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Eggs come in layers.

Eggs come in layers.
A great composer sleep.
Bees sell tLoir own honey.
A joint afair--A rheumatism.
Are bookworms good Tor bait ?
Waste of T--put il in depot.
A bouncing baby-A rubber doll,
A ship ruled by woman-CouIt'
ship.
Money hard to got rid of-Matri"
money.
A stag is frequently obliged to
run for deor lita.
A big h cad is no moro an evidence
of brains than papor collar Is OF II
shirt.
Though be has no choice of occu-
patious the laborer often takes bis
pick,
During the delugo Mr. Noah was
in tho habit Of calling his vile an
ark angel.
Why is a ship tho po'itelt thing in
the wir!d } aGln91 she always ad'
yauoes with bow.
WHY isa shoemaker like an honest
lover ! Because he is faithful to the
last.
Why are sono people like eggs
Becau.e thev aro too full OF them
selves to hold anything el'e.
We ike mao with lots Of temper
| II is the man who gots ont OF tempel
that we don't Ike.
CorkscrewS have sank moro people
than cork jackets will over keep up.
Fresh rolls every morning Roll
ing to tho other side of the bed 10
II fresh snooze.
The most dangerous kind OF bat
that dies at night ia the brick bat
Ladies and Soldiers arc all alike
One faces the powder, and the otne
powders the face.
i Why should not ducks be allowed
on doctos's premises 7 beeaus
they make such personal remarks.
The phonograph 10 like the smal
brother Of young laiy--it repeat
everything said in ito presence s
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Did You Ever.

h.. .,,,
,s',
it..
4 gain without s"in
pi you ever see nrlSt~t tna was reai-
4 " frank ant o'''
Pid YOU ever see ui'Ser tn"' "ou'' sac
81 Hhce us go''
Il ,.,
p's ~ " e,..
a My fish are stale =
2ii you ever zee nsnrcr tAat "o''d ho'
Il ehave note !
ph candlia'e Tor olhc' thit "ooli Dol
II take a'o'e
"
s"'' " o.,
4 not w'd again
P'i you ever sc ha oil mNi tlh w"ui
not Keep pei
pa you ever see sP'n"hr'iI w''d "lo
81 never was III ueo'
u -, ,.,,.
/ 49,. .s., ,..a,o
+, .... ....... ~. .,
a'O'' " sP'fsd -arr -nr -.
"you ever =" n'' O'u age see +" s'"o'c'
WI" money
4" you ever see ousy unier''Ne' VINO
was 'un"y ..H
h, ,o... - ,,,
,,I.,.
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1t win Never Be Played,

