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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
RECOliMENDkD RkCIPkS.

An sppetilipg way TO cook chicken ia
to cut II in pieces, IS II You We're 10
fricsssee il DIP the p.-1ss IA t-.len -gS
and then in tine bread erumts, seasoned
with pepper and salt, AID q .t,.- very
dne sage il you Ike tbs, ,st .4.u il
the dripping pan, With ui.s q ta.I-- v=r
them, and little water iu t-- Lau
bake slowly til. done, Max ) ri il gravy
in the dripping pan sf;er ycn YAK .b-
chicken out.
A very nice cake fortea saitu- =hieL
may be appreciated on . eo14t Of A-
calling for one egg only, i- mae TINS .
a little more than As.i .ugEa. O. butter.
one cupful and half Of s1sar gL- mp
tul Of sweet milk, one egg, tLf-- rGi:ai5
OF fiour, one y-ssponful 0f sea isso ed
in very little hot water aud ,ra t-s.
spoonfuls OF cream Of tartar 4l.x-i t4pr
oughly in the hour one capt1l g r4isins
chopped very hne. .
Celery that is not 90 Grip 2 I; should
be may be eaten prepared ik, a.
After washing the celery ami r-4g- -
the green Leaves cnt iu pieces shout 81
you do asparagus then Put iuto hn,l.
ing water that IS saIt-d Nhsu II +
tender drain ii, lay il On -Ai1-s Of lu.'
tered toast which you have tls' clipped
in the water in which yoi cooked The
celery add butter, psppe~ s-i a.: g
your taste serve hot.
Little boy porndss. .-Tg5 L=apilE
tsblespooniuls OF Indian meal aud iht
quantity Of dour, one cup q b5aal
water, two cups OF het milk, QUE table
spoonful OF salt. Wet up Il ur sui IL 3
with little cold water, a-t sir lat,
the boiling water, ss.t " tss,e
and cook steadily halt 81 4JGr 80 iii
vessel set in 8 pot OF t9t water. -tiraL,
often. Then best in the MD sralua :
working out ell the clo;- o. p4-.- b..
cook 10 minutes longer E. wtsl M!l
and sugar,
Oyster lost-Tske sua4. LAT q
bread, cut Of slice from ;ue top th-i
with spoon remove the lusde Of th,
loaf, lesviug tie crusi nearly bnt IL
quite al inch tnt.k make very riui
oyster stew, pour little Into the loaf t
moisten it then put 10 a layer OF oysters
then OF bread crumbs we'll sa.t-d 81.
peppered put the top crust on, and Sc
il in the oven il dripping pan We
the ernst with the yolk of an egg, o
with sweet milk in which you have pu
little sugar serve hot let it r-msl
in the oven for from l 8 to Is minutes
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
Madame rvos,ar,, Hall,

HArler's Moat-ly for February.
Il is rot always sn envisble thing to
De the hostess who entertained dis.
.inSuished company last night" and
isutes perennislly in the pspeis. The
Twostars are psrvenus, who have made
a great fortune, and set mp grsLd estsb-
lishment-in Greenland. ssy-snd this
done, madame sat down before the for.
tress, Society, determined TO hang her
banners on the outer wall, and tiy her
dag over the citadel She was, If not s
lady, a cleverly veueered imitation Of
one; she had ambition and tact and
brains, bat, alas q hot temper. Toward
the close OF her second season, during
which she had entertained like a fairy
princess, she determined to give grand
ball. Hundreds OF invitations were sent
out and accepted. An orchestra Of
eighty picked men was secured,
A supper worthy OF Soyer
or Vatel wss ordered, An army OF
hupkies, tops of flowers, bunting Chinese
lanterns &c, floors that were wsxed to
perfection, electric lights gas, wax
| lights, produced brilliant ensemble, and
madame, in hez Worth dress and all her
diamonds, was 8 chandelier. Guests
poured in, and the ROOMS Ware soon filed;
hut, in spite of all her precautions, the
women somewhat outnumDered the men,
who grouped themselves about ths doors
aud looked blandly on at the rows o.
girls in pax aud girls in blue tnat lined
the walls, and the dancing, which wa
going on in feeble way. Madame saw
tust this would not do. Sh,
approached the gentlemen Let mi
introduce you to Miss Blank, this
pretty SiTl in green over there. Sh
dances beautifully" she said to one Q
them. Thanks but am not by way 0
iapeing to night" he replied. SIT is e
awiullv hot A second declined he
g proposal. to go ard have an ice, on tn
ground that il was 80 awfully cold" !
third VAS mot making any acqasint
suues," and would not b. presented t
. arg Of the ladies A fonr;h had "see
r tie decorations up stairs" and decline
10 bulge. A fifth fnever gte anythin
stter dinner - "They sll began wit
| ole accord 10 make excuse" like th
. guests Of tue Biblical feast, but madame
=, instead OF tak4ug the sans reveng
q grew iurously angry, aud, stamping be
2 t19t, egsl, Then what the devil di
+ you clG4- here for ~ This effected moi
.s than all her eptreaties. Ths men bur
1 iu.o q hearty laugh, aGd protested the
. eatits willingness 70 do whatever al
- pleased, were introduced, talked, suppe,
- danced male themselves assesable, su
ta- bail success. Bat the story WAS a
d OPEN secret ; ia u hoGrs every body wi
.. talking Of it. society was shocked beyoI
3 expression, and madame went abroad.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
PSALMS.


