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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-09

TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS
Il in the Fifth Judicial District OF the state Of
Ohies for the year 1sJ3. =
IT'S hereby Ordersd that the District Courts and
Courts Of Common Pleas for the year 1874 shall be-
gin In the several Counties Of the Fifth Judicial
DiItriet OF the State 0f Ohio at the times follow
ing. .tQ.Wit. .-,s .....- Ia.
DasGRSea C0uEaas
Madison, April 30; Franklin, May 1; Pickaway,
Nay Z; FsyettO, May Is; Adams, September 1e;
Brown, September 20; Clermont. September IS;
Highland September 30; Ross, OctOber2.
C0uFas 81 CORamOm Pleas
Adams-January IS, May n, September ~.
eBroWn-February s, June 4, Octobers
ClermOnt-Februarp 20, June IL. NovembeE6 5.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10, Vpril S,.OctOber9. 8.
Fayette-February =, June 1S, November 36.
Isoss-J anuary co. May II, October -.
Madisen-yanuary %, April g. September II.
FrAnklin-February 3, May II, October IL
PickaWayEMareh T. June 10, November II.
And that certified copy Of this order be pub
1ished in each County OF said Judicial District
according TO law, GOr four consecutive weeks.
In witness whereof. we have hereuntO set our
hands thts 18th day Of October, A D.. 1871. ~
e A s eDICKEyva ~ A-.t
JOSEHH OLDS.
T. Q. ASHBURN,
..- d . g -..- "a ID TARBELL. = f
JOHN L. GREEN.
WN.H SAFFORD,
Judges
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-09
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Cor good Goods and low prices.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-09

}. L. MARK c. JENKINS.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
FOREIGN personal GOSSIP.

Jules Favre Is In Savoy.
-Malesk, the chief OF the Algerian Insurgents
is dead.
THE Amcer OF Aghanistan has pardoned the
partisans OF Yakoob Khan, who remain at Cabul.
Prince Frederic Charles OF Prussia is to pass
the summer at the sea baths OF the island OF Sylt
Schleswig
The Duke de Chartres, who s now colonel in
the French army gone to Algeria TO fight against
the insurgents.
Robert Cricnton, a sailor, who was on board
the orion at the battle OF Trafalgar died IN Glasgow
al the age of eighy-sx
M, Theirs receives telcgraphc messages from
Algeria three times day. He has the intention of
opening an inquiry into the grievances OF the Arab
population.
NJ Michel Clevaller, in the Debats, points TO
the 'perilous" condition OF the Bank Of France,
owing to the issue OF notes In excess OF the stock OF
the precious metals in possession and the capital OF
the Bank.
The Princess Stephanle OF Belgium is now IN
a state OF fun convalesCence. The Queen, who had
ters illness Is said 10 lie on the point or leaving for
Hungary, her native country, the air OF which she
found beneficial last year.
M Thiers wrote the following 10 NJ. GuIbcrt.
lately Archbishop OF Tours TO induce MIN to accept
the Archblshoprlc Of Paris-l believe that anarchy
Is vanqushed for long time In France, but the See
OF Paris none the less demands man OF devoted
and SELF sacrifice and II Is for this reason we
beg Of you to accept the responsbillty.'
General de Iam0tte Rouge has Just given evI-
dence before the Committee OF Inquiry into the
causes OF the lnsnrrect0n. He said that he was
only SIX DAYS at the head OF the National Guard
two under the empire and the rest under the gov.
ernment OF the 4th september bnt he had seen
enough to condemn That institution without pity.
He laid great stress on the utter unw0rthiness aud
ncapaciiy OF great number OF the officers elected
Prince Charles of ROumania has reluctantly
ratified the vote adopted by the Chambers In May
last, practically repudialing he liability of the gov
eminent for their guarantee on the railway loan
! contracted IN Berlin aud London In May, 1870. or
this loan G9 900 is held IN Germany and f6O0 900
| IN Enpand and as Prince Bismarck has int!maied
| tnat The German government Will not passively
view the plundcr of It's SUBJECTS there need he lit
apprehension OF the country being IN this instance
permitted to continue ts course OF dishonesty. It
seems that the first step OF the German Cabinet has
been to call upon the sultan or turkey as SuzeraiM
to. employ whatever force may be necessary to
bring tue oeudlag province to sease Of lts obiiga
tQnB,
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

