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To the Editor Of The Standard: ''
1t is my candid belief, that the dlscussien OF
Arithn etical and Grammar questions, according
to the plan adopted by the STANDARD, Will be
read with profit and delight bya large number
of the intelligent readers of the STANDARD,
therefore conduce greatly to It's interest. Deep
" impressed with the foregoing considerations,
propose to PROFOUND a few grammar question:
which offer to your disposal to publish or not,
as yourIhighly qualified judgment may dictate.
Parse the ltallclsed words in the following sem
tence: Hpa #Hit "H
LIST. The IMAGES of sin ls death. h.--BBLE
I'd. IPhdtsreri,, Is right
Sd. Male and female created he them; and
blessed them, and called their name dam IN the
day when they were created.r-BIDLE. a..
If the above meet with yonr appreciation,
trust tho teachers viii give II the attention It
deserves, sf... iasf.i w i. EVANS,
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ThnL Cahinot.


A, n Stewart, not being able to
qualify as Secretary Of the Treasury,
sentIfin. his resignation, which was
accepted, and the name Of Hon George
S. BontwelR Of MASSACHUSETTS, was sent
to jhS Senate, and unanimously con-
frms@ Hon i. ,. Washbupe sent
in hlsResignaiiou as Secretary of State,
on uhoodnt Of bis health, and Hon.
|. Hamilton Fish, Of New York, was
snomipated as bis successor, aud bis
nomination was unanimously confirm
ed.nnMat Gen John A. Hawlins was
nominated and cohiirmed as Secretary
Of WAR Mr. Wqshbprpc, after hi'
resiepa.iopas Secretary Of State, was
nominated and uep6rmed as Minister
~ Fss6esaa liaYl i8 blga "
TBssCabintt, he thus rootganiaed
becomess % very strong one Mr.
BoutsseIiis one Of the best men IN the
nadsM lie whsthe first Commissione'
Of f6Tefbal Revenue, after the law .wa'
passed 'eiealing that office la that
and elhern Important Offices which he
has held, ,incladihg the oflico OF Gov
ernor Of Massacnuaetts, he has exhibit
I'd rnhcAsibiHJyl Gov Fish, Of New
York.T3qaao i alm5u Of great ability,
and Jeap oflini0aql gepu'ption,T
Geng isavllps is also q man who dis
tiueuishsa biaselidurihg the wara
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owThe jackson Standard and Iron

agThe Jackson Standard and Iron
ton Register are at the "outs," and
are calling each other pretty hard
names. Newspaper men should learn
to give and take a joke without be-
coming angry, or allowing themselves
to be put out of temper CAiihcothe
Gazette.
All true Bro, Bond. But some men
are good at giving joke, but when
it comes to taking one, it is another
matter, HH|
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ONO UNIVERSITY, ATHENS,


March 18th, 1869 s.
To the Editor Of The Standard; -
DEAR stR;-Well knowing that you never
fail to be interested In anything that relates TO
aud promotes the cause of Education have
thought you would pardon me for claiming, this
one time, q short space In the columns of your
excellent paper, Certainly II Il Is the duty of
any class of individuals to keep before the eyes
Of the reading people of our land the great i'm
portance of enrlchng the mind by education,
mental culture &C., rather than enrlching the
pocket at the expense of mental degsteracg that
duty belongs to no class Of persons more than
TO the proprietors Of the numerous papers in
circulation. But pardon this digrgslon. Die
tathg 10 Edtorslsa delicate matter What l
wish to say Is thsi Some young men Of jack
son county probably contemplate attending
school In The spring, and before determining
where they shall go may wish to hear word
from this University The College is In very
prosperous condition, and It's students number
near one hundred--most Of whom are In the reg
ular course,
The present term closes the 23d of this month
and the spring term will commence the Monday
following the close Of tho term, March goth,
lasting twelve weeks
The morals of the College are exceedingly
good. The majority Of the students are ldenti-
lied with some church and arc endoayoIing to
live consistent Christians. Through the noble
efforts of the two ministers stationed In the
town hcre the College has been greatly regener-
aled morally. Education and morality should
DO lnseparable '1r.
There arc ten students from jackson county
here, being number somewhat above the aver
age from the othercountles adjoining, But ccr'
tolnly ton students are not enough from om
county hope to see more here during the
spring term Ifawoul Of encouragement would
brlug about such result, II certainly shoud
not be deferred. Home news always Interests
me- and you will please send me your paper iil
the close of the spring term, ut the same time
accepting my thanks for inserting In your col
minus this summary notc
Most Respectfully Yours,
III. KINNIsoN
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&TThe Ohio House of Representa-
tives last week passed bill authorizing
a Geological Survey of the State. We
hope this bill may pass the Senate. If
this Legislature shall authorize this
survey, it will be one of the best things
that has been done for many years.
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Rohhery on our streets

