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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
AF~nFoP sss.

ssaoses under cultivation, about 3
aelss % thriving timber, "A apple
hsaEing tres and 100 peach bssEiBg
tres. Also cherries and plums.
Coed Waisr. Two miles southesst a
nalina. on TIE Smoky HHi aver. Fer
farther pertioliaEa apPlg %
CHARLES YOUNG.
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Next salurdsy evening. tbsfseasEe-
going people Of salina win have an
Opportunity q seeing one Of the
greatest attEaoeions that hes ever Tis-
tied OGF city. Havefly's Comedy
Company Il highly eomplimented By
the pres in the large eitiss % the east.
''Our strssszists" is amost langhabls
psraormanos, and no dOabt they win
Be greeted with . crowded house.
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Daily Papers Il HoabenI.

Oysters in every style At HogbsH's
SHILOH's COUGH and COusump-
ton Cure Is sold BY Us on q guarantss
For sale by Oscar SeitK.
Farmers call Il Hogben's Resianr-
ant for Dinner Only pc.
The Rev. Gro. T.THAYER, Of BOur-
bon, Ind.. says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives to sHILOH's CON-
SUMPTION CURE"
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MnmnfEaRh.

Ifoscar Seitz, the druggist. does not
succeed e h not for the want Of faith.
he has such fsith In DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup &c : remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption and
Lung Affections. that he viii give q
bOttle free to each and every one who
- In need Of q medicine 81 this kind.
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Mr. WA Thomas. q EsWton, Il,
says; my wife has been seriously
Affected with . coagh for twenty-five
yeas, and this spring more severely
than ever before She had ussd
many remedies without FsiEof. and BE-
ing urged 10 ny Dr. Kings New Dis
eOvery, did %. with most gzltifying
results. Ths arst bottle relieved her
very much, and the second bottle hes
absolutely eaEsd hsR. she has net
had 80 COED health for thirty yoals."
Trial bottle frse &C Oscar selfz's
drug atnra. Lar alxaal.0o.
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The new PostOHiee department Is
being fitted up in splendid style. The
glass boxes are nearly all numbered
and about half Of the lock boxes have
been put in place. The carpenters
havs besn sOmewhas delayed In their
work hence, Il win not b In readi-
ns8 for about two weeks, when cur
worthy Postmaster win move between
two daHa
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Elegant stock Of boots
and shoes Ct ober and
Hageman's.

Frank r. shawis Sale on The eth Of
March, 81 Oak Dlls Park, wiz Be the
sale q the sseson. Tie 0deEing Con-
sistl % seven stalllons it for services,
ten HaFss with fOal, and = few nice
alliaS-all graded and pure bred
Clydesdalss. Also Ten hssd q shoEt
Horn cattle, Eve balll and I've ssmalss
ali eboaoaly bFsd and god o1ss.
Frso lunch served co day q ale, and
god troElmsnt guaranteed 10 al. The
siock are too vel known to need
further oommant. Aew
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Ladies'. Attention.

New Millinery Store Fancy Goods
and Hair Work. Corner Ash Sc. and
Santa Fe. MRS. l. P. GOODYEAR
HACKMETACK, !" q lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price - and 90 rents,
Do you want 10 sell your farm II
80, 60 to RadcllT q Martini and have
your farm PLACED upon their hooks. -
they are making out = list of farms
for sale which they are going 10 send
east.
Money to loan al Radrliff 4 Mar
tins.
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Mr.. Israel Snlder sold his farm this
week for 8 900.
Mentor is growing house moved
IN town the other day.
The Mentor Sunday school will give
q missionary concert next Sunday
night.
James Bacon has his new barn near
ly done
Nelson Bacon il building a residence
two miles east Of Mentor. S.
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The largest stock Of
Dry Goods in Salina,
at Ober &Hageman's. u
can find Everything
there.

Mrs. Lynch will give you q good 4
dinner for . cents Is you can get In
the city Call at the second door
north Of Watson's.
New books put in circulating libra
~ every 60 days at a T. & NJ. II.
Grier's.
For REST-A fine suite Of Rooms
front rOoms-w with folding doors and
four large south windows, in Daily
Block. A hall entrance TO each
room.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, Yellow skin ? Shi-
loh's VitaliZer Is 3 positive cure.
That hacking cough can be 80
quickly cured By ShilOh's Cure. We
guarantee Il. For sale by Oscar seitz
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Ma.hlnninEi, nlrIhdnr 90.

