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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
PAINFUL CEREMONET,
pEGRADiNG A FRENCH OFFICER

A painful ceremony, and one nnw"rIhy the
brave and generous French people, has heen
carried out at the Ecole hiliiaiie III far'~, the
same being the degradation OF CerIbeer an a'ny
officer. This gentleman only fault va ilat
he was a Bonapartist aud acted in the Interest
Of the empire as long as he acted al all dnri",s
the recent severe struggle lie was wealthy,
well married, brave, and rrizeman "t 'he
French Academy. When war wis declared la
was ordered to PhalsbonIg and bore himself
saIiantly until he heard of the fall OF The iih
pire aud the battles Of Metz and Sedan. lo"i
Ing upon the situation AZ hopeless, he took adj
vantage OF negotiation. to remain prisone'
within a German lines. When the conflict Wa
over he was tried and condemned to death io
desertion. President Thiers commuted the sen
tence to Punishment for ten years; but insisted
upon his military degradation. Six regiment
were drawn up in a hollow square,and Cerf.eeI
q tall, stalwart, and handsome blonde, wa
placed in the centre, with the colonel, who acte
a. master Of ceremonies, in front Of him. !
uon.commissione.i officer tore off the golde
badge Of rank from the officers shoulder, an
the adjutant read the sentence Of ,ourtmartia
ordering degradation. The colonel declared il
provisions, and C.rfbeer was walked in front {
all the soldiers present and then conducted b
the police to the Belgian frontier.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
oeatn from a singular Cause.

About eighteen months since l.. b. Drew ior
..u. v.srs a resident Of Sacramento, and a
%"i %'rh,v esteemed citizen. was the victim Of a
nrsc,;csI Joke on the part Of friend, who came
pn behind him, and, seizing him by the arm,
u;nchsd one Of them 50 severely as to leave the
msrks Of his fingers impressed upon the iiesl'.-
From this apparently insignificant injury =. a
cancer was developed, which bailied al tue skill
ofthe surgeons, and in September, 1871, it wa
found necessary 10 amP"taee ms arm near 'he
sho,ider. The stump appeared to heal at first
h", a second cancero,i formation soon developed
itself. and .ecoud operation was perform ed
with The same result. A third development
nece.sitated third operation, with no heite'
result, and the unfortunate man, after 'inger'nl
in untold agony month after month, succumbec
ut last, dying in this city. Deceased was ma
tive Of Plymouth, N. H., and leaves widow an,
Eve children.-San Francisco Bulletin
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
PENNSY YLVANlA RAILROAD
1KM0 ~ 3
~ AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT; IL. ls

