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The Osceola times., 1878-01-19
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A. u- ti.e s,iroschcs fa Tho rs-eesl ..
nh.crip,i ne. IiE SU> voa,d tcmihd ifs
friends ,ad v,ilv i,hsis rNerywucre, That II b,
s.sAia . caniia., for their cuisidt.aiin and
-a9p1-t Upon is re .rd fUr y q past ten year.
IL r.l.c~ :ns n c,niinuapcc vi the hraiiy SYM
patty sad c,ucrous cooperation which have
ih'hcr," been c. tca'iel TO II ifon ev'iS quarter
ef the tniui.
The i,.,iN Srs !. a & u, pss-.>h-t' ~ - csl
um,. pii'eby nail, i'ost paid. % cents a month
u, 80 ~ per year.
Tie sr>p,r edition of III sl> ia IN eight
page -lm,t ~ 50 cnlums WEi', giving the
rev. ~ the diy, II also contain, large 1iinuni
u literary nni miscellaneous matter special,
preusl.d ior 1t. TIE 81 DAY - mas me,
VITA great .ucc,s-. rost raid .l.a'a year.
Ty-E WEEKLY SUN.
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lies greet IL, welcome la.-r weekly, aud regard
Il ia tue lilht Of guide, counsellor. and friend.
II. pews, editorial. agriculture, and literary
departments make II ts."nfiylly jnu'un' it'i
the family and the Irrsidr icrn.. OH
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$777

O1I7fyf1i- not easily canned in these times
but il can he made in three
VI j monihs by any one Of either sex,
in any part al the country whg IL
willing to work steadily AT the employment that
We furnish. SH per week In your own town
You need not be away from home over ui.ht
You. can give your whol. time 10 the work. or
only yi,tr spare moments. We have agents
who are making over so pee day. All who en-
gsgr ~ once rsn make money fast. ~ the
present time money cannot he made so easily
and rapidly at ANY other business. u costs
noIhing TO try the business. Terms and 81 out
III ir-e. Address at once, II llALLsrr a Co. /.
Portland, Maine. lu-:oly
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An Extraordinary G!s:-

The KANSAS CRY TiM3s an.
nounces Its programme Tor 1873
this week, and fixes the 18th VI
April for its next distribution,
vixen will be allotted l,oCo prem
iums; worth $4,000. Every sub.
scribcr at regular rates secures tue
Times and also share in the dis.
trihu,iun. An slS.15 E!gin watch
is also offered for every club Of
thirty. There is a mora! o3'iss'
ton on every one TO first take he
homc paper, after which if ahy oi
our subscribers want city paper
they will ccmc - near getting the
worth Of their money by suhscr.3.
ing for the Kansas City Times az
any p.rer Published.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE oftCESs.

STATE oFtCEgs.
sosvsrAsi-.W ". R. Miller.
s Sse'y Of stat~-B. Il. Beav,n.
Auiitor-John Crawford.
1rAsur~r- 4 J. Cuulc5iil.
Au'y 0eui-N. b. Henderson.
Csp State I.nnds--J. y SHiithes.
Csasceilor--J II. Eakin.
chsac~ry Clerk-A u. witt.
Chief yusticr-E. II. English.
Associate Justices Nm. II. Harrison AMI
0svid walker ~
CssSrss,nsu, let Dl.t,ict-L. 4. eAIss.
JUDICIARY.
e,ssvA Circuit -Corniies OF NJ tssisfippi, Cro-e
s,sittssdea, roiut.ett, Craighcad, Orrcsr, Clay
tsa saA Randolph
Cirsuit Jsdge L. l.. Mack.
Pres. Au'y.-J 4 Riddirk.
LEGisi.A 1--WE
ss,h p,.,rici--C"uuti~so Of Mi,sissPIi Jseks"n,
Psintsstt ard CraiEh~sd.
stats Srrs,vr-B. Harris
Rsvrsssaiative-J. IL Wn'iana.
COUNTY OFFICER.
C>ssty yudse- Chas ksWea.
sSs. III. 4 Driver
isasty Il vk-J. X. r. Hale.
Jressurer-J. l. D'iv'r.
ssr,rysr--Jss. AL:hoa,.
Assssscr--D pirksSn.
s.ersner--A. " -i.ucEs.
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<oiirc.

