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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

are the best the world produces. They are planted
BY million people In America, and the result y
beautiful Flowers and splendid Vegetables. a
pOstage-a cent stamp.
vICKS FLORAL GUIDE, Quarterly, 70 cents year.
vlck's Flower and Vegetable Garden, So cents
with cloth covers 65 CENTS Address.
JAMES WICK,
dec'41169tw Rochester, N. Y,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

Cows BROKEN Leo SUCCESSFULLY MsNDED.
1t ia not often that the broken leg OF stock 10
mended, but DR.. Rsynor, veterinary surgeon OF
called in to treat COW belonging to Philip Pax
son, OF Chester county, which had broken her
leg Mr.. Raynor employed no splints, and moth
ing save some healing liniment and firm BAN
dsges we're resorted to, and during the process
bled about on three legs until she was able to
use the disabled one.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

William Garretson Of Newport, il building a
very handsome new frame house.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

The DEAD WOMAN AT CLAYMoHT - Coroner
Groves held an inquest, on Saturday, over the
body OF Mrs. Michael Finland at her late resi-
dsnce, adjoining the farm OF Col McComb,
about one mile west Of Claymont. On Friday
afternoon the body OF Mrs. Finland was found
lying along fence upon her own premises near
her dwelling. 1t il supposed she had fallen
there and died several days previously, Or
Cardeza was OF the opinion that death re-
suited from heart disease, and so the
Jury said in theiI verdict Mrs. Finland
had lived alone in her dwelling since the death
Of her husband, last Spring, being maintained
principally by weekly stipend from the Com
missionsrs Of the Poor. Her house was decided
to- her and her husband by the owner Of the
farm from which it was taken prior to It's COM
ing into the possession Of Col. McComb. Mrs.
Finland WAS about rs years Of age. Something
over $40 in greenbscks was found sewed up in
her dress. Father Kelley took charge OF the
body and gave it decent burial.
DELAWARE JUsTIcE.-Under the above cap
ton the West Chester Republican relates cir.
oumstance which came under the eye Of one OF
the editors while visiting this State, last sum
rner. 1t is thus related: Another instance
which came under our personal observation
was that of Justice Of the peace in the lowe
keeper, and had his Office in ono end Of hi
dwelling and his bar-room in the other
tn rsty customer coming into the latter apart
meut would be served by the Justice until b
, became drunk and noisy 30 that he would b
thrust out into the street. when . constabl
would be in readiness to arrest him and tax
him into the law office. Here he would be n
yAigned on the charge Of drunkenness and dir
orderly conduct, before the came Justice VIII
sold him the rum. and the poor wretch woul
be fined and then allowed to go. In this mar
ner the willy J. of p. was enabled to kill tw
birds with one stone," and 20 to grow rich
the offenders in the case were negroes an
there were also witnesses Of color, the whol
posse were subjected to = Aue.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16
Com nnercnal Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Associated Press Special WgcJra'n.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Is.
Flour inactive; no demand except for better
grades; western family 95.75@6 6215; Penna do.
S6 OO@6. rs; high grades e7.@8.50. Rye -four
90 O5121S Wheat in moderate demand; Penn.
red $l.80GD1. 40: western do. Sl@12O; amber
Sl.25@1.A3; white s1.42@l.50. Rye 10000.
Corn in good request for prime new; other
grades dull old yellow 6SIS@7i1S; new 66@65c;
white sos. Oats firm but quiet, white 4795lc;
mixed 43. Whiskey u. 16 for western.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-16

J. d. Clark has been commissioned Chief
Judge Of the Orphans Court
Land buyers continue to pour into tho coun-
ty, and immigration 10 cheerful in it, prospects.
A. H. Barnett has been made President Of
the Agricultural Society,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Don't Go West.

