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a.BE JUST AND FEAR MOTT
RICHMOND,
..Oh! Aunty! Aunty! Lordy!"

L ssOh! Aunty! ,Aunty Lordy!"
! A''There, that's right; squall and
gigele as much as.you want Girls
that can't hear q little thing like
that without tearing around sthe
room and he-hs-ing IN such = way
don't know enough to come in when
II rains. A nice time the man chat
marries one of youAwin have, wont
'hesm Catch us telling You anything
- Sf@a sef&s @s7fsA3Fs ~ " sd
AeAp.s'od xs'<ss assa 8s sstrls 81 vs,
=, ~ sBut, Aunt Sallia what becams
u ihiM.N D,id you ever see him
a., 7SrEs.f gsage I5a as,I- 20 sssx
|AgaahEnas Il sg5as5oo sSs Ya :ss15s sf3
No; the moment he touched the
ground he otupsand left the place
IN q terrible hurry I tel you il
.Xps q Gghtsfos b4 're1nenbefea.1 a.1a
How the man did runl He went
out west, and I believe he is spreach-
ing out in Illinois. But he never
married. He was very modest, and
/ 4 suppose he was SO badly fright
ened that time that he never dared
trust himself near a woman again.
That, girls, il the reason why l nev-
en- married. I felt very bad shout
it for a long tfme-for be was q real
good man, and I've often thought
to myself that we should have been
very happy if his supenders hadn' t
-givengway."-Providence Journal
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W. B. Pratt. Calistpga it Is ssid
has grapes which he put in .whee
chat, last fall and kept IN q COO
place al winter, which are now, q.
plump and we'll favored as Whe i
plucked from the yine. - 49,
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Diseoserias the TKisf.

LICK DOWeTa was Q memOof OF the
original Chfisty Minstrsk, and, IN
his day, WAS the greatest middle
man and interrogators known IN
the profession Nick used to 3 tell
with great mSrrimsnt an incideat Of
his boYhood To preserve the d.
vor d. the relation u we win record
il in Nickp own language, and only
regret thatxs cannot otAeconpanysi it
with MsriniAitsblss gesticaflatioG. .d9l
es'93y old nans,s said Ne, Aas d gen
eral thing, was . pretty steady old
gent, but once ina while be would
get ;obivious, and water ives net
the cause Of il IIsrseolisct a cer<
tain. holiday Was sapprsosasc hing. and I
had been Aiming around 70 get :
little money r. have . time with on
that day; bat the fates and the
purses were against'me It was but
two days prior to the anticipated
holiday, and I Ihadt nary . red
Remember this, boys when 4 add
that on the same afternoon r same
into the house, when, 10! there on
the floor, overcome BY his ihaions,
lay my respected dad, andnbeGde
him lay six shining half dollars
which had rolled from his pocket
Boys, I've been an honest man all
my life, but once when . boy com,
mitted D theft I hooked One of
those half dollara Thinks I to my
self the old mans been on a jam
bore and wont know how much
he's SPENT and viii never miss it
But mark you, the NEXT morning ]
and my two brothers were isum-
moned into ,our father's presence.
The old mans face lowered. !
thought of the, half dollar, and
knew that q storm was brewing.
q ssBoys, said he, last night when
I came home I had six half dollars.
One of 'emrs gone Your f,nother
din't take it There's been nol one
else IN the house. Which one o1
you took it, - ey3o&Tfta ilns II
ateWe alleprotestedFour innocence
"Boys, said the old man, s4hsa
half dollar never walked go1f, Iand
TN going 10 find out which one o1
you tooh itsaa oIlfAC{ / IS sTo5 nEo2
Turning around, he took dowr
from the wall an old fiint-lock blum
derbu~s. This he deliberateiy load
Led. With powder and uck-shot Il
Tour presence; then, fastening it up
ION iRs table, Socksd II, took sea
| behind it: holding the string in hi
hand, ana in solemn tones address
ed us thusly: Ts 49, {. s 81
|" Boys, I'm going to discover th
tthief and punish him at the sam
time. You must each of you bio,
Rinto the muzzle 81 that gun. Whel
fthe guilty one blows, off goes hi
head Now then, you have a chance
viii you own up or blow up?' y
.sBen, said the old man TO nj
brother, shavs you got That half do
lorra taf1s9xS Gs.9ss SGd bi6oT e
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DEBTS OF THE WoRID.-The fol-
lowing staternentof the debts Of the
world IL taken fromrothe Pail Mall
Gazette In view 81 our own heavy
debt, it may be some consolation to
know that sone nations are bearing
debt burdens even heavier than the
American Republio [States owing
less than $50, ,0O0, 600 are not inclu-
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VOL. xLIII.''ssss


L. The late Elder, John Smith of
Kentncka who died, recently at an
advanced age, ,awas one Of the msst
eeeentxic, wits south of the Ohio
Eisera< Hso vas familiarly ! known
thf0JualI ho1ts Kentucky asiirscoo0h
Smith. Wine st1f IN the Baptist
ministry, and attending one 81 The
dinnusl mestings Of That body, q
tA1 .fAnf, green speeimeh Of 1di
manitHj 4 i presented himself before
thsAsaeiisioa . = eipdidAts far
the ministrys loHe was sRegsrl1ed a.
