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!ans essiaesr sana stenaait ~ frab t~esonasn psrptn.
Anpsttuns nne be Is4ts SsHr lu sbenssnannten III
rtrb seri&minbea. Dem 1atseateH tptrS %uufsbisar "a
ppaRdneigs @eiaHsheit sura6Beeeben snk t,eaf " Esihes
esttsrsett esut H& bsih piesa da. - -"
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Utttsrs sisA ausihliebltd bereitet sas
Dentel u. &c.,
Ass Rsrs Drttts estrass.
, 1875-11-01

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snA fsaas dttaftn 4raniseitea-
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s.Atsa, sisssa... SusA nxssaAs sstssasss &rass
esksn.
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R. R. R.
railways READY RELIEF
aastst bic f&limmaen S&Usrasn ia I tis 20
MtnuteM.
~ NtGt etna Gtunhe -vsa
aaA atfsas tttfr Aaisss traaAt tsstsA Ssssss
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Railways Ready Relief
surirS iehsn 3@mer3.
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aslhsnbt sssr Rrdatelmee rirb IN
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.Bestbopens Sterbebaus, / &c. Dtai 1927"
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8interaufeHtbalt in @Sr5. @benbaielbf
bot Der Graf b. @bamborO cine Iiua init
Der &usfdt auf oas ySloftsr Gafusuari3sa
ssmietbet. in weldem bic ftsrbli9en @efe
aarls X. ruben. = Sn Bet 1T Elm in acti.
uem Dienft fltebsnbsr 9ieutenant init ulem
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I'd unisrsm Sauis"- gum Subentbum ibsr.
setreten. 0nfhr miro er absr aud cine
S5ioin heiraibsn. - abermals ueri9winbei
eifes Der sro6sn 9Otels. psld. anaeft9ts
ost anshelnns p,s Ytls. aus ben Grbs
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, 1875-12-17
MILWAUKEE,
kkJ3lf<htx

Sutnsi Dispak:h to Ihs th,caoe Tvtoun,
MsLwApKEs. Dec. ia startling sun,or wks
In circulation tonight. ntmely, that II has been
dctesm1aed to present Judge D!xou, Of Nit.
waukeo, And Judge Hopkius and E. ". Ksyes.
OF Madison, 10 tbs Grand Jury u The January
term. for conspiracy to interiors With tho I'd.
nnlattAuon OF ius!ica IN connection with tho
caae of 5amns! Rindskopf, who was lot on With
ono day In p,sson, whereas judge Hoptina Ia
said TO bare previously determined to Riys him
*hrse gears, aud WAs ouly Induced to change tho
Aentoace By tue pressure OF tho PARTIES named.
eau only traca this fumor to tho Whisky Hing.
tuRBAcK And atyNoLpa.
In tho case OF Dusbaok and NcJuoids, tho mo-
tton tos noa Vial WAS fully argue4 to-da, aud
tsken uncer ~ d.lssMeut. All motions Tor usw
t1ixl will be decided Monday.
scHokNFILpr.
In tho case Of tue UulIsd atates agaInst "a
ha'rea Of whisky Of Aaron Bchosnfe.dt, tLe
Jury came IN TO-DAY At o'clock, having Lson out
from l:a0 p. III. yesterday. 1nu, bong uuatls 10
seFee, vets discharged. They stncd ten in favor
Of ~: Quttsu ht&ses aud two (pAmeiy, 6.ilnaAn
aud acDonald} ia fAyox Ut Schuoutsl1t.
WEIAEh AND TAFT.
In tue case Of Wslu,cr Anu Tst+, thA motion
Tor how Htal in beAAtf Of Ms.alor Mtg ar1ueI
ALL taken uuaeF Atvlseuleut. H0lnerH bonds
spen cAns ,uIo court aud surrendered hin. xna
hi bail wa4 dxed II S3,UW. Att4r sbepl-
lux nearly tue whole day in yaiuly tsYius tp Ket
Accep' abba bsll, Welner hnRl'y succeeded, but It
was After tho adtou!Dmrnt OF court, aud tho ~
pi.eAtion to xcoopt tbs ssms wAs made 10 United
6tates oomm'as!ouas hoodgood, Who safusad,
, 1875-12-17

