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place you I cann5t imagine, but
let that pass; in the geological gar
den you viii find your last and
proper place.
: The Geological Society, OF Gin
scinnati has msdsa iair Beginning,
~and I feel sure &hats the snlghtenr
ed, liberal, snd besievolent citisens
whoahsve begun thisaxork viii mot
let it Drop They are generally
, men of wealth, but others will JOIN
them. II Il is . good work, and Will
: be done. Let them be careful in
3 selecting . place. In . few years
T Cincinnati will have million OF IN
shabitants. 4 The place should be
4 outside the dense population, yet
near enough to be reached BY the
fstreet cars and thus afford pleasure
and instruction TO- the Thousands
! who will visit it. 3 s. "a IsHitGs2 sd
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l &Exteal e LaW 11fesn.
If the Baxter Law should TO
ceive constitutional sanction on The
part Of tie suprems coart. = con :
siderabls quantity Of the liquor.
selling eel VI - shatsd Hp.e
stealing, counterfsi6ng and Other
crimes against society, stringent
laws have not abolished but "
venture the assertion that not one
Of the advocates Of liquor Ssling
and liquor-drinking, is prepared 10
say that our stringent laws for
horse thieves, and counterfeiters,
have not kept many a horse rom
being stolen and many . dollar OF
counterfeit money from being made
and circulated. We do not expect
to abolish entirely the use, as . bev'
erage, Of intoxicating liquors but
temperance men. and women do
hope. by the present law, 70 rave q
few Of their sons, brothers, hthsfs,
aud fellow. citizens from filing
drunkards graves. We DO hope
to save, I few families from The
blighting and whitening curse o
drunken husbands, who through the
temptations thrown around them
by liquor sellers, have 30 thorough
" crushed out others hopes, and
reduced them to poverty and want
If we can not stop the food gate'
Of this prolific source Of nearly FL
the crimes and woes affecting on
beloved country, let us, for humani
TVS sake, do everything possible X
allay the evil-do our whole duty
and hope on-hope ever-that RICH.
will prevail--that where evil and
evil influences now abound, tha'
good and good Influences win mucl
more abound.
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1Rulinga Of the Depsrtasent.
In the following decisions viii be
found answers to some of the ques-s
tions concerning postal matters Is-l
Gently addressed to us, and other
matter Of importance to those who
use the mails:9 e.1 10 II
Newspapers and magazines placed
in . postofice by publisher ornews-
dealer for distribution to persons
living within its delivery, either
through the boxes or general de-
livery, must be treated the same ~
though they came in the mails, and
cannot be delivered until the post
age is paid thereon, either at quar-
terly or transient rates, ~ the,party
addressed may prefer. aise
? A business card, containing writ
ing in addition to the address, il
subject r., letter postage; arriving
at On Office Of delivery with only
one cent prepaid thereon, nix centa
should be collected befme delivery.
4. No cards are to be recognized q
+ postal cards except those issued b.
the DISARMAMENT with stsmps inn
E pressed upon them oiiAn 70 ss :
Any psraon who shall, without
.aautheritys from the Postmastel
General, ret up or profess to keel
any Office or place Of business bear
ing the sign, name, or title of post
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The Gray Mare the Dess ussss.
L In spswsr 70 . correspondent.
who asks the origin Of the stove
IpsovssN, the New York gObssrvsr
gives tbs following sassy: = aisi
8 This we'll known prossrbial say
ing originated from the following
circumstances. A gentleman ofas
sesrsain eounty in Epglasd, MARI
rried . yossg lady of oo1s'dersblS
fortune, and Aethe same time pos
sesssd Of many other charms, be
found not long after marriage that
she Was Of . high, domineerine
temper, and always coutending "a
b nistreoe both Of him and bic
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YbGEEd & -8tfir II asl -
y AFFast Fiiend-The telegraph.
g There are 1902 Good Templar
lodges in England. Lza ,b9J ri ID
81 Query-Can . gay spiritualist BE-
called a happy msdiams s9
Cruelty to Animals-Throwing
phytic to the dogs = bs1sTsai
. The Year Of Jubilse for the
Frogs-Leap-ye.r. . s's'sii- g :
+, Devifs lake il . summer resort
lin Wisconsin. =
There has been only one poem
written ON the M0docs.