uBAR this, all ye people, and give ear
IL all ye invalids of the world, Hop
Bitters will make you we'll and to rejoice.
2. 1t shall cure all the people and put
sickness and suffering under feot.
3. Be thou not afraid when your family
is sick, or you have Brisht's disease or
liver complaint, for Hop Bitters will cure
you.
4. Both low and high, rich and poor
know the value Of Hop Bitters for bilious,
nervous and rheumatic complaints.
8. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and |
shall have robust and blooming health.
s. Add disease upon disease and let the
worst come,I am safe If use Hop Bitters.
Z. For all my life have been plagued
with sickness and sores, and not until a
year ago was cured, by Hop Bitters.
s. He that keepeth his bones from aoh
ing from rheumatism and neuralgia, with
Hop Bitters, doeth wisely.
8. Though thou hath sores, pinples
ireckles, salt rheum ,erysipelas, blood poi
soning, yet Hop Btters will remove them
sll
10. What woman is there, feeble and
sick from female plHints, who desirett
not health and useth 1op Bitters and ii
made we'll.
IL. Let not neglect to use Hop Bittert
bring on serious kidney and liver com
plants.
IL. Keep thy tongue from being furred
thy blood pure, and thy stomach from
indigestion by using hop Bitters.
l3. All my pains and aches and disesa,
go like chat before the wind when us,
Hop Bitters.
IA. Mark the man who was nearly deaC
and given up by the doctors after usin,
Hop Bitters and beoometh we'll.
Is. Cease from worrying about ner
vousness, general debility, and urinar,
trouble, for Hop Bitters will restore v, n
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
Iommy A.kln.. nc nrlt..h sola.er.

IL :r-u asg-- trgu. a.g.- t5ek-t-
e7.s w -1s--, Sc. Ute t..a- s.fs-i ou, o
6ilt3s4 a..il--+t 81 e-!.. 7of~ ~ o.
-l'=f-t ...- LAIN, ss-.ia.s enlistment.
'-ugtl 9l --r71--, gu1s. nleia.= H.. ~
/ -ael ltis.lust The Ta- tis s-.r
VIA -sst ..-.l- .-is-r . TO- al .or d.lilg
D. l:., sul yn- N or EH .lea:-t liz
s'-si q NE 1.sA' ".'L Doa' Ana
"R.oLari Eo- o- u ~ 4tkius "
/ The uysk. We're il-. s,' ? .. ssl.-d, All
I i aid u.' u-~i u-ar i- " ssasi-r p. .
1 p-uioagm '5al4 ;te .y.a- SOLDIER
/ L'u4--'
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

Iu early spring the song.birds sing
4. is is owes season. soon shall spread
A carpet green before his feet
And crocuses and snowdrvps nring
A wreath to crown his lovely head
This is Love seasen-sweet, sweet, sweet
Then youths and maif ems, VIII 10 ye may,
Your W etheArts choose before the right
That shi1es nn spring;ime shall retreat;
For onte that light has rassed away,
Life knows again no hours So bright
so iull of giadness-swaet, swee sweet!
Now helieve the birds are wong
That is. N altogether right
Love may with partial eyes b-hod
The spring, hut yet the whole year long
He smiles with tenderest delight
On ali true lovers, your z and old
And though y, UT early summers ned,
And though my au umn's 81 rost here,
The hlies-bessed with love divine
Shall take the place of 70 es dead.
Win you consent to pluck them, dear,
With me- and he my Valentine2
The Manhattan for February.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

