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4 DONKEY IN BED.
SIR Roger TichborEe and the DoeDIKy
"A Scene from the Great Trial.

From the Pail Mall Gazette
William Davis-I was in the Carabi-
neers from lS49 TO 1861, and went through
the Crimean and Indian mutiny campaigns.
L knew Mr.. Tichborne in the regiment, and
| was In his company for foar hours to four
hours and half day for twelve months.
have seen the plaintiff, and told him that if
he would answer two questions 1 put he
must be theman or the devil. Laughter.
One question was abouta young donkey be-
ing put in his bed. Laughter. l asked him
If he could tell me the man who fetched the
young donkey out Of his bed. He said:
" William Davis, believe" That is me,
l did fetch the donkey out. l asked him
what he gave me three days drill for. lie
said he did not recollect, but afterward he
said he had given me three days drill for
rubbing an oil-rag over my horses leg TO
make 1t shine. l had done it TO hide the
dirt. 1t was the Sergeant-Major who
found it out, and brought me before Mr..
Tichborne. 1t was Sergeant-Maior Till.
He was killed in the Indian mutiny.
Cross-examined-I am living at IIanley,
In Stafordshire, and work 500 yarls be-
low the surface of the earth.
Attor the witness cross examination
the Lord Chief Justice asked him. Nv hat
did you do with the donkey - When
Mr.. Tichborne went in he dropped the can
nie-l suppose in his fright, and ran out,
calling to Inc, 81 Sentry, sentry, was the
sentry the devil is in my bed." Laugh
ter. | said to him, u don't want to see
the devil, sir" Renewed laughter. But
he says, You must fetch him out Of my
bed" l said, {" Sir, it is death for sol
der to desert his post until he is properly
relieved; you must get me relieved" did
not want to go for | was no hero then, and
| did not want to see the donkey, or devil,
as he called it. Laughter. lie told Inc
he would be answerable for my post, aud
had to obey him. When | went in poked
up the candlestick, and the candle fell out,
and was expecting every minute that the
devil weuld take hold of me. Loud laugh
ter He shouted to me, " D--n you, you
have let the candle OUT Laughter.
The Lord Chief Justice-Wha hat did you
do with the donkey? Renewed laughter.
Witness-The donkey was tied down to
the bed. l undid the torelegs first; there
was a nightcap on the donkey. Laughter. ]
l undid the forelegs of the donkey and he
sat up, and Sir Roger looked in and bolted
again. Laughter. | shouted to him:
It's young donkey, SIR and when
he came in a second time the little donkey
was going about the room, and he said;
D you, don't you let him kick up a
row there; let US carry him down. |
said: "Takc the fore part, it is the light
est A laugh, but lie said, NO, l
will take the hind part"
Tie Lord Chief Justice-But what did
you do with the donkey? Laughter.
Ave carried it down and put it into
the barrack- yard to run about.
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Mode ENt Nvag1nCc.

We are often asked If there are no signs
that the expensiveness of English society
especially in the higher ranks, may speed
" begin to decrease. We see no signs Of
it, and hold it to be much more probable
that we are on the eve Of an era OF ostcuta-
ton as tawdry and Of extravagance as pit
able as that which marked the Regency.
That is the American tendency, and we
see nothing, no new strong idea, which
should mark OFF the manners of our society
from those of the wealthy within the Unit
ell States. Public life is becoming rather
less than more attractive to those who have
all but power The taste Of art which is
developing rapidly is the most expensive of
all tastes except the taste for gambling
and that is not on the decrease. The mil
lionaires are becoming more numerous
every day, and certainly do not spend their
wealth more for public benefit The cleo
torate seem every year to prefer the great
spenders as representatives., while the great
mobiles who might check the mode are ex-
perimentalizing in new and most costly
enioyment-that of becoming TIE leaders
of cosmopolitan waste, and, like patricians
of Rome and Spain, maintaining establish
ments in a dozen countries at once. 1t is
coming rapidly to this-that tirst-class
leader of society with frst-class fortune,
to be " on a level with his position" wants,
or chooses to think he wants, house in
London, house on the river, two places,
at least, in the country, shooting box in
the Highlands, hotel in Paris as costly
as bis London house, villa at Como a
floor in Rome, an establishment in Cairo or
Constantine, yacht, theatre, and racing
std, and then thinks that life is as monot-
onous as it vas "when in his cool hall with
haggard eyes the Roman noble lay
London Spectator
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RUP I URE,


MANITowoC, Wis. Dec. 8. 1871
H-SsrS. Bartlett, BHimdH g. PGrker:
GENTLEMEN: To return thanks to and
through you to extend Il word of advice 10 all
similarly afflicted, | will make this plain
statement of facts: At the age of 10, in IL
boyish freak, l attempted to lift box of
type Il am printer by profession). which
being beyond my strength, caused rupture,
and until | used your - Common Sense
Truss" for tie period Of twenty years. |
wes sufferer such "a only these who have
been similarly afflicted can know. About a
year ago the truss L usually wore became
broken, and l bought one of your Common
Sense Trusses. ! wore ii but three months.
