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tariff. proclaimed that IN outrageous
Injustice xas being done them which
would result in the stcppage Of Their
factories But did il, >inostne 80
On quinine has been taken on sxo
establishments for IL manniaciI's
have sprung intc existence moro 'nan
tuicra ~ many men are Engaged IN PIP
dacing ii and they are paid ps''ss
xarc- than when quinine was 'aAsl
Ana b. putting outline On the frss v.
The saving 70 the sick q the Cnl'sa
state amounts 70 MORE than xlsn-
90 per annum Kh wa- pc-sA0e .
lav = TAX on air. the p~ohibitory 'a''a-
ite- Of this country would favor y y
.-protect American industries
Art q Crnig. o. Izdignapciss ssn1A'
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C~1rr CI<r<lnpd- ~
D<moerufsc rrssIi<sf-
Bu- u . notorious
hat this cour<t-Io1
l1uonx domestic pro
tucenI . too o'fen
srranx1el % cou nlnAr
tins quite p-cv41ent
~ this tire and re
ruerfir called trust9-
1hicn have for heir
oh3ecr tie r-Eul1rcn
.. me supply Ard pr &c
o< couD01it e made
md sold ~ members
81 the eount14f On
The people car hardly
nore Tor any cC1s'der
nticn in he oper2r -
OF rncse selnsn
xr1emea The
Dece-slsy - conbina'
rson 10 maintain me
pricc 81 any conmo1
~ 70 the tari1 po-r'
furnishes Proc rn1'
some one - wiling q
accept l0wer prires
fcr such coDuolAV
ac1 that such price
are r-~uuner1rtre an
over r1rices produces
u eompetitro1 p-ev'
the sane hing -
"A - sfhr ~ fh<<
rcnf.ffon< sxss's, . cl<
arD1isf s><zs 70 - prs
s<~<l for On = ~ n
1sctioE 1ffcx rrfsn
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Investigation Of pauper OF assisted In
migration In the cour<e q NJ eA-
animation. the following highly IN
teressing and significant dialogue oc-
-urreds
r-rx "a . rresrson frcu C<1<r1i >p@clA
- pr~s~rfx "a rna- trusts = ms courr-1
- : u<rnre 70 ne welfare q - p1n-N
-~s,lr and are o--Snkxet - fn< nt<r~eH--
few 10 conrrcl TIE 0utSuL limit n rrc1-
"a <urfkx- snail nr<r<xsisc.s q rsP64A
80 ~.-~ t-ssn@<< o. crush then cut entr~fy.
- ka1 p~<rsor1l kno~let<e % coA 1850
- -rrr N arflrstnal cc1cer1 cCuAt - no.
go 80 10 a. eos from Pernsyir11AA 'h>7 |.
- ccuic Is. He tnC1xkt tne ssrcnx - 81
&c u. should - curstretehe1 70 c~ m
Us es1l 49,
-. r-u-r. are rrr.<e ro1crrns rnirn 49,
f,.ors hare 10 rix1t 20 cortrul- -.
-n~~.a~err rnr kz11 ~. Fowo@rF
-~<.rt sh<u - ne sane r1y tAAtxe % -
-~rr1l 70 ~ rener1l trtercs@ q -
rry asked NJ SprolA
-n~v .rr. ard seosls - uipei ors fesst
-. - speedily - ro<<foae
NJ. Blaine p~retends that the kepuD
fic.n campaign for the maintenance
nf UrUIEcAA0A -
American labor In the speech 7
which he sounded the keynote o. thi
campaign he said. TRUSTS are large
~ private Affairs with which neithe
President Cleveland o any privat
citizen has any right 20 Interfere
: Mr.. Powderiy. Who stands q q nea
az the greatest labor organization :
World Ia. known and Who may .
: presumed 20 know What = % the -
vantage Of labor. takes square Isl
: With Mr.. Blaine on this paint and s>y'
We regard them ftrusts) in b san
: NV that we do hixhwsyncn. =
ads that they arc detrimental y z
: general intessssss q tn countrys q
: .rhonld 10 wiped on Of existance
z speedily - possible" - ia~-
= The-s TO viewson trusts vnoi
= frreccndlahle- Lea the iabcring-n'
= Of the country. who : - part
= ehienr interested. consider careful
e which. from their point Of REV. -
q mox1 worthy Or credence md Of bel
y followed. Mr.. Blaine or AIR Powder
2 ST Louis Repsbiic
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~ n u<msvnI WIN Not Rsdscs The
WAGES - American Labcrer~
The lumbermen in Maine ought Z
Be pretty fair judges whether the pas
SAGE Of the Mills bill. with it, free ium-
Der clause. will reduce the wages OF
the working-men In that industry.
The opinion Of one Of the largest OPP
orators in that State i that il wouli
no. reduce wages. and he gives his rear
ars for 80 thinking. My impression
il he saws. THAT il would make their
wares better. And I viii tell YOU why
l think 50. We hire from two hundred
70 three hundred men every winter 70
work in the woods About eight out Of
every ten Of these men are frenchmen
Who come over from Canada TO work
ia The woods and then go back in the
spring. 50 you see we get the pauper
labor OF Canada Al . cheap price. and
what few Americans there are that
work for Us have 70 compete with Inc
| Frencamen. Now. If the Mills bill
should pass. with lumber on he Tree
lisf. there i no DOUBT that il would
stimulate the lumber business 70 some
extent in Canada consequently their
men would get more work and better
wages 1t home and would not mock
over here 50 much That would give
our laboring men = better show and
better wages here
The same operator goes on 10 say
what every intelligent student OF the
wages question knows that wages are
governed entirely BY the relation Do
tween supply and demand -wher
there i . large quantity Of logs hs
saws. 40 drive down the kennebec, a
was the case . few sears ago driving
wages are high And it Is just th'
same in all branches Of the business
and in fact in every business Wher
business i dull and we can not sell oul
goods. re have TO shut down u mills
Give ; all the market you can boil
al home and abroad When we cal
ship spruce deals TO England a. We d
some years and spruce and pine lum
Der 70 South America U home mar
ket Is always better. our mills are the
running lively and our men are the
all employed---DefrSif Free Press
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Reason l. not an appropriate veap-
on with which 70 punish such fellows
A. Foraker. He blats and bellows p
astouishe- small children Old women
look on him with wonder No one
Ia charged him with fealty 70 any
man or idea He had the honor Of BE-
ing watched By his own friends q nj
~ That much has not been aid
sxen 70 Blaine. who has been disin-
eenuous for twenty years.
But since Foraker makes : noise %
loud there must b . reply He = not q
canary bird; be u an - a y not .
song: Il l. bray; and II the reader
would know Why Il Be . bray. and
vhatit means. TIE Herald must be pre-
| uared with it, answer.
All there Il OF Foraker's bray-whcn
be Il not in sulting women-is that then
x.re rebe.s: that rebels still exist; thai
armies ought % march Southwark ans
whip them again In other words, J
there b : Union Il ought % cease. an'
~ - Il was when John Morgan cAm'
ND after Foraker.
Because there u . Union Foraker !
-roi~v. He learned 20 sing his song
the tines when there va no Unio'
ana an -. a. every one knows. n
but one piece In his repertory--chseas
Herald
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No are consr,uenSs Of ssna,or rrye
VII, incline % look upon the treatment
a The whole matter since Il went q
H. senate ~ mere mancuSering b.
tween ~conssnding parties for an ID
vantakusus position before electors
Who win vote In November, Looked
a merely in this light. ordinary
humanity suggests that time b given
the senate leaders q gather them
selves together.
Viewed sobcriy. the Senate va
wrong in rejecting : reasonable treaty
and the President - right In asking
that when in accordance with law
America enters upon . ~rctaiiatory
policy il shall Be made - effective q
possible -CkicaSo 1tns<s-
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NOTES AND COMMENTS

