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Rivers by Telegraph. .

PITTsBURG, December 6-The Mononga-
I hela is falling, with 10 feet inches in the
channel. No arrivals or departures except To-
cal packets.
New ORLEANS, December 6.--Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrived: H. s. Turner,
Cincinnati, Departed: Nick LongwOrth, Gin
cinnati; City of Alton, Pauline Carroll st.
Louis; Mary Miller, White river; shannon,
Arkansas river.
EVANSVILLE, December 6.-The weather
is cloudy and coldi mercury 3D. to S6'. River
risen So inches. Port list: Up: Andy Baum /:
Down: Louisville, pm.
NASHVILLE, December 6.-River rising
with II feet 10 inches on the shoals. Weather
clear and cold. No arrivals or departures
except Local packets.
LOUISVILLE, December 6.-River falling
with II feet 2 inches in canal and feet 2
inches in the pass down the Indian chute.
Weather cloudy and cold. Arrived: Alleghe-
ny Belle and barges, New Orleans Departed /:
Allegheny Belle and barges, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December 6-River 2j feet
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool. Arrived. Messenger, st. Louis. Departed; !;
Arlington, Memphis; sam J. Hale, New Or
leans.
CAIRO, December 6-Noon-Arrived: Alice.
St. Louis, 8 pm; Exporter. St. Louis, am.
Kate Kinney, New Orleans, IL am. Departed: I:
Evansville; LaBSrge, Nieksburg; Bismarck,
New -...-...Night-Arrived: Little
Condor, New Orleans,l pm; Belfast, st. Louis,
pm. Departed: Exporter, New orleans
p m; Kinney, st. Louis; Little Condor, Pitts
burg, 3 pm; Lawrence, Cincinnati, pm.
River rose 3 inches. Weather cloudy with
rain.
LITTLE Rock, December 6.-Weather rain
ing and warm. River falling, with 10 feet in
the channel. Departed r. ". Dugan, HaIlie
Belle OF Texas, for above.
ST. LOUIS, December 6.-Weather cloudy,
with rain. River stationary. Arrived City
Of Chester. Memphis. Departed: Carrie V.
Kountz, New Orleans; Laura Davis, Memphis;
Julia, Nicksburg.
Weather Probabilities
WAsHINGToN. December 6.-For the New
England States, clear or partly cloudy
weather will prevail during the greater por-
tion OF the day, with low temperature and
light variable winds, but clOudiness, with in
crease during sunday night, with threatening
weather.
For the middle and lower lakes, increasing
pressure, with partly cloudy weather, follow
ed by diminishing pressure and slightly ris-
ing temperature and probably light rain in
the western portion Of these districts.
For the upper lake region and thence south
ward TO Tennessee and westward to the Mis-
souri, valley, less pre- Sure, rising temperature,
light to brisk variable winds.
meteorological Record.
SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY, |
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IN MENIORIAM.


WHEREAS, The decree of an all-wise Provi-
dence has removed from us WILLIAM JUNI-
PER, late President OF this Associa ion, elected
TO that position by the suffrages of his cola
borers in the cause OF charity,
ResolUed, That in the death of our lamen ted
President we acknowledge the will of Him
who doeth all things well. We, in conjunc-
tion with all the members of this Association,
truly and sincerely mourn the departure, even
TO better life, of one whose noble deeds and
martyrs death in the cause of suffering hui
endeared him TO all who have at heart
the good and welfare OF the poor and needy.
ResoEued, That the above resolution of re-
spect be entered on the minutes of this Asso
citation, and published in the Avalanche and
APPEAL, and copy sent TO his relatives.
T. j. WALKER,
A. BANCROFT,
JOSEPH GAUNT,
COmmlffap
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AUDENREID, PA, december 6.-While fifteen
miners were descending the slope OF the
Honey Brook coal com pany' 5 mine this morn
ing the staEle-ring Of the car broke ana the
car fell one hundred and seventy yards. Two
Of the men were killed, i've severely bruised,
one probab. y fatally end the other slightly i'll
iured.
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To the Citizens Of Shelby County.

