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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-25
TRUsT!EsEll''ls Sale SADIE, .

nh u = asf1st n EAe1l1hftaaa 1sa agaea !.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made June 20, 1858,
BY William Dixon and wife TO the undersigned
trustee, which deed 10 Of. record In Deed Book
No, 30, page 6i4, in tho ofice Of tho Clerk Of the
County Court OF Ohio county; West Virginia. l
will offer ut public sale ut tho front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county on q. ,.nttes.f1
SATURDAY, September q, 1878,
Beginning at 10 o'clockA, n, the following Dc.
seribed property, that Is 10 say Tot No. IN
SQUARE No. Nin Churchill,s addition TO the city
ofWhecling, commonly called Buena Vista, with
tho buildings and improvements thereon. " ~
TERrs' or SALE-Half the purchase money
cash In hand. the other half payable IN ak
months rom, day OF sale. with interest, md &c.
CURLY satisfactory to the trustee. -5.GJI =
Tile believed good, but selling as trustees !
shall convey only such title as ID vested In me
''. ' 800 HENRY o. MORGAN, Trustee. /,
VIZ = AupnA1gp g. Ne 4'i%Gi faGyiR, Auctioneer.
.Jytxling, August 26, 1873. 19W 'saua7
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|TRUsTE Els SALE OF ISLAND
REAL, RSTATE. - 0 df r.,5S = 49, ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF ISLAND
i REAL ESTATE. = l,di bdS t,1E 'tLi
Byyirtue Of two deeds Of trust By All:
ed trustee, one OF which deeds 10 dated Decem.
ber g. 1863 and recorded In the ONCE Of the CLERK
Of the County Court Of OHIO county. West w.
S S ~ da Rssd a sSGs sS 81 Pa eeoed
said Clerks Office IN Deed Book No. ", page
f05 Twill offer &C public sale at the front door Of
tie Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, September q. 1878,
Beginning at iox O'Clock A. N, the following
described property, situate on Wheeling Island,
State Of West Virginia, that Is 70 soy; 4 certain
piece o. parcel q land situate on said island in
b. u, Zane' addition to said city. and commenc:
ing at the north west corner Of lot numbered
eight 49, In said addition, which 10 situate on
Virginia street, and running thence along th ns
sixty t60) feet In westwardly direction; thence
south one hundred and twenty l2D feet; thence
east on line parallel with Virginia street sixty
(e0) feet; thence north along the west limo Of
said lot numbered eight (s ono hundred and
with the buildings and Improvements on said
TERGs OF 5ALE-Fourteen hundred dollars
(Sl400) In hand, the residue, OF the pnrchsec
money In two equal installmcnts, one ut BIZ ana
the other twelve months after the day Of eaime,
ments to DO secured to tho satistaction OF the
title believer good, but selling as trustec, !
shan convey only ouch title asis vested in me by
ssia asea o. HEN HENRY @ MORGAN, Trustee.
WIZ. P. HuEs1HD. Attorney: 80
O !. j. N. MILLER, Auctioneer.
Wheeltnq, August 20, 1878. nrH 800 auT
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7yoR sALE-TWo SMALL FARMS
ID On the b. &osR. u sbetween Moundbyille
and Glen Raston-one or 90 acreeatho other ~
They adjoin and will be sold together o. separate
Abotit IS acres under cultivation. balance wen
timbefed. Aeomfortable Dwelling House. Barr,
Stable. &c, and aIcholce Apple Orchard, win
Also. q two story Brick House with five rooms,
% ae mMse1s '''A1'' e L IRWIN. Agent Q
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DloRsALE.AoPTICAI ANDMUsIc
tention Of fetiring from business, Iofer for sale
nav well established Optical and Music store,
with stock and fixtures. ts.in the best bust
resl portion Of the city, has run oflhrst'
class customers, In % well 81 ont 81 ING, Guy.
To be- sold great bargain for me next lhltt
a aHf 'VSspftIPsMRs.ac. E.oARTwRIaHT.n nE
'eepl6 u, - I15T. H.,,.Bi GRi o.lBox 1885
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a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JIM. MILLER, AuctIoneer. sepa:
OOUNTRY REsIDENCEFORSALE

