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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

A SUNDAY-sCHooL teacher told her class
about the wise and foolish virgins, and
asked them the next Sunday to repeat the
story. AL but one little miss had forgot
ten, and she only remembered that it was
about " them women who forgot their
kerosene"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

Two good-natured Irishmen. on a Ger
tain occasion, occupied the same bed. in
the morning one of them inquired of the
other, dennis, did you hear thunder
last nighta' "No, Pat; did it really
thunder?" Yes. it thundered as If hlvin
and earth would come together" why,
then, didn't We wake me, for ye know L
can't slape when is thunders?'
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

THE editor of the Savannah NslCs COM
prehensiveiy states that Sc we cannot pos
sibly return rejected manuscripts; indeed,
we won't undertake to return borrowed
money"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

THERE is to be private foot race at
Dayton, Ohio, shortly, between a gentle
man of eighty and a Lady Of eighty-one.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

SPEAKING of the round world, much
can be said on both sides.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

IT is estimated that the cartage bill paid
by the commerce of New York amounts
TO the enormous sum Of Sl2, ,000, 900 per
annum.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

HONE Streteh-The stretch across the
maternal knee.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22
ALICE II. MILLIKEN,

professional thief, and belonging to a
family of that name well known as thieves.
He also told her in the telegram what sort
of satchel to bring with her, and while
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

to the robbers was obtained by Mr., Sar-
gent. Armed with the usual authority to
examine the records of the telegraph office
he went directly to the Western Union Of
flee, corner OF Fourteenth Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and examined all
the private kilograms which had been
sent off since 9:l5. There was only one
that gave the slightest indication of having
any relation to the matter in hand, and
that was as follows:
WASHINGTON, D. c., 9 80 p. m, March 81 4,
ls75.-To W. c. Mardox, 107 Railroad Street,
Harrisburg, Pa.-Work accomplished. Return
tomorrow. Meet me at 5 10 train. PINK.
The fact that the dispatch was sent to
Harrisburg, where the supposed rob5er
had been Joined by the woman, the phras-
ing of it and the peculiar signature, all led
Mr.. Sargent TO question the clerk closely
as TO the appearance of the man who sent
it, and his looks were remembered for the
reason that he changed a fifty dollar bill
in paying for the dispatch, and these cor
responded with the description given by
Lieutenant Fitch. Mr.. Sargent fmmedi-
ately telegraphed TO the Chief of Police in
Harrisburg to arrest Mardox, and hold
him until further orders. Then he and
McElfresh quietly visited the Ebbitt
House, the Arlington, Willard's and Inn
perial, examined the registers and made
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

He is evidently man of some general
culture, OF rather refined appearance, and
possessed of great nerve, and said that be-
fore being locked up he would like to
make brief statement He said that "he
was in the bar-room of the Southern Ho-
tel in st. Louis. Monday evening; that he
knew Lieutenant Fitch by sight; that
while the Lieutenant was taking glass of
wine with some friends he overheard him
remark that he and his wife were going on
TO Washington in the morning; that he
proposed to settle up bis accounts with
the Navy Department and then resign,
and that his wife would go with him.
The thought occurred to him that she
might have her necklace with her, and
that in some way an opportunity would
occur to possess himself of it. He formed
the project of accompanying them to
Washington, and by the time they reached
Pittsburg he was satisfied from the extra.
ordinary care the Fitches took of their
satchel that it contained valuables of some
sort. At Pittsburg he telegraphed to
Harrisburg to the woman who was with
him, and whose real name was
ALICE II. MILLIKEN,
professional thief, and belonging to
family of that name well known as thieves
, 1875-11-27
Very Moan swisldlcf.