The Masquerade Bail at the Pacific
House on last Friday evening, was q
very pleasant affair, - was expected
e would be. The large and newly or
namented dining room was comfort
ably filed with guests, masked and
unmarked. The room was neatly
decorated, q platform erected on the
north end for the musicians, With =
large nag suspended to ths wan i'm
mediateIy back Of them, and every
thing was done that could be by the
propFietcrs for the enjoyment Of the
evening. These annual parties giye1
BY this popular House are always
welcomed In our society circles, for
they are sure 10 be the event Of the
season. The masks were not 80. nu-
uasrous e. on previous occasions, bal
were well gotten up, some very expcn-
sive, many handsome, and few gro
tesque. Mr.. J. B. Whitehead, with
his Mother Hubbard, was the belle
Of thebaIl." About l2o'clock the masis
were removed and the guests were In
vited 10 paFtake Of one Of those sup
pers which have made the Pacific
House 30 famous. Amer supper
some Of the eOmpany repaired 10 the
parloF where excellent music Was
produced by vocal experts. Soon
dancing Was resumed and continued
until late in the morning. The names
Ct those In attendance were kindly
furnished rs by Mr.. d. c. Lock
wood, both Of the masked sud IN
masked.
LADIES.
Mis- Lizzie Thompson, Gypsy.
" Annie Lamb. Topeka, Shep-
Mn E. 0ebhart, Bandana Girl.
Mn. I'd Wittmann' Spanish Lady.
MiR Minnie Sargent, HotheF Hub
Mis- Ella Besbe, Mother Hubbard.
Mr. A. +. Ransom, Peasant Girl
+" J. B. Whltehead, Fancy DToss.
Mis- Emma COuss, Cafnafio1 Pink.
{" Clam Lowe, Mother Hubbard.
E" Mary Suydam, Queen Elizabeth.
Those present not masked
Mrs. Minnie RandoIph, Blue SIN.
I" Frank Shaw, Black SILK.
" p. @. Bond, Black SIX skirt,
Black Velvet Basque.
Ma ]. ". CrUWisy, Black Silk.
E ". Ober, Gny Cashmere.
&" b. Ienkfns. Black SILK
4" b. +. PeeleF, Fawn c0lored Eitk.
"A.W. Parks, Topeka, Genet
Vslvef and sink.
Nm. B. :. Wilson, shsphssdss
Nh. J. W. PosflswAlte, Blsck
Nn. h, L. MeConnsll. Garnet Vel
vet basqge. light six skirt.
Ms. n. X. Jadfies, White Swiss
Brooks IivinEston, Black Slk.
&C W Jordan, Wine colored
Nls. ArmstFoag, Junction City,
Mother Hubhard.
Mrs.. n. + Eicklss. Tan and REDWn
SIX.
Mis- Lille CIarksou, Bed CaIh-
mere and Velvet.
Mrs. Geo. white, Cardinal sIlk snd
Velvst
GENTLEMEN.
c. w. Brown, Clown.
q. n. Dean, Russian.
c.. Courad, Monk.
]. E Gebhars, Funny Man.
II. y. Pike, Negro.
Nv. Aldrich, Domino.
o. A. Terry, Chinaman.
Bob. Stephenson, Irishman.
Mt. White, kanaa8 City, NeTtc-
II - ~n.I-ana4H
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
The STRONG LUMBER COMPANY have constantly on hand

The STRONG LUMBER COMPANY have constantly on hand
&-s complete St Of T,st Class Building ,iais Of al Kinds
which win be sold low prices like material from any lumber
yard within fifty miles Of Saina
Bbed wire ss7s per 100 pounds Come and get prices
red cedar posts.
CHARLES cULP. Manager.
SALIVA KANs, Feb g. 1884
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

There Is 10 be an Auction Sale on
the 4th day of March, commencing ct
10 O'Clock An, At the farm OfCaPtG.C-
PaTkeF-7 miles due north Of Sail
ma and near the North Pole Mound
Of s head Of horses. one span q mEles,
Eve COWS, two Durham balls, hoEss
farm implements, oomplsis sorghum
manufaetur outfit. household fur
niture and twenty acres q timber
land near Bennington Mills The
terms viii be reasonable Refresh.
ments viii be provided for all cheap.
$50 sheep viii also BE- sold on privats
terms. ROBERT CAM, Agent.
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For hne tone. hne finish, cbsapnsss
and eay paYmsnts, tie Healy = not
exeeRed n thls market. Bar thess
faeia In mind Whsn zen bay . Plano-
Mrs Ellea p. Libbsy, Ninth strsst-
he'd o. Mul5srgy-ls TIE ngsuf.
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The Regular monthly meeting Of
the W. c. 7. T., will meet with Mrs..
Hole, on Seventh street, on Tuesday,
March 4, ct O'Clock P. n. All are
cordially invited.
M. MILLER. Sec'Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