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next Nosenysr' 20
quincy He'a'a-
larseS' 1N-
United states = TON
country nal nAs -
Why ooe-h' 80 - r--.Ir-
high ~ases ~
Con'e1-
The winter = e'n--
Democrats -.-.,a-h. ~
shat cs ~,,seIe- ,ha. the
hsPn 49, - ~ whi-<x-C.-
-
Su., Doubts the right
-.-.-w;.h ,het r1-rs.
!. 2 c pa-;.. -h;,k- II. Presi-
: n~;x..a citizens have no right
2 -,.h ,bem Meantime the
.-,. r.,rgr.-- ana me people
49,. r..n.r;nr "a krcck
!. 1s,,,..,,h pnxt
p.n,h,;-.n nar-.r- are MOI
III --t~-a A. Rl.in. .rain,,
-. -~;s,r;.m "a freely bestowed b.
. .~csh ~ a..,aration tha. the PEG
49,. - r;rht - interfere with the
y 80 1870. h.v. - litrle n
n - ~. =. .h..,,. Fosters : faf =
g - "a R,.ira nav \. his orr
e-~-a H1rxn ysrs.
ph~,fx At.
q 1900 -.ncb twelve mile.
= er s-s-- n,.r,v u xa,er ans
salAi $50 -. v.,,,e s1a 90
~ gra-S- M I-~-o1s s..i.s
=, Z -snsc,. - 90
ne 500 - ~ror. 81 a. vine
oe o--1 go w;.h di.rhe~- 5000
- sar1 80 49, ~, ra.~.l.,d iii b
b 49,
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= man in.o 80 fr.s~-,
'esen' - ---,v nan j
IA Is An,n~ an.,;,x ~. "a or "a,
&C .s~.s " 49, reopl.
PC ~ 49, .sn,.- "a thorough
-~rcs,a- ~ dem.
~ erou1 II
ib- a.s
Of P1v 49, ~ -
rty -h;eh s~s,,r~.d 4
- ~ On 7 49, 4, "a, Tin
70 tar.n 80. STATE -.
insignificant hi year. .i'n ~
the puo. y $3.50 Iii y. sxefled
has 2 -. ~ ~ nat toceth<
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[-UI ~ A<-&F
E<pr5licsn 1od.ii<n-
Wv Pres'dent
Cleveland ycret
his message ne had
soneln.ng - say %
the American people
about the d2nger ~
trusxa- think there
have s.nce been No
DeDocratic Ta7ers n
she country whether
they understood TIE
meaning Of the wor1
or not that have nol
been constantly u1H-
tnx the people - q
the horrible danger q
tr1srk Well ] hal
not dEscuss srusss TIL
4 shall no
venture 70 SAY TIA.
tncy are altogether %
or dis11
-v1nrnxeous Thy ~
ls-g<fg prsrG<< "a ~
wsfk nki<k Pred =
CT r<r1ni s0r any ~
Lett rifi- = h1f a.
p-r<f~ai1r rt2nffo 100
Ir-
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE

In Eelatioa - Trasts
Every man. woman and child in the
United States i affected by the opera
ton Of trusts. which combine for the
purpose Of putting up and regulating
prices to suit themselves and u Will
not be unin=tructive % read what MI.
Cleveland. the leader Of the Demo
cratic party. says on this subject and
what Mr.. Blaine. the leader Of the Re
p~ublicans. says on the same matter:
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The b -t protection for Amer
en- interests win Be- the re-elcction o
Grover Cleveland. Who hns taken sucn
rood care Of them since the fourth day
q March. les5.-Bosgos 0i0bs.
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Law was thrown Clean On IL Do
end by : message proposing : plan
whereby the Vermont Central. Of
which Nr. Edmunds L : counselor
should Ioss much Of is profitable trai-
&c between Montreal and New York
and Boston
A h secsnd point IN the Presidents
sneTession for retaliatory measure
3 Canada relsfes % the tolls PAID
~ shipping for the uss Of canals q
he respective ccuntrisA The -
uClsir and the 800 American works
IRE open % Canadian bottoms without
charge. American bottoms IRE en-
iii 81 20 u.e the Wesiznd canal. IN
c.nalz OF 80 - Lawreacc. and oihe'
works u IKE character controlled p
- Dominion upon he same terms .
Canadian bottoms Roth ae charge'
lola But the word d promise y KEEP
% he ear q he American skippe
ana broken 20 his hope. for Cansdia
craft. While observing the form Q pa
uers. sscure rebates not given !
Americnns whohave paid tolls Wher
fsrs - President recQPmends ~
America give Csnadaa 90 q - o.
msdicine
The country - large. which n
noehinr but : sentimental interest
ake fisheries question and h unable
discover reasons why Il should b. ~
- a. b~reEis - SOME cod-catch<
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1888-07-28
AMUSING PLUMBERS.
The Work Of Competitors Who Had a
Keen Sense of Humor.

