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j. F. OARGILB & ( O )L. 2 WISDOM—jrSTICE—MHOKHATIUX. ALBANY. GEORGIA,-APRIL 2. 1867. «3, PETl QUARTER NUMBER 31. jj-WEEKLY NEWS, “•'pBBIISHED OX 15VEUY ^TUPBSUAV AM) SATt RDAV. g—Over Gilbert & Vason's Dry ^re,on South sUlo of Bmid street. LAW CARDS. " Suite, riven u r G^ irifiti. i i he purchase n ml j r,. y. \v*1T| i.. r. n. WAitnr.x. WRIGHT &. WARREN, A T T HHNEVS A T I. A \V, AI.BAXY, MA. , Y/c.7 ILL jirietie- in I lie j»evrr*l ('unit* if Diwnuti Rates o AtfVrirtlsias# } *» Equity in Lti* Si-ito mu! i!n* ('ir.'ui* i.’muts inserted at (ho rnlo of Ono Dollar °f ^ ,e P'litril Sinter lor the Si JSSW square of Ten Line;*, for (lie; AL«>. es| n’lnl Httenlicn-fvi an j Seventy-five (’cut* lor eneh ‘ cale nl IvomIr.*tAte. GBierlion—payable in advance. • fc ‘sr1roiAl -Nof 1 ck. ne(raentn of can ItdaleB for office, $10. “id in advance. , , 4 , .1 aQ tioes to bo charged for at rognlav ad- j lairatoa—lo b * l>nid In advance. 0 .__ Ten line*, of brevier, n .ike one “Jj ferl i s0 ,ucniH that make over eight line.- n ' -1 •*-Lehman st orncr, nppoMite I.ivory Stable fifteen lines, counted ns two equate*!. I JH.’s/DlJ.XCi: 1/ \ /•. /}>;/y.s'D.X s. ~W« win mark on their advertLemcut-j .. n , n v ,n\SV <; \ SJuarca they wish them to occupy. | aluam.i.a. for indivldital benefit, will bej fl.Viper square for each insertion. j J. W. FEARS, Provision Dealer & Grocer, Aiaeon, Ga. Albany, Nov. Rh 1865. MKDICAX CARDS. DR, TO DD an 'Ui^ i.iriit • iverv of plolo l‘« r “ale kiid do CORN BACON AND HAY. i I i nt it ^ognl Advertisements. iing are our rates for legal udveiti-c- Drs. Cromwell & Connally QFFKIl their pi •ofes-ioual * < lo the cili/en.M of Albany mid vicinity, ttfiiee i.ii I’ .»ad St. | February 21, 1866. 1'J—if , S.U. oer ley of oigie lino" or 1«" .Morlgogo FI. Fo. »»1M, por lov}-.. Hector', 8«lo» por lovy infer loiter, of Acljllylutnuiuii I till , for letter, of Ottenll.mlilf I mi of .piilicetiott otdi.miwiim from Ailmin- %sS:—«Grocers and General Com, Merchants, -mu,s.ttt i 11.*.. Sm Haem. ' II.- I!..’,!. .**:,!I Sid.-. ' lui-lit I- (Vn. * IE - No'-ihern and Ka-lein Hay ! Oh ' * OH I 00 | COMMISSION MKlUll Wf . BARNETT & CO., r o T To X /Mr To i: .v, ndpor square, -ishablu property, ton days 51 00 1 sixty days...., <> 00 .J •• ud ••'lii|i at the above rates will bo required In • •••lean- and I mint notes. eon*igmm:nt PROMPT atlentiiin given to all t'onxigniiieiils erpotd. New V.. l.ilieral advance* !<> liming mi \< olio li:f- the a 1 !' I lit a; e 1 * pee hilly <<•!’. N, A with the <’.1*83 traii-leiTil "ii arrival nlway* t»e o eelit in' Sun o. ’I'lli • *-o\»*«' nun •J'.'ili. 5.- I iverp . I U.'-i , - age. ri.it. A Olll.l h.m I. til,I • hvl .. jpi tod Sail. n*taiOly luiying. n« ers wanting produce ■I in their order* . The corn will he dravago, wliieli wil le*s iloin pi iocs from ,-lia.*ev-. WM bushels * J. W. FEARS. Ilr. Plnnork's Prescription, llV AMY It A X in ill'll. “Pponuw word. I do believe nobody in this house cares whether I live or die!” Dn\id ward sank hack among bis pillows with a weary, despairing groan, and dosed his eves. “Don't speak so. dearest—is there any thing I van do for you now V” Jessie Ward was a bluc-uved, fair-haired woman, with an appearaueo not unlike that of a while dove — innocent, pretty, and alto gether loveable. She came lo the bedside with light, noiseless feet, and an anxious fact*. “Tell me, David—what shall I do?” Mr. Ward gave a deep, sepulchral groan. 