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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

IN a civil goodnight" bending low
over my wife's hand and kissing 1t,
coldly enough, God knows, and yet the
action was sufficient to make her
flush and sparkle with pleasure. Then
I left them, Ferrari himself escorting
me to the villa gates, and watching
me pass out, on the open road. AS
long as he stood there, l walked with
a slow and meditative pace toward
the city, but the instant l heard the
gate clang heavily as Ii closed, /
hurried back with a cautious and
noiseless step. Avoiding the great en-
trance / slipped round to the western
side Of the grounds, where there was
a close thicket of laurel that extended
almost up to the verandah, l had just
left. Entering this, and bending the
boughs softly aside as I pushed my
way through, l gradually reached a
position from whence I could See the
yerandah plainly, and also hear any
thing that passed. Guido was sitting
on the low chair I had Just vacated.
leaning his back against my wife's
breast; lie had reached up one arr
that IL encircled her neck. and q
her head down toward his. In this
half embrace they rested absolutely
silent for some moments. Suddenly
Ferrari spoke
You arc very cruel, Nina, You ac-
tually made me think you admired
that rich old Conte.'
She laughed. $50 l do! He would be
really handsome If he did not wear
those ugly s~pectacles. And the lew
els are lovely. wish he would give
noe some more
And sDTosing he were to do so.
would you care for him, Nina ~ he
demanded jealously. Surely not! Be
sides you have no Idea how conceited
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CHAPTER Nv -CConunuedD.

Nv -ttoutfnuedD.
Come along. Stellar he said.
~You need not be frightened, I viii
aot sco!d you unless you are naughty.
Gliiy child you look as IL | were the
giant In the fairy tale, going 70 a you
up for dinner. Come and speak TO
CHS g~entienan-he knew your papa"
At this word her eyes frightened,
her small steps grew more assured
and steady-she advanced and put her
0ny hand In mine. The touch Of the
oofr, uncertain little fingers almost un-
manned me. / drew her toward me
and lifted Der on my knee. Under
pretenee OF kissing her, / hid my face
Tor a second or two IN her clustering
IAir curis, while I forced back the
womanish tears that invofuntarily I'LL
cd my eyes. My poor little darling!
wonder now how I maintained my
Wompogure before the innocent
xhoughtfulness OF her innocent ques-
toning gaze, l had fancied she might
YosSibly be scarce by the black spec
txcies I wore,-cbildren are frightened
~ such things sometimes,-but she
was not. No; she a on my knee with
IN air Of perfect satisfaction though
chs looked at me earnestly as almost
% disturb my eif-possession. Nina
and Ferrari watched her with some
amusement. but she paid no heed 10
them.-she persisted In staring at me.
Gsiddenly a low sweet smile,-the tran
gull smile Of a contented baby dawn
ed all V her face; she extended her
little arms, and, OF her own accord,
put up her lips TO kiss mel Half start
led at this manifestation OF affection.
I hnriedly caught her 10 my heart and
returned the caress, then / looked fur
lively at my wife and Guido. Had
they any suspicion? No! why should
obey have anyf Had not Ferrari him
self seen me buried? Reassured by
CHS thought I addressed myself to
Stella. making my voice as gratingly
harsh as / could, for / dreaded the
<hiId's quick instinct.
You are a very charming little
lady I said playfully. "And your
name Is Stella? That is because you
are a little star, j supposeg"
She became meditative. Papa said
II was she answered softly and shyly.
sPapa spoilt yGul' i~nterposed Nina.
pressing a hlmy black bordered hand
kcrchief to her eyes. Poor papa!
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In Hard Luclx.

First Beggar-Hello, Pickin' up any
thing on your rounds these days?
Second Beggar-Ain't nothin' doing
at all. l had to draw twenty out OF
the bank to-day ter pull me through.
-Roxbury Gazette.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
CHAPTER XVI.

