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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24

Col. Woop.-In looking overa file of the
New York Herald, we came upon an issue
containing the following article in regard to
the distinguished Snowman now astonishing
our citizens with the living curiosities of his
Museum: .far ferT ~ frt 5-ra
The most sturdy anti-optimist must admit.
that to know intelligcntly the operations of
Nature, which in their essence are ordered
with mathematical precision; we must see
and examine the departures from the laws.
And if the thought is not too subtle, may
not the departures be only the evolvement of
laws with which we are unacquainted. This
theory might philosophically account for mi
racles, without infringing particle on Dr..
vine power; but, in fact, giving new SPLEEN
dor TO the force, adding deeper wonder to the
| phenomena.
ut is impossible to pursue train o..
thought like this, withou. acquiring a respect
| for those who devote their lives to the col
lection of the phenomena, whether animate
or inanimate, living or dead, human or ami
NAL. But. inasmuch as the human is the
crowning libation poured out by the creative
principle Oh the altar of the universe, the one
]. who devotes himself to the hananitary de-
partment, must take the highest rank.
"Among the savans of this class. Colonel
Wood, formerly proprietor of the Cincinnati
Museum, holds proud position. Colonel
! Wood showed discrimination in choosing
Cincinnati as the city of his debut. The citi-
zcns Of that locality are celebrated for their
appreciation aad patronage of science and
| art. They saw at once that the debutdat was
/ fitted by natural talent, inherent energy, and
scientific requirements, to collect and ar
i range an establishment founded on true phi
| losoplical principles. The Museum while in
/ the full tide of success was DESTROYED by fire
4 The treasures, whose collection had required
| years of toll, were reduced to ashes in sin
gle night. the splendid classifications were
gone in an hour; the devoted naturalist wa.
again a beginner. lie did not quail before
4 the calamity, but with his living phenomena
commenced tour of the United States
This pilgrimage was highly successful, ant
thei intrepid savan was able, after four year:
OF eyertion, to concentrate in Philadelphia q
museum Of natural wonders, never .equalled
, in the Union. In the collection of human
phenomena, Colonel Wood stands without
] rival. A part only of the list at present I'M
der his control. will prove the question. On,
lady in his establishment weighs nearl,
eight hundred pounds; another, the mothc
of several children, is dwarf of only thirt,
inctes; .nothe., female. nineteen years old
weighs SIX hundred and seventy ponds
, Colonel Wood also presents the famous 81
amese Twins. and extraordinary .Beardct
Lady, the Lilliputian King only eighteen
inches in height, and weighing eight pounds
he is eight years of age. HIS little LADY,
but little over thirty years Of age. She i
remarkably intelligent, exquisitelyt formed
and speaksseveral languages Winding NJ
his sstill strange music of humanity Col
Wood brings forth the world renowned In
FAINT Drummer.
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IsxAsAoxMENr.-The party under Col.
les, appointed to make the wagon road
ugh Iowa and the South Pass, are de-
ed ut st. Paul, waiting for funds to pro-
their outfits for a start, The men have
kept in camp for month in idleness-
aiming the appropriation, and the season
fbor rapidly expiring through the euipa-
.ieelect Of the Secretary of the Interior.
Noble, when he took charge ofthe party ,
Informed by the Secretary that funds
placed to the credit of the Expedition,
s the Sub-Treasurer in N. York. He
flor them his drafts came back protested.
which he has heard nothing from Wash
n, and the expedition will be defeated
1.-THE neglect of the Administration. The
,-dilatory inefficiency seems to attend
public enterprise now in charge of the
nnment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24

IT Dyspepsia, in all It's various forms OF emaciatei
humanity, resulting osten small causes like lndi-
gesion, producing Constipation, Flatulency, Nausea
IN the Stomach and thousand other ailments tending
to rosrate debtate the ply steal man; any anil all
Of; these ills yield like magic Dr. HosTErroR's cell
ebrated Stomach Bitters, giving il the reputation IL
bears Of reinstatingto heh thousands who have tried
its vivifying and strengthening influence ron their
almostdcspeirng and broken constitutions. All should
usethese Bitters during this weather. il the
most eftectual preventive of diseases known For sale
everywhere. szz lie2i-lw.
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cy- Mrs. Pat.en, the woman who so he
roicaIly nayigated Il ship into California, af-
ter her husband lost his mind, is now dan
gcrously ill in Boston, with typhoid fever
consequent upon the fatigucs and exposure
incident to the voyage. and her untiring de-
regret to add, has lost both his sight and
hearing.
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Napoleon end WeIlinxton.- lost tn