All who are Indebted To u,
other for drugs. medicines. or FOR
professions services rendered, will
please come up and settle the came.
J. l.. CMvga 4 20.
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NJ! 4 FS1rTV PLANO
HTA1Il ----NR d.
n fS a. ~

There Is no manufacturer Of Pianos and Organs
In his or any other country who ma received rs
From every state ana Territory comes the ,ane
verdict. "rhey are the best IN the world. y
Illustrated Advent Err, Ustalogie Editior)
i-er Address, DA ,lEL +. BEATTY, ASH
ingtun, Few JERSEY
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OsccOla Rai,, fsro;ss.

uTc hcHtuVhf "h'SN'S" a.
l.. Driver Il Cos.
Try Garlick's five cent cigars
they cant be beat.
An excellent article of brown
sugar, ut ten pounds for ono dol
lar, at j. J.. Driver Il Cos.
Prime Habana cigars, only
ten cente, at GarIlek's.
1T you hsv'nt desirable OF
good goods, d"nt advertise 1t
will do You no good.
Choice Buck wheat -four and
msple syrup, a, Garlick's.
Citizens from all parts Of this
county, were in attendance a,
county court, during the week.
60 to r.. A. Garllck's for fresh
canned fruits, vegetables and meats.
None tu, standard goods kept in
stock.
Mr.. John Reel shi lped forty
head OF hnepcrkc's on the OsceolS
Belle, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Joel Cook, ard his son in.
law, Mr.. Block, Of New Madrid
we're in town u couple o. days dur.
ins the wceh.
Mr.. Tom Bowen, has Iu..
chased the Dixsy Saloun, and will
hereafter minister to the wants Of
the inner man.
Rev. DR.. /. Il. CASTOR, sell
known in our community, dicd
very suddenly, in Helena, OH the
S!h inst, il his 10Th year.
- Business, since the holidays
h" gradually dwindlcd doSn to
the summer point" and the only
activity displayed is in keeping NJ
fires for the oilers.
The cheapest and b-st ar.c'isn
tools in America, are those manu-
fac;ured ut Bloomfield, Iowa. by
the Great Western Well Auscr
Works. Send Tor their illustrated
catalogue.
- BY actual count, there are "t
widows IN the corporate limits o.
Osceola, and several others whc
might as well be In q game o.
ringf ne, this would be n good npm
her to stand on.
We saw q severe case Of shir,
collar, on our streets during tn,
week, and . crowd Of little boy,
following the wearcr around tt
see if he wouldn't ship up, so As ,'
drive the collar ur and cut his carr
off.
The river has tcsn dsc'inins
very rapidly Of late, and the Mem
phis and st. Louis packets which
hsr. been, OF late, coming insid,
the bar, and delivering the malt
a, our landing, will, again be com
relled to deliver them at Borums
An exchange tru,hiully says
"When y,n find man writing hi
advertisement and sticking it up u
the pos;oi'icc, in hotels. instead o.
publishing it IN his town paper
look out for him--ihe fact show,
that he is too close fis,ed 10 dea
with TO any advantage.
The public can place tho mos
explicit confidence in Mr.. ID. +
Beatty, OF Washington, n. j., who
manufactures aud sells his justly
celebrated pianos and trgnns
Certificates from the officials and
prominent men of his own city
commercial reports and testimon'
ial. from thou.anda who have
dealt with him, all verify the state
ment. See his advertisement.
Last Tuesday, Mrs. b. +. Nil
Ter aud her daughters left ior jack
sonrort, and US tho young lad'c'
were general favorltes, nearly
everyLody in town turned Out te
bid them all goodbye, aud wis!
them a God speed on their journey
Many were the sad hearts that
stood at the wharf long after The
boat had disappeared in tho dis
lance. and wondered why the fa;cs
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications of Osccola Lodge
No. :. y. A. 4. NJ, will be tel,i the saturdays
on or next boiou, each full moon. VIZ; Jan.
". Feb. i6. March l6,. April Is. May II, Jun.
5 June ~. July IS, Aug. 10, Sept. :, Oct ).
Nov. y bee !, Dec "a.
ST. John the EvangelisD
The Mtmhcrs are ordered 70 attend in accord
snc with the by Laws
All Master Masons in good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend. Ev order of
J. X L. HALE. W ".
J % ELACgwoop src'y
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"IHs TEE IS isSWS G. Us fscii."

