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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01

DIR. TELIPgE p. DEsMARTEs, a French
savant, has been experimenting upon
insects, fishes, &C., and has ascertained
that the poisonous matter contained in
wasps and bees, being inoculated, de-
stroys rheumatism and neuralgia; and
that of the cireeris, in England popu'
larly known as sand wasps, produces in,
sensibility-local snasthasia. He alsC
found that the poisonous matter of vari
Gus fishes, including the Viewer fish
which is common to the coasts of Eng
land and France, cures paralysis, anC
from these facts he supposes that the
poisonous matter contained in the Thaia,
sophryne, n new species discovered il
San Francisco Bay, couple of year,
ago, also cures various diseases.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01

GEN. LoNdsTRbET is abused in the
rebel papers in the following way because
he took sound and courageous stand
on the question of reconstruction:
"Bold as he proverbially is, we very
much doubt, though, whether he would
care TO face the hardy veteranso of Hoods,
Nc Laws's, or Anderson's divisions with
the proposition that, by the mere stack
ing of their muskets at Appomattox,
they ceased to be patriots, and became
rebels and traitors
Far better have died under the fire
that Frustrated him at the Wilderness,
than live and go so far astray. Contem-
plating his abandonment, not only of
his countrymen, but of the cause of lib
erty, we are painfully reminded Of the
reply of the hardy fisherman who was
captured by Arnold while on his way to
ravage the coast of Virginia: What
W ould the Americans do with me IL
should fall into their hands?' said Arnold.
Cut off the leg that was wounded at
Quebec, and bury It with all the hopors
of war, then hang the rest of your body
as high as Haman.' So should we en-
shrine in the casket of grateful memories
the deeds of the stout-hcarted leader of
the First Army Corps, y. ", then hang
upon the gibbet of popular Indignation,
his wanton, wicked desertion of his
friends, of his country, and of the prin-
ciples whose life he has watered with his
blood and illustrated by his scars"
This is from the Georgia Journal and
Messenger, Which is not less bitter than
many other rebel sheets. The General
has faced worse batteries before this, and
all this was foreseen before the first word
was written.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01

]. d. JENKINS, formerly Il Buchanan
officeholder in Iowa, and as late us two
years ago candidate on the Lee Grand
Byington Democratic State ticket, has
since moved to Alabama, where he is
now President of a Registration Board
under the Military Reconstruction law.
He confesses himself wholly converted
and reconstructed, and writes to friends
In Mitchell County, Iowa:
can my Democracy has vanished by
4 short residence In Dixie as will that
OF any other reasonable man who wishes
10 do right, and know the truth. The
nogIves In the South are behaving re-
markably well, and have disappointed
everybody in regard to their capacity to
acquire knowledge and living. Slavery
was Dro,y. No people could act their
part In life any better than they are do
ing, under the circumstances
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01

A JUSTICE of the Peace in Newark, N.
J., divorced a couple last week, and later
in the day married each party to new
mate, so that the man has now two wives
and the woman two husbands, though
they do not understand 1t. The intelli-
gent Justice supposed that as he had the
power to marry, he possessed the power
to unmarry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01

So SOON us Congress adjourns, Gen.
Hayes and other prominent men will
meet at Columbus, TO arrange for vlgor-
ous campaign. A series of meetings over
the State will be appointed. Let Bel
mont wheel into line early in the cam
paigD. A thorough canvass should be
made into every township, and work
done that Will tell in October.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01

Our Democratic contemporaries who
reiterate that Mrs. Surratt was innocent,
and who have pronounced judgment in
tho trial OF John II. Surratt by declaring
him innocent, will make their meaning
palmer II they will inform their readers
whether they hold 1t crime 10 murder
Mr. Lincoln, or to conspirc and aid in 1t.
There Is an idea that their symmthles
control their Judgment in this matter,
and that In this ~ In the grea, multitude
Of rebel murders, they deem those most
innocent who killed most.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01
TmE Richmond Enquirer says

ave learn that five clubs of German
Republicans have been formed in this
city, and that their aggregate member
ship amounts to upward of three hun
dred. 1t is stated that the movement Is
class OF our population, and that it ex-
tends from Union to Oregon hills. Meet
ings are held nightly, and much en-
thusiasm Is said to prevail among st the
members of the party"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01

AN act of barbarity TO dumb animal
was very near causing the destruction OF
the whole town of Trenton, in Texas, a
fortnight ago. Some heartless wretch sat
urated dog with turpentine and then
set it on fire, The poor animal ran
bowling undera newly built house, and
rolling among the shavings, ignited
them. The house took fire In two places
and had 1t not been for timely exertions
every building in the town would prob
ably have been destroyed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01

EXTENSIVE preparations'are in pro-
gress for the ceremony of dedicating the
National Cemetery at Antietam, Sep
tember IL, by which time over 6,O00 bod
les Of soldiers will have been removed to
the spot from various parts Of the field.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01
"spOT nIm--aE is A TRAITon.'

