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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Liver complaint Of tho most prominent CAUSES of
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ff nersou has consumption, OF course tae luIss5 ~
,ono WY arc diseased, either tubeEees abseezsSs
chcal ir1itations. pieurn adhesion exist or tng
10 mass Of inflammation and last decaEauei ~. ~.
cesas what mus: done? It Is not ony tns nnd
Wasting but tho whole body TEE soafn @ a and
Nov tho only chance is to take Dr Schenshah 1tS. f.
nt;nnt eiil begn to food, it will digest easily Az
male good blood then the patient oesans - ~ nne
fesh md as soon body beglns to o' jay
heal Up and tho pet,onn as'''
Whca thero is lung dscase and nng dSeE E ~ y
n7a;aS ard dTspersa, Sc6encks SeaTeeq lonis a ~,
drako Pills sufficient without re con
Tan the Mandrake PILLS freely In Ill bilious co"p0.'
M fney are perfectly harmless ., ,.t,-,,,,+,
d. $URENCK, who has enjo5sd pntnfe1upfd ~ Ioupd
vas visited away to mere skeleton, in tae sey ~; u
Earo OF Pulmonary Consumption; ms W. ~ 81
nrnnounccd his hopeless and aban9oncu LII, @ G sinr
afn He was cured by the aforesaid medcies' anm s.e
his recoFe1y nany thousands similarly anctsu ~
bis preparations with tho IonaskzMbo M
t | cessa1y to personally see LIZ" ocneAsh' ~
Dr SCHENGK and his son. f. sGAENUA+,, a+,ea a.
NJ D are professionally ct their store, noftnga na
j. corner Of Sixth and Axeh:sts.' f@haoc.pnht @ Int for
Saturday Al dyise EivtSn e, fss 2; tho prico
a. IRIS Instrument will detect the sllghfa1st movgs
II the5pirator by 1t can PC ssaquE VIZ
whnther the disease is tubercuar, " hch
q affection OF the bronchial tuoes HhG
nften mistaken Tor Pulmonary Consumption o"t WHICH
:, | caused by torpid liver
10 Dr. scHENoK's MEDICIEEs E7 a5s EFsRaTs9s sNs onFs
eos Corner of Sixth and iPhadeph
y md for sale by all Druggists End 2ea!cEs:
, 1872-10-26

for +he resuecuve PARTIES have stipulated with eaGh
other to extend the time to file briefs until me va
Of November. That being period beyond MICE III III
e1pect to ba examining cases this term, the ese Nd"
stand continued" p.,ra et al
s. swnney Ct al. q i james IN sDncaon ii to
aside the order Of atIlrmance, based On .,a
The motion is allowed and Tia cage connaei III q i eitz-
uer y A. s. Edwards walker said ;1ans,d 1.-THE iS hn p
application fer mandamus. The 1ac,s a,,ron Pleas Of
the petition are that the Court IL T, Of ha1eas corpus
dir deeeod to tho Warden The Penitehrg tet ou1
prouce the body Of prisoner before 10 tral raj On
for the IN q ts sees warden de-
cned to obey The writ the ground .n1s Nc 1yisoner
had power to require n Ths application for q
avoms to compel TO produce .ns pouy m
Aurora tine tho G9ass W.T. it, tie law
and j9riseaon 10 bis order By
for compeng We fail to gee now We cdn t Wapen to
diction IN case u We think the authority is in
Rrodnso .te .d that he has ample power to compel
nhe,;snce to tho writ. Tho 'n7daus WI" 1nefe'oes
be refpeed peenos Docket Tae People ETC., + w. '
so,, It al lawrence Chief Justice, snla ~ u ~ ~
matter Of Gaeepa he in beaf Of the people he Stat
~ I;iinos " Charles i. Wilson md Andrew saunan
has en that u the decided tia
rn1s should issue against these parties Ie1uznanl
'non Friday next to show cause why m attaehnsen
not b. so1, ssued n asa,na5 ot
n,1ubcaon Of the article get forth in hs iaioratlo
nctoter. t Mr. Justice Breese Mr.. Justice Scott an
Mr. Justice Sheldon do not concur IN the action OF q
minority Of the Court. The rule will issue retnrnsp
next Friday. -
T. NEW MOTIONS.
Mr.. Dickey moved that E. +. Bailey be admitted
SO. Motion to extend time for fling appeuees DEL
four days. .... a,eox,a q,
fravcrse dled Mr. Dickey aaid IT desise and !
tend II my dernu1rers sustained to the otnes
Fences, to ask for mandamus On them" j.
418 Mr. Dickey asked that the answer whlen u : :
respondent had this morning been granted ea7e 10
be made sworn answer, from the iacs Of the ie 1c
being one against a corporation. Tho Court look
| question under adyisernent until tomorrow.
ADJOURNMENT.
: The Court then adjourned until to-morro" NORM
| at O'Clock.
, 1872-10-26
ruoxv Clerical mnrziagcs Were Ccle-
hrated Under the Eirst French Re.

