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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-20
sGn PRINTING,
D R. j. L A N T 2,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist

Sti has his Office Main Street, in the second
starry II DR., ). Wiltnns brick budIns, nearly uppo-
site the StruuiShuTg House and he falterS himself
th by eighteen constant practice aud the most
earnest an careful aitenii Ia all matters pertaining
to his profession, that he is fny able perform All
per aiinnS ia dental Gc the eful taste
tul and ShilliIl manner.
SpccIs attention given TO saving the Ndtura Teeth :;
also, to Insertion uf Artificial Feeth Rubber
G I'D, Silver CoatinuouS Gums, aud perfect fits
all cases insured.
Most persons know The great folly and danger oi en-
trusting their work the experie need, To those
living at u distance. April l3, Is.l.-Iy
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-20

Found out why people go to McCarty 5 to
get their furniture, because be bSys it at the
Ware Rooms Of Lee & CO. and sells it at
an advance of only tteeety-t,co and t,eo-
ninth per cent. Or in other words, Rocking
Chairs that be buys of Lee x Co. Through
the runners he don't have for 81, 80 he sells
for S5, So Pays atnt to 6ug s9see good Fnv-
nitvrr. LEE Il co.
Stroudsburg, Aug. rs, fsE9.-6.
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DR. G. O. EEoFFMAN, vi. ID.

u Would respectfully announce to the
public that he has removed his Office from
Oakland to Canadensis, Monroe County, Pa.
Trusting that many years Of consecutive
practice of Medicine and Surgery viii be a
ifi,:ient guarantee for the public confidence.
February -, IS70.-tf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-20

There were $500 deaths in Montreal
and surrounding municipalities in 1872
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-20
DR. GEO. ". JACKSON

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHER.
In the old office of Dr. A. Reeves jackson,
residence in Wyckof's building.
STROUDSBURG, PA.
August s, lS12tt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
HsredItarH Sarneit1.

Saw an esSsyigt in the L<iSVEE hour /:
l hSd q black kitten brought into my
house from . deserted Ehed, where Il had
been BON. Is ED hall N1d, hks ID
mother, and for some days you'd not tol-
crate any Overtmes a friendship; but 4
greE to be Gne, triky, oompSnionAble
creature, and at last, with much trouble, l
taught il, for my little daughters Amnse-
menL 70 sit quiet upon my shoulder dur
ing meal times, in hope o! DOW and tnen
securing dainty mOrsel II Also learned
10 beg, and 70 Say grace" before meals
which it always did BY rubbing lo heSo a
frSt against the hand o! the person Sno
Ted II; bat il Deeded no instruction 70 as,
tinguIsh the dinner bell, The Soono o.
VhIch would bring 1t from the TOP Of me
gsydsn fYst Of the household 70 is p!boe.
Tbe arst kitten Of this cat was given
70 a peighborinR family, md surprised
hem not log GtterWArd BY jumping
mon the shoulder Of the only male mem
Der Of the house Is they SIT ST meals
prsctice which ii continued; yea II hSd
never been taught, DOR had il been a.
lowed any opportunities d observing is
mother in pGrIoE company. l have Ance
been told that black cats hSTe . PocoRE
habit Of Jumping upon the Iboulders, but
from my trouble in teaching our cal
should doubt this. The act va more
probably prompted in hG kitten By her'
sditsry habit, In reference 70 this sub
iect, I have heard that, whereas me
former generGton ot cows manifested
universal fear At the approach Of MI
way train, their descendants VII Citen
continue their rrminAtions unohturoea
The calf OF . COW accustomed 10 teed py
q railway Is len tmid than the eau o. N
0uimAl bred elsewhere, Can any Hgrl'
cuItural reader say whether there Is any
SnfacieuI foundation for this statement!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18