President Johnson, In his latest veto
message, is greatly concerned about the
Constitution. He was also concerned
about 1t when scattering IL among the
people during his famous "swing round
the circle"
We notice that our Copperhoad ex-
changes roll this last veto message under
their tongues as sweet morsel. Here
b brief and conclusive answer to all of
IL:
Whenever you hear man prating
About the Constitution, spot him. He Is
u traitor l'-AndrcW johnson bi 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01

A RoUsrNG Republican meeting was
held at GAINESVILLE, Tuesday evening, at
which Hon. Il. Il. White was the chief
speaker.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-01
At the Same Old Place

r AM READY TO FURNISH the hest assort-
Il ment of GROCERIES ever offered To The
public in this place, ut prices 70 suit buyers.
JAMES OSBORNE.
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME ( F. TuonsTos. tho great Rnsllah Astrolo-
gst 0hirvoyant and Psychomsraoisn, who hss aston.
Ishcd tho scientific cauaes OF tho Old World has 10
Gated herself At Hudson N. Y. Madame THoasTos Dos
seasos such wonderful powers Of second sight 10
Bile her to tnpart knowledge Of the geateat Importance
TO The singh or married Of either Pax while statn
OF trance shs delineatos the worry features o the
you arc TO marry and by The aid Of instrument Of In
teDae power kDo~s a. the psyohomoope guarantees
produce hofe picture Of tho future husband wife
OF tic applicant together With dAte Of MARRIAGE posiHor
In life, loading traits Of character. &C. This IL no hum
hug. as thousand Of testimonials assert shs wn
send when desired. certified certificate. or written
guarantee that tbs picture Il what It puports 10 be- BJ
enclosing amA lock Of hair and ing rlsoe Of brtn
age. disposition and complexion. and enslone fy osnt
and stamped envelope addressed TO yourss you VIII 10
ceive tho picture and desrsd information BY mx
All communications saarediy conndsntal. Address, II
confidence, Msd.rs z. 2. THORNTON. P. o. Bon aas
HudsoD, NY. ~ March 90
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Auction salea rhi, Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
DRuSs DEE will sell this dny at 10 O'Clock In front
Of Mr. DEwAss shop In Markell street, nne draft and
saddle horsc also, oarts and drsys
WILBUR Sos will sell this day. st 1ok O'Clock, at
their aalosroom Of State and Chalmers street,
lot Of furniiure &c.
J. A. ENRLow Co.. will soil this cay, At halEpast 10
O'Clock, at Marahall's wharf. 90. 900 ahinsies.
MCKAY oAlPDRLL will soil this day at 10 O'Clock at
their Ealesrooms No. 1876 Meeting street. oppo,its the
Pavilion Hotsl furniture of family leaving tho city;
also, bacon. groceries, &C.
w. KNOX will sell this day ut 10 O'Clock, at their
cash auction house. No. 66 HAsel street. and second
hand furniture
MILES DRAKE win sell this day, at 10 O'Clock, at bis
store corner Of King and Liberty streets. 90 cases
boots and ahoes.
MnLIoAN sos viii aef this day. Mt 10H O'Clock, at
store, No. 67s King street. dry goods, clothing. &C.
KIIror Co. will sell this day. at 10 o'coof, at the
old stand Of J. L ". Knox, No. 1ss Meeting street.
hosiery, hats. clothing. &C.
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H. H,

IL you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pc
per, &C.; or, MuIERs' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any STYLE or Account
Books mudo to order, with any Desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HInAM HARn1s, No. SO Broad street.
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LOCAL MA'ITIGRS.

jon WonK.-wo have now completed our Office
70 as to execute, i'll tho shorcst possible tino
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and VIC most re-
npcctfully ask tho patronage Of our friends.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
MISCELlAN GUS,
NOTICE.

