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Hfigicus Clothes.
;, duung the Week VI PRAYER VIII be conducted by the
Rev John Hall. D. u IN the filt Avenue Presbyterian
church corner OF 9th av aud both St commencing at
O'Clock
TUESDAY Jan s-subleci. Gods grace provides a
saviour
blood
THURSDAY, Jan 10" The salvation is received by
faith
FRIDAY, Jan. lit meets all our wants now and
forever
sATI RDAy. Jan. Eve ought 20 make It known"
These services open To AL They specially in.
yit'd who not regular attendants at any church.
w Test Medium Mrs Lot ia WEsrBRoOk. Thurs
day, saturday. sunday. ami Tuesday ~ NJ, III West
Thirty nth Il cat this out ana nail not
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IRVING sAv,Ne;>n>sTITuT,oN.

WEBSTER secretary
IRVING sANi . Gtk tN>fsITli1TrrioN.
Sxw Sons. Dec % is7-
The trustees ~ til. institution have ordered Interest
sum. remaining On dero,i, cr the trec and SIX months
Interest wiihdrawn vii be Sddci 10 the pfnspai
an ara" inhr,,' rom Jii .. ,, ~
G Hr,roS Sccf,tary' ''''''' '''''''''|
NETHoPoMTAN SAYINGS BANK.
arm SEMI Annual iiNrEREssTT DIVIDEND
The trustee. OF This bank have ordered a, interest for
the past three and sS months The ol n,e per
cont per anunni, be paid 10 depositors ami after
DEPOSITS made ON or before the 10Th Of January will
Iuiw SECRETARY
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, st6 ay- co7-
on All, . Sr IT r@ 10 a s va, Gg.arsa Jan ~
1t E" zach month Muntl deposited on OF before Ian 10
% ~ ,....... RICHARD IL BULL President
SiNrf>Nr SAVINGS BANK, RroAiway am
Susntss doamss.
ssiGNrE SALE of stock ami n>mrc. of boot
On p a t.., STORE Is O"rai"' :! e. lR9iy 'ae Apply
4 GROCERY aud candy store 10 hc sold cheap on
n account Of other business, AZ 5o7 West '3l st
L'oR sALE-Butchcr shop. established for 10 years.
cug msrb" coa,er. VIII ali cn nr,s Ni Gt nNsIg IN,
rcas9ns tor selling death in family ivl Columbia 81
south brooklyn.
L'OKsALE-A first class corner grocery store. term.
easy. For particulars inquire at led stn ay
FOR sALE-A photograph gallery at 3sl Canal 81
business tor the amount Of s'sn monthly
EANCr STORE for sale cheap mus. Be sold good
L uptown oiiice 2'e' broadway ~ ''' on"
MILK ROUTE Tor sale Inquire Of J. HOFFMAN,
VI IA Union av., Brooklyn.
500 WILL buy 9u' ainVps room coed business
Rtal estats.
49, near depot Elilabethport, \. other houses,
ms'"lllncn' plan, send for circular
fur Sale ano % Sst.
OFFICES TO LEr-In second story sun building.
u, atsun Publication once, Nassau and FRANKFORT 81
THE STORE 1875 Nassau 81 sun building. to let
steam heated. Apply At the sun Publication once rs
Soaro ano ROoms.
A FuKNisiIED hall bedroom, $50 per week at
"a ils West 3oth st, near 9th
BOARD and rooms for working ladies and gentlemen
- AT ~ and - weekly. 3i7 East 10th ST. between 81
and I'd avs
RoA KDING, with good rooms gents 81 and 81 10
street
AKGE hall rooms neatly furnished 81 80 Tor one
OF " Tor two and light housekeeping rooms 81 AS
East l2h ~
on ST. MARKS PLACE.-wanted. a few giris
70 board where there are no other boardeTs terms
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Amustntnls.

