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Charles King.

The suhjoined letter explains itself. The
said Charles put on airs about WinchcS-
ter for several weeks, and several persons
were taken in" 10y him. We don't in
tend to tell that he went oil in debt to our
self to the amount of sixteen dollars. or
~, because his mcanneSs in this respect is
nothing compared to the mennncst Of
abandoning his wife. We believed lie
protested religion and joined the NJ. f.
Church before leaving Winchester. There
l. a reward ofS5O for him:
CALHOUN, GA, Oct. 9th, 1872.
~IR.J. I. MERRITT
SRI wish to know if you married
Charles King, a man proposing to be from
Virginia, to Mrs. Sarah l.. Stewart, OF
Winchester, Tenn.
The said King has abandoned his wife
and left her at my house. and gone for
parts unknown. He carried her little son
with him. He stole Il horse and buggy
and left this place on the 18th OF Septcm-
Der, 1872.
II you can give me any information
about him. As to his character, or whether
YOU ever married him or not, will be
much obliged. \
Respectfully,
JOnN llUDGINs.
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ACcIDENT.-We regret to learn that
Esq. Thos. Bell, a ~wcll-knOwn and worthy
citizen of this county, was severely i'll
jurcd last Friday afternoon by being
thrown from a mule. The accident oc-
CURED in front of Capt. R. Turner'S res
idence on the outskirts of Winchester,
Mr.. Bells collar bone was broken, and he
was otherwise injured. But wearc pleased
TO learn that no one apprehends he will
not recover.
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On our outside this week will be found
an article headed: Can't Atiordto Marry
1t was given to Il certain widower in Win
chester, and said widowcr gave it to Us
tor publication. The person who gave it
to him is a beautiful and accomplished
lady of our town. and we shall not he sur
prised if said lady and widower should
conclude. before the coming winter passes
away, that they are not only able but will
ing to try a life for good or i'll together
We shall see.
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TATLORING.-Mr. John Eland has open
ed Il shop over tie store Of VI. NJ. liender-
son d Co., and We have heard enthusiastic
praise bestowed upon him as a tailor. We
think him entitled to equal praise as a
man. and trust that he will receive the
patronage he merits. so that he may moi
regret leaving the old North State to be-
come Il citizen of Tennessee.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats and Trunks.

WINSYE1D BEOS., 10 Pubiic
SJnHre. N0shrilie, are rcc"iCinO
their FALL and UINTER STOCK
Ut BOOTS, SHOES, HATS ana
tn UNKS.
C3"CeHiS' BrOdd &cOtch- BOttOm
Roots, St0Mcw0U JdcksOn Kip Boots
dHd Kentucky HaHti"g Boots a
speciality.
CB Renember, 10 PHbits Square.
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To The Public.

fake this method ofreturning my sin
ccrr thanks to the good people of the good
old county of Franklin for all the iayorS
that | have ever been the recipient OF ut
their hands. | am now permanently To-
Gated ut the Tanncry known ~ the Hunt
d Euochs lanyard, ten miles Vest otNin-
chester. prepared to make leather A. good
rs the best. Leather given in exchange
for hides. Tanning done ON the shares
and in the most approved style. and AS
the people for a liberal share OF the publ
patronage. Respectfully.
JNO. G.. ENOCIIS.
Scptl9-lm
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LEGAL.-lu our paper this week will be
found the card OF Donaldson 4 Donaldson.
Scottshoro. Ala. The Mcs>rs. Donaldson
are worthy gentlemen. well known to
most Of our people in rankin county.
and We hope that al business needed to be
transacted in Alabama will be entrusted
to them. As Franklin county 'boys" we
wish this much forthem, but their merits
deserve far more.
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Oct10-2w


