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Constitutional Exposition.

PARIS, April %, 1870.
It is understood that q decree will be published
tomorrow announcing the adoption by the Senate
Of che Se0tus Consultune and convoking the French
people at the polls the 9Th OF May to vote on the
pseofscttana. The imperial letter explaining the
constitutional changes proposed will appear on
Sunday.
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Fatal Reme,nbrances.

MADRID, April o. 1870.
IA the Cortes yesterday afternoon sehor Ochad,
oarllst deputy, requested an examination into the
matter OF the Montpensier-B Bourbon duel.
General Prim refused, saying that the matter had
been ended in q court OF law. The General was
supported In this by the Cortes.
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THE LAST OF the BARON OTTO Won eulow

AS intmated in yesterdays HERALD as tho proba-
BILE result Of the Of the Baronn Otto Won Bulow
indicted by the Grand Jury or Union country, N. J.,
on the charge OF obtaining money false pretences
the individual In question set at liberty yester.
day by order OF the Court for the reason that the
attendance In court OF the witness SpaldinQ could
not be secured The prisoner thanked hls ailer Mr..
Ward, for uniform Kindness during hts lengthy In.
carcerati0n. and disappeared from the hated abode
OF criminals In company with his stanch and faith.
full spouse, whose Joy the release OF her husband
seemed to know no bounds.
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Pleased and in Good Humor.

LONDON, April "a, 1870.
The London Post applauds the Supreme Court Of
the United States for its refusal to reopen the
legal tender cases. ana expresses the opinion that
the balance Of American legal authority is adverse
to the cOnstitatlonallty OF the Legal Tender acts
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Fenian Demonstrations In London-Attcmpts
Mt Intimidation.

Members Of the Fenian organization have threat
ened vengeance against the office Of the Pau AdN
Gazette on account OF the vigorous course taken by
that Journal In ravor OF enforcing the law for the
protection Of life and property in Ireland. The
proprietors Of the Gazette called upon the police
authorities for protection, and every night since
that time heavy force has patroled Craven,
Northumberland and other streets In that vicinity.
house In that neighborhood, but few doors
from the bureau OF the New York Associated
Press s supposed to be the base Of the Fenian ope
rators, and Is, consequently, closely watched.
There is considerable excitement In that quarter
OF the city.
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saying. 'Yns wrong know OF u ebas thsy bsiisse
tmat bad CATHOLIC b bettef thqn good ProfestAnk~
,le only way 70 servo God prop sry q to serve ana
'oyo the human race. Applau5e.j
tnc Rev. George n, HepwOrth, OF the Church OF
the Messiah, and the Rev. 4. II. Chaplin also ad-
Sssssed c the meeting, which adjourned ct late
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A..-The Whitc-haircd King who offered NH.
lons for new PLEASURE would have assigned the
PHALONs ViTALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
because would have enabled him silver
locks their youthful glory The vaiia and NO
sediment II does not stain the skin, but win color the hair
in very few applications.
Sold by all druggists
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Queen Victoria In Danger.

LONDON, April 22, 1870.
The Queen and Princess Alexandra to-day had a
narrow escape While driving near Ryde their car.
rtage was pursued by o runaway team. with heavy
wagon attached.
The driver OF the royal carriage, by skilful
management Of his horses, avoided collision.
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No Orleanisn.

PARIS, April %, 1870.
The Journal Francats, the organ OF the ex.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, denies that Count Daru
and M. Buffet withdrew from the Ministry because
instructed to do 30 In letter from the Due
d'Aumale
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Day &, Martins Biacling Preserves the
Leather does not soil clothing and gives usre fully equal
the best japan varnish Consumers will find cheepee-
than the backngq in use, which the leather
and do retain their polish Sold by n the best grocerp
AGENCY. 2O6 Fulton atreat
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diamonds, Watches nnd Jcwelry
selling greatly reduced prices also taken In exchange ana
bought for cash. GEO. q. ALLEN.
l6 ROADWAY door below Canal street
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Knox the Hntter.-T0 Keep In Good Humor
10 not always an easy matter in world full OF worrmen
one OF the most direct means OF doing however take
the bull BY the hons rather the By the head and put
good hat upon him: with hat 10 too Offer
man with bad head If he has good head no VIII SEQ that
properly provided for Go therefore 70 KNOX No 2il
Broadway.
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A:-For RESTORING the Original Color OF tho
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
SCALP, RESTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
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RELIGION.

