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DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
Box 7s9, New Yerk.
, 1875-04-07
THE DAILY SUN, 90 A YEAR.

prominently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation IN the world. Free, indie.
'endent, and fearless in politics. All the news
everywhere. Two cents q copy by mail,
- cents a month, or Sc a year.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
An Old Time Minister.

That was very sensible sort Of
Christianity which the Rev. Mr..
Williams, of Dudley county, Massa-
chusetts, Is said TO have taught. IL
is related OF him that when midway
IN his sermon on a suitry Sunday,
hearing the sound of distant thun.
der, he glanced out OF the window
once or twice, stopped preaching,
and then remarked: Brethren, 1
observe that our brother Crosby is
not prepared for rain. | think il
our duty to help our brother Cros-
by get IN his hay before the show
or. Stepping down from the pull
pit he went, with several OF the
brethren, to the hay field, and
worked there for half an hour,
when the hay was housed. Then
returning TO the church he took up
the thread of his sermon, where he
had left it, and preached straight
through TO his "iifteenthly," and
finally" without an omission.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
A Catcher.

Where ere our crack base. bali
catchers nowY The Gavleston
News of recent date has the fol-
lowing editorial paragraph: can
American, very appropriately
named Holtum, has been surpris-
ing all Paris by catching IN his
hands the ball which is discharged
at him from canon at point
blank range Of ten yards. Tho
feat has been performed under cir
cumstances which leave no doubt
that the ball which the performer
catches is that which was placed in
the canon, while the detonation
and smoke arc apparently convin-
cling evidences that the piece car
ries charge of orthodox powder.
The same feat was performed in
London some thirty or thirty-five
years ago, and explained by tho
performer. His method was to
place very small and nicely ad-
justed fraction OF the charge in the
gun, then 10 ram homo the ball,
then the remainder of the powder.
the result being the maximum OF
explosion with the minimum of i'm.
petus."
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
A Touching Storv..

A very touching and beautiful
story comes from the east concern
ing the Princess Marcellne Cart
oryska who recently died in Gal
licia. Her little sou fell i'll and hi
life was dcspaircd Of The Dowa
ger in sublime prayer asked tC
God to take her lie IN place o
that of her grandson. By sort o
myracle the child was saved; al
most Immediately the princess was
attacked, by malady of languoi
OF which II was impossible to as
crlbc any natural cause.
at is a debt that | owe to Heav-
en-" she smiled family. A few
days later upon a radiant after,
noon, she had herself rolled out in
her easy chair on tho lawn, and
gave orders to have all the doors
and CRATES of the garden opened so
that everybody might enter. When
the villagers heard of 1t they al
once left their tasks. Old men and
women, young men and maidons
and little children pressed about
the dying princess, who had long
been like a mother to them, for. she
had held the old fashioned notion
that the people are the family Of
the sovereign. Then began most
touching ceremony. The children
came first. Drawing the youngest
one in her arms, she embraced ii
saying, Let this kiss fall again
upon you all my dear friends"
Then she gave TO each child
medallion, bearing the evangelical
words, Love one another After
the children came young girls and
women To each Of them she gave
d littlo case containing implements
Of needle work and Il chaplet and
an image OF the blessed Mary. To
the men she gave an ebony cross,
and for each gift and recipient
shc had appropriate words. When
she had extended her last presents
she, was so exhausted that her son
ard daugher-in-law, who stood be-
side hor, wished to haze her wheeled
back in the house, but she said no.
She then begged the people to re.
cite in a loud voice the Dominica
orison. Then alta sign from her
hand they all knelt, and their
voices in tervent tone broke out
in the recital OF the Lords prayer.
AS the amen still echoes in the air
she telt death invading her heart,
and, whispering Marcel, the name
OF her granurU", th~ ohiih was
brought, and as he was being car
ried to her lips her head dropped
upon her breast, and without a
SIGH she rendered her soul to God.
SO much for a scene that seems
taken from a poem-an ideal state
Of society that once can hardly rec
onclle with the present.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
A French Solomon to His Son

