Ashland tidings., September 26, 1879, Image 1

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ASHLAND^ OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1879
NO. 16
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DR. J. H. CHITWOOD,
OREGON.
OFFICE At the Ashland Dru; Store.
JAMES R. NEIL,
A T T q R N E Y - A T - L A W ,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
J. W. HAMAKAR,
PUBLIC,
N O T A R Y
Linkvllle, Lake Co., Oregon.
OFFICE In Post Office building. Special attention
iron to conveyancing.
M. L. M’CALL,
SURVEYOR dr CIVIL ENGINEER,
Ashland, Oregon.
Is prejarod to do any work in his line on short notlco.
DR. W. B. ROYAL,
Has permanently located in Ashland.
Will give his undivided attention to the practice of
medicine. Has had fifteen years' exjierience In
Oregon. Office at his residence, on Main street,
opposite the M. E. Church.
DR. WILL JACKSON,
DENTIST.
;
Jacksonville,
:
Main Street, Ashland.
NEW DEPARTURE.
I
The undersigned from and after April
ISth, propose to sell only for
CASH TN HAND
Or approved produce delivered-—except
when by special agreement—a short
and limited credit mav be given.
They have commenced receiving their
New Spring Stock, and that every
day]will witness additions to
the largest stock of
General Merchandise!
Ever brought to this market. They de­
sire to say to every reader of
this paper, that if
PRO FESSION Al
ASHLAND,
MORRIS BAUM.
J. M. McCall & Co
every Vr-khiy,
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m ’ call .
Standard Goods!
Sold at the Lowest Market Prices, will
do it, they propose to do the largest
business this spring and summer
ever done by them in the
last five years, and
they can j>osi-
tively make
it to the
advantage
of every one to
call upon them in
Ashland and test the truth
of their assertions. They will
spare no pains to maintain, more
fully than ever, the reputation of their
House, as the acknowledged
HEADQUARTERS!
For Staple and Fancy Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Millinery, Dress
Goods,Crockery,Glass and
Tin Ware, Shawls,
W rapperSjCloak j ,
And, in fact, every tiring required for the
trade of Southern and South­
eastern Oregon.
A full assortment of
:
Oregon.
IRON AND STEEL
For Blacksmiths’ and General use.
Will visit Ashland in May and November,
and Kerbyville the fourth Monday in Octo­
ber, each year.
Ashland, Sept. 15, 1878.
A Full Line of
THE
ASHLAND MUXS I
Ashland Woolen Goods!
Flannels, Blankets, Cassimeres, Doeskins,
Clothing, always on baud and
for sale at lowest prices.
The highest market price? paid for
\Ve will continue to purchase wheat
—A T—
Wheat, Oats, Barley, Bacon, Lard.
Come Onr* and All.
Highest Market Brice,
77ie
J. M. MM ALL A CO,
And will deliver
Flour, Feed, Etc.,
Anywhere in town,
ATMII.L PIIIC’TZSL
!
Wajnor A Anderson.
ASHLAND
Livery, Sale&Feod
STABLES,
Main Street,
:
:
JACOB WAGNER,
E. K. ANDERSON.
JAMES THORNTON,
W. n. ATKINSON,
THE
ASHLAND
WO OLEN
MANUFAC’G
CO.,
ARE NOW MAKING FROM
Ashland.
1 have constantly on hand the very best
SADDLE IIORNEM,
BlGUltat AMD ('TBBIAOF.8,
And can furnish my customers with a
tiptop turnout at any time.
The Very Best
NATIVE WOOL!
BLANKETS,
HO Ji SES BOARDED
On reasonable terms, and given the best
attention. Horses bought and sold
and satisfaction guaranteed in
all my transactions.
FLANNELS,
CASSI MERES,
DOESKINS,
AND HOSIERY.
fl. F. PHILLIPA.
E X
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I
ASHLAND
4 MMARBLEM >
WORKS.
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I
J. II. B IRSELI. Proprietor.
Having again settled in this place
and turned my entire attention to
the Marble Business, I am pro­
pared to fill all orders with neat
ness and dispatch. Monuments,
Tablets, and Headstones, executed
C^"in any description of marble.
£§TSpecial attention paid to or-
(£f*ders from all parts of Southern
regon. Prices reasonable.
Í0ÜR patrons !
OLD AND NEW,
Are invited to send iu their orders am
are assured tliat they
SHall Receive Prompt Attention
At Prices that Defy Competition.
ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS.
Address:
A, JI. Russell,
.Ashland, Oregon.