not being Of entirely lsoui1d mind,
spd slAbessd under tie hallgcina-
tuD thatfhs &ass aapeciallY scallea
TO preach, and kept ccnstantly ins-
a1fttsinE< LII Akssssis1untesfAnt
Kim.the necessary license. . sInaA-
dition to his particularly 'unbalanc
I'd mind young Mseks was the pos
Sessor Of as huge sand 5ungainly q
pair of feet as ever tfod in shoe
leather. Tired of his importuni-
ties, and not being disposed to
grant the license, the ,Association
handed him over 10 Smith. with in
structions to make an end of the
chss, and between them took place
the following conversation: roiiet
Smith ESQ Brother Meeks, you
think pa you have . special call to
preaehf" yssl as-s.slsr 10 ssaon
Meeks- Yes the Lord has call
ed ImeIto the work, bpt the Associ-
alton refuses me the license. ."9shxe
81 Smith How doy you know ,you
are caliedY. y Ora ,eeo .a&s ta4
Mseka Know it! : feel'it in m. my
AAartof hearts, ! want my license
Snith-ssD6p you beisre in the
Bible, Brother Meeks?, y
u Meeks-ss Certainly : 7 do-4every
word Of IT. .raaldsasw kss ,s'ssssv
lsss sriahb -;1f ! can prove BY The
Bible that you are not called .apon
10 o'preschswill yoa be satisfied tc
tdrop The matter. and not furthe,
importane the Assooistionl for ali
|censeya .bsssesss saw arasaa .sil
Brother Mestkaa sssssntsd IS sthis
and raccoon Smith deliberately
lopsnsa The New Teetiment ct Re
mans I. Is and im grave tonl
rex, How beantifnl laret the sfes'
of MeA Who preach The gosPallo
Epsace,,s 6c.sT Then glmcing Il
Mseks large feet remarked; s"Yos Y
See, Ryothsr MeekA that the feet 9
the preacher are beautiful. Yo'
sir, hsye the most monstrous ugl,
issf .of any man IN the State 9
Kan@ekys thereforA aby this Ribllf
Ait'islcl that yous hare not bee
faapstAx1ly dllled r.oAsi Smith I'm
| tiXAsd rs remarks the Associatiio
went Of. into = ppaarq1ysm pa Of laugh
tters ard Meskss really eonclpdin
! pthat he had notsbeen stcaled = boil
lISd frona The needing house md ne,
les annoyed The 4 Association tof 8 /, !
eease!Tsa ot dsldw ii ssFf lc .sd
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& A FRozEx WAsr.- The question
ssWill wasps freezes" has been deci-

"Win wasps ffeezes" has been deci-
ded by Peoria Ill, man, who
found one IN : frozen nest one day
last week, and took the, insect into
the house, and held it by the tail
while he warmed its ears overa gas
Jet You wouldn't believe il, says
Che Commereial Advertiser. but the
sPeOFiA naturalist says its tail thaw-
ed out FIRST; while its .4proben work.
ed with ineoasisabae rapidity, to
'thAi crest ilistSeG Of the scientist
who astrymG thGsxpssiment !.
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n ttE u q u % .HFtF FT'si % ~ IllFfT
ses 81 If the best mans faults were
:, :, Written on his fcrehead le would
III draw his hat over his eyes. aA
dspo%D Deadly quarrel with life, = i The
,ss ,,. bead adopted BY Pittsburg paper
AZ AZ ior an account q q suicide: q -
~ I Snow-Aakes and ripe,ss tomatoes
appsaredrin the Richmond, ,e,s Va,
market one day last week.
fkna
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wouldn't Take 1t Along /.

