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when the distant music Of farm bell
sounded on the air.
"Strangep thought be. sis it some
ghostly banquet celebrated at midnight"
But with thrill Of anxiety; Surely the
sound comes from the Kerr farm house.
Something is wrong there"
And turning Instantly he retraced his
steps in one-iOuEth the Tins he had taken
them, in moody sorrow, u few minutes be-
fore.
The house was not on tire, Us he had
feared, but the hall door stood wide open.
Shouting loudly, he was answered in faint,
grateful tones; then, almost without
knowing it, he hadthe frightened, peni-
tent girl in his arms, aud Sadie was ex-
planning the cause OF their alarm,
Measuring them, he took lamp and
started upon tour OF investigation.
The parlor, hall and kitchen revealed
nothing, but in the pantry four innocent
looking tomato cans stood upon a shell,
their contents scattered over the floor and
adjacent furniture,
The mystery was explained, The to-
matoes, which Jennie had thought so
snugly put up" had taken a notion to
see the outer world, bursting their bonds
with loud report that sounded, in the
silence al midnight, 10 the overstTung
nerves oil poor Jennie like the firing Of
gun.
Tom tried hard to suppress tho laugh
that escaped from his lips when he Rp-
noulCed the result OF his search.
BY this time the house was well filled
with the neishboring farmers and their
families In every stage ii dlshRbille, the
first one appearing being Harry Cooper
who now had Sadie and the baby both in
his arms.
a general shout OF laughter arose, and
in the confusion that followed Tom drew
Jennie INCREASINGLY to the parlor, which
was unocCupied, He closed the door and
pointed silently to the cock, the hands OF
which were almost meeting ct twelve.
I'm three months" he said, simply.
"That will do" was the grayely spoken
answer.
And Jennie's downcast eyes did not see
the rssCally, triumphant smile quiveriug
on the lips that pressed kiss OF reconcile
ia!ion upon her biushing f!Ca.
I'll. served you just rightw said Mrs.
Kerr, the next morning, upon hearing
Jennie's confession, "And now for your
wedding dress"
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DUBLlO SALE
-uF-
Planning Mill Machinery, building Mate.
'rialS, Horses and Wagons and
Island Lot.
pUBLlO SALE

tsbaii offer al public sale Tor cash. to The hiEh.
cit bidder, on T0RsDAY, feHtnaty ", 1850, com.
mencinE al 0 o'clock A, ~, At the building north.
east OOtner Oi Market aud Tenth Streets wheeling,
", Va, recently occupied BY AHmilrorg, C0en \
Co., all tho r.aning NIL Machinery aslgued 10 me
by that hfhl, UO1Slstlng Of PanefS. Flooring Ma.
chine, ltnUulng MacAlne, thteS Moulding Ma.
oniRei, VAtltty MOulder, blind STAT Machine, two
MOrliUes, 1oiIlef, Sash aud Door aud Hub Ma,
ChlhCs with q lage stock Of lOcult huhl partly
manufactured aud locust hubs III the rough, aud
paWs Of every variety 10 be found Ia 4 ilfatclAll
Mill Belts fulltys aud Skating, Two BOIefA and
hntclau 10 Inch Cylinder Rnglne with governor,
pump ard heaIef. Also, stock 81 Lumber Of oil
klndJ, dtcsed aud Undfetsed DpOfs, sash, Shut
t6is, White lead GO0d stock oil French alAta two
good Work HoneS aud Harness, two wagons, and
ullce Fixtures, including one large and valuable
Xso, the west halt Of Lot NUMBERED one hun
dftd and elghlT.thIeo (lSSJ In Urloh a, EIne'g Ad
clifton tIthe city d Wheeling, being pAit oil The
property uOnyejrd By simuel MCCLELLAN 10 the old
hfH Ol Armstrong, COen 4 %. By deed GATED
4'''''' ~ ' THOMAS O'BRtEN,
iol A,aisnsS Of Armstrong, Coen 4 %,
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Are YOU disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a BiCk child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth7 1fso,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win:
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing. It's value Is inCalCulable. 1t will 70.
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon II mothers, there Is no mis-.
take about 1t, 1t cures dyBentery and
diarrhma, regulates the stomach and bow.
els, cures wind collie, soltens the gums, re.
CluCes inilammatlons, and gives tone and
energy 10 the whole system. Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing is pleasant to the taste, aud Ia the pre-.
sCripLion OF one Of tho Oldest and best is.
male nurses and physicians in the United
States, and 10 for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price % cents a
bottle, Mwsdw
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by Shil1h'B Cure. We guarantee IT.
WILL you suPFEE with Dyspepsia aud
Liver complaint shilOh's ViIalizer Ia
guaranteed to euro you.
sIERrLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. sAiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for yon.
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free
Sold by laughlin Bros. 4 Co., wholesale
agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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ABOUT three years ago the agent for
Acker's English Remedy first called at
this town, and since then tho number Of
testimonials that have been sent to Logan
Il Co., aud Charles Menkemeller con.
corning the merits Of the Remedy, and the
many cures effected surprises them. They
wish 1t to DO thoroughly understood that
for Colds, HoRraeness, Asthma, Group,
Whooping Cough, all PhthlsiCal troubles
they have never known its equal, and pos.
lively guarantee 1t. ST.. TTIIskw
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Mr.. D II. llItnahy, OF 0Jwego, N. Y,
says that his daughter was taken with a
vic enL cold which terminated with Pneu.
monia, and all the bOst physicians gave the
case up and said shO could live but few
hours at most, She was in this condition
when friend recommended DR.. William
Halls Balsam for tho Lungs, and advised
her TO try 1t. She accepted 1t as last re-.
sort, and was surprised 10 find that 1t pro.
duced u marked change forthe better, and
by perseVeging in its use cure was ei.
iGCted,
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Poison

