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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
DECISIONS BY TIE UNITED STATES AND MEXI

WAsHIHGrNN, June THE following action has
en Dai by the states ard Me.iean Cogm.ssipu
PIN te month VI My IL the several American cases
1,"r,- oy he r,nure case 40 $50 r. u Wills sfl7e+
rntI Interest 10 Mary Blower, SO ~ rut sul m
3J NInceu- ostanf - p, gold and interest }rl,
PAR 30rgr - 6G0 e HBi it'rsHt 37 SARAH VI.
stanal-l. 81 gold 81. sti roo o. III without
u,I.rSf ~, Mary ConrOw. 20 gold, with rier II,
ana -JOsuD g"u. Interest George L. Nae
500 gold, NItuat ltHtSf ~ I"~s ~ en- rIu,
-od - III mt, rest 20 tme a. gold.
Tfrner KHsnaw. % d, go'i Win Interest Is Dunbar
neixnp --nOO0. su' "a nt-,-,t 80 pan j. W me-
Sls.OOu. gOsi, With Interest.
Blogn As, Ionn T. Robinson 40 Pol. H. ny t,i j.
NJ Haynes 1870 G. II Pond 80. Ioln r1arr % Henry
Ve-rpH - a $40 it'Ilird easet ,5f lam NJ Ii.n
nett 5S hrir- Of JohI 1nahg O4J H. D. Siros0n 80.
Manuel j. De "a - &. T. Webster 30. ti.irAlli
Cummings 3 Teiac Lgltncr~ arm nii rl'or - NJ chao
Lnnpaei u. X h. tins,Dnry ~ -nnh ayers - Jasper
nGt and ia, John Pif"tt; 81, 81 a. brbckHby
ioi. l. l. LaErcncc @r. Henry e. Bod 5OJ Charles h.
Brllten. 9l3. william suOhI.
Beruard iulin' 20. - ~ gold, v "a interest =. 80,
alsIn by mint - CON nisTonefs No 80.
b Brown. a5s, e sckm,diS; 10 Rafael Navar iie
an. 1onn G. smith. AZ Martin X. Plon, l13
81 YorEe 8 Potts; 54i, jpo Ffiary; So win Koeus
si p Tie .ua 791, Juo g smith Ji9' Chas Mac
Malas 500, Nm Horne. JGl, Aibsrt Campol 966, Al
wri-ht; ga Simo bsa, Reynolds q slaughter
5Je. Cncley oss0l. 500. loAs BIls. b09, AsSOon
Srhairr SO -fmani. Nina freett hurng COMPANY H.
Lambert Irrau; Oh. Nm G. CuiGTsen, 80, samuel
Ah 0lI ElIhu T. Snidcri 81, Geo. Pace;
60 Mary schuier 81 AL 6a Edward Byfns 1i6 Frances
James Hughes GJs. Wa ". Arnett C50 VIM w brat0ui
3 :, step-en +. bEo~n coJ, i. II MsSi.It o., teaS
Honey ts7, FracEiek. Al. Phll.s 49, JaLaes l. Myes
no + III. 49, Dlhlegny rs. McFaIianc
Ih JSs 10 SaE s ssaf' @ s ns%s 80 Ia
s4O, Cleaente r. O.4ela 752, FeAso Ruiz 16j bru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June I'm the Court Of Appeals, Mon
dav, = me :. 1915
No Henry Morgan, appe lan' art Francs Nktiy -
ais respondents rgled hy kgd-fus Cooke 81 eoI "f
appellant amt hv IOhn : Woo~iH arr. WIN W. Acr f ~
VI Gerard and W0OlruA Tor rsp0nr' IT, No - w M
r. Asior ayl a The Mayor 81. responder sArgued
By Charles IT, Miller counsel appellant amt ~ VI
Barus- for asrouf.nf case siii ON.
Proclamation and Court adjourned I'll Tuesday June
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

