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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS,


Ga4NOOANAaDAa
DEAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING
h Agent, Once IN Gross Block, over
Tinn Savings Bank with Tifiin Star. Par
ties desiring 70 purchase either farms or city
property VIII and Il 70 their advantage 70
call before making purchase also those
wishing 20 dispose Of their farms or city
property will md it 20 their advantage 70
call. Accounts and claims collected on reas-
enable percentage. AS, rs -n45-ly.
VIVA. GALLUP.
Eline Jewelry. EBest American Gold and
I silver watches, etc. Repairing done
promptly. Opposite Court House THIN.
". A. BURDICK,
A GENT, SMITH QUARRIES, Manufactur-
q er OF Granite A0numents, etc, Wes-
tsriy, 4. niS-om. J2l, "a.
ID. O. MYER6,
CARPENTER AND JOINER VIII take
~ Ooqtrac1 % erect any kind OF build
ngs. Monroe St., Tifnn, o.
TIKFKN B0ELER WORKS.
JACOB YOUSG, Manufacture of Steam
u Boleus smoke Stacks. &c RsaairfnR
promptly doae.a Works On River sfrsef
near The Woolen AtilEs Tim, ONO.
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Capital Stocks 800, 10000
Surplus 12,657.74
DIRECTORS.

Special attention. paid 70 the receiving
Savings Deposits.
In the Savings Department Deposits from
TEN CENTS and upwards received, paying
interest on same.
In the General Banking Department., a
general banking business Is transacted, IN
eluding the buying and selling OF Govern
ment Bonds and other securities, Gold Cou-
pOns, Silver and Gold Coin, Mortgage Notes,
Drafts on New York and all points in Eu-
rope.
Gives to DepositorS Certificates OF Deposit
drawing Interest.
Accounts Of Farmers and Citizens solicit
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-09-16

Q UR9E0N DENTIST. once In Emp Q
y Block. over the Pennsylvania Store
SJ.W. EAYRoRD, ~
CUR0LCkL AND MECHANICAL DEN
- TIsT. Once on Washington st., over
Buskirkis Grocery Store, lst door leading 70
Tunison q Sons Photograph Gallery, Tim,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-09-16

LdIte Erie DC Louisville.
lime Card No. 10, taking effect May q, 1876.
TRIMS GOING WEST.
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Thy viii TOa Saf
|, feFf

To all persons suf-
fering froIn Rheuma-
tlsm, Neuralgia, and
Cramps In the limbs
or stomach. Bilious
Cole, Pain In the
back, bowels, or side,
We would say, that
the HoUsEaOLDPAS-
AcEA and FAMILY
LINTMKHT Is OF al
others the remedy
you want foriutarnal
and external uSe. II
has cured the above
complaints IN thou
sands OF cases. There
Is no mistake about
lt. Try 10. s0ld BY
All DruQ0iafS
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aEORGR 0AeaWAW

A TTOREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
a. Law, and interpreter Ia the German,
avii and cfiiniasi oourts o. he STATE. A
sloae study and application q hese aac
1theI languages, IN soeooIn O. nge years
Z France, Germany, ewttzefland, Italy,
3reece, Syria, Palestine, Turkey Proper and
England, will, Il r. believed, the better rec
ommend him In this branch Of his profess
sion. once In W. r. Mobiles Block, North
end Of Washington street Bridge.
Feh. u
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IAsRY on INITIATION.
The Further Progress or the Unlimited
ffHSt and Confidence UOmpany-lts
C0nGlBHed Saeeess.
CoNFEDRIT Y ROADS,

