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The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
EI.l.ANEOuN.

Gen Longstreet is hard at work upon
report OF the Gettysburg battle for the
Philadelphia Times. He expects to throw a
good deal Of light upon the subject.
As result of the cigarmakers' strike,
manufacturers are negotiating to get the
business Of cigar making away from New
York entirely and transfer it TO Cincinnati
and New Haven. These two cities are said
TO be foremost in the business.
The necessary appliances for the con-
struction OF the FIVE locks at Muscle shoals
were shipped from Chicago last week, and
work will be begun Immediately upon their
arrival. A gentleman from Chicago will ac.
company the tools and appliances and will
remain on the work.
Ex,Gov. Abner Coburn, of Maine,
owns $4,000 acres of land, divided as fol,
lows: Maine, 10000 acres; Canada, 49,.
600; Wisconsin, 5000; Dakota, 5000 ;
Michigan, 20,NO; Minnesota, $4,000. His
latest purchase is that Of a tract in Dakota,
and was taken Of the Northern Pacific rail>
road in lieu OF stock, in which road he in.
vested some 5000.
Gen. Sherman, who has Just returned
to- Washington from his ten.thousand mile
tour Of inspection of the fron,ier service. ex.
presses his opinion OF the Indian troubles as
follows: "For time, at least, our troubles
with the Indians are at an end, but the final
adjustment OF difficulties with the natives
will not be made until the army is OF suffi
cient size and strength to hold them In awe.
There are sufficient officers, but not enough
troops on the frontier. am not in favor Of
increasing the army" said Gen. Sherman,
"but am in favor Of increasing the number
of regular troops. | can make the army fifty
.t~ NJ IL. al q
live per cent, ky giving 70 each company its
complete quota OF one hundred men. At
least ten per cent. OF this number, by reason
of details at headquarters, are kept from ac>
tive duty"
The following is given by Gen. Crook,
under date OF the oath: All arrangements,
as far as possible, are completed fer the re-
movsl Of the Sioux at Spotted Tail and Red
Cloud agencies to their temporary locations.
Can't Vessels, with two companies OF the
Third dscavalry, and all the Indians Of Red
Cloud agency will leave Thursday for place
on the White river in Dakota, about forty
miles fron the Missouri river. Capt Daw-
son, with two companies OF the same regi-
ment, and the Indians at Spotted Tail agency,
will leave there the same day for the Ponca
reservation in the northern part Of Nebraska,
at the mouth of the Nebraska river, where
they will remain til spring. The Arrapa.
hoes, who are 10 move to the vicinity OF the
Shoshone reservation, are expected TO start
the same day. Gen. Crook anticipates no
trouble whatever. He says with regard to
the abandonment Of the frontier posts, that
Camps Robinson and Sheridan are the only
nosts to be abandoned this fall. lie THINKS
the boys will be retained at most OF the posts
on the Union Pacific, Forts Laramie, Fetter'
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
The Snow Prayer.

A little girl went out TO play one day
in the fresh, new snow, and, when she
came in, she said
Mamma, l couldn't help praying
when was out at play"
"What did you pray for, my dear, "
asked her mother.
Iprayed the Snow Prayer, mamma,
that heard In the Sunday school,"
"The Snow Prayer! what do you
mean, little oneY"
al mean that beautiful Snow Prayer
in the Bible, mamma; you know It.
Wash me, and l shall be whittier thar
snow.'"
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

AT Cleveland, Saturday, while Mrs.
Jas. Timmins was filling a gasoline stove,
the internal machine exploded, and set
fire to her clothing. Her daughter Eliza
ran to her assistance, and she too was
soon enveloped in flames. Their screams
brought in Mr.. Timmins, whose clothing
also caught fire, and before they were
able to put it out they were all badly
burned. None of them will die, but all
arc disfgured for Lille.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
Is Mars Inhabited .

