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From Washington.
FILIBUsTERISG PROHIBITED.


WASHINGTON, May IA.
Assistant Secretary Seward, referring to
the sensational statements about the fill
clustering expedition, says the administra-
tion will uot encourage any such move
ment or allow any armed expedition to
leave the United States to invade country
with which we are at peace.
AMERICAN BONDS ABROAD.
Secretary Sherman is reported as saying
that there is nothing dlscouraging in the
progress of the refundlng operations. The
sale of bonds in Europe received tempo
rary shock by the war, but they maintain
themselves better than any other class of
securities, and sales are now being made
with considerable rapidity considering the
natural uneasiness felt in money centers in
consequence of the war. The secretary
thinks the prospects for resuming specie
payment in 1870 very good, and believes
the government will be prepared to resume
at that time unless congress delays 1t by un-
wise legislation.
The secretary Of war and General Sher-
man and staff will make tour OF luspec-
tion of the government posts and forts in
New York harbor, Boston and Newport,
in few days.
Madame Gallaudet, mother of Prof. Gal
laudet, president of the deaf and dumb asy-
lum, died yesterday of apoplexy, at family
worship. She was the first mute educated
in this country.
Blackburn of Kentucky writes here that
he is a candidate for the speakership, and
has 70 votes pledged. They include the
fillbusters.
South Carolina dispatches say there is a
probability of the rejection of the appro-
priation for the payment of the interest on
the public debt. Hampton cannot control
the repudiating powers In the Legislature.
Two district judges favor the removal Of
Douglass.
Speaker Randall predicts that Pennsyl
vania will 90 democratic next fall.
Detective Golden, who has returned tc
New York with an embezzler, tried to fet
Oakey Hall in London, but failed, an in
4 tarview being refused.
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Fire Record.
A VILLAGE SWEPT AWAY.


ST. JOINS, N, b., May IA.
An extensive fire is raging at st.
Stephens, and large number of business
houses are already destroyed, including the
telegraph office, the Courier newspaper and
the Watson house. Water street is swept
on both sides from Nehemiah Marks to
Shorts ship yard, and King street from
Water street to Grimmer's house. The loss
will aggregate 100000
LUMBER BURNED.
MILWAUKEE, May IA.
A fire at Stevens FONT, originating at
Coppen's planning mill, destroyed q large
quantity of lumber. Loss 100000.
PAPER MILLS.
ROCHESTER, May IA.
The Rochester paper company's tacto-
ries, at the lower falls of this city, caught
fire about II o'clock tonight and we're con-
sumed, with the exception of one small
building. Loss, az stated by the president
about 800. 900 insurance $4,000.
NO MORE uosTRTTER's.
NEW YORK, May IA.
A fire tonight destroyed No. Gold
street, occupied by Hostetter's bitters and
G. II. Ruthford, drugs, and damaged No,
II. Loss, estimated at $50, 200.
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Hampton'e Troubles.

COLUMBIA, s. O., May. IA.
Governor Hampton is finding it a very
difficult task to induce the legislature to
take steps for honoring the public debt and
paying the interest upon II. He is aided by
Charleston merchants, but is opposed by
the farmers, who constitute the majority
Of the Legislature, and who insist upon re-
ducipg taxation. Private dispatches re-
oeived here increase the probability of the
rejection Of the appropriation for The pay
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A Vigorous Protest.
LOUISVILLE, May IA

LOUISVILLE, May IA.
!, Several hundred citizens, including nu-
merous clergymen, merchants, lawyers,
etc., held an Indignation meeting tonight
and adopted ~filten protest against the
ci'y council vi Louisville declaring the
kentucky Derby legal holiday.
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By the Cable.
THE JAPANESE REBELLION.

LONDON, May IA.
Japan kilograms siatestizat another army
corps has reached Kagoshime. More than
one battle has been fought there, and a
large part of the town burned. Tine i'm
perialists have been victorious in every en-
gagement.
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ment of interest. Gentlemen arrived from
Charleston represent that city as very
much concerned, particularly because the
Hampton house has to this time refused to
seat single representative from that city
notwithstanding the entire delegation was
elected by 1900 majority.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
THE FIRE sCOuRGE LET LOOSE,
THE ADIRONDACK FORESTS IN FLAMES.

