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FRANCE.
Political Party Divisions Preventing tho Prog
ress of National Cancellation and Unity.
TeLEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS Nov. "a, 1872
The political situation remains unchanged at
Versailles.
Each party proposes its own plan as q solution
OF the difficulty.
Nc two of them have yet been able to adopt
common line Of policy
President Theirs awaits the action Of the
Assembly, and meantime the public Crisis CON
tinueS.
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BERLIN, Nov. "a, 1872.
His Majesty Emperor William gave audience yes-
terday to Schoenfurth, Bastein and other mem-
bers OF the Prussan Diet.
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LONDON, Nov. "a, 1872.
Bulletins issued by the Court physicians In at
tendance on His Majesty Amadeus, dated at the
palace In Madrid last night. announce that the con-
dlton OF the health of the King of the Spaniards ID
gradually improving.
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Lectures and Addresses by Father
Burke on "remDerancen. with his Life MI Labors by
. NJ O,Brsn. It2 Nassau street, New York. Price DC
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON NOV. "a. 1872.
The Shah OF Persia mas granted an exclusive con-
cession to Baron Reuter-, President OF the Reuter-
Telegram Company, for the construction OF rail-
ways, tramways and waterworks, and for the work
ing OF mines in Persia.
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A-Royal Havana Lottery.-Priccs Re-
duced j. B. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers ~ Wall strest
box 4 6S5 Post Office New York.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
parison with the corresponding day of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
Hmm Ri1ild
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THE MORMON CANNON.

lVeTaBe temperature yeSteruay
average temperature for corresponding
last year. INSTRUMENTATION.
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TIE UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG.
Admiral Alden's Fleet OF the Spanish Coast
for Nice.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Nov. a. 1872.
Admiral Alden U. s. N, left Madrid Friday even
ing for Carthagcna, whence the American neet
were to sail yesterday for Nice.
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UIIarsh, Wrinklcd skin Rcgnins tho
haautv n, youth 5y using COP LIVER oILn HAZARD a
CAsW Ellis COP LIVER OIL Is the best IL Is fires i.
nj
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PERSIA.

imperial Concession by the Shah Of Vast Field
for Industrial Enterprise-Capitalist IN
dertaking Of Great Public Works.
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Pleasant Fact - that hnOx's " lnter
style of Gentcmens Hats Is in the highest degree ar
tistic elegant stylish Procure your Hats or Furs OF
KNOX 2l2 Broadway Uptown residents can make tEeif
purcha A the Fifth Avenue Hotel store.
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The Republican Sword Drawn Against
the Radical PEN.
PARIS, Nov "a, 1872.
General Ladmirault, Governor OF Paris, has suE,a
pressed the radical Journal la Resurrection.
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oBrien. lp Nassau street;i approves o. your puhca.
ton NJ my lectures on Temperance and am anxtoua
to obtaip tor them the widoa possible circulation; 49,
= "fH0MAS N. BURkE. U. P.n
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoRK HERALD.

Prussian Legislators at Audience OF the Crown.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-PrixesC nsneNs
orders filed, Information iprnsbcd,
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR co, bah3srss I" Wans~
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rheumatism, Neuralgia rmnnrhmy
crndicatcd from the system or charge ny VI. ~ .
Li;R'S RHEuMAfiC SYRUP, 81 John street Consulta,
ton free.
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ga. B."-Hyatt's A. ID. Double sire Is I b.
LIFE BALsAM Is now sold by all druggists 81 %.
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'EicOl, Davidson Il Co., $50 broadway,
Great Jones street are opening some choice patterns
Of Osers crystal Chanielers also gill; bronze aud co
ored Gas Fixtures OF ali kinds; also China, Glass sad
Plated Ware.
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for l2f there be any persons who are SO Indifferent
10 the value of dollar 10 pay 80 on Broadway for
hat whom valuable every respect can be pur
chased for 4 Is pro6aniy because they nave neye.
salesroom OF the manufacturer, ll3 Nassau street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.