For fifteen years. up t" the beginning
"t $50. almost every Young man rails
ed in the Older settled sections of the
country has been crazy to go West
or 90 into Il store OF on To Il railroad ::
amy way To 20 away from the old New
England farm. With the bottom fall
ing out "t almost everything except
these granite hills. the perplcxcd all
scntce begins to Ice >orry that he ever
left the ''old homestead" He begins
to think that land is property: and to
know that sometimes bonds and stocks
are not; and 81 aS Il natural conSe-
qucncc he writes occasional letters to
his old neighhor> to ascertain whether
or not there are any farms for sale in
the town where he was born. All this
is healthy and hopeful. 1t means the
coming of the Millennium. when mer,
will he better satisfied with Il slow.
sure dollar, than with one COTTON quick
To he lost a. soon a. COTTON.
We do not pretend to the spirit ot
prophecy. but We do venture one pre-
diction that the farms in New Eng,
land will he worth considerable more
three years from this writing than they
are now. putting their value at what
they will bring.
Peace Is what men will he willing to
pay for i'll the good time coming anC
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
THE RATES OF POSTAGE.

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
ST. Sohmsburn Galedonian.
1t. Johnspury.V VI. Friday. Nov. 12. 1873.
RrHqions Rrahna.
True Sayings of God.
Nov. 12. 1919.


Blessed i he thai con>idcIcth the
pool Psalms / !.
Blessed are the pure in heart. Matt.
So.
Blessed are they that mourn. Matt,
}: 1.
Blessed is every one that trarcth the
Lord. Ps. rs |.
Blessed are they that seek him with
the whole heart. rs. ll9 ;.
Blessed are all they that put their
trust in him. p. ; : -.
Blessed are they who's" iniqultlcs are
forgiven. Rom. ! ..
Blessed is the man that endurcth
temptation. James !: II.
Blessed are the dead that die III the
Lord. Rev. II : ~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
LAT cuts the wood that feeds the fire

that cuts the wood that feeds the fire
that old Nick built.
Eternal Truth -ThiS is the spirit so
gentle and still that nerves the smith
to work with will to give force to the
blows that we quietly deal to fashion
the Sledge with its face of steel that
batt-rs the stone that grimds the axe
that cuts the wood that feeds the fire
that old Nick built.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
The Anaconda and His Victim.

Rev. W. L. PaAson. missionary of the
American SUNDAY School Union i'll
Missouri. has recently visited Il Sunday
school which he organized last spring
in II liquor saloon (bccduSc he could
find no better place. where barrels
were all around him. and one of them
WAS his desk. and Il beer key his seat.
OF his late visit. he says: | WAS met by
Il man 1T the depot, who graSped my
hand warmly, and said. ''you must
come to my house and stay with me.
My wife wants to see You. Don't You
remember that when you organized the
sunday school aud preached t" the
children. You said, Liquor * like an
anaconda. which. when it f;lStcnS its
folds around its victim. never lets go
until he is clrl>hcdr Well WAS pre-
sent. and Ggbt: and when got home.
| could feel that serpent around me.
and dreamed of it until quit drinking.
And row I'm changed man. How
glad were his wife and children.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DAT,
Il. II. EDDY.
SOLEC TOR OF = ,r

For hr""i'"''S, Tr1dr N,d .. o.
No. 10 stat" Street opposite ISL.
Mass.
After an extensive pIiriIr,. 90. .......
wears CONTINUES I" secure, patent.
States also i'll Great Britain ir.r.. ..
ei"n countries. tav"ai~. ~I',a.t,. f....
i.nIncntS. and all paprI> "l ,lf.tv.r.. .'....
executed on lihrra terms. a:d viii d.. I....
searches made into American ur. i,.-.. '''.
determine the validity ~ utility .r ..r
vrnfiuns-:ud legal or other .ds ,.
matters t"Iichin. the same. ul,,.- o.. .. '.'
any patent furnished hN i,iaItf.,. ...
mrmtS recorded nj Wa-lin.tu Boz
TESTING MAIL
- regard Mr.. Eddy a. ou,. OF ri,.r....
and capable practitioners with Ht... '..-
oilicia! intercourse. 'liAS. Mason
I "IuInl~I"u,r. % g..
1 have no hesitation III n~-m.r. .. .'.
they cannot employ person Iuur,. ,,.l....
trustworthy. and MOI" capable. COL ..
applicGiionS in form To ~',.II,. i,l ..
and favorable consideration 30 tu,. f....
EDMUND BURKE Late ,,uu...-.
tents.
Mr.. Il. II. Eddy has mad. t"r r., l....
on all but one al ~ hich patents igt.. To.
and that Is now PCndln-. >u,n ...
prnni uf treat Talent and ability CO.,. A.
m,. to recommend all mNrnI"J- Iu .....
procure their I,aicni, Is HI, uH1 .,.
in. The most faithful ttttuIiur t,.-......
eases and at very rciieuu..h', '.tr
E,Stnm Ian. |. I-.1.-lN- .lDIN I., ..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

