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The Chancellor and His Dog.

"My dog! Where is nay dogP" were
Prince Bismarck's first words on alight-
ing on the platform of Westbahn rail-
way station recently; and, sure
enough, there he was, the sleek quad
ruped who SO seriously imperiled the
precious existence of Prince Gortscha-
koff during the Congress. With a
bound Sultan, who had travelled Sec
ond-class. was at his masters side. COW
ering him with boisterous manifesto
tions of canine affection, and not tax
ing the slightest notice of Count An
drassy and Prince Reuss, who kept q
respectful distance until Sultan had
satisfied himself that the Prince was
none the worse for his journey. The
meeting between Count Andrassy and
his illustrious guest was a cordial one,
and arm-i arm they walked to the
court carriage, a private brougham of
the Emperor's, that was waiting to
take Prince Bismarck to the hotel where
he was staying.
Hardly were the two statesmen seat
ed and ready to start ere down went
the window on the near side, and a
stentorian voice cried out: "Mein hund!
Wo ist mein hund" If anything had
befallen that blessed dog while Prince
Bismarck's 8 attention was momentarily
turned in another direction, it is my
firm belief that it would have been all
up with the Austro-German alliance,
and the incensed Chancellor would
have taken the train back to Berlin.
Sultan is, however, an experienced
traveller, and has very good notion
of how to take care of himself. In q
twinkling he was at the carriage door,
and assisted by two court hunkies, he
sedately took his seat on the rug at the
feet of the two gentlemen inside. Judge
of the stupefaction of the crowd assem-
bled outside the Hotel Imperial on see
ing the four-legged occupant of the
court brougham leap out with a bark,
and, contrary to all etiquette, greet the
nearest by standers in a most unpleas-
antly demonstrative style. L never saw
such a ridiculous sight in my life.
People fed in all directions, for Sultan
has bad reputation. He nearly upset
the Congress by an unjustifiable at
tack upon the Russian Plenipotentiary.
and since then he has manned one of
the Berlin foreign-office officials for
life, because he sat down on the chair
usually occupied by Prince Bismarck.
The worst of it is that he is not the gen.
uine historical favorite of the Chancel-
lor, but only a spurious imitation.
Sultan-the original Sultan-I learn,
was poisoned a couple of years ago,
and nothing can shake Prince Bis
marck's conviction that it was two So
cial Democrats who did it. This is no
banter of mine, but a well-authentica-
ted fact, known to every Berliner. 1t
is, doubtless TO preserve Sultan the sec
ond from a similar fate that six Berlin
detectives arrived last night, and, to-
gether with the police of Vienna, have
taken unwonted measures of precau-
ton in the neighborhood of the Hotel
Imperial. They were certainly not
wanted for the safety of Prince Bis
marck, who runs no risk whatever
London Telegraph.
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Threatened Scarcity Of Timber.

Notwithstanding the increasing SUBJ
stitution of iron for timber in construc-
ton, the increasing use of coal and the
introduction of mineral oil for fuel. the
forests of the world are being rapidly
diminished. Much of it from sheer
wastefulness; and this is especially true
in new countries. In the United States
10000, ,0OQpeoplearel living in perishable
wooden buildings, and immense guam
titles of the best timber is destroyed in
the process of bringing the forests of
the west under cultivation. Unfortu-
nately. too, the most valuable and
slowest growing species affect the soils
best fitted for grain, and the pioneer
never thinks of saving portions of tim
Der on his allotment, or of replanting
The result is, that in North America,
which, when first settled, was clothed
in greenwood from sea to sea, a note of
warning has for some time been raised
against the indiscriminate destruction
of timber, and planting in some of the
States has been encouraged BY pecu-
MARY inducements. The splendid pine
forests of Nevada, the monarchs of
which take centuries to mature, and
which exercise such an influence on
the climate that without them the coun-
try would probably become barren
desert, are in danger of being utterly
destroyed by the short sighted selfish.
ness of the inhabitants of the territory.
The effect of this Wholesale destruction
is becoming apparent in the recurrence
of periods of successive drouth, and the
drying up of lakes and streams.
In the old world the future of the
Russian possessions in the Caucasus is
menaced by the unsparing, and the Off
cial journal asserts, in many instances,
senseless destruction of trees. In
Daghestan, owing to the cutting down
of the timber on the mountains to fur.
nish fuel for the Caspian steamers, the
contiguous valleys formerly richly fer
tile, have become arid .gulleys; and
other parts of Asia, such as the valley
of the Oxus, formerly seats of large
populations, are now barren deserts
from the same cause. In Australia,
from its physical peculiarities still more
liable to drouth than North America OF
Central Asia, the effects of the destruc.
ton of its timber, have been more rap,
idly and more distinctly manifested,
and the colonists appear to be seriously
alarmed as to the consequences. They
are calling for restrictive measures, and
others of a reproductive character are
already in operation. The rainfall of g
treeless region, even when it reaches
an average limit, is, always fitful, and
the rivers rise rapidly and flood the
surrounding country, as has been the
case in the South of France. In South
Australia, the clearance now rapidly
proceeding must. if not checked. result
in an ever-increasing aridity of climate
and ever diminishing fertility of soil
a scorching, arid summer, and an in
tensely cold and dry winter, with no in
tervening spring. London Iron. 4
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HOLLOWlYS ointment,

