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Tl.,,.. ..,,. -. hOugh on Rnts.''
CIedIS out rats. mice, reaches flies ants ho5
OugS skunkS, chipmunks, gopherS. i5c. DrnggiSts
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,s.1I..,.. Thin People.

s,ro,,.lhn hnongh ON Pain' POrOmsed PInster.
pains III chest or side, rheumatism, neuTsIris
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so as oenable me to lay in an entire
FRESH STOCK

l have also on hand an elegant assort-
mentot new spring goods, such as
CaSSlmel'cS and Suitings.
Of both FOREIGN and DOMFSIIC
VI MANUFACTURERS. that iIlmota q
TO order IN stylish manner ana guar
ahlGe perfect satisfaction as to lil and
quality OF S"odS"nd trimmings. and AS
Io my own Worl; il enables me To sell
at less prizes than the same Qaali,v Of
goods has heretofore been oh,ainrJ
ASKING shaiv of your patronage /
promise to do my best to please you in
every way
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Carl w. Wiilumsen
ICE CREAM,

The undersigned will open his lee
y r%e'hl % saloon to customer, on SltuI-
uAy night neX'. and continue for tL..
season. lie is also prepared to furnish
Par0ieS, plc-nics. g., at short notice
JOHN WINTER, SMYRNA, Del
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COoper's. '''' at d. L.

When Baby va q 3. w.. ........., ........,.
WI men She wa - C...a. ...c..-.... C.>ryI.I,
When sho o''1,. 30 r.STORIA
.-.-. ,AsTA
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

oulldihg lot ON GcnwOod Avenue. enclosed
WIN Oar1ed wire fcEcel. near the evanorat0r
lrlre ~ dollars KATHARINE II DOt'GTAS
Smyrna, Apra 2lst, lSsj. wv 'i''N9
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Ask for Wells Rough on t;6rn: 15o o,,;o,-
compete cure, Hard or soft cOrns. warts bHniO1s
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NOTICE.

Will be al Dover ON Tuesday April 2,ti. lss,
flISI week OF the superior Court Ia ntuif t6r ,,.
counts OF The several school clerks of the pubiic
fCno"IS IN ana Tor Kent county. and continue.
IT rom IN ,ity To day until all are audited
apr 22-lw IL lone SIM. ,,,I;, "a,
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CURE FOR Piles

Ihere can he no better Shirt tban
th' Que, sold by J. b. Cooper orlv
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WhoOniup CouuL