The New York Herald, refers 70
wPhiladelphia - the city Of broth
'ie,ly and slsterly wickedness. "
u When you pick up anything hot
lay It down aeain pretty soon on
less you prefer. TO hold 4 awhile. :.
ID In the, chair aot animal life, We
observe se7s. The = importance Ct he
lynx. a.e.f,s aI.al4
If What 10 the most efectusl spirit
lalevA you ever SAW Give II up.
Rum. pnivasl ,aeSgs3dlBta god
VERY CERrA,x.-The surest way
! itn 4lcss your health 10 70 keep
drinking other peoples. 81 .ean
= A rat,lssnaks with eleven rattlss
was killed ., South Bscd on Sat-
urdsy., Saus af 10 ttae d ios. selt
A sign in Michigan reads - fol.
lows: IA good square meal, 81;
. perfect gorge. 81 So" eas a''1s
CoMprssAr1ox.-The more prices
|, 60 up, the more We have to s'come
down" for everything,
il A conundrum from the Cincin
natl COMMERCIAL: .
Il What Is the use Of 'ooling avay
bsany more time with the Democrat
Lie party, {4e4v4 4
j NATURAL PHExoxsNA.-A dandJ
on shore is Disgusting 10 many
bu. swell at sea 10 apt to sicke,
every body T,gs f
Fort Wayne sports cit on tn
bank Of the canal for hours It
time attempting TO shoot frogs
But the frogs fight shy.
A person may discipline th
muscles Of the face, and he ma,
control the voice; but there i
something ia the ere boy ond ID
viii. ard We most frequently 90,
it giving the tongue the lie direct
| FACT The man who come Of
the stage exactly at his cue /
prompt; but the man who does no
come 1t all il prompter. e,
r. They claim to have 1t Fultor
Missouri, . trotter which is ..faste
/ than Goldsmith Maid, and viii
when in tull development, max
the fastest time ever made. = TIL,
is The owners opinion.
T. Too CoRD1AL "A washingto
correspondent speaks Of The NEE
ing between the members OF rece1
,inv es.igating committees sad th
parties investigated - livery col
dial; in fact, whisky cordialr'
Il EIiLu 4. Washburn says: eth
people don't send their represe ut
) lives TO Congress to live like prin
es. buck the tiger, and keep half
dozen nistresses." 49,
, b Newsoawas cent Nc. Barnuu
written, on The back, q . card. B
the elephant trainer. md read
!, fnf.l.ows: "Mr. Barnum one Of Il
Belifantslis ded. He dyed Of enfo
| nation ssx saaaa SIT - III
II Thsaiooronas's jury Fad thl
III CHRISTIAN CLtjssiansen, whoDai
RI nurdered on the street. Ut Sou
Bend, last Wednesday night, cea
to his desth from wounds in6ictl
\ by John DufIisld. Dufield b
= fed, and . reward Of $500 10 q
s..Ad fnr hia auprehensioa.
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WHAT A MAN KNows.-What .
man can write out, clearly correct
y, and briefly, without book or re
ference of any kind, that he I'M
doubtedly knowso whatever else he
may be ignorant OF. For mowl-
edge that falls short Of that--mowl-
edge that 10 vague, hasy, indistinct,
.uncertain-If for one profess no re-
speot at al. And I believe sthat
there never IVES : time in our coun,
try,where the inAuences Of careful
training were in that respect more
needed. Men iverin haste II va
going to say think in haste, only
that the word thinking" 10 hardly
app1icabletot that large number who,
-, -~-A s.e~< s>npnhaaA khnsy
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For months I have been in the
possession Of facts concerning the
alarming mental condition of d
young lady residing upon Prospect
street in - who was once the
pride Of her parents and delight Of
her friends yet who has recently
become 30 changed = TO cause
great anxiety to her relatives, and
gossip among the neighbors; and
the case being one Of gresA singu-
larity, now demands publicity. j
q Her father says he first noticed
her idiosyncracy last january, one
morning At the breakfast table,
when abe not only acted a. If in .
state Of great happiness, hut said
Sf you please" and s'th6nk you, y
o. she asked 56r food and was SER
we'd. A day OF two later her moth.