Women love but once shun that
once.
Women hate IN proportion 70
their lovo.
Most women retain their virtue,
but many like to risk It.
Not all women lie, but no wo-
man ever tells the whole truth.
Hatred is at the bottom Of love,
as death is at the bottom OF life.
One always thinks he's IN love
when going up stairs; coming down
he is not 80 sure of it.
You cannot impede q woman
IN her love; you cannot recall the
arrow into space.
| A woman is n fortress which can
always be taken-by him who
knows how to make the assault.
Mans vanity is irritatcd by de.
feat and consoled with rupture.
/ Woman's vanity acts in an inverse
sense.
Ask not woman's heart; she
has put one and may give 1t. OF
all fatal presents a woman's heart
is the most deadly.
Do not love a romantic woman
She will make an ideal Of you which
YOU cannot realize, and which it will
grieve you to destroy.-[Paris Chi
ayarl
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
A Brass Tipped Agent.

lie drove bis toam mp close tc
the fence, got down and raped on
the door. The widow Gilkens
opened it, when he said Mrs.
Gllkens, am cognizant of the cir
cumstances by which you are at
present surrounded, lett, ne you
are TO trudge down the Journey OF
life through cold and hairless
world-no longer sustained and
encouraged by the noble one to
whom you gave the treasure of
your hearts affection, and bowed
down by tho manifold cares and
responsibilities incidental to the
rearing of eight small children on
forty acres Of sub carboniferous
limestone land yet, Mrs. Gilkens,
you are aware that the season is
now approaching when dark, dis
mai, dangerous clouds at frequent
intervals span tho canopy of lleav-
en- and when zlszag streaks OF
electricity dart hither and ,hither,
rendering this habitation unsafe
for yourself and those dear little
ones ; hence, therefore, let me sell
you a copper wire, silver tiped and
and highly magnetic IIghtningrod.'
The woman staggered back few
tacos and yelled; 'Narcis, unfastcn
old Crouch" In another instant a
savage bulldog came darting
around tho corner Of the house,
with bris,cs up thirsting for gore.
The dog had already mangled n
machine and patient soap man,
and was held in great esteem by
the better class Of citizens for his
courage and service, but when his
eye met the hard and penetrating
gsze Of Mr.. Parsons, his chops fell
and he skunk off and hid in the
current bushes. Then the man
said ; MY dear lady you seem TO
be little excited. Now, If you
will allow me to explain the proba-
bic inestimable-'
bS' u W hHoW sohlc'hihS WA,
will start yc, sad Mrs. Gilkens, as
she reached under some bedc!othing
and brought out a horse pistol but,
owing 10 the shattered condition OF
her nerves, her aim was uns eidy,
and the charge OF buclishot missed,
save where few scattering ones
struck his check and bounced off.
A hard, metallic smile spread over
his countenance as he leaned his
shoulder against the door frame,
and again commenced my dear
madame, such spasms sdic manifesto
,ions nj vonr aisingiinaiivn to make
a judicious investment ui -
paItry dollars
'Hi-cov p shriokcd the widow,
and collapsed into kind ofjcrlsing
swoon, and before she had recov-
ored a highly magnetic lightning
rod decorated her humble dUimclle,
and Parsons had the bank note fill
ed out all ready for her signature.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Plain Talk on a Plain Subject,

Rev. DIR. Bartol, of Boston, gave
expression to these emphatic views
on Sunday last, when referring to
the case Of Jesse Pomeroy: "lf we
would have no monsters about us
in the community, let not idiots or
insane pair, or scrofulous or con-
sumptivcs, those soaked in alcohol
or conceived in lust, entering the
world diseased in body or mind, or
overweighcd with any propensity
or passion, be allowed to marry,
any more than we would have q
nursery for bears and wolves, OF
cultivate poisonous ivy, deadly
nightshade, or apple fern in the en-
closure of our houses, our yards
and fields. Seciety, by righteous
custom, if not be statute law, has
right to prevent to forbid the
multiplication OF monstrous speci
mems OF humanity. That mewllng
puking, droolng, wailing baby
ought not to exist; it is no bless
ing, but a curse OF nature and Goo
on the misdoing Of mon ard wo
men"
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Cute Bows.