W/ H. Atkinson,
The Summer term brought Adelina tirely driven from your recollection all
The Lovable Woman.
Winter in South Africa.
I again to the old red school house, but so
the old school faces 1”
The sunlight sleeping on the hills
»•hanged outwards tliat we hardly knew
Her voice dropped to its old, sweet,
The man who meets and loves the
In drowsy splendor dreams away
For the last few days up there, how­
her
for
tho
somber
“
blackbird
”
of
the
clear,
winning
cadence,
thrilling
my
woman
of twenty five is truly fortunate,
The long slow hoars as if it felt
ever, the col<l had been unendurable;
previous
Winter.
She
fluttered
in
one
whole
being
with
delight.
and
she
is equally fortunate in meeting
The rapture of a perfect day.
snow had even fallen, and had withstood
morning dressed in white, with sash and
“Adelina !”
'the mountain stretch, broad waving line
the melting powers of the eui » for two and loving him, says a writer in a femi­
shoulder-knots of cherry ribbons—the
I caught her hand, and befoie 1 knew or three days, imparting to the hills nine journal. At that age she seldom
Of purple light along the sky,
While at their feet rich shadows veiled.
loveliest creature 1 ever saw.
what I was doing had carried it to my quite horn» like effects, which we never deceives herself and is seldom deceived.
Serene and fair the shadows lie.
At noon she fam« to in«* an I slid, very lips and kissed it.
expected to see in South Africa But She may not have, she is not likely to
«
“Excuse me,” I stammered; “but I— refreshing as it was to be able to fancy have then, her first sentimental expe­
gravely :
There comes to us the hum of bees;
A bird flits by on startled wing,
“After to-day I am not coining any am so glad to see you, and you seem just ourselves for a moment in England, the rience; but such experience at such an
And through dim arches in the woods
the same little gill I kissed here years illusion unluckily did not carry us so age is more than sentimental, and rarely
more.
”
(Vo hear the swaying breezes siug.
ago—not a bit taller; not a bit older— far as to make us imagine ourselves in­ ever fleeting. She looks back at the
“Why 1”
With rippliug laugh and silvery sheen.
only Adelina, always lovely and always side substantial walls, and sitting in youths she imagined she was enamored
“
I
am
going
to
the
city
to
live;
but
Through cool, green haunts of moss mal
you wore kind to me the first day 1 came, loved.”
fern,
front of a glowing fire, with a good of between sixteen and eighteen, or even
and 1 tell you for that reason, and be-
Tue brook betrays its hiding placo,
Then 1 told her all about myself, how sheet of plate-glass instead of a thin twenty-two, and they are worse than
And clearer grows at every turn.
cause you didn’t miml untying my hood properous 1 was, and the strange man­ canvas between us and the cold. And indifferent or repellent to her—they are
for me.”
ner iu which I had been brought to the I it is marvelous how unexhilarating is ridiculous; and in some sort she, as she
The wild rose lifts its blushing face
I felt her going*«») keenly that I could notice of my kind employer. When I even the most bracing cold, when then was, is ridiculous to herself. She
Above the wayside glasses low,
While pale wood lilies in the 8hade
not study, try as 1 would, and in con- had finished she merely said, in her sim­ it has to l»c encountered in a cannot but think what she has escaped;
Their snow-white bells swing to and fro.
sfquence my grammar lesson was a de­ ple way :
tent like a sieve, with the moon and she cannot but be grateful to her destiny
O, golden Summer afternoon,
cided failure. I went home from school
“I know it.”
stars beautifully visible overhead, and that her sympathies and affections have
We rest content; we ask no more
ler way that day, taking care that the
“
You
appear
to
know
everything.
Do
through which the wind sweeps as it list- been reserved for a worthy object and a
Only to hear the wind repeat
other
scholars
should
not
suspect
111V you know Mr. Maxwell !”
cth, rufiling your hair as you lie in bed. higher end. At twenty-five, if ever, a
The self-same story o’er and o’er.
motives.
“He is my father.”
It is distinctly not amusing, but, on the a woman knows and estimates herself.
Only to breathe the fragrant air,
When
1
came
in
sight
of
her
she
was
“
And
my
nnknown
friend
—
”
contrary, to the last degree dreadful and She is less liable to emotional or mental
To watch the lights and shadows play,
standing
motionless
by
the
roadside,
at
­
“Adelina.”
