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i. W. badlanber.
Z. Der Observation-Disclosures. Gri6blun9
Don Balouin Wtoabauien. .
3. Die Blamsn unb 0elben. Benejuela.
miiGes Gbaratterbilo bon Grieorid
6eritdter. r
L Ser Raub gtraRburs's. Bat.rl1nbi.
iber 3toman bon beribert 3idu.,
8. Deutidblanc'S Gbre. biftoriider Ro.
man oon Yerlo bon Dulef.
6. HaS xeftdment peter beS 6rpRess.
Noman uno Gsi@i8ts BON Gueian Der.
bert.
T. . Der elephant. aOmii&sr ROman bon
VI. b. QBilterfelo.
.u.s. Der fiesenbe Spndnter. biiori.
i9er @oman BON VI. e. Bra&pOssl.
3ipei 81nos.
10. Ole CAloasiebs. Cine Gr,dbIuns aus
benz alten Berlin, bon Gepr9 Dill iinb
T" Reineie, Criminal . 0eldibte oon
6rieo. 5risori@. 3uianmen in sinsm
Bano.
II. Perr 3ecpQ. Criminal 3 Romdn bon
@mil Waborian.
II. 8mef beitere 6%efdbid1ten. Bon Abolf
Miselbnr9. 3pei 2pbne. Serp.
bias. Sn1ainmen i'll elnem Bano. "
10. Der tone Sans. Criminal : Uel6idte
pom VI. StredfuB. llno Die Gpbne
Barnepelt'8. biitoriiaer Ytoman pol
S1miot : gBsiBsnteIs. 3ulainnsn in
einem Bano.
Ia lin Ebrun unn eeben. 6iitorif@sr Ro.
man oon 0eorg btItl,
lb.s SIM Gdfenfter. Soeialsr Roman uen
UrteDrlD Uerltader.
10. Gabrielle, bad aDeib bee 4ZpielerS ..
Criminal +. Ytooeie BON Is. 4italpal ;
unb Die Tranctireurs, @rjdblung
aus benz oeuti1 =. franSSNI6en &riese
NJ BON Srieorib GeritIder. 3uainnlen
ll.-I- In einem 1anb.
T 10. o Gin Sermprfener.. Criminal looeue
bon ]. D. 3emme.-1as 6orffbaus
pber Die piloe Jago in Der Wialj. 3us
iamiuen in eirem Bano.
Ia SeremtdS unb bic fd)pne 0fnceniia,
Der Serr bee Saufes-6rau 6ps
dben,-Gte MISUNDERSTANDING, Or
s S%SS5iianesn soH gsaria bon Siiisrs. gu.
iammen in eiueml Bauo.
.. II. 20. Der 6elS BON Gr5.. Ton:I. g, Brad.
uo9el. 3iuei SGn0e.
81. Die aite i~paniibe urfunns, Don Wr.
NJ maub uno Das y eipena. ,,gpilpoe
n. aus BEN beutib- franSoI5hen &rieQe
bon .. b. bon 0eoenrotb. 3uiamlnen
in einem Yano.
n. Bier BlItben unh cine 6rudbt no.
belle BON gBilbelm Sdmiot. g piomba-
EfF 9tppelle non Wrosper MsrriIne. ,3us
aminen IN ettteln Bdno.
"a. Glauleine Habueu.. jNnrnoil tpu, NuQ.
fStIberittiH liter Bdfo.
~ @lGu;cnee Sabnen. .9tolnan non Nua.
SiIberlietn. 2ter Yeno uno Die RpnMs
brinst Cd an esH Gag. 3uiammsn in
eineln Bano.
%. Die Sarpnin. Ronan bon Gusen De.
oenrotb uno Wfit ~eiierner Sane. gu.
iamren in einem Yano.
~. Eis 2flqperet Der eiebs. ROman Don
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s5 bis 500 per Sag III @amie,
9'eoiu9ungen frei. Noreiie:
1S31mjl 8. gtinipn II. 60, p%ortlanb, Wie.
SIN Nferhebcffher.

