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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-14
''CAM PHORIN e"

The Greatest Discovery OF The Age for the relefand
cure of rheumatism, chronic and acute. Sprains
Bruises, Pain in Chest, Back or Limbs, Stiff Joints
Strains, Glandular Swellings, Inflammation, Neu
stain the most delicats N'ic, which makes it a
luxury inevery family. Try it and be convinced of
It's great merit Price 20 cents per bottle. REUBEN
HOiT, Propr, 203 GreenW ich st, N Y scptI6-lw
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22
SAMUEL HILL, Agent,
-:anl any other nlschine.

Send for rirrIfS,'S C,.6 samples Of
erery 3,y.:er,
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22
PROPOSALS..

i, accepted the bidder will at once
execute a contract with satifac-
tory bond in One-fourth the
amount of the contract. The right
to reject any or all bids is reserv-
ed by the United States. Blank
forms of proposal and farther in
formation NAV be obtained from
This office and from the Depot and
Post QuartermaeterS. Envelopes
ofprepoSaIs intended for this office
to be endorsed Proposals for
forage and fuel and addressed
to the undersigned. Local pro-
pOsals, under general orders No.
81, to be addressed to the Quarter
master of the Depot or Post for
which the bid is intended. and
endorsed as above.
BY order Of the Dept COmd'r.
J. J. DANA,
Chief Quarternlaster Dept. Of
Arizona, Major and
IS 1T Quartermarter L. 5. A.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22
PROPOSALS..

to be stated separately from rates
for service within regular limits
Of route. Road travel to be not
less than ten 40 miles per day.
Each proposal must be accom-
panied by a guarantee signed by
two responsible persons, whose
responsibility must be certified by
an officer of the Il. S. civil or mill
itary service, that in case the bid
is accepted the bidder will at once
execute contract, with a satisfac-
tory bond in one-f0urth Of its
amount for its faithful execution,
and be in readiness for service
July LIST, 1873. The right to re-
ject any OF all bids is reserved by
the United States.
Envelopes should be endorsed
Proposals for Land Transp0rta-
ton" and addressed to this office,
where blank forms of proposal and
farther information may be OBJ
tanned.
BY order of the Dept. Comd'r.
J. ]. DANA,
Chief Quarterinaster Dept. of
Arizona, Major and
fl5 At Qnartermaster q. 5. 4.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22
YUMA EXCHANGE.

q REDONDO O. FROANK take
IA pleasure in announcing to
their friends and the public gener-
ally the opening of their Saloon,
on Main street, near the steamboat
landing. Their stock Of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars cannot be sur
passed anywhere for excellence If
quality. TO the saloon isattached
a splendid Billiard Table, the only
good one in Town.
III connection with the saloon.
we have one OF the largest, and
the best CNRRALL in Yuma,
where teanlstcrs and others can
find ample accommodation for
ti.ei: beasts rs well as themselves.
Plenty Of hay, grain and water
can always he found here.
II If REDONDO u FROANk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22

HEAD Q'RS Dept ARIZONA.
Chief Quartern.ister's Office. :
Prescott, \. T., Feb. Is, 1878.
Sealed proposals III triplicate,
with copy ui this advertisement
attached to each, will be received
at this Office until noon.
SATURDAY. March 80, 1873.
at which place and time they will
be opened, bidders having the
privilege Of being preoentD for
supplying all, or Il reasonable pro-
portion Of the CORN, BARLEY,
HAY and WOOD, which may be
required during the fiscal year
commencing July LIST, 1873, at
each of the Depots and Posts in
the Department Of Arizona.
In conformity with general or
der No. 81, War Department, A.
G. O. 1871, local proposals will be
also received up to the same nour
and date by the Quartermaster at
each Of the DepOtS and Posts. for
furnishing all, or a reasonable pro-
portion OF the Grain, Hay and
Wood required there.
Grain to he delivered III sacks,
which are to become the proper
ty Of the L. s., and Hay in stacks.
either ba!cd or loose. All sup
plies furnished are TO be Of good
merchantabIe quality, and to be
delivered at such times, and in
such quantities It's may be desig-
mated by proper authority. The
quantities stated herein are APP
proxiniate, and are subject to in
crease or diminution during the
fiscal year:
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22
DEPOTS and POSTS.

