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Tho cirees OF w i /, Ion.

| re" f1isf feofG |sif7t 5Hafg ~ 5ff-g It.5t r!
Woman lobbyists have played importanI
! psrh In the social lie Of Washington, eBpe.
eislly siacs the Buchanan administration.
Some OF them have been the widows oil
officers OF the army or navy; others have
beea the daughters Of Congressman, and
others have driited here from homo locali.
ties where they have found themselves
the subjects Of scandxlous comments,
y lew OF them have been very besu.
tltul, some had scorched their wings
Oh III lighted torches, and they have
generally been very clever. II has boen
their butiupss TO 40 iusratiata them.
selvfs with Saustoys and Representatives
IS to control their votes on matters which
they have been paid to advocate or oppose.
The pasiors Of home Of these dunes have
been exqussitely furnished with works Of
art and brio n.brac donated by sdmiring
dip!oma.s. Every evening they received,
and In the winter their blazing wood fires
were surrounded by distirs aished circle.
somawould treat favored gues,s to game
Of euchre, and, As midnight approached.
there IVES always an adjournment to tho
dining.room, where choice supper was
ce'vcd. a cold duck, Senieon pie, broil.
"a oysters or some new exquisitely cooked
dish, with salads aud cheese, generally
constituted the repass, with iced cham.
payne or burgundy at blood heat. l,i.I
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Scraps OF Conversation Overheard ON
i, the Hotel Piazza.

scraps OF Conversation Overheard on
5i9f}Sst VA the Hotel Piazza. 5g
1osson Commercial Bvp.ila. 4,
"0h, Mamie Pm awful glad you hsve
come down, we are going to have german
a1d yeu can--.ros inside e:40, str, and
road ten miles an hour, best ho.s I ever
owned; ha'I--spgsged 10 that young
soper, and they do say he's dreadful iasi;
no daughter ef mine should be-.aksn
6y the head and dipped into dish Of
melted butter, then they taate like
uanne! trimmed with braid and tennis
NAT Of black crimson, then think, Jennie,
l anal bt-;he best catch on the fsld,
sir, took It right of the bat. Jim Boggs he
waa playing behind and he ran back and
wiped Stitch and Smorlware CON.
pletely out, cir, all their Assets are the
loveliekt box Of French candy you ever
cav, Nellie, and when he came down I
asked him II he sent 1t and he aaid-jess
as aoon as he h,uck his fork into I'm,
mems mothers pickles, aez John, I can
TEL! mothers pickles, they allus taste like
"a regular old maid. my dear, been
down here Tor the last ten years, ahe is
trying 10 catch-the bisgest codfi.h tha.
has been taken OF this SCORE tails yes.,
Shen Jack pulled him up w
hsh wss 80 down at The roller
skating rink having An awful good time. It
is embarrassing though to fail into-the
meanest clique that ever was planned
snd lust to nut down. hot whisky
punch. ! wish We might, old boy. but tbs
Law and Order League has tsker-4,
dreadful chill, catch me in the water again,
without managing private theatricals, I'd
llkc TO have you try It. Girls say they
can't take q part that has lovemakipg and
then kick like steer II you give them
psrt that hasn't-horrid mean thing. I do
wish people would mind their own affairs.
Why We danced the German Saturday, and
Sunday We went to the rocks together and
now they say I ANA perfect bar room,
all kinds Of l'quors in his room and
mother and 90 to Saratoga because
's;ccss, cir, that nave risen over ten percent
In a--7-blue silk dress, II you ever heard |
such thing and then--held eleven |
Irumps and took--dve dollars, father, to |
pay subscriptions to ths-pi,cher ice !
wafer to ninety.tive and cali me-a i,ck. |
ass, Sir, to do business with no more CAPT |
at thsu---her head dress which makes |
1er look like "a thousand shares in
Union Pacific ihal-seems exactly like |
heavy rain," etc. s -
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he Had Been In TexnL