To quaff the nectar that the sun
depressing, to have to lie in bed to mistakes; she is far surer of her futuie,
tentively
watching
a
yellow-jacket
buzz
­
In brimming beakers pours to-day.
I staggered back, in my soul ashamed get warm, and finding that fail, to have because she feels that her fate is, to a
ing for sweets in the downy heart of a that 1 should owe every good in life— to get up to avoid being frozen ; to have certain extent, within her own hands.
It is enough to be, to feel
white Canada thistle.
everything—to a woman who owed me to sit in a tent like a wet rag, with all Not only is she lovelier and more love­
The tranquil mood of field and wood,
l’o know God’s blessing everywhere
Years after, when miles and miles nothing but the poor favor of once hav­ your clothes as wet as if (in laundry able, broader and stronger than she has
Hath made so much that’s fair and good. away from that spot, I could shut my ing untied for her a wretched black and
parlance) they had been damped for been, but her wedded happiness and
eyes of a hazy October afternoon, with a whito worsted hood.
ironing, with the utter impossibility of powers of endurance are in a manner
Adelina
1 turned away, cut to the heart, but drying them staring you in the face. It guaranteed.
ive o’clock sun dipping toward the tree-
tops, and seo a little gill, lovely as the she put out a detaining hand.
is not inspiriting to know that nothing
A Valuable Work.
It was the day after New Year's—a -»lush of the sunset, gazing pensively at
“Don’t go, Mr. Durand—that is, don’t except the suspension of the ordinary
cold, clear Tuesday morning—that I dis­ a bee upon a common roadside flower.
go feeling hurt; for it would make me laws of cause and effect can save you
The State Department has ¡»repared
consolately wended my way to school,
“Did it sting you!” I asked, assuming very unhappy if you were to go away from an attack of ague or rheumatic for publication and will have ready for
wishing that holidays came oftener and a very sympathetic air.
angry with me.”
fever ; to h ive your chair, your bedstead, distribution ere long, the reports of the
staid longer, and regretting that out of
“
Unhappy
'
What
am
I,
that
a
pain
anything
that unexpectedly touches the United States Consuls on the condition
“No; bees never sting me, and J’ve
fifty two there was only one of uninter­ watched them dance on the thistle heads to me should render you unhappy!’ 1 an­ tent, turned straightway into a channel of labor in the several countries of
rupted pleasure.
swered, bitterly.
for the conduction of a miniature water­ Europe, which have been a subject of
all Summer.”
The old red school house stood at the
“1 knew of no other way in which to spout ; to strike your head against the special investigation by these officials by
“I did not know that you loved them.
junction of three roads, and as I raised Most girls are afraid of bees.”
express my gratitude.”
tent, and bring a perfect shower-bath order of Secretary Evarts. These reports,
the little hill just before reaching it, I
“
Gratitude,
for
what
!
”
The
question
upon your clothes, which will have it is said, cover all the phases of the
“Yes; but 1 am not.”
saw, coining from the opposite direction,
She turned from the rank patch of was rudely abrupt, but she took no no­ to dry of their own accord— -when labor question in Europe, namely, the
a little black-clad figure that looked like thistles, and slowly resumed her walk tice of my ungracious speech.
the sun comes one, probably in a rates of wages, the hours of lal>or, the
a moving blot on the unbroken white­ lomeward.
“Gratitude for the kindness given me day or two! to no have lunch, because habits of the working people anil their
ness of the snow-covered landscape.
When we came to the lane whero our long a"0, and which I have missed ever the snow and rain have put the tire out; manner of living, capital and labor,
I never could tell what actuated me laths separated, .she put up her little since we parted here by the roadside.” to make your dinner oil watery stew, strikes, trades, unions, socialism, etc. it
to linger on her movements as I did, but arms to be taken and kissed, before leav­
“ Are you conscious of what it is you ¡»lus any amount of grease; and, more­ appears by the reports that wages in the
from the first, I think I must have ing me,
are
saying, Adelina!”
over, to have to cat the said stew out of United States arc double those of Bel­
she said, “to con.e back no
loved the child, even before I was old more.”
“Perfectly.”
its native stew-pan, because tho state of gium, Denmark, France and England,
enough to rightly understand the mean-
“
How
am
1
to
understand
your
weather renders any attempt at dishin" and three times those of Germany, Italy
“Be good to yourself, Eddie; and next
ing of the word.
words
!
’
’
up
ridiculous.
