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sury department on her representation
that her husband would not support her.
Subsequently to which her husband tried
to trustee or draw her wages at the trea-
sury department. Whether the Kansas
dignitary procured anything else for Mrs.
Conway OF not we are not informed,
though the dispatch states that
Conway gave as his reason for
shooting Pomeroy that he (PomeToy)
had ruined Conway and his family. The
senator will get well, his clothing saw
ing him, more even than Conway's in
different aim. On the whole the affair
is poor thing from beginning to end
and hardly worth sending over the wire.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
TEAPLARs' HALL
Memphis, Tenn, October ., 1873.
Walter II, Befffs-

TEAPLARs' HALL
Memphis, Tenn, October ., 1873.
Walter II. Betfis-
WHEREAS, The Lord in His all-wise prOvi-
dence has taken from Us, by death, our dearly
beloved brother, WALTER p. BeTTIs, in the
tenderness Of youth and full Of promise, a
brother in the temp mperance army, devoted to
the cause; therefore, be it
Res0lred, That IN the death of Templar
WALTER P. BETTIs the Temple of Love, No.
1, has sustained an irreparable loSs-oue oil its
truest and most ardent members has passed
away-one of lis brightest stars has set forever.
ResolUed That the badge of mourning be
worn for thirty days.
ResoGCed, That we tender our deepest SYM
pathe es to the bereaved relatives and friends
of the deceased.
Resolved That the preamble and resolutions
be published in the daily papers and the
Temperance Herald, and that copy De sent
to the grief-stIicken family.
L. p. BERRY,
II. T. COOPER,
H. s. ASHE, Committee.
JACKSON P. CREWS, 7. 5.
GTJBFRT ID. RAINF. X. s.
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The Jackson lNTiss Czo,.;o,, savg n .

The Jackson Miss Clarion says that
Mr.. W. c. Nixon, OF Brownsville, Tennessee
mail-agent on the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern railroad, fell from the cars at
Tugaloo station, on Monday night last, and
was so badly injured that his foot had to be
amputated. The operation was performed by
Dr. ). NJ. Craft, with the assistance of other
gentlemen OF the profession, on Tuesday
morning. The accident occurred in this man.
ner; Mr.. n. leaned out of the car at the above
named station TO throw out the mail, when,
losing his fOotiOg, he fell, his foot caught in
the step or stirrup Of the car, and he was
dragged some distance. He was not missed
from the car until the train reached Madison,
six miles further north, where a freight train
W as met and instructions given to its officers
TO lock out for Mr. n. between there and Tug
aloo. He was found and brought to this city,
his recovery
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OBITUARY.

MELROSE-It has been the duty Of the ALL
Wise Power to call from the one who loved
her-Miss ANNIE MELRosE, who was thirty
seven or forty-seven years of age-and let all
know that she was good to the one who writes
the above. LOUIS SELBH.
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Mr.. Clements Markham, an English
man. is engaged upon "a Memoir Of
the Lady Ansde OsOria," countess of
Chinchon, and vice-queen of Peru, A
ID. lS29-1S39. The plant which yielCs
the quinine is named after and was first
brought into use by the countess Of
Chinehon. All that can be gathered re
specting her family, herself, her hus-
band and her home, has been diligently
sought for. The memoir contains his
tory of the ancient OsOriOs, marquises
of Astorga; of tine Cabreras and BOba-
diilas. counts Of ChinChon, with their
armorial bearings, deseents and ser
vices TO the state; q chronicle Of the
eount's administration in Peru; the
story of the cure Of the countess, and of
the Introduction of the febrifuge into
Europe; a history of the castle and town
of Chinchon, where the countess dis
pensed her healing bark; and topo-
graphical and botanical description OF
the surrounding country. A second
part contains a plea for the correct spell
ing Of the name of genus which com
memorates the debt of gratitude that the
world owes TO this Spanish lady. The
Memoir is illustrated with coats OF
arms, maps and views Of the castle and
town Of ChinChon.
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ST. LOUIS.
The st. LOais Mutual Life Insurance
Company - Ute Indian Chiefs
Arrived.

