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Fun ana Fancy. 1
MIMe
l3lorba of Edisaom,
An Austin young mut wu.seo tow- SelLivapeLtiuu is the uuly utuaus to
lug hurriedly out of a beet.., louse, p•eserve us (nm self conceit.
shush he had entered to diet employs It is a "rood thing to learnt cent ion ►,y
went as sele•inan. "Did the buss en' the misfortune of others.
gage you as • salesman t' "Nth; he want -
Despatch Is the soul of business, and
rd me to travel," wee the mubiguuus
teethed the sound of despatch.
reply.
A hliud met was alleging in the street
and a gentleman passing threw hiui a
shilling, which he immediately picked
up. The geutleutmt in surprise, sold,
"I thought you were blind." The man
lookel at the board that wit round his
neck, and said '"Well, 1w Wnw.d if
they haven't put thio wrung ti ,ket on me
this morning, I'm deaf and d.' ib."
The addition of "ah" to a sentence in
exhortation is considered hy suite as es-
sential aid, but sometimes it has a very
ludicrous effect, .s in the epee of a man
who maid, though iu the earl) part of cuui vte::it to perf,r..t ..us within her
W l3uJ tot
Make int thy friend tot. cheap to thee,
nor thyself to thy friend.
We hand folks over to Greer lilert•y,
but show mete ourselves.
Then d t, hurne and happiuesa lies
dinar .u.a� rtes iu
atelier.
iuv pp K t
He who has net religion fur a resting
place is without a pi low.
WOMAN'e tineas. -It lies in whatever
eiriuuuat motes and her own nature and
abilities prompt her t.. d.., whether it be
in duwesUc, busier.►, •a iu profits/Mimi
circles. Every duty wL. ii a w.oian is
life he hast been opposed sphere.
twenty years he had been living 'pit the 11 tui - "Habit" is hard to ot'ur-
Lord's side -ah
A gentleman, lately bossting of the
neatitrss and regularity of his wife, said:
"If 1 get up in the night, pitch dark, I
tan Lind my clothes, down 1• my very
gloves, in all their proper places. I was
tip this morning briers daylight," he
continued (putting his hand into his
pocket for his handkerchief', "and
here he pulled out, out his handker-
chief, but his wife's nightcap.
Fanny Fern (Mn. Parton) thus speaks
of the troubles of a married lady who
was endeavouring to be literary: -"Let
me see -where did 1 leave orf 1 "The
setting sun, with ray resplendent, was
gelding' [ Mamma ! mamma ' I want
cou.e. li you take orf the brat letter it
dile., not change " a hit." If you take
off her the whole "f ' it" remains.
If you tale orf another is it not " t"
totally uael up. All of which co to
show that if you wlel' t.. get rid of a.
" habit" you must throw it off altogeth-
er.
How easy it is to detect ill ethers the
faults we are guilty of ourselves ! if we
are given to being envious, it is weuder-
ful hew quick we see that sin in ethers.
It we are selhsh, how selfish everyone
else appears ; and so on through the list
of suns which mankind is heir to We
may net admit even to ourselves that we
are victims to these especial failings, but
some bread and molasses, mamma] of when we find ourselves detecting these
the Inverness church steeple, when-- faults in our friends we had better
(Where's my Sunday waistcoat -do you
know f) -when was seen approaching a
horseman --(Mistress 1 I'm bothered en-
tirely. The potatoes are all out; there's
neer a one fur dinner) -and shouting
•'Liberty or Death !"-(I'm the butcher,
rniam and I wants to know whether
you're for sausages or mutton chops.
it which crisis the harassed lady throws
olewn her pen, exclaiming, "I sec it's in
win for a ,married woman to try to cul-
tivate her intellect
rRARLE8 DICKEN6.
. Imi-sI. Catbered rials ■N N er1.s.
It is with language as with people,
oil know them b sight, v�u
• are aptto mistake theist.-[Someboxly s she has had the time which he wanted.
Luggage. The discovery that there has been a
When you meet with real talent and secret excites jealousy, and l.wiseue
native, too, o
oo, encurage it. That's what 1 the ties o1 affection on either side.
say. -Scenes. Without perfect and entire confidence, m
It is enough for a an to u.tderstand married happiness is seldom lasting.
his own business, and not to Interfere
with other peoples. --[Christmas Carol.
No man of sens.t who hu been gener-
ally improved, and has unproved himself
can be celled quite uneducted as to any-
thing. -;Little Dorrit.
