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The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
Warning Order.
In Mississippi Circuit COurt.-ln
Chlncery.
Mrs Ben Hqrdin nclm. / Plalutlr

Mrs Ben Hardin Iiclm. Plaintiff
iFain-t
N Z Ferguson. ". q.
'lnmp-on, parihrr.. do
ing business iu the city
- ilcmphi. and = tr OF
Tc lucsrr., und ~ the
hrui uamc aud Sly g -
+, r.,u.In n lIamuson. defendants.
Geo ". Thomson, ~
itu-rrr. pNld Craig
head and J,nuie craig
nrad,
he ~ nrfrndauts. u l.. Ferguson. II {. II mp
son Dnid CrtighrAh aud is1ti ri'"h' ii. a''
warned To apiirgr ~ u Court Within lhir ia
srd answer ilc cpmpl'in of HE PiainiIil. Sr'
Zen lianiin lic.ni
JAMES X. p. HALE. tlrk.
Mach 9lst t,-p 3 s2-4t.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
Warning CIDER.

INIysTIcGs COCRf, N9yG0H TOWNSHIP
- Z JANIS. h.nl lF,
r.. o. ir'FSD. pcct 3aai.
tirdrf. 'urat. l. y riirrd is war I'd io rp
pear iu ti.t-eHfi wi'is'.i iitirN tus and tusvri
inro mg.aa, a.. iH, llatniiA. b. !. .iatcs.
". 4 itutNiGEE. j. u.
rlarl ,;ood & n iihrs. Att. s. Tor PA.
Mar Il !uih. . ls.H
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

Clrcrir Curt WAS IN session ~
Jonesboro last week, and this week
at Harrisburg.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
spcriasN Nosirrto Farmer,

NJ enterprise z Mrnet- shnu send =
~ EEk Hti.L CO., "a y rd i'th rctt,
10 ladrIp. 4, Ha fr Cigcu'a r'in erniig .ri'
lew Ag ioulm nj ~ ar. h list. which tlrN imf,
ppcuc,i IL tnsi CITY 1hty ode. ., .hip npythml
~ IhV rtrGliutal me, ~ NJ t'tt h''W snt'i'
the tIdrr. ~ wh,lr ale cot dirnt 20 y"nt
homes fr.r'f firtEhi cha, 1hrN at-u !.
icf to ftrnier- thr "a pft-r tnrn >l'lirr Tor th'
lrntiUl, -um Of Two Il .ur- Il j. he bet h i"i
nlarbiir IN the market. viii II o'' ~ ir7.
u-nr "f r"rn ii,r LAY an, bHy 81 - ~ ii'
avn can u-c II n = neat ~ Il sri iaft ~ d,
n1dc--ip .act. I. l. fh' ~. = Hurti' utclf o.
~ Use. Ev,it i,n w"r .l' nit 's'' %" spec.
rate, give to T. lint iv iarm r. vino viii act az
agents Cg-i mus accuutt.Iny uol %. ~ ut q
~ % hN pn-t nLirt money UNd-i ~ r'H
'tcH. ur VNpfr~. tIfCtIa M. cii iir. {
every iat.rcr g. til iifnd s,Hr. 'uHr iic to
% MLFk al SO
3l'a Nurih iirA tot, GuilHG', ,..h,t, -.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
Warning Order.
INCRI yFND:T COUNTY ciEClir COURT.
Ar.ilL hEEM. IL

e. II fvaicha,id. / piaiHjia,
as.ir-t
llNii Nrah and
l. y Gr,ara =. p, T, adai's.
Tl.e itndaLf- iiat'H Hra 'rnud t.. y Nc-
fa.I f4Il att warned t. a Hgr ~ N CnHrt
VT in ihitty daN-. sa.l answer tuc complaint OF
-, i'isi An q. q. tFAtohd hi
March. 10. isss =. II. fEl.cI Sos.
Il u Cr,ien.itp clerk
soii-it Il for Fla NTH. 3-is-.v.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
Warning Order,
Hhe.:Ts Sale Of Real Estate.