Proposed Trial nj the Centennial.
Spsclaf Nt4pRtth " Tks Fh,dans jsrtAybk

Proposed Trial nj tho Centennial.
spseiat Hupetth " 7ts CA,aao~ Trtaynt.
FH1LAtE:PnlA, r. Dec. ia con,vn..on Of
nauufactu1ets Of reapess aud NOVELS ha. been
in session III this city ysstssday and to-day.
They mot to conHller thr conditions under which
they should entsE upon triAl Of tho merits OF
thar mschines. Mr. B. II. Wardsu. Of Hpring-
field. o.. was elocted President, sud G. v. Alteu,
Of Auburn. n. T., 8ecretsry: Nr. Landrosd.
ChteI OF tho Centennial Bureau OF Aerl-
culture, presented q pl4n alvtsiug
III open trial Of I'll machInan
represented 1t tbs s1hib,tisn. There haa teq1
Gun ,dsr4bIe OPPOSITION manifested Among tls
leading members OF the Convention TO tbs
scnane. Alsaouyh it nss gehesally admitted that
American manufacturer could safely compete
NTH Eufopeaus. Quo menlber declared that tic
CsuteunAi Commissioners wAuted general ex.
h'uit,on for tue purpose OF making mouav, aud
that. whslo sbe C"nultttee hAd Disseminated
aRElnst tho manufacturers, tho lattor had douo
much for the Cen' ennlal mos senleot. / com.
miktes appointed to report on tho nusstiup rto-
sentel resolution advising action by JOINT
Committees Of tho CONVENTION aid tho Cuutst,-
hlAl Commission 1t tue meeting Of the latter IN
January next, when tho aloHets' and feap4rs'
Con!enhoa will nses agaln to comptets Arrange
, 1875-12-17
a Chapter on Mississippi Election
Frauds Read in tha
Senate.
Democratic Senators Get Badly Mixed
on Constitutional Authorities.
senator Spencer Desires an Inve3tfea-
ton Of the Charger Against
Him.

6ne7a' Darateh to n. ch,eaoo r1eurx,
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 1G.-The aauounca.
mans Of tho Standing Committees Of thu Houa.
IL looked for on Monday noxs Sneaker Kerr.
"ho h"a deTosed tho greater Part of ais tins
snce EiR election to the difficult. task Of finding
VINO arc tho beat mcu to put in tho mort rospon-
ante 1'Acca Cd comntttecs. aod Of 10 organ
'Zhg tha IouS5 al to streuRthen bts na1tv in
tue cointr: At tho Bane time that 10 puta k!aa
machinery Of The body Ia good order 10 run
emoothlr an1 produce the best results he. vary
Ecnrfa'ly kept BIS own counsel. HAvine beeo
elected, II Ills frierds aescrt. without pledce-
10 t. sad t. feel unlrr yerr sIight
any. pcrsonal obligations to AM
ood', and 10 ha7e tue e1nxIe object
~ view OF PnstlnE ths louse In condition to tfo
tas "osE tha. comea brforo It in the teet poeu-
ii" manne!. How well hs n,lI luccce, viii nnt
probably DO known ua.H ths caEn1nIt.ots arn
scad flom tho Clerks deak next 3ionda7, 10
asest h'n III performing this task, Kerr haa
RKcE1rE3 auloEs1;oxS PROM ALI. sorncx,.
AM tF'e!E coiD5-lcd with the most influential
ue1nbet. OF hi. own party. IIo has A!so Jjs.caod
cAntlos1si' 10 every one 10 l.aa coma 10 Inn 10
{fepIessut tho N'ahen Of either Of hi. polIt.cal
end oonstruct oach committee In scco7d.aos
With bis bea: Judgment, 10 lls fr,apdG
sny nn!ntluenced by any cousidora-
luhh WHICH nc uooA not think Wprthg
md pToFer. Acting Tins ipdcpou dentlv, II viii
% very strange 1t tho constitution OF tile com-
mitleen doea tlot dsappatut u greAt many per-
sots o. eci&fIy thoao who aspiro 10 pat;,cu|srty
honorable OF renponaibte POSITIONS. The Bpoakoi
.s 7ety likely TO estimate tho hsnesa or ABILITY OF
great fianv Representatives. old iu kho sgr,Ice
- wolt a. nav. vosy differently flou What tbov
Aud their f4endo no. AMI it ia alreAiy hin.od thst
mauJ oontectures based On supposed po,ltlcal
or other c'alna ct Representatives,, aud sous
Which have been published, will bo found
WHOLLY At YAuLr.
Al the 6stun tine TT 1se vho arc sunpossd Ia knn1
oost boldly a'!crt that whilo Kerr E!ll d:aappoins
the expectations Of scor8s of mon, the country
will approve his selections. Coz is now, by ccr-
eral o"naent ksslguod tho Chai1msnsb,p of tho
Wovs and slsans Committee, Tbs Aupofntuaout
of fernando Wood u this poeition, Which nss Al
ltst tA4et ~ matter OF coQra& because Of Lls
long serstto npou It whlls tn sh% fplaortr au1
l'iH Prominence ia tho party, Il now boIlerel I'd
aa'e been mIetato, Many peraons would not
oo nnfprlscd II Wood was only given sou1e soe.
ond'o.ass Chalrn1nshIp. IN regard 10 tho
assignment OF tho prominent Democrats co.,fec-
tire ~ almost At Goa, aud 1err is mt t|keIy tu
g'vo Il" hlnta to help It befora uo1t Moudav.
6teaxar Kerr Ia. frosty consulted Republican
metnhoEe tn scgar3 to their assignment 10 Com
ul1tees. not in any aenBe binding himself Ia =
pAftsoulat arrangement OF tho ma.tsr, but with
Tlet OF afce1talt'ng The wishes Of the different
'uem1cTt,
, 1875-12-17
NOTES ANc NE EHS.
&DJDUlNNkHf,


