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MISCELLANEOUS.

Spring chickens and new maple sugar
continue to come in as usual.
There are two as to spell separate,
but the wrong way is spelled with more
e's.-Puck.
Young man, in beginning the journey
of life, don't take the train from the
wrong deep-owe.
'.Get thee behind me, satin," as the
actress said when she kicked the train of
her dress out of the way.
| set SOLID, as the printer SAID wnen
the chair he sat down on wasn't there,
and he landed on the floor.
A hint to the ladies who viii wear out
side pockets. Have your purses made
up to look like prayer books.
The man who unexpectedly sat down
in some warm glue thinks there is more
than one way of getting stuck.
| There are two kinds of men who tell
! the truth-one from force Of circum-
stances and the other for a change.
| The writer who uses weak arguments
| and strong epithets is like the landlady
who gives weak tea and strong butter.
Swear, brothers, swear, the first Of the
yaire, against all forms of tobaccaire-
the quid, the pipe, the snuff,an cgiaire.
A woman that can't turn the house
upside down hunting for thimble is
! devoid of one OF the most graceful
/ ca arms of her sex.
4 fellow out west got q sentence Of
twenty years for stealing horses. That
is what might be called an Evarts sen
tence. 1t was very long.
Private Dalzell has Thrown off, on
Ohio. He says he was Pennsylvania
born. Now, can the ferryman who
brought him over be found?
''The Sioux are not contagious" said
an old frontiersman. ''What do you
mean?' asked q bystander. Il mean
that they are hard to catch" was the re-
NV
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Kentucky Horses.

New York Letter: Mr.. James f
Keene, the millionaire, has just purcha-
ed the famous three year-old racer Spen,-
thrift, formerly the property of d. SU-
CERT, of Woodford County, Ky. Tie
purchase was made on behalf of Nj.
keene by G. ". Bashgate, who at tie
same time bought for the same genth-
man Spendthriftsyounger brother, Mise.
The prices paid are said by one author
ty to have been S1S, 900 for Spendthrit,
and by another 1000, with % per cert.
of his winnings during the season of 1S7,
and 900 for Miser. The two horss
are to come East at once, and will le
placed under the care of Thomas Pu.
year, in James Watson's training stables
on the Passaic River, near Paterson
They are intended to form the nucler:
of a racing stable embracing twenty Of
thirty crack horses, and equal in extern
and value to those of Messrs. Belmol
and Dorillard.
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In the st. Paul state prison the report

In the st. Paul state prison the report
is that Bob Younger is in good Health,
but that Cole and jim Younger are i'll
the hospital. Cole IS suffering from the
ball that lodged under one Of his eyes
and has never been removed. In Jim's
case some obstruction has formed in the
roof of his mouth, caused by the passage
of the ball which shattered his jaw
This interferes with his respiration, and
at times he seems on the point Of suffo-
cation,
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A party of billiard sharps were playing
pool when China Charley dropped in and
said: ME take UNI ball" "All night,
John" replied one Of the players, as he
winked at another. They all smiled when
the Celestial went TO make a shot, but IL
turned into sickly grin when the heather
made a ramps. As the game progressed
the Chinaman made every pot, the players
put up their cues and went out cursing
Chinese cheap labor. One of them was
heard to say "Kearney is right. 1t is
getting TO be SO that white man can't
make an honest dollar, but some ID
Chinaman comes along and runs him
OUT
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'When Rarus trotted heat at Buff
faol, in 213l4, the fastest time on
record a small Albany boy read the
dispatch, and then, after refiedting mo-
ment, remarked, as he laid down the pa
per: Il kinder wish jim Jones and me
had been timed Saturday as we made
tracks from that orchard on the Shaker
road; I'll bet the farmer that chased US
will say that we made mile in good
deal less time than 2;13lf, and the road
was bad in places at that. Jee hockey
bow we did skoot."
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A young man made his appearance at
Deadwood one day in pair OF white
trousers. He was promptly escorted to
the cars, put on board Of them and an in
junction placed upon him never to revisit
the place. I'VE can stand a billed shirt,
you know a miner exclaimed, ''but when
it comes 10 wearin' billed drawers, we just
make them git up and git
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n1anitowoc pilot.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1879.
The Snow Bird.
EY DORA READ GoODALE-