e. V. a . . To-. r. - .. . ...
An ignorant looking man, with good
deal OF money, Was showing himself and
his boodle about our streets in q manner
calculated to attract social sharks the other
day, whsn couple Of young gamblers GOT
hold Of him and asked him il he didn't
feel like having nice qaiet little game.
He replied: "Wall, dunno; / reckon |
mought jes' as we'll pull yer Ley for a little
more sksde, IS not" They winked at each
other and led him to their lair, when thew
all eat down at the table and one OF the
boys dealt the cards. He had packed the
deck IN such way that be knew, If the
countryman should CIT about in the mid.
die, his partner would get four scss: but
the countrymxn did not cut st all, and the
deal give him fsur kings and q oueau.
while four mines were in the hands Of the
dealer, and the partner OF the dealer held
three queens and Jack. ,707, ~
"How much are four severs WORTHY
queried the couutryman. Both the 2smb.
l.rs said it was q good hand, and be pulled
out pig rol! OF money and began 10 bet
loefally. They finally got the wager up
as high as they could 60 with The funds =,
hand, and they called him, when he laid
down his hand and faked in al! the money
in eight. AS be babe them good.day. be
remarked: Yer can" plsy my game es
we'll as kin. I've been runnin' 3 monte
ranch in Texas nigh onto twelve var, aud
feckln yer hit the wrong chap" ~ e
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A Haru.Aiii.uH Truth,

- A.iI ~ VILE aI.IIrHI. H.s-I Z. liz
Protection va. Tree trade Ia the main Is.
sue o. the campaign. It Is because Blaine
Is such an uRtq1iyocal pro.ecsionisf, aud
not because his enemies believe in the ab.
surd storiea about him, that 10 80 fierce.
y sssailad by the Anglo.American p1ees.
This pro.Cleveland organs have almost ali
bonlad down their real colon. They now
affect to be in favor Of nothing more than
reasonable tariff REFORM" and prstend to
consider the revenue question secondary
matter; but one has only to go back little
over their files to fnd them insisiips that
the Democratic party should make the
fight on the ground Of an.i.protec,ion. All
the Republican boilers and all the trim
msrs calling themselves Independents, :"
who have declared for Cleveland, are Tres
traders. Like Professor Perry, they fnd
the Governor free trader enough Tor them.
They can read between the lines Of the
Democratic platform, and need no gloss 10
understand what tariff reform" means.
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NJ .sl..,f.s. "a. -I-IT-H.. ~.
Prepare for tho Fairs.
Ech1n1e

A~SsN'J~ T.. u d. o. .al..'
Go 10 your fair, whether it be the State
fair, 9: tina. oiths county, and by all means
exhibit something. 1t will be safe fol all
who propose to exhibit fruits and vegeta.
blss at the coming fairs to as.ume that no
provision will be made for them and to ore.
pare beforehand. Common store. boxes.
such as may be had at very small cost, can
each be converted into two or three trays
or flats: These, however rough they nav
be, by lining with cheap white psper, viii
serve Tor the display of fruits. II lined
merely with mcss or freehly cut graes, they
will ferve tor showing vegetables. II The
premium schedule calls Tor buahel or hall
bushel Of potatoes or Of applea, etc. these
may be exhibited in receptacles made by
cuttinga ha!i.barrel in two, and linirg each
tub thus made with white paper. Hsip to
decorate Floral Hail." the piacs in which
the products Of the garden are usually
shown. YounR evergreens are always wei.
come. Such trees, tasen up from pastures
or the edges Of the woods, and set in nail
kegs with coil, will lsst es long IS NAV be
required, and greatly add to the general ef.
feet Of the display Of vegetables.
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Sfop Thai a,nux;,i