The title "Hsles Honey of Horehound and
Tar is key to all the Ingredients of that
inval aluable remedy for diseases of the throat
and lungs. Its three components are known
to the Whole world for their healing, soothing
and counter irritating properties, and the pro.
PORTIONS IN which they are combined in this
famous pulmonic ren1er it, by all odds, the
most potent preparation known for the radical
cure of coughs, coils, l. fiuenza. hoarseness,
bronchial dlfhcu ties and all diseases tending
to consumption. Sod by druggists everywhere.
Depot, sixth avenue, New York. Price 81
cents and 81 Get the large size,
ike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
rarltng Name. ln ,he Mldale

: -TTTAleIpNIA EtIOfI,
We have known many men Of very
considerable parts who, to cur sstonish.
mvnt, have failed to make their way in
.ls world. We have not leen able 70
discover any better reason for it than
he fashion OF parting their names in the
middle. While the world tolcrates and
approves of julius Cesar Brown it frowna
lpon j. Caaar Smith, though Smith may
BE- the better man OF the two. Mr.. j.
Bayard Taylor made no particular
leaiwsy in the world until he dropped
the J. Why is this thusl
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
ODDS 4 Nd ~ Ds.

There's wisdom III the cssk, sings an old
poet who knew how to have good time.
And he Ii right A cask has two heads
Bttrtinqtml Free Press.
gentleman in Paris, who was recently an
unsuccessful suitor in the courts, reyenged
himself for the loss Of his case by shooting
his lawyer. II this kind Of thing spreads
there will soon be.more room at the top FOR
young lawyers.-Nele Hdcen Journal and
| foUrieT.
The Pail Mall Gdzeae says American
girls have deserved reputation for general
| courage above all their zsters elsewhere. "
| We're not quite sure the compliment il
deserved though. We think English girls al
tiIllea betrag the most courage. We don't
believe many American girls would dare tc
| appear in such frightfully untasteful clothe.
a. English girls are given to wearing Boston
| lna,.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
DAILY EXPRESS;

New Castle A hccommodation Trans-Lesve Will
mington, u a. m. ana 8 p. ~. Leave New Castle
o.. "A. IN. snd 4. 40 p m.
Smyrna Branch rrsins-Leave SMYRNA Tor
Clayton Z. 10, g 05, 1888 IL co Is nn 30, 2l,
7 SO D. m. Leave layton fof Smyrna T. 20, . To-
10 40. Ii. 90 a, M, =. 40 5,0J, 20.
C,nnectiuns-At lOrteT 's. with Newark x Della
ware CITY y. X at TOWNSEND, with Queen Anne Is
n X mt r.. x at Clsyton, nth Delaware 4 Chess-
peaNe aid Kent County Railroad, a. harrington
with Junctio Breakwater x. a.. at SeatOId,
with norchstter 4 Delaware r. r.; at Demsr,
with Eastern shore, MiCOlnicO 4 POconoke X. II.
ami peniusula rail Dads. | N. MILLS,
JHAS. II. PUGH, IL. Y, kKNNEY, sunt,
Gensra Manager General su,L
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
No DOrg 10 Love.

No iorl to 1--we, none to karess how
al | -ye- my sadue express Chunck
e i--uuc,-1, si a. a nall hushei is his
bsrkir' and SYN is his tale Oh suct
atal--s a Ait- OF tie end opht did he
chase 4; with wisg.s and b-nd chase ii
7tt4 hope, Nv sting sronnd till overcome,
he r=pos.i on the ground Now he's
-x'irCt -d.i as a male; where am his
bark s1i tA- way of bis la-' In dresms
s.oue poor Chuck / See. swisginy hia
milk ar 49, catching h-s lis hut a
it-Su Wak!pE w-ep-tot under twc
.oot of groHud does he sleep. 0 beantiful
Pup! once NIL II pla havn't f-i
Jon tsy sft-r dag y-a you m,ik given
you fr-si, given ysu many pat on IN.
head Gow you ar rk.!iuet-ded As s
rsi- SnsI- am ,t- bark aud the was ot
your ta-, No ierg 10 love, none {,
saS-5s vs'piy strive the sad tears :,
repr.=s. why iid yo1 disf" sadly
u"su. IVA it from piz-n or swallerin
. h1ler" No wsSriu' tsl4, ro hsamiu
eye answers question, of gives a repd
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
Burnetts ,ocoalne for Loss of Hair