ssaetaI D,sna4eh to fhs Cts.aqo Tribune,
WARRINGTON, D. C., Dec. 16.-The Sonata TO-
day agreed to tho House Adjouromaot resolution.
with An amendment o1.~".lnS tho t!me Of rho
receas ons day, OF until Wednesday, Jan. +. In
GhiR tho Nouse wil! no doubt concur. That
body Ia mt anxious to meet Lho fespousibiltIos
OF The session. Ths experience OF tho iAst Two
weeks might well CAUSE the teadess 10 ptay
for Al ad1oatumsut beyond tho prs.i.
dential election. Chaos seems before tho
iradeta. Tbs "Committes of gafskv "
a.d Kiug Lsmar ssem po~srteas to
says them. They nov sntiolpate much from,
the capitalization Of forces which u expected
to result from The appoiatment Of tho CON-
mttsas aud the complete Organization Of the
f1ouse, but ths knowing ones who claim 10 bs
s<'slsed ~ to tho probable compositioo Of tho
Committees pradlct thai tho announcement at
tho Committees will further nnd 10 dir
organize tho party.
explains biz Penaton bill BY stating that 10 doas
not propose Tho granting OF peualoas 10 Cos
tedssata soldiers. ~ has been supposed. but 70
such pezsone ~ drew pensions on account Of she
WAf Of l612 aud tbs Msxlcsu Var xt,o forfeited
shetr clAlWs BY HAi sicir Atin4 in tho Bsbellop.
THE HOUSE oT5iok4&-
The House othcsts hAyo postponed further
retpossls untii a{les tho lol'daJa. 1hs iodlos.
lions Ate, however, th Il sll tbs wounded Unlon
sold,ars will bo compelled to givs plaos 10 a.
coufeletA&es-
M'onEw.
Tha1s arc very serious doubts of the couhtzzA-
ton os 4adssE ~ sixth Auditor Of ~ HsAs.
, 1875-12-17
Manner In Which the President Finallv
Became Aware Of McDon.
ald's Peridy.
The indianapolis Grand Jury
Wrestling with ~ Mystcrl.
GUS Hypothesis.