Commencing Monday. April o.. ...
TRAINS MONING SOFIA
Leave " inchrntl"n at .iu \. " ur.
4:aO T. NJ. Arrive at Worcester 90 .I-.
NJ. 30 T.. VI.
TRAINS MOVING NuLIu
Leave, Worcester 1T --uu y. 81 l.H.
l.. NJ t.4n T. NJ. .tTriVt At Niu,..r,..,
A. NJ - l.. Nj. ia l.. NJ.
Passengers Tor Prov idrmcr. l,..u- = r....
,t I.I1 A. NJ. arrive at N"I''~f.. .. -....
AMI leave. Worcester AT G..:U T.. Vi i.f fr..
Trains L. and from Inchnd"u iI-....r...,
ENurrsS aid way trains uu Eu-luu .....
Norwich Il Worcester. frr i'u-f.r
Springfield. al" for New York $40 N,.
Sprin. field. / \. Hu-- ,.
II If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

there is no other place where it is so
sure and permanent as where the profit
of Il business if it hr small is certain.
Golden RHie.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
G.statrs.

r-.rI1Ep KFNDALL'S ESTATE. ,.,,
| III Subscribers having been appointe" pi w
iiI1unrah. prnb,tr Court for the DISTRICT vi an ~
-, commissioners To receive, cNaliilh'' an" az +,
80 Ill claims and demands n all p'IS"nT -
tIr estate of Luther Kendall latt "i d ins,I
=, iii District deceased rcprtseh,'" w.
- and th. term of sin months from nv .'' =,
tnct \ ID ISIl being allowed by sara 'n'lil
{" I H.. ,r said deceased I" exhibit ana prov
th,ir respective claims before us nv ,,,nirt
IL, u- v,iIl attend to the duties al ON apF"na
Int ,t th, dwrllin" house "f flhI',N 49, 3D.,
in uarlwick in said district, "h ln, nj in
DAYS of Nov and April next AT one "''''N' "
H.. ,ft,rnoon on each of SAID DAYS.
inc ''''' :. NJ. ElCHAknSoN. Commrs.
oG. A. VI. AMSDEN,
,,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA l',Si , M j.. - ~
- In prnhatr Court. held al the lroni', ,'i I
- JnInsbury in said District. on III" ISL '''N ="
November \. II. lr.I. ,I st,,,
Wiii,rd Einnie administrator upon 'le rS' a.;
of Tnrm,n Stnddar late Of W ateri"rn III 9''I" "' :,
trirt makes application I" sild "hi' i"i ~ n,I
III tI, who'll, of the real "Stai" "i shld "'c''S,
,,.,tin,. that said sale is necessary l"r tl'
n,ym,ut of the debts of said dcctis'". ,
II /. ordered hy said Court, thar s;d 5n
conn. uud.r consideration and he h''in ',i ~" ~
d,v of November y. II. leI'. al ne iI''nh'' .i'
in 81 Inhusbury and. il is fnrthr "iu'rin' ',,
IN ,,.,..,us Interested he notified htf'"I. "\ PI"
iir,ti,u of notice, OF this Application '.u" o." ~
| ,L',,..,r thr,, weeks SslNrlN III ih' AN
| Lnui,u uriuicd at -. luhnshlN. "i"i' -
,i, a. L.,rinu that they may appear al salt
time. and place. and. II tl'N see '''''''' '''' "
To- RN the Court. ATTEST. .,,,.>.c,, t.,itr
~ 90 HENRY FEEN' H. ifs'9''''
\ true copy at record Attest
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
Chandler Scientific Department