Conference and resolution offered suggesting that
the work ha placgd n The hands ~ Miii-tra uhnl.l-
tee fnr eomretinn. sud thar " he thon hdnt'd ~ he
Church Ritual. resolution tO refer tie mat 10 ths
Executive Committee, with INSTRUCTIONS 10 'if"hL =
Comm -.e Of mri ffrs 90 eject 70 W1Eh, 800
The reports ~ fhe IKE lTe Committee m thr NY
lee ON 4 le4is@ cal tfsifs read snh adopted rue
Gur 81 ou nlls-ionir tn, ald tiie api"p" ''h "a
funds FOR thaf purrnse, distu.-'d ni some r-,n'
ing TIE Convention adjourned 10 meet at 10 h H. io-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
ARREST AND RELEASE or \ GERMAN FoRGER.
DENNY Sheriff Mc(;onigal Yesterday arrested

Solomon Bcllnan, passenger GA the steamship SPAN,
on the arrival Of the vessel 1t ills port The arrest
made ON the complaint OF Hugo Noa agent foe Leopold
IApschitz and Michael L. IApscbz OF Berlin, Germany.
A telegram was received from the Berlin firm, setting
forth that Bcan lad sold them forged drafts or bills
Of exchange and obtained loo alrrs, equal to sl72s
I'm gold and Ned. A description OF the fugitive
gven Possession ~ the prisoner found only
600 tnalerr This taken possession Of by Solomon
and Burke counsel for the complainant and the prisoner
WAS released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
PANT Ill. r, DAILY, =.

s?8 Johnson ss- i4e' .wlgggas at The Ere
10y ii 6e 's' '"' stisslsr ft,vsns
1872 EaadDh AZ Sss 1865 Mgf ,s.+, ,@a a''- -
trsp.r sef. MORGAN 1896 squadrius art and
i6o BiTpeti g. veraauner 1857 Mil and 'nO sg
lsI 1cS ;''. AM ,uFcs iIGs. Draper agL HHaGo.
MARINE COZ ar-raiAL Trni-PART T-AO>sl ].
4902 Ross AT. Lfnan. t4le3..s e. a. agL VIZ
2Olo.-1fihn AZ. Bannon , ns'fee, ~ .,
bersereta az "a" 25iS spencer a agL Bell
i2e5 Frank It a. ait boel 1919 Tonga ast rnen
soss crssy ast Mayor ,,,'' : Mia5is.
seo TIE University CITY Of js75 SaYss ss'.
GA posnes e al sct ,as paws At. flynn 9, al.
Fuchs '''''''I ,oa an and "a aa s." ''"'-
PAErII.--Gso-s. !.
'25ao seonan a~' oould 2iee .Devfn ast PlyKs and
25i5 nash's AT Farley. 2l7l Riley ags coanrr
e.55 Mero I'd anS sg sc7 scim5ss al ,st over:
q7o7 n~1 ''i''s r. rot 4qs2 cornen ,ud sao ,st
EEL 1873. .Bonneu agt Canisn.
PAr uT-sPAomNaJ.
3sl5 scaonhers All Typ 1879 Williams and au@ sgt
$500 w5riS AIT. Abbott nss Van lIess at. Gran
1888 da s,v 19a 9ro as 7s otto at sbavpe
ll19 Fl-i~ciancr at Ka'z i2D Francis agi erryn
1888 raasa ACT on 400 aorsetai .-
IN. ~ al 4s'' "a g. ksndriess AT Crane
fT0rhrein 2J2J. Avsrn ago = !. Loan
3-s7. .Galngaa art. Levy. ami Ind 60
PkxT IV.-McADAn. J..
$3.50. Fisher AIT. Dry Dock 1921 Kip art brown;
.ay. rank sOl6 Prescott ltSFina
300 1lla a ~ at. Metz. 1851 villains ct a. agt-
1866 sae,hy 1T. .i,r'.,tt. schoonbcrs sm. and
,aa , 'i1 ''' - 1850 se5ise agt Hoths
'-1 3. 2. chld
375O Torlit1 e AZ agt Is- % AFT Payne.
rre 2-6J Inness AIT TUFTS 10 al
3gt7. Iasi, agt Whtlan. 2J67 Steele att Wa lng.
90 GLEASON at. BIZ gOgcl 1903. kcech sgt bMiey.
and anO 25Gg kIysT aSt. DOsr-a
9ao0 Ham ION at. Appel. -JtN Aatirr and an0 a&t
1882 McHrle Ct 81. aSl -. Pcck a. a. .
Carey. 267l Petit agt Haden a,d
1851 Daily. r. art. wvnan. aHo.
s7-Z A. 3J12 Chisholm MI bai-'esd
DlI " ici,'C icf. klprt
rypg.i sPae0ys- ITACzFTT. RsccrerJohn Reynolds and
ofh-r@ 0unn0 burglary kr snd John brv-
ill., Thomas -Iii. Egcnc NerusA AIMEE kerry thfcs
10 tuly. John John FoOlery Jam Doiry,
Mary Acue-n1tt, I'"tr'S ttsl John H. wilson, Joan
Mitchell assault aid tatfry Daniel Motor r1pc
Groryc T. ly grand larceny; Roger HasNll h95i All,
James Sui Thomas IT. mes mana gncn Oh'. bi%ef'
HERMAN smith, Join M0TiArty John ruti, piit Ar,rnyi
Jacob schuidoz burglary to1- Henry Ncy ns inor;
haa Vos tosur, John Peek, Thomas T.
Oswald Eia4t, Thomas Pay Thomas tuntfi Wlil&ns
NonoLan George HnDkns thaTica CLrrman DAME" AoIaaI
Gustav UretL, IUThtz Jsis Hlntd lbuhef EDWARD
H. Tocsh Bar Naab. Ciaf- tcnnef, violation 81 oy
aw-s Joan MsTlugh. John Murphy rsi Lug stn g0edsi
George lse.ly, petit larceny William Piper, hrssry
ALBANY June The following il the Court N
calendar for Tuesday, June 1919; Nor 90 ~
a. f.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
,lrNrArrRr -ALAlANAc.