EY DORA READ GoODALE.
When the leaves are shed,
And the branches bare,
When the SHOWS are deep,
And the flowers asleep,
And the Autumn dead,
And the skies are DER US bent
Gray and gloomy, since she went,
And the sitting snow is drifting
Through the air.
Then, mid snow-drifts white,
Though the trees are bare
Comes the snoW-bird bold,
In the winters cold:
Quick, and round, and bright,
Light he steps across the snow,
Cares he not for winds that blow,
Though the sitting snow be drifting
Through the air.
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Theological students reason that if
there be counterfeit money, there mast
be genuine; SO, if there be infidels, there
must also be christians. If this be tue
of money and religion, will not the same
rule apply to put up" medicines? Do
not the cheap and worthless nostrums
prove that there are genuine and me.it-
orious put up" medicines? The grpat
popularity Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Md
zeal Discovery has resulted in the manu-
facture OF many shoddy Alternative that
tonic remedies, but ole after another
these have disappeared, the proprie;ors
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regulating, and purifying the system 1t
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4 Splendid Wife.

We once knew q mail who was always
praising his wife. On The corner, down
the street, at the Post Office, at the race
track, in the skating rink, at the theatre,
in the sal-that is, at the choir-meeting,
he was always telling what a happy man
he was, Just because he had such a sp!en-
did wife, and he talked every man he
met into a perfect frenzy of envy about
her. Well, one winter morning when it
was not yet too light to make one appear
overly ostentatious, we sneaked into that
neighbours yard TO steal a fence boarl for
kindling, and had to wait before we could
safely obtain it until that mans wife
came out and sawed couple of arnfuls
of wood, shoveled out three snow-mths.
fed and groomed the horse, and cleaned
out the cowshed, and then when she vent
into the house and we heard her cali TO
her husband that the sitting-room was
warm enough for him TO dress in If he
wanted to get up now, We were SO amazed
that we forgot what we were waiting for,
and went back and kindled the fire with
q corn-cob and a pint OF kerosene.
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1.-THE Sioux are not contagious" said
an old frontiersman. ''What do you
mean:' asked bystander. Il mean
that they are hard TO CATCH" was the re-
ply.
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Private Dalzell has 'tthrown off, on
Ohio He says he was Pennsylvania
born. Now, can the ferryman who
brought him over be found?
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TIT HTj business you can engage in. s. to
! Ill II so per day made by any worker Of
X y | either sex, right in their own local
| .IIt | tiles. Particulars and samples
I'LL worth s. free. Improve your spare
- tine at this business. Address
SrIEsoN & Co., Portland Ne.
, 1879-05-05

THE PRESIDENT AND ITS ADVOCATES.
WABniN0roN, d. C.. May B.-1'he President
received the Universal Peace Union today, md
reply to their address said:
W.T. is hardly to be expected that should
make my formal reply to the address just de-
ltycrcd to me- or to ,lle remarks Just tnndc, as
: muttcr Of course my reply upon n.Htter Of
such Importance should, 10 bu Of yul,,c, ls
carefully prepared md 1nnturcly considered. As
I have not set given this subject careful c01,-
sllcrat!on, aud nut caring to reply OIL tho spur
ot TIC moment, will not maRa any forlnal
anawcr. ! will saY, however. tIlat with tho
general sentiment, which Is tue foundation Of
such movements, I am heartily In favor. That
Is perhaps ull should sRy. am very glad to
lavo met you."
The delegates wished Tho Psesilaut to under
+. stand that his prevention Of encrosch,ucnt IN
tic lu'l.ls Of tho 1u1laus in tllp Territory, una
thu observance Of tho trcatles with this Indians,
met with thu strong support nuu appreciation oi
all tho we'l-dIapoaed ueoplc of tho country,
This President said: "It IL certainly sratin-
ration to snu to know that you tsku s!ues with
us In tlsAt matter. Tie htau.l tl.at We lave
taken will he made a fact. Thequest!oM Ut how
10 deal with the Indians is nlwpys uuo of dill.
vulty. II should be met honestly aud with In
teETjty tn carrying out our treattes wlth them.
The God given golden rulu should bu our guido
III dealing with thrsl, do unto a weaker nultuu
ave wuu!l llayo stronger do unto u.s."
Tho visitors then retired.
, 1879-05-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

