The Osceola times., 1879-04-12
NUMBER 50.
FACTS AND FAMILIES.
nARY's CHILL.

which was agasn,t the rule;
Il made the cnnd'en isu.n 20 sss
PSor Mary shake In % ed.
And 20 the tsach., sest h~ hous
and bads b tsk- scm~ lie,
To rseonsti uct h.r ystem and
10 NJ l,dAe he bile.
What make poor Wary hsys the shnb
| and sbass " ssf.l badf
Why doet ne tahs gr~s Of pnis
BAR RtLIKY D linking In . samplN
room to drown sor'ow.
The late Prince Henry. Of II ,lland,
lett an estate Of at least al ,0.0.OO0.
TnE aigest steel rail mill in The
| United States 10 to be erected ct Bald
win, near Harrisburg, Pa.
ACLOcK Keeps its hands before its face
probably, because 1t is ashamed Of the
cowsrdly manner In which time dies.
IL the socialists Keep on shooting ct
the monarchs Of Europe, 1t misht pay
tor some American to 60 over and copper
ALL the patents on Tndia.rubber shoss
have expired, and that's why most any
sort Of Q man can get trusted tor pair
this spring.
CRir1cs are sentinels In the grand
army OF letters, stationed at the corI,ers
of newspapers and reviews, TO challenge
every new author.
TALMAaE may be guilty Of heresy, bur.
glsry, arson and murder, but the ONE
great TACT that no one can 90 to sleep
updsr his preaching should weigh tons
In his favor.
EVE, it will be remembered, had no
spring bonnet, yet she married the tnt
gentle man in the land. She had all cult,
howe yer, OF the Hg-leat pattern whsn
she lett Eden.
"BRILLIANT and impulsive people,"
saida lecturer on physiognomy, shave
black eyes or, If they don't have 'em,
they're apt to get 'em II they are too
brilliant and too impulsive."
SENATOR BURTON, q colored member
of the 1exas legislature, sends money TO
Virginia TO assist his old mistress who
raised him and taught him how 10 rcd,
and who Is now living In straitened cis-
cumstances.
TnE last rays Of the setting sun were
shining on the gilded frame of mirror
before which q young fop had bsen
HtanuluR IOI uouis, nyAAB ~ e.Aer8s
refractory tie. when he exclaimed, "AhaI
ut last it's seventide."
THE worlds fair, At sydney, Australia,
10 be opened on the 1st Of next August
will be chiefly contributed 70 BY the
mother country and the United 5tatss
Two ship loads of American machinery
and products are to be exhibited.
AT Tirnova, the Bulgarian carital, .
correspondent saw, the other day .
queer sisht-a dozen Bulgarian foldteFs,
armed with Russian rifles, conducting
half q dosen Turks and % many Rus-
,ian soldiers TO the police court ior
trial.
KEEP way rom dat niger, ! tell
you, said Uucle r ibe to his sable daugh-
Ter; keep way from hiu. He's lie
what de 'Postle John lived on In Do
wild ness" "How's dal = she asked.
Low cues and wild, honey replied
Unc.e Rube.
QUEsrION AND AFewEn.
A.-what 10 the good aud chat 1, the bsdt
wbs l. The p.rfsc'ly Uusf
What 4, he nd you lave 10 IN, Nd
And What. NAV ash, srs yolf
Unprovep, I fe r IL y NJ heaven aboves
LIT 10 BAT ,bw sni cor 90.
Then .hy slOald ss hOps, and Why shssA ~
love
And WY d sald We care for the .srsovf
D - There may be Asht worth fsbtins, NJ fiss&s
Though victory there BE- beus
And though TO haven be ours VI the tnds
sill ve msy steer siraisbt On.
Aud ihou1n nothing be good and nethi-s -
bad.
And nah,ns be ,rue 10 the ! tier,
Yet good many things are voTse ~ IMs
And on. or two hlngs ar bettsr.
REMARKABLE are the stories coming
from Newfoundland ~ to the wealth 81
copper ore. According 70 these 40
counts vat masses OF copper have been
discovered near the sea, rising abovo the
surface in ioty cliffs, easily qusrrisd,
and easily shipped, and Of superior iich'
ness
EVERY now and then some chap writes
TO newspaper for recipe to prevent
hair from coming out. II men would
10 home from the lodge before midnight
with their legs sober, their hair wouldn't
come out 40 rapidly. We always 30
home early, and we have more bair now
thsn the day we were born.-lNorris
town Herald.
THR police In Alsace and Lorraine
have seized great quantities Of cigarette
paper In the shape OF tricolor and In.
,cribed with the arms of Htrasbourg,
Metz, etc also many labels Tor bottles
marked " Liberation Liquor" and "Ex-
tract OF France, to be taken ct the
psychological moment" and some minia-
ture maps with the severed territory in
black.
The late Prince Henry of the Meth
erlsnds WAS one Of the wealthiest prin-
ces in Europe. His property has heen
usually estimated in Holland at al 6OO,.
700. The greater part of 1t consists In
state funds there are also shares In com.
rnercial companies, landed estates and
castles, and similar property. some
OF 1t in the Netherlands, the remainder
in Germany and the Dutch colonies.
Orro McNANSY is a St. Louis man Of
middle age and sedate manners. Mary
Eugelbrecht Is young, with . shapely
figure and a pretty face, and she dresses
with artistic neatness. Otto saw Mary
in the street for the first time, and was
overcome with admiration. he threw
one arm around her waist, drew her TO
him. exclaimed, 20, girly. girly," and
kissed her three times before she could
break away. He subs quently paid
fifteen dollars fine In police conrt.
"YoUR dauehter has treated me very
curt--' And the Young man was lifted
up by the parental boo. rom the door Of
his gir,'s house to the middle oi the horse
car track. H arose as quick as he could
- 4~rk