public.
In the days of tho French revolution mat1.~
mony among priests became very tashlonables
when once the ice was broken, and III l192 one OF
the high dignitaries Of the Church, Monslgnor
LindeE, Constitutional Bishop Of tho Enre, en-; en-
tered the holy state. number OF minor eccle,
siastics allied themselves to patriot women, anu
nreaented themselves at the bar Of the Assem-
bly, where q carmagnole was sometimes danced
by the newly married couples, and on
more than ono occasion the Speaker joined
lie dancers, and footed it on the floor OF the
House. One Of the first priests who TOOK
wife was Jean Claude Bernard,
Vicar Of the Church Of Sainte Marguerite He
married nun, and presented himself ct the ! par
an Grafton. "Ieglslatora," he said, II come
with confidence to announce IN this august
sanctuary Of liberty that have just taken az
vantage Of an imprescriptible right restored to
Frenchnen by our immortal Constitution: 1t IS
time that the Ministers Of the Roman Catholic
worship should approach themselves to tn thor III
holy origin; it is time that they should enter
into tie ranks of citizens; it il timo that they
should repair by tha example Of Christian anu an,
eocial virtues ali the scandals, crime, and evils
caused by the celibacy Of priests; and it is to
| this end that have united myself to an honest
and yirtuous companion," etc.
, 1872-10-26
THE ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

YESTERDAYS BUSINESS.
OTTAWA ILL.,, Oct. 25.-The Supreme Court MeI ~ .
o'clock tnero being full BENCH and transacted 1ne
following business:
MOTIONS DISPOSED OF. -,
g. Scott, j., gaid I" This is motion TO felnsate
the plaintiff II error In the possession OF certain
We IRE Of the opinion that the motion cannot ne AZ
lowed in this Court if any such power exists 1t 'a III
the Court below"
IT, Thornton, j., stated that some time ago con-
fession Of error was filed In this Now moton
is made to withdraw the confession, and no reason s
given, except that notice had been given. The motion
Is overTuled."
325 Walker T., gaid: aThis is motion for leave to
file the nppellees briefs. The motion will be aowedn
the briefs be dIed to-day"
ST. Sheldon, J., said: "This is motion for leave
to file additional record and further time 10 file alb
stracts and twenty days to file briefs. The motion is
granted" urr, ,.. f..
further time to file briefs. On the showing made in
| the afadayits the motion i6yraLted."
416. The people rel the Chicago, Danyille Vim
| cennas Railroad Company y Charles Horn ct al.
Thornton j. said Ihis y y ,ps petition for Wit Of
which viii be regarded as an answer. Leave is given
~ uith1rav the demurrer and to answer the petition
1urno The term 90 that the case can be heard ut this
tarna. and this day week, next Friday, is given to
ST. MoAlistsr J., said: "1p this ease the counsel
, 1872-10-26