Amustmtnts.
l,rFTu AVENUE THEATRE.
SATURDAY MATINEE at .; OVER iao, ,,,,r,
"! {: 600. 90. 90; ; E E..l ; !, !. !
r-s55 'dFG9fotk' iiIiE s' SI% EaorioSSt PLAY
TO COMMENCE %S'EyTlHhrr!Sp f rAia o0NhDlh' ~
Boor"ssy TMfiNS MIME rms WEEK.
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
mcnsnsip III
'N'' "DN' Nil nN Edwin BooriI "
cAnDrxARn woLsny,
Reserved .c", r u Il % ,'s and s's St '''" '
BoS once oTcn from X VI. I'LL ioP.M.
y,,s.,,ria.soe..ms may Be ordered at 1910
THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
Broadway and 35tli St ,,..,
Marine wonders from all parts of the world Perform
amSt twice d9 SsHIr % pI} op ,bs waer
Queen SubaqucOus icat Grand afternoon ana even
ihppcpdtanus. Girane. seals. Sea Lions, amphibous
animals, rare fishes. beautiful birds, Sc.
'"" w. 0p'"g'iRxX SiDn' PIGEON SHOW.
Union soU ARE THEATRE.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINBR
The most brilliant play of the year
THE MAN OF SUCCESS
GEAA1S>p o I1EHY., HOUSE and Manager.
'''.' lii'SDREDs TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY
MHIiSTh, TODAY S$iiiSSXKKF
Doors opcn at /, commence at 2
in THE suAudnRAuN.
w i'foprietcr and Manager Mr. LESTER wALLAcK.
, RENrREE o. M LESTER WALLACE:
VINO VIII make % %boSis EyifR'GSEs f sl's season
IN charles Na''hewy;yy c Ewri'yI Of BAD
N,HH RI, 1pcn SAH asESsrn MANAGER
oyernowng houses Continued immense success OF
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sassl. Be-. i Gl.,Snl' issns cs.la%s;
gg 9,Trss9gasv LA SAEpETkEETIMr SAMUEL
MtfiNEEs wEDSEsDAys AND SATURDAYS.
I Asst WEEK. rur o,,xn
| NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
| 23D ST and ih av
CMICKERING HALL. saturday. jan Il.
DE coRDovA
subject Mrs rizzleburv's New GIRL
| Tickets and SEATS AT Pond 80 Union square
CANFRANCIsCO MINsTRELs. opera House
- Grss, Success q S'g9sg'. New Play bTosaway
EYE " y 5F ySG I55ny aa 18th st
Eren and BaeAa' ResfsTiipf fo n Ts At
"RA,MELoR VERSUS wIDow;"-BuR
- NETT nni Miss NASH To night. cooper institute
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Sswms matbia,s.

WANTED-A cigar sign, good hsure -ehesp 10
w cash. 81 john =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-14
follows
is EVERYTHING LOVELY


From the entries made in the books of
the Treasurer, and on the backs of these
certificates, we find that they were paid
to +. S. Jacobs. On examination OF the
individual ledger of the South Carolina
Bank and Trust Company, it will appear
that on or about the day the collection
was made the amounts were placed to the
credit of John j. Patterson. The follow
irg letter is in the possession of the COM
mittee:
Dear Joncs-I received enclosed. orders
from Gen. Moses last evening. Please
make out certificates Immediately SO l
Gun forward them to him for his sigma
ture, rs he is in hurry to get them. Is
everything lovely this morning?
Truly yours, f. S. JACOBS.
The orders,referred to were for the ap-
pointmcnt of thirty clerks and messen-
gers, aud,accompanying them were thirty
fictitious names. In the evidence of
Jones, under the head of legislative pay
certificates, these orders appear YER
batim.
Moses testifes as follows concerning
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-14

OalaDCeQ III Ine SeItlSIuenb ulauo Will
him by Scott, Parker >and Chamberlain
as they left their Offices in 1872.
FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATES.
We now present for your consideration
the evidence of Gen. Dennis and Ex-
Governor Moses, in which it is shown
that fraudulent pay certificates, amount
ing to $1,000, were issued in the name OF
J. G. Gershon, and were divided between
Speaker Moses and Lieutenant-G Governor
Ransier. Dennis says: "The Speaker
thought he ough to have something, and
made out bill for $1,000, which, as
chairman, / approved. When the GER
tiiicate was presented to Lieutenant. Gov,
Rausier, President of the Senate, for his
signature, he refused to sign it unless he
(Isansier) could be paid an equal amount
was sent for, and went down. to the
State House, and found Ransier and
Moses in the Speakers room. Moses
said: Governor Ransier refuses to sign
this certificate unless he can have one fol
a similar amount So it was agreed that
be- should have it. The first bill was de-
stroyed, and the following (also entirely
fctitious) was made out to cover the two
amounts for Speaker Moses and Lieut.
Gov. Ransier:"
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
To James Greshon, DR..
p For room rent, fees, &C., for the Joint
Special Investigating Committee in Nen
York, $4,000.
Dennis further says: "fhat the certffi'
Gates we're issued and divided between
Moses and Ransier; that an additional
compensation of $500 being allowed
him as chairman, bills we're made ou
comforting the amount and certificate:
issued and signed by Ransier and Moses.
This evidence is corroborated by Elk,
Governor Moses, Woodruff and Jones
who testify that the certificates issued IL
the name of j. c. Gershon were claim:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