Our felow-c citizens Elijah Grover,
Register in Bankruptcy, was knocked
down on Second street, near Mrs. Mar
tins Wednesday evening, after night
fall, by some unknown robbers, and
his pocket riAed of $50 l5, pocket
book and all. Mr. G. thinks he was
struck by a sling shot Or mace IN the
very place where the greatest amount
Of killing" can DO done with the least
labor. Mr.. G, revived before the rob
Der were though with him, and was
about to have "milr' with one Of
them, when they unceremohiously
stamped him into quiescence, He is
able to be about again. If Mr.. Glover
had not been tetotler for lol these
many years, it is likely he would have
been less able to stand such shocks
but as It is be is as tough as several
pine knots. ~ Portsmouth Republican.
IIlffN rtliE III ttIAtA'.ffaNA fI
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aTRose Craig, ofMarietta, who for
some time has been at house of i'll
fame, at Parkersburg, recently killed
a man who attempted to enter the
house, after she lad forbidden him to
do 80. She cut his throat with arazor.
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@The following answer to question
by "Chromo," in last weeks Standard
has been sent in by G. @. Keenan,.
Each son will received S7,997,54, A..
The solution is too long for pubIica-
ton this week :.
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.asrA fellow named Binckley, who
has been acting as Assistant Attorney
General, attacked Mr. Rollins, late
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
The attack was made in the streets OF
Washington City. Mr.. Rollins es-
capped the villain, and got beyond his
reach Binkley about the same time
attacked Mr. Harlan, knocked him
down and beat him. The Cincinnati
Gqfsts thus speaks ofthis bully, in con.
nection with a few others of the same
stripe; @
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WAslltNGT0N, D, c., Mar. 18th, 1869. !

'-''' WAsltNcToN D c., Mar. 18th, 1865
D. Macktey Esq.i .......t
DEAR sIR:--I am happy to know, from the
many orders received, that our farmers Nppre-
ciate the Agricultural Report issued from the
Department here. Please say to them, Lhat
while each member Of Congress will receive
seven hundred and fifty copies of the Report
only one hundred and fifty have as yet been re-
ceivcd, nearly all of which have been sent in
response TO orders, and the remainder will be
fairly distributed as soon as received, ..., 3d..
Please say also that seeds from Washington in
any considerable quantities, need not be looked
for, from the fact that only very small appro-
prlotlon was made last year for the purpose Of
buying and distributing seeds from the Agri-
cultural Department, l have not received in
the aggregate an amount sufficient to make two
packages to each township in my District. ,.
Very Respectfully,
| j. T. WILSON.
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erWe have RECEIVED several solu.
tiops to the problems of"Chromo,"
bat they are solved by Algebra. This
will not do. They are strictly Arith-
metical problems. Such solutions
have been received from Mozart"
David D. Evans and Noah J, Dever
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Prohate Notice.

4 EDWARD JONES, Administrators Of Jemi
ID ma Daniels. Robert Aten, guardian of Han
nah j. Noel, William Keslnger, guard ian o
Sllas Foster, Charles Meachem guardian of Sam
mel and Casper Halnes, William Conner, guard
ian of Marv J. and Caroline Allen, and Beverly
keenan,, guardian Of Thomas q. and Margaret
! Keenan,. have filed their accounts for settle
ment In the Probate Court Of jackson County,
Ohio, and tho same will be for hearing on the
S1st day Of March, A. d., 1869.
f j. w. LONGB0N
I March 4, '69L8w Probate Judge.
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@Tbe Portsmouth and Gallipolis
papers are urging the authorities of
their respective cities to procure town
clocks f'1 h''' iia''
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DAwEMs Mills, March 5th.'
Mr.. DAVIS MAoKLEY.