Clinton Mills, Ellenburgh and Forest Burn
ing-Other Villages in Danger-Fires Rag
ing Around Ben nington-Devastation in
Canada.
MooERs JUNCTION, N. Y, May IA.
For several days fires have been
raging through the forests along the Og-
densburg s. Lake Champlain railroad be-
tween Clinton Mills and Altoona. This
morning the west wind drove the fire
through the woods and across the narrow
clearings to the villages of Clinton Mills,
Ellenburgh and Forest. Up to five p. m.
about twenty buildings had been burned at
Clinton Mills and the large mills there
were on fire. The railroad agent is moving
everything out of the depot as there is no
hope of saving the buildings at Ellenburgh.
Forest and Mooers Forks depots and other
buildings have been on fire several times,
but the people have fought hard and hope
to save the railroad property. 1t is report
ed the fire is very near Paul Smiths sum-
mer resort.
MONTREAL, May IA.
WRIST FARNHAM, CANADA.
Heavy bush fires are raging in the vi
cinitY of West Farnham, forty miles south
east. A number of houses have been
burned and others are in danger. The
Stanstead & Chambly railroad bridge near
CRANKY, was consumed to-day, which will
occasion transhpment in boats for some
days. Further east, near Stakely and Boil
ton, the fires are very destructive.
NEAR OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, May IA.
Extensive bush fires are raging north
and west of here. The city is full of
smoke.
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BosToN, May IA.
Extensive forest fires are are reported at
North Conway and Upper Bartlett, n. Fl.
AT BENNINGTON.
The mountains around Ben nington TO-
night are one sheet of flame, Thousands Of
acres of forest being burned over.
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Base Ball.

ROCHESTER,, May Ia.
The Rochesters defeated the Live Oak
of Lynn, Mass, 7toO
CINCINNATI, May IA.
Louisvilles "a, Cincinnati 8.
New York, May IA.
Athletics 2, Chelseas 1.
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Weather Indications.

WAX DFPAKTHENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,S
WAsH1N6ToN May 15-1 a. m. }
For New England, slowly falling baron.
eter or rising temperature, northwest tc
southwest winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather followed by increasing cloudlness
and rain aroac.
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ENGLAND READY AND WAITING
EDINBURGH, May IA


The Scotsman London correspondent
says regarding Englands preparations in
case of an emergency, that arrangements
are 30 far complete that the authorities
reckon upon being able If necessary to en-
bark about sixty thousand meni in about ten
days.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

EaGs.-Quiet and unchanged.
PoRK.-heavy and decidedly lov er, closing
steady at $l6 rs for new mess.
BRBR-Qulet.
LARD-Decldedly lower. closing steady.
BUTTRR-Flrm and unchanged.
CHBBsE-Quiet and unchanged.
WH1sKY-Shade easier at 81 10H.
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The South Carolina Chief Justiceship

COLUMBIA, May IA.
The democratic caucus for the nomina-
tion of chief justice has been in session
since $50. Necessary to choice, II votes;
Willard holds steady at 80.
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From New York.
TwERD's STATEMENT.

NEW ORKI may IL.
The Tribune says Tweed's statement
states that he never had pecuniary or po-
litical transactions with Thurlow Weed.
The Tribune adds that ex-County Clerk
Walsh, now pilgrim to Rome on the City
of Brussels, is unfavorably mentioned in
the statement.
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Crimes and Casualties.
MURDER OR SUICIDE ?

