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DIED.


BREEsE.--on Sunday. october 20, is72, Robert r..
Breeze In the SD year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral in to-norrOw's papCre. . .
BIlLINGS.-On Saturday October ~, Elizabeth u.
Billings, daughter Of William and Eliza Holiday aged %
years
The funeral services will take place on Monday, Oc-
tober 81, at O'Clock 2. NJ, at the wett S5th 81. NJ r.
Church. The friends and relatives also members OF
Ashland Lodge, 81 X Of r., of Charter Oak Lodge, NO.
s6. Of o. o. H. and Ashland Division, S. Of T., are In
viled to attend, without further notices.. .
kOCHh.-on Saturday, october ". Mary reliet OF
Edward Roche, aged 30 years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Tuesday october
&, At 10 A. NJ, from her late residence, 1863 West 2eth
st. thence to the Church OF st. Michael, SD st. and 9th
av, for solemn requiem mass The remains VIII be
inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
TORREY. Suddenly, on Saturday, October 10, tSI9
year OF his age.
fully Invited to attend his une from the residence of
his mother, 10 Commerce st. on Monday october H at
ppm.
TODD-In Stamford, Conn, October is, 1872, Robert
Wills infant son of c. j. and Emily NJ. Todd.
wnsON-on saturday, October 10, Ann Eliza Wilson,
aged n years and days
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence e North "a
st. Brooklyn, Il. D.. on Monday. oct 81 at O'Clock r. NJ.
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steamship Hermann, Bremen, mdse. and pass.
Sieamship lialtIc, Liverpool, mise. and pas,
Steamship HataYia, Liverpool mdse. and l,ss
steamship Egypt, LNtpuul, Mdse. and p1ss.
Steamship City of New York, Liverpool, mlse. and
puss.
steamship Fanita, Phladephia mdse and pass.
irig PeuTo, Jacksonville, lumber,
SChr LOttie, Od llarbor, ia, logwood
SChr Henry MlddlctOn, Inagda, salt.
SChr Ranger, 4. JOhL, y. u, lumber
Schr ID. II. Fan, Nantucket FISH.
Schr A, A. Kingsand, Nantucket nah,
schr Geo W Rogers, Cape SABLE hsh.
Also the AuAl river AMI eoastslse NesAalsL
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Nassau at 1n7, and Continental at o. Railroad bonds
we're nr, The dealings in the Peeinc mortgages were
unusually large Centras selling at nglOk Unon lists,
ssK@s?i Land Grants. 76Y@nH; incomes, We
2m Eris Michigan southern tsGS snslns sop
yertible :, sgA Toledo and, and Wsbssh ,, ssts s.:
Rock Island q al lO kbiY Morris and Essex lists O
New Jersey Central lsts, new, i@ 81 Louis and Iron
Mountain fsts giL Ohio and Misslesippi consolidated
sinking fund, 90 G. g. snd q lsis T Toledo peor.,
Co q. and l. G. add, 53k Bur G. Rapids and NJ. lists W,
The following table shows the highest lowest, and
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING HOUSE or HENRY CLEws CO.,
q wall street, New York.
BILLS OF Exchange. Circular Notes. Travellers and
Commercial Credits Issued available in all parts Of the
world.
Deposits received subject to check at sight Interest
allowed on all Daily Balances
Collections made. Investment Orders executed.
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THE KENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
t50lQOO IN BANK To PAY ALL GIFTS.
AFULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.


At the second Grand Git Concert, authorized by
special OF the Legislature In aid ofthe Public Library
OF Kentucky unayoidahly postponed from Sept = to
Dee :, and which positively and unequiyocly occurs
In Louisville. Ky, SATURDAY., DEC. :, 1871. without
further delay any account whatever, the following
cash giits for distribution by lot among the ticket
holders.
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Short options. 10 to is DAYS, az same distance from
market for half cent. put or CALI AZ the mar.
ket price tcaed sttsddcl can be had on many u the
leading stocks 80 days for 2t4 y cent premium 70
2s4 D. cent. Ia the present excited state OF the
market privileges dihCut to obtain and prices
ruErt 4 f.nfFl If.ul
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IfIRINE IvrELLIGENCR.