ME flew swiftly
OLA month, six
weeks. pa S s e d,
and during that
short space l had
established N.Y.
self in Naples as
q great parsonage
great because OF
my wealth and fha
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
r. ses> OLDD0M|NIOH STEAMSHIP
| HI5, e COMPANY
Y FOR NEW YORK.

pAsrENGEK SHIPS ARE ArPoINTED TO SAIL.
/ rom Norfolk ON MONDAY. TUESDAY WtD-
m. From New York on MONDAYS TUE-DSyS
MEbNE-bAlS, THURSDAYS At 3 p IN, SATUR,
DAYS, =. NJ
Ias,cng. r ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and staicrvum berth s 4 OF
Fare. round tap, limited "a thirty dsys Is 90
For ticNet, alu reservation OF stat rooms ami
nj company oihce, - Main street or At general
TTH r,GiINlOND -Ships leave Norfo,t avorv
SUNDAY ard TUESDAY evening. arrivin. ~
Richincud the nest morning.
IGn5 S.isEnUtE oF ..rEaMs.t,S
NorhaanWon, lurLy. Aecomacl, Enola and
re Its OF MlSmt' Sasng Tally, EXCEPT sunday.
tS.s Cf.D f'ot> At $50 and 11.15p
III. and 20 p M Portsmouth, 6:l5 aud 1905 ana
au1 . M; Say i-'re Wharf, Norfolk at and li:3o
Fon S. Ii"ToN--A. lll5 a. M. ap1 "a,
p 10; gay Lice ~ Il. ~ aud p. M; Portsmouth
t"It .t.N tasits NEWS ANO sMa'Tfs
.0-At ~, p M Portsmouth. 2:45 p M;
fom lAa. aND wa,sH Is,yEssx-
lailr. except sunday, leaving Company's wharf
NJ Wy a. M portsmouth 6:i5 4. m; bay Line
:oik So. x. roIuoStN AND Sslv-
ioG Comranys wharf MONDAYS. WEDNESDXYS
ana fktDA Us At san a. m; Portsmouth, S:t5 a IN =
iay Line Wharf Norfolk. AT 4. M; returninS
s. sc MANS. MONO Htvsx aNr.
>'tEtnLiA-At m; Portsmouth. $40 o. III:
conoryinS ut SHlio;k with S. and c. II. /: -
freight tor Mathews, Back, Poquosin, wars
Sevin aud Nauscmoud rivers must lie prepaid
istsi cAist'f;'N .,aEisi0.-.scr-
Norfolk Cor Washington. y. G. Monaavs A. . ~. IN.
lhdays at a. ~. cSsr Ing freight for waslIngton
aud poinl' on tne Tar, fm'so I'd parnl.cc rivers.
iieigh' Tor -Ncwoern, \, G., rsceiycd =. n AID
ficishi -tecivrd daily, ezy;p; Sunday ,s4.il p.
Il
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Roted himself to tho works of the inn
hgination 1t will interest those war
riors throughout the country who have
been denouncing his lack Of martial
experience to know that the colonel is
hotea as an author of war stories which
have from timu to time been printed in
fhe magazines. Whip and Spur" is
popular book OF his, worl, of the inn
ngination, of which the material was
supplied by his war experience as
colonel in the Missouri cavalry during
ahc rebellion. indeed. the frontispiorc
SO this volume shows the colonel in full
military uniform ard locking II must
bc acknowledged, every inch soldier.
AS for the, literary men of the me-
&ropois, they know him very we'll. He
ds a member Of both the Century and
4ho Authors club. He is a frequent
visitor to the latter, and attends the
fortpighuy meetings with regularity
and enthusiasm. There are very few
shings' connected with recent American
literary movements that the colonel
5las not at his fingers ends. As for the
colonePs own literary pcrforma noes an
sdea of how he writes may be CLEANED
from the following extract. 1t is the
introduction to one of the best of his
war storics-"W ettstein:"
ut il aplensant thing TO be colonel
OF cavalry in active field service" &c.
A. r. mon may wonder how the colonel
knows this) 'Therc are circumstances
of authority and responsibility that
fan the Intent spark OF barbarism.
which, however dull, glows in all our
breasts, and which generations of re-
publican civilization have been power
less to qnench. We may not have con
fcssed Il, even to ourselves, but in
looking back to tho years of war. we
snust recognize many things that pat
red our vanity greatly on the back
things SO different from all the dull
fouGnc of equality and fraternity of
homo that those four years seem to
belong 10 drcnmland, over which tho
haze OF the life before them and of the
life after them draws misty veil
Equality and fraternity! y pretty sen
Enent, yes, and full of sensible and
kindly regard for all mankind, and full
of hope for the men who are to come
after us"
II may DO noted, too, that the quail
fication of his original utterance which
Col. Warning made has haI Il soothing
effect Many military men, indeed,
deem il an apology although some
truculent old soldiers consider ii an
aggravatian of tho oficnsc, since they
declare it makes them ont needy tramps
Iloating over the money bags OF the
well to DO and awaiting Il chance to
make off with them
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rcconciled warriug factions ind united
discordant elements. Even when but
ordained year this eminent priest
was looked upon US future light of
the church, and now it is recalled that
every priest during Loo's pontiiicutc re-
cciving the houors recently bestowed
upon Father Cotton has ultimately be-
come a cardinal. The Aztec trophy in
the vatican, sent by Father Oriedo as
an allcgory Of the condition Of the
church III America, has thus 4 new au-
plication. The pontiff himself looks
upon Ill differences in this country as
settled
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leave shippers compress wharf Norfolk, daily,
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FOR phnvile and All iu'c i,diate stations ar
irving W Dau,illc a, 5.2jr T.. %. "
Leave Norfolk, 5:2up. III.
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For l.9UTenreviilc aud Intermediates roiuts ar
riyinf i.ewisnccsi;'c atap. ~.
Leave IIwrcnCcvillc daily except sunday at q
a m, arriving at awhile at 10 -. III.
Connection made nj nRnNiil, and Jcilrcss June
ton all points in the Southern Railway system:
ri lcnnisiou function Tor Durham .outh iostnn
aud AL POINTS on the Durham Division of the "
W. X. Il.
Pullman sccrcrs between Dauville, AshevilIo
Atlanta Augusta. Mcmphi, aud New uricaus.
Tickets on sale and bag. uEe che, kcd ri Wakes
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CINS. n. ITA1NES. Siuc'iut,udrni
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CLAREMONr. NEWPORT NEWS aud lanes
ri'er landinss direct by DAY light Virginia Navi-
cation tVinrany'- lie amt Gamer 70 Mao ,..~
leave, Ciyde's Wharf, Norfolk every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY Ut Il. IN touching
Ht Portsmouth, old Point, Newport News going
and returning, arriving nj kchmond about ; D.
m. connecting " Ia ali evening ita,us Fare 10
iiohmond Sl.i0 fare TO Richmond aud rrtur,
80 are TO Richn md second las, 81 Tickets
much chrtl"r tina 10y any other route {" Rich
Atlantic and Danville railroad and NH pnint
via Rchmond. Tickets for sale NJ t ct,t auc.rio.
OF Wake 4 Sou, II brandt and on board sirI,nsr
,es Freight received daily, Sunday excepted TOR
allaboye nanled points.
JAMES W. MCCAERICK.
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Twenty-Tuo Pound BABY.