NEW York, May IA.
The body of the man found yesterday in
the river at Fulton. ferry, with ten buck
shot wounds, has been identified as that of
William Kilion. He had been respondent
for some time past on account of quarrel
with his employer. and probably shot him
self and then jumped into the river. The
police think Killon did not inflict the
wounds on himself.
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The vescelins Amber Ointment

Is very popular preparation for the anaa.v
Care OF Felons, old Sores CuVs, Bruises
eto; ; u ia very nice consistency tor sprss NE
WIN a knife on paper or cloth It's used pSS
ppoSysionn pnysiiGianS and the people,; one box viii
house and every stora ~, - oiy
For sale by A. W. Higgins, Rutland, all drup.
glsts In Burlington, 81 Albans, Winooski, also
4 Co., wholesale agents, Burlington, VI. PnS,
70 cents, post paid,
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The bark King Oscar announces having
spoken to the bark Gyller, who reported
having rescued from raft five of the crew
of the brig G. G. Bearce from Charleston
for Boston, which foundered at sea. Two
men had been washed off the ratt and the
captain of the Bearce and another seaman
are unaccounted for.
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A SAINTS BONES.

The bones of st. Benedict's body were
publicly exhibited for the first time at st.
Michael's church, West Hoboken yester-
day. Three thousand persons kissed the
casket containing them, and deposited val
liable offerings.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW fohk, may IL.
FLouR-Duil No. 3 quoted at : at IS 500
6 90 superiine western and state at ST 25@$TT6 !;
good extra western and state at 81 sOCss 90 ;
good to choice do. at 81 95@ss o5; com.
at s. iosss 20; fancy white wheat west west {
ern extra at IS 25a$l0 90; common TO good
extra Ohio at 81 so@l0 90 common to choice
extra good TO primo at 50 90 so 10 (; choice to
double extra at $40 s09l2 rs. Receipts $3.50
WHElreReceipts of 1900 bushels. Sales
eco bushels. Market duh, slightly In buyers
favor for spring steady; No. Milwaukee
aYE~Duli. Sales of western at 9Ices0sc /;
81 0S@1 10 for state.
BARLKY-Quiet and nrm.
CoRN.-Reoeipts OF $4,000 bushels. Sales
81 900 bushels. Market 192c lower; very moder.
ate trade. N. Y. No. 8 at 69Hc steamer mixed
at 7iaT2c; low mixed at 7lc; New York No.
q at5is74s; white and yellow southern
6iTs.-Recelpts OF lss,cOo busnels quoted
90 lower and heavy. sales 1900 bushels.
western mixed and state at SsS4te white
at 4sc New York No. at blkc New York
No. 2 whito At SIC; white western at sac !;
Isl Stock OF grain in store for the week endin g
May u; .
Wheat..'.... ..".......,....""',. soe,s5s
COfn.. fn..sss'................. 4O3,f5I
OAts... ...'..s,.....,,........ oO5.25s
hye......... '.,.......... HSb14
bariey''''.'.'',.. ..''''''............. Hs,oM
mhit.''ss'....'. ..,....,...........'. tIx,voo
Peas. .....,..,..,.,............ e,22a
HAY.-Firm and unchanged.
HoPs-Steady and unchanged.
So9fnE.Skio quiet and and nrm: unchssnged; sg l.,
in fair demand at 1lK9l2c; for standard A
l2,sc for granulated lsxc for crushed iakc
MoIIssEs~very nrm and in moderate bust
meas.
RIoK.-Quiet and firm.
PRrRoLEuh-Dull; crude at SIC; rennsd. at
TiILow STEADY. sales Of 10000 pounds at
sHc, for prime,
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A GRAND BANQUET.