EE4rArN cnuru importance nxn- .,..n.
u..,t 49, 80, e A'eH' s@tLAisk''
ne@''aR toAt the bon. t. u. FxrWell mas In
Town, tribune reporter wAe detailed Yesterday
to hunt that gentleman Up. and glssn from him
some facss 10 regard to any a:temp o. ho bad m.de
t, 10 unve Aa): Mutorl "ison romoseds to hls oon'
A Auo acquaintance "Ha gentleman
named DurphT. Secretary OF the chicago Dock
sod Warehouse Compauv; and 10 tho stats.
ueuts which bayo bssn n,.de nv v,,5ou. n.-.,..
uondss ~. 49, "1a ~" " 1Ah AH!nohh a!ned
'aonoaJ 1@et. ar. Faf"el Expressed lllmaoif ~
wiling TO give tie facts, aud rnadc statement
as f.tlowe:
TuE Tntpuyr nnsn,ant1oos,,v ,,,.-.,xon.,a
NJ. l., ~. +. 81, .,r',,.', .. oP'osoo'eo
o ~ '<o 4s'uo ~ an"soa' 'ass ID its HasAlugton
eot1eono"dencc' ', 1ho !o:toF which gave to
your Washington correspondent. md published
In The TRIBUNE. had not examined IA cara
fully as should haye d,ns IN ,c,ouo. ~ ,r..s-
a'o =! ou''no:e' , enc the mlstakeh made IL
regard to Mhj. WtIsou would not have
occurred In transmtttiug it to THE Talaurk. Dv
reading 1t ono would iu{or thu. aanat,r 1,oo,n
Blnfe u Wilson from lilo position ~ solr,tor ~
Ito Treasury, whom tha rc ,erso /, Tho oaaa' -
Tue txct B.--and shall briefly at.,e T. Ah.t
WHEN aEy. LOGAN WAS 4 caKn,n4TE
for United Statea Senator t|ye vearh aro Mat
Wilson, then untsd st.t,. "HI ~.
in.
huence nj i'm nos,unn L, daraot H., +. 49, s ~
vare, When Gen. Iogsn and mvsois r.ms ~
WAhhlueton to tue nprc,nl SESSION nj f,nnoTss. IN
a1a1cl, i87l, Oep Loran reouest I'd ma tnno xix
him and see PraeiIept Grant. H. wcut ~ ~
White House soee1,er md ashed ,he Psesdent ID sn
to remoyo Hal W,iaon fro ,i,s T,.;ton % n.a
irict Attorney, on accouns Of liz hay;nc " rnsd
thu power aud Influence OF ius no,,tion 3o ~.
deayor 10 defoat Gan, Logan. Ths ia tn, 1s.
mova OF Maj. Wilson thas referred to ID nv
s+a,.uan+ n .r,,. Tfr r-,+,.r .S i ~ - uas
eudrayor to have him 1enoscd fr,n, hia srss.n, ~
puB,t,oo. md nathan tsn f;nn Loo, f'
Tnis IL The statement that I}en. ioran ron,a
not have doD,ed nheu catled upon, aud he woud
tayo, 10 d, ubt thoro1rhIy a1p:ninnd IL ia ha
been we'll enough al ths lima A-1 No
DunpmY.
"Aud now. voune ma,,. a.Td M, F.r..,, IT,,
To Dutnhy. r.n;smhnr b,,n tra,,, -tI.,,,;ss
CIRCUMSTANCES. Or, rstbnr cjIcnmstancs, r,i"I.
to- k place ton ysars ago' 'fhc wsvI N. ~ ~
member hIm ia tLia: H. cana intn N. ss,ra ~ ~
tso orutches, one Of his ,ees bs,ua douh'sd m
aud apparently tied in tIst position Ha AZ at,,
,o1red ygry lana thcp' IL hranrht ..;,h n,l ~
letter OF introduction. brt an whom ! INN ,mnot
, 1875-12-17
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Holiday Goods /!
WILSON BROS

Havo unusually attractive
goods this season. Hdkf..
Glove, Collar, and Cuff Boxes,
and Sleeve Buttons Of Japanese
make, Of designs never before
shown. Fancy and White
Hemstitoh Linen and Silk
Hdkfs.; Silk scarfs, Ties, and
Mufflers; Silk suspenders; Silk
Umbrellas; Silk, Cotton, and
Merino Fancy Hosiery; Gloves,
Mittens, &c., &c.
a glance at this stock will
satisfy you that so large and
elegant a display Of Furnish
ing was never before made.
At Popular Prices.
OF and 90 Washington-st.
, 1875-12-17

SpAdfdl cesresp0adsnes a The Cn.saps Tribune.
DIS MONIES. H., Dec. A.-1s nsth come to
r&as-for 10 IL recorded III the book Of tho
census.tAtar-that thora dwell In tbs land Of
uaxkeye 1865 Quakors; aud they baye divided
themselves equally, male snd Translation these
le a. 4C6 malty, aud 4.i00 females. Yea, verify,
10 In It,
, 1875-12-17
IN THG SENATE,
THE A1astsai:PI ILELT:t}S fRAupa.