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"ihsv. u-.5 Tu.'; I,:ls for terror OF t'e iis.:.
Thty az suy r,- 20 sry ,zsGisias f.: o.!.A., d..
srssTsN;- ,ia'r."
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a.: :hs-e r..d Tuti's TIL, iiys years In ny family.
Ta:y untei,ci fcrcc..iv.r.es and ,.oc, less."
T. u. E;lyAx. Gssrss;awn, Texas.
"..s,s u..aru,'. fic1.c.H. wis PEA; tr-sf."
". ~. s;,'::I, Edts. &sL.s Register.
"v'a ~ f-.v tr,~s iL',': r;'Is {, I've Of 81
a,;rer"--sii..G 4 CO.. cs,.s.su.:s, Ca.
"rr;'s i,i,s Save Uai I u b. trisi to ss:ss.i.s
tack nrri.s. The. wo,s lac ,rsglc."
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":hrrr IL rs ristrr..; .j. I'll a'ai u; ~ te a..
Of LL.oIs di.nrts, Tut: pi,ls."
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ANS a ,i.;lE.E3 E:.:.
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=: Murray ::rst, Mao lsof.
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver 4 Cp's. drag
store is the headquarters for cho' &c
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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. ~ MANI NOCD.
.HrXM.
49, :gcs. EoSf,
e.&:. e:SsC 2:csserfE.

Jr,t puS'i.hed, new edition of nr. culver
well', Celebrated tsssy on the radical cn-e,
wi'hon, n-!rin-) II .p-rina'orrh"a OF se,-i.
nal Nraka--r, Inv inHfiry seminal Losses, ini-
potency. Mental ard rhyaical irca;sriiy, 1m-
p-,.int'n'. 10 Narriagc. IT. aiso, Consns-.
liou, y, ilrpsv sad Fits, induced hy self-.nIgl-
srnc' W sexual eyiia,agS &c, etc.
rIirr, Ia \ s-aird -n'slorr. IN v six ccsls.
lh- celebrated -nihur in this al nii;blc Essry 4,
clearly den"n'trates. fror, thirty .car,' cue
.ersiul nt,"tre. i,'at ''c slarioirg cnnr.gipnr
Of sr,f-chY,r may be RADICAL, ru,rd wi,hogi the
dan.rrpu. 'ise of Internal medicine 81 N. pr'i-
cA,iun VI a.. krifc. pointing ngt mo'- q: cur-
~ crer s,~pi-. cert ain snd c'!'c.',iy. ~
msar- of ohirh every sa..rr. ~" T-'..r wAN
'is condition NAV hc. may cu-r hi:ise.i ctes;'y.
,riv,'.ly. ar'l fSfi'a'ly.
This i.cfarc .houit b, IN thu hari. Of ever,
vouih AMI every m n In the lsnd
sent una,r seal, in pain rrsslsp., ts s.y
sihf-,., on receipt Of siI ceatr o. t.opostsse
stAGps.
sd ,rass 80 s:iiis.s",
THE CIV Ewi'i.L n:;icsL CO..
a tan st Sew :ors; Pos; D:ics :oS, ;'s.
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