Is this neighboring world the abode Of
living creatures This question il beyend
the present power of science 10 answer
But would it not be strange beyond
expression il a world, with land and
water, and changing seasons, and appar-
emily ali the conditions required by life,
80 like our earth that it is even possible
that man could exist upon its surface,
should roll on through the ages uninhab-
tied and unenjoyed ? Our earth teens
with life in its remotest corner, yet some
marital astronomer may at this moment
be wondering what is the use Of us, al d
whether our planet is the abode Of intel.
ligent beings. After the wonders that
science has alrta1y achieved, he would
be bold who would say that this probe m
can never be solved. Unfortunately,
we cannot hore for much from the i'm
provement OF our telescopes and the
increase of their magnifying power. The
disturbances produced by our atmos-
phere are aggravated by every such in.
crease. But when the problem Of life In
other worlds is solved-if IL ever shall be
it seems safe 10 say that il will I've by
the attentive study Of our near neighbor.
-Udrtes W. Raymond.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
Democracy In Russia

A correspondent of the Lond
has been in the Russian Cd
enough TO discover that a vast we
In human nature ID working oul
mighty nation. He maintains
Russian people are to day the most
democratic in Europe in their teDdel
and customs. There is the form cf
absolute despotism in the govanmen
but this vast under current Of dsnncrse
makes itself in the very Bart Of q
despotism, and really controh its acee
It is this subtle influence vhich ~
the emperor into this war and 1t
fear Of this power that preven
from leaving the field he hasonce
until he can do 20 victorious -
evidences Of this spirit OF dem9 Il
plainly written in the evsryd
the army, and those wbo q
read It as they 70. Tbs old 81
Of aristocracy still eIis.
circles of the army. bat tb1
majority where the oficf
private a. an equal, msS@
the distinction between w
- an Official only. Scob nonts
shakes hands with the Ist
the same manner as with
ments. These young Hn6I00
no constrsint In his pres 80
and purely democratic
word Of command or
desire from The generals
aiacrity and rspidity Il
passed In the most desu
vice on TIE globe. In
are also sasy, and, to
familiar viii their a.
discipline isperfect. 81. --.oe Q
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

UTAH surpasses any of the states in
the production of lead-having produced
about three.fourths Of the refined supply
last year.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

OLp men in Atlanta who have pretty
dauchtcrs call the young men patent
coal al-burners.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

Although love you, denr. will not speak
The foolish nothings Of an Idle hour;
But II the blushes tinge YOUR fair young cheek,
They shall b, horn Of loves unconscious powe
I will not praise the beauty OF 10 face,
Nor toll Of all the charms that msks you dear;
But in my eyes your own dear eyes may tsscc
Tho Joy that Ellis nv heart when you arc near.
I will not kneel beside the little feet
That yet may walk at will my fond heart Der !;
But you will know how we'll ] worship, sweet
since have crowned you queen Tor evermose,
"stilI waters deepest run" they say, and %
The fullness sf nay heart nv lips has sealed
But in my silent homage, dear, l know
That 10 your heart my love Is all revealed.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

=. 1.ssNF st.-s
"a .Oon. 600 invested 10 The business,
, 1877-05-31

The reconciliation Of silver which In
volves i1lc payment of tho prIrcipal
and tntcrcst Of tho public debt In silver lie Il
strongly Inclined 10 recommend the rcmonetlza.
tlnn Of fflvcr in his n1estagt 10 Congrcsf, hut
has expressed himself fearful TINT snrc Of tho
proposed schemes In this direction might jnjure
the public credit.
THR spEAKERsnIr.
. It IL said that Gen, Garfield and Char1cB n,
Foster arc here for the purpose of having con-
ference With the President with regard to tin
Hpeakersl,tp. A prominent Eastern Republican
has euggcsset1 the proprlcty OF calling counsel
Of the principal Republicans from different parts
OF the country 10 consider marty interests.
STOLEN DOCUMENTS.
10 Ms E<stesn Assoctaied F4rss.
WAsntEHTo., u. c., May 3n.-1t IL said that
f0De one has taken nwAY the petitions numcrous-
" signed, askng for the removal Of Fred Doug.
lass from the niltcc Of United Btatcs Marshal,
md has failed TO return them; consequently
they will nevcr bo presented TO The President,
~ Was tho original intention.
THE COMMISSION
to investigate tho New Orleans Cuttou1-1 1Iouae
has been ordered. Special Treastiry-A9ent Dar.
ncY wilt to the Chairman Of the Comm fssion.
and the Collector Of the Port will select two a.
dft[onul members.
ALYhHD Q. ANDERSON.
IcaltnE co10rcd man, OF Hamilton, O.. has
a!ca his application for tho position Of United
States Minister TO UaytL 14o Is indorsctl bY
most Of tue prominent colored men Of the
country.
, 1877-05-31
CASUALTIES.


