Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 29, Number 41, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 July 1887 — Page 7

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II. IEGILFS PICTURE.

naeOoodForton That

of a MBtU of

Hkhael Angelo Magilp was Tenr artist soe perforaaenc and ar other neca ha that peWoa, be JTofte. heavily haudtoapped vgr As

(idWMwen teteaaaty wuP"" kVtoTerittes and taaaed to n skies w hi friend, the -uere-duelca guve kirn oaly a vary moderate poaefer them. San.piteofthif eWwback. Magito, bH of a cheerful, haaay-funky T ytioa. kept up be. eeatage, worked 1 i.. ia. kk studio. ami be-

tarn m m ww" , bdawrtM early a T lfcdJ F" d of more beauty thaa fortune; in fart, Mr. Megilp's iaarrto portioof 600 eel v jurt paid for the fuming

tt tW OU MM StttUtO IVWHl-, rWvUToui eoapie began housekeeping. , t. But with the best intention the roue wife wa not avecyWUfu4miagerse gradually ti Megilp glided Into debt, wmI ia due course the tradeTMeltbte erwUre ad retaMd far-

IhwifirtM Mini UMirinUB vttn mU. Wfea MMuwt Anrelo aad hi

frk,"lM to Mt

Mtdb. "Our myi R will buut tk

toWM ljr Biom mm! o H witt."

n wiMi yoM eowd Mil It mmu" iiied Mr. Mgiif. "I often tm-

ou wijorut We mmmh Mmh QrwMR wi MH of Mk U'i ttke wift'a-hk-iwte'

wpWtd Micfel AKelo, lUly. "Ht

I WM yon wiiM k ia, Madj K ImmhU4 me f riufctftdly to ke bill ef

"Witjr doa't ytm g and tee ZerubImImI, mm! try to eome to torn wltk

kimr Mtfgeetod Mr. Megilp. 'Uf eowrse, he km beard of "CbW every

one b Mid if yo premiee to pegr

Mm when you have auld your ptetoKw, surely be nw't refuse to give yott back

Utat btKTMi docunMmt" Though hartlly taking this optinwe-

tk view of matter, Mefcilp tod oa Mb wlfe adviee, and Jortbwitk peid a vieit to Mr. Zerubbabera bop.

Wben be bai preferred bw reqweet, the brio-a-brae seller emitod aad shook "MUmk Zerubbabel waH liorn yes

terday," be aid wilh a eunnmg took in hie twiakliag Week eye. "Your idctttre mayn't be wortk a Rve pound

note."

It's worth at toast 500, broke ia

.the artist, redetmiHg. "Carper aatti

so." .

"Who' Carper? But eren if the pteture were worth 500," grinned Mr. ZerubhabeL "It wouldn't y me to bur it at eueb a price. But why do

you want to quash the bW of ai?n T wut in lu rul at tha hwsilinnn It

out r, nil nvo kavft 9. tbiar of thU

sort hanging over me in fact it is against me m my profesekm,"

Bettor nmt the 300 the repiiea

toehs up Ms aiadlo when he goes out. ttom, sfce wea e4 "i ve jmw. ae mt

u't you eH aotber ter eer' ewer-maw mm m, w "Oh, yea," aaawered Mr. ZernhW nstospewl from Saturday to Muaeay i amiably; -btKufw here, I ay with her. De tot mm aneept, dee.