CONFEDRIF Y ROADS,
wICH IS IN THE STATE Nv KY,
August q, 1873.
Ef life ever wuz rose-tinted dream
TO me at any time doOrin my mortle
pilgrimage, this is the precise time
am thoroly happy-s0 happy indeed
that the priyashens and troubles that
hev ben thro are faded oct NV my
memory entirely. 1 hev paid Bas-
CONS aceount which heZ bin runnin
for 50 many years, and hev his receet
IN my safs-sD1Y SAFE I say. Proudly
l write these words. My safe
WhO-thirty days ago wood hev sup
! posed, that / should ever say my
safe Then / hev two scots nv elOZs
good oHes-HIeh Is one and q half
more than l hev he'd sence was
Postmaster-I hev two shirts for the
first time in my lie, and am wear
in stoekins hev but one pare ez
! yet, but one can't rise TO the sunni NIT
Nv hoOman grandier at wun bound.
L shell buy another pare in q week or
two. l think every Bank President
ought to either have two pair nv
stockins or return TO the stern virchOos
Nv the republic in its better-days, and
go barefoot Coin barefoot.or heving
change. Is necessary to the keepen
nv Bank Presidents Office In q
swest-smelling condition.
But this Is 4 digreshen. Suffice It
to say, am clothed. 1 pade three
dollars and half for them stockins-
they Is cotton which Ia three dollars
and quarter more than they wus
worth in the old money, but wat DIFF
ference does 1t make That three
dollars and q half was made by four
on Simps0n's pFintin' press, aud when
money kin be made in that way wat
diffsfeHee does 1t make wat I pay for
cottOns OK p A
At the beefnnin we ishOOd 10, %,
and SO cent currency. but We hev quit
that Prices hev gone up so under
ths general prosperity that there amt
anything In the Corners that sells for
less than a dollar for one, and the
trakshunel currency was decided to
be yooseless. Besides, it cost Jest as
much to print ten cent note as 1t
does q dollar, and we bleeve in ec0nO-
mizin.
Simpson, the printer, is maxim us a
little trouble. At the beginnim yo0s-
ed to pay him for printin our bills by
just signin enuf Nv EN- ez they come
from the press to make his amount,
but lately he hes ref0osed to take our
money, and insists on ereenbax We
tried to overawe him, but when ne
threatened t. publish the finanshel
oondishun Nv the President and
Direcktors, it was considered advis-
able to humOr him. 1t is sIngler that
sich- men throw imPedimeRts- in the
way Of progress.
The obstacles in the way NV the
Bank that hev thus far developed
thereselves, hev bin happily and easi-
ly removed. Baseom demanded
wheat Nv us to ship to Louisville to
get more whiskey, and we bed to let |
him hev it, and take pay in our own
And as be demanded that
we take our money just the. same as
greehbax, that beln the standard in
Louisville, We met heavy loss, The
account stands eZ follows
1000 bushels of wheat cost us, In our
own money, $50 per bushel...........sl,5a 900 |
Sold it 70 Bascom at Louisville green
bax price, wieh is 81 per bushel, takin
pay>the same money we he'd paid for
iL-'---' 900
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Pittsburgh, Bt. Wayne q
ChicGgs, s,lQrg
ON AND AFTER May q, 1875, Trains
" will leave Stations daily, Sundays ex-
ceptedl, as follows:
TRAINS GOING WEST.
sTATIOEs. / Ex. s NAIL lex. SEX.
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HC WELLa.

HI. u. MARTLE, MD.
DHYSICIAN and Surgeon. once En-
L pire Block, Main street. Thin, o.
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THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION,

THE n NhIIONAI1 1ADlAaNioIhAIIUNJ
by its steadfast fidelity to the prinei-
plies OF commercial honor, by It's Op-
position 10 unsOund financial prof.
ects, by its calm avoidance OF eOllis-
ion with foreign powers, by its re-
lance on jnstice and reason rather
than force in the settlements Of dis
putes, by its firm vindication of the
National dignity and authority, by
rigidly executing the laws, correcting
abuses, pualshing offenders, and en-
forcing retrenehment without boast
full, ostentatious pretension, deserves
the gratitude of the American people
and adds lustre 10 the services in the
war of the distinguished Soldier aud
patriot who stands at its head.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-09-16

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN and Sur
a geon. once in Kirchnep Bleck over
Volts Shoe Store, sMch2S-ly.
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C., r. L. &P. r. r,

THE DIRECT ROUTE FOR
Joliet. AeFris. La Sale, Peru, Heary, Laeon
FeOT1d, eneseO, Moline, ROck Lsi0nd,
Davenport, MEsedtfne. W0sltiIa0fOR
ioaca citg, Grtnnel, NeiOtoH,
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There Is patriotism, as we'll as
poetry, beautifully expressed In the follow
Ing lines:
THE sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention reassembled at
O'Clock and George William Curtis
was appointed Permanent Chairman
together with a mum Der OF Vice Presi-
dents and Secretaries.
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GOING EAST.

]. 3. MUhhISI Sup't
w. E. BEAI.. Master Transportation.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-09-16
~ z pGcAL.
Up. KIxHkHAn. .K.HERsHIsEE.
Dna HIsHAMAH A HERsHIsER

OFFICE, WASHINGTON ST., GREI-
" ner's Block, 1st floor over the Atlantic
Sanden, opposite DR.. Martins rooms. Con-
gratis.
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is the bulwark of the American Re-
public. The school system must re-
ceive its support by equal taxation.
We are opposed to all sectarian ap-
prOpriatlOns, and we denOunce as a
crime against liberty and Republican
institutions any project for sectarIan
division or perversiOn Of the school
fund of the State.
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B. e o. II: II. Local 7y,,,e
Table.

eena-.l pF. r. MYERS,
- = r1ssenEer and Ticket Ag't
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". n. STEN NEII,
Mar 4. '75-n22-si Gen'l Passenger Agent
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-09-16

s GOING EAST.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-09-16
A California free for the centennial.

