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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-01-28
a VALENTINE.

OHl little lovelicst lady mine,
What shall send for your Valentine?
Summer and flowers are far away; <51 5a
Gloomy old Winter is king to-day. W
Buds will not blow, and sun will lot shine;
What shall i do for a. Valentines -
P ithee, st Valentine tell me here,
Why do you come at this time o. year?
Plenty of days when lilies are white,
Plenty of days when sunbeams are bright.
But now, when everything's dark and dear,
Why do you come, ST Valentine, dear?
I've searched the gardens all through and through
For bud to tell of my love SO true.
But buds were asleep and blossoms were dead,
And the falling snow came down on my head.
So little1oveliest lady mine,
Here is my, heart for your Valentine!
L. e. r.. 50. Nicholas for February
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AssEMDLY.-Not in session.

A APPLIED to B for a loan of 500. B
replied: .'My dear A, nothing would
please me better than TO oblIge you, and
Twill do'it / haven't 800 by me, but
make a note and I'll indorse it, and you
can get the money from the bank" Crate
full a proceeded at once to write the note.
Stay said B, make it $500; / want
800 myself" A did so, B Endorsed the
paper, the bank discounted it, and the
money was divided. When the note was
due B was in California, and A had to
meet the payment. What heis unable to
cipher out is whether he borrowed 800 of
3 or B borrowed 500 of him.-Loaoel
Courier
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-01-28
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Flour-White
Wheat Extra, s5.a5@7.T5. Wheat-No ? Chicago
Spring, S1.22Gl.24; No 3 Milwaukee, 81 .22G
1.a4 Barley S1.C011.1O.. Oats-Western Mixed,
44Q 45c. Corn-Westernl Mixed, 69@70c Pork
Mess, s2o.s7I Dressed Hogs-Western, 50 C.
Lard-12Ac. Ca1tle--Market weak; liz 1121sc c.
for Good to Extra. Hogs-7laQ nc. Sheep-5h
QS1Ac. Gold closed at fl3
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. - Cattle = Best,
sb.Ooa6a5; medium, s5eoo5.25. Hogs York
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-01-28
ers, s7t5a74o; Philadelphias, s75oa7.i5
CT. m = q On ENff8&s s8e

SHetp-StU1BU.UU-
CHICAGO. -Wheat-No. 2 Spring closed
at Si.012s@101H cash. Corn-Closed at 1916 for
No. and 331ac for New Rejected, cash. Oats-No
2, 31@31 l6c cash; February options sold at3114c.
Rye-No. 2, 661a 067c. Barley--No. 2, s01z oslo
Mess Pork-S19l5@19 20 cash. Lard-s12. 053
1910 Cattle-Good to- Choice, $ls0 $50; Me-
dunn Grades, S4.25@4.5o; Butchers Stock,
s3.OOG3 75 Scalawags, etc. S2.a5a 2.75 Hogs :
Good to Choice, S7l5@7.35. Sheep-Good to
Choice St75M5 30 IA "
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-01-28

OVER in Washoe County day or two
ago a Constable had to call witness
named Beers-L G. Beers. Mr. Consta-
BILE stepped forth and vociferated: II. G.
Beers /. c. Beersl ]. c. Beers.' The
first call aroused an old bum who was
struggling to sit erect on the sidewalk
Rubbing his eyes and gazing in fuddled
amazemeDt at the Constable, the old fell
low waited until he had concluded his
call, then approvingly said: " Th-a-that's
right, old fellow. Keep yer eye DON the
blame s-scamp! '- Virginia Men, En-
terprise. a
8 If there is anything which will make
my mouth water, said an old topper, :" ]
don't want to see itn
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-01-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-On the nth a petition was
from P. G. T. Beaurcgard for the re-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-01-28

at that moment My reason well-nigh
deserted me. did not stop to think of
the possible consequences. Snatching
the box from the relaxing grasp of the
corpse / rushed from the cabin and fell
over Pete, the. Negro, who was just out
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-01-28

SENATE. On the evening of the 18th,
at eight O'Clock, the Senate convened. A resoiu-
ton was offered asking Of the State Treasurer "a
statement of receipts and expenditures of the last
quarter and other Information "A resolution was
also offered directing the Railroad Commissioners
to procure of the West Wisconsin Railroad sundrY
information as to lands sold. etc. Bills were
ntroduced--prohibiting Circuit Judges from
practicing law; fixing m, ! as the limit for deer
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HoUsE.-Resolutions were adopted =
directing the Committee on Appropriations to in
quire into he expediency of making any appro-
piation for the support of the Sioux Indians, and
also into the right of having white men excluded
from the Black Hills country: requesting the
President TO send to the House any communica-
tion which may have passed between the United
states and European, Governments besides
Spain, in regard to Cuban affairs. The Centen-
NAL Appropriation bill was further considered in
Committee of the Whole. Adjourned
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- y ~ - =.
, 1876-02-19
MEA CuLpA.