I ou iouK qwi vmm

asjdl o long for a sight of the eotta-

toi'e cei away from

the usW I am wiM-

md.

well tell you of

tog to make." Mr. MeirUti't pretty

with oy at the hto of arraaging matters with the mouey-toader. It woukl he uh a deiightful surprise for Michael Angeto wheu he oame home to ft nd that that tiresome bwniwsei of the btlt of sale had been brought to a satisfactory eoueluetoa during hi ab-

"Mr. Megilp wants to get baek hta bttl of ante on this furnitorttP' began Mr. Kerubbabel, with a eireuiar sweep of the hands towards the eon ton Ui of

the reom. I'-ye.'

a shiver.

odtou man looked as if he would like

to earry off her household gods there

and then. All tne brightness wane out of her face, and she grew quite pale. "Well, of course my expenses in connection with this bill have been henry very heavy, and my loss, if I let it be paid off at onee, will be great vory

trv. Ito tot's get away

MMmev.lsndeni and aeotde. and have

a holiday. I'm sure we both want IvihaoWedmeWfnK3da began Megilp, gravely. "Why, that's worse than Mr. lermV babel-but about Aunt JaaVa invitation, Angy. May 1 aeoeptfM MasHUi never eould refuse his wife

an thhasr. the had evidently set nee

heart upon the visit, so, though he didn't like leaving town at seek a oritioal moment, he lei her hare her

own wav: and the note accepting Aunt

hrenthsd poor Madge, with JWs invitation was written and posted

tor she thought that toe forthwith.

Uaving called at the ptoture-iramers

aad ordered a new frame for 'KJhloe,

and left the key of the studio with

Mary Anne, the housemaid, witn direo tions to liand over the picture to Mr.

Ormolu's representative. Megilp, and

his wife left town the following after-

noon ana spent a iwugnuuiij tju

M. TUTTtl KXPOMO

ptOKKD OP AT lUMOOil.

m . I.. ... L-. f UU

publto intorest in this question are Chicago Jew For .fn""

L.Mv hlWi! There is noon to be Joha Wtermwn ot vuw. -

a large gathering of Uatoa vetraas at aad my mouth against any two. m tTw Fmuslasat ottiaeas. think- AlexaadrU fYa.) tfasaaw Ml

tog the ooeastoa a favorable oae to I of support from tne nousu earry out a resolution which they had I dieeipatod, his sole ruMnnee hi

formed last year, appotuwm. a aeif upon tae jierta.

ttoa to wait on tae rresfctout ana w 3htoaso Trttem: Joan mm

vito him to he present. The commit- -Mt man. but hi Premrissttol

is a

toe went to Washington, extended tae invitation and were informed by, Mr.

Cleveland that if nothing untowartt

hapiened it would give him great twUur la aeeeat. When the news

of the President's favorable reply was received it made every body feel happy, with the exception of a small band of incorrigible, of whom " General " J. M. TutUe seem: to be the self-appointed mouth-piece. It threw them into a state of ulceration and the Geurl oa his own and their behalf imme

diately declared that if Mr. Cleveland

great; in fact, 100 will barely put me Sunday with Aunt Jane at her cottage

straight," said Mr. zerufroaiwi, in a i ,n Sussex.

business-like tone. "That addeU to the 300 Mr. Megilp borrowed of me last year makes 300. Now, Til make him this offer: I'll give hira a check for 25, and send him back the bill of

sale in consideration of his Academy

picture the big one, mind, I meanbecoming my property." The picture has been valued at

500," put in Mrs. Megilp, timiuiy. "Oh, has it? By you and Mr. Merilp, I suppose! Well, I ain't going

to rtve that What I have offered is

Late on Monday evening the Megilp

reUtmnd home. " Any one called while we were away? Any letters, Mary Ana" Mrs. Megilp asked, as the Mt hand-maiden met her .at the door. Oh, yes, mum, if you please," replied Mary Anne, volubly. "On Saturdav. soon after you and master left,

Mr. Ormolu a young man came for the

ntotore the pretty one with tne cine

m! &d this morninz came a dark

ran daman a Jewish rentleman.

should say, mum the same as called

amseart to ne

skate en already. Prabur fYa.") InsTis .eaainfr The

further John Sberman geto away fro

the South the more hie semens to be dominated by the spirit of 'Line Fiaksion.