EMIGRATION TO VENEZUELA.
TUE UNDERSIGNED, GENERAL. AGENT FOR THE
i VENEZUELA COMPANY FOR THE STATES OF
GEORGIA and SOUTH CAROLINA. II now In this city
for tho purpose OF isaung grants OF land to E1grants
and dspatching tho schooner, BEN WILLIS for onoeo
aud caronl Rvers, VcncIuelA, on the 9th OF June.
For paasaSo or further information apply to
A.. Il. RUDLER,
NAY 81 Charleatou HotaL
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CLOSING UPf

oAVClNV oI
GONE RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS ARE YET
- to be had OF HAnT's BOOK STORE, at half prioo
but for brief period the store will shortly close
Among tho stock arc
HALBROOK'S HERPErALoaY, s vols, 40 cts
Qundrupeds Of America, by DR.. pachman
Buouaparte's OrnIthology, vols, 10 cta
Cuvfere Animal Kingdom
Kiener's Conchology .a
Doydelis Illustrations OF shakspeares Plays folio
The Pyramids OF Gisez, vol, folio
Tho Cathedrals Of Glasgow, 1rol, folio
Tho Public Buildings Of London, 2 vols, folio
The Ii erary World. 10 vols, folio
Tho American Almanac, from its beginning 1880
Bryan's Dictionary Of Painters, VIOLA. 40 cts
The Engineers and Mschinist Assistant vols folio
set Of the Library OF the Fathers, complete ii vols
A set Of BaIter's Practical Works. 1 vols
Ncrdheimer's hebrew and English Grammar q yols
With many other valuable works on Art and Archeo.
ture LIMO May III
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
FREQ to EYGryhnily.

Largo pp. Circular. giving information Of tho
greatest Importance TO tho young OF both so1os.
1t teaches how the homply may become beautiful Tho
dcSpirod rospccted. and tho forsaion loved
No young lady gentleman should taI 10 .snd their
addrSS'. and rooeivo copy ostpad by return mail
Address p. o. Drawor q,
March 80 Iyr IT,, NJ "
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TTIs PROPOSED TO PUBLIsH IN THE Town or
l. Aiken, g. O., Weekly paper undAr ths abo1e ttfia
to bo devoted 70 General 1ntellssnoo- -PoNhosi oora
mereiAl sooI, itsrsrJ, and Rail- Eous-Wih Isps5t-
ment OF A1oulture including The Yfsld The CrchsrI
the vinsJsrd. and The aafdAn. 4 Nsws aupIsry. "a
contain desst Of the important svsnts of a. NJ
oo WIN b giysn to tbs unsslsd qsAsaa or IAbee Sa
osss sdApeed TO our nsv eou6too. lnd ths ue%tlopS
o. sfs1ourc>e o. tho country In NAnnfhotureA xoSs
culture, FrnitrAisins. ana vinssrontnd. : -,
Tsfns-toa . ysar, IN Advanee tf'Hf2tIl .tif (
n. D. KnuxU, Pubashss, Issns1 q .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

Tho Tlme 10 Advertise In tho Country.
THE PnUhII has o Largo circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State Advertising
rstes as reasonable tho stngency Of tho money
kct will warrant Merrhants and others wishing TO
tho columns Of tho paper will address
JULIAN A. sRLBY, Proprietor,
February rs Columbia, 3.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

Fact Worth Knowing.
Tho best Investment for invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss OF appetite, botte Of PAsKus He
pac Bitsrs, Il will be to givo relief For sale BY
all Druggilta ..t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
OEEIEIAI.
OFFIUIAL.

OFFICIAL.
HEADQ'Ra SECOND MILITARY DIHTRIcT.l
MEDICAL DIRECTORS OFFICE
CnARLrsroS, 3. c., May A. 1857.
Nouce hereby given TINT tho Quarantine ostabliahcd
oy General Orders No. 3, Headquarters Second Mltar,
D.tct 10 now In forco at Charleston. 8. o. Pilotu will
bring all vessels entorns tho port past tho Quaannu
sauon and DO governed by tho directions Of tho Medical
ohcer. CHARLES PAGE,
Surgeon U. g. Army, Medical Director.
M8y %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

CHANCE OF ScnEpULE.-On Sunday, Juno Let, the
passenger train Oh tho Camdon Branch will leave
Camdon on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays,
aal will arrive at that point at Cos T. NJ The
schedule published i'll another column gives tho
time for leaving Kingsviic and other points.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
Post Omcc Notice.

