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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-09

10, 20 y q del corriente Sc expendera
en- esta cindad la libra de carne de
res vacuna a Is cuartos los tres pri-
meros y a is los restantes.
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Ell Propagador.- Este colega

lie Mayagiez ha comenzado a sufrir Ia
condena que lie impuso ha POGO e. Tri-
bunal de Imprenta.
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GACETA DE HOY.

Circular del Gobiern0 General
sobre la Exposition de tabaeos
ID "Gacetaf de Madrid, 10 de soviem
sgs de 1881
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Ribota. Dehnitivamente Sc

yeriticara por Pascua Ia que qned6
acordada en- Bayam6n, en- casa de los
Sres. Daussa Y Castro.
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cautes: las escnelas rurales de Al ga
rrobo y AImirante, villa de la Vega,
auxiliar de Boquer6u, Y rurales de LA
nos-costa y Miraderos, Cabo RQjo.
La plaza de D9positario de fondos
munici pales del mismo pueblo y la de
escribiente del ayuntamiento- de Coro-
zal
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INCENDIO EN- KINGSTON.

Los peri6dicos amerlcanos IN,
sertan extensos detalles acerca del
reciente horroroso incendio ocu-
rrido en- Kingston, Jamaica, del
cual nos dieron lac6nica cuenta
los colegas de St. Thomas.
He aqui algunos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-09
VALDEPENAS.

Esquisito vino blanco y rojo para
mesa, legitimo de esta procedeucia en-
octavos de pipa propios para famiIias.
Sc acaban de recibir y 10 venden en-
Ell almac9n de los SREs. p. MARToRELL
& Co., calle del Dep6sito ndmero s
Marina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-09

uue ha de celebrarse EN- Ponce. De
lila Sc d3 cuenta Ell otra parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-09

do d pnblicarse en- Mavagtiez uu nue.
vo peri6dico reformista con ell titnlo de
La Propaganda.
One viva muchos amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-09
SOBRINOS De EZQUIAGA.

FOR'TArEZA II. - Casa de glros comisones
Age1te de lo$:vaporcs correos de Espana y Compa
MA: Alta de los Fstados-U nidos
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VIJANDE Y COMP. rortalssa 3

Comerciantes = comisionjssas- giro de letras
Agentes de Ia Ianea de vapores de 0lano, Larrina-
"a y Comp = de la Compania Catalina de FaporeS
rrasat lanticns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-09
GU|A LOCAL.
SILVA, FERRER & co. FoEssl''' s..

Casa d. gros comis;ones Agentes de la Com
pania general Tfasatlantea, de la hmpresa mariti
mo Puertoriquena, de Companias de segnTos contra
ineend;os de- los Sres Gail 4 Co. de- Paris, gene
rales para Ia sla de Puerto-Rico de Ia Banque Tras
atlantique de Paris.
TTENFN ADEMAs CASA EN- AGUADILLA.
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MULLENHOFF & KORBER.

CRUZ l. Casa de giros comisiones Repre-
senrante de Companies de Seguros contra lncendit
riesgos mantimos CAMBIAN DINERO.
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HA LLEGADO
ll3 m. y v.

otro surtido de Petacas para cigarrillos,
Carteras de varias classes, Lapiceros me-
canicos elegantisimos, Corta -plumas de
todos precios, Bolsas de viaje, Neceseres,
Porta- -monedas otros articulos de gusto
Y novedad en- la
|MPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.
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Incendio.- Ha sido destruida
vacantes.-se encuentran va

pOr las IIamaS una casa en- eI barrlO q
Canas, Ponce.
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PRESTAMOS DIRECT(

PRESTAMOS DIRECTOS.
Hasta 60 dias. 8 p.S annual.
Desde 81 120. 10
121 d 180-1
San Juan, P. R., 6 de Febrero de 1855
FL Contador INFERNO, J. GIRoNA- We B.s
Ell Director accidental, Francisco BAsToN.
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PRESTAMOS:

Con garantia de documentos, obligaciones,
conformidades, ETC.
Desde 121 1856 dias.- 9p.S anual
1856 1870 dias. - 1C -
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i SECIRIDlD CONTRA NCENDIO :!

