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Reviewing ihc sermon.

From Texas ~iitluTN
Mrs. Smith-llow did YOU like DR.. Pull
pits sermon last sunday
Mrs brown thoughtit was pcriccilo
grand, didn't you?
Eyes. The way he pitched into people
for talking about their noighbor did my
ncart and soul good. Did You notice how
that contemplate, cross.cycd thing, Mrs.
Bcioncs, colorcl up? Aud no wonder, for
I'm surc-don't YOU breathe q word OF IL.
though that she is not one biz better than
she ought 10 be-. Why, her husband goes
away and leaves her for weeks nj time.
She says he's q travelling man. I'd like ~
know where he gets the money 10 travel
on"
and look n, the way she dresses"
"Oh, IFS awful She ought 10 be
churchod"
That's Just what think"
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wILsoN.BIss ILL.
Elegant Wedding Celebrated wodnes
day at 81. Louis.

day nj 81, Louis.
A quiet, elegant wedding was celebrated
at o'clock "Wednesday afternoon in North
st. Louis, the bride being Miss Eloisc
Morrison Bisscll. daughter Of Mrs Bisscll
and the late Col. james u. Bisscll, the
groom. Mr.. Harry Douglas Wilson, Of this
city. Owing to the deep mourning still
worn by the brides family for her father,
the guests invited 10 the marriage, which
took place nj the Bissoll homestead, at
Baden, were confined TO the immediate
relatives and n few very intimate family
friends, but announcement cards were IL.
sued TO the large circle Of the young
couples acquaintance. The handsome
old.ftshiUned house wis beautifully dec.
Grated with flowers, and the bride aud her
maid Of honor, Miss Mary Biscll, wore
pure white.
The brides dress was exceedingly rich
q gown vi white MORE, made with very
long train, which swept down ia gliticring
| folds from the slcn Ter waist, the front Oi
the skirt deliberately trimmed with very
| beautiful duchesse lace, and the N-cui
corsagc ol the pointed bodice filled over
| the neck with duchcsso lace, which was
/ caugh, together at the throat with a dia.
mund pin. The only other jewels worn
Werc tie superb diamond earrings given
by the groom. She wore the bridal vel
simply fastened 10 her blonde hair by
pearl pins aud carried bride roses In bel
hand.
I'm entering the parlor the bridal process
sion was lcd by Mcssm. Bminard, Allison
and Reyburn Bissoll who acted ~ ushcrs
followed by the brides sister. Miss Mar,
Biacll, escorted by the groom's broihc
and best man, Mr.. Bissel. Wilson. tn,
Kcy. MIR Lewis, Of the Southern Meth
niist Conference, performed the marfiag
service. ceremony which he had pci
formed Tor the brides two married sisicr.
Mr.. Charlc- T. Ware and Mr Whit,
vhn both nssistod their mother Mis-. us
vii. In dispensing tile Inequalities Ui he
home 10 their guests Among the latte
vcrr the Won s,hmcdcrS, Aln. llus,,
CIymer, Ms. Gen. Frost Mn
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The Funeral Of Henry uone,L

YoSKERs, n. Y. Oct. ll.-Funeral ser
vices over the remains Of Mr. Henry
Monet, late general passenger agent OF the
New York Central & Hudson River rail-
road, who died on Tuesday, were held
this morning at his late residence, No 10
Highland place. Most Of the officers OF
the New York Central railroad were pres
ent and there were many representatives
of other railroads. At 10 o'clock the Chi.
cago limited train stopped at the Ludlow
ami took the special car In which the body
and the friends Of the deceased will bc
carried to Columbus, o., where the inter
ment will take place.
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The New Association.

CmcAGo, H., Oct 1.-THE railroads
operating between Chicago aud the Ohio
river which have heretofore acted under
the agreement Of the Central Traffic asso-
citation have formed anindcpcndcnt organ
iza,i,n. 10 be- known ~ the Ohio River as
sociation. The roads leading eastward
from the Mississippi river have agreed for
the present to accept as incorporation on
business from the Missouri river and Dies.
tined 10 points beyond the western TED.
mini of Nh. trunk lines ll5 per cent. Of the
published tariff rates from Chicago TO Ne"
York.
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Tho @. A VI. nIrcctor,.