Our handsome sriend, Austin u. Sims,
was with Us u week or two since. He was
travelling tor Colonel Geo. f. Akcrs, the
prince of wholesale tobacconists in the
city of Nashville. Austin made a number
Of sales, and we are glad OF it. He de
, crves success, and certainly he could not
travel for II clcvcrcr man than Col. .AkerS.
if all reports he true. Our only wonder i
that Col. \, does not send our youn.
friend up this way oitcnrr.
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a change las been made this wcel; in
the wording OF the advertisement OF Mrs.
BOhan d floersI, Read the same, and
accept our word that ifyou want the latest
style of Il bonnet at the lowest possible
rate. you cannot be better satisfied than by
applyin ing to Mrs. Bolan q Floersh. We
have tried them, and know whereof We
sneak.
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TnANKs.-We tender our thanks to
Mcssrs. Pickett and Nelson Tor 4 compli-
mentary ticket OF admission to the MEM
phis Industrial Exposition" to begin at
the city of Memphis III, the 18th instant.
and end on the 18th proXimo, 1t will be Il
grand affair. and we wish that we could
say positively that we would be on hand.
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I"nsolvent Notice.

Having suggested the Insolvency of the
of Daniel Erazclton, deed, notice is
given for all persons indebted to
said estate to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims against it must
lille their claims, duly authenticated, with
the Clerk oi the County Court of Frank
lin county Within the time prescribed ny
law. or they will hc forever barred.
JOHN e. BRAXEITON.
Aug. 8, lSI2-3m Administration
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RELIGIors.-We are requested to state
that Rev. j. Z. Scoby will preach at the
Christian Church at Decherd on Sunday
next.
Elder ]. NJ. +. Snithson has changed
lis appointment az salem from the 4tll
Sunday in October to the lst Sunday in
November.
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Warning---Note Lost.

On or a,out the last Monday of August
past. in the city OF Louisville. kentucky,
the undersigned lost or mislaid a note
drawn by Il. r. ~Stcinhagen. payable one
dav after date. for the sun OF two hundr
and sevcntv-Six dollars u twenty-five
cents tS27G PSI Notification i IlereD!
given To- prevent any one purehI'''s VI
trading tor said note:
Winchester, Tenn. Sept. ~, T2Gt
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Northeastern Notice.
Jas. t., G. +. a. +. Hamilton VS. Ransom
Davidson ct ais.


~ 49, fH - -
Davidson ct ais.
Amended Bill.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF thc Clerk " Master. from
the Injunction Bill, which l. sworn to.
that tac defendant. VIM. Davidson. is Il
nonresident OF the State of Tennessee,
50 It the ordinary process of law
ca De served upon him.
therefore ordered Chat publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal, published in Winchester,
Tennessee, requiring said NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANT to appear ON or before the fourth
Monday in January next. hciCrttnc Chan
Gerry Court at W Winchester, Franklin county
Tennessee. and plead, answer. or dcmur To
compartments bill. or the saulc viii be
taken for confessed. and st for i,aring
cNpArtoaS 10 him. Witness my hand ut
Office, this sept. II. 1872.
+. II. FINCH, G.. Il NJ.
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Fitzpatrick. Gregory Il Davis, Solicitors
for cOmplainants.
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900

FugSIrUEE.--Remcmber, when you
want elegant furniture at low prices. that
Mckoin Il Co.. No. II College street. keep
OIL hand the largest supply in Nashville,
and will Gil all orders with promptncss.
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GEN, CNEATuAM Az WIN
CHESTER.
Crowd wild with Enthusiasm.
BoGucts and smiles from the La
dies.