NDltEl. IIEHEGN aINtN IN 10y Nirinr
at aarNcc4tiOu 10 me ,irrri,d ~ lie h X 81
tn. i.tuIt ti9ri If -s'--ip,i rl.jt rs, i-i'
4 rls'Lrnt trtiirtc.t "a -. Il trur ur The .'-l
aID Il ur,',iuhrr. ~. { + siD :, i"' rrt HHd
COTE iA fNut TT f'rahk T.. JHrr. Against Lur.ts
we M by ulr r.tHr'rl. ~ ird uPcu Inv
Noitu -; Quarter 81 section * o. I Nn-hlii
Weiyr a., Nurlh i'aug, Ton 20 i.t,i. c'uttin-
f. !, ore Euudr Il and sINly tl3l Ucr = ui tan, (;
',l,n the 80 lt,t hts Qu-tl,rl { -rtll u ~ J
I've. iy--rNru. tuNr-Nip tlSl tlirltcu, itE
.lHn.,r 10 Efsi. ruaIaiutay 'hr Aufr.T',t urU
-iN,y nc;rs will in ,ruu Of the tn9u u u-c
DuJt "a. iLv town o. p-cl.l, Vl,itlu r41l h't'iS.
90
SATtRDtY N'2 y %sr, 1gIl
.c'l fn ihr llgh,.i h,dtl.rpIa credit tirr' g
tii lntii toe aiUvr de-, 'rib,l iiaCt "i aHd. COM
, nrnViug uf .i" Nu IN, ~ r'lurr ui 'Hrh "i o.
a, ,. u.,uiri tft.t-. IN tHr. rivr ~ Nn O. the.
IT.. hri,. "a ui-uii,,t aul S'l.mg pa .Isi7 al 10
q r. duiil IN vutitr tract uu' ID J'tit %
.lur,~ui irNtcuti "a H. ruuu'r .a'irhtIi-
tuirba-ri Wlh h, r',u rel give moe w'tl
aYi rU,cl ,curi., fur iur iurclia.r money, AID
u re-, i'rcJ "a iuu tit i.El u'.ti -a'l" paid
s. u HASEiN~,
c,'cala. F.r 'Vr., 80 su,,tI.
.liut..r's lee. .I 80 ..-.-e
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

cnu'aiuirr inc testimonials h praci "a lurmcr-
nid Dam lBaa throughout the tHitcd ~iute- und
stttrnsl views uf n cav tegts aiih rag diss Ct
aud - ilson OF this city sent Tree To- nrg I'D
dre.s s,ED l. klNu. lfesident.
once, i'' Broad Aa,, Nra ivr~.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

AB,rr 5000 600 IS the amount o.
liabilities rcprrtci hy The irns'e's
appointed 10 inves'iga'e the tinan
cal affairs ui Archbishop Purcell.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
Approved March Il. 1879.
4 Handsome ilcom2 Fer Au Eu-
erget.o Lady cr Gan,!,md

