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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-22

CHARLES A. DANA of the New York
Sun, now one of Mr. TiIden's ardent
supporters, did not suppose six months
ago that Mr.. Tilden would be a candi-
date for President this year. So Mr..
Dana told iD the Sun the following lit
tie story;
During visit paid by Senator Nor
issey to Governor Tilden recently, one
of the Governors friends spoke of Will
liam III. Tweed's escape from Jail. I'm
glad that Tweed got away, said Mr.
Morrissey
why do you say thatg" asked Gov
ernor Tilden.
Because, replied the Senator, Il
think he has suffered enough for his
crimes.
The Governor looked sharply at the
Senator, and said, "Morrisey, you
don't dare to express that opinion pub
licly."
''Oh, yes, L dare" answered Mr..
Morissey, smiling. 81 cut lose from
Tweed in 1868, before it was known
that he had done anything wrong. But
you stuck to him until 1871"
The Governor scowled and changed
the topic.
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Belknap
NEWS ITEMS.

The 3Ist ult. was a bad day for rail
roads. Six cars ON the Cairo and 1t
Louis Railroad broke through bridge
near Waterloo, ILL.,, and falling thirty
five feet, were completely wrecked. Two
men were n1ortally and Oneseriously in
iured. Thirteen cars were thrown down
twenty feet embanki-nent near Fair
view, on the Missouri Pacific Railroad
A number of cattle were killed and 4
brakeman had his arm broken. The ac
cident was caused by washOut. By a
collision on the Fichburg, Mass, Rail.
road, one woman was killed and one
man and one woman seriously injured
Eleven passengers were badly bruised
and injured on the Lehigh Valley road
by the breaking of an axle, which threw
four cars down an embankment.
At Cincinnati, on Friday last, Frank
Murray, while drunk and insanely jeal
Gus of his wife, stabbed her in the left
breast and abdomen with a pocket knife
He was locked up. 1t was thought the
wife would die
Lew Cavana, an actor, fell from a
fourth story window of the National
Hotel. at Terre Haute, Indiana, on the
Sd, and was instantly killed.
The Sheriff of Ellis county, Kansas
with posse Of men attacked an organ
| lied band Of horse thieves at TregO
killed the leader. wounded several others
and captured twelve prisoners.
The Attorney General has issued a
lcircular to the United States Marshals
Throughout the country, instructing
them to peserve order at all places OF
registration and voting during the elec-
ton, season now fairly upon us. The
oader directs that all persons shall be
protected in their right TO vote indie
pendently of violent dictation of profes
intimidators, and peace and good order
shall be preserved at all polling places
Marshals are instructed to be on hand
themselves, or by deputies, at all places
where disturbances are likely to occur,
and are informed that they will be held
personally responsible for all breaches OF
the peace which their care or watchful-
ness might have averted.
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TRAINS GoIs0 EAsr.

Autrains run daily, Sundays excepted.
close connection made nj Frcr;Gnt wit;
traius on L. y. & NJ :. Ey to ANA from al
points East and West
AT BurgooE with trains on 7. 2. * Il. Ry-
At Fostoria with trains GD Baltimore Pitts
DuTgh Il Chicago Ky.
AT Lima with trains on -. NJ & &. ii. y d
RR. to and Iromall points South. also viii
trains on T., Fl. W. = &. Ry to ami from al
POINTS Essi ami W1S,.
VI H ANDREWS. tS1,I. T:cke; Agent
LII EEHGOnN Receiver and :iup';.
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Notice TO Teachers.

