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FANNY ~ TEARS.
A Wife and Children Mclnng the Hearts q
the sessions ! ssticcs.

Wifc and Children Melting the Hearts Of
the Sessions J Jsstices.
Louisa Mncdcr! william Maederl'
shouted Clerk Johnson IN the Court Of spec bal
Sessions yesterday
A pale, hunchba,ked woman. with n babe In
her arms stepped slowly forward aud took her
seat upon the witness stand. She was dressed
in a suit Of black. and her larg. eyes looked out
piteously upon the three Justices and the steam
inE crowd Of spec ators.
A respectabi- dressed and gentlemanly
man stepped from the prisoners pen to the bar.
His eyes fairly started from his head as he
looked toward his wife. Louisa" he mm-
INJURED in a soft. heart-brokcn tone. bat no ar
swer came from tho witn"s stand.
Turning TO the deformed woman nc said
Where do you lvei'
No. "A City Hall place"
" Have you been b,atenY
- have been beaten very often" Wss the
plaintlf's answer. "IIe Ei~a,~ trie- 20 kiek mo
IN the body, but this time lac kicked me IN t.Ie
" Loutsa," came in tender tones from. the ha-
Louisa turned and met her h.-baGG'- gaze.
She b4' Il into iears. Turnins to their honU T.
"ples-c pu, hirn under hal to treat NE well"
Whcr" did you -ei tndt scar 90 the ncs. 90
asked Justice STANDBY; did lee hit sou tAer, -
Nc-. s!r; pie ase put him uller bail"
Jgsti"e cox turned 70 the prisoner aud said
"wiliinrn, the Court hnds you guilty and sen
tenecs You % tie pcnitenuaTy for one l1nth.
Williams fur'Itudc fur,o K him lie began u
weep. Two "Gicer- took hini rhd forced b ~
from the room. The poor hunchback VIE and
mother snrans from her seat. aud with deep
eInpiiH exclaimed, lfoase sr. iDn't do thai
year old, up tu the hlr and ~ yan g. nv Ipr
papa. The pri-oncr hat uy this ti'ne lg. o.
fur,cd half way aero, t4r t.lU-t Nf S.-ls.
The scene was to- much g tle Justices. Nr.
Cox spoke.
" brine fhrt men ~ 80 fie r.t-ruel ',a~-
u Ken uIiLc O.. .si DO ll. cNe-.
NilI fu .4.l . .isfi -e COS. in rpusiar1-
ti'n of y'ur vli" anl DlilItcn the toI. vUl
suspend llILiu M 900 Y.u.'
lhcu followed tahielu such o. n court %. n
seldom secs. The prisoner took uis rhtldr.a u
hs arms and kissed them llvinElN a.. doe
formed wife hung On his arm, and the 10 D. ly
wont fFDtn IN" room, Ia Viii "a u.ut tU cA. s,as
wet and many a ~yMpatLeuc h.att Lad lie, u
tuLL- IAN
The sun., 1872-08-20
The Bruzilinu nHLe-Rad for the Bellies
A strictly Private Visit.

As soon as II became known that we were
about to he visited by smother wing Royal Duke IN the
pcron Of Ills Imperial IiGhness Augustc Marie Eudes
Duke of SAKE, aud sonnlav Of the present Emperor
u Brazil the New lorA bellies began TO arrange a suita
hlr cePton similar to that tendered the Duke Alexis
though on somewhat smaller scale. number Of
merchants also took the mnter m hand visited the
brazilian Minister, Mons. Elr-rs, nov staying at the
arrUdun Hutel. to Arn from him ia dat way thry
could bost do honor 10 the sprg uf royalty To their
Chagrin that scul man Informed them inst under no
crCuWstsures would the Du permit any publ e r,ceu
ton syis is simply one ~ nriNHtr pleasure gud te
Will strictly adhere Co hls resolution 10 refuse 10 h,
trted. othef Dukes riures have been The Duke
lll Nst ti" u.'r .fI.r- rf interest ln tfis pnI
other rif ~ milo 'U. orr lU VIII make fIo tllr
end0n Hotel h'- uar
The sun., 1872-08-20
CLTBS YOr rRrMrs.