NEwcAsTLE-os+TYNE, May 4.-Hnu1an and
Hawdon ase In excellent condition. Boil, were
Gilt in their boats totny, anil rowcd In excellent
style. Tic Newcastle thronfclos Annl opinion
IA TINT lIawtlon wilt mako tho pace pretty hot at
lie commencement, as hc Inns quito d hlbit Of
dash!nE of at forty to forty-two strokes per
Minute. lie will unQucstlonablv work for the
entire distance, but 1t IL feared that IIanlasi's
long, sweeping stroke will finally wear Hawto1
down, Though the struggle will be sevcre.
BETTING rcsorts were crowded to-day. Although
Ilawdon's performance created favorable lin.
preston, lie rcccdcd In betting. Seven to four
on IIanlan was pretty freely accepted carly in
the evening, but later fifty to twenty-five was
freely antl.
DIR. nuTT.
DUBLIN, May Abr. Butt is not expected to
survive tho night. lie Is unconscious, and ln-
Illumination has attacked tho hraln.
SERIOUS RIOT
f,ns been going OIL III Cork for the last two days,
arising out Of the difference between rival
hands. Several houscs we're wrecked Saturday.
Disturbances wcrG renewed to4lay {6hnday).
The rlotcrs werc dispersed BY Tho police. Forty
Of them weru treated for scalp-wounda. a po-
liccman's skull was fractured.
POUR rEH CESTs IN LONDON.
LONDON, May 8.-Thc London 4 Westminster
Bank yesterday took S. 1000 Of tho United
statcs per cent bouds at ~ per cent, making,
In ali, s35, ,00U, 600 Of United ssntes securities
that this bank has recently purchased.
, 1879-05-05

!nE pultSo .ntllcer Rt fnls'l IL the Crltnca, 1as
hco' nFfcstcu hA Il revDlutlunfst. The student
Basratschcwhkt, recently murdered ut Mosso's,
whose hcath br 4 wnnlnns lland wna attributed
toa love ntIatt,, has bgrn tllscuyerc! to hnvt,
fallen II rtctltn to lllc ennsptrntots. Tho lady
wl,0 kflut HIN was n feH,nie exceMlInucr lit tin,
empuy Of silc Committed At thc Theasse Of
Rurno, near T'Oltaya, MI attGnipt was Iaie To
perform d piece III tlsG SnAth Russian '!thlcet,
NJ tlou fpoken BY 2nUN,gAl ni people, but. IN
tIsc interest Of natit,un uniformity mil c"ntral
'zston sirIetiY excluded from the press. charrSi',
school, ansl theatre, by ttle 0oyernn!nnt. Thu
policemen, prohlbittIn. tllG performance, wcru
set nlon by tlIc audience. y light ensnc,a.
Which, thr military bcnu reinforced, tcsnltc.l
III tllc t!cfcnt " 1 tlotcrA. a Moscow student
t1cauta't,', asking tllc local iuyrrnor 10 treat
thrlr ntrcstel hrethrc, With 1cn!cnry, Ina been
fncarccratet stuputnlius number Ut nrresta
has beet, the consequence OF these dcploratllo
lflcttGnts.
DOES QUEEN VICTORIA CONTEMPLATE 4nplcA-
TluNf
London correspondent says: II referred
few days ag0 10 thu rlltn0rs which were current
regarding the Qurrn's health, and The frequent
Interchange Of visits bctween t1,c prit,co Of
aVacs n,Id thu Earl Ut l,caconAic,l. 1hu spec,l-
1ati0tls havo been rather stimulated by regent
events. On Saturday last The Eusl Of 13eacolls.
field vas for forno time with ti,e Primes of
Wales, n1nl It. Is announced tlIat he Ii gong to
spend Il portion Of the Easter rprcss with tic
Prince Ut san!slngllnrn. These facls naturally
point to ths conclusion tint the Prince. III tia
nhsctce II thc N1cct,, Is taking sharc IN tho
conduit Of aftairf, nltl this Is regarded rs the
prcuttH to othcs n1tt greater c!ianges.n
THR AcKrEX WAR.
Tic Dutch nse at last approaching The end Of
tlsc'r whr III Achccn, mud huve met no 6uch
overwhelming ltsastcrs as the British forces.
Tile leading Chief of the natives llos sent In tfs
submission. another grnat tribal power has
, 1879-05-05
CANADA.

