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A SOLID SToKM.-The ihct that De.
trOilers are long ullcring and kLd heart
ed wa again eXempihed the other day.
One Of the d ven passengers on n Wood
it wa an AWFUL snow storm, and that he
never saw 50 much snow on the ground
before.
"Pooh !" exclaimed little whffct OF a
man il the corner, "lhi- is no storm at
ait Why, in Omaha have seen A.
teet Of snow on the ground at once !"
"Bmied the town, didn't 1t ?'' quered
the man opposite.
90 course it buried the town, but that
was a' right. We dug out the snow aud
left a crust, rs IL sort OF ky, and IN three
days we had summer weather down
there. Roses bl"omcd. peach trees bios,
som"d. and the boys went in swimming
the same ns in Jaly Don't talk to me
about such storms rs thi, |"
NV whit became Of the crust ?" gasp
ed II man ut the front end Of the car.
"It's hanging up there yet !" replied
the noble liar; land the man who doubts
my word wants to step off the car for
half minute I"
There that whole dozen men sat mute
as lnmh~, not during to even wink AZ
each other. or to enter protest, while
the little man hranchrd off anew and be-
gnn telling that he had seen hail stones
weighing six pound, each Detroit free
Press.
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a SINGULAR DREAM.-AbO bout year
or more ago he lost his wife by death,
and was therefore left wldower. Time
wore on, and grief at the loss wore Off /;
bat one night his former wife nppra ed
to him in the form Of an angel. The once
beloved introduced to the man II woman.
whom she whi,prred to be his second
vile. The tnce aud form were strange,
bat the tone and features were much im-
pressed on the mind Of the mnn. Sever
al weeks passed on, bat he failed to find
a woman's face corresponding with the
likeness he carried in h, henrt. until one
day II fair one passed him on the street.
The mystery was solved, the dream had
partly come true {; but the woman was II
stranger Time, however, worked out
such matters, and few weeks after the
twain met at party, became acquairt-
ed, and the sequel was thnt the dream
was fully ren.led. The couple are now
living together in happiness.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

PoTsPoNINGJ JUsTIcE.-.It having come
to the ears Of the United States officials
at this point that Big English, the boot
black, had - handful of lead nickrls in his
possession, the boy was yesterday inter
viewed ON that subject:
YES I've got hineteen bad ncl,cls in
my trowsers pocket" was his prompt
reply.
And what are you going to do with
them ?"
"HoId right to 'em. You needn't
think you've got case agin me, for you
havn't."
"How did you get these bad pieces ?"
"Rich man, who shall be namelcss-
bis boots every morning band me out Il
nickle-lhiuk's he's got soft thing on
me, but I'm layin' for him"
"How %
"Why, he's got daughter bout my
age. I'll be thinking Of marrying in two
or thrGe years more, and III shoulder
bng Of nickels, walk into the paror, and
gently say : Mister man, | love thy
fair daughter, and demand hsr hand in
marriage. Behold the proots of your
vile pe'ddy, aud come up 10 the rack or
go to the jug = You just keep still and
let him shower out hi. bogus coins,
amt handsome but I'm a terror 10 plan"
Detroit Free Press.
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thing" Then two big tears rolled out
of my ewes upon Charey's slate, and
blurred the >chnon.a>.er's pretty figures
which So distressed him that ne got up
and took Il turn about the room. Then
he came back to She table again.
" Dear Mrs. Sweet" he >nid, quite i'm
ploring, Ii you would only make ul
your mind to master these first rules
y man sold his farm, $50 dollars"
Aud I'm sure he got II good price for
it," | broke in "and Whatever he got
for his house it must have been all it WIS
worth. A for his store, don't want To
know anything about it; can't see that
It's any oi my business, Mr.. S.adr, and |
can't bother with it just now. Ii it wa.
II house atone or store alone, or farm
hut to cut Them all up and put them TO
grther again like II patchwork Quilt j.
impossible Tor me to think of, NJ. S.Nde,
can't do it, never could, and It's ri
dicUlous to ask me such thing. Mr..