By uaing Dr.. F,arlsr's Throat and Luno
balnani-ths only sure cure ior Coueha
Colds, Hoarsensss and Bore Throat, and MI
diseases OF the throat aud lungs. Do moi
neglect = Cough. It may prove fatal. Score.
sad hundreds Of gratatu, people owe theiI
lives to- DR.. Frsziar's Throat and Lung Bal.
tam, and no family will ever be without il
After oncs uainx 1t, and discovering ita mar.
vslens power. II 10 put up in large family
to!sles and sold for The anlnll price rs can't
pr boths. FaAz11s AHo1cHx Co., Prop's.,
Cleveland, Ohio, = : - =
Saratoga High Book Spring Water for sale
Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling.
Y. Va, and J. Q. Dsnt & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio, Is. 51aaga y.s,s'f5 p4v :
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-, f-1HH.+. .rt..H' |9-Is..a
Permanent pastnrsge does not receiys
the attention that i. should. Rotation in
crops, as is now largely practiced, makes il
almost impossible. Yet lands SEEDED with
permanent grasses, under proper trest.
ment, have an increased value each spc.
ceeding year. The sod becomes more
compact and firmly rooted, and gives of a
greater growth Of heritage. In England
permanent pasture rscaivegreat attention,
and are not allowed to be broken uoder
any circumstances. There they are drain
ed, cultivated, fersilzsd and in every way
managed 80 az to give the greatest return ;
and the greater the age, under this treat.
ment, the larger amount Of stock Is a1.
pected to be led on these grasses. The
came policy should be adopted in this
country, especially on hill landa that sre
sntjsc: t. wash. The rains waeh the soil
eft these bills, and in q short time they be-
come poor, barren wastes; while If they
were seeded to permanent graesee, and not
too closely pas.nred, they would increase
in fertility each year, and become the very
best OF grazing lsnds. l&J :
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80 ~ Tl3-a. szi-T7.rf r'aFg~ !
a Liz utd Manure Cart,

3s<SNkf2es
A large p.rt nf the festilizing elemep!s OF
liquid manure 60 to waate, without provision
Is made Tor Storing it aud applying 1t to
the soil. "A brick-valled cistern holding
several thousand gsllops, can be built for
about fifty dollare, and this will eecure a
constant supply Of the best and quickest
acting plant food. A cheap and subs,an.
ual cart Tor spreading tbs liquid manure
upon the land, is easily, made. The box
should be water tight, provided with two
tail boards The outer ono has several
holes eo:ed in it, through which the liquid
PAGES when the inner board is raised tor q
short distance. It Is easy to make water.
tight box out Of tongued and grooyed stuff,
fitted together with paint or tar. The box
is hung upon bent iron axle, to bring 1t
near the ground. P.rsoss with large lawns
may keep them lu1uriant during mid.sum-
mer droutha, by uring such a cart. LIQUID
manure produces its good effects upon veg.
citation at ones, and needs therefore to be
spilled frequently and in email quantities.
This ia especially true il the soil has an
open texture without re.entive power. A.
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Homo Pro1,o,,t.j

Kidney and Live. DiBtSscs and BhUura,t,-n,-
SUFFERED Ieshbly-."NoLh!pgs seemed 10 Lelp rle
could not SET out Of bod. d. smith eurtd mo-"
tSB ,lil 1f f EEPli. FHfLlffB, =.
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MEDICAL.
Attention. Doctors.