by gum!
MIR. aud Mrs. Defoo sat be fore Q
cheerful ere in their home the other
evening. There had boon "a Ions
period Of silence, when M. DcloC
suddenly exclaimed as abovo.
"Whdt is il, dear, she responded
".SiY, we've got tired Of plaSias
games. aud what 10 you say to pri-
vate thoatricals I
"if6w p
"Why, we'll get thrso or four Of
the heights ra 70 ,in in onl wo II
meet nt oach others houses aud have
lrogultr plays
That will be splendid !" she
gaspol.
"IIlngod il it wont! Woulor we
never thought OF it before. twenty
dollars viii got ~ the scencry ".
want, aud ot'n one can furnish HE
own wardrobe, by gum we've got
the idea now T.
"Whit sort or n play c1nli we
play p she asked, us ha marched up
and down with tragic step.
"l have it--uhl = hI exclaimed,
as he stopped short "Dout yni TO-
member | started to write 4 play a.
bout five years ago III flush II,
and wo'll bring it out, Now lot q
SOC how the charl2lers run. There
. is the Count Dnmlof. who Is ia iIy.
with Goraldiuo the Fair. I'll be th.
| the Count, nf course, az ho il d.,
hero TO kills four men, rc-cucs
Gorallin5 from several dangor4. an
thero is a good doal of kissing aud
/ lovc~making, aud happy marriage
/ "Aud n. bo Geraldine.
"You ! Oh, you couldn't piny
TINT part. Sho must be young and
yiyacious. Lots SEQ ! think III
cast you for Hannah, who kgeps Il
bakery near park in Paris.
IA like to SEQ ihysolf p'ayiug
| Hauuon in bakery, would J. 81,
| Il,iIuty answered "lf yJI can
play pumd1n | can play G,tiil,u,
"Oh, 10, y,ucIn t, my love. I1n
are little atif' in the tucos, m
now you'd look throwing yaWse.l
/ in my arms as the Williams pursue
stall ctat that liit'o Willow b
( Tor Gauliiuo.'
"rhcn luaroIl b. two Gcnlln.s
III us Ii YOU can play upmIon
with your Lame back and ctlerrh.
know | can plly Cord line with tAi.
, little ltwruns1 in ms lyit knee.
"iow ,ou listen TO rraaun. Mrs
. D.lJc. You arn't blilt for Coral,
line yo1 aro too fat; your icot ar,
too m.ga yon haven't got Lho yu,a,
for il
And you'd mako a pratty Coao
! DumJ1nyol would T. eHo ird buck
"fon want o. gul that crook uD.
Of your back, that b,'l heat eunE,c.
Jgcr yo,r mouth rrpGred AMI y,aU
eyes toncnoi up Nltau pliut brush
. thiuh ls'o yop killing yoar victim.
Ina Gn. h g.
"WomIn ! 10 Mt Anger mo h'
said, IN u deep ,Jacl yJsc'. ~ b'
roso M.
And don't You anger yon
| IGcraI ltue, ciihor -
"&,mllino! Why, you don
know siy.boraer from ahsr'
"Duulof! aud you don't know {
skye terrier from tho big Gddlo it
| the orchestra !"
"Iis well! Wen have no playing
hero !"
Then you needn't! Whom
play Hannah in the bakery to lot
you hug aud kiss tho widow d, c
any other woman 0ll over tho stage
YOU will DO three or four Coun
| Dundon'5 !"
"Tll burn tho play, jealous wo
manW
"lf you don't / will vain man !!
Thon they slt down AL resumed
their formor occupation Of looking
into the iiro. aud tho disturbed ca
went back to her rug and dreamr-
Detroit Free PieSS.
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A Truthful Sketch.

Let man fuil in business and
what an effect it has on bis former
creditors Mcu vino have taken bin
10y the arm liughcl aud chaticl
with hun by the hour, ehrug thr'r
shoulders aud pass on with Il cold
chow do you do = Every triho OF
a bill. that would not have suen the
light for plpnths 10 como. bit f)r
the misfJrtunos of t5o debtor, /,
.Annted up ADD presented. II it Is
poid, well nud good il not, th,
scowl of tho shwi.r uunlpJ, meeis
MIN 40 thrcJrupr, Au,l lhot nvv-
er fl,lcl knOws bat hul' a. timu
nature.
Nv pro pr-i'y hasails along gent
iv. Na,aiu, neo,ln, emile, .Yt
smd nu,s from c,,pyb1ly. g.
pllcs hmso,f % bis u,upaui p',
iess c.upctcr. oul myAes h,s boast
th,t hg las ppt ap uuemy In tut
wuril N,s! th' alnu.G. ~ b'.,
lt tho vail il.n different htl'
Nh.n r.ctses como Uppa him. lie
harliy luGW how - m'y.p. tp d'
tuis thin. ur tht other tla.' tlc
spies abJut hin, wi,t IS ready az
uis bach
re- kuo6 what kind of elu;i the
worl il mtio NJ, Il person must be-
unfortunate aud stop paying one"
in his lifetime. 1t ho Ll5 kind
friends, thcn they aro made manifest
\ failure isam,rtl sieve 1T brings
ont tho wheat and shows tho cda'i
\ mtn thus learns that words WN
protrnlrd good viii are Lot,
aud 10 not, constitute real fri,ud-
ehiD.
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Got Mure Than he Called For

