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, 1869-04-11
Tho Dexter IacllicHx.Ne

It has nc~n discovered that Dexter Is not pc1-
ter, but some Other hoste. At least he WAS not
bred In ltr2nEr COUNTY, New YORK, and WAS MOI
si1t1 iy 1lar1h!rtunilrl, eAvs the Gllrfc,tlH 4
laixz ru'Aished at St Johnsbury, Vt Th1s runs
The stoEJs ....-.
"ln thort~ nextcr WAS raised IN Dsaville. Gale
Lonla Conhsy--hts sirr Was the oil French No.
fil hetse. anti his s.am the Fover marc. This, In
11tel. Is TIE pedigree Of this wonderful horse ~
The etorJ Soe1 Tnr person who has male tlts
discover ts Corpcttns Russell MAJ who caMc
lc1e fra1n Ienc1fosl Illinois tass year. the mas
per OF the discover. a. We understand H. was IN
this wise; Mr. Russell became Impressed With the
aiirl1AIip nt Ile1ter tN the Norsl stick aczl BY
considerable HfTrsl,oa}tnce and inquiry he traced
this hoIxc back from New YORK 10 Chicago, from
thAaGoto Lower Canada, thence to cuncnnl Nh,
and from The lAHtcs place to Mt. Royee, now Of
, r1ssunp..c, bnt who then lived In nlnytl.e- On
taking with MI. Iovet, the lattef said he raised
: certain ooh such year, which WAS an uncommon
gkrl. cne and cronGht hin Gossi price. The COLI
~cht TO Concnr1, y. IL, af3er which he lost trace
Of him In descreAnc this colt t~ deAriised ne E
ter perfectly, and th0ee who h3ve sern THIS etlr-
! hEasetl hoyse know ihat hr Is peculiarly marked.
In addition to this, wc understand NJ. Russell has
j The af1dAv1ts of al the parties through whose
/ hsnda l>cIter EaAscu fsom tue time he len MI.
I Invec until he came Into the possession q lTae-
rel! tt cnteseo. I'm learning these facts MI Rms.
ccihcr with The Iush1aan lui Richard Eltps
hursts, which he already owned, starte last Non.
day Tor noet2 TITS. Ia hetrf, Ia history Of r..
mnykahie of home irnroHturc, and the frsult
| OF irs exposure must Set up the morrill, nlood
| while thore who have paid such enormous prtces
to Eet tic sau1e breed n Dextel-k3 they eupPosee
-yupft feel EHSh&I cheap
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Good md Hnd EInssd dlTrLatnE.


lh1vc hear,t Heftsle writing justified rs u marx
cf genius. 1nat, Of ooursa, Il = very nat:cnag
theo3. ] Htsh ! could think n tyue. But IKE
most Ut these Gathering theories about dlsax1eea-
bic cceeurtc1tles, 1t nas one fatal fault It + ID
conai1tsut tn notorious facts Men Of genius do
not. bGuesc- As , Fuls. ttg1hbIc- They write
ten1nan- lie could write thc Lorls Prayer Ii q
si1lenee- ! never heard thai Cnallea Detens h.d
T. DeuE!zs Jer.pEds copy WIS almost ns good a.
eupItfTl1se:' r2d ny friend. ~hu+ u his oHn
Taphlc sI!!c, + sse:sh.uE the caoee. Of '.casts-
1ulds lneada :" ssi1iry Byooss writes p!ainiE, md
ecsits : ~-1:ten IN careless scza1 bu: Il Is NOT
ulc41t4e- tho1ch ffoo inter..ne.sions aod cc.ycc-
tons sstsnow sna saen puzz!lns to. py1atcr1;
running hard, ltc1h!t enough II NOT rat.,c::las,y
elegant And nloss Il our leading politicians ara
Al he ct reT1y xpczEs, II hnStE, in1petuo1s man.
