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having sach = name, Especially IN . ~eli-
wAterri country. II is - easy To nail a
plank floor Ia il and Use il As q Pontoon-
bridge.
THE Ottoman Bank, says . Constan-
tinople dispatch, has succeeded in plac-
ing loan which will net the Porte Si2,-
OOU,OOO." Twelve millions are rather n
large sum to have in ones pocket all ut
once, but to Turkey, in her present con-
ditiOn, such u sum is about as much Is
ten cents to u dead beat who hasn't
''teched drop" since last night, with no
whisky to be had for less than fifteen
cents drink.
THE Ohio boy is evidently father to the
Ohio man. The Ohio boy who was taken
from Springfield to Philadelphia few
days ago " a Charlie Ross has, it is true,
failed miserably to establish his claims
as long. lost well.spring Of joy, but his
attempt to get into good place exhibits
all the sagacity of full-grown Ohioan.
lie has been taken back home, but he
will not be discouraged, for he can grow
up, and some day he can be Minister
PIenipotentiary or Secretary of the Treas
ury.'
"A NEW ORLEANS boy shot piece of
his mothers scalp off the other day"
Poor little fellow! Boys must have
something to shoot at, you know, and to
force them to shoot at their mothers for
giant Of a better target is downright cruel.
ANhen a mother, to whom the idea of
leaving widowed husband and parcel
of orphans is repugnant, sees one of her
little boys fOoling around with pistol,
she ought to hide out until he has emp
tied the weapon into some Of the rest Of
the family.
A TEXAS boy named Fisher was stolen
from his parents by the Comanche In.
dams some twelve years ago. Instead of
trying to make his escape when he grew
to be a man, married one of the Laugh
ing.waters Of the tribe, and now when his
father has found out where he is, and
wants to bring him back home, the old
man finds that the young rascal has d par.
eel of half Indians of his own, and won't
return to civilization unless he is permit
ted to bring the whole lot Of savage trun-
dle-trash and their mother along with
him. The old man had better let him
stay where he is. His Minnehaha will
never be happy in calico, and it is not
likely that he will take to the pillow han
die kindly himself.