WILLIAMSON, WAYNE CoUxTr. n. Y,
MAY IL l&S

WILLIAMSON, WAYNE CoUxIr. NY,
may 10 ioe.
49,. - 1.-TWO eopes oi your iresn
'.a., .-. '.' eone 10 TINS ounce NC WISH
"a. hsnn~ - ~, sou gam competency, anu
60, ~. o'' 10 arop s"u &c" "e'nS
g., 'H'"' "''''e" an" ""fr' s'"n-
+, al u..,.:,
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r,.ort T,. ws.,,,.,Nwps. p,s :. .ou, 80,
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23
CORRESPONDENCE.
THE HERD LAW.


FRIEND BRIDGES Why art thou gone mad Have
thy schemes to get the County printing and thy dis
com6ture therein, soured thy naturally morose
temper, so that neither thy friends enemies
trails can tolerate thee, the garbled hash thou
weekly spreadest before them, Why this demoral-
ization Qaare.
Now, friend, you have not the remotest idea what
an ass you have been making of yourself over the
herd id@ and the County printing Those behind the
scenes best know and while in your sanctum sancto-
rum they eondole with you, soon as they issue
forth, they-well, no matter. Now, if you were not
of those who are blind they do not wish to see
which is in perfect keeping with your shallow COM
prehensions Of public men and public afairs-I would
assist your vision, would open your eyes
And, first, to the herd law. After having dished
up a volume of nonsense and misconstruction of the
law, and exposed your ignorance and old fogyism
finally YOU launch into the County Commissioners.
And as Cy Leland protested against the order; ke the
1aa rho e"pAatieaLy opposed letting yox Aare one dol,
Tar cf County printing, he gets your praise; at his
heels yen fawn like a whipped cur On the other
hand, VIM. Deckard, who, though not your true and
tried friend, wanted to divide the County patronage
and Let you, too live, he-gets his reward in your
contumely; but being far above your range he beeds
you not. As to Long-why, man, the feist terrier
barking at the girafes heels. Do yen perceive the
contrasti
Second, rs to the County printing. Every lawyer
of sense admits that Attorney General Davis made
another ass of himself in promulgating his legal
opinion on the County printing. The law make. the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23
A Li..I. Law ON the Bond Question.

Under the above caption the editor of the Bulletin
demonstrates that he is not only editor, but law
year, also; and about competent in the one as the
other profession. His law is goOd and would be ap-
plicable if he had to suit If he prefers the law
cited to any other, which is very likely, or it, from
what is termed inertia he is reluctant about reading
further it might be well to induce his client to change
the facts if possible to correspond with the attorneys
law 1t might be, not only easier, but agreeable
to the parties interested to change the facts (which
has been partially effected in the article referred to
than it would be to find law applicable to the facts rs
they really But if the facts cannot be changed
then it would be advisable even distastefu to read
further in the law 1t is barely possible that there
law which the editor and his associates have not
read There is considerable law contained in the acts
Of the Legislature of this State There has been some
good law enacted by the Legislatures Of other Repub
lican States.
Very good law is sometimes found in the decisions
of Courts. There is decision in the 9Th VOL of Kan
sas Reports. in the case of Leavenworth County
against Brewer If it is intended to let the facts re-
main they in the of Darlington against the
County, the decision might be read with advantage
is perhaps proper to state however, that the decs
ion should be read with some allowance as the Judges
who made the dicision and the members of the Board
who are the defendants, all Republicans. OF
COURSE pOtical Dias mas Its influence Like produces
like, according to Republicanism The County Attor-
ney cannot be compelled to attend any court or do
any business civil criminal that requires his per-
sonal attendance outside of his County. Accord
ing to Democracy, all should be tried before the
Judge holding court in the County, not at ALL Ac
corlng to Republication, the Commissioners NAV
employ any one they think competent to defend
any suit which the law does not require the County
Attorney to defend According to Democracy, the
County Attorney is is.a aeie competent; his juris-
dicton is co-extensve with the United States of
America, and he must defend, or the case 90 by de-
fault.
presume cannot commit error in taking the Bal
iafis the of true Democracy
that is to say, Democracy as it once was- mean,
when it wore Delta garments According to the Re
publican decision referred to- the Commissioners might
have employed the County Attorney to defend in the
case of Darlington the County, paying him there
for reasonable fec for such services According to
Democracy, they did not employ the County Attorney,
and hence Price or Perry both, may get chance
to see Washington, and the people won't stand such
an outrage! lthe County lie saved sl7s oO0 Price and
Perry viii get tl000O and it will arouse the Com
mune- Ifthe County . saved 100000 two Republi-
can attorneys will got tooo which viii be NO loss to
the County, and the people viii rebel against the
outrage. II 10 worse than Habeas Corpus!
NEUTRAL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