Albion (Ind.l YelO Era.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-09-16

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AMI
II SURGEON, Tlfnn, Ohio. Once houu
from 70 10 A. NJ, and from 60 p. II
saturdays from 10 A. AZ. 20 5 p. II. Once
over Buskirk's Grocery Store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-22
REVOLT IN NEBRASKA STATE PRISON

The convicts in the penitentiary at
Lincoln, under the leadership Of the no.
torious McWatters, about 3 o'clock to-
day overpowered the guard, gained pos.
session of the armory, and then drove
the outside guard from the walls, shoot.
ing one, Julius Goshu, in the knee,
wounding him severely. They fired
several shots at citizens who were APP.
preaching with arms, wounding two.
Tie warden was absent in, the city. His
wife, children and the female convicts
are all locked in the upper part Of the
building. Grave apprehensions are felt
for the safety of the guards and the
warden's family. as the convicts are des.
perate men. The warden and large
body of armed citizens are patroling
the outside of the prison. The convicts
are momentarily expected to sally
forth, having procured citizens clothes
by stripping the guards. Gov. Furness
having applied to Gen. Ord for aid, a
company Of troops left this evening on
a special train for Lincoln.
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GERMANY WANTS SATISFACTION.
Disposed 20 be ConciiiatOry, but
Public Opinions Demands She
should Avenge the spanish Insult
TO Her Flag.

PARIS, Jan. l6.-A circular letter
was received from Berlin a few days
ago which states that Germany,
although wishing to respect the feelings
of the Spanish government, considers
she is obliged to satisfy public opinion
and avengc the insult to her flag. She
is disposed to adopt the same concilia-
tory policy towards the new govern.
ment which was maintained toward
President Serrano, and therefore she
claims from the good will of Spain the
satisfaction due the German flag.
LONDON, Jan. l6.-The Daily News
publishes dispatch from Hendaye,
stating that the German man-of.war
Nautilus landed one hundred men at
Zerouz, on the Spanish coast, who oc-
cupied the place after a short resistance
by the Carlists.
BERLIN, Jan. Germany will soon
have fifty guns on the northern coast Of
Spain.
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fed his sexual intercourse with Mrs.
Tlton, Mrs. Beecher whipped off her
bonnet, displayed her white hair and
neat black lace cap. Beecher once or
twice passed his forefinger and thumb
down his face in nervous manner.
One Of his sons leaned his left hand af.
fectionately on the defendants Shout
der.
During the sharp encounter, in which
the leading counsel on both sides took
part. about the admissability OF evi.
dence touching
THE PROCTOR AFFAIR,
Mr.. Beecher rose in some excitement,
notes and books in hand, and crossed
over to sit down beside one of his
counsel, Mr.. ShearLan. The point was
whether Moulton could testify that
Beecher had given him an explanation
about passage in the letter Of T,ton
t. Bowen, respecting lady, without
stating the explanation or the name of
the lady. Mr.. Evarts, for the defense,
objected to having anything about the
matter without giving it all whereas
counsel for plaintiff made point of
excluding the name of the third per.
son, and finally the judge ruled out all
about TIE explanation. Counsel were
very animated while the discussion
lasted, and displayed great bitterness.
The result was that plaintiffs counsel
showed consideration for the third
party, and defense wanted the evidence
in full.
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King AIfonzo's spain.