aud feeling well, left it of, and | have not
used any since, and as | have been for the
last five months engaged in the
PILoT Office as foreman and doing such du.
ties as are incidental to a country Office,
working press, lifting forms, etc, am conf
dent that radical cure ha. been effected in
my case | cannot be sufficiently grateful
for the benefit conferred, and if in the cause
Of humanity you desire to use this testimonial
10 the merits of the Bartlett Common Sense
Truss you are at perfect liberty to do so. |
am, gentlemen, yours very respectfully.
SAMUEL 6 PRINCE,
Foreman Mauitowoc Pilot
Formerly Of Chicago Tribune.
The above is the testimony Of hundreds to
whom we have permission to refer The
great reputation of the Common Sense Truss
has induced unprin cipled .manufac, urers 10
initiate. None genuine unless stamped
Z" Bartlett, Buiman & Parker Common Sense
Truss. Chicago" Trusses of all kinds Sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Silk Elastic
Stockings, etc.
BARTLETT, BUTNAS & Parker.
l4S West Van Buren ST., Chicago
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THURSDAY, JANUARY IL, 1872.
PLAIN LANGUAGE BY TRUTHFUL
JANE

PLAIN LANGUAGE By TRUTHFUL
JANE.
Which / wish to repeat,
And my language is plain,
That in ways Of deceit,
And in tricks that are vain.
The "girl of the period" is lively;
Which the same | would rise to explain.
Lily White was her name;
And | need not deny,
In regard TO the same,
What that name might imply,
But her cheeks were provokingly rosy,
And bewitchingly penciled her eye.
Twas in Lent. week the third,
With most peniteBt skies;
Which it might be inferred,
Lily White was likewise;
Yet sac hunlbugged Johannes, my lover,
In way shall always despise.
Which we had a small game,
Called by some hide and seek.
Twas Irritation. The same
She thought sinful ard weak;
But she smiled as she ogled Johannes,
With smile that was sanity and meek.
Yet the game it advanced,
In way | detest;
And my sorrow enhanced,
At the state Of Johns vest,
Which heaved like a wave of the ocean,
But the tricks that are played
By that girl Of the p
And the progress she made
Was alarming to see,
Till she twirl cd on her left hand forefnger
What Johannes had promised TO me.
Then looked up at John,
But he looked not at me;
And | rose with groan,
And said, What do see
We are ruined by harmless Irritation y
And l went for that girl of the p.
In the scene that cnsued,
John, amazed, did not speak;
For the floor was bestrewed,
In the height Of my pique,
With the cards Lily White had been
playing
In the game she thought "sinfui and
weak y
or those Exquisite charms"
laid bare in a trice,
Padding" "paniers'' ard forms"
Ofmo cunning device,
And there fell with her tresses so airy,
What is frequent in hair, rats and mice
Which is why | repeat,
And my language is plain,
That in ways of deceit,
And in tricks that are vain,
The girl of tho period is lively,
Which tbs same | am free to maintain.
--CkeUtLdni Herald.
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WENDELL PHILLIPs, in his lecture on
Street Life in Europe" the other night,
gave one little instance of street life in
America. Thackery, on his visit here
many years ago, wa. anxious to see gen.
uine Bowery boy, and a friend pointed out
to him one of those now defunct specimens
leaning against lamp-post, with his
hands in his pockets. his .'soap-locks'
carefully regulated over his eyebrow, and
his cigar tilted upright between his teeth.
Thackery was delighted and determined
TO interview the monster So he strobe,
with his manly, sweeping gait, CARRYING
that ever-present benignancy of expression
on his face, up to the boy and remarked
very innocently, "Sir-excuse me-hut |
would ike TO so TO Broadway" The
"boy" returned the hook with one equally
benignant, and replied, well, why in HI
don't you goi"
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The Radical Club, of Boston, met last
week and discussed The Relation of Jesus
to the Present Age Professor Stowe
was on hand to vindicate orthodoxy and
combat the heresies of the free-thinkers.
But strange to relate it was the orthodox
professor who shocked the sense of the
meeting by the boldn9s. of his utterances.