wells Health Renewer" restores health and
,iIi cures Dyspepsia Headache Nervousness
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three or four hours every niSbt co,,,bir,, ,,,.
immediate relief and sound rast by nsing VOLS,
hough on Coughs TrOcheS l5c: BalSsm 35c
"ROugh on Pain >, POrouse,, p,,.,
strengthening, improved, the best for bgctscba
pains IN chest or side, rheumatism neufaigis N'
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an, ,l hh1Oping COugh,
anu anu me many Throat AfectiUlls of children
= PIP9npLy pleasantly and safely relieved by
Nougn on coughs TrocheS. llc: BalSam o5e
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Miss Mariana Winder Robinson
daughter Of Judge John NJ. Robinson.
0tCentreville, was married at vt. AnGe's
Church, Annapolis, Wednesday after
noon to VIM. Freeland Fullam, ensign
United States NAVY.
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,.,..,, The lOpe Of the Naii0n-
'hlidren slow in development DnDv scra,,,,,
ana delicate, use Wells Health Renewer
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Al you are failing, broken, worn out and nervous
use Wells Health Renewer.' 81. Druggists
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The glagGQek Eastern Eirginiaa saws
that the Misses TlseW eli Of Northamp-
ton county lost in the recent bank fiii,
ures at Norfolk, Va, the 500 900 which
they received from the N. Y, p. q N.
T. Il, qqmpany for Cape Charles city.
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..p..,,,-,, 49,. Rough on Itch"
worm, letter, salt rheum, froSteed feet cbii1hloi
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r1,,,.;. Catarrhal Throat Affections.
c,'r,d f. H'uatihg coughs Colds, Sore Throat
Liquid, DC. iIo'heS' I'c.
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"iHilu HIoh flole opposite Grand Central Der"t
I'cEuht rooms htted mp at cost of one r1illil,
dollars reduced u 81 and untyor6 ~ iH''iioIA
EuL"l%'h plan. Elevator Ke,tnurli,t lN1,,i;!, '! /,
WIZ VII lne best ii"r>c ears stages and rlavratst
far les, ,,, w. ",i ueP"'> Families live better
@ a"i w money al the Grand Union Hotel Than ei
all! o'her hrSt-cass hotel in the city ang "a.
The Perkins & House Non-ExnIos-
I'VE Lamp is the only Lamp fit TO he
used among children. 1t cannot avl
PPIoue or break. Sold only by J. b.
Rough ON Courbs.,,
0o'e "Io"'' hoarsene>s. Troches l5c. LIQUID ,25c
c, Rough on Rnts.,,
Clears out rats mice reaches 6ies or,s -,
JUGS SAuhAS' chipmunks gophers. l5c Druggists.
). .faIpltatlon, DrOpsical Swelings. Dizziness In
u uuIiSCS1Iil94; Headache, SleepleSSness cured nv
wells Health Renewer" U'eN "S
-. ,,'ROugh on COrns.,,
AsA lor NellS Rough on COrns" l5c Ouicl
compete cure Hard or soft corns warts. bunionS
So ROmgh ON Paim'' Porou.ed Plos,ar.
strengthening, improved, the best for bSctscbe
' " 'N0'' VI sIue' rheumatism, neuralgia
"weus, 1rooI,h Thin Thin People.
vigor c1,raS SI,In n henewer restores health and
Debility. 81. -'ei ei'ousiieSs'
nm, ., Wh1Oping Cough,
anu inc many Throat AtiecluIS of cbiIdrar
promptly pleasantly and safely relieved Nv
NOusu Oh coughs TrocheS, ljc: BalSam o5c
r.,.,-.,. Mothers.
81 Al you are alllng, broken worn out and nervous
use Wells Health Renewer' 81. Druggists so"S'
Life Preserver.
NJ ~, !UG are losing your grip on life try Wells
'''"e"er' Toes diTest TO weak spots
1,,.,,... :, Rough on Toothache.,
Instant relleI Tor Neuralgia, TOOtheche FecA-
acne. ASH for Rough on Toothache." Il and -
Pretty Women.
Don Iall to try Wells Health Renewer
r,..,... Catarrhal Throat AIrctions.
ilachlIS, irritating Coughs Colds SoTe Tbroet
iQreH ie oy Rough on Coughs" Trocbes iSc
..p.,,-, Rough on Itch.o
h"usn on ltch cures humorS eruDtionS rins,-
""rHl' 'e''ef salt rheun frOSteed eetchillblainS
,.,..,, The Hope of the Nation.
~ 'inIIIeh' SLOW IN development puny. Scrawny
ma ueilcate, Use Wells Health Renewer
tr,, 49, r., Wide Awnke
i''SC ~ l'uI uouTS every night pOr1bin0
immediate relief and sound TaSt by I5Sinae WeIIs
'''"s" Oh NoughS TrocheS l5c.; Balsam. 25c.
"ROugh on Pain >, Porouse,l p,,.,..
strengthening, improved the best for bactscba
Alls IN chest or side, rheumatism neufaigis
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EOr The Snllnnn Tim


Iayior's Bridge, Dei., Apr. 20, 1885.
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New South wales.