hands" on being created osronet Leslie was taken
fore, when he reached Abb0tsford IN August. 1924,
accompanied BY Newton, ne knew W. him per per
0rs-tne MarchiOness OF Northampton whom
Scott had '.given away on her marriage In 1Sl6l
stuart Rose. the poet; Terry, the actor. and his
wife; Lady Avanley and her daughters, and MISS
Coutts, the millionaire who brought with her lady
companion, doctor, secretary. page, lady's maids
and many footmen-exactly the Mrs. Million and
drawn with sucn spirit and fun in Disraell's
brilliant '.vivian Grey" 1t was on thfa first visit
there was another IN 1885, with the young Duke OF
st. Adams In her train-that some or the
ladies' cut the rich bankeress, in whose behal I
Scott quietly interfered, telling the Marchoness
whom he mad known all her life, tnat Miss Coutts'
visit having been announced, II any OF his guests
objected 10 meeting her because she had been an
actress they should have departed before she ar
rived. The hint was taken. The Marchioness spoke
to the other ladies. and the millionaire sOOthed.
She did not remain for the usual three days-the
rest day, the dressed day and the pressed day-but
departed In great state and many carriages next
morning. She subsequently told stuart Newton. ~
remember II was when those horrible women were
there. Sir Waiter was very kind and did all IN his
power; but I could not stay IN the house with
them" The excuse for them. II any, was their be-
lief that, In her person, Scott had paid an undue
difference TO mere wealth.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

s7lSc To-day ITO terces new sold srrys this week. at
we CITY lard was dull at &C. for No and e,.c for steam
and kettle. Beef was quiet and nomInsliy uncbanred
quoted a $40 Yls for mess and 82 S4 Tor extra mess
Beef hams continued dull and quoted within the
OF xs x2 Dressed hogs quiet but nj
SIC I9c- Cut meats were quiet and unchanged We
quote DRY salted shouderu 5sic clear bellies ste he'll
ts. Ne backs, gs4c; short cut hams lSc sugar
cured smoked do l4c i5c. Butter aud cheese were
RIoEThe unfavorable teegraphic advices from Savan-
nah reporting wind and storms had no per-
ceptoe effect tho market here which was quiet but
steady at former prices with sales of 20O Ra
8s0c 7c l25 bags Patna, at SIC 7.c anu IS casks
Carolina, at sac. n 91Sc.
SU6AR.-A moderate demand prevailed for raw sugar
for which prices well maintained. The sales
100 hhds., including 700 hhds low fair to prime
Cuba, at from &c 9c Id 200 hhds good refining
Rico at g59c IL hhds Demerara, nj l2c. and Al hhds
at l2c 800 boxes mOnsses also disposed of
without change In prices. closing At l2slc. Tor
and and 13. for crushed powdered and Pranulated.
We quote -Cuba-Inferor to common refining. sGc. a
Ssc fair to good fair refining 9sc. sac good to prime
refining ssc. 9sc fair good 9ac l0c prime
to choice grocery, 1850. l09c.; centrifugal. hhds and
boxes 91c. t9c moiasses. hhds and boxes Sc 9Ac
melado 4xc. 7tsc. Havana-Boxes Dutch standard Nos
tos S1qc sac do 10 to H. sHc. f0,sc do 10 70 II,
1896 nAc DO ID to- ls. llsc 2'tc do ~ too l2'ic
i3c. d., white, i9c. l3c Porto R'co,Retnins
grades $40 s9sc do grocery grades .1ic lie Bra
and SUPERIOR TIC. ayc.
TAI.Low quiet but firm. Sa.cs $4,000 lbs at SIC.
95Sc. for common to choice
WHIsKEY.-Receipts 408 bbls. The market was trhe
easier with sales of i5o bbs IRON hooped at 9ic.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET. I
MONDAY. August 2l-6 r. NJ.
On Change to-day wheat was nrmer but with
out any important improvement. The arrivals are
so light however. that holders maintain their
prices. The same remarks apply quite pertine ntly
to the course OF the cotton market to-day.
MONEY EASY.
Money was easy at 2 q 2h on governments and
81 u per cent on stocks. An effort was made to
advance the rate to over per cent, and certain
lenders endcav0red to establish q per cent as the
days quotation but the banks closed on continued
offerings at cent. Prime paper Is not so
active and rates little higher-say n per
cent-on those ruling last week. or before
the bank statement induced anticpations OF an
early active demand for money. the crop move
ments being already brisk enough to AFFORD reason
for believing that money can certainly be no easier,
although the degree OF activity ensue Is highly
prOblematcal.
FALL AND RISE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The continued squeeze" In the gold market de.
mOralized the foreign exchanges IN the forenoon,
and the leading bankers lowered their rates to 1885,
for sixty day and 1O9x for sight sterling. On the
| subsequent relaxation of cash gold to 1-64 and
'nat'' the bankers referred to put back the rates
to the opening ngures-yiz., lOs7s lO97s, respec-
lively
THE NEW LOAN
The European Syndicate report through their
American branch that the subscriptions for the new
loan In Europe already amount to $50 OOOO 900. ana
express their confident belief In popular subscrip
ton before the closing OF the books on Thursday for
the whole $4,000, 00O constituting the allotment to
the European Syndicate. The additional subscrip-
tIons to the loan in this country, reported from
washington to-day. are 5000, 900. Cable dispatches
report that the new fives In London advanced a
premium OF Ia per cent or y per cent since Sat
urday, but late this afternoon declined 7-l8 per
cent, nearly y per cent. In this city the bonds
sold on the street at 1121s in the morning, but
closed finally at 112 a 1l2E.
GOLD IRREGULAR-112X A 1l2is I12ss.
The gold market opened weak upon the discovery
that some OF the spool" had sold out on the rest,
doubtless through fear that the government ope
ratOns this week in the way OF gold disbursements.
both in payment OF the September interest and
in public sale at the Sub Treasury would be too
much for clique manipulation. AS consequence
gold dropped from l127s to 1l2'S, and the rate for
CASH gOl relaxed from 3-l6 per cent to 1-64 and
"fat" Subsequently it was reported that new par
tics had been induced to take the place Of those
who had abandoned the spool" and a reaction en-
sue1 gold rising to 1929, and the terms for the use
of gold tomorrow. after hardening to Il and 5.32,
closed with the latter figure bid for more. The
course of the market is shown in the tablet
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL

The Southern State bonds were generally dull and
steady, strength and some little activity being
shown by the Missouri skies, which advanced to
y6i.. The following were the closing street prices:-
Tennessee, ex coupon, rs a 75's; do. new, 75h a
76 virginia, ex coupon, 63 63Is; do new ~ "a;
do. registered stock old, So 53h: do. consols. 641
a 65; do deferred, 2s 3o Georgia skies, SO So; do
sevens, 81 a e3; North Carolina ex coupon, 4S 46:
do funding, 1866, 34s 35la; do. do. 1868. 81 81;
do. new, 20 26}s; do. special tax, lSts 10; Mis-.
souri, skies, s6 a 96,s; DO. Hannibal and st. Joseph
ebs4 90; Louisiana skies, 81 6sh; do. new, 60 a
81; DO levee skies, 20 III do. DO. eights SO s5;
do. Penitentiary sevens, 72tl 's1,; do. railroad
elghts, II so; Alabama nves. 50 IL; do. eshts,
100 a lOl; do. railroad eights es s5; south Caro-
lima sixes 7s rs; do new, January and July, 57ai
5s; do. do, April and october S9,s GO; Arkansas
sixss, So a IS: 90. sevens, issued to Little Rock
and Fort Smith Railroad, 55& So; do. do.
Memphis and Little ROCK RAILROAD. s4k ID.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