or found her in her room darning
stockings, instead of reading nov
els and she also appeared IN the
Kitchen . day or two later, and IN
sisted upon helping her parent in
the labor Of baking and making
pastry and bread. s'37 atoe III
Aphysician was at once called in,
who, unknown to the patient, watch
ed her through . keyhole for an
hour while she was engaged in re.
pairing her little brothers torn
trowsers, and sewing buttons on
her fathers shirts. The doctor said
he had practised twenty Eve years
and never during his entire medi
cal practice had he seen any young
unmarried female manifest sucf
symptoms al those witnessed. He,
appetite, however, seemed to in
crease rather than diminish, and .
rosy flush was observable on he1
cheeks which had not been seen be
fore. 3. =, ' a5. =. 81 80 go. &.
But the most singular Sumption
was developed . few days since
when her father, hoping TO draw
her from her new ideas, placed tw,
hundred dollars in her hands, will
the remark, "There, Mamie, ri
yourself out in nice spring dress.
She Immediately replied, 81 d,
mot need . new dress now, and j
you viii let me keep twenty -6v
dollars Of this to pay old Mrs Mac
Flanniganety's rent, (lier HUSBAND
has just died, You know,) I ha'
much rather you would take th
rest Of the money and apply it {
that new property you have pu,
chased" = '''-' z. '1i' MA
/ The old man looked at Ler . fe,
minutes and then fell upon Che moo
in anguish, saying between his sob
aher mind is gone! her mind j
i gomez : ~ = t.Aa a.
! I called to see her yesterday, an
found her building nice puddin
and putting : m,snsard roof of frcs
work on fruit cake. But thel
was look in her eyes that told 70
plainly she would not long be zee
in her elegant home. A solitai1
ring on her fore finger told Il
near approach Of the winged az J,
.! youthful destroyer who, shoots b
sictims with arrows, md aasI lie
: fthe premises syoung nan IN Spin
/, bottom pants and white ha
bounded up the steps with an q
of one who knows the affair W
soon be over. She will pass ~,
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y
head 10 chopped OF II they catch
him. All sorts Of wiskednsss srs
cured In Persia oJ dseepltasaag the
offender.
At last :
bee ossa g ma sao 49,. 49, r.s
name 80 hon, ne iveo = as.sss.t..
9nd 600 Nas the pepaltY IoE sWtn.
q ollns NV ss'osn swolaol saA
he F"ussh OF July so1
which v's'esd the wet eeaeaopoa'
. marriage csrensny IN wissoosis'
and ki'led the presons. Jsss No
came to the ~oros: \ nov PM
noasss you- od AFN Bat
AVPits6burs woman oot shop
ping left her baby in . store. ana
forgot shout It until the nexs dey'
when her frantic appsals 70 the
Mayor were rewarded ~ sresufn
OF her treasure. - ''s sAs - ="
b. MsrAPaYsfcs. - An Indignant
lady describes metaphysics -
1.-TWO men talking. together. one Of
them trying To- explata eomeshihg
he don't Know anytntn4 aoous sud
the other unable to understand
asm. = . : - ] :.
. One Of the prisoners Of the
House Of Correction at Fitchburs.
last week, escaped while ct work
blasting stone. The fuse had been
Get on fire, and the keeper told tho
men 70 run. which advics was fol-
lowed, and one OF the prisoners
forgot 70 come back again.
Amanda Smith, the colorsd
Methodist exhorter, il described =
: tall. noble looking colored wo-
mon, with white, superb teeth. and
clear black eyes figure that ar
rests one without knowing Who
she 10, In that strangest costume
Tor her race, the Quaker hat and
bonnet .,f. ~.f ~s..,,e ii, ,o.,,,,
A town in Massachusetts, IL, the
proud pvssessor Of = oAt that picks
up pins and puts them into . %.
per. Whenever she 6ads one. AZ
| ter getting . hundred she exchane-
e. them for meat At the butcher's ..
| The beauty OF this tale ID. Its IN
doooted. undenlaole truth. .ss8e
The postsl card mspufaceory l.