81, rises .. tn Slr scts... 20 Moon ~ IS
HsH rif- nNY-t.
sandy Hook lIt Goy fal.hI. 900 ten q. Ferry L36
pTfH WAFER lHs DAY..
-,pdy Hook 600 fi0v .s.ld Or Hell ~. very 3ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

2iio Hlburn AFT. Brandt
Z-Ol .St1raidf, admir-, &c,
at. JctL0d.
III. DOunttF All. hclly,
Sheriff, &c.
1881. TrsyuUr AgL Burton
sb1 .JaInsr AT Jcx AMI ano.
s0o. .Jan',. art Jex aud ano.
2y4J. Me, afferty and ano.
agL Tho Mayor. sc.
1901 Weller agt. COngrega-
IiJu Israel.
s FVW her agt. Brewing.
AL. Plat agL Plat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

lt0S .Fi,h agt. Napier.
I4ll quinn AT CrlW tDri.
s1O..I4yiOr Ix- otDcAtr ~
and flitOU Ferry l..
X 90
2577. Conner at. The Mayor.
40. .JObcs AT. y. 4. * A.. a..
Il. GO.
1853 keenan, AT. The Mayor.
25uD. Brown agt. Tho Mayor.
2570. Rosenthtl ACT. The
Mayor.
1869 AOller At. Tuska
lOo9 Moiler ast Tuska
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

.rneiuntil 1T Of July.