Kensington claims the biggest infant
in Philadelphia, and probably no
prouder mother has ever given birth to
larger child. Mrs. John kcclcy, of
l749 Germantown avenue, gave birth to
a twenty-five pound babe. 1t was her
second child, the FIRST having been also
unusually large. The mother is but
% years of age and weighs about 200
pounds. The father is % and weighs
about 1870 pounds.
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we are destined. HAP.
il seems to sec him bear off an Amer
lean bride. The young man lost the tip
Of his finger while trying to cut OF the
end of a cigar in machine, which is
a somewhat sorrowful thing to befall q
duke. That, at least, is the way
Laboucherc put it in speech he
made to parliament the other day, al
though it does appear odd that a COM
parativcly triling incidcnt-for tho
dukes finger, Labouchcrc assured the
country. is now all right-should be
made the intellectual masterpiece of n
parliamentary speech.
However, if these Marlboroughs come
here it will be a great thing for the
Newport season, and what with the de
lightful uncertainty hanging over the
prospect OF the appearance Of the prince
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THE FATE OF TIE DOC. tons pending be-
tween her husband and certain the
atrical managers and book publishers
Now that the announcement OF her in
tcntion 10 obtain n divorce is seen to
be premature, attention has been
called 10 the sorry condition OF her
self and children. They are reduced
to absolute beggary, ana yet on this
side OF the Atlantic and in Australia
Wildc's books and plays are selling and
running prodigiousiy. Two of these
productions are copyrighted, yet they
have been pirated unblushingly. a sub
scription has been started in London
To help poor Mrs. Wilde. 1t is well
known that she was devoted to the
melancholy Oscar, and, in truth.
looked upon herself as his protector
She spared him everything in the way
OF 4 nervous shock. and he was to her
almost sensitive plant 1t is recalled
here in New York that much fun was
pokcd Mt him when his pet pug "Di.
vlnity,' was killed. Wilde had three
OF these animals, one being named
distraction" another dreams" and
the third "Diyinity.' Wilde was out
walking with his vito and Divinity.
when bulldog set upon the latter
Wilde shricked aloud and looked as II
ho would faint when the CANNES closed
In mortal combat. but his wife drove
the bulldog of with her parasol The
aesthetic was so overcome at the shock
that lie would do no worl, for scveral
weeks. He wrote long letter t.
Charles Frohman, with whom he had
important engagements, detailing the
circumstances and declaring that he
vas in too wiltcd condition for play
writing
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out organized ARTHUR's TENDENCY.
labor whenever there is great strike
on. This he accomp!ishcs, it is alleged.
through the medium of his organization.
which he usually contrives to bring out
on top. 1t is asserted that he has ten
dency to let the cat out of the bag
whenever any movements are on foot
in the labor world. This tendency is
alleged TO be responsible for numerous
failures of important plans at critical
moments. Another dubious thing, nc
cording to Arthur's accuscrs. is his
wealth. Tie is an extensive property
owuor, an investor in numerous CAPT
talist enterprises and u sympathizcr
with capitalist measures. Stress is
laid upon the fact that he can afford tc
go to Europe i'll fast sailing boat
travelling by FIRST cabin, and now knocks
about the continent in great style
There are likely to be several bad
quarters of an hour for Mr.. Peter NJ
Arthur when he comes back from Paris,
Monte Carlo and the other places in
which, according 70 his detractors, he
is now luxuri.ting.
But Arthur probably has his defense
ready.
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fDd4y except oGuaaN
~. (incnuati amt St Louis Limited dlily
wlih taflCf AZ. ODD Foiut to Clifton Forge and
iu'1Hiah sIeGreiS GOrdonsyillc to Cincinnati aud
~, Lon',. Meals served on dining car ives. OF
No. ., +. /. "; daily, nth Pullman Old Point
TO Hinton AMI Pullman Sleeping Car Gordon>yilic
g. cincinnati ana Louisville Meals served on
Dining Cars Connects al icoyington, Va. Tor Nir-
gina iioi Springs. No. makes local stops east oil
steamer Louise arrives 4, Norfolk, daily, II noon