PoST OFFICE, l
CHARLESTON s. C., May q, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, tho Northeastern
Mas will close mt 1.15 p. NJ, and arriving at the
Depot Mt 9I5 A. NJ will DO ready for delivery at IL
o'clock. On Sundays the Post Oflico will open ut
1880 +. NJ. for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Raroad will con-
inuo to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at G a. GI. on
Mondays, Wednesdays a,i,l fridays
STANLEY @. TRO1"T, p NJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DoNR AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

INQUIRE WrTAM.-The mouth is liko houHo to
lot. However pretty it may be externally. it is
impossible to judge OF its merits until you have
seen tho inside. II behind tho ruby doors there
nro plenty Of pearl-white frtures, you will or
claim, at once, "how beautiful" To impart the
utmost possible brilliancy to suoh dental furniture
Ito keep it always sound and porfeot-there iH
nothing iko fragrant sozoposT.
May n mwfS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

CohREorIoR.-Wo wcro guilty OF serious orror
III our acknowledgment of Tuesday nights scre-
made. Wo ascribod the combination Of sweet
sounds to tho Hook and Ladder Company, whom
i'll reality IL was the performance OF tho Evening
Star dee Club. Tho sercnado occurred at an bopr
when tho tripod iB exchanged for Tho dream land
OF Morpheus, and our musical friends of The Glec
Club will pardon tho unntentional mistake.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

favorable to tho enterprise, and many would o,vo
IL thoy could ruiso tho necessary amount Of monoy.
sub-company has bccn established in England
which has purchased SO 600 shares Of stock, and
many cmgrauts hayo already LEFT. Tho arst sottlo-
mont was mado In lnat October by Col NIERoEn,
from Missouri, but no has bcon followed by others
fiom Virginia. Thoro will DO no slavery allowed
but coolies will bo brought from China. Tho cn-
.orpriso Is well recommended both by tho pro-
tectors aId those who havo already n,ado tho OK.
pertinent. Col. HupLsn is now at tho Charleston
Hotel III this city, and will bo happy to give any
information on tho subject to those who apply at
hii roome.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
oATAwBA COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA.

NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS,
HOTEL OR BoARpIsa-HoUsE KEEPERS.
OFFIoE CLERK OF COUNCIL, \
TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE roIIowfSa Hor OF
the Legislature, palsed tho 10Th day OF Decamber,
1885, all persons concerned hereby notified to oan at
this Ooe and Ale out the required license
". II. ShiTTH,
Clark OF Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
THE MARION STAR.

E>BTABLIaHRD NEARLY TWRNTY YEARS AGO, I8
u published at AArion 8. O., In tbs osntrL portion
Of The country, aud oiers hvor.bls medium TO Aar-
70 sItond thsr bualnsas In tho Pso Dec country. .
For the bensnt Of advartiaing patrons, ahA In
addition 10 subscription List vhloh II constantly Ia.
creasng pubhsh and distribute grataitouhly sooc s1n
copies Of ths 8TAR, during tho buhnsss season thia
Fsh. f.aa HHrt 3,
P.tes Of Adrertising liberal
~ -1 Va MoKHRAIL.
November 20 Editor and PropfiAeor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

NEW ScHEMR EXPLORATION TO VENR zUKLA--To
many OF our readers the idea of emigration to
Vonezu'la from this country ID novelty but thore
aro othors who have long known OF the existence
OF this Company, and hayo determined to try tleir
fortunes in that far country. Tho Venezuelan
Emigration Company has had IN active existence
for over year, and has already sent several bands
OF omigrants from Virginia, who havo expressed
themselves delighted with tho country, it's climate
and resources. DR.. II. III. PRICE, Of Virginia, has
received grant If land from tho Venezuelan
dovornmont, embracing 100000 square miles.
These lands arc in the stato Of Guayana and tho
District Of Amazonss, and includes tho Territory
south and oast Of the Orinoco Rivcr. This terri
tory Is an empire in itsolf, abounding in mines OF
gold, silver, copper, zine, lead, iron, coa potrole-
u1n, quickstlvor, DC. Tho vegetable productions
are varied and valuable, embracing tho ino woods
only to bo obtained in TINT climate. HUMBOLDT,
In his travels in South America, speaks OF this
country as tho most fertile, rich and enchanting
region OF Amori-n, tho garden spot OF tho world
and the best cotton growing region Of the universe
knowing these facts tho company havo made
such arrangements as will secure to tho oIigrants
aPermanent, healthy and productive homestead
Ihey donate TO each omigrant malo or female
l2So acres oflanfl, and this generally diversified
part being wooded whilo tho remainder consist.
Of broad sayannahs Tho country ia watored b,
deep and navigab1e rivers, and offers tempting od
Vsntages to settlers.
Cdl. A. F. RUBEN, OF Nioauraguan famo, il tb,
agent for North and South Carolina, and has mad,
arrangements to transport omigrAuts from thos,
slstes.. The. schooaor Ben. Rutis will arrive a
Charleston early next month from Now Orleans
and will receive these emigrants from Georgia ah,
the Carolinas. = Col. RUDLKs represents tho foel
ing in tho States thet ho has visited as boing vor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