D. Law TT tltfs j
3D.. 5rotf, Idm'r. lgL e. T..
y. lIlnf II. p. p. 90.
L. % NJ = at. ,i4nTaring
lri ago.
l2li... Buchanan Earn Oh ca.
Iyi. to-e.
800 schi1 AZ Noorhis aEd
l9li.. Watson slda no. aCl. -.
Y. zen. ~ "A. l.. K.
r. to-.
1876 No-fsr 81. r Oman.
l'3t !. rfis dIi .lO. act. -
rln.
1855 Williams and 1n1. ar.
lac Mayor. Sc.
los. L....t.Ag at. Ran
fo.ph and dao.
Jli..Wiucht titr &c -. AT.
uru,l,y 90 Al.
7Jt. -rianisAer agJ. Schuy
~.
1880 Bellows anf ano. agt
DarragA iad tIO.
-r'f2CoE. T.
30 ..Ll.I.ut.ll.eXr.. &c. a..
Dream Nif. Bank.
0a~3ra' ana au". I~t. Cen
trIl q. L. 20. of New.
J I-ey.
aGl Plat at. smart - a..
auJl.~FersIsol AT. tel "a
son.
30Ul..M range at. Hynes
cf al.
, % Frewri ~ al. AZ. imp.
ant Traders Nj.
Balk.
1903 Ballard agi. Bondy and
anO.
1885. Wsmr az. tschiey.
s37 Davis. rtcr. g., dgt.
Taut.
SO Bee-n lnd al0. agt.
smith Wd auO.
lli9--lOaf- agt the Mayer,
Nr.
100. Pm..nn, sur'vr, &C.. at.
Nui Seulng ami IlD.
y *. TIE lrDHif.. Ike. cI rel.
Floyd lisf. Conkl,n
l442 CT, amer and auO. AZ.
2 lc MAYOR. g..
3I2.B Esliy AIT. kilrcdgr.
l-5s tay!or 81 d. AT. Hoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

HH-PART L-FRFgnNAN. J.
lo-j. GOufush at -Seery.
40 DuNd dgt. Lho Mayor
sc.
1883 Boiler agt- The Mayor.
*.
1912. fowls agt. Remsen,
- al.
SCI McMnilen agt Austin
81 a..
1878 Jones admir-. art. Roach
AMI aiip.
60. Fur,0ng agt Allen.
jNFLL On. j.
1906. .Gilaber AT. Farisy and
aln.
1910 Beard dgf. -innott and
.!un.
1915 CrDck-r ant ano. agt.
LnAng sua aLO.
1894. Snyder ..-f. IT glit.
z e..EtNsri- at. Mccall.
9Gt Alden at. LEX and auD.
$50. Weeks 81 al. at. fhs
Manhattan R.r. As "a.
40 Cecllrt A. AL. kicna4d-
sJI.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
Court 1t Blountville:

aiJFrom the SullivanrI.andmark.l ts'e
Circuit Cours now ia session at Blount.
ville,a .Judge Gillspsaters presiding,
The Judge is making litigaOts in court
come to time. That is right. When
men pot their sasrs 10 court they ought
to get ready 10 come out, and if they
don't, let the court put them out, ~
A great deal Of important business J.
being done, The criminal docket was
unusually small. But few important
criminal cases in court. The case Of the
State VS.. Cox. for an attempt to commit
rape. the accused was sentenced to the
peuitentisry for one year, The Judges
words in announcing the judgement were
solemn and impressive, aud carried with
them ., warning 10 all evil aosrs. IL sa,
xers present, The prisoner is ayoupe
man Of eooa appearance. and ola sooC
family. Va pity, and symPaibise will
bit afflicted parents.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
An Honest Youth.


,Wewere passing down, Fifth street, st,
Louis. the other day, when, in casting
eyes about, they fell upon a eurb,stone,
with his elbows on his knees and his face
buried in his hapds. as though in deep
grief. Ne stopped, touched By the ap-
pareut misery of the young man, and
asked him had anything. hOppenl 70
plunge himithus, as it were. in a gull lof
despair. 20 su.5 su..l1 aeirr'.r ..
He looked up, and the colnterance. We
gazed upon was pale AM ho~!ayl as
though the posSossor had sute. d a sever
loss. After look ing at us for Il raopent
he said q3s.1.i l.r Ea y.g1 ,a .
."You appear as though you coGM 9n;>
pathize with o, fellow" A.. .etle.,. s,
We told him I'VE were s)rly and
would help him if it were in our power.
Well" he said, "about u month since
| had suit Of clothes made. which cost
fifty dollars and as / didn't have the
money at the time, the. tailor said he
would wait. And now what does lie dc
but 90 and bust up, p,apd leaves for. parts
unknown, and | still owe him that City
dollars -l l.erd .7.. --4 .f
We began to think that We bad Indeed
met an honest man higA'min5ed young
man. who would grieve about a matter
of that kind, and told him not to get ner
vous about it, as the tailor. would perhap'
return some day, and then he would have
an ofp5rtunityato pay him. And t'F'i'
honest, sOrfdwtdl>lo6king young man
said: -,
"Oh, that's net what troubles me, sir
Tan clubbing myself ,Jscquse l. ditln'
order an otetcota otuthclsame time. ~
Kp,rrrs ,d 'di tssomsi n t..a.a ,el
| - >'s'''1 '11,~f oil ..u s ...H. = -. ..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
When to Cut Timber.

