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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

A PRIVATE FAMILY have a handsomely
n furnished FRONT ROOM ana BEDRoo VI - let to-
gefhsr r ,ngy with beard location central BIO West i3d
81. near Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

Receipts for past 3DS2 boxes DO previous week
z522 90 corresponding week last wear 1888 do exports
Iast 2IO46 do. Liverpool cable quotations, 'O'.
Al advance y -, abroad with largely increased opIi
give hopeful for the holders OF che"s, and tIr
have recovered from the weakness which portion 81 ihe
uaae DGulgng last report. shippers have b. Il
soirng around for Tced cheese bat I'M very little @
Ihc' do Ind that holders Of such want I02e u more Ir
sl goods hry dill weeks Odd Iots 10 lne
gares ranging from DC 10 &c
MeAtvc seldom, II the time when 80 large proper
i0l OF the gCod line, h. nov the crs
free sle-2Oo0 DoAesOi hne cheese aFe Ie1Fttl
~ lle WIN Is refused Tor strictly fancy We are
Llty to shipments the present week winnie
u home expected 10 take hold about the LIT ~ FeD-
Iaiy We shall probably have 10 marx up Oh cheese next
NteA Il act. some kiAds ADVANCING now QuOlauOIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

o1R WEST 2GTn-ST. SUITES for families
sbSV ard with drs'ciass board AZ reasonabls
rates: home ,ouf1rts wiz. Aotr conyenirnceN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

40 WEST 26Tll-ST, NEAR BROADWAY
4 = Pleasant snn-y rooms gentleman family, third
lu.! four t!ouIs GOOD table; prices ier'te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
Do1ro dn6 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

Do1ro ann Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
R cr @ wds S2 I'G SdT sI ,o
1rtaye Forty segenthst at the ia ltLEM OFFICE
so Isl Tirlaye.. Ole-Undred andtwenty 0urthst
Office RATE
FURNISHED third-story front ROOM, CRATE
conyoncnce, - gentlemen 45 Bond-st.
IA WEST 9TH-ST. Elegant square ROOM,
and VIE two single gentlemen ot and cold both
same floor references exchanged
Az WEST 9TH-ST.. between 9Th and 9th
room for two gentlemen on very moderate tabe board
West side
A LARGE weIl-furnished second story front
q and hall ROOM connecting with board AT s'S West
A PRIVATE FAMILY have a handsomely
n furnished FRONT ROOM ana BEDRoo VI - let to-
ST. near Broadway. -
POARDERs WANTED.-SmgIe and double
a srl T5 G say Yea; ss 5 t nanny every
ROARDERS WANTED.-Two large roops,
Il 5t!rS5e. drsr door bsow ! III St.
pOARDERS WANTED-A frst-class and
ID pleasant hore can be seerr~ ~ rsspeetahs nary on
eas6nal msby apnTng al -04 West 42d't three doors
from Eroaaway private flrn y
ELFG ANrLY-FURNISHED ROOMS, single
i and double; very cheap; al conveniences pa West
-s.A-7''
~ ANbNONtLl-t = NJ Sill t l,oCa i vi. III
az w. i''. ii.si refersrc,. rtaistared n nv.
t'i.t,i,- T. IN. ',t- ,.c. ave, a. DAILY.
so. - WEST 22D-ST.-To Rent, with
.,teJ ,,rf.,. nrr, .i..,I aut r.0u red
'''
SUNNY ROOMS, connecting and single, with
- rrs-cd-- board r.itr'nces. ~ West 2'ihat
E AVH-SV 3tD and 312 Wcst=Hau,i~on
d 4 furnished .esIe ana a''Die HoOM9' VIVA D'-h'Di
'.N'' ''''i 80 "-' '.' f
AZ WEST D-TI-S'T -IlrolDtly furnished
- r|,,f- vim iog-I or RgoI(S IN .I,ta with yfvate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

NEW-ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAI
y NORTHERN RAILROAD AID ~ a., y
TRtT. RAILROAD CONSOLIDATED h' N -, r
BOSDS-A rlrrng Of the holders Of he~e bonds w.. ~ =,
held TffU RSDAY Feb -. az II n H. n ihe ohte OF
the u.noi, central Railroad Company ~ NlSs'l-s| 20 ~
York T. concert mci4uc participation I'D the 'i
dc 1y. aiway- and rrorganiz pursuant Z" ic' tr's
of nrd states trcnt ,our Al holders "i h"hu, l'',
tn s mortgages invited 10 attend personally OF ny t'P
rrseniaive. go, . ...r.i u y "a
Nov. Nnrk I'm. ] ]. !nI..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

tTH-ST.. 80 and 3l2 Wcst.-Hand~o mely
/ furnished .iaele ard drabic ROOMS, VITA BJARDi
tc:us rs 30 c' per wees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