.sAnaged negress, whose eminentpi-
ETY. had secured for her an extensive
reputation in walking her usual
rounds Of waits dropped in upon
q neighbor who was equally known
asa temperance man, and . hater
of tobacco. After being courte-
ously received the negress pulled
from henapocket a long pipe and
commenced smoking some, very
strong tobacco, to athe infinite dis
gust Of her host. 4 The man ,nains-
tanned lis conposlire several, min
'utes, bat the fumes of the smoke
soon bsmme too powerful Tor him,
land rising from his chair he said:t
= sstAunt Chloe, do You think you
are chrisSianss 5a7s =, Aa,i ..,.. ,5sa
|. .,ss..Yss, br.1dd der, I specks 7 is
s.Do you believe in the Bible
Aunty!"
eyes, brudder."
lssSsspo [ss@ Ypa know there il i passage
in the /. Scriptures which declares
that nothing uncleau shall ever in
herit the Kingdom Of heaven 5
is eyes, I've heard Of it. ~ So fsrl
."Do you believe it, 'Is' ba.s .o '.@, e.
sv'ssYes. "ao~ ~ - aszst i'shaa sst
b. - - ssn-- aaa'i .Gss1aw Masna -
swell Chloe, You ssmoke, and
lyon cannot. enter. the kingdnm Q
heaven, because there Is nothing 9
tnnclean as the breath Of q tobacc,
smoker. What do you say ia that.
aWhy I speks to leave my bret
Ibehind me when { 90 70 heaven" - :
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WAYNE COUNTY. IND... May

- 15elnuuc SCuuE8 An0 lom0y oA1A00
for Europe on sstmaa is The .lests
York Sun IN refer ring tiiie 70 his 9de.
pa5Hpre relates the ,follcxiisg iac;- iiS;i.
dent in the laeef NJ. s., .aopnsctpl
NTH athe fevolution oof 184&, n
which heo&xs IN 'astivs psxtdpanA
and Tor which he ~sss sez;ed: aei Il,
ssrAe Psnsss;sAdn 3Gosqseft ss eftnment e14s
lied him tor life, and the decree
was that if ever found on German
telFitory he should W shot : Hia
fayersts professor in The university
Of Bonn had been meahtinae mn
prisoned for life, and young Schnrz
resolved to iberate him ia - = . o..
A certain German air was the q.
yorite of both, which they often
played and sang together. A Lon
den organ maker made hand
oEgan TOR young Schurz ana among
The German and Italian airs which
it played was the professor 3 nayo :
rite. Then Disgusting himself as
an italian peasant, and secreting
coil of rope and several skeleton
keys in his clothes, he went to the
fort and was admitted. He played
9 while for the officers, and was
then admitted to the prison to play
to the political prisoners. Striking
up the, favorite tune, he soon had
the pleasure Of seeing his professors
face at The grating. To open that
cell With a skeleton KEY was the
work Of moment, and before they
were discovered the professor and
young Schurz were on the parapet.
They lowered themselves on the
rope, and ran to q small wood,
where two feet horses were con
cealed: They escaped to London. !"
! He now returns to the country
from which he4was exiled, not only
under the profession of the Ameri-
can Gag, but at sntinvitation of the
Prnssian authorities. What 1 change
since he was driven from his hom1l
twenty76ve years ago! brsed rsysn
saaTNot Ter iIasIaad A fer Ar. 9 ~
A story has gone the rounds o
literary gossip, ,aboi1t an attachei
pair OF names not unknown to fame
| who went to board where p.peopli
also went, who were literary md D
good taste. The lady, thinking
that as she and her husband wer,
all IN all to each other it was al
we'll they should remain So desires
81 the hostess that there might b
no introductions to the other 'bonrd
ers, which was observed. Variuu
tender passages between the amid
| Bic pair on their way 70. and fror
1.-THE Dining room edited The fanrit
sdtring the season. m time 4 Bos
.tccsn MN csme to board; iasid on hi
way to the basement 1t diiifier,, q
ling down late. he heard II ligh
hdgh behind him bnd a figure no
50 light sprang on his shoulder
land claimed : ride down stairs
The Boston man took things COOL,
carried her down stairs into 3 q
dining room, and shot her into
; vacant seat at the table The lad
Hooked up to find her husband q
ready there before her, and ever
eye was turned to watch these. e,
ltraordinarY. proceedings There WI
fnothing to Be done but.So burst il
Ito. tears, which she did N. Y. II
buna. .bso19Bnzca 1nadmUx sLii
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RI ThEeEbsa bas liivvsd iivsd IN 81 s1sadE haE
long, ago, & man pozssssad MrH
devil He had ,inheyitst The, dsSa1
from 6is father ia the frst place.