The Oiiio Scale War'is of Cincin.
nai have ju>i c'mpiclrd aud arr
nav tnl"uiu",rg 10 the public II
handsomely iiul,hc,i FaNi,y Gale,
an art clc that hrs always been
needed in every hoH,ch1ld, auh ~
"a communication II dress a io the
pEnli>hrr of this paper the pruprIe
tors a~,, IT. 10 rcitr them go su'av
reliable pariy, 10 introduce II for
them 10 The people oi TIA, Cpuuiy.
Il i, very scid,m lAata new article
steps :" suddenly into uaivcr~al
favor liuusekcrprrs are ipui IN
lts praise, IL l. always ready, there
urt ~ weights ro gci lu,i, or 10 bc
hunted NJ j. rcliahlc, aud IL ru,
get oui oi order. The description
of them Is II spiral spring 50 ,ricn
iiiiiclllv adjusted rs To weigh ANY.
iHlng nj Ia twelve pounds wuii
pcricet actHr.cy, ua top a. ,ho cGl
umu j. th, lIiaitrrm ut which the
Iariicl's 80 ~ weighed ar rllccd,
and ihry have an adinsilble indi
Gator - That Nou can take idr ,arc
al Il V vessel y"g may use Ia we,g IA.
ing, giving y"n The exact nri
wrlght. Huusrkcepcrs AT cnce sre
their value ia weighing truii-, sug
hrs and ,Jhrr Ingredients used in
prrScrvus cooking. ctc, or "a I It.
= the wcisu's 81 purchases from
otii.rS,
iw 'ra'rs are wnla If ~ Bras,,
rre highly puil>hri and arn hlisa-
I'd in = -N'i'ui mauC,r They are
very sl'raciIve ani take the cyc OF
every oae vino sees ,hcm.
il seei"s to ii. thai nearly every
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

sister! What uncasincss nnd pain
i brings To good aud KIND father
What bitter anguish II causrs m the
breast Of Il loving vile! " hat
gloom II cssls on lie lite of noble
h,arlrd ruihcr, The son drank,
aud the father drunk, the brother
drums, the husband crunk how
terrible. Pause Que moment and
thin~ II Bcntonviilc Aadvancc.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

fnn,iiy in this cou,dry will want one,
AID Is certainly a rare opportunity
l,r some ,inrrI aud energetic p1riy
to pick rp quite Il nice li'I'c income
during the hcxt few months. The
Cpmpanr huS agents in other c"i'n
ties who arr rasiiy mrkng from
sjJo0 to $500 ppr day selling them,
aud wc wuuih recommend parties
in need OF emniovnrnt 10 drop the
ONO SCALE WORKS, No i25
and III Genital Aycnur, Cincinuai 1,
OHIO, IL po>tn! Card. ani all inipr
malion etc will Ice ch"criu y given
them ,by men,ipring eur paper.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

Two things 20 "is "a hurry -an
arrow d,s,nissed from a t"w. aud u
tsss dismissed :re:a y ..slls.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

We suppose the reason Why The
insane Asylum WAS not lora'ed "'
Little Il ok. was l,caure the mcn,
bcrs OF the legislature desired TO re
tire in seclusion alter the adjourn
mcnt.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

1UF SCirNrIuC AasRrCAN is a argc First
tla-s r'hly Newspaper # xirrn Pages
trirtrl In th 'nu,t hriulifu style, fruiu,r,y
tlm-tr .tc., with ~ eudid rhg.,f.s, Iri.r, ni.
ing thc i.rWost lnNTn' Ion- 4. II the most r-rrnt
Advances In the ATT ald Sciences; ihciuding
N'@ agi Interesting acts IA gttcuiure, tlor
ti,uiurc. the me. II.rlfh, VI dica Progress
=, ciai science. Natural III tory. deougy. As-
tiunum.. Ice ninst ,aluihi, practirHl y 'per- 4,
10y ru,.urn. wi az Ia ali drpHl arlintnl~ of ci.
cIcc Viii he luGuu In The cirhtihC American:
fDms, 81 ~ ptr year 81 go haif ear. which
luc u,rs p,.stagr Bi-rount, to gents Sin- Il.
c.i -. tcn e" liS -old ny all Arv s,lra.'.r
i,,rait by pu-ial ur,!er to NUM- n 60 Pub
hsher ., rdrk i;uN. NV rk
b.. . fjtt' Ni't.Nt III "nnett uu with toe Sci
/ II LIN L > cniifc American Mrssis
MtNNA 70 ate ., itit.l-ul ui,ti ticHn anu for
ctgn ucDt-, h Nc h,d - ycar- 'NI iir ec. uH'l
nuV have Tire lar '-t c-tai i-hiIr. IN t,lv w.fld
,.tct. t.tS atr olra,tird "a itt,' hr-t tons sp'-
rr, iiuttc, r. niut,c ia e >cIrhiI Ec AmeIi 40 II
all lave tiuu- "a. ,'i.ied thini "a th- ecnry
" iii ,hr D.. .lr auN its Il nee "a ite ipntct.
tthtion ir titt. ct the h,ciiIs ui The i,.v ia.
Ut. aid saA"s or iulroOuclIDn 0lc, ta-i >
.h,-.ttd
try pvrsrn Who h = mad u new die vcry OF
invent ,uii. eau -. In, tree Z tiHiL,r Wh,ih-
e. tu'r'it dalif hAply ur ub a.Hti, 10y NsirE-
10 tu' uultr-i Lcd. NCuis't d l. &c tut II iId
B'I. rb Hu tlv IHignt Laws, aNral-. .i..tlr-
N.tk. their cn-i-. and huw P,or.irG. wa
uttf~ ful id4Vutiug HsNerC,. uu iuNrutiuUs
.AG ttss itf Tie ls., err, "a ming tI, i.ts.
MI 90, - iart ROW, Sew 4 III
iranch Dthcc, car. ~ ,Ih Sis Washington,
- &.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