THE below-named Books having been adopt
Il ed by the Board of School Directors for use
in the public schools Of shelby county, viii be
sold to public or private schools at the prices
in the introduction" and "exchsngen col
umns of ofaccompanying price-Iist till March l,
1874. AS, for instance, Holiness History Of the
United States, the regular price of which is
81 80, viii be furnished to the pupils at 81. But,
if the scholar has an old history OF the United
States by any author (regardless OF It's cOndi-
tion), and will give it up, he pays only 70 cents
for Holiness. Supply yourselves while the
books are cheap.
PRICE-IIST
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In the bruisers' mill, near Little
Rock, yesterday, between Ward and Grady
the latter failed 10 put in an appearance on
the NTH round, and the former was declared
the victor and winner of the stakes. Several
of the participants were arrested and inn
prlsoned at Little Rock yesterday.
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California Politics.

San Francisco, December 6,-Governof
boothl in his annual message, favurs the
raising OF the treaty with China, which shall
restrict Chinese Immigration TO this coast.
he also favors le2is alton for the enforce
ment OF system of uniform freight and pas
senger rates on railroads In this State.
The independents al sacramento are still firm
IN the belief that they will elect Booth TO the
senate. But IL Is reported that the Demo-
Gratis Will endeavor to make a straight fight
on their account. They will probably hold q
concentrate on Judge HOgue, of this city, as
the anti-railroad candidate for senator for
the long term. Wallace, Hogue, and Howard,
Democrats, are spoken OF for the short tenn.
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NEW YORK, december civilian S. Wood
ward, a Wall street speculator, who about
two years since manipulated pool in Rock
Island stock when the market was cornered,
and who then failed to pay, has notified his
creditors that a warrant had been Issued
against h rs estate, and he adj judged a bankrupt
on his own petition. A meeting of his cred
itOrs has been appointed for December lolD, in
BROOKLYN. WoOdward's liabilities are esti-
mated at about three hundred thousand dol
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POLITICAL.

J cared the rest of the crew went down with
tho propeller. There were about twenty on
| DJard,
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Desperadoes in ArIsansas.

ST. LOUIS, December B.--The EUening Dis
patch has a letter from Sulphur Rock, Arkan-
sas. which says that party Of six desperadoes
made a raid along White river, on November
10Th, robbing settlers Of horses, money, jew
elry, etc. They crossed the river on their re-
turn tfip at Moync's ferry, and when about
half mile below the ferry, they were fired
upon from arcbush by a party OF citizens.
FOntingsOn, their leader and two Others,
named Beaver ard Higbee, were killed, anu
another mOrtally wounded, The remaining
three were slightly wounded. The citizens
made preparations 70 hang the latter three,
but were finally prevailed upon 70 allow the
law 10 lake its cOL.rSe
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The New York chamber of commerce,
on thursday appointed q committee TO draft
a memorial to congress prayfna IL 10 Iaka
measures, In concert with other govern nents
20 diminish the growing danger Of collisions
at sea,
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Texas Gives 10000 democratic Msjo,

HeXas Gives 4O,0O0 Democratic MRj0f.
ity.
9AI.N EsroN, December 5.-The NelcS has the
following: "Thirty-three counties give an ag-
gregeie majority FOR the Democrats of Il, ,659.
ELEVEN counties give an aggregate Republican
majority OF 25g7, showing Democratic net
majority in the forty-four counties heard
rom OF l5062. The Democrats claim the State
by 1900 majority
NEW ORLEANS, December The Galveston
AetrS gives the 10 lowing figures from specials;
Inc returns from fourteen counties additional
Today make the total number heard from
nity-seven, of which fOrty-thrte voted for
Coke. Cokes net majority, 50 far, is over
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FAtnI Accident.

Boston. Decem Der h.-CharleS II. ShOles has
been held in fifteen thousand dollars bail on
the charge OF manslaughter in having pro.
cured an abortion when resulted fatally 10
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OLIVER, FINNIE & GO.
500 boxes Cheese.
1000 buckets Lard.
so tierceS Hams.
50 boxes Breakfast Bacon.
400 tubs Western Butter.
50 kegs Goshen Butter.
500 boxes Raisins.
1000 packages hince Meat.
100 barrels New York State Buckwheat.
100 cases Shaker and New York Preserves.
so barrels CTanberries.
50 boxes Dried Apples and Peaches.
200 packages Pigsfeet.
50 barrels Pickles.
$50 half-barrels Pickles.
200 cases Eagle Milk.
10000 cases assorted Canned Fruits, Vegeta-
bles, Pickles, Etc.
400 boxes assorted Crackers.
100 cases Sar5ines.
% cases American Sardines.
100 bbls. Nuts.
Sugar, Molasses, Syrup; Rio, Laguayra and
Java CoffeeS; Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candy,
Potatoes, Etc, bought at reduced prices and
sold accordingly.
dec7 OLIVER, FGNEIE a co.
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
Three Boys Drowned.


SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENN, December g.
While five boys were skating at WestwoOd
junction the ice broke, and three OF them
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AT LITTLE ROCK.

The warm weather of the past few days cul-
minated on Tuesday night with a light rain
nrst, which was soon followed by a terrific
wind-storm and heavy ram, flooding the
streets, oyerhowing the cutters, and swelling
the town branch TO an ordinary sized stream.
Ihe storm continued at intervals throughout
yesterday. At one time the branch was over
flowed, and several places were flooded along
It's banks. Last night the sky was clear and
the wind Whistled cheerless blast. Look out
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Unknown Woman Murdered.

PHILADELPHIA, December Ga building
at the corner OF But.onwood and twelfth
streets was burned this mOruing. Loss, tWen-
a.r-fi We fhnnsnr nd drlIa-s
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An Ahor1ionIst in the ToiIl

BosToF, December 6.-An unknown woman
was brutally murdered last night in a vacant
lot near Columbia street. The suppose Z
m. -L.ll
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THE STORM.
The Work OF Destruction at Malvern and
Little Rock, Arkansas-HOuses
Carried Away, and Several
Persons IBjured.
AZ MALYERN, ARKANsAs.

From the Little Rock Gazette.
In another article we mention something
a bout the effects Of storm which passed over
This CITY early yesterday morning and yester-
day From parties who arrived in the city
last evening from below, we learn that about
four O'Clock yesterday morning hurricane
Dassed over the town OF Malvern, near Rock
port in Hot Spring county, razing to the
eround the following business houses: McRae
OILS 4 Morris's warehouse, and Williams's. The
roof of the dwelling-house Of Mr.. Tomlinson
was carried away, and several other houses in
iured Messrs. Nathan Stiles and Henry Sam
uels were b dlyInjn nred, and five or six other
persons slightly wounded. The tornado was
about two hundred yards wide. 1t struck the
railroad about three miles below Malvern, aud
left il about mile this side, passing north
east. II swept everything in lis track, tearing
up great trees by the roOIs and creating gen.
eral desolation. What damage was done after
that we have moi learned
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A. CattIe-Trnfn Wrecked Gas-wOrLs


OMAHA, December Ga freight train was
thrown from the track on the C., B. d Q reil-
road, near Creston, Iowa, this morning, by
one end OF cattle-car bursting out and let
ting a ST, er fall on the track. Seven carloads
Of cattle were wrecked.
The gas-works at Lincoln, Nebraska, were
destroy ed by fire to-day. A. q. Hastings, SUI
perintendent, was injured by falling wall.
Two employees were seriously burned. Loss,
seven thousand dollars. No insurance.
Charged with AUtndfing his Country /.
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;. W. RHODE, Observer,
Signal Service, United States Army.
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In a quarrel about the occupancy Of

house, between Clinton Seward and a man
named McCully, near Rochester, Andrew
county Missouri, Tuesday evening, McCuly
latter wounded. Seward surrendered himself
to the authorities. McCully Is said 10 have
been the aggreSsOr in the afray
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Tbe spanish war steamer Delayed.

NEW YORK, Decem Der G-The Spanish war
steamer Arapiles, delayed in the dry-docks
in the navy-yaTd, owing TO the hOodgates be-
ing out Of order, promises now to suffer fur
ther detention. This morning barge loaded
with two hundred tons Of coal, sunk immedi-
ately in front OF the fOOdgates, and will have
TO be raised and removed before the gates can
be moved The Colorado will be moved from
the yard tonight. she will receive her stores
tomorrow, and start Monday. Liquor hav-
ing been smuggled TO the crew of the Colora-
do, only those employed in the navy-yard
are admitted TO-DAY.
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fhe following handful has been put in cir
culation for the benefit Of the maSs-meeting
to-morrOw night:
TO REPUBLICANS AND ALI coon CTTT
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The United States marshal for the
western district OF Arkansas has reduced his
force OF deputies in the Indian country TO
fifteen, on account of the limited appropria-
lion hY the dena rfInani of insfica-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE STATED CoNvoCATIoN OF o
Penn Royal Arch Chapter, No. o, will/N
be held on MONDAY evening, December 9th,
at O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
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pORT EJGIN.. ONT, December b-Captain
Rsrreft of the berge Guiding star, with a
crew OF seven men, arrived here this evening
in q yawl-bOat, with their ieet badly frozen.
Tbey left the barge about nine miles out in a
disabled condition. She was laden with TWEEN
tv-four Thousand bushels OF wheat, bound from
MfIwaukee for Szrnia, and was in tow OF he
nropelIer CITY OF Detroit which was laden
with eight Thousand bushels of wheat, the re-
mainder OF the cargo being rolling freight.
fh > morning, when they cut the barge loose,
and abOut seven O'Clock the city OF Detroit
sunk in Saginaw bay. Captain Barrett saw
three OF the crew OF the propeller in a yawl,
ami one man was seen n another boat. II Is
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weather Probabilities.

SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY, I
MEMPHIs. IENN.. Decem Der @. ls13.
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BOSTON, Dember 6.-Anionion Corighino has
beeu arrested on the charge OF swindliog his
italian countrynen, by collecting two dollars
and a half from each, promising work and
GOOD wages to ali on railroads, both of which
ne failed to supply. CorighinO is thought 70
have been at the same work in other cities.
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The safes of H. Hendrickson, and
Nj chen & Sons, Marion, Illinois, were broken
open by experienced burglars on Wednesday
night. The latter lost two hundred and fifty
dollars. Hendrickson's safe contained a
much larger amount which the burglars fail
ed TO secure, as daylight interrupted them.
, 1873-10-02

Mon Of talent often fAi1 from turning their
Chase, for example, would never havo .nado a
successful barbor. 1fe lived for wlilo in his
youth with his uncle, Bishop Cilaso who pre-
pared him for college. One morning lie told the
budding Snlmon to kill and droHs pig. Tho In
cipient statesman was not much Of u butcher,
aid, whom lo camo to tho dolieate operation Of
Bcalaing tho PIG, horror! tho hair act. ,Dnt in
Lis extremity lie betbought himself of lltss m
clos razor, and, in duo course Of time, haa tho
Fho Bist,op. on lis return, conplimontol his
nephew on tho llontncsa with which l,o l'al per-
formed his task. When, however, the old go',,
tlelnan ca,no to shave himself, Ills cherished
razor wnn fo.nd In u sad plight. AN investiga-
very serious a1yico.
, 1873-10-02

Business TRANSACTED Mt tho Inst mcet-
ing Of the Trustees.

Business TRANSACTED mt tho Inst NIcot-
ing oa the TrzIstces.
The Board Of Trustees Of this village as-
scmbled in tho Council Chamber on Tuesday
evening Thore wero present Trustees @. J.
Gilbert, H. G. Powers, o. A. Willard. L. J.
Gage, William blanchard. and Charles Il. BAN
nistor, Clork Of tho villnge. Tho Meeting was
called to order by President Gilbert.
o. A. Crain presented, for the approval
os tho Board, d plat Of the subdivision Of
the southeast quarter Of tho northwest quail
tor OF Section IS, Town 41, Range 10, which
was roforred to the Committee OIL plasa and
Subdivisions, and approved Oh thoir recom-
tnondation.
A potition OF proporty-owners on Ridge
stoeot, asking TINT n sidewalk bo constructed on
the west Hido of Eidgo street, from Church
stroet to Grain street, WAS rofor1od to tho appro-
priate committee, upon whose recommendation
NJ, orilpunce was ordered drawn.
4 protest. signed by twenty-oight prominent
citzons Of tho village, protesting ngainst tho ac-
ton Of the Board III tho matter Of lighting Davis
street with gAB instead OF korosoDo was proHont-
ed mud reforrcd by tho Board to tho Committee
OH Strcnt-La1nps. Tho ground Of protest was
the inctrnse of taxation. which a already heavy,
mud still to 10 incroasod by the construction of
Nater-Works.
The Evanston Pioneer Firo Company pc
titioned the Doard to paas nm ordinance exempt
Ing tie members Of tho company from duty on
inyies and from the poll-tnx, and from WORKING
on tho public Highways.
J. H. ketlze, EsQ., rendered hfs resignation
ns member of tho Board of Commissioners ap-
pointed to loyy the special assessment tux for
the construction OF tho Watcr-WorkB. in view Of
a contemplated abaonco from the village. Ac-
ccpted. .. ...
Ihc Street. Commissioner reported Tie expen-
ses Tor tho wenli to havo beon $3.50. Tho re-
port was accepted. .....
Tho following ordinance was passed:
Ro it ordained, That tho active melnbers Of the
Pioneer Flro Company, III good standing, ahall he
tteate OF membership, signed by the Foreman mud
Secretary, aud t1nod within ono month OF tho time
wien such exemption ia claimod.
Tho Committee on Watcr-WorltH reported that
q contract had boon drawn by thom as ordered at
last meeting, but tho contract had not as yet
been closed. On motion, the discussion of the
Watcr-Worlts question WIS postponed ono week.
Ordinances Of n varied natlro on various sub
jccts were pussel, aftor which the Board al-
journed for ono week.
IN GENERAL.
An alarm of fire at o'clock Tuesday morning
called out tho valiant cohorts Of our fire brigade,
but tho fire WAS out when they reached the scene
of confIagration. 1t waB in tho houao Of William
llickaa, ou Sherman avenue the damage WAS
nominal.
Tho Methodists invite tloir friends to attend
EocinLlo this evening, III the church Parlors.
A new brick block iH to bo built on Day1I
street by Andrew ]. Brown, Esq. Tle founda
tiou il now being laid.
, 1873-10-02

