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TIIE V- UOLINA
, COOK Proprietor,
CHARLOTTE, N. a
woiilr)iha to citll yujr alUutiuu to
rilEy''' IE TLOW. . ,
XnirfptiWe'of lur
I fiifru riitw. Shovel,
Mttlr ;)f!r. thp rout of
xtru
jrubufiikuco of
M-rMallV. .
rdroOK.
idle.
rein
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Vlie lilgheht bl.lUer,
Tl .' . 1 . .1
i:rHACE. Iielonglniito
lMiel Meltae, all lying la the
MifAiflM'jy and contsiiiiitiK alout
v: ttlfiii, anotbemraot of about M
;iiiji!jf the naini '. . ';
imWla are wid to be. among the
timg JauJtt iii Anspn county,
-fills 'of safe yrtiOow'fcfiSHh:
-secured bWfON
uavable lii twelve monUiHJrom
i;lt -interest fiom dafe, purcluirfow
' 11 expinwM for papeia 4c
.,M wlabing InfonnHtion concerning
ihudaeati foaiinuniCHte with either
O.N. Patterso. or W. A. Webster, Esq.,
jaDgum. N. C.
, 6 D. STEW TtT, . ,
Conituisi'toner.
lam, N. C, Nov. '23. 1875. 35-51.
M&LE8 & FdHHlQK,
; fWatchnukerS and Jep!!5
WcAes, ' Clorka, , Jewelry, ,
p x "... s
a
AND PtiATBD(WARB,
oldSpcctacles,gAc. .
'"'"'Ti-:.'-"
MPJtiAViv OF I87 WILL
on Wech,. jy.the 12Ui or Jg
i continue f jity wveeka.
1 (excl06vey '-ashinif llgiit)$73.
.Uon la retjffv 5i6ui80. 21
arges fat? '' ttudies modeiate
atalof!": v , ia particuiam, appiy.
C?rei
rreu
ideut
PretJ
etfiff Uourd of Trustee.
882is-
.0 . . Genrat Cotton, and " .
COXglSSION &RCIIANT8, y
t A'. .J(t, k.
''',ve firm a'nw wim.o pwaseii to aee, us
V!' ;ala l'j tklpsiU, .and will pay
ao hjgk ' . toe for tfft'in. ' ''m-. I
;-jr-oad MifitereaJt, (t mmy day b orders
1 YT.om 'rfperif witk ths b I oi jCkia, t
j ) ;:t5i. ' """vooiru eaa a u , -no i
I. uj 1
' -
i tho nain itmkaii
o'Jjt UfrwaiuU, fir d
I'ltfrae of live yr. .'
V
old
T VOTTB. N. C.
:-'?;V-,i:!'--'''w;r
j n yUv 28-3nios.
' f av' ISL lbYth; pub to ta thia boCrfvVe 'was
, 1 bixr:Mrt'
f "H-'l-J'l U MPHW
TkU kUk f kr, fMt till I m.h
-IUTvt.18
: ,: .... .. - -
. I. IIoJ myconaradM, mo tho lft)fcl
Wlnglnthky
2MoforcfinnU uow pnttrtog,
3UojrU Might
CAna.-'IIftU t)it fort, for I ana oomlof'
JMUValKDrtU Mill,
Wr tl aniwtr back U IImvoo,
" Thjr xs w wilt.'.' ,
t. Peo tho trlghty huot Jvnolug,
'tan lAlin( oiii
lllifhty moil armiud u falling','
i.Fm llm slnrlniii Unntr vivlnr. .
Jir tho Uiiilt bUtvr. , ,
lu-, VWIff'i itmi wo'tl triumph 1
OtYtrjr loo. CAo. - ,
f f"lr iod loni( tit battlo ragea, '
v'!ut our liolp la near :
Vard comva our (J if at Commander,
V. r. mv Liimrarira. ehoar Cho.
Tba TlJ'Nttomatar Mao.
Ilewas a way-iriTriao from th E4it,
ad lie bad thiijr seveo t.ieriNometer i a
liukct od liia arm. After sutnling on the
Irret rmaers for two or threti hour
out nmking aaltf he rtaried fr the east
ern part of tho ril jr. Imping do better
nuiouir tho private houses. lie scrutul to
gaiu coiifidfuce from' t lie cli erful lxk of
the ilwclliiifi, ami te lxre hiinM f lika a
ker at lie aKeiidod llie tt-p aul pullrd
"Noiliiujf for tbo por,n suiJ ths laily
as she npMiJ the lor. -
' M I am not tolii itiiig for the poor I am
selling thernionictert La rt-plietl iu a
ha I ii y voice. ' " " '."