DOARDERS WANTED.-Smgle and double
b rom with board in gaiet NewEngland family every
fhInn hr.I. 81 MrAt olth St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

DOARDERS WANTED.-TwO large rooB,s,
ID suitable persons; references exchanged
y Jt!l,lye. uIsu door bcOw ] III 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

FXpOrts cured-BacOr 9l46 boxes beef 3lfl
bh.s p0rs l6O3 bills; lard, Coo kgs fresh beef 01 car
casses Receipts OF dressed hogs li2 Only Two car west
bee the Wetk-LOt gopa aOI. al
lSc City = firm. a ililc box b"efrls ar
Chicago and sold -CSC. Icndero buth hee
ana PORK higher Really prime calves are aso doing bet
ter tlo1rb very few exceed &C. Dressed hogs have down
ward cldency Sheep higher shipments OF fresh peer
very large In addition % the above 800 were sent ron
PaGcpha during the week. Prepared mnce meat sells nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

~ bought ann -ci J. INV l. fo!la4'' i'lo'" l.
EGAL NOTICE-TRUSTEES SALE.-Cir-
Otht United star A DIstc " Louisiana
Company Sew :ieans JACKSON 81 Great Northern RAN
road Company Sew orleans 81 LOUIS and Chicago Railroad
Com Iany, and Oth'rsin Equity, 40 gthJ hhI az" "
virtue of the ROVER and authority conferred by the Circuit
United states Tor &c District OF Louisiana IN
decree above entitled a the November
Of under TIE terms II the
Deed established In the sai decree made b' he
Nevreau- a. son ana northern Railroad company
In favor az Edmond Folstlii John Newell and JuHus
T. Alexander and asst ns, bearing dale
the first tls day Of MAY, \. D.. l-'Z, ana % pr"Fe
signed surviving ruaecs, viii sell At Ftbhc AUCTION 20 t
highest bidder under the Superintendent and direction ~
As provided directed the sad dcree, the entire prop
said deed Of trust a. ne lily of Nv"
March. a. d. l-4l, ia 'front.' OF me Gus
sd city. between ihe hours ~ IL M AMI p u
The property the said decree and ths deed u
trust being the railroad ~ The SAID crf(of non I' ' u
leans JacEson ard tr; Noi'n,ih i.'.'i v.a ,--t
meucUg within thr tity ~ Nr"Nila-. ans 'AAl,.E 'l"
yrriIy info ti, STAT. Of Mississippi. Canton in t1 ~air
with al the extensions 0f ilc sid rItai az 'fih,h
thereof either the states " LGHis1iA "i Mi>7lT
I!fh all n TIE corporate franchises privilege,
And 9muni.irs specified in tha drd of trust gr con
vcrca thereby including tine franchise so %" oI'nh ait
and inGovae pr,rrr %, nature aad sind wndso' y
hrf "A lr cate o tic .aI Deed Tr, acquired suosr
ar an The afpurt Id occupied FOR operating
ar d t i.,-ss p tir .aI l-ailrr.d. iucudHG s ui the
lt'"'ts -.t l'ir.ifr, b. al ths
tnfli. usel ur ehip.j 'i tr III" oo w.. i,,t, rt
,ll t,1ilreaf With 10 curct we ITO "ci t
Incomes t4erefspm. :od al the rt H e ''" ~! , e
granted I'M Tie aforesaid and Hiih " aye ~
thorzri tr -d Decd aai D'cFee"i te N"ut'
lie sale Of The salt property vii De nae ia bulk for cash to
the Aichet bidder 20 ,."- - ~. 40. 81 I ,r,r-y Z
The -ht oi the hnadhoders 10 purchase tue '"" l' "
r Fy.fiII \ L.Gf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

D STH-ST., 1874 EAST.-,A comfortably FUR
moderate terms. Also, TABLE BOAKDEi;o Ke.crences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