In = certain Troy church on aundAY' saee the
Times at tbAt city, young man VINO occupied
: sent near the pnlnlt Was evidently Steat!y om-
barrssyed when the collection "s4 taken ny.
Ills nsw was abous Tho nrSt into which ths has
tot Wss thrust, aud be plunged bis ha"d tato hs
nonlet. kept lie collector waiting momont, end
then QUICKLY thrust : bill-,,eydeot!, tho irat ho
coua oat out Of his Watlet-iato the basket.
Aftrr the service the sounE man iinRorod. and.
wbou lho congregation had retire1, approached
Ind @ wbo was oounsins u a1 The time.
and remarked that he MAS strsnger In the city.
that hs wAs poor young mAu. aud had,
In tho hurry Of She momsnt, pnt = $40 bill into
tha collection BASKET by mistaks for S1 bill.
Ii inquired nodss!ly e It rould b. unfair 70
AK tos tbs return OF % 10 him. The collector,
spproclstin9 the strangers evldsnt tsspknees
aud modeaty, looked over the collection. And,
andinK tie t10 bill. onsred To return II. Tbs
stranger declined. say,nR he m4ant to contribute
u, and that ~ be- had no ANAL change, no
would bs satisfied it ~ we're refunded to MIN.
This wAa proof positive to the Treasurer &hss
tho stranger was really honest, and lae hecotd-
ipsty gave him %. nearIy al thets was In tho
bsslsi. with tbs exetplon Of ths bill, Ind the
atrspKar departed With knAoy thanks and apollo
Risa. Altar lhs Treasurer rssoasd home hs WAS
struck BY The Appearances Of tha bill md MAN.
luA4 i loasly. u va souaseffsaA
, 1875-11-27

sane.isy. Ono gear, one OF those pious beRgars
contrlycd 10 mako hnsaIf lion In Tho teE,ous
cirulca of Je' porn by suaponlng hfmntlf by tho
heels grrat pAst If zach morning. b tying
ropes to tho branches OF d tres oserli,nsns
tho road, 81 ~ to 70 N aot Of puo|.
nnt than fastening his fort into s1p-
lnots as tho end OF onn Of tho ropes.
l,s continued 10 hani ssnaself mp I'M
III i,e hung 1,, whole leugth i'll tue Air. with his
hoasH together. nnnmbsiug ts nra,orH and te,t-
ing his beads. fIih taco was sereue. and lo
RpuAo without ti1ihcatr, aud In no wny gAys
Bigus Of artacutAr dl.cnmfot. During wholo
month he eobtlnuAl! this novel loat. winning
tharsl,s great enthusiasm from tho crowd Of nd
,niliup 1Iilluos.
At ann,hcr t!mn nne Of thcse bo8gaed, or
fakirs, distinguished ..ln,salf By 4ts extreme
hldeoasnrs.. "Upon his face, half hidden by
rough a:d unkompt beard. waa tattooed In rcd
tho trilen: OF Neptune; h.s hair. tiod in kaot.
potnso1 mitEs; mud his body, whtc', Was worry
lcan and quite naked. WAS bosalcafcd with nshea.
But tho moHt rovoting thing abous him Was his
left arm. Which, rithersd and quito htlf. stood
o;1e rerpendlcnlHrlr from tho nhonf-
der. Through tito coaoI hnnl, hound
round with s!rtps Of linon tho nails had worked
the,r ,Tnv. and wero growing out unou The ulher
sids; and tho hollow of this hand. WHICH had
bo4u filod WITH oarts., served as howcs.rot for
q small myltlo-buah."
In order to rt,iuce his arm h ths, miserable
condition, TIM fallr waB lied to seat. and tho
upltted limb WAS fastonoI to cross.bar. nur-
lnE considerable period, che torture resulting
from this nnnatnral poe:ton is hRonIzsnE hut.
an tho arm becomea Witherea, seosatton deaiths
and finally nnchT;oss ensucs. and \ permanent
condition OF rigtdttv ID the tcsult.
, 1875-11-27

