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MEDICINES
lOOfand's German NiitCrs
1OO0aEd's CCraha IA Tonic!
.ioOdand's rOSlopi,y Hin PHI!
f0O0. EG's Greek Oil.
icoCand'. German Eitic,..

UfcoGani's German Eiticrs,
itser~ Without alcohol Spirit. of any stvs,
different from all others. II is COM
'o>ed Of the. pure juices or VITAL rElx-
cirLE OF IsAoTs, HERE'S. and EAEks Tor IS
accidentally termed. extracts. i,hc WORTH
ess or inert portions Of the ingredients
lot being used. Therefore. i'm enc boz
lie Of this Eittcr> there is contained a.
iurl medicinal virtue as will be found
y several gallons If ordinary mixtures.
The Roots. &c used in this Hittcrs are
CROWN in Germany their vital principles
-xtracted III that country by scientific
hemisi and forw ardcd TO the mant,fsc-
DRY III this city. where iley arc COM
sounded and Bottled. Containing no
.pirit,ious ingredients. this bittcrs is free
rom the objections urged against 81,
,thcr~: 10 desire for siiniu.ants can Ie
induced from their use. they eannot
make drunkaris. and cannot. ,:ndcra.v
circumstances. Lave any but lcncfcial
effect.
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ID
HENRY IT. nELMBCLD';
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SkRSaPAfIllA

~. ,sae.y ssf~srsin,ir from ID. system >~r~f.ls
syphilis. Fever S"rs-. rlcsr< s.r~ Eve. Sar. L.
re A"1ih k"re Head bronchisis skin Diseases. sal
Hhenm sank~r> Running srcsn the Ear. White So ell
nss Turner's tsrsc-E~c- Af~rsinEs. Ns-;-< Li-k -.
'isndalsr S~~liEnxs- Night - cats Rash T~rrer lin
fn"rs al all Kinds Chrctie Eh-1matisrn D,spsr.is
ana all diseases thai have teea ssal,i>~s in the .y.
for years.
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Oh. JOHN BULLS,
Great Remedies.
DIR. HIN BULL IS.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACTOR
COMBINED WITH
Bro aide Of Potassium.
4 BOTTLE AND isfcrNY
Read Directions.

IRuCHU is STINCLAyT. and Of itself nav fail Il
- eject cure. but Burhu - hen .,,a
b'ned with bromide Of Potassium and other
produces as~s!s'ive effect. aud causes healthy action
tn- increasing the powers ri digestion aavpr irr;.
non" reducing all unnatural ~ cling. stopping main ,n
nn AM causing the repair. anil nu,riinens in
me human body iohe than the astes thu, mr..
.rniins decomposition and decay and gives nouri,h
hrnt health and yi-nr to III. system.
ny htHU Il good f.r al diseases arising From -
such a. weakness and Pain the Esrk ar.S leg.
trembling IN the region II the Heart. Weak N.rye.
raiisi 'cunisnsnce, iryness of the Skin Serofu,.
H.rhhi-. IN ITS many forms. Ulcers. and Tu,poru
u your system Is sHcefed hy any Of The .,ox. sxn,n
IONS and Diseases relief il hand de, bottle 81 M,
isichu and bromide Of Potassium at once and rou u.,
rely on being cured.
know just what say Ny record A. caupoupl-r
OF Nesiicine L. second tai no man i'm the Southwest
TWENTY-FIVE thirty years ago ss INV t~iou r,,,,.,s
know full we'll. f,and behind the pre.criron
M The city in which now dwell have cured mors mo-
pie of various diseases fsn all the ans in u;.
Vile put together. Undoubtedly far every Single =.
tent fhrt any Louisville physician has have hundred
avn n" up.srt OF Yesterday. Ny Medicine. ARE : sue
great suecess. Louisville H. large enough fr
Patent Medicine Trade here One aud another Ia. ,r.a
os Copying alter me here IN Louisville to ronp.;e w;;h
me- after smother. their have been
and their efforts have hc.n stcrri-e.
nv Nesirinr~ are good and the r,urpcSe-,hs,
: me secret Of my success. Ny reputation IS COM
FOUNDER 81 good. reliable articles Is fuIiv e<,sblisf
believe my Bncl and Bromide Il Pofa Is III.
best article now IN The marker for the cur. ~ Il, d~.s
- " thr urinary or Eefsito-ur'rsry organs sueh .s
Nocturnal inc"n'insncs. IrrshiIi;y of The Raider sns
rehrs nHams'i"n Of the Pelyis VI the Kidney and II.
hist class of diseases $50 "
Ruy dollar bottle and he cured r.. = -, .,;~~,
!" s esses' JOHN BULL, N. u.
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Rockrort 4 Jasper Mail Rortc

