National Republican., 1877-07-17

Interrupted US and IN and said
Jnly bree,hcs hot; allows M Il" 81 ;rri.rx Ads,
| Aud every eve cheats tis With sln'w nt clouds
Sd%S TESI SyS.s 'i Nth E1E"i "aSca %SS% S%1 . S
Aee q dim nce, BY sEr,,nl men I, ms"!Scd' ,s
| Helpless Of wind. and scciningto slip hack
| Adown the smooth curves Of the oily sea-
They have rough and ready doctors IN
the Turkish service 4 soldier went to the hospital
| tent and complained of tOnihache. Up jumped
one Of the Turkish doctors sczcd pair Of black
smiths pincors, aud going behind the fellow threw
his len arm round his neck as II airput to strange
him. In an Instant capital double tooth rs sound
| rs young elephants sucking tusk Was lying Oh
The earth on the other side q thetent. The patient
| who had never WINGED, mildly suggested that the
| wrong one might have been drawn, as he felt the
offender at work still. "iIai,le. haldc!" BE OIL,
| he onl" said the operator pushing him out Of the
tent with his pincers. Then calmly resuming his
seat on the floor, lie III II fresh cigar.
| We should hardly expect TO find In the
materla medca cure for haShfulncss but coca, or
cuca as some prefer 10 call II, which has lately at
| trRctcd considerable attention IN professional
circles, Is said To answer this purpose. According
| to DR.. W. Tanner W hatGvcr may have been said
from time 10 time about the effects OF cuca on the
human system, this much Is certain that Il causes
timd people who are usually III at ease In society,
aud particularly so before strangers to appcnr 10
| good advantage under these circumstances IN
other words, Il cures bashmlncss. Its effects on do
preston OF spirits, he says are what might be OK
aud baShfrlncSS. curing" He has not seen any cot
responding mentd or physical depression attend.
1
creased by combining Il with al nlkali. II may lc
| that the alkall dissulvcs some of It's active nru-
ciples that otherwise would remain undlSsolvcd.
Families who are In mourning are now like
w. few days after the usual notice has Appeared IN
| the papers, to receive by mail what the publisher
| is pleased To Gait fine memorial lithOgfnph
| '"NIing ~ IL hack ground hrd'N eye Wow Of
| r"mr"ry. srplUitnd by u river from what we may
t>,unc l. intended tr represent the heavenly land.
In In" c"mtir + space "r a photograph, beneath
n a a lI
again Of those 'lrcary hnGgercls that are made
tn do duty over allh over again in the provincial
papers Fancy tho effect Of such II travesty on
friends whose hearts are still tender over recent
loss. As II this were not enough, sheet Of sample
Snnt to facilitate selection, and the recipients
| sense of honor Is appealed to for tn" immediate
remittancc Of one dollar. with an nilmation OF
liberal reductions In case OF further orders
The Denver Ne,rs says: "The newspapers
have been telling an interesting story Of an old
Gentleman in Pennsylvania who didn't know his
wife's first name. We have recently heard Of al
occurrence OF similar nature in Colorado, which
II took place while the Forester troupe was play
ing In Gcorgctown. Mrs Fofre,ter's benefit h0l
ior seats. The hour for the curtain TO rise had nr.
rived, and the hallway was crowded; Ahou, TIM
ousy through the throns aud presented two tickets
for reserved seats 10 the door sentinel, and was
about 70 rush In Ina You @ don't need & to give me & 80
glanced at him as II to catch his remarks, and then
lnokrd around for something which he evidently
my girl he exclaimed. and started out To find her.
We are pleased TO he able to state that lie returned
@ nS oSfS SnS
admitted in time TO sec the second act"
In the crypt of Warwick church, the
, mighty ribbed arches Of which spring from one
, enormous pier, there Is m article that has long
: gone out of uso-whcther advantageously or not
shall not venture to say-a duckng stool, made for
the public discipline Of scoldng women. This i
one Of the only two believe, that remain in Eng,
r wheels, from which seat rises upon an inclinc!