a son OF the SSlu SeasxA lHHA
Loudun Journal wrreg thuH OF Norwegian
who seems to hAYe lost nothing of tho inaou!s.
ablo courage and euor1y Of his old Notso an
aaHtoca,
"Perlaps thore ia no greater test Of horolo
cousase than voluntary eucountor with great
periia A3ono. where an Escape from those pe!ils
has bson opened Of which others have aYailod
themselves. j1ch hoEuism has been recorded
this weeif. IN ils casa Of q Norwegian Captain,
Capt. Adder Hansen, who on tho 7th Of Octoher
lntt 0eflo With = CARGO Of iron and deals Tor En-
gland, and whose bark oncountoted. on tbs lQth
oE October. 90 fearful gallo tt.at all tho pumpa
weTo disabled, the sh!p'a side injured, aud
gteat deal Of the deck. load washed Raav. On
tho Goth Of 0etober q smack ca.ue In eiHhs. And
Capt. Hausen's crow. nos believing the
yesso, could 1;4a, less him with bis
bark rolling most foarfuly.' The Captain re-
natued alone In tho lopo OF getting btu bark
into a!imaby, in which TO llnalIy suceeedoi.
Aloue he tnansged to pot ths foEesail and main
e. aud to light tho slde-!iRhta md ths Glnuse!e-
Light, and then stored towards the west. Lie
ras 80 fa.igued that hs seversl times felt down
from at,eeE wearinoBa, aud during tho night he
bud several squalls. The cabin was full 81
water. which did much damage, ~ It rolled Win
tho rolling OF tho yesael. nn1 wieA he got tha
bark iuro Humber, Capt. Hansena sfreuKth was
Ali spent. That Seau,s TO Us, in tt8 way. greater
feat, becauss loneler feat, than many Pllot-
boat rescue In which the immediate pofii 10 1ss
more threatening. Tho courage Of group o.
assoo1atek u always much greAtsr thkn tae snH
Of the courage Hhtch each tndtvsooa4 u tas
group would separately exhibit.
, 1875-11-27


Fret I}artes n<r 4Seyitt Stu7y in 'eF, tiltr.
It "hs raining. Not in tla uslial difact, hon.
est. perpendicular fashion OF that mountain ro-
eion. but oply suggcatye!y, and in vague. un-
prove to bs fog OF mist. and any money asgsred
upun II would be hazardous. It wsa raining ~
Muct from bs'ow hs above, and the lower liu,ts
OF the 1ouncerB who gathered around tho square
baled cloud OF ateAn. The lonngera il DrIg9s'
were those who from deficiency OF taste OF tha
Eegnis!te capital avoided the gambling md
drinking saloons. and quiatiy appropriated
crackesa from tho convenient bsrral OF tbo gen.
erous Briggs or filed tloir pipes from hin open
tobacco cAnisters, Nth Ilo general auggostlon In
tboir nauuer that their company fully compen-
aated Tor amy Wasse Of hls material
They had beea smoking silently,-a ailenca
only broken BY tho occaalonaI hiss OF expectorA-
ttou against the hot s:oye. when tho door Of .
back room oEoned softly, md 0abEis! Couroy
entered.
ii. How Is he gettin' on. Gabe ?" as1sa ono OF
:.Bo. TO-" sad Gabriel. "YonT want ia
shItt those baudagea agin." he said, turning to
Hriggst "Rfoto The doctor comes. Ia cFma
ltack IL III hour. Gut I've Got to drop In aud SEQ
Low sscses Gostn' Oh, aud it's amatses Of 4
rui!ca from losne"
" hut he saYa hs won't lot anybody tech Linn
ii know ha say, M 10, S'ssssd Gabriel soothpu1y
"Gus he'll get ovcs that. That's what btiMHoH
aed when tie tuck ~orae. but hu got over that
and neyor got to 500 him except Ia tins to lay
him out"
Tao Justice Of this was admitted evop By
DriRRs. although evidently disappointed. Ga.
br,el WAS walking 70 tho door. whsn another
voice from the ssova ssopped him.
"oh. cabe! you mind that enJgsans family
With tbs sick baby, csnped dosa Tho guIch
Woll, tho baby vi, and dod Inst niRht.'
~ want 10 know," aa!d Gabriel, with thought
ful gravity.
"ies aud that noman's in heap Of trouble
after thinga7"
~ will" said Gabriel tboughtsul,y.
~ thought you'd Ike 10 know 1t, and ]
thought sle'd Ike me 10 tell you" sAld the
spstker, aettt,ng himself back again over tht
slovs With tho Rlr OF = man who had tusk ful
filed, 1t great personal sacrifice and labor,
work OF superoro8ktlon.
"You'fe aiwaYs thoughtful OF othsr folks
johnson" said Briggs adm.s.paly.
"Well. yes," sad Johuauu with 4 modoa
aezen,ty. ~ alsrs allow that meu In CaItfoEa,
ought 10 think Of others besides lhemsslres,
there's that family iu tue eulch made comfort
Able with Qabe atouad EN-"
bieanwhIl thia lcmely inclter Of the unsaIdat
virtues Of Qne-Horso Qusch had passsd out into
| the rain and darkness. 80 conaeientfously did
hs fnlnls tis various obligations, that u VI,
nearly o'clock befuEs 10 reached hia rude hui
| Oh the hiiaids, rough cabin OF pine logs, u
| unpstttntious and wild tn sxtsroF ~ TO bo but
slight Improvement on nRturs. Ths vines clam
beted unrestsAinedly over The eaEk-thA.ohst
roof tho birds occupied The ossviesa Of th,
wal1al the squirrel sts hls &ootoa O. tha ridge
pols Without fsAx aud without tsItoAoh.
, 1875-11-27
Tumor of T.yelve Tcars' Eros7tA cErs1 W
En4wny'a fscs0issn:.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER LIT 2!l.