I f.HIJH ALI4tI KAILhUAD.
A. NRRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan L.
1877 sipts loot OF Corandi and DesDrcsscss AZ
Express daily flr E1stCi. Bethlehem Al
WI .eslar~C Ptiat'n. L.nirA
ithaca. AuHII .a,.r-t!, I.', Niagara Tails, and ne
Fut.l.1u' s sle,- gpi. I'tarleL
EFE'' a. ga EE, ~up'i. and Eue'r
General Eastern gre o. Chrh aAd IYrtla0t ssA
II \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
East Side.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS 70
rent VIA BOARD, en- suite or sinGiyi references 100
: ~ L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

tUY |ITN,lL IHANHEAN y TN; !" = u 49,
NOTICE-To holders Of bonds OF the wy OF
~ Racine. under anthoy OI an act Oh li'
L-gs stature. approved Feb. - y .,,.rs
The ~ II icno viii entertain proposals dio ,cf IN
IFS bands issued In conformity with the ABOVE nin' ~ ~
surrrndr them Tor cancellation on payment ~ llr AM
the SINKING FlNp. To an amount ho1 "'N'''' ''-''
Thousand ~ 20 Ul.l dollars. ,....u. an, ,ir,o oil,
rrnpris siould eve uuTrrs rate 81 interest ana te u
r,anTffv a, honda offered. sealed ana sent 10 IN uhse
of the City crk tmarSrd Proposals 10 0ufie"oi 4
CIV Bonds % before Feb. D. $50. ,,.,
The CITY the right 10 eSt ty or ~, PS ,or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

Receipts for week q 100 pkgs; corresponding week
!ear 1870 Present arrivals are IN marked contrast WIN
ee u last year when prices ruled about L. lower uai
nov NOtw outstanding these light though Increasing ~
PTS the demands extremely limited aud ride slow az
~ lS rates. There steady decline during the
e week few eggs jobbed out to-day at 35c QUO
~ and l. L dozs6 a37 West. and Can. far.32 993
rtaio amt Penn. Do, lined good. % D24 q
DO lined. AIS DO. do, ordinary 10 al
W tsulS u, ~ mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

.Ds EAST 2OTH-ST.-Sccond and third floor
oh ROOMS for gentlemen without boari. References
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
WOOL MARKET.
2INT CLOTH MARkE T.

PROVIDENCE. Jan 23.-Prnting Cloths fraction higher,
with fair demand q OF 4alsc. for Extra
81 x64 generally he'd at &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

III WEST 9TH-ST.-Elegant square ROOM,
4 nicely furnished. wiki BOARD; suitable for gentleman
and we or two single gentlemen and cold water both
o. ~ nInT relerCEres CACAlngcI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

T. A. WOOLrL4.Y. special Master ~. ,.
ian inyrniory Of the prouerty has been filed in SAID
cour lhr Receiver 81 tIusat railroad WINCH can .
o. aruii aaiou 90 Tie c"rA Ofiir court JAMS 2.t"o"
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
y erection ior DIRECrqFS o & LONG El.AE ~ cc > 81
me Company Al Long Branch S.SJ crsey, on "LDNE 10
DAY. tie 2ith l.av II January, ISL
INC Do, y, M 0rcl "a - IN. ani close 1T y. m 81,
Tie transfer bocs oi the Company VIII 0e ost' on . %
at the one" ~ G. = 49, q '' o. 4'i'"''''
y. Y, ami opened On Jan. -3 l-!'. r.,r --,,r,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

$40 EAST 2lST-ST, near Broadway LAND
ses, souelv sized ROOMS, with BOARD :ar families
ana gentlemen; re.erouces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

FURNISHED third-story front ROOM, CRATE
nr, amt gas to LET - weekly; rOorls, with fire
convenience. ~ ken lrrneu - BOnd-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

VI Y. transfer -
BrrSdway .Pw.Y6s No CoHrtsi. BTOosiyn. SEo ~
ais3 eheck baggage nom reslGencs 10 desilgauon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

Tickets for passage and Apartments IN Dgawiugroom
Coaches be obtained ana orders Tor The
checking TRANSFORM Baggage may Dr. ft a the Companys
Orice NOS 23J 4Ul 30 ad @JI Broadway; NO CourJSt
BROOKLYN AMI The Companys DeDOfs.
Express from the West arrive IA AeW ork at 10
a. IN, 81 D and 100 y. n.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-27
>>> ~
Sensitive.