The Stone Houee, with nearly nine acres oil
land, In the village Of Leatherwood, In Ohio
county, belonging to the estate Of tho late Dr.
John koff, is for sale. > sNs.s 80
For price, terms, &c.i spPly e. n eopp
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, lo,
don, graduate rom ono OF the moet enines,
COLLEGES N TIE Tp nc ~ s ses,t Ana The s
of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhe,r
has effected eome OF the most astonishing cu,s,
ever known. Many troubled with ringing il
tho head and oars when asleep, great nefyoa,
ness, being alarmed OF sudden sounds, bashiSl
meas, with frequent blushlng, attended some
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured
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pUBLIC SALE OF no sEH0LD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE ~ 80 -. !;
will sell at pubiica auction: at the residence q
W. Z. wilson, decd "opposito North street ~.
II. church," on Friday, Sept 90, ATTIC o'clock,
one lot OF Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Committing or Parlor, Dining; room and Chamber
Sets. Aiso, Carpets, Cooking Stoves and ono
Rxtension Table, and various other articles TOO
numerous to mentlSa, wtIssoNsii Executor /, t
j. NJ. MiLIgB, Auctioneer.H "a JiL' eop2at
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Eor Sale. .
ToUsE AND LOT FOR SALE

A very desirable HOUSE. containing Ave rooms.
located on Hampden, between toldl 9Th and gth
streets. This house was latel renoyated, pant
cd and papered, and 10 In excellent order; rare
opportunity is now offered 10 thoee wisntng 70
pnrchase q house on moderate terms. Apply q
THOS.S r OWENS, or tot, 8. Gillespie, Real
Estate Agent, 25th ct, bot Main and Market,
Centre Wheeling. - i20tI-.1 1!Geepsa
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5rTou cAfuFk --f57l '-AVA -F'sNEs-
lHf'Oh ~ SAeL l!EEr5s ati hi yiIss sSw evf p
tseyenty acres Land on tho waters o.. elen,s
Run. upderlaid with coal. Lower isiBIef Island,
In tho Ohio river, containing about u acret.. =.
LouiB,I THESE lands are ofIeredto close ont an
estate. Call on r az 'y2irlis -Ye.a . -
= sepi6 .lqII' b. gf-i.f "a GRO. y. TlEGLE!-
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TAKRPARTTOULAR NOTICE.
YOTTNG MEN

tics INDUCED in when alone, q habit ffrausatJ
learned from evil companions or ct school, III
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when a.ep
and If not cured renders marriage immposslbh
and destroys both mind and body, should appJ
Immediately.
py sat y 81 MAN me hope q
snntched nom all prospects and enjoyments d
Life by the consequences OF deviating from The
path Of nature and indulging In certain secret
habit, Such persons must, before contemplatIrs
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WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
GEO. A. w1oKHAM, xaetionser. sepl5
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12
SUCCESSION OF JEAN NAUXCs-Hv. 81 10.