ceE. hut With Ill hk haste ant lmreruost;r hls
WE1:nS y per1cc,iI lecth'e, i /; IN u1fora
has call an a=.aoeras.e hAaj, At ouee elegant
rcu!exL!c- Lord sis<-ell writes l1dyll1e nauA-
IL ls Ike crerytt.re else nbo1t the Eari s.uan, acd
Et!snts letters arc Is distinctly ami rrgnlary
ferEed - lcAs ps1nt. Lor1 SANKEY'S hesratcees
ase ns itrinlc a. Eiiall pEA- inn may nm nzst
.ycIJ " . dotted. cye1y "a (" crossed fou VIII
md 70 stsu nf taste or sovcnurss IN his Ms
night g on In tbs Rylc through . do.ea more
nalScA- But It Is moi necessary. hare cltet
enough cas.s 10 prove ms pctu', Iha: lEes1hle
EaEdv S1tiac Is not 4 mark OF Eenl0s, or eVen
hand, that there MaHJ men OF rcnics Eho write.
and hAve wz1ter- elecs1bly. Str Jobs BoHrto1 Is
enc Of ttese 1t Is sid TIA. Lord }slsnerston nncc
sent tark an inpcz1sn. despatch CT 81 Jonns 70
Ch.rA With a ntgres1 TINT I: might &c copied n Z
teattahH hanl writing: md Lord Cvorler, our Late
tEtassador 81 tee Censt Of F1ance, *rc;e 70
hastily and NleEtdy nst Lori Granville, oe4eTe.
cece LskeI his torlahlp 70 keep the o1at tlais Of
his Dispatches Tor bis OWE 1Elo.n,tnu. md send
copies to lie Fo<t4Sn UGcc- -lHd Iyttfetan,
who moved = e.aasc TO the Refatm bill koa: nobody
Aact1d have 4 vote who could not FT6e lex1hlc
eeald Elt 1yat the rcsolEunE hbch kA kacded In Vt
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A FORMER SLAVE
Fills Evcntful Hlstory.


Many OF onr villagers Know 4 colorcd uaan WIN
has l.sed aoule three years tn tnts TEiayc Of the
name Of uoyd johnson: md know ttin to be q
TEN Of honesty. Yet there n1e few who would
Eecsa rs age within twenty ycazs; and bis nfe hAs
feen. undcr Our great "lsee countrJ's former
respects n thas or the Moor othe,lo. We Teeentiy
becnne much Interested IN the Tale OF hls life,
though no more remarkable than thss Of haa1seds
OF otter po1T old slAEe4
ItEd relates that be was born near Annapolis,
Nd. In 1a4 His parents were owne.} BY : kind
miFuess, who married man who proved to oa =
pirate Captain, who departed (auh ncser returned
few weeEa After their marriage; the fruis ~nere-
of was Gne daughter After Loy1's parrnes had
etRht children their mistress 1reel them, ao1 e1c
ss the! should lccome OF age. The daughter soo1
after married In. Leo EenwEk, who inherited
The se!vees Of the eight slave eh!ar.n uusi! the,
TO inherit them for All time: and sc
one nne morning loaded MI eight Into covered
M.son and Started l1t ~ neN-found npms IA e th1
tic last time Id saw his father and mother, the
LeG7tctsh FenWtck had a ri1e In Ills hand and
come 70 Tie Hasun 70 I'd saeir enlren sSod Sc Ire.
LLOYD lcckcd through = srnau bold In the CANVAS,
md Dr. r. x1aote him heavy hew IN the face
III sp1 q nsas n re n M nj. az e %
tart,y so en1aEett The hsaotlets thst the doctor
WIS IufsEed BY the SherN and Required 10 Htrc
heavy bocds for The faithful carstn2 "nt Of the
emancipation they were entitled El 1nieE the Law.
before he would be Allowed 10 proceet.