Most children are sensitive, and it is
wrong to wantonly wound their feelings
by censuring them too harshly for their
faults. Time cures great many things
children OutgrOw infrmities and elssts,-
and if right principles of action and feeling
are instilled gently, constantly, wisely, the
results will ultimately appear, It is mere
ly cruelty to make the weak points Of o
child source of teasing aat ridicule. as is
often done in schools amt E,miies. A
mental intirmity shaukt be treated as ten
derly as bodily teformity. \ quick tenn
per, an irritable or ta.tar0tts or teasing
disposition, requires far more tact and Judi
cious management than any mere slhysical
inirmiry. When grown to maturity. our
sensitive children become the musicians.
poets. artists writers. leaders of their times.
Help tAem. TOO, with their tasks. which to
many OF them seem hopeless. Definitions
are hard TO remamber; the geography les
son is difficult to comprehend and won't
stay tiXeee III the mind; history is dull and
dead: arithmetic Il hopeless tan"le of ~
llres. and grammar more puZzling than
any possible conundrum. The little folks
reed help; they need cheer and encourages
mcnt, and who should be so ready. so Will.
ing, so able to give them as the parent9
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-27
A Mortgage.

In the whole range of sacred and pro.
fame literature perhaps there is nothing re-
corded which has such staying properties
as a good healthy mortgage. A mortgage
can lie depended upon to stick closer than
brother. 1t has mission to perform
which never lets up. Day after day it is
there. nor does the slightest tendency to
slumber impair It's vigor in the night.
Night and day, on the Sabbath. and at holi-
day times, without a moments time for
rest or recreation, the bitter offspring of its
existence, interest, goes On. The seasons
may change, days run into weeks, weeks
into months, and months be swallowed up
into the gray man of advancing years, but
that mortgage stands up with sleepless
vigilance, with the interest, perennial
stream, eeaselessly running on. Like a
huge nightmare eating out the sleep of
some restless slumberer, tile unpaid mort
gage rears up its gaunt front in perpetual
torment to the miserable wight who is
held within its pitiless clutch. Itholds the
poor victims with the relentless grasp of a
giant; not one hour of recreation; not a
moments evasion of its hideous presence.
A genial savage of modifying aspect while
the interest is paid, a very devil of hope
less destruction when the payments fail.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-27

sleep.

Sleep, Or. W. A. Hammond says, may
be defined as general repose. Almost all
the organs rest during sleep. The heart.
popularly supposed to be in perpetual mo-
ton, is at rest hours out of the "a, the
respiratory otgans..s, and the other organs
more or less. The brain alone is constant
ly employed during waketulness, and for it
sleep was formed and made needfill to its
preservation. 1t is true that sleep does
not give the brain a total recess from la
Dor; Imagination and memory are often
WILDLY active during sleep, and uncon-
scions cerebration likewise takes place. but
enough rest is obtained for the renovation
of the brain, and that which has been torn
down during wakefulness is to Il certain
extent rebuilt.
Sleep is most wonderful power, often
stronger than the will. as in the case of the
sleeping soldier-and more mighty than
pain, as when sick persons and tortured
prisoners sleep in the midst Of their suffer-
ing. No torture, it is said, has been found
equal to the prevention of sleep. The
amount of sleep needed differs according
to the constitution and habits. Big brains
and persons who perform much brain Ia
Dor need large amount of sleep. Chill
dacn need more sleep than grown pebpie.
because construction is more active than
decay in their brains.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-27

The moon, it appears, has not been be-
having lately with her usual praiseworthv
regularity and attention to business. The
New York Times calls attention to the fact
that the moon has shown decided teIiden-
cy to strike: She, does not come up to
time, and She Is drawing closer to the
earth. If this kind of thing goes OH it
seems that OUR peacefil luminary will
grow brighter and brighter, until she gets
to certain point, when she will quietly let
go her bOw-line, and rush unbidden upon
us. The result of that shock will simply
be to send US to mortal smash, and to
break us up into little stars. As this event
may not occur for several millions of wears,
there Is OF course no immediate cause for
alarm, but it is always best to he prepared
for the worst.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-27
Contraction and Expansion.

John Henry was with Julia the ether
day when she observed:
John, dear. what is all this talk about
contracting and expanding the currency,
and which do you believe in:''
"Well, my sweet" said John. pulling
up his collar. ''that depends upon circum-
stances. In sore eases shCttld advocate
contraction of the currency, and in others
an expansion Gift. 1t is according to cir
cumstances-that is the condition of
things"
But what is the difference between the
two, and how do circumstances affect them!
That's what | want to know. john"
''Oh. that's easily explained" said John
in tone of checrflllness. For instance
when we are alone we both sit in orn clair,
don't we:''
Yes"
''Well, that's contraction: But when we
hear your pa or ma coming we get on two
chairs, don't we:''
IL should say we did,
"Well, my love, that is expansion. So
you see it is according to circumstances"
John" said She very softly, burrowing
under his eaf, I'VE are contracting now,
amt we:''
"lou bet" said John. with increased
cheerfillness.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-27
Determined to We'd.