A correspondent ofatbe New Jersey
lEeaFd' says, If oak. hickory, or Chestnut
timber is fellel in the eight month
August, in the second running OF the sap
and barkea quite large tree will season
perfectly, andeven the twig will rsmain
sound for a year whereas that cut in
Water. and remaining until next fall (aS
thick as your wrist J. will be almost unit
for any purpose. The oody Of the oak
split intoirails will not last more that ten
or twelve years.u Chestnut will last
longer. but no comparison to tLat cut in
the eight month. Hickory cut in the
eight month is not subject to be worms
eaten, and will last long time for fencing.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
Two Accommodating Fairs,

1o yrri,- adt TT-1-yI ilip Ira s5fEl-
There resided in this town DR.. y III
who until reccntiysA did business as
druggist. His family consisted d'Ofa wife
and'an adopted Daughter. a,rhe wife was
an amiable !laay ihIlho prime ofiFyouth
wOmanhood, ard tAe daughter'an iStelli-
sent and engaging young woman, who
acted as clerk in her foster-father's drug
store. Boarding with the family wos "a
literary gentleman, of cultivated MUD
aud estate, Who occupied a room in the
drugstore, who're ho devoted much Of
his time to driving. the quill. The fans
lily circle, composed Of those four, moved
along harWGniously. until Cupid looked
in upon them, and discovering latent
love in each human breast !; ,Lc thence bc;
gan making matches. The, literary man
secretly cherished an, ardent admiration
for the Doctors wife, and the. doctor more
than fathers affection for his adopted
daughter, Then followed mutual dis
coyery Of these facts, g, mutual ,lrqcpgpi,
tioa Of the secret passions, q mutual
agreement to allow the course Of love, to
run smooth, h,"%a a 'autua. separation, of the
doctor aud his wife-aniting of hands
with hearts TO SUIT their wishes. The
doctor gave his wife to the literary man
and accepted the hand Of his own adopted
daughter. They now form two families
tho Literary man having gcpe with his
new made wife to join lbe graugers on a
farm not far distant. 'Tis said the doctor
obtained a divorce from the FIRST wife aud
that the latter marriages were properly
legallzed. Loud Er. nsmsru., f5.7ag.,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
Sweet Oil as a Remedy, for
'a'71' $40 u Poison. aamev '' !.

A. plain farmer writes, 1T is no,
over twenty years since I heard that
sweet oil would cure the bite of ratte-
snake, hot knowing that 1t would cure
other kinds Of poison. Practice and cx;
perienCe have taught me that it win cure
poison of any kind, both on man and
beast. The patient must takea spoon.
fal of Il internally, and bathe the wound
for cure. To cure horse. it takes
eight times as much aS.for a man, One
of the most extreme cases Of snakehiteS
occurred eleven years ago, 1t had been
thirty days Standing, and the patient had
beenglvcn Up by his physician. L gave
him spoonful ofoil, which effected a
cure. 1t will'cure bloat in cattle caused
BY fresh clover. IL win cure the stings
Of bees spiders, or other insects, and
persons who have been poisoned by l1w,
running vine called Ivy. .a'.f'1 3 fo.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
What do you call your. Father?