1 “If you felt the least solicitude ill the matter* Mrs. Ward, you would have seen that there is a sunbeam dancing about niy, pillow like’a red-hot bar of iron, and driv ing ino distracted. Jessie drew the curtains closer together, excluding every breath of tha sweet, .lime air. “There, now—the room is like an oven. A salamander couldn't hreathe here!” I “ lint, tny dear, the air cannot come in if the curtains arc to lu* closed.” “ Isn't tb'ore a door to the room V” j Tin* obedient wife opened the door, J “D that the clock striking ten# Mrs. Ward, that last powder should have been I taken live minutes ago!” “ 1 will get it now, David—it isn't too deep brent It ol the fragrant rummer at mos- “for I want a little serious o pltere, ns if it were a relief from the eon-1 with you on a very grave topic, fined air of the sick room, “ has my broth*| the worst happenin'* “ : “ 1 -niid wo onversatlon In case, of bnvo every er-in-law found out yet just where his nli- > reason, considering your long sickness and incut lies V” * hlw delicacy of yniireonMitntioii to appro* 'tilbend the Nvnvtit — " on are; currant notes. -18 PEC I AL NOTICE, of Land by Administrators, Exocnlnr- or Wrequired by law to bo li«M on die) Jw In each month, lioiyroim*ilit» ln*iir* of. forenoon and ibreo Ini In* nfiornmut, »« Mted. Sotlco of tlioso milos um-i bo given bile Oiiette forty days previous. Receiving House, APAIjAOHTCOI.A, J'l,. I H.,« in 5 lie I"' 1 '!'";! T)u« !»7^. 1 lions'* at Apabicliicola, Fla . for ili« purpn-o uf : ifTb, Mlo of'per.oaal pioperly muni l,o j \'!H » €l*aBrnH!....„..l.»iunnml D.ling l„,-i, Tik. rannoer, ll.rougl, n pi,Win gn.ello ten ! II “ VI "K e»UM,*lio,l will, ol lb. benl *IaIU lo snlo (lav. I . ... , * • 1 ! imtii rmiMHin •» " «•*-> 1'r -*• bailee* in fan'lgn "'"I 'Imnenlic purl., we m„ pie. I |; w|1 P n 1 „iii„llj- nn l,.,„ l StYMOUil, JOHNSON &e» ,, , 1 “Iliopd not, Airs. Ward—I hope not. Five minutes make all the ditt’erenou in the world with a complaint like mine.” Mrs Ward made no response save to of fer him the little powder and a glass of water. ^ ! ‘‘J*hew !” ejaculated the aggrieved inva lid. “that water has stood in the room full ," Ulromlvs, provisions, nB Mmfiwtnrrt liv '' ! ' ,lli " k •*««•>> »'"•! ’ “ I will ring lor some more. T0B11T0. *• No—it's too late now. It's of no rouse* , niicuce! none in the world ! 1 wonder why Iniost mnl V t'orncr Urd and Cherry Street - - •Huron— (««• WIIIII.IIS.U.K DKAl.T.liS IN sv.f . .j ton ami oilier produce. Special ulli*niinu will In* U,l Sl«llo' U will he made l„ Ilia I'm.rl i K ivc " 'J ■>'•' cotta" >«,! „■ lot- mle.eiilier i„ own I 'Cfer cvo lo ..11 l.rnnl n„m lw pffQlali- ol ',""- v rmHc n.uikm . , . »ih In nddiihui tu oar l omtni.-sion lui-mcsu, wo will j "for'lctlers of Admlnlalralmn, annnlinn- \ F op l* opS-iu.I „ lm;.- el„rk nr must be published llilrly days—lor ills- "pP. C; H I i~\ J . T H S S I L ttt Administration, inonllilysix nmiitli*'— ....... , v , , , , 5i p rtuiiiii , j wlneli will be utiered lo uien'lc.iils and planters at i liagftitles from Executors or Administrator -ndUTobecn given by the e et three pioullis. cl in ibis mavUet. miuhmk w 'di advances on cotton sent ns for aliipmeni or loccased ,, 'iire! sn h« and 10 turnlsh diem with lm<rglnj( ami rope ,c ’ ) for the coining crop nn«l during tho entiro simson. N. It.—Unr house in rolinulms, (to,, will tic con rovesteexi & Co. llo-FOETl {tiiiucl at the old eland, corner Si. (.Muir and llroad ; SI reel 1. BAK^fETT tV C O. ) June lihh, 1860. 556-tf. • ~ — . . - .... j A. M. Merrill, MeKnimll\ Co. .!