had produced great holes In my back and chest,
and had removed all the hair of my head, yet |
began to improve IN u weeks time, and the sOrca
began to heal, and were entirely gone inside OF
WILL InNEs, Porter Union Pass. Depot,
ClEGo, TeXss July 10, lSS6
Treatise III Blood and 81 In Diseases mailed fee.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta
Ga, n, y, l57 ". sd st.
ForFaie by laughlin Bros. & Co, aud Logan & 20.
OC22 D4W
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Ira well be poisoned, Voc be to those
who drink theteat. 1t Is worse 10 poison
the fountain Of life for ones self, and for
poBterity. Often by CarelessneSs, or mis-.
fortune, or Inheritance, this las been done.
Ayers Sarsapafilla frees the blood, the
vital stream, and restores appetite,
strength and health. Ddw
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lotteries.
CAPTAIN PRIZE, Sl5O. OOO.

nnRrmenA Tor all the Monthly and Quarterly
drawings Of The LOnlLauA state Lottery Company,
aud IN penon manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness and In good faith toward all par
ties, and We authorize tue Company to use this
certificate, with lac Smiles Of our signatures Rt.
tHChed Ia itR advertisements
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Fon all forms OF nasal catarrh where
there is dryness Of the air passages with
what is commonly called "siulling up"
especially when going to bed, Eiy's Cream
Balm gives immediate relief, lis benefit
to me has been prlceIess.-A. q. Chase,
N. D., MilHOOA, KNs.
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FoR lame back, side or chest, Use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % Cehts.
sHlLoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure
10 sold by Us on guarantee. II cures
consumption.
CRUUP, wiioOP1Na COUaH and Bton.
chitls Immediately relieved by shlloh's
euro.
SulLon's yirAfiSER Is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dzsl.
ness, and oil symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 10 cents per bottle.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Hon. JAMES T. GLUck, Troy, West vir.
giiIia, writes; III have been a great sui.
ferer from Dyspepsia for number Of
years and tried many kinds Of medicine,
but none gave me the relic experienced
from using "Dr. Petsold's German Bit
ter" was
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Iiuritofd'a Acid PhoSphHts-tvsll PisaIsd.
DR.. q. Roberts, Winchester, Ills, saysi
u have used II with entire satisfaction
In cases Of debility from age or ovetWork,
and In inebrlates and dyspspticg, and ain
well pleased with Ia elects.
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TnGaE'5 nothing rail- 80 sweet In III!
(EcXt " the Joys OihpmG an wile)
As imgtsnt breath and pclriy uuih,
With naTd auu rosy gum ben ath--
AMI sg1 the e ChnrlnS Of when We sing
Have irUn sweet spKDUuNT theirs ring
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DR.. Mary Walker wear0 one Of these
small short overcoats. She calls 1t her
petty coat,
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T6Ianted,

