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90 TO BROWNS to get your Petro Oil and
VI Lamps. He has the only oil that will not
explode. That will not injure the eyes, or
emit poisonous gas that is very injurious to
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kenmore University High Schd
AMHERST G.. TT Va

II a. STROBE, (Math. Medals II Y,
Principal and Instructor in MatI o a. ts
RRPgH, H@ and Natural Scienc @SHeT1'I +
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Fre s,n Vaa,) Instructor in GreeR Latin attn
Schools in the 6erS Sta4c One of the leading H
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THO. E +. BR or 1mnffogrmmaation, address
Louisville, XIV Agent and MANAGE.
Jan. %, '75-4t
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
A PLEA FOR WILD ELEPHANTS =

A CORES, ondent of Land and Water
calls attention to the slaughter Of ele-
.phants, arranged to take place at
Trincomalee, in Ceylon, on the occa-
sion of the Princes visit. The ele-
plants are described as roaming about
in large herds in the most tame and
inoffensive fashion, ssmost needless of
man, for none have been shot for up
ward Of twelve months. There is at
present such large class of society in
England, who advocate kindness to
animals in all its forms, that we ven
tire to predict that, when the battue
and shooting down Of these semi-tame
elephants occur, the accounts will be
received in England by the humane
and thoughtful portion of the commu
nifty with feelings the reverse Of salts
! factory.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
SCIENTIFIC cOURTsHlP.


Young Molly met Christopher down by the
farm,
With his analysis,
And his catalysis,
And his dialysis.
What would he do there?
lie came down to WOO there,
lie came down TO sue there,
To bill and to COO there,
Not to fill all her soul with alarm.
O! Science tits thus that fair maid you win
With parthenogenesis
And alterogenesis
And Heterogeneous
And other such things;
For Love, he has wings,
And with him he brings
Full many such things
In the ears OF fair maidens TO din.
Young Christopher came with his brochursss
On trilobites,
And troglodytes,
Theodoiites
And such delights,
And he said, my dear, these are yours,
Yes they're yours.
Love may come and love may 20,
Science endurep.
The heart Is stubborn thing,
And conical in shape;
A remnant which with us we bring
From our ancestral ape.
Itdrives the blood to Molly's cheeks,
She opens her ruby lips and speaks;
Her mitral valve plays
In the widest of ways;
Her eolumna carnea
Gives her an idea
BY the way that 1t acts;
And, accepting the facts,
She then and there agrees to become
The partner Of his scientific home.
Journal Of AppIied Chemisry.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
POSSESSION.

Summer and blossoms are lavish, my dearest
See this red rose
Look how its buds press upon you; the nearest
Tries Tor your mouth with the gayest, sinceresi
Wish TO unclose
You were always little neglectful my brother
But why are you coldp
Take my word for it, Francis, there isn't
another
To equal this roselet, for any fiower-lover
To have or to hold.
Yes, but I've had it so long, and il bores me
What is its nane2
Lifting is head in that way, implores me
To care for it, LOOK at it; see it adores me
Always the samel
Mary B. Cummings, in Aaantic, for De
SsJDIfr
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
PARAGRAPHS OF THE PERIOD.