Tijii-.iMU New: There hi

that is old and little that U new In his speech. His aim is to convince his

party that be f tne man wno its next National nomine. Chicago Herald; John Sherman eaght

to be ashamed to make a speoen am

, y A.tl V4J WfJ IWHniHVH vn gaUended the St. Louis encampment he thjit 4 to people who are to and hi fellows would " snub and in- BaWto thinking with their head

siilt" him. for the reason that they

couldn't abide a "copperhead Presi

dent" Furthermore h denounced ami assailed with great energy of law

tKth Uenerai vx, m mw, u eral Chamberlain, of Maine. Who, then, is this "General" J. M. Tuttle, of Iowa, whose over-boiling iovalty take such umbrage at the courtesy extended to Mr. Cleveland by

the citizens of St. Low? xo-uay e is

He is two far West, evidently.

Fort Worth (Tex.) Ctosetter Whflt it must be conceded that Mr. Sherman to an able man, aad that his speech hi skillfully constructed, even his own party will realize that it is antiquated. Nashville (Tenn.) Jeaaer. With all hi acknowledged ability as a Laismxn. he U weak and small

enough as a politician to pander to the

a rood as S35 an uncommonly high the ether evening whan master was out.

price. let me tell you, ma am, ur 1 ajiu be net me u ne coma

piotures; ana 1 saiu jvm, Mwugnv eould, aad I showed him into the drawing-room. I Ikmhs I did right, sir,"

she added, turning to Megilp.

one of the rising artiste of the day.

celaimed Mrs. Megilp, firing up. "Oh, they all are," retorted Mr.

Zerubbabel, rising. "Still, you hau

better think over my offer, and tell : Mr. Megilp what I have said. I'll call

round in a day or two to see tne pict

ure, when you can let me have a aei-

nmi we lt, ' w . Bvow rtt.'

.1 I u iunUnllv huf nor. I "j .

Mke "T"' -v ..Everv Mn that my husband is

sonaiiT x am aov a rm- 1 . . . l ,n

in )ens, or pictures by unknown artists, ti tough pnrhape other people

may he. It is, however, for you to Una them, not for me. Gpod morning, my dear sir. Sorry I eaa't obKge you." "Horrid old scamp." muttesed Megilp, a he left ZerebbabeTs shop aad turned his face westward "Xot to be caught by chaff, my fine shentlemaa" eammeated the amiable . .1 in. a- liaJr intil

on O-a -rac . , . KtU vnain to

. . . ."X.T j . . ak 1 iavmr m ibukhmi i...w "

hi liingy anoae. -xea J,;v- uZr ia reneraL and the

matter of the bwl of sale in particular. a a T I f a . ..1 S Ml flko

in WC CWW v - w gtoatod greedny over the doeumjmto

r!ras!!ated some restMu4aby hard bargains drivam by Mr. Zerubbabel

ant recreation, oae tn wmca a m '., "L.u 4.. .liv. bafore I

fWUUII I VW -'"-J - -

wiatohfrombueiness, by the entrance of a friend and compatriot, oae Abiram LrL a picture-dealer by profeaeioa.

After an eschaan of amicable greet-

the ciUxens ot M. iuisr xo-av m - j judk) to bo himself into .an obstreperous member of the legion JJaHnaV

of Iowa veterans, buttwenty-iour years ------' gutor Sherago,wlien the country was at the white New YorksW. he. of war. he was the Democratic ZlIz:

nominee for Governor of Iowa Against wu pruj

down

"Quite right. Which pictures did you show him, Mary Anne? " "last him to wait a minute," resumed the girl, smoothing her apron complacently, "aad I made the studio took quite nice before I showed hint-in. t lifted tli W nioture the one of the

a. aaw-- w "'O I M

him the Republicans had place in nomlnatioa William M. Stone. The

Iowa soldiers in the field were called

upon to say which of these two candidates thev preferred. Five regiments

ntl in ntxttHaaea to the call. It must

twm1 of his Boiitteal career.

