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NcAiiacl> In Russia.

. Thirty miles from St. Petersburg is
tho castle If GatSchina, The Car re-
sides there voluntarily, arnler TO whose
coronation the whole world came. \
suhteglanean passage leads from the
castle to the stables, where are many
horses kept saddled night and day.
Outside there is a Gordon of sentinels.
The Cars heleoom aas two windows
With massive iron shutters 4 Gen.
oral. With eighty Iossaeas armed to
tic teeth, Keeps watch and ward in the
al. .olning apartments. No armed sol.
her is allowed in tie room. At night
this mighty ruler prefers to he alone,
Mark the strange contrast: corona.
lion throne AMI castl. cell. There il
mo love of change in imperial circles.
OLD customs hold iull sway. Prime.
Bismarck tells uf his walking with th.
E,Aperar of knssia in the palace gar.
ucns at 81 Petersburg. They lap,
pceol un Il sentintl standing in the
midst If 4 lawn. lie asked VIII he was
st4tlupai tlaer. Ihe Emperor lii mol
know.' Upon inquiry the sentinel did
uot know--he Lad l.sen ordered. Ih.
oilr.r of the natell did not know, *.
c.ltt that Le ha.s been orlered. The
all 9ntant dill mol know. Al last N old
llan MAS fanaa aha remembered hear
iaa his father saN that III. Empress
Catherine IL. it'1 Years iefone. Lad
fgaui SLOW drop .n that particular
spat. and ilal given oraefs that il
saoali he protected. 4 snow w-.lrep
seRtinelea ior n century .-<fRaone,
HYys;ssg
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new Eeaned SecaNSl 4 Publisher far
NfNNS(,"

Although We hala tho faith that
genius Will eventually make itS way.
therc.san he little doubt that many in
stances have occurred in which eithsr
lucky chance es a sympathetic heh6ag
haml has very materially FASTENED this
rcsalt " the iiral ef these asas 10
popular recognition The following para.
graph furnishes an Instances
"Ahaut thirty years ago poor little
MNsscal coMrcser vcrv modest. and MI.
Mos, unknown, tried IL soil the rarts.
tioa as an opera which had jus, lately
heen produced in Paris IL some pub
lshNN hat nol,,,ly wanted i, Perhaps
accepted tho partition had il no, heen
Tor tho illastrieaS Rcrlles, who advised
him no, 10 touch il Al tho price 10.
Man,lca that il 10 SAY, SUM equal TO
SsaA When the publisher had lie.
clMed the mnSse tho young composer
carried his manuscript t. another
house, Int II Was mfasel, simply he.
CAUSE tho first had dene ~, strellMs
along the boulevard, The ,lappeintea
arlS, me, young gentleman named
IheMiens> clerk in the Department.
ai State 10 him he related his
TROUBLES, wheseupea Ckeu,leas said.
'Mase,, INT i, is lucky NJ met am
gaing ~ marry in few lays the
daughter et a man who eneeases nut
sis< and when We ARE married We shall
start musSe wawhanse> l .aamet af.
mrsl sa give yaa S,NA francs for Your
work, I'M, / Will ssse you ,s,N Tor il ii
you will trust mo Tor the year The
composer accepted these terms and the
work MAS rrla,esl, The name Of the
a,cra is FAUST, AMI the name of the
composer Charles Gounel,s This. ii
,rae, may indeed 10 termed the "lacks
chaswy~ which nj ence hslshtehea the
prospects ef eNe Who, eanMlS unknown.
sonslt only the worlds atteaiiem to
araieNe A iame which has gained in
strength ~ the present las, kat II
must nat 10 ialgosten that there Was
also a ~helrMg hand" AMI that this
came 40, nom France, hat nom I'm
gland, In the columns III the 1.-The.
neasn Mr., II, T. Chorles, then musi>
cal critic u the journal. not only drew
rahho attention to the exceptional pow,
ers of NJ, Gcnno,i. hnt from his own
knowledge spoke in such glowing terms
of his ~taass~ that a widely spread lie.
sire to hear the work was aroused, AMI
il Was mainly through his writings tha,
the opera WAS produced in this country.
l~~lansfoa MuSssN1 Times.
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THE OFFICES
Cleveland Will Be Allowed to Appoint
Men Of His Own Choosing.
No Probability that the President Elect
Will BE Antagonized by the
Senate.