Itis sAid that sO,OOe people die an
nually In the Unltsd States alone
from this disease. In some sections
Of the country one death In every
three l. nun Consumption. This can
Be and should BE- avoided; our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or cold, and other sympt5ms o.
throat and lang affections that Lead u
this disease. You should arrest u
while lt Il In the germ. Two or three
doses Of DR.. BosankO'a. Cough and
Lung syrup viii relieve en- ordinary
cough or cold. Il does not dry Up .
cough like many preparations on The
market and leave the disease behind
&C, bat acts directly On the throat and
bronchial tubes. removing all the
Phlegm and morbid matter that aceu-
mulatss IN the throat and lungs. IL
allays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct Sold b.
Oscar 8sitE
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MAzlzw-llr. I. A. Carter, q Gar
ga tsunship, DaehInssn ooanty, to
1s 1Ghea 3rlssa7f, . EAllna. ~
~. At. Rnsy, = solSPo4
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
Elegant stock Of Boots
and Shoes, at ODER and
Hageman's,

pp yun wast 70 EN- your aaEnf II
%, 60 70 RadcliH 4 MsEtin's snd hays
youF fam plaesd upsn thar booka, e.
hey are making cut q Ilst q fHEus
fOr ale Which they are eolBg % Bsnd
ent.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1854.

REa-S saSis5 = 1EE JoTREIE - y a
q N H5gbs.'s ssss 80 q - ~ SIRE BAas
~ 4 -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

On Saturday evening, March LIST,
HaysrlJ's Celebrated Comedy Com
pany win appoar in the OPera House
10 the laughabIe Comedy Of "our
6tratsglsts,D seats for which can now
be secured Ct whitehead & Seaman'S
Beck Store. We clip the following
rom the Chicago Tribune:
"Our etraterisfs" ls one q the fun
NEST and most amusing performances
ever seen here. The end Of the third
act eaused almost a panic IN the house.
People leaned over their chairs on
their neighboFs' shoulders. doubled up
and langhed-yes, reared, until many
Of them looked liked 90 many Apo
pIeetie strokes The company was
called before the curtain ct the end Of
each set No such Demonstration has
ever been witnessed In the Academy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

Mr.. d. c. Policy desires to an
nOunce to his friends and patrons that
be again will be able to attend to
business about the first Of March,
after having had laid OF, and being
In q condition to do business. He now
has q new wagon and will be able to
do any kind Of express hauling ln the
quickest time. All orders will be
thankfully received.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

You have taken in Louie Lord aud
seen the Farmers Daughter, now go
and view the Devil and His Angels"
at F. NJ. Hamilton & Co.'s ONCE.
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The ladies Of the Lutheran church
win hold their next monthly Mis-
slOnary meeting at the house Of their
pastor. Rev. A. J. Kissell, corner sth
and South streets, on Thursday.
March 9Th, ct 6 SOO'olOck.
MRS. CARMONY, Sec.
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Doaivan's '-OFiglnsF' Teanssssssas AFs
ComiHdi

Donayin's Original Tennesseeans,
the celebrated troupe Of cOlOred Vocal
lists which assisted In building the
Genital Tennessee College st Nash
VILE. and the same company that Wis
tied Sallna two years ago, will visit
this place again about March Is or IL,
and present their new and varied pro-
gramme They desire, particularly,
not to be COMPOUNDED with Jubilee
Singers" for the reason that they are
really cultured vOcallsts. and present
q strictly hrst-class concert. We have
before Us the most favorable press
notices, which guarantee rs in promis-
ing one Of the best Of entertainments.
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Nons u FIr.i c.. aaod..


In Watches, JsEslFy and Silver
ware one should have the best or
none. Messrs. Shurley 4 Co. Chi
eagO, are making = specially Of fine
goods, and II you need anything In
Watches In dust and water pFoof
cases. Solid Silver or Triple Plated
Ware. Solid Gold or Rolled Gold
Jewelry. send 10 ShuFisy 4 Co., thsy
viii send q single article q the dozen
price. They are vouchsd for and en-
dOrssd BY the United States Express
Co, American Express Co, Southern
Express Co., + w. Palmer, Post
master Of Chicago, Gsn'l A. c. saith,
Ex-Stats Treasurer, and many othsgs.
Goods ssnt on approval, With prlVi-
lege Determination. enabling you 70
do your purchasing e h0ns. Re-
member, shurley & Co, u stafs stESst,
Chicago, IN. Send soF their new and
beautifully illustrated eaialOgus.
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Horses Fer Sale.