The primary aim of this department is to furnish
a practical liberal education, harmonizing with
the and spirit of the age Ii also aims to fit
Young men for civil or mechanical engineering, in
which its graduates find at honorable and lu-
crative positions. Address. President SMITH. OF
Prot. E k. RUGGLES. Hanover. y. Ii. THAR 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Y fnpfraHrr.
How Jamie Came Home.


f"r Jamie Is our ONLY son N"" KNOW
Ia" rest nave rtflsh'd I"hG az"
II" coming from the wars l" h'Sht
Ana ms "in' eyes NH spar Ai' "'i-h''
And ms old Smll" VIII play f1gh' iit"'
| say. for I twas cur us thing
That Jamie was not manned "r Killed
rive ""r" the Years
WIN hopes ana Tears
And gloomy hopeless tdlhss hll"di
And many night, the past hNr year
We've lain within "nr cottage here
And while tn" ram storm came AMI went
We've thought Of Jamie, III his tent
And offered many silent prayer
say fort t'cds Gurus thing
That Jamie was not manned or killed
Five were the years
With blood and tears.
With cruel, hlo"dv battles tilled;
And many morn the past five year,
We've kn-lt around our tresde here
And while We thought of bleeding ones,
our blazing towns and smoking guns
We've thought OF him and brraihcd a prayer
Nay, AddIr, girl, Just come away,
Touch not "A dish upon the shelf!
Mother well knows
Just how it goes
Mother shall sci it all herself,
Their : nothiu. 10 a wandcrer looks
Eunal To- the food that mother cooks
There's nothin. To a wanderers taste
Like food where mothers hand is traced:
Though good a sister heart and will
-
She knows the side to put his plate.
Sh, knows The, side. To set hi, chair;
Many day
With spirits ray.
He's talked. and laughed and eaten there.
And thuu"h five Xrlr. hay, come, and uon,.
Our hearts for him beat truly nn.
And keep a place for him to-day
." ~
" ''''''' '''N' 40 I'' 40
'
And Opposite, To- him again
Your place. NV Addi-. nirI. shall he:
Mother. ynur place
And kind old t;icr
IN still have nrlnsIt,. tome
And ~. will fell him what has uoss.d
sine. Ia. d,, Inv ,,.,s with us last
And b,,,, am, ,.,,.. have. fast ,.r,,,,r Aim,
h'h'N'i WE c"hNtrS'h "l MN
And b,. shall ,,u us ,f his f,ht.
His marches kir,uisb,. and all
N,uv,t.I.
viii maxi. lis polr
And pitv tlns,. yhn had tu fall
And many :, tall. nf ,potiiy,.t>I
win CO.., ,,,rb,r. f., maxi. ~ smile.
And when his .tnri,.- all ara. d,u,
And when tI,. ,.,,.,,iu,.. we'll h,. ,,,p.
WILL Lu,,I ,r,,und rb,. hearth npc,. m,r,
And th,pi tb,. Lard ,b, v.,risnrr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
The Fire that Old Nick Built.