Napoleon and Wellington. Ipolcon lost the
hattie OF Iepsc because fit Of indigestion clordcd his
giant intellect. A dose Of BRANDRETH'S Pills,
which are sovereign remedy for dyspepsia and ind-
geston, might have made him conqueror. Napoleon
would not take purgatives-he too busy to give
time for them to act, and died at an early age. Wei
lington used purgatves freely, and not only heat his
rival, but lived TO eighty -four. Twenty five million
boxes of Bandrcth's pills have been sold, and their
pursatve QUALITIES well appreciated The contrast
OF Napoleon and Wellington shows the importance OF
the sick using this Invaluable medicine. [je,4-iw
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MURRAY AND LANNANs FLORIDA AFTER Is culled
from odorous .ror flowers, the perfume of which
concentrated. and indeihly fixed in the PREPARATION.
For fifteen years it has mantained its supremacy
accessory Of the South American toilet and Is de-
manded here Ivy the whole fashionable world Soldby
d. T. Lanman and by all druggists at city cents per
bottle. Ije2f.lw
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Great Cure after the Physician had Failed

KUSSELVfLLE, UhiO, Jan. IT, ISJ5.
DR.. C. M. JAcxsoN-Dear Sir:-"We would inform
you that we are out of Hoofand's German Bitters,
which meet with ready sale. One OF neghbors has
been 'doctorng for some time, eve think about two
years. with all the doctors in the country, but all Of
avail. He looked as much like a dead man going
about az anything we can compare him to-. His dis
ease appeared to be overlooking Of the gall With
hard pursuason prevailed him to try your BIZ
ters with the promise to him IL it did good would
charge him nothing for It, provided ne took six bottles,
according the direction, which he has dcne and is
entirely cured, and has become well man. This
cure has created great sale in this neghborhood"
Respectfully, EDWARDS 4 BROWN.
See advertisements. ap37
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HARD ALTERNATIVE. - The new law of
Maine requiring the publication of marriage
bans, is very distasteful to those whom it most
concerns, and they show signs of revolt
The Saco Democrat advises them to submit
or continue counting until next winter, when
the Legislature may see fit TO make it as easy
to get married at home as abroad.
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KANSAS ELEcTIoN.-The election of mem

bers of the Constitutional Convention occur
red on Monday, the 18th inst. There appears
TO have been but one set of tickets run, and
those were headed "National Democrats
The Republicans refraired, generally, from
voting, and the Democrats, of course, every
where prevailed. Their organs now declare
that Constitution will be framed. that will
be acceptable both to the North and South,
and which. will be submitted to the people,
probably with a separate clause in regard to
Slavery, to be voted for by itself, and if re-
jected it will be acquiesced in by the pro-sla-
very men, without a grumble. The leaders
of the Republicans appear resolved to enforce
the Topeka Convention. with a discrimination
to produce an issue, and ifpossiblca contest
by which to reproduce the old excitement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24

SCARCITY OF Corn IN NORTH CAROLINA
The scarcity of corn in North Carolina is
very great-so great that the railroad COM
panies have offered to transport it, till Octo-
Der next, over their ROADS, at one-half the
usual rates
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24

AN INDEPENDENTLY Coon BULL Flour
The Mexican Extraordinary, narrating re-
cent bull fight at the capital, says it was Sin
differently good, there being but three horses
killed, and only one man hurts
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ENGLISH Book MAIL. The number of
books sent through the English post office
the last year, was nearly three millions, ave-
rage weight five ounces. The book post of
fee is now established in every county of the
United Kingdoms. EL -, :. 49,
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sB- The following Old Line Democratic
papers have died, tor want Of material aid
in the last three months. A few more are
expected to ''cave in" every days;
Peoples Friend, Coyington Fountain Co.
Rushville Jacksonian. Rush Co.
Greenfield Sentinel, Hancock Co..
Hickory Withe, Nashville, Brown Co. q
Pioneer, Lebanon, Boone Co.
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~ Mr.. Delavan of New York. sent five
hundred dollars worth of Temperance tracts
to Kansas. where they were SO little apprecia-
ted that they were sold at auction to pay the
freight bill.s ft
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BEACON LIGHT Social TEMPLE, No
kys1sS a, meets every alternate Friday evening
as abose JOHN HYDE, W. CT.
G. W. RUDyARD, d. r. janJOly
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EvASsvILLE TEMrLs or HONOR: No
hf&Sa ~, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
E.w. POINDEXTER, W. c. T.
Al. O'RKILLy, W. r. jana0ly
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~ The estimated cost of the Cincinnati
Dayton and Toledo road-now nearly ready
for the Iron-is $4,000 per mile-distanc'
lao miles after leaving the Cincinnati, Ham.
ilton and Dayton road at Dayton.
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NOTICE 70, STOCKHOLDERS.