Everybody knows thu, tho life OF The
average physician Is a hard one. Flo {,
otscn compelled to ride great distances
through mud and rain for merely nom.
inal fee. Nltis not fit nor proper for us 10
condemn any physician for his work, but
we DO assert that his practice can be made
easier, and he can effect more cures lbv
we proper and judicious use Of PERUSA,
y nc Will only add this great remedy to
hi, list ofmedicines. he will find that his
usefulness vii be greatly increased. Fun
direction for Its use will found In The
Ills OF Life" and he should ut once pro.
cure Unavoidable book. 9lfEGl - Z
N. J. Wright, business Agent Evening
Herald, Eric, Pa, says "Ds. HAIR.
MANI can not but feel It my duty n
express to you my thanks for the great
benefit received from the use OF your
medicines, PERusA and NMANALIY
Ono bottle Of each placed INC square on
my feet, after sickness Of four weeks.
which confined ME to my bed, and then
ieft me lame and crippled. Three days
from The commencement Of the use Of
your remedies the cane was dispensed
with, and In week was perfectly WE'LL"
Mrs. Ellen Maynard, Osweco, Potter
county, Pa. writes: "DR. HARTMAN.
Columbus, o. The small ulcers are ali
healed, and the two large ones arc not
more than halfas large as they were.
AM feeling quite we'll. The people say
you. PRRuSA and MASALis arc doing
miracle. do not take nearly so much
opium as did before" Is. aI.E., &5J.
Joseph Thomas, East Brady, Pa,
writes I" have used your PERuSA and
MASAL'H with good results. In the year
OF 1850 was so bad that could scarcely
walk. used PERuNA and MANAL,S,
and an now as healthy as I have ever
been. l have also recommended it TO
several parties, and they have been much
benefited by it.' 'f"g,5 s''l. 5&E
Mr.. c. II. Harris, New Vienna, Ohio,
writes: "Our little girl was paralyscd
ut thirteen months old, and we rcsor.cd
to everything VIC could hear Of for relief,
but she appeared to get but little better.
Hearing OF PERUNA We concluded to try n
It, and will say it has done her great
deal OF good--thc FIRST bottle apparently
giving aid and relief. We have used it for
nervousness in other cases on other per-
sons and found it success. For general
debility, and I'll fact for any disease, we
don't think anything else can at all COM
pare with 1t. We have used forty or fifty
bottles, and our house is never without
PEnuYA. Our little girl is now eight
years old, and can run any place, was for
four years helpless. PElUNA cured her"
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A Mao who Ea,s aics ana Fiies.

ttacer. Cot, Hero,d. 49, 5..s 70 81,
]. A. Miller; for aous yesrs a resident Of
Forest Hill, and q some what notorious
character in that locality, swallowed large
dose OF s1ychnine with suicidal intent. +
was neatly an hour after the deadly drug
had been taken before the doctor reached
him. but by vigorous application Of tbe
stomach pump his life Was saved, R,lg.
bic men u F Orsst Hill cay that be possesses
what might be termed galvan:z ID, elastic
stomach. He could eat a1y;hisy without
nauseatlns him, and as for quantity it was
never known exactly. how much bis s,om.
ach would hold. On one occasion, i, ia
said, he ate eight email cans OF oysters, ssy-
eral cans Of peaches, besides crackers. bo.
iogns sAussge amt cheese in proportion.
and washed it down with eight or len
glasses of beer, and then afterwards, when
asked to aing a song, be wanted to know
whether ,hsy expected him to sing on an
empty stomach. Il ia eatd aiso that he
would sometimes catch flies and eat Them
down BY the handful jus: to show whas he
could do. At one time be ate a mouae,
head, ears and hair, on wager Of $3.50.
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AZ trains ea.ly except su.axy 7.I7I--'--- -
trdtlIan'a Palace Drawing Room and ,leepiu. c,,
4tSusn wl:sect change :nc1a sseGoeny!l!e Sst 10
S3 nh!s.uSlphia and New YORK. West TO C0iumbus
At Lc1Is -'-''-' o"Nt--eo' 114HiAaaso4A ano
sol through tickets, bsssase chscs., Stopping q,
~ . - ISn AID any :a,thsr aiornsuon ID.
aNiula Station. loo! 81 eleventh ct.ect or a. Itv
'lCAs' oncc, Under Mcclure HouEe, WheelIns-
j,5-.57-. .js>s- JAMES kcCEEA, = f ~
S3.S "a Manager, Colu.ntuI Ohio.
+. a. FORD, 49,, ~. +,
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WAGE FARMERS oFrwo Cousrn1xs.
wages and LIVE IN scotland and In the
United Rtntcs-"Ao OF A ecuatomed 10 I.iv.

