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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. April 10.
fLoUE-dull.
wHEAr-higher; No. Q Chicago Spring, s1ias4i;
April, s1i.
COIN higher at 451 . 4sl.
OATs-higher 3ol.
RYE-frmer; So.
BARLEY firm 66.
PORK at ~ rs o II 50.
LARD 3 10 IS.
BULK MEAT-3houIders, 90; Short RIB, Dt
Shor' sIsaY. Q IS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11
Bos.on ~ ooi market.

Apr. Q, 1884.
The sales for the week comprise 1.41,70o lbs
odomestic fleece and pulled, and 110 900 lbs. Of for
eign. making the weeks transactions foot up 15f7,
700 lbs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11
new York stock Market.

New York MONEY Market.
Evensno Report.
NEW YORK, April 10.
Money easy between from fla2 and closed at
Prime Mercantile paper, q 81. Exchange steady
s7i for long, and s9l for short. Governments steady
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-03

many times barrier TO future endeavor IN
entering upon the religious life.
The notes VIC are permitted to use give
only portion of DR.. Hayden's more elab
crate thought upon each topic indicated
His were the suggestions of scholarly,
reflective and. superior mind from an
eminence of experience and observa.
tion which enables him to discover
the weak points along the lines between
the religious life Of our youth and their
souls enemy.
The church was beautifully decorated
with plants and flowers, and the meeting
was considered very profitable to Sunday
School workers as well as interesting TO
all SO fortunate as to have the privilege of
hearing any Of the several addresses.
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Washed.Out Hair.

Their is sort of pallid, chalky com.
plexion which the novellsis call a 'washed-
out complexion II Is ghastly enough,
and no mistake. Washed-out faded,
discolored, or parti.colored hair Is almost
as repulsive and melancholy. Parker's
Hair Balsam will restore your hair to It's
original color, whatever II was; brown,
auburn or black. Why wear moss on
your head, when you may easily have
lively, shining hair. 40t4
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
PEN FIELD.

We are ChIistianState, Gov. Hoadly to
the contrary, notwithstanding. We assem-.
bled in the Congregational church Thanks
giving day and listened TO an excellent ser.
mon by Rev. j. II. johnson, pastor of the
N. Z. church. We thankfully remembered
the pre-eminent sagacity that early planted
the school house close by the meeting
house and laid down the open Bible in the
heart ofthe free school. Mr.. johnson made
clear the fact that the permanency Of the
state has its foundation in Christianity. II
was pity that more Of our people were
not out to hear him. All the churches
united In the services.
The vocal class Of Spencer Mills under
the direction Of Mr.. Samuel McConaughy,
gave a splendid concert at the Congrega-
tional church, Friday evening The solo
by MIR. Davis on the violin was especially
fine and the chorus by the class well rem
dered. Comparisons ae out OF place
when all did so well. Why can't Penfeld
organize a glee class and day singing
school for the children?
Mr. Robert Denham is in town introduc.
ing his wife TO his friends. Miss Rawson
lived in Elyria before she became Mrs.
Denham. Here is our sy" Robert, with
congratulations.
The funeral OF Mrs. Bartlett was attended
last Sabbath morning by large concourse
of people. The Baptist church was filled,
the other churches renting their services.
MIR. Philips preached an interesting dis.
course, remembering the dead and warning
the living The deceased has been a great
sufferer for months proceeding her death,
but bore the pain heroically and with more
than ordinary cheerfulness. She leaves
little girl and husband to mourn her loss
A mothers presence taken from the home
leaves stiffness that is felt and an absence
that makes the heart ache What is home
without motherr 1t is cage without
the singing bird. The mute lips, the cold
hands after the spirit has fled. The way
to heavens gate seems thronged with min
istering spirits bearing the loved and the
lost from toll and turmoil 70 the rest and
peace of paradise. Glad spirit hail and
farewell
On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Deveraux
was buried in the cemetery at the four corn.
ers. The funeral services were conducted
at the house, by Rev. Walker, pastor of
the Congregational church. Mrs. Dever.
aux was an old settler, having lived with
her husband In Penfeld more than forty
years. Next March she would have been
seventy years old. Thou shalt come to
thy grave in full age, like as shock Of
corn comcth in, in his season." Full Of
years, the shock stood ready and on Mon.
day last The angel came and gathered the
corn into Gods granery, leaving the shock
old and broken. Like the forest into which
they came generation ago, the pioneers
are fast passing away. Dwellers in log
houses at first, they toiled with patient
endurance, waiting and working until
Providence permitted them to go out of
the old into the more stately and finished
frame dwelling. So now, they move, the
last time, out Of the old into the new
morality puts on immortality, and death is
swallowed up in victory. Xxx.
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SULLIVAN.
Winter has come in earnest.