We find III an exchange the follow
ing capital imitation of the House
that Jack Built" and wish that it might
become Il household favoritc:
ntcmperdnce This is the fire that
old Nick huit.
Nodcrdie Dyjnkjng This is the fuel
that feeds the fire that old Nick built.
-seIIing-This is the axe that
cuts the wood that feeds the fire that
old Nick built.
Lore Of Money This is the stone that
grind> the axe that cuts the wood that
feeds the fire that old Nick built
Public opinion is the >ledge
with its face of steel that battcrs til,
stone that grind> the axe that cuts the
wood that feeds the fire that old Nick
built.
4 Temperance Meeting This is ON,
of the blows that we quietly deal Ia
fashion the >lcdge with its face of Stee
/ that hattcr> the stone that grindS the
axe that cuts the wood that feeds the
fire that old Nick built.
Temperance PIedge-This is the Smitl
that works with Il will to give force t,
blows that we quietly deal to fashion
the slcdge with its face of steel thai
batters the stone that gIinds the AK,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
HAIR VINE.
NATURES REM ECY

This popular Restorative il one of il, ..-' ...
ar;t"u~ III the market for the human -.t..
like all other Hair PREPARATIONS i '"t.'...-
sulphur. ~u.an Lead, nitrate >il,'r. "I il..'. .-
will inIuTr the health. II canI>'-- the ...' t.-
upon bald heads. E.St"rr~ the ham Z. r. l...
color when caused from premature "''H. So
and prevents the hair from falling "u' zoo. e.
that unpleasant itching thai - tl' Il'. q. o.
hairs decay. cures daudruil and lII ,.-,.-.-
the scalp. and a Hair Dressing IL '.- n.".a
l:'lnw w .INr - few press ami met ".0.
IItic ties;
Northampton CoUri.r. Oct"hri. l-.,.. ... b..
Vine i the Greatest thing IN the mtih''
GlnNrr>villr StGndard. y Y I.' '-a-
Il,:i~,> all that have used II. Iud th'N H., ...
Hudson SUR y. Y. l-:l|. >.,y~. 3d., ..-
and the treatment ut its manuiaci"r'I '..' .f.'
the hair To- grow upon the head "i ".t .''t a
where II has been oil for wears. ami 10. "
thankful.
The Vermont TIjoD Of April H.. 500
Hair Vine is 4 preparation OF -"r,InH
Hon. !. l.. auckland, il"lN"h'. Ma .i.'.
"t daudrutt. tried -N-rNthIn. I'i N'.r~ '...
the u~'. of Nv" h"tt,~.
. L. Hlakr II"ly"kr Ma->.-Il'.d .u 'f
lanr @r"w im- finely; used ihrr'- bottles a'
the fourth
. Il l. Mckenzie. Hair pr,~>,i. l-IlHt
writes January : ia. Pleas, SIND u' ..'
bottles murc Hair M. | sold what ...
III W." weeks and did ~'u, .""d 'ur'-
/ Iu>rl,h Williams. HAN i'ir~-'r l.''r'.'.
. writes in .Iunr. Ia. | am d"Iu- H.. .
Hair Vine. They all d'p,nd "r u, 'H 2
put il GA 1" "nr man wh''>,. head -'.' Poll.
II hL- started hi~ hal-ouit u-'d . Pc"
Please send M m"r" hN "NP' -.
: Il. French. Glover. VI. WIT i'.
III: | have tIird "a number 20 ilI1 I'''..
I" prevent my hair tr"m tIliIn- ".'
have found nnnr that III II" % l.r.~. -..
Nv" b"Itlc~ llaiI me In t'tr -...' .
AGAIN writes. that II. '. N"u Sc t HI' ....
used one bottle NY ~'lt and Jet OF" .. ..
have the Other. 1t has NEARLY ~i''f"" .
from c"min. out. | am III HOBO 6 -...i .'
rh:i~,. send me Nv" h"til,- m'l' H- ..
in II.
Try il. and Nou viii u~'' a." "'h'''
Ash your druggist and m"I'ttni '..
81 m To- me tor trial bottle: i ." '"-." ... .
Address e " re II ~ l.i'~'N
Wells Richardson \ Go. I;ur Iu-i"n ~. '
al Agents tur New ENGLAND
= Beware Of imitation. The -''..
in light c,l"r'd wrappers printed N.'
red inks. with cut ut female "u A. O. " ....
For sale in ST J"hu>hurN hN &C.
Il. u. Randall. druggists.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
To Builders and Lumber DeaIe''

