The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14
GENERAL NOTES.

London f;ashionables are terribly punched
for money just now.
The Boston Commercial Bsliefis speaks
Of unguar,led coal holes in the sidewalks
as fall openings
II is SAID that the Virginia hell punch
has Welded the State a revenue of nearly
$4,000 the past year.
In missionary school at Makawao,
Sandwich Islands. there Is = native girl
named Broadway Tabernacle. who Is sup
ported by that church Of New York City.
The Will Of the late Judge Il. Z. Thomas.
Of Massachusetts,. leaves Sl.eo TO the
Amer, IN Antiquarian Society for the pur-
chase of books especially relating to the
history of New England.
The Chinese mt Trucke-, Cal, have Just
tried a murderer. who was convicted amt
sentenced 10 pay 500 10 the company to
whom the dead Chinaman belonged. or.
in default, IL have ms own head chopped
of.
Mr.. Georyc w. Childs. of the Phila.iel-
phia Ledger. has been down at Washing
ton 10 sit for his portrait IN the picture OF
the Electoral Commission, which, with ITS
I'D faces. is now being painted 10y a lady
named FasSet.
A man and a woman went into the oth,c
of "A Vermont justice. took an oath IN tins
form. what we say 10 each other shall
be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing
but the truth, and departed to continue
their discussion.
The Boston Post asserts that Annie
Cary used to live in Durham, "a little VII
lagr m Maine. and the neighbors say they
often heard Mrs. Cary ut the wocdshed
door shouting: Annie, Anne Louise!
Annie LOUIS, Cary, Come into the house
this minute and chop them kindlings.
The Morton Monument Association has
decided 10 abandon the plan for the er,,c-
ton Of memorial hall. with the belief
that il VIII be impossible 10 procure funds
enough for that purpose. The plan OF a
personal monument over Mr.. Morton 5
| grave has been substituted.
The London World attacks the Marquis
of Lone in contemptuous article which
il heads "Merappertit. Tappertit being
the well-known lover Of Dolly Warden IN
..Barnaby Ridge" who is made infinitely
| droll by the self.conceit which Dickens
has engrafted on his native httlcness.
Wicked old man.-Pastor: You know,
| William. what "A deal you have 10 be
thankful for: yon are blessed with health
and strength. plenty ofgcod things To eat,
warm clothes and a comfortable home Ia
| live m" Biithesomr peasant: Very
true. sir; but do you know, sometimes !
can't clip thinkin rs 'ow as II all took
out agin IN corns.
The foty.third anniversary Of the mob
bing of William Lloyd Garrison IN the
streets of boston was celebrated IN an "
formal manner on Monday afternoon IN
| the parlors Of the Woman's Club IN that
city. Mr. Garrison gave a long account
of the struggles of the anti-slasery cause
| in its early days, and speeches were made
oy Wendell Phillips, Mr.. A Bronson Al
cot, and Others.
Register q. w. Scofeld was asked the
other day If Il. enjoyed oratoric.l triumph
AS much as of old. We'll" he answer
ed. .'the applause of mankind is nothing
| but hollow mockery after all. ! confess
| do not care tor IL any more. IL may be
laziness. il may be old age. a good
| johnnycake, with good butter and little
apple-sauce, Is much more agreeable to
my taste now.
Mr.. Henry Bcrgh has been much inn
pressed by the efforts Of a Georgia lady
10 founl a society for the protection of an
imals He writes 10 the President Of a
branch society IN Savannah: Suppose
this world wa, composed of such public
spirited and benevolent ladies instead OF
/ the fashionable creatures who flock To the
bathrooms OF noted watering resorts.
what a blessed abode this planet u ours
would be.
In the majestic Cathedral Of Westmin-
.ter, London. famed a. the burial place
of kings. princes. mobiles, and the great IN
literature and war. there is "A little cradle.
/ chiseled from marble. that has grown gray
/ with time. Peer around beneath the can
| opy. and suile lovingly AZ the little club
| ty face. with cap and tull. that presses
/ the pillow 80 quir,ly IN sleep. Why u
4 the babe 40 honored a. 10 sleep beside the
I dust of erc.sine-sr The msrble bears no
name, bat the record reals: Princess
Sophia. daughter Of james J. died in 1000.
aged three days.
4 Clergyman ssid thai h. once ylritel
! LADY Of hi. parish. who hal Just lost her
4 husband, IN or,lfr Ia offer consolation; and
upon her earnest inquiries ~ ,s the reuH-
I BON Of fanlilie. in heaven he rirOagiy as
I serted h. belief in thai fat. and when
/ he askcd with anxiety whether say time
must eiap.a before ifIsnds woaid be allie
/ 10 End each other M the next world. be
| euiphaiicaily said' MOI they VIII t~
united a, once. lie VIE thinking a the
| bappines- Of leing able 81 offer the relief
I Of such faith. whrn she broke IN upon
l his Inesli,dti0ns 10 exclair1ing adj
We'll. his first wife has gIi him by this
time"
Goodwin ~na;h say. arisiocraiie people
talk - Il the mas- q our feiioS-erra-
tur.s were nothing BOT mob b bs kept
Z in chains ls.t IL .,r1f,ality should interfere
With culture. Culiuret Whsrc sosid
culture H. II the masses did nss daily 'nsi
10 support ~ Tns th0sgi; q what labor
endure on the stubborn gvlc. IN the
dark mine. on the stormy ssa. IN ,be DIS
/ NAL wiisis.rse-s. and the fIonght Of What
the wives and mother. ~ the isof 20
through. ouglI, % banish all fz>ssd,ous-
nez- and Gnyrsberiy fseiIng from our
breast, NyrIsis Of Rsnans and Tasse..
are devoted 90 e9ar-e and oss.cure t1sii
tia: one nav write anj WIN fame.