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The Southern herald., 1886-05-22

Seventeen thousand olive trees are
growing in the Napa valley IN Cali
iornia
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
HIRING AND LIVERY
STABLES.
Nos. 80 and 81 West Street
Opp. AGE. r. Depot.

CTNGLE, Double Teams and Saddle
- Horses to hire, by. the hour, day or
week. Open and Close Carriages, Single
and Double Ph@tons, Jaggers, Top and
No.Top Buggies, all at reasonable rates;
Drivers In livery, il desired. Pony
rates made with families. Particular at
tenkion 10 horses on livery. Baggage
called Grand delivered to al parts Of the
CITY. Funerals attended to st short notice.
All orders promptly attended TO.
JAS. II vANsANT.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
TIL =
Evening Capital.
MONDAY, May "a, 1885.
VARIETIES.


It is easier to set a man fight
ing againt all the world than to
make him fight with himself.
A countryman goes to the
railroad depot. Give me d
ticket. = For what place -
That's none OF your business"
If you are looking at a picture
you try to give it the advantage
Of good light. Be as courteous
to your fellow creature as you
are to picture.
Tourist say, my man, do
You know the way to Harrow r
Rustic (contemptously)-"Th
way to arrer Do you think /
spent nigh on forty years on
this ere farm, and dunno how
to arrer n
Miss Rosewood, who took
part in amateur theatricals 81
am 50 tired; / had to stand all
evening"" Miss Sharp, who was
insthe audience: my dear, you
have not had to stand nearly so
much as we have .
MY boy" said father to
his son, treat everybody with
pOliteness, even those who are
rude to you. For remember that
you show courtesy to ot.ters not
because they are gentlemen, but
because y0u are one.
Betsy, an old colored cook,
was moaning around the kitchen
one day, when her mistress
asked her if she was i'll. mo,
ma am, not 'zackly." said Betsy:
but dc fact is, / don't feel
ambition 'nough to get outer
my own way
Wife lanxiously)-"W hat
did that young lady observe
who passed us just nowg' Hus-
band with a smile Of calm de-
light)--"Why, my love, she
observed rather a ood-looking
man walking with quite a plain
looking female, that's all.'
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prohIhlllon KIlllnr n Dog.
Atlanta Consultation.

Atlanta Constitution.
ITO my certain knowledge" said a
gentleman last night, ~ know that Pro.
hibition killed dog in this town." "0h,
come down. put in listener. "1t's =
fact, gentlemen-a dead square deal"
swell, tell US about It." "You know old
man -, who lives away out by the
cemetery2" "Yes." "Well, he works
out here on Marietta street. He Is a
good workman, but no likes his teddy.
When the old man would start TO work In
the morning he would stop at nearly
every bar on the line. His little dog
followed him too and from his work, and
when the old man would go into a bar to
take drink the dog would stretch him
self out by the door and take nap. This
the dog would repeat at every place, and
the dog got so lazy he could scarcely walk.
Well, gentlemen, when Prohibition went
into effect the old man bought two jugs Of
the ardent. He kept one at home and
one at the shop. Before leaving home in
the morning he would take nip and then
skip out for the shop. There being no
bars to stop at, the poor little dog couldn't
stand the trip, and In lees than a week he
died. say Prohibition killed that dog.
Let's all 80 in and get q quart" And
they went.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