Srgenb Semano Der lie 81. 3obias' Gene,
tianiites Yierbe 0lniment gebraudt bat,
miro ME inebr obne %Dalielbe bleiben. IS if
einc iitere 9eilung fir &olif, Salsleioen,
Sdnitte, Quetidungen uno alte Sddoen.
@arantlrt better gu ieln ais trgero elm anoeres
Uitttel. Sm Yiut Tlaiden gu @inem Collar.
Serfauft burd Die IpOtbefer. Depot 10 Yarl
Ylace, yteiu Yorf.
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Trunen cut 5ur &ettnng.
Chs Ssl&i&ts bss .,Nsaen arsunusss."
s. g. Mrtbur'S

nsuefes uni srpstss gDert. atsr ben msrtmarStaaen gaf.
fanb her Nsaasit. Gin ~parbisss Settsnfad ia man
Trap" unb Ten Nights. psltes BET benz Belle Gsx.
iatten MAIDEN unb lb iebr gut perfaufen ptrb. gu etueni
ssr,nssn pretfs perS6entlt&t. UNI fbnsus 9srtaufs unb
arpse circulation su ~eraieltn. Isnipersnsfrsuubs, unters
fuSt ete Werbrettuna hes Budes. Spestele 0trfaufs.
pom 81 per Dot ~tepiatst. 9. NJ. 2tonearf u. Ws.
Tutiifbers. Dbtldbd. AyDtasT a
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SAAM Wednner unc Trauen pernet test Der.
OOV Ianat fir uniere neuen 0pIefecern.
Bilcer. Jfdbfeice, 2eimsnfacen nnc Scbreibpa'
pier. @rpAe Ginnabmen NIT gtderbeit se'
madbt. Wlan idrsibe iofort UNI Gireulare an o. Z.
@uernfep. Yubifter. GcneprS, ~. 3. 4944ma.
, 1875-05-07
SAarla6feber, Spptberia,
In Mnnher Gn1& wv

Das eri6redenoe nmIib9reifeu bieIer &rantbetten
ma9t ben 6ebrand zines Wtittels n0tbi9, lpelbes ibre
Gerbreitun9 uno 3ootlidteit perbinoert. RrOmO-
6Deilen g8ailer mijAt ulD oies tGslid gum g~aslpilen
os Munpes ooer Blr9eln benubt, liuoert Die Nblon=
o%erltn9en, ma6t ben @tbett ipoblriedelo, mirtt ais
cine Nrjenei .9eselt 5allniB umo o~erbtaoert Die gn-
Itedun9 ourh c~ohta9i6ie IusI6luibun8en ooer uer.
9iftete 9uft. Sir rauben oper entjinoeten bats penbs
man bas Wiittel lofort benin @rldsiuen pes llebels an.
IS iolte bdufi9 IN Nobnbdulern, .9ranfei9immert
unb am 96rper ge6rdutt iperoen, Mn bieDJfeiulibteit
ju %betbroern. Mtan beiorae lb Elm 4ampblet.
TiIden AGO., @bemifer,
49B!Soej 176 9BuIiam Str, 9ieiu Yort.
3u Oertouien BEL allen SrudQiIteu nm 6Guolern.
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6ein1ath 11nb lfrentoe.

Romane unb @rsdblunsen in groR 8uo. Sor
mat elegant sbrohirt.
preis pro Nanb SO Gents. Cucumber In 2ein
ipane pro Sanc % Sents. N
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q eranna. euNer 60, DEL,

iii gaIti(1fr 11Op0,
otsitn. amnitanifte poR- DampflGiffabrts-
Attien-@ efeafGaft.
emsyors-Stctfin sia GppsnbaeeK.
Gapt. Capt.
5umboicf. D.. Bland, gSdfhinetcn, 9. MrRolb.
f~ranfiin. V. Dentdt. g. dH. Mrnnt, 6. Selberg.
Mb fabrteni
Vpn Nen.Dprf: Y. Mf. Nrnbt, Is. MprfI.
gDaitinetpn. 80. AprtI.
Upn Stetttnt gealbtnstpn, 2. 2prtl.
5umbplbt, 16. &prti.
8rantiin. 80. gprt!.
.@afasesRreife:
1. Gaiafe @vlt 500. 2. Gaiuts Gplb $72.00. Swi.
asabsd Sob $50.
@r,artOnstidsts auf eth Sasr elitis,
l. 9airte @ple $40. 2. &aiutt @slb $taA Bot.
3enbed Sob $50.
spn Ststtin via Rppsnbdssn, Gntw mad Netp.gorl,
! 1. aajute Ooh S91. 2. &aiuts Cob $50. 3. &atlts
orb SEQ.
. SpIfd)snoed DON Ztstttn. $50 @ngrencp.
8inpsr unter 10 Sabren bic 5dlfie.
gDsssn 8raDt nag ben Sffetbafeu tasbsipnbsrt aat
ipdhaat rpenbt aen i'd az, aYpsfth
@bs. Wamme1sbers B Co.,
Z 3tiaas gs. 40 3rpabwas.
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Mrbeitemne &la6e. g sgss.s ;