A.-Hernld Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Bcerum street.
Open from 3 A. NJ. to 8 y. NJ.
On Sunday from to T. NJ
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AMADEUS.
His Majesty's Condition OF Health Improving.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

His Majesty's Condition OF Health Improving.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HEaAln.
LONDON Nov. "a, 1872.
Bulletins issued by the Court physicians In at
tendance on His Majesty Amadeus, dated at the
palace in Madrid last night announce that the con-
dtion OF the health Of the King OF the Spaniards ID
gradually improving.
PERSIA.
Imperial Concession by the Shah Of Vast Field
for Industrial nterprise-Capitalist Un-
dertaking Of Great Public Works.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, NOV. "a. 1872.
The Shah OF Persia mas granted an exclusive con-
cession to Baron Reuter-, President OF the Reuter-
Telegram Company, for the construction OF rail-
ways, tramways and waterworks, and for the work.
ing OF mines in Persia.
stcinway Hall. s.anlcy's Lectures.
A nEERF n s IASfHfEs
REV GV '1 Dr. afTs fVfSySs 81 9t'SsE
Mi Hffsmesr 5 ); {; q 5e Z and I'd Il,
Sale Of + for the course esht Lectures viii bcstn
COURSE TICKETS. $40.
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn.
n HaERH \ f nEGTuNEs
the K on t4 BE- p GTafSGEsT e
THURSDAY, DEcEasER 5 %pRHdhesn.v nrcrunrr,
ss o"y wall I ra Ss
Street Broasyn sroers IL Montague street
ana Mat At 4 F lS,.ss
for there be any na Ys AK 80
s4s an Of Il s5c9ffh my haxs az %
saesroom ofthe manufacturer, iis Nassau street.
A.-Herring,. Patent
25l and 252 Broadway corner OF Murray street
A.-Hernld Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Bcerum street,
on op sn,, ai9g from On s TO % +. n
ga. B."-Hyatt's A. II. Double Strength
LIFE BALSAM Is now sold by al druggists u 20
A Pleasant Fact is that Knox's Winter
style of Gentemsns Hats Is h the highest dsssse ar
tc s and stylish your can make tsf
purchases Se s1 at st The Filth Hoic store
A-Royal Havaaa Lottery.-prices Re-
duced. J. B. MARTiNEz co, Bankers. ~ "au s1ei~
BatchcIor,s Hair Dye.-Is tire Best fn
able, Instantaneous. At all dtngsists
ssIIarsh, wrinklcd skin Rcgnins tho
q yga uo y LIVE OIL s III: oes Il
pure and sweet.
Lectures and Addresses by Father
Burke on "remperancen, with his Life aad Labors by
j. w O'Brlsn. lt2 Nassau street, New YORK Price &c
Letter from Father Burke.-..To J. W.
o'Brien, 10y Nassau sreet;-i approvco. your puhiic,
ton my lectures on Temperance and am anxl0ua
10 obtaip tor them the widet possible circulation.
"fH0MAS N. BURKE. q. r."
'KicOl, Davidson & Co., $50 broadway.
near Great Jones street. opening some choice patterns
of Osers crystal Cnanieers also gill. bronze ti col.
ored Gas Fixtures OF ali kinds, also China GLASS sid
Plated Ware.
rheumatism, Neuralgia pcrmnnrh.my
crndcatcd from the system 10 charge ny DI ~.
LERS RHEUMATIC SYRUP, 81 John street Oohsui'~
| ton free.
RovoI Havana vaitery.-Prixes CnsheNs
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Plymouth Church, BROOKLYN.
STANLEYiS LECTURES,
HENRY NJ. STANLEY'S
AMERICAN LECTURES
the Discovery of
the Rev. DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
THURSDAY DECEMBER r.
Sale of seats, for the Course only, will begin Tues
day November 20, at william w, Swaynes 25 Fulton
street Brooklyn Chandler Brothers, l7s Montague street,
and at III Broadway
c
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The following special report to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
the British Metropolis
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30
An Indian TraaS iOS, .

Il &B ssH&sA
The Carson Register, Nevada, gives hi in
teresting sketch OF nm Indian who has served
as an interpreter between tile whites aud tribes
IN that state in an official capacity. He is i.
smart. educated, very intelligent Piate.c allied
Qneep. aud this is his storyiof his people &.
Qaeep says the history Of his tribe has
been handed down from sire to son for sssey-
rral thousand years !" that the Piutes were
always proud. liaaghty and warlike people.
Some two thousand years ago tlle tribe was
at Walker Lace. where the largest band j. 500
souls still resides. About I26 years before
Christ, the fez Perce Indians (now in Idaho
and Oreeonl occupied the country along the
Trnckee river from Crystal peak Pyramid
Lakes and the Cayuses tribe friow about the
Dalles in Ooeg0n roamed about Humboldt
Lake and tire river of that name. The pi-
ntes wagetl war against both of these tribes
for Sew raj centuries, and finailv conqaoresl
the Whole country from The Colorado To the
Salmon river. AMI fronl the Sierra Ney.tIas
NJ Salt Lake. They pushed back the sIosls-
homes and Baniiacks, drove tile whole Neg
Percs nation faT beyond the Esnnacks into
Oregon, and nearly exte. .mi,lttsl the Cay,se
tribe. Queep says he las frequently visited
4 large cave Oh the eastern side Of Humboldt
Lake Where repese several ton of slallgl-
lerea pas1'ses. Near ihe cave was fought I
'he last great battle bstween the Piutes and /
heir enensies. In this hattie tile Cayuscs
we're completely routed, large numbers of /
hem taking 70 the cave for safety. For days
he Piutes pressed every able bodied man,
woman and child into service packing wood
o. fill up the entrance to the cave. This
lone the mass was fired and all the impris-
med Cayuses perished from suffocation. The
emnant Of the tribe escaped through the
riendly Rannacks and took refuge on the
Columbia river. Qneep says that time is
eckoned By the seasons-tiat IS, by the
finters- record keep Of past eyeAf5 By
dling together tile ages Of successive gem
rations Of whom tllc history Is handed
own.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30