From ptpnsut gentleman 2nd rcsilcnt q c.ucnsl Y,
u luT tha iI4.t yeAls N4! noJh - las o12"S
nuLiEhaEs throughout tbs unttsd h:atss.
NEW YnRE. tl1t. n. nv .
DE-. RApvAI-DEAR atn: an. induced hi ss.s' - q. .
Il xoas noJslne oa ny.e! f.r ss'f5s, r.
ut1nsTy otgAus whIeh twslss lnonth a
tn ! mast tatrtbI7 attaining d.a.A!o. waraE, ~
aaamaioo Of tho ttdnsys and hlsndct. arl -, -
ssss ssf sesaa ssasaa ssaa.Y eassd E. ssss Il
pl,sclaa. md ad tAksn larfs Hmsps!y t os r. I'll .
Ihad u astaaAhnx cuso* hAstux hada naa3 - ins
xytadlss. sud tour month"; AE !sad nas, r. q
snsots .ho Aad ooa n,cq ss'Gssas -
parlia Rssosept Ready Relief. and ns* 7:Ial s.t
1E'aa''sd. and NJ" ''* 3. g. =. jREis Cincinnati, o.
, 1875-11-27
rHElsapE, :

Tho sun eotnes Up, and the sun goes down;
Nighs follows morn, morn follows nght:
BcatA quick tho plllso OF tho buay tonn,
But slower II sbrobs with the fading Light.
We alceP, va w2ie; VIC mourn, No jcst:
Te bulld to-dsv ~ We ba.It Gtfo1e.
Night conlca aRain, and 4gafn To rrft:
10 rsl.ls Lfe;s ll1ainaA4 o'sr and Ger.
Month after month, year after year,
Doth TIME hia WORKOUT thiuRa ralov,
And from tho cradle, aud from the hier.
Mataha1s Atg houfs III br!cf roYtew.
"1ben "is but Now; the F1sat IN Laat;
The New bath caught tho oltlsn way.
Tomorrow cptncx: els but tho Past,
Anskehtti from tbs winEs OF Yssterday.
CHICAGO, November .isis. 8. J. II.
, 1875-11-27

Eres4 drop Of tho sasslpa.itliAn RAelvcu. comnua.
aud juices tho systs. ths vEot Q! lis, roait.
tho OF tho LuY MItn ngw au sHtiHl i.
sc.s.us sypuis, sya.apt0a tI.aa tlat asse,s aians
In t4e thEoas. mouth tutnuss Au1.x i tB El1ls All
charges tna aud ths wn.t tuns " 4kta dl
shsn,a esy,ipe.; aeas h.ok 'ps; wynn. = 70 de,h1
paiatni discharges, night s~sits 10 ot stcr1n ad i'll
1astsn pf IN, e principle. ~n U, eatt.s ralss
viii prove 70 any person usus In clth'r dsiss III
II ms pafoui, daily bseo1nine rtHea by tho va,tes
and deoonpotltion eontiuus J tsr'aaaaag saa'
Gin m.ae nsslsh b1s' a7 ri, ri to-.
for whoo npco fhli Esn.cdy pna ~ Nsk n tur
cation and sacooods In dnlnlsbinr the -" x4st
!sri himsef arowinJ bettar md t:r,ns.r til, food d
Eosnx better, eppste impsoTnx. Aad 1.sh haa "ssat
Sot on; deAs tbs 6asapari1llan netol.ent e1e, at
Uunstitntional sad Skin dsessss bit III. tho only pad
puro for
, 1875-11-27
DIR. RADWAY'S
Pills

