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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

CRUELTY TO HoRsEs.-On Saturday during
the races M. Sawyer, the Agent of the Cruelty
Society notified the driver of the horse Dusty
that if he continued to abuse the horse as he
had done ne should arrest him. The remark
had the desired effect, and the driver was more
humane afterwards On Friday afternoon Mr..
Sawy er found man on Plum street using a
horse in tread mill without shoes. The horse
was taken out and the owner promised to have
him properly shod.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

TRANSFER OF PRoPERTY,-Hon L. d. M
Sweat has sold the land and flats adjoining the
Dry Dock, to party of Portland gentlemen,
who have also bought the bonds of the Dry
Dock Company held by the estate of the late
Charles A. Lombard. The transaction covers
about $4,000, and will concentrate the stock
.snd bonds of this industrial enterprise in the
hands of Portland parties. This is the only dry
dock east of the Erie Dry Dock, and is consld.
ared
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

YACHT RoMANcE.-Capt. Geo. H. Brooks, of
and from Boston, by way of Cape Ann, arrived
in compapv with the Eastern Yacht Club on
Friday evening. The guests on board ale Col
J. I'll. Farwell and John Kent, Esq Oh boston,
and Prentiss Kent, Esq, of Cincinnati me
yacht sailed Saturday afternoon for tines Isle OF
Shoals. The Eastern Yacht Club sailed al 1ne
came time for Harpswell.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are real estate transfers in this county recorded
Saturday:
Deering-Lot of Land from JAS S. Knowles
to Stephen Fulton; consideration 5000.
Gorham-Lot of land near Gorham village
from j. S. Stevens to Arthur Mcclellan; On
sideration $500.
Lot of land from Arthur Mcclellan to Mel
Vile G. Burnell; consideration 5000.
Scarborough-Lot of land from Charles H.
johnson to Mary A. Mckinney; considera-
tion not given.
Portland-Lot of land on Salem street; with
the buildings thereon, from James WEIGH Ell
ais to Charles FL. johnson; consideration moi
given.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

A MIsUNDERsTANDING.-A the end of the
fifth heat Saturday wordy quarrel took place
Portland horse. The Boston man attempted to
strike the driver in the face. The blow was
broken by the butt of whip when the Port
land man drew off and knocked him down.
Both men were then satisfied and the matter
Jropno1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

PREsENTATIoN.-Atth the close of the Sunday
morning prayer meeting conducted by the
young men of the st. Lawrence church, they
presented the organst, Miss Nellie E. Rich
mond, with beautiful rosewood writing desk
gold pen and full compliment of elegant
stationery, as fitting recognition of her ser.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

BUSINESS CHANGEs.-The following are the
recent business changes in this state:
Brdgton-S A. Miller & Co., foundry,
dis; new Bridgton Foundry and Machine Co..
Presque Isle-Smith, Sprague & Co., gen.
store, now s. G. T.. Smith.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

. REPORTED EMBEzzLEMENT.-While Hon. l..
d. M. Sweat was in Europe be gave Mr.. NJ j.
Burke the charge of certain Dry Dock moneys.
On Mr.. Sweat's return Mr.. Burke was asked to
account for the property but refused to do SO,
and it was found that about $4,000 was missing.
A civil suit was brought and will be tried at
the October term of the Supreme Court. Mr..
Burke has left town,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND BURNED
About o'clock Saturday morning the barn of
Silas Durgin in South Hiram, was struck by
lightning and consumed, with four tons of hay,
yoke of oxen and two hogs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

The state would need no other means of rev.
enue. not even the mill tax, if number of
persons we could name should walk up and
pay fine every time they violated the sacred
commandment. Such drain would be too
much for any income we ever heard Of.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12
Personal.

Hon. l. Washburn, Jr., and daughter of this
city, are stopping at the Grand Union Hotel,
Saratoga.
Judge Clifford and wife have returned from
their trip to California, and are at the Preble.
Virgil d. s.ockbrdge of this state, has been
transferred to be examiner of interferences in
the patent office, vice Phillip, resigned
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

If you want to make your ice cream purchase
one of the White Mountain Freezers of Andrew
Mulnix, 80 Centre st. wf&m3t.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

ATTENTION is called to the mortgages sale
of clothing and store fixtures at store No. So
Exchange street, at II o'clock this morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

CURIOUS DooUMENT-A gentleman has
shown the Wing legal paper yellow with age.
of which the following is verbatim copy:
Hancock, IS. Novr 18th 1909 Then person.
ally appeared Ibrook Eddy of Eddngton, and
acknowledged himself guilty OF having uttered
fine Tor the same as the Law directs to me-.
.. Leonard Justice Of the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

PANNING OUT WELL.-The silver mine at
Old Orchard has been explored to the depth OF
feet with gratifying results. The assays in
dictate $500 to the ton.
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PREsUNIPsCOT PARK.
Saturdays Rnccs-BeIle Deane and Gin
ger Wiu-The Close of the Meeting.