yer QDO6s. Seddfdsune ~ 5auis, am 8as Oesr abtnts;
tein Raptfdl; Mnpeifune unc p%srtbpcde &tnlaee sou
gpadrsn 9rdiis per ppf u~bsrsnbst. NbrsfFrs NIT 6 Cent
poamarit, NJ, Wouus ute So,
AtDiapr t73 @rsnwih Str, y. ..
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ToGsgei6i6ten.


IN btbihe Bappbedel nit WlSlintRiiden
gebunoen a 25 Gents.
Der 3%f9ender, BPM Glaubreht.
g6redenSiabre.
Die Etunt.ne Don Dprticf, bon 0Iaubredt. rlno
Spbdnn BON 2epben, Der 9ropbet. Bon
Robert beroer. 3uiatnnen in einem Bud.
Sef9tdbten bee Wfarrers 1iebentifdb. Bon
Rarl Stober.
0adtlaser in Granada. Bon Sr. gtorben. llnb
Kannbdnfer. Bon gtorbert 6irte. 3ulamrnen in
einem Banb.
gdrifer .Eausentdts. t1nS
sunnpact B~agabuneus. 3uiammsn In sintrn
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Gentaur ainimsnts-pie beitei

Gentaur 2tniments-ote beIten
NTS3 Dtittel, pel6e je enthedt iporoen
ES ftno fir Gleiids, &upden. tnb
&tI1k Mtusfel.S fnersen. Gs aibt 3,pei
&-R&W grten-peiBer 1mihlas fir 6oiui-
As lien. Gebrau6 uno seIber llmiblas
NhTErpoE fir Dferbe unb 3biere.
Reranna. euier Co., Del,
q. Mai 1873.
y6erren Role u. Gp.-Sbr Gentaur eminent 1T cine
tulnoerbQre GUIDE. Dteine Wutter bat lhredlitb an
Hbetmatisntus ieb3ebn Sabre lang 9elitten. gteuer'
oings ipuroe tie an einer Geite %geldbnlt: gliemano
tlaubte. baB tie ie tpieoer i'm Stauoe lein lptroe ,h
ipreden poer 3u eebert, oa bic SSrau oierunofebeft3ig
Sabre aft it,. Gle bat bas Gentaur 2ininient (peiBer
llmibldQ) eini9e gDoGen lang gebraudt uno lam 1ebt
a~ieinlib gut 9eben unb ipreden. Sd berthe, oaB Sbre
Gininefts auss Cob p%erbienen, melbes tie erbolten bas
ben. Rep. 80. Iubbs.
Wtrs. Sane @biuips, pbi1ips Mius, Snbiana Co.,
Ia, Ia8t: sd odmfe 5bnen fir ods 9entaur Giltts
lnent umionlebr, als i'd MID nie cine Iele 6ral
tuble. Wtetne S1bmut9 riihrt opn elllenl MID Dor aht
Sabren betroffenen Sbla9dnfau Der. Sd l6reibe nit
meiner linten bunb. SD fam iest ourdo bas baus
8ebei uuo in Der Office belfen urb i'd oente, nit Bots
tes Se9en auf Sbreln ointment weroe i'd balo uolltdn'
Dig 9ebeiIt iein."
n5eoer pferbebeTber foltt nit benz Gentaur 9ini'
inent einen 8eriut MAIDEN. QDir betradten baflefbe
ais ben bsfen MrtifeL, Der ie in ~unleren 6tduen ge'
brautt fpuroe.
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~. q ulB, Supt. V. ct. 81. Std1e, ". y.
ALBERT 6. OIin, Supt. 9tat. @r. StGle, 81. o.
EaNforfa 1T elm eubStitut fir Gosfor.SsIs .Oa IN In
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03
WHOLE NUMBER 1872.