0FyIcE EvASsvIILR, INDrANAsApoLIs AND CLEvE-l
land STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD COMPANY.
rT'HE Annual Election Of. pirectoss and Officers of
the above Company, and the nextm meeting of the
Board of Directors will be held at the office Of the Com
p&ny In Indianapolis, the 10Th day Of July, az o.
clock full attendance Of the Stock holders, In
person or by proxy is requested as President is
TO be elected in place of Hon. o. II Smith, who declines
n reelection. by order of the President.
je24-ditl JAMES GREENE, Sec'y.
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COMET! COMET! COMET!

TIME second purchase of sUMMERlDRY GOODS,
ii Shoes, Bonliets, Notions, SC, have just been
received mt s. EMBICH'S. The time for the appear
ance of the comet Is past, and persons need not
fear destruction from this Interesting individual any
mere As the prospect of longer life is again before
us and to make such life pleasant one and at the
"a s. EMBICH'S,
je,i Main ST., 3 doors below Second.
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Hogs. HOsS.! w nnted..
ONE Hundred Hogs Wanted--The highest prices
paid SAM EICkERf.
je7
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~ The farmers on Green River are pre-
pairing to cut their wheat next week. The
crops are heavier than svsr before grown in
thai region --.-------r---
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
100 Barrels Extra Family Flour, manufactured
from White Wheat, and warranted superior tn any
flour now in Market for sale at retail at the Southern
Mills, corner Locust street and Canal.
jeso-lot IGLEIfART& BROTIERS.
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f,OAI. NOTICE.

COAL NOTICE.
The price Of Coal at the BoDIAa MINES. is at the
Pit. Cents per buslel hauled to any part Of the
JOHN WYMOND,
feb3 rlsEt Pa Secretary and Manager.
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STORES FOR RENTS -, !
'EALDWElJ.k pOp SE's eistk isck stores ON
hree These three will e let II the reduced rent ofou0
hundred dallars per y0y; enqsireof
lie 2O-2mo - NJ CALDWELL. or
- 49, II. Q. Wheeler.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA FAMILY FLA

w. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents rer line
VIZ. insertion; 90 cents per line three tines
30 cents per line week; discount longer time.
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New York& Erie Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

