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PENCIL AVID SCISSORS.

MILK IL our first drink, but We come
to the bier at last.
ADAM was proudly conscious that he
never made mistake in his boyhood.
GERMAN sausages are free from duty.
Wouldn't you like to be German ~us
age?
ONE swallow does not make aspiring,
but a dozen swallows sometimes make one
fall.
New YORK Commercial Advertiser
Weep, Boston, weep. Cincinnati Is 10
have fifty thousand dollar organ.
Ir is suggested that the Black fills
expeditions will enter the Big Horn coun'
try and emerge at the little end Of it.
Or sent-"What do you wear specs
for, boyg' Bootblack-"Cos | puts such
A shiny shine OH gentlemen's boots it
hurts me eyes"
DOES the Lord love man who spends
at church festival the money he owes
his washerwoman? is a question asked
by Pennsylvania paper.
A WESTERN man, reading Of a cricket
club in New York paper, writes the
editor to know if the club is good forany-
thing for grasshopPers.
LET man keep the law, any law, and
his pathway will be strewn with satlsfac-
ton. There is more difference in the
quality of our pleasure than the amount
ARTISTS have adopted many emblems
of charity. We wonder If none OF them
ever thought of piece of India rubber,
which gives more than any other sub
stance.
The great error of amateur fishermen
is to suppose that to catch fish makes the
en;ovment. This is bosh. One does not
go out for fish, but for wet Pantaioons
and oxygen.
EPITAPH on a famous whist-player:
His card Is cut-lons days he shuffed through
The game Of hN-he dealt As often do
Though he by honors tells not his amount
When the last trump is Played his ueh VIII
count.
AwAG, seeing door nearly of its
hinges, in which condition IT had been
some time, observed, that when 1t had
fallen and killed some one, it would prob
ably be hung.
We have heard of asking for bread and
receiving a stone, but gentleman may
be considered as still worse treated when
he asks for lsdy's hand and receives
her fathers foot.
YET another warning. Joseph Bates,
of Vermont. falls dead while carrying
in an armfuf of wood. show this para
graph to your wife. Nay, cut it outa and
pin it B. the woodshed door.
/ MEs must die. one dies by day, and near him
] mourns his mother;
They dig his grave tread II down. and 80 from II iuii
] 10th
/ one dies about the midnight, and the wind mourns'
and no other;
\ And the snow gives him burial-snd God loves
'"'"' ' Jean Iagsio~.
IF there is anything calculated to
make even man of the most rugged
constitution nervous, ii is to have two
or three children standing aroung eating
bread and molasses when his new clothes
come home.
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The Iu-FaSr Ser.

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TAR Is cai'eu 'ne o'' -,
A NEW orleans man VIII 81, ~ VI
log IN the oroiiihg sun anu nsn al I'd!
anu ieei .o""'ue' VII VIZ, o. 80. - L.nn.h,
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ter OF twei'e. no" u.ie you 's
there ana tell me 'na' ne ""'
awake wneh you came ~ anu 'oV,u WI AZ
my "s''"' " 80,
IL" '"''e f""' W. .
QUESTIONS put W ms '"'.'"e",' Nv
Intervals o, qua'Ve, VI a" "ou' y. :"
bashiui iau uuring 'ne,' n,s' o"'".''n
"hows your 'a'"er nv" yS o.,
mother! no" are 'o"' P"','s a.,
How are your ,a.ner anu n'o'"e'
"how are they poth -.
AN inebriate PreciPltated himself
down stars, ana OH S'riN,hs ,ne ",s '"'u
ing, reProach'u'iy "i~''oP"'Aeu ~
with' IL !o" y oe." ~ - W
come down sIirs' Why !" 'nunu,
didn't you say So you woooe'',nt"ueuo nu o'u
fool, anu Ia come "i'h !o"' a." '"o"''
you the way
The Nevada ninnyhammer' VINO mas
just buried his wife IN a silver conn., mas
n "A, .I has
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THE FAIR SEE.

Tue average woman spends one
tenth of her life looking for her thimble.
Two real hair curls, each six feet in
length, and valued at 5000 or more, have
been placed on exhibition.
THE Enninq Nail says: There are
many drawbacks in this world. Among
them is the fashion for pinning skirts.
Alone Branch beauty, in her prone
made costume, turned the scales at 1876
pounds. In her bathing dress she weighed
1906.
A WOMAN who can make bed with
out leaving a lump in it, and can cook a
beefsteak right, need not worry about
her future.
A YOUNG lady in Massachusetts, can
con-, her marriage engagement because
" J.d bel;eve, hat we have gold mine
on our farm"
"Mtssrn, I'm in such guandary; .:r
IL turf my back on Charlie. he becomes
offended at once, afd " 7 don't he can't
ace my hcw buckle. What shnl' dor
AS il!in,ss w5maf Who wanted to go
to a masquerade pafty "a Mary, Queen
Of Scots, looked through the Bible ~
ASCERTAIN how the character was dressed.
Asr. Louis Ss5mar wa, going to sui
eide when she saw her husDaiic --'t'pg
= a
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Hoe the Msmepoites, called N"ff""af
BWmks, are Made.