LONDON, April 20, 1870.
The London Times approves Of the proposed
Worlds Evangelical Conference in New York,
and thinks 1t may achieve lasting and benedcent
results.
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Right.
Io>noN Anril % 1ano


the London Examiner, admitting that there are
objections to the OF the ballot considers them too
trivial to forbid the experiment.
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Carbollc SaIye1The Newly Discovered
ALEXANDER HUDNUT, Herald Building
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Melton Oversacks, $40 to e22. Spring
Suits, $l6 to $26; pAntaoonery work Call
CLARKE, liz william street
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Royal Havana L0ftery.-Prixes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Douboona
and al kinds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers, 16 Wall street. N. z.
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Tactics Of che Opp ositlon.

PARIS, April %, 1870.
The members Of the party Of the Left VINO refused
20 sign the manifesto yesterday Will nevertheless
vote against the pleo,soite.
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Marshal Sharpe has appointed John J. Kehoe q
deputy marshal. This appointments completes the
list OF deputy marshals
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No More NIedcinc.-The RevnIcnta Food
sascuay cures ayspsp.s constipation dsrrh@a nhshi.s
stomach disorders 30 py all druggists and grocors.
DU BARRY CO., L3 Wiiiam street, New York.
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Lung Complaintss bronchitis, Asthma, &c.,
cured by JAYNES Expectorant You viii ind in also
certain remedy for Coughs and Colds Sold everywhere
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THE DANUBIAN PRiNcPALITIEs.
Cabinet Crisis.

Cabinet Crisis.
BUCHAREST April %, 1870.
The Ministry under Prince Gnika has been dis.
solved and A. G. Golesco, late Minister of Finances
has been summoned to form new Cabinet.
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bald Heads Covered with Hair.
Private families are buying Mrs. NJ. @. BROWNS SCALP
RENOvATOR by the dozen at Wholesale; single bottle Il
o.. III. Sold by druggists or ut 81 Bond street.
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FRANCE.
Enfranchjscment Of the ARMY.

acknowledgements Of the Army.
PARIS, April %, 1870.
It Is announced to-day as certain that the French
army, which never votes, VIII participate in the
13ye6tsctte on the 9Th Of May next
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Mrs. Eliza w. Farrar.

MRS. Eliza w. Farrar, widow of Professor John
Farrar Of Harvard College, and author Of sThe
Young Ladies' Friend'' and "RecOllections OF
seventy Years." died al her residence IN spring
ned' MASS, yesterday, aged seventy-eight. She
VIII De buried at Mount Auburn Oh Monday al ter.
noon.
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SPAlN.
Tho Throne Nuestion.

MADRID April "a, 1870.
The Orleanists think thar the Duke of Montpsn-
sier's chances for the throne OF Spain have been
improved by his duel with Prince Henri de BOURBON.
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IRELAND.
Litigation Avoided.

DUBLIN, April %, 1870.
IL is reported that the famous Esmonde will case
has been compromised, and Will not consequently,
come to trial in the law courts here large amount
Of property Is nyolved, well as some curious be.
quests.
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Count Bisn,arck's Health.

BERLIN, April " 1870.
The latest telegraphic bulletins from varzin re.
port that Prime Minister Bismarck is better.
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Cgrt~HiNs:-Jnce,o ~ Nottinsham, &c., Ju,s
at KELrY's curtain store, az Broadway.
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At Gold Prices.-The Largest Assortment in
the city Of Boots and Shoes for ladies' Gentlemen
dren, at t. A. Brooks This is the city
b75 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Grent reduction.
Soied Shoes half price.
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GREECE.
Law Against Outrage.