RI :. GU1sATLT, AuCrIoSEER-ofaoe
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l3, 1873. will be sold at
twelve o'c ock NJ at the Merchants and Aucrlon.
GERS Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets, by virtue of q Judgment
the parish of Orleans. rendered and signed or the
first of August 1879
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
lngs snd improvements thereon, situated in the
faub oJlrg IRENE, Second District OF this citv in
square No. 81 comprised bet ween Marais CONT,
Vile and st. Louis streets and having American
nea sure, 43 feet l61s inches in front on Marais
sire ct, by depth OF 50 feet IL inches lines on
Con ii street. together with q two story brick
house with a yeranda on both streets and con.
tain ing three rooms and hall on the gronnd floor
The corner room IS larger than the two others
bein used as store. Three rooms, landing and
back gallery on the second floor. Two other two
story brick buildings adjoining the above. one
with An entrance door; the other having four
rooms, double twost story brick privy. two by drants
etc.
The whole agreeably to plan to be exhibited at
thu Exchange. -.,. "
Terms-Two thousand dollars cash and tho
balance at ctedit OF one two and tLres years
Irom the day OF sale bearing interest at eight per
cent per aDnum from date until final PAYMENT 20
cure by vendors privilege and mortgage on the
property sold; the purchaser to assume. be aides
the price CT adjudication the pay ment of taTes
the running year, 1873 to keep CONSTANTLY ins,-sd
again the risk of frs, up to the emOu;,t of .a;S
notes and so until their final payment the bn;id
ings erected on said properly; to transfar tha
policy of insurance to the tutrix Of sad minors o
and he purchaser to pay also all LAWYERS fees AZ
the ate OF ten per cent, in judicial proceed
ings should become necessary to recover the
amOu Mt of said notes. ''
Act Of sale before Joseph CuyiII;er rotarv ,,,h.
lie, ct the expense Of the purchaser. fN'
aul2 2l % SEA 10
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12
iroHTISUED FROM FIRST PAGE.I
westerly winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain.
River InteiIiRence.

SOUTHWEST Pass August IL, 6P M.-Barometer
21:-o Wind west and fresh. Arrived-Sreamship
Sherman at 9:l5 P. NJ, Baker, master from New
York. to j. n. Ludwigsen. No departures.
and fresh. ArIived-Steamship George Cromwell,
at 1916 p NJ, Clapp master. from New York, to A.
Moulton. The steamship Louisiana is On the bar.
bound ont. No departures
SERZvEPORT, August ll.-Teather clear sHd HI
yesterday and to-day. Riven risen three Inches Ill
the past forty eight hours. No arrivals OIL depart
urts yeEt. Tdav. Arrived today-Texas. from New
Orleans; c. II. Dur-ee and Huntsvils from Jeffrr-
son. The huntsville lett for Coushatta 10 assist
the Mary E. Poe the bar, where the Texas Ie-
ports four and a half feet.
VICKsBrRa-. August ll-Passed down-Pauine
Carroll AT r. NJ. Upright Way, at twelve as'
night. Weather waIIn and clOud,. River laLhS.
MEMPHis. August ll.-Weather clesr and not.
River falling steadily. Departed Shannon: iast
night. for New Orleans; Lady Lee for Ne" OI!eaas,
and Belle Memphis tor st. Louis
CINCINNATI, August ll-River ten feet and 1aiiinS
Weather fair and bot.
PTTTssrR.5 August 1.-THE river rose Jew
inches last night; now stationary, four feet SIX
Inches Weather warm. cloudy and n ea:ening.
CAIRO, August ll.-Arrived-John Kyle, from ST.
Louis at I r 81 No departures. Riven fallen four
inches. Weather clear. Mercury 9O0
ST. LouIs August H. Arri.ed-B:smarck, from
New Orleans and City of Vicksburg from Vcks-
burg No dsp.rtures. Weather clear and very
warm. Steamer freishts to New Orleans advanced,
four sewentyfye cent?; pork 5 10; pound relghts
thirty-tive GEMS; hay forty five cents Barge rates
sixty five cents; pound freights thirty-two and a
half cents.
EVANSVILLE, August li.-WeatLer clear and
very BOT. The mercury marked 81 ! p ".
The Iiver las risen four inches and is now sta
tiOnary.
LOUISVILLE. August ll.-River about stationary.
with tye feet five inches in the canal agd three
feet tive inches in tho chute. Weather exceed
irg,y warm and cloudy to night.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12
AUCTION SALES.
BIZ 6. De Ferie. & Co.