/
N''' WV "''' - 0
How they do it in Louisville -
Inc following lem from 'ho Lewis
vile H,djcH Ne'nS illustrates one OF
the ways IN which medicine is prac-
tised ia tnaI city -,
Tne other morning, MS a Debated
mom5er OF the Owl Uluh was steer
ing through sho dense fog winch
tho writer Is reliably iniormed
nhngs over the city ut 8, n. ~ h'
poss'd the hon5o ol a We'll kHown
ply 'cmn. lhA v''il,Hle OF tNiS
res'ivncl was opgn,ahi oh l'S rd'
tur dim rays Ot tho moon' s'rng'
SIios through th' gloon prodoc'
od hy tho rA MS u Vac "''y CIV
epmptny, DISCLOSED hY The mouth oi
un ac')nsiie ti'e' un'i.tn'''h VIA =
was tu '"'1i'p 'p.''"' u'7''' ''I ~
Potts.
Mt wishing 70 b' diSlhIlF'ng
'hont 50 small a matter ths pN'
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The Tim Partition 89tWlaa Lie and
Death,

When wo walk near tho powerful
machinery wo know that ono single
misstep and those mighty engines
would tear us to pieces with Their
living wheels, or grind Us to pow der
in their pouderons jaws. So when
we arc tbuularing across the lpnt
in n rail car, and there is nothing
but half an iuch of iron hl1go to
hold us upon tho track. So, when
wo arc Mt sea in q ship, aud there is
nothing but the thickness ofa plank
between us and eternity. We imaS-
ino then that we see how close we
arc to tho edge Of tho procipica
But we do not sec it, Whether on
sea or on the land tho partition that
divides ua from eternity is somothinp
thinor than the oak plank or bah
an inch OF iron lange. Tho machn-
cry Of life and death are within ms
/ The tissues that hold these beating
powers in their place arc often not
thicker than a piece OF paper, and, II
that thin partition were pierced or
rupture,., il would be just tho same
with life in the very structure oI
our bodies. Struggle rs We viii tc
widen the space, no man can at any
time 90 farther from death than the
thickness of a sheet OF papor.
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Patrick saw bull paving in O
field. and thought how amusing il
would be to jump over catch him
by the horns and rub his noso.in tho
dirt The idea was so fSnny that he
laughed TO think Of it. Tho more
no thought of 1t the funier it seened
and he determined to do it.
Bovus quickly tossed him over th'
fence Somewhat bruised Patrick
loisnroly picked himself mp with the
very consolatory reflection "Well
lis moighty foins thing I had my
augh foorst."
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-Sno---s--~-~---s-u-7nas-s

4 clergyman recently sail that
many man whilo apparently sing
ing with all his might tho lines,
''wero tho whole rcllms of nature
mine, thai were present fnr to
small, was diligently engaged with
one hand in his pocket scraping
the edgo of u three cont piaca to
make suro that it was not daime.
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II oe L - "
The Press and the Piox.

ks envy not the prihcely m,n.
iu city or In Town.
Whom wonders whether pumpin vines
Tmu up the hill OF d wn.
se oare not for his marble halls.
Nor yet his heaps Of gold.
M, would not own his sordii heart
For all bis wealth twice tod,
S,.s are the favored ones OF earth,
We breathe pure air each m,ra.
No soS, we reap the golden grain,
We gather 10 the corn.
3ye toil--we live on what We earn,
And more than this we do
Ne hear o, starving < millions rounI,
And gladly feed them too.
fhe lawyer lives on princcly fees,
Yet drags weary lifo. fEr = q
lie never knows peaceful hour,
His atmosphere is striic.
J merchant thumbs his yards,ick Ger,
Grows haggard at his toll.
He's not the maa Col meant him for;
Why don't he ill the soil !
the doctor plods thrO' storm and rain
1 Plods at his patients will
When dead and gone, he plods again
To get his lengthy bill,
fhe printer bless his noble soul
lie grasps the mighty earth,
And stamps 1t ou our daily sheet,
To cheer the laborers hearth.
Ne sing the honor of the Pl)S,
And honor TO the Press-
|gwo noble Instruments Of toll,
Each with a power to bless.
1he bone, the nerve Of this fast age,
True wealth Of human kind
bue iills the ever. faithful earth,
The other tills the mind.
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Temper at Home.

