Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-22

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s.l..s,r4 .sfig .l5EglJlfH1l} 80 4stiili ~
% id2bo Tho Kings MI Stake e3'i'is ii'
IiiiA number Of politicians, ali Of whom
We're seeking office under the govern
I1eit, were seated under q Tavern
lgoreh,' when an old topper named, joel
-, person .wH9 iI vas vas gYerYl loqua-
cI0asi Yd1eff eofrled = put exactly opHe-
sste when sete3r saj that be Would tell
thesata story, '1Ell told him To- fire
wayas ava, syah TheTssalRS9h1d EslIRShd L BE spoke fol-
ssdA ceftaihi Kiiddg-I DOM recollecthis
haThe he-hada a phifosoph upon WHOSE
judgment he always depended. Now
it happened one day that the King
took it in his head TO go hunting, and
summoned his y obles, and making the
necessary preparatians, he summoned
the philesophe :ands1askedi him Elf It
would raipIuiThe philosopher told him
itWaqld not and they starsedI, while
ioqfReying aloBg, thegInet a aeeountry-
man mounted on ajackasss ifjnts'f ~ 'a,o
I,etH He advised them to returh,i 9'for,,'
said he, lit willssurely rain9 They
smiled contemptupusly Y uBOA him, and
then passed. onIulBe Beferethey had gone
.napNj miles, however, they Had reason
to regret not having taken the rustie's
advice, as ashower eomingup drenched
them to the skin, When,they hanre1
turned to the palace, the !; King jreari7
ndanted the phileseP ,seYeEeLYaiis 8
'''iAT met a country nan !, said he, and
he kri6ws q great deal Ifere th8q you.
HE told me IT WQuld ram; w heFeaS You
tod me It Woiifd not} The! King then
gave MN ms wa king papers, taad. sent
for the cQuhtrY7maa1ql,t .WRPt5 soon made
his appearance. a.ii. hLk. eft. .I3iblo-
i.oa'a;Feli s.'';F1 me- sai9 The Kipg. fh9w you
knew it Woui5dd. rain ~ lnvt;7ai<0Jq iaIJ
lE.na II didTp knofy said the rustic; my,
Jackass told me SO. - ssi1spi 1Ga .s3;ty4gl.i
So "a I,rEf itf h6Mi prayd did he teD,isoug
4"By priPkfhg pP, his cars, your Maj
est9i aid The rnstie.ea ui1j.alle..;f sat
aiistrFhe King sent the, rusticiaway, and
procured. the jackass of him, he placed
iiiihhi:Athe siackassT.in /. the ol Office the
philosopher filed III .4stBn,n iess.
a And. hefe,v' observed; gJpel, locking
very wise ~ o-tsssis. hefe the King. made a
great n7fsthKe.'D i,.9s l,,jdunb teiral5
1s'H How 80 ?" inquired the auditers.J
iisa,Why, ever SINCE, that time, = said
joel, with grin on, his .phiZ,,Sis' every
| jackass wants an office-'r',,,S1 q sy-tsl ssI,
s'tn', - -. a,.f = ~ y7isl u! /.
where tire ''C9nffQalndfed ffpsl fli 41other'l
~ 9s'@,tn, .,,'Was,yY ayt,sigd bod>iHii
| EiiPerkfnsf IN y. y, Com mercial, Advertiser
"A gentlenlan who. came up the, Hud-
s3fi Ell the st. John yesterday, tells this
1 story: .eah5IH4
4 II noticed3iJhe said, Ialserieasi ie6z-
i ing man, ), who locked, 49, if 5he. might
Il have been a clerk or bOOkkeeper. The
min seemed to- be caring for "a crying
Baby, and wis doing. 'eSerything he
dttffd t0'still its s0b5, AS the child .be7
eaihe restless IN the BERTH, the gentle-
4 MAN took 1t In his arms and carried il to
i and fro in the cabin The sobs OF the
i child ifritateda rich man, Who o, was
! trying to reid until he blIrted out loud
lenodgh for the IA ther to- heariT-Ti,i,i, 9,s,l
7l'efNfhat does he Want to disturb the
jIwh8le eabfB NTH hat. d a baby for 2,
osThe, man only nestled the baby more
liqiiesiY in His arms, without saying "a
! worf: fh en- the baby sobbed again.
1 iss' Where Is the. con led nQther
4 that slie'donT stop its noise p g. ntinu-
] edthe pfofade Srumbiery 80. ..,iti1f..,.,s
1 sAt itnfs! Ter came up, to the
] man and sAia s''s4 am sorry we disturb
you,.sir,. butIndg dear baby mother is
4 in her e9ff n do pWTrinthe baggage room!
i I'm taking her back to aAabaNy Owhefe
1 we, used to iNe.,i ii .yl1iq 9ilg190f''''C
HH"fThe hard hearted Iilan ,lhd says my
| friend, naburied his face in ifsi4atne; but
i in p moment, Wilted by thesterrioFe re-
+ buke, he, was by. the. .side'o theG grief
stricken fatheE!s Theyiwere both tend
I ing, the baby. "Ron1 .sJasiis1 sIt ~
X -;Sd5 a~nEItt.J ~ -ff44..4-- 's;,ed 7sf
1, - 80 ,i,.SsT sEopper-Mad.fJaE baF e-i.
The following singular idnstanee of
Eeecentrieity, illustrating the close cons
Injection of the: mindaIv9th insanity, is
frelated 'by IProf.i Hanm6ntll in his
4 work on diseases of the. nervous sys-
/ TEN. ta,y3 lsss.a,;D II .d2gisG / .aa9
* e A. Iadyi had sinber5Aer .chndhood
shown asineuiarity, Of eendHct as re-
1yarded her table furniture. which she
i 'Wt3ald have of no 'UTiief material than
copper. She Carried this fancy. to, such
4 .tjf tiyfhrif t41.t even tfe 1snivaes vere
!, E,nlade ySf u adnfftter.'d Peopie. laiiphed, at
her. Aiitfgfietf to reason Her cut OF her
1!wflrl. but utnffA IN Vain. In no other re- =
| speet {yas there afiy .eyidenee of men,
I taE aEabkrfsti0iiii SRe WAS inteili.g{enrIt,,1 bv
Fno.heansl exoitabfe and in the iesnif enjoy
4 IireiIb of extelleirt HEALTH, An uncle
I had however died insane "A 'trihing
| cire1 fnstahcg started liz III her, a new
tram OF fif0Ig iiitti and excited emotions
4 " NTH sf2e cbfrid not Control. She read
I intiiei h n6rfhing ipbaDer that a MI. KocIpo- KcIo
1 'pefman had arrived at one, of. the ,ho-
tsEs alid isaf she aGgnffq hgr d5 GeteTplaa a