Washington telegram to Chicago Tribunc.l
Senator sherman IL reported TO have said that
he thinks Senator Cameron has been misunder-
stood in the matter OF the suggestion that Re-
publican s nators should organize to resist the
confirmation OF Ceve and's appointments, and
to have expressed the opinion that Clevelands
were made. would undoubtedly he confirmed.
In this opinion, Senator Aldrich. OF Rhode
Island, concurs. The views attributed to Don
Cameron have attra.tsd much a. attention ho 9s, 9sfe,
law and the powers of the senate The plan i'm
pnted to Don Cameron is simpracticable President
Arthur SAYS he will make no appointments be-
fore the close OF his term, except where va an
ciee occur If he could bc induced TO carry out
the supposed Cameron programme the attempt
would be Intellectual as II would be possible for
ccutive sessions. Or II such session should b0
held. the Democrats could postpone action until
March 1, when under the law NOMINATIONS would
doubtless maintained by the Democratic admin-
tstration that all old officers who had been re-
nominated and who had tailed 81 confirmation ION
Cameron scheme has been 70 seek TO bring
the tenure of office act to the aid OF
The civil service act 70 continue Rspnolicsn
he accomplished should the Republican Sen
ators decline to refuse to confirm Cleveiand's
nominations They might do this on the ground
that by declining to consent 10 the r MOvAl OF
efficient officers they would be carrying out the
snirir OF the civil-sersice law: The Republicans
IN the senate however, couiu not avail them
selves OF the tcnure-of- office act unless they
should b able to keep the Senate In CON
na s.a1da, darns tas rssss acs d the sen
ate u Supcrsede oflicers Tor cause. ana 70
appoint temporarily TO the places. requir-
ing him, however. to present causes for the
remoya "a soon ~ the Senate convenes, when,
Ii the new nominees are not confirmed, the otf-
GERS would bc restored to their places. IL was
under THE Inv that the Senate prevented An
drew Johnson from removing Secretary Stanton.
The Republicans could not keep the senate In
continuous session II the Senator's were dis
posed TO enter into such contest with the
Executive There Ii little doubt that the ma
iority OF the Republican Senators will agree
with Senator Sherman that Mr. Cleveland will
lie permitted to appoint men Of his own choice
TO the leading places, unless In special cases
there shall be marked grounds for objection.
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THE NEW DEAL.
Gov. Cleveland interviewed in
Regard 10 the Alarn, Among
the colored People.
Gov. Hendricks Ennnciatcs His Views
Upon Civil Service Reform and
Tariff Taxation.
CLEVELAND.
His Tolicy Toward the Colorcd Race and
the Commercial Interests of the Coun-
CLEVELAND.