and ESQ u.
For further Information apply 90
l. 4. BROOKE, Icsstueer Agent,
C Il u Iieke, Office, Grauby street,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN -. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
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archbishop. Indeed, those who pride
themselves on being well informed in
matters of this sort affirm that the
honor of the monsignoratc and ulti-
tnately the succession TO the arch
Sishopric arc in store for him. BE this
as it may, the fact remains that Father
Cotton is one of the coming men in the
american church. lie had done bril-
liant things in the face OF every dis
enlargement. When he took charge OF
St Stephens that famous parish was
hostile to him. The church was in a
very bad financial condition. Now
everything has changed The congre
cation is devoted to him The church
IS fourishing temporarily and spirit
rally.
In everything else connected with
Catholic affairs he has been equally
successful The archdiocese, thanks to
him, has been enabled to meet the
hard times most effectively The poor
have been provided for Work has
been found for the unemployed.
Catholic institutions have been enabled
TO enlarge tho scope of their bcned-
Ccncc.
But it was in certain difficult mat
tiers of diplomacy that Father Cotton
has brought upon himself the com
foundations Of the vatican, Lie has
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~ p poily. connects with \. {. l.. train ~ c,r
all point, south ." ''''" -' ''r
~" JOS Oily Ncept sunday. make. close con.
H''i"h 'i hUhrood tor Wa.hiuut0uS q, KIM
Ton, !. illrouth y. G. aud all torn ara
.,h" p"l"iS ~ "st Rock Mount with 4. C.
ira u SO icr ~ points ~5uth o. - T.
=, rim! arritc q N,roiF aof p. M. daily Also
h' l"-oa. ~. dnily. except >uniav.
a, S'tLNg ,h'cA'd ~ 'ompluy Norfnlk whnrf
81 Main sttcci 'h'"''
or i.tcts 10 al points South, Sleeping ear
reservation and genera. niormHtuuu. call On or
hodiesi ! a. NLlIEEAIiE
Passenger Gui Iit..t gent
JANIS /. MAtrfS
General Forwarding 4 GENT.
I. II. EMERSON
g.. SEE Ill. h"''
Ccuci.I .uaycr Nor,olL
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OF ST. Stephen 5,
g u q d @ ~ be-
comes tho most
Interesting cler-
Eynlan in New
York. Rare in
deed is the hon
or which the vat
tcan has paid
him an d the
Catholics are in
Glined to think
1 Ii Il {, notwith-
Standing recent
Gevelopmcnis.h no
will in time be-
come, In effect,
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numerous fash
ionable people in
New York-has
some idea of COM
ing to this coun-
try, at least for
a time. She will
probably remain
u G e IS q NJ e
III O II t h s. Her
idea is to close
certain ncRotin
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ropoiitan streets,
Col. Warning, is
subsiding, t h c
it crary Juror
he has he come
responsible f o T.
is in ere asing.
That the colonel
is an author, =
W g | = X II O " IL
writer OF fiction,
is q fact hereto
fore overlooked
i'll the general
estimate of him.
y = I or years
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vi it Newport
this summer and
bring her II Q W
husband along.
i Ii is announce
incnt is positive
~ made, and in
dicates Il change
in the lady's pro-
gram:nC. II e 7
stepson is likely
to be here at the
same time. and
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lLlDE'S EEGu LAR LINE STEAMSHIPS ron
y PliiLApELPlilA-Oniy direct U-,vs
Until further orders, steamers arc apSHSnI.TT in
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Saturday at \. NJ. and ffom rh.iad-lphia every
tuesday, thursday and SATURDAY.
. Through bills OF lading 10 all points South and
Southwest via :. 4 -, ATLANTIC Coast Line RLd
Virginia ,nd Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES W. MCt'ARtICE
General eoutheTn Agent Norfolk Va.
W. T.. CllI n Co
Agents rhilu,i,tnnIu
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has been the sig
nal Tor u con
ccrted Il ttuck
upon him, ema-
mating from New
y DIRK | a b or
unions. This at
tack has taken
t Ii c form of
charges quietly
made that he
regularly SELLS
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of Wales at that popular resort Is cal
culatcd TO make the coming summer
there very memorable
DAVID WECUsLRR
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VIII Mrs. wilde Conner