\ few days since. in Marion. s. C.. q
young man named Ivey, who had been adj
dressing Miss Buliard against the wishes
of her father. drove up to the house of the
latter for the purpose of carrying away his
prize in the absence of the old man. who
had gone fishing. 1t appears that the
old gentleman had made ready by loading
his gun with slngs of lead, cut from the
sinkers on his line, to shoot the lover if he
persisted in his efforts to carry off his
daughter. The two lovers were seated in
a buggy and making their way to North
Carolina, when they were overtaken by 4
small brother of the bride elect, who level
ed the old gun and commanded them to
halt. Not needing the command. the
youngster pulled down upon them. and
severely wounded his sister in the side. but
missed the lover, the shot lodging in the
back Of the buggy. Nothing daunted. the
two proceeded on their journey until they
reached the house of a preacher, who made
them one. The young lady was so weak
that she was supported while the ceremony
was performed. 1t seems that the boz
acted under his fathers instructions.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-27
Masonic Obedichcc.
[St. Joe Herald.1

A Masonic Lodge in Indiana was pre-.
sided over by master who had an exag.
gerated idea of discipline. One night he
met his Lodge in called meeting mot q
member absenD to instruct them in the
work. Teaching them the use of the CAV.
ell, he had just called them up with three
knocks when he leaned too far back, fell
through to the ground, four stories, and
broke his neck. Picked up next morning
he was buried decently,.. but not a Mason
ca'fte to the funeral. More strange still
not mason appeared any more in that
village. 1t was ineXplicable. Forty wo-
men left widows. two hundred and twenty
children left orphans, thirty-four mer-
chants left in the lurch with unpaid bills.
Twenty years after that somebody went
up into the fourth story, broke open the
door, and behold the lodge-a lodge OF
skeletons! Strange, but true, they had
strictly Obeyed the orders of the w. NJ,
and, waiting for the knock to seat them.
had starved to death. Each was standing
in an attitude of respectful attention,
''loOking To the east and had not pitying
citizens taken them down they would have
been standing there still. Such is life.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-27
A Few Words to CrOakers.

We were told yesterday that gardner
out in the CahuensF! .oot-hills, only few
miles from Santa MOrica. would realize
this year not less than $4,000 an acre on 3
acres of tomatoes. The crop. which has
been enormous, was gathered, carefully
boxed and shipped to San Francisco. The
secret of this little business venture lies in
the fact that this popular vegetable was
produced out of season. A warm, shelter
ed spot, with plenty Of water and good
soil, was selected, and intelligent, thorough
cultivation applied. A similar success with
a variety of vegetables and smaller fruits
might be experienced. But no shiftless,
slip-shod parties need ever expect profit in
such way. If they succeed in producing
sufficient for home consumption. in sea-
son, they will no doubt have done their
best. The enterprising venture alluded to
above illustrates the ''old, old story" that
one man will get rich where another will
barely subsist. 1t is the latter who in
dustrously wastes his time in "cussin' -
this cOuntry,-S0nta Monica Crtfnok
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-27
Olzds and Ends.

| A rising man-one blown up by Il boiler
The poker players f.yorite turnout
! fOur-in-hand.
| Balkans, in Turkish, means a mountain
covered with forests.
Baltimore tirm-put up 1,4OC,OT cans
Of oysters last year.
| When does man have to keep his word?
When no man will take it,
When does man decline his own ac-
quaintance? When lie cuts himself.
The organ of sight is more highly deycl-
Oped in birds than in any other animals:
Theodore Thomas in his garden concert,
at St. Louis, is said to be attracting select
audiences.
The smaller the bird the greater the num-
Der of eggs. The eagle lays two; the
wren occasionally twelve.
\ hundred and forty-one railroads have
gone into receivers hands during the last
eighteen months
Harper's Ba=anr says that a refined per
son can hold an ear of green corn rp to
the mouth. but only in one hand. The
other hand should be'reaclling out for an
other ear.
About ten minutes after the Virginia
convention had made its nomination for
governor, Richmond cigar dealer had
sign out in front of his store, stop and
buy the Holiday cigar"
Rufus Choate once said that when he had
been on the Rhine two days he knew the
whole river perfectly; couldn have
known it better if he had been drowned in
it.
\ Sunday school teacher in Albion. y.
u. asked her class the question: What
did Simon say Thumbs up" said
little girl.
The recent decision of the Supreme Court
of Indiana. declaring divorces obtained in
Utah null and void. is causing a good deal
OF uneasiness among parties who. unable
to obtain divorces in other courts. had it
done in that salubriot!s and. healthtul eli
mate.