uhUlt OlleTluRb.
GRAND BANQUET.
At the chamber banquet tonight the
toast "The State Of New York. was re-
sponded to by Ex-Goyernor Hoffman.
Secretary Evarts responded to "Our Com
mercial Marine" andssaid nothing could
keep down the commerce of the nation but
bad laws and it was the business of the
government to make tariffs and duties sim
pie and prevent merchants from becoming
a prey to entangling laws. Secretary
Schurz responded to ga Wise Economy in
our National State and Municipal Govern
ments," and General Sherman to "Army
and Navy"
The City of Richmond also met the
steamship Sidonian, which was reported by
the steamer China as having burst her boiler.
The Sidonian was proceeding slowly under
sail.
The Times Albany special says Town.
send, Tweeds counsel, has arrived and
says the attorney general has had Tweed't
statement long enough. He wants def.
mite answer from Fairchild.
The Halleck statue in Central park will
be unveiled by the president tomorrow. II
cost $4,000, and was made by ]. Wilson
Macdonald.
The World says Tilden will not attend
the chamber of commerce banquet. Thil
banquet is TO be attended by President
Hayes.
The Times denies the rumored departure
of the Russian fleet.
Central park had 10000 visitors Sunday
The suit of Josh Hart against Ann;
Dickinson for two thousand dollars fol
breach of engagement at the Eagle theatr,
was entered to-day in the supreme court.
The will of the late John 7. Daley be
queaths.the house on Staten Island and 500
a year to his mother, gives his persona
effects to his wife, and directs the rest O.
his property to be equally divided between
his wife and children,
John P. ONeil, appointed to superced
VIM. r. Grace the present receiver of tn
Continental life insurance company, to-da.
demanded possession of the Office but wa
refused, Grace claiming Judge Westbrool
had no power to remove him.
The Post publishes the report that tn
Trunk line managers have agreed to poe
their cor nings on western freights.
VIM. Schmidt, driver of lager bee
wagon, was arrested tonight on suspicio
of being the murderer of john johnson @
Newton, this morning.
1t is thought that the order for the RI
lease of Tweed will not be made until afte
/ the trial of Peter B. Sweeney, which CON
mences June 4th.
Twenty-four of the fifty master sa
: makers of this city have decided to pa
but thirty cents an hour instead of thre
q dollars per day for nine hours. A strike
t anticipated.
n The Brooklyn laborers demanded an IL
crease of wages from $3.50 to $500 pt
8 day and, being refused, struck to the nun
: ber Of six hundred.
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GLAD TONI soUELoHRD.

In the house to-day Gladstone's resolu-
tions were rejected by vote of 354 to 224
and an amendment offered by Sir Henry
Wolff, conservative, to the effect that the
house declines to entertain any resolution
which may embarrass the government in
its maintenance of peace and protection of
the British interests without indicating any
alternative line Of policy, was adopted
without division.
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ICE ! ICE !!

The subscriber is ready to deliver Ice to par
ties in the Nuage OF Rutland. at the following
rhtoo
1Oibs per day Seo cents per week IS lbs per
day, 30 Genus poweek; 2Obs per day, 90 cents
All extra ice Wsbe charged at e6 cents per
Rutland, May ], 1871 myldtf
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TOO MUCH OF A FAMILY MAN.


The will Of II. Il. Sedan involving
$500, 900 is contested. He left all his prop
erty to one son. He had several families
in this city maintained in luxury, while his
true wife and children lacked the neces-
saries of life.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoRK. Nav ID.

GOLD quoted at 10T.
GOVERNMENT BONDS quoted active.
MONEY quoted unchanged.
STOCKS are active.
The following are the quotations:
PRIME Mercantile Paper at sH94K.
CLEARINGS, ls,957, 600.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS, $35S, 900.
TREASURY disbursements $7o3. 900.
RAILROAD BONDS generally nrm.
STOCKS in early dealings were heavy and
lower for general list, and irregular for coal
shares. Dnring the afternoon there was de-
cline OF y TO l; but towards the close the mar.
ket recovered = 20 y.
q. 8. IS 81 reg.,..il48 Harlem ........... .l40
u. s. IS 'sl coup. ..libk do pref. ..,.13T
u. 3. b-2os '66 DID,. Michigan Central. 46L
u. s. 5.20s 66 new. Ill 4 Panama ....... OF
u. s. 6-20s '67......1l3II Union Pacinc..... 6TA
U. s. 6-20s '6s. 80. Lake Shore a M.S.. sax
U. s. os new.....- Illinois Central, bsA
q. s. 1o-4os reg. ..li2h Cleveland 4 Pbg.. $50.
U. s. lo-40s COUP. 1l3A Chicago N. w.. soJi
Currency 6s....... do pref...... 45,.
Del. Hudson.... Ss1s sICleveland, q. & c.. 26x
Consolidated. Coal. 25 Rock Island....... 93
Cumberland. :. - Nil. & st. Paul.. 10
W. U. Telegraph. 64h do pref. 4sA
Quicksilver ........ lax Fort Wayne...... %
do pref. 22H Chicago Alton. s2h
Pacific MALL, 9oa do pref..l
Adams Express... % DEL, Lack. q West. 49,
Wells, Fargo & Co. s3hIC. B. & Q.........l0i
American III. U. TX blH Hannibal q Bt. 10. II \
U. i. Express...... Il Central Paoiflo... 1852,
MY. G. & II. X. r.. 9sk Union Pacific. 49,. loss
Krie......... ...... 6<l Exchange long. ...4sTh K
do pref....... 1THl do short. .ae0
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FRANoR AND GERMANY.