Sc ecuer los Sre ropietarios, Comercantes Hacenda-
dos de la a los suscben AGENTEs de
las yand rpetabes Companies de aeguros incendos
denomnataS:
Royal Insurance Company de Liverpool,
CAPITAL 10 900 DE PESOS.
Northern AssuranceC Compagnyde Londres,
CAPITAL $4,000, 900 DE PESOS
tales oecen servcos drecamente po medic
Sub agencas sguienes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-09

l. Haiie cuenta en- esta forma
ell atentado de que ha sido obje-
20 la embajada austro- hdngara en-
Roma:
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G, PRATS & co. ranoa 3.

Casa de giros comisioncs, Agentes de Ia En-
prs>a d y5pores del Excmo. Sr. Marques de Campo
de- Ii Conpania Barcelonesa de vaPo-es taSatian
;lCos.
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The Omaha OF the Northwest,

North Dakota has become famous rs
the largest wheat producing country in
the world, and the immense mmigra-
ton to the Northern Pacific country is
fast opening broad fields to farmers,
merchants and manufacturers. The
lands on the line of the Northern Pa
ciiic east of the Missouri river are near
" all taken and settlers are now seek
ing homes on the west Missouri slope
in Morton County, whose million and n
half acres of fertile grazing and farm
ing lands are the cream of that region.
Mandan. its county seat, is the distrib-
utin@ point for the vast territory west
of the river. But three years ago ii had
only u few log ''shacks, : now il is n
bustling city of 1000 inhabitants, is
growing rapidly and will be the leading
commercial center northwest of st.
Paul. The Omaha of the Northwest
was the name given to Mandan by Rufus
Hatch. the well-known banker. A Board
of Trade has been organized there.
which will cheerfully send information
regarding the resources of that section
by addressing the secretary,
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Another War.

The country learns with regret that a
little island called Curacoa, in the
Caribbean seas, has offered an insult to
our flag, by firing upon an American
merchant ship. As there is no navy TO
demand PREPARATION, it will be necessary
TO call for volunteers to furnish their
own boats and men, and go over there
and compel the CuracoanS to beg for
mercy. All the government has to DO
is to call for volunteers, and there VIII
come up from the West navy that viii
make our enemies sick. The shooting
clubs of the East and West will rally
with ducking coats and shotguns, and
paddle through Caribbean gore, We
had thought that We would never again
90 to war; and had mapped ont a life OF
peace. with only occasional shedding OF
blood during the duck season, but the
call of country has only one meaning
TO II brave man, and if it comes Mr..
Arthur can count on n Racine, Ycntcrcd
hunting boat, manned by one who has
never been known to quail, during the
duck season, and shotgun that has
caused many duck TO bite the water,
and Knocked many tooth out Of the
man behind it, Let il not be said that
any Caribbean can insult our flag with
IMMUNITY. and our bark remain moored
at Lake KOshkonOng, and our gun get
rusty We chafc and are impatient to
lead "A hundred duck hunters against
the common enemy, and only await the
call of our boss duck huntcr at Wash
ington, to sound our duck call, and see
the sporting men flock to our standard
from Puckaway, Winncconnc, Kosh-
konong, Muskego Lake and Oshkosh.
Though our country is without navy,
it is safe, rs long rs every hunter who
has skiflis a patriot, Let them fire on
our flag, and when we get mad enough,
the feathers will fly. We charge Chcs-
ter not to be scared, but TO look about
him. On every muskrat house i'll our
land there is u patriot, with his hlnd
legs wet, waiting to be called from his
fnrrow. to do battle, single rises, Mar
quis of Gooscberry rules. Let the cart
ridges be loaded for geese, with two
pink edge wads over the powder, and
let us set back in our boats and wait to
be called to back up the American navy.
Just give us the appropriation, and
never mind the navy. Valor in a skitl,
is better than cowardice in an iron clad.
But we want bnc thing understood, and
that is that these duck hunters are not
To collect until further orders. We
don't want them all TO collect here in
Milwaukee, with their boats and shot
guns and decoys, ready to proceed tc
the Caribbean seas, ut our expense. UNI
til the President calls. When Arthur
toots his duck call, then they can come
II whooping, and we will agree to lead
them where Curacoans are thicker than
mud hens on rice marsh. and wher,
they can fill II boat load in two hours
Until then, let them clean their guns
and load cartridges - Pcck's SIM,
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Virginia Bridal Costumes.