future will he accomplished in

movements a slip up, a sbp

and a slip out. SannBah rGa.") 2ff: Whn

.tnr Sherman was in the South,

have been a trying crisis for the per- short Ume ago, he mWoW- J rr..,t, Tl.u.in.iiWM-H his War hi OVeT." Ih llUMM IM iy

nalffhbors. Thev had watched his

-

. I nw murv anoae. -xvm mn

layafaroramei, ..wi. M a-wrflr as that" Then

nwv . . . -

he proeeeaed to uaiocs: a nreprooi mmme

And Mr. Zerubbabel took up hie hat lwA witk two long piaiu of 'air

and bowed aad grinned himsell out, . fock i

"Margaret Mending her Stockings," said Megilp, under his breath. "And I put It on the easol, and it looked beautiful," went on the maid, gUbly. "The gentleman seemed very much took with it; and then he looked

at the little picture "Sour Grapes," interpolated Michael Angelo, smiling. And tlven be set me for a pen and

and

aad the

told him of the Jew's VMtt

proposition he had made.

"tie has eaangeu an wim

auicklv." remarked MegUp.

t a

morninr he would nave nomiag w .

course, studied his character and knew

him thoroughly. Their decision wouw stamp the quality of that loyalty which, after nea.-ly a quarter of a century, he venture to set above the loyalty of soldiers like Generals Cox and Chamberlain. When the ballots were counted it appeared that Tuttle had received just 4 votes.

wkH his omwnent obtained i.-wb.

htoa hi deetrey

John

roared: "The Confederate still alive, and is about to

our institutions." Wuhinrton Camtitl: The

Sherman boom has evidently received a terrible set-back from that speeeh ef hi at Springfield, BL KepttbUeans who had never talked that way bafore are beginning to say they would as soon nominate Brother Blaine. u TiiU TW-DiwflW: The at-

Later en, during the piping JS Ienil w 7 v"

SVHHWW van J

pretty

"This

add np

snv und then he set down

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1 ..1.1 wmwr 1 m wm mb mrwjm mm w j 1 iaii w mm as aaaasr. mi 1 . n im vs

spent any spare inosneaw Ltau- Camer promised to speak a a1-a w noaket two letters.

good word for ma to a dealer be I 4iThH o4)er CHm by poet this mornknows." I ia be -4ded, giving both to him.

A day or two afterwards Mr. Aoram 1 ufau.- the Bost-letter into

. . 1 If Ul.. " J 7." .

Lievi preseaiea imwwu

studio, and found the

reconstruction, when the strength of cry that Tilden was tM the fraud in 1876 did Win

i eerv lrauiiv tok i

, Union cause was tested in the alembic I of a fierce public pinion. Tattle chalLmk1 i second ordeal. Then the

gallant Maine soldier whom he now denounce had just been is.tdd (Vi vomer of hi native

State by an unprecedented majority, I to suppose that John Sherman

and of the eatouetoetMS convenwon

aesembied at

they found that they amounted uoaeark KQ, a ram tetal which seesnadtor-

riac to ooor MettoMm. Megilp.

"Where oa earth caw we get . irrr aha eried. elasfdag her bead

tortcany. "All your pkr. even tf

U taam, wowm

the

iagsthatwo

hour or so hi

tioa oa the

tradas: then as a

. -r-

ef their

fstoh

wish your

furniture, yon knew.

MerilP- " wan

noMT. Want a

, , m

rou oaatd

half that" "There's

Hedge, I ...Li Mug

-Oh. doa't-toa'r sell H; I ooahlnU War to part with all my pretty tWaga, She toterrupted, with a toviaejglnae reaadher drawing-room, whiah was auito a ptotureof modest etogamea.