This ia the system of the National
R.nL.. A capaiist purchases slOO, 900
worth of Government bonds. He depos-
Ia ,hem in the Treasury at Washington,
and rac.;y.s thereafter saw as 900 a wear
in cold The Government gives him in
re,nrn 500 600 in National Bank cur
,onoy wh;ch !, has printed at the peo-
Ia. .xn.nse That 500 600 the man
Who has started the National Bank Lends
ON, a, from twelve IN fifteen per cent. a
vear Thu, upop his s.oO, 600 he re-
.o;,o. noa,lv ,wentv per cent. income.
Ths f.rma, with his labor included,
hel,s nav il ont of his income of two or
A. ~. 80. ,, mon tho c.,ital invested.
Tha Goyo,nment could issue the $780,
ooo IN a,.snhacl. necessary To take up
ma soo 600 in honds and save the inter
~, h., A.. ponnhI;ca, marty refuses 10
-, !, ,o ho done The limited States
,.,,s, mo-, ;.s,. ;,s monev directly hut
r,u-, n.v . nr;v;,e,ed few s5 600 a wear
aa -, s,oo ooS mn, in circulation.
n,,.h, ,t;. .,.,a,, 4, he ,er,e,uated9 Il
-, A. r.w;na .w.v from AIS 600 600
g. soa ooo ooo /. Year Wbv ,bould the
Sa''a.nan, dolsoa,e IN nrivate citizens
,ha r;ah, 10 i..ne that which is taken as
a,o Tha, "a a hi,h attribute of soy.
49,. .oaroo,v ;pfe,;or 10 the ,ower
n, 90 ,oguIate com.
'oo,aa ho,ween the State. Would any
III, - ,b;nr oe mal;ng a transfer Of those
c.~s,;anss \, ~ ,he du,v of the GOV.
a.nman, IN sunnlv The ncople with an
adaana,e amonn, of currency. Il has
No busine.s to delegate il. The hard
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" Il be true, as Paris paper says,
that Grant ais in the habit Of smoking
one hundred and fifty strong Regina Vic
toria cigars per day." II isnct difficult to
understand why he wanted his salary
raised.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Rochester
Union says there is an air Of neglect
about the palatial residence of schuyler
Colfax at South Bend. We gricvs to say
there is also an air of neglect fbout
schuyler himself-ncglect to explain
satisfactorily how he came to be caught
in the tolls Of the Credit Mobilier.
The swallow-tailed kid-glovc Repub-
licans who expected to ull the masses
with the idea of having gold and silver
as a currency are terribly disappointed
with the action Of the Ohio Democratic
Convention. They see plainly that 1t
will take the laboring men away from the
Republican party.
The Louisville Cowier-JourRdipresents
a Republican ticket for 1876 which may
well check the politicians in their mad
career. II says; 1.-The Republican party
is party Of reform, and it has an unem-
ployed refcrmer In the Hon. Iachariah
Chandler, who, with Ben Butler as its
nominee for Observation-Disclosures
and Butler-would exactly reproduce
i,- rciormatory characteristics and in
stincts."
WE are glad to zee the Republicans 50
candid. For the first time In 'hsir his
tory they have indorsed in their Piss-
form our glorious system Of free schools
in Ohio, which was written by that life
long Democrat, Harvey Rice, of Cleve-
land, passed by a Democratic Legislature,
-isntd and thus made y law by a Demo-
cratic Governor, willism Medill, and
practically put into effect throughout the
State of Ohio, by Professor Barney, the
Democratic Commissioner of Common
schools.
tris said that Mullett, The architect, is
the most att'stie and original profanist
in America. He constructs his caths on
the same principle that has s'ten his
government buildings such worldwide
celebrity. He first lays a foundation
with small oaths of inferior solidity, and
then builds beautiful superstructure,
pilng up oaths, some solid and enduring,
others purely ornamental, never stopping
until the foundation gives way and the
whole comes crashing down, and ANAL
gamates the whole into one surging,
grinding, crushing mss of profanity,
that will turn an ordinary mans hair
white in a single night.
GOVERNOR ALLEN, it seems, was the
recipient of another soUreair of the Dem
ocratic Convention, lately, besides his
unanimous denomination and the ovation
that was given to him afterward. The
delegates from Van Vert County brought
with them a handsome rustic chair,
made of hickory sprouts, which, after be-
ing occupied by the Chairman of the
Convention, was presented to the Gov
ernor, and has since been transferred To
his private room in the Executive De
partment. To the back of the chair is
fastened silver plate, which bears the
following inscription; ITO Governor
William Allen. From the Democracy
of Van Vert County, Ohio"
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A Rich Be00ar.