| wukeS ana LlVls IN 1c0lInnd ana In I M
Uniscd sistes-'"aot Aecuatoutd 10 Iiv
Ing So weli." 2! q
Ex-Governor Cheney, Of New Hamp'
shire, who Is largely engaged in psps,
manufacturing, has been travelling abroad,
and writes that, while be bad heretofore
said that he was indifsrensto the removal
OF the fifteen percent duty on imported
paper. he 10 now convinced American
mills would be closed without II, entity on
account Of the difference in wages here and
in Europe. He says:
'."For instance, I will taks our own mill,
with monthly pay roll OF about 1900
we pay forsuperlntendens and bonkkeep.
or three tim.s as nu, h as Ia usually rs d
here. We pay our machine tsndsrs s. 30
per day; the pfica hero Ia SIPS; some.
times they make 81 81, where tipulated
number OF pounds 10 made to mechine.
En2lneen on our pay roll receive 50 per
day, while here 81 Is q common price.
Other help, including women, we pay from
70 cents to $l.75 per day, while here they
recstve from rs to So cents per day. Again,
they use women's help to do the work that
men ought to do, which, ofcourse, lessons the
cost. = asked one manufacturer
IN Scotland why 1t was that he could get
labor Tor one.hslf VIA. was paying Tor
the same work. His reply was that a dol.
lar went further here than 1t did with us.
Does It, l asked, 80 far IS 1t relatea to the
actual necessity OF your workmen? Are
we aotshipping you constantly -four, wheat,
other things in this line, and don't We fur.
nish our weskmen With as cheap potatoes.
salt, milk, butter, cheese, tea and coffee?
You charge a duty in your free trade
country OF twelve cents q pound on tea,
three cents pound on coffee and one cent
on bacon, while we have no duty
on either. The advantage would |
seem with rs. Well be SAID,
our fuel and house rent Ia lower sPossi
bly,, l said, that may be 60. What do you
pay for coat? .Fivs and a hall dollars per
ton.' Bat your coal is not quite equal to
ours In the amount OF heat 1t gives, and
We can buy in lsrHe quantities at this price,
10 the fuel must be counted ont. What do
your operators pay for rent 2 inquired.
Twenty dollars to $25 Tor three rooms
Well, | said, I have several tenemen,s
hat do not charge my tenants over S25 q
year Tor, co the advantages atill seem 10 be
With u.s. He finally saiG: THE fact is, our
do not require 90 much and are
not accustomed to living co we'll % yours
TO- Now said, your answer is com.
plete, and satisfactory. This is Just the
~ d. E f. y ]
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THr best interests Of humanity depsrd
on the good health Of our women folk,
aud yet thoss with brightest intellea.s sesn,
70 suffer most With silmen,s peculiar 10
female lille. Il il well to remember that the
whole female system can be- built In to
proper stass OF endurance, ptmples, sores
swollen limbs, monthly pains and other In.
dications OK female dia-sse, made 10 di.appe,r
aud robust health OF mind and body tSks lbs
place OF illness and distress, II timely MSS ia
made o. Dr.: Guysotrs Yellow Doc1 and ssy.
sapas1lla II reasores the blood to perfect
nsaltn, II stres gshens the muscala. ind ner-
Urinary organs. 1t ailays all irritstiou Of lbs
mucous membrane. In word. il ia a n.r.
tect family medicine, and aids sye.y iuae-
ton Of female life. No other remedy eaua,s
II hays your oruggis. get it. Take no suit
|.- b. ..I. 10
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THOMAS GOWN,

Wholesale eto1or, Main ~, Enylllux, IVA
ulcenti9ns Of Eecsum, f1oisl4ls Gnd s.!os.-
d.. smith cured nc wtthnu, trito y =. :
EaG, l WA9HINeTH" ns,.ANy,
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| Kidney and Live. bisfascy And phRr,,,,t-,,, :
Suffered Teshbly-"NoIh!rs sccmsl ~ i,sln sls
could not SET out Of bod. Dr. smith euttd mo"
y III ~ t5istRt Moo Whoelinp W. Y,
Catnfrh, polrpus or Nose rr,r,I,~s -.
,ered lar rtart ns,sn, nsS3tcna :, NJ; tolse-shi
~ SIisJ cr nr,,,,,,
5'f [ OF sneitel L 10. WSee sTfiDS u
nysrsrrt, and TtIco,stSs NJ S5,r m W. ". "a
In, 49, s.ifa - rSsa W. ,a,sSt a. fnen
NJ, .r,a ~. q, 80 as,..si, susutsnce AsSat
on,e mn W tIis W: EMU
sc,at,;s trn,,, go ~. ~ :; 9uttInN1oN.
sfiet,I a. ionI,ssn o. ~. Sn Ea.sr, ~ Eoa Wy
help him. Dr. slnith cufod him." i'|HTF NJ
EHI Gst'h ~, ,tnT t'at n X n, UAfs,
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MEDICAL. ..ss
OR.J. E. SMITH,
No. lloa oHApL1SE STREET,
Near ycur,cca.h s.,cc.