Justice t0N- Optuton.
John COouCy is an officer of the Thirty
sixth street police. Yesterday he appeared in
the Court Of Special Sessions as compliment
against William Sheridan, Bernard sheridan,
William Ryan, Sr, illiam Ryan. Jr., and Patrick
Close. lie told the following story
ION sunday, the 2sth Of July, was on my
heat In lloh street. Mary Ryan, the wife Of one
OF the prisoners, was drunk and making a noise.
told her to 90 into the house. She abused me
and called me hard names. Her stcpson. VIM.
Ryan Jr., came up and 1 told him to take his
mother into the house or should take her a
the station. lie said ,br va moi Lls n,rtb., I
set upon me. William Sherd1 knocked me
down, and then William RYAN kicked me and
b'uks one OF my rms have been under Dr.
DosSurth's care ever since"
Mr. Abe Hummel conducted the defence and
ehcited some new facts In the rruss examine
ton. Cooney WAS forced To admit that he bad
used his club frst on the woman and then on
the men. Mr.. Hummel liked the witness with
his eve and ast ed
Didn't you shoot pistol into the crowd7"
Ohicer Cooney reluctantly Yes, | did, amer
| Wa down
WHY did you not tell the Court that he.
fore ?"
- / did tell them"
" That H. ali %
Onicers Ternay and Hines both swore to tho
truth OF their comrades stury. Tie defence
produced five witnesses, all ot whom said that
Cooney hegan the trouble. and was a very tyrari-
nlcal oficer. Justice Cox delivered the opinion
uf the Court
" From what we know aud have heard " this
man Cooney We think he is very free and
brutal ia the Use Of his club. Taking this n G
In connection with what has been sworn To by IN
witnes'e- for the defence, the Court will acluit
these men.
The sun., 1872-08-20
JUSTICE DOWLING NONE.
Temperance on the Bench of the Tombs -
Enough Of Europe.

Temperance ON the Bench OF the Tombs -
Enough Of Europe.
Yesterday morning at @ o'clock Justice
Joseph Downing made his appearance on the
bench Of the Tombs Police Court. The amaze
ment on the faces Of the crowd OF Sunday Va
grants as they passed before his Honor was pic
turesque. Many Of them had before been ar
raigned in his presence, and all believed him to
be in Europe. Justice Dowllng arrived in tho
Battle on Sunday, after an eight days passage.
and kept quiet during the day that very few
Of his moot intimate friends knew that he was
la the city until yesterday.
His Honor's European trip, though he says it
was not so pleasant az that Of last year, has GER
tanly proved physically beneficial His round,
lnlly face is rounder and ipllci than ever be
Of colcrs. His moustache IL longer aud heavier,
and the twinkle Of his eye, which 30 many
wretches watch with anxie.y, i brighter than
In the course Of conversation the reporter
asked him whether he had learned anything
No, sir; tins IL the country to learn In. There
is u" country IN Europe 10 compare with these
Did YOU Vi II Bow street,"
ION, yes, but don't care to associate much
w,in the lower police justices Of England
IN, your tehden' i"s are aristocrate you saw
the Lord Chancellor, suppose"
Yes, turning In hls scat " In the House Of
Lorda. ] heard a great many speeches there
orators. tell you, sir, this 10 the only country
Ia the world
Ills Honor went TO Paris, but the heat drove
him away. he says II Is as unroni nifortahlo acrlsa
the sea as here In New York. Ills whole trip
occupied only eight weeks.
Ia closing the conversation, She reporter touch
ed on politics. lie asked
Judge, do YOU vote for Greeley or Grant"
Well,' was the profound answer, "you soc |
haven't been long enough in the country yet TO
read the platforms"
lie twisted In his chair to hear the complaint
~ an old lady The reporter twisted uu h- heel
ala left The sixth Mard traveller In his gloLN.
The sun., 1872-08-20
Warnings er Fresh On,brenk In spain.

MADRID, Aug. Io.-Rcports are current here
that the Ministers and other hgh ocais have received
warning Of fresh outbreak to be attempted shortly by
the parisaus OF the eXQueen Isabella, snd that the
cason viii he seized upon by the Carlists their
attacks II In certain that fears OF "a new movement Of
some Kind entertained and that active preparations
o. meet Il are la pr rcss Telegram from Pampe una
gv's An account of local disu psurr there sstur-
day between tarllsis and Liberals. during which the
yur OF the ety. interfering TO prevent breach ~
p' rr, was himself struck Is one ~ the Caists who
ea- promptly arrested.
Su scqurntly The other Csrsts engaged in the ray
trmptcd to t-sass'nlc the Mayor. seven shots ere
brci ~ him but without rIert The police coming to
III rscuC ~ the Mayor captured three OF the would he
asstss Ms, Who are ih custody awaiting tXamustlOn
The sun., 1872-08-20