SlNQLN hf lIlt4HISlN1s
Gpertdi nspaicA ia Tia Ttfoyne
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. May D.-rat.iel Dryer,
= farmer near Kappa, was instantly killed by
lightning, tho bolt striking him oh tho top OF
tue head, making small scalp wound. Ono
horse Of the team he WAS driving was also killed.
speetal nsspascA 10 Zat Tribune,
SANDWICH. ILL.,. May 30.-A terrible thunder
storm struck our ci:T from tho northwest at a.
NY AMI At 10 e. IN. m electric current entered
the fine residence Of Luther Beai, Esq, In the
southwestern portion Of the town, overthrow
Ing chimney. md damaging extensively every
foom in tho house. The pantry and .wo rooms,
one on the lower floor and the other the upper
noof. Gully werc exempt from tho force OF shc
powerful dynamic. The conductors at tho south
cast corner Of the house were severed In several
places, and the conclusion burst In the wlntlowa
On the north side uf the Cupoaa. On careful
survey OF tho effects of tho lightning. It would
scefn that there were two dtstlnc. currents of
electricity TINT caused the damage, ono entering
at The northwest corner of the house, and TIC
other passing down the side Of lluc on the
cast stdu of tho house. Tho damage cannot he
less than fjtU. The building is Insured In The
A9tnc, With the lightning clause.
hrc9kert owned by the Lchigh and Wilkcsbarrc
Coal Company, in Hanover township, WAS struck
by lightning this afternoon and burned. Loss
estimated At f95, 600. Insurance S.0,UoU.
, 1877-05-31

lfstlc foy nprcarc.l at police headquarters in
Newark about 2:30 n. IN. tod1y, and EaYc
Information Of the brutal visitation. Sergeant
Mlltlrum detailed Detective Fischer and lTc
or etx officers, who 1t once hastenod to
scorr tic nclghborhood. After searching
about an hour the officers carne upon three Of
the gang in the woods, with the girl still in
thclF clutches. Two Of them vera arrested, but
the third escaped. notwithstanding several at,oss
were fired At him. The prisoners were brought
to Newark, and give their nam1s a William
Cavauagll, a9ci q, and Owen 0illin, aged
49, Tic latter had his lip covered
with charcoal, and Cavanagh wore a
bandaec ovcr his forehead. Caroline snbsc-
qucntfy identified them, and Mrs: Ballnacr
identified Casanagh AZ ORG Of tho gang who
assaulted her Tuesday evening. Cavanngh de-
Mics Mrs. Balffngcr's statements, but conicsscs
the truth Of the charge Of tho girl, pleading in
c1tcnuatfon thnt ho was drunk. 0lilfn denies
tho charge, and says he was accidentally In tho
neiEhborhooL The ruflians were arraIgned
md, atter examination, committed to the
County Jaf: Tho names Of tho others nre
known and their arrest Is only matter of time.
Caroline Bal1tngeF this evening Tas in 7erY
critical condition.
, 1877-05-31
OFF THE TRACK.

. z" tH* 7<HI1VT % TAG 2F16HN.
Fircnpund, Kan.. May 1s.-Wc were on our
way to this place, party Of five: started By The
Burlington Road, went to Kansas City, took
tho Hannibal ds st. 10 Road to Topeka, then
the Atchson, Topeka d: Santa Fe Koad, and,
when two miles from Ellcnwood, met with d
serious accident. Tie engine went down with
the baggage and smoking cars, Instantly killing
three and wounding tweiyc more. Three Of the
wounded died tho next day. 1t was not With
out blame. ns they we're running verr fast.
caring for the wounded ard all tue passengers,
aud ossc snatl OH the car, with ONLY oi,c arm, DE-
series great praise for the a!d 10 rendered to
tho suffering and frightened. Tic was In tho
water, aud was wct all night cnr.ng for others.
CHICAGO PASSENGER
, 1877-05-31

