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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-30

Los Angeles winemakers believe that
the prices in that section this season will
rule at about $40, owing to the abund-
ance of the crop. Sonoma men think
that grapes will command from $l9 to
S25 per ton, although no contracts have
been made at any price. Vines in the
valley show four punches to one in the
usual seasons.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-30

The Nevada (Cala.) Transcript is in.
formed by a gentleman, who has made
a personal investigation, that besides the
Cinnamon drowned at Freeman's by the
bursting Of the dam, four more are known
to have been lost at Emory's Crossing,
and it is believed that thirty or forty
Mongolians mining along the river were
swept away.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-30

Some wonderfully rich ore was struck
in the Martin White mine, north of the
old within shaft. Wednesday last. Some
pieces are nearly all horn silver and as
malleable as lead. One chunk of this
character was taken out that weighed So
pounds. Two wagon loads of ore, in
sacks, supposed to be worth several
thousand dollars to the ton, have been
taken to the company's Office, it being
considered too rich to leave at the mill
at present. Don't all get excited at once.
1t is not all of the above character by
any means, for if it was, it would be
something worth getting excited about.
Where the work is going on, under the
old groupings, not to exceed Is feet from
the surface, there is considerable ore in
the face, but little is known about its
extent. The ledge matter here is fully
25 feet wide. 1t was in this portion Of
the mine that the large and rich body of
ore was struck that first attracted atten.
ton to Ward and that has not been
touched worth speaking of for number
Of years. Ward Reflex.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-30

l HAvE lately received large additions
to my stock, making it as complete in
the grocery line as the market here will
justify. Sugars, syrups, tobacco and
many other articles at reduced prices.
j. POUJADE.
THE Bald Eagle of Bristol has received
a large stock of wines and liquors. He
is getting good ready on for when the
furnace starts up.
THE County Commissioners will meet
on Monday next.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-30

OK IN copper day at home. sample worm a
land Msiss...s -
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-30
FOR SALE.

business HOUSES, DWELLING HOUSE :
- and furniture. Four WORK Horses ana
Sh.inch Fish Wagon for sale Cheap BY
OLE ONA0. STEIN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-30

As the different camps throughout the
State are organizing " Horrible" process
sions to parade on the Fourth of July,
would it not be well for Piochers to do
likewise. We could very easily get up
such procession, with little or no ex.
pense. All we would have to do would
be to get some Of the Panaca bellies to par
ade through our streets. With the Pa
naca girls mounted astraddle Of horses,
their big feet dangling down, and ali
busily engaged in chewing gum, now,
really, what more Horrible" procession
could be conceived Of. N
IHAvE lately received large additions
to my stock, making it as complete in
the grocery line as the market here will
justify. Sugars, syrups, tobacco and
many other articles at reduced prices.
.... j. PoUJADE.
The two tons OF Comet District ore
shipped into town went 264 ounces in
silver per ton. This is the best ore that
has been sent into Phoebe for a long time.
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DINING ROOMS.

EIRsT GLASS BOARD VIII b ToOHD a M
IS fogv1A 01n1ne 1oomA 100 P0unGy1vaah eysQuDb
6o9d pr ninth inclu6ln9 lnnch 81 - MI ecl16
Cceea I'D Due>er IN - sH. LunsA sssve4 g =
Dnoa1 DuM9 loQg Fos LAon AND
% fsEs xssss.s.e QPPcs H,e.2s %
- A''' 'a1 IN IN. ~ A.fE:1fiE. 80
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ca nnn-F1VE THOUSAND DOLLARS
SpcsOVV REWARD.