The Board have adopted the following
grades FOX the coming year-Seale I 70 100:
! For hrzt-class certificates lv1lil II InOnihsl
grades must average S>5% with 10 branch
marked below 8I- Twenty -four months *.
/ peTience IL tcacaiEg required.
I Second class s-Etiticstes valid IS Inonths)
I z AIDES Rus = -.g-c . Vi;h - braucilt,
/ marked U-,Gw = Twelve months expert
ence required. second class certificates Will
/ also be iSsCC'. when the applicants average
/ IS % with no branch fuaTzed below 81 "a
'e2DeIicuc. TCgG-Csd
/ For Ti.ll,i cas- certificates valid L
mOIthS) grades must average 81 with no
branch marked below - Some experience
| ihird-cIassc certificates aiiI also De isSu-d
when the applicants average Is s., with no
branch marked below =. Nc y, ,erience re-
FOR FourtH-ciass certificate lowest grade
l valid monks gsadeS must average ~ with
no branch marked below 6i. 40 Experience
Tac above grades viii b. In fo-ce a:ter Sep
Examinations will 5eein 81 $50 4. II .aud
cJnt.uCe without any lntermission for diu-
ncr until i..g 2. =, ~ Ehi Il time al manu-
script, must b. completed No aFpIicz nts
rcc.iy .d aftc- ltS5- No certificates will be
issued without an examination. and Hcae
l III t,ttuieda.ed or orcxteHded.
Questions viii he given on print Il slips.
and all applicants mu~t pass an examination
in RraGin- Wiling, OiihJgrapIy. Gram
nar, Biography Mental Arithmetic, Writ
ten Arithmetic, TE+DTy aud Practice. and
in np.V al her S.:,lrl th..y may he called ur-
on tOtyach
ii applicants fnU~t futui.t JCrsf,.It ~, 0rn-
m.u .u';atiuns e. good moral character io be
p'0vUrcd fTcuI ihei" lat ehTi"yCTs "T last
teachers. g. i.sssiJ.r.
Good su-cC-s ia Teaching = 81 always be
rGuSi;leT,d a ia granting certificates
:lca applicant H. requested 70 bring lead
fei.cif an eraser ana kfiis- aiSO "A three cent
stamp and the necessary fee fGy cents.
: p;iiic4pts viii DE required to make fhs fy
Dsrfj cl1Hg+- Is nF.lcT uf the Board
JJSEfH u. KAGY.
AUs. :, -. j.u. DpRiLUS MARTI
a. T. LATT.
school Examiners.
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c AlIF @ r MIA.

THE CHICAGO NoRTuwT STERN R4uw.v
Embraces under one manacemsut The CIrsa,
LrUIS Railway Lines OF the WESr and
y IL x = - :, and with iIs am erous
'idncEt- Sud cOunsci ions, forms the shortest
'tnG quickest rouie be- ween CHICAG and al /
points Ia ILLINOIS, W WiSc1NsIN, NJ RrHERS
MICHIGAN. MTNSEsorA Iowa NEBRASKA
tAIIFo MA "a nd heWsSrEKN TERRIToRIEs
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Established 1885,

American and Foreign Patents.
! GILMORE & CO., Successors to CHrPMAN
I Hos ER * Co., Solicitors. Patents procured
IN all countries. No FEES IN ADVANCE. No
charge unless the patent is granted. No fees
for making preliminary examinations. No
additional fees fo' obtaining and conducting
a reheaTing. -pecial attention given to In.
4 Iterfcrence Gases bel! re the Patent Office IL.
tensions before Congress Infringement Suit
I IN diifeTeul states, and all litigation apper-
tanning tOiuVentiOBs orPatents SENDSTA Mp
To GILMORE & Co. FOR PHAMPHLET or SIXTY
PAGES.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report Of the Commissioners OF
he General Land Office shows z 81 SO acres
OF ROunty Land Warran Is outstanding These
were issued under sc Of 1855 and prior acts
IGILMOkE X 90. pay cash for them. Send
by registered letter. where Assignments are
imperfect we give instruetions To per ect
them
United States General Land ONCE.
Contested Land Cas - prosecuted before the
United States General Land Once and De
paTtInent of the Interior. Private Land
Claims. MINING and PRE- ENPIIoN Claims
and HON EsrEAD Gases attended to-
Arrears of Pay and Besaty.
OFFIcEE5. SOLDIERS, anG sAILORs OF the
late war, or their heirs. are in many cases
entitled to money from the Government of
which they have no know ledge. Wrife full
history of service. and stale amount Of pay
and bounty received. Enclose stamp 10 GIL
MORE & Co., and "A full TeI ly after exsmin-
alton, will he given y'.u fIee.
Pensions.
All OFFICERs, soLDIERs and SAILORS
wounded, or Injured in the late war. however
slightly, can obtain a pension by addressing
Cases prosecuted 10y Gil MORE Il co be-
fore the Supreme Courts oi tine United statss
the Court Of Claims and Tie Southern Claims
Commission.
Each department Of our business IL con-
duct ed In separate bureau. under the eharxs
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stock to help them out, if you will do
the same. 1t all depends on you. VIII
you do it.
Tilden to Breitupg.
Go to my lawyers.
L. S. SENATE CHAMBER.
Belknap-
l enclose a mule claim which
would like to have showed
through. 1t has been rejected
three or four times, but
, think it is all right.
HENDRICKS.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Tom
o. K. It'sshoved. Usual terms.
b.
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rfsE; GREAT C-sSSE
- or
iiUMAN MIS- cry.