Trade o.N1nrla-Lorne nnd tho TnrlH-Tho
Fiahsr!cs-Dttnwn Agricultural insurance
Comrnny,
!pscins BispascA to 7As Tribune.
OTTAWA, May "a Till has been passed In
Parliament, respecting trademarks, which Ia
intended 10 amend the existing law OH tile s,ib-
lcct. The object Is to sccnro to dealer who
evolves trademark greater assurance tlat no.
body eIsc will pirate Ills idea or adopt his
trademark. Under the old law there waB good
teal OF loosencss; and, although dealer might
have bis Trademark registered, there was nj
ways measure OF lRtitudu allowed to Others
who might tcs9ru to have trademark somc-
what similar. There aro to bo two classes Of
trade-,narka under the nov law,-one general,
a,I4 the other specific, A dealer may llnvo q
general Trademark to cover oil the goods he
manufactures, and specific trademark fur par
ttculnr articles. The cost Of registering Is to bo
increased from 81 to S30.
a straugc Assoclatcd-PEcss dispatch from
Great l3rIealn, relative to the Marquis Of LoruY's
alleged views the thrill, llas npeared ii, tl,e
papers here. 1t is learned from good authority
1llat tho explanation OF tho dispatch. which rcp-
rcRents lis Marquts Of Lorne ns having tcle-
to the tari1t is this: short time alrcc, an IN.
tavorable dfspatch wAs received by the Do
n.inlon Government from the Colonial Secre-
tnry rulative tu the new tari!r and It's relations
ey1unrnt, In rcply. p4ssotl d mIpute In Council.
erttjuE forth d tlcfeneo OF itn aetlot., aueh as
slated III tho 'spatch just published. Tho min,
by tic tuvcr,,or-iicncr In hte executive capae-
tty mud forwarded to England; nnti appended
10 Il was a memorandum BY ftr. rllleY, 1t Ia
unjust to clGfm tint such dfsDatcl. at oil rep
rescutcl tjlu personal Views Of tho uoyernor-
General, fpr, jn his executive t,ostto, ie husno
perxuuui yiewt at, tho tariff qi.ea.inn
to-day The Hon, DR., Fprten placed before the
House Ills plan for funding iha sim received tog
th i,sa nj t!,r lsheres fnr tie ulstu,sn nf nrt,
twtimr and itnnrpyng ,h,, f]shcfes out of whicl,
, 1879-05-05
FIRES.

IN CIftCJAfa0s
A still nlarn, tn Engine No. % at 100 yestcr-
day attarnoon was caused by tho burnGg at n
sidewalk on Tic north side Of Eighteenth street,
between Wood nrtI Lincoln streets. namage,
$a;. Cause, sonic unknown person firing n niln
Of s!,avngs dumped on The prairie by III cn-
ploye Of tic Ltn,o.Kiln Company.
A still atarm Ia EnEMo Company No. 0 At 6:i5
last evening was call&cd by Il lire In the two
story irasue building No. 70 Front atrect. owned
by John lromcnnkl, who oecupic.l iile first
four, n,ni occupied on tho second FUR BY Frank
lsobcscinskf. damage to building, $i5; to fur
ntturc. sl0, NJ insurance.
A altll niarm 10 Engine Company No. at
f':5O 1aat evening was caused by D tlre OIL tho
roof VI No. bS Fostar street. owned nrI occupied
as residence by john Atzell. Causc, sparks
from an adionInE chiulnuy setting tire to the
shngles. Dennge nominal.
, 1879-05-05
LATE LOCAL ITEMS,

Lust Tuesday night, during The absence .. H.. ".
family from home burglars entered te ,'..S eot.s
Of JOHN Koeblc, corner OF Forqut raad has''S -
streets. They sclcctcd about sloo aolsn ~ ~
clothing nnd jowcIry, which they carried ass -
a ba.kct which they found filled win sna',I. VI.
beside tl!o kitchen stoye. Dnrsarlcs ~ .,s.s sI
vicinity have been most frequent ol ftcsn' .4',
At the corner of Dearborn and JseT%r s'sn.
streets, as $3.50 Iaat uyonln, Officer pcas .s,h hm a.
nchy came upon three men III buggy s,p,Ias VIII n
oyer-tlriyen horsc attached. uposi less';TIhhs Ths
thu ocer they jumped oua and ran a"as, ~ ,lOi
description u as follows; Bay hosse, rnttnled
feet white; sidc-sprftg oprn pMSg'' S. TI TeTIIt u
ifohsb,y liz. Maskclls r!e, which s,a wst uesIsI
t!urln. tho iav from In front nk w. % ''1s
street. Tho description tallIes eiose'}'
, 1879-05-05

