The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, February 16, 1882, Image 4
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i ■fo h* wm ranniof •
i«d4M>4 ftfm od Um liM of Um ICohi-
§m Ototral nfiRMd. A m*a M , o«d
O—on. who wm rnnniag for knim
oowotj oAm, wm givMi a bad raokri,
tad Um editor reoeired a note that if be
had anything man to aay be might ex
pect to reoetre a good poonding. He
had a atill more bitter attack the next
week, and the paper wm hardly mailed
before in walked Oareon, the oandidatc,
aooom panted by a brother and two cons
in*. The four were ■ trapping big felt
tows, and each wm armed with a horse
whip. Tha two oompoaiton and the
“ deril" got out with all speed, leaving
the editor without support He realised
the situation at once, and began
“ Walk In. gentlemen ; I presume yon
have come to horeewaip me?"
" We have," they answered.
'‘Very well. Have you thoroughly
eonak^red this matter ? ”
"It doesn’t need any ecMidamttoo,"
replied Oaraon. " Ton have lied about
ma, and Fm going to lick you within an
inch of your life 1"
‘Just so, my friend,.but first hear
what I have te say. Did you ever hoar
of the preae being stopped because tho
•ditor wm oowhided ?”
*'I dnnna"
" Well, yba never did. Lick me all
yon choose and my paper comes out
week after week just the same. The
power of the preas is next to tho lever
which moves the universe. It makes or
breaki parties, builds ap or tears down,
plants or destroys. Aggravate the ed
itor and the prase becomes a sword to
wound and kill Wollop ms if you will,
but next week I’ll come out more bitter
IhMI 99
There wm aa embarrassing silence
light here, and the face of each horse-
whippet bed aa anxious look.
M H will go out to tits world—to
da, Rr, gland, France—
steer to Jevwsalem. that the Oaraoo
1 of this couaty live ne roots and
that they stole a dog from
i man, that they municmd • pad
's pair ef Mulling suspenders;
s women are aisb- buled and the
wk their sara vhaa they sing.
to hie speeehea, or any appeal to preju-
dioe, or aay trick of suppression or half-
tr t 1 1 He approached hie aadL
gpoes neither In a way of mock deference
or of superiority, but as if he were one
of them, come to talk with them on
terms of intellectual equality, and de
sirous only of oonvinoiog their minds by
a perfectly-fair presentation of facts and
arguments. He had a strong, far-
reaching voice, pitched in the middle
key, a dignified, manly presence, and an
abundance of the quality which, for
want of a better term, we call personal
magnetism. His manner in his speeches
wss first engaging by reason of its frank
ness and moderation, and afterward im
pressive by its earnestness and vigor.
At the climax of a speech he gathered
up all the forces of statement] and logic
he had been marshaling, and hurled
them upon his listeners with tremendous
force. His eyes dilated, his form seemed
to expand, his voice took on a sort of
explosive quality, his language gained
the height of simple and massive elo
quence, and his gestures became so en
ergetic and forcible that he seemed, at
times, to be beating down opposition
with sledge-hammer blows, throwing his
arguments forward like solid shot from
s cannon.—E. V. Smalley, in the Cent
ury Magazine.
Tbs New York Public 1ms prepared a
valuable table ahowiqg the rise of prices
in various staple commodities in the last
twenty years. This comparison is espe
cially useful as it takes account of the
changes of brand, quality and demand
in reapect to various articles of mer
chandise. Prices were lowest Dec. 1.
1878, and the comparison of this date
with the same in 1860 and 1881 gives the
following results :
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a positive dsrliM an tea and a4
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pms to bs fully sajoyud
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g <4 M mWgtt plsysd m
wt la Mm susvmSms at km
tow c4 lbs latortu*
to. fT IT wuaid asw scat f3* I
aaa evtrvaa.
ll ts bat a tow yuan atmem i
Uks syiissasto- has rultavs has bws at-
MaipSeU ta the l aitsd Htslss, ]bst Lbs
lira
to, 000.000
at ths
talc a W4ty trws,
ish <4 wtoek to
■aa baUtetioa, tbs ia-
laboring folk, hs m-
i and plain
Atow him to his masler'i
pears that ths polios aa-
lamia ha vs retained the
a ths oonldrnt expects
Mca that a quadnunane who had already
givfo such shining proof of his deteo-
ttvs ability will rander them iavaluabls
to trackiag and identifying
ta aster’s ssMssins. —London
apt's i
Da William Bbwabo Wbbb, Mr.