:'t think of aauag you

bibed several

water and

rored eigaw

Mr.

spent ban an

aenversa-respeetlve

work, they im-

of brandy and

; many high-fia-

Levi eonsumed more

of these luxuries, for

. m Wa ma tafa

ia mo mini ot xpwwiwB talk over hisbasiness proJecU for the ti toil ii g seasonTve got a capital thing In view. I

mtimd tmmmm von ahottt it, or

few final touches to "Chios Counting

Her Chickens." He surveyed tne pieture attentively for some minutes, and than, taming to Michael Angelo, he blandly offered him 100 for H. "Why, I've had the offer of as good as 3S for it already," exclaimed the artist, indignantly. Mr. Levi pricked up his ears. "Hullo! somebody ha got the start of me," he thought, ruefully. Who the deuce can it be?"

Well, I don't mind giving you AiSU - . . 1 L a v.. xtrvaa-iaaaflaj SS CT

of soldiers and sailor

M at Megilp s Megilp tore open Mr. Ze- Pittsburgh on the 56th of September, artuitputtinga . : tion Whenhe'tfMK!. General Cox was chairman.

don't nun testing you aoi itMid ierhas you've something dTnratte? etoe itmay HtZd buy." he sail in the same swim, so it aoesa t natter. 1 ... . nnA the studio.

young Megilp

to the

Have you heard of

academy pietarer

Zerubbabel shook

hW head, hut

with a glance round tae stuuio. vraat'a tato?" be added, going up

to n large picture, very handsomely

(muJ hut turned with I ace to we

inakesaem a sacrifice. iy daar." m-1 forward eageriy. with hto cn-

plied Mtohael Angelo. sootWegJVJ "ha ag eyas fixed upon Mr. Levi's nusaed ,.A a j Mnt U to Burlmgwe eeahl raise 300 on it aaeftfr. eoaatonaaee. t- Aoum tost veac but it wasn't ae-

"Tnu'rn qulto-fnik sure tne ar-j .tondhl thing safe to mm j eHl," summered Mtohael Angelo.

P"9"" "I Humih! I ttom t wonaer. vrnavs

Usafe?"

sfusateoa. 1 mean

. a. ,

-w4air uf.- mad I think I know I .v if I eaa: aad as he's oniy a

the taaa who will do the butrfness a I ytmm fulaw, and apparenUy hard up, n(tM tbc y9gmmA iaeeribsd hefsato, rouknw-nat half a bad the oham aIhalL" fra. " Marsraret Mendii

way ef raking neoaey." "Thiak the picture really worth hav-Ae-erdtait Megilp wea next naoraiag mgr' said Zerubbabel. with a depreaowa te Wankmr street, aad ia a dirty Mtoryshrug. httle brkva-brsc shop he unearthed the Hot a doubt about H. Tea see He wormy Israelite who was to eMfge hlm attractive sabjeet, and nam that is with tae lean. ure to take tbepablk. They don t e want 300 an a bill of sale on Hke your grand historic picture, your furnHureT' said Mr. ZerulAabaL xv prefer some thing pretty and when the arttot had explalin-d hi ar- piwtona. aad that sort of thing. Bet read. iuat eome down to your m wfcat you like that MegUp s piomnmm J m-m r. hTa Wi b- 'H 1m huar OU the UnC. At Sil

I can five Tan an aaewer.

ike name of it?" went on the neater,

on tne

frame. "Margaret Menaing aer Stockings." "No, that won't suit me; it's a big. ugly thing, aad shockingly raw. TtWve done bettor work since " , " All of which to sold," interrupted Merita, in a huffed tone, "aneept this

had read it, he burst into a hearty tough, drew his wife into the drawingroom, and sbat the door on the astonished Mar' Anne, "Madge! Madge! it's the beet joke must raise that girl's wages five pounds a year, and give her a gown or something. Ton my word, you

must She's done us a sptenuiu wu. Read that!" He handed the open totter to Mrs.

Megilp. It ran as follows: "DzabSik: leave seeayoer ptre 4 Mrnret Meaetar aer Weektags.' Xfs Ukea ay hM,. ru bay It of roe oa fee fWlowiegteneet

m rewlttbebdl of sate and give yea JB. II ye aeeeat WU ot tale tHU by retera el poet Wire reply. Years rMeeetfally. -Peraap yoe'i threw ia fee HMle Ptetere, 'gMrGnM.' motoaletotuwav. J. Z. r afraid he has made a mistake.