CkEV k1AsA Nj.
His ro,,cy Toward the Colorcd Kace and
the Commercial Interests of the Coan-
try.
Gov. Cleveland was asked by reporter n
Albany, the other aay. Ii hc was aware Of the
drlnsion among the cnlored people OF the South
has ss aess aa"sa shen on, lon nov WIZ
Piled. Yes, | have been astantshcd at the
statement that there WAS al apprehension eS-
stinE among the color.d people that IN some
way their rights now secured to them under the
laws and Constitution OF tho United states were
In danger from the election OF Democratic
President, ! am even told that some OF them
arc lei TO suppose tn. result of the recent ,lcc-
tion means that they may again be made slaves.
All this has appeared to me to bc absurd, and
have been 80 sure h ,ha .nG sil1,es. h soo, M
fears, that ! can hardly deem any notice OF
them necessary But there Is not the slightest
objection to calling the attention Of oil who are
In the least uneasy or uncertain upon this sub-
ject to the fact that tho title OF the colorcd pco-
pie to freedom and all the rights Of citizenship
can not be disturbed except ny change IN the
possible to make. BESIDES, the pr sent condi-
ton or status Of these people has been 20 fully
accepted BY the entire country that no one
should have the slightest idea that any
attempt would be made to change II II
there were any possibility Of accomplishing such
thing, So far as the new administration is re-
lated to this subject, the whole country eau bs
sure that the lawful power and jurisdiction Of
the Executive will be cs crciscd that the rights
of All citizcns, white or black. under the Consti-
tuition and the law will be preserved and pro-
tcctcd, aud all the advantages 10 which they are
entitled by reason of their citizenship will be
secured to them. There need be no tear that
the Democratic party or its newly elected adj
ministrauon proposes to onpress or enslave any
part OF our population. nor TO destroy the busi-
nees interests OF the country. We hope. On the
other hand, to do something to benefit the
people, IL seems to me that the effort in that
direction would be- aided ii mischievous croak-
inV and dark imaginings should give place to
an earnest cndea.or to inspire confidence and
TO make universal cheerful hope tor the fu-
tnf
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rcms front him, "rhn earth is aoft
and there will hc lcaa danger than hv
running tho riah ot hcing dashed to
pieces,
Dorothy turned to Look ahoa, hrr,
when sho rAw Tho count srrlg from
tho seat upon tho road and was left In
thu darkness, while shc. alone, wan
horne raniily along, thu carriage away.
mg from aldo 10 sihr beneath hcr.
Something had happened, she knew,
Cor she felt herself come with sudden
tesco upon The ground, and she knew
no more
When shc returned 10 consciousness
abe was again riding along Crabtrec
Road, hut Tho rain had ceased and a
star OF two shoae above, Some QUO
was holding her very firmly, md her
head was rolling in a ridiculous fashion
Wpds. hcr eompanlon's shoulder. by the
leltne of tho village cart
Dorothy locked up,
"rhank heaven You arc not killed
oatrights Teadio saia, with an an.
miSakahle Quaser in his voice. u
thought At least yonr arm Was broken
when l lifted YOU np,"
nopethy stretched out that member
Qaae firmly,
No, TeA,tie," shc said, mot my arm,
bat my heart, because when you passed
~ tins evening You turned your head
tho other way
Te,llie smiled AMI felt ceMlortc,l. for
Aa knew that Dorothy had not heen 80.
rlaaslN injured in any way,
Years after. sannterMV through one
II the streets ot Nov York, the at,en.
ton ef Teadic FORESTER anil hss wife.
narot,hy, MAS attracted hs man cN.
MMtlnS a dancing hear IL tho nopN.
Lace 4 half,lcsisisc laugh nom some
on, standing in group made them,
glance around,
Mo you soc that man with tho hcarss
tho man who had laughed asks his com.
naaiea, ~Well wears ago hc Was the
evessow et my ranch over in ono of tho
Territories. and. while was on a visit
ta Paris, he ruined ono III my hest spans
et horScs, killing ono outright and
manning the other while playing the
role al fcre,gn Count ats small water,
ing,place>"
Te,lale FORESTER and his wife pressed
forward IL scan tho features of tho own
~ ef tho bear \ Wild hurst Of merri
meat issued fsem Tc,ldles lips, while 4
curious CHOW ef modification dyed
nerethss faee, II was the Count Von
Amer,
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MNN TNuAA
NJ LILY NJ, CuNNx