FoCE-ST0Rv BRICK HOUSE 80. ;35 Old lEvEE,
SUCCESSION CE JOHN LORENZO ALIAS LCRER.
ENCalTI.
Second D.s:.:o: Court Cor TIE Pa,;,: Of Orleans
No. 2g,t5:.
DT G. De FERRET & CO-JOEE G. MON.
ID rose Auct.oneer-Otice No. 50 ROYAL street
THURSDAY August Il 1875, at twe,v. O'Clock NJ
at the St. Le1lis Auction Exchange i'll the basement
rotuuda OF the 81. Louis Hotel will be sold by pun
lie auction br virtue Of order from the Hol
A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of oT.eanj dated july 2 1879, the fol
lowing described property. for aceoun: OF SAID
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Second District Of this city i'll tie square bounded
by Old Levee, st. Louis, Toulouse and Chartres
streets designa ed by the letter A. and mea surfing
l6 feet front Old Levee street y 81 feet inches
in depth between equal ard parallel lines, with
alley common to SAID lot and TO three others said
alley being feet wide and placed in such way as
to divide said lot in two parts, together with the
fourstory slate roof brick house ere cted thereon
and being No. l35 O.G Levee street and now occu-
pied by +. SrOTitch. The whole according to plan
and ON exhibition at the Exchange.
TermS-Oue-th.rd cash on the SPOT and the bal
ance equally at one and two for notes divided
into coupons to suit the convenience of parties
concerned, bearing six per cent interest from date
to maturity and eight per cent interest per arnum
ilege and special mortgage on the property sold;
the purchaser to assume the taxes Of 1873. and to
insure the property for the amount of said notes,
and transfer the same tOthe holders of said notes.
In case Of suit. five per cent attorneys commits
sions to be likewise secured by mortgage.
Act of sale before N. T. Ducros Rotary public at
the expense of the purchaser.
Iyl0 I9 26 aU3 IA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12

Gold opened at !l5s 0ll5Is. against ll57: a. New
York AID after a talr business, Closed at the
opening rates. against ll5s. in that market. The
sales summed Up f65 ,0a0. embracing 5 10 900 at
ii5is; $l2 900 at l51.; 1000 at ll5as f200o $1,000
$4,000, $500 and : H. 0co at ll5l.. and $4,000 and
8 5000 at lis Il.
No sales OF silver were reported American half
dollars were still quoted at l03dlea and Mexican
dollars at 4 + cent premium il .od for new, and
IL for old
We noticed no variation in sterling exchange ex.
cept sight decline III bank. The sales comprised
5000 bill of lading at l2J; S3eoo do at l29s and
T. 1000 do at 1854.
No sales CT francs or German marks were re-
ported.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at l24',
0lI5k for bill of lading ami AL clear. ana a l2o
tor bank and francs al 4G0G4.5oa. for private and
ass for bank. German marks were entirely NOM
inal.
at previous rates. The sales were coinntd TO
5000 private bant ers' and S l5t03 bank sight on
New York at 5.l6 T. cent premium.
The banks continued to check on New York at .
II cent premium. AID private sight was stIl.
quoted at 5-l6.
We heard Of some transactions in stocks. but
the particular. were withheld.
The sales Of bonds included $4,000 Louisiana
State bonds OF 1866 red backsl at 49, 10000 do at
43: 5000 city gold bearing seven per cents at 81,
and S 5000 do at bl the latter Closed at bO5s 0ol
There appeared 10 be an improved feeling III State
bOnds.
No sales of city appropriation certificates were
reported. They closed nominal at 50.
In METROPOLITAN Police warrants We noticed sales
of 5000 at .5 and j 1900 at IS. They quoted
at the close at about %.
Graham State warrants continued romnal al 10.
Clinton State warrants closed at Jd0 ~ The only
sale reported was s II 90 at %.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12
By Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JAMES T. M.TE-i;
DECEASED.
Second D.s:,ic: Co2r. for the PARISH 0: Dreams
No. 3i,0IJ.

