The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-01
Facts and FanCieS.

Facts and FnnCieS.
Mutual friends-Kerosene and Coron'
ers.
The Slave Of the Ring-A new.mads
wife.
Cash advances-Mnking up to a rich
widow.
Butter is ninety.fve cents pound in
Colorado.
How to "turn peoples heads Go
late to church.
II others neglect duty to you, do not
you neglect your duty to God, yourself,
nor to them.
How to obtain I" the gift to us, tho
power to sec ourselves rs others see us"
Run for Office.
There is nothing that binds heart to
heart so speedily and so safely ms trust
and being trusted.
A San Francisco girl recently under.
took the arsenic treatment for procuring
n clear nnd beautiful complexion. She
looked white enough in hercoflin.
The Chicago Post says the bell worn
by the COW that kicked over the lamp
that set fire to Chicago is on exhibition
in that city in sixty-one different places.
Washington Irving once said of n pom.
pous American diplomatist, "Ah, he lisa
great man, and in his own estimation
very great man, n man Of great weight.
When he goes to the west, the east tips
up"
An Ohio advertiser has offered the
government $50, 1000 year for the privi
lege Of printing his advertisement on tho
backs of postage stamps. He is pr oba'
bly, wine merchant, and thinks that the
best place for lckers.
It is the style nowadays, when mn en-.
gagement is broken off, for the lady not
to return the presents given her by her
fdncee or even the engagement ring,
which they keep Ns an Indian keeps n
scalp, MS a trophy Of former victories.
It is the fashion this season at we'd
dings to present each guest on leaving
the house with small box of wedding
cake tied with white satin ribbon. This
Is very good fashion, ms the cake is
very nice thing to keep but very bad to
eat.
A Lafayette Indiana) physician, who
thinks it contrary to the code Of ethics
to advertise his business, carries mn nm
brclla with his name and the location of
his office painted in large white letters
extending around the whole circumfer-
ence.
A Indy correspondent, in letter rela-
tive to .woman suffrage, takes this deli
cate view OF one branch Of the subject,
Many woman who would gladly help
this movement are bound closely by con-
slant recurring cases from any public
part if fitted for it. "
a grand ball was given in Now York
for the purpose OF introducing into so
ciety young Indy, daughter OF a we'll
known family, who hns been educated
entirely in convent in tie South of
France, mud hns never attended n thea
tire, opera, or ball in hsr life.
A fearful nflray has taken place be-
tween German and Bohemian navvies,
on branch of the Eastern Bavarian
Railway now in construction, not fnr
from Rntisbonne. The Germans oh
jectcd to the Boheminns working for too
little pay. They finally came to blows,
spades being used as weapons, and the
Bohemians left 7 men dead on the field ;
while the remainder, in n pitiful state,
partly accompanied by their wives aNd
children, suddenly made their appear
ance in the streets of Regensburg. They
were taken care of by the people, and
then sent back to Bohemia.
The other night n London policeman
suspccting that something was wrong at
house through seeing the kitchen win
dow open, knocked At the door, which
was duly opened by man, to whom tho
constable communicated his suspicious.
The man, saying he would see, went
down stairs, and soon afterward return
ed, remarlting thntit was nll right, tho
window was broken the day before, and
would be mcnded on the morrow. This
two then bade each other goodnight,
tho policeman going away on his rounds,
and the burglar, for such he proved to
he, going on with his work.