an excursion train from Morccambe 10 Bed
ford, near kildwick. Five persons wer,
killed aud forty injured, several probably
fatal.
The Ministerial Council at Madrid has De
cided to send twelve thousand troops "a
Cuba by September 20, and ten thousand
more In October. Transports to convey
them have already been chartered.
II is rumored that a majority Of the jury
of the inquest was in favor OF verdict Of
manslaughter against the officers Of the
Royal yacht, which ran down the Mstletoe.
The foot aud mouth disease is spreading
among the cattle in Cumberland and Abcr.
deenshire.
The Remington diamond badge was won
at Creedmoor by J.. l.. Hepburn, defeating
Fulton, Yale, and Caufeld, Of the interna.
tonal Rife Team. Hepburn aud Fulton
each made nihety.eisbt points, but the for.
mer made the greatest number ut long range.
lie was awarded the prize.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03
Im a Car srifh q Tiger,

A recent incident ON the Ogdensburg
road is thus described by the st. Albans
(Vt) Messenger; A cage Of tigers which
was on its way TO menagerie now ex-
hibiting south of here, was placed In one
end of the car, and a zebra was tied in the
other end. The Waterman lay down on
box and fell asleep; when he awoke he
discovered that one Of the tigers had bent
the iron bars Of its cage, forced its way
out, and WAS crouching in the opposite
corner. The regular keeper Of the ami
mails Was in the sleeping-ear, at the rear
end Of the train, and there was no chance
To communicate with him or with any
one outside. The poor Waterman was
frightened into motionless silence, and in
that awful suspense he made the long and
weary journey 10 81. Albans. After the
train came to halt here, one Of the train
men, in passing the car, saw a large, cat
like nose thrust out Of an opening, and
not knowing that any ones life was en-
dangered in the car, but fearing lest the
animal should escape, ran 10 the sleeping
car and aroused the keeper, who soon APP
peared, awhide in hand, and lashed the
beast back into his den, TO the immeasur-
able relief of the poor fellow who had
been curled up for houn ON the box.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03
THE YELLOW.HAHHEHs SEsr.

The yellow hammer csmc To build his nest,
High In the elm-tree's evcr-vviding crest
All the long day, upon his task intent,
backward and forward busily he went,
Gathering FROM far and near the tiny shrcsls
That brides weave Tor little brides beds;
Nov bits Of g-ass nov htes Il vagrant string,
And nov some queerer, dcarer scrs of thing.
For on the lawn, wherc he was wont N comc
In search Of stuff to build his pretty home,
We dropped one day lock Of golden hair
Which our wee darling easily could spare.
And close beside II tenderly We placed
lock that had the STOPPING shoulders grsed
OF her old grandsire; Il was white snow,
Or cherry-trees when they are all ablow.
Then throve the yellow-hammers work apace
Hundreds Of times he sought the lucky place
Where sure, he thought In his brd-isshion dim,
wondrous provision had been made for him.
Both locks, the white and golden disappeared
The nest was finished, aud the brood va. reared
And then there came pleasant summers day
When the last yellcv-hammer few away.
Ere long, In triumph, from Its l-~fy height,
We bore the nest 80 wonderfully digit,
And saw how prettiy the white aud gold
Made warp and wool Of many cleaning fold.
But when again the yellow-hammers came
Ceaving the orchards with their paIlid flame,
Grandsire's white locks aud ba,y's golden head
Were lying low, both IN one grassy bed.
And 20 more dear than ever Is the urst
Ta'en from the em-tree's ever-nodding crest
Little the yellov-hammer thought how rare
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03
Generaf Brerifies.

In the second international swimming
match between Coyle, Of Chester, and John
ston, of England. which lately took place al
Philadelphia. for ten miles, Johnston won
the race. Coyle gave out after swimming
six miles.
K.C. sprague, a noted counterfeiter and
murderer, who was under sentence of death
in the county iail at IIarrisonyille, Mo-. fo,
the killing of a man at Holden. Mo, some
months since, broke iail recently. and mad,
his escape.
The Lawrence, Mass, cotton mills, which
suspended ON the 10th of July. have re.
opened with full force. The mills give em.
ployme..t to twelve hundred and fifty opera.
tiye,. The sales of stock have been large.
and the prospeets nre encouraging for the
fall business.
In the Colorei Educational Convention at
Richmond, Va. constitution was adopted
for State Educational Society to aid in the
instruction Of meritorious vonths in HIGHER
branches of study. Nv. Cromwell, one of
the sneakers. asserted thai II WAS the du,v of
the State Government to enforce collection of
capitalizing tax by making the right of suf.
frare depend upon its payment. Mr.. Crom.
well was subsequently elected President of
the society. and resolutions were adont,d
requesting the State Board Of Education TO
establish Colorea Normal school.
Joseph Loader, upholsterer, who libelled
the Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher, has been ad.
mitted 10 bail in the sum of 3. 500.
Motions Of trial have been filed with the
CLERK of the City Court, in Brook lyn, in the
suit of Theodore Tilton VS.. Henry Ward
Beeeher, Tilton vs.. Thomas Kinsella, and
Tilton vs.. the Brooklyn Eagle, by attorneys
for plaintiff.
Ii is reported that General Butler is re.
tanned as counsel for Tilton in the second
trial of his suit against Beecher.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03