J,,,s p,sJii,hc.I. IT, q .Cc-rd Errt"Ie ff'r' 80
CO. &.
& Lecture cu tho h-turo Z 70 : IA 9 Z :
and Fad eHi care 81 9thiii'' -, V -,
"r Ssp-.rm.tinTf iiu.a. int.u"ed - '"ii-Ah'isc
Invoiuntary l.mi<s.o;:s iniro -Hey- He'E''I
DEBILITY, ANA mp, diIuri'is 90 Wa i-''t -
eTaIiy. t'ou>uni,iiun Fuii, -, -, . r..
aud PhVsictI Inca p@ciry, &c ~ fs''i.., !. }
i. CtTLVFItW ELL. N. II, auth 60 i"'
Gre n Book, &c IT, ,.,-...t..,;,--
Tic world renowned aG'h = j" i'is ;..iiill 4
able Lecture clearly prov ;r"iii az :. -
rcrieuce That tlle .wiili t'''i.-' 'i'i
abuse fuay b. cffec'u;ti.s T'iLoNc'i - =.
medicine a.. without daTg"Iuu- Nt-'''iI
operations, lsst .Its .iStt ;-sii+-ii .'- '-''- 20
c1rdiaIS; puiu;iu:. ou; Il ir''!'' "i '"i = e. =
ceffrin auI cri-cflill. - ii:' I-.s g %ii'h
every sufferer. no ru.t'-r 's.i.- D.
may be. u.y cur. himself riic'i.'y ; ..--''-''S'
and rGfitcUEI. ,r..,.,.,y ,
ps-7Hiy Lectts, rrsI pro-, q; J0'" q sA''s'"'''
rfr:ff fEJsNCIts
Sent ana. rs.sil. in q platu -'t'Ft.c .ci''' 'o'i!
addre- ;s.,t paul. un rec ii-. .! "a o. -'' ~
two post siam. pS-
kc,iress tie Publishers.
D. R4,s s;u,N d sos,
Al .nn.it.. ScH f"rA. l'-'t -, -
E5~G Jan. H. 'o'' -
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PITTSBURGH FdFt EaIl8 a.d Clie3yt
IxA:sW WAA.
TRAINS GoING u.E.sT

On and after .ApIil 10, 1876. iraius Will leave
Sta: ions daily tSundays excepteGj rs soIl0ws
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TRAINS GoENG EaST.

Fast Through Mail( Daily leaves Pittsburgh
at $50 T.. ". Stopping only at Alliance - z.
NJ Crestline II 20 A. NJ, Forest So \. Nj,
Lima 80 A NJ. Fort Wayne i.2J \. ~ War
saw 81 A. NJ. Plymouth IS \. NJ. Wanatsh
T.l3 4. NJ, Valparaiso 7.51 i. NJ, arriving ii
Chicago 920 \. NJ.
Trains Nos. 3, and run daily, Trail. No !
leaves Chicago daily except Sunday Al!
others daily, excep; Sunday. Al othc Daily
except Sunday.
+. X. MYERS.
Genernl PASSENGER and Ticket AgeIIt.
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Incorporated Feb. 27, 1874.
THE MUTUAL
Protection Association
OF OHIO.
Principal Office, NOrwaIk. o.

