Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-02

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All this is accomplished by the mos
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} lby all mankind. In this country the
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Wheeling { Va.) Press.
"They have had strange music in In
dianapolis." 1t appears that little
1 girl eight years of age, who was one Of
car load Of orphan homeless children,
sent WestfDm e@ OK city byttbe|
lChildren's Aid society Some years ago,
USED to get up from her bed at night,
ftlnd her way to piano, and perform
beautiful airs from the works of Handel
fand Beethoven. This somnambulic
sperformer ceased to pay her nightly
yisits to the instrument month or
two ago. She was lately taken I'LL and
idlea Her benefactor recently wrote to-
the asylum whence she came to know
what the record showed concerning
heF aBernsgd Ths SPFNsE i as tNIlSEsh 3Id
l21, 1851, from Bleekez stt5et tsnehssIit q
house Supposed TO be four years old;
mother died of starvation; said to be q
French music teacher. Lisette sent to
Indianapolis, April, 1866"
Heaven's crystal bars" says Mrs.
Browning, "shine faint between the
|soas of child and mother" What a
great deal little story may mean, may
it not?
L 1Aslady editor in the East says that if
men want their children to look like
them, the fewer jaunts they make to
California the better.
I An editor in Iowa says he has becomel
so hollow from depending on the print
igg business for bread, that he proposes
TO sell himself for stOvepipe.
A curious accident sfeeently oecurredt
at an English race. Hwoogentlemen
were galloping in opposite directions,
when the head of their horses struck |
full tilt together, and both horses were
killed, the riders being thrown into the
air. One of them had all his front
teeth knocked out.
A little box out Weston examipa=!,
ton day lYAs Rsked: Wdak Is the shapeI
Of the eGrtii 1G Che little lfallew studiedll
awhile alid&Ae4 cried oats Round Inc
Q store box.
Pat Donan, Of the Lexington (Mo.)
CAUCASIAN, is double-leadedly willing to ID
stapd on the brink ofhell, ankle-deep in
slime, and shake hands
With the devil to beat Grant.
None of the insurance agents of this
village, have, as yet, made theiE senzss
nHel statement as to the eonditfon OH
bhelr Companies, as required by law. s
Heecher saysi "When the virago is s
aiming pail Of slop at you from the $
chamber window, run!-don't stop to- {
expOstulate! -run!-and be nimble Ic
sBout it.
Olive Logan commenced eFle efsher
lectures at Newark, recently, wifi the
sAmaFk, "Whenever 1 see a pretty
gin, ! want to clasp her In my arms" 5
$50 do we," shouted the boys in the q
gallery. For a moment Olive was non. 1
plussed, but, recovering her self-pos- a
session, she replied, "Well, boys, do 4
not blame you" c
IA GOOD FRUIEs s1Rrsm pres 4
ent indications we may expect heavy !,
crop of fruit of all kinds the coming !,
season, from the fact that the excessive !,
cold weather We have had during the :
winter and up to the present time has g
prevented the fruit trees from budding. q
A pleasant and agreeable thought that I
of having abundance of fruit.-It
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d HollOway's Pills-are a sure
remedy for all sexual complaints and
may be taken by females of all ages,
who are suffering from disorganizedl !
system, or those distressing diseases in
particular which frequently occur from +,
inattention) atttiA tltA- 0l 1ife# They :
are so mild that the most delicate fe- =
male may take them with perfect safe /,
ty. 25 cents per box or pot. a
sdA Wisconsin correspondent saws that. t
since the snow went off, Peshtigo looks '
sadder than ever. The charred timbers I
aoae; fha iisabss II i BID Eos, safi
wheels with twisted axles and dflapi-
dated locomotives; and saddest of all,
the graves, all over town, of the vic
inns Of the fire. Many of the bodies of i,
the victims are now being removed !
from their temporary burial places toI !
the cemetery. TT, a;Ia.yels
A Missouri swain recently arrested,
charged with leaving his horse tied toI
a. post for twelve hours, without food q
or water, and was triumphantly acquit. '
ted on the plea that he was busily en- 1
gagged 'sparkingn his sweetheart all 6
that tim& rs He said hedidHltF feel The I
least bit hungry, and he don't think c
the horse ought to.
mA cynical lady in Copnucticqt anus \
es herseN seith the petite hyPecrisy ofl z
society, in curious way. She has an =
orange plant in her parlor which bears
neither bud nor blossom, but she has
had two full blown flowers and q half
open bud, of wax placed upon, the bar
rem stalk. Her CALLERS AlE kdHiiia thk
sweet perfume of the lovely flowers.
and the gentlemen have noticed that s
the bud has expanded considerably ,
since they called before. u
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