/ am Offering for sale very cheap for
cash, or on time with good security,
q few head Of good work horses. Cell
on E. c. PhiIlips,at ranch eight miles
east Of city, or enquire Of NJ. J. Well
slayer tt
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A man and wife, or young man and
mother or Sister, 70 work on Dairy
farm. All butter and cheese made BY
third person. Or would rent any or
seventy-fivs cows for making butter
and cheese. Good barns and the best
Of range, and all Necessary fixtures
furnished. A splendid chance for the
right person TO make money. Call on
or address J. r. Spencer, sgent Of
Cold Spring Creamery. BrOOkvIlle.
Kansas. IF
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Give US a call when you want any
thing in our line. Il viii do
you good by saving you money.
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There win be services at the Epis-
copai church next Sunday evening.
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We sell only for Cash OF Produce.
We do not charge anything to
anybody. We sell cheaper than
our neighbors who sell on credit
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sHILOH's CATARRH REMEDY
q positive cure for Catarrh. Diptheris
and CankeF Mouth.
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We are now selling Winter goods,
which we wish to close out, at
reduced prices
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REMARKABLE

Aud yet II l. true. that Ober 4 HAgs-
man sell better goods at much lower
prices than their nelghbors can, or AZ
ford to sell.
IL you don't believe u.
Come, and we'll prove it
Keno
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Before farmers COM
mence their spring
work they should call
and examine the cele-
brated Wyeth Collars
at Williams q Ben
fields.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-19
The Aspects OF the Body.

It may seem o dream TO those who
have not thought upon the subject to
suppose that any connecting link can
be found between such animals as
worms, mollusks, crustacea, spiders and
insects, on the one hand, and fishes.
amphia, reptiles. birds and mammals
on the other. Yet It is o significant
fact that if any one ofssthe first series of
animals be turned upon it's back, the
heart, nervous system, stomach, etc..
stand in precisely the same relative no
sition to each other as they do in the
latter series. The only thing that diff
fers in position is the mouth, which in
the first series opens out between the
two nervous ganglia which form the
brain, and is directed toward the side
Of the body on which the nervous axis
is situated, and in the second series
cnens ont beneath the brain, and on the
opposite side of the body t5' that occu-
pied by the nervous axis. Prof. Owen
believes that certain structures which
are situated III the center. of the brain
OF back-boncd animals, and have known
use, are remains of the primitive course
OF the upper part OF the gullet, and
show the vertebrate developed from
the invertebrate. - Pittsburgh Dis
patch. 81 $$&sws5s ~ -sfs
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A Horse t'lat jumped go Feet

A Horse t'lat jumped soO Fest
Yes said the reformed hostler, II
mad horse once that jumped over 200
aeet ON . stFaight road" %
Did he make it in one jump 2" said
the mule driver. d -
Yes, he made it in one junans' said
the reformed hostler, "and he'd Z
jumped LOO feet if they'd been there,
S them was-pickled pigs feet in q
barrel Il r. .
Il drove horse once" said the hon
est stage driver, "that jumped through
wall four feet thick" So
Did it hurt the wall any ?" said tie
eeiormed hostler, insinuatingly.
No. sail the honest stage-driyer,
0ercely. "bu. it killed the horse,v
Talking OF horses Jumping said the
F!eformed host,cr, eve had o horse that
jumped every fence on the farm, and
svound up by trying to jump over his
own tail
did he do it2" said the converted
(1nle driver, breathlessly.
mo, he .iidn'tw said the reformed,
|aostler, calmly.-Ne,c York Journal
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A Rejected Lovers TirAy Revenge.