VpY VIRTUE OF AND ~ OBEDIENCE TO Az
ID O,deI OF sale rendered July 25 1873 to lae d..
iecied by the honorable :he Second District COur:
!or tEe parish Gf Orleans. in the above entitled
matter, VIII proceed 10 sell at public auction, at
the Nero caaitS and Aucti0neers' Exchange. Royal
street. between CANA and CusfOmhouse streets, in
the Second Distric. OF this city. on SATURDAY.
September l3. 1873. at twelve O'Clock NJ, :Or ac.
count OF said succession. the following described
property, to wit
A CLRTAI. LOT OF GROUND, will, the
buildings aud Improvements thereon, and all the
rights, ways servitudes. privileges and aivan-
tages thereunto belonging or in aDywisa arpui.
tanning, situated lying and being ia the Fourth Dis
tict OF this city designated by the number two, IN
square number SIX, bounded by Jackson, josephine
Apollo ard Branard streets; said lot measuring
thirty feet inches seven lines front on Jack.
street. ny one hundred and five feet in depth
pc, plan drawn by j. Pile. late surveyor, dated
the sixth day OF February. 1923 annexed to an act
passed before c. Pollock late notary public in
shis city, on the thirteenth dav of March, 1926
Being the same property which was acquired By
the said deceased although standing in the name
of his wife, from Philip Thomas Philips by an act
passed before Edward Barnett, late notary public
IL this city. the sixteenth dav of April, 1851
said property was purchased by tine said de.
ceased with his own money, and although the title
stands in his wife's name still the same is not her
separate property, but belongs to the community
TeInls-One-foUrth cash on the spot and tie
balance a credit of one, two and three wears
in notes secured by special mort gage and vend.
oTs lien bearing interest at the rate of eight Der
cent Per annum from date of sale to final ma ment
In case of suit five per cent,at torneys commissions
to be Ii kewise secured by mortgage The property Y
to be KEEP. insured and the policy transferred to
vendors.
w.P. HARPER,
Sheriff oe tie Parish of Orleans.
aui 2 70 a 81 sells
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, August II, Evening.-COtton closed
weak and Irregular; middlin2 upiands Zic Orleans
he; sales to day 3l5 bales; net receipts 5S2 gross
l4a5. Sales OF futures 800 baes. as follows: Au
gust 10 Is lie; September l8 l-32c: October l7zc
November II 7l1c; December l7aic Flour TN
changed. Whisky steady at 94ssc. Wheat lG2c
better-far demand for future delivery; new win
ter red Ohio i 25 Corn closed heavy. Rice firm
ut aj.d91c Pork a shade easier. Turpentine
firner. Rosin dull. Freishts irm cotton per steam
7,01l6d.
skies Of 1881 1908; five twertes Of 1862 1l7ss
Of ls64 l11ss of 1865 l9ss new He Of 1851 1926
OF 1863 1874; new fires Has ten fOrties 1855.
Money easy early in the day at 3h "a, and late
in the evening the demand suddenly increased
Exchange weak at 9. Gold quiet and steady at
ll5as 0Il5G. Rates for carrying 2d2A, B. 81 and
Coffee firm and quiet; Rio l902O3.c. Sugar firm;
fair TO good refining 808lic. $40 hhds sold at 8 ac
Moasses quiet ana unchanged;
CINCINNATI, August u-COttOn dull middling
18a,c. Flour in fair demand and marset firm at
Sc 15d6 30 Wheat steady at 5 25al 80. Corn in
good demand at 45047c. Oats quiet and
changed. Provisions firm; mess pork quiet at
Sl6 IS. Lard qniet; steam nomipally &c; kettle
clear rib 9lhc; clear 9ss d9lc. Bacon in good de-
mand; shoulders &c; clear rib l01s GlO-sc; clear
IO'ic. Whisky firm at Ole.
81. Louis, August ll.-Cotton dull and nominal.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat is in fair de-
nand and market firm; No. 3 red fall 81 28
sample lots of No. red winter : +00l is. Corn
dull and drOOpiDg No. mixed 31O33c Oats du
and dropping No Q 227h. a23c. Whisky steady Gle.
Bacon stiff shoulders sas 09sc for each and order
lots; clear rib sides lOa 0lOsc, clear sides lo7sc
closing with upward tendency. Lard quiet; small
lots Iehned S4a asa
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, August H. Evening. - Cotton closed
1uiet; uplands 8zsd; Orleans 9ls6. Sales to-day
II 0oo bales, OF which 20OO were for export and
speculatlOu. Sales include $3.50 bales American.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12
Carrying Goals to Newcastle.