CiNciNNATi, o., Oct ll.-M q meeting
Of the directors Of the Ohio 4 Mississippi
road today, all the officers Of the road
were reelected, and also tie following
directors: I. L. Dunpicl, Of New York ,
4. W. Tracey, Of Springfield, ILL.,, and
George =. Morrison, Of Chicago.
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rangements over that line to West Point,
from which point the L., st. L. & I.
proper runs down the river. The road is
well and substantially built with oak ties
and steel rails, and all the important
streams are spanned by bridges of iron and
stone. Notable among these is the Doe
Run viaduct, no feet high and 1900 feet
long, one OF the strongest and handsomest
structures in the country.n
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Tho WORN ,nmn,c,c,,.

Fort Smith Journal just at dusk last
evening the last spike in the FIRST five miles
Of the Dardanelle road was driven and the
company has fulfilled its contract. The
morning rain interiered little with the
work, but at no time did it stop, and the
satisfied faces OF the gang when the work
was done spoke for their great interest in
pushing il the rest Of the way.
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Cry or Mexico, Oct. 1.-THE new Ma
tional railroad has been completed and the
road.bcd and bridges have been thor.
oughly tested. Time tables have been
pr,parcd and trains will be running 10y the
i5t6 inst. The formal opening u thc road
will not take place, however, until Noycm'
I.V
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The sponge Inda.,ry Destroyed.

IIAyASA, Oct. G.-1ho Spanish gunbolt
Lcalta, which ioundcrcd nj Ba,abano In
the rccen, cyclone, has been raised and
will be towcd TO this port for repairs. The
recent hurricane tore from the bottom and
destroyed much Of the sponge In the coast
Of Cuba, and Il Is feared that the sponge
industry is oGecIualy suspended for the
spuHOu.
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pe,,., INA, HIo.d, Bn,,Ic..

General whcticruft Nelson n.y. "My experience
IN The English army, A. we'll o. 10 Aucfita cUi
tiuc,-s me that nothing ~ thufuughly purnc. ~
hiuui uf adds ~ health, Nlfuf sud llir ns Ach't
FuriIth Hloui EiKrf." This great iirmCty o. slld
under positive guarantee ~ H. J. Hester, drug
81
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Will be- found an excellent remedy for
sitk headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands u lvttcr from people who have
used them prove this fact Fry them.
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MY friend. Il you have GOT level head
smoke Grand Republic Cigarros and Bui.
foe
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Indispensable for washing dishes windows carpets clean
ing house. etc. ETC. but because Of its wonderful cleansing
properties are afraid to have their clothes washed with IT,
We'll in the past years the consumption of Pearnehas
exceeded 100000 packages, and no complaints, but
numerous letters praisingit Why, because PEARLlNE
is absolutely harmless in its place and one OF the best
places to put it is in the wash tub You soak your
finest linens and laces in Pcarnc and water for month
with perfect safety Thatsas much Pearinc as they would
get if theywcrc washed in it week for twenty years
We could not afford to spend our time and money in telling
the public through the newspapers single thing about
Pcane that would not stand the test and the sooncryou
test it, the sooner you'll know that PEARLlNE will do
more than we claim fot lts pure and harmless as the
imported castle soap Its has brought out
dangerous limitations oftnem JAMES rLE
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AT CAIRO, ltL,
-..-..L L---..L..L o.. m. Auu--.-

CAIRO M, oct 1.-THE silHyy Dillon brought
ont iDur bargvs and returned u tuv morning with
n tow.
seven feet of steamboat wuiDr ar CO. feet hurc
Nutcr D. reported nc the falls below N.uUhI. uul
NJ Hand No. lu Presidents islHui Bulletin anil lhy
foot ui Wolf island. lhrc lyul Iu.hU b. uInuyd
20 tusnyNiic, uud tt A. feared ih" nu-n'n rul tho
Paris 4 Brown, viii not ger over lH.vNhI.ln UUNl
n swell comes Five feet 10 mUHHs BE- reported boo
the sand chInug, above Mound cts. lNH Vs. %,
Currry sat ruduchh To go uu Ih. V.Ns. having
lyru rtiscd yesterday. The Nu.y 300 Ny. auuykI y
was fifteen feet long. Work hH, commenced uu
the middle dyke at Grand Chain u-.Iu.
The y. II. Hopkins has turn, hU.. 600 Evansville
from tuspNNillc, but the utH IH. luU IyI came
oEer The river here g. feet i.ufU. 600 ihy Alugy
n TALL ut Jtcuths ia q hours.
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THREE DOLLARS AND A HALF.

Well give you cholco II half dozen styles
Superior quality Ia fancy striped uf plain suiu
that fytan all over the city slttoO sui st'l
Look NJ our Advertisement In the Daily scinitAi
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SEVENTY .FlYE CENTS.
ONE DOLLAR.