MsIirURH tLNASAC-rnls DAV.
sun rises Is sun scts,.,.. u Moon rises ~
Hiail WAIER-THis DAY.
sandy llOOE 10 q GOV. Island II 30 Hell cate. u 80
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Easy terms for furniture, carpets, and bed
ding, At b. NJ. Cowperhwa& Co.'S, i55 Chatham street.
An Immense stock aud low prices, Bargains Tor casn,
OF paymehts received weekly or monthly PArlor and
chamber suites IN great variety. 1dp.
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Working people Deposit some portion Of
your weekly earnings In the Mutual Benefit savings
Bank, in the sun buiiding.-AdU.
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Buslntss Aotltts.

The new Wilson Undcr-Fecd Sewing M1-
chine Is perfect loCkftitch machine making seam
alike on both sides and s adapted to every grade and
variety of family sewing II does to perfecuOn em-
broidery, ,hemming cordng, braidnR. nne and coarse
sewing Of ali kinds with less machinery and cQnplca-
tona than any other machine In use and IL sold at two
thirds the price Of all other hrstclas. machines Be
sure to call and see IT, SalesroOm at az Broadway nsW
York and In all other cities In the United states The
company want agents In country towns.
Now for 1.-THE October elections are over, and
the political excitement is at fever heat We suggest
that readers should keep cool and TO assist them ~
the operation recommend the immediate purchase. ~
22 Broadway Of one OF KNOXS elegant fall hate This
advice is tuney and dsinterestcd.
The best place ip New York to buy reliable
watches hne diamonds rich, fashionable lcwery anl
sterling silver wedding presents, isSQUlHES VI Fulton
st. Diamonds specially
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State bonds strong to-day on fair inquiry. Ten
nessees advanced 10 20, Missouri bs selling NJ R@
North Carolina Ga issued to North Carolina railroad,
and July, 26N, AS usual on saturday. there VAS no
neglected. Ninth National Bank shares sold AZ l0y l.
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Special tlOtltts.
NOW READY,
GRANTS RECORD.
FACTS FOR TEE PEOPLE TO PONDER.
NEPoTIsM, GIFT-TAKING, JoBDERY. OFFICE
BROKERAGE, AND GENERAL CORRUPTION.
READ THIS AND SHOW IT TO YOUR SEIaHBoR.
RopEsoN. THE PLUNDERER.
THE MONEY HE HAS PLUNDERED FROM TIE
NATIONAL TREASURY.
cHoRPENNING CREswELL.
IMMENSE FRAUDS N MAIL LETTINGS
MORAL SECRETARY DELANo.
his INTEREST IN CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
THE LIST OF BRoTHERs-IN-LAw.
GRANTS INTEREST IL BOUNTY CLAIM FOR
GERlEs.
THE BRICE-LowENTHAL FORGED PAPERS.
THE soscoL RANCH.
MILITARY RESERVATION GIVEN AWAY.
THE CREDIT MoBILIER AND THE UNION PA
CIFIC RAILROAD,
ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS.
WHOLESALE BRIBERY OF GRANTS SUPPORT
ERs IL CONGRESS.
A PRESIDENTIAL GIFT-TAKER.
BROTHER coRBIS AND BLACK FRIDAY.
GRANT. LEET, AND THE GENERAL ORDER
BUSINESS.
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ALL KINDS OF ROOFS ToE SALE"


went IN, and says |, got all kinds Of rootsF
Saws lie. " Yes, SIR
So, GIVE me ten cents worth of root hog
Or die.
II ] hadn't been afraid he was armed !
wouldn't have run "a tat ~ did.
It.Tc are not 80 many liufHlo liills I'm Phila-
dcrhIta- in New York, because there are m"rr
IS rlld 10 go TO Bunalo in Now York Than
,"re are goods sold to ~ to Buffalo Too fhladel-
pIia
MIR. BNRTIEr'".
I.' 1910 Old friend in Fhilid 'phia; h's name
T. b.rlutt.
SAYS I, what's the nows ?"
Ns. h-, " Nv wife had twins Nr-terdny.'
Say, |, You're raising bartlett palrs, am
y.uf'
-t"s, he had been occupying some position
q. trust. whore he got arcustru. I'D tp "kuork -
in- down." for he knocked me down, aui /
q ,'I.e went clear down, too.
They ar, making some Of tho voters hero be-
hr'rtult ten. h khl-pAtIick was namcl lp cause
De ui, Killed So many lr,hW,n. That, mean.
SNlPE OS IOA-r.
had some snipe un toast lu flll. ] saw on a
l''' II fare:
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I,AnMrna' Nm nnnN.rI,e, nINK ]