TO Ilc Editor OF the | mo ana American.
WINCHESTER. Oct. i.-Gcn. Cheatham
was serenudcd last night. and spoke lOa
LARGE crowd few words OF thanks. lie
was greeted with immense applause. To-
day the spraking commenced AT II O'Clock.
Mr.. johnson lending. There was nor n
word Of Applause or approval The crowd
sat very inpaticutly, but still respectfully.
There was not a word of intrrripliou or
ANYTHING to disturb the distiugui ,hcd
speaker; but it was easy to see that his
words were not rclished. lIcagain alluded
TO This ~ 4 politicians war. a rich mans
war and a poor mars fight. and again said
that if his advice had been taken there
would have been no war, IL j., little diff
tiruIt to Get people to believe that Mr..
Johnson was The only man in this country
who knew how to save it frUmdcstrurtion
ii little difficult 10 believe that two great
opposing principles which could be set
tied by no forum. but the battlefield.
would not have marched ON unconscious
of Mr.. johnson to their legitimate result.
a settlement hy the arbilrampnt Of runs.
II i, a little hard to believe that men who
r.uollscI one of those PRINCIPLES. believing
if riglt. and fought for it until it was set
tied, are Guilty Of Lrrasou. or moral crime.
He again denounced Dunningtun in BIT
tcrtrrns. ass traitor who came BRINGING
TO him for pardon. Those who KNOW
Frank Dunninglon. will know how much
crinying he did. Pardon accepted vast
mere acknowledgment: that we accepted
the situation and yielded to the power Of
the government. Ii was no acknowledge
! ,,,,,t nt rrinn M moral Uuilt but nDly az
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For SALE.-A Scholarship in Dolbear's
Commercial College" New Orleans. and
one in the Mound City Commercial Col
ic.e." St. Lonis. Mo., worth. respectively.
s-N and $3.50. Liberal discount made.
Apply to ". J. SLATER.
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PAY Us Surely those who " IL will
not longer put It's oil. We need money.
and il some satisfactory return to this.
our last appeal, i. not made, an officer shall
do the business for u hereafter.
W. J. 81 AFTER,
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Lincoln County Fair.

fCONMuNiCArED.l
Lincoln County Fair.
We were present the last three days OF
the Fuirut Fayetteville, and notwitlstand-
inc the weather was very disagreeaple'
found at al times large attendance rom
the different counties ~ofTenncsSee. Inc
new Fair ground. although not ycV COM
Melted. f. "A decided improvement ON Ihe
old. The Association commenced III 'ooo
with $1,000 capital; they p''rc''''eu ',G
Old Fair grounds for Thar amount ana sou
,h,n for $1,000. $1,000 of which they paid
f,, the new grounds near the railroad
Thpy have twenty acres, ten OF wlIcl are
enclosed with Il speed-rinS ohc-l9Hrtl OF
Il mile in length. The Association have
still on hand $l,200, with which they IN
tend to beautify the grounds before onotll-
rr Fair. We predict that old Lincoln will
have the incest grounds and the best ac-
c%ommodation of any county i'll the o'"'c'
The premiums were much superior 10
any purchased at the previous falrS' III
500 premium offered by Dr. Gardner OF
Now Work.. was awarded to j, NJ. Ihor
ton. who also took the premium at Louis
vile. Ky., last fall, when he competed
with the entire South. As usual there
was a great deal of fine stock on hand AS
wc were not present the first of the w"cN'
we cannot say anything about the many
works of art and mechanism shown. NV
saw several of Franklin county's fair
daughters present during our stay, with
smiling faces, who eemcd to be quite
popular with the young men OF lhncoIh'
No accident happened to maj the pleasure
ofthOse present. and had 1t not been Tor
the rain and mud, all would have gone Is
'mcrry as a marriage BELL"
ATLANTA M~ARKET.-Ihe following are
the ruling prices for the articles mentioned
in the Atlanta lGa.) market, as reported BY
II. T. Cox 4 Co., of that city:
CoRN-White, per bushcl, Sja0O; yell
low, 70.
WHrAr-Tem. White, per bushcl, GOA
/ 70; Tenn. Red, l 50tl 60.
OATs-per bushcl, 50ajj.
FLouR-Fancy. sack % pounds, 4 50s
4 IS; Family, 4 OOai %; Extra 5Oa4 co.
Supcrfnc, 2 5Oa3 90. Flour in barrel.
same proportion AS in sacks.
BACoN-Shoulders, per pound, S'aa5
Hams, lialG Clear Sides, l2leal3.
MEAL-pcr bushcl, S5a0O.
HAY-Tcnnesscr. per 100 pounds, l5oo
| 80.
LARD-In barrels, per pound, l0ail
cans, llI2al2lac.
BurrER-prr pound. 25a30c.
EGGs-per dozen, 2ja30c.
FEArHEEs-pcr pound, GOa1Oc.
DRY UIDEs-pcr pound, .l9a20.
A SnEErINGS-pCr yard, l3al3l9c.
rs SIIEETINGS-pGr yard, Hall Ct.
CorroN YARNS-prr bunch, | 6OAl 60
Hunt says, ~ man is not honest if he
~endangers the los, of an amount of prop.
crty which, if lost by lire, would disable
him from paying his debts" y man WI,
owes tor his stock fails in his duty to hi,
creditors if he does not insure them. i
however, they are paid for, he will, if h,
ever hopes to be a successful n&n, he pru,
dent enough to insure them. No man i
rich enough to insure fol himself; nctthc
Stewart. nor ClailiN, nor Aston do it,. TIA,
case of Il wealthy property owner in Chic
ago. who did his Own insuring and was il
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State Of TonneSSeG-Franklin Go.
Original Attachment. in the Circuit Cour
at Winchester. =