LAN-lJAAye 1Ao3e'eIs
o oaes-Hannlin v German Insurance Company ols-
missed by plaintiffs attorney. 2,s67-salne '. Gon III
mercal Insurance Company personal seas1sE ,,nanv
i5s-Bscker =. Lamar Insurance Company persopa
service, default, and Judgment, ss,s34.a is;snt
whitney scrls personal ael'aes seryIce a defaa
Ia ;ndement for 2so1sae CONNER ~ e
cial Insurance Company i Judgment foT Snsnx
33s51al service = a12ss a4s aessa9
Fa Paper manufacturing Company ds;s,dant =; Gnt
.Si ea1e eaxs 70 papf ptts1e WIZ
Of particulars this morning. 9Ds ness VIZ pp o
an man by defeadant for new tral 4T-Rink oty;
Jury to seal verdict a6o-Bergaan T. Mye1s s,ne ras.
3sssa an5ssl sx By ssle H9g
fi9s " Conroy; Court finds damages 500 debt
to bo eaahed on Sz q
fe aet sside default -HenrE Fuller '. J. E. Lit
de-. - Judgment restored and execution ordered nm
(cal for Mondsy-1n to 1885, exclusive o. i'z' 1'''
''& cH4xcEHz [Jtsdgs a!s Miliamssl; n lio.sr, T. De
2G9-Iu the matter Of the petition OF Joseph =. oe
| Haven suit dismissed at compartments co5ts.
| fudge Fdrzctul
ssg-Msrgaret '. Bernard Hocamp; default ae'
and 70 to f. eesole Eli whn
| DAYS, or suit to be dismissed. 648-hantzlef y
causs refeSFed to Chase ayan 70 peer
eause heard and decree Of divorce.
| NEW sUTTs. ---.-.-
| 4f5p-Johu Beutler '. Jacob Maternes trespass
I q. do VIM s, Felker, attorney. 466o-5ames u
Hoplns and Rchasd aggins a T. James 5 ssRa Mu1Rng
assumpst; $500 s. F. brow1 attorney: ~ ~ n .
sel seu}i i 4assdn fasae Street fos s8as Gardner
torney 4,6e2ame y. Same mechanics 5 lien saa On 20
Tracy et a.; narr in debt Of s7827o: 4,s6+-ssme
sso 1S5Ioh9 Rsf15s Tan Dnren,
ssoo6o sans attorneys. Se7suppfesasa 4Sss 43a
CITY v cahin ct al appeal 466e-1ohn Lille
from the Circuit Court and the Supreme gour
46ioschippeEna Hyatt npRtss foz viz
csrt;orn7i TO remove cause from Justice Court 4672
John Fitzgerald 7. Catherine Fitzgerald; divorce
: desertIon. 4,673-Jane Conde4 y T. J. Anscnnson
! | 4.67i-Jobson 7. Osborn; appeal.
, 1872-10-26
The End OF Brunswick.

The name OF Brunswick, which for nearly one
thousand years past has played so conspicuous
sppear 8 from the list Of iudopendent States, and
to be Incorporated with Prussia, which. has a.
ready swallowed up Nassau, HesBe, .Holsteln,
and other States whose ancient greatness and
Importance have departed: What is nov known
aa the Duchy OF Brunswick was formerly 9 pew:
erful State. Under Henry the Lion, it entared
mon the terrible struggle which shook the Ger
man Empire to its foundations in the time Of
Fredrick H., and which gave rise to the long and
bloody conflict between the the Guelphs and and Gh Ga
snic1ons parts in the history Of Germany. At
ter the separation Of Brunswick Lunebu1e from
, 1872-10-26
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