Yaaderbilt's new son-in-law, wm doubt-
Qov. Seward to honor
t for keeping Dr. Webb’s
Oen. James Watson Webb, out
l lor once going out of
the Stats <4 New York to fight a duel
with ths celebrated Tom Marshall, of
Kentucky. Oen. Webb got shot in the
ealf of his leg, end after hs got home
and had his celt repaired hs wm indict
ed far dueling, tried, found guilty end
sentenced to State prison, as aforesaid;
holQov. Seward interposed his pardon
and he didn’t go. This wm about the
year 1841, and some people then living
and well ported may have forgotten the
But Oen. Wabb didn’t
» prominence now given
i of his aon will recall tha mst-
adrtona wm vary unpopular
onaervativM a few months
abends wm: "I
If I hadmy ssoood
ladmtry, mem
at tomey betaj
auhi Tto trmU m pnanpally
ue by Uru« mfutatoto. wto -4wu ton
tma AMO to &.QUO swarns cf twn. la
OahAwwia ths bass ara farmsd out, thst
Is, apmnss at 100 si
piac*l U> lbs gruumls <4
ally fnaa Ibm to four ■lias apart. Ths
tto brmsy ka tbstr ivpsasatiue. as may
to semd up«* Ou an average, oas
am at gaoaad ■ raUinatad to rapport
twenty dr* swarms <4 toea, and tba ytoid
of a swarm ■ gaearally about fifty
wisn a view u> i , , . * ^
IImw (wtom, and * x * 1J><i * °* ^***7 • 7***
•rs they out «4 | a wkw bhow now.
•P dsaoan*tol A Kansas CUy Uiveotnr has patonted
a snow plow which pnaniaes to take the
place at tbs cumlwraosa* scoops which
are attached to locomotives running on
Northern railroads during ths winter.
It is an arrangement of steam pipes
which can bs heated at the will of the
engineer, melting the snow as the en
gine slowly advances. The form of the
ordinary snow plow is preserved so that
the anow in shallow cuts can be thrown
aside, as by the plow now in use ; but
when deep drifts are encountered the
steam can be turned on the pipes and
the road cleared in far leaa time than it
can be done with shovels. Another
advantage in the now invention is that
it will not leave additional embankment
to catch a still greater depth of snow in
succeeding storms.
CiLAfig Jttinui, who took a cast from
Guiteau’s head, has made accurate meas
urements for the purpose of determining
the phrenological characteristics of the
head. Mills said it is one of the most
curiously-formed heads that ever came
under his notice. The faculties on the
left side of the head appear to be normal
and well-developed, while those on the
right side are but slightly developed.
These measurements are taken with an
instrument made especially for that pur
pose, and indicate the distance from ear
to organ or faculty measured. The fol
lowing are the results of the measure
ments given in inches : Individuality, 5,
eventuality 5}, comparison 5|, human
nature benevolence 6, veneration 6f,
firmness ty, self-esteem 6|, oonoentra-
tiveneas 6, inhabitiveness 5j, philopro-
genitiveneas, 5|, amativeness 4), de
structiveness fi|, seeretivensM <4, can
tiouaneaa 5|, aliment:veaess &|, combat-
ivsnsM 4f, vitalitiveneM fit, approba-
tivcnsss very large. of head to*
inches (mess"ring just abovi- tbs ear).
15 years old, who toe a
which to one <4
mm on record. Hs
can talk totaUifentij to aay member of
his family, but ths moment hs IsnvM
hams end goes among strangers his
votoe IsavM him, and it becomes utterly
impossible lor him to articulate one
word. He can hear well enough, end to
bright and intelligent bw>vt«g This
most remarkable impediment in his
speech when among strangers is attrib
uted to a spasmodic contraction of the
muscles of the vocal organa, superin
duced by embarrassment or fright A
doctor who is treating him takes ths
boy to his office, where he gradually be
comes familiar with the doctor, after
which be is drilled on pronouncing cer
tain words, such as the days in the week,
etc.; also on short sentences. The doc
tor then takes him in. some business
house in the town where, in the presence
of a crowd or several persons, he (the
doctor) drills him on the same words
end sentences nntQ he speaks them dis
tinctly.