NJ faults nrs great, lwoull not hare them lsss,
For iApy are tea that hind me to NY kind
would not h&Ys uns tin uudUne,
Nor have tin tnsny laid IN Dnei
1npeccabe, ! xess ~ dcad in nild.
Tia life Of ChrtAt wAs eysr sorrowgul;
lie usyer StuttYd-for ~ bad never elun'd.
The thief who hung ak u!A right siao
Was thtlll'a Wilt glory when 10 died,
For crt1ue.won Lieu ki4s'1 bin IN tho Ntpd.
Ths pleasant and thu bsauatu. Of Earth,
Tbs let!rct aHd tEauscsndene th1nKt VI ueaf'nt
Would bs but lu1aRea Ut Won
Enwrspt III gloom, but that We know
We sach have alnnl. and saSh may Ia forGiTE.
Then ssk 100 not 10 throw my burdsn down;
My s;asrt robe would not have tu4ds vhits3
II GU ths Earth my looks ara CAST,
IN sss, wheu thsy sfa slised 1t l4lt,
4 LfiQhtsr lustls thAn tbs sss1a Of nightl
GLoA1x BEAkN
, 1876-02-19

BRITISH BDoKExpoaTATtoN.
IN 1882. tho va1uo Of tho books exported from
Great Britain was eot down st f93,038. OF this
suount. Germany received 60, ,o5o Franco re-
ceived G5,5lB Prussia, eel aud tho United
States, El5.BGG. 1o 1876 tho exports from
Great britain bad almost exactly doubled. being
I7.sl3; Franco. El1.9s2; Prussia, E334 and
the Culted States. 10000. Tho books exported
III 1870 wese valnod Ut ego 855 sud. In 18TH. 1t
Ioa4.7 1872. In this lsas soar, tho Unltol etssos
alone took bonxs 10 tho vAluo Of E27&049. In
1a75, tho exports reached The sum Of EDf6, 099 ;
but tho returns for tho countries mentioned IN
those statistics have not yst boen published.
During tbs hscAl year ls7t-'75, It ia stated that
the United atAtsa aent to England sos, ,G78 worth
Of prulQi h1QkA.
, 1876-02-19

William III. dtad ten years Younger, aged "a.
Tho present Quseo 10 now ID her t8ih yosr.
In Tho family FROM whicl, nprang Turgot. tho
celebrated Tsouch stasesnlAn, fifty yeass Was tho
limit Of ljfs. As that time drew noAs IN his own
loasa OF days, tho saBaotous Minister remarked
N his friends that It waa tlms to arrange hia
affairs and 80 1t pfoyod+ for le dad At tho ago
Of 81,
, 1876-02-19

Willtam Freeman, OF Cherryaeld. No.. %
most Of then wGatteu dusiug the pa4& ysAr.
, 1876-02-19