"lm't want, any bought cur etock in
the fH,"' she aaM, ilrtwing iu lu-r heail. 1
, I said tin riiinrtieteis, luiuJum,": lie calf
d in despairing voiue. ;. 1 ", i
' "I kuow it; but Wve got all tho r ge
lable wo -can uU. ci I led back, and
the door struck Lis toe. ,...''. .' ,
' Going iuto the vi'ooif ou the vomer the
niao addressed the proprietor with a sweet
smile, asking: i. i . i '(
" Would you lik thermometer to-
By do pushel T Inquired tho saloonlst
No thermometer .littl intru;
ment lor telling you 'when it is cold oi
warm." ' '
"Acy iDUsic-lox in it?" Inquired th
saljonisU
No ; it records the weather."
"What wedder?'! '
" Why, the weather wo have every day
in tho year. , When it is warm this little
bulb ruus up; wlwa it is cold it stuks
down' . J '
.ymJxI.Yhen it ish worm 1 dakes my
nnt nff" : irl!rt?rs3f -Jtj T more goal
in iler stoaf. Go .uiidiTr,ttvoiue
schmall poy as kuows ooddingsl" '
The thermometer man entered ft carpet
weaver's, and a bow-backed niaa nodded
kindly and cordially welcomed him.
Accurate thermomefers for only twenty-five'
cenW," said the peddler as h held
ne VP
"New thing?" aM the weaver, as. he
took oue iu hi hand.
" We have had thermometers for many
yean. People have com to consider then
a household necessity.'1 ' :
" Zero? Zero? Who was Zaro?" asked
the weaver, reading the word behind the
glass. -. . ' ": ;
Tho thermometer man explainer?, iihd
the weaver, nfter tryiug tfi get hii thumb
nail under the glass, asked : , . u
Where doe- the blamed thing open ?"
"Thermouieters" are not meant to open,
Uiy lriend," whs the reply. :
"Well, I don't want u "therinonieter
hroimd hi that won'p open I'' growl I the
weaver. ' " I tuU,'tit it was a uyv kind !
stovtt I uinlle bfu you ' came in, or 1
.hoiildn't have .oked at it I" - aw
V The thermotiietijr umii next trie r
liwelling-house. t In answer bis ling the
door was iiisiantly ai d swiftly-opened by
a rd ficed VoHiUU, wlio hit-him with a
ilub and crwd out? , t: t '
. " I'll Uarii yu, you jrouug villain I' '
Shd apoloeiieil ud explained that sev-
V
1 k.-
Jeral b'ld boy. bad been '-'ringing the door
bell, ami be forgave he ajid said;
'I kave some accurate aild boadsoxue
thermometer here. W-uld you M
- - . Wo never havj IihsIi fir breakfast,"
she interrupted. ""My liusbaiid dtUsts
hash, and so I don't wanVlo buy."
. "f Hash I A thermometer ha nothing to
do with hash!" be exclaimed. ,
Well, I cau't help that," he replied,
slowly elosuig tu. uoor. ' -- no Havon I
i ' - TT fVl I
any lamp, to menu. you uou.uu.(
trck mud oa the steps that way.'
. 'n (V
r "i ii li j j. i ) . 1 1
i, and when he jrter
' " ' !
to Lim, halted Lik
fnu(b asked t ,
M Can I oell you a
l accurals thermic
Ur to-day r
"A wbatr
M A 1 1. .. -
T
tberroomeSr
WJ.at do I want with
tf claimed tho portly matt '
raisiujKs
. . .
voic a pej. '
- Why, to 'net tho weather.
"You biased Miotl Do you i.
ppfl
run tb weather T' roared th fa
gmwir. purpl tu th fac.
t in,
" Out you want to kuww when it's fa '
n.l.l ilmi't van f '
. ft
"Am I such an M f.K,I that I W
know wbu It's summer and wbea It's r.lav
ter? Surleaed th fat man,
- Wall kuow. of courae.- rep!id UH
stranger, " but every , re p table faaillf
.u- r--.ti.
fat a tacrmonieter now-a-day.' ,
"Ti.ey have, tb I I never bad oue, ncr 1
wobhlu't bar one, and da you dar U
in that I ain't rejecUb!e I ' screamed
prtly. .......