ATHENS. April o. 1870.
The Marathon brigands are surrounded by the
troops but they retain their prisoners and refuse to
surrender
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Corns, BuniOus, Enlarged Joints and all
Diseases Of the Feet cured BY Dr. ZACARIE 70 Broadway
Refers TO all surgeons.
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Dinbetes-Dia bet etes.-COnstitutiOn es Water u
Q certain for II. Depot 46 Gilt street.
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A.--JohnsOn'a Delicious American Tooth
Powder used by the best chemists sold by all Druggists
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David's Spring Styles OF Gcnticmen's Hats
Saesroom 299>S Broadway, Duane street.
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A.-F0r n Stylish and Elegant Hint caii o,a
DOUGAN, lo2 Nassau street. corner Of Ann street.
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HOuseclennng Ehectually Done by the yJso
OF PYLEs y. x. SOAP. Sold by grocers everywhere.
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sprlna Ovcrcoatings, Dingonals, French and
Knsish Trou:srnss made 70 order b. IN0RAMs 90 Fusa
street, New York.
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"A uAouCN " OnseT-hyatpS Lie BniS0ms-
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and dout in their worst stages,
Scroua Kings Evil Eryspeas, old ulcers and the
care. Of diseases OF the blood great Debility Liver Com
pant' Kidney, , SAT- Rheum &c &c are most certainly
public duvlng twenty II has cured hundred thou.
sand cases. and fails when taken directed. II
certain curative for Fis.ua in all durable
Principal depot 245 Grant street. Sold by druggists @l
per bottle six for T5. Sent everywhere by express
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BAVARIA.
Citizen Progress.

MUNICH, April 20, 1870
The Introduction Of the ballot at elections in Ba.
varia Is proposed
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CristadOr0's UnrivnlIed Hair Dye.-Sol
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Aor House
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Fashionable Hats for Gentlemen, Boys ana
youth. WARNOCK CO., bly Broadway.
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A.-F0r Stylish and Elegant Hat Go Co
EsPENsCHIED, Manufacturer, lIb Nassau street.
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Mrs. NJ. G.. Browns Celebrated Poor Rfch-
ARDS EYE WATER, TO be had Of all druggists
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qRLRCRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TEE WORLD
Queen Victoria Escapes from
Personal Danger.
Irish Radicalism and Agitation
In England.
French Constitutional Exposition and
Political Opposition.
Prim and TOpete Said to Have
Fought Duel.
Russian Territorial Advancement
with China.
ENGL AND.
Prim and T0pete Said to Have
Fought q Duel.
Russian Territorial Advancement
with China.
ENGLAND.

Irish Revolutionary Radicalisn.
LONDON, April 22 1870
Tho Fenians are unusually active.
Seizures OF arms and other war material were
made by the authorities yesterday at Manchester
and Newcastle.
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A Nush lSIti