m - yaTs s a., g. nmsn shra r. a.S,a S.a o wns
lived seven ma.ts: =; seen bis be'taers sold ldown
river, and his tin scattered Il A1AttFT EAs ~ont 70
DO X passed iaroash ae9'oue n,. dangers an
knuws not wherc: nd Ia 1860 ne Dreamed Tree All
Tor the nrst time " escaping Eth Yankee uoops
nr ot.ecr Of co,ored tTpops At Cape Gt1sriesu
enlisted al The force unas$arrctf At Fort Pillow
al Of Which = wen rorsn; nd was ~ during the
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much younger child Is frequently presented 70 the
Rson Of shom sns T. = future psr.od T. ns;ns
"lseu' while vt .tsEtns t. ashe1a ana,,
sa aAnms nj, singular racs Of people stass ~ ~
nearly thirty yeara. Tic male frequent voga1es
eineh ehg t1e Marquesasr Society, Friendly and
Eator lalanda, and was Intimate With most Of
tnelf cnleia. Two years ago Ills longing 10 revisit
his natfEc land became ~ intense tha: he ship
peu N the only crult he could Jnd, . German
pllS tor uambusg reached there year aso lass
money, s,ded fos San Francisco to dit his pock-
ets and escape the unenIurable COIL, aud In July
lunrd tic Volunteer. The CnIxain We q raesu
and syTann!cal oflce7, and when tho Volunteer
lansle,i At AazatIau 70 take ia he. oasso ot log
daya provisions o! the raoss u,ssera.1e charoctcr
and started Oh nI mcntha' voEagn His ttfea
rIlne'Eal ot1esrs we5c ns.se strlplinsa, ignorant
highly supercIuoas youth, ssnd one day the CAP
tain ordered Ssalr u do kotn little duty that thta
boa,swaia had sh1r7el- He a.! not unlc]stant ut
oas = e -. q s,. @sts.. ne csptaln vi es
s9S sdoa 4 ts s seS.en * a xS IL Z Co s p4asa
For. his mdepends; ut renasz the StS5. cap.
TenemenIiy res's;e. oat being pl,aaisiy s oses eS
powered, vas furred to SUI nil. He Was confined
in wrcfched h5le, not moro ttan ttrr feet hi::b.
Ard seens 70 hlva been very cruelty tEesietl. Un
the arrival OF the' Volunteer In tho po1t of New
York, he w&s taken before the United S.ates COM
missioner on cha7se Of nntfnJ, but releasel on
$40 hal He Immediately wrnt to Me%sTS. Smith
4 Rowan. a;toroeEs,. Sd New Chambers street,
xMl stated hts casa- These gentlemen, with a
7ea1 deal u generosity, took the matter up, eul-
rloyeH leading counsel for the defence, and are
prepared to contest TIN e1se very thoroughly. It
L prraahsc. however, tnas shs whole AFFAIR Wi he
settled Without tHa antt that sta1T will be SCI at
liberty 10 return At cazy tAy TO his ltarau.sssn
lrend7 and spend the remainder OF his IAya II
King cs the ChnuIhai Is!anhsf
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| iQ8&llNN,'t --0s-'~1+S A. ~ NCl'
w,tes III II P.pa1 Letter be curiou. she plcsos,
,rn1 4n sani majority Of the Frrneh cierzT u o:s
1 Hons az, az, anu tnorc distressing cre1 thaa o.
qss tt s1ets ssn 1sn raa l.s ns s,n
~ ~ feaf Of Icing "brokcn" without possibility
- oetenee Or inquiry, anil "rchuecd to srerp tas
says be Knows one Bishop who has ti!scaarcrd Is,
us ln!ef1of clergy tn month Another Hush ~
,Hsnassed @ = ,. single cp1.oo >al decree; and Il
men wandering nnons the hlshroais Of Franen
VIII thclr bundles on their ahDulde-1 AuotSnr
;tlshon tn The South Displaced 7bs priests IL tair.
The e1rlanat1on NJ Olivier gives Of this state O.,
thlngs Is as fulowA:
Formerly. In tac Church Of F1ancc NIL narst,
EntlnE cait Of soua were, by the r51u:aai, law.
rufrs, and therefore "unrernovahlc" hy a I,isnon
1s1; S15spt for ysy e7asepfsnccs anl nfscr cerMa
Wcus'sunedi Hut, unfOrtuua.elT at iho
time of tho concordat In l4s, only ta0ss or thc
ck'fV were declared to be cures who served tS,
r.:nsral church 70 Canton, AMI All the others
Isinovnhle al the sole Will snd pcpslre OF
tne ~ aa atashon ~ the cures are oalv sons. four
some G NY Sn ,s-, at .o' and the sseryaats
aast the vast majority Of The French cjer-S
Ut =. IN state Of absolute dependence npon inc
.Ns NJ. Olivier, The nlshors have ajga1s ssown,
u. s.ncnstdvts most Jealous and eager 10 exercise
H. uae p pssnops In their turn are tyTann1e over ~
and nc College OF Jesalts; and ths il tnc rcsurr
raNh a. The present Gay Of the ktate or his c,rc
:: ~ enllrhtened and Intelligent Fe.ncltyn4u Ea5
na> ,cslaenuJ studied such questions ecEIy ho;h
u h'uIs anil among ineu. NJ. Olltyicr tc1ls
uA Mdcch, that he has Instituted -rnr.onal IN
qnF,es on large scale" among the Clergy, to A.