A BTKAIOHT A NSW* A WAIT TED.
One of the east-bound trains ooming
into Detroit was heavily loaded, and a
passenger who got on at Ypeilanti walked
through two can and finally halted at a
■eat occupied by a small man and a grab-
bag and inquired :
"Is this seat occupied ?” *
" Of course this seat is occupied,” was
the reply.
"Are both halves of this seat occu
pied f* was the next query.
" Of oourae both halves are occupied."
"Well, my friend,” said the new ar
rival, aa he let go of his sachet, " I
want to bother you with one more query.
Had you rather I would tosa that grab-
bag out of the window and sit down
with you, or chuck you out and ride
into Detroit with the grab-tog?*’
Tba grab-tog man got mad at that
and wouldn't ride anywhere elaa axcept
on the wood-box. -Ixtrxnt Prre Preen
Faoi* an ex Motive use of Bi Jacobs
Oil in the editor's family, wa are able to
■peak eouAWolly <4 its great worth in
Dumcr»os ailments, and folly reemn-
mended it aa an artwla moat <!• airahie to
have no band in tba nmiiciixe riimt —
Siam font (Ctmn.) Jitrntd.
Or sum ariroLula bare discovered,
through vi|>rrnueat, that tto rtoctne
light m healthier than oOiar methods of
UlamiuatMia, aia-w It Uaras tha air
tad U at *ume atora—rad.
Imw* vetiuw eafx i-tallv are
a.orr datiurtiy by It than l»y da> light.
! About tha year 1678 ha wm esrrtod with
ths utmdbt secrecy to ths Ohstls of Plf»,
neiol, sad wore during ths jouraey a
black mask, which wm not of iron, but
, of black velvet, strengthened with
whalelioDe, and secured behind with
steel springs, or by means of rlock, m
some ssy. The orders were that if he
revealed himself he wm to be killed. He
was conveyed in 1686 totheisle of Saints
Marguerite, and during the paaaage the
atrioteet watch wm kept that he might
not allow himself to be discovered. The
unknown prisoner was in 1698 conveyed
to the Bastile, and wm, m before, hid
den behind the mMk. In that prison the
captive remained until his death, in 1730.
On Nc*i. 20, the day after his death,
ho Wm buried in the cemetery of Sfc
Paul, under the name of Machioti. The
unknown was treated with the greatest
respect, but so closely wm he watched
that he wm not permitted to take off his
mask even in the presence of the physi
cian who attended him. Many conject
ures have been haxarded m to who "The
Man with the Iron MMk” could have
been, the one gMierally accepted at the
present day by those who have carefully
inveatigated the'subject being the fol
lowing: It is conjectured that he was a
Count Matthioli, a Minister of Charles
III., Duke of Mantua. This Minister
had been largely bribed by Louis XIY.,
end had pledged himself to urge the
Duke to give up to the French the for
tress o< Caaals, which gave aooeaa to the
whole of Lombardy. Louis found that
Matthioli wm playing him false, and
lured him to the French frontier, and
then had him secretly arrested and im
prisoned. Aa he wm Minister Plenipo
tentiary at the time, hia aetxure wm a
flagrant violation of international law,
which it was safer to to able to deny
than to justify, and, when the dema 1
wm ma.le once, the “ honor” of France
wm involved in upholding it
AUsvi
Cssautavos, A (X, Jaa. N, 1«1
^ H H^Wiaasa A Os. «rs—My ■Ws’a
jamr tts/s fiSlsy sM Uvir'cllra < ^
m. a
I nonl4 not g* 4wwn toseto tto artss to
si land to my dalwe . to tort I
put my fool an itor sm at all. and
yon know, to to to known by
luly). Mr Huosy Hill. <4 tto
Auburn lari in >4 Flans Rnilrund On,
called to sm ms; Ih
at ttt Jacobs Od, m
to me la ft°wia« terms I
at tto idea of ssiag a psopnsUwy
and yet tto party rsrnmminded
U, (Mr. tft««y Hia. remember), bring
e man of sound fndgmml, set me Id
seal to
» take He ee
d jest a day On tto
_ I. to a fit ef
I to e bottle of 81 Ji
applied that wonderful
pvuetrmted me so that I
wee abort to hi at, but
feet it did just tto opposite. Tto
morning the pain tod entirely left my
foot, the s wading wm red seed, and really
the appearance wm so diffr rent altogether
fr->m the <Uy before, that it actually anr-
prised me. I applied more of the Bt.