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newspapers. the publisher may continue 10 sehc
then ustil all sresrages srs paid.
II subscribers neglect or refuse TO take their
sewspApers from their Office To which they are
directed, they are held responsible unti inc!
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esn isus
Irsub.criber, move to other pia,-s without iu'
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Mcveigh & Sen mes.
ArrOEscis tT LSi..
8. 8. SENEMEG,
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Mississippi County Ark.
Will practice IN all tho Counties OF
this (2dl Judicial Circuit, the Su-
nreme Court OF III" State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tennrs.
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given TO col
-s,ions, TO the psymen, ofiase.,
examining and abs'rac,ing titIes,
and TO whatever may appertain
20 . general Land Agency.
Jan. 16H
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rHE KANSAS CITY lines.
iiIH KANSAS CRY HINES.
TUE KANs SCIrY TIMES.
MEN nlSTPfErrIpN
Mkt DIS HIBriI
MKT 'lSiHBUTloS

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SUBSCRIPTION OSE DOLLAR
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New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
ART ar THE UNION LEAGUE.

PICTURES AND GUESTS AT TUE MoNTHLY RECEPTION.
The monthly meeting and art reception OF
thc aon League Club held last evening. was entirely
OF social and art Significance, the cluO meeting Dolng
brief and devoted exclusively TO routine business. The
Art Committee which has been very active In Its re-
Gently acquired functions, exhibited collection OF pie
lures ana staiuary the art gallery which excited much
interest Among the cub members. guests and artists
present were: Ex-Governor Curtin. OF Pennsylvania;
Jude Noah Davis. Elliott G. Covdn, cyrus Butler
Charles Watrous Richard Butler, George b. Butler. Ell
ward L. Henry jules Oehme, ii. A. Loop, George H.
story Walter L. Palmer, L. d. L. Greene. D. g. Hartley
G. T. Tuttle Arthur Quartley, George H. Smie, Thomes
Ia Clear, Wordsworth Thompson, tioSt johnson, 1.
Addison Richards, William H. Bedid ana humphrey
The Art Committee introduced new feature INTO the
enterta nInrnt an informal "reunon for the artists
and otcr, In one of smaller pirlors About 5iNtg
gathered about generously loaded tiDe' anu al ca n
irbncd mirth. and nearly every one short speech,
anectOte or song. -,
Among the many objects which rendered the art gal.
ery attractive large statue IN plaster, by j. = Hart
lev received much notice. IL IL persoHifcaton Of The
" Whirlwind" and represents 1.-THE female 1gIIe with
vortex of a whrlwind George iDness exhibited sun.
set !andscape Walter Launt Palmer. son OF
the sculptor, an Interior with marked enec,s
of light and shade; Jervis McEntee a small,
Autumn landscape; r. Swain clifford. Massaen,,
portrait Of George +. Baker; Robert G. Minor.
/. large landscape; Louis Z. Tiffany, an od castle /
Arthur Quartley, another OF his Hew-f0rk river
scenes, this time u view Of tho head OF North
River pier; d. Huntington, portrait OF General ser-
mnn: H. A. Loop. Helena aud Hermia" Ia the woods.
scene from the Midsummer Nights Dream" James
~ Hart. Landscape; George H. Story portrait Geo.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
MUSICAL NOTES.

aida will be presented at Booths on
Monday with Miss kellogg in the title role, Miss Cary in
the part OF Amnes which she has already sung with so
much distinction the new tenor. FrapOlli, as Rd-
danes and Verdi Comfy and Gotschalk the baritone
and bass roles Nine R3ze makes her debut on Tuesday
in {" La Favorita" On Thursday she appears III
"Faust" and Mignon" will be given on Friday with
the three prima dOnnas.
Nine Rudersdorff, who appears to have gone
into the business of exporting pma donnas has made
engagements III London for Nine Pappenheim twlth
Mapeson and for Miss ThnrSbv who is TO sing at some
of the Philharmonic and Crystal Palace concerts
A concert will be given at the Germania
Theatre. on Sunday evening, when two orchestral com
positions 10y Mr.. A. NeuendorG, wedding march aud
symphony, VIII be performed for the hrst lime.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
SILVER MINING ENTERPRISE.
- L. L I'm 4.