A Rejected Lovers Tir3y Revenge.
."That was very britant wedding
last evening. BY the w, the bride
Was an old flame OF Hurs, was she
not?"
"les. the tickle, heart PISS thing, as
soon as that FOREIGN cou4 put in an ap-
pearance she Tilted me-
Il see b. the papers tit among the
wedding presents were tb magnificent
clocks. Rather odd 'spjso. raany dif-
ferert persons should III % the same
thing for presents. Bud WHY are you
smiling?" 1 ~ 81
"Ah! revenge is sweet Revenge is
sweetv'
."What can ven mean 4
S"poat breathe woh and TIL tell
you. l an a,,lpa;htelEith most OF
that cruel flirt's friendsiand it so hap
pens that niue OF them, lot knowing of
my prveious love. came 10 me for sug-
gestions about q weddhc>present. I
con1identially aaviscd edll of them to
send her clock, and slen afterward
added another clock myself Ha! ha!
The villain still purEes her! am
avenged! avenged =" 4
mercy man. are ynt mad?"
"Neyer was more sa,e in mp life"
''Then how ia the vo|ld can the pre-.
ssntat:on of ten valuabt clocks consti-
tute revenge?4 -
"Hists Cart yoa se& She viii. Of
course, put Hem in dRerent rooms.
and Will not have minltss piece until
she gets them TO run (oeether. She
will begin by trying to lregulats them
herself. In six weeks bhe will be Q
ravhg maniac r-Phi1s{slphiG CbA
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Sent to Coventry.

A Few years ago, o lad from one O
the Western States was admitted to th,
Naval Academy at Annapolis. He wa
the son OF blacksmith, aud was use t,
coarse living and uneducated conpan
IONS; but he was keen to observe ane
quick to initiate, and was cautiousl,
silent about his home and earlv wears
so eager was he to pass among tho
other boys as the son of an influential
and cultured family.
One dav, however, his old father CD
Feared in the Academy. He had been
saving his money for year to make
this visit, and we can imagine how
proud and happy he was as he saw
marching past IN uniformed line. Jack
saw the bent figure in its coarse Sun.
day clothes, the dnll face and burned,
scarred hands, unmistakably those of q
worA!ng-mar, and horror of shame
and rage overcame him. He fancied he
was disgrsced forever if the boys knew
that this was his father. There was
but one thing left to do.
When drill was over, and his father
came up to him, stammcring with de-
light. the poor coward drew himself
up. stared at him, and said:
4 don't know you, sir"
"Why-, Jack
Eeyer sa" t.e EaaA before" he de-
claicd to tie wondering lookers-on, his
lace scarlet, and hurried away. His
father made no effort to follow him.
he understood tho matter too we'll.
He LEFT Annapolis by the next train.
but not before the curious cadets had
found out his name on the hotel re9is-
ter and guessed the truth. If the boy
had owned his father, it would hive
made no difference to them: some of
the most popular cadets were of poorer
birth than he. But the snobbish cow
ardice OF the boy was more than they
could forgive.
The next day not q single man in the
Academy spoke to him, aud from a tn
tor he learned the reason why he was
thus sent to coventry" He remained
Tor several weeks trying to bluff it out.
and then push himself into favor: but
In vain. He suffered no abuse: his ex-
lstence was simply ignored. The utter
soA..uuo ouu OuAuO contempt In Which
he lived became intolerable to him at
last; he resigned his appointment and
50 gave up his whole future career.
Nobody pitied him.
Men nre not often so swift in their
merciless justice as these boys; but the
snob and social pretender invariably
has his punishment. Many asouueau
riche would be given ruling place in
society if he would be content to de-
pend on his own individual merit to de-
serve it. But when he tries to dazzle
the world with liverics, coats-of-arms
and crests, its envy is provoked, aud the
p!ebian grandfatheFa cobblers, fish
mongers, or convicts, that he has hid
den like skeleton in the. closet, are
dragged to light ToutNs Compo,,-.
ion. $40 as Ss%g1<
r.-}--.. 81 4 fEsR N,ktE--t p sx
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Sims Tribute to q Noble Girl

: "No, Mr.. Slim, I cannot be your u. wife.
Ny father has inst failed in business,
and my first thoughts must be for him. "
Il hadn't heard of your fathers fail
ure, " exclaimed Mr.. Slim in great sur
prise and not little dismay. "When
did it Occur?" -f '-l5 2
"Only yesterday" she replied. AN
Of our possessions are swept away, and
We are very poor indeed. I do not hes
itate in saying that were it otherwise
your profered love would be very dear
to me, but now my poor father de-
mands my undivided devotion. %
Noble girlr said Mr.. Slim, % he
hurried away.-PAiladelphia Call.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-19

INDIANA has 3,737 church edifices.
eoed at sl2,555,O00. She pays her
minister's 81, ,OS7 ,837.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-19

The consumption Of - in 0rsaa
Britian u about six pounds to one pound
olcodea - HN -
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-19

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