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ARIosA FREE.-You will get sample of Ar
buckles ungroupd roasted ArioSa coffee free if
you call Immediately on your grocer e64
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LIST OF PATENTS granted TO the residents OF
Maryland, Virginia and the District of Column
bia for the week ending February 25, 1879. and
each bearing that date:-Stephen s Manu- Bal
timore, Md, lamp burners; James NJ Mason.
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grove, Liberty, Va, planters; Shomas Shauks
Baltimore, Md. sewing machines; Ell ii. Jan
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Tatum and Richard c. Harvey, DanviIle Va,
feed cutters. ReiSSueS-Edward VI. Greenway,
lr., Baltimore, Md, air filters; Charles Reese,
Baltimore, Nd, boxes.
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AN OPINION or GEN. EARL OF VIRGINIA-In
reply 10 an inquiry suggested by 4 newspaper
article, Gen. i. A. Early. OF Virginia, whose rep
ptation as a legal dl5putant is second only to
his military record, saws: Il know that b. the
terms OF its charter, The Louisiana STATE Lottery
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Once-Corner Of 9th and streets northwest
over Wm; R, Riley's Dry Goods Store.
Lady Physician in attendance in the Ladies' De
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WHY HAS A WHITE ROSE On a golden lyre
been adopted as trademark by J. Is F ktEin-
son? Because their toilet preparations have
become SO popular that they are extensively
counterfeited. rrs
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OUR PRICES WILL TEIr

II II
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J03 Bridge street.
ATWOOD 36inch Cashmeres 6n 75c and al
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IS CHURCH Nov ABLE PRoPERTY?-Thp Abys-
sinia ColOTed Baptist church has entered suit
in equity against the Freedman'S Saving and
Trust co. for ali Injunction. Nc. They set forth
that they bought frame building in March
1913. situated on the corner OF 9th and : streets
and in the following June moved il to the cor
ner OF Vermont avenue and street, to ground
which they leased from the Lincoln Co-ooera-
tive Building and Deposit Association, not
knowing that any lien existed on It. a tru3-
tees sale for an tncUnbrance OF 1880 was SUBJ
SequentIy made. and the FTeedmen'S COMPANY
became the purchasers. The congregation
claim that the Church being movable was not
sold with the lot, and that the are entitled to
remove it,
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pENSON'S CAPCINE
RENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLAS
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external remedies including lniments and the So.
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promptly powerfully, and effectively than any sim.
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RUY THE MYSTERY" or the ',OONFORT~
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open front, IL only 80 cts
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ton guaranteed, for S2.25. at AlFGINNISs,
tebS-ly 1902 n sfrssf >s.sp,
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ARIosA FREE.-You will get sample Of Ar.
buckles unground roasted Ariosa coffee free ff
you call Immediately on your grocer. a64
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