AHs A!ue!saIsEl GLEtEsnS tkAEpd.
S~e'df tH afei ~ Inc Chita9, 7Fts,ne.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec 16.-The 5ennto do
bated for two housa upon Morlon's resolution "a
Investigate tho rlect,ons In Mississippi. Bavard
and Tburmsa relearscd tc'r old Louls!aua
Bpetchou Of last ye4r, In which they have becou,a
q1ite ru1ty from d'saBo, but &le sleepy EaIlesteR
Aoon discosere1 that IL wss tho old, old stosy.
Mortnn exposed vo:y slasiEi Inconsistency II
the arguments OF Liz opponents which the las
Ter could not explain. lilo showed that avas,
vear in discuassng the Loulsisns question ThuS
nRa ahd DayArd had insisted that tho HouaN
could 90 bo4iaa tue act1on OF Legislature, cf
Returning Board. Of : Governor, AMI
examine into everything that wAu done BY tn
Kapub!lcaus. bit now. in Mississippi, the DeRs
ocrats having t5nnIhcl. thelr leaders In tixf
6enAte had disooyoted that tho Faderal CopsAA
tuition eHsoppod vii auch 1nlnriea. Laavipx tk,R
Democrats IL this ombarsaaslng snl Illogical
WENT INTO ExEctTIyE sEns1o1
That so.aipu lasted three hours. It was veS1
be lied AMI t:ttes. lhu subioct discussed wss1
tho nomination Of Wot's, OF Lorislanl, of ta,e
nesurn!Hs u ssr1, for Surveyor Of New Orltana.
Tho debato IL sHld to have been exs1emoly par
tlsan. and to have consisted Of animated and
caustlc ravewa al tho eut,ta Lous!aua quss-
tsuu. but Wells VIA confirmed BY Yery smAli
plurality.
tfo IA etoc1adsd Pysas.,
wELLs hohlHATIok.
HA.u1KoroN. D. c.. Dec, l8.-Ths.a
IonR debate .! several hou!s' duration over uss
q 3m'1'at'on OF Madison Wills to be Surveyor Of
ths polt of Nsw Orleans. Il xas It length con-
H. ned " T. atrict party vnte, cxcapt that
Chr!aftApcy (Rsn.) OF alieh'81a voted no. Booth.
Of Cal forntA- sot~tl are. art Paddock Of Nabsa4-
ks, (hep.) fcfEslned from To&1.1
, 1875-12-17

% 20 the eronn1 that tho ptlsonsr waa bold ky tle
United Htates Na.ahaI on 4 henrik nrnrc.s .nts
mand.n8 him to 10 produced bofora cont
~ t1e curt hAd bean ad iournei unuI BAR {.
the eComDlssonsr had po tur,sdicuuo, " e
thetefura. waa taken 10 iall.
, 1875-12-17
BIACK.H!tt6 NONSENSE.

CuEy1HNE, ". T.. Dec. 16.--Frank GsosRe In
from t4s Hills for ptosla!oas brings with other
ooasss gold Que nugget Weighing &27, and oas
4A
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
THE DEEPEST WELL

In the village of Sperenburg, about
20 miles distant from Berlin, is stu
atcd the deepest well in the world.
1t is for some distance IG feet in di-
ametcr, 4,l94 feet in depth. 1t was
begun about five years ago by the
Government authorities with a view
to ascertaining the existence of rock
salt beneath the strata of gypsum oc-
curing in the locality. A depth OF
$50 feet the salt was reached, but the
boring was continued 10 a depth OF
$50 feet, the diameter OF the bore be-
ing reduced to about l3 inches. The
boring was subsequently prosecuted
by steam until the final depth Of 4, ,194
feet was attained. At the lowest
point. the salt deposits still continue,
exhibiting the enormous thickness OF
2,907 feet.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
THE GIRL 10 FIND.

Ihe true girl has to be sought after.
one does not parade herself in show
goods. She is not fashionable. Cen
orally she is IL Itch. But oh! what
heart she has when you find her! !
So large and pure and womanly.-
When you see it, you wonder If those
snowy things out were women. If
you gain her loye, your two thousand
will be millions. She'll not ask you
for carriage and first-class house.
She'll wear simple dresses, and turn
them when necessary, with no vulgar
magnificate to frown upon her econe-
my. She'll keep everything neat and
nice about your sky parlor, and give
you such a welcome when you come
home that you will think your power
higher than ever. She will entertain
true friends on dollar, and astsnish
with a new thought how little happi-
ness depends on money. She will
make You love home Gf you don't
,ou're brute), and teach you how to
pity, while you scern, apoor fashiena-
BILE society that thinks itself rich, and
vainly thinks itself happy. Now, do
not, I pray you, say any more-"I
can't afford to marry" Go find the
true woman, and you can. Throw
away that cigar, burn up that switch
cane, be sensible yourself, and seek
your wife in a sensible way.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03