SHADE. All | can do after you 60 away
is t. 90 on working for Mrs. Chappp ill
| drop dead and ifit wasn't for Guar
ley, | wouldn't care how soon that would
be- "
Then put. my head dawn on the TIA
BILE and c'ird, ready to break my hear.
couldn't help it, | wa. the most
wrelchrd creature in the world, ana my
heart wa, full. | Icouidnt help the cry,
aud I'm glnd now that did.
For suddenly | felt hi, strong arm
trembling on the back OF my chair.
" 1t is So baud aud terrible" | snid,
to have the seams always crooked, and
Mrs. Chappcl-"
" Confusion to Ms. Charpol and her
crooked seam Tell me, madnm Mrs.
Swret-trl mo, dear little heart, would
itnnt be even better to give over youl
future To gpim old pcGngogue like me ?
1t shall at least be nee from crooked
seams aud pulling Problems"
| hravcd httle sigh OF relief, and his
strong arm. fell shetrringly about me.
" Ii Heaven will vouch-afe To me-" he
sud, getting back to his dear, old wody
way, your >w"et companionshlp for all
the days to come, | can even hnd it in
my heart to be- grateful to Mrs. Chapel,
and wish her we'll"
| don't know what I >aid but every
body knows that never could see any
'auIt in Mr.. Shde, and don't to this
day. He fills his professors 5 chair, and |
have ever - many comfortable ones at
home Charley is splendid mnthrnIa.
tclnn bat there is little fellow Just
creeping into fractions, and he came To
me the o,hcr day, his dear little brains
snre with pu1lIlng over that self-same
sum.
And please, mamma" he begged,
"a man sold ms farm tor $3.50, and
tourtaen- n-Iiiternths Of thi, is"
" Go to papa, | sud he found out
the cost o! it all long ago bat as for me,
dear. | IN glad 10 say That | never could
make it out. -Huper'S Wcehty
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IN Mexieo they don't bother with an
''ec'oral count as we do. Diaz simply
'"''ed hity soldiers and a bag o( doub-
.''nS' and walked into the Presidential
tn''r :, as coolly as hungry dog in q meo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

MOURNING CUSTOMS. The ancient,
n l'1 queer IDEAS about mourning for the
"'e'd' The Egypliau women ran Lhrou gh
me streets crying, with their bosom ex
posed and their hair di>ordcred. The
Hye'ans regarded mourning ms uumnnly.
ana compelled men who went into mourn
l"@ to put on female garments. In
VI eece, when a popular general died, the
whole army cut off their hair and the
names of their horses. At the present
day, the Arabian women stain their
handS and feet with indigo, which they
suiler to remain eight days. They al.o
care!uIly abstain from milk during thi.
ume' on the ground that its white color
does not accord with the gloom of their
minds. In China, She mourning color is
"hIte. Mourning for parent or husband
Is required there by law, under penalty
"I sixty blows and II years Punishment.
men the Emperor dies, all his subjects
lei their hair grow for one hundred days.
IN Fe'jee Islands, on the tenth dav Of
mourning, the women scourge all the
'Nen except the highest chiefs. Another
''Sn''habIe custom there requires the
rendS and relatives to assemble on the
me iouith day after the funeral, and pie
cure to Themselves the amount OF cor
Fuptlon the corpse has sustained by that
lime. In the Sandwich Islands persons
ae''rous of going into mourning paint tn"
'oWer part of their faces black, and knock
OUT their front teeth. No doubt this
causes very sincere kind of mourning for
the time.
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8 GHosT Or NO GHosT.-The celebrated
General, Marshal SAKE, having arrived
with part Of his army at IL town in Ger
many, where they We're TO pas> the night,
proposed sleeping himself in an old castle
which had been long neglected, and wa,
Believed by all the neighborhood to be-
hauntcd by spectreS, those who dwelt
beneath its walls. Marshal SAKE was not
Ill., man to be terrified by such report,
from taking possession of his destined
rhmmbels. He accordingly went to bed
h, Iii, usual time, bat had not been loag
asleep before he was awakened by the
mo,t holrd noise his ears had ever heard
sRad while he was endeavoriug to rrcol-
lcct himself, the door OF hi, chnmbrl
sopcnad, and II hannah figure of very lnrge
sdmeu,ion> appeared ut the side Of the bed. .
sTne Mu>ha! Instantly discharged II pi,-
FL at The supposed spectre, which APP
rearel to strike it, rs it tell on the floor I;
|le then rose from his bed and aimed II
Ib.ow with his sabre at the figure, but the
|bludn found resistance, and shivered in
|li, hand.