What . mysterious thing is . blush
That single word or look, or q thought
shouts send that inimitable carnation ovel
the cheek, like tho soft tints Of summe,
sunset, 10 the strapgest thing in the
world ! Strange, too, that il is only the
face-the human face--that is capable Of
blushing! The hand or foot does moi
turn red with modesty or shame, any more
than the glove or stocking which covers
1t. The human face 10 the heaven of the
soul, where may be traced the intellect.
ual phenomeua, with confidence amount
ing 70 q moral certainty. A single blush
should put the in6del to shame, and prove
to him the absurdity Of the doctrines of
chance. This single phenomenon is q
dsmonstration Of physiognomical science.
What 10 it thst 80 skillfully touches
this beautiful instrument? What is il
that enjoys % we'll 40 communicates,
through this inscrutable. organisation /?
y is, - We have said, the soul or spirit,
without which this body we're more nm
meaning than statue, and only 6t. % il
would tend to decay. II is the soul which
animates the features and causes them
70 present . living picture of each pas.
sion. 80 that the inmost agitations Of the
heart become visible 10 a moment, and
the wish that would seek conceal lment be.
trays it's presence and its power in the
vivid eye, while the blood kindles into
crimson with thought that burns along
the brow. 1t is. this which difuses q
sweet serenity and rest upon the visaee
when our feelings are tranquilized and
our thoughts abide with heaven, like the
ocean in . calm, rejecting the peaceful
glories of the cloudless skies. This in.
dwelling spirit Of power blends our fea.
lures into unison and harmony, and
awakes "the music breathing from the
face when in association with those we
!ovo. and heart answering to heart, We
live in sympathy, while memory and hope
repose alike in smiles upon the bosom of
enjoyment. It's . fame from heaven,
purer than Promethean frc, that WHITES
and encrgizes the breathing form. It il
IN immaterial essence, a being that quick.
sns natter and imparts. life, sensation,
motion to the intricate frame work Of
our bodies; which Wills when we act, at. |
ENDS when We perceive, looks into the
past when we reflect, and not content
With the present, shoots with all it's aims
ind oil ito hopes into the futurity that is
orever dawning upon it. Again We re.
PEAT, that single blush upon 1.-THE human |
:cs divine" should put to shame the
'bsurd believers in the doctrines Of
'hance. Psychological Journal.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06
Guardians Sale.

pY VIRTUE Of an order Of the Lincoln
- County Court made at the November tctm
1899, 1 will, on ~ -
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l6, 1870,
during the session Of the County Court of said
county, sell 20 the highest bidder the folIowine
real estate, belonging to Sarah ]. Harvey, .
minor under tho age Of eighteen years, to wit:-
oo acres east half northeast quarter, ssetieu 25
tswnsh'r ~ range west; 81 S0-lO0 acres, the
soe'nesst quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section "a township 48, range west,
TkkMS OF SALE.-One third cash. ono
third In one year, and one third in two years.
with interest at the rate of ten per cent. from
day OF sale. ], B, ALLEN. Gusrd;sn
dec23n52
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WHEREAS, Frederick Dva.r., nv hi, d.od q,
~ trust, dated November l7th, 1880, now ON
ME IN the Clerks once o Lincoln county, Mis-.
ing personal property to wit: cus grey horse,
one grey mare, ard yearling colt, one black horse,
one grey mare, one sorrel horse, 100 bushels rye,
lou bushels oats, aed his interest IN the wheat
crop now sown on L. Ships farm; and wherea,
she-ssae u which said deed was made to secure has
eecomo oae snd still remains unpaid, now thsrs-
fore at the request of the legal holder Of ,aid
'deed Of trust. will, ON
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1859,
cell at the court house door in the town Of Trov
camcent portion, or sN, Of said property 70
satisfy said deed Of trust.
Dec. 81, 1859. J.R. ALLEN. Trustee.
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DISINHERlrED DAUGHTER.