4 depressed, irritable state Of mind |
4 weak, nervous, GIhAuEtsd feeling,
no energy or anlmatIOnI confused
head, weak mGmOFyS OfIeR with de-
bnItAGinE, involuntary diSehSFgsSs Ia
eoaSo1usOS Il GIn0sI, meatAl 0TOrVGk or
tndiS1Vaonl. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
fnaI = sovereign cure IN HU4PHREYD
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, HO. IS.
It tons Up tAs TyTteEn, NrTes1 diSehargSA diSpes
u DSntA Eboom md dspondeoeY, and EEjuvS.
nAtss IL entiEO GyVtEn. 1t = perfectly ham.
lA and AlSHyB eAcisnt. Prins ., for . paslafS
Of AVS bozSs GDd . IAEgO = Nal Of p0vI.E, uAich
u tnpOrtADt In Old, sEiPlS nS,A; e o. pr dnEis
box Sod By ALL DruEgaA, q sat b. mai
% EOciPt Of prios. Addrss HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
Ne UO0 BSoADTAT, n. Y.
For GALE By Logan, List = Co: !. Booking;
7. J. PtnneJ; James H1Iy; Reed, Kan 4 o.
Wheeling; Ch1A. RATiH. Wheeling Island; jane
KlliOtt and J. 3 n. \. HzeaT, BellAiro, o.
ieble0ndhW -.a.sHs1-sz-1-
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A MousR BUILDING A NEST WITH
GREKNBACKs-Mr. Z. G. Hubbard, gro
Ger, Of this place, on going to his drawer
on Tuesday last TO make change, discov-
cred that some money was missing, and
concluded that some one had robbed his
till whilst he had been momentRrilY alb
sent or doing. On going to the drawer
q second time a mouse jumped out, and
on further examination he found that the
mouse had carried to the shelf above and
was building a nest out Of greenbackS. II
had cut and carved sixteen dollars and
seVenty.five cents worth Of small bills and
scrip, II will not be an entire loss, how.
ever, as he will be able to patch the most
Of it-&. ClGirsriRs GdsettS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18

In regard 10 the first statement in ihe
foregoing, we have only 10 remark that
our information TO the contrary came
from employees Of the Post Office, and
we had no reason to doubt is correctness.
In regard to the second, we meant no re-
Election on the Post Master Of this city,
because we did not refer TO him when We
spoke Of the Post Office Department"
1t did not occur TO Us that the Post Mas
ter here could be expected TO obtain 90
important concession from the Railway
Company. We supposed the Post Mas
ter General, by virtue Of the contract
with the Company, could do 90 II he
chose 70 insist on ii.
In regard 10 the hour Tor the departure
Of the way mail, we learn from rail-
road officials that while the contemplated
transfer 10 the 500 P. N. train did not
take place st the time fixed, 1t will be
made within q few days. Should an ear.
" train for Grafton be put on meanwhile,
Of course the way mail will be placed on
that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18

TIE SteubeETille GGssttE EuErenden
HEEHY 8. WEE TO the Republicans and
indulgeS this little gush:
bat then, Just imagine old John Brown
welcoming Henry A Vie into the Re
publican heaVeGI Old John reaching
over III" bAttlements," with 0utsretched
hands 70 welcome his brother Henry A.
Wise in! Amt the scene ich:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18

ktST&rpTD sWeIlIngS, eiked-breast teaids,
bans, salt-rheum, eGE-SeAe, &c, upon the hRnGn
frAne, and Of EprAinS, spawn, gals, &c. upon
animals IN one yeAl than have al Othef pretended
remedies sInee the world beEGn. ItiSH eounteE.
lrritAnt, a. au.healinE pain reliSVsf. Cdpp'es
throw away theiE erutshAS, ~ lSns walk, pol
Eonous hi:ss ara EendGrSd hRsnleSS And the
wounded are healed without . scar. 1t IL no
hunbuR. The recipe Is publiShed around each
bottle II IL selling - no article eTe1 SeIore sold,
and It sells beesaSeit does juIt What 1t pretsndl
70 DO. Those who nov Eufe' fton fheunAaEn,
pain or swelling, deserve 70 suffer II thsy.WM
no, uEe Cent1ur Lnineat More than 1850 ca
taei,es Of remarkable cures, including fasen
limbs, chronIe-rheanAhIn, Gout, EunninG u
nors, &C., have been received We viii send
circular containing certificates, The recipe, &C.,
RrarI, 70 any one requesting. onO bottle Of Il,
the yellow wrapper Centazr uniment, IL worth
one hundred dollArS for spawned or EWeenied
horses and nnleS, or for screW.WOrn In sheep.
Stoek-oEnerB-thiS liniRent 10 worth your Atten'
ton. No family should b without CentSur Lin
inenL J. B. ROSE = Co., New York. IJ3E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
Obstacles to Marriage.