Gratitude and devotion are Christian
eualities. -- [Pictures fruul Italy.
Inculcate habits of self-deni►l and
tentment, and teach good doctrines of en-
larging benevolence. -[American Notes
when you y Y
watch closely our own thoughts and
actions, and see if these very sins are
not among eur own, and because un -
owned and unacknowledged, all the
greater.
To (IUR sUBRCRIBRits.
The address -label on the first page will
show each subacriner the .tate hot (lis
a000uut with Tea t;tu`IAL, 5114 (II
nay be hinted) that this is ase ap
propriety season for weskit!, an al-
tetatiuu in the figure&
There are other figures is .Ar boos,
a' which alight very appr..pr ire
1) ue n'ijuatud before the end of this
month.
"Owe nu man anything," has barn wise
ly enjoined upon all, and this iso
junction ie. especially biudsug upon
all who do business with newspaper
men.
A won' to the wise is sufticlent, and we
will say no more at present, for we
detest dunning.
4 NIT- Who tad that little lamb
Hud teeth as white as snow;
She always brushed them twits alloy
With -TcsaattKT" you know.
To MAaa Hosia HAPPY. ---To make home
truly happy there should be no • conceal-
ments ; for they are the canker -worms.
Let a woman tell her troubles and tellies
freely to her husband, and he will assist
her out of theme. He is her other self,
not her judge and master. If a Iran
conhde•in kis wife, her penetratieu •and
quick wit will often see things th;tt
escaped him. We are in the world all
day ; our winds are occupied by many
details; but she sits at home often alone,
or with but an infant compan-
ion. She thinks over what her husband
has told het, and sees it in many lights ;
The Doctor's Last seep Resort.
EVANYVILLK Ind., Jan.11, 1882.
. 1 rues .atly hail a very difficult case of
Co -Ism -lotion. I treated it in the mows
scientitic manner possible, but to no ef-
fect; 'satiate grew gradually worse.
(father than give up, and •s a last re-
sort, I decided, much against spy wish,
to use a remedy that had cured one of
may former patients. Greatly to my sur-
prise, the patient began to gain, and in
a much shorter tiune than I dared to
ever expect, she was completely cured.
The name of this reinarkahle remedy is
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion. I now use it altutgether in my
practice. -[Leading M. D., Evansville.
Trial bottles -free at lthynes' drug store.
Largo size $1. 'G)1 Peewee
--T' 5 pass
t:dnj is RU "irate. ! taws Nr
There he goes again direct to a 'ahem
',„:=1,74..e
and pours down another heavy draught
of strong 4lrttik, not so touch because his ae holes
appetite demands it, but for the artificial f�Mass
Zat
buoyancy it produces -the after effectsaea
of which leave him mere miserable than I y?tr e e e
before: it is this dreadful practise that at eau sees in relietrin
daily sending thousands to their graves. Iia remarkable pin g
A renedv f"r all this is found in the ! certain forms of Bronchitis, and its
Reflect upon your present blessing, of
which every roan has many. not "11 your
oast misfortunes, of which all sten have
some. -[Sketches by Beg
When you don't know the (meaning of
an expression, why don't vett seek fur in-
formation- [Dombey and Son.
There is one quality which all sten
have in common with angels -blessed up- I the office er not. There can be no legal
puttunities of exercising, if they will, ; dtacontinuance until the payment is
cholas Nicklebl. •I male'
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W :.ASO N'S
PlitLet•HI Ier1O?
DRUG STORE.
SEE -SSEEDS!
Freest; ae• 1s iii balk t* pee( es.
Complete StocK.
T7e6 Great American Ramiy for
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, L088 OF
VOICE, HOARSENESS AND
THROAT AFFECTIONS. t ww
re seri less Ae �eesa,e sus. s
elfee AOC
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dente
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SYRUP
Pines la I Wend, Lasa of
Ley Di.
Newspaper Laws.
--
We call the special attention of post-
masters and subscribers to the following
synopsis of the newspaper laws :
1. A postmaster is required to give
notice fry letter (returning a paper does
not answer the law) when a subscriber
does not take his paper out of the office,
and state the reasons for its not being
taken. Any neglect to do so makes 'the
postmaster responsible to the publishers
fur payment.
2. 11 any person orders his paper dis-
continued, e must pay all arrearages,
or the publisher may continue to send it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken from
bole a wiz
o. pro prrtlee
areprs-
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rods Myr.