This Association is Operated upon Purely Mutual
Principles Its Reserve Remains with its Men,
hers until called upon to pay DEATH LOSS
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axe Iun or all through trains of this road
This u the ONLY LINE running these cars
net cen chicago and ST Paul, Chicago and
dliwaukee. or Chicago and Winona.
AT Omaha our SleepeIs connect with th~
OverlaElt Sleeper on the UnionPacificRail-
road for all pointsWest Il ftheMissourl River
On The arrival OF the trains from the East or
South, the trains of the Chicago6 ortlwest-
eTu Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as follows.
For Council Bluffs, Omaha zRdCslifornia Two
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Council Bluffs.
For st. Paul and Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cas- AZ
;achsd on both trains.
For Green Bay and Lake Superior,Two Trains
daily with PullmanPa aceCars attached and
running through to Marquette.
For Milwaukee, Four Through Trains daily
Cars IN day trains.
For sparta andWinona and points in Mime
sofa. One Through Train daily with Pullman
SicepeiS [ WinOna.
For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through
trains daily with PullmaDcarso ON mig hit trains
FOR Dubuque and La Crosse, via Clinton, Two
FhIOCgh Trains daily with Pullman Cars on
night trains to McGregor, Iowa.
For Sioax City andy anktOn, Two Trains daily
pullman Cars TO Missouri Valley junction.
Fer Lake GeHeVa, Four Trains daily.
F0r Rockford, Sterling, kehOsha, Janesyille,
and other points, you can have from two TO
ten trains daily.
New York Office, No. AIS broadway: Boston
Office. No State Strest; Omaha office, 2S3
Farnham Street; San Francisco ONCE, III
Montgomery Street: Chieago1icketOfices, 81
Clark street. under sherman House; corner
Canal anu Madison streets; Kinxie Street.-The
pot, corner w .kinzie and CanalStreets; Wells
street De POI cor. of Wells and Kinxie Streets.
For rates OF Information not stiainabIe
MARVIN HGGAiTT.
Gen. Supt.. Chicago.
Gen. Pas. Agt.. Chicago.
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General Passenger and Ticket Agen

BeIlefontaineA Accommodation leavcSBeIlc
foniaine at ) % am. arriving at tibaLu at
) Is, Springfield 6 ., bay ton, IN, Cincinnati
1910, Columbus. $50. Returning. lea e. Gin
cinnati at go, u M. Dayton ~ 5.OD, Column
bus at ) u, Springfield at 40, arriving al
UIbana at S.l2 p m, Bolie fOn!anc. 9.O!p ln.
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THE HON. X. B. HAYES.

that eminent prenologlst, Mr.. toWleri
of New York.
THE HON. X. B. HAYES.
Mr.. Hayes is a good sized, well form
sd man. He is between the extremes
Of large and small, or lean and stout.
He is very well made, has handsome
head on a rather handsome body, and
face which would introduce him
favorably anywhere. His complexion
is light, skin fiorid, temperament com
posed of the vital, motive and mental
in almost equal proportions He il
neither too fast nor too slow, excitable
nor sluggish, but he is at once sufh
ciently energetic, original, comprehen-
sive, dignified and resolute. He is
more profound than snowy, and has
more application than versatility. He
will finish what he begins, and make
thorough work. He has a hopeful,
happy, loving nature; is eminently
social, fond of home, and all that be-
longs threto; indeed, when surrounded
by wife, children, and friends he is as
happy as king on his throne, and as
hospitable to all as he is kind and con
siderate. But to be specific. This
gentleman is comparatively young in
wears and younger in spirit. Though
he has already accomplished much, he
has by no means reached the climax
of his fame. He is a rising young
statesman, and il spared will, in the
course of few years, be found in the
front ranks of the best minds OF the
nation. We base our prediction On
the following points: /. He has cap
ital constitution, both inherited and
acquired by temperate habits. 2. A
large and well formed brain, with a
cultivated mind; with strong integri-
ty, hopefulness, sociability, and well
guided by practical good sense. AT
present he may seem to lack fire and
enthusiasm, but age and experience.
will give him point and emphasis.
Mark us! this gentleman will not dis
appoint the best expectations of the
most hopeful--C Chicago Tribune.
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cfees and 20
:
N n ab O
; Ec..F FiuG
liJsiEG, saIc,r Iianooc county
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Noticc TO Land Ownere

N-;C" g. ! eEJ by ave. that
b.tcii, under the ac- OF SPri.
award 70 each T=I>oH or person
proposed dIiea may bc CstanIis
benefits 10 ue derived by c8ust
award aS sssogTn in the table bel.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-22

