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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

NrssRS. EDITORS. Please announce my i:tiir
n, a candidate for the Office ,f I cunt, Urea ur,r,
subject Ia the decision I'll TIM County lprinncratic
Convention. As u guarantee III III! ability I"
perform the duties nf thu oilicr, ami my iia"iliy
therein, I refer Ia the record al my rntirr III"
spent in this e'inmnn'tyW; E'>i%r,i.iE;
July al. lS7:.
h. Il. Ireland has requested mst" ann",in.r
that he is Il candidate for the Office "i I "iitiiN
Treasurer, subject to the decision NJ thu Demo
cratic Comfy Convention.
At the solicitation nf MANY friends. l hereby
announce myself a. y candidate inr III" 'iil'r al
t"uniy i5e",.fTr; r"' %nvr" %'% \ i las% ,r~i,i"i
in this county 81 Years. and "h,r my past r"r"r!
IS . guarantee al III! future conduct
Tm3S. II. CLAcrrr.
J.R. billiard. Of Dover township, is n ranll-
.late for County Treasurer. subject +" the decision
oftle Democratic county Convention.
We ar. authorized I" announce \ kir'i'y.
of Dover township. ~ Il can'ii'!tl" For Treasurer
of L.afay etc county, si:iJrct Ia III" decision al
the Democratic County Convention.
COLLIE, TOR.
We are authorized t" announce that Lewis
Ncale. Jr., of Dover township. will submit his
name to the decision ~ III" I "intH Democratic
Convention, a. II r:tndi'liic for the office III t"IniE
Collector, at the approaching election.
EpIIoE- iSrEIII.ENCER Please ann"unc" m"
rs o candidate Tor I 'iiniy ,"ll''i"r NJ tl' irNt
November election, susI"ci I" The decision al me
people in n rrinIir! election "r ',IiitE '"i-
Vcntion, is may he determined 10y tir ',,iiiIS
Committee. My plea for Incoming :. ram',iiai''
is. that | am l,,"i. li," ii large family and have
been Il resident ui the county tor nearly i"!'Hr>.
W. y. i,Ui:DoN.
We ar. authorized To announce Linn IL.
Gordon rs "A candidate. for Collector of Iaflt'ti"
county. subject t" the DECISION "t The H'iii""r.''ir
convention.
We ar, authorized To -ti." that Il. i. fright
we'll, of Lexington Township. VIII submit his
claims tt thu action III the county b'li"rra'ic
Convention a. II candidate tor the office" al County
Collector nj the November election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
ITEMS.

~-ATLLNIII.E. July eth. 1872.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Aullvillc is still Oh the march to future
ly. regardless Of the scarcity of money. our
friend y. II. Horn has just completed his
storage. forwarding commission warehouse,
AMI i a> well prepared to attend to the far
m.rs' gram. Sc, IL he will bc to our gene
raj interests in the next Legislature. The
cnfcrpri>IiS firm OF Mathews 4 Wear, of
r"wn> lille. have opened i branch furniture
mouse. which, promises To l.. II success. As
we Aullvillian> rather prefer to he comfor-
tihly sealed at Il table where we strengthen
the inner man. therefore We extend them Il
hearty welcome.
ARRAY.
N"ti'in" new. with The exception that our
vile has received, her baptismal tire in Black
stone "rat"ry. Two dcnizrn. of this vicinity
could not agree about some small matters,
which difference Of opinion resulted in !,
fractured rib. \ justice of the peace and
constable being present. tn" ae>aulting
party WA, promptly arrested. Il jury I'M
pancic'i. trial ordered and tine imposed. all
within the short space. of one hour. Lex
ington has the honor of furnishing the ii>ri-
pies OF Blackstone VIII" happened to be- Wis
itin- here. pr. Hartman, our poprIar Young
urrr"n. attended to the wounded man and
soon had him in 4 comfortable condition to
reflect over the days ,Ioines. All done up
on telegraph style.
RALLIED.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
RtIf.FI'.