I>IlE undersigned having received tho
= contract for CARRYING the mail 10
ltockport. respectfully Informs any ono
desiring 10 80 10 I,ockport. that lie will
provide means for carryin. them on
Mondays and Fridays ir they will leave
word on the day before nj ,l,c Pos, office
in Jasper. JOSEPH CllHlCu.
Jul, sil,. 1870.
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TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAY,
Notice


Is hereby given that the undersigned
Trustee Of Baimbridgc Township
viii attend 10 all township bushes. al
us office. in Jasper on tho last Satursla,
II each month.
All those having TOW n.l,ip bnsinc - Il
rails,ct will please call on that tlay. rs
wv not attend TO business al any othc,
inSc.
Bainbrislgc Township Library
VIII. until further notice. he kept al IN,
csidcncc nj George Mchringcr. o. III,
'orncr OF North Main and Lawrcmc,
trccts. where any persons entitled Il
'c use nf u. arc requested 10 call an,
rvcure books. :. KCEI;I,EE.
DE-. IN. ls'I. Tru>.e,.
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IT, T. HELNBoEolDs EXTRACT BrCHr
.CrREs DISEASES ARISING FROM INrHrDEsCE.
nAErIS OF DISSIPATION HIc

HAEfTs OF DISSIPATION. ETC.
al heir stages ~ little expense little or no chang.
IN afef no Inconvenience. and exposure II cause,
Heen~nt desire and gives strength 10 rrinas~ there
Y femorIns distinctions Pre- enfny ard Curing Sfrsc.
,ufrs OF the rrethra Aiizynx Pains irn
eal-nt IN fas class Of Diseases and exrelns all
foi>s -suus matter
Thousands no have been the victims ~
persona snd whs have paid hesvy ices cared in .
sh"rt time have fc1nf fh~y have le~n deceived ara
nat the Pos.. has By the Of .po~ erfni as:rp-
gems been dried up in the system 90 break ont IN
more agyrasated forrl sni perhaps sffer Marriage.
- bELNbDiDs EXTRA 7 EIgHv for III A6.e-
iiens and Diseases II the Urinary Organs ub-,hrr
,suns tate NJ Female fran whatever cause erixns-
,inc and no matter ~ how long standing Price .ne
dollar and nfey cents per botti..
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EXCITEMENT Cr. -Mcssrs. A. Il. New.
Kirk and {. II. Farnswortl,, the gentle
manly agents Of VAN AnburgI,'s Great
snow. together with their assistants,
nave been in town part Of two DAYS
''''s week, and have stircrd up things
amazingly. They know how to take
.m'"Ss by storm and make it "rcd-l,ot. =
'ney have got up the most extensive
o'!l.ooar,ls ever put up in Jasper, which.
WI" Their magnificent display Of splcn-
"u pictures, attract universal attention
ana commentator, and thoroughly dis.
'""cc every other combination which
mas visited Jasper. With such agents
"S .hcsc, acting gcntlcmanly at all times
anu . good show 10 back them, Van
Amoursh cannot help being a great
'ucccss.
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$40 rxric'f directions -orusnrsny The m ~frir~.
kvtd~nce NJ the m.st r~<pcn hl~ and r.shI~ rh.,.-
ter furnished on application with hundreds II nj.
!" nuhk Witnesses. AMI arwsrd ~ - - un~siirj,.
ersfe. ana re~emms ,3sssrv LETTERS many 81 uA;r
are H TIE highest sour~~s ip~iufnw ~rsr~ui m, :;
riAns eierxymen- S's-snss. etc The proprietor ~.
sese' s~.sr.a their qualification in the s~~
he does MT do this f.sn the ss~, n = A. .,,,-s
Man,srd fr.Israsisns .s4 Do need to ne prep
Henry !. Helnbelda 0enuias Preoar.
at;ous.
Delivered 20 znv address Se~rr. fr.v- .hx~rv air.
.s.'s.srd up~ard II T~-n'v y~.rs sold M pr-r-
-" Addr~s- l~fers f-r ins.rrasfs. In
Chsms-S- ="
Only IA~rci. w. H~isni.sid's ss-nr rh.--t-.p w...
:. use 10 % fr.sa.ss. N.r Y.ri az q. ~ r ur,w
mtbS Sciiesl ts-y.i. los s-u,h Ts-,h SIRE. r,u.
dri-i'is. rs sA"a
..ts' ~ crr--vfrTfES- ia r. rrNE, 7 HELM
$500 -. - via'-- Trt.i u. sl-.r.
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IHEiSrAN CHrRtIi.-A congregation
"f persons holding TO the Christian
'al'l', as explained by Alexander Camp
hci'' was organized at Hickory Grove,
III Columbia township, in this county,
on last sabbath, by Rev. w. j. Maple.
= large number attended services, an
eleven joined in forming a church, with
"hnc prospect Of their numbers incrcas-
ing. Services will he held by the con-
Sr'ga''on OH the lst Saturday and Sab
"a'i' Of each month. All arc invited.
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HENRY 7. HELMBOLDS
COMPOUND Flu III
Extl'0t Catawbn
GRAPE PILLS.
cnPonesf Tsr's-F'uid Esrrse; kk-hsrh aud Fr.s
Exfrs-s Csis~ha Grape Jrics.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS JATNpsCE. ElJIIor
INFECTION. SHk OR NERVOUS HEADuHp
ep>uSESEsS Ere PURELY VEGETABLE rCS
IAiNiS. so SE1CIY, MINERALS OK pEfETE
EIOr> DRCCS-
III

