Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28
Tricks OF Ipggler.

II ,Aa,Srb sgiii><rz0sis sfj ,irs.ifssfis
,.d 10 .1ool Tricks ofia44pgglsrs sIsHss
7fii,Phe tar-faRfed Robertf Heller, who il
II ow dGlfghtsng the crowds by his wierd
iparforhaiiees, ,'eannot' be satisfied with
his Legitimate. triumplIs before an audi
ence, but occasionally does a. meat thing
.tor his own.amaseInent,s very much to the
sstrpBise oftuose&who happen to- be pres
enta sOnSSataisiay hast while passing an
venderiofi cheap provisions, Mr..
HeAersnddenly pansed and renquired:a
How do you sell eggs Auntie,? ?1ol ,y;4
1ogDem. eggs, was. the response, dey'apa
piegupe a, pieces. fresh, itooD de last .ene
OBJ 'em, billed lem myself and knewsdey's
fpst lTate:i is Y72o. s,gosz 1e bworp!Eg12
Eo Well ,PlhtHK 'em, sad the magician,
and he laid down a. bit Of fractional cur
reney, Have you pepper or salt -,
Yes, sir, dere dey is, said the sable sales
woman, watching her customer with, IN
tense interest. -, - -,
Leisnreiy drawing draw ag out neat little pen
knife, MI n proceeded very quietly to
cut the egg exactly in half, when sudden
1y a bright, new TWENTY-FIVE cent piece
was discovered lying 'iinbeded in the
yolka apparently as bright as when it
came from the mint Very cody the
fIiaSicfan transferred the coin to his vest
pocket, ahditakihg up another egg in
hdaired'go'.'J ,i'soa s'ain'1' naur1sh ri
EiaAnd how much do you ask for this
eer!i oigi bsiai4asli sssd -s.',. yHEnII,;b
+o1lDe Lord bress nry soull Dat egg?
Defactc am. diseggz ann worthia1Ddine,
sliuah. b9lisi!drI layoH 3iiE1,1aa-sI fe5ia sfi
All right, was the response, here's the
dime, newigiae me,the eggant -aT5.
.yuSeparasiBg itWitb an iexaetri precision
that the eolored lady watched eagerly.a
quarter eagle was most carefully picked
out of the center of the egg and placed
in the west, pocket Of, the operator as be-
FORE The old woman was thunderstruck,
as she might well have been, and her GUS
toner had to ask her price for the third
EGG, two or three times before he could
Sfa baFs no ase of tafrIkiiiAA, frIiiiA, mars i l. said the
beeiwSifdefed old darKey, 7 cart let you
has dat ere egg, nohow, for less dan .
QUARTER. u declare de Lord ITean't- A11a
" cry good, said Heller, whose irnpur-
turbabIe features were as solemn as an
.0ndertaker's, there is your quarter aand
here is the egg.at All right M shHni yiish
-o', As hegepenea the last egg, a brace of
FIVE dollar9g6ld pieces weree7discovered
in the very heart of the yolk.
and ijing ghIggtfse merfily ytogethsrsi in
his palmy the magician cody sremarked-
Very good eggs, indeed, i rather;like
them; and wtiIerI / am about it, i jbefieve
L will buy "a dozengi What is theoprice?
q ,laPrice p'lscreane ed the amazed fdaugh-
ter of Ham, s.you eoalhn't t'bay'deaa eggs
-bossl for all'delAnoney ~ ouls yot;T SAoa
dat Won eouldn 't.is llse,g wine to take dem
eggs all,hotnsid island tat,money ginan
-demseggs longs ito, Fpe.is. rltr aoes dat
Couldn't sell no more ob'1deHhoegSs1ho-
show, z7as aofeqzih I'D stsiH 1ssd AZ.
vsfAmid the roarr7o Of the spectators, the
beaisbtedl Atyieap started to her domIEecHH
TO s:slsnash dem eggs,n,yYith what at success
we are unable to relate, ..a;n7o.g ysf,,,.s
- hs,b 1isTT p 77T5FI B5T77g71 T077 s,ir .ligp
OF NiEwsP PAPERs,--7-A sehpo
teacher,wh0r has been engaged for a lonGt
time iajhis profession aud Witnessed the
ishaeneeH et,O9 ,newsRaPer qP94n TIE
minds ol,a family Of children writes wsr.Sssah as
.tolleTs;1sos1 LqsI1 ,tGt,04 .l-soT e1yss Le
:, Ihaye found it to be the universal fact,
without exception, that those scholars.
of both sexes aid Of all ages" who have
access TO, newspapers al. home, when
c;ompared'to those WHO have not, are'::"
l.. Better readers, excellent in prorun-
ieiition,, and consequently yrtadaaoses I'M
tlerstandinely.ld ldgiid adolf ~ .aoiio9ig 1850
F1El2. Fhet are better spoilers, and define
words with easeiaIid daeciiraay.ol1 sdI ia'ii
They obtain practical knowledge
sofgeoguapiry inlhalf the. time it requires
IsotEers, asthe newspaper has made item
Isaeduainted with helloeationi Of the I'M
lportaut,piaees ,oftnatioHs, lthslfo govern
lment and doings opithe gloPe: - ei oapi
4. They are better grammarians ) tQr
having beeome SO talmiliaIge lyigtIhr every
VARIETY afstyleI in the nsWspaPsrs ron rom
theL c0mponp advertlSSe,mqfffn.s IN 70 tne
| finished classical oraticn OF the statesman,
%~,i'']gn1,p %tbay more readily Comprehend the
meaning mean 10 of the text, and consequent
~ iia1,aIyze its .cohstfdctioii With taccHf.t-
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bs5r'fhssE & They '#rftg BETTER eompositiohs,
using using better-langda &c, containing more
tho1gfits,y more clearly and more con-
nectingly expressed. on s1oi9a h'>' "o iii"
tsn.if ifhesea youngi raeuIwho have for years
been 1eaders of the newspapers always
ltake the pllead ainJndebsting .e;seoletles,
Eexhiljitmg almorea extensive knowledge
upon a, greater variety of subjects 1a3d
expressing their Yiewsrwith greater nm
rencyp pclearnessr and correctness SIN sipn fhe use
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