III W ill'I'~ltI'
Colvar & Curtis and John IL. Martin vs.
William Hendrix.
In this case. il appearing by PiiidAvtt
that the defendant, VIM. Hendrix is Justly
indebted to the plaintiiI-. and Is a non
resident ofthc state Of Tennessee. 80 that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be sery-
ed on him; and an original attachment
having been sued out. rcturnnhIc to the
Circuit Court of Franklin county. andtIie
same having been levied on defendant :
property. it i ordered by tn" Clerk that
publication be made four successive weeks
in the Home journal. Il new. paper pub
ii-hCd in the town of incheStcr, COM
manAing the said William Hendrix to ap-
pear before said Court. at the Courthouse
H. Winchester, on the ith Monday of No
vcmbur. lS12. to make defense To said SUIT
against him, or it Will be proceeded with
cT pu,i".
Witness my hand, AZ Office. thi, Goth day
OF september, ls72.
+. j. Jason, Clerk.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
For CON tNE ".

FOR CONfRESS.
We are authorized to announce Hon.
Jno. NJ. Bright Il candidate for reelection
to Congress from This. the 9Th. Congress
,iontl district. Election in November.
o STATE SENATE,
We are authorized to announce D.. y,
Tillman III Lincoln counly, Il candidate
for state Senator, from the dIstrltJ COM
posed of the counties OF Franklin, Lincoln
and Marshall. Election in November, ISL,
0 REPRESENTATIVE
We are authorized to announce \. j,
simpson. Esq, a candidate to represent
Franklin county in the next Legislature.
Election in November.
Wc'arc authorized to aunounc" q. "
Bowling. ESD. a candidatc to represent
Franklin county in III" nest General As
,cmIly. Election in Aoycmhcr nest.
We are authorized to announce II. j;
Moore a. a candidate tor tLe legislature
Election in November.
W.J. Slater announces himself u can
dilatc to represent Franklin county in
the Lower House Of the next General ~
Srmhiy
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Iosr.-One pair Of Jctt Earrings, gold
mounted. and one plain Jett Cross. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving them
with ii. W. NEWMAN
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Rates Of Advertising.