This puy' will buy o. scarlet atwood Knit 4 oder
shiu, ui a Ncfy good quality.
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ONE DOLLAR AND A HALE

Wulhuy striped vuulrn auit ot Underwear m,
r,lst moore On manufacture. ora very tine yH.hucU
shirt. that canuui No bought Va Ouoct h"Usss "a
he's than sluO.
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CHAPTER ".

The sun was high over the Short Hills
when Mistress Thankful, the next day,
drew up her sweating mare beside the
Blossom Farm gate. She bad never looked
prettier, che had never felt more embar-
raised, as she entered her own house.
During Ter rapid ride she had already
framed a speech of apology to Maj. Van
Zandt, which, however, utterly fed from
her lips as that officer showed himself
respectfully on the threshold. Yet she per-
mitted him to usurp the functions of the
grinning Caesar, and help her from her
horse; albeit she was conscious Of exhibit
ing the awkward timidity of q bsshful
rustic. until at last, with q stammering
Thank ye," she actually ran up stairs to
hide her glowing face and far too conscious
eyelids-
During the rest of that day Msj. Van
Zandt quietly kept ont Of her way, with
out Obtrusively seeming to avoid her.
Yet, when they met casually in the per-
Torrance Of her household duties, the in
nocent Mistress Thankful noticed under
her downcast peuitential eyelids that the
eyes of the officer followed her ~intently.
And thereat she fell unconscious TO imi-
tating him; and so they eyed each other
furtively like cats, and rubbed themselves
along the walls Of rooms and passages
when they met, lest they should seem de-
siguedly to come near 10 each other, and
enacted the gravest and most formal of
gennfeetions, courtesies ard bows when
they accidentally did meet. And Just at
the close OF the second day, as the elegant
Maj. Van Zandt was feeling himself fast
becoming a driyeling idiot and an awk-
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SHE CAME.
How the New Railroad Struck the Changers
Il r.. r....aa IL Ute Th.,, Had |

