiaa What
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"Come over and see. He is going
again, Disappointment marked on his
downcastS HDw. Either q lsappoilit-
ment or Dyspepsia amended Alexia,
II m not juB sure which. doc come,
Dana, or yonwilf sbe too late.
Dana, however, did not stir. at
can't be hss,, she thought. Il was silly
She listeaes to hesseo@ds haf Kre3 b
lily after tffak she was thinking i
that week in New York after theysland-
ed, when Launt Harrington had called
upon them daily at their hotel, when he
had CHANGED across their routes of
sightseeing, when the slightest encour-
agement Wsuld haze made him one of
their number, sbut. that encouragenept
Neither papa nor MAMMA Were half
friendly to him." unused Dana. '.Not
half So friendly AZ they were to --'' cs's
M. Gbrdon MarHuisrh q = I
Z THE snnouncement fitted 50 ,appro-
priately into her thoughts, that she
found herself. blushing guilty under.
his eyes: Z 4 s
of your fathers invitation right speedi-
sitter for thevveek had tic. rdoloreaax,
and couldn't be painted With . swelled
jaw, so I made my escapes and awaited
myself of the greatest pleasure which
was open to me. l shut up shop, stuck
a card on the door 70 inform my patrons
thatI would be back in three days, and
say NPhilsdhphia and Paradke being
cy-v Tow to f,ft
w t&iess III H Ssw sr tssa. max
Alg' hask d htrods,es Hin IL Alexia,
whose presence he SCARCELY seemed to
observe.
Mrs. Oliphant came in at the moment,
Mr.. Oliphant made his appearance
later, and Mr.. Marquis staid to dinner,
staid for the evening, and made'his
adieux asfhe clock struck elev1n-A
s.4u c6me .Fhrf IN sttf hofhns
andtak Sker tnt h8tR d xhes pors
trait he said at Parting. IF you say
you want it done, Mr.. Oliphant, I'll
stag q DC T fiHfE s! sRs
S %ay7 z e s',f" M zn0thing hps aaH wH
5 Mr. oliphant was by no means anx:
fous IL have his pictures perpet,iated 81
ed'tS fhe sama thing Aid Mt.iMafqSis
received his commission for the portrait
on the following day.FAs tafak-G
"And for a young lady who has had
so feW chances You have made remark
ably good-use- ef-ySaf-t lms,- ---Sa1d-
Alexia, as the girls talked together be-
fore retiring. 1.-TWO strings. to your
bow within FIVE weeks. after you. have
landed is doing very we'll S91
- en- not save 4at l1Hye e even yns one e.
81 wouldn't fib," said Lex. "Dana
Oiphant, what p lucky girl you are.
You- AaEsAeStryt in& .to< maka Gu
happy, splendid home, indulgent
devoted lover. ' L we're a disposed ed 70
envy any one in this world, l would
envy you: --------------~---------~--
Everything to make her happy? Yes,
surely she had. Yet Dana was not SO
L s,.l-A k-f L II
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port which the Hayes and Garfield Ad-
ministrations extended to him was APP
plauded by nearly every Republican
leader In the land. The Republican
party has no right to denounce Malone,
s--fGH sis just. what it made him.-Sk
: LouaS Re,,ubiicnx s%1~s - ~ @AF
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SYMPATHY.

neg 4aesy sSYNP4THHe J., fa5y4 I
t''ii,r "a; - '-- ls-sf9s9b ls7si
a "a Whether find 1t so OF not, s.stt,-,s.
however sad may be my lot, -
gHi AND Joyful faces still meet. T.
he' Let me forget not, in fnyfcare.Ia5 iT-l Z
q -. The gladffess which liifufnes their WAY.
so but JOY in sunshine anywhere, Ts.'1 !, -
81 ioAdaough to me the skies are gray
eJns9 VIII try my grief to hide,aI,ifi
1.,JDear friends; but if with feeble voice
"a Join your songs, forbear to chide,
FOR IN your 10y do rejoice. " -
The worlds full of joy to me;n5
e My heart is light, and free from care,
x And singing with the birds in glee;
! is The sun is shining everywhere. sol
:. Why should SO many eyes be dim, - :
80 many faces full of woe? = 81. p y
why should their cup with sorrow brim Il
And mine with gladness overflow? r !
-tN So So -t-efs Is-tl4ss 5sE ~ .ItF -
( share the grief do not feel, ,dlg = =
.sr Although its gloom can not keep:t
fet, II such pity, apght could heal, -,
:. s.Ea1n would weep with. those who weep
u r.; ---fEsther 1ytoric, IN Chicago Adpancc.
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The New England quohaug, OF
round clam, has been naturalized on
the,coast of England by transplanting.
II. d. Brandreth, an American in bust
pessat Liverpool. sowed the seed.