GEN. JOHN r. CLARK - Demo
cratic candidate for Congress. will address
the people at Brownsville on Thursday,
August Isl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

nice dwelling house Of four or five rooms.
near the business part OF the city. Inquire
at the INTELLIGENCER office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

Promenade FESTIVAL. - The
young ladies' of The VI. f. Church South gave
a festival last Thursday evening at Arcana
Hall, for the purpose of paying for the new
church organ. For n week previous they
worked with u zeal which only ladies' can
exhibit oil such occasions. The Hall was
cleaned up. the stage adorned with festoons
Of flowers and beautiful pyramids OF
bouquets, the tables loaded with cake ,%confcc-
tionery, &c. Everything. in short. was done
to make the fc>tiy al a success. They ant!cipa-
ted. as they had n right to, u large attend
ance, aud that the cash would ilow In in u
steady stream during the evening. until it
reached the amount they wished to raise.
i,ut the heavy rain storm In the evening
blightcd their hopes. Tho attendance
was small. but rs good ns could be cN-
pcctcd. The net proceeds in cash were
s75. The church owes this to the efforts OF
Misses Fannie Winsor, Katie aud Mary ker.
doln, Kate Graham, Mary and Laura Davis,
Belle Greene anu Belle Toinmersun, who
arranged and presided over the tables. and
10 Misses Annie Hays and Fannie Porter
who rleslded at tbs Lemon Well"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

LET LEXINGTON TowNsHIp-turn
out cn-massc on the 18th Of August, the ,lay
OF our primary meetings.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

LAFAYETTE FAIR. The next an
nual Fair of the Lafayette Agricultural and
Mechanical association will he held at the
Fair grounds near Lexington. beginning on
Tuesday, the LIST day OF October. aud contin-
uing five days.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

CALL - At the INTELLIGENCHR
office and see samples Of our nice job work.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

DoNT Stay away from the pri-
mary meetings ON Wednesday, the 18th Of
\uru,f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
VENTION.

We have frequently given notice Of this
Convention, Which is to meet on Tuesday,
the 9Th Of August. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. in tho
Christian Church Of this City. We do hope
that the Sabbath school workers Of the
county will lay aside everything els" frr thc
time, and attend and make it a complete sue
cess. Let every church and school IN the
county be well represented. Each school
can send IL mauy Delegates, both laIic, and
gentlemen, A. 1t may deem proper. Almost
every coipty throughout the state are hold
ing conventions. Lett il not BE- said that La
~fa!e'tc i behind. Arrangements will lie
made 20 entertain all that VIII come. We ur-
der'.ani from the Rev. j. II. Bycrs. the
Chairman Of the Executive Committee, that
he expects ~ b. able &c get reduced fare Oh
Inc fsiroah Tor all that may come in that
way IL viii lac very necessary that all be
present at the opening o! the Convention.
BURGLARY - Last Friday night,
July 18th. the STORE Oh. Il. Jordan, in Dutch
row, On Main street. wa, broken into and
ABOUT s'A'. worth ii dry goods. groceries,
&c, carried IN. The thir.e- bored hole, In
the cellar door, through which they pushed
back The bar with which IT va. fastened and
once in, It'wa. no great job 10 force Tn. door
leading To Tia" .tpre above. No clue to the
thieves iils yet been obtained.
lHE PEOPLE Want honest mcn
IN once. They cannot have such rnrn nibry
htAy s"a! from the primary meetings.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

BAILED.-Roland Williamson, con-
fined in the Lexington Jail. charged with the
killing of i. G. Hem. several weeks ago.
was released last Sunday''on g.. 900 bail. Thos.
shelly. Gen. 10. .. Shelby. Il. l.. Douthitt
and others arc the surctics
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

P. c.. & co.
Salt per barrel $2.Sn.
Sugar ten pounds for Sl.W.
Coffee four pounds for Sl.w
Boots AMI shoes,
Quccn.war".
kentucky WHISKY,
Wooden Ware.
TT food. delivered Free. n2tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - The L. :.
.nag boat. DcRn$sey. passed up the river on
Monday. removing such ohstructiom> to nav
iGation as the recent high water has made
eral trees in this vicinity w"r" lifted from
the bed of the stream and placed out Of
harms way.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The next session of the Lafayette County
Teachers Institute. will hr held in this city.
August 18th. 18th and ::0tli. Let every
teacher and friend of education In the coun-
ty make his arrangements to II" present.
State Superintendent Montrith and other
distinguished educators from abroad will he
on hand.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

HORACE GREELEY
Saws Geo. :. Mc(ircw \ Go. sell Queens
ware cheaper than any other house in the
city. jyl.tf.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
WOMAN DROWNED.