Wheat ~ good request lc 2c The sale.
81 Ss tor mann Mo- y in store and a os It, = 20 for d 70 ar
81 q for rsd %S,ef u or prime amber 81 as for
choice Indiana Corn was hrmer but less active The sal
size 6gc for do mixed 67c for do in store the market
ns Ss % o S@' . Sre & sieaoy ses e. Sc aa &
bushels within the Barley and rye remained inactive
sI s"s rys ne at & @ very 'e inquiry 'r either
fnrIeBIsrhe market was remarkably quiet, but rates
neglected There considerable inquiry for suitable
OF shippers. The engagements TO Liverpool, BY
steam l6oo bushels Of grain at I'd for corn and spd FOR
at steady rates. by sail Is GOO bushels Of corn at Sad The
Cork orders, 7s North bark 5000 quarters
grain to Cork for orders ia 3D. and 3D. OF to- dire 7
quarters grain s and 10 cent additional If to The CONT
ssn B G % STE sHs Ma s osss
sells were rumored closed but were unable to learn the
MoLAssEswhou, material change IN prices the market
was W. M nsS.ve on sms sses osng mac wihn thc Innse
&c. Soc cayea ssc Soc. mu.covaoo rehning.
isa 1saaa. s% e c New oresns s5S Soc ''' Eng
SAyAL srosfsIne market tor spirits % lorre n'ne was
from from oc At % rcm va yard SS a @ aSd S 5 sS
Of $50 bbs good strained 81 S. We quote strained,
S i'ss '%a p al. - sGoG n% .iG. NS
rae 90 =. 2s,,hs later priee FOR window glass Tar
omscF.ds sperm w., gss' q as crude whale
Lpseed was tr With good lobong demand zoe sic.
PETRoLrUN.-1he market remained very quiet but little
disposition to buv a, peseu, tces the general
though the market was no, no,ieeaby changed today.
heard Of msnssc.ions R.hnei. balance OF month,
wa. held at ass and we have only to note sacs OF ioo
he Sree. We msSe. was gne, ana quoted trine easer
prices for spot, 2he rhiladenhs marss, Was ome, and
prices somewhat weak sales were teputed of SuoO bbls.
t, ao sa Of sG%P, essy Al & at Crude sss
po-L sb nack .,e. ,,,ser "a mach
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

The quotations are based cotton runpiug in quality
than halt grade above below the grade quoted
The ports follows :-alves
ton, 81; New Orleans. s0 Mobile, l0l Savannah, ~;
Charleston. estimated 100; Norfolk. "a Baltimore, 81 New
YorS, l94 Boston, l25-ota 1874. Same day last week.
275 day last S6S Rates for reghtslo foreign
ports closed follows To Liverpool, by steam, u l. by
sail. S-6d to havre by steam lc gold; sail, &c TO
Hamburg by E-l6d Ito Bremen, by sc, gold,
compressed. to Baltic ports by sail. &c Zac., gold
FLOUR AND GRAIN.Receipts Is 6s6 bbs wheat,
50 a62 bushels I45309 bushels; NEAL $50
O25 bushels Flour quiet and steady except
low extras which and hrmer under fair
port inquiry. The sales about St0O bbls Rye nour
remained dull and heavy at quotations Corn meal
nuiet steady for both barrels and sacked We
a.Ins ,r n, hhs Western velow We ouo,e
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
GOVERNMENTS LOWER AND Dull

The government list was rendered heavy by the
decline in gold, and In the absence OF any feature In
the London market prices sought to accommodate
themselves to the change by q fractional recession,
the extent or which was least marked In the cur
rency bonds, very naturally, and IN the ten-fortes,
which are made prominent by contrast with the new
five per The following were the closing street
prices:-Unitcd States currency skies, 1l6l li6A;
do 1881, registered, 11S% 1l91s; do. do coupon,
1l9 q ll9a; do. ivetwenties, registered, May and
November, ia 1l4I6; do. do, 1862, coupon, do,
ll43a ll4M; do. do, 1854 do. do ia max; do.
do. 1861 do do, ia u4t4; DO. do. registered
January and July. 1885 1131l; do. do, 1865, cou-
pom. do l13I6 1lSA; do. do, 1867, do. d0 1l31i
1875; do. do, 1863 do. do 114s ll4's; do. ten
fortes registered, 110H 1l0ai; do. dO., coupon.
1l4ia 1l4sl.
STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.
The stock market opened heavy, but without any
from unfavorable conclusions as to the furry in
money Saturday afternoon, which was taken by
many TO Je the harbinger OF the usual fall activity.
In the absence OF corresponding resistance to lower
prices the market quietly assumed its own course
and slowly drifted in the favor OF buyers until de.
cline averaging about = a 81 was marked, when II
became steady ana Intensely dull. Here move
ment in Pacific Mall was developed. aud as the
banks closed without any repetition OF the furry in
money, and without any advance IN the rate call,
stocks improved, and closed dun and strong at
almost a recovery to the earliest prices, Pacific Mail
taking the lead aud selling at high as 6o1aa rise
of fully one per cent.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
Whlskey Seizure.