Whereas Thomas Edmonston. my ereat grandfatiea
9wno married ssra!l onutt l543) rave. 1776 ninety.
Manor. to his nephew-ope BeaD. These lands were,
!7y3 In possession Notey Young, whose title of lease
y; 8. Ccmmissioners-1homas Besn. = Forres. =
MMmte-Mhose report forwarded by the secretafy Of
unable to get perfect titles to lands Of M.shingo cts
became the U. =. Washington Arsenal and confguosI
lands Entire report Of Commissioners and ttes pr.
fected and unprotected Of Washington City lands IN pee
session Of said Commissioners in 1905 handed
6ecretsy OF Treasury and forwarded 10 u 6. Congrs
smong o. 8: archives unknown. The lease q Bal
HHss1nE 1psed The fee te to SAID lands in holdins
male neir myssL aunder nsryland hSs. 100 yesq
necessary assistance in obtaining full knowledge and
copies Of the 9eyesr lease and records handed o. g.
g.. Address SAMUEL b. EDM0NsTOE
70 lot JlA n. 9Th streo6 sc, Louis No
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MADAM ROSS. HE LONe-EsTABIIsHED. RE-
M1 habae Casirvcyant and Aetro1cg1s1 g1vos 6e1SSr
on I'll. the ~ - ne ~ ~ s1y ops r De pro-
sdv!ce and ssstseanee On III matters appertaninr o
bpaineas love and matrimony. ALE m TaoUBIT C1is-
ssisss:ca1S s.sR g so psy; Consultation koOnH e
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l/Nf OOODS.
LUTTRELL & WINE
Have elegant assortment Of best French Sateens
45c.
An elegant assortment of Nuns Yelling at 25c.
An elegant assortment Of Nuns Yelling at S71.
An elegant assortment Of Black Silk at 75c. ST. 81. Is,
81 so. <l.75, 81. g. Is. 5 so.
An elegant assortment OF Summer Silks.
Sephyr Suitings, all colors
Drap de Alma, worth 81. Is. at 81.
Henrietta Cloth and Cashmere at populsr prices.
The best line of Cloth Cashmere for men and boys
In this city. We make suits to order.
Our stock of Line Damasks, Towels. Napkins. Doy-
hes and Handkerchiefs is complete.
ook at our Ladies' Hemstitched Han dkerchiefs at
lave.
Full inc Of Mems Shirts. Shirts made to order an Il
n Guaranteed The patent Shirt is just the
thing,
20 pieces Straw Mating at cost.
Lot Of Remnants of Hamburg Edges at half price.
Lot Of Kid Gloves. soled former price 81. only 25c
One case 1914 Sheeting good quality. 25c.
One case 10-4 Sheeting superior. SOC.
One case Ga Shooting. best quality. 400
LUTTRELL WINE,
f2S-2w 1880 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
NOR SALE

'on sAAE- FINE RITZ ,xo ,ors
18th streets 25116s alley Price 81 per square foot
yuass % sSf .saenos
p Poe the G Wit"
40 North side street. between 18th and 18th, Lot
Is Sps tide y 4
South side street. between 18th and 18TH four Lots
70 f. az - at Il So 2ssIs2 81 # Skis
18th street Io ssoS 2sIiss pss
ss nec I fa
at So square foot alley in rear Of these LOTS
North side Sunderland Place. s Lots each 25xSS 70
alley. Price. 81. rs per square foot.
ON Dupont Circle northeast corner Of circle and New
Iss about
ss2oo Gs oc Lot
kes s01s with alley o feet wide the east side
Mo5r Lot 80 feet front, irregular in depth Price
two Lots 4Iss Price. ''o'' nsAf iO'n S'f'''
2ssSio5 Prce 81 per square fooa avenue LOT
By ,ns
back building to a large residence Price IS, $50.
PRICE % psr s1s on 10th and 1o
have lots for sale in every section Of the city.
Nv. N. HUYCK.
Real Estate Aren't,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
f27-St Opposite north entrance Treasury building)
NHOICE BUILDING LOTS
ELEGANT HOUSES
On all the Avenues and most Of the Streets in the North
western Section Of the City.
Call or send for my Real Estate Guide, which will
map Of the city.
r. o. HOFFMAN.
Real Estats Broker and Auctions>r
f2S-1m 10th and streets northwest
OHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
We desire to can attention to the larss number Of
In our our hands L. for f,s sale IN the
We name few Of the desirable locations
nota ades Aassachusssts avenue between 18th and
Connecticut avonue between N street and Du Pont
Both sides Connecticut avenue. between @ and
West side New Hampshire syenue Immediately
Both sides Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and
Vermont avenue between Z and streets,
cs s ayense both Sides between Thomas
Vermont avenue. between street and Iowa c4rcaa
10th street. both north and south of SCOTT statue
To s.sgnes oLRosife NC Mcp t,ns square
FOR complete bulletin and full information apply to
.oo 1924 street northwest
IzZ-zw near Ebbdtt House.
u
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u ATHER THAN PAT THE AUCTIONEER TEN
A1per cent would rather give the customer the benefit
We have good many Shoes I'm odds ends in broken
nses; VII - osh si na1 my soEmsy eold good
Tie. SOC. co. &c: md q that sold for double. Ia:
many Job lots; viii oder low. 'S~
1914 and 1916 PennA syenuA
J. ". 6ELBY.
Wonens Lasting Polish. geod houss shoe &C.,, size
8 andA. "a
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22-2w