A New England young lady has acquired
the habit OF chewing coffee. There H.
however, no Tumor that she ever goes ouI
"just to see man."
Postmaster Hopkins, at st, Adams, Yt,r
recently received the following order from
q box.holder, "PostmasteT, please give
my male to the bear"
Harry Durant, Of Atlanta, Ga, Is such q
bicycle enthusiast that he arose in hls
sleep one night recently, and rode his ma
chine Eve miles into the country and back
before sunrise,
Edward spaulding, OF North Adams
Mass, threatens to expose the secrets Of
the Masonic fraternity, and alRo to confer
the degrees in his own house for g un'
less his appeals for help are needed.
Something new in feminine loComotion
Is called the "tennis strut" 1t is quite
generally adopted by the girls Of the
period, and 1t does not matter that it ia
uRdlgnifed 80 long as 1t is fashionable,
A boy at Dover, Me-, was born without
eyes or eyelids. The part cf his iaCe In
which the eyes ought 10 be, according to
all preCedenls, Is as smooth as the cheek,
The boy is II years Of age, and his name
Is Stlmetord. His parents have repeated
" refused offers to have the child (Xhib'
tied as q curiosity. The lads mother is
very near.sighted,
One day Last week Bridgeport, Conn,
neWsboy was carried out OF the station by
o train. He jumped when it was going at
good rate Of speed and lighted on the
other track, where he rolled oyer and over,
A train was approaching on that track,
and was stopped Just in time to save his
life, The boy was very little tho worse
for his double peril, and was selling pa
pen as usual half an hour later,
It 10 related that an Ohio widow owned
q large gravel bank which certain rail-
road company was anxious to secure,
Several propositions were made and re-
jected, and the president finally sent his
private secretary down with instructions
to otter up to $4,000, The young man
returned after a couple Of days, and, when
asked how. the business had turned out
replied: ~ will accept your oIler,"
"You2" "ExaCtly. married the widow
and own the bank"
The following bit Of philosophy is suit.
able for any month: This Ia August,
and 1t can be made O most enjoyable
month II you won't hurry and bother and
blusteE. There Ia a wonderful comfort In
schooling ones sell to take things easy.
II you are on vacation, just make up
your mind that everything Is going on
right, and II compelled to stay ut home,
enjoy home luxuries, and remember that
there Ia nothing at the most famed water
ing place that can be compared with
home"
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gdasatist.aI.

head; shipments $500 heed market &C.
tive; Philadelphia s. 00l5 l5; Yorkera
- 00a4 00 grassers 81 5Oa4 90; elk cars
shipped to New York. Shecp-ReCeipts
1920 head shipments 1900 head market
steadyi nothing doing.
OIYCINSATI, o., August ll.-tIogs quiet F;
common and light 81 00A4 IS; packing
and butchers 81 60a4 90; receipts $40
head shipments 400 head,
Petroleum,
OIL CRY, Pa, August l4.-0paned at
G0se; highest 6l}Gi lowest G0s,; closed at
6lAo; sales l,62?, 900 barrels; clearanCes H.
0GS, 600 barrels; charters 24,76l barrels;
shipments "a .020 barrels.
PlrrsBURGu, Pa, August l4,-Petroleum
steady and tlrmeri opened at GO!c; closed
at Gl4c; highest Ole; lowest GO!c,
BEADFoRD, PA, August l4,-Opened at
604ri highest 6lsci lowest GOlc; closed at
6ls,i cieaTances 40 GOO barrels.
TlTUsyILLE, Pa, August IA Opened at
GO!ci highest Gl4ci lowest GOsc; closed at
6l!e,
New YoRK, August II. = Petroleum
steady; United closed at Bl!c,
Dry Goods,
NEw YoRK, August 1.-THE demand
was very moderate, but through deliveries
in the execution OF orders u large quantity
Of cotton was forwarded, Jobbera were
fairly active duTigg tho week, The tone
OF the market ia very strong and buyers
are at work with more confidence than in
several BeNRons.
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BALTIMORE, MDn August l4,-Wheat,
western higher and active; No. 2western
winter red spot s0l4SSlsj August sofa
G01c; September SBIlSBlc; October S7lN
$40. Corn, western higher and dull !;
western mixed spot 6Oa5Oic; August 5OlG
asked September Ole. Oats steady and
actiyei western white S2a35c; do mixed
30a3OC.
ToLRDo, o., August 14.--Wheat active
and weak; cash August SOic; September
clio, October s9In, December S59C, May
OH Corn weak and lower; cash l4it All.
gust and September 489c. Oats steady
cash 2Slc. Glover seed lrm October and
November 81 40 bid,
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SOME DEMONSTRATIONS.