The fourth and last day of the inaugural
meeting of the Presumpscot Park was good
one for trottipg and large crowd gathered to
see the close of the races The track was in
much better condition than the day before, as
there was no dust to fly, and it was not heavy
in the least. The threatening showers proba-
bly, frightened many from attending; but the
cool breeze made it much more comfortable for
the horses, than it would have been if the sky
had been clear with hot sun.
FIRST RACE.
The first race was fer 2.39 Glass; for purse
of $1,000; $500 to first, $500 to second, and $500
to third. There were seven entries in this
class, but only five started. viz: V. G. Hall s
A. Dastin's Frank Palmer; Ii. Brsck's Honest
Billy: and John Trouts Dusty, formerly Dns-
tin Jim,)
First Hcdt-In the choice of positions Dusty
had the pole Belle Dean second. Frank Pal
mer third Phil Sheridan TO- rth, and Honest
Billy fifth. The horses got rather poor start.
Phil Sheridan took the pole on the back stretch
and held it for some time; Palmer Tapped him
before he reached the thild quarter, and on the
fourth quarter Belle Dean spurted and passed
them both, leading Palmer under the wire by
half length. Sheridan broke badly on the
home stretch, loosing each time. Belle Dean
won the heat in 2,34; Dusty second, Palmer
third Sheridan fourth, and Honest Billy last.
Second Hedt-The horses all got very good
send off. Belle Dean had the pole the first
half, but Palmer soon cut passed her and came
down the home stretch the first time around ON
the inside Belle Dean and Dusty was follow
ing him closely, and on the back stretch he
went off his feet and skipped for several
lengths Before he reached the home stretch,
however, he settled down and showed good
speed coming under the wire in 2.30. Belle
Dean was at his sulky, and Dusty was third
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

BASE BALL-The match game of base ball
played in Saco, Saturday, between the Excel
siors and Dry Goods clubs, resulted in favor of
the latter by score of 10 to 4. The game was
very close and interesting until the eighth in
ming, when the Dry Goods by some very fine
batting scored eight runs, which turned the
game most decidedly in their favor. The Ex-
celsiors show considerable want Of practice
while the Dry Goods played strong fielding
game and much excelled their opponents at the
bat. The following is the summary:
Innings.....1 2 3 4 Z 8 9-Total.
Dry Goods. .....1 0 LIB
Excelsiors.. go 0 l b..
Umpire, Mr.. Geo. w. st. John of the Reso-
lutte base ball club The Excelsors entertain
ed their visitors in good shape, providing car
riages to take them too and from the grounds
and hot supper at the Saco House after the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

HARPERs BAZAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is q welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall, and ID. Wentworth, 553 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12
AY MORNING. JULY Is. 1875
CITY AND VICINITY.
rew Advertisements a e-Day.

Few Advertisement e-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Graud Moonlight Excursion.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Lost-Ten Dollars Reward.
Portland Provident Association.
Special Meeting-M c. NJ. A.
Portland Widows Wood Society.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For the 1slands-Yacht Rival
Summer Resort-O. G. Frost.
DIR. s. Edwards.
Notice.. L. Libby & Co.
All is not Gold that Glitters,
AUCTION COLUMN.
Administrators Sae-T. C. Hutchins.
mortgages Sale-F. 0. Bailey 81 Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

The leading kinds of glass fruit jars for sale
by Kendall & Whitney. jy10sm&w3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-12

ECONOMICAL New Foods cents will buy
package Of Sea Moss Farine made from pure
Irish moss which W II make so kinds of dishes,
such as cakes, pies, buildings, etc, or 10 quarts
of GUSTAV g, jelles, creams, Charlotte Russo
blanc mango, etc Sold by all Druggists and
GrJoers. apr16eod daw1y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisement in the PRESS, the circuIa-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000,
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PERIODICALS. - Harper's for August has
been received, and is for sale at Wentworth's,
No. 553 Congress street, corner of Oak street,
at Hall l., Davis, Exchange street, and Au-
gustus Robinson's, under the falmouth Hotel
Also at the book and periodical depot of
Messrs Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall.
Also at the newspaper and periodical depot of
Geo. H. Marquis, No. 80 Exchange street, and
a. the book, periodical and newspaper estab-
ments OF G. r. Chisholm & Bro, in the East
ern and Grand Trunk depots.
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NOTICE..