MxNoms oy Jous or1scy ApAas: coxpn,a1xn Pos
IInsa o. llls DtlRr rxoM l7gs TO 1913. Edited hy
itItAnLt8 fnAHcIH ADAMS. Vol. TX. 8yo., pp. ISL.
IhiIa,lrlIbla: J. Il. Lirriueots Il 60. Price, s.
ILo portion OF Mr. Adams journal embraced
lu this volume extends over tho yoarn between
juno 81. 1889, and May 80, 1888. Il II almost
exclusively occupied With records Of the authors
public career, "a membor Of tho House OF Hop
reecntatlveB, ~ ono Of the Oyerssers Of CAM
b.dgo Uniyorsity, and a. distinguished citsze1
Of the Commonwealth ct Massachusetts. Tho
eutr!es sre minute and conscientious, aud viii DO
highly valued for consultation BY the historian
and tho politician. The disclosures which they
mako Of Blr. Adams' personal feelinga and bis
traits Of character are III keeplng with sloae
sn Increased solennlty aud despondenoy Of tone
"a tho years pasHod Oh. Wh!l - hlr. Adams
proyeryod hia strength. cuerBY. aud resolution,
ha iolt tho burden ct Aia tlreo. o.scote-yeafs.snd-
ten, and roalizod that the remainder of h!s term
on Garth nuat Witness continual decay Of Lis
powers, Nonco, he Hpoaks often OF hfa approach
I,,r {|ispolution aud o{ thu vain aspect which all
euTtl,ly ambitions aasume an tho cyas Of him who
looks upon tuem from the borders OF tho tomb:
1t was Ill theso ycara tlat i'r. Adams identified
btu,solf consplcuougly With tho Aboi1lonissa. and
drew upon himself much hostility 10 tho dobatea
Of Congross. tIe WAS uncompEonlApg In mat.
tors af both feeling and principals, and ie cannot
be wondered =! t.'at tue Estsonsl sna po;ttteA
Yet wss 10 . stnnch and Al ablo mAu,--one to
be louo1ed and respected, II rot warmly loVed'
SCIENTIFIC. -...
AJR AND IT'S NkLArIoxs TO LIVE: bHtNos WITH soNs
AnnlTinNa, 1Mx SUBSTANCE or LKcItAxs nkL!shk-
10 IN THE HuhMxR or 1874, 1T THE Ro1at lNsftTo-
TON or 0nxA1 Du1TAN. Dy WALTER koTt HAar'
IrY. r, U. H. DeunnsEAtor Of Chemistry and Lao
iurtr pu CLsmiasty iu The Eysn!nX-clAAi pstass-
nItzt King College, Ioudon. l2lno., ~. ~. ksS
York: D. Appleton Co. .-............
purHAus ADVANCED scIrNcx skR1Es AAoxkTuA
AND ELrcTplclrr. Uy FatDERIok 0rIAHIxt Pro-
fsasor Of Physics It ths Royal Bchool " Mlnes,
With 3N Illustrations limo. Pr. W.. New YORK
O. P. rkuanl'x Sons. Chicago. JAuAsus McC!oF9 q
CO. 1'rlcs, &l.oo.
The Treatise on - Air and Ita Relation 70 LIT" "
IL prepared WITH reference 30 tho popular need,
and il adapted 10 the understanding OF The null
tlsude. It IL tho work Of ons who has authority
IN tits special department Of Physles5 and !ta
, 1876-02-19