WASHINGTON. D. e.. May ia terrible nc
ddent occurred this morning at the new outlet
lock above Acquctluct Bridge, In Georgetown,
BY which Mr. JOHN ". Mead, Assistant Narbo,-
Master Of tho Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal, WIS
instantly killed. and two employees severely, II
not fatally, injured. The accident was caused
By thu breaking uf the ropes Of an Iron c.alssun
On the railway used for lowering coal butts
from tho canal Into the rircr. One of tho cara
tn Its descent struck sr. Mead, instantly killing
him. Others we're Injured BY ths ropcs, Which
wero Of steel wftu.
, 1877-05-31

called CAPT. wadel 10 bis 'Hn prv.tn ri'1n, room
AMI urgcl upon him 1ntse large sam of
money, aaying npay 1t when you can, and il
never, ~ r19ht.h Tho Captain declined the
the incident illustrates the characteristics Of
TWO real gentlemen. Tho following paper, With
nearly f50o IN cash, wna handed to Capt Wal-
deli at Mazatlan;
DkAN SIN: Tho officers and crew nf the En,trd
states nag rhtp FensHco1a have rubecetbed e4xY 10
tof dsatribntton by ron among tho women and
en1Idfen Or tho wrecked steamer City Of Ean Fran
cisco. VERY respectfully yours.
JONI 1nv1x,
Canfhfn United StAtea Nafy.
, 1877-05-31

DxTRorT, May 30.-A fire At Oscoda carly this
afternoon destroyed saw.mill, 1ourIng-milE,
salt block, and largo quantity Of lumber. ali
owned BY Lowd, Gay d Co., together with
several dwellings. Total loss, el5o,om. ill.,
stirance on mill aad salt block, s35, 900, aa fol-
lows: Trplcr's, Chicago, 1880; Home, CHI.
cago, q, 900: Rhode Island Assurance Company,
1900; National, Hartford. $500; Iiartlori,
Of Hartford, Sa,500; Commercial Union, e, 600;
Scottish Commercial, $1,000; North british anu
Mercantile, Of England, 1850; Atlas, Hart
ford, sa.ooo; London Assurance Company, a..
roo; American Central, $500. E. A. Brakcn-
rldgo's residence and part Ut furniture .leatroy-
ed. Loss. 81 90; Insured, $1,000. Tie Oseoda
Halt aud Lumber Company Baycl their timber,
n,lll-tioek, lumber, and tramway. Thu origin
Of tho firu is unknown.
, 1877-05-31
THE B1Al0WO00 MINERS.
Epfciat Np1fcA to 3At 1rihaHs,

JOLIET, H., May 80.-A meeting was held
here last night, on call signed by several
prominent citizens, in aid OF tho striking
miners At Draidwood. Mayor Elwood presided,
ant! remarks wcro made by ex-Mayor Barber and
and others. Ouly about 100 persons werc prcs-
ent, aud very little interest was manifested.
Tic contributions amounted to less than ~.
the snincrs had better 70 to work, Instead ot
living On charity, OF "stcp down and out" a,ll
mako rooH. for islen who arc anxious to earn tho
wages thuy hare refused.
, 1877-05-31
C0NFLAGRATIONS.
Another Addition to the Unexampled
Series Of Great Fires
in Canada.
Sixty Houses and Valuable Manufactur-
Ing Property Burned Ia
Montreal.
eeVenty-hve Families Rendered Homeless
by the Disaster.