County Commissioners the custoslians Of the County
funds They have the right to contract for the print
ing the best and lowest terms. not exceeding Ger
tain rates; that is certainly the spirit of the law a.
though the other opinion can lie strained out of it, AS
Mr.. Leland and our friend, Mr. Long have done but
they had purpose which to apply it. and you sir,
now fondle and lick around Cy Leland because, for
sooth, he opposed the herd ia~ You certainly know
hat it was not to curry your favor he took the oppo-
sition on the herd law. We know that Leland he
heves in majorites, and did wish to make himself
odious on question that affected him personally and
no niore tnan II does You, or Sol Miller, or
l. a.. DAVIS, who perhaps never laid up any fence
or spit raii In your eventful lives. As to Mr. Davis,
ne already acknowledges that he docs not know a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

Y The Pennsylvania Republicans have had
their eye-teeth cut and are well of it. Their
State Convention, last week, was balm to the
soul. They nominated an excellent ticket, and
adopted platform with glorious ring to
it. 1t endorses the administration of Gov Hart
ranft, and takes decided ground on leading ques-
tons of the day; but it ignores the National Ad-
ministration as completely as if there were no
such thing in existence. 1t does not mention
Hayes, and does not even allude to the great
grief that was at the very moment being brought
upon him by Congress, although several emis-
saries from the White House were present, beg
ging the Committee, for Gods sake, to protest
against the Potter resolutions. Hayes begins to
think that office-holders should take hand in
politics.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

II The Chief always publishes such fine poetry,
that We seldom think of calling attention to it.
But this week We feel like directing attention to
the poem on our first page, entitled "Unwedded.' -
1t contains some of the finest sentiment we have
ever seen expressed in prose or verse, and it is
expressed in such excellent language and Ri thin.
1t is one of those fugitive pieces of unknown
authorship, which We frequently meet in looking
over our old scrap book treasures. We shall ex-
pect soon to see the poem going the rounds of
the press, credited to some publication of present
notoriety.
An error mars the beauty of one verse. In the
seventh verse, close of second line, read "had
BEEN instead of shave BEEN"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23
County Normal Institute.

TUNHE Second Annual Session of the Doniphan County
Il Normal Institute will be held in the Troy Public
School Building commencing August 5th ls7s and
timing four weeks Prof. II. d. McCarty, of Leaven.
worth exSuperntenlent of Public Instruction of the
State of Kansas will conduct the exercises of the Ins
tute with the aid of competent assistants Prof McCar
ty requires Recommendation from The Institute
will be conducted practical rather than theoretical
basis and for the sole purpose of training teachers for
school room work We hope that the respective School
Boards OF the County will aid in securing full attend
at the Institute by giving the preference to those
applicants for schools who will attend the Institute
who have had previous normal training
Terms-sl for the session. Good board at reasonable
rates will be secured, upon application to
u. ID. ROSE, County Superintendent.
Troy, Kansas, May 16, Is7s-tt.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

Is~ john Cradle has effected the lodgment
of one of his financial articles in the st. Joseph
Herald. The Herald eDdeavors to console him
for the unavoidable wrongs and griefs of this
world, by assuring him that the evils which We
do not understand and cannot remedy, are in
the control of wiser and better Power above,
who will bring good out of evil Perhaps the
Herald doesn't suspect that all that talk is
wasted. Cradle doesn't believe any of the
"truck" about "a higher Power
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23
SlleriH,s Sale.