//./«.», Ihmltnm \ Co New Orleans, I tJ. (’. McKirrnell, t .lolni 1». Atkins, 1 Tlios. lb Smith, J.l. b. Hunlmm, llazclltursl, Miss. J \V. (’. (Settle, Apalachicola, l’laj MAN UFACTCIiKl IS, .499 BR0ADWAY,.Wl8ffiii| Duniiam, McKinnell & Co,, I COTTON P A C T (Ills, Now York' COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS, , No. 47. CARONDELBT STRTET, | &S C23 U Oj) lii LtA uD 0 !Dllon of tho public and the trade is il.vi-j J. I,. Hcnii am. of the above firm wn- nn old New Scale Seven Octave Rosewood H- and rcllablo citizen of ibi*» plaec-^laiierly I Apa- i, which for volume and purity of tone, arc ! by any hitherto offered in title Mnrketr slbtheniodern improremenis, French Aon, llarp Pedal, Iron Frame, Overstrung i and each instrument being made under tin* doctor ‘Iocs not conic! I should think I Ii • might pay a little attention to punctuali ty. wild, lie knows h‘»w much 1 stiller. Here j conics your brother Raul, tramping like an elephant Oh, dear, dear! how meiiUMile- irate these people in perfect health do he- eotne!" I Mr. Wal'd convulsively clasped both hand* on his temples, as I'attl Dayton came * into the room, with bright face and cheery j voice. I “Well, David, how goes It? How are i you feeling now ?" “.Miserably—miserably. And, my dear Ranl, il you could speak as if you were not hailing a ship at sea ! “AD right,old fellow—but where is the pain ?” | “The pain? I ciin’t exactly tell where; it's a general feeling of weakness—aiiniver- , gi\ing way of the whole system,” ! “ Yes, but where are tlio synipiomH?” | “Symptoms? I wish you would not be PACU nnur: I4AIIQF I to poosistent, Raul. Jessie, if the servants VuAbDn L/nUU nUUJL I don't stop slamming doors below stairs, I shall go crazy—and there's an impertinent 1'.ir..n, t'nni mid IMour. ('tfi'oo, Tea mid sugar. M.i ■l.ercl. Whin* Fish and lUne Fi*-h. i'licrn*,.('nn , kers mid ltai*in-. I’i. l.li's, Faidiue.- and (ly.-lers. Prime* ar.d Me.*s Pmk. . 8<>da. Pitlash mid Snap. Syrup and M'das*' *. ('hewing Sucking Tobacco. Liquors, of all Descriptions. Every arlirh* 1 In* found, vvIi lie 1 ■ill In* JIRH'EUY 1U S1NESS can -old at ibe Lowest Cash I'rices ! SEYMOUR, JOHNSON & CO. feb 16, 1867-Id—55m incut lies' “No—and he never will—and xvlrnTti head the wnvHt more, no, one else ever will,” said the little| David listened hreatiless. man, shortly. “I bog you pardon, Mrs. “In case, I say of a sudden relapso and Ward, for speaking so very explicity, but j melancholy conscfHici.c os, it would boa 1 can't make him believe be would be as sad pleasure to us to have yottr Iasi wishes, well as any one, if lie would only dismiss the idea of all his aches and pains. I don't really know what to do with him. I’m afraid its a confirmed ease of hypochondria.” “I think I mu Id suggest a cure,” said Raul Daytmi, deintiiclv, “ if yon would all promise to act‘up to my directions.” '* Let's have a statement ol your phui of action then." said the doctor, stroking liis bin; “and if I approve of it, why I'll an swer Ibr Mrs. Ward'* obedience.” I should treat him liouncopniIdeally,” said Raul, with great *rra\itv. “That i“ to say, doctor, I should overwhelm him with his own pains and twinges —l should load him with sympathy and deluge him with compassion.” • \ Proceed to state" the particulars--the plan scents feasible," said the doct m\ beiclly. And Raul proceeded to state the particu lars. As usual, Mr. Ward armed him-elt, men tally, the next morning, with weapons of resistance, against the cheerful and encour aging words of his medical attendant. "That man never will realize how ill I am until it's too late,” groaned Mr. Ward dismally, atf the doctor was shown in, and lie began the skirmish with a long account of bis sufferings during the last twenty-four hours. Dr. Riuiiek listening with great concern. “My dear sir,” lie began, as David paus ed to take breath, “you're a very sick man —there can be no doubt of that. I consid er you the most dangerous ease on my list.” Do you. really, Doctor?'’ demanded David, with liiseyes very wide open. Most undoubtedly. I low can I have been so misled, all along as to t|i«* nature of your disease, I really cannot comprehend. Siitlicc it to say, now that l am tally aware of your danger,-I shall proceed to adminis ter most prompt and powerful remedies.” “ You don't sav so, Doctor!” “ Do you seetiiose white* powders,sir? these gray pills? I only give them in the most desperate eases. Alternate t hem c\cry half hour. Good morning, sir; I must go home and stmlv out your ease,” David stared rather uneasily at the gray pills and white powders that the doctor had left upon his table. “Jessie,” lie said to his wife, “ do—do you think the doctor considers me dangerously ill?” “I’m afraid ho,” sighed Mrs. Ward. “Do try and In' punctual about tho niedieiios, David, and perhaps you niffy overcome the perils that throateii^voii.” David fell hack among his pillows like a log,-and his lower jaw iiiiroiiscioiiidv di'opp- ed, and his eye* assumed a lishv, uncomfor table glare. As the hop-vine feels when MASSKNlinu;, SON Wholesale Druggist* .. & HARRIS, ....7JACOX, GA. luphicola, Fit., oi'llio tin.. «.f A:kin-. Ihniliam .' . October 155, 1866. I leeliiiii’rait il I>ni"“, Pure .M.'«lh*im*a, Fins (Miriniral**. I m|v<.i-l«>«1 T«»ilel ArlieU**, Ficueli Wimlovv (5l.t* w , Palni* ami < til**. ‘Tlml* ( )|il Virnmin Smoking Tolmcco Itunlcrs f/ociiilli/ c*:illi*il to our STOCK iiml K\U: OF PRICES. 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Uairy each epJ 'aU fid»iY0r (p faakc it -Honr» * Family JTotirual i of Ooll on, Tobacco, Wool, Hides, &c., Ac., and I lie i j.un'liaso of Merchandize of every Description. Reference* : —»lohti Jackson, Albany. (Jn. W. II. Young, (’oluniliiid, (j.i. Atkins, lluniinnuN Co. Apia Fa i Young & Woods, Eufaulu j Columhus, (la, Oct 27, 1866 6m BROWN’S HOTEL. U|)pQil(u Dcpol Il.tt’O.V, t«,l. B. E. BHOtVS L SON, Proprietors*. rrtHIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE has been I refitted aud repaired, and is now one of ihc M 7 . A TEST HOTELS in'the Stale, and lint most convenient lu the city. The Hotel is supplied with every thing I lie markets afford. Macon, January 17th, 18ii7. —3m FIHE-1 3 ROOF WAREHOUSE —NWFIEH! Xo. 91 fbfrry St,. January 17. 1 . V * , J7 . . . TUlO’b tl\. i- lin Where, my dear brother-in’lew, would you prefer to he buried ?*’ “Buried!” nliriekcd David Ward. “Buried! I've no idea pf being buried any where jiiHl'yct. Get my clothes ‘piiek, anti clear out ol the room. I’m going to dress myself and comedown stairs!” “But, inv dear David, just consider your weakness.’' “ Weakness be hanged ! I tell you I won’t, lie hear and be imposed up m any longer.-- Buried indeed! I’m as well as yin sind I'm going to prove it.” “But Dr. Rintioek ” “I'll see Dr Riuttoek ill Jericho before T take any more ol his white power and gray pills! Get out of the room, I toll you J** When Dr. J*innoek arrived, willtliis face properly elongated, the very first, person ho met was his patient, smoking a cigar on the piazza, with his feet mi a garden chair, while Jessie sat at his side hemming rullloH with theiuo*t contented little farcin the world, “ (’tired, eh ?” said the doctor, laconically. “Cured,” said David Ward, with equal brevity. And he added, “Doctor, I’m alraid you'lj think Ive been an unmitigated lool all these weeks!” If you only won't be angry, Doctor,” coaxed Jessie; “David kuows'oiir plot—1 told him.