ST. LOUIS, October 1.-THE st. Louis
mutual life insurance company filed an
answer to the circuit court to a petition
of the State superintendent of insurance,
William Selby, asking for an injunction
to restrain that company from further
prosecution of business, and that a re
ceiveI be appointed and the affairs OF
the company be wound up, IN toto, all
allegations set forth in Selby's petition,
and assert most positively that the COM
pany is solvent and abuhdantly able to
meet all its liabilities. The argument
now progressing is on the application
for Injunction.
A delegation Of Ute Indian chiefs, IN
charge Of Charles Adams, the agent of
the tribe at Los PinOs, Colorado, arrived
here, en- route for Washington, whittier
they go to consult with the government
authorities in relation to the recent ces-
sion of four million acres of their reser-
walton to the United States, and the eS-
Enlistment Of new military post
in about one hundred miles Of Fort Gar
land. where the annuities eau be more
easily and expeditiously distributed.
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NOTICE.
TO MY CUSTOMERS.

A M compelled by the yellow fever to take
IA my family away, and 1 beg my custo-
mers to make other arrangements for provid-
ing themselves. The safety OF my family is
the only necessity which would compel this
course.
Ocl2 W. A. WORNER.
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OLD FOLKS OF SHELBY COUNTY
Our Brother, Our Orator. is Gone

THE members of the Society viii meet
Il this SUNDAY morning, at 81 o'clock
promptly, at the Editorial Rooms OF the APP
peal, To attend the funeral Of our late Brother,
Judge J. 7. SWAYNE.
ocI2 J. P PRESCOTT, Rec Sec
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

The Daily Appeal has n larger etreu-
lagfOn Than all the other Memphis daily
paperS combined.
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FRENCH RELIEF COMMITTEE.
JOHN PELEGRAM, Monroe street.
F. FAQUIN, 100 jefferson street.
E. L. MICHOT, 357 Main street.
E. DAIRY, 347 Main street.
PETER DUPUY, Fort Pickering.
LEON COPUPUY, Fort Pickering.
7, O. O. e.

THE Joint Board OF Trustees will s.ss,.gsse
i attend a regular meeting. this
SUNDAY evening, at 3 o'clock in
the Trustees Office, Odd Fellows 1zssfHiSS
Hall. Every trustee in the city that is able
must attend, in order that there may be q
quorum J. p. PRESCOTT, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

TINHE death Of our Mr.. Hugh stewart makes
i no change in our firm or interruption Of
any kind in carrying on our business.
OelI STEWART, GWYNNE q co.
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TO WHOM TO
APPLY FOB RELIEF.

APPLY FOR RELIEF.
- The wants of the destitute will be re-
lieved upon application to any of the follow
ing Committed, with headquarters at Beth
ellis new block, corner of Main and Madison
streets, the officiating clergy men of all de-
nominations, and Capt. ALhy, Chief Police:
First ward.
JOHN ZENT, Front street, OPP. gasworks.
d. W. MUNROE. ll6 Promenade street.
Second Ward.
s. B. ROBINS. OvertOn Hotel
LOU LEUBRIE, 800 Main street.
Third ward.
]. G. SIMPSON, Clay Building,
r. A. SHIELDS, 2lS Main street.
Fourth Ward.
JIM. PETTIGREw, ,266, cor.Court and Front.
n. F0NTAINE, 365 Front street.
Fifth Ward.
J.J. MURPHY, in the field.
DIR. BEECHER, 42 Ave;y street.
Sixth Ward.
]. HALSTEAD, shelby and Huling.
e. c. Jones, 500 Main street.
Seventh Ward.
JJ. BUSBY, 276 Front street.
q. V. RAMBAUT, 23S Front street.
Eighth Ward
4. <. FRANKLAND, in the field.
s. NJ. JOBE, 40 Court street.
Ninth Ward.
GEORGE GRANT.
SHEIBLER, 203 Main street.
Tenth ward
J. L. SHARP, 9 Carolina street, bet. Second
and Third.
3. 2. ANDERSON, In the field.
j. II. SMITH, cerner Rayburn avenue and
Georgia street.
Suburbs
]. G. JOHNSON, Il jefferson street.
Clergymen and the above Committee can
procure proper blanks dpOn application at
Relief Committee Headquarters, corner Main
and Madison streets. oc9
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DEEPLY REGRETTING THE UN- q
~ timely death OF our late Brother, XX
J. D. WEBER, Leila Scott Lodge, NOW
239, viii, at some future day, pay proper re-
spect to his memory.
ocI2 WM. FRANK, W. NJ, pro TEN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the Knights Templar Of the
United States.
MASONIC NOTICE.