A bridal couple from Prince William
county, aged so and 60, arrived on the
local train in Alexandria, Va, says tho
Gazette of that city, on Thursday after
noon from Washington, and stopped at
IN uptown hotel The brides hat was
of the latest design, a large black sun
down, with n narrow band of purple
ribbon around it. with white pigeon
wing fastened with two red rosebuds
and black lace bow The veil was of
blue tissue The dress was of the shade
of terra Gotta, Her shawl was Of diff
fcrent shades Her neck WAS adorned
with red polka-dot handkerchief, fast
cnei with n red bow. and a pair of
white cotton gloves covered her slender
hands. Her shoes were low-quartcred
Jeflcrsons. The groom was attired in
black 5road-cloth. white vest, white tie,
yellow buckskin gloves, and linen dus-
ter. In one hand he carried a green
umbrella, and in the other IN oil-cloth
sachel, which held the bridal lunch.
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THE WILD MAN OF CANVAS.
A Creature With Rabbit Skin Robe and
Sage Brush Bed Slain in Idaho.

The celebrated wild man of the Cam
rs Prairie was killed recently by some
parties travelling through the prairie.
While the travellers were camped in the
foothills on the edge of the prairie, one
of them named Micklohancy, went Il
few hundred yards from camp to kill
some ducks, taking with him shotgun
loaded with large shot When only a
couple of hundred yards from camp the
wild Man of Camas' jumped up from
MS hiding place, and. after running n
short distance, stopped and looked nj
Micklchancy through his large, clear
eyes for n moment, then. with n shrek
that struck terror to the hunter and
caused him to shuddcr as the echo re-
sounded through the forest, the man.
with the fcrocity of q savage beast OF
the Jungle, made for Mcklchancy so
ticrccly that in order TO insure his own
safety he cmptied both barrels of the
gun into him, when he fell, apparently
dead. Micklchancy went to him, when
the strange being began to revive, and
he put his foot on the mans neck, and
called to his comrades to bring an AK,
which they did with all possible haste.
The man escaped just rs they arrived
and with pitful moan regained his
feet and started to run. The aX was
thrown ut him. and rs he turned his
head to look back it struck him in the
center of the forehead, and he dropped
lifelcss to the ground.
On examination he was found TO be
rather tall, with full, clear eyes and an
extraordinarily large head; appeared to
be about forty-iiye years ofagc, although
not a gray hair could be seen The
wavy black hair of his head hung low
down onto his body and his bushy beard
was about two and half feet long. The
BODY was also covered with n thick
growth of hair about two inches in
length This was also black and very
fine. The finger and toe nails were two
inches long and rcscmbled claws moro
than nails. He was wrapped in Il long
robe made OF rabbit skins. The skins
were sewcd together by sinews. On cx-
aiming the place from which he made
his appearance twas found that he had
very comfortable bed, which was
made of the soft bark of sage brush. 1t
was under an ovcrhanging rock and
well protected from thc,wind. Near
the bed wore two rabbits, which had
most likely been killed by stones,
About ten years ago an insane stage
driver left Boise City and has never
since been heard of The wild Man
of Camas' may be the same, having
taken up his abode in the then desolate
prairie, but seldom visited by white
men. The "Nild Man of Camas' has,
since first seen in 1873, been dreaded by
the lonely traveller and prospector, who
will be relieved to know that he is dead.
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A Romance in Real Life.