LOUISVILLE, Ky, sept. 70, lSi9.
THIS II to certl that there 10 now on deposit In this
bank over haf million dollars to the c[cdt OF the GIT
Concert fund t5d0 Of which Ia held by this bank
Treasurer ~ the Public Library Of Kentucky 10 pay on
all silt, 10 be awarded at the drawing.
H. =. VEECU, Cashier
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TOTAL, lOU GIFTS, ALL IAsH .S3IUlN
The money to pay all these gifts 10 upon deposit
and apart for that purpose in the Farmers and Dro
vers Bank, will be seen by t9e following certificate
Of tha 4
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Snipe On toast would be almost too hearty food
I" Iced people on who had been nHauug on "a
l4't tYre" weeks feeding on old boot le e.s. says
.l the waiter, GIVE me sn.pe on tuH-t.' Hy
aul by hr came ia and put down -unr tpt~t,
and Kept on rending about what nm almighty
donkey Grant was, aud Wha, "a GUESSED NI'ilin
/, VINO IL running for offrc; and | -gt there
Am hour, Then | rang tho gong. TIA" waiter
entered, and says |, " Where in thunder is my
Urat ?"
SAYS he They've been on the table an hour"
SAYS !, didn't order plain toast; want d
fuira on H."
says he. There ia snipe on IT,"
Then drew close 40 to the table, and saw a
uhe black speck on the to 4, and says J.,
Soull swear that's snipe"
sa{ ;" you'd make a good linen buyer, you
Say he ~ snpe on to4st, anyhow"
SAYS !, " iiow did u get onf'
sized one, too"
says L. I'm glad Of IT, I'm glad Won
ipld me that's full-siled snipe, FOR, do YOU
know, young man, when sat out there reading
saw black spsCk on that toast but took II
Tor ny, and I'm glad 10 be informed il : snipe
"a fui-sized snlpe. Now you can take Tint
shlpe away, aud bring me a turkey on toast and
Darn II | want full-szed turkey, too
amt hankering after snipe since that episode.
swear could have blown that snipe through a
apltty blower without hurting the snipe, or the
putty blower either. Snpe on toast may be
game, but It's mean game.
"idsr and stewed snios Ia riDe. JOIN,
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Whole tickets, So; halves, IS; quarters sl5O, II
whole tickets tor 600; > Tor t5 90 tur $50, ll5 for
SuU; 2s5 Tor ESQ 81 for t50o No discount less
than Sl0O worth OF tickets NJ a time. -
Maiu Office In charge of The Hon THOMAS F., BRAN
LEIIE late Governor Ot kcntucAy, room 4, Iuhlc
Library Building, Louisville, KY,
Branch Office IN chaI se Of MAJOR IlOs II, HAYS, W
BTOadNay
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The Government bond market has been nrm on very
Hight business. The market, yesterday, was unaf
fected by the OF gold aud was othersse feature
less the only reported sales being m ls65s new, NJ ~ {.
and currency IA at it8A. Henry Clews CO., 3. Wall
strrrt rrDort nrlcea AS follows at the close;
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For weather strlps for doors and windows go
-Aap.
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pl'ia prSprietor ot schenc.S Flimonlc Syrup, Sea.
weed Tonic, and Ma drake II h, flr tile cure OF
Consumption, has now completed arrangements, IN
compliance Win the numerous requests OF cousuInp
yes their friends residing In TINS city 50 rs 70 be
able TO consult ana advise with them personally The
Doctor us has been already announced, viii reuccupy
his old rooms AT S2 Bond ST. where his patients In
this city and vicinity can consult hun at stated inter
yals His hrst visit will be Wednesday and Thurs.
day, the 2Sd and 2lth inst when paicnls will be- re
Crved and advised free Of charge but for thorough
examination by he RespirOmtter the price Ia s. This
instrument viii detect the slightest murinur Of the
respiratory organs; by II can be readily determined
whether the disease tuhcrcular, bronchial only
sympathetic affection OF the bronchial tubes which is
often mistaken for Pulmonary Consumption, hut Nhch
is caused by torpid liver.
GREELEY HATS AND CAPES,-L su y
MAN CO. is Warren ST., manufacturers OF all kinda
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Eral estate.