He meant to buy 'Chios,' " said Mrs. Megilp, nneasily.

Nonsense, my dearl" retoriea ner

.huehand. "Here he makes me an oner in black and white for 'Margaret Mend-

her Stocking' He ought to Know

what he wants. I shall wire accept-

That convention passed resolutions ex

pressing joy that tne great mass tliose who had worn the uniform opposed the policy of Andrew Johnson. Perhaps it is the memory of this

eoarektion that STVCS edfC to the tMt-

ternese of Tuttle's attack on General Cor. for the former was at this very

Ume a detocate to the Philadelphia

.thrin? of so-called Andrew John

rvmnar1tadji" and also the

"Copperhead" candidate for Congri (mm tk Fifth District of low.

In the face of such a record, Tattle's

threat to "snub and insult" Mr. Cteve-

m a aU t

win. jar. bmtbm

attempt to elect htmseu on vae mcj that Blaine was robbed of the Freeb deney in 1884 U similarly iUogtoel That tow-line doe not reach him. New York World: The St Louis

7W DiptUk says: "It is cneritohte

eethat John Sherman w imc

sane." un, no. xaere -- -"-t

in John's feigned madness. Be m

somewhat eraxy to be. r resident, aw

his mind is in most respeet a e-ear as

bell. He is simply misguteed. Washington Bwfc The Jesasitieal

John may as well be remiaaea laac

no man can b ateotea XTesineat em

the United States in this era of good feeling who lends himself to the

mischievous business ot surnng p strife, and who allude to the Denw

cratic party as "tae tort wing at tan Confederacy."

Binghamton (N. I.) Ld-: Jona

Sherman has quite badly nrasien up h'M presidential boom by sack comical

efforts to hit upon we ngn turn his sails. In the South he was sa

land, and his audacity in accusing Wm ljfcd tht perpetual feeling of unity of being n "copperhead President," exitod between the North aad South, are the very absurdity of malevolence. went harmony until he He is an example of a class of men 1 bis boom over into HM note, who seek to atone for their doubtful wen be found his friends there had loyalty in the days when the Nation's dtormied that the only haae thay life was at stake by exhibiting an ex- mnkfg to WiM:m ' up the P"P .rerted snirit of devotkm after the vmiu be to unfold the old dtountoa

BO ' . ... (Tt. I " . . .1 1.1 1 .V!

nd eannict are ovvr. xh i u 1l una tea im rwut

danger

fisg.

with a venganee.

and the heelers

fr.iul Wnvi itself by the excesses to

rt.:di it e-oes. The distrust of Tuttle -tiered to the echo, but he finds the

wi.u.1. tke Iawb soldiers showed by the North as well as the South

NIHI ... .r- " -- - tarfi. l""T. . ,. J.1.1 aU.

. nt i i. i.:n vniaa in um neiu ib mmi . j i rituainar hie uouDie iiuaiiim

ance at once, ami we n aura v- i " : . .. , ,I " "

Ma aj r r- i preceuii im " - . tniw. Tt to a fair assumption that his twinin is therefore sad and hw

heart was not in the eaiwe aad Uiat .jrsdy withering ui. Foot John.

sale to-morrow morning.