NiAANsAs1p ''eN~ IL 100
Three years ago MY hair was coming out
very fast, and was nearly bald. ! was also
troubled with dAndrub = began using Bur,
nett $ Coooane, and my hair Immediately
stopped coming out, and has constantly been
getting thicker My hair is now entirely free
from dandruh. Ny wife has used the Cocoaine
with equally as gratifying results.
p. 7. PLArT, with +, MacNeagh & Co.
Burnett's Extracts are the Purest fruit
nayors.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
E5LEDIGTfUN.
Henri Dauge.

Blame not thine own Inconsistency,
Thou tender woman.child:
| thank thee that thou once hast loved,
And kissed and clasped, aud smiled.
Thyself TO me thou didst but lend
Keep thee | never 60 AID
But love aud courage CAV ST thou me;
Thou CAV st me na1ght but good.
ne'et had known the love of life
Without thy Quickeniug breath;
Aud in the 10 u III e, sweetheart,
lost the fear of death.
\ harpy heart awhile bore;
A GAIA one now / bear;
BE pardoned. tender little hand
And lace for me too talr
--HGrIer'S Magazine for February,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

The experience of outdoor laborers. EN-.
ployes in manufactures sad late worsers OF
all kinds has shown that wine glass fall OF
Coldens Liquid Beef Tonic taken at regular
intervals, imparts, stamina and resist.
ance to disease. Ask for Colden's, take nc
other. OF drugglsts generally.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

The same urllucr 0f jersey pSp-r
shat contained protest against the
cruelty OF car drivers 10 their horses, also
printed communication expressing pity
for the drivers in cold weather. this il
an age OF spasmoiic sympatAy.-.Nsc
York Commercial Adgerhscr
Wife, say, what iu thunder are you
opening all the doors for lin asrnsd
ussr frozen ' Oh, Jsmes, It's 60 cola
| people exposed on the street thouShl
| woull inst let out little warm air TO
the poor things "-Louisriiis Courier.
Journal
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

Nitiated blood needs cleansing. There is
only one remedy for all such cases, Samaritan
Seryine.
Miss Jennie p. Warren, 7iO w. Van Buren,
street. Chicago, ILL.,, says Samaritan Ner.
vine cured me OF spasms." sl.50 at druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
rNciting PRACTICE for a physician.

killed m-altiu- u-u Ls.- 10 place
44ulc ;1z P.uts .fit- Of Indians, When
pue ul .--rl loses T. -- psti-nts consecu.
tsy-lg, j.. i a4u. 10 ip them in the
LsFg7 iua,ps Er5uuds, Th- p-ua'ty
sa- a-' h=ra I'' c:7t O. Ma sto-E,. rh-
l1t- .,.- medicine .-.u, a. Buffalo
&-Na Sc, wac WAS shot to death. The
usual mode 5f treatment is to dance about
the sick man, aud howl. When the
medicine man who has Just lost two cases,
"a llblrluF oTsr tue third, the way he
Ilmus AMI strains his lungs and vocal
-tri- ~ frantic sc.eeches is something
avn .u behold, and he psrspif-7 % much
a. L= IS as weak gs q rat Tor week.
Ayers Sarsararilla wonderfully improves
o., lmpIexion and brings to old and your g
fa. .Irum # health As . puriher of the
lIBUi. II has elluaI
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
A POSITIVE CURE
FOR
G ATA r r n

nan , 2 etetts the memJranal Innings Of the
ire ana restores the sense Of taste aud smeil
cations A thorough treatment will cnrap pp'iYa ia
sqused lot colds IN head. Agreeable TO uss' send
LOT circular: sold by druggists. ny mall boc. a
.ELY's CREAM BALM CO., owsso. N. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
whatisThfs Famous speetf;c d.

