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\ woman cured her husband OF stay
ing out late at night by going to the
door when he came home and whisper
ing through the keyholc, ais that you,
Willie ?" Her husbands name Is John,
and he stays at homo every night now,
aud sleeps with one eve open ami a re-
volver under his pillow.
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Turkey, don't yawn. Ore q the I've
delegates who had ~ audience wi;a alu.
a few DAYS ago forgot where he WAS,
opened his mouth anj said "ho- bRm,
aud ne was sitting ca the cuglteuoI
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lie Dldn't Have faIih.

"N hen | WAS young man, sall inc
Judge, nIopping the beer of his trousers
with handkerchief he had borrowed
from Billy Weed, 81 knew blacksmith
in our village who was one of the hard
est tickets in tho place. A revival
preacher came along, aud Tom was con-
vcrtcd. 1t made great change in BIN,
and he was held up by church people
as a signal example of the saving power
of grace. After Tom had been travelling
on the road TO heaven about three weeks
his turn came to be examined on the
fitness for church membership. Tom
was an awful heather, and although he
could sing and pray with the Ioudest, be
couldn't read, and knew no more about
the Bible than wild African. The
session Ct think that's what they call IL
met, one Saturday night, and Tom went
in, with his face washed and his cap on
his head, looking little embarrassed,
bnt as happy as new converts always
arc. After the praying and other pre-
liminaries the Irarson got TO work on
Tom. lie told hIm the story Of Jonah
and The whale, and asked him ii he be
lievcd that Believed that a man was
in whalo's belly an came out alive :.
cried Tom. DE the Bible say that, par
son 2 Certainly, certainly, brother.
oh, yes, yes OF course | believe says
Tom. DO YOU believe that the three
Hebrew Children, Shadrach, Meshach
and Abednego, were cast INTO furnace
heated seven times hotter than usual,
and that they walked in the flame prais-
ing the Lord, and not even their gar
ments were slnged 2 Toms eyes bulgcd
out of his head as be looked at tho par
son and gaspcd: DO the Bible say that,
parson 2 ycs, of course, my brother.
That them icllers you spoke of walked
around in fire seven times hot,cr'n
kan heat my forgc' Yes, my brother;
do you believe it z Tom rose up and
got out into the aisle. Then he sputtcr-
ed. No, | don't. And | don't believe
that fish story neither, now. - Fugiaid
Ner.) Chronicle.
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Co,Oraal Lightning

IN Tho summer OF 1883 Wilbur K.
Stone, now citizen Of Pueblo, accom-
panied by tail and athletic mountain
Ger, ascendcd 10 the summit of Mount
Lincoln for the purpose of asccr,ainlng
its altitude barometrically. The day
was clear and pleasant, ANA the wind
moderate. After accomplishing their
object Mr.. Stone observed a heavy
cloud approaching rapidly from the
northwest, sweeping furiously through
congeries of rugged peaks, roaring
louder and louder rs it approached the
loitier summit upon which they stood.
When the cloud reached the side OF the
mountain, driven by fierce wind, 1t
rose rapidly toward the summit. While
gazing at it Mr.. Stone stretched his arm
toward il, when instantly his fingers be-
ran to give out sound like tho buzz
zing of "a large bug or beetle. Very
soon this buzzing and swapping SOUND
seemed to be all around them, and more
particularly in their hair. The other
man, whose bushy locks were so long
that they hung down TO bis shoulders,
supposing that 4 bug had really got IN
10 his hat, took it of, when behold, his
hair rose and stood on end, giving him
an appearance at once ludicrous and
hideous. Mr. Stone, whose HAIR was
shorter and lighter, then took off his
nat, and found his hair affected in the
same way. lie then extended his hand
toward his companion, when chain OF
electric sparks few out Of the ends OF
his fingers, although covered with a
thick glove, until an equilibrium was
established. Meantime the buzzing
kept up all around.
A bank of drifted snow lay upon the
northeast side of the summit. Two
dogs which were with them got upon
the snow and engaged in frohcksomc
gambols, as If in high state OF enjoy
mcnt but they were partially sheltered
from The wind which then swept like "a
hurricane across the summit. Mr.Stone
threw a stick little way above them,
which one of The dogs ran to pick up,
but iast as he reached il the wind struck
him and with il an electric shock, which
caused him TO utter Il loud cry aud take
10 his heels down the mountain side,
with his hair like the tail of an angry
OF scared cat.
The next sensation vas an almost TN.
endurablc pricking, as if their entire
bodies had been covered with singing
insects, or as if fine needle had been
applied to every pore, while sparks
were flying from one man TO the other,
SID from one object to another continu-
ally, with still more vigorous buzzlng
and swapping sounds. Uucring Il Strong
exclamation Of terror, the bold noun
tainccr sprang from the summit and de-
sccnGcd tho side Of the mountain about
fifty feet, and Mr.. Stone followed him.
There they stopped for few minutes,
the confused noises and pricking sensa-
ton still continuing. Then broad sheet
of tightening, with an intensely bright
spark or stream in the centre, surround
ed, or rather envelopcd them. Instant
~ the buzzing and pricking ceased, and
they were perfectly at case. The clcctricl'
" with which they were moment he
tore so heavily charged was withdrawn.
Still, there was rot the slightest dctona-
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Teachers Examinations.