NOR >ALE-NINETEEN BUILDING LOTS. SIT.
4 usted on street northwest between 18th street
Price 81 so per foot. Apply to A. A. WILSON, Room
!, over Bank Of washington, f2oSv
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NEVER FORGET MCKINNEY
IN The old reliable 6eWfnG Machine man am a
dealer and not agent and have been too LONG IA The
business to ell mean mschinso. keep eysryfhin9
weEth selling. Renting and repairing.
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They must have queer kind OF canvas-back
duck In New York journal Of that city, edited
by gentlsnan who is understood to be quite an
epicure, says they "feed exclusively On 1sh, and
have hshy TASTE"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"ANTED-HORSES TO BOARD; CARRIAGES
stored; colts and vicious horses broken. Address
T. CARPEN TER, Anacostia, apply to MAIN
BRO.. Sd and Pennsylvania avenue. f2S-6ts
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FOR RENT--STORES.

TOR RENT-sTORE No; 427 TENTH STREE
= northwest. Inquire of SWORMSTEDT BRAI
LEY, Real Estate Agents 928 F street northwest f2S
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NOR RENT-NEW THR e STORY AND BASE
me9t brick Dwelling 1e4s 18th street n.
T III RUTHERFORD. Real Estate and fnsura &c,
lZlo street northwest. f26 -6fe
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED Two OR THREE FURNISHED OR
w partly furnished Rooms, suitable for light house
Keeping and pleasantly located between 9th and 10th
ana ana streets northwest Address, stating price,
b. q. B., 1l0b 7th street northwest f27-3ts
w physicians Office, between and p 9th and 18th
streets northwest Address, stating terms, j.. Star
ONCE. f27-3t-
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TRussE1 & CLARE.
sl1 MARKET SPACE
CALL SPECIAL. ATTENTION TO THE ror.
LOWING:

l0-4 UTICA SHEETTN0 sax.
l0-4 NEW YORK MILLS DO, 99H.
s so4 fE9go1 g M2
~ WAMSUTTA MILLS. liz.
~ PRIDE OF THE WEST 11k.
~ OAvOL MILLS 10.
~ EL4WOOD MILLS, 12k.
Id LONSDALE CAMBRIC. l2k (tcSkl
We be- e cal SPECIAL attention to our reduction Ia
WINTER DRESS GOODS. -
our stock IN AL departments n vexY completa. and
pg1cce have been arranged ct crock bottom" An ~
invited % 1n4pect the stock.
One Price Only.
TRUNNEL + CLARK.
Ma 81 MARKET SPACE
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PERSONAL.