1l them are Thoroughly u1tsa1noutanc. And lie nc
counts lot this by the tyranny Of the Hlshops:
AGAINST which, he says the inferior clergy appeAs
appealed to the Eng against the tyranny Of the ~
bL*+t, who were themselves hRAin tyrannlzed over
~ the King lust as the Htshups are now By the
Pore. And thus ccr'eslastlcal matters In France
move OH dd inhhitam In vicious ci1ctc The only
remedy for this STATE Of thinss n. OuIy1er thinkl
Is 10 tc found in the admission Of the lnitv 10 q
direct participation III the aA1rB OF the Church, In
The election Of the fltshola by the clergy ana
lany, ald the separa:INu VI Church aud Site.
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It's force. The bear shakes bis head IN valn the
Mnc Clin9s I'll tho fAstsr sud oitos al tho har rdct
~ the beAf can Stand IL no longer but put. hia
n neau ooWn and r1shcs hllndlY Into sace, enllnss
nts career ~ tumble over tho nrst praciPicc be
comes 70. .h!le the efmIne has Sufficient presence
Of mnd 70 II 81 its hold Just before the flt leap
Ieetes l9tr u q IT. sicsi. lIo*ever, when the e.
0rc tties NE tAIne du}2e on the eagle It Is Sig
ESNy soued one soar aloft, and then vfotent
,shsaIe, ~ send i dom headhng. Tho heI1c hog In
lke manner drds tae lo1 mo.e formidable Girrr-
f hasf than Inc btaF Kut tEie foI's procedure Is q
AtIe 100 ac'entl1c to be qlnieI In these colanns.
hAtesI may bc t6e infcrtoEtsy Of tho Norwe-
ksan rear to iao9e Of Other Countries, tho Norwe-
Fan lo1 fnly :ustaus the character OF his tribe
M Ihe =, wsJ N wtica be e.scts the oa13c1 nom tts
sc stoIy o. ~ - Musronx INC hedgehog. But when
etaba aud osstcrfs or stealing honey, or e=tlng ri
o. neaA VIC may quote *ately. Whttter we art to
believe Or net u another a%sstinn. PROBABLY it
VI be best TO Withhold our fai:n from tslc socount
Or me string of foxes luwc.rd l,wn pe7pendtcu-
hr fuck In search Of bea birds egEz- What Df.
HoTdtn kays is that tac foxes tecin by haF1t.y 4
Wrestling match. to ece which or their E Ihe
1trunprAi Tho winner Throws lts.Sf oter tAe clIG.
hanging on 70 The eJs- By Its pe~E Then ihn
secaad u polnt Of strength crrep+oyer tia trsx
fn1 back and holds cn b5 Its TIL: the rest ioflov
N order. and the last foy rsSs the ecss.
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s nnEnlasiy trivial when compared with lhoae Of
ne Engtah. The French Chambers have not tho
n .Hht oi Initiative; that II, they have no right
EIs sx 70 propose laws or move uddrrsseA TO tho
sn,,st According to the constitution Of lsas ali
.,p Fror lila Majesty, aided hy the Council Of
s,sa1s lraoes the hill which Ii then sent down 10
VIC CoflA Lc2lhlsut This body nj once refesS It
~ committee, whose business Il Ia to report
@ upon i, after taking into consideration alt the
Mhen The report Il Tca'y, fhs debates take place
~ 11sl haHtk:r, hut Ia no case m nmenAiueo.
lR adopted EflieNs approved OF by the Council 0f
!1,e, the hundrcd and odd lnemE,rr4 Of which nr.
al named tJ tho Crown. After the ut has mas s-,f
re Cons lG4ssla1lf. 1t L. taken up Dy TIC senate
which hes the power, not or throwing ii ont Sen.