49, -
III YOU LIyEIN
PART OF A HOUSE.
and would like house to yourself your business
by plcaon' travel. buy one or two lots in near
GARDEN PARK,
wG1TEsToNE, L. l.,
Of private sale, upon payment Of only
$40 PER MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST.
at from s2O to so per lot obtain building loan roi
AUG. F. wEEKEs, Esq, or THE wIIITEsToNE saw.
INGs BANK, and by next April stop paying rent and
have home as near the City Hall as 10Th st. by FORTY
ONE TRAINS DAILY, FROM $50 A. NJ. TO MID
NIGHT.
CAN on II. X. VAN sICLEN, ia3 NWjau st., get FREE
PASSES. and visit the property. ASK for Mr.. r. II.
HOPKINS at whitestone Depot
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Price reduced TO $9s. j. II. MARTINEZ 4 co..
Bankers ~ Wall st., box l6S5 New York Post Once,
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Tickets, S9s. Orders nlled; Information furnished
Prizes s--hsd TAYLOR a CO, Bankers,
10 Wall 81 Nav YORK
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spttuI nutitts.
HEATING STOVES.
FULLER, WA RREN q CO..
l.ffi Water street.

TICKErs s22, CURRENCY.-R9y.lH H.ysns
Lottery. A DIARIES, sole agent OF Royal havana LOT
terry, 5S5 Broadway p. o. box 4oO9, New York Prizes
cashed snd Information furnished la all legal lotteries
Send for circular.
BANNING TRUSS AND BRACE CO.
New and improved selfsdIpsting, nonfrictioh brace
truss Abdominal and spinal shoulder braces and other
surgical zdjuncts For sale and applied at 92 Broadway
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SUBURBAN LOT ASSOCIATION
offer for sale
TWO THOUSAND LOTS
TWO THOUSAND LOTS
TWO THOUSAND LOTS
TWO THOUSAND LOTS
IN BABYLoN, J.. J.,
IN BABYLON, L. l.,
IN BABYLON, J.. l.,
II BABYLON, L. l.,
AT NINE DOLLARS PER LOT.
AT NINE DOLLARS PER LOT.
AT NINE DOLLARS PER LOT.
AT NINE DOLLARS PER LOT.
Fifteen hundred lots have been sold at Seven Doll-rs
NOW is THE TIME 10 PURCHASE BEFORE THE
PRICE ADVANCES FURTHER
For NINE DOLLARS give full covenant and
warranty decd for bnilding lot 5ye feet IN the town
OF Babylon. l.. L. on the outskirts of the village and
ehort distance from the South side Railroad, On the
Many buildings will probably be started next year.
which IL certain to make the surrounding property
valuable.
One dollar extra charged for clearing avenues, stalking
and numbering lots.
No mortgage. No after payments Title perfect
where you can be certain Of large prohts.
German spoken. - -
SUBURBAN LOT ASSOCIATION,
51 Pine st., New York.
NJ. RAMOS, President.
ED. II. EcKYR Secretary.
Evening office, 5& East nth st., New York.
ANDREW NOTING. Agent
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BROTHER coRBIS AND BLACK FRIDAY.
GRANTS RECORD

GRANT. LEET. AND THE GENERAL ORDER
BUSINESS.
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A PRESIDENTIAL 0IFT-TAKER.