Transient Visitors and Picnic Parties
are usual very welcome TO the pleasure
of visiting Cushing's Island.
THOMAS CUSHING.
iv1Od3t
, 1875-06-27

.,.4v NJ rough miners near White Pine. aWA7
mt Woat ptaved = rather severe joke upon =
s-aan hand. one D. ". Pe1ley, and had atte1-
T.nda OCCASION to regret their fun. PerieY and
10 rest want to q "rodeo* Or dance, and the
horr. feeling rather well, concluded to duck
par1av in q running brook sonsed him beneath
,ha w.tar- and when he came out he Was very
coa and wet. indesd. shigering Like cat pulled
from veil. Perley said little, but thought
oTeat dasl and waited The dance over, :ne
n1arty camped out for the night, and .han fes!e3
FTcae for revenge. He took the ccok into fle
a''t;denca. having him for his aeslstance and
than dla some more waiting. Much whisky hau
mada the miners drowsy, and they we're soon ~
wing On the ground sleeping soundly 1nen
Periav and the cook seized pick and snoVe' nu4
vant ont into the darkness. The former hao
mxtnred his plan for vengeance and ID ndnaleAo1e
pi1n it ~as too. The design IVES 70 sutn .u9
sAathine mountain torrent r1on w ue' Ia a.
cbapnal and 80 divert it that It wouto "n0u. 80
sieanera below. Up the ssream to tne Pfop9s
no;nt vent Pariay and the cook and fell to work.
| f. WA no rznt task they bad undertaken' oo%
! ona vaa laboriug for money and the oenc1 !os
~ e."'anas and men do not mind fatigue, with
| snch ;ncentives. It was nearly morning wneu
| ~ dam was completed and all ready 70 les tnc
| watar into the new channel Ihe nnal oloHs "efe q :
0iven and the chatng stream escaped anto t1s
6av channel = rearing torrent II rased cow
", -" ~ seepers in tie tent and went over then
~ .ha wntar did over Pharaoh and his hosta
Tant nroyisions, and tools went, scd the miners
| hs1f drowned. escaped to land with dtacu!t3
Whan daylight came PerleY and the COOK Wer
| ,ona and 4 band OF wet miners sat upon -
Rank. {ery melancholy, and full OF snu9"
haying paid 80 dearly for ruthless act- fe1le
Was more than sYan Nlta tas0
, 1875-06-27
WOMAN:
Buying q Bride for $160--Pfay'
ing Chicken.
How the Vassar Girls Eat eandJ-4'
Original Ballroom Observation.
General Notes Relative to the Ladies

BUYING A BRIDE.
Albert La {Htnn.} s'andH6-
Two young men-one OF them residing III tne
northern part Of this county and the osheE
IN the southern part Of Steele County
were each enamored With one and the aame
Young lady. The affections Of the lady eese
about equally divided between the t"o. Hato
1nruB and blows faiisa 20 settle tie diasai~J'
As last resort, the Freabofn County man
agreed TO relinquish ali his right and title 10 tne
tair dausal for the sum Of $780,. The other chap
couldn't see it. Freeborn County showed Will
inrpess to do tho fair thing BY then Offering 70
eiye 800 and taka the disputed property him
se1f. Steele County scnrned the oder. Our man
ra;eed the bid to $125, which Was not acceptea
a160 failed to reach him but, when tho BID "ae
raised to $3.50, it proved to be too much 1o1 o. nl'
oupidity. and with esgeruess he cried out, "Iakt
har." Ii this time the etpcctans BRIDE etooe
| looking on, an Indifferent spectator, hppa1cn.t
carius not whether Freeborn or steele toont,
| finaIIy CAME out ahe&d. The winn1:g naa eaS
hin note for $50, with the brides father % 10
dorte1. and the marriage took place w1thout a.
nnnecesskrg delay. And now We understano to -
parties propose 10 resist tho 2a7nens Of In
nota. On the ground Of "no value recei7ed'
, 1875-06-27