l have peeped into quiet ''parlors'
where the carpet is clean aud not
old, aud the furniture polished and
bright; into 'rooms" where the
chairs are deal and the floors car
petless into kitchens" where the
family live, aud the meals are cooked
aud eaten, and the boys and girls
are as blithe rs tho sparrows in the
thatch overhead and l SEQ that it
is not so much wealth, nor clothing,
nor servants, nor toll, nor idleuess,
nor town, nor country, nor rank,
nor staLion--as tone aud tomper
that make life joyous or miserable,
that render homes happy or wretch
ed. And / see, too, that in town or
country, good eenae and God s
grace make life what no teachers, or
accomplishments, or means, or socie-
ty, can make it, tho opening stave OF
an everlasting psalm, the fair be-
ginning Of an endless existence, the
gOodly, modest, well proportioued
vestibnle in n temple of Gods build
ing, that shall never decay, wax old,
or vanish away.-John HaH, ID. ID
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Mauhood /: How Lost, How Reslor ed

ManhOoi How Lost, hJw kest0i ed !
yIr,,,,a Just published. now edition Of
s,M,H M sfr. gulycrycii's Cctcbra-
- ,sStCd Essay on the radical cure
lNunout mcliciutl Of SrsRAAroRnmoEA
on Semiua, Wrtkntss, Iuyolunl lry Semis
nal Losses. NporEScY, Mcnllc ard Phys
aith In,,plcity, implements to Nnrringe.
,.c. also, CbSsvNrrroS. ErrbyrsY aud
rirs, induced by self indulgence or scx-
ual cz'rtv,gnnco, sc.
tsi"rriee, ina scaled envelope, only
siN cents.
The celebrated author. In this admir-
able "a hy, olcnrly demonstrates, from
thirty years snccc-sful practice. that the
alarming conacgisuocs Of self abuse may
hr radically cured Without the danger
ou- use Of Internal medicine or the ap.
plioatirn Of the knife pointing out
.' lc o.! cure at once staple. certain, aud
iolr'ctInl, be. may cure hmse rhcsply,
privately, aud RNricALLy.
Esiy' IhG L,ciurc WWprOre q hoon 10
,Now,Wds and thousands.
S1utunl2r seal, ina plain cuvelope, te
T any adrcss, postpaid, on recriptof SIX
cents or two postage stamps.
/ Address the Publishers
/ THE CULNERwELL MEDICAL 90.
I Il Am ST., New York Post Office 45s6 Dor
! Sept. :, 1873. ly.
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Teima OF Snbscrlption.