The beauty of the Capri girls is
proverbial and many of the artists have
fallen captive to their charms -theil
darkly brilliant eyes, half-Oricntal type
of face, so enchanting for painter. A
most celebrated case is that of n son OF
Mrs. Norton, the English poetess and
authorcss. During his sojourn there,
while painting n Capri beauty. he fell in
love with and married her. much to the
disgust of his high-born relatives; but
it was Il sorrowiul affair for all con
ccrncd The mother never forgavc her
son the disappointment he occasioncd
her, and the future Lady GRAVITY was
made to give up her beautiful children
to their English relatives that they
might be brought up and educated rs
became their fathers station, while he
fingered out some years of quasi happy
existence, dying at last from the effects
of drinking His wife Lady GRAVITY
the former Capri beauty now middle
aged woman. with no trace of the fata
loneliness that caused her such unhappi
ness in her domestic relations, still lives
on the island, and at long intervals hei
children married in England come te
see their mother; but the influences o
another sort OF life and society ART
stronger than the ties of blood. and Their,
is little sympathy between them.
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Milton received ElO for paradise
Lost Scott received 81, 900 for the
copy right of Marmion.
Samuel Clarke received $500 fortrans-
lating Ncwton's Optics into Latin.
Richard Savage received $500 for one
of his plays. Thompson received but 3
auiucas for hi, poem on Winter. y His
-Four Seasons brought him about 800
guinca~.
Akcnsidc received fl2O for his ''Plcas-
urcs of Imagination. James Macphcr-
son realized El2O for his translations of
"Ossian.' Hugh Kelly realized El5O
for his comedy entitled "FalSc Delica-
ley.
The first volume of poems issued by
Burns brought him Il profit of over
fj00. The widow of John Tillotson
realized $500 guincas from the sale OF
hi, manuscript sermons.
Fielding received $500 for Tom
Jones'" and fl,6OO for Amelia" his
second novel
johnson WAS paid Goo for ''Rassel-
n. the only novel ne ever wrote.
Doctor lIawkcsworth received $4,000
for hi. Narratives OF Captain Cook =
Discoveries in the Pacific Ocean, an
pnormorl~ sum for n very inferior art
iclc.
According to Pope estimate, Dryden
melted Il 600 for his Virgil"
Prior received Go. 900 for his book OF
poems. after which the Earl of Oxford
made him present of ElO,0OO.
Gay realized E3,000 from his play OF
The Bcggar's Opera, and for "Poi-
| !y,' which wa, Il sequel to it,
Pope received from lintot. the pub
fisher. 1000 for his translation of Ho-
nCr,
tonttahlc made advances OF money to
Scott. amounting in one instance to tl0,-
900, for works still in embryo, the very
Titles Of which had not been determined
upon.
Charles Rcade has received about
Sl75,OOO for hi, writings. Emerson
earned $50. 900 for his books. Holmes
$50, 900, and Bayard Taylor about 500
| 900, his books of travel being the most
popular. .
Victor Hugo received $4,000 for one
of his books only accorded the privilege
of issuing 100000 copies, after Which
the copyright is to revert to the author
George Elliott Miss Marion Evansl
realized $4,000 for "Niddlcmarch.
and II like sum from "Danicl Deronda.
Poe received 81 per magazine page
and Willis $50. Such writer's rs AID
rich, Trowbridgc and Iliggnsop ar
we'll paid for fugitive articles
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The Had and worthless

are never niiared or colntertcited. This is e'-
peciaily true OF family medicines, ana it is
positive proof that the remedy initiated is OF
the highest value. As soou as it had been
tested and proved ny the whole World that
Hop Bttcrs was the purest, best and most
valuable family medicine on earth many
limitations sprang up and began to steal the
notices in which the press and the people OF
the country had expressed the merits OF H..
b., ana IN every way trying to induce suffer
ing invalids TO use their stuff instead, expect
ing TO make money on the credit and good
name Of IL. Is. Many others started Hostrums
put up in similar style to II. b, with various
IL devised names in which the word Hop
or "Hops" were used in way to induce poo.
pie TO believe they were the same as Hop Bit
ters All such pretended remedies or cures,
no matter what their style or name is, md
especially those with the word Hop OF
"Hops"in their name or In any way connect
ed with them or their name, are limitations
or counterfeits Beware of them. Touch
none OF them. Use nothing but genuine
Hop Bitters, with bunch or cluster OF green
Hops on the white label. Trust nothing else
Druggists and dealers are warned against
dealing IN limitations or counterfelts.
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Came sailing down the aisle to day

Came sailing down the aisle to-day
In her new Easter gown;
The ugly thing! She's got u waist
Az big as three of mine,
And yet she has the vulgar taste
To say her figures fine!
The text-oh, do you like my hat
And terra Gotta dress:
Now don't you dare to sneer like that
Come, Baxter, tell me yes
! know you're sick and couldn't 90
To church with me to day.
But you'd be very proud, | know,
If you had seen the way
I took the other woman down
With all my Easter gear;
And as for that old Mrs, Brown
She's horrid-ain't she dearg"
..-Denper 2ribt.i,e.
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NJ OrICE.-EsTATg or MARY j. HAAS. DRC'p.
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned
Joseph Haas, Administrator of the estate of Mary
Haas, late OF the county of La Sale and state OF Ill
nos, deceased, will appear before the Probate Court
OF said county on the third Monday bcng the 2ls day.
Of May 1888 al the Probate Court Room In Ottawa, IN
said county when and where all persons having claims
or demands against said estate are notified TO attend
and present the same IN writing for adjustment.
Dated this 9Th day Of April A. ID. 1885.
JOSEPH HAAS,
aprI-3w Administrator
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ar,ggs,s alYeerlne salye