Dear Sir -
l had parsed out Pauls Defence but
neglected to send it in time for your
last issue. / find by comparison that |
agree substantially with D. d. Evans
except as to the following words. l
parse the first myself, a compound per-
sonal pronoun in the obj case govern
ed by think used as an active transi-
tive verb meaning consider myself
happy "ToUcAing'I am inclined to
call participle,
Yours, | M
WIN. j, Kirkendall
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TJohn G. Breokinridge, the last
DemocratioIYice President, who was
also a General ir the rebel army, has
got back to Ilentuoky.
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.l..NIARCM IS. Iso0

,r AEA Andy Price was not hung at
IrontOn on last Friday, the Governor
having reprie we'd him until April cd.
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o qgsgsqqsqqas

10 furnish all classes with constant employment
at their homes, the whole of the time, or for
spare moments Business new, light and profit
able. Fifty cents to Sb per evening, Is easily
earned by persons of either sex, and the boys
and girls earn nearly as much as men. Great
inducements are offered those who will devote
their whole time to the business and, that every
person who sees this notice, may send me their
address and test the business for themselves, l
make the following unparalleled offer To all
who are not well satisfied with the business.
will send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing
me. Full particulars directions &C., sent free.
Samples sent by mail for 10 cents. Address,
e. O. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine.
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pure and simple.
PETROLEUM V, NAsBY' P. NJ,
(Which means Post Mastery

P. ST. shell be in Washinton at
the inoggerashen. ! shell be on hand
to comfort A. JOHNSON, and shell also
accompany him to Tennessee This
return will be historic, and | shell
chronicle it, a
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Arithmetical Questions.


How much will It cost'to build square chin
ney 81 it. high, 8 II. wildcat the bottom anab
it. at the top, outside, and 2 II. iu Wide inside
all the way up, With brick at 1926 per 1900; the
brick being 8 in long in.wide, and 21E In.
thick The cost of laying the brick being $3.50
per perch2
NUMBER 2. 3r
How far does boy walk, while planting a
ten-acre aeld in corn, the rows being 31s feet
apart, and feet from the fences7
~ r,.rv NUMBER S.rrFfA
A hay stack ten feet in diameter at the bot
tom. is Is #. high, and tapers uniformly from
the foundation to 2 # diameter at the top; how
many #. from the top must person take to get
one fourth, one hall, or three fourths of the
stack2
have received Answers to Arlthmetical CUES
tions Nos. l & which l sent to the STANDARD
from T. E. Davies. Also to No. 1, from Messrs'
Pierce McCarley and Moses Morgan, Also 10
Nos. / & from Harold Harold. received
answers from great many others, bnt,the above
are all that are anything near correct.
D. D, EVANS.
How many acres iu square form can be en-
closed by fence 10 rails high, the rails being 10
feet long, so that the number of rails may be
equal to the number of acres CHRONIC
John dug potatoes for d part. He took
bushels and his employer 8, when he found he
could take 1-5 of what remained. How many
bushels did he dig3 DE soIo.
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d FIRST HALF YEARLY Z

= II A II Z M r. N II
ofthe Treasurer and Auditor of Jackson Coun-
tv Ohio for the Half year ending February 27th,
1869 in compliance with an act passed April 9th,
1859 TO provide for the better regulation of the
Receipts, Disbursements, and Safe keeping Of
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CONvALESCENTS,

Or persons recovering from Fevers or any Of the
malignant forms Of disease, viii find Roback's
stomach Bltters invaluable as q tonic and stlmu-
liant for removing all the prostratlng effects
which follow disease II supplies the great want
80 long felt for a safe and reliable tonic aud
appetizer. 90 Ua
unaD el .o,nsv irtT
DR.. o. G. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
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WANTEl--AGENTS,- --sIS -mossS h Se1SSPe sG.9s!

WHN ED HuEIN u month every-
where male and female, to introduce the GENU
INE IMPTOVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch,
hem, fell tuck, quilt cord bind braid aud embrold-
erin most superior manner, Price only SIS.
Fully warranted for five years. Wewil pay 81 900
for any Machine that will sew stronger more
beautiful or more elastic seam than ours. Itmakes
the elastic Lock Stitch. Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from
$40 to S200per month and expenses, or a com
mission from which twice that amount can be
made. Address, SEC0MB&C0., P1TTSBURG,
PA, or BOSTON, MASS. mo
r CAUTION-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming of worthless cast-ironmach ines,
under the same name or Otherwise, Ours Is the
only eepuine and really practical cheap machlnC
manufactured. .
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vRLooIrEpE.-Ou town is to have yeloel-
psde. Mr.. L. K. Hood, the blacksmith, is max
Inc ore for Mr.. Buell., con OF Rev. A. J. Buell..
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From the Toledo Blade
N A y B Y.