EIEH tnHt L EGE Eo{l1Eu lfuI1 9NuF palWGt
/. 10 bo good, sound, fearless bomocrasic IN
From Farwc,l, Mich: "tlod ba.es coward
ail lsypoerto. nn,!, II rcport be ,trtic, YOU are
neither. 'fn n,a'a WIN shows his soIors"
like ,uurs Is worth wholc Stato full Vi such rs
dare not say what tlicy t!Lnk.'t
Franl tole's statton, lii: sunsl inc a copy
Of your paper. want something To t,lakn tho
I.s'ilraIs iiang ttntr liuasls TIC .imos fore
ahal,ow orr coming to slle 'front.'"
THO fo!lowtng from Forest City, Ark, was
wrfsie., nv etnncI', unswcraEnE Democrat Of
lint rfacc: l havn lust read il'e rcport OF thu
ina skq ~ a st,er e ,p'y npyat nsd
uiyc lis speech to uno hundred lncn, nnd ninety
n!no will put prceeoly tho construction tint tho
States nut upon IL. Tia NtNETY-xlNE TRUH
sournansxns wouhp nn PLEASED WITH THE
From ono Of the Democratic leaders Of old
Monroe:
M9SRcs Gat cogSEs sss Apt,ls HG ls7oTo nt: sf
canlos IN eis!ns expression to Il, merit ihe many
ensom!sms ihatt daily hoar IN support aid rindi.
tween nns nn,. tic isica of November for b largo
nnf paying list fsntn this. The Erandest oE Denln.
cratic s,ranEAo11t TnE rEnrhE -tllose who do
--AMx mEAnr ASp noui.. nANt'-iN-t!hoyx WITH rou.
li0 on, nnd ntTcr-no neyer.ncAnowlslEo ,, tl.at
tHc Hcr0lC etfaEIG tnhae run lh5l ~ !hbn Wha MI
error. None nf the Old Guard, none of Lens ftl.
Iowcts. mono Of tohnston'a rols!itra, vii! ever to-
lIcyc ur acknowledge that their CAUSE WIS III any
way ccnsurnbie. Yours, --.
llANlL1eS, N.Y., April II, 1915, 1t did my soul
good to lrarn from tho dehasca In Congress that
there !. ons editor IN tbs South WIN bar not bent
thu kuec 10 HAL. and oyer whose principles tllno
md cxpctllcncy llaye no power. rlcnse send me a
circular or copy Of ROM paree thnt may learn
the tcfn,A tn suhscIlla Tot It. ion nIaJ thtnk
mn compelled 10 Tive Under fanl;cs rule. don.
care In what part Of tho United stafcs u may be-
nEts living Among the Ynnkecs is much botter than
living nnonR ilia reconstructed YireEnlans. /
stot,d IN sroad street, tn itichnand, ma saw tic
Ichmnnd GEays march hy an Decoration. Day carry
ing the Yankee nag 10 wnyu over thu confedurate
Hrayer, i !. the xEAsEsT INSULT yoH cnn Offer =
feh.imy saajnsi, md yot to ny.,yc inu,r sujseryt
cRcy t'iprn-bor men are willing tU Insult thcst
hcnd brothers. * Yankee !s bad enough, NuT A
HECnNaTnUCTRb NLnEk IL TilE NEANEar TsitN0
TltAT rnAwLs. Excuse mo for SAYING 80 much 10 d
stranger III q business note. Yours respectfully.
, 1879-05-05

NosToH. May 4.-1t waa reported In Concord
Junction today that three officials who were in
tho second story Of TIM snoe.shop in the State
Prison, after tho prisoners had left for dinner
Saturday noou, heard a lonsl explosion In m
ad]oiult,g room, occupcd bv tile WarlnX Int
mandatory, separated from them by fire.
proof brick battlement wall. Rushing to tho
wiuuows they saw flames issuing from tllc hat
shop, aud gayo tho alarm. 1t ls bclcyel M In.
ccliiary shell caused the explosion.
, 1879-05-05
AT MILWAUKEE, WIS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis., May 4.-Thc boat-houec
Of tic Mitchell Club, containing two barges md
four or Ave paper shells, was destroyed by fro
t,lis evening, together With It's contents. The
house was situated IN ravino north Of tho
dam, anti could not be reached by the steamers.
The LOGS Is estimated at $1,000.
, 1879-05-05

CINCINNATI, May 3.-Wllltam Lsllancc md
George Rhodes, who wcrc in hunting mud
fishing trip, crav1cd into tho drum-houao OF tho
coal works Mt New llaycu, noar pomeroy, O.,
Thursday night, to slccp About o'clock yes
cd to tbs sroti, ta ] sicepns Young M men @ bel Scne
consumed III tho fn1ncs. Their bodies were
found lu the morning charrea beyond rccognl~
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