hhnspEN's PEoronaL BALM, for Coughs, Colds
Influenza.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN l. CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDs.-We havc boon roouost-
ell to state that hIr. j. G. ahnTIN will distritato,
gratuitously, vegetable soeds from the AR,1culu-
raj Department at Washington. Mr.. at,nr1s can
b' found Mt tho store Of Mcssrs. PEIsi g. SAnrIN,
10. elS King street. This will be convenient to
THO farmers md market gardeners on tho neck,
md VIC advise them to giFo Mr.. MAurIa a call be-
fore his stock is exllayStcd.
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mwN
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AUcTl0h SAlE8.

Carts and Drous
,,, Hf ItkUyS & 1{Tctc
WIZ % solo THIS DAY ue 3ist fpst in r>o,t ., H.
M shop In Market street. nosr Church s,o, Il
8 NEW CARTS
New prayv
Secondhand Dr.ys
May 81
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THF COURT OF CoMMos PLKAs-Hon. Taos.
W. GLOVER presiding.-The jury rendered vcr-
dict In tho case OF EAoAN us CLsAnY, Of $500 for
tho plaintiff. Tho remainder otthe day was occu.
pied in civil suits Of no general Importance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

InE wIzA1R OF TIE souTu.-Tho Hibernian
itau had II fair audience last night and tho Wiz
a:4- -g5erfsrmed some of his most difficult foats.
Ie will give matinee this afternoon to which tho
price Of admission will be only Soc. as Mr. SAn-
GENT will positively Ioayo on Saturday, wo ad-
wise all who have not attended hia aoreos. to take
advantage OF these opportunities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-01

fT~The best remedy for rum m-flrinkiug and
tobaceoithewing iS.e stop the Tfs.,tiiattiYe "
both those aricps" itisiqsc d fine oh slic per.
son who first nahuiaet tartS gallon of liqiiur
or .cuiiN.nns "a, yl,acco rlant = s4 ,.-il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-01

a DAMNED IeAsT. So,ae A.ears since
there Was great gathering Of people at
Augusta. Maine. 20 take into consideration
the subject Of building Il dam across the
ncnnebec river at that ro'nt. Tie meet NJ
was followed by big dinner az the
Mansion Ho,isc. and the liquor law being
then thing not thought of, the bottle
circulated freely, and MANY OF the guests
were getting "Jolly mellow when Frank
-, a whg,of a typo-cditor. was called on
for toast, Frank immediatly staggered
with cns hand, Ind holding aloft With the
other a tumblerof ''old jamaica" respon-
deg somewhat emphatically:;' ''
''Genitmen, d--z the Hennebca,!
and improve its navigation" ,apl sa,
down amid a roar OF applause The dan
10Y Mill - = - - =. t.-, :. ~
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.GcsslP WITH Communications
BILLiNGts ts.-@No notis will be tooiiE1roih
thM date hcreaftcrwarls-ov letters that
-laiat ,dt postage stamp onto them.
Don't write only on one side OF the man.
uscript. and don't write much onto that
Don't send manusiript unless ydr san
read It yourself astti it gets dry.
We pay, all the way up hill. from ten
cents to one dollar for Contributions, acl
cording to the hcft, -
And settlements made promptly at the
end of the next cnsueing year.
Poetry and prose pieces respectively SER
licitcd, ~"
The highest market pricc pade FOR awful
ralerodc smIasles. and elopenents with
another mans wife. "
No swearing al"nd in our paper.
lsaps-4,2ar ;ilticle on frogs is reeeiy-
ed. 't''"
1t made me lrlf like ,ightnu.
Your idea That frogs might be increased
by propa raslI0n Is bully. go
YoUt Irea that frogs was discovered by
kristoricr Columbust. in the year i492.'
had Slipped MY nicmory.
,iu also say thai 'fiogs grow more bob
tailed as they grow ola,r.' this is too good
to he cntircly " lost '" . "
Ne;rl@AVe hulnhly dchlinc your cssa on
the food.
Your rcmaEss nigh, possibly lead one
mere to think as YOU do,'and We don't want
our columns to be held responsible f1r5
creasmg the numh''r of lllools. =
The world has already got more pho9llo
| than there is cmt need Of. u
Thtrc amt no doubt IN mi mind hut tina:
49,