WESl flllLAptl.tHlA.
Train leave DEPOT. Thirty second ana Market ats.
Mman Line westward.
paoli Accommodation daily. except Suudag. ?"
Am. 80 Am. and IL 10 a. m. H." p IN '4O PIN
and lU3D y. III.
NiuaAra Express daily. except Sur day, 80 a.
sunday, $40 a. M.
Mah daily. eseert sunday .".....,...,;. sooam.
Fast Line and Erie Lxp. daily x.SGhiayl- la.E.n.
Harrisburg Acc. daily. eNcent SUNDAY, . ~ Pin
Lancaster aGi YORK Ast. da'i,, g SUNDAY lnr.m
Southern Expire. taly 9,nj r,,n.
Erie Nail iaiiy ................ ii 10 l.la.
Paoli Sunday Ir"ins,.... ~ a.'n "ai 4 10 i..i.
Cincinnati Exr. oniy t" iiarrzhnt. %, itariass
Eric Mail Saturday n-ht runs un5 to illail>pott
For Emigrant Exrre,- Ifa,t. iea' h,- ~ 4. II.
dailycxceyt iuniay, II ke!s must he y; ;otsrs aand
''s '"7N New ia., Di.i~i.n
Exriess ior NeM i"'k, !5, seani II ' -" 49,
Eaors, f1so n Tain for @ lsnl "' ' Haa'n en- i Il
t4nis5ant Tram ;St New YORK. II or N.
! Way Trans Tor Biistul, go AID 10 a ii.
| Way lraiu Tor Trenton, $50 PIN.
Way Train III Il aims hnr. and Eusteto.., .eo in
New York aunia, Trans, "a N. d A. y ~. and
CAS- IL linin conn.sts at irea ga 10. iumhert-
liolmesbure Bustieton. 100 N, i2.5os ..l5 = u.
Way Tram tor New brunswick ,."..."... 20 IN:
Exrress Trains for Trenton .aoa'u and 100 and
Way Trans Tor Trenton. 1910 4 ~, , -. 800 and
| 1901 IN.
Way Train for Bristol . ............,.... too
FOR BELNIDERE DIVISION.
| Express for Trenton. LambertSilie. Easton, Seran
Way Train TO Lam mbertyillS3 Pennington, Id. 90 am
Express for Trenton, Lambertyilie, Easton. ,. ran
] ton. &c, 4OV IN.
Accom- for Bsididere snd Pennington. 80 IN
| MARKET STREET FERRY
II AmbOy DtvsstOas
I Accommod oda. for New York via Amboy, go Il N
Nay Trains for Trenton, 500 and 1000 a 10, i2.o'
noon and 90, 500 and 800 IN.
Accommodations Tor New York via Perth Amboy
2O0
| Account for Ne. York via JeIsey City, .6d p IN
| Way Train for Burlineton- .... -, p u
| Way Trains for Borientown, e1and ll.20 p N
| Express Trains Tor Long Braneh o,}1 u IN and 20
EXP. Train sior Hiohtstown o-,1 m ANA 2. % p II
| Express Trains for Pembetton, Long Branch an
| \. j. southern and Tuckertnn Railroads, f.'"'
Way Iraius tor Mt. Holly %, 5. 30 and l 80 IL
Way Trains for Penbertcn. lu.io IL, :. II. 30 an
90 pm.
Sleeping Car Tickt for the " est can be had o
application the Ticket Office, sol Chestnut street
, and at the Depot. Thirty. second an Market sts
Agents oi the Union Transfer Company will ca
for and deliver baggage ut the Depots. Orders wi
7 receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Car
can also be obtained at the following
TICKET OFFICES n: S%s:'aS street
and at the Depots and Ferry named above.
;. A J. CASSATT Ecncrrt NunGprr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
wOslEY. TAYLOR 4 a.

MOSI.EY, TAYLOR 4 ~.
Successor to Thomas b. Bsesop.)
Oronoe Strret, beioW .Sirfh, Brigafs Alley,
WILMINGTON DEL.
WOOD TURNING.
Circular and Ornamental Scroll Saving,
uo1rsE BRACKETS. CABINET AND oARPEN
TERs' TURNINGS, NEW ELS bal
USrERS, BALUSTRADES..
s,.,,;ors of All Lengths and Sizes Bored Or Solt1
rTRCTLAR MOULDINaS Turned Or Mschip
iasa.sWWsAS iarsaa.NsWWsASTED.-aum Timber suitable fo, Car
risge Wheel HUB "N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24

Inc NIL IRAN @iil ruh suhjett to delay; incl
ut freight business, AMI i'll stop only at sta
tinIs HIere time Ia given.
NEW CASTLE TRAIN
Leate ntE ,astle for Wilmington and Phliadsi.
nt ,.iu 4. NJ, Leave Philadelphia at l2.OO II. and
" ilmii stun at l.l0 P. A.. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
AiditiunGito to those above, leave Smyrna for Clay
ton II :. u. H.. uhi .,t y. A.. Leave Clayton Tos
Smyrnas4 $40 a. m.. and 200 p. III :. to make connec
ton with ttainstO and from Dover. and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anue's i Kent Railroads
At CLAYTON. with the Mary land and Delaware
Railroad.
AT HAkRIN NiT0N, with tho uuetion and Break
| water Railroad.
At SEAFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
| Railroad.
At DFLMAR, with the Eastern shore Railroad
and Wicomico and focomoke Railroad.
| u. +. kENNEY Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
4Na.NN tsnEtsl ItExA <lOk T.
-. ". cor. Fourth and Market 81,
WliMl SUioN, DEL.