GEO. MELLERsH, 6. @, state Of Tenne
, 1873-07-10
Marine LmIeI.i.emce.

VICTORIA, July S.--Sailed. ship Mag
ara Tor Lon .on; Brierly Hill, San Fran
CISCO.
PORT MADISON, July 6.--Sailed Vi
dette and W. II. Gawiey.
PoRr GAMBLE, July Arrived bark
Buena Vista from San Francisco.
PoK1 TOWNSEND, July o-ohip Can
ada sailed hence tor Callao, yesterda /.
she reached Cape 9lattery. and spring
ing aie.k was towed back 10 this place
to-day with four feet of water Ill the
hold. Her p"mps are going constantly.
SAN FRANCISCO. July Arrived. ship
Glace Darling Capt. Biinn. from Sea-
beck. and urig Perpetua, from Seattle.
Cleared, Dark Chris. Mitchell, for
Port Townsend.
SAN Francisco, July 5.-Sailed, steam
er Prince Alfred with the following pass
engers:
Miss NJ. Pendegast, E. P. Conser-
Mrs NJ. J. Wallace, John W. Reid,
Robt. Young. JOHN H. Beenoist. Rich
ard b. Jhnes, Mrs. Gra. and daughters.
c. T. Dupont wife and sister. q. Il
Crottl. b. Mrs. Whipple, J. G. +" hitney
VIM. Fisher and daughter. Francis Wit
inotou. Kobt. A. Train Robt. Patterson,
and 30 others in the s.eerage.
PoKr BLAKELY, July 5-Sailed. brig
Levi Stevens. and bark Martha Ride
ont for >au Francisco.
, 1873-07-10
Ordinance NO. Il.

Relative to Side Walks.
The City of Seattle does ordain as col
lows:
SEC. l. That the owners of property
on the north side of Union street. FROM
the east side of Third to the west side
of Eighth stree ts, shall build good aud
substantial side walk, six feet vide, with
planks not less than all inch and a half
thick.
SEC. 2. In case any person or persons
shall fail to build such side walk within
thirty days after the publlcation'of this
ordinance, the Street Commissioner Is
hereby authorized to build such side
walk, and the expenses incurred III
building the same are to be collected OF
the owners of the property as fines and
penalties are recovered i'll other cases.
NJ. L. MADDOCKS, Mayor.
G.. n. McCoNAHA, City Clerk.
Passed july 3, 1873.
, 1873-07-10
Proceedings of Common Coun
Gil.
SEATTLE, July 3. 1873.


Common Council met pursuant to ad-
journmer Present, NJ. r. Maddocks
Mayor. Councilman, F. Matthias, S.
P. Andrews s. F. Coombs, Amos Brown
and J. M Lyons.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved. Council then proceeded to
aspeint judges and clerk to conduct
the city election. 7. D. Hill ckiey. and
2. II Lewis were appointed judges and
D. I. Wheeler clerk. The petition Of
j. W. George. for the building of Il side
walk. granted and the clerk instruct d
to draw up ordinance No. Al. The re-
ports of city clerk and Treasurer was
referred to lhe finance Committee with
orders to hsve the same printed when
approved by the Committee. The re-
ports of the Finance Committee in ref
erence to the road fund. accepted. Re
port of City Sexton received and placed
on file. The assessment Of Isaac Park
er, for last year was referred to tie FL
Rance Committee. The clerk WAS in
structed by the Council to give no ice
of city election as requi, ed by law. The
following bills were or'iere1 paid
Ii G. Thornton. $50 0U
&. n. McConaha - .$45 90
G. N McConaha A ty fees .85 10
L. ). Russell ceinYtry -. y GO
Hans Nelson 5 UO
Adjourned to meet at the cal of the
Mayor.
NJ. R MADDocKs Mayor.
| G. n MC(,oNaHA. Clerk.
, 1873-07-10