fasFe r. ili - TfhiAs examinations - t.sfsf. -.
rinS - irsefi iH fhv f.i,te issls - be- ssrEfs
& filf srssls4 issEse ia saiiHa 80 ~
, 1875-02-13

men In vary nany particulars. thes *cre not roder-
ate rpen hnt were men of great lerHNc1y o.nr the
snail 1atterh nf tho Ejtcri'lf Church. II tht tua'-
ITS wcrr In thu majority IN te CONGREGATIONS repre-
rented II wuiEd R have bctn prudent On account Of
ths frn1d Church fl.fntnt, to 'arc sought men Of 1t
least ycry moderate lfh.Churc stewt rhr afautnr-
ton oE t power, hy majority In in this age Of free
srcech tho sure path to los, of rnstr. Such
cou.se ebitters the minority. aud lets slip tbs dogs
uf war;
To tolerah,y careful apccatnr, II does not appear
however, tat thu i1Rt,-ChurCh garty rossrt*ts tic
,na1nrity aiming no people, Atnora ths ccrgy. no
Iluibt, lie Elt,llac sentiment rrevatlt hut It L.
generally truo Inst The faity rtn aheal of e pulpit in
tile matter D9 reforming ferVlca or thconHy. Flnn
unknown, II ya. please, The boly Of the ss-
corai Church In the West IL evidently Low Church,
anil hence could the recent Convention have foHnn
antnc man Of almost iuvfkihfe 1Itgh.ChTcb fear Il
wns,ll have consolidated aud harmnnfted I'Hiy ~
Christian ccrgynaeu and Christian r*nric That LAY"
hrsn long enough treated to arrlcs NJ dIrS"fi;
II Tho EFfaeophl farm Ut enFcrnn'rnt ~o1lu
mint Of MI imitation Of q newspaper example We
would suggest to the Convention that elFn1htA chln.
m!ttea to call upon Brother AcCorHlfk, and !eafh
from him how In the Interior hr has AFfnIard is
High and Loa Cl,nrch bslrnra& The fotnnittee VIII
then see Bishop rsttun Of tili,a trndelsG1et attl9
In harmony with Dtsop Thnn~nt, Q! modified Ideas.
md when the former n.ArccA along By tha ahr with
topN, lG1tet canlo IN his han, M steals tho othEr
Bj.f1rl Charles H., end with aile and puG, blows
o1t the rade nforrsalf. md then ly f,une kind Of
rnn,art agreed upon. hcth tEhors shnke hands atid
rr,eat ,lcr form Of service, " behold ho" good
tHiuR 1t is,r
, 1875-02-13