Tug s,de show to the late lcgsla
ture-the investigating committee
uuri ITS report is still attracting
she attention of the State press. and
it is pretty generally eoncede"
TIM, the nct,on at the legislature,
jus, bciorc it, fnal adjournment
wa, aLppi ~ silly as 1t was possihl'
for ,.r al men t. act.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

TIE ryn csrui saI'i o. wunId iilG'-
tr.;ir lH> lrctHfe wiibas. rt'r""' op'
and ,.ituN ~ elias, the sui.iHittY ui
''ie wheeling pisnr's, AMI the -
Itnt mach of the stars. Ihcn he
hal :he hiiuds cIcscd, ani laid an
embargo on ,he >ky-ight, 50 ihal
the h'ucbnoss Dl darkness cnvelop
Ell everything. Sud lcalY through
the gloom tame II whisp"r, which,
liinn:sh lai,t, voiced tho UHircr-ai
lhnugh,: 'Oh. what a cn education
lacl.rt ,his Wpnll he :" The gas
VS. turned up.-[ hcia Culumb'ana
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
sY.rpInsrs OF NaGMS.

sYM?Tofss or WcEMS.
THE coun.cnr..cc is pale and lead
en-co,uicd, with OCCASIONAL l!rsiics,
o. circumscribed spct or one OF both
CHEEKS; the eyas become dull; The
pupils dilatc; an azure scnlicircle
rms along the lower eyc-lid; the
nose IS irritated. sweii5, md sometimes
b.eeds; swelling O! the upper ~
occasional headache, with hummlny
or throbb'ng of Tic cars; an unusual
secretion of saliva slimy or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly
in the morning. appetite. variable.
sometimes voraclcus. wl.h gnlw.ng
sensation Of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; flcc;ing pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and v0n-
hing; voicnt pains throughout the
abdomen bowels irregular. At times
casllvc; stools shiny. not unftcgucnt-
ly tinscd with blood belly sWoll@n
ard hayd urine tug5!l respiration
{. .cas:onally difficult, and accompa-
MED by h,cc0ugh; cough sometimes
dry and -oHvulsivc; uneasy and dis
'u.bcd sleep. WIKI grinding Of the
tcei&; temper variable, but generally
irritable. Sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are foaai 10 cNs,,
Dr. {. S.cLAYE'S NE2N'ruGE
vii certainly eject cure.
II DOS 40: CONTAIN i.ERCuET
in any form; !; is IN inaoccn, prcp1-
ration, H7'cL5I'tcf d1Tiy h.c sl.#.'ssf
iqiNp ID hic NEST hNir iqEiRL
II, gcnu.ac NH. Mc.A>E's YER
IFuGE bears tie signatures It {.
airI.AA3 and ILyNrNd Ji;oS. ca The
wrapper. --;o;---
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29