*’ That's the ivay women keep a secret,” said the doetnr, with a groan. “ And vvlrht. lo you think of our treatment. Ward?” “ Novel, Init successful,” was the answer. “There's one thing Airs. Ward couldn't have told you, because she didn’t know it,” said the doctor with a sly twinkle ol his gray eyes. “The white powders were •lower—tli«* gray pills were wholesome bran mixed up with water!’, David laughed— be couldn’t help it ; and a cored invalid can nlVord to laugh. And although Dr. Rinunck remained the family physician for many years, those wero the last doses lit* ever found occasion to ad minister to Ilavid Ward. WATCHES I JEWELRY Itoimirod At MACON PHI CBS Bcnl .n onetime. ii ou «acU. t- AiiguiJa, Ga. Vs Prwih v V*l CARDEMSEED. J *‘MbaUto©t® imyj trjieu (bo -lock - L. R. WELCH, Drngzizt. ■•rli.ieGo lf -Albany, RUST&JOHNSTON. milE UNDHUSIGNF.D roap^ctfulljr beg to an* T no'iici to the PfiANTEH8 and MERCHANTS ! of Houehcrty and adjacent Counti*®» that they bate ikirdsy foTinwi TT co-par(uergblji ™ w S | T,: T:,n.?aiB| A G 15 N T S W A N T 151) (Hi*ablril Soldier* preferred), — rm: tiik~* Lift;, Lottos, Speeches, &c., of BOK.MXXAHBEB H.STEPHENS, ItY IIKSnY Ct.RVKr.ANn, KSQ., I,ate Editor ol tlio Auguvta (Ga.) ConslitutionaliEt Cl END for Circulars and see our terms, and a full description of the work. Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. Box 842, Atlanta, Ga. SPAING- IMPORTATION 1867. Ribbons, Millinery and Stravr Goods. 1‘obili I lint will .'lusc to my window. Will you direct, llto gnrdiuor to sltooi. tlmt robin ?*' ) “ Oil, certainly," said Raul, “ We'll have ! ail the bird’s who have tho audacity to sing | on llie place shot. I’ll have the huh cur tained, aud nu injunction put nn the wind, and the leaves wanie^to atrip rustling.” Tint indignant retort that rose to Mr. Ward's lips wax cheeked by tht'entvanco of the long expected doctor—a vviery, energet ic liitle man, with keen gray eyes, aud a shining bald head, ju*t fringed around the temples with black hair. At a Hignal from her brother, .Mrs. Ward accompanied him out of the room, as Dr. Rinunck came in. “Suppose we leave David and the doctor to groan it out together,” said Dayton mer rily, “ while you steal a breath of fresh air, out on the terrace. Why, Jessie, you look as white as marble—you are bleaching in that hot, unwholesome room, just as a stick of celery bleaches in n dark cellar.” “ lint,*David needs me there.” “ 1 )oph he ? I’m not altogether certain of that." “ Oh, Raul! You should not speak so of sick husband?” J L_ “Jessie, what is the nature of his dis ease ?” “The doctor does not exactly know, Raul.” “ No—nor you, nor I. nor himself either, I fancy I Jessie, he no more sick than I am?” “J’aiil.” “Indeed, ! do not think he is. He lias j .ist worked himself into the idea that he is a miserable invalid—it’s a clear ease of hy pochondria I Aud I think it is unreasona ble and absurd for him to make himself and every one around him slaves to a mistaken fancy!” Jessio sighed, involuntarily—could it be possiblo that her brother was right ? “ You are wearing yourself out in attend anco on his innumerable whims—you have neither color nor vivacity left. My little sister, when I look nt you now, and remem ber what a joyous, red-ebecked, laughing 4airy you were six months ago, I am tempt- ARMSTRONG, CATOE & 00. IMPORTERS and JOBBERS OF Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Batins, Blonds. Nells, Crapes, Velvets,- RucheB, Flowers, Feathers, Straw Bonnets and Ladies’ Hats, trimmed and uutrimmed, Shaker