p>ttep,ly txstslsys elegantly eoatsd WIN "A H.
rssulAta, pal. e!sAuse: ~ .ss ~ ,tasta.
Eis.; Fa n..sa. ta4s, b.ai: 1es;ss' p.'s rs
Ass1aaEo, Dnaattpaioa. Cssv.oss. aam.s,ta of il
soss Files "a q q s,a. .as Suss5
ssaslc. eepsLaiaE 10 ussour1. ~lassA'' of a'''
ofSs: obs,fss tho toliowtns synptoaas sssuae ''"1
Di.ars,s et sas o. ssto nu Dloet tn ~
esd 4esdS s.en;sa Hss'stts u i. Hs1 ssssssa
ge~ .. .futs.ssass II d. Fl S 1
=: i: nstni; n;.' as5ss:s ~
hsta Il .,en VIZ ssiq;5 pas'i; u K s
ion nSt. na a nshccasy of Fsi.pitat4en
6 eR! Ga1S.! Il IL III a As ca. sisn .4a'
sa:e fsss Il Il IL e: 4. sss
EaS. Bofd by arasEsAn' -
Read "Ealso and True. .
-. ,.,.,..t.~n u HADWAY j co.. no. -
wssss..sS, w9s Nv issE 1a's4AAasa VISA 'ass''~-'
I'LL he teAt 5t&
, 1875-11-27
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.

Vfusry and Womb Dlseasss Graro', DInaoc', D9otsJ.
stUpplxs Of water, tneoattnsnea n u1ile Efl1hst ~
xttsr Z t1sk s.a1l .iTxa s vss Ts
siit or these il anrbd. DARK bilious tpp:ssano, 10
whts bprsduat dopes1s. Sad wha,. thase + tstnnsi
burning sensation WhSr passing NAs ana pGta ta7sA'
ol tbs 6ack and along tho lolns.
Tumot Of Tsveive Tcats' Growth GErea W
lsuAwuy'a RcsOisIn:.
BEyxnL1, Mas1., La! i] t1o:
NJ. RApWAy: Ihavs had asA ~ inn"t !. th3 ofann
and bowpi.. All the dosasA said tad'o w. NJ NY H. H.
III Triad evgfyI h!ux tbA: rse11ItA1- Iat uHa
Ing bspea s aaw sour less .ea sna 'h's3a s au
foreI ivf twcvs yp11s. tnk tIx s ~ :,e.staas @
sud 0us bug Had As Pulls sad ~" hotsa T. tsn
Keady Eset enu thers aot s!x u tni1 ~ 9s ~
er l IA hssta5 ssrtof ~ h,pa' Ss tse 1es
lids Of ths 6owr}s o1es the Eron W. s'. 10 ~ 11
lhs bsns!lt of othssa. You eau ppp &. : M tSapF
Pr4os. u pas botts.
, 1875-11-27