To Inventors and Msohanios,
pNTE, : aBd huW t'rh-iu i'r:I PauHr
lri ii 20 aye iGrC, u.,uii rrrc., ui -iaul luI
l'c-igst. Ad r's--
tlvNUE sNIfH < Go
Soli,itlir " Plt mir. !, y 81,
A-AiL.l u. U. Z
The Osceola times., 1879-03-29
Redemption Of Lands

= 1ICE / nEItLBl GiNEN H. L. =.
iHlk't tas tri, d'y i,tt'rnF,i the =. = 90 -.
q udihyN o.. II s -, Il srri %" - iit. tii
4. Of Is " : i0d : y "' " = "i -c'ii'"
o. u. iowrsh y Ten, h"f b Ia r., 30 '.-'
to tnr ftN,'- .gur go, l".S, Hid 80 az To-
,nu. .. II .ckW0Il. aid a. u Pa krf tt ~
tGs p.id intu the Suup'y trr1-ay ttr Si.'n "l
80 'G, the ani' uui - in charged AZ 'iust ai'lo
j n. T.. nNE, ClerS
Aarch23, 1879.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20
Zulu Legends.

The Zulus have a few legends, all un- written, but handed down from one generation to another, as nursery stories are told by the mother to the children. Their account of the introduction of death into the world is as follows: They say that when the earth began to be peo- pied, death was not known. The Greek king made condition which was to decide whether or not death should come. He placed lizard and a chameleon side by side to start on lace. If the chame- leon came to the goal first, life was to remain on the earth. But if the lizard came out first, death would enter into the world. The lizard being a swift run ner, and the chameleon a slow walker, the question was soon decided in favor of the lizard, who brought death into the world and all our woe. The reptiles are very common in Natal, but are not wor- shipped by the natives, nor are they looked upon with any superstitious re gard. They have no idea of worship, and, consequently. no idea of sin, except ing that which is committed against s fellow-being. They have the second tabls of law, but not the first. The converted Zulu does not trace his sin so far back a: the lizard, but only to his own heart When he sees anything wonderful per formed by the white man, he exclaims
 sAhalunga Ina blulua ukufa kodma!' "The white man is surpassed by deatl only" Death has come into the world and that cannot be stopped. The grea and important thing is to have our worl done, and be prepared to meet it.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20
VIEWPOINT, CONN., TUfDAY MAY 20, 1879.

I handed her chair as l spoke, and she seated herself, still with her face covered by her veil. I sat beside her. l was nerving myself to speak, and the words were just upon my lips, when the study door was dashed open, and Nellie ran in with little crimson-covered book held at arms length toward us.
 "Oh, uncle am so glad, she said. "Oh, Mrs. Blair why did you not tell me be- fore? I might have known 1t. You are like the picture still, though you are older. Uncle Edward, have you never guessed r
 "Guessed what?' gasped.
 "Oh, take of your bonnet, pull away that ugly veil, do not be ashamed of what you should be proud of." cried Nellie. "See, uncle, here on the title-page of this book IS the name you uttered in this library six | months ago, and she has often told me it was given to her by the only man she ever loved, although she married another who was cruel to her. Oh, if you had not left Ii behind you. Uncle uncle! that is Edith Lee who stands beside you"
 The truth rushed through my mind al once. I turned toward the trembling figure at my side and clasped 1t to my heart, aud with one long kiss plotted ou | the cruel past forever.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20
Two Ways of Looking at Things.