Beggars appear to thrive in CONSTANT
nople. One of them, who is known as
the district chief of beggars," the other
day made complaint at the Pera Police
Court that he had been robbed of much
valuable property. The list Of articles
he had lost included gold chain, three
gold watches, two pairs Of earrings, four
rings and five silver spoons the whole
being valued at f2oo,
On being questioned As TO how he had
become possessed Of 50 much treasure, he
explained that, having saved up some
money, he had Of late taken to lending
sums Ia his colleagues and subordinates
in the trade, who gave him security in
the form of jewelry. Inquiries were at
once set ON foot by the police, and, for
tunately, the whole of the stolen jeyelry
was discovered and returned " the poor
mendicant
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A conaagration at Pslscios, In the province
Of Seville, on the 9Th June, destroyed one
hundred and forty buildings.
The lord Mayor Of London and suite have
been paying a visit 10 Dublin. They were
called on ny the Lord Mayor and Corpora
tion Of Dublin In state, and conducted TO the
Mansion House. They sfterward attended
q review Of sir thousand troop. at Ph@niS
Park. fhe American Rifle Team and party
were also athe review, and we've enthusiast
ically received. The weather Is unfavcrable
and the attendance small. This was the first
time the Lord Mayor Of London has visited
Ireland in state.
Great .lof'r, are reported In Hungary. At
Buda, torrents swept through the streets,
and one thousand lives are reported lost by
falling walls.
At the great riae-match between the
American and Irsn rife-teams, at Dolly
mount, on the goth June, the Americr-. Wo"
the riae.mstch by total Of p67 TO o2o, A
grand banuuet In their honor vas given al
night BY the lord Mater NJ dublin, at the
Mansion House. A large ntimber n dis
tinguished ruests, including the Lord Mayors
Of London aud York we're present The
Irish riaemen admit III. superiority Of the
Americans throughout the match, and
acknowledge that their victory was fairly
won. The American Team all used breech.
leaders, and the irish resit sll used Rigby's
muEzle-loaders.
The London Sandarei's special from Buda,
Pcsth, reports that the loss Of life by the
tempest exceeded the first report. One
hundred and twenty dead bodies have been
found In the Danube, and many more must
have been carried away by the current.
Ex.rmperor Ferdinand I, OF Austria,
died on the 2gth June. a red eiy,tvtwo.
Tn. d,mas. IN ,,o,e,tx bv Intimidation in
tho c;,;es 81 Ton,ouse and Ayen ajone e..
o.oas soa ooo oOo The heaviest losers are in
A.. aona,,man,. of The Uau,s Caron,e and
o,-.,IC.,onn. Con,,;hu,;ons for the relief
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A MASrAL Is to be prepared for the
use Uf the British Arctic expeditions
consisting ci reptihts OF rapets IN The
transactions Of learned societies, not
otherwise accessible, and other materials,
the object being to furnish an exact view
Of the state Of existing knowledge Of
Greenland and the surrounding seas
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THE editor of the indianapolis Courier
is a poet. The following gem is his
latest, though nothing IN what he can do
when he tries:
Oh bury bartholomew out In the woods
Ia a beautiful hole In the ground
where bumble-bees bu1l aud the woodreckers sing
And the straddls-bugs t1mbls around
80 that in winter when the snow and the slush
Has covered his little bed,
His brother Josiah can 50 with Jane
And visit the place With his sled
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TOFfCs OF fAE ffAfE.

