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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24
Mine Burning.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa. Dec 2+.-Fire was
discovered in the Reading Company's
West Mabanoy City colliery last night,
and has been burning since, working
its way into the inner workings. 1t
has already reached the Buck Noun
tain vein. A nest of sixteen boilers
and several outbuildings have sunk
into the mine by the burning away Of
the timber. The damage runs high
into the thousands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24
Mexican Bandits.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. pa special from
San Miguel, Mex, says that con-
siderable excitement was created there
over the report that several hundred
armed men have been seen about 25
miles east of San Bernado de Paso, NOV
ing in the direction Of Linares. 1t is be-
lieved there that the force is band of
smugglels or brigands and that they
have no connection with the border
revolutionary movement. If the ma
RAIDERS should attack Linares, they
will meet with q warm reception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24


DEAD.-Mrs. Caroline Hinken, wife
of alderman George II. Hinken. died
at her husbands residence, corner Of
Queen and Henry streets this morning.
The deceased had beer sick for long
time. The many friends of Mr.. Hinll-
en- and his family extend their heart
felt sympathy at their sad bereave-
ment--sad enough at any time, but es-
pecially so at Il season when light
heartcdness and merriment is supposed
to prevail. But the messenger which
i on the track of us all valves conven-
tionalties, abruptly enters at inoppor-
tune times, doing his work sin season,
out of season." and casts his sable pail
here and there. regardless of our puny
protests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

CoNcERT.-The select concert which
will take place at Lyceum Hail on Jan.
18th, at SIS clock, p. m, will be, from
the numbers and talent that appcart II
the programme. a most enjoyable affair.
The Washington Concert Company wills
entertain the patrons of good music n
that evening, aud it is promised tn; t
some very good dramatic efforts viii c
produced Ten pieces Of the Marin. e
band, of Washington city, will accom-
pany the singers. 1t is stated on excel
lent authority, that this concert will be
the finest that has ever been produced
in Alexandria. 1t is hoped. therefore,
that all lovers of music will appear
at the Lyceum Hall on that occa-
sion. and encourage by their presence
those who have so kindly volunteered
to take part in the performance. The
object lisa most worthy one. viz: to buy
new music for st. Mary's church choir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

S.-I'o-morroW will he
Christmas DAy, but falling as it does on
Sunday. Monday will be observed as
what is supposed To be the eighteen
hundred and ninety second anniversary
OF the birlh'ofthe Founder ofthc Christ
ian religion. Christmas is observed
more OF less wherever civilization has
taken root As all know, He whose
birth il Commentaries lived over
eighteen centuries ago, when the site OF
our present city WAS 4 dense forest,
where the ,borigincs chased the deer
aad bear and panther prowled at vii.
But the faith promulgated from seine
boats ON the sea OF t'aIilee, on slopes OF
Hills and Il, wells has followed III the
wake of discoveries and ciVilizerS,
though IN innumcrabic cases acting as
the pioneer, umtilnow it's more studied
in cur land, five thousand miles from
spots rendered sacred by the Founder
Of The faith. than it is in the cradle Of
the race. And this Way which so
many have made futile attempts TO OBJ
literate has lived and steadily grown
amid The crash Of empires and worldly
commo,ions ii has seen the curtain
drop on It's mother nations political his
tory the Roman empire decline and
fail Nlahomet draw the sword for the
PRONUNCIATION OF Islamism the dis
c0yerV Of the New World; the re-
marla5le growth Of great ration
in what was in the day of the Caesars
our undiscovered country; the meta
lnorphosing of the British Isles from
barbarisa to phenomenal civilization
and prosperity the crusaders and their
results Che rise and fall of Napoleon
Bonaparte. and the thousands of other
events important and otherwise which
swell history during the weary centu-
ries which have interviewed since the
God Man tahernacled on earth.
Throughout all these changes and COM
motions Christmas has ever been an
ticipated rs Joyous occasion. and has
been rock amid the angry pillows Of
ecclesiastical preferences and preju-
diccs. and those who have been so
taonghtleSs as To cGdeayor to throw
dislavor on ii or TO suppress 1t have
brought upon themselves odium which
they and their successors find it hard
to cut oil. II is u holiday which all
evangelical denominations can cele-
brate, asall are equally interested IN
what il commentaries. and II there
ever was dime when Christians
should be drawn closer to each other it
is on Christmas. 10 Alexandrians as
veil as the rest OF the civilized world it
isa festive season, and this year the
sentiment expressed by the angels,
Peace on earth, good will to men,
will he rs pronounced as ever. The
Customary lreparationshave been made
in most households for Il joyous time;
family reunions will be held. gifts inter
changed, friendly calls made and the
usual compliments of the season ex-
tended. The GAZETTE wishes all Il
happy Christmas; may the best cheer
prevail and nothing occur TO mar the
spiritual or festive features Of this time
honored day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