From the Detroit Free Press
Simply because the man whe stands be-
hind the bar OF certain saloon in Detroit
Is a pleasant faced, smiling old man, Ger.
tain parties came to the conclusion that
there was no fight in him. They there
fore cooked up a plan on his fears and
made nm "set 'em up for the crowd
Three red.nosed men called upon the
old man in the body, and business was
opened by one of them saying. "When
was here last night you handed me a glass
of beer with ny in it. No gentleman
would do that. You meant that as an in
suit, and now demand satisfaction. You
must meet me on the field of honor. I"
"Ish dot possible? Vat field ish dot2"
exclaimed the astonished bar tender
you must 90 out with me and fight a
duel. ." Good gracious Ish dot true!" :"
"Ycs, it is. I'll 90 out and leave my two
friends to settle the details with you.
must either have blood or an ample apol-
ogy." When the billegerent had retired
one of the others said: "See here, old
man. I'm afraid you've got yourself into
bad box. That chap is a sure shot and
he'll surely wing you" "How will he
nut some Wings on me?' innocently in
quwcd the beer jerker. "Now listen.
You insulted him." "Yaw." "IIe de-
mands the satisfaction OF gentleman.
"Iaw." "You must fight a duel with
him or apologize and set up the beer"
"Vat ish a duel2" "Why; you will go
outside the city and pace OF ten PAGES and
shoot at each other. Now, then, will you
do that or set up the beer and beg his
pardon2" "Vhell, dells you" replied
the old man, as he lifted a big navy re-
volver into sight. ''If sets up der beer
| loses fifteen cents; if | go oudt and
fight some duels kills HIM stone det. "
"And you'll fght?" "Yaw, vhill--it is
cheaper!" Don't you know, said the
man, after Il blank silence, that you'll
have to fight all three of us2" "Yaw, |
spose vhill | shall fight nit you two
now and dakc der odder one tomorrow"
He thercupon changed his pistol for a
club, danced around the bar, and the way
he rushed 'em out was painful to see,
The belligcrent was waiting on the cor
ner and as the pair came dusting out he
called: "Did he set 'em upP" "Set 'em
up" shrieked one of the limpers, as he
came to halt. SIS knocking man over
two beer kegs and table setting 'em
unpn
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25
.6NER'S BILL,

nv nv "O' sc banking and currency COM
,l'''' :. has intructcd Chairman Buckncr
report his bill requiring the reserves of
national banks to be kept in gold and sll.
yer coin. As the banks favor the retire
ment or domonetizltion of the greenbacks
which would force them to employ coin,
instead Of grcenback reserves, there
should be little or no opposition to the
Duclner bill. But from the fact that
coin is not in general circulation, the re-
leasing of a9O,0O0,0OO of grcenbacks now
tel Up as bank reserves, would increase
the volume of active currency that much,
and in view of this, the gold bears might
object, as such an increase OF available
currency would have n tendency to give
the business boom new impetus and de-
preciate the value of coupons in the
ratio that it increased the value of hog
and corn.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25
Ouray : HOrse-RaCe.

From the Denver Tribune.
Five years ago, when the Utcs and
Navaloes were not warning with each 9th
or or onnlovnd in invcstigot;rg tbo firm
.,;n. III, ~, M IL @ ''
a ,,vso ,h"i Tton mi''ii, iho, tny WHY WHY ," Sco
E"s ",."J,.ru' inty u.'"lIu iLitli''el,rs u
iu' ~, ao'i's, me'''uS olnlHgls' pvi.lest
.h uhu t lIylr flu'WS even upon thg results Oh OF
Lnc a ContcS'? n No%' i Hi1'vuEn TE lnefG 1 N no
I'V,sc,,SH , ,I, ] III Wv Wg,rW % ',iT, IGm 'Vnc 4
J uu punl VI J'i'.nu WHY" ,;i' nii'''o" lTIisn u
Hna ~, auSEeu iiloui..",n u"s,s w noiILn u.i
ouv M ~ ~, tGilS Jo".ieSo ,,'oi "uu '"Sy
S.u i'uO ,"ov .ttitne.s III .''e, ounu' 90
icwesel G llE'tIiSing .lc VutlIeIstoh m I2. was,
tIiGs d Woen Ia uaiIy IavtS 'tt YES were mede
oolisGu 70 ucInoWleuge n ti'ai ~ tiiSrr' W liotSes
@ Mrtc ,ntg,,V, M u 10 tose % , VI ,ne Ma,JTeSi u
m' uut' u! t"r tIillg my weIr CoiiNlllGeu VI
1I.s m Nv, !uc wliQle , vIioe WtIe ounHluPt;
ne Nuyalo's Eethtlc1 up vleil SPol'S ri ahl
uepI''tu t 70 lhe'r tgh'S' Mhlie lhe ute'
went 10 OHray WIN tneir ll'e oI Woe;
Sapen9fo, oh9Vlho' ana Ooloe were az
GeaVy losGIS, out, Us tue couhcli wlliGh
Ouray calleu' coulu Suggest no plaI 10
retrieve theIr losses except 70 loliow the
victorious Naya1oes' ana oy force deprive
them OF thGlr oooty' 10 TINS proposition
ouray would not assent; saying that sucn
deed would STAN the name OF tnelr
tribe, and dismissed the council telling
the Utes TO challenge the Navaloes TO an,
other series OF races two months from That
time, !SI4, and he would attend to the
rest, Through IL, +, Bond, tire agent,
Ouray having raised 81, ,50O by the sale OF
some OF nus stock, sent to st. Louis and
purchased a Mam6lmo racer, a bay, and
had him sent to his house. At tue explra-
ton OF the months the Navaloes came
down, bringing with them their best
racer, one who had won eight races in the
former contests and called Wachlta by
the Nayaloes. Ouray caused 1t to be CIV
en- out that he had brought poney from
Utah to contest the races, and the
Navajoes were on the tiptoe OF expee'
taton as he was broughtforth When the
blankets with which he was covered from
head to FOOT were removed, and painted
all over to present the appearance OF a
halt-starved pony, the bay appeared, a
shout OF derlslon rent the air from the
throats OF the Navoloess, and they began
to bet odds three blankets against one,
and the like) against his winning. The
Utes said nothing, but, instructed by
Curry, tool every bet that was offered,
even it they risked their last blanket
The course used by them was about three
miles long, a level mesa. Watchita was
ridden by his owner, and the bay by the
son Of Sapavaharo. The word was given,
and the horses started amid an anticipat-
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