The unUrfN IgnFI 70 IITTUTTJ al 7fT\
lttafa u.unct, to- si. old friends and thetf8fi
.HNEpuhitr gru"ral, that he hdS couriei ~
IT, ed nis new store. aud h1 -uter.s 81 witt stock
3f inc new and fresh
GROCERIES, SEuARs ASp Mol iScI>
L0vcyinEcru,hri, sr,nudt"i $50" ''i' or.ac Si@ars
syit, u hitc ana ,oti,- "a .it.t
.,yrup and all MT 81 VI is-cr,
Oh uovernm,ut lava t,uu,. ir.antra, Matieatno,
Rio, Green ANA it,..i,i' u,. tLD htl Il iiiA aad
Grcen To- VI hitc .ui ~! Nl,o, f"n'iil f'nar.
,,n tuit Il ',nuri fflts. ir'nrh and fucish
Mus;,ri. F"fc ol,,- nti, " .inat, Nh ,hl""n and
i,s, Cheese, r..h R"li Euttcr. EateIe Cocoa and
Choeuiatc. Nulm,rrI!l Macar"ni, A>h,ng Soap IN
g,uat ,rptj ry.et SOAP. SLY ,th- ''arrh, Cur,
raut- l;ai.il '"'. ~. ttmorr', Nurc Meat, Dried
pcarnr, all trisrs Crauh, trrc,, E,orms. fn'"ted
Eurt,i,. brushes. srctm, .tiam'utiGe "nd in'' "
,1Idt,,, ahd All "ti.-i u-n'lil teii 't' we'll as
,.gt. ttu,t r 1jarr. tail tli >HiLlhe iuS .,ti.
l. JAMES tkIlI'IH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
Words pltIy spoken.
~ vsrrsL DANE.

~ sTagL DANE.
4 word Atly spoken is like apples o' s''" :"
n Of sily o.. r.H-PROvKRBS.
ood 10 vatehias. God is waiting
He will Judge you by and by.
Far the words you might have spoken
J Spsak them yet before you die.
wait not; if q brother fallsth
0o and take him by the hand.
Help him ssin foothold somewhere-
Point him to better land.
snsak the word! but do it kindly.
.Lst him know that God is lote-
That for him 80 vile and sinful"
There il Joy and pesce above
pescs and joy. IL he repenteth
From the error Of his way
Hope. and home. and Heaven Tor all
five only watch and pray
IF your words were "ftly spoken
MANY n sinner you might bring,
From a world Of sin and sorrow
Close to Calvsry's cross to cling
Many a soul that's wandering biindly
In labyrinth Of sin,
Going further from our Father.
By kind word You might win
Sneak il then to all the fallen.
Hove'sr base or low they lie
For the wrong by them committed
Jesus blood can rectify.
Let your path be e'er so humble.
There il work for you to do
Do II bravely. never falterlns.
Keep Gods kingdom still IN vie~'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
Fora hoInesreao IN the West.
G u s 0 = e8S1lE
PENNSYC IANlA CENTRAL r. 4.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE.