now turnipsIout work in every
way satisfactory Asitio sSasAsy 81
peper and mechspieal sxscution'
but the production bas sstyes fail
ed to reach 9O0. 600 cards per diem
Dos two new CATERS are . - add
ed 70 the force. and 1t 10 then hop
I'd TO reach that agure. c
/ TaE Sxos.-oh, the snoss, III
bssotifa' saore, dliing her cham
bers from ceiling TO nooslv Ovs'
.ns cove.'e.' under .ne 'nees' aeo.
ner oa@psso cnan 20 nsr psetsy 'se'
no" rising s'o1s ''kea nee 's'ans
ny" 'unA - sos~s' " scscAet
esssoons now nase-a1e, so's'o
ing. sosn fls'oe sesan' 10 sns zen
s'ioi saees 81 1Alissoesn Senes 90
WANDA comb for . he'd D
celery. n cape Or the cold shout
der. Cotton WOOL Tor esrs Of corn
A veil for the face Of nature. 4
ring for the finger Of scOrn. 4
tie Tor . neck 81 land. a sling "a
an arm Of the see. Curtains 70
tho bed Of . river. A spoon i
stir an incident With. 4 knife. Z
cut capers. A collar for ! do
rose "A ssucer Tor : buttercun 1
Rr~.n,rs "a rnarent vrite. Z,
!; =. th.t ~ ..rnnn,.d ana maine,
. no II. an, ...v,na an. r,.ht. an,
asks 10 Il we can present Z rem
|, edy for THE rapidly growing evi
/; There are sever.l remedies. Th
, boy's spine can be broken Win :
AZ. or he can be nailed to the doc
with Z red hct rsilroad spike driy
!. en- through his Abdom 81. but Ii
most effective way il to comp,
tim to wear patched clothing :
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Ten thousand postal cards were
sold in an hour at Indianapolis on
Monday.
y Tie lin workers. of lndianapons
haye organized protective assocaa-
ton. -
essTss = x9as |. Ia s@EsasfasagE
Croquet in q mild form Is Sum
day evening dissipation at Indian
apohs. gus o1 aas asYi9 ,s''1i11asI
The new starch factory which Is
being built at Indianapolis win have
double the capacity Of the old one
,od Curtis Gilbert has signi6ed his
intention to donate two squares of
| ground for . public park ct Terre
h1au re- glAeIa 81 Hssa ae5fe ten S
, Nate Miller, late of the Express.
has purchased an interest in and
will hereafter act as business man
ager Of the Terre Haute Gazette.
A daughter Of Joseph Smith,
living near Clinton, Vermillion Co.,
fell from q swing last Sunday and
broke both legs above the knees.
Indianapolis boasts of . girl "a
years old, good looking, and . gen
erAl favorite, who has never attend
ed a church festival. 9sssA y -
Thomas Harding. Of Lafayette,
has drawn 81, 912 :35 from the State
Treasury for the new fence being
laced around the Tppecanoe bat
4 ground. 4o7 aEs argoss Il
Burglars entered the house of z.
J. Giligan, at Watson Station, on
Friday, and after .chloroformine
Mr.. G., helped themselves to SIC
and departed. o,~ '1 :
A horse and buggy belonging t
T. C. Harrison, recently stoler
from Indianapolis, has been found
the horse drowned in q creek and
the buggy a wreck beside it.
The celebration of the ninth an
niversaryl of the battle Of gPeacl
Tree Greek, at Farmersburg, Sulli
van county, On Friday, was grant
affair. It is estimated that full,
$4,000 people participatedai Lid g
Charles E. Campbell, . abra-e
man, was crushed between two car
ct Fort Wayne on Sunday, his rib
broken and his lungs injured
Every breath no draws is now show
by the putting up Of the epidermi
3 on his sides. He cannot live. zsof
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7rTTTH 1In7TuDTO rTITu aF
.MIIIqA.TIAq aHT

A1h A ]
:! !! :. =! . Z. =!
family; Therefore y iesoed ~
rssolotioA - parting trea -.
Accordingly he .veited qpos ~
father, asd told hin that No
daushter had such : temper thss
'he sas heartily tired q hes, - s
he would take be- hoas afiin = :
would rstlEr sysEy ps9qy 9
fortune.