sss Z - as Ss es 7S a 80 II ssSk Sb as & sa emf S
6 AccolulnK so tne account o1a correSpOn'
ent o. tne washington Chronicle. who hi
ived IN the Navigator Island, they might
nave oeen ti'e scene o. our nrst parents 1T
Tie adventure. Inc Wr1tor says:
know q NO Island ~ tlae world Of equal
ulnehssons 80 Wen Watered as tnat of pp pQlt,
with lts numerous rivers and waterfall,
BROOKS Wnich are supplied nom never-failing
springs o. pure, cool crystal waters are 20
De met at short Distances ~ VII directions,
ana tosether With lake q fresll water, sit
lated ~ the summit oi the highest ridge q
land surrounded ed with scenery which with
.nat OF the surrounding landcape is unsur-
passed, ara may oe Justly classed among the
most picturesque ana beautiful that is 70 be
met VITA any part of the World In mct the
Whoie surface q this island as beautifully
ulYsrsineu WlIn Valleys plains ana Irregular
nii's. 1'c Wnoae g Wn'cns "a covered with
sl'Iios q various kinds ana trees q perpet-
aai .,s seluss1s: N y acre tnat tae wanderer
S'goy u''e l'ule alI. anu tfuiy paradlslcal
'sculiely eiiat surrounds MN. Iney may
M .a'A y 'he asailau skies ahu o'ciiiaw shrub
:. 4. ~ 'si1nu e oos1s. g g around tne
-. 80 osn ..sal .''is 'slaiu tih
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uNa.,A'''. te''aA anu beauty
ao.e ,e'el - e'ne1. Naeu1e = oiessed ~
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sp'"' ' ""u o,sue ~ grass . sc'1'neu win
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q. s..,.s A5 - ean' '''o
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: ,s.,,s 80, 80 sS $50, .sss.uo"e,
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30
Times and Places for Holding COurts
the Territory Of Montana.
SUPREME corRT

sUpREMk CoERT-
At Virginia City, first Monday in Ja nary and sec
ond Monday In August.
UNITED STATES DIsrHICT COUNTS.
Firsf Disfricf-At Virginia City first Monday III
April, scco III Monday in July, and second Mon
day in November
seond Disfricf--At UceY Ledge, fhiYrl Monday in
April, First MoEstay in September, and first Mon
day in Detenfer.
Third Dfsfric,-At Helena, si8 Monday in March.
Afsi Monday in July, and fourth Monday IN Oc-
tol,eF.
TERRITORIAL COUNTS.
first Disfrcf-in Madison County al Virginia City
first Monday in April. .ennd Monday in July !,
and second MoItAi,y in November.
In Galatin County. ut Bozem NJ FIRST Monday in
March and fifth Monday in October.
In Jefferson county 1T Is,dcrsblrg. second Nom
ay 10 May, AMI iii'ai MJhda. In Drtober.
Second Disfrief-Deer LoIs. County. at Deer Ln.lys
tity, ihiri Monday in .tprii first M0n,lay i
September, anti lrst Monday in Deecinher
In Mirsela County. a. Missoua fonrth Monday
in June and second Aion,lay III November.
In Bcascr Head County, Btnnack first Monday in
June, and third Mon'.ay in Ocioinsr.
Third Disfref--ls Lewis and Clark County, ut Hell
ena, first Monday IN March, first Monday III,
July, and fourth Monday IN October.
In MeaShrr County, fourth Monday in May ant.
ourth Monday III November.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30
cllG 'n1A T0s short