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RED
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CHEAP GROCERIES 1
SEAN SWIFT
Begs to atutounce t' the people of Goderich and this section of Huron, that h.: 1.as
w
purchased fr Mr. A.
business Phillipehis
in the old Groceries,
, and theill
ontinuy the
Corner of Victoria and Bruce Streets.
Haring bought the goods for cash, and es 1 intend to snake all my purchases fl •e.
wholesale men for cash oleo. I will be m a posit'
Very Low Prices for Cash
My stock will always be fresh. I will keep the best brands of teas,, ood sugars,
sad everything in the grocery line from the best producers. Bacon, t'ptcwd Meats.
etc„alwa s on hand in season. I am determined to please, both in quality and prix.
pchan'a1 at the esho 1'ictoria street, opposite the Fur �1r^ near DT_
8trechan s machine shop.
S"���//�V/%� �LL:1 �
Gederich, March 9th, 1882.
trite friend of temperance, -the best and
purest of all medicines, -Electric Bit-
ters. Seltl hy .e(J. Rhyme' at 50 cents.
A cough in. cold contracted in the
month of April if not speedily emoted
is liable to stick to sue during the whole
sutrMner. Dr. Cargoes's Pulmonary
Cough Drops speedily cure i;uughs.
Cells, Brom:160s, Pain and oppression
of the Chest, and all Threat, Chest and
Lung affections. In large bottles at 501
cents. Gel. Rhynas,agent forGederich.
mercy. --p ill
Self-preservation is the first law of I 3. Any person who takes a paper from
tutus. -[Oliver Twist. I the post -office, whether directed' to his I Serve, Tetter, Chaptt'."d fl-vt.•1., Shd-
e er another or whether he has aul,-' bl-tilw, Corns, aa -1 311 S <• , Er r•' o i'•
almost specific e,Qect in curing oh-
?tinate hacking (houghs, is noir resell
known to the public at large.
lewd by all r'aspe•la•a• Weida" Prier, :S and'
Dmot e a bo' Oa.-Oa.-oor.Y1-
file wide " Sara,
ard, eade
Meade Sark, gad our wrapper
waisted"' are .PSas oar 0reVl•tered-
IiERRY, TV.t7'SOV (t CU.,
w•Wleea/e Druggists,
Solo P"aye.etore ant Yunefa Y _
Modred.
wt
ten to the Shelf.
Mr. Thus. Claydon, Shelburne, Ont., I
writes: "I have leen suffering with al
lunge hack for the past thirty years, and
tried everything I heard of without. suc-
ee.a. Not long age I was persuaded to
use St. Jacobs Oil. I purchased a bot-
tle, and, stranee to say, before I had
used it all. I atria' perfectly cured. I can
co.nsidentic recommend it t' any one
aflii'tool. No one can speak too highly
of e• ,.,,., ;•. Mc W: E. Weeeklev,
ale -,r "zl,e;hnrnt•, thus nienti,uts a most nes
tor ,.f 'i's ,•'cperiru',': "1 hay, ba u
suffers•,'vith lheu•,•:,ti,ou for year. 1
sea.; 1:1141 111, With it 1•-1•ole alta•'''; 1, 01 r•
11114Y i1'' and 1 coil,- ,1.v e.yshotr.
Ja:l„b' Oil produced the .tulckssz relief
that I ever experienced. i ell. etf tiny
rt3 .tlunend it to es •-v *u!r• rrr;
Ii eklra'...rufra Nolte.
!t,•,r s.01. • ill (1n• H•'1'''' :,.a. '',.••,s
The
Bruises, I-lccrs. 'tit it net, Fetrr
Detestation of the high is the invulun- l scribe'1 or not, is responsible for the pay.
tory )follati4;e of low. -[A Tale of two; 4. If a subscriber orders his paper to
('ilia 1 be stopped at a certain tune, and the
A man in any station can do his duty, ; ublisher continues to send, the sub -
and doing it can earn his own respects.- ! giber is bound to pay for ,it if he takes
The Seven Poor Travelers. it (Jilt of the post -office. This proceeds
Cultivate habits of punctuality and upon the ground that a man must pay for
method. - [Our mutual Friend. what he uses.
The men who learn endurance are 5. The courts have decided.that refus-
they whom the world • would brother.- , ing t„ take a newspaper and periodicals
Barnaby Rudge. from the post -office, or removing and
We count by changes and events with- leaving theta uncalled for, is primer ffu•ia
ul us. Not. by years. -[The Battle of !evidence of intentional fraud.