Winter, if any little lonely Adelinas
and Spain, and four tim°s those of the
We reached the worn old door stone come cold anil frightened to the old red
“Thai I leave to your own good judg­ j Since our return to Utrecht, it is nob Netherlands; ihat the price of the neces­
together, and, being a boy, not at all school house yonder, bo kind to them as ment,” she smiled, lowering her eyes. j the cold that we have been martyrs tn. saries life are lower in the United States
afraid to speak to any one, much less a you were to me.”
She had an instant illustration of my but the dust. Oh, the hours that those than in Europe; that the French work
timid little girl, I very coolly asked her
“
good
judgment,” in the way 1 impris­ sand storms blow day after day ! ami, ing people with far less wages, because
Something choked in my throat, and 1
if this was her first day at school.
oned
her
two little hands in both of oh, the unspeakable grimaces and gritti­ of their steadiness and economical habits,
could not say a word; blit I kissed her
“Yes; and I dread it so much.’’
mine,
and
kissed the sweet mouth for its ness of everything get-at-able, clothes are more prosperous and happier than
more than once; and after she had slipped
“It was the sweetest voice I had ever from my arms am! was twentv rods shyly whispered promise.
and provisions included. All day long the same class in great Britain; and that
lean I or have ever heard since, The away, I sat <lown and cried like a baby,
I walked homo with Adelina—oh, so a sort of dull-red cloud seems sweeping more misery results from strikes, drink
peculiar rising inflection on the last jecausc J was never to see Adelina again. happy ! and when I asked her hand of across the veldt, and an incessant storm ing, socialism and communism in Eng
word was like tho short, clear, low notes
Mr. Maxwell, he said :
of hot sand, that cuts into your eyes land and Germany, than from all other
It was not long before the rumor was
of a bird, and as purely natural.
“I have anticipated your request by like needles hails down upon the tent. causes combined.—Boston Journal.
rife in the neighborhood that Mrs. La­ keening you under my eyes for more
“Do you come every day !’’
—*------►
—■ ■■■
grange
had married a middle aged city than two years. Adelina is the best Tho wind, too, which is hot and parch­
“Haven’t missed a day this Winter.”
ing
to
an
extraordinary
degree,
does
Equal
Rights.
millionaire, ami that the young widow and truest girl in the world, but I be­
“Uh, I am so glad.”
and her child had found a new protector lieve you to he as worthy of her as any not seem to come in pull's and
“Why are you so glad !”
gusts, as it does at home, but in one
A tramp applied for food at the house
“Because you are a good boy. Won’t in the ¡»lace of the one death had taken man living, and give her to you, confi­ continuous, unbroken blast, that makes of a suburbian agriculturist recently,
from them.
dent that you know how to prize tho you feel quite out of breath to hear it and while he was eating the rations that
you please tell me your name 1”
treasure you have won.”
“E<1 ward Durand.”
Everything taken up from tho table had been furnished at his solicitation, lm
Years flitted by—I was twenty-four;
And so, not long thereafter, 1 mar­ leaves a perfect representation of itself was asked:
“I like the name,” she said sweetly,
and, boy as I was, I wondered how any I had fought through the great rebellion ried Adelina, the love of my boyhood, printed in the dust which has collected
“Why do you not go to work !”
mortal ever came by such an angel —entered the army a private and came and the crowning glory of rnv later around it, though it may not have been
“I have looked long for a place that
smile. All this time she had been try­ out of it a captain, shattered in health,
lying there for more than five minutes would suit me,” he replied, “but have
ing to untie tho round worsted strings and utterly depleted in pocket, to find
or so; and from time to time sand will never found it.”
Pleasant Reading for Ladies.
of her hood, but had only succeeded in myself at home again, ill and altogether
¡»our in at the door of the tent, which is
“Is there not plenty of work fanning!”
distrustful of fortune’s .smile.
drawing them into a harder knot.
always, of course, rigidly laced and asked the interrogator.
In mv frequent walks to the villiage
“Won’t you please untie it for me,
It is unfortunate that the writer of closed, as if someone were emptying it
“Oh, yes,” said the tramp, “plenty of
post office, I often passed by the old red
Eddie!”
the following should be unknown. How­ out of a funnel. Everything eatable it; but you see, sir, I want to find a
She held up her little cold chin, and school house, and never without a sigh ever, he—it must have been a man— has to be brought to a table in a covered vineyard where the man who goes in at
without a moment’s hesitation I bent cf regret for the many happy, care-free gushes thus of woman: “Place her among saucepan, and even the teapot, at such the eleventh hour is the first to come
down and did as she requested. It was days spent within its battered walls.