" lNA II OAASs
u Buy your Through Tickets to NEW YoRx, Bos-
roS ,PHILApELPIuA, and New Engand Cities VIA. this
Route. t 49, ~ ~ H
~ TWENTY TWO. MILES DISTANCE saw
Ed. ~ ~ ~ " -
cE Through TO New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
or CARS.
F- The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
> sMIDE-sPACIOUS SAL00NCARS!
This Line extends to Dunkirk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls. with an unbroken Wide COMPROMISING at
Dunkr directly with all trains fromC leveand ,Cincn-
natl, st. Louis and Chicago on the Lake Shore Rail
Road. - - -
To Buffalo via The Buffalo & New York City Rail.
Road making direct connections with ALL the Steamers
ON Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also
with tire Buffalo Lake Huron RailrUad from Detroit
NiAGaRArALLs via Canandaigua and Niagara Falls
RailrdA making direct CONNECTIONS with all Trains
the Great Western Railway, from Detroit to Chicago,
thus aording the travelling public univlle1 facilities
RD-Boston PASSENGERS can stop in New York
any length Of time, and resume their journey without
- THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin.
cipal Western Railroad Offices.
- FARE low As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
OF. SMITH GENT Agent
Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1851. President
my2alydSw
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Published by order Of Board Of Commissioners Of
jeis5w with. WALKER, Comfy Aud.
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County Revenue for Issss. I 90. Gao %
Portion Of delinquent s..u reF'
tax of ls59 SyoSS go
Revenue to rro-ide for the inter, ras-sf.--e
= ests out standing county ;, -
. bonds issued the Il II -
Company 49, osSH 70 81
On account Of miscellaneous re-
- - - Il
On account of lands redcened... s53 "a -
(" delinquent rev Of =
1876 .................,.-.. COO - SD :
On account Of Brokers license. 100 20
90 Ferry =, 81 Is 90
az. a. sale Of Poor Farm GO 80 -,
Tax on f I 4 SIR Co... 1soce Is
Delinquent tax OF fss4..-...'.... G9'
On account of sales Of Statutes % &C.
On 4" Sale of Estrays.. SOS
Amount OF expenses over re- =. :
cciptS~---ssss.. -,-"f g a
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DIRECTORS.
GEORGE W. COLMADAY,s formerly Recorder of
DEEDS, NC, Philadelphia - 81 80
WM- BOWERS, formerly Register Of Wills.
JOHN ". COLEMAN, Il Firm Coleman : Smith,s I'm
porting Hardware Cutlery Merchants. No. IL
North Third street, above Race street, Philadelphia
JOSEPH DAT, Firm Joseph Dat Son, coppersmiths,
No. u Quarry street Philadelphia. 80
EDWIN v. MACHETTE, Firm Machette Raiguel,
Importing Hardware Merchants. No. ia North Third
street. above Race street. Philadelphia. = TfrsT
HOWARD IIINCHMAN, Firm Livingston 4 CO.,
Produce conmission Merchants. No. a's Market
. street, above Eighth street, Philadelphia.
GEORGE w. COLLADAY,
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PROCLAMATION!

BE known by all sickiy, weak and debilitate per-
sons, that MCLEAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that will strengthen and nvigorate
the system, and remove all impurities in the Blood.
1t is very pleasant to take.
In it is combined the properties Of Tonic, Diuretc
and Alternative.
1t will cure any disease of the Stomach. Liver or
Bowels, such as:
DiauhGa, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
IIeodache, Intermittent Fevers Sour Stomach. Live
Complaint, Costveness. Weakness or Debility, Pain
in the Stomach Bowels, Night Fevers, Ysllownsss
Of the Skin, &c, &c.
When taken, ii neutrllizes and removes any morbid
secretons in the Stomach, and strengthens the Dges
tive organs.
1t will also cure any disease of the Uterus Kidneys
Bidders Urinary organs; and as an Alternative,
puriies and creates healthy circulation of blood re.
moving all sores, boils, pimples blotches from the
skin.
TRY 1T, and be convinced Of its wonderful invigo
For Children, who are puny, weak and sickly, we
advise parents to give them teaspoonfl of this Cor
dial daily. Ur
~ See Circular.
H.McLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial
Also, McLean's Volcanic OF Liniment. '' oO'''''
y Pripcipa;l I pepOt-corner of Third and Pine
ueets, 81. Louis, Mo. aps7-iyd&wis
Sold by Keller g. White, Druggists, Nfair-street =
vBNAR AND RICE. r.~-se u.s.
II - Ibis Tar; 81 tf -t
jeis WHEELER g. RIGGS.
xN HITE LEAD.sr 49, rtFear f.e.
Wv 100 Kegs pure White Lead in kegs to suit.
jel9 - WHEELER g. RIGGS.
NINn9w GLASS.
"ob0Hes Window G MT,t ssT isls RIGGS.
QUTE ROPE. gofr q i
= jeiq sfsF 80 WHEELER e. RIGGS.
- cow LOST ~
STRABED from The residence OF the subscriber. a
- Dark Red or brindle Cow, years old, star in the
forei esad-no mmks-point OF one horn fractured.
suitable reward will be paid for her return or infor
nation OF her, Tie0-fl II. B0WLES
+ 49, Country Hams! 49, - I,
rs 90 pocnas iurt received, and for sale hy !
- - - SAN VICKERY, i
jeaD '-a ~ = Cor Main and second sts. n
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q Good pictures taken at the City CAL
lsry No. As Main street, for z: ssn.s.
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y -, A Statement -
Of Receipts and Expenses on, ae'os1t o. f"s
CyDntyef Idadrtvrgh, Self # Indiana,
.tortAe gear ending 1fay 81, 1855
,. RECEIPTS. "a s.li /.
Received at the County Tressdry on account cfCcsn
~, from May 81, 1855, 10 June !, lss' the f0ls"ne
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,GALEN WILSON.
-. Secretary,
jeremiah Benin, Agent.
Office Commercial College Rooms, j. ". Cah
wells store, First street, Evansville Ind. myls2mo
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Nv AATED,- A Good Grltpd DO Homework can
~ get situation by making Application at this
Office - 49, - le24-u
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CHOPPERS WANTEDI
cow FOR SALE!