and had ,py,rsed II Until il grew esa
strong itstook eptiiea ppssessl9A ri
him, TIE dew !, Was3a & vefY fa@iliS ~
one end ts Z. name az ass sysss Ii Il, lszd YhA
maa had many noble inst pots and
bettegit than Al these be Dad 10Y:
ing, tsith, brave Fi9e. Tho Maae
sk5{lfnl yar yeH DION dhsJn 2 the dsm1,nh,l 3 nhlRap Rsp
husbapd = Hast ter. r Reed&n: zing NV
fact That her husbapa we( tndeT
an overpoYerrijng impulse, that hS
longed and strvgR Rled AnanfnlN to
free himself tom & IN the ! espassions / s9 "a
drink, she bent all the nergfes 81
her woman nature To- .Me task ot.
helping lin. Sfe loved and SD
fsrad ana toiled. anth at last The,
.ovinp, and ss5 e zfslis 4oiiihx
accomplisheds their purpose. She
took her husband By the hand, and
shared with him his struggle, until,
after years Of labor, she overcame
his devil, and saw him q free man
again. Her battle with Bum had
been q fierce one. taxing and vast
ing her strength soreiy, but she was
conquaror, at last, Her husband
stood upon manly feet and showed
no sign Of falling again. Several
years passed away, and this re-
formed man fell III 81 consumption.
The distinguished physician, from
whose lips we have the story, pre-
scribed alcoholic stimnlenta as The
only means possible Of proionginY
his life. Tie poor wife was II ter.
ror, and begged the physician to
recall the prescription. She told
him Of her long struggle and her
victory, and she preferred that her
husband should die then, "a sober
man, than. that hs should fH q
drunkard' 8 grave q year later. But
| the freed spirit Of the man Was
strong, and he undertook to tx&e
alcoholic liquors IS 4 medicine and
to cunfne himself absolutely tc
such times ana measures m the
matter az the physicians should
prescribe. This he did, and dtrine
the months thus added to his lifs
he never .ofice drank single dfor
more than the prescription called
for, ind he died at Lust 8 sober man.
as the wife had so earnestly prayed
that he might. But the end wa.
| not yet. When The loving and
patient woman laid linn IN hi:
lRfave, and saw her fong labofs Thu
ended In the Victory fer which sh,
| had tpiled 90 hafd and suffered q,
| bitterly, she itdrned, IN gsiie1, v
The brandy which had been Ieft \
/ The house, and drinking i, she fel
4 herself into the power Of the dew
which She Had foatsn 30 herdicaliy
4 And thaF wornaK dieg,, not sEnanl
months later, hopeless, helples
|t9funkArd.- Hearth and Home. e
i ~
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Sal Sfsfkf1asf5.A -
yaa TOTAL. ............f..... II, ~, IA
This developes the remarkable
fact that sixteen and I half miilions
OF our people ont of, thirty -sight
and . half, are either OF foreign
birth themselves or else IN some
degree zrsmoved from foreigner.
w hat . codAmentaryi Is athme & Ter
nished upon the lwretchesiiy 1st-
row aud proscriptiye spirit ofssNa
tive Americsnisn, ,Ao- called, which
has at different, epochs attempted
to rnla the con1try by plaYiee
upon IN unworthy pTejadiceageinst
furfigness. 3 saissssz xAscrsisq
AaethsR fa6t o. importanssyssbt
which has never bee2 before asrk-
onstruted.by any dats. snd Ghas
consequently escaped beiDki stated,
is thai ourf ossfgn popuiatiou, a. 1
wl ole, is 6f = highly intelngent
TYPE, and hot as Sem etiufes pre-
tended, Tow 4hd t1egrslied bysffub-
rance The taLles or siffiteS acy,'
or those exhibiiine the numbers oil
Epeonle above ten yesrs Of aga who
Isafe unable to reada Or write show
Isthat the propovti0n is 1Ar9eat. u
lkAe Southern States. ,yhere t6e 6r.
|oienpOoalation siss The. anal Jet.