b-.uy a..-rnsT i-rd 9. eyr.r sil ul
"The old man man won't let me, SO, {,
"PPshaw my gov ynsogr, u let me go"
well, | haven't said anything to my
pop about .t it." ..SgSbJ Sgnrh talk among boys
is very common, When boys get to be
of certain qsepfr9m Il to, l6--they
seem to think it mainly, in speaking of
tier fathers to other boys, to use some
slang g..3 word. v. We hear ."old Man,
"D}add,"S "Oll SqHarctoes," allrqpE
'G.oo'YioomT1or, ,I1or best, and which SHOULD
boTnext, to. m9thqr-tle dearest of
nanes. This nickpamingis not by any
means confined to rude and rough
boys but unfortunately prevails among
those who have been well brought up
properly educated, and have pleasant
homes IT would be said indeed, If
those names were used to express dis
respect, or contempt, but they arc
heard. and more's the pity, from the
hps of those boys who really love their
fathers, and would at once resent ii if
anything disgespectrul were. said OF
them, Not one of the boys who is in
the habit of speaking Of, his father by
a slang name, would so to him and
say "Old man, won't you please do
this OF, that or say Good night, pop,
1t is a very safe rule never to speak
Of your .father-or in fact any one else
by any name you would not use in
speaking to him. The good old Saxon
name father, is not only pleasing
word, but it is appropriate, at all ages
whether from the tiny child or the full
grown man. Boys, don't use slang at
all, but especially not when you mean
Father.-Amerjcdn Agricu'tni&, l.g
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
Didn't Want. Her Alive,

u IH.Hra.. rH.r m = & fr... ID
The wife Of viIagcr in this town ot
Potion, France, after protracted illness
fen into a trance. and was believed to be
dead. Asis usual among the very poor
psasantFy there the body was folded
in sheet and carried 70 the grave rncof,
6ned, Qp the way to tbegraveyard tho
body had'to be carried through a thicket
where the underwood consisted principal
ly of thorn bushes, and in passing through
tue Supposed corpse was awakened from
the. TRANCE by being scraped with the
tborns. Fourteen years afterward tho
woman really died, and on the way to
tho grave the same route VAS taken.
As the mourners approached ,he thieket
The husband called out vigorously:
Take care don't ~ ,eur. he horA
iaatssp l'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
How Old Maids May be Detec>
--.IcaI aIas ted. = " - NJ t''

A writer gives the following symptoms
Of naidenly celibacy: When woman
begins to have little dog trotting after
her-that's symptom. .LWAen women
begins to drink her tea without sugar L.
that's symptom. When women be-
gins 10 say that she's refused many an
ofer-thAt's symptom.-When woS
man begins to talk about rheumatism in
her knees and elbews-that's symptom.
When women finds fault with her look
ing glass, and says it don't show her features
right that's symptom. When o wo.
man begins to talk about cold draughts,
and stops the cervices in the doors and
windows--that'sa symptom. When a
woman changes her shoes every time she
comes into the house after .walk-that's s
a symptom. When awoman begins to
have a caeather elbow at meal times.
and gives it sweetened milk that's d
symptom. When woman begins to say
that servant has no business with a
sweetheart--thafs a symptom. When
woman begins 10 say what a dreadful
set of creatures men are and that she
wsuldnt be bothered with one Of them
for the world-that'sa Symptom ed
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-02
Her Persuasive. Way.

A woman at lled;pine Bow, Wyoming
Territory. just as Sic was depcsiting her .
vote last election day was surprised 10 hear
a rougb'Sing out :.foT ml.i s,ild 1isl ra'
81 challenge tho woman's vote." 'rlI1e
',0n what grounds sir?.. go 4us gra5ui
"She hasn't been long enough in the ;
Territory" i ai i7uodi.h 'iua,ria taa
Did the'wonian SIT down and cry owe
it /? ts not ID be recorded Her dain-
~ little hand glided back into the foldsa
of her pull-back, and the next thing that
auiacous cuss Knew he Was gazing into
the muzz'e Of derrrgcr, while tho fair
voter said
"IIow long have been in the Territory
sir :" '''' '' ''' ga
Look out, madam don't That cuss.d
might 60 of-take it away; | beg your
pardon don't touch that trigger-I"
[ I'm mistaken in the woman, Please
point that the other way. III lick the
lyin' sheep thief that says you haven lived
right here in this town for ten years,
sw' ar ! will" 80,
lie scooted around the corner and she
smilingly passed in her ticket
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A Merciful Judge.

