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Mjstellancous.
OUR HUSBANDS.

Man, Who has his type in Adam, is
pfedesiintd 10 be the husband by hisnlen
tai cons' irnriln as well as by his physical
"ganiza'ion. lie is strong, and hIs very
,rerg'h is nnhless' d and unaprrec'aieh
nnIil >eI off and hlrmonized bv .he cnn-
paniTship nj his geniler and IN re grace
ful mate. He is marked mainly bv hard
ini'-ll'ct AMI stout will, ami he tends 10
merely ulili.arian calculation and coarse
self reliance. apart from the Eminine
Intuition end faith that make him more a
man by inieararing lis fraemenlary IA
rure by uaion wi b womaulv sensibiliIy
Woman is his chosen educator. THIS
TACT he proves from his cradle, ar ia his
mothers aims; and he Can never forget
1t so long as his ear is open To any gen
i1 word from sister or daughter. Bat of
all women who educate him, ihe Mife is
hi'f. aud IL is she Who ought 10 bring
ou' all The better InfIerce of his moihrr
b, h,'i iils li'y and his deyori N.
We really b. lIeva that men are, in thr
maip. educated by their wives in The
lea ling practical ANS and affections OF
triy life, and we believe il none the less
Tor being well aware that, on the whole,
The husband has The more determined
will. This very fact fixes the wife,. in
hIence, stree determined will io.s rot
Wei ! 10 one of lis kind, but is rather
hardened BY opposition; while it surrrn-
iers with CO nP.ra i've ease 10 gentle in
finences, tnat make up. by imporiuniiy
aud sof ness. what they lack in hardihcod.
PrI'icoat government is an established in.
>tiiuIion, aud the husbands v ho boast
mos; of their Liberty, may b. all the more
>Hngly led 10 the apron-siring, because
they do not fell the strain by venturing
bey ond the iuexor-ble lmits Of tine lether.
We are not of the ascelic school of phi
los.,phers, nor are we dainty sentiment
, talis,s, and we see no reason, either be-
fnr God or msn. 10 be ASHAMED of any
of the natural instincts, that draw husband
and wife 10 each other; yet we are quite
as litlle inclined to The abominable Inaleri.
"llsn that regards the attraction as mai l.
ly sensual one. The best love riprns
long after the bloom of beauty and the
lust of strength have langui>hed; and the
essential fitness of the masculine and
feminine character for happy union is
never SO obvious as in The declining wears
of couple whom God has really ioined
t,selher in a marriage cf the mind and
heart.
We know that the c9m.non fActs of
human experience are hardrs. OF all 10
d, fine, and we may be mistaken in de-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

ss-AiSa A Western statesman, in
one oil his tours il the far west, stopped
all night al house where he vas put in
the ssme room With twenty strangers.
lie was very much annoyed by the sno.
r'nS OF two persons. The black boy of
the hotel entered the room. uher our
narrator said TO him: Ben, I will give
you Eve dollars il You will kill tba, man
next TO me. who snores so dreadfalIy.
"Can't kill him for I'VE dollars: but II
massa will advance on the price. III try
what can do" By this time the stranger
bad ceased his nasal fury. So. stepping
up to the other, he awoke him and said:
My friend, you are taking in your.
sleep. and exposing all the secrets OF the
Brandon Bank. he was a director, J ron
bad batter be CAREFUL" He was careful.
for he did not 60 to sleep sgain tha.
night.
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The WAR OF rHE C"AEr's TAIL
Prof Norton, OF Yale College. has wit,
ten another letter. in which he claims 10
have established. independ, nIly Of 9th
rrs. the existence Of repulsive force
rmanatir z iiom The sun. X ending indrf.
lnilrly into space. and deere asing with
the distance. and that the cometic par
ticles ar- driven off into the tail, siuxly
and di>connectedly, by this fnrce. lie
adds that Prof. Pierce has taken this
idea of detached particles and that of a
decreasing r-pul>ive force. both Of which
are L" be regarded As having been sIready
vnIu-l'y y established, and proceeds to put
the cunj cure of the numerical law oi
decrease of tie solar force 10 the test OF
matht mAuicsl investigation.