u. y. lower rhan any dsy last vsek and NOT for
ron 20 remained unsold NJ noon. Natives ranged
from sc 10 l3c, ~ with fancy steers eold NJ syf de-
snd IN eiiI ,ry 70 good Texans brought sS9c. n. on
ooisbe hs. W the RrosscwL
The receipts of neep aud lambs wure sly cars. or 10,s
mead, masng 0seS FOR the week, aeninat 2654O last
wcek anu Y o9 Tor the corresponding week last year
lntro wac life In the market, and aeers were
Rlhd 70 stn wen pHrt OF the offerings NJ t0Dekc for
poor 10 PRIME threp, sud Naec for ctnnon 10 ex, "a
soipe m Vt ,ae sheep sold ss high
calves were cu at Arfs per p.Rd for yrssaerp and
s@sc' ~ ior poor to fancy milk ted Receipts Tor the
swine We nrm for drcssee ats,se7c. y N. 'rhr ar
vceA. aga tet ~ lI59lnst wnck. y. -
The sun., 1872-08-20
Tac Weekly sun for the Presidential Cam-
nuiuu.

To meet a very general demand, we Will
furnish THE WEEKLY SIS from July to January
for hdU Il dollar. This will embrace the Presi-
dental Campaign. Believing that Tue WEEKLY
SIN will prove an efficient agent In the battle
agunst corruption In hiEh places, and in the
restoration 81 purity and efficiency IN the Gov
egnmcnt, we invite our friends who are In ear
nest In this patriotic work to aid VS. in extend
ing its circulation.
Tim WEEKLY UE Il the cheapest journal I'm
the world. II contains eight pages Of reading
matter, and Is IN every respect both as a family
and political newspaper, fully equal 20 any other
published in the country, not merely in interest
and ability, but I'm the quantity Of useful infor-
nation and pleasant entertainment which its
column3 furnish.
Address THE SIN, New York city
The sun., 1872-08-20

There a small business In State bonds. aud the
changes wee urimpur;aut. south Curo'inas new Jan
nary and ti rsu's, were exceptionally al, and de-
elm from - -. 1ruurs-'rs WCrV steady ~ 1aka
- the n'v i-sues. Missouri. UHtrih an st. IoseIh
i.stDs selling Al ~ and Virginia CorsI' AZ 'og SouiH
Caranae Aprl and uhcr. hr nrQuottd g5 10
?. trut gal Natioral Bank tharcs sulI at par. IN rail
ruad bonds the dCaAugs ere small There was steady
&c ling bow ever, and prues recorded but little change
Central laclfcs sod AZ tl 100 =. owing Ia, loApr
range = The sod prer um the interest these houts
h,irv pHNtbl- IN cotn Union facAc nrsts cos,d nTu
90 ~ s9 lanI grants. ~ rsi and Incomes. ST. -s
The other salts annexed: fe4cVillr and southern a.
lnois urst mortgage, eiehts :. g. bonds Ia; Morris
a EsN'N seUolds, ~ Great western nrsts. So qlt
col, aud Indiana teLtraI seconds 'ta rucdo lco-
r'a and anash rrsts. Wcsttrn Division. 81.
Tie follow = table shows the highest lowest and
The sun., 1872-08-20

TT--T --- 4---- VI Nv -T-1 TFT-
\ rOrrn-U .udcut sends us an account Of
% tragedy lu switzerland. Young kolish stu
dent ru-d tEe acquaintance Of an American
lady named lluge, who, with her four daughter ,
was staying ~ Gewau. After time he asked
.uc hand ~ one uf the Young ladies IN marriage,
bat was refused, and the family shortly after
ward lcft for Geneva, ON Sunday last the young
lady was out for "a walk in wood with one Of
her sisters and an English gentleman, when sud
denly the Pole appeared, and, presenting a re-
vulvcr, first shot Miss llusc, aud then attempted
In his design that both be and his victim are la a
critical state and not expected To lie. Miss
Huse was shot ia the head, and the bullet, pm s.
ing through her temple aud stTlihg her tongue,
has stopped her power ~ sieech,
The sun., 1872-08-20