DERsONAL-THE YOUNG LADIES WHO Df.
rectsd Bicyclers on East Capitol street sunday A.
viii confer great favor. Acquaintance earnestly dS.
DRIyATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
No. 60& STREET NORTHWEST.
Reliable Information furnished in ali cases: consul
tadon iree viii call ct reeidence when requested; oh
business strictly confidential.
f17-lm' McDEVITT, FLINDER McELFREsH.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a SIMON IMIRIE
VIII present the same before the 18Th day a
March, A. d. 1883. at my law office, No. eOl ID IT NV
w. PRESTON WILLIAMSON,
fl1-ZW Aasio7r
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE
! eight rooms. hail. cellar, water and 9as No. I'll
New York avenue. State rartnent. Rent $40 in
advance. Inquire at 1713 New York avenue f28-2ts
EfOR RENT-913 EAST CAPITOL STREET, SEVEN
4 rooms water and gas. and good cellar; rent $40.
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| NOR PENTHOUSE sos o STREET NORTH
west eight rooms. cellar and bathroom; poeseesdon
g1vsn on March 18th Apply at 800 o street north
west. 1857
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~ hard on them that lived high and did
lofhing" In this way most men might De
able TO get coat of arms that would be salts
factory.
These wretched suicides on account OF H.
nancial difficulty remind US OF the anecdote
of Johnson, who may have been brutal in
his criticism, but who told the truth never
tbeiess.: Suppose said Boswell, "a man
bad been guilty of fraud that he was GER
tain would be found out, would not suicide
be Justifiable?' mo, sir" was Johnson's
burly answer. In that case let i'm go
to some country where he is not known and
not to the devil. sir, where he is known"
Lord Surrey, who was beheaded in 1917,
gave our ordinary human nature pretty
hard hit. and the lines he wrote on How
no age IS content with his own estate" are
unfortunately as applicable now as they
were when the axe tell on the poets neck
saw little boy in thought how oft thathe
D1d wish OF God TO 'scape the rod, tall young
man 10 be.
TheyOung man exc. that feels his bones with
pains opprest,
How he would be rich old man. to live and lie
at rest.
The rich old man, that sees his end draw on so
fore,
How he would be a boy again, to live so much
the more.
Whereat full oft smiled to see how all these
three
From boy to man. from man TO boy, would chop
and change degree.
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She gave young colored man named Alex
Oliver three dollars, and he brought her
three one-fifth tickets of different numbers.
The piece You see there, which cost her a dol
lar, gives her a share of the SIS, 900 prize"
What is she going to do with her money ?'
"Ohl she's made up her mind about that
To be sure she'll keep it; she told us to in
vest in United States four per cent. bonds,
and that's what we'll do with it''
Martha Livingston was Martha Green be-
fore Charles Livingston married her in New
Orleans ten years ago. They didn't have
much money, but they were determined to
get along. and so they went TO Morgan CITY,
There Mr.. Livingston commenced dealing in
moss on small scale, gradually increased
his business, and finally about two or three
years ago, opened general merchandise es.
Enlistment. His thrifty wife helped him to
get along in life, and now by lucky invest
ment of dollar of her pocket money has
provided against any sudden stagnation of
business or accidents OF life The lucky
Livingstons are thirty-four years of age but
there are no little Liyingstons TO appreciate
the new found fortune.-New Orleans Ga. }
Plcayune, Sept. 20.
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MY GUEST.
BY 6. n. MATTHEWS.