The. a.. eeatlsaaa having -
CURED leo he eauses Of tAS 49, :.
plant ssssa 40 shy ~ shesA -.
more d'sqnisssd - i shaa Aay. ssA.
er MARES mar 4.s. nsn, slses y ~ ths !
case with shen 81, end 1890
Squsnsiy no mors tdaa he might
have expected vbea ke sstsepd
Into thsnasEted staAA Tie yosne
gsn'lemsa desired y b ezseaaA
u ne vas = ~ ssea etviag -
assent to thiS eaaoftioa that -
. thought bi al nees gnhaes9
man any !ehsss -, 9 his ~
had . spffssA0 way - - Qusal1
4 and csrssi.ey no No. Who - :
i sense ossAr'eat e 'vsoag sssl4
ever submit 70 - Governed y
PIE WIFE, 500. 800 thsSld -
700 AZ ~ aaiSaae aeleaaaee4
''n me world 4 yO1 GO - De0
mat al vomea kovsfn sheif has-
bands though MOI al tadeod By -
same method hovsvsr 70 snd IL
dispstes between %. L. VIII pa
what have said npca this peoo, e
you sss willing 20 ~ 4 g T hsss
dvss horsss IN ~ stahls; yoaaslan
harness these 70 . earl. in vhioh I
shall put . basket containing o.
hundred ssss; md, u IN paaaiae
through the county, asd makiAR 5
strict inquiry into the ttsth q
fslsehoodi Of, my aseeetioo, -
leaving . horse q the house Of o..
cry msa who b Ne master Of HE j
family hirsei1. and IN err who're
the wife governs you shall dad :
Jour eges eona before yosr hor.s
zee, I hope that yoe VIII tksal'
think your, case, mot UNCOMMON
but VII! be eoatsutsd 70 sreeusa
home and look upon yoer o,sa
wife - no worss eaaa her nsish-s :,
bors. lion the other hasd, yous
horses are gone 1reA I VIII take
my daughter hons again asd yoa
sha'lkssp her 1ortsne y z1a zfs y
L. Ihassproposai sss too sdvanta-1
geoas e b. rsjsessd.i Oar young
married man 9 ahsrs1oss ct ost
With srsasss8sssssa. = ~ sid.'
% b thoegh1rW his hessss -
o's wiz" At H. hrss hesss -
came 70 b heard . woman With =
sarill and angry voice CAN her No..
hand. 70 % = the door. Here -
lett A ssg yoo oas bsssre, witha
oas sarlsss dnqsisy' WAs dc ssz1
nosss hsrnss semstsfng q u
came ki.dssadiss sv'sy ihosse d
snors unsaaH he ssss nsscsl aanosl
CONS Snehse arrived q che ssaa
o. s.ees'isoea a ssn'lyi md agass
10 TN eeousy. q Ne knoeasd q ~
doos' eed inlsirsss isor shs masnsa
O. shsAosse wasE sstdaya sssvass
thas histnssearivas not yet seir-
ring, but II 'hsplsassd - walk Z
his laeiy was 10 NE psrlor. The
lady With great complaisance de-
l.;..a hin * - -. 70 80, .as.ss
+ 3 ~, - 49, ~ - =
=. ou 49, ".. u.eent' s e
h ou,y Dsa 1st nosoano, n1s -
au0p "a '. .ara n 70. o'stur0 MN,
l"ay, r 6y madam, said i'd ne.
ny business i = only g ak Z
qoee'.oo' winch y you oan an resolve
= ven = your husband, Y yos
VII % iegco'ooe win me-; you
VIII donotIese think y odd. and
70 u ussn'''.,A - ,os's' loa
| W o"e' e., m'cu 'o1s set.ugeL g
- .uou 1a :. qusss'on' o.. = . ~
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SENATOR NORTON.

= LrAvrswoarn, July 21.--Senator
Morton, who arrived Ia this city
from Colorado, with his party Of
friends was serenaded BY Che band
Of the Fifth Unitsd States hfsutry
this evening Many citizens and
officers called and paid their re-
spects. In response to repested
calls from . lAres throng Of people,
who assembled IN the streets, Mr..