How the New Railroad Struck the Changers
In East Tsnpessee-It Hit Them Hard.
OIie P. Read in ArkGRsGW Trdpeler.
[Scene, station on new railroad in East
Tennessee. Sid Mayo, Luke Brizentine,
old Uncle John Fulgum and Ben Horn are
sitting on a log waiting for their first
glimpse Of a railroad train. The station
agent, with an air of great importance, ap-
prOsches.
Sid Mayo addressing agent)-How long,
you reckon, 10 that thing'll git here?
Agent looking at his watch In a few
minutes. All you've got to do is to be pa
tiept. You have waited q good while, /
know; but remember the old Chinese prov
erb that says, HE who has waited long
has learned to wait longer"
John FuIgum-But it don't low that
the Teller that's waited long has Earned
ter wait allus. Boys, tell you whut's a
fack. l don't bTeve the blame thing ken
git here nohow.
Ben Horn-But you must rickoleck,
Uncle John, that she's got steam.
Fulgum-I know all about that, but
natur' tells us that lessen she's got bosses
hitched ter her she kant git over the bill.
Steam's all right in its place, gentlemen,
but steam will have q putty hard time
%a.liftin' q iron eontrapshun over a moua-
tain. l know that I've got ez good q yoke
Nv steers ez the next man, an l know it
pushed 'em nightly ter pull q empty
wagin up that mountain.
Luke Brizentine-Yas, but Uncle Full
gum, they didn't have q Yankee a drivin'
them. They say a Yankee has got holt nv
that ingine.
Fulgum-Yss, an ole natures got a holt
Nv that hill. Gentlemen, | like ter hear
folks talk sense, but ] don't courage no.
body in talkin' nonsense. Whit do you
think nv it, Sid?
Sid Mayo-Waal, boys, l amt much nv
a hand at a 'skussion, but 1t pears ter me
that a ingine will have ter be putty brasb
ter Git ND that slant. I hev seen s1me
mighty peart teams cave right thar.
Ben Horn-Gentlemen, you pear ter
furpit that the ipgine is goin' ter run On
iron an not on the dirt road.
Fulgum-Now, Bennie, do try ter talk
likes sensible man. It don't make no
diffunce whether it runs on iron or brass,
hit lest nachully KANT git up thar. Oh, l
have hesrn tell nv all these curtis things,
hut hearn' tell nv q thing don't make 1t
true. You all rickolleck that it wuz nor
ated all over the country that ole Nick
had broke loose down in the Boyle
settlement. Some Nv the preachers
flowed that the ole man had come sho
huff. an the womin WE a-prayin an
begin the Lord not ter let the ole mar
tote 'em of. Airter while some smart
men went down thar an 'vestieated a
thew came back with 3 whoop, they did,
an lowed the old Teller wal thar. Then
the folks drapped on their knees an wor-
ried an prayed and little children cried an
howled, but pretty o some fool feiier
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that everybody ulster laugh at foun' that
OLD MICH airtsr all want nuthin'
but q crazy niger. So now, boys, it
don't make no diffunce who has seed these
here steam kyars, an il don't make no diff
funce how much PREPARATION they make fur
'em. Iain't goin' ter b'reye it till l ives.
tergate.
Ben horn-Thar's ailus time enough ter
be slow IN b'feyin' NV such matters, | kin
tell you, an don't know but Uncle Full
gum is about right. Whose boss ia that
stompin' 'roun' down yander?
Fulgum-It's my ole mar. Jes' let her
alone, fur she amt goin' ter leave me.
Let her nibble aroun' an git all she ken.
speakin' about them kyars, wy, gentle
men, our daddies wuz ez smart ez these
here young chaps is to-day, an our dad
dies didn't make no engines; an my dad
dy, wy, he could outlook an out-razzle
any man In the county. Say, mister Ito
station AGENT whicher way?
Agent-Just going to take down that
dag, for as there's no one here to get on,
and as there is a considerable Of a grade
beyond here there is M use for the train
stopping at this place. ! thought l heard
her whistle down the road.
Fulgum-Yas, an you'll hear her boiler
fore she gifts up that mountain.
Ben Horn-Let alone putin and
BLOWN.
Sid Mayo-An' a scratchin' up gravel
like a skeered wolf.
Luke Brizantine-An' fallin' back like
a lame steer; but spozsn she do git here,
Uncle Fulgrum.
Fulgum-Oh, spozen the worl' comes
ter a eend an'-lissen, boys! Whit on
'arth Is that a comm yander?
The men spring 10 their feet. The
train rushes in sight, Terrific blowing Of
whistle. Fulgum's old mare gallops on
the track
Fulgum lin wild excitement)-Ho, thar,
Kit! Ole Satan is airter-ho, thar
(The engine knocks the old mare off the
track, and, with a shrek, rushes On. The
men, alter recovering from their fright,
gathered about the old marc.
Fulgum-Gentltmen, hep me turn her
over. Dinged ef she amt dead! Wush
I'd a had my gun. I'd a shot the kyar
through an through. An is this the
thing that the Yankees fetches down here
ter destroy a mans prospecks with? Ef I
don't sue the government I'm q 'possum.
Boys, I'll be blamed ef she didn't come.
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baltimore AND OHIO r. r.

us~.n,. $780,.
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only
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CONTINUED

Thankful Blossom still stood irresolute-
10 At the dOoI. But the next moment a
oair of Youthful arms encircled her; and
tbe Younger genteIyomau, looking into her
brown ewes with au honest irankness equal
20 her own, sa d caressingly, Dear Mis-
,rsSsThankful, though am but q guest
in her Iadyship's let me, l pray you, add
nv voice TO hers. lam Mistress Schuyler,
If Albany, at your service, Mistress
Thankful, as Col. Hamilton here will bear
me witness, did l need any interpreter to
,opr honest heart. Believe me, dear mis-
trsss Thankful, l sympathizs with you,
and only beg ven to give me an oPPortu'
uIty tonight to serve You. You Tillstay,
/ know, and you will stay with me; and
we shall talk over the faIthlessness Of that
over Jealous Yankee captain who has
p os,d himself, l doubt not, as unworthy
nj YOU ~ he is OF his country"
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SUFFERED from a very severe cold in
nv head for months and used everything
recommended but could get no relief. Was
advised to use Ely's Cream Balm. 1t has
worked like msgie in its cure. l am free
from my cold after using the Balm one
week and I believe it is the best remedy
known. Feeling grateful for what it has
done for me l send this Observation-Disclosures
uel J. Harris, Wholesale Grocer, 11s Front
ST. New York.
Two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm cured
the wife Of q we'll known .. s. A. General
and also two army officers in Arizona Of
eatarrh.
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educational.
PUBLIC SALE.