ABOUT seven years ago party of
hunters from Allegheny City, Penn,
went to Erie to hunt ducks on Preaque
Isle Peninsula. One of the party,
Mr.. Charles L. Hutchinson, lost a val
liable gold watch and chain among the
numerous little ponds that intersect
the peninsula. Long and dilligent
search was made, and no trace of the
watch being found, the search was
given up as hopeless one. Mr.. II.
went back to Allegheny City, but
could not forget his loss, the watch
being a gift from deceased friend
Seven years have passed since then.
Last week, while in Erie on a visit,
he felt strong inclination to renew
the search, and alone he again went
ever the ground formerly traversea
by him. While sitting down among
the bushes to empty his boots OF the
sand that had just got into them, he
CHANGED to cast his eyes upwary, when
to his intense surprise and joy he saw
the watch and chain hanging to the
limbs of small sapling, just as they
had hung there seven gears before,
when the young twig-now grown
quite large-had jerked them from
his pocket! The wood of the sapling
had grown over and about the chain,
holding it firm. Mr.. Hutchinson cut
off the branch within which the chain
was imbedded. The watch has becn
cleaned and repaired, and is now
keeping as good time as in former
ye2rs.-Ec.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
STORY OF A MILLIONAIRE.

Isaac Rich, who left a million and
three-quarters a year or two ago to
found aEcollege in Boston, began bus
mess thus: AT eighteen he went from
Cape Cod to Boston with S3 or S4 in
his possession, and looked about for
something to do, rising early, walking
far, observing closely, rejecting much.
Soon he had an idea. He bought three
bushels of oysters, hired a wheel bar
row, found piece of board, bought
six small plates, six iron forks,.a three
cent pepper-box. and one or tive other
things. He was at the oyster boat.
buying his oysters, at three o'clock in
the morning, wheeled them three
miles, set up his board near the mar
ket, and began business. He sold cut
his oysters as fast as he could open
them, at good profit. He repeated
this experiment merning after morn
ing, until he saved $130, with which
he bought horse and wagon and had
fye cents left.
..How are you going 10 board your
horse 2" asked a stable-keeper who
witnessed this audicioxs transaction.
81 am going to beard him at your
stable"
"But you're a MINOR" replied the
acute Yankee. "And, mind. l can't
trust you more than a week"
The next morning the lad, who had
established a good credit with the
oystermen, bought thirteen bushels OF
remarkably fine oysters, which he sold
in the course of the day at profit oi
SIT. So he was able to pay for his
horses board. And right there in the
same market he continued to deal in
oysters and fish for forty years, be-
came king of that business, and ended
by founding a college; thus affording
a new illustration OF Prof. AgaZsi's
theory, that consumption of fish i:
serviceable to the brain.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-03
YORKSHIRE ODDITY.

The County of Yorkshire in Eng
land is noted for the shrewdness, in
dependence, and sometimes eccentrici-
ty of its people. Rev. S. Barring
Gould has collected accounts and has
had no difficulty in thus making a
large and interesting book. One of
the most amusing parts of the two
volumes is the account of Jenny
Hirst, native of Rawcliffe, who used
to wear broad brimmed hat Of lamb
skin, fully nine feet in circumference,
waistcoat and breeches of many
colors, and yellow boots. Instead OF
pictures, he would hang the walls of
his room with bits of old iron and
coils of rope in one place an old fry
ing-pan. in another rusty sword, a
piece of a chair, or a jug. The account
of this man having reached the ears OF
George III, the king desired to have
an interview with him. The follow
ing is the report of the conversation
which passed:
His Majesty asked Jenny how he
liked London.
81 like it well enow," answered the
sddity .'but hadn't any idea afore
yesterday and to-day there were so
mony fsols in it."
"Indeed," said the king, "you pay
us a very poor compliment, Mr.. Hirst.
/ did not know that we were so badly
off for wisdom in Lendon. Perhaps
that is an article in such demand in
for cocknevs?'
"Why, I'll tell thee how it were,"
said Jenny. "When l come into
t'town yesterday, and to thy house to-
day, the streets were full of crowds OF
folks gathered as thick as owt to sec
me, just a cause 1 happ'd 10 be dress
ed different frae other folk and as
were waiting out yonder i t. forecham-
ber, there were one o'thy servants
burst out laughing at me; but reck-
on 1 spoiled his rufiled shirt for him
and punished his impudence."
.sOne O. thy servants" !" it turned out,
was q noble duke in attendance on the
king, whose loss of gravity Hirst had
insisted OH treating as fit OF conyul-
sions, by dashing water in his face,
pinching his nose, and many other
pretended measurers to bring him
round again.