The subscriber has completed Dis "."
Victory. and is now prepared Z"
and dimension timber of almost .. ...
trees are large. and lac can iUI1-'I i'i.-
timber for especial purposes. ll' ~...'' . -.
i'll. been in the business MOI, IHtl
tattrrs himself he uudrr~t nd " ..
want and hr can ill bills speedily ..i' Him
rllv. DANIEL
st. JuhnShury MAY /. -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS

TN. subscriber will keep constantly nn hand all
kinds OF Fresh Fish and oysters. which VIII be-
-nld on reasonable terms. AT ilallrttS Block. L. Il
Street. Cart will hr run tuesdays. Fridays ana
SATURDAYS forenoon. Oysters supplied for parties
At reduced rates EUtiENE BURR.
II bloomsbury Nov l.. l-si.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
CAT Ar r HI!

Weakness Of kidneys, and pans III me
si,I,. and back. of twenty years Si:iilhh. 'ii'' ~
t,,n weeks by less than u bottle. thlirh '"'ls u
49, L,d -. f., prevent sleep at nights unless eat ilii
snuti was p-rpctualy used cured with "nr ""'''''
T,st;o,y Of a .ceH kn",rn and hight" "'"""'d r'''
zen If Nr'r B"Sf""
ur..ps IrrrrEFiELpA co.. Druggists II have
had Catarrh a little rising five years. ind PAINS III
hack and weakness in kidneys for twenty VI !
Cntnrrh was ~ bad that if did moi tax" thtairiI
Snutr was troubled with Il cough more 81 less an
uiuht have taken Marshalls tatarrll Snnt Ter
two wears particularly i'll cold weather had I" tak
il every nig int get rest. began I" lak'' your
Constitutional Iatarrh Remedy about a month ago
and have taken only b"ttl" III less than !,
week the cnu.hin" nights left me. and nave hal
nnn,. since to speak of. Though haN" had non" "i
/ thu. remedy for a week. 80.
have. had pains in my side :" bad hat dId moi
,r, ont at the h"u>, for two weeks at Time MY
greatest pain was i'll my right kidney: haN"h
Al times Il .srcrt sufferer from my kidneys since
10 In two weeks after ! began I" iIHc I"ui
Constitutional aiarrh Remedy tlI" pans all i,tt
y. {. kDMblE.
New EnSton y. H.. April y. l-10.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
WIFE NO. 10.
BY ANN ELIZAY YOUNG
brigham Young's RcJcIlio,s WIZ.

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They have found IL pctriiicd Mormon
i'll Utah. and from the number of dents
in the head. evidently made with il po-
ker and fiat iron. it is judged that he
had ut least thirty-three wives.
risiOTm Herdld.
There is much quaking in the De-
partment of the Interior at Washing
ton. when Old lack c,meS back, ="
said clerk the other day, ''he will
make Rome howl. He will go through
this department like II mad bull in il
china shop"
There is story told of Joaquin Mil
Ter. the poet, that when he was ut Bar
NUNS Hotel. Broadway and Twentieth
street. few weeks ago, he wrote to il
friend in New Jersey and ended the
letter: Come and see me ut Bar
NUNS" The friend. who does not APP
pear to have been familiar with the
names of our city hotels, answered: Il
am Sorry YOU have commenced to eX-
hibt Yourself. If you had stuck to
literature you would have made youl
mark and fortune. Whereabouts is the
show now ,!
An elephant IN Calcutta. completely
blinded 10y IL disease of the eyes. was
treated with nitrate of silver. and gave
IL most extraordinary roar at the acute
pain which it occasioned. The applica
ton partially restored the animals
sight. and the next day, when he heard
the doctors voice, he lay down of him
self. placed his enormous head on one
side. curled up his trunk, drew his
breath just like Il man about to endure
an operation. gave Il sigh of relief when
it was over. and then 10y trunk and
gesture evidently wished to express hi,