MADRID, Jan. licking Alfonzo gave
a dinner last evening TO the members
Of his cabinet and the diplomatic corps.
A decree is published reducing pun.
iShment in eases Of violation Of ordinary
criminal laws.
Gen. Primo Rivera will accompany
the King on visit the army Of the
north.
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"A singular story Of jealousy and
revenge comes to US from Sicily. A
beautiful young girl named Florina,
who was the belle of travelling circus,
in which she figured as the lion tanner,
had been for some time receiving the
attentions of am athlete belonging to
the same troupe. BY some means she
ascertained that he was not faithful %
her, but had another lady love. No
signs, however, of her painful discovery
were allowed to escape. She still smiled
sweetly upon him, but responded cold
ly to his ardent caresses. In her own
bosom she planned n terrible revenge.
One evening recently when the perform
ance had been unusually brilliant
after Florina had whipped the lions and
forced them to lie at her feet--she
called her recreant lover aside and said
to him: "Do you still love me 2" sal
ways" he answered. "Do you know |
should die if you should devote your
self to another woman!" What an
idea y responded the young man. "But
| should. first kill you" said Florina.
"And how would you do thatl"
Thus" cried the girl, at the same in.
slant pushing him violently into the
cage Of the lions. They attacked the
unfortunate man at once and tore him
to pieces, while Florina urged them on
with blows Of her whip.
"A remarkable character has died
suddenly in Paris, Sophie, the cook to
whom the late DR.. Vernon was indebt.
ed for his reputation as the first dinner.
giver in Paris for something like half a
century. Sophie generally used to
come in after dinner and lie coInpli.
mented, and, in her humble way, be.
came acquainted with almost every man
and woman Of note in Pars.
from NJ lie. Mars and NJ lie. Rachel, Tag,
lioni and the Elislers, down to modern
stars-from Talma to Refinier; the late
Emperor, while plain citizen Louis Ma.
poleOn Bonaparte, partook of the good
things elaborated by this woman Of
genius,
"A man about two.thirds drunk was
riding on Fort street car yesterday,
and he hadn't yet unbosomed himself
when a nice.looking young man, highly
scented, entered the car and took a
seat opposite the inebriate. The per.
lume floated over, and the man snutied
and turned his head this way and that.
He finally got his eyes on the young
man, and pointing his finger at him ia.
CURED "Y.young man--d.do your
fleet smell--smel that way all the
t.time - There was dead silence in
the car.--Detroit Free Press.
-"Now, boys, suppose twelve men
divide As bushels Of corn equally, how
many is that for each :" Boldest bow:
please, sir, we've not gone that far"
your teacher told me you had learned
all the first four rules" Boy: "Yes,
sir; Cut we have always done our sums
IN potatoes and turnips. We never
had any corn"
Physics "Now, George, before you
90 and play, you ere quite sure YOU
know the lesson Prof. Borax gave you
TO learnt" 20, yes, mamma" "Well
now, what causes heat without Light"
picked peppers.
The steamship Alice, from Cardiff
for ConstantnOple has been lost st sea,
aud twenty persons drowned.
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The Catholic Church I'm Prussia.

LONDON, Jan. ia correspondent AZ
Berlin telegraphs that the Prusslan bish.
ops have been asked by the Vatican
whether the means exist Of filling the va.
cant dioceses in Prussia without inrrine.
ing upon the canonical or prussian laws.
Ii is supposed this enquiry is made be.
cause Of the large number Of vacant liz.
ings which the church is unable, under
the present circumstances, 60 nm. and the
consequent decrease Of students in the
theological seminary.
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THE NEWS.


"A rich silver mine vas discovered
last week in Santa Clara county, Califor.
MIA.
The female operatives in three mills
at Fall River, Mass, have struck against
areduction of wcges.
Francis Herman is the Democratic
nominee for United States Senator from
New York to succeed Mr.. Fenton,
AT Fort Fettermen, Friday night,
mercury CONCEALED, while spirit thermom-
eters recorded forty.five degrees below
zero,
-Four persons were frozen fatally in a
dwelling house at Niagara, Ont, Friday
night They were Michael Murphy and
his three children.
Five workmen were killed by the ex-
plosion Of small nitro.glycerine factory
on an island in the North river, near New
York. The bodies recovered were terri
bly, dsfgered.
The friends of G. G. Washburn claim
he is supported for the United States Sen.
ate by forty.four Republican members OF
the Legislature. Forty.one will secure
the nomination.
The Democrats Of New Hampshire
have nominated Frank Jones of Ports.
mouth, Samuel n. Bell Of Manchester and
Samuel III. Martin Of Manchester for
members of Congress.
Mayor Walker of London, Ont, a
member elect Of the Dominion Parlia.
Eae
practices, disqualifying him for scat in
the parliament for five years.
Tho Republicans in the Legislature
Of Massachusetts,, on the choice of Scna-
tor, are about equally divided between
Messrs. Dawes and Hoar, and strong hints
are thrown ont Of contemplated fusion
of one party or the other with the Demo.
Gratis.
John Regain Of Cleveland, o. was as.
saulted, terribly battered, and left help.
less on street Friday night. When
found about | A. NJ, he was almost
frozen, and his recovery is considered
doubtful. He says two brothers named
Merkel assaulted him.
AT large public meeting held in
Cincinnati, Saturday evening, the action
Of the federal Administrative and military
IN Louisiana was vigorously denounced
and among the resolutions passed was one
asking Congress to abolish the office oil
Lieutenant General, which is held by
Gen. Sheridan.
A special from Mason City, Missouri
says the cattle train on the. Hannibal &
St. Joseph road ran through bridge at
Eureka City Sunday, destroying the
bridge, l25 feet long smashing the loco
motive and three cars and killing or MAIN
ing the cattle in them. Damage over
$4,000.
"A. j. Flanagan, who was elected
Sheriff at Vicksburg in place of Crosby,
colored, whom the taxpayers forced to
resign, was, Monday, the 18th, dspos.
sessed Of his office by Gen. Head and O
squad offederal troops, with fixed bayou
nets, acting, it is said, under orders from
General Emory. Chancellor Hill then
appointed w. III. McGnee, white Repub.
hean, who was deputy sheriff under
Crosby. Members of the bar presented
to the court protest against the court
allowing and apparently approving tn,
military interference with its officer, as
violation Of oil law, and destructive 0
civil government.
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ELeCTIaG U. S. SENATORS.
Rhode Island, Pennsylvania and New
XOrk.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Jan. lg.-The Gem
eral Assembly had two ballots to-day for
United States Senator without result.
HARRlsBrRG, Pa, Jan. l0.-The Repub-
hean caucus this morning nominated John
Allison, Register Of the United States
Treasury, for United States Senator.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 9-The vote to.
day IN the Legislature for United States
Senator resulted as follows: Senate--E.
d. Morgan, II; Francis Herman, l3.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D. Morgan, 50; Fran.
els Herman, IL.
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Suspension OF the Cook County Ma
IiIonaI Bank of Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. lQ.-The Cook county
National Bank closed its doors this morn.
ing, A notice posted on the door informs
the public that it is owing to the non-re-
eeipt OF promised and expected aid, and
that the shareholders have voted to 90
INTO voluntary liquidation under the ma.
tional currency act. Depositors are as.
'ured that their payment in full is only a
question Of time. At this time no state
ment ofliabilities or assets can be pro.
cured.
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ontario Legislative Election.