luNtl uuS NOhio III Chintols
Thanksgiving services were held in the
Disciple house, Rev. S. 7. Martin taking
charge Of same, with very small attend.
ance.
Mrs. J. c. Malcolm has returned from
an extended visit in the western and north.
ern part of Ohio and Indiana.
Mrs. Jos. Palmer and Mrs. 7. ID. Park,
have also returned from a visit TO York
State.
Mr.. A. ID. Park, from Iowa, is visiting
with friends here.
Messrs viii and Ethan FuIllngton, are
also in town.
Miss Fast, of Napolean, Ohio, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. G. +. Spencer.
The Disciple Sunday School, gave con-
cert on Saturday evening last, the report OF
those attending, was, that II was good.
On Saturday evening, Dec 9Th, mus
ical concert will be held in the Congrega-
tlonal church, composed ofhome talent. 1t
bids fair TO be quite interesting A small
admitiance fee will he charged to delray
the necessary expenses. Every one should
be present, as no pains are being spared to
make the concert a success.
DR.. Smith and Elmer Dunlap, each have
occasion to rejoice over the appearance Of
new addition to their home; he'iormcr
a boy the latter a girl
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For Sale.

My farm Of l4G acres, miles west of
Wellington. An excellent stock or dairy
farm; well watered by creek and springs
il Is also good gram farm Twenty acres
Of good timber and an excellent sugar
bush, a new sugar house and two orchards.
Farm in excellent condition for raising
crops. The farm can be bought at a
bargain on easy terms. Call on me at the
farm. 4. w. HOUGHToN.
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Special Bargains In Cloaks

at Baldwin, Laundon, Windecker & Cos.
Having bought a large lot of Ladies'
Cloaks at a much reduced price, some Of
them being slightly damaged, we are pre-.
pared to give splendid bargains in them.
Ladies' from 81. 10 SEQ; Misses and Chill.
dren's 81. to So. Any one in want of a
Cloak ought not to miss this opportunity
to get one at very low price.
BALDWIN, LAUNDoN, WINDEcRER Il Co.
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Farmers' Institute.

The winter session of the Lorain County
Farmers Institute will be held at the
Elyria Opera House Friday and Saturday,
Dec. 10 & 90. Sec. Chamberlain, Prof.
Lazenbee and j. Gould, Esq. will be pres
ent TO deliver lectures. Everybody cord.
tally invited. 49p2 IS. REEPY, Secy.
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For Sale.

The Huntington Hotel, furnished, A.
acres of land, plenty of fruit, iour wells Of
water. Terms easy. Inquire at the prem
ises or Of j. Turley, Wellington.
45tf. n. s. Hicks.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-03

If Catarrh has destroyed your sense of
smell. Halls Catarrh Cure will cure you.
10 cents per bottle. Druggists sell II.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-03

To any body who has disease Of throat
or lungs we will send proof that Piso's
Cure for Consumption has cured the same
complaints In other cases. Address,
Il. T. HAzELrTNE, Warren Pa.
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Az a raindrop foretells storm, 80 docs plmple
upon the human body Indicate Misunderstanding
virus In the blood, which can be ncutralzed and
expelled only by Dr. Harer's Iron Tonic, aoA
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Notice..

All persons having accounts on our
books, will oblige by paying the same pre-.
vious to January lst, 1885.
BALDWIN, LAUSDoS, WrSDEcKER d Co.
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To the Ladies' Of Wellington and vi.
clnity.