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statements. verified by laborious research, may
1sSsas N s,s fad ad7au. afsf Ts eRsp es1s
i,ssussias t, ths thsety Fl SpeIt.nsou. osssf:.
si:sa II: < u :sa + .So; :ss
sG n sas .';1 t. s@'assa 'i IL
ye.rs i, t,o HoysI scnool OF siins.. to mining
ato cop'ous'S '''a'''a.ea. ~
7ns n,,,,,. c,!.y !.7sMP1sAnca r.'., m ,,xx,x,
XotE: 1isrp.r i l'fs!ass.; Chicago: '3su'sn. Nc
Will, a strange laek OF art III writer who
Mr, Jenkins haA' IN THU attenpt totally 'allsa
.orIos ~ ,cturas ~ w. ~" c cri,noa % ncoa by IN.
sot.o. y. p.,",ss y. .ao e.''nos aasoi n,. " W.
ha oys ~ .e 4a
iauoss, ] u and nj Of T tbs haSIt"a, C consump.on m ] Of
tl'sn i, I'll classes q society. il il il. ra,asd
s a.,e cmv1. " dvg.aoing H. ~ .s.t 1s IT, ;s
se eoarsG an t haeonn ,na he na
object towards Which, their shstta ato directod.
neeS atan m TO te rhosa nyo
t., MN ~ 5anne' .n"t ..,Ln"t
n'isisks Or hesitation. il might taio rank Win
its Kind.
nooxe orcf,vto
osaa1 1tsai!:. nons " .y Ana sso pp
@ ] o e o. rr Womb, ,ao
%4 Az ,9 n. ns TIKI A.
mus. uy JomN d. QrAcxxhu>s, i. NJ, Ii. ..
1am ~ Fsx Yo5b H. D. 4Ptsa 4 c.
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per. BoI,on Insins. Pablisb*r. Price, IS een.t.
ihsdsip. D. I,ppneot. CO. a1' Pp '''
x or ps p..na. il TE onnrn Su or p4rIn L1Sr u
ihe Iov. cn4ntga i. Knox. author Of ~ Teat
S's Isd's 81 R,s" P;ss p. ssl Ne" York: An'0n
The clIn,sr or r4uI; on, TIE E.unMA. or cnR,s-
714SlT1.ssr. PAUL NEyra " ASA MINOR. lnsNxus
sosra. ~ oseae* Il n,sss ooon 1sao.. b. 5aa nv
RUE, H. rn1an. All; Asn Mrnr1z: A co.Iror,os OF
iano pp. ss o"it i14dsph. t j. p nppnso. Co.
L1x1slps L.ns4a1, No. 81. TUE QUEEN or Cox-
s4uaH1. chIeogo: Donnelley, Lloyd Co, rs'so,
,,. PERIODICALS RECEIVED. =, w.
| i1Iiustrated1. ny william utaborno uroctiesuy:
| HThs Chiii.0afden ifiluuttatcd}, by Edward II.
| plestop: lly Friend u iA1ior lie Germany by
| Wijllam ". Ellsworth: Uifrost Tie ika{nboT
n.idSsn y noe,nS. bY I.ura Winthrop JoLnsop
HTruro F4rfsh fIflustratei>. BY ", r, AicCarty
"1louore palzsc iiilustratedi. y Albert Rhodsa
1 HPhiltr Nolau'e Fyt1udn: or, Show f0uE paAA.
ports cnapa viii, il. t1iiustrtted, by Edxsrd
| Eyorott Halls: Tue 1lI Foks Party" by Edward
Doilamy; "IAvtatasn t'us,n} by Gaia Th.ster; ;
Gabriel ConroYD Chnps XXIII,-yXvlI,, by uret
Harte; Wiaon tho orn!thoioRat {1lustfatet,),
| Ly porscy Gardner; +" Tho Ayktertons Island Part
ILL., Ths socret of The Island {Illustrated) Chaps
| 1-Y. ITO be concluded next 1uunth1, By Jules
| Verne: nevolutionary Letter." Third raies IL
lustrAtcd, bY John Vance Cheney: " The Touch Of
the unsee,, trocm,, BY Joseph Cook; - Conccrn-
/ inr Chsfles Lamb bY Jonenh H. Twlchelt; "Gate
| ica Exjlcsr by Gtorev ". GabIe; Topics Of ehe
, 1876-02-19

statements. verified BY 1aborious research, may
be trusted. Much OF tho nattor proseutod Ia Of
practical character, and bsarh directly upon tbs
voll-botng Of eveFy individual. Tho esltpteTs
ttscunainR tho theory Of Spontaneous deoerh-
ton dinpoAc quito cffoctualiy of tiIe experiments
adducod by Ur. Dnstion In favor Of ArohetioMs.
Tho manual OH "hiR1uetistu and EEectriolty,"
by Prof. dutI,rio. IL addressed to advanced atll-
denta in tIleae Hcionces. 1t ii baaed upon tho
lectures given by tho author during tho last hx
years III tho Royal School OF Minee, to mining
students and acl6nco.teaebera. Both volumes
1Ep con{outIy jlluat:ated.
, 1876-02-19

Or Of tho School OF Fipo Arts hare, himself mar
yolousIy giftod III evnking poetry from mar
ble, A. lis group of she Graceful and hia
clover bust Of MonsoI9oenr Darboy. she unfor-
tinste Arci.bishop aaaassln.tsd during ths COM
which il the fruit of long and careful journey
lat autumn Among Al tho Rroat 1nsstars t1lnei..
phl works.. he has not only spoke OF the art OF
tfichsei Apxe1os time, but OF hundred otllsr
subjects whioh have direct bearing upon tho
age in which, ha llvod. But. much ~ the wrisess
hays dots. tho astiatA and sngrayets hAvs eqnaled
tAon in THAR contributions 70 this superb book.
Az Michael Aneeo. bo't .oths ard ~ Svon n,a, m,ny
into tl,s te1t. The desigDa taksn from tho
"Ln.t Judgment" aud tho reproduction Of tho
Uaizzl "lioly Family" are especially Haerssori,
o,s Throughout tho volume. also ara scattered
nodaliions reproducing Tho portraits Of cole
brated Florentines,-1.or.t'xo Do AIetles' Ssr.
Italians must be Wild with ealouhy Is tlioy look
oyor tl.is prlncoiy srinuto to Tho memory Of
blielnel Angelo, and reflect That they could not
proInco nuch work or any Of their preasea IN thc
HCradle OF tho Arts"
, 1876-02-19
LONGEVITY AN INHERITANCE.


