The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-03-16

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debts These are also improbable, unless
the frames are worth something. Clothes
come into the same category, for, as
they cannot be sold for a year they are
out of fashion, and even your wearer OF
second hand clothing must have it in the
latest style, and if as fashion note says
''the new hat looks as though broad
wheeled wagon had rolled over it,
then the conical mother goose of last
season will of course be worth nothing.
So the gentlemen who deal under the
three balls seem to have their troubles
also, and Morets de Pete are loosing
concerns. Therefore it is not wise these
hard times to open a pawn brokers shop.
or if you do don't lend money on bibles,
family pictures or clothing.
The affairs of the st Johns Guild will
undoubtedly receive thorough over
hauling. The trustees all seem anxious
for this There are strong parties on
both sides, some in favor of the Master,
while others believe him to be entirely
out of place. Should any mismanage-
ment or intentional alienation of funds
be proven it will probably go far toward
killing what was once an excellent char
| ity, but which has grown to such large
proportions that it was difficult to pre-
vent errors creeping in. As far as the
trustees are concerned nothing except
neglect to investigate and overlook mat
tiers little more frequently and thor
oughly can be alleged.
The city of Church debt is to have
another one added to its list, but as
Brigham Young is to be its hacker, it is
said that it Will be out of place there A
Mormon tabernacle modelled after that
in Salt Lake City is to be added to the
numerous queer institutions we have
here and in the dormitory and that comes
under the head of religious edifces.
There is a good deal of surreptitious
mormonism in our midst, but polygamy
is religion, while undoubtedly active
and more of a living faith than many of
the high toned beliefs that are monogram
ic is not generally acknowledged openly.
In fact good many of the devotees
worship at the accepted shrines.
An interesting lecture was delivered
at the Cooper Union course on Saturday
evening, by DIR 4 B Crosby on THE
Human Hand" and while it was in
progress there was a deal of ex-
amining upon the part of individuals of
those special members. He declared it
to be the most expressive portion of the
body and that the the thumb governed
the hand and seemed TO be in sympathy
with the brain. The fingers received
their due share of attention. Spalutores
or parabo'ic fingers denoted disposi-
ton to honest work, and we're the usual
sort, but such person would lack deli
cacy of feeling and ideality. Square tip
ped fingers represent the methodical
workers and conical an artistic and inn
pulsive temperament The lecture
was eagerly listened to and many other
points made. give your readers these
few hints that they may compare them
with their estimate of themselves and
see if the'Doctor's theories about fingers
correspond with them.
The German who, according to the
conscription laws of his ~Vaterland, y
was obliged to return on his twentieth
birthday and enlist in the "landwenr," ("
has had his heart made glad by the ap
pointment of a medical examiner here
who will test their physical adaptation
for such duty and thus save many a one
a long journey across the ocean simply
to find himself rejected for corporal dis
abibility. 1t is thought man will be
able to get rich in this office soon if he
belongs to any of the New York rings or
has studied in their schools. DR. Tell
koppf, however, the appointee. does not
seem to belong to this class Saturday
he passed five out of seven who appear
ed before him and they will sail in the
next steamer.
Welspeil, the man who knows all
about Katy Reidel's death if any body
does will be kept under surveillance by
the police until further investigation
which is now in quiet progress shall be
carried out to its utmost conclusion.