Jacobs Oil, and that afternoon I walked
down here to the artss. and wm able to
attend to my duties and get around m
well m any one. Let me my for 8k
Jacobs Oil that it bcatt railroad rims,
and to always sure to win.—Otoctonari
F.'iquirtr.
A recent judicial decision in England
recognising all persons holding a room
in a house and holding a latch-key m
being, under the terms of the last ex
tension of the franchise in towns act,
entitled to a vote, will add tens of thous
ands to the English voting lists,
” Ooldbh Mditeal Diseo
tv red m s trsde-msrk) cures all humors from
the pimple or eruptiou to great virulent eating
ulcess. '
Ex-8xnatob Thurman was looking at
his bans in which his private books and
papers had been packed in his old oom-
mittee room. He saw that the lettering
on the boxes wm " Hon. A. G. Thur
man. Keep Dry." Turning to a friend,
he said, “ Who the deuce would ever
think of giving nesneh advice m that."
Tee “ Tsvorite Prescription" of Dr. Pieros
enres " female weakness 4 and kindred affec
tions. By druggists. ,
A colored tailor from North Oarolina
is said to have made 800,000 in Boston
since the war. He gives employment to
100
We 4o not feat lik# 1
tefi
ask Even aowadays dm
great repeMve pills, se
to “tareaos's stomach." Had HacbeiA
Dr Pase»^ | ‘‘Pnr^tive Py>^"Jb»
Partaew
the 10th at (Vvtor Ittl. te tto
l«t nf Jaly, IMA geealas Rrem Htbibi
Warea will bs reppiwd to raotomsw by
ntie a Q* . of Belle7 Bpvtap, Ala., ai
Ue fellowiag rales -
rsa’galkiM la seti eerwuive c—a |fi 00
tome cmi refiUM at Art
Five feltnao is eati-aerv wive caaa. IU
Nim gal tows iegiem totttoa .1111 758
Emmashb frvtgbl mad estrees raise
ere gtvau by all roilreed*. Tkm watvt
kaowa to aamriv fifty yes re as
a sure care to DrtMrtk a mre care
fas dtorama of tto Kldeey ami Bladder,
e mre earn to aM OMabtosaaMaf Drep-
I , a ra a care to BcrefaWres caam of
s Bouse er ftkia, sod e rertaia
ec ef tto terrible thiret to
driak that overermm as maey worthy
a IWprivee dreakert ef hto
three days ead mesa while give
him pleuty ef Burh Kpneg Water, ead
to wea’t weal tto whlrty. Dwa’t yea
It’r worth ivy tag It 7 If yam de
drop e pi elal te EUle a Oa. It willed
oaly a orak
M raaartsr la sfi elh
Iff the
Mr msrrts^s tsa years ato will
have paid, withe at interto, 8^750,000
to a has bond, taking hoc lorn eoaee-
qneat oa mamage at 475,000 a year.
Ths latum Balt Ou., Marshall. Mich, will
mod their Electro-ToKsis BelU sad other
Etotnc Applianoee on trial for thirty dare to
any pereoa sMtotM with Nervoas DsMMy,
Lost TltsiUy, and kindred trieihto, i
lag com piste restorathm of vigor sod
Address se shore without doto.
P. A—Mo risk Is Incurred, as thirty days'
trial is allowed.
The laic Mr. Carlyle, Scotchman
though he was, detested oatmeal por-
ridge. »
i GOOD Film REIEDT!
STRICTLY PURE.
.ESS TO. tHE II0$T DELICATE.
OasWEahaeda, fase, pimples sod rreishskia
rured by adsg Jaalper far Soap, made by Cas-
woll, HssaHk OQlsw Tock
A Haweinhvtlls (Oa.) lawyer hM in
hie hande a mortgage on a Mt of teeth
belonging to a lady in Dooley county.
Kinsxt-Wear radically cures bill outness,
piles and all nervous diseases.
A last in Plumas county, Oal, hM
tamed a anake, which she takes delight
in handling and caressing.