Arrivrd-NoNpAY. Aug 49,
St"amehin Minnia Cardiff indsc
pass. ~ S
stcarnsN'p Mtzcppa, Vera Cruz In ballast.
steamship canada. Liverpool, rniae AM mass
ttt tirirhlp "a Francisco. .uuda, mo se and pase
stennsnip North Amcrtcq, Rio Jsneffo nitlsc ana
rass. ~ NV
Hsrk Emma, Liverpool mdsc
Hfrk said nin sultan. Now BEDFORD in ballast.
Ira oannysde, Mara lies, indse.
Eilg QNi kyrrc. Cqr1n, railroad iron.
Schr y. ". sawyer. Bar icoa, trutt.
AhO. tht usual river anu coastwi.e vessels
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
o. FEssrows, Aug. 19.--Adriauc. Holland Idaho,
Ahvssinia, Nrw York.
Ply anvrH, Aug. ts.--Thurinpia, New York
MoYiLiE, hug. l9 olympia, New York.
The sun., 1872-08-20

SAN FRANcrsco, Aug. ia Colorado
party which prospectcd Arizona thorou ;hly on
both the I'D and 35th parallels found AN sbun-
dance Of rubies, alInand ines, chalccdOny, and
brilliant crystals resembling diamonds, but they
are beicved not to be such. Two Of the parry.
McIain and Beatty, strayed from the camp while
hunting. and are supposed to have been cap
tured by the Apaches
The sun., 1872-08-20

CLEVELAND, Aug, lq.- About live o'clock this
morning train employed in Transporting Dan lhce|
r'cus over the sandusky, Dayton and Cleveland Rail
ROAD. rlu over horse near THau ohio, throwing the
i.pi irIm Ng tuca ana greatly dfuas.ng the rirrue
l"" riE. tour of The circus employees were serious
lJ and .ua brakeman fatally, injured
The sun., 1872-08-20

NV YORK, Monday, Aug la,-Ihe fresh Offer
inGs Of hC'NCs wprr s care on l,t head, ut- On sS
for the vcck, against sO9i last week, and $3.50 fur he
corresponding week last year ltIWe cattle were
scWc', and The tops II the best droyes were sold
49, Nc r.; htt the market was hard on" Tor the
selling iAtggest lulrIiOr and neGul cattle ruled 500
The sun., 1872-08-20

sTtUNfN-. In Chicago. Aug g. ~ Judge Gary,
EWsr, stein "A. from s. Augusta Strbhins
SAWtkR. In Chicago. Au-. 10, Oy Judge Gary. Mary
j. ssN1 tr from LeAnder sawyer.
The sun., 1872-08-20

AtN 7, W. On sunday VhlrIes T. HaIch, Wee
Principal u Public school No 10, who had been fucr
Ing with neuralgia, took overdose ot mophlge by
mis'asc. pts. llouas a4l Wait uahuccessiuiy al
ulhht rru o." usual remedies. NJ BIl,h disl ~ hi
ed.u.c i5l East Lstiy ttrct Q, al l'i5 A. w. }c''
The sun., 1872-08-20

is -. Sd a.. 5th 9th. 7th sth sth 10Th.
h5siar Ehle3'ii "a 8 9 9 ! 9 : %
!uls eaInsl-A,ilatic, 3: LeA:gra.a
Tine Of game h.ur 90 luuutcs.
The sun., 1872-08-20
HARTyE IvrELLrGEycE.

vtsttrrvS hJvtSo--rHts pAY.
sut ri'es... 5 sun sets..... 81 Moon rises. %
Piofi whTFp-rHts nav.
andy Hook % Gov. tsiana. % ,ileli Gate 10 81
The sun., 1872-08-20

For wire screens for deors and windows 90 t'
l., : j, IoTrty's, 40 tu..pH street, uth Broadway
AA.
The sun., 1872-08-20

Furniture, carpets, and bedding an immense
stock ana iuN IrttH at a. NJ. tHwur thVa's TI Chat
ham street NtcSy ane monthly IaJmcuts tAken.-.iog.
The sun., 1872-08-20

Some one has said that Wolc0tt has not en-.
larerd lls s'ae Of hottcF. Try and see lie nov sci
p,hts of l0lu Paint for sI51. Attn,
The sun., 1872-08-20
Enslntss Noll,,s.
CCniaur Linimenf