Private Dal1ell PrOPhssies u Republican
Victory In November,
TOhs Editor Of The LRteIligaeG,
slR;-Many Republicans in Ohio felt
when the time for holding the October ny
election was changed to November, that
1t would operate disastrously to the Re.
publican cause, for the reason that there
are more invalids in the Republican than
In the Democratic party, and they would
be more likely TO stay at home and mot
venture out in the Indictment and chilly
season OF the melancholy days. II was
thought, too, that as this took the pivot
out Of Ohio, and made 1t no longer the
greatleader In the fall elections, this would
destroy or at least injure the corps d'fgprii
OF the party, and SO diminish our vote In
Ohio as TO let the Democrats carry the
State.
For one believe the change was III.
advised and will do us some damage In
our elections, but not to the extent above
indicated,
But this year regard the change iortu.
nate Notwithstanding all these things, and
Wuulu 10 klaN lJI uhp ~ Ouh olpVbluu
could be postponed until Christmas day,
for not till then will the masses OF our
people realize the full fury Of Democratic
administration. When the beautiful sum
mer weather is over, however, and "chill
November's sutly blast" sweeps down the
Lake, Ohio will be in good enough frame
Of mind to express its opinion and verdict
at the ballot box
Hard times IL the issue. There is no
other issue. We want no other issue to
defeat the Democrats by 25,OOO majority
In November.
Garfield used to say, "Issues are born,
not made" Hard times are upon US, and
all the prattle and ioolishness Of platforms
and politicians cannot change that issue.
Find what the people are talking about
most and that is the issue, and that Is
"hard times" Any stumper who fails to
see that and address himself 10 1t this fall,
will find poor audience with the people.
That the Democratic administration
brought these hard times-the hardest |
ever saw-on us, no one will dispute; and
that 1t ought to DO defeated for 1t this fall
no one will dispute who has empty peck
cts, no employment, and children crying
for BREADTH PRIVATE DAL2RLL.
CdldWeN, o., AtL1t{t IA,
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethP Iiso,
send Of once and get bottle Of MRs.
WiNsLow's sooTiIlNa SYEUp FOR CntL-
pREN TERrniNa. It's value 10 inCalCula-
bic. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon It, mothers,
there 10 no mistake about 1t. II cures
dysentery and diRrrhoea, regulates tho
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
aoitens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tome and energy TO the whole
system. MIS-. WINaLoW's sooTnINa
SYRur FOR CHILDREN TKErnlNa Is pleRsant
10 the taste, and % tho presOri ptioh Of one
Of the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and is
lor sale by all drugglSts throughout the
world. Price % cenfa hottie. MwsAw
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Oh TIE rNuREAul.
Ths RsyaEs Of Rrighps disease
Qfron he LDuiiViIs lRyl couTisFJOuraal)