was over three husstlrYa milgs and Z, .seil
tste matters was ordered to survey nes
and sl1orss.s route xcutting of about sesknt,
miles, Il company numbering eighty ulcr.
was detailed for the purpose and. ii Iii
course led partly through wooded region,
considerable squad was required 10 act Us az
men. Three o. four lively bIack-and-tan fer
riers accompanied the command, alorslIns
ne little amusement BY their aeztfy ii
snapping up unwary gEopi,ers, rats, iIaias, and
other vernil. The abnrlgines. wlla frs.
quentiy lIonored us with tlleir rrcsS
claiming to be .:goosl Indian, me- were
exclusively pleased at those performances,
On g certain occasion, one stalwart fellow,
Vie few words Of English said 70
/ me -
Nantatah, heat, good dog. IS
Yes, replied, t.they are good dogs.
Gut 'ein ear, cut 'eft, tail, make 'um good
dog r. y . as s ''s n
Certainly u is because their ears and
tails are trimmed that they get around sd
lively.
! Aongh! Ne got good dog cut 'llm
tail?'' .5.ss
Yes, bring your dog, I'D have him fixed
fof sou. ss '.'s.
Next day, my Navajo friend appeared with
= small black, Indian flee, sporting 9 LONG
tail and ears 90 correspond. Unrolling this
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Qrl ccrtaili occasion. one Paul Denton.
Methodist preacher In Texas, advertised ,
barbecue. with better liquor than Is t,st,all,
furnished. When tie people asse.nbipsI, /
deAperaic III the crowd cried ont. .Mr,
Paul Denton, your reverence has lied. Yol,
pfomised not only good barbecue. hut /
better liquor. Where i the liquor ~
There !n answered. the missionary, Ii
tones Of thunder, and pointing Ills long.
hony finger at the matchless double spring,
gushing np ii two strong coltmns. viii, i
sound Ike shout of JOY, from the bosom 81
the earth. ss.rhere.' r herepeated with 4 look
IS terrible as lightning while his enesay act
ually trembled at his feet; there Is the
liquor " hich God the Eternal brews Tor all
his children =
Not ii the sinnerinx still. over smoky
ilres chQKAd with poisonous e;.ses. and sur
rounded with the stencil of sickelsing ociors
and corruption, doth your Father iii heaven
prepare the precious essence of lite-pnrc
cold water. But IN the glade and grassy
dell. where the red deer wanders, and the
child loves to play, there God brews it; and
down, and low and down in the deepest val
lys, where the fountain mnrmurs and the
riIls sing; and high up on the mountain top,
where the naked granite glitters like gold in
the sun, where storm clouds brood and the
crash; and out on the wild
wide sea, where the hurricane howls music
and m the blg waves roar the chorus sweeping
march Of God, there he brews 1t, beverage the /
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30
N, ~
IalIlIl
n. - /.
! sit ~ thc twilight dim

At me close of III Idle slsy,
And hear the soft, sweet hymn
That rises Mr. away.
And dies on the evening III
Oh, Al day long, they sing their song. sss.s#
Who toiled ID the yxlley there.
sitting with folded hands:
The hours pass me by,
Dropping their golden sands:
And 1 list from day to aay I
To The tick, lick, toct of the old rown clock.
Ticking illy life away
And see the night come on.
And then, in the gloom and shade.
Iweep for the day that is gone
Weep and waili pain ,las
Tor the misspeAt day that has flown .away.
And will not come again
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30
Mark Twain tries his Hand at
9hOytling Sand


Il had to go to work in quartz mill at SIs
week. "a nice place, truly, for the prDprie
tor OF a hundred silver mines! But Il coult
not keepit. They did not want nle. Idid,nl
know why. was the most careful work.
man they ever had. They SAID so. took
| more pains with my work ] was ;lovelinp
sand. The technical term was s.tailiny. 3
The silver rock IS ground over twice. aud
they clean il over again. Whenever had i
lot of sand to shovel II was so partIcuiar /
would sit for an hour and think about the
best way To shovel the sand. And il IcouIfl
not cipher it ont III my mind just SO. would
not go and shovel lroand needless. would
leave il until next day,
!. Many 4 tinn would be carryinga q bueset
full Of sand from one pile t0 antalser, thirty
Gr forty feet of, AMI when right III the mid
dle, s4ddenIy 4 new tlea wosAtl strike me.
and / woalh carry That sand back. and sit
down aA,i think NJ ii and iii. ii no,lgh get
SO wrouglla mp and absorbed iii Sit. that
would 70 TO sleep. Why always saew there
must be some tiploas tirsf-rate way 10 move
sand,
AZ last I Itliscovered it, 4 went 10 the boss
and him that had got jnsttlie thing HE verr
best and quickest way fonloye sand ttosIlp,.e
pilsto the other. And lle says. II asrls i i'll
glad to hear II. ion never saw q man "a
uplisted as ne WAS. Il appeared ID take Il load
of his breasts .o:as of sand lsnppose.
And said bat you want now IS i 9 sst-I
iryi1, nine n,0l1f IL or II f.t In fli .,,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30
GruImbling.