ANltalian newspaper gives some inter
esting information relative to the annual
revenues of the Cardinals. Each Prince
of the Church has an income of six thou.
sand dollars. Cardinal Patrizi has in
addition eight thousand dollars as Card.
nal Vicar of Bone, and an equal sum for
his beneiices. Cardinal Amat draws
twenty-five thousand dollars from his
enormous beneiices. Cardinal de Pictro
receives twelve thousand dollars as
Bishop of Albano, aud has an equal sum
allowed him by Portugal. Cardinal
Sacconi has about the same revenue. DE
Lucca receives thirty thousand dollars,
Bigarri eight thousand dollars, Bernardo
one hundred thousand dollars, Franchi
twelve thousand dollars, and larger sti-
pend from spain, while Chigi belongs to
a very rich family.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03

Az apparatus resembling the type
writer in design, and intending to be used
as stenograPhic reporting machine, has
been brought out in France. II consists
of keys and lever very much like the
desk of the typewriter, and long roll of
paper that automatically unwinds as the
keys are touched. Each key makes dots
or dashes, and the lever spaces off the
words and lines. The report, in Morse's
alphabet, is thus readily written out as
fast as the keys can be touched, and may
be copied or set up in type without diff
Guilty. Six months practice will enable
good operator to follow the most rapid
speaker.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03

BIRDS nest soup, Chinese delicacy,
is very rich, very palatablc, and very cx.
pensive-the latter fact due to the diff.
Guilty with which its principal ingredient
is obtained. In China birds pick up moss
on the sea, take il To cliffs and build nests
with it. Men are let down from the tops
of the cliffs by means Of rope-, and they
gather the nest before the birds have
chance 10 soil them. These birds nests
oost from forty to sixty dollars a pound
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03
Norton.

Tue Nation has shy at Senator
Morton. II gives graphic sketch of
the Indianan's hip-ilaps ON the subject of
finances. 1t says:
Last year he was in the Senate the most
ardent advocate OF imitation. lie ridiculed
specie payments as chimera-declared
that the "people wanted more money" and
ought to have il; cited the example Of Aus
tria and Italy as proof that nations prosper
most where their money is irredeemable pa
per, and inyeighed against the advocates of
resumption as book men aud theorists" 4"
In fact, he poured forth folly and ignorance
like a spring Hood, aud helped to fll the
business men OF the country aud its foreign
creditors with alarm. Recently he made
speech in which he appeared rs a hard
money man, and opposed TO imitation he
showed, AS has been 80 often shown before.
that paper biased on the entire slth Of
the nation was humbug aud a delusion !;
because what Was the use Of basing" il on
the wealth OF the nation, II the wealth Of the
nation could not be used to redeem Il? lie
acknowledged that the time had gone by, IL
there Was a time, when imitation could do
any good and that the panic must nov be
allowed 10 run is course until the times are
relieved by economy, industry, and the OPP.
eration Of general causes Aud he main.
tanned that We must now get back To specie
payments steadily and gradually. His per.
formanee is worth the notice Of political
philosophers as am illustration Of the way 10
which thoroughly unprineipled politician
keeps ahoat and in ofhee from year 10 year,
without much discomfort or Inconvenience.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