AA'Ai t'aC i'''i'I1A Aahh''f
He was short, thick.set man, with
dyspeptic side whiskers. His gait was
about as lively as that of a sick car horse,
and his hat was covered with grass spots.
He ramblcd slowly into the editorial
rooms OF the Sand Flat Snakefang, took a
seat, and said, 81 just dropped in, Mr..
Editor, to see if"
81 am very busy at present, call in to-
morrow, replied the editor.
" Never put oft till tomorrow what
can be done to-day, Is an old time motto,
which | always wear in my hat. Would
you like to look inside of my hatP'
81 haven't time to talk to you, sir. said
the editor again.
'IOu shouldn't ir 30 rush. Now, YOU
don't know who | am. may be the
you of your nomination for Congress, or |
may be shabby old miscr who has Sc
iectc, you as MS herr to large estate"
"WilI you leave, sir?"
"You needn't get mad in that style. |
didn't come here to tell You that have
long been reader ofyOnr valuable paper
Or"
"Who are you, any how asked the ed
itor, Jumping to his feet,
"Wcll, I'll tell you who am. I'm the
eyolvcroi Il patent pill, and have been
having verses written on 1t which am
going to insert in the papers at advertis.
ing rates, The verses are mostly of bu-
collie turn; for instance:
"If you would feel as lively as
Junes sun kissed daifodils,
BE not an hour without a box
Of j. Magutfn's pills
Here is another;
Thou who li'r serenely huggest
II thou bnrdcned are with ills,
Purchase j. Maguiln's pills,
For sale by every druggist.
"Now, then, I've got one more; this
is regular old corperplated pastoral;
"If you'd be as gay as the dcwy phlox,
Which the garden with perfume fills,
Opurchase J. Miguflin's pills,
They're twenty-five cents n box"
"Vew NICE" said tho editor, in tones
which showed thai nr was conscious Of the
fact that he had made sad error, and that
he might get the verses to publish in his
paper.
"Yes, know, but they are too nice for
the SndkcfdHg. was going to give
about $4,000 per year, but now | won't.
You are not polite enough. only adver.
tise with polite men. I'll go and have
these verses painted on the fences that's
what III do. Fence space costs nothing
and he made a majestic exit.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