On last Wednesday evening, 4 negro man
AMI woman left Lexington in wagon drawn
bv two mules. for the residence Of MIR. Pur-
uclI.>iX or seven mile, in the country When
they arrived at Brush creek, Il few hundred
wards this side of the house. it was 50 dark
they couldn't tell how much the rain which
had fallen during the day had raised the
stream. They vrnturcd to cross. The mules
plunged an.l iloundcrcd in swimming WA
ter. The wagon box fl"atcd oil and sunk
with the man and woman in it. The man with
great difficulty swan ashore, but the woman
WIS drowned. Her body was found next
morning" NJ = wat"r-gap not far below the
ford. The wagon and mules mad ~l"at,,l
dow the stream :: short distance. and We're
found in the morning. One Of the mules.
embarrassed by the harness. hal i"cn thrown
on his side and drowned. The other was
standing in the water, still attached 10 the
wagon.
The woman was the daughter of II ~c"lnrc.l
man by the name of Buck SiIcwa!trr. AMI
about u years OF age. She WAS employed n
cook in the family of Mr.. Purncli.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

lHE PEorLE Want honest men
In "he". They cannnt have such mrn lf,b.y
stay away from the primary mc.tiuy-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

THE CITY IioTEI.-ls undergoing
repairs and notifications that will add great
~ to IT. convene, nee. The lower floors ar"
being let down. painting. pIastcrin: and II
general cleaning up K ling on. that will
make it .till more pleasant aud attractive.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY OFFICES.


Zee for announcing candidates for ANY Office, 81,
payable in advance, in all eases.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

Persons advertising in III" local columns, cX-
ccpt those having standing ''niS.' viii b..
charged Is cents per line for first insertion, and
10 cents per line for each additional insertion,
and To those having standing ads - 10 cents
yer line for first insertion, an,l ; cents Der lin,
Tor each additional insertion.
r-P"sitivrly no deviation from this rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.

THE INTEIIIGENCEH - For the
campaign, only ~ cts. 81 for six months.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

The Cal
ai,"osc yard has been extended To about three
time. its former limits. i'll anticipation.
probably Of the business, to be derived from
IN ACTIVE. political campaign.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

COLoRBD CARDS. We have on
hand \ lar." stock of rolorc,l cards OF differ.
cnt sizes, suitable for election or admission
tickets. which will be- printed cheap.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

REMEMEER-Thc County Convcn-
ton. On saturday, the Eth day of August.
Delegates to BE- elected to the state tonvru-
ton.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

READ - Report of the County
Democratic Committee. Matter Of interest
to every voter of LAFAYETTE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

We ar authorized To >ti." t!iIt Il: j. bright
we'll, of Lexington Township. will submit his
claims T., thu action If the county Democratic
~ II candidate tor the office "i County
Collector nj the November election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-31

We ar. authorized to announce that Lewis
Ncale, .Jr., of Dover township. will submit his
name To- the decision al th' I ",Inty Democratic
convention a. II candidate for The Office III tnuniy
tollrctur. nj the approaching election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

The roIlaNinc is whntlhe Cincinnay

The following is whatlhe Cincinnati.
Trade Lit Uduk, orlAo : characters
who complain Of their county paper
and instead Of helping TO support il,
scnl or lor large city papers and thus
help to sus,oju lhrw:
"A gentleman writes to US that his
county popcr is 50 poor he has stop
ped lakiuajl. therefore send, II, three
dollar, for tie Trade List Wcrrpral
that We don't want Subscribers on
lhos" D,rm, \ mans county paper
is worth more to him chan any otla,
paper IN the world, or il ii IS uol, il /,
hi, oWu fault. ii the county paper il
properly encouraged, it may be relied
upon for information Of more value t.
the people in whose Interest it i, is
sued, .t'}au can Toe luUu, in all the cit,
paper, IN l'r United S,atcs. 80 man
rau ullprl To stop the paper that ppb.
fishes u r0li.iJ, advertisement, OF hI-
county. lhr public Sulcs, market, coUrO
u"Ws and other local intelligence |.
ttrpoprr !. poor the people are NOR,
at laul, 'hau the publishers, Far Ijncr
al patronage viii always make q good
paprr However poor the county pa
Icr moi bp it /, always worth more
than it cost, t. those Interested IN the
affair, Vt il, Iocultly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07
Gratifying Scientific Information.

II there is anything that w like in
a scientific work it is clearness. When,
therefore we read recently, in a med,
zeal volume. that "the thalamaOptici
are the essentials Of the senslrv tracts,
rs the corporn s~tarlata are of the mo
tor We felt completely happy, he
cause we pc received at once, with slere-
"scup,c diNtinrtnrss. precisely what
the author meant. What he means IS.
OF course, that the t.IIalmiOptical are
the essentials Of the scnStry tracts, Us
the corpora S~tarlata are OF the m tor.
Tne information is cspe idly gratiiy
ing, because ,e must all he impress
eel wI,h the conviction that if the thai
ami"ptica. had not been essentials of
the srnStry tracts. existence wouli at
onc have hccome Il dlsgustin! and
unruiurutle burden, and woman's
love hollow mockery. As it is, we
are filled with a holy and satisfying
calm.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