Life.
Trifles make the sunt of life. -[Acid
t'oppertield-
A contemplative man can always em-
ploy himself in rneditatinn.-[Pickwick Phestt,hatine, or Nerve Food, `ciPllios-
d'apers. hate Element based ep,on
--�__ entific
Facts, Formulated by Profeaaer Austin,
•
LIrrae.Tutnoe.-More depends upon M.D. of Boston, Mau., cures Pulmnn
little things than we think It is said I ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner-
that Voltaire when five years old learned vett" Attacks, ertigo and Neuralgia
an infidel poem, and he Never wasI and all wasting diseased of the human
system. Phosphatine is not a Metlecine,
hilt a Nntrintent, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates,
N ircotics, and no Stimulants, but limp
ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements
found in our daily food. A single bottle
is sufficient to convince. All Druggists
sell it. $1.00 per bottle. iOWDFN &
Co., sole agents for the Dominion,
55 Front Street Salt. Toronto.
To the Medical Profession. and all w gam
It
way rimers.
able to free himself freul its effects.
Scott, the commentator, when despair-
ing, read a hymn of Dr. Watts and was
turned from a life of idleness and sin to
one of usefulness. Cowper about to
drown himself was moved the wrong way
by his driver and went home to write:
' -God moves in a mysterious way." The
rebuke of a teacher arouse3 Dr. Clarke
to a great action, who had been slow np
to that time in acquiring knowledge. (11e
Bull ;the great violinist, rescued from
suicide by drowning and taken to the
near residence of a wealthy lady, became
her protege and soon required fame.
Robt. Moffatt the distinguished mission-
ary, reading the placard announcing a
tmtatonary meeting, was led to devote
himself to work for the heathen. One
step downwards often leads men to the I
greatest guilt. It is little words orectiens
that make ,r mar our lives. -[Congre-
gationalist.
and positively cure. ' of . ,? is (•t t. t s-
teed to give pori -et ct' .1 cation, or
,r:,. • i rest. the:':.
stoney refunded -
Sul. For sale by • , 1810 lv.
Every day the Manitoba people are
feeling the iron heel of the syndicate
more heavily. They are going to have
w Pmeincial fair in Winnipeg nest fall;
and application was made for cheap
round trip tickets from Ontario. All
the meds from St. Paul east mode the
necessary concessions, but the syndicate
lines refused to arrange der return tickets
at reduced rates. The psepie are bound
nook and ernp to the useneply and must
grin and bear it.
There N slept
it is told of tl
nooded p.,
was se
ed for
ea strong as habit.
_
sae slways cis -
es
that wbasbe preserls
iM used t+ ` nether. s dents
•f one pneht sed pet
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FOR �O ,
ANITOBA
The Greet Western Railway will run
their excursions to MANITOBA and
DAKOTA points during May and June
every -two weeks, commending TITEH-
DAY May, 2nd,1881.
Fa r f 1 educed.
For information, tickets, etc., apply t'
GEO. B. JOHNSTON,
neeetal Arent Oteat N aatere Ratlwsy
ffoderteh.Ont .
Goderich. April. Ilk 11K1. 1 -.
JAMES PMAiLL, AHCHiTRCT, Ac
oleos, Crwbb's in • E en wL, find.
,lets Plane sail sen correct-
.fer'a wa"oa's work
1a eaeen4 r w' Law
PLOW POINTS
MASSKY PLOW POiNTS CAN BE
tied at tllo prosnitoa of the Nshrwthet
T7EiRig1a FOR •1-00-
J. W. WRATHRRALD.
(•aster of }forth Street sal lbw Bina,.
ped.rtei aPre ft tsps: 1426
7<D DI.tAteta��CYiDnw7'.
which HAcvwan's Y,,Lt.ow OIL is gguuaran-
rola to cure or relieve tither in Moe if
iiA.T.
woes lw TAILS flITEM ALLY f91
=OUP, COUGHS,
CRAMPS,
SORB THROA ir;
ASTHMA, COLDS, &r.
APPLIED EITUUSALLY ►O/
2HEUMATIsMS 7rKURALGL4,
cHTLBLAINS, cALLOU8 LUMPS
DWZI.LnreR, STIFF JOINTS,
GALLS, FROST BITE,
£AMENEY,4, CORNY,
CONTRACTIONS BRUISES,
"'VERA GO, ITCH,
DEAFNESS, PAIN IN BACH,
SPRAINS, PAIN w• SIDE, eft
Ferry bottle avowed to sow ,slobes
tits or looney refunded.