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QUEEN vlcT0aIA's HoU sEHOLD
The Ion Ion Co r -spondent Of th'

The I.onion Co r-spondent Of thu
Spirit of the Times says;
1t appears that the number of individ-
ual' ernnlnyed in the per-onal service
of her Maj sly, exclu i've Of huntsmen.
whippers in. &c, Lot cnumeTa:'c
in The department If the NJ r,ier a.
The II 'rss, stands as follow: In the
department of the Lord Seward,
I57. ditto | ord Chsmheriain, 6 IS; d no
VI i,trr of the Horse, ll9, 'oial, OIL
Hs-Te is clnoSi an army OF satellites 10
the sun OF ro, a!i,: OF which very many
are supposed 10 be constantly in ailcn'-
an0n. watchi ~ very motion nf their c'n-
tie; though mos, { them ar, more intent
iron their own obj and Interests, and
the purs,is p ivate chickering's ri
ousi :, aud iI'r gus. Than IN he dis
charge f their prescribed IuncIi'nS. or
such f rlem as are c~pa le # b-ing
discharged. lmposing a. is This arrav,
there must be added 10 ii (>ince man and
vie, though The h"lpmtte &C -upy a
throne. are hui one and live g 'iher the
house holi o. the Priucr C.,n>orI, Which
consists Il groom of The stole, = treas.
ur r. private secrrraTy, Two lords of
of the brdchanber, clerk marshal,
lire equrrries IL ordinary. aud all
'qiery Extraordinary, two prDoms of
the bedchAnber, ur ch plains in ordi-
nary, al a chap aiu AT Osborne, libra
Ilhn. Two gehtltmrn ushrrs. tao ph, ST.
cIaDs IN ordinary, AMI Two extraordinary,
four surgeons ia nrdinary, Two surgeon
enr sis, and az apo heCarv, aud gem
rlrmdn Ii.irI; bt>i-ies an army agent to
r. cci'p his lay, and solicitor To cur
duct his litigation Aiding these, The
lH.us, hold iuncrionarirs muster 9j5
si-org, and this, as will have been sean,
b'cause there aIe duplicate, nii licale,
and even qladrupiclre SETS Of persons 10
p-rfcrm exactly The same services. Il
is 10 be rehemb. red, moreover, thai ia
Scotland aud IreIAnI there are Two more
Ro, al hons-h. Is. The first "f these
cur'sis, Of "a keeper of a great seal; lord
PRIV seal; lori clerk registrar; loud
advocate, lord I>ilce clerk; an hr redit-
ary grand constable; knight mar
ischa': All hereditary masier # The house.
hold; an hereditary standard bearrr; an
hereditary armrur bearer, AMI >qHre of
the royal DO y (Ltdy Sevton ward);
AL h-redhary carver; an hereliiarJ cup
bearer; AN hereditary usher heirs OF The
laie SIR Patrick Walker); an hisrnrio-
grapher; three ph, sicians In7rrIinaIy. and
u physician accoucheur; three surgeons
in OF Idinary, two surgeon dentists. clI, nl-ls
and druggists. curpcr in ordinary, aud
an oculi>'; ihreed-ans, and six ch plains;
six hereditary keepeIs of palaces (nearly
al mere ruin>) J; and body guard If
rn.a! arches. commanded ly captain
general, three lisu,cnanr generals and
fuur ma j1r-p"nerae. TIE Irish house,
hold, which is f,Inled on the English
mod, ], has amonges' lis f,ncri MA r;es Two
pareors d, scrileI as "gentlemen a,
large" whose dui"s mn>t h. left to the
Imagination. I'ihrrr firhs { the house,
bold proper were alsn male ''gentlrrn. n
and Ia'lies al larse in the ordlnary
meaning oI The hra,e her najesiy would
be much beLer served aud vastly mJle
comfortable.