A Farm OF sos ACRES lzl Rods. sfTUAT.
IN ei on the moth branch Of Hughcs Rive,
FIVE inlles northeast from the own Of fennst0fp
ION the y 80 Y. r., Richie county, Wet VII
ginis; coo acres improved, so acres In GrOs 20
acres In cultivation, balance rood timber, over
100 acres fine bottom land. balance DO up
land Three bearing orchards, mail vineyard.
and other mail fruit. TeottoU franc dwell
ing hsu.e, rood frame kitchen, With crlisf M.
der g.; guoi well Of water at the doof fna
frane sable, With large nos Tor doffpg BAY
granaYtes and stalls 1f twelve bofres Epsa
double" frame corn rib with wagon sbeo,
buggy house, scales, 9 pumtef o. tnsht sno
to6aceo kousea. Three creek, Of lasin< pakf
running through the farm. bes.hS nunitycos
mall bran hes, spring. ana weik- ltnateo ~
rood neig and On agocd roA1; convsn'
lent 70 store. uesn mill, tcbool ana ebufcng.
Tfis Il q yery desirable ~ wei! ~ AvauaD,e
farm for general fzrnipg Ltoa splenolS vi
farm k1r either sheep, cattle or borssa, and csn
nor be excelled for q dairy farm IL cooln ~ OF.
yIdei into several small farms with plenty -
nod vater ann timber On each one. ivEi 81
an or . portion Of the IS acfes liz RODS q PM
yate sale between this time and the
Seesud Day sfAHrts, 1855.
TERMS o. PrBLIc sALE-One bali The p1rehsss
moufy cash In hand, the residue w tstfve
month from date Of sale, with op0 eeeS intef.
ca from dste, and I retain . lien upon he Z
n surety Tor the deferred payTneno WIZ ell IN
ANAL trscfs q public ale
For further paTtic5lan eeiioo ~ 9neef,sgneo
tre>idiug on tie fafm). o. sddres, HIN b ieffes
fennsbSro, Richie county. w. xtfy1niA
js5eqdqesb el.On LA.IE
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PETROLEUM Y. Massey

IbIhvhDo1a Ah
Says. ''lntimit acquaintance with . tru
friend always increases our rsspeckt iur
that frend."
This Is the reason why Synvita Blocks
continue 10 make friends n their virtues
become better known. Clergymeu, public
speakers, and people in all the avenues Of
life are a unit in their praise Of that won
derful new remedy, Synyita Cough Blocks.
They are warranted TO cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Tickling in the
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; 25 doses,
25 cents. Hundreds hear testimony 10 the
remarkable cures Of Diarrh1a, Dysentsry,
Flux, Cholera Infantum, or Summer Com
plant and Cholera Morbus, effected by
synvita Blackberry Blocks; Is doses, Is
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
from mother, who, after dosing their chill
dren with strong medicines for other sup
posed diseases, have completely cured them
by using synvita Worm Blocks; % doses,
Is cents. Afer you have tried oil the
high-priced bottle remedies and have found
no relief, buy u package Of Synvite Kid
ney, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured.
50 does, 50 cents. II you want the finest
tonic Bitters in the market, buy q package
Of Synvita Bitter Blocks for Is cents, and
make from TO / gallon Of pure tonic bit.
terra
All these remedies only ! cent . dose.
No box, no teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Pm,
up in patent packages. Warranted TO cur
or money refunded. Sold by druggist,
everywhere. Get checker board Of you
dealer free. Send your address on . postal
card for copy Of THE SYEvrTA BLOCK, .
which contains a history Of diseases and
cures, or send / cent stamp for a sample o
Cough Block and a copy Of THE sYsvITl
BLOCK. Address, The Synvita Co, Loci
Box 299, Delpbos, Ohio.
ANTON p. HISS, Agent for Wheeling
opposite postofice.
D. 2. McSwoRDs, Agent for Martin
Ferry, o.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 50 well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures elected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases Of pro
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of q few bottles of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
yays. Sold by Logan & Co.
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buckliub ArbiCh ohiNo'
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns and all the Skin EruptiOns, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents per boz.
For sale by Logan & Co
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No. 2O2.-A COnundrnm.

No. SOFA COnundrum.
Why is the stupid egOtist
Who feels not friendships thrill,
whose eye are like potatoes eyes
Whose tongue is never still;
Whose mind is but his fiatterer,
Whose idol Is him.elf;
Who keeps his treasures hid away
Upon a dusty shelf;
Who thinks about himself by day,
Dreams OF himself by night,
And never yet has put himself
Beyond his meneal sight;
Who only hears 10 contradict,
And only speaks 10 boast;
What letter OF the alphabet
Does he resemble most? J. A.
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7a.-MOt.mot.
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73.-Treason, reason.
7S7.-MaTtha, Marth, mart, mar, ma, NJ.
7ss.-lntermeddlesomeness