Th,ss Ft'is ere the meet deliK sniir pleasant -r-
iive .rrercssiin< easier oil ssl's- n.sSu.sis o..
ere " n.'fhn< ras're .rrers-hi~ the sgsu.sh IN.
Civ tome sDi neither Nausea ,.or gripping ar,
They are csrp.ssd Of the finest nsr.-si.n'. afr-r
ca day ne 81 thea s1ch q the <sir
yse takes rises A. .. APPEAR uiracuIu. the veal
~ ~n~rvsfrd. ~h-thrr arising from irnrrrs.sre.
n.esse H. T. Hsinhoid's C.nsreEnd r7uid E.rr-c
s-~hr Grape iiits sre not coated from The II
tasf agsr coated Fills d" Mt dsolvs bot rhro
the stomach ~ifhnt diss.sfnx Consequently a., ~.
.r.sinee the desired effect TIE rATAwEA GHsir
fi> hrns pi~s>sntt in TASTE and ofor do MT r.es-
s.tlie iGtE icing sassr-coa:cd- rrice Ely eenss rs
sox. -
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KeOffand's German Tonic

KeOaand's German Tonic
Was compounded for those not inclined
extrciae Differs. and j. intended for
isc III Gases wien some alcoholic stin,u-
AMI Il required IN connection with fI~
; ionlc properties of the Filters. Each
nottie of tho Tonic contains one lottl,.
ct The Biticrs. combined " iill pure San.
ia Cruz EEnr. and favored In sucb .
inaiiHcr HAT tie extreme bitterness NJ
ne iiiieTs Is overcome, forming a urcn-
ration highly agreeable and pleasant 10
The palate. and containing the medicinal
virtues OF the Biltcrs The price oftL.
ionic il $3.50 Ter bottle. wi.icl, u,arv
persons think TOO high. Hey mus, t,Ic
INTO consideration that The s,i,uuI.r,
used is guaranteed to BE- OF a pure auaj-
lily: \ poor article used could be fur
nished nj cheaper price. but il II nor
shcttcr 10 pay liiile more and have !.
good article: medicinal prcrara,iou
should contain Eouc hut The best iro,e-
dicnfs. and they WHO expect 10 obsair (.
cheap compound will most certainly Lc
iclieaied. &c
hey are the Creates known Remed;e.
FOR LIVER CoNrI AMT. Dysrrrsrs. xyp-
~.
The KIDNEYS. EEUPTioNs OF IRE
SKIN. and all diseased arising
from disnrslcrcS Liver.
Stomach. or Impurity
of the Bleed.
i:cad The following sym;foms.
Constipation. Fiatulcncc. Inward Piles
Fullness Of BIccd io the head. Ar;,Ii,w
of Tie Stomach. Nausea. Ueart-bur,
Disgust Tor Ecoi. Fullncs, or y ei.l, =,
The Stomach. Sour Eruc!aiions. SINKING
or FluttcriEg nj the pit Of the Stomach
Swimming of the Head. hurried or ,lic.
ficult breathing. Fluttcring at tho heart
choking or suif;ocating sensations wien
IN lying posture. dimnesS OF vision
dots or webs before the sight. dull nain
in the head, deficiency of pcrspirafiem
vcIiowness Of the skim and ewes. pain In,
me side back chest limbs. &C.. sudden
dushes OF heat. burning in the flesh.
constant imaginings of evil. and great
OPPRESSION Of spirits. AIlfhese indicate