Whippte Depot ant Fart UHippie
Barley, 5S5,ODG lbs. Corn. 80
600 lbs. Hay, l,765, 900 lbs. Wood,
80 cords hard, i 900 cords soft.
Iunsa DepOt and Fort Iiuou-
Barley, 49,, 900 lbs. Hay, 279,oOo
ti,s. Wood, G0G cords soft.
Tucson Depot 05'd Ct1mj, L0meN-
Barley, 6l7.000 lbs. Corn, 300, 0O0
lbs. Hay, l,4l6,0G0 lbs. Wood,
1000 cords soft.
emp -4poche-Corn, so, 900 i}s.
Hay. 1921, eco rs. Wood, 23U
cords hard, 800 soft.
Gimp Bsaie Spriags-BarIey,
$4,000 lbs. Hay, 72,0o0 lbs. Wood,
80 cords hard, 800 cords soft. ,
CuD,p BOWic-Barley, 222S. 600 lbs.
Corn, 22S,0 lbs. Hay, 100 600 lbs.
Wood, $50 cords hard.
Cump Datc E'Pek-Barley, BIB
900 ibs. Corn, 1856, 900 lbs. Hay,
$4,000 TBS. Wood, 1910 cords hard,
$50 cords soft.
-A'c9c Past ut Mt. GrnhanQ-Bar-
ley, Si0,0O0 lbs. Corn, 420, 900 lbs.
Hay, 100000 lbs. Wood, 270
cords hard. 960 cords soft.
C"n1p Hudip0i.. Barley, 229, 900
lbs. Corn. 229,0o0 lbs. Hay, 7O9,-
0D0 lbs. Wood, $50 cords soft.
camp McDOWeIl-Barley, ,00O.-
900 lbs. Corn, ST. 200 lbs. Hay,
2,SAS.0 n0 Tbs. Wood, 400 cords
hard. Sti1 cords soft
CamD MJore-Barley. 1870
lbs Hay, $50, coo ih>. Wood, 800
cards soft.
Canp Verd~-B riley, 4222 ,0D0 lbs.
Corn. ~, 900 lbs. Hay, |, 2S3 900 lbs.
Each proposal must he accom-
panied by ii guarantee signed by
two responsible. persons, whose
responsibility mast be certified by
al officer ri the L. :. civil CT mil
itafy service. t':ai i. c;,st thu bid
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22
WA. HOLLANDS
r { S 7 A u r a ri T
lNnin street, opposite P2stoticc.

The undersigned, former pro-
prietOr of the Colorado Hotel, mas
just opened i new Restaurant,
where he viii be glad to receive
his old customers and the public
generally. Meals served at AL
hours. The best the market affords
will always be found on the table.
Charges reasonable.
IS If. WAi. HOLLAND.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22

y ApiD GROWTH and SOLID
IN Improvement are the attrac-
tons Of Horizons Addition.
I'm this most desirable part Of
the City, Lots 5OXlWl feet are sell
ing from SIPS tcSl POO, and Blocks
4ollx3O0 feet Iroin $50 upwards.
The hast mined afford finest situa-
tions fer suburban TeSId nces. All
Of which can be bought with
Grienbacks. y. f.. HORTON,
a24 :;mJ Room II, Horton House.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22
PROPOSALS
For Land Transportation.
OFFICE CHIEF QU RM'sTEi;,
Of Arizona,

btpdt iiliStlt IA al lLbIitI,
Prescott, A T., Feb. Il, 1873,
Sealed proposals in tripl;cate,
with a copy ofthis advertisement
attached to each, will be received
at this Office until noon.
SATURDAY, March %, 1878.
at which place and time they
will ne opened, bidders having
the privilege of being present, for
the transportation by land Of mill
litary supple, IN the Department
Of Arizona, for the fiscal year,
commencing July lat, 1873.
Proposals will be made for
routes a. follows:
ROUTE NO. 4.
Comprising the Posts now tx
isting, Or which may be establish
ed in the Department, during the
fiscal year, East Of the Colorado
River and South Of the 9th pa
rallel Of north latitude, which are
now supplied, or which it may
hereafter he decided to supply
FROM Yuma Depot direct.
ROUTE NO. 2,
Comprising the Posts now exist
ing, or which may be established
in this Department during the
fiscal year, North of the 34th par
allel OF north latitude, and last
ofthe Colorado RIVER, which are
now supplied, or which it may
hereafter be decided to supply
via Ehrenberg.
ROUTE NO. j,
From the terminus Of the South !
erll Pacific Railroad, in this De
to posts embraced in
Route No. ,, and including Camps !
Apache and Mcdowell. /!
Bidders will state the rate in !
q. S. Legal Tender notes, per !
pound, per one hundred miles,
lt'whirh they will transport the
They will give their
names in full, their residence and :
Postoffice address; bids ls;tR' by
| firm should he signed by each
member thereof
Contractors may be required IT,
rapport supplies to and from
points IL reasonable distance, not
Exceeding 100 miles, outside Tive
limits Of the regular ronteS, and
bidders are requested to specify
II their proposals, tn rate At
which such transportation, s!1,nli''
bc required Viii I've periur'.i..i,
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 S A NJ I e R S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Formerly Cheap John st0re,)
Main street, Arizona CITY.
Has on hand and is constantly re.
ceiVing.
Dry Goods Clothing
Foreign and Domestic
SILKS, SATINs and LACEs,
Dress Goods
Clothing
Glnghams
Otidifi6S
Shawls,
and IL fine assortment of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Brown and Bleaci,ed
Shee'ing and Shi' ting.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes, lies and Boots!
Mems Boys and Youths
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps,
and everythiugln general demand !
in Arlz0ra. my25
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-22
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS
For Graisn, Hay and Wood.

HEAD Q'Rs DEp'T ARIZONA.
Chief QuarternliSter's Office.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
A Legend Of Killarney.

One # the legends of thi. beautiful
like, situated in the heart Ut ltcland il.
that once in seven years, IN fine morn.
ny, bei1rr ihe tirst rays oi the sun have
he.nn Ia lisperse the misrs from the
ta-4tm It The lakr. the D.llnnnhue comes
liiug over il nn a beautiful snnw white
hnts,, inieht apau hausehall alair,, fair
ies towering before him. aud sirrwins III,
rnfh with lawars rs he approaches HI.
ancient residence. everything turns 10 II,
former State af nhsniiiesncr-his castle
his library hi. prison. hi pigean.hans
sfc reproduced as in the uii.n time
Those whe have cnnraee 10 fallnw hlui
over the hike. may cto.s the deepest part
1ry -fanted. anl ride with him into the
opposite mopu.ains. where his trcasure>
lie concealed ani rhc daring visitor will
receive liberal ei,i III T, turn inr his eoin.
pauy hni bctnr- the -um has arisen the
D'nanuhue rrcfnsses the watcr, aud yail.
i.hes AMIDST the ruins at his caslIe IN
4her relates low a young aui beautiful
.iri. n4mtl Meleba. when wanjtrine
aans the banks Of lt hesn,iii lake
afirr The list rays u. thr setting sun hal
cilird the hariz N. sny hy the pale light
If the .ilyery moon which hal just li.eil,
A plafnei hfaj fise nnl nj the lake t'la
iur On ihr phnn,am she distinctly s5N
,ha full form af chietiain On Witt
charger. glflins slowly tnward, her liz
hal chvalrau, Look. aud IN Iii, hand a
wand sntmsahtel with n Z Lieu .ham-
rick They h,i an inlerstw Shr
lasel Ila promised a bafps life un,lrr
The green waves She agreed 70 hi.
own nn the next May morn May narn
arrived aud Mloha wa, really IN her
bridal dress She s,nsl an hign rock
on the borders .f the lake. just as the
Sun began 10 gill the u rounding noun
tain. Soon she heard rapiurhns music.
the air wns perfnmed with delitinus oaer-.
and she bchell truin of beautiful iam.rl.
arise from the wa,er, nll clihci in white.
scattering spring flowers all around then
group Of Young children With frasran,
oiers. and behind u DDDnhae an his white
herse. whrh wns led by Na,nis As lbt
train mnvcd on. boys aud llnmscls camr
M nnd followed until the whole were np.
pa.,e Mrlcha He wnre n glii,erinr
helmet. white armnr. aud the crinsoG
scarf Melrha had given him when they
par,ed She knew not what to do. or h,w
Ia join Lcr lover. but directly she strppcd
hack few raccs. and running. mule
big jump of the rock O'nonohue rush
j ed forward nnd caught her in his arm
+ before she reached the winter. The rniir,
train gathered around the chief and hi
/ bride. aud al sunk brneath the wave
nor has the lovely Melcha been seen frou
/ that day to this.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
Funny Liquor Case.

In Akron, Ohin | heard nf i very fun.
ny hqaar faee \ fum.eler whom will
call III Church, becau.a he wax high
masi II lha ,lmn. bad tean ,nsd .esetal
ii,,nss fir l,masn- don hf hi ra u ~ cit.
izen> IT the inwn Our man cane M
drunk and smashed III 4 big gl,, yinins
lie was ton pohr To pay Tor II 4 hns
abnut sixteen g"i drunk aud III a hai>r
run away with him breaking his arm
Ills father maae Ghnrrh pay the damage
\ mcehauit gat drunk and WIS killed IN
the railroad trek. aud his wlfs sud
Church fir s.. 0un ahi got II \ farmer
rnt drunk aui was 5uru'i in his barn M
the hay Hi. snn snri Church aud re-.
covered Church ct .irk af paying oni
80 much mnnes lar prr.nusl and prnprr,s
damages II ate up all the rnnisell.r',
profit. Still, he acspowlelgrd the law Ia
b. n statute, ani thu il male him rr,pon.
-ihle for ali the damage ianr by his rum
lie used tn argne. alsa, TINT sometimes
his rum did people gool. and then he said
he ought 10 receive something back
one dny lawyer Finmpsnn got IL drink
ing Thompson wa. neau liks most all
lawyers, aud when b. died nf hc itlitian
,remeas th-re wasn't much mourning IN
Akron. There wasn't anyhoiy V hn cared
enough for Thompson 10 sue Church for
the damage done So. one DAY. Church
went before the court himself
What does Mr.. Church want = asked
the Justice
II tell yer what Jcdge." commenced
the rumssllcr, when my rum killed that
thar mechanic johnson and farmer Mas.n.
| cum down like man paid the dam.
age and squared up like chris,ian--Lo~
didn't Jcdga3 Z"
3" Yes. You paid the damage. Nj
Church bn, what then 2"
We'll, Jedgr. my rum did good dea
to rds KILN lawyer Thompson now. aud
it pears ter me when | kill lawyer
kinder oughter get a rebait ."-.New fork
Graphic.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
Select poetrp.
The River Time.

q, a wonderful stream is the River Timc
And II hows through the realm Of Tears;
With fruitless rhy thm and musical rhyme,
And "a broadening sweep aud surge sublime,
As II bends with the ocean oil years
How the winters are dtifiing like fakes o. snow.
Aud the summers like buds between;
Md the ears and sheavcs. how they come and go,
On the Rivers breast with Its ebb and flow,
As they glide in the shadow and sheen.
There's a magic isle MP the River Time,
Where the suf,est Of airs are plsting:
There's u clondl-ss sky, aud tropical cline
And the June With the roses are staying.
Aud the haven OF iha, isle is the Long Ago"
And We hurry our treasures there;
There are hrovs of lcnufy md losoms Of SNOW
They ate heaps Of dust. hut we loved them So
There are trinkeis and ircsses Of hair.
Th-r. are fragments of song that nobody sings
And part OF M infants prayer;
There's harp unswepi, and lutte without
strings.
There are broken vows and pieces Of rings,
Aud the garments she used 10 wear
There are hands which are wave when that fair,
shore
Rs the mirage Is lifted In air.
Aud sometimes We hear, through the turbuleot
roar,
Swce, voices We sc heard in the days gone be-
tore.
When the Wind down the River is fair
q, remembered for aye bc that blessed Isle,
All the day OF life till nigh';
Aud when evening comes " ith It's hcau'ifil smile
Aud our eycs are closed to slumber awhile,
May that greenwood Of soal hc IN sight.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
Good Advice to Young Doctors.