1av--TJudq: Portcr}.
,snd al na5ers and procesdings by changing de-
fcndant:s name to Dinns 6. BCttefaetn anu nhne
Thomas r. Butterhsd party defendant: aftopnay
1'ss5-rornpkius v, Alodat!; jury to zeal veroies
a'161-Kosten V. Newhau; demurrer to petition sus-
{caii ~, 49, 4, 40, 80, 81 50, 3d. 81, So to oS IN
elusive.
czAscEaY-lJudgc Garyl-
sle-Tright " Wright; motion Of defendant to SCI
aide drst and for leave to answer, den!ea appeas
lefsd.nt bond, $3.50; and certificate Of evidence
Il 26aazs. a57-shuur v. Hughes Masters reports
ana o. ssa to Scott to take proof for
report with his conclusions. 279-Ionas Y; unmanr
set for hearing jan q lSaS r. seot aos-
HatcbE;ss = Greenc: Fue on complainant to restore
correct copy Of bill Of review within u days G
5efsv %ant i ans%er q asd to
Scott q. N. 410l0-Robcrts " Roberts sa1Il I;gon
a95Ss q ass-Bscyvith E; \ 2ans v Fisher;
ssed as to Fish and set for 7h january Ri 1s1s
2o2-Wilamson Redison demurrer .ts - and iudg-
sl assssa "a At 6ned
Company; demurrers Of VIM 4 Giles s. anq NcIind-
1a'nea AMI and on motion Of complainant leave 70
amend bill and rule defendants 10 nsa iii now
ed bill within SO days, sompan1na nEer Edition to
store fled, and same to be spreao " Ao~'
| dcred summons to issue.
:, ozc-1,,oes FORSYTH ct al '. James J: Trow as
srmpsit, 500 n. Y Scott 1t1o5ney ds5 n "a Mathias
june jtlson diyeFse + City q
sos cas1 + 6vsr Bedon divorce i,a lsnue s,me
drnnRenne:s alleged. 4055-la7 Enges ana o4aus a1
andeTson y Jslte hIuller, ). Berma anu Ecnz - NV
Harhst trespass $500; O. Mosneas, attorney: ~
I'o = - Hiram e. Hall; divorce; cruelty J. 6g oe
r,onr and custody of the children prayed tor. a.,oo
Gnstav Herbg T. John Murz ct al forecaosuIaa a .
+rast dead to secure loan Of $780, on tug West =
1eet Of Lot H. in Block 8, Eewberrys hamton &c a,
ta cfty Rosentha1 Pence, attorneys. 4oas-Aosn1 s 4,
nSar X william Dyer petition 70 restore aecren VI -
! I3rce- x059-Pascoe F. Y. Olivia 3. arnold :; az
t eertion md insanity. 41,060-a1arine company g
Chicago '. John S. Ebert ct nl; foreclosure Of nor
IN Block O. in the subdivision Of the Board OF IIuse;
of he nuois and Michigan Canal OF lots ana A noc7s
he 4 Section q, Township 50 e, TOT ,gv ~
inns s Thompson attorneys. Al goi-Nn Nnnanls n1oa
Wolf: appeal. Il, 1,052-Tebbets :. Kellogg arEea
ii oCc Ccdregory, strader, Cooley aaa has'angs 1sx
: stcarns & Goodman assumpsit, q NY; Mora
English, attorneys. Ao6-Gregory, o slaaee 1aqea
: Go. " william Patrick; assumpsit, ., guy; same
u torueys II, 4l,o65-Enily D. =: Apheus j: aass
= yorce: adultery. II 056-5 y. Butter %. '. y
= Robersop: essumpsit, 81 200; Tilden osgooa'
: torneys. Il, n,0s7-Buck1ey v 0Brien appeal: ~
koch areaanbeek aRPeai a for servie
Mon-John '. Heien stchler; divorce; dese5t1o ,a
"a nftdayit Of pon-residence. 4072-Galandte 1ian
y ct all confession OF Judgment On no'e u f''''
, 1872-10-26