TeIms Of Subscription,
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Pay.
ablc within six months, or So 0ifrot
paid within the year. No paper dis
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Usher
subscriptions outside OF the oountJ
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10 the parlor and went away aud
in few minutes the mill owner
sauttered in. q
n was business call.
The business WIS easily complet.
cd, aud then Luke Robbins roso TO
depart. -.
"rhe hotol ia long way on and ]
should ho pleased to hive yOn stay
Ill night with IA, eaid the old gen
tlemnn. "rhere arc, 'oue or two
spare,bed ruous and supper will be
ready in fifteen Minutes Let rs
have tho pleasure. Of yoqe ooiGptny.
"rhanks," soil Lake Robbins.
''You are very kindly
ruoa~Ae thought Of that pretty
face wtR the red mark upon the
cheek.
Despite this mark he wanted to
see il again.
1t sat opposite to him ut supper
time. +.
Tho best antb bkind6-t face in The
WORLD ,; he ~ to himself d'1'o
Anl he ill h s boat to win a littlo
clint from the u girl who could not
forget her torEenting mark until
they sat in the twilight on tho piaz-
~ aftcrward. 4
Mrs. Rushto6hal call from some
noighbor and sat apirt cJnycrsing.
Mr.. Roshton, after many ammble
Iattcmpls to rouse himself, won't
sound nelccp.
Through tho evening shadows
Luke saw tho girls iuely-cut profile
and cxluiriteIy-shlpal hovl; aud
tho ,uoou turned all TO bhct aud
whio soon, anl Jl0ttol ont the rod
mmk.
And he sat M close 10 her rs he
larcd, aud her sweet voice charmed
him, aad hc f,llin love, as men DO,
for an bour.
Poor little Fanny gave away her
heart that night ia. ono wholep
1t il GIwly best to keep a little
piece. II one can hut sometimes
that is impossible.
W. "o"' 'S""''' "'N
j. sa'i Flnhv' az gus s,''l D" Tue
p'ich wlth hei 'notnar H'.'r Tue zen
). ,lemea hnl retiral. "Surh fine
breeze aAi Snch oilSEt moon
III qN''e Jump W. q "',''r
I retire, | w'nHar WArtlar You P'
NIi % sn!,eI W''h 20 IN ,'f"" +
! Nre'HiAs~ nn "n'' 'H W'''1' - -, so
unexpectedly '''''u'' '''' "''' -
u ION.
MaiIc' '''t% and F9E % twenty
'nH' "'i ieH' "c"S u '''' 'o''1
nmes'
f'nhE ",!' u 81 80 '''1' .n ~" .'
fma ''se' H'! next d'y ."'' "'' mp
py ~ memory oi u pa,t'hS pressure
i ~ t'o ih""' ana Whispered nope
nav t'"l p'- -'' '''t" '".,' "H'II D..
I -" nat puy 'na' marx H. 'no
Nol"% ii'"'InS' one" "'' '%
ltdn thInS a"' l 6uPP"so 'nt
ha'n'"h Is u very '''' ''''' /"
yonrB man ultht 10 "ofSo ta"h d.
i his S'n in-i"|'
lhen RS inc tra'h WA'iiou MIN
i away; he s"i to h'm'eu
-" nat pity 'ha' marx y
Novertnelnss' very oltoh "iter '""'
> no was win hanny great "e"'.
FnnnyS mother ielt 'uat 'nouG''
y thlS snitor was not Ilcn' no w"s o''b
'"l'' a'' S',e knew ',l'' 'uu :, ,e" '.'''
- was disadvantage 10 "er r'n"y' /,
"he certainly meShs soilstl''nS'
said mamma w. IN
u.s. said papa we neeH never P"''
r rom our oniy'pne' ..r,.
. Our eyes GROW useS' W o'e'y ''''is
y alter q WINE, As. a., ~,
- Luxe MODULUS .."'s'V, '""o''"o''
was any marx on f"nny i"vD' "u'
al less something particular c"'''a "''
attention TO IT, Il,
i'd lie loved her very micn y, s.lios @ y.
tnonsn there were ionS nouns Il Il
us which he never rememooreu i~r OK
ist9hce' ..,
OF Twice week. at least' Luxe tuo
enough OF Fanny 10 BUY her DO
qnet or some music aGu 80 speu0
OF two hours on dusty raiirohu ior th
sake OF seeing her' :.
OF re teit Nor ioso io' mn ~ 10 ue,
very hnger tips f; ne saw IL IN ne
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Ap Irishman living with sting

An Irishman living with a stingy
vegetarian writes to a friend that il
ho wanted to know what 'illegap
liviugr is, he must come to his
house, whore the breakfast consists
of nothing. and the supper OF what
was left at breakfast,
The reason men don't follow the
example Of womes and stop to lool
into the millinery stores, is because
such windows don't contain fancy
pipes and tho portraits of burlesquC
actresses and female minstrels.
When one Of those oyercrowdst
elevated trains 10 New York jumps
the track aud kills q lot OF people
tho managers cant say they didn'
know IL was loaded when it went oil
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<.tvcrtising Rates.