THE late Democratic Congress, not
withstanding its zeal for Investigations,
missed a great point In not sending a
committee TO look up certain checks
and correspondence which are stored
away in some of the New York banks.
In order to enable any future Demo
cratic investigators who may undertake
the task TO know the documents at
sight, we append copies of them:
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DR.. FISHBL TT,
WILL
SEVENTH VISIT
JOY HOUSE, ,FINDLAY, O.
Monday, Oct q, 1875, t1r 1V0Days.
CROSS EYES CURED INSTA ANTLY
DR.. FISHBLATT,
PRACTIsINGAND CONSULTING PHYSICIAN,
AND AUTHOR OF
L5tE "obssrvau Symptoms
- - -- --


PUBLISHER OF SEVERAL MEDICAL WORKS.
Many P the sy of New York. and
CATARRH DEAFNESS, SPINAL DISEASES
as be successful in that
DIR. FISHBLATT
these he
INV II via a. @ * supae ii @ s e not Intelligent en00 m
% Semeup e al Of offIs ali n ,Rgs be
Dr. FishbIatt
Il r g r 6ha H and LananSr ess rES GSn
@ % OF sssl % B n % sss @ h Disorders ss sn 3 ]
% no & hT % a 9e ansi1 GRf % sne
Young Men,
% @ ] % % nniss % oaT aSe X dreadful
noqnesce % Was ] io sses % % Iavs
taciaf5 @ ~1af of ea.
T he %Ss p % h CT any s sr ra l
Organic Weakness PHYSICIAN
SS m % and @ % ] m P SaS S1rslRf @ %
nlse99Se Young apt m
@ S IN ~ sls S ] % Io rPsi @ @
s & % @ % psea iGs @ @ S &eaR. aI r i ia
sby Re Is % and
psS sEqns S sfn ' 6@g
DR.. FishbIatt ~ s'
he colleges
cured
Take Particular Notice
,ers % % @ Pa6r $ p Ss as % anf
Of f % and % %lsnfsS,g % @ % %
m S m 5 & @ S sP ri F II t are 1G TO Los
soil 4s aS csS sie ; 1is
% P 1 S sSSGi Rs @ g PS
= Young Men
s impossible and destroys 60'h
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PROPHECY AS TO HAYES.

The following is copied (Terbatim)
from the Phre,aoEogicaI Journal, of
March, 1867, and is from the pen of
that eminent prenologist, Mr.. Fowler,
of New York.
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l'En-ent 81 CO. ara labor on : T. >l,E~y
.cL ie'llsFrr tl-t ll-e Com mis-. ones -. +
: htu--- 'c IL 'ii.- Fic,ll-y or y-a--.- s...,.
be deemed as ald -..s.t- .lc.-,..i-, r..
ne. Tie "a q 'ua-Iisl>,, chefs have. made
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sFindlay Jef6rsolial

One. trial win convines the most
,ksptieal. The JEPPERSOSIAN has q
circulation In Hancock county one
third larger than any other paper
and 10 rssd BY just the class aawksis-
arr viah 70 fseeh.
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SPRINGFIELD d YIN
CINNATE LINE.
cOLUHBUS TO CINCINNATI.
CINCIsNArI TO CoLUmBUs.
Findiay Branch.

Accommodation No. - leaves Springfield
al Is am: arrives Ls,Ez.uL :: . :, Hi ar ."cS
ColuH bus 81 a H.
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Pay 8. J. Tilden or orde
Five thousand dollars.
Value received. w. II. TWEED.
Cashier Credit Mobilier of America.
Pays. ]. Tilden or order
TwRnty five thousand dollars
charge to acct organizing expenses.
$25, 600. CAKES AMRs.
Treasury Erie Railway.
Pay s. j. Tilden or order
Ten Hundred Thousand dollarsl
for personal service two years.
S1,00O,OOO. JAMES FISK.
OFFICE ST. L. A. & T. H. R.. r.
s. ]. Tilden.
Deliver to the custody of the stock,
holders of this company, one mil
lion dollars in stocks and bonds OF
this Company, unlawfully held fol
you.
DIRECTORS ST. L. A. g. L. III. r. L.
Directors st. l.. A. g. T. H. r. r.
am reforIner. lam not
swindler, 1 am an usufructer.
Go To-, my lawyers.
s. J. TILDEN.
Breiiung to Tilden: Mr.. Tilden, the
employe creditors of the Michigan Iron
Company are starving in the midst of
Lake Superior winter. The other
stockholders have agreed to stand an
assessment of 10 per cent. on their
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WinOna and ST Peter J;na