WHOLESALE BRIBERY OF GRANTS SUPPORT
ERs N CONGRESS.
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Soaro auo Rooms

RESPECTA young lady can he accommo.
" dated with board IN small private family. l3i
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stttur,s,

FREE LFCTU RES on FRENCH
The FIRST of the series viii he given TUESDAY Oct.
e. At z. NJ, In room q, Cooper Institute. All who
desire 20 learn 90 speak French are invited.
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swopping for a Testament.

"Say, Mister, will .ycu swap a Testa-
ment for some sugar ?' said alittle lad
to missionary of the Sunday-school
Union. 4 amt got no money, but
here's some cakes of maple sugar. It's
all I've got TO give. They are mighty
nice. Will yon swop, sir? Mother
wants the book, and Pd like awful
well to get it for her."
1ssThe swop was made, and turned 10 so
good an account, by the interest which
the story excited, that 200 little ones in
those backwoods were made richer by
the possession of copy of that same
book. Even boys two cakes of ma
pie sugar are not to be despised.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29
Deliberate Murder-swift Retri-
button,

A cold blooded murder, followed by
swift and terrible punishment, is re-
ported as having taken place at Olney,
Illinois, on Saturday last. Jefferson
White, a farmer, quarreled with Henry
lHoultz, who was at work with his
Ethreshing machine on Whites farm.
Itappears that White had some time
ago killed Houltz's dog, and at the same
time threatened Houltz's life, and some
words passed in relation to the matter,
when White jumped on his horse and
rode to his house, He took his shot
gun and after shooting off the load Of
shot which was in it at bird, reloaded it
with buckshot, and returning to the
field where Houllz was, rode up to him,
and placing the gun SO near him that
the discharge burned his clothing, fired
the load into his body, killing him al
most instantly. The murderer then
rode into Olney, and after consulting
lawyer, gave himself up to the Sheriff,
and was placed in Jail. Meantime
Houltz's wife, to whom he had been
married less than year, prostrated by
her affiietion, was permaturely con-
fined, and died on Monday night. The
same night between two and four
hundred men rode up to the Jail in Oh
ney, and after overpowering the guards
burst in the doors and took White out
and hanged him to tree in the court
house hard, and after satisfying them
selves that he was dead, they rode
quietly away.
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Robespierre and Danton.

These two men possessed very differ
ent qualities. One was art, and the
other nature; onewas chicane, and the
other human perverseness; the one
used cruelty as a system, and the 9th
er as a last resort; the one was PARTISAN
ship with all its narrowness, the other
humanity with all its vices and Us
1vrtues; the one the fAIaehiavelism, the
lother frankness Of revolution; the one
was conspiracy, the. other was war; the
tone seiHsh in his mos human impulses,
the other generous IN his most abomin-
able crimes; the one anxious for power
and glory for himself, the other for the
fgrandeur Of the country; the one astute
and calculating, the other strong and
passionate; THE aone the disciple of
Rousseau, as men of common talents
iare always disciples, the other personal
and eriginsh as profound talents al
In his cold, ,!paIlid, bony countenance,
Rsbespierre revealed the desolation of
his soul; while in his giant face, Scared
/ by smallpox, Danton revealed the in
terror fash of his genius. The head of
Danton, who was the brain of the
French hrevolution, fell in the basket of
the guillotine through the implacable
hate of his lifelong enemy; but when
Robespierre, harassed, accused, driven
to the brink of the abyss by the men of
Thermidor, wished to speak in the
Convention, and they refused to hear
him, wished to supplicate, and they
threatened him, tried to threaten, and
they laughed at him, tried to silence
them, and they rose against him as he
Ioaped from bench, to bench in the hos
tile convention, seeing no place of
safety, a terrible voice suttered thel
meaning of the whole tragedy: "Ro-
bespierre, the blood of Danton chokes
thee ~ - -
Robespierre has retained the greater
authority among the men Of revolution
from two causes-first, because only his
friends survived and preserved thel
spirit of the revolution; and second, be-
cause on the death Of Robespierre fol-
lowed Immediately the reaction of
Thermidor,. which at last, from one ex-
cess to another, led to the 18th Bru-
maire and the dictatorship of the eem-l
| pire.. 'Er' = - l-,i ga. t@s- l. i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