Mrs. Oscar Wilde, according to her
American friends-and she is known TO
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An Ecclesiastical star.

Rev. Charles II. Cotton, the priest
Hvho succeeded DR.. McGlynu as pastor
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u oANoiE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co
Commencing TUESDAY, June 25t!,, 1891, ths
every Monday and htisday at S .. IA. for Eaiti.
more, and leave Baltimore, Pier No. ~ Light strsss
M wharf, s.ery tuesday ana Saturday al 5p. "a,
r. wM. RANDALL.
AeispnoAe'' AKahf.
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War Upon II Chief.

The departure OF Chief Arthur Of tho
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM TOWN.
Col Warning as an Author of
Stirring War Books.
q Coming Mau In the Church-Mrs. Oscar
Wilde Comm. Hero TO WAR Upon
Plrates-Tho Visit of the Ouch
of marlborough.
lcopYR1GHr. 1895. !

Now that the purely political excite
@ont over that erratic cleaner of met
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Marlborou2h's Duchess Coming.
Lily. duchess Of Marlborough. wife Of
Lord Iirrcsford. for The present. is 10
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.
NORTH ROUND.

WASHINGTON AMI NORFOLK will ieay 1aIlx es
follows ' 'ea'e uRny Is
NORTH HOUND
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

4, me lnovs schedule gives pnsseny.rs r,o,, IN.
N ~, It iAY over OF two hours and thirty minutes
,i,,rrin' tnhS iclore taking the steamer, thus
~ Nation "h INC NAP'' VI
trip down the historic Potomac River and
hcshcaEe Say on the elegant steamers Of thin
,o,npHiy IS surpassed. The steamers are CO M
n"f",Wc'v new. having been built in 1881 md are
ntcl un IN the most uxuriant manner with
n'.tF'c shts3 cali bells and steam heat in each
a?|'n ne tables 40 supplied with every delicacd
., me season. from tho markets OF Washin ptop INV
N"TipIR tickets on ale at L. & o. tirtet ofiicss
A. =" - onGe at y" J.. Wakes and C. mpany q
For iur;her information amply
Tcl.,,,,.,u ID. J. CALLAHAN,
1919 '''' Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
5 hGy y esfs MRS. WIHSLOW'S

has been used for children while tet,lans-
~ soOthes the child soften tho gums. Al.
iats ali pa II. cures wind chonr. iegq.etes
no stomach AMI bowels, and ~ tho best
remedy fo- ditIrhpA Tweui, ,suf.
bottle sold by al druggists throughout
the world. ..,,.s,, -.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

Rev. DR.. Bobhic, l don't see
you nj Sunday school any more
Bohbic-Nu, sir There isn't anything
more for me to learn.
Rev DR.. Saintly-No more to learn
What can you iucnns
Bobhic Oroudy)-Ive licked every boy
in the class. - Brooklyn Life
The herald., 1895-08-11

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