~, Ihs etts cyideaes Of q paytctAus tuo1ea q II.
Nslinohy oil hll patients Tho incEeAliny Dc
mlnd, ior my PROFESSIONAL stTvlrSR Prove thIi Ihsyt
oeAlt hononbly and tAlfly D,th hoe Who hsyt
consulted ne. never uSc patients name with.
o ~ eInls nn, though hsyo many hundred Ger.
asd eeeu tfonornecsi tncntshtG. IA thntouPh rstd.
icsl edu, nGon. with many yNerS hoAnital sxpcIi.
enSs snd familiarity. With therapeutic axenS, Z
S III eLsefSsnec Of EXPERIMENTAL yocalias,i.tf
~ ~ eeI sltentlor 70 bsgcnic MANAGEMENT In.
w .sc,ss cute u possible and ifsniiJ dive
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o. the many temsdies before the public for
Nsrsous Debility and weakness Of Nerve
Gs1sratiys syatem. there Is mono eq1al 10
Aliens Brain Food, which promptly and
pernansally restores ell Lest. viSor; 1t pever
iails. 81 pkg. s Tor sat- druggists, or BY
nail from J. H. Allsa, 3l5 Fir.t- Ave, Nav
York City. 77ssAv
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The recent is simple. You have only to
tsAs violent cold, AID Neglect it Abe,.
aa,hy, the srea. English surgeon, asked A
ssdy Who tod aim she only had cough:
Nv net would you have 4ths plsgue ?" B..
ws'a OF "oniy coughs" The WORT cas-, 8
Gao, however, % cuIed by Dr.. VIM. Halls
ss! :! a. icr The Lang. Ia Whuoplng Cough
End 10 sure 10 prevents fatal Termination ~
the d.sss>e. Sold by druggists. Tra,4w
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HAVE have b.en Hay Fever sufferer for
three yean;. have often heard Ely's Cream
Balm spoken OF in III. highest terms; did moi
take murh stock in It because Of the many
quxck medicipes. A tdend persuaded me Ia
Try the Balm, and did 80 with vondarful
succefa--r. 8. GlrR, Syracuse, N. Y. Prizes
fifty cents. s & ;i'. & rrhaxvr
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EVERY one should tall hi, neishbor that
the bsst remedy for curing coughs and colds,
and the only susa cure for consumption, Is
Dr.. Wis!ae'a BAl,am OF Wild Cherry. II is
pleasant TO take and very soothing and heal
ing In It's effect a -ld ',;52l psw 81
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HaY EAYHH.

have used Ety's Cream Balm for Hay Fe.
vss. and experienced great relief. most
cordially rscounsnd 1t as the best OF all thu
many remedies have tried.-T. B, JEsxs
Lawyer, Grand Eapide, Mich. Prizes nl.s
cents. Eg- -aHE ri. ''iI -ss-7H- r,Lr.v'
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Promised to Keep tue Patient Alive.

. Ea's'7t' 10 Aadp tue Patient Alive.
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A peasant, whose father was taken snd.
denly III, started Of 10 the cures house late
q night, and remained at the door nearly
three hours, knocking every now and then
50 gently that nobody heard him, Whsn
The priest at length came down, "Whsl
are you here for 7" he asked; land yhy did
you not knock louder ?" '.My father wss
dying when LETT him." WIS the reply
but did not like to disturb you" Then
ne must be dead by this time" observed
the cure, "and it is TOO late for me to he OF
sny USE" "Oh, no, monsieur, not at al. )"
eagerly answered his visitor; my neiehbo,,
Pler1ot, promised me faithfully that h.
would keep him alivs until YOU cameH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-19

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