the flowers, foster her as a tender plant, times, appears with a little hood to pro­ out and draw a full day’s wages. In
Among the letters handed to me ore and she is a thing of fancy, wayward­ tect the spout The air, too, appears to the olden lime they dealt fairly by a
such a tender, confiding little face—who
could help loving it—I patted encour­ morning was one post-marked New York ness and folly—annoyed by a dewdrop, get intolerably dry. Our skins peel man. That is new testament treatment,
agingly the rose red cheek, turned to­ which informed me of the agreeable fact fretted by the touch of a butterfly’s wing, away, and oui hands have cracks and and that is what I am looking for.”
ward me in gentle truthfulness,and hade that, through the instrumentality of a ready to faint at the sound of a beetle chaps in them, as in the coldest weather
At the close of his meal he started
her not to be afraid, for she had as good friend of mine, whom he was anxious to or the rattling of a window pane at night, at home. The few treasures the white again in pursuit of that coveted ag­
serve, the undersigned, Mr. Maxwqll, and she is overpowered by the perfume ants left us have been entirely ruined by ricultural opportunity.—Norwich Bul­
a right to come to school as any one.
“Halloo ! where did that little black­ had been induced to extend to me a com­ of a rosebud. But let real calamity several weeks of this weather, books of letin.
bird come from !” cried kind-hearted Ben mercial opening at the liberal salary of come, rouse her affections, enkindle the all kinds warping out of all recognition,
IIow to F rame P ictures .—If you
Phillips, as w’e entered. “Come along, two thousand a year, to be increased if tires of her heart, and mark her then! though kept in drawers, and the ivory
little girl, and get warm, for you look merited. There was fortune for me in How strong is her heart! Placo her in cases of my opera-glasses splitting into a have any magazine engraving you
the offer, and I accepted of it with in the heart of a battle—give her a child, hundred pieces, until there is nothing wish to Iramo yourself, let a glazier,
half frozen.”
A general tittering and nudging fol­ alacrity.
a bird; or anything to protect—and see left of them to hold the lenses together. or man who sets windew glass, cut
lowed Ben’s energetic seating of the new
Mr. Maxwell, a rich New’ York mer­ her, in a relative instance, lifting her The incessant noise and flapping of the you a glass a little larger than the
scholar, and one sauey little minx, not chant, from the first took a lively inter­ white arms as a shield, as her own blood tent is wearying beyond belief, and the picture, so as to show a white margin
understanding its significance, asked est in my advancement. The unknown crimsons her upturned forehead, praying bulging and motion of it makes one feel all around. Then purchase a sheet of
friend I could not account for in any for her life to protect the helpless. Trans­ almost as if one were on a ship, watch­ fancy paper, such as is shiny on one
pertly :
“What are you looking so like a crow way than by supposing it to be some plant her in the dark places cf the earth, ing the sails; some people going even so
side and white on the other—either
for! I hate a black dress.”
soldier comrade whom I had befriended call forth her energies to action, and her far as to say that it makes them seasick.
black or red is pretty. Then, with a
“Hush !” reproved an older girl, who in the past.
breath becomes a healing, her presence a —M s. Hutchinson’s “In Tents in the piece of pasteboard or old paper box
overheard the remark. “Hush, Sue;
Within a month I was fairly estab­ blessing. She disputes, inch by inch, Transvaal.”
the size of your glasi, and a bit of
don’t you see she is in mourning!”
lished at my new’ post of duty, and suc­ the strides of a stalking pestilence, when
tape and some paste, you have all your
The voice that had so charmed me in ceeded in pleasing Mr. Maxwell so well, man, the strong and brave, pale and
The Mystery of the Lakes.
materials. Cut strips of your paper
the entry answered the question in a that at the beginning of my second year affrighted, shrinks away. Misfortune
strangely quiet way.
Lay down
he sent me to Europe in the interest of daunts her not; she wears away a life of
There is a mystery about the Ameri­ about an inch wide.