" 1 didu't nieaii-r " . :
" Yi, yoo did, aud you've mad m nit
lb car. and I'll ran you I"
Tb thtrniointler uiau wailed acro A
mud iy atr.el and maU hi tic pa, aud
dunk last ugWt was bavkfl up agaiusU
Sililics', Monument, bis ba.ket bi-twfiJ
his feet, aud was liulinj tndiy atf lii
ihick on lb C-iiy Hall tower.- Uttrvit
fret, Frttt.
1'rvm.tbe Kansas City (M 0 Journal,
, . 8old.i- Btoiy,, j . .1
. It a in the lyinterof. I860, 1urU
y bvfuro tho collapso if tho rubcllVni,
that Gen. Slinlor, cominundirr at'Pe
Vult'a Bluff, Ark:, ieiit u dctiiclmunt
of cavalry v into tho Cacho .river
country to rnttrrccpt aomo tontrubnnd
poHl 'ihnt'wcrp "being anuifjrlod
throph il line to the enemy. Tliat
country wan un almost wildorncst of
waniu and forest of cyproM and
gum.tccwB nt that time, and was the
Ivoutlt X3 ui)poftea to chaoso a. hom(vJLjftfliV5edTt. - IivMielicitotnent
Tlrtre wcrejaccRsional ppot,irowvQC,
of a fenj. hundred acres cuchi3i
hifjhcf'uiaTi tho surrounding country,
that by.Tnutli expense bud been con
verted into handsome and valuablo es
tates, with largo and. pretentious reiW
donees for tho wealthy owners, who,
though isolated, front tho bufy world,
were content-to' forego somo of its
pleasures for the peace and quiet af
forded. ' Once ccach year, whou tho
cotton was ready for shipment, nnd
tho Iir.:Ie river was swollen by tho
wdnUr rains, a ooumcr would cotno
np to tho plantatimis and take tho sea
son's product and tho planter's family
to New Orleans, whero tho' cotton
would bo ' disposed of and a year's
supplies' piirohased. Then, after u frw
weeks spent in tho society of tho met
ropolis, ihey would bo carried safely
back to the landing at home. Thus tho
years were spent, until tho children,
who had been under instructors at
home, were far enough advanced to bo
Bent abroad to finish their education.
It was at op of theso plantations that
the squi.dton of cavalry wus Utsmouqt
ed'ab mt daylight, with instructions
to surround tho houso and allow i
one to oscapo. Tho Lieutenant then
directed a Sergeant and six men to go
ihroiigh.th- hoiiae and seize any gonds
that might Lo emi rabuud of war. Tlio
detail wits mudo aud tlio men pro
ceeded to their duty. . Entering tho
house, the Sergeant made' the inmates'
acquiuted with the nature of his or-
rand, und assured them that n'l. prt
v to ' ' propTlpSfcCSiiiW repoetei
When the party use-ended tho stair'
leading to the second story 0110 of jthv
men, 11 Prussian, who had lauded jn
this .country just in tirno to enlist," re
mained below and passed into tho par
lor. Perhaps tho singlo occupant of
tlio room, a.' beautiful girlj . may
liavo uttracteil him and poriiaps ho
didn't just like . this unceremonious
stylo of. runsHckiiig a goutlcmnn's
iiouse," Kir jltv n war. . At any rato
tho squad got along without him, and
came' down ' i-rcseutly, and continued
their search. All tho rooms had boon
- . ..
visit!" ocobt oho, and into thia went
. fl
party , young lady and all.
jlilvi" W ,uul mijjw iiuiim luviu, 1
of.tho aame pattern- and entirely I
here were four large trunks there,
A
j 1 Jier
wli n th
)oun liuly eskctl t!.e privilco of
oponinj ami displaying t' content
of iliem herself. Tlio rcqnest wn
granted, but each Mart scanned tlio
article a thej wero takoii out, ex
pecting tlio lonJcoked for bolt of
Oitifixlcrata cloth Vi-ould to brought
loJiglit. Tliey were disappointed.
bow-ever; tliero wo imthlng but what
wa )rJntfWlntcnJcl fir tho hints.
hold, and 'tho last trunk lud becu
eniit(enf (fa rmtenta liot quit, fir
tliSiTL'fnfit'Ni' ''cid that tho drawer
in iIhJ il l had not btoit opened, od
a.li'd tJ.eirl aticntmn to it, Wttli
1 1 "
'U!1 trcnioNr Her tolco, aho re
plic
:. I ii,.