Will be sent by moll to any address, postpaid, on
receipt of one dollar. Address J. Alonso Or vena,
Indian Doctor, 811 Pine Bt., 8k Louis, Mo.
NO nORSK will dit of Colic, Bo!«, or L int Vrrcr If
Pontt'a (Vlrbratrd Horne and Caille Powders arc used
aorordinf to ibe dirretinns. Th-jr will elesnse ths Intrs-
purify and •mrijoraU the Urns prt renlinf
di>
now to MBCvwr. he altr.
It It al/ange’any one will aulTer from dcrnnrpimrnta
brnm;ht on by impara blood, when SCOVILI/8 HI RSA-
PARILLA AND 8TILLISOIA, or BLOOD AND LiVRR
RTRHP will restore bvaltb lo tha physical orjranli.tlon.
It laaairen{tkrnin(syrnp, pleuant to take, and the I! LSI
BLOOD rURiriKR rrer diacorcrad, coring Scrofula,
SrphlHtle dUordars, Wcaknrs- of the Kidney., Brrsipe-
las. Malaria, Monona disorder., Dability, bilious com
plaint* and WsiatM of the Blood, Liver, Kldatys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
bakkr'S pain panacea
Beast.
JBBBKIAl WRIOBT. ef Karim Cenaty, W. Va..
writ** na that Ua srtfc had Peumaar Ceensmon, and
wa* prenonnood noeaiu.* by their phyikUn, wkm lb*
UM *f Allw's Lung Balaua senaeax evau »sa. He
write* that he and hi* naigkkors think it the k**t meil-
tint in tha world .
WK. C. DICKIES, Karr hut, *f Bowlin* Orem, Va.,
wrltea, April ilk, IMI, that k* wmte m t* knew that the
Lee* Bauan na* mas* ■■ Korns* a* Coesvismee,
alter Ike pkyrioiaa bad given her ap a* laearable. He
my* riber* kaowlag her earn have take* ike Balaam mg
kern eared; he Ihiak* ell ae *ei«ted ahmld give It a
iriftle
DB. KEBBDITH, Dmtiei, «f CtaeiauM, wa* thvogkl
I* he la Ike lari Svaeas m Ommnmm sad wm iadmed
ky Ua (head* ta try Alim'* Laag Balaam after the hr-
mela wm ahewa him. We herelle letter that II el earn
eared Ue eough ead- Ua* ha tree aUe la ramme Ue
prBf$cloo. **■—» ^ ^
WM. A. OBAEAM A 00- WKalemla Dregriria,
Imeevilla, OUe, writes as af ike ear* ef KasU** Pree-
maa, a srall-kaewa *Mam, wbe bed bam aDtried with
Basweam* la He weret farm Or twelve yearn, Tha L
oa, mH has mm y
JhJjBO
Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
ASTHMA, CEO UP.
a A KABTIS. r-. U ;ri ri OekH. Iy-, Wriu* MS
the lad«M iUa^kare j^m^Mterty^ag^la Laag
DR. ROGER’S WORK STROP inrianUy destroys
WORMS. ^
ASK your drnggial for Sbrincr’s Indian Vrrmifnyr,
and if he fails lo supply you, address the Proprietor,
DAVID B. FOCTTX, Beltlmorv, Md.
A Cincinnati paper intmuitoe that it
to e bigger thing in that city to have s
hotel named after yon than it to to be
written about in s book.
A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed,
-i —
Anri by such s nne'e sympelliirln* ar|vim anrl
*M many alnuildv hen Iwwn Itftrri ami luirrli'n
liKhtrnca. SiK-h a frirnrLhlp Is worih kerpinx,
ansi ahvn. frnrn hi* rirwrinii-.-, he *<IvIm-» ami
tu*(ructa,kU nplalrwrsaAuuU hr In—lv.l Ifklnri
worris ran nrvrr dlv, and |P»»I dsvds am nrvvr
W«l, lb* Indwrvmvnt lor always ll<•lllE thr r«»l
Many |«'*d'ir I
Agents wanted • ! alu
la mas* money rapidly soiling ear .Srw Host i
New York •> Sffi
Showing up the Now York of lo-tlatr, with It*
a liiovn. Its efti'vdr I thorooghf irra,-Its'malilng
lyntrd trnf'n, 1). i-ounllras a "lit., Its romnnoe,
it* mystery. Ita ilarU crlmm hmI tefyfblv iirgr-
dlM. It. churl I Ira, and .In fuel ov> ry plinac of lira
In tnr grn it city. Don't ivn«te limn i<cIIIiik alow
book., but .riid fhr clmilitr. giving flill tubleof
contents, Irrm. to njc-ma, <tc. I'rnajwttus now
ready and territory Iii grpnt demiind. Athlrut
DOUGLASS BROS. & PAYNE, Cincinnati, 0.