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elding upon The cause Il any strong emo
tion ar attachment. 50 great is the force
of collateral circumstances and uncon.
scious associations in modifying our
thought, aud feelings; AMI so easy is it,,
for example, for man TO cal himself a
PARROT " ho /, willing Ia Fl hi in defence
Oi his property, or To regard himself as a
mOJ,l husband or father because he is
proud of sou laleuis or a wife's or
Daughters beau'y. Bun we are quite
char ac:sr that makes man bv -nineuce
husband, Is hi, natural need , { feminine
pro-, ION lie needs woman 10 pro-
Irc' han IN door, isl as much as The
~mnan NEEDS a man TO prote ct h. ont q
d,rrs The ,roman is BORN ap.tk the ron
victtOn m, xke caa iopk a teI man and
secure is happiness |; is re ii, quite
att cling To >re hos SOFA a pf-ciJus I.tile
daug hi. f., Is this in>iinc'; aud. in h, Z
moIiieI absence. ,he sits al the head oi
the table, AMI in thsusan ways cIn
iorIs The father as only the wo,nanl :.
heart Can do. Every true man needs
this {, miBine cou.fori in the nearest form;
aud even { weal II can surround him with
luxn'i les, he i> i'll al ease until a gentle
p-r>ence sn.iIrs upon his dwelling an'i
makes IL home. Men, by themselves, ar,
never al home, no matter how ~elt
u ,hst q o' fed The cares AMI Passions
The world are still driving al them.
Jnt;l The new element of aomanly grac-
AID TENDERNESS co,nts 10 SGf Ell down. by
mid and magnetic vIsieI tone, The Iuddy
glare of The masculine horizon. With
Ih- wonBn hnm he lows and resp, cia
man is with his best protector; and This
oman must be- his Wif,., for none 9th. r
eau he at once love and resp CT so deep
~ and renGeIlv. She 10 hin is sacred u
mother and Gaug ugh'er, While dear 10 HIM
a. they caa uoi b.. in II nraruess as hal
lowed as II is sfferfiouaie. llsr mind Is
the natural count, rpan of his own; aud
when V i.h her he has q sense of b, ing
protected from Ihe cares aud temptations
of The world as nowhere else DR.. Os
GOOD. in Hdrper's N ntkiy
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'ood. in HdrPer's N nthiy
A WORD TO YOUNG MEN.
PAY as YOU Go-EARN BEFORE YOU SPEND

PAY as YOU Go-EARN BEFORE YOU SPEND
Here is rule OF liie Of high import to
yonn. men. llpw mulch uf self resp, CT,
of public cnnf.lence. and of manly f-e.-
ins, had been saved BY us observance.
You stake ,our credit upon what You
have noi earned tie right IoUj y. Is
il fine clothes, good living, or personal
ornamenis-Whair right have , GU 10 them
except The right OF having first earned
them by the ssrpt E your brow, or brain?
Is there not some ie' ling nf personal
deg al. alton in eIj wing Ih sc things al
the expense of tailor. j,weler, Or sone
other perslnl
You hop ID 10 rav f.r them when YOU
made The purchu,,i On wiat ass'm. d
grounds was this expe pectation haStdl II
may be you will do so-more likely you
will no. and then what fOlIows2 Disap-
poin;neni To your creditor, and renewe ed
promise aud repeated dis ippein mani.-
You withhold from him what j. his hight,
what he cannnI we'll do WITHOUT You
put yourself in his power to sue, 10 harass
and To iaunt YOU. You sntf;.r hnmllia.
tion, Won avoid hin in The streets for fear
of duns-your manbood, snd pride a
manly character are abased-y gu feed
yrurstif somewhat less man with an
officer or an imporiuadle creditor at \ your
he els.
And then What shifts, what eva>ions
what shameful devices-wha hat injuries
10 your moral sense, what loss of self-re-
sp CT and courageous self.confidenc., bl.
low 1t may be the beginning of evil
With you, the Temptation ro the commits
sion OF some crime which you may hoFe
to commit aud escape detection.
DOES il rrqIiIe courage 10 Withstand
the i'mpralinn to enjoy what is no, you's
BY right # honest purchase and full pay.
menhl Courage is a manly and noble
q .alItv. Issxsrcise will elevate you,
give you strength AMI power. An acl
of coursg. ous >elf-deuitl, c1n,cien'iou>ly
petorrned. will inspire yo: with self con
fiJence and self resp ct-ensure YOU
SWEEP pease of mind, aud the confidenc.
of your acquaintances.