<.t>,crtising q Rates.
,,,,r,r one year. 10000
NN.Ic column. ono year, 5000
s.,r,i, column. one year, 1900
|pne sounre no linesl | insertion 20
r,ory additional insertion, 90
b. assiounl and Business cards Of
not moro than 5 lines, pcr year, BOO
] rJ;tor. Executor, Administrator
4 and Assignee Notices, 2.6o
|rditorial notices per line, 10
All ,rnnscient advertising less than
months 10 centsa line.
/ All advertisements for shorter pc
k;od than ono year are payable ut the
S;me they are ordered, and Il not paid
khe person ordering them will nc held;
k.a,onsible for the munev.
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Rouombor, under no circumstance, should
YOU buy a Reaper or Mower until you have er'
amluod THE CHAMPION. WI an, YER You
hoar OF one of these MA;hin es In your yiciu,ty,
do not fail 10 examine II thoroughly. It's
Lishtness of Draft, Its Marvellous Novomsut,
its SIM plicity, and Its Automatic Adjustment
TO every condition Of the feld. car not iali TO
commend II over all others. Farmers will 10
moro thsn ever satisfied, when they tnvssti.
gate its manifold claims OF sup sriority. and
est its numerous advantages, that tho CHAm
PloS is certainly the MACHINE 10 10 pre-.
forred.
| 1t 10 ,stim ated ly the most competent Judess
that over one-hplf OF tho Hay and Grain Crop
In tho United states Is harvests twith CHAM.
lON NOW ERS n REAPERs. ihess csle-
brated Machines are sold by
NJ. u. GARDNER, ssitnsxrove. 8
| ROBERT SMITH, Niddlsburg.
! BINaAMAN, rroselvlAe
and also by the Travelling AGeoes
JAMES LEPLEy, ko9&1upU.
Ape, 20. 1880 y. /. u. ] -..
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, 1880-06-12
THE CITY-uALL.

WHAT has become Ut tho South nrauch Pump
Ing Wurks, for which IN appropriation haa been
mnab7
Dn. DE- WoLP ia afraid Of tho appearance OF
rholet1. ehIs suilucE. and Ia taking precautions
hA1li,st It,
Tnk Treasurer yesterday recolyed S3.6l5 from
e'p Watrr Department. $.l.5lB from tho COL
@ctor, mud s5ls sroH tho Controller.
TIN tenshers and other eMpioy6a. OF tho
tchonls Will bv pitd In scrip t1.day, All other
FIX employees aro beux paid lu cash. Why "
ThlK City Treasurer rejolcca TINT bis nalno
Mus Ilot l'lt on Tho Stats Ticket vt Springfield.
e EiSts t1 rSason fur hls Kiatliless, hut uIpeurs
snttrci{ satisfied With tho alstnutlOn shown him.
ticket.
fNE Committee on Health aud County I.ela-
aai hai varlols % nia,fofs i4 hsfo,S q ''ssa taeM'
.A'nonx other q thlng. waa tho so1nplatnt Of the
Eilv Pound. Au Investigation showed thnt the
CoaAaoller had luassd l0t ut tho corner o{ Shut
, 1880-06-12
TuREATENED WAR.