ToRoSro, Jan lQ.--The election to-day
for members Of the Ontario Legislature
was by ballot, the first time in this prov.
ince. OF eighty.fye members returned
forty.seyen are ministerial, thirtr.six op.
position and two Independent, with three
districts 20 hear from
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A Heavy stock Speculate. Goe. Down.

INV YoRK, Jan. l9.--The n. Y. Times
says A. A. Seloyer is the name Of the
broker whose failure was reported yester.
day. He was former partner Of Rufus
Hatch, and one Of the heaviest stock spec.
nlators in the street. Ii is estimated he
was long at forty thousand shares at
from ~ TO 81. Mr.. Selsyer offered to
compromise foI rs per cent. Of his liabili.
ties, estimated at $4,000. but without
award
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The Arctic Wave.

The extreme cold weather contin ues
throughout the West. The thermom.
eter at Omaha Wednesday ranged from
% to IA below; Cheyenne, % to q be-
low Denver, II to II below; F.. Lar
amio, IS below; Virginia City, Mon
tana, Al below; ~ inches of snow on
the Laramie plains.
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THE LOUISIANA QUESTION.
Di.ruptinga Useless Relic of the war.

New York, Jan. ia meeting of the
Union League Club was held last evening
to take action in regard to the Louisiana
question. There was great deal Of
spirited discussion, hut no result was
reached other than laying of the whole
matter on the table.
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An Irish iootman, having carried a
basket Of game from his master to a
friend, waiting a considerable time for
his customary fee, but finding no pres
ent appear, scratched his head and
said: "Sir, If master should say,
Paddy, what did the gentleman give
youi what would your honor have me
tell him o.
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TNgenty-Seven Unsafe Ones--LOss by
Escaping Reservoirs Last YOar
S1,39S.OOO,

BosToN, Jan. l6.-The report Of the
reservoir committee, of Massachusetts,,
shows that twenty-seven unsafe reser-
voirs and dams are existing in the
State, and that the loss by breaking
away of these structures last year foots
up to$l ,250,0O0 in Hampshire county.
and $4,000 in Hamden. The Boston
& Albany Railroad lost 100000.
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--"0h, ma" said Miss McStiuger,
rushing in to her ma--'ma, what a
twelve dozen creature our washer.wo.
man Is ]" Indeed, is she And
what's that, my dear :" quoth the ad.
miring mamma, "Why don't you
know that twelve dozen is a gross, re-.
piled the aStonished miss. "and gross is
very coarse r. "Yes, Of course. What
a lovely thing education is, my child
1t is going the photographic rounds
sdat year.old baby has been forward.
{! by express in New Hampshire. which
hcuot remarkable, as the baby hadn't
learned 20 talk. and Of course couldn't
express itself.