One effect OF the passage OF the SILVER Bill
has been give decided nnstn' TO our mining inter
already sent cxper: minag engineers 10 examine into
mines FOR sale Colorado and Nevada, and the best
legal talent 10 investigate titles Whether these invest
meuts OF foreign capitalists Will be attended WIN ad-
vantage 10 United States, Wlu dccnd upon tue re
slt of ;he.c Investigations John J. Drew, represent
ing large hruch of European capitalists left here To-
uire between WOuld-be buyers and sellers Mr.. Drew
has iu Europe for the past two years. attending 10
International at Law. western PeOpie VIII DO
doubt LOOK with great Interest upon the result OF these
movements, because the foreigners evidently mean bus
large SCALE and will add largely 10 the silver
yield OF the country. movement elabOrately pre-
pared aud conducted by astutc capitalists enlnent ell
gineers ana prominent lawyers indicates something
moro than passing Impulse.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
MR.. ROUE'S EXONER1IION.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In the er parte service OF the injunc-
tlon restraining the performance of my play "The Ex
He's your reporter in rendering hepantis tale, gave
publicity the charge that was guilty OF fraud and
that had actually stolen the manuscript of the plain
tins version OF the Russian story. desired to contra
diet the statement at the time but, yielding to tine
advice OF my counsel, l refrained until the final de
con OF the courts in the matter. That was rendered
yesterday and entirely in my favor. The palntif 5
counsel instantly stated that he withdrew all contest vi
the matter o; plagiarism and confessed that my 1al
was original, endcavOrng only to claim bis cithl
property In the te. This was however dehed Dy nls
Honor, an! decision all the three ISSUES rased
was Immediately oven In my favor as yon publishedl
the plaintiffs chte, oblige me by puDishhg ihs e.ter
Of eIoretntons fIom such suspeions an exoheraiioi
In ve1 curt before an eminent judge and at
Ito heads OF ciLi:eD: counsel. Yours truly,
New- York. March II. 1873. pEok"E T. No"s'
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15

with the result of being puzzled if not enlightened
How many Americans can say off hand what Free
Public is 7 Or a Free Beer Housef Or n Full Ii
censed Public Even when You know that public
is the caoquia English for public house, only half
the mystery is cleared up. You chance upon the
more familiar words country tavern, but what
do you make of the description of II :
I" South Coast. f4OO. all at. Well placed.
Good house. Rent only G40 Nearly doubly
cearedby let off," Or you may have Free Leaschcld
Tavern at easy rent, all cleared by beds ; "
which NAV remind the reader familiar with Taine's
Notes on England of e most ludcrous piece OF
blunderng improperly Of which that generally ac-
curae observer is guilty. What is to be understood
by Genuine Beer House Is it the house or the
beer that is genuine and why is it necessary, after
assuring us that ii has done $50 monthly, TO say
that il Will bear investigation The intending in
yestor lanothcr specimen of modern English may
well stand bewildered by the multiplicity of induce
ments pressed upon him. Hemust hesitate between
Superior Free Suburban Tavern, doing f1o0
month under totally inexperienced pro-
prietor who dislikes the business. and the
Compact Free Beer House, standing well
in unopposcl position. particularly
recommended as a chance for q haTd-woTking
couple. There is no check upon the recklessncss OF
these people about their adectives. Beside the as
sortment above given, note the Sterling West End
Brewers Public; the "proof" payments over GOO
monthly (neaning proved or prOvable. perhaps;
and third Free West End Public IN an undeniable
position, where energetic man could ENJOY
large income, and in addition, annually put aside
the nucleus of large fortune. Hardly less impress
sive to the imagination is the Noble Corner Beer
House, main Brompton Road, while the Pretty
Modern Beer House. with lovely garden and mugs,
IN anti Marty with small income might cntice q
hermit out of his cave sap the principles of the
most hardened temperance lecturer. | must stop,
lest make myself responsible for some catastrophe
of the kind; and beside. none Of these advertise
ments paid for, except where they first appear
You and l get nothing. O.. W. S.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
MUSIC.
SYMPHONY REHEARSAL.