Police REPoRT.-Last night was al
ternateIy clear and cloudy until about
half-past one o'clock, when snow fell.
In half an hours time the heavens had
again cleared and clear cold weather
with fierce northwcsterly winds fol-
lowed Two prisoners and five dodgers
were at the station house.
The only case before Mayor Strauss
this morning was that of two men
strangers who had been arrested by
Special Officer Smith for trespassing
upon the property of the Washington
Southern Railway Company. They
were ordered to leave the city.
a young white man was i'll the dock
last night charged with fighting in Il
King street saloon few nights ago.
He WAS fined and discharged.
4 man charged with interfering with
an officer and for keepingan unlicensed
dog, was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

THE MARKET.-To-day's was rather
a poor market for Christmas, the cold
weather probably keeping many coun-
try people at home. 1t also had the eff
feet OF stiflening prices for everything
for which there was q demand. The
display of cvergreens, hollies, &c, was
not as extensive as usual at this season
of the year. but it was pretty and at
tractive. Turkeys sold at 14a16c per
pound, chickens 60aS0c q pair, ducks
75ca$l 90 pair, rabbits 20a25c a piece,
lamb and pork 9al2c pound, butter
3Qa35 per pound, eggs S0a35c dozen,
sweet potatoes 4Qc a peck. Irish pota-
S0a46c per peck, satisfy sc bunch,
celery 5a10c O bunch, cabbage 5a20c a
head, &c. The prices of fresh meat re-
main unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24
LOUIS JAMES, NEW W1rE.-A Ii

Louis JAMES, NEW WIFE.-A Ii
censc TO marry was issued in Philadel-
phia yesterday to Louis l.. James, the
actor, now performing at the Walnut
Street Theater, that city, who is to be-
come the husband of Miss Alpine Hen
bricks. Mr.. James, who is now sta
ring jointly with Frederick Wardc, was
married some years ago to Marie Vain
wright, and for some time they played
together in Shakcsperean roles. They
aftclwar'i separated, each heading n
company. After awhile it was an
uounced that the two were divorced.
Miss Hendricks is somewhat new to
the stage and is personally charming.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

THE CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY was held
nj McBuney' Hall last night and was
in every way complete success, Tar
surprising similar occasions Of former
wears. The costumes ofthe ladies were
strjkingly rich and varied, and added
no little to the beauty and effectiveness
of the scene As usual, the music was
excellent, and regret was expressed on
every side when the plaintiye strains OF
Home. Sweet Home announced that
the dance was nj an end Among those
present were Miss Bessie Corse, Miss
Mary Reid, Miss Lucy Minnigcrode,
Miss Fannie Davis, Miss Sallie Dain-
gcrfeld, Miss Famtleroy, Miss Julia
English, Miss Nina Johns, Miss Faulk-
ner, of West Virginia: Miss Bur
rift, of Washington, ID. c.: Miss
Ida Johns, Miss Eliza Daingerlield,
Miss EVE Prescott, Miss Edith English,
Mrs. u. J. Howell, Miss Josie Robinson,
Miss Esther Brookcs, Miss Maria Johns,
Washington Miss Taylor, Miss Marian
Herbert, Miss Rebecca Daingerlield,
Miss Corse. Miss Ellen Herbert, the
Misses Marbury. Miss Thomas, Wash
jugton; Miss Sue Herbert, Mrs. George
Fowle, Miss Lambert, Miss Smoot, the
Misses hemper, Miss I.ulie Hester. Mrs.
Ashby Miller, Miss Mai 'hler, Miss
Miller, and Messrs. Hatley Norton,
Floyd Barbour, Douglas Stuart, c. w.
Wattles, Frank English, Gardner
Boothe, VIM. Jolly, Thomas Beckham.
Robert Knox, ir., Judge Norton. Mr..
Compton, Baltimore, Mr.. Stuart, John
Hooe, Mr.. Burritt. Washington; Z. c..
Dunn. Alfred Thompson, William
Beckham, Murray Davis, George Rob
inson, Richard Gibson, lSlhert Bryan,
Hanson Price. Henry Daingerheld. H.
Il. Elliott, NJ. Is. Corsc, Ashby Miller,
Walter Taylor, Mr. Martin, Washing
ton; AIr. Brooke, Baltimore; james
Peyton, Key Daingerfeld, Robert Wat
ties. John Herndon, Edward Marye, Mr..
Fugitt, Washington; George Fowle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