II win never see her nor her ohildrel
meyer, so long AZ l live |"
When Simon Taylor spoke these word
iu this tont, his meek daughter in.la,
knew that ali remonstrsnce was in vain
And she went back to her husband, il
his own room, with troubled eyes, and
wistful, startled look.
ut is no use, james, he is more iuvet
crate than ever. Poorjoyous little Grace
And he used to be 80 fond of her, too
And James, what is worse, he has for
hidden US to see or help ber, at the peri
Of his bitterest curse ~
James Taylor shuddered. He was ,
sickly invalid. and he knew we'll that hi.
stern old f.ther's disfavor signi6ed ruin
to himself and starvation to his three
children. Not at such cost % that did
he care to plead bis sisters cause.
Poor Oracle I" be echoed, softly. re.
membering vision of q golden haired
light footed little creature, with u com.
plcxiop like tho sweet peabloom, with o
rosy mouth dimpling over with soug and
smiles.
Gould he but have seen Grace Barton
at that moment as she actually was, his
kind heart would have sched with q We.
sharper pain.
The binding Jaauary sunshine strea med
IN threAgs the curts,nfess windows of the
dismal attic room Ia which she Law, that
sick wido~. with her two children beside
ner-one . womsnly little creature of
s s.sven ysafs I'd the other q rosy boy Of
TOUT. ine goidea ns;. vas all cut away
from the small, well-shapeo head -ths
sweet pea bloom had long s,nce faded into
dull, settled psllor, and the rose lips we're
white and .pinched. Grace Barton's old
est friend would scarcely have known her
now.
"Give mo another spoonful of the
medicine dsar," sEe said. in husky voice,
Vt 10 oil gone, mamma."
Ihen little Of the vine and water"
You took the last Of it this morning,
Grses sighed, but said no more.
"mamns. rwSo hungry burst forth
'ne little boy on the Aoor. "Grsoe, /
'co"f be silll had nothing but q half
30 hungryr'
"Mereifal heavsnsP groaned Door
Srace Barton, what 10 to become Of us ?"
Mother" said little Grsoe, earnestly,
i've thought Of . way to earn money.
Doss o., your head ache too hard to listsu to
"No, darling, 60 on,"
well yos know Mrs. Ryan, that
MAKES coats down stsirs shs hss q
laughter who 10 st service, aud earns
eSen dollars month Only think OF Il,
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Tha SphynY.

After years Of waiting, IL was befor
me at last. The great face was 60 sad, 9,
earnest, 90 longing, so patient. Their
was a dignity not Of earth in i.s meip
and in its countenance benignity sucl
IS never any thing human wore. Il va,
stone, but il seemed scnitent. If evel
image Of stone thought, II was thinking
" was looking toward the verge of th,
landscape, yet looking at nothing-noth
ing but distance and vacancy. 1t va,
looking over and beyond everything o.
the present, and far into the past. 1,
was gazing out over the ocean of Time
over the lines of century waves which
further and further recediug, closed
nearer and nearer together, and blended
at last into one unbroken tide, away to.
ward the horizon Of remote antiouitv
1t was thinking Of the wars Of depar ted
ages Of the empirs it had seen created
and destroyed; Of the natious whose
birth It had witnessed. whose progress j,
had watched, whose annihilstion Il had
noted Of the joy and sorrow, the life and
death, the grandeur and decay, Of Eve
thousand slow revolving ycars. II was
the type Of an attribute 70 man -of !
faculty Of bis heart and brain. Il vss
Memory = Retrospection - wrought into
visible, tangible form. All who know
what pathos there ID In memories of days
that are accomplished and faces that have
vanished--albeit only trifling score of
years gone by will have some apprecis-
tion Of the pathos that dwslls 10 these
grave eyes that look 80 steadfastly back
upon the things they knew before His.
tory was born-before Tradition had be.
ing-things that were. and forms that
moved, in vaguo era which oven Poetry
and Romance scarce know of-aud passed
one by one away and left the stony
dreamer solitary in the midst of q stranae
new age, and uncomprehended scenes.
The Sphynx is grand in its loneliness
it is imposing in its magnitude; it is i'm.
pressive in the mystery that hangs over
its story. And there is that in the over.
shadowing majesty of this eternal figure
OF stone, with it's accusing memory Of the
deeds Of all ages, which reveals to ono
something Of what he shall feel when he
shall stand at last 10 tho awful presence
Of God. MARX Twain's "Innocents
Abroad" ..rI -
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Stray Notice.