He expressed the opinion that it would
have been ''more TO the glory Of God if He
had made fewer human beings and made
them BETTER DR.. Bartol, in replying, re-
ferred delieately to people who thought
sometimes that they could have given the
Lord some useful hints
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\ WAsHINGToN correspondent says
that Messrs. Norton, Conkling and Ed
munds fought in the l. S. Senate, against
the appointment of an investigating com
mittee, because Of certain facts, connected
with the New York Custom House man
agement which were sure to be brought to
public notice. One of these facts, it is
alleged, is said that the profits of the
general order and carriage business in
New York have been divided into four
shares, two Of which have been regularly
paid over to General Horace Porter, one
of the illegal military secretaries of Presi-
dent Grant.
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A worthy temperance advocate, who was
engaged in getting up facts for new lecture
visited penetentiary to learn the expert
ence of the conviets. Addressing the first
prisoner he came TO, bury burglar, he
said: Ny friend, did whisky have any
thing to do with bringing you here .
" Yes, it had all to 90 with it." "How
SCI Why the Judge and jury who
tried me were al drunk
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| have trunk with two lids, two caps, two
musical instruments, two established
measures, and a great number Of articles
carpenter cannot dispense with; then |
have always about me two fine fish and
great number of smaller ones, two lofty
trees, fine flowers and the fruit of an in
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number of 4 smaller and less tame breed, a
fine stag, some whips. without handles,
some weapons of warfare and number of
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in furnishing up old dresses, partly in
trimming new. Il never knew" said
wealthy lady, recently, chow much pleas
ure | missed in giving my clothes away
after few times of wearing
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regard to dress and living than have here
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they do when they are in France or Ger
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The New York herald., 1872-10-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvrsroS, Oct |, 1872
Ne, receipts 1900 bales Exports to Great Britain 7ss
Ss: ~: Sssss; Ssi ''Ss's s
Cotton weak in light demand; low mi msidding' I7sc
= 81; s;ase' s s::: 5
sss: S s @ sssISs M
s.s Ssad. irs.ssSs T Ne ,.aJ .
cr bard % co for yellow dip and virgin Tar steady at
s s n Ts s e to-
valued at $2l0900; the stock yesterday evening was
Cotton 9Ss @ ss. &
count, 40 7loS''e' ''' '''
Lake mports-Flour 800 bbls wheat lsg 7ss bushels;
@ % s DC n.sg sor @ az csna
sI: g. e1ln na ss
4 .asy aESss s.stss So %sS wsss,
at S5jsc. Oats dull; sales, IN small lots, at ssc.
. s - ss.. ss. s:s. s.
double extra; Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn dull
high mixed, 62c Barley steady and in good demand;
sales Of 600 bush prince Ypake Canada at 81 81 O9
q q bc.ed, and d IS pnbo.sd per sw Milliesd
middngs pert ton Hghwincs sold at 9c Canal frcights
Barley New York Sc lumber TO the Hudson, - TO New
York S5 do Railroad freghtsF Flour 10 Boston, 60c TO
New York Soc tc Albany &c Receipts12co bushels els
and bushels wheat, 1900 do. corn, asoW do barley,
$4,000 feet Of lumber The amount Of grain on the
bushels wheat 27C0oCl dc. corn lTaoo DO, oats, and
2ls 900 do. barley.
Flour 9uie, and unchanged Wheat in good demand; ;
No ! Spring tl "a 81 %; No Spring, 81 1877
No sspring, ~ 81 0s rejected, q5c. es,4c. Corn IN
fair demand and lower Ne 2mixed SS,Sc spot and qc
nand n and lower; No 224se regular 2s1e fresh Rye
No FAN 6e,sc 66c. Provisions inactive nomnally
unehonsedI nv sales Of any article reported Wbskes
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

NAVAL sTSals-Fior spirits of tarpenne the % market
ws very a%e and 1 M On Change there
sSsaas ] ss sds Ss. s$sS.S ssiss
:dass has been sT SIbns
wasf sssP ss %
We're without particular Change and quiet We quote ss
r co rSm crashsrs n casks Crnde whale st
sSsssS,a isSss%S as ], sa;STs5 +
Tor selected light and and &C. &c 9sc for choice proSn crude
Sa Seen little mora inquiry for
SSfS ssss Tsfs ssDptss s essss %
ss ssf s' We s nesra @Saa 81
20 ,,,S A. asSss ss
SRpe5 and g g On the lower oil city 81
nsd aaSee PRoiay a aso"sa quiet was % Re-
NJ sS snS 5 S @ packages lard
wss sSsrsS So s
ST. ssssSs s,' s%s sSSs 1s se At
sS nsS sisse Cd Rsss
s 1 9'tss @ 's ssae: s !'a at
sssS Ss1f sSss ss%sns ass a pss
Fse1 TSs a g. s quotations S
s sa;s 3 sSs Hais ssi
s sss s sas Ssss. :Sf q az saeS ssafs
quote :-smoked hams ibc. a Ec. DO shoulders Sic a
sc picked hams 2isc l4e Dc shoulders 7.4c. sAc
Wesern was unsettled al the opening and prices were
decidedly easier 800 terces were taken sellers all the
ey a
ana easier lo} h teIsss Sm 81 sold Hd at sss
atsc &c, obass ratna g., and iso bags Ran.