A DECIDEDLY COLD WAvE.-After
dark last night the temperature took a
decided tumble and the bleak wind
moaned, roared and drove its cutting
blasts into the faces of all compelled
to be outdoors. Tt was undoubtedly
the coolest night Of the season, the
mercury falling to 14o. Ice formed on
the fats on both sides of the river fer
considerable distance down and slkat
ing is being INDUCED in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

HAVE been a great sufferer from catarrh
for over ten years; had it very bad, could
hardly breathe. Some nights I could not
sleep and had TO walk the floor. / purchased
Ely's Cream Balm and am using it freely. it
is working a cure surely. | have advised
several friends to use it, and with happy re-
suits in every case. 1t is the medicine above
al Others for catarrh, and it is worth its
weight in gold. thank God have found
remedy can use with safety and that does
all that is claimed for it, 1t is curing nv
deafness.-B. w. Sperry, Hartford, Conn.
dec13
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24
Foreign News.

LONDON, Dec. PA fire broke out
this morning in the machine room of
the Globe, the oldest evening paper in
London, The flames spread rapidly
and, despite the efforts Of the firemen,
communicated to the composing room
and editorial rooms, the stereotype
foundry, all Of which were completely
Quilted. The loss is quite heavy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

Eugene Taylor, Charles Minnigerode
W. B. Corse, Raymond Acton, Andrew
Dickinson, and Mr.. Riley. of Washing
ton. The chaperones were Mrs. J. r.
Beckham, Mrs. r. J. Daingeriield. Mrs.
George A. Mushbacb, Mrs. w. 3. Dain-
gerticld, Mrs. Smoot, Mrs. Minnigerodc,
Mrs. l.. w. Reid, Mrs. John d. Hooe
aud Mrs. Davis. After the assembly,
Miss Sallie c. Daineerfeld entertained
a large number Of friends at a supper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

New BUILDINGs.-Since the last list
published of permits taken out for the
erection of new buildings, the City Au-
ditor has issued the following To DR..
George klipstein for six frame houses
on Henry and Wythc streets; DIR. VIM.
NJ. Smith, brick house on Prince street
between Alfred and Patrick Henry c..
Simpson, frame house ON east side of
West street between Queen and Prin-
cess; VIM. f. Clarke, four frame houses
on south side of Commerce street be-
tween Fayettc and Payne: Richard Os-
borne, frame house on Wythe street be-
tween Columbus and Washington.
1t will be noticed that ali of these
that of these houses Chat is, the frames)
are in the northern and western sec
tions of the city 1t has been reported
that the fire companies, through the
Fire Wardens, will at the next meeting
of the City Council ask that horses
be provided to draw the hose
carriages to and from fires, pointing TO
the many buildings erected during the
past two years as justifying the eXpend-
iture in increasing The efficiency Of the
fire department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

HOLIDAY MoSDAY.-As Monday will
lie observed rs Christmas holiday, as
little business as possible will he Trans
acted hereabouis. The postoilice. tele-
phone and telegraph Offices will OBJ
serve Sunday hours, the railroad shops
and offices will be closed and no bust
ness that can absolutely heavoided will
he transacted. The running Of all
freight trains has been annulled. The
Corn Exchange will also be closed,
and nearly every one seems beat on
making Monday dies non in reality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24
Sickness Among Children,