VIA cure NEurALGIA. BHuIsLs, swELLINGs
STIFF JOINTS, STRAINS.
EHEuNArisM
and all Tie.h. Bone. sad Muscle A,imeut, upon MAI
and BEAST.
To the ,ick and rdd-n the halt and lame, wound
ed and sore, we say come and be healed
To the poor and distressed, who have spent ts,ir
money for worthless medicines bottle Of cENrAUR
LINIMENT will be given without charge.
Physcians.V Veterinary Surgeons, aud Livery Men arc
invited to try the cENTAUR LINIMEST without coat.
Some Of the ingredients OF Llniment are equally
| encacious for MAN and BEAST hence the nameoi
"ccntaur," which half horse and half man.
cENTAUR LINIMENT-white wrspper-is for Fam
liy use. The CESTAUR LINIMENT-ycow wrapper
ia for Horses and Animals 1t viii cure SPAWN,
STRAINS, SCRATCHES, swEENY. &C, and is bound
to a.toni.h the world.
Why viii you suffer, or lose the use Of vausss sn,-
mai, when YOU get CESrAUR LIsfMENT. aesr.
speedy effective cure for 80 cents and o. pc,
| bother
wewn warrsn, the money.
CENTAUR LISpiENT can be had of
kLfaf s5S 4P saS
{. y. CRiTTENTOS, I sth sv
bBy; LIyINGSToN ir, ssl Grand st. wlni,m.barsh.
! g. ROSE CO, Picpfietors' 8 Brosdssy' NY:
The sun., 1872-08-20

The best place iu New York TO buy reliable
watcher. hue Diamonds, rich fashionable 'ewcry snt
siet.n SILVER wedding presents. Is SQt lkk'S y fuol
II. Diamonds specially.
The sun., 1872-08-20

Come aud sec IL. the New Undcrfced Wilson
sowing Ncrn", Hnd y"u viii huy II without hesitation.
II s thc b.Ht use els cheaper than all others.
sold on casy p.yoEts. Has the nnest once the city
~ BruaANay
The sun., 1872-08-20

Deposit your money in the Mutual ReneAt
Savings 1NF sUu building. oppt lie Cily Han luttrct
coma. .lNcs t,l 1 mVLtG.-AdG
The sun., 1872-08-20
DTEDREED.

Ncstie'- Incteous Fnrinn.
TIE Mothers MilS substitute rccOum .nde1 by emf
merit pity .Dittr.
The sun., 1872-08-20

Four European Geverument-.-Ten scientific
tOciees three worlds fairs, and the sovereign people
OF America have endorsed LYOS's MAGNETIC PowDKH
a. the only sure and safe preparation for the exterm
nation uf roaches hedbugs, moths auts egs. bird ce
mosquitoes, and garden insects Avoid the poison -
lanes tpriusing up Ike toSfstoos In the wake a
the Great Bug Remedy. which has been popular iOt
tAlrty years.
The sun., 1872-08-20

sr,''~. cossr c..u... Me-. o. :, ~, ~, - IS, 4"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

The local editor of the Padu
cah Kentuckian lately attend.
ed a party, and according tn
his own word saw nothing TO,
ward The close OF the evening
but "a beautiful billowy ocean
Of foaming skirts, which in their
virgin ana uncontaminaled pu.
rily rolled, and pulled, and
surged in the gaslt air."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13


THE country seems TO be I'll
ed with Specifics-for the cure
of Lung Diseases, that one
scarcely knows which TO use.
for want Of confidence in their
medical properties; but from
the remarkable cures and the
high order and extraordinary
efficacy of Aliens Lung Bal
sam, that we are compelled to
regard The evidences of our
senses, and confd ntly state
for cough and cold, and thai
Hydra heaaed monster con-
sumption, we think thai prep
ararion IA safe and certain cute
that is now belqre t1e pnblic.
FIR Sal by ali NJ ii NJ dea :
ers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

! "A LITTJE boy was recently
presented with a toy trumDet,
10 which lie becRme greatly at
tached. One night when he
was about to be put In his "liI.
tie bed" and was ready tosa\
bls pray ers, be banded the
trumpet TO his grandmother,
Here, gruu'ma, you blow while
| pral!' sal i
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