Ad, ertiscments inserted at 81 80 per
e1nnre OF ten lines BREWER size first in
s%ertion, and IS cents for each subsequent
insertion.
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Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency ofthe
estate OF X. K. Mclean. deceased. notice
Is hereby giycu to all persons indebted to
said estate to make Immediate payment Z;
and those having claims against it, must
Tile them. duly authenticated. with the
Clerk of the County Court of franklin
county. on ar before the LIST day VI jam
! airy. 1853, or they will hr forever barred.
T.. +. MCLEAN. Admir-.
I Srpt. ~ '-1-Cv
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R n 4
WHIPPLE & PHILLIPS

Have moved their Drug store to tn" sOuth
corner of the Square. into the c~ommodiouS
recently fitted up for the use of our
increasing drag trade, and where can al
way, he found Il general stock of Drugs.
Medicines. Paints. Oils. Glass. Soaps, Per-
fumerv. Cosmetics. &c.
All the popular and reliable Patent
Medicines Of the day on hand. In short.
every article ever kept awcll-appointrd
Drug Store.
Thanking the public for tie very liberal
patronage heretofore extended us. we res
pcctfully request a continuance of the
same.
WUIPPLE & PHILLIPS.
Winchester, Sept. u, 1872.
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Come and examine them wd lie
they are fresh.
octlO-2Y
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FAIL GOODS.

stock, Of
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.rll Is. SETTLE. JAWS }. PRYOR
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SATURDAY. MORNING. APRIL 81, 1879.

/ with the thud Of sword-hilt against
the 9Th rib, and panic.stricken de-
maud for 9 hufdls TO carry home the
dead body upon. Happily, in ii. Tar
tines case, however, all such gloomy
climax is avoided. At the fifth or sixth
pass, tho captainl growing tired Of it,
| attacks; ". Tartibe parties the cap
tain stamps his foot and tries agaiti NJ.
Tartine responds; but somehow the
swords in the medley become entangled
aud both thrust together - with this
result, that the captains shirt-sleeve gets
ripped open as ii with pair of scissors,
aud NJ. Tartine loses piece of his uwtl
shirt-front just near the collar bone.
This is enough for all the exigencies of
the case. The four seconds busily in
terfere to staunch the blood. Each man
has wound the tenth of an inch deep
aud about three inches long, something
like good pin scratch. The surgeons
hurry to the fore with lint aud collod ion;
and it is unanimously declared that the
honor of all concerned is satisfied.
An hour later the whole party are
breakfasting together like gallant rivals
iii the chief hotel of Vincennes..
"And now will you tell me-" laughs
Capt. spadause, as he helps NJ. Tartinc
to Chablis, why you all US Pr;eto-
rinns 2"
Bah !" smiles NJ. Tartinc, "thc arti-
Gle wasn't mine, and don't know whose
it was. When l read it in print
thought was dreaming"
"Dreamiug about the Soudun," inter-
poses NJ. de Caracole, laughing in his
turn, aud he Instantly adds, awe will
use our small influence with the govern
er to get the interdict on the Citgare
repealed"
Il never doubted the generosity Of
the army" says NJ. Turtlne, bowling.
Nor we the loyalty of the press"
answers Capt. Spadasse, returning the
bow.
Perhaps it would have been as logi-
cal if all these explanations had tax .n
place yesterday instead Of today" cuts
in tho civilian surgeon onsc again, with
a shrug.
Pardon me, dear colleagues" rejoins
the military one polite,ys "she laws of
honor are not things to be lightly set
aside" c."-PdN MaH Gazette.
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A Palace for Merses.