.Wilcher, n butcher of Souix City.
thought he'd play n trick on his
boys and get an enormous amount
Of work out Of them during the
coming year. He had traded for
a pony, and all his boys wanted
the animal, and each claimed him
as his individual property. They
quarrclled too, and Became unman-
ageable. Witcher conceived "A plan
OF settling the dispute, restore har-
mony IN his family, and making a
good speculation at the same time.
He told the boys he would put the
pony up at auction-they to be the
only bldders-and sale assured,
the highest bidder to have the po-
ny with the privilege OF paying Tor
the property by work to be per
formed during the year. They all
wanted the pony 30 unanimously
that he supposed they would bid
high. But he found out his mis-
take too late. The boys formed q
ring. The pony was knocked down
to the youngest shaver at s25,25
who sold the animal to n Black
Hill emigrant for S75. He paid
the old man the auction price, anC
had s49,75 to divide among hi
brothers. Those boys did not Civ
the old man chance. They viii
be ready for business when tn
| time comes.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Against the Amendment.

Porter Eve, an aged darkoe, who
claims Harrodsburg, Kentucky as
his home and birthplace, amused u
select audience at police station No.
views i%Ss ON on"hssi The Civil 'rrhan 9rG'p9ss1l 9s1
no fool" SAID Porter, "to think dat
dis new bill Is ticket to heaven /!
No sab you hear me Whar WAS
| before dc war? And whar am l
now? Here, right here on de old
Kentucky shore, whar l was born
a slave ana hope to die one did do
Emancipation proclamation wash
do black of my face? No sab !
Am dis rights bill going TO make
me rs rich as Creosot. No sab |!
Ise q nlggcr an dats all, an you
white folks knows it. Dars no
foolishingness in old Uncle Porter.
and if | kin stop in this place until
moaning, III bless dc lamb and
pray for you, so | will" Mr.. En-
low gave the antlquated logician y
lodging, and this morning he bado
hlm farwell with "Good-byc, sab;
III remember you when de Lord
sets us all free, for sure Porter
is about sixty five yearys old, and
has benn IN the employ OF Mr..
Elisha Williamson, of Bardstowp,
since his birth. He calls Mr.. Will
hanson "Master," and says he will
serve HIM till "the good angel
blows the trumpet."-[ Louisville
Ledger.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

The latest Interesting archnol-
ogical discovery, Gays the Pail
Mall Gazette, has been made in
Crete. The monks OF q convent
which occupies the site Of the an
cient aud once celebrated town oil
Aptcra, have dug up two lifc-size
female statues draped after tho
fashion of ladies who moved in $50
ciely" three thousand years ago.
The question as 10 the identity Of
the statues has, it is stated, raised a
lively controversy among local
archmologists. BY some 1t is
maintained, on tho strength Of a
barely legiblc inscription on the
pedestal OF one Of the statues, that
they represent a daughter Of the
Emperor ClauJius. The inscrip-
ton is, however, so clumsily cut,
and represents so rude contrast
with the exquisite chiselIing Of the
figures themselves, that it is sup
posed by others to have been made
by an inexperienced hand at a
statues, which attract great M.
est, are to be Sent at an early date
to Constantinoplc, to be deposited
in the Stamboul museum. 1t is 10
be hoped that centuries hence no
one will dig up any female statues
existing in this country drapsd
after the fashion of the prescn,
ago.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
The growth of catholics IN TIL

The growth of catholics IN this
country is something astonishing.
The Catholic Church in the United
States probably numbers s,OOO,OOO
commandments. The catholics oc-
cupy 6920 stations, chapels and
churches; they have the service OF
4973 priests, 6 apostolic vicare, 40
bishops, 0 archbishops and cardi.
nal. They have ls theological
semlnaries, with 1900 students /;
over 1000 schools OF all grades, and
more than 5000 asylums and hos
pitfalls There are among them Z
different orders of monks and frlars
snch as Jcsuits and Redemptorists,
IL congregations of priests and
brothers and 80 sistcrhoods. :"
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
His Choice.