AT a trial not long since,
one of the witnesses (an old
lady of sore eishl years was
closely questioned by tile op-
posing counsel relative to The
clearness of her eyesight. "Can
you see mes" said he. ayes" i"
was the answer. "How well
can you see mes" persisted The
lawyer "Well enough" re-
sponded the lady, "to see that
you're neither a negro, and In
dian, nor a gentleman" The
answer b q, III LoSn ,he
hnucA -..-.-..-.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

gloss and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, tho6g not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de.
stroyed, or the glands atrophied aud
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu.
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, It will keep it clean and vigorous,
Its occasional use will prevent the ham
from turning gray or falling off and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruif, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju,
rious to the hair, the Vigor can, only
benefit but not harm it, Ifwanted
merely for q HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable,
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white eambric, and yet lasts,
long on the hair, giving it a rich,o glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or, !, e. Aver & Co..
a Practical and Analytical Chemistss
LOWELL, MASS, sa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

AN Intoxicated man saw tw,
cars passing him the othe
evening, with red aud blue
lights in the front and rear.
His fuddled brain comprehend.
ed colored lights, and he was
heard to say to himself:" Mus,
be pretty sick--sickly here;
they are running drug stores
round on wheels"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13
Dnrl,ness and Small-Pox.

Darkness ana Silluli-I oA'
If a patient, in the beginning
Of the attack, be put in a room
from which all light is excluded
save that OF a candle, the elfec
Is 10 arrest the disease in the
popular or vascular stage; The
skin between he vesicles J.
never inhamed or swollen; the
large scabs of matter npvel
form'over, there is no intens'
pain, and only trifling, and th'
smell is very slight or alto
gether wanted.-ZOndOn Ian
oct,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

To Those who are Bowed Down Wv nAr'
vuus uVb ltv, and despair Oi ever recovering
the Yigor and ln,en Of manhood we earnestly
recommend DR.. WaIker's California Vnegsr
Buffers. Before they have ltnl.hsl the hrst
bOule, theV will ieel the Te-tor'tlye principle
AT workins eIy portion Of tl1pir broken down
Systems and hope Will sprIng np in their
he~rts, No case OF dyspepsia, bihionsness,
intermittent fever rheum ttsn. gnut or kids
nsN dI-ease, can resist ihiy unsqpdled vegs'
table tonic which j. uupslluted by amy dis
lIlrd or te Tnented hquOr. ian6
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

a NLvADA paper says: a
preacher nol a thousai d miles
rom Pueblo, and who engages
in frequent wild land specuIa
lions, has the following good
story told OF him. Preaching
not long since, on The line oI
the Denver and Rio Grand
Railway, along Il e FOuntnir,
he opcncd he services with a
rather distracted air, as fol-
lows: MY X, brethren, will
be t,rna ip the first epistle TO
Timothy, s'clIon Is, township
2l south range 65 west"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

A MICHIGAN arithmeliciai
computes that The number @
clothes sent TO the sufferers
by the forest fires in that SIa'
would furnish each man VII
about two hundred pairs OF o.
pants and one huulrel pairs t.
Old boots.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13
Personal.

We were pleased 10 receive
a call, du'ing the past week,
rom DR.. Ayers traveller, wh
vas IN our town deveting his
lime aud "ttention the pre-.
paraiions of the great medicine
man. This call has been a
gleasant little annual to us
from The able and reliable bus.
mess character of the accom-.
jIished gentleman whom this
lirm send out to transact their
busiress. N ouse is better
nown or valued by the press
ior its promptnesS in settle
inent than the well established
md popular y. v. aver & Co..
Lowell, Mass, whose medicines
have become a household ne.
cessily, and won the confidence
and praise Of all. Our own ac
1uainlance with them has ,ex-
tended over a series Of years.
and we have invariably, found
them, their ira velers and thei
medicines, worthy Of the com
mendations they everywhere
receive e.-Jackson { Tsnn.) Tt.
gH1 -. .fsSJ
Dune. c sH
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

SOME Of the citizens of Mays
vile are burning corn instead
OF coal. They say a bushel Of
corn burns longer than a bush.
el of coal, and is h re IRE
cheaper at rhirDy-fve cents
than coal is at thirty cents.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

The Logan Republican re.
ports that several idiotc girls
at the Poor House OF that
county, who were innocent
when placed tn ere, are soon to
become mothers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

THERE is a cat in Davies
County, Indiana, which has thu
chills and iever as regu larlv ~
any of the family. And YET the
people over there rhlnk that
Darwin is "A fool.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-13

TIE Clrclevllie ID, mocrat
makes a note OF the fact that
we have a Jacob jacobs in
Chillicolhe. Il can also mole
that we have a Peter Peters
Ross 20. Register.
Not forgetting our William
Williams. and the urbane MI,
Conrad SuckrOl.-Pod.