Possessed of this REMEDY, every man may
be his own Doctor. 1t may be rubbed into
the system, so - to reach any internal COM
plant; by this means 1t cures Sores or VI
GERS in the THROAT, STOMACH, LIVER.
SPINE. or other parts. It is an infalliblc
Remedy for BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS.
Contracted or Stiff Joints, GOUT, RlIEUM
ATISM, and all Skin Diseases.
iNPoRrANr CAuTIoN.-None are genuine
unless the signature of J. HAYDocK, a.
ayru, trr the United States, surrounds each
box ~ Pills and Ointment. Boxes 25 cents.
d, cents, aud 81 each
There i, considerable saving by tax ing the
larger s:zrs - 1910 =
Ho11owAr = 90, Asv yeeh.
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Mantlepiece Decorations.

New fashions in mantlepiece decora-
tions are springing up every day.
Those who can afford to go to an artis-
tic uphOlsterer for their chimney-picce
adornments, in the shape of "over-
mantels," may be well-nigh bewildered
by the fascinating combinations of vel
vet and carved wood (the latter either
ebonized or stained and polished a
deep, lustrous olive, or painted delicate
cream, or green, or pink, or left to its
own tone of brown,) with decorated
and painted panels and tiles, and
gilt leather. All, however, have not
purses long enough to allow them to
indulge in such charming extravagan-
ces, and it is to these the following sug-
gestions are made. If you have wood
overmantel,, it should match the
woodwork of the room.- "A triple shelf
of velvet, with supports and background
of the same material, is very pretty
and not an expensive decoration over q
drawing-room or boudoir mantlepiece;
the upper shelf should be narrower than
the lower, and they may be decked with
any lace or Persian, Japanese, or In
dian embroidery. The velvet should
harmonic with the predominant tint
of the room, but must not be Of too
light or bright a shade,-deep olive
claret or dark peacock are the most ef-
fective. 1t should be remembered that
the purposes of these shelves is to hold
ornaments, and that they require a
most alarming amount of brio a. brac,
SO II you have not enough china to fill
them well it will be better for you to
eschew them altogether, and turn your
decorative mind in another direction.
Another pretty idea, especially suita-
BILE to a boudoir, is continuation of
the mantel-board in the form of a vel
vet screen of any shape you like against
the wall above; this not only makes a
good background for the ornaments on
the mantel-piece, but is in. itself a fine
field for decoration, as odds and ends
of all kinds look we'll on it. 1t is 8
good plan to have in the middle of the
screen small painting, or a Dresden
or Venetian mirror. This forms a cen
ter, and around it you may hang al
manner of things-Indian jewelry, pho
tographs, Japanese screens, quaint fans
china plates and plaques, odd foreign
heads, carved ivories, old daggers; il
fact, all the thousand-and-one knick.
knacks woman's soul delights in
These will all look well if properly. ar
| TduStU, 50 tudt u CcTtdlu udT TiuOHy Sudl
obtain among the heterogeneous collec
tion, and each article shall depend fol-
part of its effects upon another. If yor
are fortunate enough to possess small
prints, family miniatures, or even goot
water-color sketches, they will .-lool
charming sunk in such a velvet screen
Lookingglass is rather out of fashion
just now as a wall decoration. and thi!
is the natural reaction from the tim.
when many drawing rooms had some
what the aspect of French cafes from
the huge sheets of mirrors that, ineG
the walls. There was an abuse of look
! ing-glass at that time, and we are suf
] fering from the natural consequence
of it; but it should be remembered tha
glass is of great value as answering
in room, as Mrs. Gaskeu says, thu
purpose of water in landscape,-Bos
ton Herald.
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!Thsother day in place of the recipe,i
one Of the papers published the follow
ing notice." sincerely trust that
our readers will forgive us. Yesterday
in giving a recipe for the chilblains we
Inadvertently stated that the remedy
was to be taken internally. 1t is. on
the contrary, for external use. We
hope that Providence has restrained the
hands of our beloved, subscribers, for
every. one who drank of this compound
is dead by this time. We present. in
advance our coincidence to the bereaved
families. ."-Bostos Courier.
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Con.umnsIon Cured.