A PUBLIC BENEFAcToR.- PInkhaln
, has taken the rooms lately occupied by
the puget Sou, Banking Company"
and with that benevolence and public
spirit which has characterized his trans
actions. has conceived the nagnanimo ous
purpose of making good to the people
what they lost by that institu ion, by
keeping the best kind CT gentlemen :
furnishing goods, cigars and tobacc'
and selling at the most reasonable pri
es. Just call and satisfy yourseive
that he Is in earnest in this matter
, 1873-07-10

r Peter G. Koch, Esq, who was in
making arrangements for establishing a
banking house and negotiating for the
purchase Of real estate, has just been
sentenced to the Penitentiary of Oregon
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses
, 1873-07-10

year AS the taxes are all due for this
year. in the course of one month the
Indebtedness will be paid and money III
the treasury to defray mnch of the ex-
penses of the coming year.
G. n. McCONAHA, Clerk.
Seattle, July 8. 1873.
, 1873-07-10

s iessrs. Rice and Ainsworth, the
Locating Commissioners are on the line
of the railroad survey back of Tacoma,
and are expected here by the overland
route Tonight or to morrow.
, 1873-07-10

GOLD HuNraRs. y. f. welton, Dave
Cook, P. Call, Charles Lutf and James
Beck, leave here this week on pro :.
pecting tour. They will land at Cape
Flattery and follow up tue Olympic
range.
, 1873-07-10

" Bishop Morris arrived here on
Saturday evening, and held sci vices at
Trinity Church on Sunday. administer
ing the rite of confirmation to two per-
sons in the evening.
, 1873-07-10

Gas WsREs.-The contract for build
ing the Gas works has ben let to j. w.
Erwin, AID he has already commenced
The work with his usual energy.
, 1873-07-10

CIGARS Sam Coombs has Just recei
we'd ex-Psrpetua and D. S. Williams
another large assortment of those fine
Cigars.
, 1873-07-10

NoTIcE-The fare through to Port
and by seamers n rth Pacific and AL.
ida and !. p 4. Il. has been reduced
to SIS 25;to Kalama. SIS 25.
WM. ii PUMPHREY. Agent.
, 1873-07-10
An Exhibit OF the City inances
for the year ending June &c,
1873.

Amount of warrants issue, dur
ing the year, 81, 40 81
G NERAL FUND.
June 80. 1872
Amount of cash on bal d, 8 So
rec fron' Recorders
Court, 143 81
&c from Licences. Bot vi
" Taxes col'd by Treas'r. o7S As
% - "a from Marshal 961 vi
81. .3S4 5S
CONTRA.
Amt of last yrs warrants p'd 725 n
=. =. this I" - g ,5S5 33
90 {" Treasurer s fees, AZ II
Balance cash on hand, q q
$2,3S4 5S
, 1873-07-10
FIRM FOR sale.

dsr river. u miles from Sc
M,sIEMSsM attlr. near the south end of
&Lrl1sG ak. Washington. containing
A.. i.;rc :. vi acres under cultivation. good House
Barns and out buildings, and fine orchard of
choice truit. This tr ct contains PA acres of
bottom Ii d,'he bluff being of good quail: with
coal v in in it. Also tract of land ni..n ny
l57 acres, 3 miles up Cedar River 4S acres under
cultivation. with House and Bar in good or
der. 100 ,.cres botts m land. tile, Warintee
DEED. viii sell part or all. Terms cash and
possession givn Inquire on the pr, misses on
Cedar river, King County.
je1s ROBERT BROWN.
, 1873-07-10

i" % unpaid for this yr. S555 4S
By examination it will be seen that
an Indebtedness of $725 n of last year
has been paid, which leaves the amount
uf warrants unpaid 1855 IS for this
, 1873-07-10
ROAD FUND.