disease Of the liver or digestive oryan.
combined with impure blood.
The use of the RiftcrS or Tonic ~r;lI
DON cause the above symptoms To dis
ppcar. and the patient will become we'll
nd healthy.
~As AttNnduu - uTCck QD1I.
lightning cure for all kinds Of pain and aches.
ArrLIED ExTEESALLy.-It will cure
u kinds of Pains and Aches. such a.
Neuralgia. tooil.aclle. chill
lains. Sprains, Bruises, Fro.t-litcs.
headaches. Pains in the Back and Loins.
ans III the joints or Limbs, Sfings or
Insects. Rin.worms. etc.
IAKEN INTEENALLy.-It will cure
idnry Complaints Backac!Ies. Sick
cadachc. Collie. Dvscntery. EiarrITa
'ian'um. Cholera Morbus. Cramps and
aims in the Stomach. Fever and A.ue.
ousi's. Colds. Asthma. etc.
Dr. HcOHand's PoalophvIIin.
OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY FILL.
-WO PILLS A DOSE.
srsr rosErsrs- var 1ssceE>T. vra, rsrsr C,1u,.r~
- Dot He-str- .. fske nffu Of these Fiji. IN
~ince the desired .G-st II s m al ,H,ki, ara
ssr,nily rtesnsig~ The Liver. stomach ara C.w,lx
al hnprrisir> IT,. principal irzrstirnt ! re.ss,hxf
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"EEt III TILL
.WO PILLS A DOSE.

kscwx.
= Dot Ee-sssry i tste htnif Of these rSj,. IN
Frsnrs ihs desired sl-ts 81 az, m al aEi. ara
I'r.r.niy rtesnsi1w ti- Liver. Stomach ara C.w,x
- al nnprrlsis> Tts IrcpsI ingrssrnt l. re.s thv
sih 80 She Aisiss.ls Extract 80 xaursk. vht.h,.Ir
.asa. ass Escrs rcu. Vfs Acting amt S.ar,inr fh.a
Tie Nssi'ak~ tts.if- IL Iss Ear sr.n l. rr.n m.
-'-s"- srs rsiily frota 80 osstrurfi.s- Win
~ pNe. =, se,,sry s-i free frs m the Il.aricIx
rr-ai'- sttsrhri 20 the rs~ Of That mineral
For shdis~@<-- in y heh the use Of r,ttsr,ie 1. In
c<stei sse>s o~ will give entire sar.faef. IN EVER
rs-~- Thsy fsff. S
rns.~ 81 iIV.rfSs1rfs'nf- nysrcysis .rs ex,r.n.
t.~aivens>s- nr Hscasn.s 6.rll=a I.t,.r. ,r ~.
n"nsa ~ rs- " rrrct.n ith the IIT. The ~. =
-isris ~ ths hitf.r Tonic tasIs- ,u t. svs.. IN.
nHs'r> 90 Esnas ,arif.< tt- Rid .tF.r.ti on. !,
MERE Regulates th~ Liver and give. strength .n,ryv
srri vi-nr. '"''ty-
heep ar h-~si- s~ti,e with the Tfrs srL ten. ",
m st-'rfr wuh tsfs-rs Torr. sad 30 disease -
rs'stn trs hold. % ever .s~a5. gar
'hs- ss~iitfhes - ~ b. s rrue xi-t ssf Sssy.-.
IN .sri~ine- .tsrsvl.ve
ksco'secr tisf "a J. nv a.p-x C,rv.x p.x,r..
Inst arc - universally SEED sn hirhfv r..uu.r...s
sha 90 not sii.n ffe Druggist indree uu Il. ,.ts
snyhirr ~s< az he r. Sr-r ~ v.-~g N~rs..
ne nask~s Larger rr.ht .r ". Th-~s e.ns-J;.. wit
Ill ~ - prs :. any isfy spa srplirstt.r \, n
rkiMtfNL JtFNE- 81 the t.rrNss M,.sr~s ST..
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BURLINGTON.

