FAIRVIEW MILL ANNOUNCES NEW FAMILY FLOUR
The undersigned announces refitted mill with improved machinery and new family flour for market delivery. Mill stuff in stock for wholesale or retail at lowest market rates. Flour available at Reid's Grocery. orders may be left there. WHEAT accepted. highest price paid at the mill. Cooper stuff wanted. David Paterson.
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Davip Faterson
Redmond O Hanlon and Jerry the Fool on the Irish Road
A comic tale recounts Redmond O Hanlon the highwayman and Jerry the Fool outwitting him on a quarterday. Jerry borrows the master’s horse, gets away with a sack of rents, and the robber is left to swear at the hedge. Also notes on garish shop images and Sister Brown’s misadventure with a police officer during a street curiosity raid.
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Misers and Moral Tales From A Veteran Judge And Other Anecdotes
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Immortality tale uses watch to teach the soul’s fate
An eminent divine explains to children that the soul lives after death using a watch as an example. He shows a case and a ticking mechanism, arguing the body is like the case while the soul remains, able to live and think after the case is laid aside.
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James
Altéra
Iry
Weary Life and the Quiet End in Terse Laments
Fragmentary prose contemplates suicide as a response to life’s fatigue and turmoil. It likens dying to escaping noise, crowding, and restless suspense, as weary travelers retreat to silent quarters for rest at judgment day. The text reflects on the burdens of existence and the difficulty of understanding those who depart life.
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