For the next thirty days | win sell at
Cost for CASH my fine stock OF Ladies'
and Children Bonne;s and Hats, also
Fancy Feathers, &c, &c 40tl
MRs A. II. PALMER
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"A large lot OF very choice goods are
lust opened at ]. W. Houghton's.
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Beware of frauds.-Be sure you get the
genuine DIR. Thomas Electric Oil. 1t
cures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deafness and
rheumatism.
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Benedict sells annealed fence wire at "a
per hundred. 36tf.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-03

Fresh Bread every day, at RI. Robin.
sons, at II O'Clock, sharp. Loaves from
s. to 10 cents Or three for % cents. Fresh
Buns, Biscuit and all kinds of Crackers,
made to order. 49tf
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The earliest callers will find the great
est assortment from which to select
Christmas presents, at J. w. Houghton's.
Benedict sells steel barbed wire ut tb
per hundred. 36tf
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Trees.

have a fine lot Of fruit trees, apple,
pear and peach, also grape vines of new
and choice varieties, strawberry plants
evcrgreens &c. l am selling apples at
SIC for 100 fine, three year old trees. If
you want an orchard, now is your time.
Correspondence solicited.
w. BAKER,
39tf Prop'r, Wellington Nursery.
-Renedict sells mIred nninis a. sl IL ner
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-Beuedict sells steel nails at $3.50 per
keg, for tens and upwards. 36tf.
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WANTED-A person for house work in
small family. A permanent home offered
10 competent person. Inquire at ENTER
PRISE office. 1p
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A few more premiums awarded at the
late Fair remain unpaid. Call for them
as the books close Jan. 1st, 1885. SEc'Y.
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"A full stock Of Diamond dyes, at J. W.
Houghton's. II.
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Pure, fresh baking powder manufactur-
ed and for sale at Houghton's. u.
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For disordered stomach, bad breath
bilious complaints, indigestion, &C., use DR..
5. D. Howe's Liver PILE, for sale by !. W.
Houghton. u.
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--Mennin's Corn Killer is warranted to
do the work quickly and thoroughly.
For sale at Hought0n's.
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Benedict sells mixed paints a: sl.15 per
gallon. 36tf.
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Benedict sells solid steel shovels and
spades at IS cents. 36tf.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-03
Business lofals.