THE recent loss of the Schiller IL cats
ing movement among the members Of
the British Parliament, looking toward
the establishment Of electric tclteraphit
lines between insular light statio''s and
the main land.
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TuE ON CoxTrSESrALs.


ny our HuwrHRrY MMAsfrR.
In their ragged rerimentsIs,
Stood the Old Continental,
Yielding not;
while the grensdiers were lungine,
And like hail fell the plunging
Cannon-shot;
when the hlc-
OF the isles
From the smoky night enesmrmens
Bore the banner Of the rampant
Unicorn,
And grummer, grummcr, grummer,
Rolled the roll Of the drummer
Through the morn
Then with eyes to the front all,
And with guns horizontal,
stood our sires;
while the balls whistled deadly,
And In streams flashing rcily,
Blazed the fires;
On the shore
Swept the strong battle-breakers
Der the green sodded acres
Of the plain;
And louder, louder, louder, louder,
Cracked the black gunpovder,
Cracking smsin
Nov like the smiths at their iorges
wcshe,i the red 81. Georges
Csunoneers;
-stI-..... ~
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ANAS has AN object and walks A
woman never walks; she jumps, she
runs, she dances, she eapers hither and
thitber, up and down and everywhere,
she caraeoles, but she never walks
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EOret0M lfessss.

The Court Of Inquiry appointed In Eng
land to investigate the loss of the steamer
Schiller, have made their report. They
state that copies OF directions for approach
ing the Epglish coast, and of instructions
issued by the Eagle Company we're on board
the steamer, and both warn the navigator OF
the northerly current near the scillys, and
enioin the use Of the lead in thick weather.
In the opinion of the court the sole cause OF
tho calamity Was the entire neglect of this
precaution. Had the lead been used at eight,
or even nine o'clock ON the night Of the dis
aster, before the steamers course was al
tered, the error in reckoning would have
been discovered.
A dispatch from Alden announces that the
American Consul at Zanzibar died ON the
18th Of June.
The French Assembly has voted S9s,Oo
francs for the relief OF the sufferers by th'
inundations II was resolved that subscrip
tions should be opened among the deputies
The Committee Of Thirty have deeide'
that the chamber OF deputies shall be re
newed every four years.
From Madrid We learn that the spanisl
feet on the northern coast has bombarde'
| the Carlist ports Of Bernie and Msdaes.
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FIRES.

The lumber and grist mills OF L. y.
Granger, and store of $. r. Cooley, at North
Hadley, Mass, were recently burned, with
loss of $4,000, insured for $500, and
Cooley's loss Of 5000, with an insurance Of
$500.
A special from Peoria, ILL.,, says fire
broke out in Princeville, ILL.,, and destroyed
six wooden buildings, causing loss Of about
1900, with little insurance. Ii supposed
the fre was caused by incendiaries.
A block Of business. houses at Kinney,
Texas. wa. recently destroyed by fire. Loss,
10000.
The Memphis APpedFs Helena ARK.
special says An incendiary fire destroyed
the World newspaper and job office, hide
pendent, Ofkcial, and Burnetts job office, to-
gether with the entire block. Loss on the
World Office, 5000; insured for s',7oO. Bur.
netts loss is fully covered by insurance
Total loss not given.
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Public sympathy ha, turned in the
direction Of Acapulco, Mexico, where
two more orphans have just been added
to the long list Of the worlds bereaved
ones. Their mother, aged one hundred
and thirty-two years died suddenly the
other day, when the oldest son had barely
reached his one hundredth birthday. lie
and hi. young brother, vho is only
ninety, will now have to stump II
through life rs hest they can.
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DEArH from lightning is painless. The
nerves of the human body do not convey
sensation of pain instantly to the nerve
ccnters. There is an apprcciable interval
before We are cognizant OF what has hap
pcned The time Of an electric flash is
a small fraction of this interval. While
the velocity Of a nervous sensation Of
pain is less than hundred feet second,
that OF electricity, varying under difier'
ent circumstances, Is many thousand
time. greater. We are killed before we
know il.
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From the south.

Advices received by fiedtenaht-G General
Sheridan from Brownsville, Texas, indicate
a critical state Of affairs at Matamoras, and
a conflict between citizens and Mexican sol.
diery rs imminent All the business houses
in Matamoras were closed, and armed citi-
sens thressened to take Cortina from the
soldiers, who, the vice'Consul thinks, are
not strong enough to prevent the rescue.
The suspension Of the South Carolina
Bank and Trus, Company, Of Columbia, is
announced. Hardy salomon, President, at
tributes the suspension to heavy run by
depositors, together with the mpossibility of
collecting loans due the bank. The deposits
in the suspended bank amount to about
100000.
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-Four prisoners named W. J. McDaniels,
one Of the Muncie railroad robbers, and
noted desperate Of Missouri, at one time
connected with the notorious james gang
VIM. Dunn, alas A. y. Montgomery, horse.
thief and Kentucky outlaw and Robert
ingalls, and Elijah tedfurd railroad thieves,
overpowered the Jail guards at Lawrenct,
Kansas, recently, and escaped. They stole
rihes and pistols from the jailer's office, took
the sheriiNs horse, and stole another from q
citizen, and ded westward, Mcbaniels a.
terwsrd surrendered. lie had been wounded
BY a shot fred bt a citizen.
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A HuSTING.KSIrE valued at $35 900,
belonging to the jeweler Of the King Of
Portugal. was lost in the Cadiz which
foundered recently of the coast Of Por-
tugal. The sheath and handle were CON-
posed of the heads Of wild animals and
hounds, modelled and cha-ed in silver,
and accurately representing the lordly
stag, the bear, the wolf, the wild boar,
aud other fen, nd,ura still found in the
Luisitanian forests.
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Ohio \ Mississippi Il. Il.
The Peoples Line.
IHE REASON Why.
u Is "a Hours Quicker
and - Miles Shorter