Carlisle lKY') Mercury

Carlisle (ky') Mercury
SIXTY one years ago, Mr.. VIM. Witt.
man, Il well known citizen OF Bath
cuunty-hG thea being quite Il young
maM--run Il thorn in his 1901 below
the ankle, from which he suffered con.
siderable, As ii went deep, the AT
tempt Of the physicians to extract II
caused him GXCruclallng puin, 50 much
50 that it was deemed best to desl,l
lrOm further attempt Tor fear iockJaw
might cnsuc. Ine thorn remained IN
the foot and in the coarse Of une the
wound made by it healed up. The
pain ceased and alter That he rXpc
rienCrd ~ mcvnVcUlunCG from walk
ing on the loot. Titfr passed, on auu
he thought no mater until last wcch,
wAcn feeling an itching sensation ~
the leg just UelO" lhG knee, he scratch.
cd the part, when the skin loosrned
and 10 his surprise dalk speck was
visible. He caught hold OF it Win his
thumb and lorelidger and pulling ut 1t
out came the thorn! 1t had been in.
oeddcd Sky que years, nnd had made
It's way that lar up his les, coming Out
on the side opposite u That III which
it entered. And we VIII add that LAc
lhOrn was rs sound as wneu IL went IN
III, All the above is strictly true, as
Our informant is Il trustworthy gentle
MAJ VINO received his Information Ill
rect from Mr.. Whitman.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

Numerous inquiries, both in person
and hy letter. are made from time to
time at the Patent Onice in Washing,
ton, and also Of the President and va
riouS Cabinet officers in regard to q
supposed prize Of 81, 600, 900 reported
to be offered by the Government for
the discovery of perpetual motion.
No such offer has even been made hN
the Government, but though the alb
surb statcmcnt cannot be traced t. its
source it seems 70 find an astonishing
number of bell vers throughout the
country, and undoubtedly stimulates
effort in this direction On the part of Il
very numerous class Of persons who
are still engaged in making the mani
testify hopcl IS attempt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

Don't give liquor to children. One
of the first literary men IN the United
States said to fiend alter speaking
Oh the subject of temperance. There
is one thing which, as You visit dif
iercnt place., | wish youto do every
where, that is, 10 cntreat every moth
cr never never 10 give adrnp OF strong
drink 10 a child. | have had To fight
a Tor my life and all my days to keep
frOm dying a %drunkard, because | was
ted with spirits when child. ! az.
quired Il taste for il. Ny brother, poor
died u drunkari | would not
have n child OF mire take a drop OF
for anything. Warn every mother
wherever you go, never TO give a drop
Ia a child.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07
\ Uump-12aGr Windmill II.

Here is Il plan for making Il home
mYln w|jpl.m,I
,.l .,L.n, =, ,,
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ca" ""'' -" us I'''' "'' aus '"u II.
"'|' 'N''t'l"@ also '"c suns ""''''
properly ''''"@ |" '"' '"~"'"''h"''ce
VI '"uI'' 10 ""Ia.I' '''H " F',"'l '''
Nl'nP't'' !"N9'"'c f''' mus" r "eN'''",
"'i" ~, ''iNPFo '''"'h'S rI-t'.N FHI''i
OUT IL CONSISTS Oh an uIr'E"' posi-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

Washington, ID. G., hasa fur We I
obi hoy WHO has Il heal covered with
pure white HAPPY wool, white eye
hrows and cycla,hcs oruamcntin9 u
goudiy featured face OF bright, mutatto
color, iankcd by very dark cars. His
neck and body are white, aud around
his wrist his skin is rs white ana fair
=, caa be. From II short distance
above ihc elbows and knees the skin
is vcry dark.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

The building committee of q church
called upon a wealthy mcmher of the
congregation, soliciting Il Subscription
toward II ne1 house Of worship. The
sum he sulsrri icd disappointed them.
aud they told him 50, at the time init
mating that Mr.. j. had given double
that amount. so he shuull," said
the willy gentleman. ''hc goes TO
,LuroI, ,v;oo n. o,pch nc I d.,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07
The wife,