Nathan shepperd's lecture last night netted in
the vicinity of s150 for the destitute family for
which it was given.
Dr.. Edward Eggleaton lectures tonight IN
Lyons Hall, for the benefit Of the Evanston
College for ladies'. His subject is "Talkers and
Talking" The ladies' have opened their course
sooner than they advertised, IS Mr. Egglesson
could not be secured on any other night.
The next lecture is on the 11th OF November
Edward Hall is to be the lecturer.
, 1872-10-26
AN ALLEGED MURDERESS.
The Poisoning Of William Litts-Fa1s
Wife and Her Lover Accused OF ING

Deed-ts r4e Will Turn Up His foes.o
Monticello NJ r. t0e3} 3;52 s ss,, Ss,r<sp'"as"ss Of the Ns'
der of Of her husband began before Judge P. $.
Dauforth to-day. Mrs. Litts has been imprasc.
oned. awaiting trial, for over year. Size is z6
years Of age. On the 18th Of September, 591l'
William Lifts, after an illness ct eleven 4,r uaya
fisa 4s was N 'hs Is 9asn gesrs u age, s and had
hcen he "1 n farm laborer His wife.
whom he married when she wss but 10 years OF
age, was Of the same CASTE but said to have neen,
nov. yerv handsome girl. Lifts was strong
and robust. and had never been sick in LIS lie
nntil the fatal illness. Some time before his
dcath. it became known that his wife was very
Who lived near North Branch on little farm
| owned by his mother. Mrs. Lifts and Davis az
| tended many dances about the country together,
aud we're in each others company On every posi-
Die occasion Davis in eendent q ta 5a m0ooe only
| eA1t of the way lie and '' Chat" would be ali
| rrht. "A then lie couldn't be noslng round after
them Ill the time; and that he (Litts) would
| turn up his toes one OF these fire mornings
.hont astnr Hrs. Lifts and Davis haG been seen
in earnest conversation ono night near the Tor.
merg house, she went to the little hamlet OF
Hortouyille, in Delaware County, and, calling at
Gardner's store. asked for an ounce OF ;aaa aissn
| The clGrk III Lll5 6tuAI3 AASAAAJ
of her what she wanted OF the arsenic Mls' ~,
Lifts said that it was not for her, but Tor negn, @
bor. one John Pctors, who wanted 1t 20 polso'
rats. The clerk sold her the drug, anu sue r.
turned to North Branch. !rhe following o4y
Lifts was seized with violent convqsslons aho
vomiting willie at work. He was taken nome
and lis employer, John Peters, summoned n Dr.
s. A, Kemp, the village physician. lhe Hy1np'
toms led hipn.to treat Lifts for cholera mofbus'
| and he left medicine for that purpose;
The doctor was summoned severa! tunes Il
! aea lifts. and on the 18th he found mm yer.
mnch improved, Ho says, after the third o.
fonrth tine Of calling on him, LIE suspected
noison had been usad, but thought thas Ut
rInuRt be mistaken when he saw how Lifts WI
, recovering.
, an tho i4th Mrs. Lifts paid another visit II
, Hortonyille. and applied at Gardner's store 10
: q quantity Of strychnlne, saying, as pelole' I'll"
l strvchnino in the store, and she purchased hal
. an ounce OF araenie. The following gay ~
t FemD VAS again summoned to attend L1tts
. who had grown suddenly worse. The docto
l., found that Mra Lifts and Davis had caAed
/ | one DR.. Hall, who had administered some med
!, ana to Iitte' and the subsequent development
!. | 1a1 tn the suspicion that they had made nj
8 +he instrnment Of introducing arsenic into tt
0 sick mans system. Lifts, during his sickness
k was attended by neighbors and companions az 1
y to one Of these, Joseph Mitchell, he told On u
b Saturday previous to his death that he vas dyln
+ and that them three are killing me- reann
y his wife, Davis, and DR.. Hall. 80.
= Devils was at Lifts house during us enll
, 1872-10-26

r., sn,,,.rta. supplemental report Of proyis,- l,
oasl aszsne a5sgpes 0Tasrsa 20 4sy @
ance due him G1 Ennd Of $4,000 to secure Brs-
@ Sei.a s5a V P4Rs
Issue 2!a 4i nsrties to show cause On No..'4
PETITION hIss 4SaroPrer .5a Wee parties to zhow
otis S .sS n& re
t' serso to sell property at three months credit
il desired. r..rrr1re
o- 17-e,c;e r.. Brown and WE. Parker; on petit
az, ~ 1inowleg, C!oycs l. Co. o,1a5-Gropper
w !rn1.tc On tie petition Of Frederick hlnz1c, VI
sclau,aberg, Cook County.
, 1872-10-26