At this moment the appartion rose,
|and bccloned the general to follow he
|o'pycd the summons, and attended him
|to the end of a long gallery, whrrea trap
door opened, and they sunk by some ma
ch'Hery into cavern, which cummuni.
Gated with subterranGous apartment oc
copl.d by II band of cpiners, one of whom.
cad IN complete armur, trnvei,ed the
caste every night to deter any person
from inhabitiug it. Thus i, appeared
that the steel resisted the ball, and shiv
cred the Mar,ha ; sword, but the VILLAIN
"a> knocked down hy its iolcr, fom
which, however, be quickly recovered
Marshal Sake, with his usual presence Il.
lniud, told them who he was, and hid
before them the danger of Obtaining him,
when he had Il surrounding army who
would dig to the centre of the earth to
ild him bat at the same time gave
Them an assurance that, if they would
|cooddJt him back to his chamber, he
would never relate the history of that
.hign'' while he could do them harm.
lN' coner> paid ready obedience to
~ WILL and he kept his word vita them,
|O"u' subsequent discovery of their con
Tc'a.M'ai gave him fun liberty to relate
lHh extraordinary adventure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

MIXED MA1RIMuEY.-A correspond
pnt of the Salt Lake TribuHe. mt Ncphi,
Utah, whites Il. follows: "There i,
man here by the name Of Rolly, who
married women and tor some cause
left her. He married again, and time
passed on. They both raised families,
she having raised several daughters.-
Rolly saw her and married her ngnn as
the third. lie has since married one Of
the daughters as u fourth, and it is gen
orally believed that he intends to take
them one after another as fast as they
arrive at a marriageabe age.
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HE was prasing her beautiful hair, and
begging for one tiny curl, when heI lit
tie brother ,aid "Oh, my 'talnt nothin'
now. You just ought to see how long it
hangs down when she hangs it on the
side of the table to comb it," Then they
laughed, and she called her brother a
cute little angel. and when the young
man was going away and heard that boy
yelling, he though the lad WAS taken sud
denly and dangerously i'll,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-14

MATERNAL ANXIETY. - Coming down
i"'S morning we noticed in trort of
''sFo shanty milk-cnrt, to which was
attached mule, and nm ebony urchin
'' about six Summers was holding an
''u wash pan up for the milkman to
pour the rich, creamy milk into. just
a' we passed "a female voice shrieked
from the inside of the shanty:
lou' Jawdge Washington, don't
you go neah DAT mules hind leg, ifyou
uon l want your old nanny TO ketch
Inc ruma1z comm out dur dis cold
morning, to hunt for de- remains. -
NoN AMtoni0 LTerl. E.rpress.
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MAppIACTS AND DEATHs-JM Pdgc-6th column -,
MIsCFIIANFoUs-2d PdQe-5th column ; on f08c-Su'
4th 18Th and 6th columns
NIrst' AZ INsIEI,HrNrs-3d PdCc-6th column.
NEW PUBLIC ATIONs-Ch P0ge23, Sd and 4ih COLUMNS
PROPOsAIs-2d PGge-5th column. ,
RAJ ESTATE FOR SALE-CTH-3d Idqe-lSt cO.umn
CoTNTRY-ST P0g:-1st columns TO EAChANOh-o"
Page-1st column.
stvISGs BANKs-7H Pa7e-6th column.
SPpcI.I NoTICrs-5fl Pdge-6th column.
sIrr ATOMS WNNTEp-NALES-6h IdJc-ltb coiuilh
FFWAIEs- ga Paqe-itn column. c.,.
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS I'd PaQe-oth ana ON
columns.
STEAMERS. OcrAV-3d Pdqe-3d column.
TEACHFRs-3d PdJc-3d column. ,
no IFT-CrrY PKOPEHTY-3d IGGc-lst column OOuN-
TRY-3d PdJe-lst column.
To WHOM II NAY CONCER>-3d Pd0c-5th column
WINTER ftosoRTs-}d PGge-5th column.