OR vi r II = Is u X q
And all places IN TIE bss., I'a.tmsG a.
Ncrthoss'.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24

A MARRIED MAN OF l3 ABUSES HIS WIFE
OF S5.-A boy Of 13 years, named Nathan
Simon an lsraelite, was arraignet before Justice
Shandley, yesterday, for beating his wife Emily
q lady Of 35 summers. Nathan is an overgrown
beardless lad who had dirty face. Mrs.
Simon is q somewhat tall lady, without any
special claim to good looks. Nathan whmpered
like an unwilling school boy when brought be-
fore his Honor.
Justice Shandley-"Whv did you beat your
wife?"
Nathan lin a whining tone)-"Because she
wouldn't get my dinner ready
Justice-"Now, see here, ii you are brought
to this court again for maltreating your wife.
will send you to the Juvenile Asylum. How
long are You married, bovf
Na.han-One year, sir"
Justice TO Mrs. Simon - Madame take thi
boy home and wash his face"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24

The longest bridge in the world is said to be
on the Mobile and Montgomery railroad, over
the Tenos and Mobile rivers. 1t is Is miles in
length, and has ten draws one for each naviga-
BILE channel. The bridge itself is Of wood, but
the supporters are iron cylinder. The structure
cost 81 900 900, and has heen three years in
course Of construction
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
and $ are mixed or market trains.
SrNo.y Tp,H
DHILADELPulA. MILMi NaTON - BAL
L MORE RAILROAD.

on and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871.
a passenger car will be attached to the IreiSht
tram iesving Phiiaieinh,s at s0O p. u, tor Will
tliuston.
The train will stop at Stations as follows, whom
signniled trays Ferry. e.l2 y. N. Lararstto =
pm: Chester, e4l =. W; Lsmekip. sAo y. NJ; thur
low e4s J.. III: Linwood s,ts' y. ~; Clay mont, l0Ol
p. M Elersiie, lois y. M Arlve WilMiny ton, 1870
n m l"ci.0l n. r KENNEY. Sup't-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
H-TaE shoH,eeI Arlt GEsr "ourE. -

kZ-TQE shoKtteI Atp Gksl ROurE. -
ILisl,ne a Il ard sIno, ,.ualie j inducements per
.ousiesirine cap and ieNreit,"',s passage To tn
West nd deserves pnitruiatiA the AT enti"n "l AL
su,h as desire To avail theusri - "l the hamestea
Eill passed by the last Cons res.
Tho Pennsy " anis Central RaiiF"sd, with its cor
ting lines il by ~, miles .hu shortest route 10
Chicago AMI other proninen places ia the est,anl
Is also the uckest, cheapest and best route 10 At
Dromip u en- places III the Southwest aud Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and airy
Passenger Care, furnished with cushioned seats with
nov cal backs watertank stoves. in Win'er. and
with such ether conyeniances a. tereauise tor IN
.oufort Of families.
Through ticketsa sold t. tbromin gu pl aces 1t
the W est. SuuthMes and Northwest, at about hal
the usual first class iare.
Children under Eve old AZ tree, and ehiidrel
.etWseu the a. ot i've audtseiTI years ray hslf
B,egaxechecksd cd and forward by the .me trait
With tho passengers. Eightyp pounds oibagsags sar
he'd free TO every full passenger.
The train lea, es daily EXCEPT SUM and tick ct
must be procured ami b..ssss cred al the once
No ll6 Market street, hy uei0ct L. Nj:
| Dy addressing tue undersielei he will forward
,eturp Of mail frcn oicharee aeircuiar cont aiuins
| complete pfies list, map. correct e,ry
Homestead Law, asd siys ;ssh o,her
1" oftha PennsylvaniaR Railroad Canlpanv
No. 1l6 Market Stteet. PLiaieIphi,
/ PhiladNlphia. Iuna ~. ssI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
Railrpaa Zines.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and 6s'u.
more Railroad.