ROAD FUND.
June 80, 1872.
Amount of cash on hand, 8 81
- Taxes cold by rreas'r, l, 1853 60
Z" reed f III Marshi, 2. 424 IS
81, ,40l 20
CONTRA.
Amt paid ]. II. Page. $500 81
- - order Finance Com. 5l5 0O
'' " Treasurer's fees. sc 80
Balance cash on hand, 2 62
4,404 30
, 1873-07-10

Seattle, July 8. 1873.
The New York herald., 1873-11-08

TEXAS LINE-FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
Key West, carrying the United States Mail-Steamer
GEO. W CLYDE, Captain -, will leave pier 20 East
River, Saturday. November at ; r NJ Through bills
ton, Houston and Henderson and B. and g. r. r. No
charge tor forwarding in New York For freight pas
sage, having superior accommodations, apply TO
q. n. MALLORY Il co, l53 Maiden lane,
w I. CLYDE, lI9 wall street
The New York herald., 1873-11-08
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Desbrosses ana
Expire IS Tor Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and SOUTH
with Pullman palace cars attached, 9:5O A. NJ. 0 ana
S.0P M SUNDAY, o and S:U r. NJ -, 40
For Baltimore Washington and the south, VIA Penn
sylvania Air ne,n at B 10 A. NJ, and 9P NJ Sunday,
or. N. For Baltimore and Washington via b. and o.
Esnrcss 81 ,or r. phsdelpha, 40 $50 A. M 1890
80. 20. gP, NJ and u night Sunday, Q, GAO, 81.
For trenton at 20 A. M, q $40 and 10 ?. NJ Sunday
Emgrant Ia and second class, r. M.
fGr Ssss 40 $40 :iS 80 $40 SO 8 $40 ssn'I
100, 10 TO- y SoP. n, and u night Sunday, $40.
ror o,g Elzabeth g. $50 ~ 7:o s:lo TO- nA i2M.
Ia2:N 3.ld 3; 40. 10 13O, 5:SO $50 6 $40 $50 l.
o sS 10 10 y s:io 10 y. and u night Sunday, S:s
por eie Rahway W. "S & 20 10 10 MlaM an a.o
$40 1:io !:s5 ssl sa6 e:lo, $50 7s5, s.io, Il r NJ
and II night Sunday, 5:s0 q 10 and 70 r. NJ
For Wooderiige and Perth Amboy, 6and 10 NJ, 2sn
For New Brunswick Z 20 and $40 A. NJ, IL NJ, q sa9
.1s2e $40, 73eP NJ and u night Sunday, 6;i0 and
For East Milestone. sac A. M IL noon, and 80 p: NJ
For Lambcrtvic ana Pennington, 80 A. M. and r. n.
For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, and ar. NJ.
Accommodations for BordentowD, Burlington and Gam
For Freehold, 7ao A. NJ. and . p. II. -. .,
F9s JSamesburg, Pcmberton, Camden, A.. m' anu ~
Trains arrive as tollows;-rrom pittsbprg; $50 A. NJ,
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore. a 6H G and ~
5h pG Il II M rso% s snass5ps'a sis 5 s ea t Sum SUM-
Ticket Offices s26 2sS 2 and on B.oadway No Astor
lone ana foot Of Dssbre,ss sna nan uor"nd' streets
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1873-11-08

VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES.
ALSO OFFICES FOR BANhING AND OTHER PUB
POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS.
INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
The New York herald., 1873-11-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

E,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River OF Murray street,
daily Sundays excepted at4 NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels In the city
The New York herald., 1873-11-08
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