An old physician, retired, from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of q simple
manent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh,f Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. .Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering,
this recipe, in German, French, or English,
with full directions for preparing and us
ing. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, Nv. w. SHRRAR,
149 PoOers' Block, Eoclester, N Il, e.,
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1Holl0Way's Pills

Exercise yo1f t11gD0f-An newer and better phi.
iosophy.-ro pan Gown all absurd and antiquatet
notions OF diseass - N eurea and 70 ESTABLISH
rational systsm On ~ rufns has been Dr. Holloway
en- lesvor thrsosh ufs. Hsaes the origin Of his ce
brated Plh and OfnfmsnS-femsdies IN keepIu.
with common sense. because suhservfent to nature
her than variance with her laws. like thos.
Eel;rsl use. To the stomach We trace dyspep IL.
he sdaehe and general debility; % the liver. bile,
jsrndice, and yeIlov fewer; 70 TIE bowels, diar
rIe,rs. dysentszy, constipation. plea and nstula
he lungA cunsunpeton. etc. to the blood, scrof
fula. scurvy. and Al oonfansous erupuens. By
keeping Organs and vital duids pure and healthy
my safeiy dsfy the sesscks of disease, ant
aieine yes prepared for this purpose equa
the action Of these Pls and Ointment, they dive
10 the scat OF disorder. and exttrpastng fts
destroy Its eject Ef-
IMPORTANT CAufioH. None are genuine unless
the signature Of J. HAYDoK agent for the United
States, surrounds each box Of Pills and Ointment.
Box 5 at Is cents "a cents, and q each
Ther, Is considerable saving By taking the larger
sizes HOLLOWAY q Co., New York
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"NEvER leave what you undertake
until you can reach your arms around
it and clench your hands on the other
side," says a recently published book
for young men. Very good advice"
remarks the Cincinnati Gazette, but
asking with no little perturbation,
what if she screamsp'' vr's,.. 1-0 -
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Leg of Mutton Boiled.-Should be
first soaked for an hour and a half in
salt and water. care being taken that
the water be not too salt, then wiped
and boiled in Toured cloth; the time
necessary for boiling will depend upon
the weight; two hours or two hours and
q half should be about the time.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-10-30

DIR. PIERoE's EXTRACT OF SMART-WKED
is compound fluid extract Of smart-weed, OF
water-pepper, Jamaica Ginger and other in
gradients known to be efficacious in curing
cholfc, dfarrhGa, dysentery, blood-fux, and
kindred affections. 1t also breaks up colds,
fevers and infammatory attacks Sold BY
druggists,
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Selling On ITS own Merit. Hs
EvART. Mich, September. 1s79.
HeGGrS. WHEELOCK. FINLAY & CO..

Mesrs wHEELOCK, FTNIAY 6 Co,
-z. j. New Orleans, La.
wilhoft's Fever and Ague Tonic this season
without any advertising matter whatever,
would like to have you send me some of youi
counter circulars.
had one returned. Yours respectfully. IA
= JAMES n. VoLLER, Druggist.
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5-' I'm engaged for this Set" said
the hen to the rooster as she went cluck-
ing away.-Bufalo Sunday Times.
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THE STERLING BAKING POWDER, made by
Smith & Curtiss, Cleveland, Ohio, is the
cheapest, because, being pure, less Is re-
quired. Ask your grocer. -.
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Rest Medicine Ever ,,, lIsed.