UTANTFD-LADIES AND YOUNG
wv men to decorate Birthday and Easter Nov
eltes. Easily LEARNED; good pTOspec,s OF steady
employment and alr wages Material furnished,
and al work mailed pOIpSld, For fill iniOrma.
ton address DECORATIVE ART WORKS, Z Ex'
change Place, Boston, Mass, 7. y, Box 6ls,
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CONTAGIOUS


DSeRstA AES PREVALENT MI over the World.
am native Of ENGLAND, Gnd while WIS In
thai country contracted terrible blood poison,
ana for tive years was under Treatment as Gu out.
door patient at nottingham Hospital, England, but
wRsHot cured ! suffered the most agOniI,nE palms
IN ny bones, and was covered with sores all over
my body and limbs. had vertigo aud deafness,
with partial loss Of sight, severe palms in my head
and eyes, &c, which nearly ran me crazy, lost
all hOpo In that country, and sailed Tor America
and was treated ut Roosevelt n this city as well ~
by prominent physician In New York having no
Connection with the hospitals.
saw the advertisement VI swiits Specific aud
determined to give II tIiRl rs last resort had
through the hands oil tho best medical men In
Nottingham and New York. took six bottles ol
s. 4. and Ivan say with great Joy that they have
cured mo entirely. / am rs sound and well as
ever was In my life, l., FRED HALFORD,
Now York City, Juno Y, 1855.
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The man who never gets mad Is sup.
posed to DO tho half brother to tho woman
who never looks behind her.
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Blood

is the life, aud he ia wise who remembers 1t, But
In March Of last year (lSstl, C0ntm,ted blood
olson and being IN savannah, Ga at the time, |
went Into the hospital there for treatment, lSut
ieled very much from rheumatism ut the name
nor was cured by any Of the usual means /
have now taken seven bottles oil Swlt'S sIscihC
and am sound and we'll, 1t drove tho poison out
through hollis on the skin DAN LEAHY,
Jeney city, N. j., Aug, T. 1885,
Two years ago contracted blood poison. After
taking prescriptions from the best physicians horG
md at Dallas, 1 concluded 10 VISIT Hot Spring..
and on reaching TeIHrkAnA doctor recommended
mo u try hwlitB Specific, assuring me that II
would heneft nc more than Hot Springs, Al
though the
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Advertising is a great deal like making
love 10 o widow. II can't be oyerdone.
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WHAT spALDlNG's GLUE has joined can,
not bo put asunder.
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sCOTI's EMUL~ION OF PURE

Cod LlVnr on, VITA uIPUphUpphitSS, Very
PAIAiGblo md IuoFru'sS Flesh.
DR.. i. II. Clement, Brighton, ILL.,, says;
"ScOtt's Emulsion 10 the best have ever
prescribed. 1t is very palatable, easily
assimilated and gives strength and flesh to
the palient.N
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NEWSPAPER :2 SsS s ~ ~ 1E' 4 "a I:
ADVERTISING : u: {: i S'eSSi
mates Of the cost Of advertising. Tha advertiser
who wants 10 spend one dollar hnds IN J. the In.
formation he requires, while for him who will In.
vest one hundred thOumud do'lAn III advertising,
a scheme "a indicated Whioh. Will meet his every
requirement, or eau be male n do 40 by hlight
changes easily arrived al BY correspond enCe, One
hundred and titythree editions have been lkSued
Sent postpaid tnaty address for 10 cents, Apply
u GEO. r. ROWBLL 4 CO., NEWSPAPER Al.
uhIttN pnunFal Nov Ynfk dP19
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The latest scientific discovery Is made
by Professor Felix Adler, WHO Gays that
heat engenders crime.
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The tipsy man labors under tho impress
sion that the world moves.
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Two heads were better than one-on q
freak in a dime museum.
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E'OR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
9uhlts safes.