Ea NJ LILY NJ, CuNAX ii
N waa long ara, dear srAnAt1etAer
kat IN lNM.MAlled tNaWA ~
sAl md NANS In tho twill N Elaen,
Ovcr chlldiah heal III rest
On hoy htrastt
IAN. In IN ANtn ~ could Nine nom cthevl Hi.
TIN roeuriaeth her tWillaAt aons,
tilitng and thrilling my heekt day.ieMe,
Almost 80 hcr Crcwn Ot rare o.
halvcr hAM e. '"
Lam riuA. said tAe dear araMylMuther;
4@ 'NAA my wealth. and she Oloner drew
AtAOe that wonaered with eyes II blue
He iay QQld, end Ahs strokcd the hair !
fMe and fair
N was long ssc.tAat aSkf frmdMethsr
Apekea AN0 Cpnltartetg one tn nNtn,
NeNfa with rtty auhhinn ssrNin,
And fer soul that was sare AFRAID
Hnttlf ptaveis
FfAyel In the hush, ~ eeula pray memo athes,
Hymn otpinMise and gracious Wa.d,
LeNtn1.kindheAs, the weak sual heard
kaoked IN the haven OF sur svst,
TN tina, ereast,s i s.
"lrust Ia Geal" spoke the dear sran,haether
TendetlN Ia the gathering slaa.a,
Anu the hush Ut that lawsMatleu roanl
Hide Ills Miltt" Aad tho soul anala
Thus Mas STAYED,
hy the trust that MAS sute and s,aad~ nans
other,
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Tnr Young man who would scorn the
i,lra of being n farmer IN the very one
who IA apt to 10 IN expert In sowing
wild oats, = rur' NIresecfs Weekly.
A ksNrrrki teacher writes TO ask
whether II IL "the DUTY Of a teacher to
Nhipp pupil hard Nun 10 out the
Llna out or Nott."-- Ns,r York 7ele.
gram.
"Dl>rRrsr that man who tells you TO
distinst," snys Ella Wheeler. And 40
w do, Mira, Wilcox. But on the other
hand, must We trust tho man who tells
NJ TO trnst2 Not by jug full.
1SslRr,ToR examining gcomctrical
figures on the board II don't under
stand these constructions. Student
"very wells I'll sec YOU after reci,a-
zion AMI explain thcm to YOU
Az awkward miscoh~trnction Young
Farmer Arc yon fond Of beasts, Miss
Gnshertoaas Miss Gushcrton
really, Mr. Pawker, il You mean this
M declaration, you must speak TO
mamma"
ur Mr., Criseress and his girl: Moth.
er--"1 am afraid Mr.. Criscross is not
serious in his attentions. Daughter
"He il Awfully hashfnl, you know. but
he's Offering himself picrcmcal. Last
night he wanted me tetakc his arm.
nrlMoSl,o said; every few people
understand how TO cook water" We
should think tho hest way would Le to
hol it. Still, scmc people may prefer
ii roasted or fried. It's purely Il mat.
tor Of taste, Philadelphia cai.
My dear" said sick man to his
wife, "how docs the doctor say am ret.
ting alongg' VERY nicely, indeed
"Does III think | am entirely out Of
aangere' "uh,s scs." Well, then,
You had h,tscr have him aud tho minis.
tor discontinue thc,r Wits. =" ~.
"ies sir" said The cntomologist. Il
can tame hscs SO that wien | whistle
they viii come aud alight oa my hand"
"rshaw" ya'a the hala,h,aled man,
"thats nothing. They come aud alight
| ON my head without any whistlms,"
The entomologist sat down. homer
| rite Jom9sd'.
WnEN man il working for his
board. AMI his employer issues circu-
lar catting'down all wages 81 per cent,
then, Indeed, YOU may say the shadow
If hard times il upon us. AMI that man
is justified in msorting to extreme
measures, Rels'ette.
"WnAr did yain Say when thc Lord
ssked him where his brother wasp
asked an Austin Sunjav-school teacher.
None of the boys answered, but the
smallest hossin, the class snapped his
fingers. and said; Nv forgot what
| Gam said, Int. | know he sasScd the
Lord back, - Tcgds .Slife.gs.
| Fam fnitistine-~lcs, we've Just re.
turned from visit t. AatNerp. and Of
coarse We saw Rnhens' great picture at
/ the cathedral. / don't like il 4 hit
never yct saw any picture hv him did
like" Artist tnsore in sorrow than ia
anger, ,--"rcrhars you have not come
across tho hest examples II that great
| ma.s,,r a'al~ phsissss~> r~~t-s-.e = :.
| Nvihe hs. there was one Euhcns there
l liked" Artist very much mlieve,l,--
~Ah' there was one. I'm glad to hear
that" Fair Phlhstine--"l lcs; il was a
picture ot his death. painted by some.
body else. "--.lsi,ig.
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THE FOURTH OF MARCH.
Prepare tions for Clcseland's Inauguration.
Washington specall