HAPPY Relief for YOuGg .IOa nom The e.
iects Of RIrorS and A6OSeB 81 early life. Man.
hood restored. Impedimentg 70 Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. BookB and circulars sent
free, In SeAled enVelOpeS. AddrSGR, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. Bonth Ninth 81, PhiIA-
delphIA. PAN institution having high Fep1.
TX Il. jYI-dAU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18

grro7AI-The BuE.ness oSes o. he hTEr
tIsExcn hAs bsa removed % Ne nVes AopS'
,s,ee aooa east Of ForaG qsEEisI, 9ainey
rvesi. be;Ueea NAN Gsa NHkSt, o. beng ne
cone. ron nsr1 lie L1eyJ WhsrO he proplstoF1
Be ks77y % ~ AID SeETe tAsar friends md
-nfparH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
T INDsLEY INSTITUTE.

This school hLs been in continuous and sac.
oessfnl operation during the pLGtyOEy, and IL, -
WAs before stated in thee column, . peEm1nen-
CT. During the SunmoG vacation the building
WIN be thoroughly repaired The location (eoTn:
eH OF Filth And Ce1tTe Ttreetsl 10 quiet and
pleasant and the grounds ample ioE exercise.
The next term opea8 September 10th. For teEms
and other information ipply % the Principals.
JANeS WATSON.
jH JOHN \. HUTCHI9ON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
Another Card from Postmaster Raw.
ling.
Posi- OFFICE, July II, 1873.

Editors OF InteuiEeneer.
GRSTLEXES You state in your COM
meus Oh my note Of yesterday, respect
ing the mail on B. & D. r. R, that the
mails are held over till evening and sent
out for distribution on the flBt hundred
miles OF the road al night"
Iwish, in answer 70 this, 70 say, that
the public may be correctly advised, that
the mail matter in question is forwarded
at 1910 An.
Again you state, We suppose they
r. r Coz would have run an early train
all the time ii the P. o. Department had
required it" AS II have conferred with
the K. X. authorities concerning this, !
can state they had no intention Of nun
ming such train, they giving at the same
time very good reasons for Withdrawing it.
Respectfully, &c,
G. J. RGWLISG, P. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
EOH Reno.


nor RENT
IA GDAeolS Rooaoa NEsn S'EoSt, nOU oe7-
pied By ToAa RoDR0 . DQ Good1 Stcre, VIII
ErtlreS complete. PooDesItOa EiIGa Aprl In
h .SRIs' W. PurERsOx.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
General NotIceS,
Improvement Of M0n0n-
gaheIa River.
STEAMBOAT LOCK.

seAlSd proposals. IN dHprests VII b received
Al this once until nooa On MONDAY, the llth
DAY Of August, Ia, for he eolGGaettoa Of .
Stone Lock With chamber 20 let By 50 feet II
HoAsdI ROekS, on Tie NonoughhelA River, y
nila above PittSbuGh and sH nileS below Nor
GGntoUp.
Approximate amount Of masonry 300 cable
yGrdS. Tia Lock must Be 4liAhed, Of 20 much
thereof - he GvAilNblO ElnAs 90, 900 viii pay
for, By The fIt Of Deeenber, 1874.
Specifications Eni printed forms tOt proposals.
viii be furnished on application to The under
dgHSA.
Requests for blank forms should Be endorsed
on The envelope SoHeiAl BaIinesA"
WIN. 3. MERRILL,
NAIor EngtnearI.
U.s. RHsuKRR, 4 PUBtIc LANDING, [
CucuHAII, O., July s lSIA
lYN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great popularity IL due 70 the fact, that It
10 the PURRs7, CHKAPEsF and Best BAKMg Pow
DIV IN the market
N0CABR, KRAFT 4 CO. Proprietor,
mYi9 Wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
8pOoIat NorIco0.
Centaur Liniment.