There is guest that detest, for ever at my side
e elngs TO me as fondly as bridegroom to his
PO leers al me and jeers at me, and when cross
his win,
only smiles sardonically. and hugs me closer
te him and berate him. yet he trudges at my
heels,
reaches in my pockets. and revels at my
meals:
Hey HIM, and would ly him. but he only presses
closer
And ~hlspers to each wish of mine an everlasting
have ehiGeJ and derided tin Pm almost out of
I've abused him. and misused him, but he never
Will deDart:
IfIsniIe him, seek to spite him, why, he simply
The symbols Of his tyranny upon my coat and
pants;
He s@ueezes me, and freezes me. and well nigh
drives me mad,
He tortures and leases me, and growls when am
Ee glsres at me and stares at me- as any shoui
might do,
He has shattered every promise that my soul was
He has wrecked me and bedecked me with the tat
tered garbs OF woe;
he has crossed my happy threshold and has laid
my loved ones low;
He's wary as a beagle, and he grins in such style
That the cunning OF serpent is apparent in his
ae is iank, he is lean. and his fingers are uncean;
he is ragged he is haggard, he is spiteful and he's
Than Adam he is older, than Satin be is holder;
Hes as CHASTITY as a skeleton, and uglier and
colder;
when the winter winds are dire he sits crouching
atmyfiTe,
AID glowing at my beggary with eyes that never
tire;
He's the parent of all crime. in each country and
each cline.
and has tramDed the wide world over, hand in
hand with Father Time;
His record all may read, in the hearts that break
ana bleed,
On the lips of little children that forever pine and
plead;
And his deeds are further written over sleepless
eyes red bitten,
Over cold and empty cradles, over roofs by sorrow
smitten:
over shattered hopes once cherished, over pleas
ureS that have persisted,
Over broken dreams OF glory, that better man
hood nourished;
In the byways and the highways, he goes onward
unmOested,
And makes the world to labor ere its weary hands
are rested;
He's a beggar and ranger. and was present. not
stranger,
At the birth OF the Messiah, in the cold Judean
mangeT;
lie has Irailed along the path of the tempest in its
wrath.
And mas gloated DER the ruins OF the moldered
aftermath:
He's the Prince of empty pockets. out at elbow and
at knee,
He's knight without nickel whom we nickname
Poverty.
Toledo Blade
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Persons Win Trarel

Often experience serious bodily inconvenience
from the unsuitablity of food, air and water they
meet with. On long voyages disorders of the stom-
ach and bowels are apt to attack seasearing men
and passengers In consequence OF the bracklshness
OF water and foul air on shipboard. and it is q
notable fact that immigrants newly arrived in I'M
settled districts, are peculiarly subject to malaria
diseases and Other ailments born OF miasma and an
unwonted diet. To the needs of the tourist, com
mercial traveller and new settler Hostetter's stom-
ach Biters is peculiarly adapted since it strength
ems the digestive organs and braces the physical
energies to unhealthful influences. II removes and
prevents malarial fever. constipation, dyspepsia,
BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the kidneys aud bladder,
and enriches rs well as purifes the blood. When
overcome by fatigue, whether mental or physical,
the weary and deblitated find il reliable source
OF renewed strength and comfort
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BEYOND THE RIVER.
Away Across. the Mississippi Is Held a
Convincing Conversation.