Brom the Philadelphia Times.
Home religion should be as natural and
spontaneous as the singing of birds OF
the perfume of flowers. A forced and
studied manifestation OF it is alike OPP
pressive and useless. Cant is as out OF
place as hypocricy in the pulpit. 1t must
be, to be Of value, the outnowing of hearts
full of genuine kindness and sincerity,
The parents who would have their homes
relgiously attractive must begin with
themselves. What they are their homes
will be pretty sure to be. Impatient
fathers and fretful mothers will not have
patient aud gentle children. Parents
whose religious life is cold and formal
will not, so far as their influence goes,
lead their children to desire an expert
mental knowledge OF Christ. In a word,
so much of the happiness of the home and
the influence it will exert upon the future
of the children who growup in it, depends
upon the kind Of religious atmosphere
which pervades it, that 1t seems to us no
more important subject can engage the
thoughts of Christian parents than how to
make home religion lovely and winsome
in the eyes of their little ones. Bl ssed is
the home in which love to Christ binds
father, mother and children in closer
bond than merely human affection!
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

"Francis Joseph" says Truth, "has
shown himself a generous cousin to
Alfonso's bride. He gave her out Of
his own private fortune a dowry of 1,000,-
900 thalers, and sent her away in greater
state than was observed at the departure
of his only daughter when she married.
The trousseau filled the railway vans.
Underclothing was on the score Of twelve
dozen dozens. Outfit and wedding pres.
ents we're exhibited at the palace of the
brides uncle. The twelve robes which
Alfonso pays for, am informed by a fair
correspondent, are STACEY and overladen
with metallic embroidery, The taste in
which they were conceived-Mme. De
Sosto's--is Empire, and the style ba
costume, and unsuited to an extremely
slight young girl"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25
lofstg
A LESSON IN MYTHOLOGY,

read to her, one summer day,
little mythologic story
About the maid who laughed at love,
And ran race for love and glory.
| closed the book. She raised her eyes,
And hushed the song she had been humming
Glancing cross the shady lawn,
l saw my wealthy rival coming.
These ancient tales" gravely said,
with meaning wise are often laden
And Atalanta well may stand
As type Of many modern maiden.
Minus, of course, the classic sandal,
But with no less of nimble grace,
How many dainty slippercd feet
Are running now that selfsamc race"
And when Hippomenes casts down
His golden apples, is there ever
A chance for love to reach the gosl;"
With saucy smile, she answered, "Nevcr.'
| rose to go-she took my hand
20 FGtcl yOu ne'er that clasp can scver,)
And, Stay she said with sudden blush,
You trow that meant-hdrd'y ever"
-Eii:a Z. Hal, in ScriJHCr.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25
TRANSPORTED.

Almost afraid they led her in;
"a dwarf more pitcuus none could find
Withcrcd IA some weird leaf and thin,
The woman was-and wan and blind.
Into his mirror with smile
Not vain to be 80 fair, but glad
The S0uth-bOrn painter looked the while
With eyes than Christ's alone less sad.
Mother of God" in pale surprise
He whispered, What am to paintI"
A voice that sounded from'the skics,
Said to him; Raphael, a saint"
She sat before him in the sun;
He scarce could look Mt her, and she
Was still and silent. ut is DONE"
He said. "Oh, call the world to see"
All, that was she in vcriest truth
TrGnscendent face and haloed hair;
The beauty of divinest youth,
Diyinely beautiful, was there.
Herself into her picture passed.
Herself and not her poor disguise
Made up Of time and dust. At last
One saw her with the Masters eyes,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

a small and rather portly parsonage, plain
in her attire, rose with great dignity, and
looking around the circle with a compla-
cent smile, observed: "The General al
ways retires at nine, and ! usually pre-
cede him." At this hint the ladies in
stantly rose, adjusted their dresses, made
their salutatons and retired, striking
contrast to the hour for dissolving fashion
able gatherings at the present day.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

There is great deal of difference be
tween modesty and bashfulness. The lat
ter Is terror of being approached by
strangers or confronted with an unaccus
toned fact Or position. 1t proceeds from
egotism, for if we were not fancying our
selves observed by others and fearful o
their criticisms, we should simply appear
at ease, and do what we were required t.
do as matter of course, and, SO doing
would appear well. Modesty is neveI
selt-asSertive, 1t doubts itself, but il
never afraid to express its willingness t
attempt what is asked, and when we ar.
successful modesty keeps us from henstinl
or supercilious assertion,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25
At Sea In the Clouds.