A Paris dispatch states the German
emperor has signed decree reinforcing the
garrsons In Alsace and Lorraine and that
the increase consists of twelve thousand
men.
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Dry Gnnds.

dissolution NOTICE.
The firm OF Barrows & Mitchell is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The puslheSs ,
WILL at present, be carried on by ]. d. Mitchell.
K. 8. BARROWS.
]. d. MITCHELL.
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BOLD BANK ROBBERY.

MERIDEN, Conn.,, May IA.
The Meriden savings bank was robbed
this morning. The secretary was called to
the front door by man in carriage.
While talking with him two confederates
entered by rear door, opened the vault
and took between $400 and $500 and ST.
GOO in Wallngford bonds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

"IF it wasn't for hope the heart wonld
break :" ns the old lady said when she
buried her seventh husband.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
Weaverville. June 9, 1877.

HADA RIoHT T." LAUGH -Th-re is q
legend aft ming that one day, nearly u
hundred wear, ago. the snow was seven
feet deep oh the streets of ID tr"it On
that dnv not woman was seen down
town, but the next dav, when the snnw
had settled " foot or 50. they were abroad
rs usual. They were ont Yesterday, wad-
ing through the slu>h and jumping the
pool, and one of them fell k~rsrla>h ~
she passed the soldiers Monument A
man standing thirty feet away began
laughing uproarinusly. He got red in
the tacr, tears came n his eyes, and his
hat fe otf nS he lau ghad and cli Il nu' {:
Went light down like bag Of sand
--slu,h foot deep. sia'ched upto kill
never saw anybody look SO cheap-oh
oh oh oh !"
You are no gentleman, sir" remark
ed man who had witnessed the mi>hap.
Can't help that-ah ah I! ah ah e.
laughed the other, bending dn5le.
tleman," continued the other, growing
very mad.
Il know it. hut ho ho h !" cried
the other =" know ju>t how she ielt Ms
she went down carrying all that style, aud
1-ha ! ha ! ha -
Il don't see anything SO very funny in
it," growlrd the other,
No, you don't, but and he hung
10 the lamp post and laughed until hi
legs weakened. When he recovered his
breath, he explained to the crowd:
1t WAS my wife, you see. She prob
ably wanted shoe strings. ar two crnt'
worth of six twist. aud it took her three
hours t0 curl and twist and powder and
fix up to come d ,wn here aud wnd,. round
Then u tall fat with all her best dad nu
and to be helped up bv u rag picker, and
O. hear the hoys yell out. why IL takes al
the h1 ! hn ho music right ha ! hu
out of me !"-Fr Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

SCENE; United 5 ate, Supreme Court
room. while Senator Howe VA. speaking
OF the Louisiana case. Mrs.. Tyler, wid w
of President rylrr, whn occupies seat
next to Mrs. II pwe, says Ia n lady friend
Oh her lett, 80, my gracious ! when will
that iiresome old man get through 7',-
Ms. Senator Howe, (who il unki.,wu Ia
Mrs. Tylei), sharply, " Thelei, no law to
compel people L. remain ii they don I like
It," Lady friend Of Mrs. Tyler, (loud
enough Ia be heard hy Ms. Hnwc) That
lady evidently doesn't know that she WAS
speaking /" the widow at President Ty
ler," Mrs. Eugene Hale. (who sat on the
left of the last speaker, aud loud enough
10 he beard by Mr.. Tyler, tIa indy II liend)
Aud Mrs. Tyler probably is not aware
that the lady o. her right is the vile Of
Senator Howe 7" Curtain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

