Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-22
THE EVENING STAR.
A Juvenile Library.
TRUE STORIES FOR nv LITTLE Gil

A Juvenile Library.
TRUE STORIES FOR NY LITTLE GIRL
as William Harding was walking In
the gsr.den one day, he met his dear sis ter and
T 1,,i ne CID say, ", -, sE. saye Il up. Bss
cause" said the wicked boy, "the older he
grows the more Of a yeller ne VIII be-" HIS
coed grand ANA osef- heard MIN, and went
70 bed sick win grief.
WILLIAMS F1Rsr BOOK OF UNNATURAL THB-
OLOGY.
Thomas Jones was u naughty boy, and when
asked by his parents to attend church, he re-
pIied, mot If he know'd it, So he went to
lake q walk, and fell down and tore his new
psntaloons, and his nose oled. and he lost his
marbles playing with dirty little boy. Then
ne cried, and the dirty little boy said, 4" Drv
npr' but he could not, and lost his yay. ana
was advertised in the Times, This disgrace
be Nigh as well die" And he died; and then
he wished he had gone with his good parents
tp church,
IN.
NARY, THE LITTLE MISSIONARY.
Mays Charles TO Tssn Marc
said, "Now 1 will buy some candy, ana some
fgs, and doll. and q sugar-stick ana viii
give sarah Jones two .m neald her and his
groapPd, and sain: 'Mary, remenoer the fl,
Islanders" So she gave her sovereign TO good
Rtble: and when he took it he was kind enough
to say that he wished the Fijis might get It.
And Mary was made a life member OF Mr..
Saurhtlys society. Was that not better than
q sugar.suck!
SRemarkable signs OF the times are few
facts gathered from the late election in Ohio.
In Hamilton county, where is situated the
Peace candidate for the Vice Presidency, the
Unlonists have gained their greatest victory.
The majority OF Mr.. Eggleston. the loyal can
didate, is ,7OO on the home vote, which will
be increased by the soldiers vote to 4,OOO. To
give this result more emphasis, we need only
state that the opponent of MIR. Eggleston was
ex-senator Pugh, and that In 1862 Mr.. George
II. .Pepdieton carried the same district by 1,127
Democratic majority. The same weight Of
retribution has fallen upon Hon. Alexander
Long. the man who advocated submissi ion to
theSeAaS3ene and the recognition of the South,
ON the floor of Congress. He did not even ask
aJe.efection, and the district which formerly
gave him l31 nc ajorfty has bestowed 1890 ma.
Iority on the Union candidate, with the pros.
pect OF BOZ o more from the soldiers vote. Thus
m one single county in Ohio in which two of
the mcstprominentCc pperheads in the country
once ACHE we'd joint majority Of 25S the people
have gone Tor the Union by the grand majority
Of 9,UoU. This is paralizng rebuke.
~ In Nashville, the printers and comp os.
ttors are on u strike for big wages, and are re-
solved to permit no editor or proprietor to set
up the paper aiongw his men. This is hard
in place where editors and proprietors are
practical printers. Only one newspaper off &c
defes the strike In this ONCE. there are 7edi-
tors and proprietors, and they set up the pa
per themselves. Good boys!
~ New Haven, Conn, is Just now having
some mysterious disappe arances.' A Miss
Amelia Hoyar disappeared from that city last
found in coal yard there on Sa,urda S va" a
daughter Of DIR. Isaac WOODWORK, aged II
years, Is also missing. She is supposed to have
Deem faboring under mental alteration.
~ Apples intended for winter use shoEid
hkl NJ Nnl ,,la
cellar until severe weather approaches An
open shed, where they will be protected from
the sun and rain is suitable place. II put in
warm cellar early, they are liable to sweat
and heat, ana then they soon begin to rot
PloUman.
o. at a late fire in New York the m az uscrip
Of Mr.. Charles i. LelaHds work on "The Or
igin Of American Popular Phrases was de-
stroyed anu unfortunately the author kept no
copy.
~ Gen Rosecrans has issued an order ask.
ing the united assistance ofmen OF all parties
to aiding him in excluding from the polls all
who bv reason OF alienage, treason or guerilla.
ism have no right to vote.
~ On Friday night of last week the store
of Nathan }. Gorsuch at Westminster Md,
-WaS. snsered and robbed OF nearly $500 worth
Of goods. Two negroes have been arrested as
the thieves.
E The petroleum produced in Pennsyl-
vania during the last twelve months was sold
At the wells for $40 100000, and the iron and
coal of tae same State only producedS PSI, OOO,-
0G0.
- Sugar went down In Philadelphia last
week. Snifkins say if people could the
sugar go down when his interesting family get
at it, they wouldn't talk OF initiation.
~ The Surgeon Dentists in Boston are 60
will be" Let us pull together
~ Cou is more plentiful in the United
States-aRd more expensive-than in any other
country.
~ rife match between Col. Berdan and
Morgan Jones, is to come off, on the 25th, in
Utica.
~ In Boston there are now one hundred
and sixty. six divorce suits upon the calendar
Of the courts.
~ case is on trial in New York in which
man named Moore claims $1,000 damages Of
Mr.. Bennett, Of the Herald, for libel.
~ Hen. r. q. Winthrop, Of Massachusetts,,
is making Mcclellan speeches in Connecti-
cut.
- A Richmond paper advertises cow for
sale, price $1,000.
~ Ohio this year yields 1860 to 1000 pounds
Of tobacco TO the acre.
AZ A boy IA years old killed a man in Lon
don recently by kicking him on the head.
~ Miners in Idaho get Sl2 per day Shoe
ing span Of horses costs S12.
KRoNKR's (UPHAM's) HAIR DYE.
Fifty Csnts Boz.
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81. Natural.
durable, BEAUTIFUL. Warranted to please This ar
ticle has been thoroughly tested by DR.. Chiffon,
of New York. and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of
philadelphia. who pronounce 1t free from all poi
sonous ingredients, and the material composing it
will not injure the most delicate hair.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers