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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-25
SAN Francisco, Nov. 81.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 81.
In the Fifteenth District Court, Jas.
l.. Eoff has brought suit against Le-
land Stanford to recover 500 and in
terest from July lst. 1878, due for serv-
ices as driver and trainer of Occilenr.
The Board of Supervisors last even
ing elected DR.. b. X. Swan Coroner,
vice John X. Rice, removed.
Owing to rain, the trot at the Bay
District Track will not come off on the
18th instant.
At II late hour last night a shooting
aflray occurred in the saloon at the
Bella Union Theater, in which +. keu-
nuke fired four shots ut JAS. Connolly,
wOunding him in the breast and back.
His cover is doubtful. Keunuke
was arrested.
Rain ceased falling this morning,
but the weather is still cloudy and
threatening.
There have been no marine arrivals
or departures to-day as the bar is
rough and breaking.
Work on the Palace Hotel has been
temporarily suspended on account OF
the weather.
The suit of the German bondholders
VS.. the California Pacific Railroad came
up to-day in the United States District
Churt. Counsel for the defense filed
objections. moving that the order to
show cause be vacated and petition be
dismissed on the ground of objections
mainly technical.
j. Ii. Robinson, Assistant Solicitor
ofthc Treasury department., now in
this city, states that IA formal demand
has been made. through This office
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-25

Terrific Hurricane In New Jersey
100000 Damage Done Prop.
eriy Destroyed and Hen Killed
The Spanish Governments Will.
Ing 10 Pay the United states u
Viryinius Indemnity suicide
The Poor o: New York-The Dit.
firulty Between BristOw and
Muliett-The President Asked TO
1mtercede-A Prospect of al
Official storm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-25
SHERifF'S SALE.

T.. NtstD.t
f7- lf es
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19

-, ~. ,,o,,lJ t,;n
-, ,,'.-.,.,.,.., 80, Of
W - ~. manv o,ber
Wv " Os s,.,;au. wh;., enier into
p"'' ,. e - a.. hl..,;ro ., homes
-, -, o,;,, a. Indignant as
Wne" - IL nrn,d ,,;so from the
a ',;s,,;naas ,ovo,. vouro dream.
'"eue" ~ .nr;rb, hon.
-. lo.o..h,o omo,c ,be;r fellows.
- go. ,nI .ood citizens 40 long as
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19
Good Grounds for suspicion.

Harrcdsburs tKy) reoPl'.
Our townsman, Capt. Cardwell, tells
the following anecdote of one of the elder
Breckinridgcs-now passed away law
yer, and distinguished in his profession.
A regular frequenter of his office was an
old gentleman who never had any bust
ness, but who regarded Mr.. Breckenridge
as the greatest man in the country, and
would listen with avidity whenever
the lawyers leisure allowed him to talk.
this old gentleman. by the way, was
given to making queer and sometimes
startling remarks, all in the utmost in
nocence Of any evil intent whatever. One
day the lawyer did not open his Office,
and the old gentleman was deprived of
his daily occupation. The next day,
however, Mr.. Breckenridge made his ap-
pearance, when the old MAJ said, very
testify, "a lawyer should always be ir
his Office" Very true" responded
Mr.. Breckenridge, " but very unusual
occurrence kept me at home. For the
first time in fifteen years, my wife gave
birth, yesterday, to baby
Fifteen years. calculated the old
gentleman, looking over the rim of his
spectacles. Then lowering his voice to
mysterious whisper, he said; "And do
you suspect anybodyi'
The old gentleman's character, manner,
etc, made the joke too good to keep,
and Mr.. Breckenridge laughed as heartily
NJ did his friends when he told it,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19

SOMEBODY has been summing up the
fate of kings and emperors, as follows;
Out of 2,5i0 emperors or kings, over
81 nations. 300 we're dethroned, GA alb
dictated, 20 committed suicide, II went
mad, 100 died on the battle field, 1913
were made prisoners. 25 were pronounced
martyrs and saints, Isl were assassin
ated, 62 we're poisoned, and lOo were
sentenced 10 death. Total, 963.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19

OSE story goes that the visit Of the
Car to England was speciS ly intended
as an introduction Of the Duke Alexis
to the English Princess Beatrice, the
Queens youngest daughter, who is now
a very pretty and charming young lady.
She has, in fact, arrived at the age
when all the family become good-look-
ing. Al sevsnt en- all the Queens
daughters have beeu charming.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19
An Invaluable WORK.

The more thorough our examination
Of IIitchcok's Analysis Of the Bible, for
which Mr.. Brookshier is the agent for
Lincoln county, the more pleasure we
take in recommending il TO our readers
and the more we desire that each and
every one Of them should procure a
copy. We are gratifed to learn that
though the times are hard, Mr.. Brook
shier has succeeded in taking quite a
number Of subscribers for the book in
the vicinity of Stanford.
TESTIMONIALS.
From number Of testimonials in the
possession of the agent he selects the
following:
have CAREFULLY examined Hitchcock
Analysis of the Bible and regard it as al.
most indispensable in the study
of the Holy Scriptures. Every
Protestant family in the Commonwealth
should possess one Of the same.
SENECA X. HALL,
p. +. of Harrodsburg District, Ken
lucky Conference.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE PRIV ATEL Y.

I ofet kr sale privately, verv reasonable terms,
house and bot situated near the depot at Crab Or
ch,rd Kentucky The house contains eight rooms
and Kitchen, god cellar T. In goo repair out-hulld-
Ing good water never falling aud Convenient The
bot contsins v. There Il good store house aud
lumbef attached 10 the building aud Its lucaton
makes N hrrt-ratc stand &c a store. For price,
terms and further particulars, call on OF addrr-.
io9-tLl Mus MARoARNT GknNtN,
Crab Orchard Ny.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
LEWIS IsGRAM Lincoln cirssit Court
Henry sislsr and viii. !

BY virtue Of judgement of the Lincoln Circuit
Court 10 this case rendered al It's April term ist the
Master Commissioner On Monday June sth, lhIi,
County Court dny before the courthouse door IN stan
ford, will sell 10 the highest and lsst bidder enough
OF ike land mentioned 10 the peadings herein, 10 pay
plaintiff debt, principal. i"tsTsst aud usl
The land 10 b. spld u me undivided bait Of tract
81 three hundred aud twenty efes, situated On IN.
Crab Orchard and somerset ruad II u the undi, ided
half OF the tract Of land sid by Mm. IA 10 John
Eaton aud by him Lewis lngran and Henry sgler,
and hV aid ingram to .nd sig ~ aad VIII,
TERMS Oh sALE-Ihe sale Will ~ made On 4
credit Of sik months With interest al nn per cent
iron the day OF sale. bohd Win f,iod security ha,-
ing the ioroe and elect Of Of judgement which
executio2 say issas " mol paid at maturity sill Id
required o. the PaTchasef D NehobEhls.
llS-u S9aiaii-.ohs
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19
CTs4>EIa ~. HALL.
z. +. Of IIarrodsburg District, Ken
lucky Conference.

CRAB ORcHARD,:KY., May Is, "a.
| am convinced from personal exami.
nation of said work that Hitchcock's
Analysis Of the Bible, offered for sale by
Rev. q. III. Brookshire, is n valuable
book for persons wishing to read the b.
BILE understandingly, and to preserve a
historical connection between the parts.
No reading man could we'll do without
such volume. | nnhesitatingly com.
mend it as book worth ten times its
price to careful reader Of the work.
J. +. TARRANT.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-06-19

This l. To give notice that on the 2lst day Of May,
A u is7l warrant iu bankruptcy Wa tsu-i against
the estate ai stephen A Weaver Of Meaycrtun, coun-
~ of WAYNE and STATE VI KENTUCKY, who has been
adiudged bankrupt upon his oSn petition that the
~ helonging 10 said bankrupt 10 him or hr his USE
aud the transfer Of any property by him is forbldden
by law That meeting eft the creditors Of said hank
rupi 10 prove their debts Chuo-a more assignees
Of his estate will he held at court OF bankruptcy TO
ba holden al Monticello, Ky, before John W. futile,
Register on the l7th day Of June A. 10, ts7a At 10
o'clo,k, a. N. ui5-3p ELI II. MURRAY Marshal,
As Messenger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

II is mildly insinuated BY some Of GU,
good citizens that a proper respect to
the tune and place. ought to deter any
one from eating peanuts during religious
services, and we will also hint that as a
large portion Of our people are is the
habit OF knselins duriog prayer at such
services, the Aoor would be in much bet.
ter order IS more tobacco juice vssssal.
lowed, instead Of being squirted abou,
for . square yard or two around each in.
dutser in the weed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

Our fellow townsman H. G. Whe eIer.
has been granted a license from the NJ.
Il. Church q a local preacher, and has
received an appointment at Edgar, ClaJ
county. His family moved this week.
We wish him much happiness aud sue.
cess 10 his e field of labor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

We find it necessary to call upon all
who are indebted to The CHIEF to do
what they q towards paying al or .
portion Of their accounts. We would
not be obliged to make this call under
ordinary circumstances, but our long sb-
sence has entailed heavy expenses upon
the paper, and there are debts which We
must pay. To our friends ooe and I'll Ve
appeal for Is speedy . settlement -
possible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

PROF. j. NJ. MCKENZIE. State Super
intendent Of Public Instruction is in
town, attending the Teachers Institute.
Prot. Mckenzie is an earnest worker in
the cause Of popular education, and un-
der his management Nebrasks has the
best school system in the west.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

TIE editor Of this paper arrived on
Tuesday evening, and will attend to his
knitting for some tiMe to come.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

SiIty.fve acres Of old ground for rent.
Terms easy. Apply To
mEnKLL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

My Livery Stable in Red Cloud. for.
merly owned by A. L. Perry, win be
sold cheap for cash, OF with part down,
l will give 6 months time 90 balance.
JOHN q. PorTEa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23
Essrssls Is.slhssaes Asng.

Dersons in any pat Of NshssSks sesirous Of
u advertisinein the EAs:. vRss o. caARex. the
inducements cd.red By their loesiiv for Asv
besinese. enterprise, profession. trade cr calling
whatever. OF for god eAeap homes for people
eo0ing into our StSte. Vii. apply 10 % prsapty
escloeins stamp. for blank ressrs. state q
What paper yoa sa1 this stvertss<1 -ni JNO.
y. BRADFORD 4 60. Liacssn. NeoeAskA
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

PROF. MCKENZIE, State Supt., and
G. b. Palmer, of Beatrice, favored US
with a call this morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

IT is again necessary to call the stten-
ton Of our correspondents to the fact
that communications 1ws Be s6oEt IL
order to secure publication. An article
Of Eve OF six pages Of fooleap, which
may be worthy Of publication IN the
greatest paper Of magazine ia the ooun-
Try. will from ito length be rejected BY
Us, unless there u some peculiar interest
attached thereto. Make Jour articles
Snort.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

The County Commissioners have
been 10 session during the week. Full
report next week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

II you have anything for . dentist to
do call on Dr.. Kuder, who will be here
on Monday next.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

GRANGER suit OF clothes for $7.T5, u
EsaENZEN L Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

G. B. palmer, editor and publisher
of the Nebraska Teacher, Of Beatrice.
Neb., is stteniipg the Teachers In,
st:tute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

J. q. POTTER l. Go. are to build .
Touring mill Oh the Republics river 1t
Red Cloud. Their dam sod mil. race
are already nearly completed, and .
large crew are 10 be put on 10 Q few days
to finish the work. Success to our CO.
ferprj.ing tOwDSmeu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

Bolts dirt cheap. Augers, Bits, etc,
hammered away, $1,000 worth Of Plows
on the road, to
RrprNStu Z n
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

NEXT week, report Of Teachers In
~stitute, and proceedings Of Comnis.
~siOners.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23
FOB SALE.

Two span of heavy farm horses. Two
setts Double Harness. Two Wagons
One House and Lot in good location, &c.
Will sell cheap for cash. or exchange for
young cattle, OF County Warrants.
W. N. RICHARDSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

Junia.. and Red Cloud. arrive fSsss5ass and
Frdaye. 8 o'clock p N Leaves Wednesday,
Hebron and Franklin. arrive going wes'
Tuesdays and Friday. 9 p. IN. Leaves edne"'
days and Saturday, q Ma m: and rbu,.s,v.
4 y. m. Leaves Tuesdays and Fridays. a. m
smith Ceoir ard Red Cloud. Arrives Tues
day. C 2. IN. Lave. Wednesdays . a. m.
Jewell and Red Cloud. Arrives Saturdays
All persons wishing to Register letters. will
pl ase hand them In the evening before the
"'' ". McNITT. P. N.
SAoP 10 cents per bar. Matches
thrown in, at
BERENzEN & Co.
KEROSENE 40cts, per gallon. at
CAREERS.
CALIFORNIA Dried Apples and Utah
Peaches. at
BEaENzEN's.
Wiaitefish and Goldfish at
CARRIER 4 Co.'S
LEATHER LEATHER !
The best Horse Brushes in America.
warranted to clean any horse without
distinction of nationality, color, DISPOSE
ton, or sex, 8.
BERENzEN & Cos.
YARD wide unbIeachcd cotton for l2!
cents, at JOHN q. POTTER's.
GARDEN Seed. Ox-bows and Keys at
BERENZEN & Co.
REED Breaking Flows at McNitt's for
81. so.
LIGHT Calico just received at
BERES ZEN
ONloN Seed for sale at McNitt's, for
25 cents On ounce or IS cents . quarter.
BRooN Handles, Wire and Twine at
McNIrTs.
HARROW Teeth, 1t the Hardware
Store.
PRINTS PRINTS!l PRINTS!, !
A lot Of New Prints-Spring patterns,
-. Dn~ z, D,-,'
REED Breaking Flows at McNitts.
Dog cheap
Large lot Of Boots and Shoes just ar
rived at CARRIER 4 Co.'S.
New GooDs at McNrrT's.
New supply Of Hardware at Berenzen
4 Co.'S.
HEARS of New Goods at
CARRIER 4 Co.'S
GRAIN Sacks, for sale at McNitt's.
LADIES WEAR, at CARRIER 4 Co.'S.
The best Az Handles in the country
at Berenzen { Co.'S.
KNIVES and Forks at McNitt's, for
the small SUN Of $l.l Is per set.
GRASS Seed. all kinds 1t McNitt'a
Fine assortment of Clocks, at
s. CARRIER l. Co.'S.
4 rrLL stock Of Door and House
Trimmings 1T Granger prices, at the
Hardware Store.
BOOTS and SHOES
We have got q fun line Of Ladies and
Childreu's wear. which We will sell cheaE
for cash. Please give us . call. and zee,
POTTER / Perry.
Fl Lbs. Choice Rio Coffee for n. at
CARRIERS.
McNrr1 has received, and is receiving
. large and complete stock Of Farming
Implements
If you want to get good Bleschet
Cotton, 60 to Potter & Perry's.
sIbs. Light Brown Sugar for 81, at
CAREERS.
A fresh supply Of that yard vide Cot
ton At I2s cents, at Potter 4 Perry's.
LARGE lot Of assorted No. l 1tAlial
Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings, 1t
CAREERS.
NEW GROCERIES,! NEW GRO
CERES At Potter L Perry's, which
will be sold at Changers prices-W'
mean what We say!
FURsl FURs!
Highest market price paid in cash 70
Hides and Furs of every description.
VIZ. MONTGOMERY,
| 2Otd Guide Rock. Neb
A full stock of Dr.. Jayne'sC elehsate'
Family Medicines. for sale at
GARBER 4 Co.'S
CARDIGAN Jackets-the very thing 3
protect you from the wintry winds 70
sss u GAEBER B Co.'S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

JACOB VI. CAsEBEER, Of this place,
left town on Tuesday to attend the Ober-
lin College Of TeIegraphy, Ohio. Our
hand for your success, Jacob.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23
IRiverton Retail Market.

ARCHIBALD g. RIyXEAA
NOTARY PUBLIC. REAL ESTATE A3IN7,
AND ACcI.cxcSH.
All basiaeR strictly attended To aad all cor
fs~epondeDee promptly answered Special at
(. alton giyea 70 caym eaf 81 taxes. Coiieetion<
AID Real Est4se Practice
R1vERroN. FRANKLIN co. SEE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

On Sunday evening . beautiful nio
came TO moisten the earth add bid the
grasses and flowers look up and come
forth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

SUMNER Clothing. dirt cheap. q
BERENZEN & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

d. KUDER, of Juniata, vss in town
last week attending to the wants Of those
Who are troubled With diseases about
the molsrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

NOTICE. Mr.. Helier's card 10 another
| column. He has been % years in the
tailoring business. and 10 prepared to
furnish suits to 6t al who apply.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

WE hope the farmers viii send US for
publication the number Of acres ofwheat
FIVE and upwards. which they are sowing
this spring, that We may show up the
agricultural growth Of the surrounding
country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23
xrs,csy 2cip.y wun

The best Who's fer 1--we feme, hedge.
O. wind-treak, ard Is mighty ornamental.
Grows on al kinds Of sod eqaaay vel.
For sale q t3-25 Per thoaAed, by
D. 8. HElsVKRN,
a6-lsW. Red Cloud. Neh
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23
HATS AND CAPS !

HAS ANU CAfS!
Persons wishing to buy . frst-c'ass
Hat or Cap. of the latest style, will con-
suit their own interest BY cslling on
Potter / PERRY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

We have started . complete Boot l.
Shoe Store. which VIC will always keep
we'll filed. Ladies Caters and Slippers
o specially. Childrens shoes from 30
cents up /; Gents boots for summer wear;
fine English Oxford Ties. Ridiculous
rates, at BERENzEN 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

JoBN BREMER, lssely of New York
City, has opened a Boot and Shoe Shop
lust south of Weber's. Give him Q call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

SPADES 81, $l.35, A1.M Shovel.
nearly oil the same, at
BERENzEN / Cos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

Arrivals and Departures Of Nails 1t the
BED Cloud Post Office.
Junia.a and Red Ccod. ssrivss fAesaaes and
Prdase. s o'clock D. N. Leaves Wednesday,
spd Saturdays. Z a. N.
Hebron and Franklin. arrive . going West
Tuesdays and Fridays. 6 p. IN. Leaves Nednes-
days and Saturdays 7 a. m.
Going East. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays.
u. m. Leaves Tuesdays and Fridays. ] q. N.
smith Center ard Red Cloud. Arrives Tues
day. C =. IN. Leaves Wednesdays : a, m.
Jewell and Red Coud. Arrives Saturdays
IL m. Leaves I .. m. -,
All persons wishing TO Register letters. will
pI ase hand them In the evening before the
VI, b MCNITT. p. M.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

We learn that some gentlemen from
Crete propose building . Touring mill on
Elm Creek east of town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23
RuaearM ofass SEED:

Hungarian ofass Ssed:
James Murphy. % Bu9slo creek.
eight miles west of Red Cloud has Hun
garian Grass Seed for sale 1t reasonable
rates. SOti
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

READ O'Sulivan's article on W.
". w.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

SCONE.
Frst-class Building Stone, for so cts.
= perch, ct my Quarry. two mics north
Of Red Cloud.
@-Au orders prou8tG f /,
3m.n36 Moan PERAY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

BRITANNIA Ware and q general stock
Of Crockery at BERENzEN h Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

FRESH Groceries just received At
BERENZBN 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

Died -0n the mo.sins o. TIE M iasa,
LLELI HEsAxs, daughter Of D. and H. y.
Lcrs. Of this D,Aee. Aeea\0catAa
LulyS' With the anesls nov.
And vaae her los ve deeply Dear1l
We reccsliSe Thy ha1d. UA GeAi
And ~ Thy vl1 b lone
Public service in ecanectien With u sAevs
aeessss VII b eoaapessd b. Rer. AAxvsl,
SakkesA nsgnioe ls1t q ~ ScAsSa uAoa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

J. Q. PorrER vill pay cash for logs
delivered 1t bis mill in Red Cloud. A3
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23
LOCK H1I

IocX 8&34
If you want . 6~rst-class, stylish fitting
Garment cut or made, or cot and made,
10 to O'SULLIvANs, At Rivertou,
Franklin County. and you con get suited
He understands how 70 do it through
an e~4perience Of Is years 10 the basi-
nesa
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

Best Summer Boots IN the world At
Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

KNIVES and Forks at McNitt's, for
the small sun Of $l.l Is per set.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

Tbs. Light Brown Sugar for 81, at
CAREERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

McNrr has received, and is receiving
. large and complete stock of Farming
Implements
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

If you want to get good Blesched
Cotton, 70 to Potter 4 Perry's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

A fresh supply Of that yard vide Cot
ton At I2s cents, at Potter 4 Perry's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

LARGE lot of assorted No. l Italian
Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings, ct
CARERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

The best Az Handles in the country
At Berenzen { Co.'S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

NEW GROCERIES,! NEW GRO
CERES At Potter L Perry's, which
viii be sold At Changers prices.-We
mean what We say!
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

Fl lbs. Choice Rio Coffee for n. At
CAREERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-04-23

BOOTS and SHOES /!
We have got q fun line Of Ladies and
Childreu's wear. which We will sell cheap
for cash. Please give Us . call. and zee.
POTTER J. PERRY.
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TIE. ART OF Nor HEAni1sSlG;.

THE ART OF Nor HEAR1sG.-
The art Of not hearing is fully as
important to domestic happiness as
a cultivated ear, for which So much
time and money are expended.
Some people feel so very anxious
to hear everything that will vex
aud annoy them, they set about
searching it out. If all the petty
things said of one by the needless
or ill-natured idlers were to be
brought home to him, he would
become a mere walking pin-cush-
ion, stuck full Of sharp remarks.
It is not worth while to hear what
youa servant cay when they have
slammed the door; what beggar
says whose petition you! have re-
;jected; what your neighbors say
about your children ; what your
rivals say about your business or
dress. Ihave noticed that q we'll
bred woman never, hears an imper-
tinent remark. A kind of dis
Greet deafness saves one from the
nota little apparent connivance in
dishonorable conversation. - BE.
change.
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Teach CHILDREN How 70 EARN
AND USE MoSGY.-If you are trou-
bled with pertinacious begging
for a penny, and are still more per-
picked by the request for permis-
sion to spend at the candy store, SO
unfortunately convenient to your
door, try giving the little coaxer
some other plan of ,disposing of
the money that he loves to handle.
First contrive some way for the
penny to be fairly earned, and then
provided safe place for depositing
#, and give the little financier some
pleasant plan for It's USE. One lit
tie blue-eycd darling not yet four
years old, has a store of pennies
which are his s'college money!
and his eyes sparkle with pleasure
as it increases, and he talks about
the grand place where his big
brother is going soon, and where
he means to 60 some time. Very
early, too, these favored children
can learn the blessedness of giving
of their own to the children ro1
want, and can share in the Christ.
mas festivities with heartiness
which only the giver enjoys. osv