: EVERM0RE

50 let It be:
rTis well ..,
For thee and ns-
Fatewel1t
Regrets, false hsars,
Are o'er:
Yo stand apart
E'ermors
Tho te.rfu1 psxt
In He'd
III hopes; ut lasssi
Arc dead.
Ny skies, though dsrt
A. night, :.
Hold get some spa1k
or Light
soraiie hopes boJoiad
These years
naue smtIes beyond
These tsars;
some aowezs 70 i'll
The waste; ....
Bp1ne pleasures ELL
TO taste.
80 lot u ssy
Farewell !;
And dream for &yc
~ " TnEo. CA1rEErTa.
, 1875-06-27

7<+ :. !. oood deal petple1ed by tns 1nc1uTns M,'
a.n bsess - sed in he naval hospital there. Ine
ssamsa 1soet ae T.s ordered 70 attend bis funsts
usna, ss sttand It. Three hours aste7 tho iuteI-
and aq ~ ths OF the officer Who a
tenasd sha x1oa aoSad .as .s ns ~s ee
fnnea .he seaman had fallen into leths1fy e.
taken 70 Is where be lay On dissectn&
d.ssee tor hours vhen be came
tseRa se;sb Tssss sa b BEEN
es1e tst Tss handy n corpse usa tossea into sns
Tue t1as %nt bnried i bang the aforesaid seama"~
, 1875-06-27

As stranger Was sesterday knocking E 1t the .
u asound the corner and inquired '0ot anything
to se want to sell your our, petnsF pet on
boz o. .oe'c Continued the 6oy. as sm1e broke
taf ant ssopnd his mouth "sbes got store teeth
ond end abe cleans en- With 1oolan zas!"-oetro's
Hee Prezs.
, 1875-06-27
WANTED: 4 WIFE

|
tbe sveet side OF 30. am rich. suppose am
-o.t1, =. ,,,,cb AZ a2fn oo0 have cultivated and
"o4'u 4'.N.ua. 80 ,As ..+s Rave eaen all I desire
harvested N, *na W." trsoa1aa aIl over the
W ooo ~ ~ "e .,.n.at-,c1, md duuah with
establishment by the Pyramids. have gazed
-,non .ha cold and smileless countenance Of the |
opo4 'Ae -. Good for -entnrfe. the n,nte |
SPHINX "nacu na' eeoos ~, .,s.. t,va sailed
monument Of departed giofy. nasn o111u4 ~
through the streets q s1ptrua5a aresnino slnmber
dola and been Woooa to -. ~. 1ogs.sonq of
on the oosou ol '4o autias9 ;tJas ~ ~ A1hannhra
gay gondolier. nhve VISITED me taar,taons
by moonlight and oeneld WIN ecssas5 ns;e nf eas.
| SPANISH ma1dene uanolnh W ~ raat cvar and
| tinet and lutc. Jerusalem naso ~7Hs r. Ina1ua
stood within the soLemo na.!s tr o. 1Iu h,. ~ hoan
OF Omar. The Iomo o1 - 1a1 1;ia,,nsra
drenched by my tears. maae ,srt Sirat e.
to Meccs. and have quencneu t1 m5s ~ ooae
the we'll Of St. Dustan onca p,ew ny ny too9 noo9
on top Of the Iowe1 Q. 15"a, ahs, rom ths sunmit
fortune to ascend IN oa!loon ..o5a throT1oh
OF Pc;nfey's Pillar. nsss s=as asta,, ~ nre.d
the ruins Of Herculaneu99. ana ealen M Hasnont ~
baked II, 900 yes1s ago. swan me nel1sspi,t ;pisnt
and took refuge N the farlnenon, 49, 49, 10 snnian
thunderstorm. have tragele'i osot ~ H;a Anh-
WAY and aloboered On @ tne P9 sg' h.1a -, in insnsct
lime Enhance Pope tlns "a: naae nna made a
Cd several Thousand mummsS' ;nso1 49, thrnnch
t Journey to QpjL 1 Ahse Pao9e0 p,. ot-
, 1875-06-27