There is 10 pain which the
Cent1uF LlntmGut will not re-
HeVO, no swelling It VII not
EabduS, and no lbmeneBS which
II vii not egfe. This iS strong
language, bat tits tTIe. Where
The para Are not gOne it, elects
are marvellous. Il hGs pEodpeed
more cures Of Ehe1m8tlEm. men.
EAlRih, loeE;tsW, palsy: 'p!Gtn:'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye 10 the 8EsR N THE
Harmless, Reliable, and In.
loaS Tints, no unpleasant OdoE, The Genuine
y: 4: batshelotG Hair DyG produces nl1IRDI.
6tELH lplenGa Black Of NStuIl BF0Vn.
t 1ees n9t sta4n the Gkin, bat leEV8 the Hair
Siean, son and Beautiful TIA 0nly nis and
Bond street, New York. j6lSTSodSHI
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SINKING FUND REPORT.
Compromise bonds HenpaEld R. z
Co. ouut1n6tng. .................... $l9ybQ "
IniReSt on The ESne (eattrlSted). .... 17 g
&AO,SO7 "a
To pay aid bonds and interest. the
have cGGh ON hand ....-...........S G.ET7 o.
DrarS In tEGnSitu .........,-..........i 1900 %
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RNDORANTRNTs or THR PRS.

The many thousands cared u Ills t4;Ihzi:'
ment within The lSSt twenty ye8Fs, AID tie IL
er0as important Surgical 0peE1tinaG pG1Ize:
By Dr.. Johnston, Witnessed By the He2A'ie:1 q
The sCH, and many Other paper, poSefd q
which 8ppeared again and again before et ~
le, besides his Standing - eentEnA4 u tti''
2et1r and responsibility, u . Suhe!eE; TEEsEu
70 Tie Afflicted
GFtn diseases speedily cured yEr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
DR. JOHNSTON

Member Of he Royal College Of Surgeons, Lne
don, gFndlAts ron o. d h no6t entnf,
COLLEGES IN The United BtSiea, and Tie R7eG.E,
pan q who's life hAG ben SpGzt IN The hoEp!tI4
haA elected HomA,of he most GStonikhinR eare,
eTa n0ER. Many troabled With E4nS.n7 .
tie hs8a and can Ihen ASlOGp, EfO8t neFToa,,
neal, being alarmed q Baddel HoaH6G, hAssf;I
neaa, Vith frequent bluAhlnR, Gttended Ro1s
tines with de61leenE1t a mind, were cSFeo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18

NINTH FINANCIAL STATE
In MINT q Receipts and Expenditures Of
Ohio county, commencing or the I'll day Of Az
RpIt IsI1, and ending On the ISi cay Of June,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18

y V!ee, hat dreadful and deG0Ecs.T, -.
which EnnuAlY BTeep9 70 N EnrHs.Y PITs
th0a1GD19 q YoGnG Ma a h nnS gTSl+ss
talent and brilliant intellect, Vho R!rft o.,
Vibe hBVO eotrAneed listening BenGt8S Ti;s Il.
Al16GT Of eiOqusnee, o. TIted . GeE.GsT =
thrilling lyFe, nay eAl viii IN eoc4de.ee'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18
TAKR PARTICULAR NOTICE

Who have Injured thGnselTeI By aeertAia IN:
doe indalRed IN Then alma, {. habit treS-t..J
leaned from eTil companions o. ~ Eehoo., u
elects Of which Grenighfly telt, sWsl When Llit.;
and II not eured renders marriage tmnp0tEs:t
and destroys both mind and BODY, GhoalG I71!
Immediately.
WhAtG pity that younR man, tie hopS q L.
country, De darling Of his parents, BOsE ).
EnAtehed rom al prospects and enjoynesa 4
HE By the eolSequenee8 Of ogTiGttnE troG u
path Of nature and indulging IN . eeEt1il Asca;
habit Such persons mpst, before contenpIGstI
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-12

A group Of young amen are discussing
the new minister: ''What do you think of his
sermon good wasn't it?" "Oh, was sw-
fully disappointed-it didn't touch me in the
least. Inever could abide that rery bright
red hair"
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-12