It Is tremendous fact, Which statistclaus
aecm TO 30 demonstrating with piti!ess SUCCESS.
that longevity does not depend 80 much upon
sound constitution, good health, and careful
hygiene, ~ 1t docs upon tho simp}o law OF Ia.
horitance. Practice every reasonable means for
tho preservation Of your days, aud yot. ~ Al
en!nens English physician has put 1t, vi you
want to know how long you will live. go aud
consult tho grAvostones OF your ancestors"
Should you find there repeated records Of vanes-
able years enjoyed by your forotatlers and foro-
Mothers tAxo courage, md rsrnit no pEacaut!on
to nscure longevity in your own caao. On ths
other hand, should tho RepulchEa! dstea referred
70 announce that succesaigo generations IN the
family lius hAyo been cut Of prolnatuseiY. con-
ttn.11 to cherish noalth assiduonsl5; bus, ~ the
fatal limit Of the kvorkge tlrne &l!otted to your
proKenitorH Approaches. set your house tn order.
aud make ready 10 gtye up the koys to hlm who
shall iuherlt aftor you.
Several OF tho se!gniug families ot Europe
Btrikin8ly illustrate The truth that longevity IL
possession bsqusathod by our ptogenltoss. Tho
Nu,nxnofIs. who st OH the throue Of the Cars.
arc dooIued, ~ one might sr1ily say, to short
lives. Michael Fa1erovlch who founded tho
laid down hls aceptre and tho crown 1t the ago
Of So, tho Empress Anno llvod to DO only III
sud the Enpress Elizabeth died At 81. " Tho
four eons ut Paul, Alexander l. died II A8, Con.
9tnnt!na a. ~: NtcholAa ~ o. A0o kne 9FAnu
Duke Michael At 81. The present Emperor.
e1sndeE H.. Ia now t8, one yeAr younger than
WAS Nicholas l.. tho otdsst Of the soas OF Paul,
At tho tlma Of bis dessh.
In tbs Noysl houses Of sa1ony and ptuesiA.
on the contrary. long life may oe countea npon
~ 4 probable heritage. FredeHek she Hfeah
potxithstsuding the strain upon lis physical
powers BY contlnull warfare with BID ene,nlest
spd frequent exoessss at ..ble sasy!ysd . 20 tao 20
bo 10. .ud Inc Emperor William has no"
ro.ched biz 7sth year III halls condition. In the
rslgotug family Of England examples OF lou8ev-
jty have not bssu rArs. 0oo!ge !. Avsd to D.
G7 Geotgs Ill died It tho ziPo Axe Ut d3 And
, 1876-02-19

a ne :" FHlks.
A new prizo in tho Froaeh Academy OWES III
establishment ia IN American lady, Mrs. Anne
G. Lynch Botta, who is wall known in literary
aud social circles Of Now York. During tho
Frauco-prusAian war she collected AZ album OF
autographs. sketches. and original drawings by
American and European authors, artists, and
other celebrated persons. to bs sold for tho
bonoas OF the Freuch sufferers, This album,
which WEI ono OF tho t]ueat collections Of tho
kind over madc In this country. WAS bought by
Henry ". Sage, Of prooklyn Meanwhile. how
o7er, tho war had ended, aud tho mouoy waB no
iouger noodod for tho original purpose. The
same was accordingly devoted by Airs. Hotta to
the establishment Of prize, TO DO awarded by
the French Academy every tifstl yoas to the bcst
work published during tho previous hatf-doesla
On tho - Condition oi Women" in relation to
tho!r p.yHlcal, intellectual. moral. and social
Improvement. This Secretary Of the Academy,
Nr. Pasln, IN ha addresH before that body last
November, gave 80 account OF the crcunslancas
rotated above, compllmentlng blrs. Botta's liter
sry works, aud BAsnE that tue Academy had ex.
pressed 10 her gratitude which tho uhute coun-
tsy would slare. Tho competition for ths prize
is open to every nation, with tho aingls coudi-
tion that the work, according to the Aoademy's
rules, must he written in French,
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Useful Hints.