How TO SLAUGHTER SHEEP.-A
writer in the National Lice Stock Jour-
nal says that it is not the wool but the
intestines that causes the unpleasant
taste in mutton; therefore, to avoid it,
be sure that the sheep is not warm or
heated or any way unusually excited
just before slaughtering. He. gives the
following directions for killing and
dressing:
"As soon as the sheep is caught hold
of, let his throat be cut immediately.
Then make an incision in the chest near
the heart, and another near the crotch
above the smaller intestines, that the
air may escape as he dies. Dress such
portions of the quarters and abdomen
|asiwin allow the immediate opening of
the mutton without the soiling of the
flesh by the tag and dirty locks. When
thus dressed, the carcass may be rolled
up in the peltwith the wool next to it,
and no unpleasant taste will be com.
|municated to If. ."-O Ohio Farmer. e Z.
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"Ah " Said an amateur New York
operatorto a friend ia Wall street the
other day, have got one of the big
gest 1ays' you eyer saw, and no w all
| want is some first-rate brokers to
work for me. +" IA great lay ?" "Yes,
the biggest lay for fortune you ever
save 'tWeli,p said the other, "then
/ recommend .you.to go. to Fisk ard
Hatch" !, !.
- AT recent examination the ques-
ticn was asked why the children of Is
rael made a golden calf and worshiped
it after they had been forbidden such
idolatry by Moses. A precious little
fellow sharply answered, because
they had not enough gold to make a
bull with" The laughter which fol-
lowed put stop to the examination
for that day.
Good morning, Dr. Grimes! come
over to see if you d lend our dad your
pick axe, to saw a board off with to
make a chicken coop to put your dog
in; he runs after our neighbors' cows,
and they wont come about any more,
so we have to drink our coffee without
milk.
A lad arrested for theft, when taken
before the magistrate and asked what
his occupation was, frankly answered,
Stealing. .""Your candor astonishes
me" said the judge. 81 thought it
would" replied the lad, "seeing how
many big 'uns there are in the business
and is ashamed to own il.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

PATERNAL 1NsTINCT.-The paternal
instinct has seldom had q liner devel-
than in the following, sent to
US from Farihault, Minnesota, by par
ty who calls himself zone of that class
styled drummers, gorillas, commercial
tourists, missionaries, etc.: "a a 4 e,
As the cars stopped at small town
insMinnesota, Misunderstanding Ger
man and family came on board the
train. TIE THe d family consisted of nu-
merous bundles, a wife, and a quantity
of ehildnen, of assorted Sizes, from the
babe in arms up to boy Of twelve. The
German after slowing his bundles in
the forward seats Of the smoking car,
proceeded to place his wife and Off
springs near them This accomplished,
he seated himself for q smoke. All at
once, as the signal whistled for starting
he dashed out Of thecar into the station,
returning with another child 5in his
arms that had . beenn asleep, barely
catching the train before it moved off,
AElfe passed, one ofthe passepgerssaid
iaughingly:ishos,a< .o.ii...l ,iias,.z 2, :
-" You came nearfo forgetting that one. ;"
i1.No," replied Hans, "I don't forget
hin hin;s but den 4 oosEnt dem, and I miss
one !2'-+-- zaTpeJ''s Magazine. .ai.o hssi.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

Out in Indiana child was recently
born which had two distinct and well
defined heads the two being joined at
the back, with the face fronting in op-
posite directions, exactly like the Cincin-
natl and Baltimore coalition. It didn't
live long, however.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

Carl Schurz once made speech at
Fort Wayne, Ind, Con which occasion
he was pelted with cabbage heads
STOPPING down, he picked up one of the
heads hurled at him, and, holding it in
his hand, said: "Those of my country
men who vote with the Democratic par
ty have no more intelligence than this
cabbage head"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-29

The corresponding editor of the Geor-
gia Cdltivator, writing from the Choc-
taw nation, has the following: "This
hell-distilGad poison, the 'fre-water' of
the Indian, the curse of the white man,
is hotalowed to be sold Or drank in the
nation. I6 isa penitentiary crime even
to carry a bottle ofspirits across their
lines. Hence no drunken Indians. In
this they are better offthan even Maine,
with her liquor laws"