G4AAHW q e -
TIME TABLE.
comuenc,ls MONDAY Jnne Sd. isl2. YiAius wi.l leav
n!SiS
W s.Spssss ss
lou with Smyrna Branch Railroad and Maryland and
sfs.s.s.sl R.iiSosd a. ss.iSa Win IorsHssssr and
-s Hs1 "s .aa
KxPkSs. TEAM =. lso NJ. Sunday. excepted, 10.
:M;,: md Goa..s.
&
s:T.: fs;sss $s;s
rex ii
Gss:o1 ss.s.t h..n FsF''
PssssngeIstar Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. sns
| wiLMIeG TON TRAINS
sv1E pi 81, so
100 sU daily Pm The 500 NJ train connect. with
LEAVE u = wIsisSTos H. NJ and sis Ssn .vy
..' On ' sauds
ssv: w",ns,on ,5sa ,,sS at %,.,,o win enn.
,sa. aSs',91 Sy ss,ss, he soA
rala Il" saIro a.S ',' XII ssAs
s,oRp.s a. Al staten. chester osss ana rA"-
sa; CO. % sss rn,:'ssH sas s..1S .s'
days ~ 2.3O p. Phiadel lphia Tor Chester Heights
| A2.3 p. IN PhilAdelphis Tor Oxford Al 7OO D.
| Wednesday, ana sasurdays $50 ?. N, The 100 u,
train sops At oil Stations besween Philadelphia aud
!, Lanokin.
Leave Port Dspos, I PhiAdslphA FunGays excepted, Al
9,25 Z. IN Andt Us OXnru for Phiiatelrhs Al
6i0 . m: Chsdds Ford tor Philai- pnis AZ u,
sunday. leave phiiadepha tos o'prt 80 a. M,
| leave Oxford for fnilaiephia \ ~ =, m.
Trains leaving ilnngton Al 90 aud 4'H' wiz
conect Al Lsmokih Jun..!oi with TOO and
4Op TO- trans for Philadelphia aii E,ltim9r- Cen
| traI Railroad.
fHROCGE TRAINS rROH B4t t1iHOEE.
LEAVE WII.MIS61DN at ~ 81, ..1 ST 5,2, itsi, j.
| CHESTER For PHILADELFHid.
LEAVE CHESTER at ~. d? SIS, = tIh II os A
i:hs, al. a. e. ~, Gll, q. ana ~. ~ + N
( From Baitnoicta ~ lkliaitpLiA L,., t,unot- ~ !
An. way Mall , - Al Alttt - l. /" n,
- press -5t 81 hIplaaa tib b, ii Lfit-s".
From BAitiNinit ia.t. no.Gh !uI
, at5unF.M
Accouiuoiats1 aiaitOin roit ueposit al ea'ei-'
l.. ylratU ~ 4. Al Halttno,rs nd ntrInnei ate "a.
J. t,nns.
TEAMS For BALrIAokE.
| Leave Chester At a,6 ard . II A. .ani ,55 Pm,
Leave Wilmington at i2,52, Is aut IoU. ~. ~ u
| s.l7Ph. .. = ...-.-...
SUNDAY TRAIN From BALTIMORE.
Lsavss Baltimore st !ar s"lpiur NJ Asgnons Ferry
msLs Ab.Iieeu hasIe de firAc-feIi} s!..-C e
f. town. North East. kikten. Newark. Stanton. h-~
port Wiim,ny ytou, lsy moot, LiswC.' and Cheatsi
II kEsNEi snGsnntr udent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
New 0OUl anu >saOc store.
= GEO. :. HAGANl,

No WEST SECOND STREET .lll
between Market and Shiplcy aslust "Eehs. =,
rse and varied Boots na a"H "%biaTeI
.1i IN hn ,rs,,os,.s to sell ut priersto suit IN
present times, any fe,n,. l,,. '''''' mar .l,O
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24
REDUCTION In PAS6AQE RATES
ANCHOR LINE ATEAMERS

r., SAIL. EvEBY v EDNEspAY AND SArus-
DAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Rsilwsy Sta
tion or Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland. Nor
way. sweden. Denmark. Germany. France. hol-
land, Belsium, and & .As Hpi{sa d State, stafes,,nov ,,v
Cabin ,ars from hNn MN iORk e LgNDOM. Llv-
day. Steamers $50 By SATURDAYS steamers oeS
EXCURSION TICK ETs, el2o.
INTERMEDIATE, o3S, STEERA0E. o2S.
| payable in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Gown
try can purchase tickets at lowest rates. For FUR
shsE gs,ts%l.5ss s,ts%l.5ss apply to the AGENTS. HENDkR-
/ SAMUEL Z. BETTS,
! sp2-lyWsV- WilmiAst eA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-24