Compositors are not immaculate, and
some blunders which have found their
way into print may bear repeating. A
parson who preached fairly good SER
mon, but wrote villainous hand, was
shocked to find sentence that should
have read: But sorrow not, nor grieve;
take the final steps now, and sin no
more" appear in print as: Take the
final stifis now etc. The shipping
community were amazed TO learn some
time ago that ''the schooner Jessie Lee
left last night with cargo Of cats. "
When the marine editor. who had writ
ten oats, saw this he felt grieved. A
literary woman who writes about philos-
ophy and Buddhist poetry and things of
that sort, is very choice in her Ian
guage. A short time ago she wrote a
couple of paragraphs about Emerson,
in which she said that gentleman was
the interchangeable "keeper of "A diary"
The compostor, who, doubtless. was an
Old and trusted friend OF the philosoph-
ical gentleman, knew better, and the
readers were gravely informed that
Emerson was the indefatigable 'heifer
of a dairy" A peet whose writing is
like nothing in the heaven above nor
anywhere else, once wrote:
Statesmen, princes, rulers ALL"
And was doubtless surprised when he
found the line printed:
"Steamboats, schooners, tugs and all"
A dramatic critic In handsome
notice OF charming ysung actress,
whose treatment OF Portia afforded him
much pleasure said: Her love for Por-
tia made acting easy" That was all
right, but what the types made him say
was: 'Hcr love for porter" An art
critic, in writing favorably of a picture
by Bizzaro, was shocked TO find that by
some means known only to the COM
positor and proof-reader the following
sentence had got into the criticisms:
"13, 133,070 shows one Of the finest in
the collection" A revivalist preacher
said; "Ye were born TO suffer as We
were born to be rewarded, for well hath
IL been written: No cross, no CROWN"
The latter part Of the sentence appeared
in print: mo cows, no cream" which,
although as truthful as the assertion OF
the minister, was not apropos. Errors
ars quite frequent in headlines The
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They Never Fail.
NO. FULTON MARKET. NEW YonK CITY. I
Iannarv Z

NO. 9 FULTON MARKET. NEW YonK CITY.
January III 1854.
have been using BRASDRErH's PILLS for
the last ten years. They are wonderful
medicine. There 10 nothing equal to them
as Blood Purihers and Liver Regulators.
But wish 10 state how remarkably they
cure rheumatism, and how easily; was
affected by rheumatism Of the legs. My
business wholesale fish dealer) naturally
leads me 10 damp places. l was SO bad
could not walk, and at night suffered fear.
fully; tried Balsams, Sarsaparillas and
all kinds of tinctures, but they did me no
good and was afraid Of being a cripple.
finally commenced using BRASDRETH's
Pills. l took two every night for ten
nights, then ! began TO improve ] con.
tinued taking them for forty days and got
entirely well. Now, whenever sick, take
BRASpRETH's PILLS. They never fail.
J. N. HARRIS.
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Valuable Archaeological Finds.