“My father is dead !”
the house. When I returned, I was silent endurance, and goes forward with can lakes. Lake Erie is only GO or 70 the pasteboard, place the picture on
A hush as of death fell upon the given a wei-k’s vacation, which 1 spent les3 timidity than to her bridal. In feet deep, but Lake Ontario is 592 feet it, and the glass on the face of the
noisy group gathered around the old among the breezy hills of my old country prosperity she is a bud full of odors, deep, 230 feet below the tide-level of the picture. Then bind tho edges of all
cracked stove. The unwonted silence home, passing the pleasant September waiting but for the winds of adversity ocean, or as low as most parts of the together with your strips of paper,
was broken by the entrance of the days in tramping through the woods and to scatter them abroad—pure gold, valu­ Gulf of St. Lawrence; and the bottoms joining them as neatly as you can at
teacher, who immediately rapped us to fields and by-ways that were the chosen able, but untried in the furnace. In of Lakes Huron, Michigan and Supe- the corners, having the paper binding
onler, after which he briskly called up haunts of my boyhood.
short, woman is a miracle, a mystery, ior, although the surface is much higher, about as wide as your little finger
the new scholar.
I was just turning the curve in the the centre from which radiates the charm are all from their vast depths on a level nail on the picture side. Then on the
“What is your name!”
road where the Canada thistles grew, of existence.”
with the bottom of Ontario. Now, as back al>out two inches from the top
“Adelina.”
and so lost in my walking reverie, that
the discharge through the river Detroit,
Mr. Pike looked wise.
There is no chance for continuous after allowing for the probable portion and one inch from each side, paste on
I was almost opposite a lady standing in
“Adelina Lagrange, I suppose, am their midst before I was aware of her trouble among sewing girls; they’re all carried off by evaporation, does not ap­ the little loops, of tape. A piece of
paper or cloth pasted ever the bottom
you are the daughter of the lady who presence.
the time making up.
pear by any means equal to the quan­
has recently taken the Baldwin cottag» ?”
of these will make them firm. Lay
“I am glad you still love the ohi
NIiss Alice Winston of Virginia says: tity of water which the three upper
“Yes, sir.”
scenes, Mr. Durand,” she said, without ‘••I think women are more apt to be in­ lakes receive, it has l>een conjectured away your picture until thoroughly
“Well, you may take this seat,” point­ expressing the least suqirise.
fluenced by money than men are. There that a subterranean river may mn from dried, then put a cord through the
ing to a bench not far from where I was
1 was astonished. Here was a lady, fore, they are more likely to marry for Lake Superior, by the Huron, to Lake loops and hang it up.
sitting, and without further questioning who, to the best of my knowledge, I
Ontario. This conjecture is not impos­
wealth than men are.”
A R emedy for S ummer C om ­
Adelina had passed through the trying had never seen before, addressing me as
sible, «and accounts for the singular fact plaints .—Here is an old and excel­
As a large bull mosquito from New that salmon and herring are caught ' v
ordeal of a “first day,” and was duly familiarly as if we ha<l known each
Jersey
was Iteing led through the streets all the lakes communicating with the . . lent prescription for cholera, which is
counted one of us.
other all our lives.
Hei mother, it was rumored, was a
“Names arc treacherous things, and if in New York recently, lie escaped from Lawrence, but no others. As the Fal’s also a remedy for ordinary summer
lady of refinement and culture, but very I were ever so fortunate as to have his keejiers and several people were badly of Niagara must have always existed, . complaints, diarrhea, and dysentery:
proud and reserved in her demeanor for known yours, I am guilty of having for­ gored before lie was finally shot by a would puzzle the naturalist to say how Take equal parts of tincture, or cay­
policeman.
a person who was obliged to teach mu­ gotten it,” I replie«l.
these tisli got into the upper lakes with­ enne pepper; essence of peppermint
sic for a living. Mrs. Lagrange, at any
“Men forget easily, I am told; but I
A Syracuse undertaker went down the out some subterranean river; moreover, and spirits of camphor; mix well.
rate, was young, handsome, and recently had hoj»e<l to find you an exception to track to bury the victim of a supposed any periodical obstruction of the river Dose, 15 to 20 drops in a little cold
widowed—at least the length and new­ the rule.”
railroad accident. As he lifted the worn would furnish a not improbable solution water, according to age and violence
symptoms, repeated every 15 or 20
ness of her veil indicated to observing
A very awkward siler.ee on my part an’s body tenderly into the wagon she of the mysterious flux and reflux of the or
minutes
until relief is obtained.
feminine eyes that the bereavement was ensued, and she took pity on me without rubbed her eyes and exclaimed, “Hello, lakes.
recent, and that is all the gossips knew embarrassment, and continue»!:
There are enough selfish men to accept
I guess I muzzer been asleep!” He drop­
about her.
Heart seas—'Hiose of matrimony.
all the sacrifices woman can make.
“Has your battle with she world en- ped her.
A SI MMER AFTERSOOS.
SECRETARY
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