Train leave Depot. Thirty tysecona ana Market
Trans atriveat Depot. Thirty hrs AMI Market ,
vNtN D.tuc Westward.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

2ISk-@S 10 ais O3'tYt11H[
color, aCith the gloss and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by It's
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, SO that q new growth OF
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment. it
will keep it clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use will present the hair
from turning gray or falling of:
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
TO the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
lions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co..
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS.
sold 81 ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwIIEEE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13
SONS OF TIE BORDER.

The growth of a western lltera-
ture is fact of which the evidences
are early forcing themselves on pub
lie notice. The Overland Monthly
is purely western and is successful.
The Kansas Magazine is no less
thoroughly western and no less sue
cessful, though the experiment of
publishing it was most daring
one, and western names and west
ern productions are assuming a
prominence as gratifying as il is
unmistakable.
The success and the popularity of
the Kansas Magazine have been at
tested TO not only by the fattering
notices 1t has received from all the
papers in the country, but by the
sincerest form of flatterry-the CO.
pious extracts which have circulated
through the press. We are very
glad to learn that the series of
sketches which have appeared in tho
magazine during the last year, from
the pen OF James w. Steele (Deane
Monahan), are to be Reproduced in
book form. They will make q vol
ums of some three hundred pages,
and are expected to appear about
December 10Th and We call partic-
ular attention to this publication
because we think that work of
such merit, issued by a western
house-the Commonwealth Publish
ing Company, of Topeka, Kansas
will be an object of interest apart
from its intrinsic or literary merit.
st. Louis Globe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

How TO HAVE FRESH EGGS.-
A correspondent of the Country
Gentleman says: The way TO
have fresh eggs at all seasons of
the year, and the only way know
of, is to have breed of hens that
will lay in the winter as well as in
the summer. In order to accom-
plish this, LIST. Get the hens. ID.
Keep them well on n variety of
food-pounded bone in the winter
TO take the place of gravel in the
summer. Sd. Give them warm
roosting places; a hen poor, cold
and half frozen every night, will
not lay the next day. 4th. Hatch
early pullets to lay in the fall,
while old hens are moulting, as
they will stop laying for few
days during this process, and keep
mostly pullets over winter, as they
will lay more eggs the first year
than the second, and so on. There
is scarcely q day in the whole year
that do not bring fresh eggs from
the barn to the house.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