HOTEL people are people you have to
"put up with"
A PILGRIMAGE Is an admirable remedy
for over-fastidiousness and sickly refine
ment.
AFAvoRITE tipple in London isan old
and bitter beer known by the nickname
Of "Mother-in-law."
OUGHT "A baker TO be considered
needy loafer because he is frequently
seen kneading loaf?
HANDKERcHIEF hirtations, to be sue
cessful, must have fool on either side of
the street to make the motion.
SHOULD say sincerity-a deep, great,
genuine sincerity--is the first character
istic of all men in any way heroic.-Cdr-
lyle.
A CRUsTy old bachelors objection to
ladies with beautiful teeth is, that nine
out of ten of them would laugh at fu-
neral.
AFTKR a while. IT'S far-away time:
'Tis not In the calendar open to me.
SO it must be In Gods, in the life that's to be,
After a while.
THE wise man is but clever infant
spelling letters from .hieroglyphical,
prophetic book, the lexicon Of which lies
in eternity.
WHEN Adam got tired of naming his
descendants, and when he got half
through, he said, Lets quit, and call
the rest Smith,"
A PHYSICIAN writes, asking the renew
ing of note, and says: "We are in a
horrible crisis-there is not sick man
in the district"
AN Iowa poet committed suicide the
other day. The intelligent compositor
substituted an "F" for ct" in his
poem, "Tried by Fire"
Thy beauty's like the sun within the sky,
That makes the whole world bright,
And as thou beam'st on all from there on high,
so receive thy light.
why should mourn, that, like unto the rest,
Thou also givst to me3
And yet weep ~ think tnat am biest,
Like all humanity. Mari Serne.
A MILWAUKEE brewer offers Sallie
Holman four horses, eight goats, a corner
lot, and lottery ticket il she will marry
him. She has his offer under coEsidera-
ton.
A RESIDENT of Pittsfeld, Mass, pub
IL. l.. L., .f hat haf rata A
heavens for men and women. His ar
gument is that all the troubles in this
life arise from the mingling of the sexes.
A GALWAY Saratoga county, n. ip)
woman has not spoken To her husband
in sixteen years, in consequence of AN
alteration between them. The husband,
il is said, would not change the existing
state of things for untold millions.
AMONG all other virtues, humility,
the lowest, is pre-eminent. 1t is the
safest, because it is always at anchor;
and that man may be truly said to live
the most contented in his calling that
strives to live within the compass Of 1t.
THERE comes time when we grew old,
And like a sunset down the sea
slope gradual, and the nisht-wind cold
Comes whispering sad and chillinglyi
And locks are gray
As winters day,
And eyes Of saddest blue behold,
The leaves all weary drift away,
And lips Of faded coral say,
There comes time when grow old.
The Detroit Free Press says that Du-
mas, the French author, has written a
story in which an American coon chased
a couple of American lovers up tree,
and then tried to gnaw the tree down.
lie says this coon was as big as a yearling
calf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03
criminal Record.

.,r.m svmo,d. nj Pin. mn x.w yo,l
kuled his d,,,b,e, and ,hen L,m.elf
J.m.. I.,,,,o, - ,lo, ,lo,J a, . i,u.
be, ward an Fineen,b stree, Now yo,l ci,y,
uo l. h.,isy.d a. h,,s h..n lillod hv ,Ls
man ubom n. had ,ohhed ~ his watch
rhe hin, ~ I.n,Jon vos foIloved hv tho
sbootinc Of two men nv a de,,c,ive who
w,, sc,scbi,g 70, ,be m.,Js,s,
shaihv ri,v fT, ,s,,a.i.I, =, ,,,. C,,,r;,r.
.I,nrnoJ s,vs ,hs, MAJ po;n,.r r.s a,,os,ed
,bs,e for murder a, pain, IJct Ue,mo,be,
aud a loose woma, named sca,bo,o. lived
,aro,ha. NJ. s...ho,. a,n.ad ua,v bv
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03

FRICTION impcdcs the progress of the
railway train, and yet ii is only through
friction that it makes any progress. This
apparent paradox is explained when we
remember that, by reason of the frictional
bite of the drivers upon the track, they
draw the train. The bearings of the
wheel upon the rails are u mere line
where they come in contact-iron and
iron--yet this slight and almost i'm.
perceptible hold is sufficient to move
hundreds of tons of dead weight with the
speed of the wind.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-03

TnE Bureau Of Statistics reports the
total imports Of the country, exclusive of
specie, for July at sil ,2s6, 1871, against
si1 ,l62, i76 same month 1874; imports
for seven months this year, 1915, iOI, ,79S,
against 1851 ,l36, ,9O3 same time last year.
Exports for July this year, sIl 1917,
against $40, 800 ,lsi, July, 1874; for seven
months this year, S322, ,s3s, ,s72, against
s3'6,9i3,366 in 1874. There are all cur.
rcncy values.