: TIE short line tor NoRrHrRN Wisconsin =
" iN>EAPOLIs. DULUTH and ALI point !. in the
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Omaha and California Line

!S the shortest and best route for all roints in
" l-TH ERN ILLINOIS, I. Wa DAKOTA NE-
= = ASH \ " NoNING. toioRADo,UTAH. NEvA-
DA. CAtIFuRNIA UREGo>, CHINA. hPAN
'j!Ic ~ STEAL!A Its
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Green Bay and Narouette Limo

is the only route FOR wISoNA, RocHEsrxR
= ,- - A. AASkArO, Sr PETER y kwULN
'il ali ls' s4.> Ia ON iirr.= and ts.-,fr,T a.,
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; the only route OrELGIN, ROCKFORD Fxxx
'"Kr' Gnd all points via tr.eporI It's
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Pullman Palace Cars

= tt.e" LakeSlore Route. anu Is the on ly
uEe psssstug gLnroughE.vAN,roNIx : xkEEoRtsr
HIGHLAND PARK, WAUKEGAN, RACINE, KE-
SGSH< In MIIwSrErr
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FreepOlt and Dubuque Lime

= -..'- -'s.IJ- line f.'.JA> EsVILLE W Rroy =
rO'b ~ i..C.' SILK. .>H APPLErON, GREEN
1Af, HsCASABA, NtGAU>EE. AAkQCkrrE
,,.,, aIoS. aAS SSoc. and ti.s sLAKk syPk-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-21

SOME ECc.NrRIcfrIEs OF C0ursHIr -
Probably there Is no instance in which any
two lovers have made love exactly in the
same way as any two other lovers, since the
world began. SIR -lrfipr itipS
Blrkis insinuated.
Niyien charmed Merlin.
Alexander made n bonfire for Thai-.
Iiildergarde took the bull by the horns
The Mer chant Of Venice solt-soldered Por-
tia with lead easket.
The garrulons female in the Arabian
Nights told her husband stories.
Victoria sent for Prince Albert and tod
him she wanted him. She was victorious
Ia the Polynesian Islands they win their
hearts by beating their heads with -hille-
lab.
Harry the Eight and Bluebeard were OF
with the head Of tine old love before they
were on with the new
Dr. johnson poked the tobacco in his pipe
down with his sweeIheart'S fnger-a warm
token of affection.
Tristram did it mostly with harp, and
was also good lar His two Isoldes were
too many for him.
Boutwell, was inclined to Marie, and lock
ed her up in his castle. IL worked "a well
as Peters pumpkin shell.
nobbett's wife caught him by the grace
with which she used her wash tab. She
never was known u use it after the we'd
ding.
sam. Romilly, the famous LAWYER killed
himself because his wife died, while good
many Others kill themselves because they
won't die.
Nicholas Of Russia wanted to pop at
dinner table, but didn't like to be caught
at it, so he imbedded ring in lump OF
bread and handed it to her.
Charlemagne's secretary was caught by
snow storm sparkling the Emperors daugh-
ter at midnight, and she carried him home
on her back, 80 that his footsteps shouidn
be traced. The Emperor heard OF it, ana
saddled him On to her for the rest oil her
life. ain,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-21

The Lord himself hath given the reason
because the daughters ofZion are naughty
and walk with stretched-forth necks and
wanton eyes, walking and mincing as they
go, and making tinkling with their feet ;
therefore perfectly good reason it
is And if the daughters of America shall
tread in the footsteps of the daughters Of
Zion. and shall walk down Beacon street
and Broadway and Pennsylvania avenue
and the main streets of our villages, mincing
as they go, naughty, with stretched-forth
necks and wanton eyes, flirting with their
handkerchiefs, and, in general, behaving
themselves unseemly, it would be well for
their fathers and mothers and husbands to
take away all the bravery of their chains
and lockets, and wimplcs and fads, and
smelling-bottles and paniers, and plumage.
and shut them up to solitude and reflection
till such time as they shall have learned de-
corum and dignity.
But how closely had the stern old prophet
looked at the Jerusalem girls or ever he
could have made out such a list of their fine
clothes .-HarPer's Bazar.