Hood*, &c., 237 and 239 Baltimoro St* BAtTIMORE, MD- Stacietabe found ln .cku cona- clioicM'flrietr and olicapncss. irompl attention given. executed riis office in j^ootlst yie. Also, blanks ZZSl [iriiislioil oi cv«rv Uescriptiort. edto—” “To do wbat ?” asked Jessie, smiling. “ To pull your precious husband out of Ids bed, aud shako the ailments ont of him at oucel Now, don’t look sober, and try to pull down tho corners of your mouth, Jes sie ! Do lau^b, just for once, or I shall fan cy some evil-minded brownie or eHHra* taken my sister away, and left in her place n titting mato ibr poor T dcar- IKvLiL” ~ IIo drawled out tho last three words in such a sorio-cdnuciraP*^-” doloiul accent!, that.. henielC'„ )VeHi Doctor,” said ?a^lj)ay ton, fifteen lutes Or bo' afterwards, as .the*dlsSP' i ‘ the sturdy pule on which has loaned is sud denly pulled from its < liging temjrills, so felt J)avii|, with the hrqco of his wife's res olute hopefulness withdrawn. “Jessie !*’ “What is it, my poor dear husband ?” “ Do you think I am looking very badly V” “ Very—you aresodeadly pale,and there is snelt a shadow under vonr eyes, and— “But lam nut sure but what I am feeling a good deal better this morning.” “ Oil, that is quite impossible,” said Mrs. Ward,solemnly. “'You can't be better.— Here is a gray pill, my love—remember your life depends on your medicines.” “I thought 1 would like a fresh egg for break last, ii ” “Oh, inv dear, how canyon talk so un feelingly of fresh eggs when your gray pill is net. taken.” “ Bother the gray pill!" said David, with a good deal of energy for :i sick man,-— “ Well, I limy as veil swollow it, I sup pose ;aud now bring me up some breakfast," All the morning he lav eng it iatiiig olTthe altered manners and looks of his nurses aud the doctor. “I don't believe I can be so iil after ail,” he said, suddenly. “Taken white powder, dear,” said Jessio, with sorrowful alacrity; “it is already threo seconds pnst, the regular time.” And David swollowed bis powder and his disgust together. Paul Day ton arrived, bright and early, the next morning. Somewhat to Jessie’s surprise, be took off his boots in the hall, ami crept upstairs with ostentatious quiet ness. “ What are you crooning along like a big pussy cat for? demanded Mr. Ward, with some asperity.” “ Isn’t it time for another white powder?” whispered Raul, consulting his watch. “Deuce take the White powders!” ejacu lated David, aggravated beyond aft endur ance. “My dear David you don’t consider the importance of punctuality in your present highly perrilous condition. Dear me, dear me! your pulse is leaping like a steam en gine!” “My pulse is well enough !” ungracious ly retorted David, jerking his wrist away from Paul’s clasp._ ... “David,” said Paul, seating himself be side the bed, “there's no disguising the fact that yon arc very ill—very ill, indeed!—5 For the sako ot your wife—for my sake— , take tlio white powder!” brownie or elf-ha* —Mr Ward resolutely took the paper eon- —j »-«. s« w 1— taining th^ snowy grains and tossed them if tho Window. «,.. v.; .. ^jUUlM THE ENTIRE t.qtl»fac(i»» glypn Ivy our E x p o r i o n c e d Workman, in Hu* Inxt fmu* uumtU*, wo confidently ask ouv IricinlH ninl nisloinor.H lu bring in lliuir out, ol Paul gavo a doc]i groan. “XuoUqod- to bo dolirou. and violent— •yrojitoma very bad inclood!” • • , - “No mom uelirioa. than yon ava'I*’ roai-- cd David, quite forgetting tho aubdhod ac. For repuitFt, im-l giinriuilvn snlisfaclinn, KiiKt-uviriK Done) to Oi-ilot- at I.. E. Welch & Go’s. BOOK AND IIY KTOIti:. 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