The excesses of youth are drafts upon cd
age payable with interest, sufferers should i'm.
mediately use Aliens Brain Food; 81 pkg, Q
far IS At druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
THE Best.r

Benson'7 Capcine Porous Plasters are ad-
mittedly The Best for local rheumatism
and neuralgia. 25 cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

They say "a word 70 the wise IS Sufficient
but we think 1t takes about five Use Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup You can get this article
sicians recommend 1t,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

Stop that cough, by the use of Ayers
Sherry Pectoral-the best specific ever known
for all diseases of the throat and lungs. 1t
Will soothe the rough feeling III your throat,
give the vocal organs fiexibility and vitality,
and enable you TO breathe and speak clearly.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

How inexpensive. and yet how effective is
the great substitute for sulphur Baths,
Genn's sulphur Soap.
Hhls Hair and Whisker Dye, Black OF
Brown, SIC.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

Why suffer with malaria EMORY'S
STANDARD CURE PILLS are infallible,
never fail to cure the most obstinate cases
purely vegetable, contain no quinine, mercury
or poisons OF any kind pleasant TO take
sugar-coated. All druggists-25 and 81 cents
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
Rough on Rats.

William b Davis of West Whiteland.
Chester county, has been annoyed for
some time by the depredations of rs,
which had destroyed half bushel OF
potatoes in his cellar. He set two steel
traps one foot apart, and wolf trap three
yards distant. What was his astonish-
ment next morning on finding that the
rat had visited each trap, catching his
tail in one, leg in another, and his
body in the third, all three being at
tached to him when found.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

NOiICB is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN THN ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF tbs WILMINGTON navigation t!ompsny
Will be held at No. S0J Market street, Whining.
ton. Delaware. on THURSDAY, the 1th day OF
February, 1854, bet seen the hours OF y and
~ clock d. M, for the purpose of electing three
u''oo'''' ~ JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
iAn3-4tw frosiuoht'
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
A BALTIMORE RAILKOAp.
JANUARY, 7, 1884.

Trains will leave wilmington az follows.
For Philadelphia and intermediate stations, . ~,
TOO 1913, .. m; 2.3O, 4OG, TAO, 800 n. m.
Philadelphia (EIpressl 200, 2.4b, $50, 90,
B.l5 800, 9.S9, 81, 1907, n.53 b. m; H. 10,
l,b4,b.17, 9. 10, B.ST, q, 40 y. m.
New YORK, ZOO 245, $3.50, $40, 100, 10 on,
llb3sm; 'i2.3S, 1.64, $50, OH, B.31, 648 y; m;
For " est hester, Via LalnOkin, o 40 aud :. 10
q. IN, q 80 aud 4 90 p. IN. -
Baltimore and lntarmediste stations, I.O5, 1905
Baltimore aud Bay Line, 7.OOp M. .....
baltimore and W ashington 1.42, 443 800, lOuu
q, M, LOO, Il I, Dos, OO, llU0 ., N. haiti
more only LOG a. m, 1897 and 800 y. IN.
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for: -
New Castle 800, 800 a. IN, Lib, 800 400, B.9o
D. M
Harrington, Delmar aud way stations, 800 a. IN.
and L. Id, D. IN.
wyoming and way stations, 625 D. nj.
EIurebs for ilarriu gtDn, 4.0Dp. IN.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

Apply by the little
fnger into the nos
triis. By ABSORPTION
y teifentuslly clcanses
the nasal pas sag s Of
catArtah virus, caus-
ing healthy secre-
tions. 1t ailays in
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
6

CI8t l.H4-. rs ..E. r..,.r..t .51- .,.. ion
-.uEf- twenty l-Af- u fArls srl4 d IsUt.
- " n3er she s m ."ye with r. HuU 5
Cough -yra' the great trmrUy i.r sasts
-he should le .---. Ee4 suddenly rs Aulr .s.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
srohr,sr N+tt.