items under this head ciH be charged one
cent tcord edch Insertion.
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Medina papers please copy.
The last lecture of the course under
the auspices of the young peoples society
of the Congregational Church, was given
by Rev. Mr. Gammel, Friday evening. lie
pictured early life In New England as de-
scribed by poet and historian, preserved in
family archives, handed down from gener-
alton TO generation, and related by sire aud
grandame, in the evening freight, 20 de-
lighted and eager young listeners. The
simple costumes, the quaint home.liie, the
scant luxury and sparse selfindulgence
that cbal acterized the rearing of our ances-
tors, were pleasantly and humorously de.
picted, as most Of his hearers also de-
scended from that vigorous and somewhat
anstcre people, have learned II In family
traditions illustrated by the odd treasures
of ancient drawers, and chests and a'tics.
The Western Reserve is only newer New
England, and the pcculiarites Of the one
were repeated In the other with only such
notifications as their environments and 10.
cation naturally made; but the hearty 1--we
and loyalty to that which was worthy Of
ancestral pride, is strongly cherished by
the generations of today, who In the mis-.
takes Of modern and more luxurious life,
may discover social and national perils as
well as some causes for graduation.
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| fudt iebt mu1ifali19en @enuB i'm &on=
aert, ldbt aber bic Ginoer Mulif treiben,
! neil es beute gut 8ilbuna geb6rt.
gaun, Die Bebelt1ng BET Muiif in biez
ier 8e3iebung fon getuib ni@t unterz
fndbt tper6en. S1Dn Die alten @rie@
den bielten Die Meulif als tpeIentld6
tpi1tig fiir eine b0bere unb allgeneine
Bil6ung; i'm Mtittelalter umfabte bic
b6bere 8ilbung Die iogenannten lieben
freien Giinfte, ndnlib bas Sribium
@rammatif, ,&betorif unb 9ialeftif, un6
bas Quabribium Wfufif, Qlritbmetif,
@eometrie ltno Qifronomie. geute
miiBte man ben einen roDen Barbaren
nennen, ber ben 8ilbungsiDerth Der
Wfuiit gering f9dBte; unb es III bod
nlebr als bIobe Mobela6e, ipetlll Die
meiiten @ltern meinen, fie miiBten tire
Ginoer, tpenieifens bic S69ter, unbe=
bin9t Gfabier fpielen lernett laiIen, ba,
tpenn au1 bic eigenen 2eiifungen BON
geringer 8e6eutung blieben, oer lntere
ri1t bod meientli@ bas 8erifdnbnib
Der Mulif f6rbere. gs lit aber gu err
tpdger, oh 0ieies &efultat nidt aud
obne iabrelange, monotone, feelenlnfe
Glin,perei gu erlangel iit. @iele gute
Mulif b6reit, lnebr ben @eiang iben,
ipie es bel unleren @rOBelte-n in ein=
fa9er, aber Derserquiden6er Weiie gez
fdab, ui1b Bel entfpre6enber geiifiger
@eife etpas Sbeorie Der Mfufif treiberl,
ipiirbe li6er biloen6er fein, als bonn ad.
ten 2ebensiabre an Obne Salent unb
obne Snterelie tpC6entli6 10 unb 10 biel
Stunben nebnten unb 3 nal 10 biel
Gtunben iiben unb iiben. Die Iei6li-
DIE Gingerfertigfeit 1T ni6t mulifalif6e
Biloung. gs 1T aud ni9t INNER
Hare Mbiidt Der gltern, bieie bel ben
&inber1 sl eritreben, fonberlt, neil Die
Gtnber Der Na9barn lnb Nertpanbten
anfangen, Glabier 5u lerlten, miii5en es
unfere r1un aud. Sn bef6rdnften
8erbdltni6en follten Die @ltern lieber
lift @elb llnb bic Rraft ibrer Ginber gu
elmer 8iIbung bertpenoen, tpel6e bic
Ginber tii9tig fiir's 2ebelt ma9t. Mber
aud irt ipeiteren @erbdltniI1en fDllte
man benz Glabier tlidt 10 biel 3eit unb
Graft opfern. Man6es iitnge Mdbe
den tpiirbe ff9er mebr Greuoe ur0 Ct
foig baben, tpenn es feline MuBefunbeu
alf Spra1etf, auf 3ei6nen unb Ma=
len bertuenben m09te, ifatt fort uno
fort bic Saiten gu f6Iagen. @ines
f6idt ii6 ni6t fiir Nlle, unb tpenn @uss
ldnoer, beionoers Die gnglanber, aud
Die CUTE Meinung baben, 6aB ie6er
9eutl9e Elm gebDrener Muiifer lei, 10
ipollen mir bod nit beutf6er Wabrbaf=
tigfeit erfldren, baB mir tuDbl Ollie
Greube an gutter Maufif baben, aber
lange ni6t ale beanlagt iinb, ettpas
@utes brit1 5u leiiter, un6 baB cine utl=
fern Mnlagen ino 8erbdltnifen entz
fpre6enbe 8efdbigung in Der Nuss
iibung ber Muiif Der @eiun6beit unie-
ter Sugeu0, ben 3ub0rern unb Der Wtus
III felbif bon gro bem 8ortbeil fein
tuiir6e.n
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benfels 8aterz un6 Mutterlteae bertrez
ten uno baB er einen gan3 beiaoien @es
fpeet por Sbnen bat, tpie mir iibri9ens
9lIe.
8or alien Dingen i9l ersdn5te
Bernardo, benn id mar BON @u6 allen
am bdufig1ten @egenifenb feiner yre>
bigten amo fiible mid am tiefiten oas
bur1 setroffen.
Die Blide bes alien Dieners iiberfos
gen nit einem nidts tueniger als
freunbIihen Musbrufe ben gan3en
Rreis nnb blieben sulebt auf Dem iiber=
miitbigen Maler baften.
6ignDr Bernardo, fagte er feierlib.
Die 6reunbe lileires illngell Serrn iino
alelannt fdtin,m, aber Sic itno Der
S1IimmIte!
Sie1e GrfIdrung rief eillen neuen
ffiirtnii9en Qusbru@ Der 5eiterfeit ber=
bor, aber urpIobli1 berifummte bieier,
llnb ebenlo pl6bli9 tpi9en bic iul1gen
6erren re1ts unb linfs CUR Seite, I'M
elmer fleinen Heisgeienf6aft plab gu
MAIDEN, Die glei6fafls nad) benz ufer
i1ritt. gs mar cine Dame in tiefer
9rauerfleibung; fie bate ben S6leier
berabgelaIen. Oas reide 9aar brdngs
te li9 unter benz 9ute berbor, unb als
es beim 0priiberl9reiten einen Wlos
nlent lang bon Dem Gtrabl Der Gass
famine getroffen tuurbe, f6immerte es
a,,F Sfofctt ntfsfheitct1A Nttrffpn SeIpH1-
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Cages : Nettigfeiten.
s nj a II B.