IHE CuNEsE CoDE.-Ou, Ct,
uen's =, nave an independent code, which 49,
ia manner supplementary to ths works
law, While many of its provisions have senerai
cuiiar efneacy in reaching cases that tbs pe-
yer Wouiu nos effect in any satisfactory deorss
Monoay An Chow, jovial blade residinS ~
ppupon9 puo My sney, mad . trifing difficulty with
Dung wan, ana Tor the suppression of wb;ch
the latter found it necessary To n.rs,.".s ss
bunS wan with pistol shot. For this hs
was arrested and dragged to a dungeon .e
answer the charge of assault with deaai~
weapon. 1t is well known in tbe Ch;na.J
community that offences of this order .ss
gravely considered IN Judge Louderb,cL,s
tIibnnal, and it became evident at once That
Ah Chow had rendered himself liable to .
protracfed Incarceration. Under such p,obs-
Dilty, Sing High. proprietor of pig time
stand, became apprehensive of All Chow's
insolvency, and had immediate recourse to
the Chinese code to secure small amount
due him for goods sold and delivered. Anex-
ee9tion was promptly procured without the
teolous court formalities attendant upon ordi-
nary proceedings at law, and which permit Of
iiIterthinapie rascalities and the frequent tri-
umph OF gross viainy. The execution wss
Is promptly levied upon, All Chow's wife
VINO was the most convenient article includ-
ea IN the unfortunate mans chattels that the
Celestial oailif was able to discover. Accord
ingly the gentle Ky Slung was put on the
market, and speedily found purchaser. who
not only paid the amount of the p,g tripes
merchants demand, but a small surplus =,
well, to go to the lonely All Chow and miti-
gate the loneliness OF his prison cell. 1t wa,
after this summary proceeding had beeu con-
sualnated that the faithful KY Slung made
her escape. On the wings of love she sped to
the police Office for protection, and demanded
that she might be restored to the bosom OF
husband, even in his adversity and degrade.
ton. Her request was complied with, and
the All Chow and Ky Slung are now occupy
Ing the same state room in the city prison,
awaiting adjudication of the case in which
their trouble is involved.-San Franciseo
RulTpf;n
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-12

Your lawyers face is contracted, sublime
and intricate face, full CT quirks and turnings,
a labyrinthean face, now angularly, now every
way aspected.-Ben JOason.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-12
HELP YouasELr.-Figbt YOUR ovpba,.,e,

HELP YoURsELF.-Fight your ownbattles.
Hoe your own row. Ask no favors of any
one, and you will succeed five thousand timea
better than one who is always beseeching
some ones patronage. No one will ever help
you As you help yourself, because no one will
be so heartily interested in your affairs. The
first step will not be such long one perhaps;
but, carving your own way up the mountain,
you make each one lead to another, and stand
firm in that while you chop still another out.
Men who have made fortunes are not those
who had $4,000 given them to start with, but
started fair with well-earned dollar or two.
Men who have by their own exertion acquir-
ed fame have not been thrust into popularity
by pufs, begged or paid for, or given in friend
ly spirit. They have outstre.ched their hands
and touched the public heart Men who win
love do their own wooing, and never knew
man to fail so signally as ons ho had in
duced his affectionate grandmamma to speak
good word for him. Whether you work for
fame, for love, for money, or for anything
else, work with your hands, heart and brain.
Say 81 WHIP and some day you will conxuer.
Never let any man have it to say, 81 have
dragged you up" Too many friends hurt
man more than none at all.-Grdce Green
tpo0d
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-12

PEACE AND WAR.--It will be rasembered
that some quarter CT a century since, Hon.
Charles Sumner delivered an Grafton before
the municipal authorities of Boston on .
Fourth of July, in which he advocated the
more advanced peace doctrines. Some little
time before its delivery, it is said that he was
calling upon Hon. Jeremiah Mason; the
giant Of the law. Mr.. Mason, in course Of
converation. asked Mr.. Summer what work
he was engaged upon. Mr.. Sumner replied
that he WIS completing his Grafton against
war. San Grafton against war;" said Mr..
Mason: ''you might as ,ceH declaim a9dinst
thunder and Lightning"
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-12