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1 "UMISITT�L Nle/ US.
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TOROIrTO, ORT.
Extensive- Premises and Splendid New Stock.
G. BARRY
CA.BIIIET IAKER au' U}II3ERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
A good assortment of Kitchen, Bed -room, IHn!ug itoom and' Parlor Furniture, such as le
Ides, "'lairs ,hair, cane and wood seatedl, Cupboards, lied -steads, Mattresses. Wash -stn,
Lounges, Sofas, What -Nuts, Looking Glassesl
N. B. -A complete assortmt•nl of Collins and Shrouds atwaye on hand (also Hearses for hire
at reasonable rates.
Picture Framing • artrciany.--.1 call solicited. 1751
Ayer's
HairVigor
9
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BOOTS&SHOES
7:Dcrwrn5-1-1g '�Teddup
Beg to announce to the Public that they Late opened business in the above St roe
in the store lately occupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased a large end
well asserted stock of Spring gand Su
Publicc the benefit figures, we are determined
o give
QUICK SALES STALL PROFITS WILL BE OUR IITTOO1
+,-T-Please call and eiamige our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
ri Remember the place, next door to J. Wilson's Drug Store.
tts2rCUstom work will receive our special attention.
1:"5 -None but the best of material, used and first-class workmen employed.
el" -Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice.
Goderich, March 9, 1882. DOWNING & W E D D U P
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL. VITALITY AND COLO:..
IT is a moat stgreeable,dressing, which
is at once harmless and effectual. for
preterving, the hair. It restores, with
the gloss and freshness of youth. faded
or gray, light. and red hair, to a rich
brown, or deep black, as may be desired.
By its use thin hair is thickened, and
baldness often though not always cure.i.
It checks falling of the hair immedi-
ately, and causes a new growth in all
cases where the glands are not decayed ;
while to brash}•, weak, or otherwise
diseased hair, it imparts vitality and
etrenetli. and renders it pliable.
The Vtoon cleanses the scalp, cures
and prevents the formation of dandruff :
and. by its cooling, stimulating, and
soothing properties. it heals most if not
all of the humors and diseases peculiar
to the scalp, keeping it cool. clean, and
soft, under which conditions diseases
of the scalp and hair are impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair
The Vloon is inrnmparable. It iscolor-
less, contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not "nil white cambric. it imparts
an agreeable and lasting perfume, and
Ulan article for the toilet it is economi-
cal and unsurpassed in its excellence.
PREPARED BY DR. 1. C. AYER ti CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
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grilril'r
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Prescriptions a Speciality -
Hews to aegnaint the tidies of ri.dertebt N1
vicinity, that she ie now...bowleg
Sprii,i and Slimmer 111111p,
.4t her •hon. Hamilton ttreet• In ,reser 5nd •
hesutiful variety. Abs hat ..w•twwd the we.
?Ices Wit rity milliner.
can and ...wren that
l
B.A.T : T OTZO
IN BOTH
STYLE AND MAKE.
ilk. b, 0.. to be rarofed wets visa from her
samosa
and the Sebes grmwaRr•
I!iWILT
PLAIN AND FANCY •P\
Rit TING EXECUTED .Ail H
li, I TNESS AND - f t;l`. r' 1 L , h ,
• 1 ,
RATcS AI' "i -HE 6IGitiAL OFr10E."
LANSAnte /Onley ee.
-� Northern Pacific R.R.
res MINNESOTA, DAKOTA,
ane MONTANA
BIG CROP AGAIN IN 1881
weaves-
sewtesse Pena ; Lowe ensunae pAsreTs.w FFSee.4 h 11TTLt•a
No Inns erten vetws ten -
P. M. NuwtliaeT. Ose la•s iter
IMmse e.r pass !,. PaL•t. MME*
stat►"_-......,...e1lks►ew:.. ►ra�Mi+.u. <:Jr.,.... __.- .