nl{eJ Gut OF sending 1t hack to the Lower lIoase
70 t discussed second time No pctit{ons cen
u presented 70 tic Cups Lc9lststt{. no ann Of
money voted by 4, but on the III ,tiop Of TIC
nIet,, aod inshiual members have not the
HnSl!efG o1 putting 80 much as 4 question to one
q! thc Ninstcra unless they hnre os,,alpcd Der
flliss1on from four out Of uine con,uittecs ~
"motn !ae Aem1nde Interpretation Ia referreti
AlLsI 1. hstcoln2 thEec hours To tho debate uuI
sstts ,tas lae members vote $50 one way and u the
q being deputy. "Tne,e a.u A0'Ts NE
aayansages, " said 10; snrstly, 3 sIary Of 1e.n1
1fancs year tcsNp: secondly, : bii,p uniform
WIN Eola lace; thirdly, free pass to ali miseum.
a1nt n g6ae g6sn 81 ,s ,arn!y very pleasant retre1a.
hon: md, ntthly-" 'wc, ana afths ~ !" 'sua. aati
And nnhiss' lie went on, "yonr vote wh.ct1 thc
g1re,nmens " III always buy Il ,ou only Know hnW I
Ii sas : o'cl,es then; u. Schneider had tast III,
seurs, ana The deputies had al! risen to 70 hu1n,.
happy At hitlcg ouoc nor. defeated that ntur;,,,
lent nnd factfouS Opposition"
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CHATTER n.

Aunt. do yoo know the ssovJ ct Adam and
E1e.' Asked 1fui, suddenly.
Her eyes rested Ga the sonth wintlow, throuSa
which the lower Of the uctThboftn& ho1ss VIZ
seen- The Eofrattin Was scaled oo Ele da.s sol1-
Elnr hhe tElnei her head quickly md glanced &
the young GIRL While \ suppressed ikagh qaivcred
around the cornerH Of her mouth
"Ah, you rn9ue:" sad she, ahakaE her head .
and pii.p.nE her haeers IN Tho Waief-rexse1 ME
ccnt'nutd Fer spinning.
"1n.a apple only tasted = geea e HIN heeaase
1t WAS forbidden, c.otla1ed Lat with pzliissEst-
cd gravity. "Aunt Dast'cnen, I've Just ea1Sat ny
e} }es ssst7rS again ores II TIA: tower, and trying
theft bcSs 10 lNAke ocl wh1t the pE-
ture on tcat s;a!ued g.ass rcpresenl4
II Ia wroC OF Incca, veEJ wing, for you fortAs1e
ii; bet tst1k We HI, nesteE ty and help them 4
ur1!e, HAyca1 yo1 some thick oil piece OF c2speI
thai yoH cerld have nailed before TIC w.1.!ow v,
Or ... r..
"And 50 au to b. deprived OF Light azsA alt toe
TIC sake Of those over yon1cr - Eatl Aunt Cart,
csca, tat laughing, half vc1eL "Ch1A- she can
uured-anl tie r1ta Of the sraaa,ns- wheel cea-ei
-HyoQ n.r TRAILING i serious thing In tes11ns
waf: bu1 assutc Jou u II eefJ fAs. lnAeeA from
c,nc Hest, have eEcn mort now 70 safes tro,r
rte iI.ipeR.nenccs Of The EuhsrA Than hHd Il
mos. days when that i1neGAent bog Destroyed ~
me reacc Of M chIldhoo1
"Enai! i ne s:u Peeysag over ~ heaye:"
"Ini, dou1 b 40 ehudisn." Ha1 thS HofrA.hln
VITA 4 touch Of smpassencs u he1 votce "At
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| groand, whernas beneath the Lake T., ,,,..
ttete h9d been i11ya extent OF tufes,or ~
the draining Of tho Harlem Aees nss NJ, ~, tet
able work and It 8 estimated that eye, n
under the Zuytler Zee he on the average M ~
than that OF The recovered !aod q Ur,ri,s e
prp1t OF The work wtll exceed Ito ccst y; ~; -
millions Of potInt's sterling. The pat VI H..
to l,e drained contains In zouns na,l;s.sr, .
screS. ~
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Union Of scotland aud ireland.