1 that tlioro waf JH'thli'igthoro but
0 propeny, and eiitf did not wlh
1 ..t-i. I T1 1 ' - . t I I Ml 1 til A A f
N
,jirVf tlio; mn, vho't;athorod
Jrolt';i,c,, th creutit'ag.nio d
lUnil. l tlV-thf .Inarch bo miida
feitll. tho gir wi. kneeling' by th I
trunk Vuh; K' JaiiJi ; rwatniu; on tno
'id, ' jniidi'jio'iTiVTftfncnt,' tut lookctl
iinVh'r'ui-ry into tV face of tho
(iiorv SI'O wa ViAHliful crcilturo,
m-arely ovVntcen: ylt with all tho
arueo and bearing of anuecrnpiialird
lady, pvfuro tho- 8tTiiit,tviuld re
peut tho irdor, or oxculo'H Wmwlf,
tho PiUMiui, will touch' of tho hat,
and jwdito biv ti hti auperiyr offi
cer," ftuWI i "V " the lady giyca fttcr
word'uf Uonor'that thero ja nothi.ng
wo V-ckiou ahouhl to atibfieiL,i
j . . . .'. a .1 o. r
VrU of honor v repcatca tno Der
ie'vant coirtcnii'ituouilyatonor among
reiiel, indeed !" ! . ; ' .
.Ticro waa a frco fiht in an iwdftnt,
rintho Tnnnitttt dealt him a terrib'o
bTiw in the fact', which taggercd him
ditudc urnoupf hrt coniriidt' who toojc
nifTo' evenly f"r Hd iiguinat tho
"Dutchihuli,-" '.leaving Ifc-v unecttain
new. Tho nj.!cK)ii cT t
were aroused tUI nioro
" I I
WWfifft ltktii(
"ft'
jjhVcdl th6'. trunk wu foriH
ten, "ana mo iiarty etr 1110 rtonia
utid reau mod their mureh.- WJion tho
war vrs o'er the troopa Avcro disband-
rrrmf I
M.
ed -at til Louts,' and tho PriisnruH .vaMv.trict Coort euv him k vcreo for , th
hst eigrtt of for several years, until
tho 'railroad from Memphis to Little
1 . : 1 . a a . 1 - . 1. : . a.. . a a 1
Hock was romeo, when ho turned np
as civil engineer, and ossistcd-itt loca
ting tho route. His jianio was fro
quently mentioned in tho paper at
that timo, but when the road was fin
ished he disappeared again, and I saw
nor heard nothiii moroNif him unul
tho other day, I hiet a'.huly and a gen
tleman in tho ears, whoso faces seem
ed lamiliar, and who. proved jo bo my
Prussian conirado and his "wife, tho
planter's daughter, whom ho protect
ed iu tho war. Then followed a long
story of how tho railroad was located
across the plantation, and how thoy
met again -a lease of lovo at first
sight -and . were married, ami had
mudo a tour of the lakes, and revisited
tho seminary at Cincinnati, .where she
was educated, uud were on their way
to California. , .
"Well," said I, 'you haven't told
mo what was in that trunk." . ;
"It was a pitcher full of gold nnd
silver ooini" said tho happy Dutch
man, " but I didn't know it till I was
married." ; s 't v
. ' ' ,v ' : ; ; f
1 11 11
i j A Jok on Eanry Clay.
, Tho Carlislo (Kentucky) Mercury
has this storv. : '' A' relative of Gov.
Metcalfe has furnished us with tho
fdlowing incident, which s will iilns
trato tho manner Old 8tonehammer'
had of nhivinff i ractical jokes. Somo
timo , beforo tho introduction of rail
r.wuls Gov. Motcalfo roproson'ed in
C.nre8s it district f which Nicholas
fixity was a pa.t. Mr. Clay was Sec
retary tf State tinder President Quin-
cy Adams.' ; It wu 1 tho custom to
make the trips to tho national cnjtal
in private conveyanc-o. ' I
'.V'It;.wn'in the days of Mr. Clay's
greatest p'opitl iriiy that tho two dis
tinguished politicians agreed to travel
to Washingtoii in Gv. Metcalfe's car
riage, and, all tho arrangements per
foctoil, they started together from' tho
latter' l-Vest lietreat homo In this
county. - Whilo passing through, the
Stato of I'ennHylvauia Mr. Clay told j
Gov. Metca fo that ho had received in
i!..,i'..h. ti.ut Su n fifFtntii town thev
lliimui'ii' " " - rf
.....M..,.nr..uol,ii,wl,flonldbo honored
with 'aii ovation t.y tho citizeus thoy
tviui nil OVUlKMl iy vuu niimui n.vj
liko Oiousautbi of hia fellow-country
men, loved him, lut had never seen
him. Jut beforo con.if t town
Gov. Metcalfe, who had !l fi!r
tccn driving, eorosted t 1'r. Cy
that ho tnko th lines and !.;. i 1 j
himself wm tire?.