33,l8S 81 o. G-1U S5IU 10
ELM STREET SEWER.
(From Cumberland Slreet to Back Cove.}
Beginning at point fifty (5Ol feet northerly from
north line of Cumberland street, thence through
centre of Elm street Back Cove, distance of ten
hundred and fifteen Q015) feet.
The bottom Of the sewer at point of beginning is
street eight and three-enths Is 3-1O feet below at
north line of Oxfrd street, eight and two-tenths
Is 210 feet below south line OF Lincoln street and
three and two-tenths g 2-0 feet below at terminus
Eight hundre and four (sO4) feet Is inch cement
pipe, circular; remainder of wood, 15 inch box.
Cost of Sewer, S10S3 SO
City's proportion, e270 80
Sum to be assessed, Sl2
Area assessed, 154, ,42i SO. #.
Rate per 100 So. ft., SO Clio.
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-12
Brick House for Sale.

d. The centrally located H use on the southerly
M;;l corner of Free and Cotton Streets now occu-
pied by DR.. Parsons, is offered for sale on IA
vorabe terms 1t contains ten finished rooms, with
gas Throughout Lot As feet on Free and 70 ct on
Cotton street, with stable. good location for
Physician or Dentist. Apply to WM. H. JERRlS,
Real EsIate Agent, Caheon Block feb1d3w*
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-12
The PRESS
WEDNESDAY MORNING. PEp = =.
Gossip and Gleanings.

Gossip and Gleanings.
Silence is sometimes more significant and
sublime than the most noble and expressiva
eloquence. -Tdtier
Chief Justice Coke remarked CONCERNING
the great Littleton that She had most ad
mirable talent at an &C."
When 1t rains pudding, hold up your
dish; but don't spend your tima watching
| for q shower.
The falling blossom Of the late sprIngtids
Shall rang golden globe upon The tree
When through the vale the mists 81 autumn glide
Htltinm Norris.
Capillary attraction caused Cincinnati
burglar to break into hair store and steal
$500 worth of long and lovely tresses.
Your lawyers face is a contracted, sublime
and intricate face, full CT quirks and turnings,
a labyrinthean face, now angulary, now every
way aspected.-Ben J0nson.
A man In GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, has
brought breach of promise suit against 8
wealthy widow and puts the damages at the
low figure cf $1,000.
A teetotal orator in Dubuque, Ia, an
nounces that there are more than 1000 con-
firmed drunkards under twelve yesrs Of age
in that city.
The brave man seeks not popular applause
Nor, oyerpowered with arms, deserts his cause.
Unshamed, though foiled. lie does the best be can,
--Drydsn.
Bonner is willing to wager large sum of
money that he never trots bis horses for
stakes, and like amount that he never trots
them on Sunday anyway.
There seems to be great opposition to
teaching Spanish at West roint. Yet every
now and then we hear of Cadet "walking
Spanish
Bismarck is reported to have said lately
'What is the good of England? Everybody
knows she won't fight. Nobody knows what
is her opinion on any matter; 1t il this one
day, and that the next"
A Dakota homesteader's wife used Sioux
City bachelors love letters to her TO chink
the cracks in their cabin. Atlast accounts
the bachelor was expertly lodging that home
steader, who had a revolver in one hand and
those love-etters in the other.
"Epictetus his advice is, when you are tod
that any man speaks i'll OF you, that you
should not apologize, but answer only that
he was ignorant of many other faults OF
yours, or be would not only have mentioned
those" BARRON.
A group Of young amen are discussing
the new minister: ''What do you think of his
sermon good wasn't it?" "Oh, was sw-
fully disappointed-it didn't touch me in the
least. Inever could abide that rery bright
red hairs
If those young men had not continued
making love till after twelve o'clock, to those
sisters in Dunbar, Ind, the other night, the
house, which had been set fire by luna
tic, would have been burned down, and per-
haps, many lives lost So there is some good
in lovers after all.
The leading boot and shoe manufacturing
firms in Baltimore have resolved to cut loose
from all ''union' control, at any cost, and
will, hereafter, "employ any hands they see
fit" This is certainly bold strike for indie
pendence. Whether it will last to be effective