Archnologists have been unusually
fortunate in their late work. Herr
Schick, at Jerusalem, has just lighted
upon "A supposed ditch OF the long
contested second wall OF the city,
and has made other discoveries with
reference to Constantine church which
will compel the rewriting OF the guide
books. The French School at Manti-
net have discovered large circular
building of the Roman period with
bronze coins and inscribed terrd-cOttd
tablets representing theater tickets.
The most interesting work, however, is
that of Petrie in Fayum, Egypt. He has
been tunneling through dilapidated
brick pyramid at Havana, near the site
OF the great labrynth which Herodotus
described and Strabo declared to have
been equal in magnitude to the pyra-
mids. The brick pyramid proves TO be
the unopened tomb Of Amenemhat iii.
After tunneling long way through
the hill, Petrie has come upon a stone
gallery, with walls twelve feet thick,
leading down into the native rock,
which was evidently excavated TO con-
tain the cone of the structure. The
tomb is yet unentered, work having
been stopped, as usual. by the hot sea-
son. 1t is expected, however, in addi-
ton to the body of new Pharaoh, to
contain much valuable information con-
corning the period Of which so little is
known. Frank Leslie's Weekly.
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SHORT SPECIALS.
HEBREWS hold sI5o,OoO,o 900 in real estate IL

HrBnEws hold sl5oOcO,Oo in real estate IL
New York city.
THE Anti-Traveling Sunday League OF
this country has a membership OF six thou.
sand
THERE are laws against using profane
language by telephone in all States except
Connecticut
THERE is more insanity In California in
proportion to population than in any other
State in the Union
ST. LOUIS Is TO have permanent exposi.
ton with tropical garden and the largest
concert hall and art gallery in the world.
The Indians at the Genoa Indian School
In Nebraska are becoming bald -headcd as 6
result OF the change from feathers TO hats
and caps.
The house In which General Grant was
born, at Point Pleasant, o., has been floated
down the Ohio, and is now on exhibition ct
Cincinnati.
AT Tilton, ILL.,, there was a man who lived
out doors under an umbrella oil last winter
e8en when the thermometer touched q de.
grees below zero.
THERE is clock at Norwich, Conn, which
was originally owned by General Israel Put
nam. II is seven feet Ave inches high, and
the case is OF polished cherry.
EURoPE has new coin. 1t is the coin OF
the present German Emperor, and bears his
profile. The die was actually prepared in
the life time Of the last Emperor.
1T is estimated shat not less than $500
00O,0o1 are Invested in watering place and
tourists resorts In this country, the Jersey
coast leading OF with Ut least Sl0O,0o0,0O0.
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TO BABY HELEN.


,sent with little shoe filled with yiolets)
o,,,,ie feet. so lately strayed
Trom Heavenly pathways, safe and bright,
a. shall We tread, In sun and shade,
Tarth's weary ways, through doubt and
nightf
An winsome, rosy, nesting thing
our tender kisses are like prayers
..av Won. as helped by Hermes' wings,
pass swift, triumphant through LIES cares.
Nav all your ways be strewn with flowers.
And fragrant all your paths with love,
plcssinrs and Joys I'LL all your hours,
And make this home like that aboyei
And shall We pray in words like these
For this late conner from the skiesf
Father! our hearts we dare not please
We trust Thy love, so strong, so wise.
Take for Thine own these little feet
And gladly they shall follow Thee
In paths of love and service sweet
Wncre all the way is lair TO see.
Or. toiling slow, through lonely days,
Thy blood marked footprints may he trod.
But dark or bright through devious ways,
Blessed all roads that lead To Cod
EdRh h. Lyons, ia chicago Adtance
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A Bangor young woman one

"A Bangor young woman one Sat
urday evening went into book store
and asked the clerk. whom she knew
well, to pick her out good novel to
read next day. The novel was selected.
and the clerk deity substituted for it a
New Testament, made "a mead package,
and thought he had played good Dke
on the girl. On Monday morning he
heard from the joke. The young wo-
man entered the store very white in nhe
face and banged the Testament down
on the counter. I'D have thrown that
in the fire." she said, 'if there had bren
any way in which ] could have made
you pay for IL. I'll never buy cents
worth of you again, 80 there Give me
the book bought on Saturday," aud
then she asurccd out. =
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The Youth Took His Hat.