The best on earth can be truly said OF
Grigcs's Glycerine Salve, which "a sure cure
for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, ana
all other sores viii positively cure piles,
letter and all skin eruptions. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only 20
cents. For sale by all druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-21

Halls Ca'arrh Cure is taken internally. |,
acts directly upon the blood and the mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price Zoe. For sale
by all druggists. tal
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3. L. LINCOLN,


MOTTO f;.-FsTkTE or AARON BGOwN, DECD
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned
Ransom Palmer. Executor of the last viii and tesla!
mcnt Of Aaron Brown. late OF the county of la Sale
aud state of Illinois, deceased will appear before the
Probate Court OF said county on the third Monday
(beng the twcntyhrst day. of May 1898, az the Pro
cate Court Room, III Ottawa, in said county when
and where all persons having claims or demands
against said estate notified to attend and present
the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 2Sth day of March \ y. 1889.
RANSOM PALMER
1lar"i-iw fyCru'rr
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Parties desiring TO consult Mrs. DIR. Keck
should remember her visit here next Wednes.
day, aud not delay 10 call on her. See col.
umn elsewhere.
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HegeI.
RLAKE & MOLONEY.
Attorneys az Lac.


CTATE OF ILLINOIS LA SALE Co.'s.
- In the Circuit Court. 10 June Term lss3
Mary McGlnnis r. Nancy Foley, alias Anna Foley.
and John fOley.-In Ch0ncerp.
Affidavit OF nonresldence Of Charles McGinnls and
Alice McGinnis. implicated with the above deft ndants
having been lcd In the clerks Office or the circuit
Court OF said county notice therefore hereby gwen
70 me said nonresident defendants that the complain
ant MED her Dill OF complaint as amended IN sau court
on the chancery side thereof the third day OF April
1000, anu tnnt thereupon summons Issued out OF su
.ourt wherein said suit IL now pending, rcturnaoe ON
by law required.
Now, unless yon the said non. resident defendants,
hneu snail personally be and appear before said
Crcut court on the rst day Of the ne Xt term thereof
70 be holden Mt Ottawa In and for the said county, on
the second Monday in June next and plead answer
or deinur 10 the said complainant bill of complaint
the same and the matters and things therein clarp,s
ana stated VIII be taken confessed and decree pr
tered against you according the PRAYER of said hin
WILLIAM w. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois. April 10th, A. II. 1885 N''
BLAKE IL MsLoNEY. Complts Solrs aprltAw
NOTICE.-EsTATE OF JAMES HA1r. Dsc'p =.
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the UNDERSIGNED Adj
illustrators of the estate OF James Hall late az
the county of La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased
will appear before the Probate Court of said county on
at the Probate Court Room. in OTTAWA In said County
when and where all persons having claims or demands
against said estate mortified TO attend and present the
same in writing for adjustment
ELIZABETH HALL
JAMES c. HALL.
Npr1-3ws Administrators.
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seed CORN &C. g: e.: LEANING

Rinens fully three weeks earlier than ordinary corn
Enlly acrlimated b. two years planting In our own
coun,y Is one OF the best Eastern varieties.
GEO. e. GUENTHER,
m.r2i-imo' Section No. :, Township Esgle.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

oirs DEBiLITY, PREMATURE DECAY, and all the
effects OF youthful indscreton. viii for the sake OF
suffering humanity send free to all who need u me re-
which he wss cured Sufferers Wishing TO pront by tn,
advertisers experience can do 80 by addressing ~ per
s sSs so1nos JSfiN n OGDEN "a Cedar ST., Ns~
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WASTED AFFECTION.

They sat together by the CRATE.
He hitchcd little closer,
Aud said, "A kiss would taste flrst-rate >
She coldly answered, mo, siri"
The fact was simply this: the lass
Possessed another sutton,
And for this fellows lovesick gas
She didn't care a hooter.
Again he begged, "Glve me one kiss,
My dear, my lovely Carrie
One momentary taste Of bliss"
She simply answered, marry"
Then he replied: 81 but require
A single glimpse Of heaven;"
She yawned aud signed, 81 must retire
You see the times eleven"
= One favor. then. your John would ask, 4"
lie said! "Oh, don't refuse him.
Let me but for q moment bask
In bliss upon your bosom;
Let me but rest my brow upon
That soft and heavlng billew."
She simply said, "Your head, my son,
Is softer than the pillow"
-Pdrmends NJ.
MRS BAXTER TELLS ALL ABOUT 1T.
- The scrmon-ah, and by the way,
smiled when Mrs. Brown