The Democrats Of Washington have be-
gun preparations for the Inauguration Of
President elect Cleveland. A committee
has been appointed to consult Gov. Cieve-
land and the National Democrats Com
mittee to ascertain their designs in
regard To the matter, and other COM
mlttees are 10 be formed soon to
make the necessary arrangements for the
inaugural procession and hall. II is proba-
bic that the new Pension Building, now in
course If construction on Judiciary Square.
can he male ready for the ball on the night
If March l. The building occupied by the
Republican Congressional Committee, sitn-
atsl opposite the Arlington Hotel, was va
Gated to- day by Secretary Mcpherson. and
has been rented by the proprietor Of the
Arlington to accommodate some Of the per-
sons Who are exp cted to crowd Washing
ton TO witness the induction TO office Of a
Democratic President.
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MYSirrsan> Prisons.

The accident H. young DR. A. III.
Phillips. d this city, al Montrel ho.
tel, from an ovcrlose cf disitalis. has
provoked considerable inquiry as to
the nature OF tha, most interesting of
all 10 sanS, The popular idea that
there is no poison 50 subtle that its
,>re>srcs in the lo,ls OF its victim can.
not lie detected after death, il errrne-
uus. and the sctise principle uf digitalis
sllsi,al.nc il one III the most striking
instances III deadly poison which
leaves No tell.tale evidence of it work
behind il, one,half grain of this t.r.
r,hle drug would he sufficient 70 Kill
strong man, aud no scientific re-
search, however promrt, would lc able
to find trace OF IL aitcrward.
In l>6i DR. DE Ia rommerais, of
Paris, was'rici Tor muraesing his mis-
tress, He Lad given her q dose Of dig,
ltsline. but a post .mortem examination
failed 10 discover traces of the subtle
drug, although tho most celebrated
surgeons made examinations. Tue
most tha, could he done was to take
portknns OF the contents OF the stomach
and feed 1t to animals, which nj once
exhibited all The symptoms Of ,hgi;al-
inc poisoning. This WAS, Of course, hu.
presumptivc evidence. as il was sup
posed in advance that the woman had
been murdered bv the drug. Without
such basis the doctors could have dis
covered nothing TO suggest the pres
ence of digitaline. The drug kills by
".eutonizinp" the heart muscles. and
is almost instantaneous in iss action.
There are several other vegetable
poisons equally imrossihl. to detect,
mncaria, anaoisra and oeenti;., ior in
stance. phiinief,aia Ee.Dfd.
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Conkiing Prefers Money Making Ia
ioIhies.
ALBANY telegram.l

4 gentleman who had u conversation with
Mr.. lonkling on politics says that the ea-
Senator treated tie discussion Of his name
~ a fusion candidate with his usual con-
tempt. He did not know whereof any
newspaper got authority for making him
candidate for Senator or for any other
office. lie assured the gentleman that he
was out Of politics and in the business OF
making money.
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4 lady wlo Vas somewh hat inclined
to sianI up fer tac rights of her sex
MAS eritisaaing au article il news
l,alter. she stigustizel ii as making
waT upon Momen,
surely remarked a gentleman
,sF, ~. rat. there ean be nothing wrong
a. lss.tii9ss wsr HpaE4 Nsalassa.
IEp iaas considered iii a.tnarL an-
s,yatis ~ a+~tse..
is.s-sgbs .34.1 IT, p.ntis.aaa,
...Es9g Agar utoE @2H-eH IL =944fly
-. ae ~t*. T. f*a-3 ts@tss "~ ss,s
lufk staF.
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CONVENTIONS.
The Women.