There are heroic periods in The lives
Of men. May il not he the heroism you
are called 10 exercise. young man, to puI
your foot most siernly U. or the iempla-
ZION 10 buy hat you have not The present
ability 10 pay forl What if ii costs ) our
pride some humiliaiionl Whar if your
associates Turn their bucks upon yUu-
-thsirs is the shame, not yours. Dare
to be right and 10 do right. This is
heroism.
You avoid a world Of temptation by
keeping out Of debt. You secure your
personal freedom, and independence, your
peace of miud aud conscience, by It,
Ohio Farmer.
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HU.BAND HuNrERs.-A plain apok

HUsBAsD BUNrERs.-A plain spok { n
anony NOUS wrrer say: "A husband
huu'-r Is The mo-t deIestable o. all oung
ladies'. Sne Is full of starch and pu-k
er-; she puts on 50 many false airs. and
she Is 81 Lice. that she appears ridiculous
in the yes OF every decent person. She
She may gentrs'ly be found at church
or chsp'l-coming in of course. about
ths last one: always at social parties. and
invariably lakes trout seat at cuncer,s.
She iries 10 be the belle OF the place. aud
thinks size is. Poor girl! you are fitting
yourself for an old maid, just as sure As
the Sabbath comes on SUNDAY Men
vii hrt with you. and 4 itrer you. sim ply
berause they love to do il: but they have
no more idea Of making you wif. than
they have Of committing suicide"
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THE New HAVEN DrvcRcR CASE

THE NEW HAVEN Divorce CASE
eOBtempor ~ remarks in relation t. some
OF tie later dev,lhpme t. in the SIM sul4r
divorce case now in process Of trial at
Ne y Haven, Conn.
We frank own that our sympatties
have hitherto rather been with Mary in
the Brnnett divorce case: but il .he did
call her husband. as T. parted. ian Oh
devil. AMI say 'I.nill kill ou. we go
over TO the doctors side at once She
may have blackened } i, shaving brush.
dullrd his rsz,r, pulled Ii. hair. lcekpd
HIM in da'k cl, set. &c, and sli,l be
pirdoned. But the term .an Old devil
l. "ha, no tsu lily man could. with pro
per respect for himself. p-Imit. NJ
we'll conducted husband should show n
mu inOu, spirii in his IN .trimnnial Wy sge
until roiane Ian. uage issued from The
lips Of the ch. rIshed comfort Of his life
the swreI solsce of his loneliness. Then
rebellion is commen lale-unIess the Ia
dy is too many guns Discretion is an
admirable qualify. and always valuable
! in household"
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aQottrp.
For the Cni cnicle.
RELIEF.
BY ALAEsA G. SAUNDERS.

sT ALsEsA e. SAUNDERS.
Oh sister isthe crimson sesrr
o. dawn shot. np~n 'k. skS7
fair void zee he sleeping world,
Flooded with brightness, ere die
LIDO no. sri~ve th4t when the eve,
Again shall fos her sister veil.
These hsrds shall c~Ii sud puIsei-ss lie,
Cron abOs,m. cold and still.
III" t. Re that >a1 not re'r IS,
sre ut tho bitter drops tha,f.v.
Wien some brig tiamo d of ta- heart.
Is n-'ted by iae glance of woe.
For since one star E;thireS its light,
Where ha'' p aeeI M happy eye,
Ny "Dly hcPs has evn to yies,
Its rs lance. on smother sky.
Iy spirit frds no oIi,- I~as
No islam gr Oh which % rest;
Where's nav ioid rer weary wing,
Within tie haven OF some ores,t
And voices softs sweet rs those
That o'er the chords . nssIc ao.;
AAsSs from joys sep Icher.
AorespOnse from the icru below.
Why is the ley note OF n. art.
sosir~Hg-l' srru-h; nicely strung.
Thai 'ly viii ats numb zrs START.
Beneath the mag C breaih OF onsf
o. do MT ehid :, weak aud trail.
The ardent sorsh,per. wnO pines
Ios=e has iaOI, i@io ceSsueL-
Torn ru siy rom AS sacred chr ne.