Two boys went to hunt grapes. Che was happy because they found grapes. The other was unhappy because the grapes had seeds in them.
 Two men, being convalescent, were asked how they were One said: am better to-day.' The other said: "I was worse yesterday"
 When it rains one man says: "This will make mud" Another: This will lay the dust"
 Two children looking through colored glasses, one said: "This world is blue.' And the other said: |" It is bright"
 Two boys eating their dinner, one said q would rather have something better than this.n The other said "This is better than nothing"
 A servant thinks mans house is princl' pally kitchen. A guest that 1t is sprincipally parlor.
 q am glad that live" says one man " am sorry that I must die,' says another
 "I am glad,n says one, that 1t is nc worse." q am sorry," says another, :" tha it is no better"
 One man counts everything that he ha a gain. Another counts everything els that he conceives @ loss.
 Or eman spells good repast by thinkin of better repast of another. Another CT 1 joys pc repast by contrasting 1t wit none at all.
 One man s thankful for his blessing Another is morose for his misfortunes.
 One man thinks he is entitled to bette world, and is dissatisfied because he hash got it. Another thinks he is not justly CT titled to any, and is satisfied with this. One man makes up his accounts from h , wants. Another from his assets.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20
The Longest Tunnel in the World.

The Joseph II. mining adit, at Seliem- nitz, Hungary, begun in I7S2 and finished last October, is now the longest tunnel in the world. Its length is l6,53S meters; that of the St. Gothard tunne- being II, ,920, and the Mount Cenis tun- mel E, ,233 meters.
 The object of the adit is the drainage of the important gold and silver mines at Schemnitz It furnishes geological section more than ten miles in length. and gives not only valuable information as to the downward prolongation of the lodes known in the upper levels, but some new ones have been traversed, and the entire series of rocks, with their mu- tual limits as well as modifications and occasional transitions, are disclosed without Interruption
 The entire cost of the tunnel was 4. 59s 900 forins-about $2, 900. GOO. Its height is three meters width one and six tenth meters. By the methods ofworking
 employed during the last three years Il would have taken twcnty-seyen yeaa's to ldo the entire work. s-s 70 s@'
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20
Very.
There is one little word

There is one little word
 That is everywhere heard, On steamboat and railroad and ferry,
 In parlor and hall,
 In opera stall, Vide.icet, sciiicct, "Very."
 You happen to say, "'Tfs n very fine day." M When answers quick Tom, Dick and Jerry Perhaps ii may snow, Or rain, hail or blow; But each one is prompt with his livery" A lady remarks That Miss Julia Sparks Is freckled or brown as n berry, strr Is forward and bold,
 Is fast growing old, When from each lady's lips com s the "very- Without " ii" or " why," Assert or deny, Or ask any sort of query; 'Tis ever the same, For all will proclaim With no one dissenting, Yes, very"
 Yes, this little word
 Can always be heard, Be the theme very sad or right merry;
 It serves for all times,
 All sections and climes, This very convenient word, every"
 -Bostoa TranscTpf-
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20

While man was dashing with all his might and main down Cortlandt street to catch train one day last week, a gamm rushed after him and shouted: !: "Hey, mister, have you got pinP' ss I have" responded the man. coming to a sudden halt and feeling under the lapel of his vest. "Well then," yelled the boy, as he jumped out of the way, you had better fasten your ears to- gether behind your head so as you won't smash any swingin' signs with 'em- " The pedestrian passed on unheedful ol the advice given him. Uncle Sum.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20
CeteMaYo in His Var Gear.