"Mr. Clay rt.-.'c rt V1
npon tho Governor Uk t!.o 1
in tho cirriap;. Th honon '
man drovo tho team locces
town, and they wcro met ! 1 1
concourse of people. 'G . . j
alight from tho caTis''. 1 U'u
naked whether ho wus r. C!.iy, sn
awcrcd yea, that ho ws r' 1 t r.u.t
them. At tlit) tho crow.l f !r!y hoiet
ed him upon their hotiU..-r nnd tri
umphantly aturtcd witSi hint to tho
r.laco of reception. JK)kin buck at
Mr. Clay, whoatill at in tho rarringo,
nmewhat nonplused, t!.a Governor
criclr, Driver, tak t' 'jhonctto
the stab.'e And feed them."
U6fUl oa C
V. Y.J.ur:l of C
m rc.
, Tb following CjUCwM1
1 wi.l iniertsi
I- .1 .O .L
wher this topi bas I
1 much d'ueussed;
' C0500RD, N, C, Poc, 21, 5.87-1
" AsJUor ff A Jeum CommmJ t
'A. ter la your " Jl plie aud Dcc'
ri"r&'Lh uiiiy rrr''1
A irnerv'"-u - 1' ''a
iien
tfiortgne to a luercl
- I t.i bis gruwinir
h fpjnr fiirnihed.
, t,, malurrd cotton
'i. j( growinjerop.
a soiethfi! j tu t in
i..v-rcl.at tak snid
t purchnvr? Will
lull in Uuitoijrute
Iiuiii.iu or MiHis
i iti's-e o .-owing
! .! led it did not tioa
miradTantat: to hav'f
rrop of rot ton, tt!..
Th mortgage clal
a hit by reason of m
Can th farmer mor
exislertre? Can 1
out too from an '
vou giv a.
feu?rtni Court, i
sippi, conce.rtiiog 1
crops ? IK it "t '
th matured crop?.
' It will h much ti
uyour. valued opinnm j iib'ieliej. t '
truly
r. & u
Jieph . -Th c t stated appears to
te
completely t-t; 1 by lb decision of the
Tuited State .. jprem Ctflirt la th case
ofiuttv. Elleit, 19 Wall. 224, beiog so
appeal from the U. fi. DiVUt (iwrf fr
the Lflstrt'" ,f Louisiana. .One f'-rseold
ietkiilf ' .:i. to CW'P "" G.niham ex-
1867,. ti e eri'ps to be ron tk'J yeir
Eilett . i tdlfd to th iil'IH or bA'in as
I imlzmeiii-credor; blit Gnvfaia, notalth
r i . 1 . . . ( rl. - . ...
Siailullig I lie inorigngr, aunr l"" vn'jJi iu
Butt A Co. to repary advanc;. ElUtt ao
cnrdiugly fileii agiinet ha' ") Co and tb
fyalueof the cros. Tho Bnprem CourL
1 . rn . - m & i 1 a .
affirmed the decree. Mr. Justice Swaue de
livering the opinioD, ' aud saying. " ih
oiortgago clause "'juld' nt op
erate as mortgage, because w crops to
bTch it relate were not then la existeue.
: , When th cror grew the lien atfacr.ld
and bsund them effectually from tbattifips."
Maxim for a Young Man, ,
, Kevsrb idle. If your bands p&Qoot
b usefully employed attend to the cultiva
tion of your Blind., y . : . , ; :
Alway tpeak the truth. , ' '
Keep good company or oon. t ' .
Make lew promises.
' Live up to your engagement.
Keep your owu secret if you hav any,
When you apeak to a perou lok him fu
tb face. ' .
GiHid company anil good converaatioa
are the' vtrr. tiuews of virtu. . r i
. Good charade is abev all things els.