Morton madeGishort speech, in the
course Of which he seated thak his
visit had no political purpose in
view, and expressed the opinion
that Ill questions tending to divide
the country md array one section
Against another had been settled.
. This Is the Senatsr's first visit te
Kansas, and he Expresses himself
; highly pleased with the evidence o
thrift and progress everywhere pre-
sented. s.s
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G1xsHyu1oy IxD., July -, 1879.
fdisnr ef he Isdsssapsts Jsurnal.
3 I have been watching the gran
gers organizations with > great
deal Of interest, and really hoped
That some good would be accom-
sphshed ~ ths, agitation 81 TIE
questions its organization xonld
bring before The people, bnt Judge
Of my surprise upon, hearing that
among the charter members at this
place are to he found The names Of
such eminent political dead beats,
and now our party hacks, as D. s.
Gooding and William Mitchell, men
who never worked day in their
lives At any occupation that was in
the remotest degree connected with
the science Of agriculture! "
y .- e'' A FAR,uR
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raU1WIIScf

Z The Indianapolis Journal thus
sums up the true verdict given by
ne people: seThe general judg-
nent Of the people il and the ver-
dict q history viii be, That General
.Grant,s adminia*sation of tia gov
,ernment has bem marked BY . do
gree Of moderation, wisdom, integ-i
rity and fidelity to American ideas
not surpassed by any Of his prede-
cesaors. 1t certainly shines with
dazzling lustre when contracted
with the utter imbeciity Of Pieres's
administration the treason, COR
ruption and dryrot Of Buchan.
ans or the hacchanAlian, bull
headsdness Of Andrew Johnsons."
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q i s..f 4 s4ff
Hon. SCHUYLER Cslfax At Eyaasses.
Ex-viee Presidsnt Colfax .spsuk
last Sabbath at Evanston, and WaG,
while there, the guest Of his ola
friend, the Rev. George g. Noyes,
the pastor Of the Presbyterian
& Church. Saturday evening . phi
'evate reception WAS accorded ITO the
distinguished visitor, and alargs
5 number Of the foremost Gtissns fof
the place, both oflAdiss and gen
tlemen, thro0ged, the parlorsu Of
j Mr.. Noyes' residence, eager 10 lsse
and converse with one twhose,name
has become . household word
throughout the land, Among the
guests were Governor Beveridge;
Mayor Gilbert, Mr.. Shuman, Of the
! Evening Journal, many Of the pro
fessors ct the University, and the
clergymen of Evanston. q Sabbath
afternoon the quarterly concert oot
! the Presbyterian Church was held,
at which Mr.. Colfax addressed the
children. Long before the hour
appointed for the commencement
of the exercises the church waa
densely crowded, every foot Of
standingroom being occupied, and
. great number were.compslled "a
turn away becsuse Of the large at
tendance. He addressed the audi.
ence on an appropriate subject, and
in an impressive manner, Mr.. Col.
fax left on Mondsy for South Bend
He starts with his family, next week
for Minnesota and Dakota. WHARF,
IN company with Senator Windon
they propose to spend the summer
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Los Angeles ,boasts Of fifteen
veterans Il the Mexican war, and
Hsnta BarbSsa lays claim 20 eight
cen. Prs So3 Gs- Il - i1@s9'
\ The Foundation for the State
dCApi,os at Salem Oregon 10 alnos,
'icopp.etssl.I 1Ba - sanshze4 s.3ai !
= San Francisco 10 TO haye . chain
gang, to nil ze its yagrlnss ana
other criminals. ss;xs y. ~ 81,
The Tcnnyson Of Indiana is re-
aponsible for the following poe,tca
contribution:
"Young man spare that bustle4
touch not . single "pape:"
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-26

!, Mr.. A. w. Edwards, Of Indianola,
Iowa, a Union veteran who was
crippled during the rebellion, has
succeeded in inyenting q perambu-
lating cot for the use Of the physi
cally disabled which combines the
comfort Of q lounge that can be ad-
.iusted to any desired angle with
the easily-moving qualities Of the
most perfect persmbulator. e An
invalid who retains the use Of his
arms can propel himself from room
to room. and q child 10 years old
can push it, with it's occupant, about
the streets. It is really valuable
invention. efIaii 7Ssd asl.i59