A ToUCH of NATUKE.-A Young man
calling on south B street lady lew
nights ago WAS Informed by the matron
OF the house that her daughter wn> put
ting her children Ia bed, hut would be- in
presently, and >he left the young man
alone in the parlUr. Just then three liz
Tie things came cushing into the room
clad in the costumes GENERALLY nnticea
Bile in Il e chpruh- aud cupid thai dance
along the corners at valentine, and mar
riage certificates. They rushed right in
and began climb hing upon the young
mans knees. They had evidently just
came from the bath, and their white
skins were sin perry with soap-uds.
"Oh, Charley ! DID 90 tum To see SIS
ter Lucy ?"
Say, tant We stay up an watch 90
play tnrd> and ,niune. ?"
While these damp divnities of the
nursery were trying cm,elves on his
hyend ~ pants. >i>tr. Lucy cams in, aud
the way she Snatchpd those three young
ones ndt into M adjoining rhoIn and laid
down the household law with the back nf
a hair brush. made the young mans
blood tun cold.- Vrgin'a (.EeU). ChrOn
ictv.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

MATERNAL A DvICE. - Aud above all
NnIll". my i"ve.' were the parting wo ds
ot n fond mother tn her daughter Ms the
newly-wedded pair stepped nbnald the
TRAN, " IT you should qumrrel-for R.gi
maid Is buta man aud life is full uf thuIns
--renember that your first duty is u
yourself rs lady and u hnu-ekeeper. =
o dernnd neatueSs above all things. New
er hit your husband with II rolling pin ar
8 pota;" maSher. You cnuid never E,r-
give yourself If the result OF such II blow
WAS To bs the Appearance OF hair ut
table -in di,h OF mashed p ltatoes or n
pt,, crust when ynL had company ut ten.
The p'ker will do quite ~ we'll and is in
fnitely mere genlcel. Good by. White
every day and don't forget your poor old
mother. Boo hoo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

GEoRGE KLEIN, of Memphis j. very
bald, only fringe OF haIr rrmaining low
down on his head lie recently hid lh,.
sn""th surface dyed with very bright
c'ior', div Id"d lnln square, al crimson,
yellow, green, and - on. His poll, I'm
der good Iight, looked like n section of
minbnw. He went to church. and dis
tractrd attention from the SERVICES. He
went Ia the thrater, aud received more
n"llpr Than the performance did. AT
length he wa> cpInmiLrd Ia an asylum rs
II unatic. H. dcciasrs that the ,Irtry
L. M: Ire" in which n man NAV not dye
his head according Ia his own fancy,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

LIFE lNsURANCE.-Ou day Just after
King 'lonOg had written ca umn of
solid nonpareil wise and moral proverbs,
he took hi> eldost son by the eibo~, led
him down the back stairs of the palarr.
through the bac< ysd. pust the wmd b. d
out into the alley, backed him TAP behind
Ahitophel's wood pine, looked waliiy
around to see that no one wa, lmking,
and whispered INTO the Young mans ear /:
Ny son, IL little office in n >prcad tagle
life Insurance. company l. b,.iter IIIan u
cart load uf preferred stock IN the Oplir
mines And then the mninrrh threw
hi head on one side, d rw in his chin,
'hut one eye and gaz'.d at hi, "tf> pring in
tlunOe. Three years atterwstd>, when
the Great Hubraic Cunsu idalcd Siu4my
Jordan Life Insurance. Company OF which
the Intelligent young Prince WAS PIesi-
deli, went ntn bankruptcy, the young
man was able tn let his father, who VIA.
9 little snort at the time, have 275, 900
ehekels for nintly day. On his simp. note
OF hand HdWkeye.