An "OId CoIonist" contributes to an English paper the following description of theIking of the Zulus: His eyes were ex- ceptionally large and brilliant, but lis fore head, though broad for a Caffre, was very receding, while the lower part of his face denoted determined and brutal nature. He was very elaborately dressed. Over his shoulders was fastened leopard skin keeros or cloak, reaching down to the back of his knees; round his loins he wore handsome moochy-that is, band of tiger-cat skins, with deep fringe of strips of the same skin hanging downward His wrists and ankles were decorated with rings of red, white and black beads, and his hair with several ostrich feathers In the slit in his right ear the distinguished mark of the Zulus who are all so cut in the lobe of both ears in infancy) he carried a very ornamental snuff-box, made from a piece of bamboo cane, carved and decorated with beads, and in the slit in his left ear he carried comb The Zulu comb is about six inches long, and is made of bone or ivory. The top of the handle is of the shape of the bowl of a spoon, and with it they measure out snuff The lower part is elaborately carved. The teeth, of which there. are only three, are fully four inches long, and resembles the prongs of a fork. In his right hand Cete wayo carried hunting assegai, and on hi' left arm his shield. The hunting shield Ii much smaller than the war shield, and ii made in this way: A ballock's skin is dried and out of the center piece is cut of th' required size and shape, only one shielt being obtained from one skin. The cente is supported by slips of tough green hide and from top to bottom on the inside stou stick is fixed, by which the shield is held
 and mostly, as was the case with Cetewayo's the top of the stick is surmounted by tn tail of the tiger-cat.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20
Rest.

My feet are wearied, and my hands are tired
 My soul oppressed; And with desre have long desired, X
 Rest-only rest lis hard to toil, when toil is almost vain,
 In barren ways; lis hard to SOW, and never garner grain
 In harvest days: The burden ot my days is hard to bear,
 But God knows best; ' And have prayed = but vain has been I prayer
 For rest-sweet rest. e 'Tis hard to plant in spring, and neser real
 The autumn yield; 'Tis hard to till, and when tis titled to 1kI
 Ger fruitless field. And so cry, weak and hupnan cry
 So hoart-oppressed; sl6e And so I sigh, weak and human sig
 For rest-for rest. My way has wound across the ded
 And cares infest My path; and through the flowih
 pine for rest. Twas always so when still ehildY M
 On mothers breast My wcaried little head; cen thenI lSl
 As now, for rest. And I am restless still; twill soon be o'el
 For, down the west, Life's sun is setting, and I see the shore
 Where I shall rest.
 -Enfhor R,,o,,
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20
TIMELY TOPICS.

Crime often apparently assumes the form of an epidemic. One suicide is almost certain to te followed by an- other. A railroad accident is sure to be the forerunner of an indefinite series, and bank robbery in one city sets all the burglars at work in others. Dr. Hammond says that a man in Paris, having hung himself on certain beam in an out-house, two or three other per sons went successively to the same place and hung themselves in the same manner. until the government finally had the beam removed in order to pre- vent any further imitation of the original suicide. The attempts upon the life of King William, of Germany, were fol lowed by like attempts of assassination on the King of Italy, the King of Spdn and the Car of Russia.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20

There were ,953 persons killed during the past year in the northwest provinces of India and Dude by wild beasts and snakes; and of these, 3,S7l owed their death to snake bites. No less than 10,5I3 head of cattle were also destroyed, mostly by leopards in the vast grazing plains of the Terai Rewards to the ex- tent of 10000 rupees were paid by the government for the destruction of 3,9l0 wild animals. The reward which used to be paid by the government for the de- struction of snakes has been discon- tinued for some years now, out the mor- tality from this source is so alarming that the government of the northwest provinces has addressed all district officers, urging upon them the necessity of inducing the landowners to act fol themselves in the matter of protection against this danger, the remedy fol which is entirely in their own hands.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-20

k again to the world around me, was . 'e more the bachelor uncle, with an old ms hopes and pleasures, and nothing in 1 world to make sad or anxious. Oh, ae! time! how wondrously you alter us pr mortals in 6 few short years. Ipatted lllie on the head, and resumed my maga- le-ringing for candles, that I might see tterbut, every now and then, could see pse blue eyes lifted from the tiny cap on hich she was at work, and turned upon k face, like those of wondering child ,S Nellie, In the full sweetness of her own Rd loye-dream, could not imagine how y one could part from love forever, and III exist. And I prayed silently, as I ktcheS her, that her young heart might (ysr know the grief mine had experienced. Xe pever spoke of this old story of mine Nellie was fearful of grieving me, lesides, many thoughts and hopes
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