m, .;, a;a ,,,t ,oro;dar thn
Of book Ine 1aller w nos ai;naraa SJunue M
eouVenar s;!;,oe =; 10 ;nn'osns and
tool the matter .S haoh ~ han rss on1
ined tae leal n,qnon oe 4 no1a' u twentv-si1 ines
that OF common n nogS1; Stma;ad I"Iu tha h.;r Ind
on ootjeed P"fI, ths % small qusntity Il the gift:
Counting !ne tsa;1 nalt, 10 ~ numher tha same ns
length and txens1 re ns5a st,noI ~ xith the cono;
the lines 2. "a 1e ~ p1sy ~. ann9 The iine Of the
dence ne ~ sa1 set; n~a.e ve1y reached beeuniug
page "nicn snef t,, te' T,.,last h,ir AfteP aone
trouble ne FOUND tnat .ae eao ~ "a thea. iettsrn
ed to aanerens le1's1 s1,ng no aentsnca Which in
tha ,1soner thst Els friends we're on tho
.ns thst tha MT time be lett the prison
watcn, anu tu11 " In .ttannc Wouid BE- msde to
, 1875-06-27
a QUEER CONTRACT.
at n.t+t finn. Democrat

An Iowa lsborer has sued an old farmer On
rather queer contract. The man hired to the
f.rmer On shs condition that ps.. Of his waeea
would bs paid in money. and that for the balance
be should receiso one OF the old mans oausnte1s
in marriage. Tha labor was performed, and tho
n,on.v vas paid, but tho girl sas not forth
comine. This WIS not the fault OF the
old man, but Of his daughter. Who refused
:ds tss tss11s sss.s ct sued s'fza e. tstss' sse
a.1o" ~ CONTRACT but We ire not in
M formed vhethar the suit Is for specific perform.
snca or for damages Il for ds.sss ad cs.s W. sp 3
ppas;a.n pasn1 thorrh Lis damages must be small u
nspo1tioned ees.U to ths value 81 N unwilling vic
s ss, s 5Gs at,od e. btbs a. it Is; "a. aes
~, nrom;aad by the parties and it seems thst To-
% {egsl talent Of Iowa viii BE- forced to zre4i Th
VIII principle Il = aI'spFaoshhes ;s9g %hoee 7or
d;ct vii iarcelv depend upon tho ma11no"n1a
! ernerleuce OF it's component paxs'
, 1875-06-27
PLAYING CHICKEN.
t4kn '. Trt HA$fk


..r,.y. sir,s, said : little blue eyed, nazen-
t.;r.a boV On Second street yesterday let me-
take YOUR candy and we'll al play chicken:
nm s1s it nioo ?" inquired half-ardozen e-sesr-
''ts; = Nice you bet ii a! Let me sho* ' % you.
xo.r m lsy the candy down here On the step,
and YOU Ill 90 down there and como up "hen
you hear me- call like rooster ,,zr,,,r
The girls retreated snd gathered N =, a1Dup %;P
.honr t7fteep feet of, while the boy goe On e hae
aoous % 1;th h;s head over tie candy, and began
toesl to eaIi " and st strut, and fap hia arma Ike
rooster's wings: .,.,,.t RI and IN tb,
olnek oack 1s ta rap bsnf to r;oe ioe an d. sn
ei,d5 ee.ndy' when he lts1e fel1ow opened hs mooE'
a11a Oh, o. you % mean boy! they Cried "yon nav
'a.eT Tb.t's cause played rooster. sid he eoy
~. rooster always calls the hens up wnen ne 4no
. rain Of corn, and then picks II mp n1n>en'
, 1875-06-27
A QUARTET OF S6NAE1a.

L-A Eo7s 1<117 n.
gentle x1nd t.oa Of tho sson;aat sa mn
aanos Ta4ssaoo to my ady oar the ssa-
rsrn II sweet perfumes With shse for ny nleas'
zga ssa ,,a': TIE :;iss . sss
Ths ,1oht 10 kim her fscs most tendsFiy'
1hs ~ 70 loyed, 50 distant from my d&hf
II from the hdes Of memory, Sa THAI that 114 1un .onl
~ Tbon WIT bear up some echo Of theif s2eskA
INTO her ear, then ahsl, snn turn. :. .nd 1 iee
tsndcr sorrow through her spirit steA
For ous who tolls, yei hAtn 10 goa4 ~ f7A
, 1875-06-27

CAPILLARY REsPoNpENcs. 49,
i capillary correspondence WAS recently et
tempted between p noted Partisan .la', m =. :.
dorsnce vic and his comrades ou.a'oe- 1ne
pri.oner was sent letter frora bis naneee a. 1on.
tsinjne merely lock OF hair wrapped u 'ne l'a'
, 1875-06-27