Smlanb.
Gie anbaltenben &egengii1e in
Obio laiien 9o6maiier befiir6ten.
- Ser berii6tigte Despera6o Gib
Wabe ilt i'm obereit Nebrasfa BON eincm
Wigilan5z&ontite eri6oiien uoroen.
- Sn 2ouisbille fat es tagelang ges
regnet. Ser Stub ifeigt in beoenfIi6er
Weiie.
MusIaM0.
- 8afer Yal6a 1T bon Gem GaIi9en
Yropbeten ttabe Sofafoit bDllifdnbig ge=
51lagem iporben. ST berlor 2000 Mann
BON $500.
- Sic Direftriee bes failerl. Marien
Snitituts lit Wari6au 1T eutlanen tpOr=
ben.
- Die Norbbeuti1e 3eitung unb
bic conierbatiben 8ldtter pertbeibigen
Die Mbipeienheit Der Maiuiiter beim 8ez
grdbniB 2asfers.
- Sas enslif6e parlament wurbe
ain 5. er6ffnet,
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0ie Wufffnlaoe.

lleber eill Qeioell unierer 3eit, bic
bdusIi9e MuiifpIage, tDel9e 70 oft fdon
bic bitterifen Rlagen berborgerufen bot.
bringt bieMei. 3tg.u eineit ausfiibrli9en
GeuiQeton WrtifeI, in ipel9em bem uebel
lpie6er einnal energif6 Su 2eibe gegan=
gen ipir6. 8ei ben unleugbar Die tpeiz
teiten Greife beriibrenben SntereHen biez
les Sbemas entnebmen mir benz Mrtifel,
obne Die in ben einleitenben Gdben ents
balteneii LATHAM befannten allgemeinen
Glagen bier ipieberbolett gu ipollen, bic
foIsen6en Bemerfungen, nit benen Der
gerfaiier feline 9tusfiibrungen f6liebt.
ST fagt:
oWas lit nun i9liebIid6 Der reeae
@eipinn alIer (fiir ben Mufits llnterrid)t
gebradten) Opfer, Mrbeit unb glnitrens
gung2 SD CLAUDE ii1er ni6t sa nie6rig
gu greifen, tpenn j1 bebaupte, feline 3ebn
prO3ent Der Muiiflernenbet bringeit es
gum erfreuli9en 9ausgebrau9 Der ebz
len Runit. Won eigentli9emgirtuo
tbum, bon eldn3en6em Spielin Gon3er-
ten pber anberel 0ffentli1en prDbuftio-
men, iotpie bon Der Gdbigfeit, &labierz
unferrid1t au eutbeilefl, tpolleu mir aus
ndd1}f abIeheu; bas @elaqte lit iiberz
baupt ni1t an Dieienigen geri9tet, Bel
benen Elm beruorregenbes Salient elm
tparmes eSnterei1e fiir Mtuiit bon porlts
berein mebr als WtitteImdbiges ertuars
ten ldBt, 6a Ioll man bic f96nen bimms
fifhen @aben nit Opfern unb nit Nus-
bauer pflegen, unb Bic pirfli1 mulifa=
Iifhen 9ei|fungen tuerben bann fpdter
aud Bel Deuet bas mulitalii6e @es
fiihl biiben helfeu, no Bel aerinqerer
Mnlaqe bic eiaene Musibung Der Mulif
better unterIaifen tuer6en iolte. Sic
MittelmdBiqfeit unb bas mas nod tpeiz
ter llrter berielbeu III, i1t bas Bebenflis
tbe in Der Qlln1f unb befebuert bas 2e-
ben, anifatt es su ber1d6nern. Mandes
iunge Wldohen bat fid5 bonn adten Bis
a(btsebnten Sabre feines 9ebens nit
Giabierfpiel geplagt unb es III rebt piel
@el6 fiir Interri6t un6 Moten ausgege=
ben tporben. SdlieBlid) perftummen
bic Some gang, benn bas ertpa6iene
iumge Mdo9en bat an feline geringen
Qeiifungen feine ssreube; es finbet ne=
ben manderlei gefelligen glnfor6erun<
qen tueber 3eit nod Cuff, bic tftuiifaii=
{fen Qudlereien forf3nfeben. giele
ireiben gbren bal6er, un6 neil es nun
fdlon 10 piel gefoifet Bat, unb Mtama
unb Saba es qans beIonoers tplniden,
Bic aL. Nerbeiratbuna nod elm ipenig
Mufit. aur Qlusffatfung geb6rt aud
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(Gortfesr,.s toIst.)
Gine leineube geeIe aliiflid,.