! beam that works upon pivot or axle, The scoll
was lashcd into the scat and then the institution
: was drawn u the river side at n convenient deep
place, and rolled in until the patient sat just above
tipped up and consequently the other end with It's
y lading went down under the water, where 1t was
= allowed to remain not too long, and was then
peRted oflcn As II was thought beneficial 10 tho
lady under treatment or necessary for the peace o.
!" her family AMI rciphbOrhOod. Whether husband
ever interCedcd for wives thus disciplined II,
| wives do now sometimes for husbands who are un
reasonably inieriered with IN The gentle sport o
hacking their eyes or kicking their ribs, is not re
u corded.
Q The following Is Jennie June's description
Of ylctorias horses: am very fond Of horses ant
e the Queen; or her equerry:i chief Colonel Made
II finer than her stud OF light gray, some Of which
g accompany her wherever she goes, and nothing
q prettier than the mo'iSc-colored and mik-white-
: By the royal children, Leopold and beatrice
h A dozen or more superb bay horses were shown
h Gently taken to Ascot and two fine horses
O. one light bay, the other chestnut - occupied
Nimrod and Alma, the horses formerly used 10
riding by Prince Albert and the Queen, but nov
grown too old for service, and only CAREFUL!
A. magnificent private stables than those OF the Queen
4 The distinguishing characteristics of them are per
" feet order, cleanliness aud fitness. There u not
H. nj
W being placed over each and In some instances owe
re the harness, each set Of which shines brightly II
u its place. In a room free frUm smell and as nca
ID as well kept parloT. ono Of tho Queens horse
In Is named rarepo, Others Fancy, Puss Riot Destiny
e: sent as an imperial present from the Emperor q
ei Russia, were not only remarkably beautiful an
alike In color and aEpSa,SSs ,Ss p S. SsS
nc body. The similarity was indeed wonderful. Til
carriages arc generally light, handsome and pct
those ofany quiet modest lady or gentleman j
fact. good sense aud Lool taste We're show
throughout.
'ir A letter to the Territorial EntopriSc ha
e. the following: quite a number OF the Put,
he As there Is hardly handful Of grass to the acre
cs the neighborhood OF their shanties, II hehooyt
proyender., Every wiSp Of hay that is met with b
either bucks or squaws Is picked up and stule
for The half hmshed Tony picEeed al The cam
n The Indians are sure to be on hand when hay
~ being unOadcd from the cars, and generally maj
nl age 10 CLEAN considerable bundle OF the covctc
of article, Yesterday morning we observed Capiai
IT, Bob and his sluaw at n hay car that stood at di
nj tancc from the depot and there being one ebo,
ne they allowed none Of the bales 10 show ragged co
uers Afiera huge bundle had been made up 30
-, boosted II upon The back Of his sguaw aud, ate
9" seeing that the rope was IN It's proper place aero
her forehead, gave q satisfied grlnt and started hC
along towards camp, he following, leading by III
a. hand a four year old boy Tho boy was duel
We legged and slow traveller, Bob picked him nj
cy and we supposed Il was his Intention to carry hi
4 home No such idea had entered his head A
I'd soon as he oycIhauled his tquaw he planted III
es boy atop of the load OF hay. This proceediu
Id caused the woman 10 bow her head foot near,
Ir the ground, but Hob didn't notice 1t. why don
M you carry the boy, Bobr' said we. FOR cos N
nc like to see him ride" Let him ride on your hac
or then" Guess not old son; me can't see him II
on my back' and away went Bob, proudly Sml
Ing upon the youthful scion of his house. Befo
reaching camp Bob probably had a quarter Of
cord OF wood piled up around the boy; Tor, as Il
10. Piutes say. "squaw heap strong"
VI Mr.. Conway, in his letter to the Cincinna
COnRltTcidi CpIrects n statement which has bee
IT, widely circulated to the effect that former seer
ne taTy Of CaIlyle's holding important Geographic
m mln papers aud noteS-FTedeTlck MaItln-is to wri
NJ COryle's life" This is not true. Mr.. Carlyle hI
indeed TaOantlV had a DTeypu UllbliCalIf