A Texas judge is credited with the
following decision: ''The fac. is Jones
the Jail is an old, rickety affair. as cold
as an irOa wedge. You applied to this
c5urt for release on bail, giving it as
your opinion that ycu would freeze to
death there. The weather has not mod
Grated. and to keep you frsm freezing |
Will direct the sheriff to hang you at
four O'Clock this afternoon -
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Fable on Discontentm ,nt.

A canary. and goldfish had their lot
thrown osether in the same, room. One
hot day the master of the house 'hesred
the fish complaining of his dualb condi-
ton. and envying the sweet voice Of his
companion overhead. T0h! l wish |
could sing as Sgeetly as my friend up
theIel !" whilst the canary was eyeing tho
inhabltant of the globe. SLOW coil it
looks! Iwish my lot was thcre!' So,
then, 1T shall be- said tho master, and
forthwith place the fish in the air and ths
bird in the water !; Yhereupon they saw
their folly, and repcnted for their discon>
tent, .Of which the moral Is sooner
drawn than pructiced-let every man be
content in the state in which Providence
has placed him, and believe that it is best
fitted for him. r. r.t
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The Innocent Boy.

rFpt 1910 A- l4,ts&4 s 70
The vicksburg boy can stand mp with
any sther boy in tbe world against an ac'
cusati6n. The ether day, when Nicks
burg mother discovered sugar on the pam
try shelf, she called to her boy and
said, E1.i f.. .aa r,5
Some one has been stealing this su,
gar!' HJNHrtI >3IalUJ
lis it poss,ble?' be exclaimed rolling
up bis eyes ip a'touishment.
Yes; it is possible, und the thief is
not aravay;, either = '',.,,ug.srr.
Amt hep Do you Suspect father?' W
49, No; ! don't
"Couldn't be the cat, could it? she
inquired, glancing under the table in
search efthe feline. Irr br.I
Cats don't eat sugar. young mani
"Thes don't295 73 no 4
mo, sir the thief Is q boy about your
sizc.'
t.He is eh? Ia just like to catch him
in here onoe?' d. ,n eHIia .rfta... o..
III this sugar is disturbed again" !"
she said as she covered the box. II
know of boy who'll get his jacket dus'
ted.n .u1TiJiIg~ tHIINp IAt/ ic
,, That's bully? !, wish you'd let me
stay out Of school SOS to see you catch and
maui him"
! Aud he went out to -devonr the Other
Jumps. EckJu,y Herald. s'nt
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EGe SAucE.- Lettwo teseupfuls of
sweet milk como to boil. and hsvc two
eggs lightly beaten with half a ttacupful
Of loaf sugar, and stirithe milk into the
eggs. SIT back on the stove. aud stew
slowly until Of the consistency of paste.
Be carefI! not tolet il eurdle. Flavor
with Whatever you prefer, and while hot,
drop in large lump Of butter.
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r ...t t'4-l ? J'ls.1 y f.l. '.f.tT
IT islwelf that in the papers & kG
Great donators should he named,
When some dwelling-place' of mercy
For the needy's to bc famed; -
Fol-. it may be such recording
VIII make many, many more,
From their glittering, golden fulness,
Also. give unto the poor.
! ICJ EIt lnnt
But if only fot srecortiing' n we
These donators ope the puree,
Even the most, gripping biisers
Now and after may be worse:
So let's not be too exacting;
Yet no matter how much "ore,"
Angels bless thessecret penny
, Given kindly to theypoor. 'ys<R
o, it must make the most skeptic,
''7 They who only worship arts, i. "
For there is an innate heaven 'i- 7''')
or the generous in some hearts, p
So, let's not be hypercritic;
T Wider st;Il MAJ mercy's' door '-
Open for the needy-angels ng.
In their giadness blessing dollars
And the pennies for thepoor.