Louisville. Kentucky. March 3. 1871.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-29
The style I'm Carpets.

The fashionable idea in fine carpets is
floral medallion with connecting scrolls
having for the ruling color the delicate
shades of the cameo. The novelty and
effect of this color, the high art exhib-
tied in design and finish, and the recol-
lection that the manufacturers are the
first in the universe, and that these car
pets have no copies or duplicates in the
world, will delight those citizens whose
intentions are to adorn their homes be-
fore the coming winter. The Turkey,
Smyrna, Tournay, Wilton, Aubusson,
Kidderminster, Lowell three-ply, in
grain and other carpets, whether for
eign or domestic, are of every pattern
and hue, and almost of every price.
The moderate housekeeper and the
owner of the palace of elegance, may
each find what is most suitable to their
wants and means.
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there upon some timber they conversed
familiarly. Dominique made some al
lusion to Mr.. Miller's visit to Cuba; the
other laughed Dominique, do you
know l cheated you then2 Those were
crates of gold and silver, except those
| gave you. / had twenty thousand
dollars in the others"
Dominique was silent for moment
or two; then, to Mr.. Miller's surprise,
he seized his hand and shook it heartily.
" am glad of it, Mr.. Millerp he ex-
claimed; II am delighted Do you
know" in a low, impressive tone, "if
my men had known that, you would
have walked the plank2 could not
have restrained them. They would
have robbed you, killed you, and sunk
your vessel
Dominique lived till few years past
in the parish of Iberville. He was not
known, and lived unmolested to a great
age.-Hon. John Moore.
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Shipping cities by Railroad.

Some weeks since allusion was made
in the Chicago papers to the inaugural
ton, in that city, of new enterprise on
large scale-the building of ready
made houses for shipment to the sparsely
settled districts of the interior, where
skilled labor is scarce, and the facilities
for house-building meager. The Tribune
of q late date contains the following:
In visiting the new harbor at South
Chicago we noticed three of the cars of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
loaded with four complete two-story
dwellings, containing seven rooms each,
with partitions, stairs, doors, windows,
sash and casing, roofs, and trimmings
for doors and windows complete; and
each one can be placed in complete con-
dition for occupancy in two hours after
being unloaded from the cars.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-29
The Lord, the Lady and She Myste.
riOus Telegram.

ElOub leleSran.
The Court Circular relates the follow
ing anecdote respecting a noble lady,
who is young, beautiful and good u:
During the army bill debate, her noble
husband, who is as proud and fond of
her as he should be, was Just about to
rise and deliver violent attack upon
something or somebody, when a tele-
gram was put into his hands. He read
it, turned pale, and quilted the house;
called a cab, drove to the Charing-cross
station, and went to Dover, and was no
more heard of until the next day, when
he returned TO his own home, and to his
FIRST inquiry was told that the Countess
was in her own room. He fastened
to her and a terrific row ensued,
the exact words of which no one
knows but themselves. At last
he burst out, "Then what did you mean
by your telegram Mean what l said,
of course. What are you talking about2'
Read it for yourself" replied the still
unappeased husband. She did read, 81
flee with Mr.. - to Dover straight pray
for me" For a moment she was startled,
but then burst into a hearty it of laugh
ter. Most dreadful telegraph people.
No wonder you are out Of your mind. /
telegraphed simply, i tea with Mrs. -
in Dover street Stay for me-" His
lordship was so savage at the laugh he
raised against himself that he was at
first inclined to make a Parliamentary
question Of it, but listening 10 more in-
diciOus advice, refrained.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-29