THO Tichborno claimant covorod himself with
glory among pigeon-Bhooters ut Nottingham on
Saturday. lFo won't thithor to eontend with
local 1narkslnatl. ono Thomas so9ton, III . aatch
hal occurred On tho day previous, ncariy a,0o0
people paid for admission TO tho grounds, and no
grcat WA tho desire to Aoo him that nlaee for
Tho shooting could not bo olenroa until an hour
nnl Il half aftor tho alver!iuol tlino. Tho con-
ililons Of tho match woro twenty-ono birds cacl
vt twonty.one yards rise, md tho clainlaut won,
bringing down hftoon to His orponolta twelve.
He thom mado speech, md ca1no homo enough
waa great applause, and the plgoon.sl,ootlng
gontry, who ias,ify their otlico dcola1o that 10
man who can kill fifteen pigeons Oh tho wing
put Of twenty-one, could eyer have boon brought
mn o butcher.
, 1873-10-02
IMPORTATION WANTED.

= TNFONstATlON WANTE1l-MlI.O ROBINSON LEFT
4 aao I'll 1y ssp, ,S + ia :.s aaff
with nowtSE. Al:a George GsrrSt.. "a Wes Jaessoa,
{u bo gadiy received At AL HilthaY. '. ROBINSON
, 1873-10-02

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, 1873-10-02
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


NOR KALE-On FXC1IhEEE--A NO. I ILLINOIS
L stock nu grain farm largo brick ha.lsc hnrnA, tin-
boz living wltsr I'LL wolf fenoed, oo. H. lU, II Dear
bOrnst.
17,OH SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CHICAGO
nropottyA Eon farm Of l75 3a 1nl1s frpn Uht
caga On N. ". II. It., aljolnlng tic station. Call at Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09

To PRESERVE ROBES AND OTHER
FURs.- The following directions may
prove Of value to parties putting away
iurs for the summer: For sleigh robes
and such articles, select common
wooden box large enough to contain
what robes person has, spread in and
around the sides of the box sheets OF
MANILA paper then fold the robes as
near the shape Of the box as possible
and lay them in take few sheets OF
the felt or tarred paper used for roofing
and lay them between the folds. The
smell of the roofing paper is so offensive
to the insects that they will give it a
wide berth.
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panionship If we keep company and
are intimate with those who use bad Lam
guage, we are apt to make use of it our
selves. Persons are known by the
company they keep When you see a
person using these slang phrases you may
be sure that such u person knows not
what is called good society.
"Such expressions as by Cory or
By Darn are not only foolish, but
wicked. For do not the Scriptures say,
Swear not at all, neither by heaven,
nor by earth, but let your communict-
ton be yea, yea, and nay, nay, t1s what,
soever is more than these cometh OF evil.
There, my daughter" said the doc,
tor, We have made quite sermon OF
it, so let us have no more OF slang
phrases"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09

A little boy, when asked by a lady if
he studied hard at school, said, 81 do
not hurt myself at it !' "Ah," said the
lady, "you must study hard or you'll
never he President of the United States.
No, ma'am," cried the boy, "But /
don't expect to be-Pm a Democrat.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-05-09

In one of the suburban schools, a
school inspector gave out the word "psal-
ter" to a class for spelling. 1t was a
poser to all till it reached the foot of the
class, when a curly headed little fellow
spelled it correctly. but, being asked to
define it, he shouted out, More salt"