Mr. Nasty and his Friends Resist Ne
taraOus Attempt to EstaBish a Factory at
Me Corners.
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M the Eailor of TAs .Standard.

To the Editor 0t inc StuNddfG , -.
l herewith send you the answers to the TWO
Arlthmctical questions proposed In this week
Standard The first Is most too diihcp 10 D., nc
Of mnch utility, as there are but very few pupils
in our common schools thatw would undertake to
solve II, ' sl
Answer to Question by Chrome, lst S6lb0.-
1851, S51G3. 814+, S4595.77Gt and S409O 224+' I'd
each son will receive sS28O B3F
BY An Observer from Washington Tp; "a
sheep, hog aud cattle. DE soIo.
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We the undersigned Treasurer and Audltorot Of
jackson County Ohio, Do hereby certify that
the foregoing Statement Is a full and complete
exhibit of the condition Of the Treasury OF jack
son County, Ohio, in the last business day ofEeb-
ruary 1869 showing the exact amount Of money IN
the Treasury belonging TO each particular Fund
together with all other Notes and Securities
Given under our hands Ofiicially this first day
of March A. d. 1869 ,
L. A. ATKINSON Auditor J. @. Q,
D. w. CHERINGT0N Treasury J.C'O.
MnrnhA lRQ- aNR D Il n. II. - IL .--.
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Inotice in your last issue the STANDARD an
example proposed by an observer from Wash
ington Tp. Ny answer to the same is as fol-
lows: 94 head of sheep, hog and cattle,
3iI .'o.s " '-' ''' ED, JONES,
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RLOONTTNGTON NURSERY.
NURSERIES OF W. +, HEIKES.

A MOLD ESTABLISHMENT with new fea-
Allure. Every person can procure Trees
and Plants at Wholesale Prices, by
ordering through our Club Department For
prices and other information, address w. F..
HEIKES. DAYTON, Chic.
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Answers to ArithmetiCal Questions.

Thisls an Example in your Paper OF last week
Please insert the answer this week. Hi
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
RY GEN'L. n. G. BAKER.

BK GEN'L. Il. q. BAKER.
The astounding revelations and startling dis
closures made In this work are creating the
most intense desire In the minds of the people
tosobtain it, Its official character and ready
sale, combined with on increased commission,
make it the best subscription book ever pub
lished. Send for Circulars and see our terms,
and why it sells faster than any other work.
Address JONES BROTHERS 81 CO., Philadel-
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Each ones share placed at simple interest for
5, 8, 10 and u yrs. respectively will amount to
s7843.37+; hence the whole mountthat would
accrue from the estate by the time each one
would arrive at age, would be $7S4a.37 X 4
- s8O1734s. I'D. EVANS.
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NAME OF FUND.
Deduct Building Fund overdawn.'. .s.aas o.

Balance remaining in Treasury !. $1O.6H AZ
BONDS, NOTES s. SECURITIES.
Certificate of Stick in S. & H. v..R.R r. 100000 90
James Trips Receipt for Westfalps
Note Balance in Judgement. .,...: 2.2S1 20
Newel RraIey 81 VIM. Radclifrs Note. 214 90
Cosseil's Note Northumberland. 1922 "a
lanes II. & VIM, onalls Note. -. IS 90
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SOLUTION TO THE LAST QUESTION PROPOSED BIZ
'CuRoMo.' ra
The sums which would amount to 81 in D 8,
10 and 70 years respectively are 1892, .67b7'
.625O and 1914; and are together $2,6515.
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ERRRING BUT NOBLE -Self-help for young
~ Men, who having erred, desire abetter man.
hood Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge If benefited return the postage.
Address PHILANTHRos, Pox P, Philadelphia,
Pa "
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ANSWER TO ARITHMETIcAL QUESTION BY ''oBsER-
#sner.nl tiv F yER." N.'
Number of Cattle, s. Number of Hogs l.
Number of Sheep, o.. Resp. Yours, "
PORTLAND SPECTATOR
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NTTMRER .