Than any other line bctwccn I.su.,ille and - Louis
Ustls uNiN Line nos running paily through
trains. hath uuruug aud evening, Louisville ." -
Louis Don't forsrt lt'
II s the only rad by which ngors arriving In
artlls nn utarnIug trains 90 dirtci through Co
- ls,uis sithuui drtcutiun ur lu,- oi time.
II B. the only line which gives dircCi o'nncriious
~ph both morning and evening trains cut Of II.
Louis, Toe all Western IyXss and southern points.
II j. the anly line running through daily sleep
ing ,aarh tu Philadelphia, VIA Baltimore aud wash
ington, wtnout change.
Fcr safety and Certainty II Councctions Is is un-
~Iualc'i.
Tiske,s fot .aie and aeagr checked thruigh At all
Ti,ket Oiiiors ia thu principal >ouhcrn etics. iuf
fzrthcr iniounathn apply 10
- ANTHONY, Ticket Agent,
A. 4 RgYtoN 4. o. tuAraAN,
ten psss Agent I'as,. Agent,
-. Inuis, Mo. Louisville, Ny.
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Gemeraf Brerifies.

The Iowa Republican state Convention
has nominated Samuel J. Kirkwood for Gov
eruor, and J. J. Newbold for Lieutenant
Governor. The platform regards gold and
silver as the only reliable legal tender, and
a currency convertible with coin should
therefore be gradually attained opposes
third term indorses the present public
school system; is opposed to concession oi
public lands tn railways; favors revenue
adjusted to encourage home industry; and
approves the pationsl and State Admins
trations.
The California Democratic Convention, in
a recent session, nominated William Irwin
for Governor. The platform opposes
proaigate system Of local improvements by
the Federal Government; opposes the divi-
sion Of the school fund for other than legal
purposes; opposes prohibitory laws, the mi
aui,ies of the protective system, and the
curse Of inconvertible paper money; favors
the speedy completion Of trans-continentai
railroad on the thirtysecond parallel, sub
iect to such limitation by the State aud
Federal governments as shall protect the
rights of the people aud condemns the doe
trne whereby the power of the State to "re'
ent importation of degraded persons for
immoral purposes has been denied.
The State Temperance Convention OF Cali
fornia has nominated full State ticket,
headed by W. r. Lovett
The Temperance Convention OF Iowa
adopted the following platform, at its late
session in Des Moines;
WHEREAS, Existing political parties have iguorea
prohibition,
Reso,,ed, That the temperance people Of Iowa are
forced 10 -ek promotion Of their cause In such way
as will lie most effective, without regard TO parties
that the laws Of the state relating to the desecration
Of the sabbath should he rgidly enforced that
there should be no diversion OF the school fund for
.ec,arian purposes that political organizations
should not control men in their actions or moral
questions that county organizations be formed to
elect Temperance men to the Legislature
Willie Wolf, six years old, stolen from his
home in Scranton, Pa, some months ago, has
been found at Mahoning City with an intox'
ieated woman. Both hays been sent To
Scranton, the boy to his parents aud the
woman 10 Jail charged with abduction.
Abill has been filed in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in Philadelphia, charging Alex
and.r Irwin, confidential clerk Of Henry g..
Morris, bankrupt proprietor Of the South
wark Iron Company, with drawing ssO,0O
from its capital in the past years, and with
total Indebtedness Ia the establishment OF
$4,000.
The long agony Of the Tilton.Iieecher trial
has ended by the disagreement oI the jury
y for Beecher, 3 for Iilton.
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THERE is Swedish lady, Miss Hide
gard Bierk, Studying at UpSala for the
profession of medicine. She takes her
place in the ordinary classes, and it is
not expected any special courses will
ever he organized for women students.
The reason why, according to CORES
pondcnt of the Ithoneul, is that both
sexes ought To be equal before Science,
which emanates from God, and conse-
quently can never be hurtiul to we'll
understood respectability." Not 80 bad,
indeed, for a so-called puritan country.