The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
CHRIsT,s SYMPATHY.
THE WAOLE STORY.
gEEF LIE 9.

outhful heart 50 high and bold
10 &c thy brief sad story tod
TRIPLES.
|aph on & Bore-"He was not
me, but for all day
We witness relates the following
| t: At a revival meeting in
an impulsive Dutchman was
In the progress Of the meet
|ltchey's feelings became over
| b., and, rising and swinging his
exclaimed, with JUNCTION, "Hur-
r Shcsus, He ISL de Teller "
ect was electrical, the serious
|lance5 giving way to merry
antleman complaining Of the
taxes, says he cannot put on
IS in the morning without a
keeping steadily drunk for one
Missouri, YOU can be divorced
fail. Isn't this a premium on
mess :
cGHI II WAS a CoNUNDRCM.-It
that Artcmus Ward being at
the New York churches recent
| ed the audience by his uneX-
reply to the preachers text
vas as follows: How have
ghty fallen Z" After q short
|Artemus looked up inquiringly
1 mcelly, I give it up"
litor somewhere, has made a
ry Of the probable origin of
|gitching appendage Of the fe-
|cciput, a waterfall. The cele-
missionary Judson thus de
a style which he met with in
nong the Karens-a wild and
US tribe. He writes
one Karen lady | counted be
|TeIve and fifteen necklaces of
rs and materials. Three was
rage. Brass belts above the
neat braids Of black hair tied
the knees, rings Of all sorts
| be fingers, bracelets on the
| nd arms, and long instruments
metal perforating the lower
the ear by an immense aper-
| d reaching generally to the
rs .faacJf1lly constructed bags
the hair, and suspcnded from
part Of tie head p; not to speak
ornamental part of their cloth
Instituted the fashions and the
| heir fair Harnesses.
es the Thankfully constructed
|closing the hair" fashionable
ave adopted also the 'Iong in
IS Of some metal" with the
n that as yet they plunge the
|ent through the waterfall in
through the ear Rings of
upon their fingers" are also
omong our bon ton. AS to
braids tied below their knee, |
Of course unable to speak
|lodore -, Of the Navy, had,
f his cruises, q lieutenant under
|Pse cruelty to the men was q
+ constant annoyance and IL |
to the kind hearted and brave /.
ore. On one occasion, for |
vial oitense, the lieutenant |
man with an iron Delaying /
broke his arm. The com /
incensed, demanded from the I
| by be had committed such an
Commodore. | am cursed
lost unfortunate temper Upon
ltesJ provocation 1t becomes
lab.e, and | know not what l
ose sight ofall consequences"
|ieutenant's reply. You are
ar, sir" responded the com
But, commodore, l assure
a fact" Il repeat, lieuten-
IL is q id lie. fit is true
have such q temper, why don't
e me :" There was genius
7st, The commodore heard
|ofthe "ungovernable temper
do the Arabs of the desert
"a y asked a roguish girl of
| e, Nelly, that's an old conun-
hey live on the sand aohich IS
ches) there"
|'ut, pa, how do they get EN- 2"
really, Nelly, You have me
give it up
pa, don't you know that the
Han are bread and mastered
derness ?"
come, my daughter, that Is
:; don't say another word"
5, do tell me what they eat on
|lwitches. ~
Il 'em; why, what do they eat
=, to be sure"
: how do they get their but
you know, pa, that when
G was turned into a pillar of
he family bit ter ran into the
srn
was being taken on an import
Ire in the Indiana Senate the
Mr.. grave and reverend
lad not been attending to the
didn't know what the uues-
His name was called by the
He looked puzzled for a
nd then rapping the desk with
les after the manner of card
pad, II pass" An audible tit
'ough the hall, and the Presi-
Senate took it up"
the new fashions in New York,
+ n fast one, is that of Young
ssemblies without their man.
elmonico's. The beaux there I
clover, without mamma or
ok on or bother,
our exchanges boasts that it
h more reading matter than its
which the other replies: This
|rs the case; but then look at
Why do you turn up your
ne butter plate? Isn't there
1t! asked an indignant land
e OF her boarders (hoping by !
Ton to vindicate the quality of :
y Isn't there enough Of it,
b yes!' responded the gen !
was only thinking how so a
ID ever be got rid of!"-Bos-
IN the interest of one of our
boasts that he can stand unon