The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-08-06
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Whits blackberries are Rating tds
Texans happy.
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New single BEDS called the sAEthonyr;
bare made their appearances: Married
folks don't like them.
when 4 bet, b fst, ID cried; n ragged, q
bit, and X pounded.
The Galssbhrg FFree Pess has comE
age. has #Srked il Every State In the
Union.
TheN1aSkies down In Texas are called
hpipPs;;:s bsca6se they carry 6lT moro
fowls than does the dreaded disease Of
that name. a
Since 1854, VIII. ii. ssRaFd has built
one hundred and sixty, houses In Au-
burn, New York; afiH spla them, ON
easy terms, to men Of moderate mee1s.
GAINESVILLE; WiseSiisiii; his the iargest
and most successful tefftitiie iab6ratory
in the United States, and the one that
received the first prize at the Paris Ex-
position in 1867.
Groundnuts, or tkafiits. il Is, stated;
are being extensively cultivated In the
fertile regions of Eastern Virginia, and
place of the tobacco crop.
A. sewing machine in Toledo, Ohio;
is driven by q steam engine, which,
boiler and all, can be placed on . lady's
work table. The steam Is made by heat
from a gass burner.
Industry is not only the instrument
of Improvement, but the foundation of
pleasure. He who is q stranger to it
may possess, but cannot enjoy; for II Is
labor only which gives relish to pleas:
ure.
Human affections are the leaves, the
| foliage of our being-they catch every.
breath, and in the burden and hest Of
the day they make music and motion ih
a sultry world. Stripped of that f6ii:
age, how unsightly is human nature.
A young lady in New Orleans IL Ia:
boring under the hallucination that she
Is great statesman, and her family
have kept q strict watch over her, 90 pre-
vent her constant going upon the front
balcony to harangue the people IN ths
street.
An Irish juror having applied To the
judge to be excused from serving on aes
| count of deafness, the judge said
Gould you hear my charge to this Jury,
sir 2" .'Yes, l heard your hOnyrs
Charge said Paddy, "but I couldn't
make any sense out Of it." He was let
of.
He who Is open without le9ity; gems
erous without waste; secret without
craft humble without meanness: bold
| without insolence; cautious without
| anxiety regular yet not formal; nfild
yet not timid (; firm yet not tyranical, Is
| made to pass the ordeal Of honor and
virtue.
Recently n rector of a parish iu 70.
lcdO, Ohio, in Catechising his Sunday
school, asked: Where did the wis6
men come from 2" Without moments
hesitation the answer came from little
| five-year-Old; "FroDs B0stUHP Tho
father and mother of the little catechtt.
men are natives Of the Bay State.
An Indianapolis lawyer has received
the following: "Sir-can get q de<
vors & how soon on grounds that I
cannot support my wife have one child,
boy willing to take care Of the boy,
ans. immeaditly and state what IL will
cost. II it costs $50 / can't pay that
much. Direct to box $40 Burlington,
VT"
| The Paris letter Of the New York
Herald says: "The Hon. Zach Chand.
Ter and family are here, but will SOON
be off for the North OF Europe. The
Senator, on being asked II they treated
him well while in England, replied that
they did, but that they did not offer
him any national reception. He said
they were like the man who dined OF
crows on q wager-they endured him,
but did not banker after him."