Prof L. p. Yarndell's valedictory ad-
dress TO tho graduates Of the Louisville
Medical School giyus, among other items.
the following advice about tho treatment
Of the sick
In all eases study the quiet. the ease.
the enjoyment Of your patients. Give
them abundant fresh mir, and ice. aud
cold water, and fruit. when they desire
such things As to food obey their appc-
iitcs. Hunger aud thirst have been well
styled our physical conscience" which,
ed. They are safer guides in respect TO
diet and drink than can be found IN all
our medical philosophy. They make
known to us what the living organism
ureis Whatever sick people have n true
desire for they ought. therefore, to be in
dnlgcd in. When your little patients
have been sick long time. and have be.
come annmic aud cmacia,ed, it may be
FIR want of proper fnpd. have them car.
ried 10 The table. and allow them to indi.
cato by signs. it they have no words.
what their systems require to build them
up again Infants suT.r great di.tross
when i'll. on account Of thirst. which they
have no way Of making known to you.
cxcep, by their moans aud cries You
will often be delighted to see how instant
y their plsiuls cease on your giving the
little sufferers drink Of cold water
Dismiss your minds, then. aud everywhere
ii.coun,cnance the absurd notion ,ha, cold
drinks can ever be injurious 10 the sick
Avoid noise in the siok room Whisper.
ing. ton. should be 1iscnnnienanred
The attention Of patient. 10 attracted by
il. and they are annoyed and fatigucd BY
the effort 70 hear Some Of nv col,
leagues whisper rha, it is especially the
ease with lady patients. As a general
rule. ,an may safely trust the feelings OF
couvllescenis in regard 10 sitting up aud
taking exercise MS well ~ in reference n
diet In a word Won can scarcely consul
thu nclinatiens ef the j. k too far. eI-
cept AS 10 rhysie. Of which, Of course
thy know nothing
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

step, when heard joyous cry above me
Here they are. Three men with ropes
they are running as fast a. their legs
can carry them
| s,eade,l myself as firmly u. possible
upon the narrow and slippery bridge So a-
to be able to seize tho rope they w.rc a.
bout to lower aud tie j, around me. | saw
the end of il swinging about two yards
above my head. May Gnd have mercy
upon me II is ,on snort. =
I'VE have another"
That was fastened to the first aud let
down | scizal the end of it aud bound
it strongly around my waist. and gra.ping
the ropr with both hands, gave the sig /.
nal f,r them TO pail up
They brgsn-I was saved A minute
later stood upon the glacier | had
ing which time had los, neither my con.
ddcncc in Goi nor my presence Of mind
When placed my foot upon the firm
ground again an overpowering feeling al
deep gratitude to the Almighty, who had
delivered me in 50 great peril. filled my
breast. I'LL on my knees aud tainted
When again hccume conscious our party
wa. preparing to start Far the Man,anvert.
Before leaving wished to cas-, one la.'
look inta the crevas+e where had nearly
been buried alive. saw how completely
impossible il would have been f,r INC t.
get out Of it as had projected The open
iny at the top was too wide to have allow
ed me. as reached it to lean against the
opposite wall. and without that supper,
the most agile OF climbing animal. would
have found it impossible to scale this per.
pcniicular wall of ice
Ths guide ran TO the inn. whore he
could not fnd a single rope suitable for
the purpose. Ia despair h, started fnr
Chamounix; WHEN on the way he met
two muletcers Their animals were lad-r
with wool, tied IN with rope. which hc
implnred them 10 give him 10 save n popi
traveller who han fallen into crsvas.e =
These good people NJ nnce unloaded thrii
mules. aud ctmr with the guide to my as
sis,anre Tying them together -ihcr,
were thrccthe ropes reached the dep,l
Of thirty TO forty Yard. where had beer
arrested in my fall
Assisted by my dnivcrers | was able I,
reach tIantanvcr' where. in n good bee
arl With my bruises attended to. hat
l,isurr - dream about the danger from
which hal escaped ani The renlemhraue,
nf which nirn haunts me. both slerpint
and waking
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09

scofcn ANscporEs A dying High
land chlri'ain asked his sp,rituhi ADVISER
:, i, there wa- any whiskey 10 Heaven. =
aud ,hrn. hall ap,lagcticslly. .aii ~.
ken sir. IT, not that ! care far IT, but
il loak. wc-l on the table" Hire is an.
other: DR. Rober, Knox. he great
le1chrr OF anatomy, began ons u his lec-
turcs i'll this way. ..Gen'leman, ,hsr-
are no Textbooks can recommend
wrote oge myself but i, is poet s,uE
cant recommend it. The man who kuows
mos, about Il subject writes worst upon il.
1t you Want good textbook on any sub.
Jee., recommend me 10 the mau vi,
knows nothing earthly about the .at.
jeci The result is tha, We have no good
textbook on anatomy. We will have
ane suun, ho~eser--protesspr M,urn il
,aing to write one THIS Professor
Manro was 50 lazy that be as in tho
habit af using his grandfa,hers lectures.
written a,nre than hundred y, ar. hefora
his day, aud studrnis were electrified b,
hearing him tini s-D aud lsiO) dra~l
out, When | was IN padla in i6Yl =
This was the signal Tor fun anl shower.
Of pens descended on Monro's head. who
could never understand what I was all
about. There Is also story qf 4 Scotch
servant. who, whcu a.ked how his lord.
ship z. his MASTER was, answered.
Il hope he's weel :" He " Is in f,c.
dead, but the old snrvtur was ton ean,
t,oas to commit himself IN his opinion. AZ
10 hi- condition. Among othet drinsln,
anecdotes aud sayings Is that af an nh
worthy who used to say "Nhitkys . bad
thing aud then, as If tn qualify snch =
d'ngerou. sentiment, added, especially
bad whisky"
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
Sait and Snms !.