LONDON, December 31.-The govern,
ment of New South Wales has declined
in sending a collective protest to the
Imperial government until the following
questions beSdeinitelv settled:
First-Whether Germany's anneXa-
ton of New Guinea and neighboring
islands was the result OF an agreement
with England.
Second-The terms of agreement, if
such exists.
Third-Coacerning the possibility of
extending the British protection over
New Guinea so as to include the shores
from East Cape to the German line of
occupation.
Fourth-whether, to counterfeit Ger
man occupation, England has de-
termined to occupy the islands,
strategicaHy commanding that portion
of the Pacific.
When these questions have been an
swered the colony of New South Wales
will be prepared to cordially operate
with theAother Australian colonies in
taking whatever steps may be necessary
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CHAPTER VI.

Yesterday evening, December, 81, 10
pm. Night again in the Sixth Ward. A
gay and festive throng were assembled
at the fence-viewer's residence. The
occasion was an impressive and impor-
tant one. The hero and heroine here
tofore spoken of have just been made
one. George W.. no longer the
creature of cruel circumstances
receives the congratulations of his
friends as "a wealthyi merchant, and
his bride greetS the friends who thrOng
the paternal halls as the new-made wife
of one who has made name and fame
in six short months. They are very
happy, much happier than they viii be
afew months later. The old man feels
well, and his wife is crying a good, old
fashioned stage cry. She IS sorry that
she has lost her daughter. but is glad.
George w. was big catch, for he
is young and wealthy.
And what produced all this change so
soon the reader will ask. Why so much
wealth from so limited business in
such abbreviated time? Was it legacy
Did he assign? Did he go into part
nership with retail coal dealer or a
plumber?
Nary.
He advertised in THE HERALD.
Essay CAIGH.
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New York Notes.

New YoRK. December3t esquire. the
new Commissioner of Public Works,
took the oath of Office tonight The
Mayors Office was filled with politicians
up to 10 o'clock Then a collation. was
served and the crowd went away.
Squire made a speech, in which he
promised TO perform his new duties
faithfully
Congressman-elect Viel has resigned
as Park Commissioner, and Mayor
Edison has nominated Jesse W. Powers
contractor in his place. Mayor Edison
has notified Police Coptain Steers to
take charge Of the books, papers, etc.
at midnight, as bis (the Mayor's) term
of Office would expire at that hour. This
notice gave COrrOhOratiOn TO the rumor
that Prest. Kirk, of the Board of Alder
men. would assume the Office of acting
mayor and appoint the corporation
counsul before noon, when Grace will be-
come mayor. 1t is said that Squire and
Mayor Edison had not met in many
years until few days ago, when Squire
appeared before the board of estimates
and apPortionments to argue the ques-
ton of the removal of garbage At
this meeting Squire saluted the mayor
as an old school friend and their old
acquaintance was renewed.
NEW YORK, December 3l.@The grand
jury of the court of general sessions,
failing to secure the attendance of Mayor
Edison, to explain the aldermanic
struggle over the appointment Of aCOm-
missioner of public works in place of
Hubert o. Thompson, asked to be dis
charged. The request was granted.
The action of Mayor Edison will be
considered by the next grand jury. Du-
ring the argument to dissolve the in
junction to restrain the aldermen
from confirming any nominee OF
Edison, Colonel Bliss. who rep
resented Alderman o'Connor, said
-"It is sought here to elevate the dignity
of the basis of an injunction of this
amazing character, by. the tattle of news
papers, and which, it appears, if they
had been right in the past, would
the very Judge who is sitting IN this
hearing" (Sensation.) Judge Truax in.
terrupted Bliss, and said that he could
not, nor would he allow Bliss to make
reference to the court, and that gentle
man should have done. The judge said
he would commit Bliss for contempt if
he did not withdraw what be had said
OF the court. Bliss said he would with
draw it. and continued his argument.
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LOVE AND BUSINESS
How, He Got There.
A Ronanoe of the Sixth
{ Ward.
New~Fear's Prise story.l
CHAPTER I.
Ne,u Years Prize 'story.l
Ten O'Clock ?. ga, night, in One sixth