SGaIrn.e STArE eF cdSsia' %aNsAs' }a
In the District Court for Donphan County State eS Kan.ss
Amanda corby. Plaintiff
James NJ Campbell. }Dese.d.nt
NOTICE s hereby given. that WILL the ID day Of
~ June, A. ID. ls7s, at the hear Of tvo s'cloek p
NJ Of said day the north door Of the Ceur Hooss In
tine City Of Troy In Denphan County STATE Of Kansss
offer for sale at public sucfion for cash the fsovise
described real estate vif All Of the uunr
ter Of section thirty FIVE as in towsskiP tkrss a Of
range twenty-five. tzz in Doniphan Comfy Stsss a
Kansas except the following described Psrtsa thsresf
to vii: commencing at point one hundred ue0 fsef
south q the corner Of ths 9asssr
twenty t2 thence south asag tie cost ns sf sad
quarter section eighty @ rods thesce eghty (eo1
rods thence north eighty t rods. theDce eass ceify
teo rods to the place of beginning; asi ass ess tis
strip Of land hundred 0o feeS wids q IL Dsr1k
side of said quarter section owss ai seenDsei bv
the Saint Joseph and Denver City RsiIrus1 Ccnpasy
Taken the property Of James n canpss ssa sfsrci
for sale the highest bidder for caeh = ssfy esF
Judgment and costs nov q record 1. shs Dizt Cssrs
for Doniphan County. In the State Il Knnn q NJ
Amanda Corby was plaintiE and James II ca1pbsn vs
dsfendzns. 2 /"
Gives under my hand, this lst day Il lay A D. isa
CHARLES BUEK6ALIuR
SherR e Du1iphnn Coul91.
Nay = Is7s-sv. fTs a Ssax
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

II 1t will be remembered, that the Ballefn
was started with the prominent object of giving
a hearty support to Hayes aud said that within
six months everybody would be scrambling to
get on the Hayes side. But only last week, it
charged that he was holding his Office by fraud
This is nice way to support man. The fact
that the editorial containing this charge was
written by one of the assistant editors, doesn't
helm the matter any.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

II Hayes is beginning to receive warnings
of assassination. That is within the range of
Democratic tactics, but they are hardly desper-
ate enough to try it on yet. They had better
wait until they have the ropes more completely
in their own hands.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

= The Bulletin is somewhat worried, because
the Chief won't support an Atchson man. We
are somewhat down OH Atchison men, but per-
haps, by an effort, could support Martin for Gov
ernor, Horton for Chief Justice, and Pomeroy
for United States Senator But if Atchson
should force such woodener as Hubbard upon
the ticket again, We should be inclined to 60
back on her, and let the Bulletin man do the sup
porting-because he couldn't vote for a Demo-
crat-nO, never!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

r. ID. Il. Anthony recently sued the proprie-
tors of the Public Press for slander attached the
power press on which the paper was printed,
and caused it to be seized by the Sheriff while
the papef was being printed, and had it taken
down and removed. If Anthonys object is to
run out the Press he is taking just the course
not to do il
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

II When Soldiers Reunion or other great
gathering is to come off in any town, it is usual
for the papers published in the town to come
out upon that day, with q flaming All Hail and
Welcome! But the other day, when the soldiers
were to have Reunion at Leavenworth, the
Public Press came out in an article with copious
head-lines, showing what a rascal d. r. Anthony
was, and that the Press was better friend to
the soldiers than the Times.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

II If any person has thought that we have
dsne injustice to the Bulletin, in charging that
it is in the interest of the bondholders who are
trying to wiring over a million dollars from the
people of this County, which they are unable to
pay, We refer them to last weeks issue of that
paper, both to editorials and correspondence.
We make no comments, but simply refer to the
paper. Is there word that does not fully sus-
tain our charges
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23
vfGtIIM
For Kidney Complaint and Ner.
vous Debility.

Mr.. STEVENS
Dear Sir-I had had cough far eighteen years. when
commenced taking the vEGETINE. 1 was very low my
system was debilitated by disease had the Kidney
Complaint and was very nerorous-eough bad lungs
When had taken one bottle found il helping
it has helped my cough and it strengthens am
able to do my work. Never have found anything like
the VEGETIyR know il is everything II is recommend
ed to be. Mrs. A. j. PENDLETON.
VEGETINE is nourishins and Strengthening; puriies
the blood regulates the bowels quiets the nervous
system acts directly upon the secreons and ;aroses
the whole system to action,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

II Last Fall, the Democratic County Con-
vention of this County endorsed Congress, and
endorsed Hayes. Now that the Congress they
endorsed, has promo need the man they endors-
ed fraud, and has taken the first step to onst
him, which horn will the Doniphan County
Democracy straddle! We remember t hat our
old friend, William Irwin, of Wolf Riv er Town
ship, was the only man in the Convention who
ra ised his voice against endorsing Hayes, and
was almost alone in voting against the resolu-
tiOn. We imagine We eau see him chuckling to
himself, to think that he did not put his foot
into it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

II Our correspondent, Neutral" wants to
know where Chief Justice Bridges obtained his
legal information on the County Attorney ques-
tion. Well, he got his references from "dark
horse and examined the books in the office of
Troy lawyer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

" couple Of men in New Orleans recently
played game of billiards, using their noses
for cues. Did they chalk the ends of their nos
est Chalking would improve the color of the
noses Of a majority of the professional billiard
players.