The sixteenth annual convention Of the Amer
lean Woman Suffrage Association was held In
Chicago, Lucy stone presiding. reports as 70 the
progress of the movement were reaa by the
delegates from the several States. From these
reports il appears that Washington Territory
il the banner district tor woman suffrage,
between l2.tu and 5ooo women voting at the
last election. Resolutions We're unanimously
adopted. in which any other government but
that embracing men and women In IT'S
franchise was declared unjust, unreasonable.
and inconsistent with American lrincipses. the
remedy for which was To be obtained by memo
i-iising Congress to prohibit all political dis
legislative and constitutional changes in their
favor, and appealing to state and national
authorities.
The Cattle Men.
There were l.2oo delegates in attendance At
the National Cattle Mems Convention In St.
Louis. Ex-,;ov. John l.. Routt. Of Colorado,
presided. A cahlegram from London. signed
by John Robinson Whiteley. Director OF the
General American Exhibition Of 1886. expressed
live stock exhibition In London two
years hence. constitution and by
laws Of the proposed association were
as the National Live Stock Association OF
America, Its general object being to promo the
interests OF livestock industry After long
gress 10 open a national trail from the Red
iiver northward to the boundary line between
the init "a states and British America. II was
also decided 10 ASK 0ugreSA LOT an appIOpTlt-
tion to aid in the suppression OF pleuro-rnc
monia number OF papers on pleuro-rneu-
monia and other cattle diseases were read
The Tanners.
The tanners Of the country met In conven-
fian at ST. Louis and formed the Tanners and
Hide and Leather Dealers Assoc alton Of the
United States. There was quite large attend
ance.
The numanes.
The eighth annual session OF the American
Humane Association held ~ Pittsburg
There was good attendance. and the reports
sbawad n healthy prorres, durinp the wear
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4 sgEAk-TIHEF entered the room Of Steve
Dorsey, IN a ST. Louis hotel, aud stole the ~ ,h1
gold watch pres ntei tim 1T the nelmonieo din-
mer Just altET Gait .i election.
II mighty small nosto1ee tor which there
aFe not at least alle dozen applicants.
AHrNaAEIAN nVMas ~%s last married hsf
eighth husband
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eAclNn rAE Mlsl..

It's hair WAS gray, his step snItm,
MI lite WAs fouadiag oat l.s term,
Inc his h, ART had SORROW eomc<
Me AnsM the burning thirst tar rum
Ills friends hal changesl, auA Nrt tcw
NeS Stil in yrteAdshsr ntin &ai ,rske.
Ills teas~ had poured ike summer shower.
tpon the SssN,'s ~ taaad Towers
neNesih the aAtS hsea,iine Sad
1NeS, lie lss la,A~tSseA> to tod
His Militant sl,llteN, all the ties
THAT hlnds a man to fata,ttSc,
ahas eleS>seaea aar the sianef'~ sood,
The Ard man In Romance stood,
tatl there came the mighty cali
WAthh maSssh soe Ards NJ ~ all
lnstsl ssn.a hs NsasS saa prtae,
j. he aset ths >N.nn,snS, ami he asSl
Its hair ant thara III dix - ~avsa,
ANi married a'u,rl ,asl sweet sixteen
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The Rev, J, r. scarloa, Of New York, L.
ono Vt the most widely-known snA highly
esteemed Of Methodist ministsrsslt
eNa - tho~c afflicted with IL SukSsiisG ~ Neural
"a tosay that romedy haa GA dlacCv6eeA that IN
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Wha, Mr.. t'srhis says,
Now Haven, July o. tNs
a, M ~ Ssssls. psss SRI Sish y say fsr,hs Isa
anands ct nosh, and was not out Ut my hosee Il,
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rsS,af sSs sss esaSsA Nss .ssa. SsSs. saa
Such Is ATHLoruoRos~- thorough auI
tcent cure for the worst cases oi Ehc;,
a,iSm and Neuralgia.
II you cannnt vet ArHiornoN0s II yetr arurslst
. VII send II express pa!d, on rocsipt Vt iesyaS.
is>~oae aallar per hottie, Wttrefeg taat yeu ttss
s"m Saas artussria., but II le hasn't Il, an nns In
It 'sds y try something else, hut order Vi AMY
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Pushing His Canvass.

Stranger my dear Md friend,
how delighted am to meet Won: and
how we'll soa are looking! Been
awayf"
inL>-"No: hnt pardon me, sin. yuu
have the advantage of me: -"
And pray, how il ,oar estinuble
wife, such charming Lady, by the
way. Ny wifi often speaks of her"
"she i quiet well. thank you: hut.
pardon m.. you have
And those precious little children I,
What darlines they are, to be sure. 20
like my own. They are al well, |
hopes"
"kery well; bnt par "
All, mu hurry oil Don't for
aet your old friend on clection-das.
Here il ticket. - -ibitade'fihid ctH