Il s proposed to unltt Stot3a3 sld 1Flaad u 4
tSnrei, starting nu the IRISH stfe Eou point nEE
ccsst nf Ant1i1a and on the Scotch Mds u G.so-
s:rrue. from whence /, wcaAd run thru1sa the
1s assa ~ .ss tua T n D. e. as sss fSs na Ct
nEa II Il said teat Sic ground through WHICH
Nwc1d have to l.. rnattc ts elactl: Ea1sed for
II can sr had In any quac1t.y on tie lc1sh GIe Il
Is rrcTo-eu to sprs:r1ct tie tunnel fnr a single
IKE OILY, the e1tzeCe depth being tkcarJ-ale
t!1ern feet 1t IS rre31sea, however. 70 Ly do.n
three !ires Of rails 10 accommodate wide aal nar-
row Ea2Se ca:TNsel The tt-9 es.nased Ior coEl-
1our and qr=Her million of pol1ds- To paI .
Dividend q i've per cent the roal aaoula earn ia
PET MHsa PEI Teel.
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THE GAME OF BILLIARDS.
Ftpta Sotitd Of "Roherts oa B;lI.rds' ~ In L<,ni,
Athenuunl


whtlst thc pam. hna rrnwn ,,-n,,..,
its acccptance on the cnntinent Az; ~ ,na.i
tic lands has become sti mnrr anu anra, ~ ,1nsat
nruyinriaj fnWn n Eranro N.S keuS s,st, ~ EVe1
every IlUportani rheseSn Ina - , p,,,'c Issies
win iyoty bnlla Tberc IA na anrs ,uuua .os w
which the Pn1isians .nctd more tine mi innnsH on
at La estimated that there A.. ms tr o.,
oyEr 9u,NO tab;es. whose rr,,.s 3as1a ras n'eoG i
says lie FMro. aan. h'oo1 con,nt,,of cS1iss,
amount q +sl3eoD a ,,ay. Once the pas.
The Idle naura OF hunIretis nf srttssrs 49,
anil citizens ho daily Haunt the oTtss IN te xtn
isy Of the bonlevards The came. hnWev.r ~, Gos
trs ua he nseptop aS s. - ether eoua.
AM! the discovery Of screw and twist m H. e,rI7
part Of ,lIa teniuJ." So far vs. Faace ~ !, e,5 eoS
primitive esmc may he oon11!en:lv as :rihc, "a II
Mneaud, cclehr.ied proscss,ona, nIaver T,c.s ~ ~.
ms1dep1 u'ssrance q political Ikeut,nents r.: r.
kse, vita the p.s.iInc '"sd Il Wn.cs + be sss. Se
vas durtnV hi cont,nc,s me en!e1 .e, ps9mSten i
alter maSng himself IN ajest ~ ~. ijn13sa III S%.a,
cTN al oT3natei The Ieaths1o ~ ~ ms ~
ia a,tclpts Mt new si.oses nhc5 fnS,,Ha ~
snseries rnrsennrnt IN -, Ti .ol'uMsH ds.
poNet ove5 sle cas 6se.ms sasprts,ns eve even 10 70
tnsnt nf thc c,,e - sSn+ ~ tne manage.
Kent to ht,nseiT thc rort mn,.1, tas "o,a ~!
Fnm ~ IL Fr,ner W,nrsra. n mnb asr n!s se:eas:
tIIincc, in.o Ema;snI ene Fasin.
aEsr.at rrithsr.e .sonna.;t,n - 1SpesVa - los
1nS ho~nIc- ,onf.sI 11. ~ soIssHSi aos Pc
1n1ch oI,nost -on9esS nn.ts. 'n'e surt uctlee,
.'s.S ~ tn,..e uHcI ~ ae;s'us neN EaMe a.