QroR ne Louisville CEyl copnsFJOufaAl)
The greed Of dlstillers has urged them
70 push their Oscillations 50 as TO get a.
much WhiSksy from the grain as possible,
From the old-time standard Of ono gallon
and . hAlfthe have increased the product
10 three, then 70 four, and some dlstille.s
beast Of getting even i've gallons Of whls-
key from bushel Of grain. This Increas-
cd product Ia obtained by raising the
temperature until both the volatile and
the essential oils from destructive dIstill-
alton are thrown on, and consequently an
increased percentage Of fuSel oils deadly
polSon) Is found mixed with tho WhlSkey
and cannot easily DO gotten rid Of, This
fuSel oil will seriously damage the
stomach Of those who drink 1t; or II tho
stomach escape, this poison affects the
kidneys, producing glRndulAr degeuSr,
alton, form Of Brlght'S disease, which 10
to-day Alarmlngly prevalent and on the
increase. Fusel oil Is closely allied 70
creoSote In Its characteristics and ia
effects on the human system, It Is a cor,
roSiys poison, that, In Its concentrated
form, will Immediately kill II swallowed,
or II allowed to linger In the tissues dosS
destructive work upon the delicate vital
organs" The dlscoyerers and only manu-.
tActurera In the world Of an absolutely
pure whisky, entirely free from tusel oil,
pledge their article to DO not only distill.
alton from malt-the malt supplying the
food quAlity-but by . costly process Of
rehabilitation II 10 rendered 80 entirely de-
void Of any poisonous principle, that the
most distinguished chemists certify that
no trace Of tusel oil 10 to DO found In it'll
BY this process the fire that craZes the
brain and Vitiates the blood Is also elImln-
Ated, but at the same time none OF its
delicate aroma Is lost-none OF It's
yAleriAnRtes arc destroyed-aud It's
strength remains the same with It's full
flavor, II 10 not to DO considered even q
mild stimulAnt, Is It remains q strong In
toIieant II 10 not . medicRted whisky,
but . pure whisky for medicinal use, de-
manded by the medical profession; hence
the Duffy'S pure malt whisky is not only o
standard Of the pharmAcopRlR, but, as q
beverage, II 10 che preferred and most
popular among the best and oldest
Ihiskies In the market.
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lie: Was still Dead.

HlAhtdpoIU IIMlG,
A good story Is told OF one Of our local
politicians who was Canvassing for the
nomination for o county office, One Of.
ternoon he attended q gathering In on out
township, and meeting an intelliRent-look.
Ing young man who he thought might
have some influence, walked up 10 him
and shook him warmly by the hand, In
quiring: "How 10 your iatherr" The
young man answered my father has
been dead three years." Indeed" TO.
piled the candidate, " had not heard oil
Il; I knew him intimately; he was one oil
my best friends, and l regret to hear Of II
be was one otthe best and purest men l
ever knew you have my sympathy" etc.
The same evening he met the same Der.
son In a village near by, and having for:
gotten his face accosted him the second
time with the lnterrogatory. "How Ia
your iather7" The young man looked q
him for q moment and said! HE 10 still
dead pnd walked Of,
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Ole GnteLLiaenten.
Oaloel Nos, rs aud ~ Fourteenth street.
THE BASE pALL VICTIM.

tfehan1e
mhs e. ,,..s
,W Whence all but be were quit
inc smile mai " ms youthful lace
shone round ABOUT MS bholE,
v..I.,,,.,
As born " use lhe PAS
AtFeatnts q heroic bl99n,
ApE0uu |houSa chla'llRe bnat'
Thot.,, o.,,o. -r
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A Congressman from Lumber District,