rs as !! !! SCRAPS. 1t'% = 8 81 Z
A paper advertises fer SgiEls for |
coeAng." ;""1, is1Ha 2
Cincinnati is to have q news
boys library. Contributions of
mssbles and top-strings respect
fully. solicited. ...s.,%
Two Cincinnati newspapers, are
quArfeling because they look alike
and buyers often purchase one for
the other.
sFhe earth is the Lord s."
Lots 4Ox6O for 25O," were the adj
joining inscriptions at the Sea
Gins camp-meeting grounds.
One Missouri editor says of an
other, that "his ears would do for
anawning to a ten story wholesale |
heg-packing establishment"
IA Connecticut boy received a dol
lar, for learning 500 Bible verses,
and has bought with it u hand
some deck of linen back cards.
Boy presents a dollar bill in
Hartford bakeshop. Little girl
who is acting chief clerk: "My
father is very perpendicular about
taking torn bills"
A man in Pittsburg, Pa, who
committed suicide, is advertised
for Identification as follows: ode
ceased has a moustache, five feet
seven inches long"
Three hundred American citi-
zens have been killed and $4,000,
900 worth of property stolen or
destroyed in the last six years on
the Mexican border.
An Irish editor says that, "In
the absence of both editors, the
publishers have succeededa in Sc
curing the services of gentleman
to edit the paper this week"
Keep sober and then you can
talk straight. One of our drug
gists was quite surprised the other
day to hear fellow inquire if he
had any of "Mrs. Soothlow's VIM
sling Slyr'p."
A woman, called up to attend
the dying beside of friend, was
deprivedIof the melancholy pleas
ure by the delay occasioned in
borrowing breast-pin suitable for
the occasion.
A down East editor, who has
been keeping a record of big beets
announces ut last that ''the beet
that beet the beet that beet the
other beet, is now beaten by :
beet that beats all the beets."
The following announcement
appeared recently in an English
paper: "St. James Church-OI
Sunday next the afternoon ser
vice will commence at half-p pas
three and continue until further
notice"
A paper mill is being erected n
Mount Pleasant, Ulster county, fol
the purpose Of manufacturing pa
per out of poplar wood and rags
in the proportion of 70 per cent
ofthe former, and % per cent. OF
the latter
One of the editors of the Gin
cinnati Inquirer recently saved
the cook of a canal boat from
drowning, and has received q let
ter from the girls father saying
You have saved the gal, and shes
your'n." No cards.
The st. Louis Globe says: 9Th,
average New Yorker holds up one
hand in horror at the obscenity o
Woodruff and Clafiin, while with
the other he reaches in his breech
es pocket for two dollar note tc
buy a copy of their Weekly"
lis Pat Flannigen on board this
ship?" roared Nelson, during ,
lull in the firing ut the battle o
the Nile. Tin here, My Lord,
said Erin's son, showing himsel
on deck. Then said the gal
liant Nelson, looking satisfied, "let
the battle proceed" That story i.
Pats.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

A splendid volcanic exhibition
has been going on for more than
n month upon the island of
Hawaii, from the highest crater of
the great mountain, Mamma Los.
In the central part of the bottom
of the crater there is an orifice
nearly circular and 100 to 200 feet
in diameter. Out of this oritice
the liquid fire rushes up with aw-
full force to the height Of about
200 feet. This vast column of
melted minerals is sustained night
and day in it's vertical position,
varying somewhat in height, but
like water fountain, never ceas-
ing it's sublime play from week to
week. The column issues from
the fearful orifioe ut white heat,
like vast stream of molten silver.
AS it ascends it reddens. AS it
rises higher and higher, portions
Of it darken; and on falling back,
like the jet of n water fountain,
the darkened patches assume the
appearance of black lava rocks
floating in n sea of fire.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13
NURSERIES.
Hartford Nursery.
Fruit Trees and Plants.
$4,000 APPLE TREES,

10000 APPLE TREES,
Seventy varieties, one. two and three
years old Biackberries, raspberrIes,
strawberries. goosebeFries and currants.
In large variety. Twenty-Five varieties OF
Dudded peach trees. Plums, pears and
cherries. Grape vines, thirty yarieties
Ornamental trees and shrubs. Eycr.,reers
and decidnobs trees, Climbing. monthly
ana hyoiid perpetual roses. Lilies, pao-
and ether towering plants and SHRINE
Linn3us and victoria rhubarb.
We sell our stock It Lowest mash,
rates. All our stock is propceated al
grown by MS, and customers yisifin, . az
nursery can choose their trees. yI,.a. ~. .ns
plants, and see them taken IN from thu ~,
Inc nursery Is near the Hartford None,
OF the missouri, Kansas & Texas r.IIrSs.S-
anu sae road runs through our nurserr
grounds Give ne cali.
CHAMBERs-& BAYsINGEE
,. Hartford, Lyon csunty. Kansas.