A young Boston woman who is visiting
friends in Chicago, hearing some conver'
sation on literary matters, in which allu'
sion was made to the Flying Dutchman
and other phantom vessels, asked if any
of them had read Burns fine poem on the
subject. Burns poem?" echoed one oi
the company; 81 never knew that Burns
had written poem about phantom ships
"There is hardly school girl in Boston, II
said the young woman from the Hub, Sc
verely, "that does not know that he was
the author of the "Brigs Of Ayr" And
with much dignity she retired to pursue
Mr.. Joseph Cooks fascinating work on
THE cosmogony Of Thecdclitio ert
eulisnii M
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

From the Chicago Express.
The best proof yet that Grecnbacklsm
is not dead, nor the mission Of the party
fulfilled is the opposition which the fnan.
cial recommendation Of the president
and secretary Of the treasury meet from
Republican members Of congress. This
opposition does not arse from any con.
Alctlng opinions between the executive
and the Republican members of the legis.
lativc branch of the government, but
solely on the grounds Of policy. The
members are fresh from the people. They
know how the public pulse beats on the
financial question. A presidential cam.
paign is coming off soon. They know II
the Republican party commits itself to
the financial measures OF the admmistra.
ton this winter, that it would be over
whelmingly defeated next fall. They
know that nine-tenths OF the people Hre
Greenbackers at heart. With the prcsi-
dent and secretary Of the treasury it is
different. For years their association has
been with bankers and bullionlsts. They
have wrought themselves up to the be.
lief that their financial views are
popular with the people and that the Re-
publican victories OF last fall wcro proof
of it. In this they are deceived. 1t was
Democratic folly and not Republican wis,
dom that effected the results of last fall
Had the Democrats let alone their south,
ern political aap-doolle and forced the
Republicans to an issue on their financial
record and policy, the result would have
been different, probably reversed. The
president is surprised at the opposition oI
his household, and he backs water and
says he does not earnestly desire congress
to legislate in accordance with his recon-
mendations "if it be that u majority oI
his party considers Fthat such Legislation
at this session, would be unwise or impol
itic." They propose to keep their claws
muffled and their teeth concealed unit
the game is in the net, and then spring
it. 1t shows they fear the ghost of tht
Rag Baby, if not its corpse, and while
such fear is upon them, if the opposition
is wise it will force them upon its rec
ord
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

All the fairs give tho first premiums ard
special awards of great merit 10 Hop Bittcfs
as the purest and best family medicine, and
we most heartily approve Of the awards 70. We
know they deserve IL They are now on ex.
hibitIon at the State Fairs, and vc advise al
! 70 tsst them, Sec another coiumrl
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

Marie Christine has begun the study Of
the Spanish language, When Alfonso
speaks 70 her she means to know how 10
talk back,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

SENATOR BAYARD and Secretary Sher-
man ARE candidates Tor the presidency.
They both desire 10 secure the good will,
confidence sil support of the people, SO
they adroity attempt to straddle the issue
by proposing to the former to deprive the
greenbacks OF their legal tender qualities
and to the later, to retain them in circu-
lation. The result will probably be the
same which berell the old man travelling
with his son and ass, they will please
nett er, and lose the presidency in the
bargain.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-12-25

LGT every one bear IN mind this broad
distinction between the case Of the SOL
aiers and Of the citizens who received
grcenbacks from the governmcnt-that
the citizen wa free to accept the green
back or terrject it, while it was forced up
on the soldier