COW FOR SALE!
1870, An A Me-. ~ Tip.Top Supcrfne
1lSS& New Mich Cow for sale BY
NJ jels 4td III. AZ LAWRENCE.
vNHEATaFANs.: -.,..@,
w dor very superior Fans, for cleaning W heat,
: fjeisi t~~sSF y asR IS. ORR.
SPANIsHMOss.
- fine article in loon lales. Por sale
4 lje1sl ss - ~ - s. CIR. a.
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pIO COFFEE.-.5 Bags Coffee, jus. received and
~ for sale by fjeail w1IEELER& RIGGS.
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xN HITE LEAD.s- 49, -rfseaT f.rt
Wv 100 Kegs pure White Lead in kegs to sut.
jel9 - WHEELER g. RIGGS.
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G>OPTON BATTISG.-s5 Bales Cotton Batting just
~ received and for sale by = -
je2;l - WHEELER e. RIGGS.
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EXPENSES.

~ EXPENSES.
Orders have been drawn on account ofthe County OF
the Treasurer thereof from Way 81 lss6 June 1867
as follows to wit: q. - ~
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yxTINlOW GLASS.
j. ieis WHEELER & RIGGS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-30
Good Rules For Gardeners.

Never work with bad tools. The differ
ence between the work done in a month would
buy set of new ones.
Have place for every tool, and never leave
one out of its pace;or, to go farther "a place
for everything and everything in its place. y
Never waste animal or vegetable refuse
The very soap suds from the laundry are rich
manure.
Have all flower pots washed, dried, and
put away as soon as they are empty.
Never fill a pot so full of soil but that it
may hold water enough to 20 through it;
every pot should have half an inch of vacancy
above the compost.
Never grow bad variety of anything. if
yon can helpt. 1t takes the same room
and wants the same attention as good one.
Never buy cheap seed. 1t is only by get
ting good prices that a scotsman can supply
articles to be depended upon
Cover all seeds with at least their own thick
ness of soil; as some of it gets washed of,
you must allow for it.
Gather fruit in dry weather, and with the
sun shining, and place them as carefully in
the basket as if they were glass; the small
est bruise commences a decay.
Never subject plant to rapid change of
temperature. Sudden check or sudden excite
ment are equally injurious.
Never grow the same crops nor crops of
the same family twice on the same spot with
out on intervening crop of a different nature.
Keep all kinds of plants under glass as
close as possible to the light.
Never transmit shrubs and trees in grow
ing state. However carefully it may be done
the check is dangerous if not fatal.
Never tie up lettuce or endives, or earth up
celery, except when perfectly dry. They
are sure to spoil if you do.
Keep your plants clean. Dust and dirt on
leaves make the plant unhealthy, and will
in time kill it.
Never grow plant too fast: it is no credit
to YOU, because anybody can do it. and it
spol.s the crop to q certainty.
Never train or support plant unuaurally.
Climbers will not do hanging about Trailers
will not do climbing
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WAY TO GET SEAr.-A few weeks ago
an old gentleman and his lady were coming
down from Iowa City to Davenport when
the cars were crowded. A young man got
up and gave the old lady scat, while his
companion, another young gent remained
steadfast, ard let the old gentleman stand.
This did not suit our friend, so he concluded,
to get a seat in some way, and as quick as
thought turned to the young man on the seat
beside his wife and said, will you be SO
kind as to watch that woman while | get a
scat IN the other car! She has fits" This
startled the young gent. He could not beaI
the idea of taking care of fifty old woman;
SO the old gentleman got a seat, and his wife
never was known to take a Git afterwards
Davenport Democrat.