Star Lecture Course.
Tickets for the Edward Eggieston lectures on Mon-
dug aud Tuesday evenings the next OF
the Star course, are now announced for sale.
, 1872-10-26
DR.. ]. Fl, CLARK,

The able and we'll known sp:ciastat lot East HARRISON
and de9ts a' o Sncc. GhTSa
attention to Female Difficulties Medicines sent By mail
Of express. Send stamp for Circular to tho Married
Address ssDR CLARK. 1Ol East Harrtsonst., Chicago.
, 1872-10-26
EDUCATIONAL.
DR., VAN N0RM4lAN'S

ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN FAMILY AMD
nay SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN,
" 7s and Is East Sixty.d1st-st Now York, will COM
1nencs Its Sixteenth Year Sept. 49, 1s For fun an1or
nation send for catalogue.
Address IN ahoYo AZ Is Enat Sixtyt1-st str
, 1872-10-26
THE limited STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

oaAScERv-{Judge Bzoa3ett.I =, ,,,;,-
+;e-a sttorney. 7a6-same y. a. L. Morrison; san.e
:o7-same Y: George Won Hollen. 728-SaIue " 1as
4. walsh; same. -1sasc Simmons r Ell H. huonals
et al. order to restore cause.
- NEW SUITS. ...-...
Simmons Y. White Ct al; papers in restored cause.
, 1872-10-26
White Star Line.

NEW YORK AND LrVERpOOL-New and fullpowered
steamships; the si1 largest in the "qsiai1 1,,o7,o
OCEANIC, GEGiItGi AGEn4g EGEn4gnaMMiiG' aMiG'
ATLANTIC, BALIlC,, ADNlAi!C,
e @ tons burden-3 COO b. ,. oacE. Sailing from Ne"
YoTk on SATURDAYS. from Liverpool On THURS
DAYS, calling At Co:I Harhor the day iollowng From
Passenger {or al saasss unsvaed
rnarns smoking room, and bath in znidshp
tson. where least motion felt Surgeon and steward
Rates-seoon. ss3 gold; & &stse:asa @ @ Ssa - currency:
can obtain stesr.ge prepaid aeEtidcates-
P.ssenEeE7 hoaked 10 Or tEom all psEts of AmsriSa
CHM, etc: Excursion tickets granted at tho lowest
and other Information apply ct the Conpauss offices,
Or to the White Star Line Office, % South st.
Chicago. q. LA.sAttGfstA, asent.
, 1872-10-26
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Ap.uRAE1y-[Judge B{odgetn.
eae-Geo NJ Williams Y. Clarina n. Blake: On
motion by bean respondent ruled to close proofs os
Dec. next.
NEW SUITS. ..
Christian Ftederickson and Geo. c. Burns survivors
of Jn11n Miller, late copartners under the style o.
F1ederickson, Miller & Burns, '. scoW "1da a..
Boor ~ Iibei for repair account Of $l8.13. Msgee
/. Oleson, prosecutors.
o,,a-1eander Rockwell; report of r. L. Latham,
.,.s,ta5;o,; 13led 1977-Beu}an,n P. II. KlInbnl
hsa.tar raports bankrupt entitled to discharge 2oas
, 1872-10-26
DIR. a. 6. Olin,

6 states Chicago. the most successful specialist Of
the age who given long special attention to the
tTeament of al Chronic Sexual and Nervous dise2ses.
Read bis works and Judge ior YOURSELF sent sealed for
ffae and Invited. Rubber Coois always On land
, 1872-10-26
Dr., Townsend, l5O South Ha1sted-st.,

Has e1tensi:e practice In all ChEonic
and specia Diseases q both secs ol any a ~
Charge His Medical Treatise sent Free AL female o-
hculfles treated with safety and SUCCESS
, 1872-10-26
STAR LECTURE COURSE.