----
The following beautiful and touch
ing lines are said to have been depooi.
ted by loving wife, some months he.
fore lcr death, between the leaves OF
her scrap DOCK, WheFe shc knew her
hu.hnnd would find thpm when She
'''
was zone, IAeY are lull OF sadness,
onI I,,iog wnm,n's uoturc hIooms
WV ~ '''''7
in every line. Her heart brcalhes forth
n.s,I ,~o,,io,, AN nnr nwn oravn nc
W ''I''N
"l"hc' o"'' pu'l9 '"''Nti ''"'" ''"' WV"
shogld be ali to her in this world and
- Vv.r,.r
lhc next NIle' WIG no" I"cAtrcNs-
ihly hO!y the name Of wife! Sac is all
r., , . .,.,,
''"V - 't!' W ''''' VI nc "'''I''"'
F'' ''N'
AMI TO Wi'lrl he must retEru' she Is
olI thot holds man mn from the hrute
=, Wv, ~ ~
world ANA stamps him with The pale
r.~.on,l,urn nr - GuIi Shn IL all of
Heaven. ul Earth amt Oh man $ Future,
"uich l. I'It iIhl' nuns w"rIo' Sne
IS his Got, and the power which elc
.;, I ,.,l, Li,, ,,o
NaNcs ""i u'lt9' III" 'c"''s "'ii "' T."
line natural and rational contamination
49,, ., =. n
81 MS ilt;lllDl, us NCuILIl, llS Ulllpl-
iinus tia linsplpl ulOries and serted
pleasures, there is nothing 50 mex
,o..ll. ,1.or f.. ,Lo ho,rt or lruu
V'c9''"'H "'"' " '"' H'"''
man, rs ihr cOWpaniOnship Of his wife !!
r.,. ,., n c,l, nu than h.st
l"Ne ''"" W. 'o"' WV" '
~o:Iru--hlol out from on" sight for
,,,it,, .,.,l,t l,.I.,r ann
,..b +, milnj,ht oluom Curse MS
,.,
VITA affections nOLnlAIn hISh Take
r.,w u, nyn,v H,wrrnt ol the HEARTH
'''' '' .
jrspOil us Of manhood, feature and
,,,u,t n,.,ll fiji. if in Chv prnvi.
' n,C
~ +, . aru,,
serve 10 Us 'i"'h 'I1 I'V "'''N VI NV
that one dearest being Of earth, Il
l., .,r
loving ana 'FN' "'I''
Bul here is the poem
A DYING WIFE TO HER HUSBAND
Come near me. lay my hand
one" NOR" upon my brow
And let me Whisper ~ Lllllc ear
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

The number oi marriages in Chicago
in the year since the fire have been
greater and the numhcr Of divorces
less than Gvc before, the same being
called by mOralists a publication hl
fire
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

Il is an Old oaj lng that enough is rs
GOOD a. Il least. Tie axiom will ap.
ply to that extensive genius who La,
Just evolved from the rrccsscs OF his
brain a machine hy which five thous
and bats may he made in one day.
iji, is well cnuu4h in its way, tut
what i, the good Of making thirt,
Thousand hats Il week il the maker
cannot tia thirty thousand new heads
a week to pat into them? Heads with
cut hats are certainly not desirable,
nut now much less desirable are hat,
Wilnou, hrads. Certainly ahappy pos
~r,>or Of one OF THESE machines T., not
oUIIgcl to make thirty thousand ual-
"a week, if there be no demand for
them; hut il there he no demand, what
IS the use Of myeuliug Il machine that
viii make SO many? Here is Il case of
misplaced ingenuity, Of genius thrown
away bat il i, not so bad as that ma
chine that could turn out six thou,
mnd lass e, IS an hour, or one hunlrcI
and forty tour thousand Il day. OnI,
think Low many people would have o
yet riI Of oue eye N orior to proper
y reward the ingenious iuyrntor. OF
Ills valuable triumph of mlud over
matter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

If you snatch Il piece Of silk BY day
light in II store, and take it home, it is
very probable you Will find by gas
light that the match is no match at all
We do not know this from personal
experience, hut the ladies tell us so,
and they insist that therefore nll such
matches should he mate by ga5Iighl
(othrr matches whenever conNcnirnt,)
1t is on this account that the majority
Of our stores have gaslit rooms. VINO
can explain this? We know that Il
color in the daytime is not The same
color at night, but WI did not know
until recently that what seemed Ike Il
perfect match Of coIors hy the light OF
the sun was not so hv gas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

1t /, said that Il man at the bottom
Of deep well can see stars in the day
time. It is really a fact. a man IN
Michigan in this advantageous posi-
,;on for Astronomical observation sa"
unite a q. lazy of stars of various mag
uitude lately. A brick fell on his head
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

A mighty cl.,m IN the Anl's has
lust been briIscd by a Baltimore com
uany. The structure is l2,UOO icet
above the level of the sea, AMI the
bi,hrst of its kind in the world.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

Baltimore claims to import more
coffee than any other American city,
and it would seem with good grounds.
ms eleven millions in duties on thai
article have been collected during the