A moaning cry. as the world rolls by
Through gloom of cloud and glory of sky.
Rings in my ears forever;
And / know not what 1t profits a man
To plow and SOW, to study and plan,
And reap the harvest never.
Abide, in truth, abide"
Spake low voice at my side,
abide thou. and endeavor."
And even though, after care and toll,
should see my hopes from kindly soil
Though late yet blossOming ever.
Perchance the prize were not worth the pain
Perchance this fretting and wasting of brain
Wins its true guerdon never.
"Abide, in love, abide"
The tender voice replied,
abide thou. and endeavor."
Strive, endeavor; il profits more
To fight and fail. than on Times dull shore
To sit an idler ever;
For him who bears his arm to the strife,
Firm at his post in the battle of life,
The victory faileth never.
Therefore in faith abide"
Tho earnest voice still cried,
abide thou, and endeavOr."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-29
Decision I'm n Will Case-LiabiIity
of n Confederate Executor.

The Lynchburg (Va.) Virginian of the
18th has the following notes of a deeis-
ion in the case of Read and others VS..
Hare executors:
"This case, which involved the con-
struction of the will of Jesse Hare, and
the distribution of his large estate, was
on yesterday decided by Judge Wingfeld.
Among the points decided are the fol-
lowing: First, That Decatur H. Miller
and James NJ. Booker the executors of
Jesse Hare, we're not jointly liable for
the acts of each other, which were done
during the war, Miller being in Baltimore
and Booker in Lynchburg during that
period; the court considering that war
operated as a severance of their Joint
responsibility. Second, That Miller. as
trustee for parties living in Virginia, was
liable for profits arising out of the trust
and fund during the war, notwithstand-
ing that all intercourse was suspended.
the court considering that a trustee stood
upon a different footing from a debtor
and was bound for interest or profits
unless actually forced by uncomfortable
from investing it. Third.
That the executor, Booker, was liable
for the collection in Confederate States
Treasury notes, when they we're greatly
deprecated, of debts which were amply
secured by mortgage on real estate. and
when there was no exigeucy of the es-
tate requiring their collection.
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Scenes on RniIwnx Cnrn.

Mr.. Howells, in his genial halestory
and halfessay, Their Wedding Jour.
ney," in the September Atlantic,
sketches as follows the every day scenes
on the cars, which everybody will recog-
nize:
Yes, it is a very amusing world, il
you do not refuse to be amused; and
our friends were very willing to be en-
tertained. They delighted in the very
thick-fngered old ladies who bought
sweet apples of the boys come aboard
with baskets, and who were so long in
finding the right change that our trav-
elers leaping in thought with the boys
from the moving train, felt that they did
so at the peril of their lives. Then they
we're interested in people who went out
and found their friends waiting for them,
or else did not find them and wandered
disconsolately up and down before the
country stations, carpet-bag in hand in
women who came aboard, and were awk-
wardly shaken hands with or sheepishly
kissed by those who hastily got their seats
for them and placed their bags or their
babies in their laps, and turned for nod
at the door; in young ladies who were
seen to places by young men (the latter
seemed not to care if the train did go off
with them), and then threw up their
windows and talked with girl friends on
the platform without till the train began
to move, and at last turned with gleam-
ing eyes and moist red lips, and painted
hard in the excitement of thinking about
it, and could not calm themselves to the
dull level of the travel around them; in
the conductor, coldly and inaccessibly
vigilant as he went his rounds, reaching
blindly for the tickets with one hand,
while he bent his head from time to time
and listened with faint sarcastic smile
to the questions of passengers who sup
posed they were going to get some in
formation out of him; in the train boy,
who passed through on his many errands, |
with prize-candy, gum-drops, popcorn, |
papers and magazines, and distributed |
books and the police journals with
blind impartiality or a prodigious igno-
rance or a supernatural perception of
character in those who received them"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-29

An untutored man in Boston, when
reproached for the extravagant charge
he had made for certain services, ex-
claimed: Well, isn't It better to be a
hog aud get good pay for what you do.
than to be a good fellow and get kicked
from pillar 10 postY With that man,
evidently, business is business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-29
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-29

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-29

| have been in every profession Of
life, said d. CASTILLO, at the circus. Il
have been a carpenter, a mason, a ship
builder and a whaler." You a seafar-
ing man2 exclaimed the man with the
eagle eye in the center; were you ever
a whalerR " Why, l used to cruise
around nights and come home and whale
the Children in the morning, " remarked
ID. C.