xD11 TAJ I* aienTT. TV. •
1 KU I FI ..i,” rnf.MsRTiRuia.
Isssas tsw us WiisrS -I* a. so MSU -ns H*.
I.gvi —a. ri . ss4 1—S ri Sal., msS s s.sbsss
ristssi ri —St Sr— SsskssA a —Tri*t.,lanr
ariMU*. -MS S—M, Ua. as* ri -—• »€. ..1
W. ri aawH.. »—*7 rtsasri a a* as. —ri
a VaA L Usriass. I* Os..’, n. B-M Mas
ill a gvretnvir. Man) tw..,dr I mag use
that ibey had bettor do mahina than do a link.
arig.Itmg that It U the detail that makr* ihr ag
grrwalc I be dropa that forw ihv sbr w. r*-ili«
llllk ItndiicsiM of hia that nmbv caiririaT rn-
durnUc. Aa, is the tdriiire. tbr grs-1 oM by.
daros la ratrridiag reltol to Use MsSrrum Mpgriv-
asst by oOrnng s bottle at Vbat a asakrfttl tvasswty,
ST Jsrom Oik. *o all ran do wriariblng of briar
Bi Sw bla Allow mm In ilas-tr llasr* of iroublo or
rirknnc la how many li«ri*B<r-s coukl Ibr slm
MOORE’S UNlifERSITY,
Atlantn, Oa. One of the host pratdlcnl -
avlnxd. in (he country. Orculans nullril i KKfc.
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Drllrerrd on Trial, FREE OFCnAI'.QEJ
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Shuttle Sewing Machine 1
BUY NO OTHER I
LASTS A LIFE TIME. Warranted 5 Y**Ft
cc Ai n.
AGENTS WANTED in Unoccupied Territory.
Addrvae WII-SON SEWINO MACHINE OOt
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It will cure entirely the worst form of Femala Com-
plaints, all ovarian troubles, InlUmmatloa end Deere
tlon, Falling end Displacements, ead the consequent
Spinal Weak nr**, and 1* particutarty adapted to tha
Change of Life.
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an rarly stage of d» vdopment. The teBdeacytoeas-
ocroue hnmor* I here la checked very speedily by He am
., Jt.*iMnov,e#*fu4ntft«**, flatulency,- destroys all uinvtag
for stimulants, and relieve* weekaegi of tho rtnamrS.
It cure* nioatlrg, Hoadtrhe*. Nervou* Proetration.
General Debility, blccplemKM, Depreerioa asd ladb
gest’.cn. _
That feeling of bearing down, csrariag pata.verigfc*
and backache, la always peitnanently cured by II* am
It will »t all time* and under all Hrenawrimcm act to
ham.Aty wltli lb* tow* that govern the female syri-m.
For the m-eof Kidney Comptolnto of oltbor ms tUa
Oonp&aaZ unsfirpatoed.
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freely oaowero oil letter* at inquiry, lead ter pamphr
lot. AJdrem a* above. Mraffoa IU* Dtptr.
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I here a positive remedy for the above diMaM; by ita
of the worst hied end of fc
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together with a VALUABLE TREATIRK nn this disoaM
to any snfbrer. Give gipreM and P. O. address. DB. T.
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SONGS, One Cent Each
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1 Baby Min*.
i Tho aid Cabin Home.
* The Little Ones at Homo.
11 Roo That Ky Grave's Kept Green.
IS Grandfather's Clock.
M Whore Wes Koses when the Light
It Bwoet By end By. ; Went Out.
M Whoa, Emma. [Maggie.
SS When you and I were Young
se When I Raw Hweet Koine Hume.
4* Take this Letter to Ky Kotbsr.