AT PUBLIC SALE.
L not a1id o. private sale before the 18th lnst
will otter At public Auol9n o / that day the large
aud elglbly tuAted two story iIAme dwelling, NO.
q Virginia Street, Island, seven fOonit and bath
room, lot 8JxllJ, we'll improved. Also the two
ltOry frame No lSB Virginia slieei, lot 8gGl2O,
Terms reasonable. W, II, HALLbR,
h6 AUptongef,
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Passenger trains daily iuCluuiMy 5unuGl, AG,
oommodRll0p trains runs daily except SUNDAY,
J. q. TOAlLlNSON,
WI, ROBINSON,
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Transportation.
HIo RIVER RAILROAD,

Pa q Eg
limo table corrected % UEO - les. Ifaius
leave Panhandle Station, ioet Of Eleventh StrSsI
aeAt public lAHdlng, IS i0!loWs-C Central Standard
Hlae-NhicA II IS minutes GloHet than Wheeling
cone SOUTH.
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6el1graI a10ttces,
EOsgsut.

pOOMs FOR RENT-IN HORN.
~ BROOKS BLOCK, Apply 70 ", V, H0GE 4
BRO, 1900 Market street he23
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EoR RENT-THE FINE THREE.
II story residence at present occupied by n.
liner No 1913 Chapllne street House has
eignt rooms, bathroom, water, gly aud all modern
cJnysnelces. Apply 10 ARTHUR LITTLE
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E'OR RENT Two SIN ROOMED
II Dwellings, Nos, 21i4 and 2sl6 Main street.
knqulre ut 2il2 MGln street k9
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TOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICK
n Residence nu byron street, containing iVe
rooms ant finished attic Enquire OF GEO. W.
JOHNSON'S Sons, 1910 Main street Ja9O
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT CT THE SIXTH
L Jndicisl District OF the State Of Nevada. in
and for the County of Lincoln. a
Gso 4. Sawyer, Plaintiff, W. Daniel Dry snd
John Dry, peieadants Action brought In the
District Court Of tho Sixth Judicial District OF
the state Of Nevada, in and for tue County OF
Lincoln, and the complaint fled in said County
Lincoln. in the Office OF thu Clerk Of sad Dis
trict Court. ffa-
The 8 ate Of Nevada sends dreetirg;
To Daniel Dry and John Dry. said defendants
You arc hereby required 10 appear in Al action
brought ngninst you by the above named plaint-
III ia the District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District Of tie state Of Nevada, in aud for tho
County Of Lincoln. and answer the compliant
filsd thsrein, within ten days exclusive Of tho
day Of servi.eI after the service on you Of this
Summons, II served In said Oountyi or. II
served ont Of said County, but within said Dis
trlct, within twenty days; aud In Ill other cases
forty days; or Judgment BY default will be-
| taken sssinst you. according to the prayer VI
| said complaint.
| The said action is brought to recover = jude.
ment for the sum Of Five Hundred $500 Dol.
| lars, gold coin, - = balance due for services
performed by said Plaintiff ss an attorney xnj
| counselor Of law for you. At your especial in.
stance and request. In attending to your inter
| ests as heirs Of and to the Esiato Of Alexander
| Dry. deceased. And yon are hereby notined that
| II you fail to appear and answer the said COIN
plant, rs above required. the said plaintiff will
lake Judgment for said sum Of $500. gold coip.
and costs Of SAID action.
OF the District Court Of the 9Th
| judicial District II the State OF
| fsEAL Nevada, In and for the County
Of Lincoln. this Twentieth dsy
OF January. in the year OF our
Lord enc thouaArd eight hun.
jaso-gd Hr. GEAR. Clerk.
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The Rice family Of Spring Valley, il
they don't let up little. in a few years
will have this county 80 densely popu.
lated that many Of the inhabits will have
to emigrats for the sake Of getting breath
ing room. There is scarce an issue Of the
RECORD but what an increase in the Rice
family is chronicled. The other day it
was ". Rice. OF rather hi, wife, but DC.
assumes all responsibility Of the deed,
gave birth to son, aud on the 18th Hen
Rice, or his wife. We mean, gave birth to
a little girl. Jim Rice has given birth
to several children, aud Is he is young,
stout and healthy, a repetition Of his
former deeds IL liable to eveue at any sec.
oni. Aud there i, George Rice, just
blooming into manhood, looking as pretty
As the bud Of the wild rose just before
full blown. II it would stup here. the
people might forebear; but it will not,
for there are other pretentious youths Of
the Rice family who are yet unknown to
fame. but in half dozen years will step
to the front and make their mark. A
person travelling through Spring Valley
afoot has tn tread cautiously or he will
stumble over OH his nose. and after right.
ing himself, he looks to discover the
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In the little legal dispute that has been
going on in the court at Los Angeles,
California. between Miss Perkins and Z.
]. Baldwin, the jury decided that young
lady was damaged to the amount Of $751;
600. Any young lady who would sssoci-
ate with man Of Bsldwin's character,
is uudsserving of sympathy, asd any man
possessing the low instincts that Baldwin
doss, should be made to puugle up double
the amount the jury has decided he shall
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Given Away for One Year.