The fifth of Theodore ThOmas's extra Sym
phony rehearsals given at Steinway Hall yester-
day. The programme was shorter than usual. contain
tng only three numbers each of which offered special
points Of orchestral fantasia by Joseph
Rbeinberger proved to be composition OF conslderaee
beauty originality and vigor. and its repetition VIII be
welcome. The symphony was Beethovens No. D. the
performance OF which on this occasion was remarSabe
for grandeur and force which even the Thomas Orche
ira rarely attans Between these two extremes OF the
programme was placed Lzts beautiful piano forte con-
certo in fiat, which served TO reintroduce
our young townsman, Mr.. Max Pinner VINO mas
1ust returned homo after considerable study with
Liszt and success as o performer In some OF
the concert-rooms of Germany. Evidently Mr. Primers
time has no; been wasted. He brings brilliant and
sure technique degree OF force which one would not
expect from OF his slender figure and abundant IRE
and enthusiasm His playing In the last movement OF
the concerto especially commanded the admiration OF
the assembly and he was recalled three times with the
most fatterng testimonials OF appreciation. more
critical estimate Of his style will DO in order after we
have heard him further At present 1t suees TO record
n
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
hor.c and cutter came in view and he had barely

-, ,or.o and cutter came In view and he had barely
.uaceut strength left to hail the driver lie succeeded
however In tho end and Il turned ont to be priest 70
rhom he told his story. The good father drove nm 10
the parsonage and him something 10 eat Inc prlest
left him alone at the table whilst ne went s 0nse 70
after his horse and when he returned I0ud faquette
lying the floor writhng IN agony he had eaten 700
much and died before physician could be summoned
Weather notes for women; A hive of bees
swarmed last week in Hartford .....The demand for
cheap peach baskets has opened in Delaware. IAN
eighday clock in South Woodstock, after silence OF
two years. suddenly struck fifteen times, one day ast
week. and for forty-eght hours, although the pen
dulum was laid away a shelf. Causc-warm weather
and spirits. train on the Kansas Paclhc was
bowling along TonganoXie at the rate OF Ten nles
an hour, brakeman jumped down from the engine ana
stopped runaway mules that were attached 70 an
emigrant wagon. IN which two women and hve chiid-
rem were screaming, and two days aiterWarI came % i
Ss 1sted s1Os II COO IA raro%a bonds years
and died without realizing u penny on thc ,t lroStt
the Wintcr has offered TO give marble dealer both the
coupons and the bonds. II he VIII put ene"P e''o vi
the widows grave. during the spring
On the coast of Normandy the women are
tough and bard TO KILL A few weeks ago the wives Of
three fishermen having filed their baskets with shell
fish, were going homo, when they found themselves
suddenly in the midst OF dense fog, which prevented
their seeing land But they knew their way and walked
on. This was about o'clock in the evening. When
they thought they were home they surprised
" the tide. They walked long they could, but at
length had to stop. The water was then up to their
knees They had remain in the water till the tide re
ceded, the fog being still dense They screamed as
loudly as they could, but heard voice in reply and
they were finally overtaken by the morning tide Mean
while their husbands running up and down the
sands with lighted torches, screaming with all their
might; but N either party heard the other AT
last fog cleared away and the tide ran OUT ana tDe
three sheTmeDs wives rescued after having been
in the water twenty-five hours. and during night wne
frost had bitten every tree in tue nelghDorhood
They did to feel much the worse for their ad
venture, and were inclined 10 laugh over II.