An Illicit distilery IN Columbia street was seized
10y the Internal Revenue Assessors yesterday. The
property was removed to the ONCE OF The United
States Marshal. In Montague street No one was
found the premises at the time the seizure but
the establishment Is sail TO be owned 10y man
named Shandley.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
Assault With q Poker.

Margaret McDevltt, young woman employed In
Lorlards tobacco factory I'm Hicks street, had q
little quarrel with Bella Quinn, employed in the
same place, yesterday. Margaret allowed her
temper to get the better OF her Judgment, and. seiz
ing poker struck Bella violent blow over the
head with 1t. She was locked up TO answer.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

Mayor Kalbnescn and a large number of the
most prominent builders and mechanics of Brook
lyn were present yesterday at the opening OF the
rooms OF the Mechanics and Traders Exchange OF
Brooklyn, at 339 Fulton street, near Myrtle avenue.
For the past few years the mechanics and builders
have been IN the habit OF transacting their business
In the whlSkey shops in the vicinity of the City HAIL
and have consequently felt the need OF an lnStit
tiOn sdch as was opened Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
COrtugiOus Diseases.

The total number OF contagious diseases reported
during the past week. according to the report OF
Health Onicer Cochran. submitted TO the Board OF
Health Yesterday, were as fOllOws:-SmallpOX, 22:
scarlet FEVER O.; typhoid fever, and dlphtheria 4
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
The Fund far tI,e Ve.,acIL Suacrers.

The Fund for the WestdeId Sufferers.
The fund for the relief OF the Brooklyn sufferers
by the explosion board the Westneld has reached
$2O6. Contributions to the fund are still received
at the Mayors Once. City Hail.
Louis Grantigen. the proprietor OF the Brooklyn
(iarden Is 10 give benent IN AID of the sufferers
wednesday night.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BERsEY-lHOMAS.-At New Brighton. Staten
Island, on Wednesday, August l6. at the residence
Ot The Rev. v. i. Irving, Mr.. FREcERICK BERsEY TO
Miss ANsELINA THOMAS, both of Falmouth, Corn
wall England.
CORNWALL (Englandl papers please copy.
LE GAy-CnEsrERMAN.-At the United states ne
CATION, PARIS, on saturday, August s. 1s7l by the
Rev. Mr.. Rcrsier. CHARLES IN GAY to CORDELiA r..
CHEsTERAAN, both of New York city,
NEYLE--EDw ARDs.--ln Brooklyn, l.. L., or Satur
day, august ~, by the Rev. Joseph M. Wfitc, J0HN
- NkYLE to ABBiE A. EDWARDS
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


John Corr, residing ia Dean street, beat his wife
yesterday in the most inhuman manner. He was
arrested and locked up IN the Third precinct station
the hospital.
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

ncued in tue above 80 bales to For future
livery oasis low middling) the sales have been follows
saturday August 200 at 7sc September, 800
sl6c 3lo0 l9sc IL l6c 200 at 1s<c lO0 each,
Sepem5cr and os:oOer s 1885, tegetner October 100 at
ber 100 81 G s,ac loo Ct i7se Total 1900 bales To-day
900 at xc 0cober lSoo a, Hc 300 a. IL %l6c l5Oo at
IKE November 100 at IL 9lbc November and December,
each l7sc; mber 100 at I79lc January 500 at
sic Total 5,5OU bales Grand total s0O bales The
quotations of Saturdays forward deliveries
lows-Ausust 17s5c.; September H59c. OCTOBER E55c.
November, 7.50c.; January, lsc. We quote:
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf-past Five O'Clock T.. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, August 2l-6 p. M.