WHAT HI THINKS or DA. DE Kovts.
The Inst number Of the Alliance has tho fol-
lowing editorial On tho Bishop-elect, written by
Prof. Bwlng:
The Elacoralian island or continent Ia now expert.
sacnp sefrs If eArthaake shocks. Last AprlnY The
Question w4s whether frshbyle:.aAtrm Heru Eood
form of government 1t peelEed fruitful Of wasa
AUD rnno1A II wArs. Tho Catholics duub. their sJS-
ten xnu Ats saeh 3eEr attempting 10 curt2ll the nuW
nfa OF thH ehhoI. Tue Mstlollzs 10 soIns axten
d1sGusth4 With tl'u ttneraut syaten. Aoug come
now our En:eoIai fErnda, with tho whesls OF their
hachlhefy Al out Of Ku4r, aI1 CteakIn2 like an Old
earl tA4t aAa nut eltuyad gteGep GMrs as days nf
Julius cee.E aud the en1 vi the Empire.
Apl*as from the ssenes Of tae last few ye4rt that
Htslo, bat III Church. Earh Individual has Al Lpe-
rinm in bis own usnd aud with great difficulty xc.
Cepts Of tho syHls, and e4uslrs aud G..1u1s that
cuius betitnes Upon hts horiGuu. Thr !,hiuItus
noN AEs that taa ~tlne cLufel WILL in ths sottsls Of
ns eensurisa btgotns congregational, aud b,,ly of
people tAt N4lsA aotaa 1ne " ruu1Ik their AcrStre
will AG jlEs Ike corporation that needa xu. ut,u 10
build IT. Ehopa Or s railways, that IT, wilt nA ont IL,
E4ett to ekuPl0y SOULS tuan Wtu Ia Religions aud can
talk we'll. 1t would 10 singular II tur indtECpI,1t
sAd each preacher, Ike sstcll FAINTER, sutsb;er
Should stand forth pon xMp:y his ows merits.
Diminishing theas sp0cufasuns, wo r4uaut but tGIDt
that, ~ile tht present fogI1s Ut government rlst,
they Will accomplish tleir n.issjcn hea: iy parn.;
ao1etate Meu in tls front. Ihere aFe 70 many uon-
ActirR IDEAS aLra1d !n tbs world, that let4er VI
,AE7ed cypsd should ha man strong ia few l. .tl2
tueas. and charitable in tbs leA+tr "details NJ liCE
Aas placed III o.3ea because kn Eas dr1l til tu tic
i<ntrA 1deas u lis c9uNEr$, llIt MAS tAbwa u H.
e.iAbaa Of great aiAaA;s3 AID cuaeekslb tn%asd Llc
VI peculiAs siawk.
TOT spectator tzuI thu outside, It tee1s that lii
lEskNpti IE.,Gut4up Vt TILL DIpr&Au e-1c,t IN alt
s4o'es u Stlh s'ymou: and De Knytu. N'se.e't'v;,t
, 1875-02-13

From thA HfockfaH {CIt.} fadeptHdkH4.
The following occurrence did net cou.e undo
our personal observation, but ia undoubtedly
true; On Wednesday, last soma domestic fowls
belonging so D gentleman near the coruer OF
Miuer aycuue and CaltfoEuia Atsost were driven
by tho high water from tue house 10 which they
we're kept aud forced 10 sesk ehslter II the
branches Of a tall oak near tho psamisea. Tho
fowla consisted OF some dozen or mose hens that
belonged to the ha{em Of gaslout rooster full
Of years and honora. THIS lender OF the flock,
aftar tbey lad bean several hours IN the tree,
evidently became tired Of ths monotohy Of K&x-
Ing upon tho dreary ezpauxo of vatet-aud con
ceiyed the ilaA (f roosters have idcaa) Of chaus-
ing his quarters and inducing his tElba to follow
hln. He discovered = llttle knoll u dry land
about 30 yards d,Btsnt, and for thts be few.
Isachiuy It 10 safety. The hens, however did
not dare to follow, and, like Officer Wells an
Haaner island. he w.a ,''aioue IN bis glory"
lie became aervo,s and hoNasfck &hd mad,
but be brave.y stood to h!a rost and kept 4
wisttul eye upon his dozen better halyes iu tho
trsr. As evening appsuached he wished Aimslt
there wss tlle question. for he canl1nt fly up ss
su Rngle Of ~ deErees, aud Aaa never learned
70 swlm. Finally, after being abused BY lot Of
ducka that were swimming III around him, hs
rot desne1ate, vent down to the yster'a edge acd
plunged boldly in. H. atraok out for Tho s1ec
ind twsua. t. Il wifi. ii little effort - frog.
, 1875-02-13
Te Prevent tIse Freezing 0I Waters
lsjpeJs

Any plan for presenting the freezing Of wator-
pipes lurlp. these cold Snaps will bo welcome.
I'no following described plum for accomplishing
this pblsct L4s been Invented in England:
Il is wsll-knowu thst Wheu water treezea It
expands. aud .!iat tho forco axstted ID 10 enor-
1,loas that pilse can reaist 1t. This invention
iA intended to rive the wafer ctauce 10 expand
without bursting The n.ps: 1t attempts thls by
sssnf sa e t se '9 sIyss 81 ss a yos be-
twuen water aud iee, 70 when the wstcE
freezes It occupies tile space resqryod for
it instead OF p1eltiug ,ia force Oh !ha pipe Aud
bursting 1t. Tnis IL Practically carried out by
passing through the water pipe : smsi India.
rubber tube, specially nlads Tor the purpose. aud
Of such diameter that tho sIacs inside II u !
little more than equal to tAs Increase ~ volume
Of the iee. The lndia-tubbss tube j. always
ful! nj ajt, 10 that when tue wstar freezes it
ii,ds thu nocaEsary space for expansion. for by
unn,pFessing tls air tube It dsllaees 1ho air and
takes i.a place. Wlau t4s ,ee nelt. Tie tube
1ss a,hs1 sa ad ~ ~ anx
uumbec Vt ttRss ulthpRt requiring attention.
, 1875-02-13
Cilnaiux to tlis Old IIomo*