Every detail exhibited The most per-
feet adaptation and taste. Truly palace
would be more appropriate name for
so perfect and expensive stable. Five
large stalls on each side of wide alIey;
the divisions are about six feet high
with an iron railing extending around
1he top, completely isolating each oceu-
pant from tho others, as we'll as from
the gaze of visitors. AS the door is
open to admit Joe Elliot to his stall,
notice there is no manger; the hay is
eaten frcm the A,or. In one corner is
an iron receptacle for feeding grain. 1t
is low, very simple, and convenient.
The nearer nature is initiated the better.
That knew and often advised There
is moro economy and less trouble to feed
from manger than from rack, yet in
nineteen out Of twenty stables through
the country, the manger will be found
go high aud extending so far out over
the head that a horse Of ordinary size
must reach up to cat his hay, aud in so
doiDg sits the seed and dust from it
upon his head aud eyes. Nature has
designed the horse to eat his food from
.He ground, else the pasturage would be
tilsed To level with his head. The
proper exercise of the muscles of the
torelegs aud shoulders requires this, and
Il neglect Of it 10 of,on the cause Of weak
knees. While louking ut the floor, Mr.
Bonner anticipated my inquiry by say
ing: The floor is made up by series of
sluts. with spaces between large enough
to allow the passage 6s water. Beneath
there is water-tight floor, with pitch
of two inches ou one side for drainage,
with the false flooring just chat much
thicker aud higher on that side." The
extra flooring is SO constructed 10 two
! sectious that it exH be raised from the
centre bott ways, and PLACID on edge
when removing the accumulation of
objectionable matter beaeath. at this
time my attention was called to tho
occupants Of sYane Of the other stalls.
Here" mid Bonner,"is is Princess, Flora
Temples greatest competitor. When l
bought her, short tf,ne ago, and placed
her under my treatmene, she ,puYet like
a foundercd hprse. This L knew was
the effect ofcontrsceion and bad sheeiag.
This fesult Of my treatments is proof of
the'corsectaess of my Judgment, as you
see she now moves as freely and natural
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ss..,ss.... .,s.. ,g<FEX1 zez115
ksity insects, the cat q Ehs AiiiiHlla
A good tat ii hard 70 die. t kea tRS
eyes, 4 tall; Sddo head % Is bsy ends
isaad 1 iegI andst sach Satsias cotas %
its body. It's body Has -four sdzaszs.
TIC 5fi which afS tBsfiHd a 90 ban
Kittens, that IL, Ii ii IL ID 3 No kssssl
t. cat has no kittens t5 uss'Mss. 90
eat balls ofvyafss aid play viii aaies,
but are not $50 rswest sasszosas, thsE e,
fresh ones. 81 Some fsiksziilie asIta 10
huckleberry dumpIings are Rskf
Fathes sses=ss 9 ssesspifs hss q ,:ss;
day, and Aunt Polly had sNinz lass spss.
mere "a black ca. don't SheK 20 ~
tobacco as asmemhera aot coRgress, hgs
spits mote when y is mad. Syrup of
squills will viii max, .a sat sat hpn', sg* tzg.
psatine is better for the hair. dQthss
cut her thumb on . ,Hat iron and lsid Sc
to the cat. Then. father wallcped Her.
Fan Behi6d The hen.Soop ss:. q I'd sassssssse.
The new maiuis.arr, q easss 81 Sses . ssr
house yesterday, and dc dous ailk his
new trousers in . caaif full 81 yoaHg
cats. He spilled 'sm'tssa sIsg H.
rcd pig 70 pay With sI'd lend yod shy
Sunday .scfiooi book. Cat has Iapt In
her mouth. Y Mothers Tap aiaf. 8 Did
you ever see cat hold 4 boz Of pills On
the end of her tai. A tsseeaiag Aessh;ue Ass
runs, bu. not 80 easy as cat .fRAsis
all know of her. ic ~ Tsgssoaz %si
~ a o EiiF TneMAs SHrNes
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Been on n druukp'
$50 have l." was the answer.

4 Jewish Rtbbi in. Richmond wrstos
the Dispatch that the hshtriug rod Of
our times was kgoTn In the thirteenth
century and quotes from work extant
iu iEJi the ,iuiiowins: iii you want TO
prevent tho thundcrs from destroying
your castle, then put Oh the roof metal
wire, aud it will be s4ved." But more
remarkable is this about the telegraph,
which Jewish exile from Spain in
1892 wrote, 1--WE have good proof
(for an Invisible connection) in the mag
net ston9. IF you break this stone into
two parts positive and regative), and
you lay one part ct!s side aud the other
ON the other side, even. though they are
separated thousands of miles, but con.
nected by "a wire oD iron, then every
movement which you make ou one side
will he visible on the other in the same
moment"