..." mm r lAafV Vtoja rSu a: I nsaalfv tTaffjnt nibB nmun "

By the next morning's post came the

fUIU JUr. lll U UUKITOl a i . i

r tms ar Uoiriin AAnaivnati ie h-imiib icici. - ....

little thing-'Sour Grape.'" fXeVin an enm sUence to the flames, , aRy is a proof of the dislike whlcha m. tWdeeUr shook his head, iormer in soiemn ""l-c , 'tn j-rr fee s for sincere aad

j-jiuutm. .-m -rrr js r crisis :

... . .inl.l t I iwx i

whton moon ' Kmwm. ... wrv mmA riTn him

He woukl

rtker Levi had the picture man

Zerubbabel: but it seemed hard that

akatld mlce m nrasent profit out

hmt 400 for

Men moou v.. y Mary Anne had given him V l'U give you 00 for it, whkk in the

' .i er.Heaent of the moment he had cow

-.. . i a n SMia-r rr a l a kAaiiarati 1 1 an wtisiHi

"Surely you ean taka my word mat atamaeaatosecaritr for tha amount

twaat Beahtos prwanto, we ourselves Ssew0O aahrtwo yoao ago,'

aaaiadMlMiael Angeto. angrily.

Mr. Zerubbabel laid hie fat foreaagar eag hJn great, hooked nase aad

daresay. SUB, I'd rather hare a took at H. bafore we do bnaimi. at . eau aa

yoa jpv me your add res l m east o paeeing V u nMrbt his foot in

Trru Wi ,TTini-" I in toss tnan nan w mnn " i o , .

tm as haet he eouW. gave hrn aaurasa, . msr "r" ITt i L:L k-t Mr. 1 .iiJ TWvens. what have

aa4 toft the brto-a-brae shop. fT1" ""."TltZT--, u.at emu. I .Lyur artod Mr. Levi Poor

Tuttle and the SoWtor.

events, i n js'm wwr' " i iu a few days to make him an offer Michael Angelo hesitated

fork." Mr. Zerubbabel smiled, and rnbbed his head complacently. He had learned thing that might be useful to him. Me didn't get rid of Mr. Levi wutil tote ia the afternoon, consequently H was nearly seven a'etoek before he MHerged from hie shop and stoptied a

SPIRIT or THE f nf. It is reported that Mrs. Btoinu

objects to her husband's running ir

the Presideney. wontea WJ " know mora than men. N. Y. Mermld

The Renublican orrans are deep

ly agitated over the, prospect that the

' In im the Democrats of Iowa notn-

: . . w:ii:aM 11 e. . .. , , - m . . a

pletely forgotten. hated lor "T naSTi J II Tuttle Ta? J!sW "mS tto

I Baiiov au. mm wmw. . ir

t. if. iJr.ra Tvi. nffcrin? Stone the same

rtl,W Countine: her i who in ioo botsi.

ul svninethixers with re-

i B

utav be,--Jtoiton GFfa.

The nomination ot nr. ouanutec

of thhv-his bset work. Ivery penny c . it p I bellion. The Iowa toldiew in the Said . RepuMtoans ef the New Harnp of the 300 woukl be swallowed up in "U J-gJ VtosSng the t were given an opportuni y to vote, latare i another conceeato. getting riear of that unfortunate bill Jf tom to kk wifo. and what they thought of the man etoments, and in line with o le , , t V. . who now poses a. thejr aspeeial cham- tendency of the party.--

rave ma a weak to think

he said at last, turning

round to the dealer, la doing so, ha caught his

the support ot the easei,

duly paid has vhwt ef

aad ia the aonrsa nfafew leaatiatiea was a fm ae-

Th Megilps peidifcair hffia

JafcMffcwWu aWwm JaaJkwaSjfll

for

MagMp was

it over,

ahrupUf

you

Michael

.... . .hv nut ' nion Hiv ye inierrea ivum. iw -

1H nexe merry ' " : (mm rmmU

ares oi no ioiia...v,.-. ---

inr, and

HftwevwplBse

asked if he would see

her I Angelo was too fnghtoned to speaic. I THtW thev nicked up the pietwre.

easier Fortunately, the canvass was not dam-

tur mt the Academy, between Ze

rubbabel and Levi was enlivened by angrv recriminations. Mr. Zembbabel Moused Mr. Levi of wilfully misleading him, ami the latter replied, chuckling: "So I was right, was I? It was you who tried, and. ia fact, partially aneeeded, m spoiling my market with

Mecilp. I would aavtoa you n-i

menu:

nnaiafaawT.

e aaee

aalaaaaat

KKereete iaraatry

as

Thinking aladywbe aa castor Fcirtunately,eanv- -" use of a friend's brain, ea-tomerto deal with, Mr. Zbhabel aged, but a large comer of Urn name j knew what you're

M mU taat ha WOuM Mte to sean; so I wae onFF'

Aa I " That'e scon

remedied," said

frame wont

Mr. about."---Xoadoa ItosJn.