Rather \ startling case of carrying coal.
10 Newcastle as furnished. by the recent
erection OF stone monument at George.
town. Colorado. to work an astronomical
station of Lieutenant Wheeler's survey. 1t
appears that this monumen: was tran.
sported al. the way from Maine at an i'm.
mensc cost. to be set up. with an appro.
pirate inscription. in the Rocky mountains.
The joke lies in the fact that Georgetown is
built on an almost solid bed of rock. of
much more durable quality than the sand
stone which form the monument. The
question therefore recUrs. how much did it
cost to blast away granite enough to make
room Il. As. however. the monulnen. was
or the ground II was set ND amid universal,
merr,N:ent - N0shiNl.0,. Chyoi icls.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12
Railroad PrO2ress,

The last number Of the Baton Rouge
Ga-et'c.Comet says:
We are informed that the cars are now
running to Kenmore. three miles above
Musson. and that by the fifteenth of Sep
tember or first of October the Crosse Tete
road will be opened to Lombard's. twenty.
eigh: miles from this city. New track will
by Il good open bayou road through well
settled country TO the Atchatalaya. It is
proposed to stage these ten miles and con.
meet at Churchville by means of a steamer
now running to Big Cane. on the Bayou
Rou ge. within the heart of Avoye!les parish,
a distance o: seyenty-eight miles from. this
c;ty
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12

An aged couple of Wooster street are
very fond of checkers, and play quite fre-
quently. When be beats at the game she
loses her temper and declares she will not
play again. 1t vexes him to have her act
go, but he controls the irritation. and talks
to her about it. He tells her how wrong it
Is for people at their age in life to be dis
turbed by such trifes, and shows her so
clearly the folly of such a course that she
becomes ashamed of her weakness, and re-
turns to the game and plays it so well that
she beats him. Then he throws the check
ers in one direction, and kicks the board in
another, and says he will never play with
anybody who cheats so alitirediy. and
stalks moodily TO bed, and leaves her to
pick up the things.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12
Manuscript Burned.

The manuscript book reported burned N
DR.. Woods library az Brunswick was
copy Of the famous Hakluyt manuscript.
long supposed TO be lost, but discovered by
DR.. Woods in 1869. in the library of Sir
Thomas Phillips. This Dr.WCcds was pre-
pairing for publication by the Maine lis
toI;cal Society, and its appearance was
watched for with extreme interest by schol.
ars here and in Europe, as it gives the de-
tails of the earliest English settlements in
America, and shows them to have been on
the coast Of Maine. Woods comments on
it had consumed four years of labor. but it
is not impossible to replace it.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12

Two 1rishmen, on sultry night, TOOK re.
fuge under the bedclothes from a party of
mosquitoes. AT last one Of them. gasping
from heat, ventured to peep beyond the
bulwarks and cspird irttly which had
strayed into the room. Arouslng his com.
panion with punch, he said: Fergus. Fer.
gus, it's no use. Ye might as well come
out. Here's one of the craythers sarchin &
for US wild lantern
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12

"Eat yenr bread, Charles; do no fling it
away" said % learned and good Judge to
one of his family, the ether day, adding,
''for who knows, in the vicisstudes Of this
life, if you may not some day want it!'
The old gentleman had to cough. look
learned and so away, when his youngest
answered, more logically than his parent:
FIf eat it, how can I have it when | want
it?' This is the result OF learned Judge
having children
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12

A conductor on the Chicago and Alton
road is reported as having forbidden honey.
moon "bllling and cooing.' Observing a
bridegrcom's arm out OF place, lie forbade
further demonstrations. "Dut l have a
right to hug her." said John. Not on a
railroad" said the conductor; "there is a
railroads, and as l havn't a woman for
each man on the train to hug, your action
is in violation of the law, and must be
stopped"