DAClFiO NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE.
l. Thursday, November ~, steamship ACAPULCO
leaves pier AZ North River, at IL O'Clock NJ for Aspin
wall, connecng with steamer Panama Acapulco,
Manzanillo Mazatan and San Francisco, and with
Central American and South Pacific ports
steamers for Japan and China leave San Francisco on
1s and 10th of each month.
For passage or ireght apply at the companys ofice
~ g. ii. BRADBURY, President
H. J. BULLAY, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-11-08

SToNINGToN LINE FOR BosroN.-THE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
sTONINGTON, every Monday. Wednesday aud frldav
from pier 80 North River, NtP, NJ
The New York herald., 1873-11-08

L,0R NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from pier North River their elegant sdewhee Steam
ship OLD DOMINION Walker. commander, Tor Norfolk,
CITY Point and Richmond, on saturday. November at
NJ giving through bills OF ladng TO all points south
and Southwest Through passenger tickets all points
unequaed Apply at pier 81 at gen.
cral office, 1877 Greenwich street corner OF Dey
The New York herald., 1873-11-08

- EMfTTANCEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND-
IL Drafts for fi and upwards ssued reduced rats
ty TAPsCoTT BROTHERS co, 50 South street
The New York herald., 1873-11-08

~ steamers sail from pier 20 North River New York,
.xo, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
fi,iNhHApy; & Sat, Now MAcEDoNiA. We'd Nov 70
UMALIFoRNiA. Sat. Nov. Is loLYMPIA...w Wed. Dec.
iiALiA..... Wed. Nov 10 VICTORIA Sat. Dec.
PASSENGER accommodations the steamers Of tns
IN. are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort cabin
saeroos are all upper deck securing good light
CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
WED: sTEAMERS, $65 and $40 Return $3.50 currency.
SAT- STEAMERS, $65 and $7b. Return. $3.50. gold
: - STBERA9E PASSAGE.
To Glasgow, LiverpooI IondoD. Queenstown London.
-, derry, Belfast Bristol Cardin. 50, currency.
Ilckes for from any seaport or railway
IN Great Britain, Ireland or the Continent issued
DRAFTS ron Any AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES
Company's ofIlces, No. Rowling Green New York.
HENDERSON BROfIIERs, Agents
The New York herald., 1873-11-08

CTATE LINE,
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
rb... !, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
nese elegant new Clyde built steamers will sail from
GEORGIA "' woano.s.v NJ. \,
NOV -
"a Saturday. Dec. l3
nnu every alternate Wednesday thereafter, taking pas
~ tnrough rates TO all parts OF Great Britain and
Drafts for fl and upwards.
For freight or passage anpy to
AUSTIN BALDWIN co, Agents.
o,....u. p . No " Broadway
stceragc Passage Office, No. 45 Broadway.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02
Funny.
Unredeemable Baaas-xaeaheadI

~ s.ssstssses.
Church Belles-The rector's daugh-
tiers.
The Original Water Works-Eve's
eye.
Strange Bed -Cl6sHes-Thzss elects
insthe wind. s -
Popular Diet Among the Mormons
-Spare-rib.
If three miles make a league, how
many make 2 conference?
The Ring-What deity DO pugilists
usually invoke? Baceias.
a Running Account-The bank
rupts balance at the banker's. a
1t twenty grains make D scruple,
how many will be required TO make q
doubt?
Mrs. .Partfngfon, iioiicing the deab
of Ryan, the we'll know d Inventor, e.
extremely anxious 10 Know if he is
the same person VINO invented kyan
pepper.
Why is a volume of Shakespeare
bound in old calflike the rock of Glib
raIter? Because it is bound to last.
THE BETTER HALF.-AHow is your
better half, young married sweIlI"
"Thank you." said Benedick, I'm
pretty well. q 81
Men are frequently like tea, the real
strength and goodness are not 1pfop-'
erly drawn out of them until they
have been for time IN hot water.