A Congressman from Lumber District.
HaShla0ion Critic.
The Hon. Tim Tarsney, NJ. O., from
one OF the Michigan lumber districts, has
had some rare experiences among bis
muscular constituents. At one time,
when he was Squire Tarsney, he made
an enemy, and the fellow made dire
threats against his personal safety. "1'll
show him" he said, shaking his fist and
gritting his teeth dangerously. "Do H."
urged his partner; "he amt noth \, but 3
the fellow, and he went of after Tim.
In about an hour he returned, looking
like he had been caught in q threshing
machine. "Hello Bill" said his friend,
what the DEVILS the matter2" "Durn
your fool SOUL" he replied, didn't you
tell me Tim TarBney want no moren q
splinter nohow7" "Course did ; an he
aln't." Amt he?" Well you tackle him
once an you'll find out mighty durn
quick that he's saw.log with bark on.
Go get the DOCTOR"
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Dos'4 tribe with any throat or lung die.
tase, II you have cough or cold, OF the
children are threatened with Group OF
whooping cough, use Ackef's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble, II
10 q positive cure, and we guarantee II.
Price 10 and 800 al. Logan 4 Co.'s and
Chatlea Menkemellet's,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 14.-FlouI
quiet. Wheat opened firm, closed hrmer;
tngraded red SIC; No. 2 rod August S5Ia
800; September S6laS6lc; October S7sa
S79c; November $751; Assoc. Corn, SPOT in
fair demand; futures dull but firm; No. 9
mixed, on track, 52c; No. 2 mixed August
60A6lCi September 5ls6l 10; October 523a
62ic; November 62a53C. Oats, spot quiet;
rejected white 4la42C; No. 8 mixed $50:
No. 2mixed 34lc; new No. 8 white SOC;
old do, on track, A2c; No. 2 white $40;
extra white $50; futures firm with iair
demand; No. 2 white August 3SIi3Oc;
September 35la3SlC; October 95Sa30c; No:
vsmber 3GlaSO3C.
C1NoiSNATI, o., AugusL14.-Flourf finer.
Wheat strong; No. 2 red 7Ol7O!c; re-
Csipts $1,000 bushels; shipments 22 800
bushels. Corn firm; No. 2 mixed 42IC.
Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed 28l2SAc. Rye
quiet; No. 2, 53lc. Pork easy Of $40 %.
Lard dull at Q 100. Bulk meats weaker
short rib @ 80; b4con firm aud unchanged.
Whisky active, firm and higher at 81 0S.
Butter firm. Sugar easy. Cheese quiet
aud unchanged. Eggs active and firm
at sia0c.
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The best blood purifier and system reg.
ulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit
tiers. Inactivity Of the Liver, Diliousness,
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or
any disease OF the urinary organs, or who;
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulent, will always find Electric Bit
tiers the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly; every bot
tie guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents q
bottle by Logan & Co. IwPGw
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Nj, De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING. ". VA.

n.uIty.sghlh year Of this welI'kuoWn AcAd'
-. nuder The charge Of the viGiAsion Nuns,
' ~" on The ant Monday oil September next and
'y pnDJ, received al any tine in the Seaaion.
TSo.s Who desire 10 place their daughters In an
,,aImllOu Gsordlng exceptional advantages In
S,wy Of healthiul and delightful location, e1'
'.,lsut beard thorough discipline and instruction
NINA hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
r,Dto female education, including the modern
l,Drlnga and music, should send for catalogue
d this school, address,
Di,ectresso oil the Academy oithe Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL.
.,o,r,v Near Wheeling, ", Va,
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IINlpfnl IInllIe.

DtgT0N FIG ITeN' y
An old gentleman caller at the house Of
little Hattle's father was possessed Of ono
OF those notifying sort Of noses on the
end OF which sometimes Is Crystal-like
drop dangling and quivering. Hattie
watched this 0btrusive drop with absorb.
ing interest. She saw 1t removed with
the gentleman's handkerchief two or three
times, but when 1t appeared for the foruth
time the gentleman did not sepm to notice
1t. After a few moments Of anxiety Hat.
tie gave utterance to this pleasing bit Of
information: "Say, man, it's come again"
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LINSLY INSTITUTE,

Thl,old and well known educational institution
lpsW in i1 T2d year, will reopen iS doors tor
s9pllI on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER O. with ipll
ootTS Of teachers aud greatly Increased facilities
charts, ETC., etc.
Parents desiring the BENEFITS OF this school for
MIL IONS eau r0selYe more deauite information
tnd catalogues BY applying personally or by letter
peIthef OTthe undersigned principals.
Catalogues eau DO obtained o. the book stores or
P'a''pA' uFuS ''O''' III 'D'U' J, G. opR,
ant, ], N, LEE,
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Capt. Coleman, schooner Weymouth,
plying between Atlantic City and New
York, had been troubled with q cough 80
that he was unable to sleep, and was in
duced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t not only gave him in
slant relief, but allayed the extreme sore.
ness in bis breast. His children were
similarly affected and a single dose had
the same happy effect. Or. Kings Now
Discovery is now the standard remedy in
the Coleman household and on board the
schooner. Free trial bottles Of this stand.
ard remedy OF ogun & Co.'s drug store,
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educational,
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
uorUTION AID ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
vss n. STEVENS HART, Principal.