How far does a boy walk, while planting q
ten-acre aeld in corn, the rows being 3]S feet
onart and feet from the fenees7
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EMPLOYMENT hat pays. For par
~ particulars address s. M. SPENCER s. co.,
BrattleboTo Vermont .N a-H..-t COL
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This term has become very much confined 90
those women who have lost their virtue They
are treated as outoasts from society. auI
every avenue IS closet sraiast them that souI
open the way TO % return 90 yirtuous life In
deed, by many protesting Christians, even, they
are looked upon and treated AS though beyond the
hope of mtrcyas well se the pale Of humanity
Such may well remember '' the Master, " VINO
tre-is this c'as- wthE-clt te rlerness ami for
gave Thorn, jag atheir rer-utlfcc ccaul -gf -iat o.
and >eru.r hukci ih.ir acru.cr-
& physician iu large c.rv sometimes comes
10 o.atlc; with some ,i iue class here referred
Go. We could usme eases that wouI sur the
blood, aud kinile sympathy in any but hear;
Of adamlu- More than % quarter Of a century
ago.-and the persons referred to have all pass
ei from oarth-thc writer was called 10 see
girl, said 60 % lying ~ nesr lea.h-at all events
very s'1S- ne vent l'uhl young woman on
nose 'oii'''i'i..e were sun 'T@'5s OF beauty
,a.lsu p'e' a'e-'i' "u' us4isei' contrary
- ,ne eA 'l ''7 lnui'eS' she reco'erel
.. fllor .- ,tc snb ,,rssy " hon, ~, -
,lo .,I,..i,,,,
,r,. e., t....,.L, ....,-
7-,..-,,-' - ,'.' Wv 81 "a
- -'''''l VA -, anu iuy
'.'.' --, e''.v o D's'On 10
.. '-'-7' .''',. t'u 'lel' soWe IN
'5S"- up 's 1'''-e. e"''"reu came l
u.'' t, WI ~ 7"o s'",ns' g"' aohg toler,
aoly We" l'' Nu'''- p., NV "orh "iIed
ven y" al'''Her p''Vf- Wy wages were less
"'' -..'' > '''"1-,N 10 P'! my way
At '"- prIi'l' / ''c,'ne ac4uauiei with
q young iH'" "a' S..I ue ln'ei me- anu wished
me l' h"'''n' h'- vile We were married.
C"''' Vas gwen IT,, thi We were comfortable and
nAply' hot lrouh'e soon came. lie became
drnh''ri. AMI 'u~i m "a III OF 'delirium tre-
meu- Ny enid, also, sicSened and died. |
took room 10 house, the character Of the
inmates l kne" not Indeed, my necessities
were such, was glad to find any room fra
shelter. fell into the same habit Of other in
mates OF the house. Poverty drove me into vice.
for hunger will break through a stone wall,
overpoWer virtuous principles and good resolu-
tons
While 10 this state was visited by A sister.
She discovered the manner Of nv life. and re-
TUNED horie and reported it 10 NV family. Per-
haos she thought sbe ought to do il
.. -. -. o.h.s1o,,,
u - t"lS' ny nun, ~, PeluNp'
~ = .. -, ,,..-.,,-al - d.
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There ia time for every;hiur-hu return
ing borrowed umbrella
There is couple Of sisters ca; west who
have to be- told everything together, for they are
50 much alike that they can't be told apart.
\ young lsdy being charged ly gentleman
with having trified with hi, feelings, replied
Well, plead jiiy.'
1t pleases man when be knows that his
name viii be legihly grayed in the temple Of
Fame; but the pleasure departs, IL he certainly
knows, tina; his fame Is the kind Mrs. Harriet
B. Stoves Detroit Tribune.
Dean Svitt, hearing Of carpenter falling thro'
the roof Of a house which be was building, IT.
marked. that he liked to see a mechanic 90
through his work promptly,
SpriCgins Of Hartford, had . visitor &c dinner
After watching for some time the assault upon
MS prov -ious, Sgrisgius said '' You grow
poor. don't you e-' &c Ne replied the visitor,
. Just a56u; ha'd my own .' And that. -
said Sprigg-. .'i is more thn any other mnn in
Hartford could hold
A san Francisco vomsu hal occasion 20 spank
her little boy. lie hal been playing about the
wharves and hat sat on a l-sky can Of nitro
glycerine consequently the first smsck admin
istered caused an explosion, which sent them
flying in different directions anil broke all the
glass in the room
Pirson Milton. formerly Of Newburyport.
was seen by neighbor, trudging home one
Monday morning with stout col he had
bought. and was sccostei with, =" Mr.. Milton,
dill You know that fish was caught Sunday -
The Parson bluntly replied, % The fish ant to
blame for that 80
A country doctor, out fr a days shooting