ils ports Of tho Black Sea.
aaHaco Q FOR ehfEE>HaXlNo.
Tho gradual exhaustion or the various sub
stances used for paper-making cAuses M earnest
inquiry for supplies Of now material. 1t III known
thst tho Chinese aud Japanese, who eject in Tho
manufacture Of paper, produce = t1no quality.
known As India ptoof-papot. from young bamboos
They also manufacture, from tho batR
Of tho papet-muiberrY. mapY ssylea OF
paror, some OF which initiate leather
sud others muslin and Grape, 80 closely
that much caro- ia raQairol to detect tho fca'
na.uro Of tho attlclc. The bamboo has been IN.
troducc1 into rnrinuB countries "a raper.
pAteriaI. and there is no reason why It should
not 10 Imported IL unlimited quantities ln
bamboo flourish 'u.ut'antly. and their
gro ,t,t ts pu rapid that tho EuppIy
nrod nerer 30 drained. As to tie rate Of gravth
it's sal Tint, at Gchzlre,,..tlie gardens OF tho
khulsro Of Eerpt, ,--ti,o bau,bon has been kuo~n
70 Gtow iuci,rs In night. At Lion HOUSE,
tho mansion Of tho Duxo Of Northumberland. -
Htoa.s OF Nan.bhsa yig1nted have attained tho
lIolglt Of 60 feet In tHelYo wecks. AZ keS. sbe
Ran'bnsa rafgaris has grown in favorable rea:
CuatsN orttt. taa Baulo species has reached Tho
height Of 40 fcot In forty days.
CULTURE OF T,M6En IN MAuRlTlus.
The n1ausgora OF the Royal usrJens Kew.
England, hAva tried tho experiment OF in'roduc'
Ing different species OF valuable tinsbcs'sreea
ipso Mansitius. Tho effort has thus far progcd
encouraging. Mahogany tSsr,etcnia Natasoai)
has made worry rapid growth, forming, In thrse
or fout Years after the sowing Of tho seed, ttcca
about 70 fort high. md With Btsms from > 10 9
nn, h,. ~ bsa .nun, to m,ss crcs,tent ,,m1ocp
superior 20 ua"tna!n. ~ nas uocotns u3'usn M
lzcn on t~e Nils ut!a "as;o .aaos uest iots Aour'
r. s,,nr .ha nro,t ~ cni,}sntin,, ,nshoc.nv II
NAV bn ren,arAcd that 4 troe blown doAn, 10 tbs
Botanical 0ardona At Calcutta, by tho great ey-
clone, ics''scd Over eaoo.
euc, ,eu .acT,c rxor,,7,o,
IT.. ,>ta.t eas;..s t-a-. .,.a Fnc,;.h x~e,,c
80 '"'se: ,.s NV. Wv ..s ee
pealt1on etato fhas an unusually easy passage
has been effected to within 100 rniles OF the CO.
trance to Smith Sound and It ie hoped that. IL
circumstances continue cavall7 favorable. tho
Pole may DO reschoa thia Teas' Ino efpealtaoh
is Vt espocsed 70 return. moreover. Until the
c,1sS y. aat.. .. IVY ~, 1n,na @ w.. ,,I1 81.
snS ~ hnr th., yes a., tio.ted nf with.
out iuiu,y, WITH thu r,so OF tho ttde.
-
JOURNEY Ro''Hp THE "oDtp.
s'atea ~ .a's ,nas ronsn sepo s!''n .,'s
ueius n'seu Wv ~ ~. !o".us .eula VI,
was!a IN ten ~entss. Inc e1cass'on'sta "''
yla't India, Japan, tho Interior Sea Of Japan'
Chipcso uorts. Australia, &c. A special library,
viii, nstrrnonta. ni1t aroomnauy TIN trxyolera.
Fin rnr,v Iii rn1aist nIc,,n;Yo{v of ocntsmeu,
auI tha f.ra for tI,o round lin Il mt At 4,OoD
everything included, TGo Geoeraphicoi Bocisty
oithn.,1;, II i, ornnorteJ hv t,rivso funda nn /,
ThalIv a nrirate sncenlatio,,!
EGYPTIAN DOGS.
DR.. 8. Birch, Of tho Dtitjsh Mrsoun, author
of the laso condensed history of =. Egyrt from
Aha Ncnunn,ta !" has eon.r;bn,ed n tho Trans.
, 1875-11-27
BEAUTY AND CULTURE.

Beauty afoue,
A trbacherorh II,
Dttsives the eye
To break tbs tealt
Ills culture that
WotnAn'a b.auty doMsTM
Al fragrance lends
The clasIu to houera.
United they
Will ever be,
70 sya an1 heart,
Sweet ritehar5. -.
Nov. Is, 1878 GEo. noDdEns.
, 1875-11-27

Ths religious msadIcants Of IudlA are NIL
msrous class, deriving their aubsi.tsncs from tie
charity OF the populace. whose pity they sxelss
BY pssctieinR various kinds OF soil. .uaost.aoatou
Ons exhibits himasi destitute Of clothing, Or
covered with coating Of aahesl and another
dlspsys wlthAssd limb, which b. has spccosd,
ID, BY rssouts effort, tn parslyxiug. Each ons
stayss 10 sutpa.s al ottsrs Ia the fauatiaAl o.
ssas 10 whlah b sasnss hls asls.ahuas, Ia osdss
thaa b. may obtain Z Aupsnos ssputasIon foE
, 1875-11-27