LAUGHTER" says Mr.. Vasey, rs
one of the products of civilization. In
uncivilized tribes laughter is entirely
unknown
"WnAT is that dog barking att"
asked fop, whose boots were more
polished than his ideas. "Why," says
a bystander, che sees another puppy
in your boots"
MOTHER Tin continuation): "And
30 the wicked Pharaoh ordered that all
the baby.boys should be killed." Mad
cline: "But, mamma! didn't any of
their mothers say they was girls?--
Punch.
IT is mistake to think that death
raises men to heaven--or sends them
to dismal abodes. Men go to good
world or bad one before they die.
Death only touches them TO wake up,
and show them what they are.
PROF. WATSON, of Ann Arbor, had
better attend to his owR business in.
stead of meddling with what does not
concern him. The old busy-body
--..
a half behind time.
SIR JOHN LUBBOCK asserts that
wasps begin work earlier in the day,
and quit later, than our old friend, the
honey-bee, but perhaps the bee has
irritated him little in some Of his in
vestigations. We should not be too
hasty about taking in scientific reports.
A CURIOUS item from Maine: Gar
ver's pond, Vinalhaven, was covered
on Sunday with men and boys cutting
frozen herrings out Of the ice. The
fish were frozen in during the recent
cold snap. About 100 bushels were
taken out"
In vain do they talk of happiness
who never subdued an impulse in ODE
dicnce to a principle. He who never
sacrificed a present to future good,
or a personal to general one, can
speak of happiness only as the blind
do Of colors.
LET thy servants be such as thou
mayest command, and entertain none
about thee but yeomen, to whom thou
givest wages; for those that will serve
thee without thy hire will cost thee
treble as much as they that know thy
fare-.Sm Walter Raleigh.
A FASHIONABLE woman's clothes
weigh twenty-four pounds, exclusive
of hat, furs,, and rubbers, while mans
outfit hardly goes over fifteen pounds.
This is a free country, however, and
any woman is at liberty to carry as
much as mule can draw if she
wants to.
LADY, to servant-"Mary, / do not
approve Of your entertaining your
sweetheart in the kitchen" Mary
"Well, ma'am, it's very kind O you to
mention it; but he is from the country,
you see, ma'am, and I'm afraid he's
too shy and orkard in his manpers
ma'am, for you to like him to eeHs
upstairs!"
"As was goin' over the bridge the
other day." said a native of Erin, 81
met Pat Hewins. 'Hewins, says /
how are your Pretty well, thank
you, Donnelly,' says he. 'Donnellyl
says | that's not my name Faith
then, no more is mine Hewins.' s.
with that we looked at aich other agin
an sure enough it was nayther Of US.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
DREAMINa.-Man is not the only

DREAMING.-Man is not the only
animal,subject to dreaming. We have
every reason TO believe that many of
the lower animals do the same. Horses
neigh and rear in their sleep, and dogs
bark and growl, and exhibit all their
Characteristic passions. Probably, at
such times, the remembrance of the
chase or thccombat was passing through
the minds of these creatures; and they
often manifest signs Of kindness or
playfulness, and Of almost every other
passion. Illuminating animals such =
the sheep and COW, dream less, but even
they are sometimesso affected, especially
at the period Of raising their young.
If we descend still lower in the scale Of
life, we shall find the phenomena 70
prevail; and, judging from analogy,
we should suppose dreaming to be
almost universal law, nearly as uni
versal as sleep itself.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

Two Rothschilds, cousins. are to
marry. Although this is said to be a
physiological error, it tends to keep the
money in the family.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

GLASGOW has church in which this
notice is conspicuously posted; "ser,
mons for People in Working Clothes
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ans tt BRTrTON 4 EPPLER l0e Ocmmen q.
REGULAR PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, May 10. ct S p. n.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-18
LIST OF VESSELS
On, Cleared and Sailed for Now Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Schooner Georgetta Law renee Brewster sid April 80
Schooner Bennington, Edwards. .......sld April 20
PHILADELPHIA.
Schooner S Collins, Townsend. cid May Z
BOSTON.
Brig Edith Hall, Bunker. sid April %
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Gladiator, Jones. .dg April 26
Ship Scioto Mitchell sid April 8
JERSEY. ENG.
Ship Seafower. lie Dain. ............--.sld April
HAvRB
Shin Northampton. Trask sid Mar 1a
Ship Emma, Olivier. sid April
BREMEN.
Ship INLAND, Jaussen. April IL
MESsINA.
Schooner Robt Dillon, Blatchford. Feb 20
PALERMO
Brig Caterina, Caseli.. sid Mar 16