rrnrrnte NJ nY "nsre n y y SAL TO have been
Y sncnaIc1 " =, a eenS tne son
Sia fsNc- +hn - astpo9Tu *, g.. ~ nasE csEta ilom
.hn ~ o,hn aiSs ~ ,.4s ~ osla.ds, no !es3
s ~ u1ca uSus y. euleIVt!se' INC fsNresolal
s.!nt.usA3 j!Fs.p W sGausL oNSs aA o!ucr maef1a1s
"ifHt cS uenlv;sssateu 49,, o. Ec cac 8 noint
=, w. asCl iassiucsing iaf1s u me art
saS " n.aaaSnF ne !catnel.appeu enc, astoaoilod
SumFsn5 o. p:psEleiai ahale1ss ~ hla consan-
u ", .. INC instrument As RopeFs tells
Ill ! tne 10y. ttuloN1n& s,otJ
lev 5eaIs IteI ne nceasne EnoWu a the
EIenI uasSes oi tne game: He gould n1Ese break,
ntew any eanse nls pq1i % follow with the utmost
hce!F ahd cettansy- Happening once to be trav-
eune tnfoueh nc nortoern part Of France, be
entefeu enyt, wheEc he faund player 1elstlug
Ms adsentures In Paris TO Al adnlr1nz and
attentive GpnE. His surccss had been great
~ blliaEdA He hna met NlnE1nh,
Who vas = very fair player, out
PIos*i5'ly Mngaud could E,vc him three IN .veuiy:
one. He had improved himself !n Paris, and would
ahow them tho aatctt strokes Then came walter
with The halls, and tho narraior proceeded to At
tempt and ia1nentaoly ial IN the demonstration
eii certain hazasuA After laying af1da bis che.
MinEand quietly advanced took II up, ant struck
toe Mnne oeH WnEh, Gtr contact with the rcd.
fEC1Qleu upon him Affecting extreme horror. he
, 1869-04-11

17o'N1N's
The fsEloua song HhIeh celeles1eA the potstions
oY 4Jnheer Van Dunk will shortly have to be
altered Or singers have hitherto proe4u aimed
that DutchHans drSught ehonld be deep IS the
rolling Zn{der-zee- How saau this be sun1 nr
sfM s9sn ssn tas1s y 40 zsJdeszee when The rcn
bFotzhs under the dominion of the ha,1nT AMI
me noo2h, aad rolling com fields Be seen where
nov nov me tu;bn Eaves Of the grcat Inland Sea M
fSoss@g: Tet this Il what u promised. he
Sad thsJ have DECIDED not only thaE tba
3xSn!aerzee 3S can be dried up, but tna,
ehe *orH can probably be accomplished In
nine or ten years certainly Ia fourteen.
neH bellerinet, Inc Inspector, has indeed rees-
6ncd fn3t with steam power be could dEaln TIE
Z1Ider Zee dry IN sHenrJ-one nonins The laad
| examined no less than l.a eor1ngs having been
made or these - bor1nss save elsy: . being ing 2
ten n depth. TneEe Nas oc}y one saznpae Of eogS
, 1869-04-11

The Cs,u7br "a san Ftarei~.,, 3; saa Francisco.
is COW printed On press driven ny an engine that
involves important rev PRINCIPLES In UechanlN
1t u called The Gaa Ens.ne- and Was invented In
Far1s about uye ears sxo. II Is driven hy 4 Hn1-
ture Of conncn l1pntn4tlng Eaa and ntr, In the
proportion Of ola to nine. Thls Diluted ga8 ts In
sroduced In cyacder, similar % he c, ln1ez oI =
steam engine, Rad exploded ty electricity. TIE
explosion drives The piston to tho opposise end Of
tie cylinder wnen tbe same thing oocurs fa1nlnx il
hzck, and 70 Indefinitely. The machine referred
to Is fols.hcrss rower; occnpss but u:::.e more
sIace than ewt1E m1taloe, and the ensre
weight, inctncl:g ny-wheel Goes not exceed si1
hIudrt d ruGeds-
The -tH1 SAYS: g II Is Without 1ee. boiler, con-
denSe.. or a1y heavy CT complex machi1et5: IA
driven, Isias=z FER hour twenty-five elhtc feet OF
Eas which costa C.sec1 ct:ct7 In SIN Francisco
Fur ten ho1ss the cost woa.d be enc dola- and
fny cents Neither engineer or fireman ia Re.
qctsed ne gas Is ontasned f,on ne a7s con-
Fany. 70 there "a no tronate IN manufacturing Il
nno lsMtxed with c0umon air - L Il required,
so tnsrs = no stock Of explustre. Ea,er1l on hand
u occupies little sptcn 1t runa without noise. Il
burns 40 fnea when Idle, and It can be started
M.snoat Spending = u.aats IN preparation.
HseeEs to he especially nrie1 for service in est!es
shsre sas can be obtained conveniently. VI
fnoy q no reason Why large gaa engines saouLI
nos ee tust as goo1 and seyacsahle "a anau ones