, Never listen U, loos ur idlo conversa
tion. ; :.; ,
. , Your character cannot b essentially in
lured except bv your owu acts. . -'
. II any one speaxs evil 01 you let your me
be so virtuous that none will believe Aim.
.. 1 ! i- r.. :e.
Drink noiutoxlcatinir Imuor.
Eer live, misfortunes excepted, within
your income. ' - ''''-- . '
Wheu you retho to be,d think over rt
you have doo during the day. rff
Never pak lightly of religio - ";
Make uu hast to be rich.s ifj ou srould
prosper. 7 s , ; ' ,
, Small and stoady gains.' compeUncy
with tranquility of inio ;' , ,
Never )ay at any k Jifl of game.
Avoid temptntioil -through fear that you
may not witbiuaud it. W ' '
Earn your mouey befor you spend it.
Never run in debt unless you see a way
to get out again. - ' ; ' --
Revel borrow if yoa cau possibly avoid
it..-.- vi"';;-- '- - I: t. !: H; lv,-
B jut before you ar generous.
Keep yourself luuweut ifyoa would be
happy. " v ''.'.' . ' . ', . -feave
when you are youog, to ineud wh'en
you are old. ' ' 'v V "''.-.''
Never think that which you do for t
ligiou is time or money m it spent. "
- Keadsoiue portion ot L Bible every
dayJ Cwnteli for JAfi. J
The Pi esii .t bas ordered Dr. Liudeman
gum rintenOeut of th United States mint,
to coin appropriate medals of the canqon
captured in the Mexican war for th pur
pose of presenting on to each of the TtL
erans of the Mexican war who shall attend
the tjcntenrUt re'ehraiioc at Philadelphia.
. , -
U The Bou l'ort ay ibut the salutation
most common in u Levi now-a-days is:
i - -
-Uft to you beea indicted yet?
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th truth of th above.
vande. 1 ,'.
per gives this account
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recently took place i
:;-y,lhati
young lady tt tlu' 1 wr.-ie ayoeuj ma -oC'intw'1".
: a county.that a!.ala.p.
beard hfra hi-' 7 fiokeo of, au l ii" l esa
fit to Df I" a visit, and cou.d sun.' j
atisfactor ia-j.inalion,that the would
wardbiui ih her In art and baud. I'
cepted t' ; preposition and surti-d at
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10. i ' our. ii mm .
Mon.' wasaapected and received,' j '
the ( upl wsre married th next day,-,, )j b
lis CooldVtTeli.IIkk. raasiojr bl
commission bouse oft : Mkh'tgan grand a,r- :K
nue yesterday a lady had her alteution wavu..
tratted to a saddle of vecisoo hanginJ co;
side th door, and the stopped T,.Pr.' if, "
th prica. th dealer Informed L f
ed: , ," t r,.
u It Is delicious meat, madam." .Uutj
"Yes, I have heard people say tt w. ity a
1 dou't hardly know. Are you sur s
was a corn-fed deer?" ... i e t'
Th dealer couidu't tak hi oath ou
and ther for didu't. effect a sale ' V t 0i
' v Detroit Free Prest,
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1'iRE Phactice. Ther iassid to',
disciplinarian at Ipswich, Ma?sacbu
who li bound not to b burned ahvrs
lives 1 1 a house .with only on rair-To-aud
every Tuesday night, accorda!J;",.''"
cut pnper, at twelve o clock, he ency ,.
a k l.K.K Ki. iviflk .iwl Ki! Iron lV J
rise and drets. lie then takes out a in
sanh, puts a rope around his w ife and h
ber to tb grouuu, and u.tii ti.row
her arms on child at ft tine. I! 3 5
fuaiture into the street and r
fdace of safety. The- whole tin"
ess than fifteen minutes, c- ' J 1
do it iu teu.
Yes women are unreal"
may have remarked that '
sits down ia a new e
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where a 1 'Abor'. ' ' ' . '
posited t u(wi,',','!";;
00 about it i" Eua "
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lar'swoit'
. . You haven't crfned y0ur r r du
the whole session, said an li. l-t.)ft;
low-member. "I yawned tbrou-U tie v .
of your speech." . '
A fod ina high'tat 1 is
th top of a hih rau ' v,,
-t'Verjl
appears small to liim,noa
to every Douy.
A young widow in le C
ed after her bublau l's T
with ft Soft, quiet t:.'.-, ".
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