Especially infants, is prevalent at all
times, but is largely avoided by giving
proper nourishment and wholesome
food. The most successful and relia-
bic is the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand
Condensed Milk. Your grocer and
DRUGGIST keep it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

Mrs. NJ. r. Motz was arrested at Mar
tins Ferry, O., yesterday for threaten
ing to blow up the house of Frank Han
ford, on Penn street. She was on her
way to Haniord's residence when ar
rested, and had concealed about her
several pounds of dynamite, caps and
fuse Her reason for wanting to blow
up Haniord's house is not known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

WEAr!iER PRoBARTLlTTEs.-For this
section very cold weather, brisk north
westerly winds to-day and tonight, in
creasing cloudiness during Sunday
probably followed by snow Sunday af-
iernoon OF sunday night. The tenn
perature will commence to rise by Sun
day evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

Christmas day tto-morrow) will break two
records in weather line, so prophet Dunn, of
New York promised this morning. 1t will
not only be The coolest day of this winter but
it will be tie coolest Christmas since 1915.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

t;in rises to-.aosrow at l:25 sun sets
30. High water 1929 a. IN. and
FOB p. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

DEED PAssED.-It was stated recent
ly that Mr.. Park Agnew had purchased
from Mr.. +. f. Mason and others the
Woodiawn mansion and farm in lower
Fairfax county The deed was passed
yesterday and the consideration named
1voe. IS E0O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24
ONE PRICE.
DRY GOODS.


To get something al
our store with which
to make a present te
somebody. Whateye
you may get will CO
you a mere song cor
pared with what yoi
would have to pay III
some places. Don't
forget our store; we
have a big lot Of Lin
en- and Silk Handler
chiefs, Gloves, Muf-
hers, Towels, Napkins,
Bureau Scarfs, Table
Linens, Table Cloths
and Napkins to match.
Lace curtains, che
nellie covers, Portiers,
Bisque Figures, Toys
of every description,
and in fact hundreds
of other articles ap-
propriate for holiday
presents, which we are
anxious to unload, and
which it will be to
your profit and adj
vantage to examine.
We have a large as
sortment Of Umbrellas
from 81 to SIS, which
we guarantee for Ole
year, or we will re-
cover them free.
Isaac EIIclbergg, 9.
KING AND ROYAL SITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

rTIHE ANNUAL meeting of the MERCAN-
i TILE RAILWAY BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION will be held at Con-
cordia Hall, THURSDAY, January 5, 1893.
at eight o'clock. LEWIS HOOFF,
dcc2l I'd Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. u, 1892.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-24

IF YOU wish to please your husband, father
L or friend do not forget to place bottle of
PROF. i. WUNDRAM'S ELECTORAL upon
their Christmas CT New Years dinner table,
thus making the feast doubly enjoyable and
healthful For sale by J. A. DIESELT & co
E 5. LEADBEATER & SONS, and druggists
generally. deco tjan1
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
The a Region
Luther College

Ell Spiitple for Gutter % Bi9er, b~espHoer,
ON Quo oil, fin girfiombeo, Wauoas ben
t7oeOftober. Observation-Disclosures fu-
Der Steo ben 1Goe Gftoter. Som miolstioist
2utoIe Tor SIpIen er leiet en- 3'etases Wtur-
lteu5bosuius 100 SOB lang % so Sob breo.
Ger er ire QfoeliHger, uemIts Academic,
Commercial and Musical Departments.
SFaaene / oct iaatal0te Academic Course
er: English Including Grammar, Read
ing, Spelling, Composition etc.,, Physi-
ology, Zoology, Botany, Physics, Physical
and Political Geography. U. 8. History,
General History. Civil Government, Arith-
metic, Algebra, Geometry. Psychology.
German, Latin, Norwegian, and Religion.
s Commercial Course l9res Book-keep-
ing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Orthography,
Commercial Law, Business Forms. Letter
writing, Banking, Penmanship and Type
writing.
8 Musical Department undertakes | gi.
auo, % OrseIipiI iamt Song.
llnoerpisnins i Gang siues osiaa / be an
ore Gfoelln9er.
Spbploet ueo oenne Siple oil blioe aoItil.
Zig bilisere euo ueo tosen unosn Iisneubs
Sfole Der i Ruropeiteu.
SorGlore beromtring iom fumes, at BE-
lille TER ieuoe fine Bgrl / en- uns AIoer til
ct isrlte SIasies College Ianst borte fro
SismEet, fan fpr bet isr,te iaIfalO ienoe ben
bib.
GnisBning ON SptuseIie oeo Stolen be.
oes i~noienot innreit muliat.
Girtnl9rer oa andre Oplpsuinser Sfolen
oebtommenoe faaes ueo at ~tilifripe Bait. o.
81. 5osmart eaer Siaac GuOeriou, Ssrsua
Sails, RiHu. 2.19.l
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Jot "DseorabsBoftsn."
SppctuIen | California.