MMvnL1 Stark County. Ohio, April 80, 1879.
nlssS, eyr.R With yeg benenci,I results. and % can
b remarkable blood purifier. and should be used b.
Al suneItng With any disease arising from an impure
Uf1fo q the blood. t K n WILCOX.
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The Board of Education--The
schoolmaster' shingle.
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DIR. e. O. BENTON'S
ELECTRO DYNAMIC
kERV TONIC,

The greatest discovery In the annals Of Medical Scenca
Contus narcotics alcohol aud Is than sub
stituts for opium morphine or hydrate chioral for
Nervous Prostraion aud is specific for ali forms Of
those who have used il for Hypo." Mysteries, Nerv
and Sick headache, NEURALGIA Loss Of Sleep. Fits
Melancholy aad Great Distress of Mind, and pronounce
II Me only true remedy for all erroHs disedsee Ono
says II saved my life after having been given up BY
the doctors Another 1T cured me Of Extreme Nsry;
the morphine habit taken for neuralgia used eight
bottles and am freed from both" Nothing like for
old people The best and safest substitute for soothing
syrup In tho world as IL contains opium W. l. Mutt
Baggage Master Union Depot says: IL tcfN cure any
cured l.. ~ WI ~ l'-f a. HFf 70
All hrsclass Druggists keep IL Don't be put of toifh
dnyhiRD else Bent0ns Nerve Tonic s9rhaf you ,ct,,t
Price slOo Sent prepaid To address receipt Of
Address all orders TO t-
ELECTRO MAGNETIC MEDICINE CO.,
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ELECTRO MAGNETIC MEDICINE CO.,
10 RRuk st, erfey yeland. q
E0T,D WATCHES GIVEN AWAY

$500. 900 worth Of solid Gold and Silver WatcheA
6lverWaIe. Pianos, Organs, Sewing MachineA French
Musical Alarm Clocks and 5ewery besides an Immense
favor which every man boy or g can easily DO
to be given away fully described and illustrated
p ensrnyngs hc IN % IpSx Ss,d Sas .n ne g
o any In the United States and Canada Address
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For Heart Disease.

vnToN, Galiia County. Ohio.
Dear Sfr-I was af1icted with Heart Disease for q
number 6 yeaTA and At times felt It severity; tried
many remedies all Of which proved worthless exceps
AL TO cJ who are suffering from diseases Of similar
0ASur4
: 8fE- RE GLENN,
PFinelpal q Rssne oshssA
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HJahlv Recommends II.

---.--s 61NBCAvnLK, 0u6Enseg COUNT, Ohio
Dear Str-Ycur exce!lent Indian BLOOD syrup
hAD done moro good than my dollars worth of ofher
medicine II has also relieved MA Fred, who had
ooon atlinG fW some time. -st MARY C. ROPHAH.
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PAINTING IMPORTANT.

INaERsoLLs READY-MIXED RUBBER PAINT
The and cheapest In this country. Any hrstclask
dealer any have the exclusive sale upon
plication Ali who intend to paint have mailed free
our book, EVERYONE THEIR OWN PAINTER"
Address. ING GERSOLL PAINT WORKS,
101 South street. Eesc York.
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An Excellent Family Remedy.

AAHoNINe Portage County. Ohio April II, 1874
Dear SfrIThis is to certify that I have used your
Indian Blood Dyrup In my family for the paa
I yeara and have never know 1t to fall In giving the
desired relief have cured the ague with Il when m
other medicines had failed can confidentiy rocou-
mend II - an infallible family remedy
CA JACKSON
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Sura cure for Dyspepsi

har s y to cey S ibsa Sa'G have used ge
Indian Blood syrup for Dyspepsia and In
digestion and have never found any medicine TO give
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume
s1vxN AND NINE YEaRs AMONG TM ooMANcHS An
simple statement Of tho horrible facts connected
with the sad massacre Of helpless family, and The
captivity, tortures and ultimate Of its tWO
surviving members For sale by our agents gen
orally. Price. f1.0Q
The incidenfs Of the massacre, briefly narrated sxU
distributed by agents. HR1I Of charge
Mr.. Eastman being almost constantly Ae the Wes4
ngaged In gathering and curing the materials Of which
the medicine h composed, the solo business manage
been called. and Is known - "
Or. CLARK Johnson's
INDIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
Price Of Large Bottles $1.00
Price Of small Bottles so
Read tho voluntary testimonials Of persons who hays
been cured BY the use Of Dr. CLARK Johns0ns Indian
Blood Syrup In your own vicinity. -E -- 20
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IfRADEHAkx-J ]. = =
The Best Remedy Known TO Man

The Best Remedy Known to man
u.x< .o,r.o, n.v,no ..,resated faimself with llA
Edwin Eastman; an escaped capove, long sinW II
Wakametkia the medicine man Of tne s ~
wonderful remedyof that utbeL
The experience Of Mr.. Eastman Do1nH 0lnuaI ~ ~
of Mrs Chas. Jones and son, OF WAshingto1 CS9n2.
Iowa an account Of whose suherings wore tnfIaS M
narrsted the Neso York Herald Of Doc 1btn, l6J9s
the facts Of which are 90 widely nSMn end % ns:2
perepces will be given hero They ara howevera gQ1e
lfshed In q neat volume Of 800 pages, entitled Sev
Of which ment,on win be made hsreafter sumce y =
was compelled to gather the roota guIna. osI1 nen
berries Of which WAkAmetdny modlcan0 ~
terals successful Introduction Of the modlc2
10 the world: the public thaS tho rem9oy
the same now g Wh0 Wakametkla comDoued MN u
make
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An Excellent Medicine.