Danls, JOHNSON, aged 70, lives over tho county
horder in [,.uc1skar. On Ills farm arc txo dweti-
iugs, one now house aud ons old log hut. Tne
laster has bsen In di]aWdatea condition fos
many years. Slr. JohnsoD. dospite Of all this.
prsfers TO live II it. 4 ter yeirn ago tho root
live in the log house Nilero ho was born, and
where he Ind lived all lis life. The new house
vsa unoccupiel, aud the windows were psliad
shut With boards. Eyety ,nduccmspt had beon
tried 70 yet him to move. but 1t always fruit
less. 4 few of his uslYnporH daternlped 10 move
him, aud accordingly repaired ta his plAcs few
days ago. aud took al his thiug4 to tle other
bot,se." His siator. who has bsen his houssk sep.
OF. rofused to leave, and not until noon could
ale b. inlnca1 to Gase, But he nould not leaye,
nor dsd ae until eyeuiuG. Those who bad moved
hin, fearing thar he would return to tho old
houee. wsited for chance, snd ~ kuoa ~ he
had ts(t, totn the house to tbs ground, II Loiux
til" work Of aaly few minutes to accomplish it,
, 1875-02-13

.,nua that tr'le. locality. But Dr.. p. Koven, not
.ln,yt perfectly 1ngica1.~-snd somrf.tnss nc naE
,'s' r',s sr,esy hanrs ~ !. ~ sears honesty
and rtrcnB shnegaton Of thr rrtde q eoi,.
~ s lid, mi m one Mil deny thlt It WAS very nohy
made Therefore nt yrntnrn The prediction th.ts
fnov} clearly expressed rspndation os tho Idea OF
s4y n g. Of ne IT b. ' ~, to
trnnrtt fnTm,a altogether. Ia. already found 1t
IL o mt Only "a:ti," but ambiguous eanirucal. mis-
1eaf ne. llnu star cd'tfd tho w!nle Church have 70
nsn: trle,e that an unAIuchiuR application of h!s
own principles, cnuncated, wl'ud compel hlM
tim amiEuons and worre than equtvoeai that i IA
a crude unsafe and erroneous fntmntR, rliifh ana
ne uorc than any other thing in this generation
~ olxctIro Tho trun and cntnolic ocrlue (which de-
.ouy rlisse Of TIM real objecttye Pre.enre Of our
nsinr Lard In this Sacrament ef Ills blefsed hoq5
and Boed r. 7G.
, 1875-02-13

to its branches, for he wss loo vat TO dy, ard
tho neArest limb Vas IL feat above hin. In
shls emergency ho commenced 10 ollrne, and With
his bill and toes actually did climb the 1B foet,
ahpplng Ills wings and growing at the ducks,
Which became d&gusted ami stArtrd home
6ucl1 10 the tale, not une-fourah OF which wontd
wo believe wore 1t told by any man cxcent ice
Long. Ifa is fha Irving sY!tncBs Of tho fact, and,
l1kn acurge Washington. he mover told 4 he
that VIC know OF. Whse he might DO or say for
m cntro lIoll-roost matters not, h.,l II il cer-
tain Ia could not DO induced to provaricate for
ono rooster-not TOR Joseph, no, rot much.
, 1875-02-13
SOUTHERN OHIO DIOCESE.