Yaa Horbiiben al Gable Wtouutnin
% / Warbeoen al bets Cop finbe5 en-
Iabnins ! 9apaen, iOm fra ben tiolisite
Sto bar p9ret fienbt unber Rapnet
A9Boebulen." 0ette bar ben faaet
oeraf, at ben for mango Nar iioen bar
3ilbolositeo for en- Slot ro~pbe9ierlige
2soer, iom, ba 2anbet for en- flor Del
bleo benpttet iii Saareapl, siorbe for
0oelesselie paa Gloffeue ps ~foraaria.
9eoe @ierne mesen uleiliebeo os tore
Tab. Naar be bleu iorful9te, iegte
9prene 3ilaugt / oenne Sule, bupr ins
gen Sa9er briitebe fig til at islse efter.
lloenfor Snbsansen laa Der Ben os
9epninser at Saar os andre DIR,
ipreote runot ON. @fterbaanoen Tom
Sefolfninsen tiltus, foriuanot imioler<
tib 9sperne libt efter libt. Men bess
uastet bar intst Wenneife nosenlinoe
trenst inb til bet inberite al Sulen.
Munbinsen er pmtrent A til 5 Sob bsi
os fortiattes | en- itarft~ ifraanenbe, 200
Sob lang Sang. 2nnsere enb BERTH
bar insen uaret. Nu bar imiblertio
nosle urse Weunel,er iluttet fig iams
men for at unberisss ben os ON muliat
transe ftem til Bunben at Sulen. ut
ben RI bpb, er fmiitert, ibet man fan Itaa
peb Runbinsen Os iuite fore Stene ueo
ao ben fraanenbe Gang, ps man bsrer
ba 9pben sraouis os bort | bet 5ierne.
Iii Grpeoitionen bar be unse Weno
foripuet fig meb Reb, Stiser os 5atler.
!Soao Der bar forBset Snteresien peb
Grpeoitionen os O~pcasernes Suer, er
ben Smitanoisbeo, at en- 8sperfaptein
Soaauin Murietta ps bans 8anbe / fin
lib bapbe 9ilbolo / Gable Mountain.
naar be biemisste benne gsn. 9erfra
operfalot ban os 8anben Winearbeis
oerne, buorefter be belasiebe meo Cub,
itso traf fig tilbase til 9iersene, bpur
Yolitiet trobs ale Gnitrenselier life
funoe finbe benz.
Oct bar paret antaset ai mango, of
Sulen er ben famine ium ben, bpOr ben
berpgteoe Sanoe bolot Jig ifjult. Waas
lie bar Soaauin FER opbt / Sorbens
Sfiso siemt en- flor 9el al fit Sptts.
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Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