iss5 Gags sspfss as sHs' ara 1spss &
sTEARrSr-Market still nominal In the absence Of tran
linseed tho market since our last has been
~ % cses c & Ths s; @
ga rough nay asssras aautsf rncasrmsn
sucAR-The market to-day has been quiet but very
ss' hsf e %Spss sSa I isss e:slS
ton not given on private terms The stocks this date
GTg Is total ss Also Soaes ' SoSss 90 lag:
70 common, 7Ac Ssc. fair to good fair, SIC. 0sc
@ prime SSS: aaS
SIC. ;meaAo, le. 6Nc. Havana-Boxes Dutch stand.
ara n q Nos n ,d AZ q &C. b R % e FL s9
Refining common 70 prime, Hsc s4c grocery, fair
H. ac. aS4c Java-Dntch standard Nos 10 to IT, sssc
agsc ManIa-Superior and extra superior, Sc. a SIC.
hILow THE market was STEADY with light chipping
Tonicco-The market still continued quiet for all de-
scriptons but learn of artcular change prices
we hear OF sales OF % cases o old crop sundries Ct b
oaySaa st and 80 ads o Kesneiy .eI M At GSes M
lse Messrs s. Cans Son report the stock oftcbacco,
MONTHLY srArEnKsT oy srocRs OF THE rFw YoRK AID
rGoonLsS TOBACCO issrrcrIoH wAREnousEs
Ufr md No..
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA, Sept 80,
m Via KEY WFsr Fla, Oct l. 1872.
The following are the elssng prices the Havana
mess small; only limited jobbing demand, mer.
chants refuse to purchase, owing to the high
has has been WITHDRAWN anticipating higher prices.
Nos. ~ TO 20 Dnch standard, u i,s reals moasses
sugar firm ats ~ reals for Nos to l0 muscovado
grocery gEsaes lr%sr Molasses ImsI but not quotaby
house 9s boxes and 2W0 hhds Receipts Of the week
s25 boxes 100 hhds Exported during the week, 1850
,I e the United sates Bacon frmer but not qgotaby
2l6 oo for American HamsAmerican sugar cured s23
~ Lard guet IN kegs ei6 7b in tins, S9 30 $40 ~
siS 20 Wax quiet and weak. Honey nominal at bsf
o Rsa sa06 Goal onGns Oh IN n IN rsss Ssa
gallon Lumber In fsr demand shsSks-Box steady At
Gnl TO Northern and Southern ports in the United
per sasss % oas.e mo psr
ehanFs - the United States, sixty days,
e ney sF 81. ueNtntar stxtp 'rvs gold, 49, 10
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

United States hve.twenty uo..s, - eio ZEE ssg. ~.
ssSf ~. ne" H'e'' 's''' ERE ""'";- .0s
62f soc. ..- 80 - - > ~ -
LryERP0oL 'CoTror kARKEr.-LiyKRPooL Oct l-530P
M-The cotton market closed unchanged. The sales of
the day have been 1900 bales including 1900 for export
Sales Of middng Orleans for October al
from Bombay 70 the Sot since the last report have
been s0o bales Sales OF middiing Orleans for Noyen
6er az. a. SsS for Deeember At g,sd Of midaing
=, TRADE AT MANcHEsrER.-LlvERpooI, Oct Id so p NJ
nS ns fof yarns and fabrics at Manchester is quiet
LiyEnrooL BRxADsrurYs MARKr,4- lIvMrooI, Oct l.
M-The receipts Of wheat at i1.s Tort for the past
s hsys peen o @ r M
peas 4Os 3D. for Canadian The receipts Of this
port for the past three days have been 5000 quarters
including 900 American.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS sMARKET.-LivERrooI Oct 1-5 80
PMCheese, 6s per owt for the best grades Of Ameri-
can fine.
LivEaPonL PRopucR MARKEr.-LoNDos, Oct. I-Talow
Us. per cwt. "
LoSDoN PaopucE MARREr.-LoNDos, Oct l-Evening-
Lnsecd oil fSd los 136 los. per Spirits turpcn,nc,
- IS ~ per cwt Refined petroleum, lSd. per gallon
Tallow, 44s. Cd. per cwt
PETROLRpn MARkET-ANTwFRP, Oct, l.-Petroleu um
bu5at for fine pale American.