=. M.
CoFFEK.-The market for Rio ami Santos was strong at
former prices with advancing tendency under fair
mand viii ch In good part speculative. The were
as foows:-f.a6 bags Rio. Hidalgo speculation
4l5O bags Santos Burn Brae at Hampton Roads. on
speculation and 3600 bags Rio Mary Rice
tonall private terms rumor that 5000 ags
been sold to arrive at Baltimore per David Stewart was
without confirmation at late this evening Other kinds
at quotations steady with u modera inquiry
for lots. We quote:-Rio, ordinary csrgoes, iOIc.
Ilc; fair do, nhc nssc; good do, l2,sc
121c. prime do, lSc l3ac; extreme range for lots.
0sac 1896 all gold in bond hryto sixty credit and
Java bags &c. grass mas,, lyc
22Hc Singapore, l7c lsc Ceylon 6c. l754c Mara
eaibo. Isc l'l2c Lasusyra % n'ec Ib,ac. Jamaica.
Rea, i4c Ee: Mania dc l51sc.; MEXICAN, lbc.
goid duty paid thirty TO SIXTY DAYS credit.
COTToN.-Yhe market for cotton the
at saturdays prices with moderate demand, mostly
spnners In addition the sales below reported
consumption S87 bales South American sold
Fal River mill on private terms. the bales averaging in
weight about l3O lbs each The market for future deliveries
irregular. closing lower, with considerable drmness
Tslc. tor September October and November
The sales were az follows:
The New York herald., 1871-08-22
The following table shows the highest and loves,
prices ot the principal stocks during the day:--
THE RAILWAY BONDS.


The railway mortgages show more irregularity,
and prices as compared with last week, are in some
instances higher and in some lower. The following
Nere The bids al lhe CLOSE Of the call tn.day.-=
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from nat
to 3-l6 for borrowing The operations of the Gold
Exchange Bank were as fOllows:-
Gold cleared. s47. $50 900
Gold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,3lO 1876
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,5S3 All
The New York herald., 1871-08-22

Died.
AcXssMAN.--M AmuyuDs, L., l., on sunday
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-06-28
FLASHES of Fun.

Truth il like the burllocks a eOw Rits
onto the tip Ov her tail; the more she
shakes them oph, the less she gets rid
ov them.
Thare is kinds Ov men in this world,
that don't ksre about meeting when
am in CRATE hurry. Nen whom owe,
and men who want to owe me.
Thare il always one chance agin the
best laid plans Ov man, and the Lord
holds that chance.
Mi private opinyun about absence
Oy mind is, that 8 tinGes out Of 10, It IL
absence Ov brains.
The fiattery that men offer to them
sells il the most dangerous, bekause the
least suspekted.
Exchanging kOmpliments is another
name for exchanging lies.
Take kitten that kan hardly walk
on land, and chuck him into a mil pond
and he will swim ashOre-enny boldly
kan apply the moral in this.
The best philosophers and moralists
hav ever met, hav been thOze who had
plenty to eat, and drink, and had money
at interest.
1t takes a wize man to suffer prosper
ity, but most emmy phOol kan suffer ad-
versity.
Pride after all IL one Ov our best
friends-it makes US beleaye we are
better and happier than our nabOrs.
Before yu give emmy man advise, ind
out what kind ov advice will suit him
the best.
knowledge IL like money, the more
man gifts the more he bankers for.
The vices and phollys ov CRATE men
are never admired nor initiated hi CRATE
men.
The trew art ov criticism is tew ex-
cuse faults rather than ridikule them.
We hav no more right to lafT at de-
formed person, than we hav at crook
ed tree-bOth Ov them are Gods arki-
texture.
How strange it IL that most nlen had
rather be aattered for possessing what
they hay not than to be justly praised
for having what they possess.
White lies are sed tew he innocent
but am satisfied that emmy man who
viii lie for phun, after while will lie
for wages.
A man with only one accomplish
mcnt kant expekt to interest US long.
We all git tiredpretty soon looking at
q goose standing on one leg.-Josh BIZ.
lings,