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missionary 20 COnstastinOpls forty-two
years ago, is said 60 have been the first to
preach Christian sermon in the Turkish
language.
SECRETARY KEY made good impress
sion in Vermont. He said to the people,
1.-THE question of slavery has been set
tied and rightfully settled, and to-day
New England ideas have taken deep root
in Southern soil"
Tn - S.I Akok vaaIn1la
was refused entrance into the dominions
of her son, and Don Carlos offered her
protection, and placed palace near
st. Sebastian at her disposal, she ex-
claimed: "Carlos's sense of politeness ex-
ceeds my sons sense of dutyl'
IT was at Blue Rock, Ohio, that Gen.
Garfield, when boy of eighteen, taught
the district school. 1t was during the
journey that brought him there that he
rode for the first time upon railway.
The school-house was built of logs, and
stood just under the brow of steep bluff
flied with coal. From this bluff the
young schoolmaster mined the coal for
his ere.
SECRETARY THOMPSON, It'll said, greatly
enjoys the jokes in the newspapers as to
his wants of nautical knowledge. He
Gays his wife did also unit New Or
leans paper represented her as saying:
1.-THE idea of making my husband Secre-
tary of the Navy! Why, Dick cant
SWIM" This, she thought, was going
too far, because everybody knew that ii
there was anything the Colonel was
proud Of it was that he was capital
swimmer.
PRESIDENT MOTT, once conyersing with
the late Generals Davis and Worth, said
to the latter: "Worth, what do you do
when, in writing, you come to a word
you do not know how to spella" The
general answered: 81 60 to the diction-
airy and find out how to spell it." Then
said the clever Mott: "Oh, you don't
know anything about it. I've better
way than that. / write it so badly that
nobody can tell how it is spelledl"
WHEN Hammond, the evangelist, was
holding series of meetings in st. Louis,
application was made for the use Of the
theatre managed by Ben De Bar. His
agent refused the use of the hall. On
Mr.. De Bars return he heard of the in
cident, and Immediately went to the per-
son who had seen his agent and said to
him: "You can have the theatre free of
charge, and welcome to ii. l am re-
ligions man myself, and believe in Chris
tianity.
Mr.. BRIGHT is now about sixty-fve
years of age, rather short and stout, with
gray hair, q sharp aquiline nose, fair COM
plexion, and q kind, pleasing face. In
conversation he Is positive in the state
.ment of his opinions, and rather abrupt
In questioning statements made by others.
He iets no assertion OF opinion or fact
pass which he can question, and seems 30
enjoy the difficulty Of the task which be
imposes upon persons sr0und him of de-
frasling the mast eommonly received opin-
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