. . . i .

. . i . . i mM nui war m. man mntiiaa

... w i,tw hiisinaas. aau know, he 1 omik - . . ji-i-w

aUUBBBBBBBBBB Walk

aSsnlMsV

fkiehad the pietara he to-1 joined him.

saad in to Batwntoa "You hara saltod to see my

further

i added, amiably.

who entered the stvdio

things ef Una pie-

. . . ... ii.a.

W-about taa-Ute nrn ov we, "LTZT X rtWa rueful ak,

a mghtenea "r, " .TJ,".

! Cbuntiag

Ins, Magila's eaaf

lahBBuaf fannsaT sat has aafafaavnrsfM anransTffWa bbbys anvBw

UHsl IsMff fcITI4nrflt--

The

ef

Mtthi woman began, in

-Wall, yes, ma'am, In a way fhave; hut I should Hketo see te ptotanf he offarea this tnornhsg." "Uto iLBailfj nistorr sfetod a., tmmtlm Lar Sam hatoh toning. "I

And hs left the art-1

rathar a r

befora his cherished ptotnre.

a a mt m I

. . wv -. kaa WannenetL Ansrvr a

heard something fall. wnanawr.

Wi altered you? Oh, wbjr a pswi-

.v. tautttSal- ffaaaae." SaM sat, a-r

. . '.

tla. hast liar lata tae.staate. m--

ual in Lonaoa. The tank to dlvhtait into two comiHtrttnents, each holding

Wodrad and fifty caUons of .oil.

aad is provided with a measuring drum having a capacity of forty-two rftftona-a barrel-so that the patrotoum, when deTrvered, may be meaeured off in barrel K uired,-vT. T.

H 11

IS

I a

Tvmts-Dcm0rt.

Tweaiy-foerta Miaairy.

nixte iwaawy - 45

Ktatalafaairy....

aaveeui laxeairr

if.

0.

ton Herald.

-The Pennsylvania RepuhMsnn

Governor shows what ha think of a

Republican Legislature, lie thinner

would be cheaper lor we maw t

couple of millions of dounrs nan

have the Legislature to session again. -if. r. rreria.

. If the Mlitical soldiers keep the

President away from the encampment

very many vewaee w i""- -

The aettoa of the Sen ate ot this

ftt.t. to ltherooafirminr nor rejecting

Governor Hlir nomination for Health WU1 sever their oonnaetion wKh . a . . aTH t in 1 T m m-m I . . a t t.U. t,aw

nsaeer aad uuaranune wnw-wuimi 1 m-tler whicn will laea

of this port, and thus leaving the pre-1 howI to be political in ite character

ineumbente M omce waea 1 management. w-v xrr- v.

Grant W, wt. a. Tn future visttcto Legtolntoras hi

(V. tuiereet of his boom John Sherrna

-1 ..1.1 rrrv ReturBinsr Board wane

II ITWfW - a.

ttulWrrnrd n. Haves

Mil ..... w . .

terms expired years ago, is disfrracaful to the last degree. Jf. 1. lnkptndnL

The results of the recent town

tfnr in Rhode Island prove that

the uetaocrawc nww" . r- "77 .1 r er

the fruit of a najura growt u. 1 "rv u. -ia- the bur nine: idea, in politic. J atetton " faeaa-2 oontinuad sinee, audi steadily going I questton ef a mar

- " Teii-wrant, I rru rrsss.

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