Ten O'Clock ?. m, night, in the Sixth
Ward.
Z It is always night there at that time.
The seasons may fail of their regularity
and the sun forget to rise, but night at
that hour and mud never fail the sec
ton mentioned. They are always there.
George w. Smith was and is yet, as
his name indicates, man. He was
born that way. A few months
ago he was the chief engineer
Ola small variety store eligibly situated,
but it didn't take him half so long to
count his receipts as it did to get them,
and things in his line were not Gould
like, and there were no immediate pros
poets of his inhabiting the house that
Vanderbilt. But he was not, dis
eouraged. There was no pressing rea-
son why he should be- With good
health, temperate habits, $3.50 worth of
stock. three months rent paid up, and
the love of the belle of the Sixth ward
all his, what more could he ask2
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Astronomical.
WAsHINarOs, Decembsr 8l.-A series

WASHINGTON, December Sl.--A series
Of astronomical observations will soon
begin at the naval observatory, to de-
term;ne with the utmost nicely the
latitude in the institution, or, to speak
more exact, the latitude of certain
telescope which will be used in the pro-
cess. A naval officer has been detailed
to perform the duty, which may require
two years for its completion one year
for the observations, and another
to work up the results lnathematically.
A similar series of observations WILDE
made by the Portuguese astronomers at
Lisbon, and ultimately at the national
observatories in several other parts of
the world. The purpose of these I'M
dertahngs is to secure a standard by
which comparisons may be made, ten,
twenty or fifty years hence to deter.
mine if, in the meantime, geological
changes. which are supposed to be
taking place in the interior of the globe.
have altered the position of its centre of
gravity.
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late hours. Now, to cut this matter
short, can you support wife2 Could
you make my girl as comfortable as
she is now2 Can you give her az fine
clothes, as good grub, as lofty a posi-
ton, and so forth, and so on, as she
would naturally expect?''
Alas! No." said the youth. But |
love her-yea, better than my life, and 1
would die three or four times for her
sake I want her and she wants me-
Give me show"
Young man." said the old man,
While his COuntenanCe assumed a
Roman-like aspect, rarely met with in
these times outside the Sixth Ward,
You love my daughter ] am not so
cruel as you think. If at the end of
this year you can show me that you are
able to buy her as many solid and
liquid comforts as 1 have provided her
with, and give her a decent home, you
can take her. Don't reply. This is my
open venire. My say is said" And he
returned to his v. k.
",oh, George said she, cant you
get there ?"
Il can" he said; "and will"
And he did.
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Brooks g. dickson.

NEW York, December 31.-The argu-
ment upon the motion for the appoint
ment of receiver of the
property of Brooks & Dickson,
theatrical managers. was not heard
to-day, owing to the fact that the parties
have made q settlement, which was
brought about by Joseph Brooks for
dissolution Of co-partnership. The ne,
gotiations for settlement followed and
the result was that Randall assigned al
his interest in the firm to the other
partners. Brooks & dickson ther
made an assignment for the benefit o.
their creditors. This puts their property
in the hands of an assignee, and this
was all that Brooks was DESTROYS 0.
obtaining by his suit. Proceeding
were discontinued and the motion Tor
receiver was Withdrawn.
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Beautiful Present.

The hands in the Union Pacific coal
yard, to the number OF about twenty
four, presented the manager, Mr.. w.
their respect yesterday. The gift en-
braced very beautiful silver toilet
shaving stand, the gentleman's name
engraved thereon, and combining a
small mirror. cup, razor holder and
drawer for paper; a glass dish of lovely
design; and magnificent gold ring
with amethyst setting studded with
diamonds. The articles will be preserved
with pride by Mr.. Lynch, who will
cherish a remembrance of his fellow
workmen for many years.
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Contamination.
Notwithstanding the great mum

Notwithstanding the great number
who yearly succumb to this terrible and
fatal disease, which is daily winding its
fatal coils around thousands who are
unconscious of its deadly presence, DR.:
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
will cleanse and purify the blood of
scrofulous impurities, and cure tuber
cuIar consumption (which is only scrofu-
ious disease OF the lungs). Send three
letter stampsand get DR.. Pierce's com
plete treatise on consumption and kim
bred affections, with numerous test
mon;als of cures. Address, Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, But
faio, ~ Y
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Reduction of Telegraph Rates.