Tuesday Night, Union Park Congr'l Church,
SEASON TICKETS ADMITTED FREE:
Admission 50 cents Reserved Seat, T5 couts For sa!a
at Carpenter Shedons Bookstore, e58 Wabash.sv;.
West Side Library 2s9 West Madison-st, and Horizons
library 631 West Lake.st.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12
Found One.

A tall, rather green-looking fellow walk
ed into New York saloon where they
were talking politics upon high key, and
stretching himself up to his full height ex-
claimed in loud voice, "Where are the
Democrats nowP Show me a democrat,
gentlemen, and win show you liar"
In an instant man stood before the in
quirer in wsrlike attitude, and exclaimed,
81 am Democrat, sir.'
" You are ?"
Yes, sir, ] am ~
"Well, just you step around the corner
with me, and rll show you fellow who
said couldn't find Democrat in the
ward Amt he liar I should like to
know?'
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12

GSY The reign Of the servant girls have
commenced. A gentleman Of the city sent
to the intelligence Office to obtain "young
lady" to look ON while his wife did the
work. The fair creature who was offered
for the place after asking some fifty ques-
tions about whether they had "tubs set"
whether the "kitchen was downstairs"
ETC., asked how many evenings she could
have "out." "Well," said the gentleman,
"I don't see how we can let you have more
than seven" ''How many children have
you q'' said the hand-maiden. "only one
boy eight years old, but we will drown him
if you think he'd be in the road"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12

A LII KINDS OF JOB PAINTING.
Steam Job once.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12

gB- An Irishman went, for the first time
to play. Just as the drop curtain de-
scended, after the first act, an engine in
the basement exploded and the Celt was
blown through the roof, alighting in the
next square. His first remark after COM
ing to his senses, was, "and what the divil
will they play next ?''
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12

G8- The Providence Herald has the fol-
lowing: ga passenger by the Metis, who
floated around all night and reached land
at last with vivid thoughts of his wife's
anxiety, rushed to the nearest telegraph
Office and sent this message:
"Dear p, am saved. Break it gently
to my wife "
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12

G3B" In crowded tavern, judge and an
Irishman were obliged to room together.
"Now, Pat" said the judge, "you
would have had to have staid long time
in Ireland before you would have slept
with judge"
GAY, ay, STRIP answered Pat, San yer
honor would have to have staid long
time in Ireland afore you'd been a judge"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12

c5S- The following note was written to a
schoolmate by a girl who had been absent
for several days: "Dear Susie-I shan't
attend school again until / get some new
cuffs, collars and jewellery. Dear Mama
agrees with me that it is my Dooty to take
tlp shine out Of that Upstart Many Jones,
and I'll do it if never learn nothing"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12
nv 6 John, did YOU leave Mr.. Jones

CB- "John, did you leave Mr.. Jones'
umbrella at his house ?"
"No ma," said John.
"And why did you not my son? Didn't
/ tell you to?'
"Yes, ma" said John; " but didn't you
tell me a little while ago, to keep something
for rainy day ? and what better thing can
l keep than an umbrella ?"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12

EY- A fresh arrival from England went
one day to livery stable, and expressed a
wish for carriage. The man in attend
ance asked if she hould like buffalo.
The cockney seemed startled, and stam-
mered out: Well, think I'd rather ave
a ,oss."
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-12

Shawls and Dress Goods, "A variety of
shawls suited for fall wear, and some new
styles of Dress Goods, have just been re-
ceived by II. MORTIMER. Call and see them.