ONL CEN
Pei 7 t'fow 89 Silver Threads Among ,the
4 Lila flee. . ,aid.
• The Old Cabin -linins. 93 11er Itrrrht Smile Haunts Me
6 The Little Ones se Home. 8111.
7 01d Blast .les. 94 Sunday Night When the rar-
8 Homo Sweet Home. tors OuIL
12 se. Tbst My Graves Rept 95 95 TheswiG7pS7' We inarnGreen. mg
13 Ousters ter'. Clock. 102 'TL bat • 1,1tt 1e Faded Flower
18 Where Was Moet When the 103 Toneh the "tare Ueon7, My
Light Wait Ort? Pretty f.onlew
22 Old Yolks at Some--R5►nee 104 The O tri I Lott Behind Me.
Ribber. 106 Little Bntterrnp
94 sweet BH and B a. 106 1115HIS and Hie Conine
90 Whna' Firma end
t.
till Toe'u Remember Me. 107 Corry Me Back v. Old vir
39 ltQ9ke4 In the Cradle of the teeny
Deen 109 Kitty W.IL
10 Kathleen Mavoernee1L 111 When the Swallow. Rowe-
ll 1 Dreamt I Dwelt In ruble ward lily.
Haile. 116 1 As Wafting. Ude. near.
lA may Ton and I Wen Vnanr, 115 Take Y Bee17 Three k t° Ii" me sed
XS Cottage b th. (tea. Mother.
15 We Parted by tee RI...r aid.. 120 tome. We by My Rids Little
S I When 1 Saw Sweet Petite Darling.
nose. 191 Rhe Me. rather. Kw Vonr
97 Yasrta•. 5eer'.t. Darling,.
43 I C.saet Call Hee Mother. 123 A news. fres Mother.
4e Take tela fewer to r? M other. Grave
49 A Segel lervf loans,-0esIa 124 75. 0111 I.eg Cable ma the
Female /ttstt'lse-00mla 1e 196 7'M an not To -A.7.
Bubb. C eemose ra.•s-•Com
H omsts Oeasaaesass-- 114 The
en one sv1.
M tatabs std 1..a Cala is Me 116 The Darling [ w
qtr 1b y TbwOt tiMMa 141 Wooden
widow Ie tN 0uN s b7 45.
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a4 1111 a An 5wnM T.dght
96 Lissom moths Yeekw.5 Mrd.
100 Cure for Rnn,l.l-Cnmh
11)5 1 Cannot Ming the Old Po,,.
110 I'm Lonely aloes My Mother
Olid.
172 Tenting on the Old Camp
rlronn4.
173 Glove Furtattnn-CnSle
174 Flirtation of thewtll-t ante
116 Don't Toa Go, Tommy. Don't
Go.
1140 Willis, We Hare Missed Ton.
154 Over the Hills to the Poor
Rosea.
183 Don't be Angry with Me. Dee-
ling.
erline.
1.48 The Old Pillage Rob not en the
Green.
1Rn Darling Minnie tee.
190 slat rllrtation-Ommie.
11,1 Wirt al don of the Fan -Comte.
190 Thou Haat Learned to I..?.
Another.
204 Ton Were Palm hot t'11 Fnr•
give Yen.
209 OM bog Cabin In the Dell.
209 Whlepr Softly, Mother's
D7(ng.
til Will Yon Gore Ms When I'm
0141
213 Gathering Ph.11e by the RM
star.
215 87 the Red Rea Waves.
218 Come Into the Garden. Maed,
2114 Where Theri • . W NI Theses
• Wa?.
219 God Mem My Bey at sea.
220 Aenf. tansies
222 ahers.w, Marsh to the Seta
994 Come 5Ird1A Come.
225 New t 157 Me Down to ateq,
228 aver of 1 fano.
1121.1 lave Amoy the Roma
252 014 Ars .'Steir Ir snug hr
Ned Darryl
24e Tb. Mennen Ge n Ml1•li►fa
tµ4 emOb. tIsg h
244 limas, by tb• Rr•g t IAtlaa
240 Peer Mt w G.ntles.Ir1L
249 teohoia . Darling Mt Lel
151 Pat My Little "beam Awe?.
251 pompe, Nellie Gray.
265 141t1e !sten Jag.
267 o.ed•hye. ewrethwal
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143 WherDentise Art
r7 lie
144 otter. A
loved W
146 TMay Leek but Madill
149 Rahn oaf Gilesd. , Rest 1• the
150 ?Wires Always
Parlor roe Tis.
152 r?. No Metter New. to
Wonder.
15* Pelt foe Um .dere.
154 Nearer. Me God, to Thew
109 Yeses'. to M 0old, Odd
(Donne.
159 h7 a Cad WnM WIMPS Tee
Cae.
W. sem 'molten .1 ere above asap. wee now ..le -teen. fee 10 slate, SO foe 90 emits, end 104
toeeat•.
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