Leather pump packing requiring to he
very tight, tor small work, should not be
m6ie than 50 inch staick, and not be
bent UP round the bore or sides of the
barre, more than 16 inch.
Egg spoons get tarnished by the sui
phur in the egg uniting with the silver.
This tafnish IS assalphufet Of silver; and
may be removed by rubbing with wet
salt or ANN mia.
Two teaspoonfuls of finely powdered
charcoal, drank in half tumblcr Of wa
ter, wia often give -relief 10 the. sick
headache when caused, as in most cases
it is, by a superabundance of acid on the
stomach.
Ehousapds Of dollars are lost by far
mers through neglect to shelter their
farm machinery during winter. 1t only
takes about two winters exposure to rot
the woedea portions at the Joints, and
to render the bolts loose.a and weak.
Eamps become .incrested inside with
settings from the Oil ,and ordinary wash.
ing viii not remove its Take soapsuds
and Gil the lamp about one third full {;
then put in little sharp sand, and shake
vigorously. Jew minutes will remove
every partiae:
A nice, wholesome candy can be made
thus :, Three cups Of maple sugar {any
other sugar will do, but maple is best,
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Nssy, Method of prepaIing yac-
ss'-a e cine VIfus.

= tf@rttt -
The following method has been re
cossmsnded and used by one Of our oof-
rest5o6aef,ts5:: VS. ts sd !
'0h fke eighth day, Or theresbouts, af.
ter vaccination, the calf being placed in
a convenient position, the lymph from
the, vesicles is caused to flow into shall
low dishes, and eyaporated 10 dryness
tIseaisis palverized and put intD tubes
and Theoretically sealed it is then ready
for use.
The advantages 81 tliis mode Of OBJ
tai6ing lymph are First, you Obtain 9
pure.Iympbs free from al the coltamina
ting, matter which bovine. virus is liable
to, such as hair. cu.icle, pas, faces OF the
animaL dust, &c. Second, the lymph
pfeseryessits integsity very much longer
than under the modes OF preparation and
presefvatior in ordinary use. Third. i
IS much easief fdr physicians to rnanipa
late, when syaceinating than the qnills
ivory points,sor liquid lymph in tubes.
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STEAMERS.

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I}Satsfa Express, PHIL AEsHurs, Mast
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-21

once refused. She always smiles ON him
when he says that. All the world knows
the story of the door-lock, and how she
changed her mind while no was opening
it, and it is quite amusing and romantic :;
but no one knows about me. am quite
an old paper now, for | bear the date OF
1872. lie in little box in which is
photograph, four letters and ring. The
box is always locked, but the pencled
brackets have not faded out yet, and be-
tween them lie these words
zone of the most elegant weddings ot
the season took place Yesterday at st.
IS church, whore Captain Leslie Raw
den was united in the holy bonds of mat
rmony to the young and beautiful society
belle, Miss Eva l.uCroix, the heircss OF
one of our wealthy merchants, Mr.. G.
LaCrcix. The happy pair have started
on tour to Europe"
The letters on tho inside of the ring are
" l.. K. to Il. N"
Women do change their minds very
unexpectedly, but l don't think that it
was the patent lock that was the cause of
Mr.. Belmore's happiness, and I'm news
paper of great experience.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-10-21

A LITTLE JoKE.-The Virginia City
Enterprise tells this story, which con-
tain, It joke the point Of which is plainly
tu be seen
" From Congressman Wuodburn we
learn II little bit Of secret history which,
with the sequel, carrie, with it II good joke
on The Democracy. Last Winter Colo
RADIO aud New Mexico applied for admi--
sion into the Union. New Mexico had II
Republican Delegate in Congress the
probability was that, if admitted, she
would cast Republican majority this
Fall, and so her claims were never for a
moment considered. But Colorado was
represented by Democratic Delegate
who had been elected by 2,2G3 minority,
and accordingly the Democratic Congress
joyiulIy granted the privilege and appro-
prlated the money necessary to enable
that Territory to become State, openly
bOasting that Colorado would send two
United States Senators of undoubtcd
Democratic principles, which would help
to break down the minority of ten which
the Republicans hold in the Senate. The
result of all this planning is now known.
1t has succeeded in securing two United
States Senators and one Congressman for
the Republicans, and three Electoral votes
for Hayes and Wheeler. The Democracy
1n nnt sav noupb hut thora l. cuepirc, a.,
their ranks from Maine to Oregon"