A good story is told Of a Chlca.
go dry goods salesman, who has
the reputation OF being somewhat
Of a wag. lie recently sold bill
OF goods TO country customer,
who was believed to be "A little
shaky, and was expected TO commit
justifiablc insolvency as soon as he
had disposed of his stock. As II
was the customers intention to
pay a small part Of his accout with
notes, which might prove worth,
less, the salesman, so the story
goes, added here and there q little
to the price of the goods, so that
when the purchase of some two
thousand dollars worth had been
paid in casb there was no possible.
i'y of the firm losing anything,
even should the notes go to pre-
test. The transaction concluded,
the customer besought the salesman
to give present of some sort, and
the generous salesman accordingly
presented him with a valuable red
silk pocket handkerchief.
THAT won't do. said the custo-
mer, 'glve mo nice silk dress for
my wife, or something Of that
sort
Cant do IT. responded the sales
man; 'but I'll tell you what I'll do;
III give you back your notes
No. replied the customer; hold
on, III take the handkerchief
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

"A youth and preety slrl sat
facing each other at a party. The
youth smitten with the charms Ct
the maiden, only venturcd shy
look, aud now and then touched
Patty's feet under the table. The
girl determined to make the youth
express what he so warmly felt
bore with these advances n little
while in silence, when she cried
out, "look here F! if you love me
, say so, but DON'T dirty my stock
ings.'
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

A Chicago lady was passing
along the street when q gentleman
stepped out and said to ber: How'd
do :? extending his hand smiling
cheeriully. Il beg pardon said
she looking hard at him, you have
the advantage of me- why don't
you know me Y he asked, amazed.
Il cant remember you, she said.
why | used to be your husband
John Augustus Henderson, you
know She remembered him,
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

Yesterday morning a police
man was called in to quell family
disturbance on Seventh street, and,
as he looked at the broken iurni-
ture, ruined stove, and bleeding
man amp wife, he asked the man
"Do you have these spells often Z!
Dwell, no." answered the man,
"my wife's health is SO poor that
she will only strike back occasion
ally Detroit Free Press.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Two colorcd men took refuge

Two colorcd men took refuge
under tree in a violent thunder
storm. "Jullus, can you pray =
said one. "No, SAM was the re.
ply; 'nebber prayed in my life
sWell, can't you sing hymn Just
then tho lightning struck a tree
near by, shivering it, when the
first speaker exclaimed: see
heah, honey, somethin' 'liglous has
got to be done, an dat mighty sud
din, too, s'pose you pass around dc
hat
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Laws Governing Subscribers.

Itsubscribers order tie discontinuancc Of their
newspapers the publ .s..er may continue TO send
them until all arresragcs are paid.
If subscribers neglect or refusc t. take their
newspapers from thcir office to which lhey are
directed, they are held responsible unth they
have settled their bills and ordered the paper dis
son inue
II subscribers move to other places without iu'
forming the publisher and newspapers asc sent
10 the former direction they are held responsible.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

"Woman she requires no culo-
gy.'
Lucky they don't they wouldn't
get 1t from me. I've had enough
of 'em' | have. I've crossed over
10 the PhIlliS,ines, and much AS
ever DIRE speak to one of them,
lest he is lover or husband to some
of these viragocs. just cross the
track once OF some female friend,
q either IN love or in literature
Hornets and nettles /! the way you'll
get demolished not that they
won't smile on you just tho same;
oh, YES but wait till your back is
turned-it the dissocting knife OF
friendship don't take You to pieces
till your mental skeleton is an
anatomical curiosity, set me down
Tor fool. The book You wrote
will be miserable and uniemenine
they disapprovc your style en-
tircly; ten to one; at the very tune
they are trying poor I'M
itatlon Of 1t themselves. Then
just let Elm catch you looking at a
gentleman they have mentally ap-
proprIated they'll compass heaven
and earth but they'll put their foot
on your prcsuming neck Now, !
know | shall get my eyes scratched
out for this, but never mind, I'm
used to it, in fact, it is a p lea'ant
little excitement There's too
many women IN tho world, by
halt. There amt room enough toi
'em unless Congress 'annexes' the
moon. Each one wants a world oi
hearts to herself, and it stands tC
reason they can't have it, anc
what's more, they shan't while In
about. Ferns are said 10 beTgrcen
but know better! Some OF 'en
are blue, and they are rank poison
to some people, too, unless they
let 'cm alone. =