We want 2C0.tC0 subscribers before APRIL let,
1885. to our large illustrated publication, I HK
FInEsIDF MAGAZINE. In order to get the above
number Of subscribers we must give awsy tub.
scriptions he first year, and the secord year
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subscribe again paying our regular rfice s5h
rear, order for yourself ard friends end you
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to distribute amcng your neigbecrs and fri.I ds
4 few small hooks containing our aGveltiic-
ments ard one hunnred and siSty.tevtn Of tho
bert household receipts, for which We will
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can give away for rs. and we will ftrd Tie
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ry.LroxyrLLx AND pasacA pors

Tie d. s. Company are erecting line
stamp battery.
Mr.. Barton employes some twenty men
at Pennsylvania district.
Zachow has started to concentrate the
Company's tailings on percentage.
Jim Bradshaw, Of the Wash, and Miss
Grow, of Clover Valley, were married
last week by the justice of Panaca.
Mr.. Stevens, Of Milford, has been the
guest of Mrs. W. s. Codbe during the
week.
A private school is being talked of an
a d' siralle thing for the youths of Bull.
lionville.
The d. ). Company made their first
shipment Of .. 800 pounds Of suIphiies on
Tuesday.
Some wonderful materIalizations from
the spirit land have been lately produced
IN Builionville.
Giant powder smoke and bad air seems
to be slosly but surely killing IF the
old timers Of Phoebe.
Billy Gsdling aud Willie Sparks, dur.
Ing day and half down tho Wash,
Jagged 70 ducks, 20 cotton.tAils aud iO9
quail.
Ayoung fellow by the name Of Mitchell,
from Reese River, Nye County. arrived
here on Sunday, Tor the purpose Of buy.
ing cattle.
Z. 2. Ronnow Of the Panaca Coos
makes all efficient and faithful servant oI
hi, people rs well rs the Lord and de
serves to he promoted to more lucra
| tive office next November.
The cat like strains Of the Chinese I'D
dies and the cultural chanting Of thu
po1-wow, together with an occasiona
yelp of a coyote, reminds fellow Of I
tom cat festival during the sDa' hour.
0f the nany whole-souled men Of tn,
county We know Of none that has |
heart bigger than jim Wsdswortb, for
to our knowledge, he has helped in I
quiet way many poor family out o
Strengthened circumstances. This is NJ
puff, but the naked truth.
John Hearty has built large corral il
connection with his blacksmith shop an,
is prepared to accommodate the trsvelin
public with hay aud grain at REASONABLE
terms. He has also some good saddl
horses aud fancy team which can b
had on short notice.
A case Of premonitory warning Of ap
preaching harm occurred here during tn
week, whereby John Chisholm, escaped
horrible death. It seems the old ma
had one Of those uudetinable nudge
which, by the by, we have quite frt
quently experienced ourselves while cor
pering . favorite on faro layout, for h
arose from . sound slumber. dressed an
packed the bedding out OF his cabin
when 10! down came the roof with tw
tons Of dirt. Chisholm says that whe
he got out Of bed he did not rcalize whs
he was doing and was not thorough
awake until the cabin fell. John tell
this for gospel TRUTH
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The conscientious cler gyman in New
York State who has refu sed the pension
on the ground that the Government re.
oeives revenue by taxing whisky and
tobacco, thus enabling it to pay pensions.
was born century too late. He should
consider that tho coat on his back may
have been made by tsilor with = pips
In his mouth.
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Hard luck in Georgia. A young man
at Washington, in that State, had ar.
ranged t. elope with bis sweetheart. By
mistake he tapped at her fathers window,
aud when the old man rushed into his
amorous arms the lover fed. To add to
his misfortunes, his own revolver joined
in the fun and put bullet in his foot,
and the old gent peppered him with the
shotgun.