When all the tide OF hope and light.
tn iise q sun Eurg--Iit the sui,
Grows blAcAer than the brow oI night
bead sea, nes Ii ~IOss UII oss, e.Ia-
Th- city OF our dreams lies hid:
rhuse palaces. tia. FANCY .rousht
Those hiIgins garueHs. H=r- n 6reeze
Seemed isn suId slIa the ira .TAEe< :aught-
Ala '! iIoS sterile is the soil,
ha~re "a asure's urple ossons grow;
ose ie3 Ureath- Ca, : -nee Of reafh.
t@iss fr.an IIs Lo..ied cups, the gio~.
T~elve times, The watch r Of the dead,
tui.-Groeu, has .hToSn her s0It bright veil
Ci-- Il ihe tar !. siich Idss 1ro%,
a UIOS 80 beAGgIIuI, ct pale.
Still. had hoped to 'inser here.
sune Dui OF fra -raLc- yet H. t~ine
Aroanu those brows. " ere sorr0~'s hand.
Rested Iess coidIy. than on mine.
l. ~y not be; Ills Mercy's hand,
BecGoniIg from out the cloud Of grief;
Aud the pale archer bears to m.
BII the sweet m ssIge OF relief.
Bright mrr"inE sta. our light grows faint,
As pale, the g, d Of day ye wait;
BGt shall view the radisl.t dawn,
Thai .shes from the pearl, gaze.
Bloomfield.
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SrooP SHOULDERS If a catalogue of
our national sins be ever completed. il
should embrace that OF having round
shoulders. SO called We are very large
" nation OF stoopers, ir m the farmer
IN his shi,t sleeves TO the a1voca at his
table. There j: not The slightest necrs
sly for this, snd it is as ungainly as it is
u healthy. Boys who have a tendency
TO .'Lop" should be made to slrsighten
themselves. and il kird counsel will nol
bring them 10 their perps nliculars, ridi
cule should BE- resort, d to and persevrr
ed IN until the Thing is done. There is
probability that not more than one pair
of stoopiny shoulders in a hunireI >tonp
unavoldably. Free exercise OF all the
muscles of the chest. back and abdomen,
ID the erect position, will cure the evil
Walking has no tendency to do this
Life Illustrated
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Great crimes s-ldom spring from any
sudden demoraliz ltiun in The nature OF
the perpetrators. What seems 10 us as
fearful precipitation of character. is no
more than the renJiDg Of veil from the
hitherto concraled parts Of it.
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PEOPLE are always pleased with those
who partake pleasure with them; hence
there is a msujin sympathy among
brother icPers; tut this Is fellowship. not
fIien.sLip.
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1t will puzzle ycu to find any place
in field or garden that has not something
alive in it. Every leaf has folks. every
bud a tenant. every blade of grass a
ltos ont, every sunbeam or moonbeam
a wing in it.
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AFTER the Prince Of W Us has visited
his sis'er at B rlin be will pal the win
ter At Rome. and the Record, the orIho
dox church paper. is much alarmed lest
snarrS may be set for him and h- be be
|. .uilrd by the "scarlet woman" mean.
ing the R,msn G ,lho'ic Church. Wh,le
his yOun ger brother Prince Alfred. who
has just been made midshiPman in the
royal navy. Was asleep in his berth IN
beard the Enry alus. Two Of his bro'her
midiirs blacked his face He IN ade no
COMP lsint about the ike. but the nrx'
hy cutting their hammock strings and
letting Them down on The Iun
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What is the difference b,tvtrn an sf.
TEN mpttd homicide and h'g-bu'cher, :?
One is an assault with intent tokIl the
aiher is a Kill with intent 10 salt
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Why are ladies' the biggest thieves in
{ 'xislenc,! Because they steel the pet
Iico rs, bone the stays. ami crIb The ba-
HES
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"Oh. dear" writes lady carreepon-
dem. why don't You pu5ii,h record
# bi'.hs. They give a newspaper such
business like air.
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LEARNED BoYS.-l have seen silly
parents trying In get III, ir children To say
hat they liked school-,ime better Than
noliIsy iinc; that the, like work bet Is
ihln play. ] have seen, with Joy, m,nlv
iiIlle fellows rspud'atius the odious and
unnaiursl sentiment, an declaring man
fully ihtt they preferred cricket to Ovid.