NEW TULIP.
l. no1 species Of tulip has beon discovered
Ii Ceutral Aala, which is said 10 be the mort
beautiful yet 9nown. Tho Hover Is larger than
thAt OF tho common tulip. aud 10 Of = bright
orange spotted with black. It Is nkuad 1ulipa
Griegtt,
, 1875-11-27

The Jatua q large ard influential religious
sect Of the llindoos, chcrish profound respect
for animal life, aod not only avoid hartnsng any
living creature, but Inake 1t rulo 10 protect aud
auccor oVcty a.lipg mud holplesa ono tt,st comes
within their range. Tho Jain priests, when in
tho streets, wear q veil over their mouths to
prevent tue possibility OF swallowing some tiny
iuaect 1utterog In the air and carry about with
them broom with which to clear the spot Nhcro
they chance to ait thas they rpay not in}uro or
crush any living things with thois wsIght. When
tie devout Jain meets with wounded animal
he taudory cares for It, taking It into biz house
and nursing 1t until 1t 10 healed. tho rich meu-
bsrs Of tho sect support hospitals for sick and
disablod animals, whele their wants are caseful-
ly provided for until Ao5 aro able to shit for
tlGmzalyes.
cd in Bombay, Ia thickty-populstsl district
and IL opeu to Ill visitors. ln large outer
court, surrounded With suads. aillnG aud DO.
csepid oxou Ara antortAined+ Ia this ward. tha
their eyes ba:idsged and lher lega bound III CON-
praaaes While those that are unshlc u stand by
reasou Of thair many tntiruttisa, are PROVIDED
With beds OF clean atrAW on Whlca 10 stfotch
shemsel'ea; Atteudsnts are tn waiting ~ho Eli
and dfess their coats, and bring food to the lau''
sud phsslytac.
second inoloaure Ia reserved for eiok ant
sf1icted 1oga and cats and = &hsrd containa dts
spend their lives peacsAb!y In this Paradise q
tho brute creation. in COMPANY with bald vul
lures. ind bnxsxtls that have lost THAR pln
mage. A. The othos end Of the court, heron
proud OF his wooden log. etrutted about Ia tbs
1nldst OF blind ducks and lame fowls"
All the domestlo suimais, and ali the tribe.
That dwsll In thu vicinity Of man, hays slell
!sp.ssensstious in theae hospitals. Hats ass
Rmong tho uoss nunssoas inmHtes, sharing tht
Esylum With mice, spArrows, paacooku, Rpd aver
tsek.s. Connected wish THO hospital 1t surat !.
sspaclous Eransfy, WHARF al the dlmased grait
&myttaas Of ooctsoaohes AID iussats Of vArloua
, 1875-11-27


with oyhets, 9auterne
W.tu aonp, Madeira OF pheffy.
Mi;ti fish, Hurk
With tntrte, Elrct
It Ia customary among thota whosa means aeo
equa to tho taste to taye t,ro IlRteta-a Ruo1
ono for tho llrst eutree, mi q smllIor supply Ut
voty luo way, 1aitte Ut Cioa funEcot) 10 Bsrse
win game. Proceeding, therefore, urun luis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-24
One Year 40 In nemn,,.

This time last year we were ENJOYING
a %gubernatorial contest, and the question
was asked on the streets August 2lst.
Who in the hill is PorterY" He was
our nominee for Governor at that time.
but a like question has been asked
within the past few days by those who
were anxious to find the Key of the
Senatorial question. At this time last
year, also, candidates for Congressional
honors we're announcing themselves for
the Congressional Convention held at
Bolivar on the 10th of September.
Under the instructions of Mayor League.
the police forces we're raiding houses of
ill-iame by night, and an order was
issued to arrest all parties renting such
houses, and that the inmates Be COM
PEELED to move TO some secluded place.
One of the first Shelby county bales Of
cotton was received by I. B. Haynes on.
the 10Th of August; it was raised by q
black man, Andrew Jamison. Mrs. Nc.
Carly, the Queen of Happy Hollow,
hled a Chancery bill and obtained an
injunction restraining the Board of
Health from tearing down her pest
house or castle by the messy green lake
of noxious vapors.