The Republican journal., 1871-02-16
G N E r ALITIE i.

The Boston Post says Brownlow and Norton
carried into the Senate Chamber by their servants
fully represents the paralyzed Radical party.
| The Louisville Courier Journal is OF the opinion
that there is one virtue that is its own reward
| that OF having married int" the Grant family.
| Mrs. Lincoln in London Al last accounts
where her youngest son is Al school. 1t is said she
will go 10 Rome 10 spe.ld few months with
| her friend, the wife of Bishop Simpson.
Amy unmarried preacher desiring "lied" in
LeaVenworth, Kansas is requested to address Sister
Kate Hanson.
There are more than 200 plants in one of the
school-houses in Springfield Mass Scarcely a
window in the building but has its row of plants;
pictures adorn the walls and all the appliances for
| making the rooms pleasant and soiourn in them
profitable abound.
The women at La Crosse, Wis, have got the rag
clothes they can find. Men have to sleep in their
pants TO keep from having them made up into car
| pets, and then they often wake up in the morning
| and find leg cnt off.
| Boston is in a convulson Of laughter
| man who refused to buy beef on account of the
cattle disease. and took pound OF liver instead.
The President favors the repeal of the income
tax. Boutwell, is its prominent friend He looks
with dsiayor any attempt to lesson his means Of
bleeding the public. 1t is said that the repeal will
cause his resignation
A girl II years Of age, employed in paper mill
Ill
urday, from the third floor, into the hopper used
for grinding rags, and was literally torn to pieces
! Outagame county, Wis, has schoolma'am who
walks seven miles TO school and returns by the
| same conveyance III the evening.
| The New York Democrat says: 'Mrs. Donnelly,
| of Philadelphia has left this vale of tears per
kerosene express owing to the fact that her fire
| would not burn alone They found piece of the
| can which contained the fluid in an adjoining coun-
ty, and on it, in large letters, was 'nonexplosve.
| This is the kind to buy"
| The married women of Brownstown, Ind, have
| held meeting in which they "resolved" against
worthless, lazy, whining husbands. resembling So
many ndolent Egyptian mummies.'
| A citizen of West Falrlee, VT, has surmounted
| his elegant new barn with hundred dollar model
| of ship.
Mrs. Grant has rejoced the souls of the strug-
Cling suffrage sisters at Washington by the decara-
| ton that her heart is with them in the cause.
| The Howard Slate Co. shipped its first car load
| of slate from Dover, on Monday last. The quarry
Is situated near the banks of Wilson stream, at the
head of Sebec Lake. and is easily accessible to the
| B. & F. Railroad, summer and winter. The Gazette
understands that this quarry has recently been
purchased from Messrs. Leavtt L Weston, and will
| heseafter be known rs the Howard Slate Quarry.
| The Illinois savans are discussing COW milking
some fav0ring the fore and aft and Others the ''d
agonal' style. One patriarch believes that "every
man should be left free to milk according to this
| dictates OF his own conscience"
| The county of Lincoln was out of debt on the
| first day of january, and had Il balance of nearly
$1,000 in the treasury.
| hammer weighing 100 pounds, attached to a
pie-driver on the European and North American
Railroad broke loose from its hastings one day
last week, and went down into the mud twenty-fo
feet before it stopped. The mud closed over it, 80
that it cannot be recovered at present.
A tiger marked wild cat was shot in Dracut,
Mace ant J.lau A in ~, nnpfh
and its leap measured between twelve and fourteen
! feet.
Charles Thurow and William Perkins br ought
in ton of Goldfish to the market on Wednesday
noon, which they had taken from three travis set
winter fishing. The fish varied from three pounds
to forty in weight. [Newburyport Herald
Catskill has got the LATEST man vet discovered.
He got up the other morning with one ear frozen
because he was too lazy to turn over the pillow
to warm it.
Pittsburg has young woman who has passed
herself off for man for three years without detec
ton, pursued studies at commercial college and
promised to marry another young woman.
One of the banners carried by the Frisco Ger
mans, in celebrating the fall of Paris, was inscrb-
ed :-"New dsh-Frogs smotheredin Sauer-kraut."
A Tennessee temperance lecturer denounced
rum sellers as worse than murderers lie had
subsequent interview with the urbane and genial
hotel-keeper, ana wears MS lett eye III the sing
The Wing says that Albert Richardson thought
he would have some fun at school, in Brewer. so he
put lot of pepper on the stove. The result was
the biggest job of sneezlng ever undertaken in
Brewer. Albert was arraigned for malicious mis-
chief and fined $40 and costs, which his father paid
I Many people, particularly children, suffer with
the earache; and for the benefit of such we give
sure So put simple remedy Put in two three drops
Oh 1onnsons Anodyne Liniment, stop the with
= IMPRESSED Wool, battle the feet in warm water be-
tore gong to bed, and keep the head warm ut night
Capt. Charles sager who keeps a superb stock of
livery horses in Portland, Me-, informed us recent
/ y that he uses the Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders regularly in his stables, and that the ex-
of grain necessary to keep his horses always in
good order