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

! lily stmppfiisiaedt fof the parFOses1 wea 4
WReas growAIlffo seeaI S6aad nfnssI
the hands of mummy, supposed tocis
4have been dead three sthoUsand- wears.
! Is saidlD abeIkery saperi8t, hut iahsI
hdurmade fromitwQ i rise.yIs1f;as ssh
Amiddletsizsd>b >boyY WritihgsR e6rn.ois
POSITION, on ttextEeasts, y sramsrked that.s-
we should endeayor to, oayQid ex-,II
ltremes. Especially those Of Wasps and
bees" .bas,noa5- bS1D0ua
| 4 A eelebEated Frepeh psesehes. lara
lsermel on the .dgties of wives said:..s .,
sec -in this, ,cdngregatioti d woman who !.
has beeff guilty ef tiisobedlene8 t6n 7isT "a
husband. and I'M Dbraertofinci her 6utlIea
viii ,fingiPyI breeY u, her iheadsg,,qg
baed se iiIeaals IesHStfSSt RS9S a9a fsmsis
iefiu iils1anI'yducKed. Isi-t Nh ,,i,..- ~.
Russian children haya- but ore name,
This cyIstpH rests on, the belief, that
each name has its, REPRESENTATIVE in, =.
heaven, who Is the 2aardiah anger of =
all those bearing thAt naf,7e.s n IS fm4di
pOssible,. therefore sthHtau dfieshauidid1
bear tyo,i beeApse he saqR9t have tEpi,d
IssSse proseetsas Ess algsis; thai IS he cannot
"a A countryman in Savannah observ-
ing gang 9f SaEkies hbOEiagi oona ther
street. each wearing q; ball and, ,ehaip.,s
He inquired or one Why that bah was
ehained't to his leg! ~ s1Po keep pe6plesni
from stealing it,ihsaia tkstiarky sthsap l.
Of thieves boot. beres isbuu baxInEs7o ~
q Man is sthevietim mofdis6ontknts -HdoGE
either looks for happiness inahis seeolrs,
leetions of the pas, seeks it in the
brilliant Visions which his fancy has.
created Of futqrity; whereas the pres
ent should be the momentof enjoyment
and preparation for the future.
There are three ways for "a man To-
revenge himself Of the eensiire Of the
woridAto despisei il, 70 retafait, otas0tia
endeavor to live so as TO avoid IT,, The.
fEst os these f5 usually prstehded, the
universal practice IS fog thesseondiaJ edt
The blossom caudTrbot ten what becofi8BP
of its OdOr, laIltl;no man eaaD tell lwhatOq
becomes of his influence apdsexalnplesg
that roll away frpnq himi and go beyond
MS ken on their perllous mission.
!. One th6usand scoons,a arPI exchange
CalifprRia freshet. That vent be- Axb
to com pare With the pos,
sum drowning by the fresiiet OF the ~
November. election. hsag 10 Saizai 1stiA
/ $40 you cast things here?'s inquired, ii
L Yankee the other day, as ne sumter /"
ID into foundry and ddsessedl lhe pro-
9rlet0r. Yes, we do. You cast all
zjnds of things IN iron, etis'i was tneea
next query Certainly ddaid yoii sesss
t is eur hasiDesssSts III yeA esst ashad,sd
w vii y9n22" EHe Was cast out tbsslurJl 10
' Time, e,HNightsii LuHs and the sstarssd
the blue yault-oY Youth and -
Iiaiden leaning over q gate, and look
ng at the heavenly orfs. - Maiden, MI -
ID with enthusiass0.z points taPsrfinsos
ger toward the zeuith,- and exclaims:
fOhy Henry pletusstudy botabyth sdT
Lite ROBBIE vent to la h5&I,oaHd'e
for the4irst tineimhis0s
'ifeJd When Ihecame home, hismOtheFni
asked him what he bad seen. aBobhie,,
replied: !" An elephant, nlamma, that
yObbIed hay with his hont tail. .~ .EaAih
Hon. George Francis Train has, en-,
gagged rooms at the Burnett House Tor
MS occupancy during the CpnYentien.
dalstead and Train are TO walk up the
aisle arm ii arm The day Of the Con"
Vention, weeping 70 slow fAasic. SRaflsi
stead will sing also. He is sadeestis
when ne slngs,osii sba95ls ,hGs ,ji lEan
A Liverpool paper saysthat 10 eangsIi
the extent. 10 which drunkenness exists
IN England Is almost an impossihlei
task. One Of its most repulsive fea-
ttires is the rapid growth OF drinking
habits AMONG semales and young peru
sonsyof both,sexes. 2 The maltiplied fard
,ilities for. obtainingl drink gase also
startling. -. -.
Emperor William has announced his
intention toif0unti a aerulah Order OF
Knights. % Hitherto he has had the he-l
;towal only of Prussien Decorations to
award merits for the Empire, The
,reation Ell an Imperial order IS consid-
cred highly desirable. nintuis1 Hi t-'ir'71
gof,it.Ir..- "a. sBfoq ,i.,,Io - o1ui lizs ~
An. Indians. woman got . large NUM-,
oer Of names toa petition for tire par
don of her husband who had the mis-
fortune to get into the penitentiary.
On her rounds she met another fellow
who suited her better, whererpon she
burned the petition, will claim the di-
vorce the law gives her IN, such n csse,
and become the, blushing bride Of ssia
Tellow.' .''9 ii-FAi st4.i' s9a. .As'' TAI
A Washington lady writes, Stand
Ing first among the palatiaf residences
Df our eity, is the elegant home Of
Charles Sumner.s 1t Is unquesti0nably
The most unique private stablishment
In the District, and probably In The
United States. The beautiful home Is
tilied with everything that S rich, rare,
and, therefore, Of inestimable vaiue,
that a gentleman possessing q highly,
cultured mind and, unlimited wealth
would naturally wish to surround