kptrsas Dftpatea 70 3a< 1tt,Hns
MoNhrngAL, Afay GA terrible fire broke
out at o'clock this morning md devastated a
large section Of GrfGjntowp, It yns frat 1l..
covered In r. Conroy's stable on Dalhouste
street, and rapidly sprcad to Turner's stablo nf,
joining, burning It and three horses, II next
dcstroycd block Of stx brick tcncmcnts on
Nazareth street. and, crossing tho street, set
fire to E. ]. Maxwell d Co.'s steam saw.tul,ls,
completely destroying this inmcnso proncrty.
In tic meantime, tho fire spread southward
and attacked Charles Espltn's la.r7 lumber.
yara at tho corner OF Ottawa sud
Nazareth streets, completely DESTROYING II.
nnl nmtanncrtnp lin rns,,vort. m An ..~,o,a
Fo- !, i,.,,r tf,r. 60. ~ ..s.,o. .,."",.
'uAs 1n'io ieat' -, y. 'erIaHc ct tp't'slon "c9o
cntettalaeu' ana faMlliea left their houses by
hundreds a'l1 acd. Tho fire next went along
Ottawn street, burned BOWS grocery, Kcnncly's
store. md twclyo tcncncn,s lo.tde. n."..i,s.
nU1.a ..aa. aa -. 1sn1s, ~. oss'ae' esosslns
ouAe nttcct III one p1aec' Inc hscmch loIEht
It bravely. but were being slowly driven back ID
tho area OF Tho fire extended, when tho wind
Changed and tl,cy cot tho a.Ivantaye .roin TIN
A.. linn uonti.te nd a, ran.i ~ ,,s,..a.. Nv
were IN attenaaacc anu did excellent scr
vice. 50 that by o'clock 4. IN. all danger was
t,ast. a vail fc1l out somc bricks from IL nafn-
fr1fv fn,rr,nr a MN r,,no1 n,r7rlo., ,T,. ~.
J.. 49,, 1s..f - .4.-.., ~, -" ~ 1oee
70 WY Acass, a"a u e1s4''atca ~ Sioo'oV' only
paftln!ly covered by INSURANCE. Scvcnty-fve
families aro homeless. They arc mostly very
poor. Sixty houses and stables wc1o burned.
and saw mill, a factorv. onl a lumhcr rnn1
q. u.s.,!',. ~" . .asto y aau luocs sasa
o., escp.cpa enasch "as chaanecfed' a panic
exl5teu IRON 1:0u to 2:3u o'clock and about go
, 1877-05-31

WArsR7owS, Wis, May N.--Last night about
- o'clock shc tArecrstoyy franc building On thu
O'Rlelly estate, on tho Milford roa4l, in tho
Third Warl, was destroyed hy fire. Tho build
Ing was occupied by widow and her family,
who saycl oil their household go0Is. TIL
origin of tho fire Is not known, but Is supposed
to DO tho work Ut dcsign, Thc1o was no ir.-
auranca OIL tho property,
, 1877-05-31
CALIFORNIA CROP PROSPECTS.

BAN FRAxc1sco, May 3o.-Crop reports from
Ill the principal POINTS Ia tho State show that
the recent rain has had = beneficial effect gencr-
ally on late'grown grain, aud improved tho
prospect for feed. Somc damage resulted from.
lodging easly-sowu grain aud wetting hay eat,
but, on the whole, tho harvest promises rather
better than ii tho date of tho last svpoIt. Ex-
portcss arc estimating tho surplua wheat thia
season at 20Q OoQ Or 0000o0 tons, but 1t u prob
elosely.
, 1877-05-31
A F1END1stt ATTEMPT.

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, May 8Q.-A freight train
this morning at u switch In Lake City ran
against stick Of wood sotlAly wcdgcd in tho
switch. whereby the engine, tender, and two or
three cars wcro thrown on and upset, but not
badly wrecked. The trap Ind been set, It Ia lc-
Iicvcd, for tho morning express from Chicago,
which was delayed several hours while new
track was betng laid around tho upset cars.
Other attempts hare been made 10 wreck trains
IN tic sarso vicinity, which, have been avoided
by ordinary watchfulncss. An extraordinary
watch will now be maintained.
, 1877-05-31
L GALE

6ptc4o7 DFzTd4st 70 1A3 7F1tkHz.
Sioux C1Tr, In, Mny 30.--A heavy wind
storm has prevailed In this section all day. doing
considerable damage to out-buiidinrs, fences,
etc. At Tankton this evening, tho steam ferry
boat katic, running between that place aud
Green Island, Nct., was blown stown stream by
the gntc, and sunk half .nitc below In n{tcet,
feet Of watcr, total loss. No lives wcro lost.
, 1877-05-31
PRISONER SHOT.

EvAHavrLtR, Ind, May 30-Wi1,iam Whsto-
head, Deputy Ja!lcr OF Henderson County, Ky.,
shot null killed. a prisoner named lotion In
the Henderson jail this morning. lotion was
trying T. escape, and struck tlle Ja',er OH tl,c
the JaCs shot hin.
, 1877-05-31

CEDAR RAr1Ds, H., May 30.-Tho dwelling Of
E. c.'Thomas was nearly destroyed BY aro hero
last night, together With bis furniture anl wear
Ing apparel. Loss ubout s700. Insured Ia tho
Fariners, Of this rity, tor $500. Tho lra MAS
doubtless occasaoncd by the explosion ot kcr-
osene lamp.
, 1877-05-31

