Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-12-02
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A ioiner's bench-The hymenial

allar.
To give pain is the tyranny, to make
happy the true empire of beauty.
1t is right to be contented with what
we have, never with what we are. a
Success is full of promise till men get
it; and then it is a last years bird nest
from which the bird has flown.
One of the Frenchiest pattern bon
nets this season is a coronet of eight
humming birds, each in its nest.
Happiness is like sunbeam, which
the least shadow intercepts, while ad-
versity is often as the rain of spring
Queen Olga, of Greece, has a perfect
disappointed kitchen, and has made
cooking fashionable accomplishment
in that country.
"Waiter." "Yes, sir" Whats
this?" ats bean soup SIR "No mat
ter what it has been. The question is,
What is it now?'
Ideas make their way in silence like
the waters that, filtering behind the
rocks of the Alps, loosen them from the
mountain in which they rest.
To carry letter under an umbrella
in Burmah is to accord to it royal hon
ors. Eight golden umbrellas are prop
erly carried over kings letter.
The door plates of three houses stand
ing side by side at the South End, Bos-
ton, read. says the Courier Of that city,
as follows; Goodman, Kneeland,
Pray
Little drops of water dn the milk
and little grains of sand dn the sugar
are what make the big fortunes Of the
humble milk-mm and the obscure shop
keeper.
The very combative and prohigate
king Thebau of Burmah has a little
daughter, TO whom has been given
the mellhuous name Of A-too-ma-she
Soo-hpayah.
Col. Nicholas Smith, who married
Miss Ida Greeley, has Il son named
Horace Greeley, dropping the Smith
entirely. lie has a daughter named
Nicholdsa Smith.
Gen. Chester A. Arthur has a son
taller than himself and 2l years old,
and two daughters. He will retain his
place in his law firm in New York city
while vice-president.
The last fancy of English decorative
art is for the very darkest coarse brown
paper, painted either in oil or wa,er
color. IL is used for door panels,
screens and portfolio covers.
1t is not given to all mor,aIs to be
always wise. "If there he those whoe
folly has never appeared" says LA
Rocheloucauld, 'it is because il has
never been closely looked for
Those who think that in order 10
dress well. it is necessary to dress e1-
trayagmtlv or grandly, make Il great
mistake. Nothing 50 well becomes true
feminine beauty as simplicity
Says an innocent lamb speaking of
bonmets; "rhe small size.of these bon
nets places them within the reach of
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anu common
Count Wilhelm bismarck, the culh-
ceIIorS second son, greatly resembles
nus iaIher' ana Is sald TO nave much
poI'''cai "Ilp'l,on' ne mace Il P"ilIic' PIps
speech lu'clH' Nn'cn Is no' very ""''e'-
'h5'l commenced UPON
"Bddy, sald Il lady to her servant.
81 wish you would step over and see
how old Mrs. Jones IS TINS morning,
In few minutes Blddy returned win
- ,,o'ns r,o,ths an5 5e ,Iors oId
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,Ils sad the truth is not always to he
told, but do not forget IDLE silence is as
cuIpable as IDLE words; therefore do not
leman quiet when khoWledSe Wlthln
your possession VIII clear away clouds
or doubts hoVetlng over those you are
satisfied are mlslepresenled or mlSun-
oelS'oou'
There is Il vagrant in Philadelphia
who begS in seven different languages.
lie tries the foreign ones first, TO awak-
en- curiosity, and finally comes down to
broken English "Mein friend, ! speaks
u leetle English and tells his story.
His name is Ch'rIes Wagner, and he is
an incorrigible beggaf. .. ..a..
lev. Mr. SWING lhlnRs that the
human woman VIII commune growing
in beauty ana lovellneSs tlIl the DINER
ence between her ana the Angels is
absolutely "M Wen, that IS real NICE
MIR, Swing IS evidently swVed by
gentle hand that knows the ropes ,.
Alexander Moutou, ex-governor of
Louisiana. is the Oldest United States
senator now living, having served in
that body under the administration Of
Gen. Jackson. Althoughan octogena-
rian, he retains his faculties, mental
and physical, in remarkable degree,
except his vision, which is somewhat
impaired. a. l,ar
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