PREPARING To ELECT TENANT,
II looke.l ut ono tiu,e yesterday afternoon as
If No. no. West Madison street would require n
visit from tho Coroner. It appears that Mr.. II.
9. Newton. whu Is responsible for tho rent 0f
that property, some tno agp sub-tct tho third
tluor to a Mr.. md Mrs. Johnson. the former OF
whog, disappeared shortly atturwartl. Mr. Ed
\ IL alleged, bccutne her. ngunt Or advisor.
For yariol's reasons Mr: Newton desired tho
MrrrAts for rpnt- flo therGnpon notiiind Mrs.
Johnson to retlrc, but ehe declined to do SO. Mr..
Newton sued for tug possession Of hts property
a e tSa e1cas feS css no n spp
which wns ycstcriuy dismissed. 1he tenant was
asain ordered nut of tho house. but declined to
sli iii summer. Tho Services 1t Cotista6ic pItn,
waro invoked to Berve and prosecute writ Of
ne sna ~ sFe w
Itaskitls. Y. F, Cit lson, and Samuel Ilarmou,
Upon roachinx tho third Hour they found Mrs.
johnson !ntronche1 within her. eastlo, with
k sants Sna ydv yGts ,ns opens n' Gaok m Is osfy ot
th!s 1!eor, and behind that window, with eoekel
pstpl III hcr hand. stoaA Mrs. johnson. Whom
wnrnod him TO dcsst. threatening at tho sAH10
time to lot daylight through him SHOULD he eu-
t!uaynr to fosco Mn ul,trancc. I'cc1nLng prudence
tho better part nF rAor, tho CpnAAbc st!ll party
Withdrew to ho!d q co,,ncil Of war. Meanwhile
Tr1aSk md tho youth. Rgs out wArrlMt for tho
h[rsst " tAo Eot'sGtuulhry PAfty OIL ING HharRe
Ut tnctfng riot, whtch ut,cunpnt wlss placed IN
tho hands Of suven valiant 0flcers, who lmtnc.
lIatoiy ratlel tho establishment md arrested
Constable Ditto md three Of h3s posse, Thrown,
officers uhurged through alr. Nowtar's storo and
tnto tho bncE yard, where, seeing holy ree-
cptatcly goinK over tho fonco. ono of the police
1nlssed tho lnnrk. The polee. boaLloa arrcstlnk
tho Constable md purity, selzol in Innocent
s(Mctatnr named Droughten aud luggcd him Oft.
Al Of the purity werc subsequently batlel out.
The lust alviecB fr0tn tho frl,nt Indicated TINT
Mrs johnson wns holding tho fort.
, 1880-06-12
EXCURSION TO MONTREAL AND RE1uRN-1lCXers
FOR BOUND TRIP ST.,

The excurslons 70 Montseal a1li return, for tho
tpt,ctlt Ut IT. VlatorH College, at Kanknkco, ILL.,,
which arc to luave ChicAxo Junu Fl, will leave
Michigan centr1Al Depot, font Ut L,ako street. at
O'clock p. m., and Chicnso Il Grand Trunk
Hallway Dopot, Stewart and Archcr avenues, at
9o'clock p. IN. 10th tralns loave Chieayo to-
g0thor and nrrtve at Port Huron ut tho yau,o
time, where they will DO taken III charge by tho
Grand Trunk hallway, of Canada. and rim a. n
special to Montreal. ExGuraon rates hive becn
arranged for this party between Montreal md
Quebec fer ~ for tho round trip. Pullman eArs
will be run with both trutna from Chicago to
Montreal. Parties desiring accommodation In
eleeping-cars should notify tho Geuornl Tioket
0lheD Of tho GRIND Trunk ltallwny Company, lGi
South Clnrk atrcet, corner Ut Washington, Chicago
bcfore th8 18th Ut Junu, In oFdor that al n,ay bo
accommodated. Tiokuts for this excursion arc
sold at tho Rbove oflue, aud aro guut for thirty
days. but only good y0tng caxt on above tFaina.
aud good on any t1A!a returning within tho
thirty days 1t SdesiFou3 that oil parties should
procure tholr tickets MI or bcforo tho 18th of
Juae In orrier that sTe may know and mako
anipl0 provision for tho number going. Those
intending to tako this trip will call or send at
olIoe for tickets to tho above ottice, whorc full
Information n,ay be bud. Thls Il tho cheapest
md u,ost desirable oxcurslon ever given 1ro,n
Chicago to any other point Prico Of uckots
&H, good tor round trip.