SfRINaIIKLD, CLARKE COunfy Ohio.
Deo1 StsGThis b to certify that your Indian
Hl00A syrup has healed some very troublesome
eosea caused by EzyEpeias consider i an exceena
mod0na MR J. NA6LE2
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Am tb,t II IL Recomme.ded ia Be.

DERIAHCE Defiance County, Ohio, April 8, 1874
Deor SfrIThis b tn certify that 1 have used your
Indian Blood Syrup In my family. giving Il 10
the we'll the Oldest lady seventy yoara
Of age. never know It to fail In curing any disease
MRS DELoTIA spRouL.
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Dyspepsia and Indigestion.

se... VxRMuLION Eric County, Ohio.
rer Sfr-I was troubled with Dyspepsia and Indises.
ton and there but few kinds OF food that my
menced using your Indian BlOOd syrup. and in
ute eec4mo good and was enabled TO eat anything
desirad. My digestive organs are now In good ord4
and pronounce myself we'll and hearty ~ s.l-.--y
----.-.- MARIANNE SHELTON
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Tho RIaht Remedy At Last.

y1f1RaDURd, C0lum6IanA Co, Ohio, My 81, 1874
Dess StrI have been In DOOR health for seven {esR
md bad The attendance Of all the doctors around bud
they could not tell me what the matter neither
could they giye any relief advised Try yUw
Ind1an Blood syrup. which has done mo moro
GOOD than any medicine have ever taken
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DoN'r use any but q. Gilbert's Stsrches
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OBJ 0atllm'stSn Gatttprist.
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WELLINGTON. =: r: OHIO.
VARIETIES

-Bread-making comesunderth the head
of doughmestic recipes. = Whstehdu
Times. r.. ..F r-.ia.r ..f.., =
The time is coming when buffalo
robe will cover two hearts that beat as
one.-Net0 York People. , ....., ,.F.
u acknowledge the corn," as the
man said when he pulled on tight
boot.-Meriden Recorder.
1t is the poorest way to get up in
the world, to be continually down in
the mouth.-Nes0 York .Nefcs. .a7.
The Sheriff of New York didn't
walk at all; but he's got the Ashley belt,
nevertheless.-Ph Philadelphia Bulletin.
This is a month for storms. Mar
ried men will do well to get inside the
picket lines before nine p. m.-Hn''ts-
Uitle Item.
The man who tries to run a news
paper to suit everybody died in an East
ern poorhouse eighty years ago.-Still-
pater Lumbernaan.
-"By their fruits shall ye know
them," was written long before 1.-The
small boy carried home apples in the
legs of his trousers.-NeD York Er-
press. .>Nv r~
An exchange says: Railway
sleepers in this country require l5O,OOC
acres of timber year." This will be
news to Pullman car conductors.-Ncsf
Orleans Rcays.ne.
Archery clubs are popular with
| girls, because they always like to bend
the beau Get him down on his knees,
as it were, or on the string so to speak.
Wheeting Leader. -..r" ..-
The worst case of selfishness on
record is that of youth who com
planned because his mother put larger
mustard plaster on his younger brother
than she did on him. 'sHi a- d"
Presence of mind may stop lior
in his spring, but as rule it would bt
a good deal safer to have gully seven
ty-five feet wide between you and the
lion previous to the spring. g.-Detroi
Free Press. -- f-.- ....f. ....i
If Jacobs ladder was now to b
placed against the entrance of Heaven
/ as of old, you couldn't induce anybody
| to ascend it An opposition elevator
would get all the passenger traffic
Net0 Hdren Register. .r-'-T
"A college student from this city il
rendering to his father an account O
his term expense, inserted: "To char
ity, thirty dollars" His father wrots
back: "Charity covers q multitude O
sins. IN Y. Commercial.
-"Ten me-" he said, .-
\ ..What day you'll wed, -
: - / want no more child's play" g..
Thus urged to mate
l. In seSoea stsse - - -