The Kov. Thomas a. Jaxg at. recently elected
Difhop OF the Diocese oi Southern Ohio, has
aignifioa his acceptance, and his casc, ton, will
20 boforo the Standing Committees and DlEhops.
y hns been stated that tls confirmation Was un-
llely, since prior to Or. Chenay'B leaving tho
with him la i,la troubles Viii. Dlsllop Whits.
iv,uhe. The 1toy. ]. Il. a1opkiuH, however, q
High. .Churchman. III q ieltcs to the New York
Tribune, protests against lila rejection. lie
says:
This rsmar. has besn nade In I'll, he.rtng - II tbs
taGt wero lkt!y to luce certan Standing Committees
and bishops to withheld theic consent to the copxe-
ssss rs hs
time q his rt bstttnee by IN ecclesiastical court In
Illinois Ihis confess would Of ilset lavs prevented
Convention that ehoss Aiu. hut nuw HAT le IL
sho,sn ths question y sn.!r!y different u y rot
wo wil refuns to permit tht consocr4ion Of who
ID duty rhose'i.
Gonrention In hi. fasur Ia positive evidence which
ought not 70 ee set a.tse except ou grounds s mnrs
ss.s .. w. sha naxs no sa 1t ssandaa aua
order to defeat Dr. Seymour to hs unplnyed after
every teetgn of ANY man Of decided views in either
airetinn. No tsa friend ot ha woahl hks to rstall-
ats l1Icn opponents the very course which tAuy hare
protested aKsihss tn ruaatd tn him. That lstcs u
.ympatLy tf ar. Cheney Vas natur4! xpresstau ot
"o " their npinion, suffering sotey for his nde
u, 5l 70 hes; & paf.3 rrtpes. But. rtsh or wsen4 Il
tol!es to rafnke 10 s'Hn tho testimonial. uf 1ifsnl-
"tArns seats lAst l.st sIlups an uns.uouscal iu.-
parlusnee.
iis concludes w follows;
a Iontrshsn.l9p church niaht necessarily b. .
church rn!GFnhH "llc Varieties 81 ottuu md aclIop
Tu-Narto# tha r4Ats Mil FsA into .4rau!..u uu
the Uut AIs EGr. III GA tha utrr[4,hf,n.
which ars equally nLu'4ran Ut varieties. u.,t W.
husn these varieties pres ent la .y lhu aayioa of
I'll lawfnlIS I1easflt atnonB TsiAts. e.rons aud tay
!. Ia in,uurab lntus.lcs t1 Try tn exclude them
fri tl,St tNLG fruILHI
bly, III sALcs euspcidsace u r!rcuii4st4u
INV ana then, and oVerJ ,Lt:eIApt u do
II, vii! work only evil, aud thai con !ul-
ally l: fur une, for tlistcs xpti fair dealing
equal rtghA under eqla! laws for al}. fnlhtuH would!
E'Vs me grt4ttr rt4aure than to scs tIat IliA1-
nnurchntu bad tosgirsn tho injustice " Int uosotes
~ tbs b*hol-erIt Of iilolr, by thtlr uusn!uusls
eonxsnalioa af The Atshop-clect Of Southern OAlo.
ava Ivy l1at couhsn'Aton bring III -,4tn NJ htss.t
fneltAi, furr reeog II constitutional snI eal,-
onr4i right, ana timer feeling II irsterna ceulleAce
That II TO sayconiirn Nrs De hoyeu md jag
gar jointly, Ana ahels viii ba u rsseetut COM
! rrnntlBe.
, 1875-02-13

rartv. Bnt ;ts ,,ol!cien and principles must s',en,
=, shoy havs hoea IN tha pAst, 10 uuta'nted by
snvthink sayosinE nf injustice or WRONG.
The Republican leaders Of the Moth IN Con.
gro.s scem to ba too much under tho influence
of !ho chtrnt-tag representatives from, tho
South. And 1t may wsil be questioned whether
this latte- clans OF Republicans Should
hs allowed to inluauoa aus Southern
policy 1t ALL Nearly all these carpet
h.ggers will soon drop ont Of Congress,
mud be tupplanted by Southern Democrats II
is evident. therefore. that this element IN Con-
Eress shonld b. aitored 6nt little weight 1n-
deed. this so-cat cd Southern 6tates Reueraiy
arc not Republican IN form. and sre not entitled
to any reprcr optaion In Congress-. but, II Goi,-
gross IL going 10 permit there so-callcd State
tioyernrnents 10 stand. theY will all, With ono or
Two exceptions. 90 bourbon In 1876; and Il isnoH
evident tho great battle-ground IN tho rrealdcn-
tia1 contest sill To in tho Morrill, The great North
will vote aoli,ily Republican II this Southern
problem is properly adjusted. Tne TR1huNH
6ut c1rtessoe tho wish Of hundreds VI thoussnde
OF true ltepnblicans when 1t declares Congress
must sct,to the Lou[sana trouble. Lot orr
leaders act. AMI IL would be watl for our PARTY
managers to udinst tho Southern psobiem tn nc
cordance w,tt, the policy suggested BY Wee.
President Wilson. Tic Ia a true and great leader
but few ,nnre weeks remain in which our Ne-
publican friends in Congress can aos, l..