TAkEN UP BY Charles Ssndford, of Union
L township, Lincoln county, Mo-, / deem nd
steer, mA'.sd with smooth crop u Of each car sr
and xnderbit in each ear, branded on rirht hip
with x or r, and II, on right horn with some. I'M
We cannot make out, ysars old last spring. Ap.
praised At $2s By J. W. Harris and a. d. WI.
hans, before J. r. Rsnsdsii, J.P' nsa
TAKEN UP by Williamson ailss Of Prairi,
l. township, Lineola cousty, a thr.e. wear oiS
steer, mostly white, With red on the neck And
some red scattered over the body, marked with =
crop "a The ieft ct. Appraised 1t $40 BY Il. X.
Niok9i' aud A. L. Ksnssdy, before B. 4. Can.
TAKEN Up By Henry P. Allen Of Pr.ih. tn.
! eey hors: colt. : little white IL face, cnc r
~ Sn PcH, scost = sasd: high. No marks OF
Ssd y. H. blses, before o, II. Caanos,y. p. on
shs ssts Of Nov. 1850. pscvs' ~
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Lesg Inter Missions.

There 10 . we'll known sbecdote Of q
silent man, who when riding over bridge,
turned abOnt and asked his servant If he
liked eggs, to which the servant answered
"Yss r whereupon nothing more was
passed till next year, when, riding over
the sans bridge, ho turned about 10 his
servant once more, and said, "How 2" to
which the instant reply was, "Poached,
Sir u Even this sinks, o. an example oil
long intermission Of discourse, besides an
anecdots Of o minister Of Campsie, near
Glasgow. II is stated that . worthy
pastor, whose name was Archibald Dem
uiston, was put of his charge in 1855,
and not replaced ill after the Restora.
tion. He had, before leaving his chsgc,
began discourse, and finished the frat
head. At his return in 1861, he took
up the second, calmly introd ocipg i. with
the remark that 1.-THE times were altered.
but the doctrines Of the gospel we're al.
ways the same" y
In the newspapers Of July, 1862, there
appeared . paragraph which tbrows even
the minister Of Campsie's interrupted ser
mon into the shade. It was as follows:
Al the moment Of the destruction of
Pompeii BY an eruption of Mount Vesu.
vius, A. D. 70, a theatrical representa-
ton was being given in the Amphithca
ter. A speculator named Langini, tax.
ing advantage Of that historical rem.
in'scence. has just constructed theatre
on the ruins Of Pompeii and the open.
lug OF which new theatre he announces in
the following terms: "After q lapse Of
hundred years, the theatre Sof
the city will be re opened with La Figlis
dei keggimento. l solicit from the no.
oility and gentry continuance of the
favor constantly bestowed on my prcde.
cessor. Marcus Quintus Martius, and beg
TO assure them that shall make every
effort to equal the qualities he displayed
during his management"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-06
COrnS.

Corns are Of two kinds, vegetable and
animal. Vegetable corn grows in rows,
and animal corn grows on toes. There
are several kinds Of corns; there is uni
corn, capricorn, corn.dodgers, field corn
and toe corn, which is the corn you feel
the most. 1t ia said, believe, the 60
piers like corn; hut persons having corns
DO not like to "go far" if they can bepl it.
Corns have kernels, and some Colonels
have corns. Vegetable corus grow on
ears, but animal corns grow on the feet,
which is on the other end Of tho body.
Another kind Of corn is acorn; these
grow on oaks there is no hoax about
the ccrn. The acorn Is q corn with an
,nsnitc article indeed. Try it and see.
Many man when he has corn wishes
it an acorn. Folks that have corns
sometimes send for doctor, and if the
doctor himself is corned he won't proba-
bly, do SO well as if he isn't. The doctor
says that corns are produced by tight
boots or shoes, which is probably The
reason why, when man is t;S,x they saw
he is corned. If farmer manages we'll
no can get q good deal of corn on one
acre, but | know farmer that has one
corn that makes the biggest acre on his
farm. The bigger crop Of vegetable corn
. man raises the better he likes 1t, but
the bigger crop Of animal corn be raises
the better man does not like it.
Another kind of corn is corn.dodcer.
The way it is made is very simple, and is
as follows, that is, If you want to know:
You. go along \ street and meet man
that you know has corps aud is rough
character; then you step on the toe that
has the corn on it, and see if you Won't
have OCCASION to dodge In that wav Won
will lind out what corn .dodger is.