Nonist1aie ewing AQlslyi n The faci
that hat the, ,soWannipo&ed elavne
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K NJ. Cartoons ballads have good. hsaltby
tone. II they do not please tasts which
ssrsyes ths morbid and iasesisstaalay vissous
drsshfnKs OF Mr. swiobosue. th3y Vim Asd
warm welcome 10 the chimney corner. and
exercise much greater influence for. good
among the eeusiss lovers Of truth nud viGtue.
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and tho dissatisfied and disappoiat-
ed Republicans alwho led theloppo ]
sition forces TO an ingloriotis defeat
in the late political contest, are; far
out to sea, without achart and com
pass, without pilotor rudder, with
out any common purpose, header
slip OF nrincipies;s without organi-
zation OF. discipline, nursing only
the sinelet idea ptspposiion to the
progrsssiyeEtendsnoy of the times,
In the delusive hopsd thAt shsy may
be mist ake1 for reform ~ for TIE
simple reason, that they ere ) not : in
harmony With the majority of the
peoPles and that fthsyr oooesdoAaly
assert the privilege Of eqnarrsllisg
among themselves: > aa nsia3
just now these gentlemen are
discussing. in yno.i amiahle temper,
the question bf 4no party new
party and unadulterated DemocEa-
cy. The interest which the people,
as q whole, or even the masses of
the Demooratic people may have in
the decision ofthis controversy, lis
not apparent; but the interest sof
T. $50 = -
the leading Democratic and so-called
independent journals, in the deter
mination of the question. is clearly
| discernable IF straight Democra :
icy prevails Independent Journalism
viii be without followers. II q
new party shall be determined up
on, the so-called Independent Jour
nails expect to come to the front,
leaving the N. Y. World and its CO.
| workers without constituency. II
! the no7party idea triumps, then the
loppositon falls into disorganized
fragments, ) each separate clique
gathering about its favorite organ
pewerless for good IN either poll
tea statesmanship, or morals. Sc
that after all, this 10 q mere news
paper quarrel, in which each j,
4 STRIVING for the ascendency- fo'
the leadership Of the disorganizet
and purposeless masses deluGyel.
) lclained by them asfollowers.Is In
8 der the naked and insineare cry O
reform, these did ordan. leader,
i apparently hope for political spc
.csss-odWe say inaincere for h
4 reason tl1st in sMisSonrS whore th,
conbinaSion accidsntly triumphe,
TN the late election, It has desel
{ oped only, corruption and incoMps
oltene0 in both the Legislative an
4 executive departmentss OF the Stat
4 gosefhmens; to rthe dissatisfaction
mot to Say disgust of the peopls q
1ssAlS kfT3Ess n yf0o
sss n iifad szsx espoi
s1ossd 1oob est asoie Of bsi1s vsdT
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= IT -
wAyuAsnAs sallie Neye. Married.

= - - !
/ ssNow, Aunt Salia do please tell
uswhy you never got married.
F0u fsmelnber youlsaid once that
when you were . girl you were en-
| gagged TO !, minister, and promised
us you would tell us about it some
time. Now, aunt, please tell us'a
AWelI you see, when I was about
seventeen years old I was living in
Utica in the State Of New York
Thought say it myself I was quite
= good looking girl then, and had
several besax. 9 The one that took
my fancy was d young ] minister, 3
very promising young man, and re-
maFkably pious and steady He
thought . good deal. Of me, and
! kind Of took q fancy to him, and
things went on until we were en-
gagged. One evening he came to me,
and put his arms around me, and
kind Of hugged me, when I got ex
cited, and some frustrated It was
! = long time ago, and I don't know
but what I might have Rugged back
= little. 7 was like any other girl,
and pretty soon I pretended to be
mad about i, and pushed him away,
though I wasn't mad . bit. You
must know the house where I lived
was on one Of the back streets o.
the, town There were, glass door,
in the parlor, which opened over The
. street. These doors were drawr
to-. + stepped back Q Little from
him, and when he came up, close !
pushed him back again. ! pushst
] him harder than I intended to; and
|, don't You think, girls, the poor tel
How lost his balance, and fel
through one Of the doors into th,
n s9E dis .rssoqsgg sasimls
4 .sOh, 7Aunty! Was he killed.
y mo he fell bad first and 80 h
b twas going I caught him by the leg
B Of his trouserAi i heldsen for
minute and tried to pull him, bscl
hut bis suspenders gave way, sn,
u the poor young man fell clear ou
Of his pantaloons into parcel Q
ladies and Gantlamen along th,
10 soissfas$ " ~ ss,assse xsSs-Hasna
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