Any it and by ever tells yen that he
ioLl r.tnrr lrarn hi> lesson Than 20 on'
IN The playground. beware of iha, bny.
Erhrr his health is dropping, and his
nind Coming premliurely and unnaru
raj Y developed. or he is a little hum5ug.
He is TN imPnstor. He is Sc King 10
Obtain credit unier f,lss pfe'ences.
.Ea-sf-'s if7ccriDs.
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Men often blush TO hear OF what they
were moi ashamed 10 act.
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WHOLE NO. as0s.
The sKAT:R.

The skater lightly EsuIhs and zlides,
Unknowins that beneath the Ice
Shereoh he earves his fair device.
sEinened corpse in silence slides.
It giArsth ~ ward At his play;
It's cell. blue, rigid fingers steal
Beneath the trssdiAss Of his heelj
Il aoz;s along and f04ts away.
He has not seen its horrors pass;
His heart is blythe; ths village hears
Lila disssns laus shisr; he earesrs
IN Festive EaIsE ath-sTt the gIass.
We are ths skaters, We sho skin
The face OF Llfs's solemn aosd,
AnI arrive Si,h glsGnsss IN oar Dlood,
a~rIng lance ir0R 6rin TO brin-
Oar feet are ssist, our faces basn,
Our hopes aspire ike soaring birds;
The s0rid takes courage from our words,
And sees the GOLDEN time rstsrn.
But ever near Gs. siiens, cold.
EIoais those " ho bounded from baak
hith eager hearts. Ike rs and sank
Because tisir feet we're sTsrteId.
They sank through breathing holes ofvIee;
Through -eaeaerous shsens OF pnbeLef;
Thsy know nOt tneis despair and srlef;
Their hearts and minds are turned 70 ice.
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How could you m Ike a thin child fat?
Just pitch him ont Of the win low, and he
VIII cous down plump.
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-Ssmbo, whar you git dat ~atch you
wear TO meeting lass Snnday?'
How do you know had watchl'
B kase see de chain hang out the
pocket in 'front.'
Go way. riggar! spos you see halter
my neck. YOU tink dar is hos inside of
ms. "
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R.ason governs the wise man, and
cudgels tie TOOL.
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A sailor, feeling inclined to 90 to
church, entered chapel where the p,ies.
was holding forth upou tho virtues Of
some Sins Francis. "Shall ne place
him among the N msrtrys?" said the orator.
mo, he was greater than theyl" ''ShsIl
&c rank him with prophets and spostlesl'
No that WAS too Iosly;;" "Shsll We
place him among the apgels?" mo. no."
"Amonxth cherubim and seraphim?"
mo. he is worthy OF more honor than
they" Still the preacher cried ous.
"Where shall we place St. Franciss
where shall we place him?" Jack Tar,
getting weary with this harargue about
noiI Ins. got up snI sail. "selI, II you
cant hna any place else for him, you
may Pu! him 10 my seat. for am going.
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BIG FEEr.-Oli negro sluubering
with bis feet Pcin log to glimeriDg.-
Opens one rye and gets . glimpse Of
them as they stand up in the obscur:;y.
Mistakes them for Two little negroes.
and cries:-'Gif fun fore me-" and
relaPses ihto sleep. After awhile, he
opens the other eye. and still seeing the
inirudsrs. says. "(iif from fore me. I
say. kick you in de FIRE efyou aon't; I
will shu.' and again he snores. His
dreams not being pleasant, he toon
opens both eyes. and still seeing the lit
lie pests. be draws up his foot for the
threatened kick, but is alarmed to see
Them advance upon him. anl exclsims;
Via. Uhs you comm to nox?-
Humphi NJ Own foot by poIIy."
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The most graceful principle OF dress
is nea,ness-the most vulgar is precise.
ness.
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YnttIs.

JOHNSON HOUSE, John r Surburg.
- Proprietor, Cleveland. Ohio.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-A. CHAPLAIN
~ Proprietor. East side Of the Public Square,
Warren. Ohio
EAGLE HOUSE, by GEO. 7. HULL,
IL Market street, Warren, o. Fifth door sast of the
Bank mara
V0U CAN FIND IiENDERSON'S
i Celebrated Corn Planters, Il FRkE&AN's.
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