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nsw vonx, May ao.--Arriycd, steamships
Victoria, from glasgow; Sueyta, from Ham
burg; aud Abyssinla, from Liycrpool.s
;, QgkEssrowk., ha{ D,-AfEired, steamship
England, GQm Nes York.
, 1877-05-31

Town Talk-"The Flonoer" plug tobacco.
Each plug has = wood tag. 1t II Is now ths faros.
its. E<erylA,jy llkca IL
, 1877-05-31

Jot7crs' French CatArri Cura IL the best
remedy known for casarEh, asthma, hay.fcycf.
Tsial free. 0ttsca 70 StAtr strrcs-
, 1877-05-31

Special nitpatca ia 17e ztfbans
FonT WAYNE, fnl., May :W.-Thc Jury In tho
caso Ut The State rs. Perry Tracy, charged with
murder ln tho frat dcg,cc, tonight rendered o
verdict Of guilty, fixing punishment at ttnnris-
nn1 q half.
, 1877-05-31

AT hfONCKTON, N. y,
MoHcKToN, N, D., Nay 30.-A Orc to-day de-
stroycd the jry.goods store Of J. l.. U. Harris
and the grocery Of T. d E. Taylor. TAc loss Il
$4,000.
, 1877-05-31
A MEDICINE FOR V1Y4CFRs.

Voyagen by sca or land cannot provide them
selYes With nose reliable protective agutnst Tho
influences Of IN nnwhocsomo climate, tho fctId
atmosphere Of crowded ships, the hnrtfnl action OF
bad diet or uuwholcsome wascr, than I1oatcttcr's
Btomact nlste7. tho csdlag !nvieorant, stcs..tyc,
and preventive Of Amorlca- Tho Influences ut ex.
posuEo aru nulIidcd, ard the system built up and
fortified against disease By IT. nsc. 1t ID . suso
bulwaFk sTainst tho insldEous attaeks OF mslaslal
fever, aud oyercomea With certainty disorders Of
tbs ltTcr. stomach, and bowels, Mariner. tourists,
emigssnts, And persons engaged In unhealthful OF
oscF.aFdHons pursuts, pronounce It thcir most rp-
liable medicinal retourcc, and among al! classes Of
society It eu1oys unbounded popularity.
, 1877-05-31

Bofand's Aromatic 1iittcr Wins OF iron Ia !
.u lmu.!rcd M dicsssloa DsDot " cI.sk stt.ct uo'
, 1877-05-31

ueo Mrs. Wlnslow'a soothing syrup" for
diasthga, Wind colic, and regulates tic buwsis.
, 1877-05-31
BUSINESS NOTICES

Ketp'h Patent Fartsy.a1adc Isrran Sh.rts3
The very bast; six for 81; can bc hnshc ~ easily
~ hGulMtnE handkerchief. 171 Madison stfret.
, 1877-05-31
READER,
Sanford's Radical Cure

Matt vince them that II Rrrat merit whf1
te new md original method Of Us preparation. when
etadle With tue df*easf. sattsnea Inc mind 0f any
- 49, '>e~
, 1877-04-28

Meadows massacre would have been veDtured
on without sanction from headquarters. Lees
confession is thus corroborated by all that we
know of the history Of the Mormons before as
we'll as after their hegira to Salt Lake. There
car be no doubt that Brigham Young is the
g%uiltiest of all Lees daslardly, diabolical
accowplices. Legal evidence enough will be
found 10 convict him as soon as he and bis
leading confederates are within prison walls.
and his abiect slaves relieved from the mortal
terror in which they have been so long held by
his threats. When brigham Young and half a
dozen of bis worst accomplices shAIl have
shared the fate of John D. Lee there will be
but little further difficulty in dealing with the
Mormon problem-M, Y. Herald.
, 1877-04-28
r U n.

Sam Slick says, pretend you know if 1t
amt exactly as good as KNOWN. it will sarvs
the same purpose. Some people look fat who
are only swelled, as the Germans say"
"A young man was introducing his bride to
an elderly friend just returned from a long stay
in the East. She was of course wearing the
modern bonnet which neither covers the dear
heads nor shades the sweet faces of our bloom
ing DANES and damsels. "Dear me-" said the
old man, is that the new style of bonnet
When l was counting my wife they were very
different. for l used to have to 60 down . long
passage TO kiss her,"