49 A Kodel Love Lottor,—comle
AS Wife's Commandments.—comic.
*4 Husband’s Commandments.
M Little Old Log Cabin In the Lane.
M Marching Through Georgia.
*0 Widow In the Cottage by tho Boo.
*1 The Klnstrci Boy.
10 Take Back tho Heart.
1* Tho Faded Coat of Blnn. [Sight.
17 Ky Old Kentucky Home. Good
*4 I'm be all Smiles to Night Love.
*4 Listen to ths Mocking Bird,
ts H*r Bright Smllo Haunt* Ms Rtltl
*4 PundayKIrht When Uto Parlor 4
»» Th* Gypsy'll Wanilng. [Pull.
M TIs But a Lltth “
1*4 Tb* Girl I Left
10* LitUo Butte. rnp.
Ml Oarrp Ho Bask C* (Md Virglnny.
Ill The Old Km'a Drank Agolo. ,
11* I Am Waiting, Essie pear,
lit Taka Ms Bock to Homo A Hot her
1» Coma, Sit ky Kp SM*, Darltog.
i Llttls Pad. d newer,
t B*blud K*.
Ill Kiss Ke. Elsa Tonr Darling.
IS* A Flower from Mother’*Grave.
1-4 Tho Cld Log Cabla on th* HilL
IS* Coming Thro’ th* Rye,
131 Mutt We. Then. Meotat Rtrcugera
1SS The Kiss Behind th* Door-
1*9 I’ll Hoiueiuhor You, Love, In Kp
(Prajers.
144 Ton Kay Look, but Knsn t Timch.
ISO There's Always a heat In the Par
lor for You.
Ill I've no Knthcr Now, I’m Weeping
19* Masaa't In do Cold, Cold GrountL
15* Say a Kind Word, When You Can.
145 I Cannot Slug the Old hongs.
Its Korah O'Neal.
IM Waiting. Ky Darling, for Thee.
19* Jennie tho Flower of Klldor,'.
170 I ra Lonely slum My Mother Diet'
t;S Tenting on th* OUCamp Grourd.
lit Doa’t You On, Tommy, Don't Gu.
1*0 Willie, Wohavu Miaavd You.
Irs Over tho IltiU to the Poor llnnse.
1*5 Don’t be Angry t-l'h Mo, Dariln;;.,
191 FUrtoUnn nf tho Fan.
L>| Why did RboLeove Him 1 (other.
1*4 Thou Hast Learned to I vivo An
b)5 Tncro’a Non* Lika a M»tbor.
tri Yuu Wor* False, hut ril Forgive.
1*19 WnlatrirBoflty. Mother's Dying,
til Wl’g Yon Love Mo, Whom Pm Old.
tt« Annie Lmris.
SSS Hhermen t Merck to ths Sea.
SM Com*, iordle, Com*.
MS I^rr* Among tb* 1
sss Old Armchair (at sung by narry.)
ns TIm Bailor'sGrar*. (tatboUarma
sis Farmer's Daughter ; orCbieksaa
SIS Oh I Dera Golden Bllppoto.
114 Poor, but a Uentlomoa RtllL
7*9 Nobody 's Darling but K las.
151 Put My Llttls Shoos Away,
til Darling Neill* Gray,
155 Little Brows Jug.
IM Bon Bolt.
151 Good Bp* S west heart.
t io Radio Ray.
t:o Tim Ftuuma's Wake.
115 The Hat My Folher Wore.
175 I've Only Been Down totboClab.
177 KlraKo Again.
17V Tbs Yarant Chair.
tm The Rweet Bunny South.
I*s Come Home Father,
is! Little Maggie Map.
245 Holly Bawn.
1»5 Solly In Our Ally.
Vo) Poor Old Nod.
i >1 Mon In th* Mom la Looking,
til Broken Down.
3.10 Mr UttloOao'a Waiting Mr Me.
*"t rnoe Back to Hyoid Leva Agala
sol Th* Butcher Bop'
So5 I’aaGwlaoBackto Dixie.
mi Th* Butchw Bo
*"5 I’aaGartnoBoel
*«• W'hart I* My Atj Ts-Xlghl.
si* Tbs Fir* Coat abavu,
51* Llagor, Not Dortlag.
It* Dancing la tb* BoangM.
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