WAsHINGroN, D. c., December 81
The Baltimore d Ohio Telegraph
company has announced the following
additional reductions in telegraph rates,
to take effect with the new year: From
New York to Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington. 1Oc. for ten words,
instead of 15c., as at present !;
from New York to Boston, Providence,
Hartford and Waterbury, 1oc., instead
OF the existing rate OF 25c. from New
York to Fall River, Newport and New
Bedford. l5c. instead Of 35c. from New
ork to Chicago, 15c-, instead of Soc,
the existing rate; from New York and
Baltimore to Buffalo, 20c., instead of
SC.. from New York to PittSburg, NC.,
instead OF 3Oc. from New York to Gin
elnnati, Cleveland and Columbus 20c.,
instead of doc from New York to Indi-
annapolis. st. Louis, etc. 20c.. instead. of
SEQ; between all New England points
south and west Of Boston and New York
City, 25c. and 20c., the rates are
reduced to 10c.i to Philadelphia
and washington, from from s5c GO to a aoc to
Buffalo and Pittsburg, from 35c. and
40c., respectively, to 25C., to Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Chicago, st,
Louis and other prominent western
points, from SOC. to 25c, and
between Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington and Boston, Chicago, st.
Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Cleveland,
Columbus, Indianapolis, Providence,
Fall River, Hartford, Waterbury,
New Bedford and other princi-
pal points, the present rates, which
range from 30c to Soc, are
reduced to the uniform rate Of 20c. be-
tween Chicago and Cincinnati the 35c.
rate heretofore prevailing is re-
dueed to 15c.t between Chicago
and st. Louis. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Pittsburg, Cleve-
land, Columbus, indianapolis, etc.,
the old rates, ranging from Csc. to
Soc, are reduced to 20c., and between
Chicago and Boston, Providence, New
port. Hartford. Fall River, Waterbury,
Gloucester, New Bedford, ETC., they
are reduced from Coo. and 75c.
to DC. The night rate is fixed
at lie. for fifteen words, or cent, a
word, to all points in the United States
reached by the Baltimore & Ohio Tele-
graph system; 10 cents is fixed the
rate for fifteen words between the city
offices OF all cities. -.
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~ HOME AND ABROAD.
some Newsy Notes from Great
Gotham.
puF TELEGRAPH REDUCTION.
p.Iace-RandaII and nIoAdoo
The Ice 3. nizIsoE-Montana'
Governor-other Items
Tho Ice Palace.

1sos4REAL, December Glowing to
1.beavv thaw. work on the ice palace
RaS been entirely suspended. 1t !, Is
feared that unless it turns colder; tne
,sorl, dome viii be to no purpose: Il :
teared the structure Ttn nd declares ii the
IN sRe can Dq Be put up in half the time it
g soot last YEAR Work will be carried on 81 81
i mg gnd5e ~ the Carnival drive will be
hand, uniforms, tandems and J RaIsS W and
tobogans. The river IN has {.I IaLlsn T iSe
inches to-day and is stli fa u fSSat the the
gater will rise again as soon as the cold
Weather %ss sets in. Merchants along the
liver front and low localities continue to
remove their goods to places OF SAFETY
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CHAPTER III.

Mary Jane Honeybee (the fence
viewers daughter) was sitting IN the
parlor at the time and under the cir
cumstances previously set forth. Her
signs were as numerous as her size was
yoluIninous. The old man had gone to
bed, ditto her ma, and the dog was
secure. She pinned for the presence of
her own G.. W.. Presently she
heard sound like unto
that of an OK pulling his
hoofs out of the mire, and by the con-
.cussing force and the cussing other
wise, She knew that her lover was near
at hand. He was: She was right. He
got out of his environment one leg at a
time, and getting himself up to the door
with a small quantity of real property
to which he had no deed attached to
the neither part Of his person. gently
tapped on the door. Didn't the girl
Know what it neantp Didn't she know
who it WASP You bet she did.
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CHAPTER II.