ia trQoer Subs Gsn til Srapers Sus,
~Sans 8eff | al geroen bsres,
'3a brnbes al Stsugiel neo | @ris,
S9e bpbe 5aosgrunoe rsres,
sSan raabsr: ou Gsoe, Tom beruoi
"Ds frsm ui f~orilarst fsres.
@ga onbnes ben Der til Sirrlens Stao,
"3er incomes be 8aarues gaore.
"@uo lobe os ale msoes slao,
"Cg iugen al bore ionnel
"9et uuoe us Cub for &rifi Blob,
"Bi MATTE / Simlen bapne.1
99ieren uil iurbaabentli9 tilsipe oisIe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Raar jes sr
noe paa Reiier Os oeb pm en- gdmmel
8irtesaaro, bar ieg altlo bait for Stit
at beige ben, bells al 2pit til at i oeRne
eler bin bersmte Manos @rap % lRie
De mango % Oite uuoerlise S~nitriptiO'
rer paa Winoeltstterne, bells for at
fiube ct afiibes Steo, bpur ies / al Stils
bec tunbe reflettere - og &~irfe9aaroen,
ipntes mig, ct iarlis 9untist Steb.
Bare Steoet bar meget meo at britse
mig / Stemniu9. Ss naar 2aieren
iaar oioe, at bette sr ltreuet peo min
SuitruS Graz, pil ban life unoreS ouer,
at ies refefterer.
s. 8. Sougen.
@alamus, Soma, 12te Gu9. 1892.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Ftattren Sobn @. @bttttsr
DOB.

q Dnseaas Rprees ST. 4 afsif 8cr'
Ter. 2isterm Spbn O. @bittier heb er
title % rplis Tpo. Sans nGrmeii'
Glretninee par tilitebs, ba 9soeH iuo'
trnf, % t~iIipneIaoeuoe bar ban peo itr
gepiofbeo inotil bet fioite. SesrnpeI'
Zen, Der timber Steo / Gmesburp, Nnst.
pna 9proas, oil 'orssoa / Stilbeo.
Zen aibsoe bar isbt i 39rbeoen a
Saperbin, Wast., ben 17be December
1907. Snn bar Ssr al en- fattis 8nr
mer % mObtOs fin SiOleunoeroisnin9
7itriftsfOlen. 8 20 Vars Glosrer
tum ban paa 6aperbia acabemp, bpoi
ban pco legemlist arbeice betalte fOi
llnberpisningcn. alersoe tioltst be-
9puote ban at biete. Sdus 6noer 'ac
iurt til bans gcfrnbelie ! cenne Ret'
ming, boilten I lang lib blep bolot benz
melist, men bans Ssiter bnpbe FRO til
BAN % opmuutreoe BAN. ct al bans
tioliaiie 0i9te, 1.-THE Exile's DePar-
ture" ienote bun ubsu hans 8iosnos
til "Newburyport Free Press" Gt'
fentligaisrelien al bette Digit fsrte til
9etienotFnbet % 8euitabet meo Im.
@arriIon, 8laoets oaoarenoe &eoaitsr,
ct 8eunab, iOm ~Usooareoe, inotil DOZEN
aiuroe en- Gnos pau bet.
Oct sr u%usooencigt at oprs8rte ALE
bans iaa pOpulare 8arter, men tilitrrt'
feli9t at napne "SkipPer lreson's
Ride, "The Witches Daughter,
"Mary Garvin", "Memories", "The
Playmate" % "Maud Muller" Oct
melt pupulare Gitat fra bans 8arter
er maaIfe 5trofen fra "Waub Wuaer."
For OF all sad words of tongue or pen
The saddest are these, "Itmight have been"
timber 9Orserfrissn frep ban sls'
benos patriptii.e os triserite Sdnse.
9roos lin bsis QIoer omtrent IS
Gar - par ban traftis os oirficm, men
ban anpenote fun lioen lib pua i'm lite'
r9re 9irtipmbso | ben iibite lib -
Diet bar ounielt % Saanoen rpiteos.
Git iioite 7ist Itrsp ban til i'm Ben Or.
Solmes / anleouins al ceunes 5soiels'
Dag fornplis.
Mr. 8bittier baobe aloris orret gift,
Wellsm 9tstereu % bans Ssiter Gil
;abetb eriitereoe Der bet smmeSte 81
Itenoeiprbolo, % bun bar uoen Eptol
sipet bam Sheen til Here uatre 9iste.
Mr. @bittier bar in9eu rig Wano
men heller life iattis. Smtrent so I'll
10000 Gremplnrer al bans Sarte,
ialsss aorlis, % be bar sipet BAN e
soot uofomme.