.,.., se,,lon at Nj. LAKE. PAN, Garrett g..
:, iaH Ginning July Is at i0'" A. =" closing
l lss;Ess n i OFFERED BYTHE INSTITUTION
Ap,1NS ,tunl Development and Culture q the
J. lh ~, Ttbs purpose Of C0nYeflAroni keaalngi
V0lH ~ I M aud Singing, The correct use o.
PUBLIC A A.. m ATIIculILlOn and Respimuoli 10
ht INN he Philosophical laws BY which lhele
rIAei WY ~, Tnr,,seFyed aud developed.
az. s.sy ard Natural Expression Of sentiment
lns' NJ speech and GeAturei including Char
" nes ,ion. Dramatic Reading and Recitation
Itf, n,,,uetOl In Expressive Bible and shAkea'
sPccA WI NM And 10 the reading Of Hymns:
par " anportuuiIy afforded Teachers toT ne
lhs pg,s.rrtcal Methods for Teaching Artlcuias
lla! "a ~ ,iSht Reading, Methods based upon the
gt9dRs u w ioF he study Of kindergarten and
hliel o,msl Methods Will be formed and heS'
nnLh n daily from July Y 70 August " lha6.
a9ai wv Si.S Win 10 taught by NILS SUSIE POLLOCK
.itRH:,SiSg,On, D, O., who studied aud graduated
ID GERMAN class for children viii DO held on three
" ,he week, free Ql charge,
as% lectures will DO given BY MI, HAN and
W y JoiIocE' each upon The interests Of her own
isoltne1L .,,,o.,.
EG MRS 81, STEVENS HART, or
MES SUSIE POLLOCK,
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South FdrninGtoH 9ditIte,
While the Union troops were marching
through o Maryland town during Lees
invasion some oil the sLraggleiB broke into
a bakery, and as one Of them Issued forth,
bearing . loaf Of bread on g bt1yonSt , an y
Irish soldier cried out. "Llttlnint LII.
lnlnt DO jabbets, there goes q man wild
The stat Of LIE on the point Of DEATH"
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The best salve In the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheutu, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChllblalnB,
CornS and oil Skin Efuptlons, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
ID guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % Csnt1 per
boz. FOR sale by Logan dCEt
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TnR REASON why ACker's Blood Elixir Is
warranted, 10 because Il 10 the best blood
preparation known. II will positively
cure oil blood diseases, purlHes the whole
Bystem and thoroughly builds up the con.
Btltutlon. Remember, we guarantee II.
Sold BY. Logan 4 70. and Charles Menke.
mellaf.
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potR Needed a Doctor.

New f6fb TfmG, ..
A Boston young woman at cattSkill said
10 her brother, Ia the Absence Of some.
body else's brother, "ThOte 10 an impfeg.
Blveness akin 10 solemnity identified with
the prospect, Algefnop, prompting the
soul 10 soar 10 heights hitherto imagined
tnaltaln-.but whore are you going AlEer.
nor" Ml'm going for a doctor" "Who
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nl.pookel.non, nlow Awny.

Omaha World,
Bill Collector-"You told me to call TO-.
day, sir" Man OF tho houss-"0h! yes,
yep, certainly, quite forgot about it; won.
der what did with my pocket'book.
Dick, l laid my pocket-book down on this
table q lew minutes ago; did you zoe It'll"
Little Dick-"Yes, pop; it blew out Of the
Window
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A Montana man saw u serpent thirty
feet long gliding through The grass. He
must have let that whisky get little too