81 tell you. sir that they are one of the neatest
combinations ever produced, and my experience
of that sort OF thing has been wide enough 70 en-
title my judgment 10 some respect"
"0h, don't know" responded the first speak
er's friend, with little yawn. though he didn't
take much interest in the subject u have never
been able to see much difference in those things
They are all pretty nearly OF the same size, and
made of about the same stuff"
The talk, Of which the foregoing is a fragment.
took place in Gallatin. No. not long ago in the
snug Office OF DR.. N. p. Flowers, one Of the lead
ing physicians of the State. who followed up the
vein in which he had introduced it substantially
in these words:
Nonsense, that is the rigmarole OF boy or
rather of a man who either doesn't know or doesn't
care what he says. Those things as you call
them. are Just as different as the moon is from
green cheese. Now. liniments, lotions and ONT
ments are very good in most fo- the relief of
pain or inflammation, but in the first place they
are unclean. They soil the hands and the linen,
besides being always out of reach when they are
most wanted"
We'll, my dear Doctor" sighed the traveller
from the NORTH "wh at would you have? THIS is
awretched world anyhow, and nothing is ever at
hand when it is wanted. You can't suggest any
thing"
Yes, can" broke in the Doctor. humping the
table with his fist, Il can suggest BENsON's CAP
CINE POROUS PLASTER. have tried il on my
patients and have tried it on myself for an at
tack Of pneumonia and in all cases relief has fol-
lowed in from three to forty-eight hours The old
plasters are stage coaches the Capcine is q tele-
graphic dispatch. For instance in cases of Neural
gia, Muscular Rheumatism, Lumbago, retarded
action OF the Kidneys, and ="
Il give it up. Doctor. and in case OF need I'll buy
Benson's," said the traveller. pleasantly.
In the center Of the genuine is CUT the word
CAPCINE
seabury d Johnson. Chemists. New York
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Rainbow colors are produced on brass or
naments, such as clasps, buttons and buckles,
by stringing them on copper wire and dip
freshly prepared by boiling litharge in caus-
tic soda and pouring it into porcelain dish.
A linen bag of finely pulverized litharge or
hydrated oxide of lead is suspended in the
solution, so as to keep up the original strength
of the solution. While the articles are in
this solution they are touched one after
another with platinum wire connected with
the positive pole of battery until the de-
sired color appears. The galvanic current
employed must not be too strong. The colors
are more brilliant if they are heated after
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YES AND NO.

Iog ask tonight my daughters hand
A. you quest "a toy;
Do you know tile weight OF your demand
Ca a mothers hear. my ooy2
You say you love her wildly. Well,
Will IL last 70 the end OF time?
Or will the ring of wedding bells
Resound its dying chimey.
The heart you crave is a tender thing,
so tender, trusting. true;
Can you TO her devotion bring
As warm as hers to you?
VIII you love her through the changing years
A. tendery as now,
When ills shall rS,le or sorrows tears
Recloud her sunny brow?
When age shall bow her graceful form,
And bleach ner jetty hair.
VIII YOU protect her from the storm,
And shelter her from care?
When time shall dim her sparkling eye,
And Winters burrows show,
Will your love be the last 10 die?
II mol, answer, No.
Remember that her future life
Would every day be yours:
A loving woman, when wife
To one that she adores,
Has no existence of her own
Apart from him she loves;
she lives hencefOrth for him alone,
And in his orbit moves.
She molds her wishes to his will.
Her ways to his desires;
He ldads her bv loves willing web
Through lifes refining fires.
She walks with him through thorny fields,
And Ger llfe's rugged road;
He is her idol and ideal
Her guide and household god.
So, If your love win liveAnd burn,
And bless her future years;
II you will give her, in return,
The trust that life endears;
ii You will guard her destiny.
And shield her from distress
Will always live adoring her
Why, then, answer Yes.
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No. 613.-.Charade.

Written for the Temperance Cause
Oh, stay thou IDLE, vain young man,
Or soon twill be teo latel
Return unto the dear home-nest;
Meier leave itafter eight
Return unto thy good Mamma,
Revere her counsels sage,
For such the path of the sober youth
Who'd find an honored age.
Thou hast a strong and stubborn first.
Fie Thou art much TO blame,
Thou makest my heart TO second sore,
My cheek 10 blush with shamel
Fiel Would'st thou revel with thy friends,
While midnight hours roll;
tell thee. youth, the morning light
shall find thee with my whole.
pOprS
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No. 6Ie.-NumericaI Enigma.

Ny whole is quotation from Goldsmith's
Deserted Village" containing "a letters
My Is, 81, 10, 6, SO is the name OF a poet
My "a, 80, is, q, 81 8, s is the name of an
American photographer.
My 2, %, g, IL, 10, 4 is the name of great
musician,
Ny 10, 25, 20, II, 4. 4, %. G is the name OF
great explorer and discoverer.
My q, %, o. Is, %, 26, 5, 6 is the name Of
a President of the United States
Ny Z, %, 10, 8, 6, IA was an American Gen
eral in the Revolution.
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