I, month Of many memories, good-bJ! ,,tx-
dhosts throng your moaa-hathed n3gna' &0o "1''@s
days: .ru,+ n1..a
1r..4- b,nath Il IN thu roses, and t4cr cry
In songs Of birds TINT dare the snnnt - ~; 81.
They meet me u tho twilight tace % iaco, v.,x
And vhea walk through Ions, nlghtcovsra ""1e
m H.s.1 sad1T murr1ur4ng winds / hoar them s:5a;
Thsn m.a {hs xho :sss ..a IN sesne d6sa1s Deem.
1he osst DREAM the dream reality
gut Oh the bitter waking, when, nlse
~ Known The mock1ng dream for what xa'
And cszas On ueT day. hopeessg.
, 1875-06-27

a. Iaas+e1 s1Tsys calls the hens up when be finds
. rain of com, and then picks il up na1nhen'
cANoYFkT,HG At yAssAR.
Ppughkespsi< IN. ~ Eagle.
II. 1.n.a Campbell, the chief steward ~
v..a,r College, says that the young ladles a. .ho
roT,.oa ara given to eattng confectionery DE-
80, nas1s- md considers that the use OF eaa~
a;a. IN that uanner is certainly hurtfu1 TO sae"
h,t the appstita for it seems to BE- h1eo' anu
t,,--sfora he attempts to meet the ntoaton ~
| ,,-,ttinr fine candies upon the taoie. canus-
es.;ra bv oir1s between meals il, in bis op1hon,
taiv as lad habit as cigar-smoklnS ~ ~ yolns an
men. The extravaganza OF r,lano 10 n1e nses it 10
nIored. One lady-pupl IN the college oses at.e :. m
~. 1tieroa and not long ago she had paGSaxo ~ e
~ ea-,ay sent TO her from New York, the Dill l9r
=, u.;a., Say ysmonnted to $40. Il one young iaay
hsnds it around freely another tnlnAs ano ~
nanoo "a then there is no end to tho outlay Oh
money for it.
WoMEN's AGES.
while Capt. Harper "as tak1ng 'no so.'oe
ar.tin Ney., the other day, laoy On "non ~ ~
c.11ad asked permission to took a. nls oo'A' Aao
oantain. vno ID noted for bis courtesy o<''sen
~ and. after glAncing over its pages, tne !au'
raid Now, look here, you Cant 1901 'no tu1'>
v.v 'eording TO this book thete AIN "on
IN ia town over 40 years old. 1on na'e go~
dozen women down here - beng .o1e9nn 111 Bble
~ h fo ttst knew every ono Of 'em ten years ago.
Wy 1 thav waa ali the Same age then IS Icy oo
49, Youue man, there must be some m.s.aH1 70;
probably yoa .in's good a. ngEs1 T. tell nv va aRe
me- me- a9%n Tsnta;n mt her down at 46, but ne sa5s
tnT iasn 6at I'll his money that aha ia over eo-
in IMPATIENT BRIDE.
,.1,.r.an st8tep that on one oocasso7a
i vhen in the act OF ma1t!ans 1u - =.
= scotch couple he ss USUAL put 1ne 9'e''4o3' -
: the bridegroom: Urn M,
~ hand to be your lawfully wedde'
:. wife ?" 10 -e,e.ted the question
n | sS Ia,5er Thinking the man might De Att1
4nsf vhich in reality he was; bus the otaua W.
% ss. n..;snt for his answer, for ene enou'e1 An1
10 his ear: va m, boo?"
Il 1t;r,, ngD. hnxTed his assent the ceremony ~
& soon concluded
b nail. ROOM CONVERSATION.
~,..,;,;5 1srh.ns. mora deserves our a7mp'
.hat,a rommiseration than the postt1on o1 Iii,
a-,.r man Who does not know "aas TO eay
his nsrtusr 1t ball indeed We nave n'aus sw'
5.,th. - of indulgence for the unfortunate 1e1o
.-ho With heightened color. ventures 20 teo'"4
.. ~.ro ~ or What beautiful dresses
unt NJ ali the observations WHICH coalu euss, 3,
!n1'amselyoa 70 youthful dancer oyeseomea a ~ ~
bashfuness The fohowng, n,r ,y9v9 tha most orieis
c1G"a. .Gsa. !" stsmmered the unhappy y9u'n.
.,1r YES" '.Dh it hurt you naee n>'A
your ears pierced e
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES,
n..f- f,om = Iady's braid should newer
-o-n an the lapel Of = gentlemAns coa'' ui1A<
.ao,rtiea sre engaged