An AMUSING SroRy tbs nas IN
the Gallery" writes 70 the Albsby Tuses,
A gentleDsn Who nov eesvpiss . ssss
in the upper braueh. but u the sios was
y msmber Of The assembly. fslstss the
following:
Perkins was - honest . man a. ever
Sc. foot in Albsny. Money wouldn't bay
him. and knew il. ha, thoughs would
have little fun with him DO ! vsss
down 10 bis room one evening" and said
Perkins. what do you think Of thst ~.
derground railroad bill Are sou going
to vote for itf"
WELL" said Perkins. II hayent mads
up my mind yet. exactly. I an inclined
to think !. is q good bill; but Why d.
you ask?
II thought you we're In favc cr Of IT,"
said I. "snd ~ long ~ you hare eoa-
cluded to vote for il. ! just wsn,ed 70 ssy
to sou that the men interested 10 il are
paying Eve hundred dollars for votes.
and as ii is coming up on its 6nal pssp.
age tomorrow. you can just - we'll hsva
the money ss not; you'll vote fpr shs bill
any way"
Vote for the bill I'll be ged arss."
cried the ira,e Perkins. mo SIR II i'm.
proper means are being taken 70 pass this
thing. rs you say. | for one will vote
against it every time. You can pu, me
down mo"
''Oh. | don't care anything About the
bill. said | /; uas oniy ,ry ing to do you
a favor, and | think can vet .sfor. TO tell
the truth. the rival companes are here IN
full force, and are moving he Aven ssd
earth 10 defea, it. They are rayng th.
same amount for noes" aud 40 long %
you nre bound to vote that va y. I'll ecs
you the five hundred dollars all he same"
"Can such things be-" exclaimed Per.
kins. rising from his seat aud earring up
aud down tho room in q whtrlWind of
righteous wrath and virtunus ind gnation.
What state Of things this is. A
plague on both your Houses | won't
vote at all "
"Ali right" snd | as | laid my hand
on the door "fl get you ivd hundred
dollars for being absent" ="
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
AxISpusrnrous Eurxnon Tho Emre.

Az lSprsrRiors EurxRon Tho Empe.
ror Francis Joseph. Of Austria. is snid to
be one of the most industrious Of mon.
archs and meihodical of business men
He risrs at five. walks until seven. takes
hia coffee. md for two hours transacts
business with his councillor of State. He
then visits until eleven. when he takes
frugal breakfast. lie dimes between four
and fv- + NJ lie en,s little aud drinks
less In the evening be works with his
ministers. never going to bed later than
ten o'clock. II FIRE breaks out he is
among the first at the spot. Dn,ing the
sporting season. he takes the train At nine
for Rrichrnau or Murazchlag. dressed in
the costume Of a mountaineer. and passes
the night on the highest rocks. to hunt
the ehamnis. or in tho thick woods TO shoot
the blackcock. In spite Of those inces.
ISN'T fa'iguea Of mind and body his health
Is perfect.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-09
FRrr Nnr-"Thc horse that freis is the

FRET Snr--"Thc horse that frets is the
horse that swea,s." is an old saying Of
hnrsemen and 1t is jus, as true nj men
as horses. The man ihat allows himself
To get irri,atcd at every little thing tim,
enns amiss in his business or In the ordi.
nary affairs nj life. |. the man that. ns a
RUE. will accomplish little and wear out
early lie isa man for whom bile and
dyspepsia have a particular fondnes.. and
for whom children have particular aver
sion He is man with perpetual thorn
in his flesh. which pricks aud wounds At
the slightest movement.