i GrufHbling IS disease which, 1t On e
caught, Is seldom got rid OF again q lsabil
|that sticks like bur ard grows Ikea m.ssh
room "a Nessns. garment, which. when pu
on, cannot be taken off and fu {, up in ths
wardrobe at pleasure. but which clings te
the devoted flesh with iinlnoyable tenaciiy,
land resists every effort frcm the outside Il.
tear il away. Nothing but tile most resolate
twill can conquer that habit when formed
but resolute will, though strong enough
when dealing with other folks weak nesses
and mpers, is wonderfully Incapable when
acting as a curb on onc's self. And when
the question comes Of doing anything disa-
greeable to flesh a:;d bleed for the good OF
ones soul, res luton is ap / lo mcltiawaylio n
marble TO mud. Sg 8 IL
Yet, if tie grnmbler only knew how..disa-
grceable he makes himself It ii net 10 be
presumed that we all liked to be loved, save
those eccentric people who boast Of their abil-
ity to live without sympathy or charity for
their kind. But, taking mankind en- masse,
and making no abnormal exceptions, we all
desire the esteem and good feeling Of our
fellows, and most Of us condescend even to
under hand meanness to inspire consideration.
But the grulnbler, without intending it.
makes all who come in contact with him SO
uncomfortable tlmt they only long to escape
him; and he wearies; even the steutest affec-
#tion by time. So lar from seeing that any
cloud of his has silver lining. to- his wsy OF
looking At things the brightest silver throws
a sable shadow, and instead Of the longest
lane having a..nn at last, the shortest that
we may have to traverse is as il endless.
Whatever good things he has are .oyertepped.|
BY their corresponding disadvantages, and
his lean kline eat Hp lis fat ones at Il sitting.
II you pi'aise his children he points out their
faults; if You tell him his garden is pretty he
lamepfs the trouble and expense Of keeping
Il up !; If You envy him the sunny aspect /
Of his doWsrcfad house he counts up TO you
The cost Of The faded carpets aud c,utaias
which q southern aspectinvolves, and signs
eyer ear-wigs in his tea and grvsu1r on his /
roses. Whatever you see in his surroundings
q admire Or apprcye he is sure 10 expose to
feH the defects land il he las to choose boz
tween admirinx flower and klmenting Il
weed. the vsel will ennae III ia tile lanlenla~
iorl aud the 1ower will 90 inre regarsled.
Ten AND JEKRy. 80 Das Oonioii Hill conn,s
nit ,Iees cars Z inquired i lilly Dutclnlan
s he staggered into Union Hill scar at Ho-
,olsef,. @5s
yaw, Fritz, answered i feiIoW-country-
81
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BITS O' FUy.

New lame for fogg-Air apparent. IL 4,
Az ofl-hlnt iellov-one that has lust both !,
| na ms arms. ms .tas i.s, ts ts.,;s ~
The sBump Of Destructivenesss--.Ar rail-.
way collision. W.
The mothers heart gives iii, joy at the .
babyss lst 9th. SIS
A vocalist was recently chokcd BY his :
swelling notes. y sll5'es {. ssf asi ti9,
For latlieS: a receipt for dressing your
hair First buy your hair "
Why ought one not to joke about y Queens !:
Because she's no subject.
There is deoi.!eti difference between puff
ing man and blowing him up.
A student oi theology describes d wo.na,l's
original sphere to be apples. Il, ss.
'Where have yal, been since. tile COW /,
kicked Y Chlcsgolilalis now ,,sk each other.
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Mark llas marked one with ten pounds 81
girl. 4
~ Chicago the bill stickers forriyal houses
snatch hats from balsl-heatlrd men and paste
II bill on the shining surface.
1t is not strange ii an ass once talked Ike z
a man. while i, many men talk like asses. ss.
The tle:ni are never I'LL. 4 Consequently all +
diseases may be classified rs affection of the
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the mother M f5Fenffy-six ehia-s
tlrcn. and who picked crfnberrfes enough, 10
buy farm. The only surprise about tho
matter Is chat her husband isn't dead. !in-
stead Of being merely an Invalid
a modest young lady at the table. desiring:
Inc leg ofa chicken. said i take the. pars
which ought TO wear DRIVERS A Young
gentleman opposite replied: .Ill take the
part which ought to wear the hustle. Tie.
Young lady tainted, and was carried out Oh
salver. sa safs sAssat
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