The evening was well advanced, but
still the young man fingered He had
found "a patient listener. II may not
be well up in astronomy or double-entry
bookkeeping, Miss Fladgers," he said.
as he crossed one leg over the other.
"but on questions OF horse-racing or
progressive euchre I'm slayer"
The clock struck eleven. "You are,
indeed, Mr. Kewlake." she murinuied.
And the young man took his hat. Chi
cago tribune.
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sentences are usually 90 shcr. and there

sentences are usually 30 shcrt and there
is so little context to read BY that a very
competent man is liable to go wrong in
setting up manuscript. A head that at
tracted some attention, more indeed
than the one intended Here and
There" appears as Heads ard Tails
Another head, writes. f~rusan
Strife" was printed az Patrick Strut"
presbyterian Synod" glaring out of
types as "Presumptuous Snipe." He
brew Thcatric Notes" attracted some
attention when announcing ale Blew
the Critics Nose. ~ Chicago Times.
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An Item from Boston.

marion, rejected Mr.. Darringer
last evening.
"Why, Kate?"
"He was entirely too proiuse."
impossible! A lover couldn't be-"
"And he was as gushing as he was
voluminous. He praised my eyes, hair
and complexion. He
"Oh, Kate, that was just lovely"
''But his grammar, Marion. That
was the hidden reef which wrecked
him. "He said Your eyes is, and all
that. Goodness! ! expected TO hear
him say 'YoT nose arer love him,
and il makes my heart ache to think
about it-but can never marry him.
No-never. Detroit Free Press.
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No MANS life, whethet as to happiness
or usefulness, ever consisted in "the
abundance of the things which he pos
sesseth." So Christ taught in the days of
His flesh, and experience confirms the truth
Of the teaching. To be at peace with God
and to do good in ones day and generation
Is much better than merely to be rioh.--
~ T. Indepcndcut
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There is quite colony Of well-to'
do colored men in Atlanta, Ca, num-
beers OF whom have made small fortunes
since the close OF the war. The major
ity of them were slaves and started lilo
poor. but pluck and persistence have
c;yen them q firm s.andin: financially.
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Don't ballk your good Impulses, particular
" that one which incites you 10 abandon
Ruthless medication for dyspepsia, kidney
trouble, fever and ague and constipation,
and adopt instead Hostetter Stomach Bit
ters, which supplements the important Gre
Dental of long and successful career, with
the commendatioa of the medical profession.
Give il systematic trial.
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Those Nuisanccs, Rheumatism and the
Gout. are relieved by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair aud WhislSer Dye, 5Oc.
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THERE are two things that a woman will
always jump at--a conclusion and mouse.
Huntington Free Press.
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soNE mon are fddlers and others are
performers on the VIOLIN the same sort Of
distinction is to be found at every turn in
hfe.-NgcIidIt Trdrclcr,
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SoNE girls are ma 'dcns all forlorn, while
others are midens all for layyI Nnnis.-
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1888-07-28
ATHENS Female COLLEGE.

Chartered 1919. Athens. A'abama-a place Of
health and refinement. rommodlvus buildings neatly
furnished. All the departments thoroughly organized
A full faculty Of experts In each Cheap Thorough
School. Attached Is business School "A thorough
course Of bookkeeping, stenography, Type
Writing. Fall Term opens August ~. 1855 send Tor
Catalogue. REV. ~. u. WILLIAMS. President