, AS started in with, it was night. G.
w. closed his store and started off to see
bis divinity, who always sat up and
waited for him, leaving the back door
unlocked. and seeing that the bull dogs
chain was where it, would do the most
good. She 1.-THE girl) was as fine piece
Of workmanship as one would wish to
,see-tall to the point OF tallness, slender
as an Ogden EDITORS salary, as solid
as az prize OK, and COM
5plexion like a chrome of Mount
Vesuvius on a tear@she was q thing of
beauty, and a jaw forever. Her father
was an austere and naughty man, proud
tef his lineage and the place he had
achieved among the. men of our time;
he had begun life early, and at the time
| of which I speak had shown that he
was a No. 1 slayer; three score years
and some few days standard time) had
arrived and departed since he first
looked daylight in the face, but his form
was but little bent and there was still so
much fire in his eye that powder dealers
would not permit him to enter their
warerooms. He was once poor and I'M
known, but by hard work and attention
to business had grown in wealth and
position until now he owned one of the
incest houses in the ward, consisting OF
four rooms and back kitchen, all beau
tifully furnished, had unlimited credit
at the Coop, aud at the last election had
been elevated by the almost unanimous
vote of his district to the proud position
of fence viewer. If he was a trifie
naughty in his demeanor, it was the re-
suit Of achievements honorably gained
and richly earned, while the patrician
Christmas-gift frown with which he
looked upon the many things of life
was merely the outcroppings OF soul
and being which had risen to loftier
! flights, And did he love his daughter !?
Well, should blush to hesitate.
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CHAPTER W..

The candle in the parlor is turned
down low. There are two figures on the
sofa recently bought from Dinwoodey.
One is that of a young man whose
countenance CLOVIS with satisfaction
and three warts; the other that of girl
who is distributing her affec-
Etions in assignee sale terms and
quantities upon the aforesaid. He
! Is the G. w. and she the heroine of the
occasion. His arm is as far around her
waist as it will go, and she is looking
upon his everyday face with a sort OF
FWhat-would-m say expression.
| They are nipping the tender buds OF
| fragrance and holiness which grow in
the garden of perfect happiness here
and give hope of a more perfect and
complete realization of bliss when the
misfortunes and the passions of men
have passed away and are known no
more (OriginaD.
A step is heard.
It's no consumptive step either, but a
good, healthy, Sixth Ward step.
1t is the old man.
|. He enters.
An arm which previously was out OF
place is cured in the twinkling of ar
4 eye. The girl is interested in
grease-spot on the carpet, and the
youth is deeply absorbed in the
contemplation of picture of Henry
Clay at the battle of Bunker Hill.
"Look herel' said he. And they
Hooked with exceeding quickness
Young man, do you love my daugh
teri"
Il, DOTH he answered, in quiverinl
accents.
"Weli. what canst do for herr Thor
hast no wealth."
AYE, that is true; but l have hopes.
''Hopes be - Hopes don't pay TO
candles and coal. Nor will they repal
q girls constitution when injured b,
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R.nann and MeAdoo.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, December 81
Randall and party left the Maxwell
House at 10 o'clock this morning and
nroceeded IN a carriage to the Wander
bilt university, where they were cord,
institution. Chancellor Garland re
eeiyed the party and introduced Ban
dali to the professors and students
Mr.. Randall then delivered a speech or
education to the students and was fol-
lowed by William McAdoo on the same
subject
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High Water.

MEApoRp, Ont. December S1.-Train's
nil dam gave way this morning An
immense body Of water is rushing down
the main street of the town. In a few
hours the bridge gaveway. T. Abbott's
dwelling and out-puildings were swept
awav- What was yesterday fine street
is to-day bed Of the river. The water
Is still rising. ~