ggenn i6 Sbnen cine leioenbe Seele
fd)iden fam, f6reibt Sames GOrbin BON
Waibburn, ST., bin i6 gliidli1.
Samaritan Nerbine bat mid
gebeilt unb tuirb ole 6dlIe bon aranpf
Aeilen. $1.50.
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Sam es Bnrns.

9etftrtistr Sen
@ifiernen aus fiiniflihent Gtein,
gtjussrSbren aller @rSben,
Rase nnb Gtnfafiun8s Gteinsn
iar SsI,snusee nat 8lumtnbse!e.
ger!duier pou enSIifdem, Bctllans un
ameritdnifd,enl Cement. Sips uno 5aar.
Gde Gsmmsree unb 2efoYa~S ~Straee,
2zit San MntontD, zsga8.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-06

produced by Brides illness. Amelia
had seen herway through the mists, aud
the road along which she had elected to
travel was that Of patient sympathy.
i'' As months passed on and time
cicatrized the wound in Lucius' heart
that destiny lad made, was not much Of
its healing due tothc woman Who loved
him well enough to bear silently nnd un-
murmuringIy her share Of the burden
with which he was so heavly<weishtea?
L. Birdie 'Verulam had never married.
She went abroad with Lady Constantia
for d willie on her return sile st,ldiously
avoided all meeting with Lucius, and
pointedly refused to pay another visit to
Abottscraithie; but she is always on
friendly, almost. loving, terms with
Amelia, who scarcely, ever undertakes
any scheme of Importance without first
consulting Birdie. Z Nnsley's lMagdsine..
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A Washington correspondent says
that . very good story of back pay il
told BY e1-Repressntatiye Harris, Of
Virginia. II voted against the bill, I"
said he, "but I took the money. When
l was mp for reelection they threw it
mp at me on the stump. I told them
that had tried to beat the bill, but had
taken the money, yet l thought that
they would forgive me when they heard
what had done with it. Il took that
money down into Virgins, said I, and
gave i - q poor Wonan With seven chill
dren. and / told her to use it for herself
and the children, and the thing Is not .
bit worse bScanse thAe woman i my
wife, I don't think that 1 Lost vote
By that hock: k:pay bpaineQ4""
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and her love of living at other. peoples
expense suggested that they should as~
cept it. Birdie hnd offered uoaopposis
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