Tu- ;roaat --,49it4 1Ssvf' g
tue ntlIy sss bl,- H ST.. 4ui ,I--
Ig.- -4'sr-- % '-~ IL ssr l. = r.l
"Asr..a, ~. .-t.s .---Ey, RI. h- ,s..L
- -a4Il-. .a..
= dog d.-t ty7k IS o'c.5 /
Friday ai.-rLoo- la al1.u il Loo.
Island City, ssh. .4 wa5 sitsy-s-i ~ d
tsrgs uumter Of New Y K SID Bflsk,ya
porting msu. uuiy y- safssch va;
ious-. 9--u file --t-Ftail4-ts sss tu
t7rFlI,-i by tau police. NJ arrests wer-
u ads
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
sIISnAN TRAINS.

Philadelphia and intermediate stations, S.lU q
M. IL noon, $50, 7.40 8.65 p. nj,
Philadelphia and New York, 400, 246 a. NJ,
b.17, 8.37, B.4B p. Ill.
Fr Vest Chester via. Lanokiu, S.lO .. III. ana
8 80 y. M,
Baltimore and Washington, l42, 443. S.O6, 1905
q. NJ, 1l-0b p. M. Baltimore Los q, M.
For further Information pass 'ugers are referred
to the time tables posted at the station.
Trains mar Il ed thus (s) are limited
express upon which extra fare ~
charged. ---.-..
j. X WUuD,
6enersl Passenger Agent
CHARLES K. PUeH,
General Manager
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
Proof.

from Major Downs,
Military Instructor
MI. Plesssnt Acad.
envy, singStng, Ny
4 u!lng the very
cold - eathsr | was
suffering with "a
tarrh. My head and
throat ached 50 Sc
V-rely that | WAS
obliged TO give up
everything aud Keep
quiet Fly's Cream
balm was suggested
within an hour OF
The first application
| felt rel eYsd, the
pain began TO sub
side. In two DAYS
WAS entirely cured,
W, A. DOWNS,
Feb, lb. 'Sl.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
Margaret Eytiuge.

oLD BACHELuR 40 An OLD MAID
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
RailrOad T,ngs.
ID W. & B. RAILROAD.
DELAWARE DIVISION

New Castle Branches and Delaware railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after MONDAY, oct, 22i 1893, trains will
leave as folows SUNDAYS exceptedl;
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
A ilRoKES IDOL

Then he meets brother copper
W ho brushes uut his life,
AS he thanks him very warmly
For your kindness to my wife"
Boston Post
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31


Love me tttlr, love me long
sang The dusty ulllar
IL us whea- AT and ht= song
bd ma ea ami Thru her
In your rye. now love look. shine,
There lies cereal Pleasure,
on hnu1ny iiT= are mine
| Filing upluS measure"
| Came the maideus eorn-full laugh
At the miller fdWuIug;
| Nou can't wlunuw girs with chaif-
| sir! 10 you good morn Lg,
Fra.k james is isdevelvpiug such suselic
! qualrie- that Il is REGARDED uncertain
| whether l- will teach a Kindergarten or
take charge " the womsu's PRAYER inset
ing Wien he comes out Of jall. i; does
seem pity to keep such good man 10
all But he seems 10 have acquired all
ais goodness in prison, so perhaps II
Fould be iust as we'll to keep Lin there,
growing gooder and gooder sll the tine,
uullt at last, too good for this wicked old
world, he sscends to heaven, by tn.
famous rope line Hdtcksye Dots.
What did that lady say 2" asked Nj.
Buyem to bis confidential clerk. ia
rather not repsat her words, sir"' replied
the clerk. "But | must know, Mr..
Plume-mnst know, sir" "Oh il you
insist upon il, sir, suppose l must tell
you. She sal you were all business, but
you lacked culture" so ?" exclaimed
Mr.. Buyem in astonishment. "Lack
culture, Ell Look here, Mr.. Plume, dye
know you'd oughter told me o. that long
ago. Let's have some right away before
sorimp Blowhard get ahead Of us.n-
Boston Transcript.
The Whitehall Times gives some
what circumstantiAl account OF an enter.
prising agricalturist, with much economy
of type;
There is a farmer who is rs
Enough TO take his Es,
And study nature with his rs,
And think of what he Cs
He hears the chatter OF the Us
As they each other rs,
And rs that when a tree KS
II makes home for BIS.
pair of oxen he will US
With many haws and G's
And their mistakes he will Y Q's,
While plowing for his P's.
In raising crops, he all Y LIS,
And therefore little O's,
And when he hoes his soil by spells
He alse soils his hose,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31

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