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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
ORDER OF FORMING.

OAVDAAV W - VAVAA AAASUe
those invited to asst It ia the celebration Of the
FOrty.T Third Anniversary, will assemble on
| Thursday. March 4. 1880. In the following order
:, Volunteer steam Engine Company No l. o1
st; B.rnard Steam Engine Company No. 1. Of
St BERNARD.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder No. l. -
The above ompanies will constitute tue Flrs.
Division. which will form on the south side of
OaDa street. head resting on Damp street OK
tant Engineer N. Ray.
| Mississippi Steam Engine Company No. ..
american Hook aud Ladder Fire o.. No.2.
Columbia Steam Engine Company Nos.
Msebanes ssa Dane Nos
Esgle steam Engine Company Not.
The above companies will constitute the Sec
side side Of Canal street. head resting on CamD
81 o' Assistaet =. sat Ensineer ' ALBERT MULLER.
Phnnix SteHm Engine Company No.
| Hope Hook ann Ladder Com pany No. 8.
| Creole steam Engine Company Nos
Louie!ana Steam Lneine COMPANY NJ. 10.
Perseverance, Steam EDgtne Company No 13
Phlladelphia Steam Engine Company No. A.
The above companies will constitute the
side OF Canal street. head resting on Chartres
Assist Assistant sa'I Engineer "a MES BoYoE :
Jackson Steam Engine Company No. l8.
Washington Steam Engine Company No. 20.
| Pelican Hook and Ladder Company Not.
Orleans Steam Engine e gompan2y No; al E,u,n,
Jefferson steam Engine Company No. q.
Steam En9ne No 10
Divle ION. which viii form on the north side Of
street. nrad ndar reshns h Gn M
| ant Engineer i. Q. CARROLL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
FOR SALE.

TlOR SALE KATE CLAYTON "A BEAUTI-
e full roam mare and buggy. Can be seen at
SPEAR1NG'S stables. Grasier street. near Ba-
rome. fe29 1t
Il planting Cotton Seed. Apply to w. A.
PEALE. 50 Union street. fe26 IT.
L,OR bALE-ONE NEW Is HORSE POWER
- PORTABLE ENGINE. with second hand
Boiler. Can be seen corner DelRchaise and
Tchoupftoulas streets. Cheap for cash. Apply
at No. "a Annunciation street. felb I'm
EOR sALE-sTOCK AND COUNTER OF
II grocery store situated at the northwest cor
ner Of Erato and Baronne streets. An estab-
lisbed stand for the past twenty years. Within
deeirous to sell on account of Ill health: Apply
on premises. fel2 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
WHERE To LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

Ii, Just returned from the North with one OF
the most complete selections Of artistic furnt.
splendid selection Of satins. Brocatells. Ooto.
lines. Raw silks, EmbrOidertee. Bobbinet and
NotunRham Lace Ourtains. and the newest
styles In Paper aAna1ngs. al 9 the most rea'
Oonablo pyicee oca90
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

once 0f the CFescent City Live stock
Landing and Siaueh. OF. House Company. No. 2s
Oarondelet street. New Orleans. February II.
1Ss0-An annual cleo Ion for directors OF this
company, to serve during the ensuing year. will
1880. between the hours Of II 9. IN. and p: n.
]. N. AUGUSTIN.
fAl1 1Gk kHQrRtArY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
THIRD DIVISION.

Phoenix Steam Engine Company No. s.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company NJ. 8.
Creole Steam Engine Company No. Q.
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company No. L..
Perseverance Steam Engine Company No. 49,
Philadelphia Steam Engine Company No. IA.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

NOtice.-New Orleans, February p,
1ssO-The Board OF Pilot Commissioners will
meet 1T the Association Hall. Southwest Pass.
on WEDNESDAY,. March "a. 1880. for the pur-
pose OF examining applicants for pilot commits
sions. Il. M. WILSON.
Chairman Board or Commissioners.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms state Central COmmitteo Dem0-
cratic Conservative party. New Orleans. Feb
ruary 26 1B8O-Thero will be a meeting OF the
State Central Committee Of the Democratic.
Conservative party at the. State House, New
Orleans. SATURDAY. March g. 1880 ut Z O'Clock
q. m. ALbERI tOORAlE5, Rre6ldent
q. M TENNIsON, Secretary. eodtd
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
Diseases Of the Nervous System.
FEMALE COMPLAIATS--.C CHRONIC DISEASES
DIR. w. BILLIE, 1856 Canal Street,

TMPAIRMENTE OF ANY ORGANIC FUNO-
i tion. impediments to marriage. private dis
eases In men and women. spermatorrhea, I'M
90 ency. nervous debility, caused by abuse or
age. made a specially. Dr.. Billie is pupil Of
Prof. Ricord. Paris. has resided here for years
and has no equal In his specialties. as hun;
testify. Difficulties of menstruation always re-
lieved. Separate waiting room for ladies'.
nn2n 1vRthn
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
nAHK NOTICES.

NOtice--MetTOpOlitan savings and Pledge
Bank No. 8 OhHrtres street-Parties having
valuables pledged to this institution upon
which the interest is past due are hereby not!-
Ged to pay all arrearages on or before MON
DAY, the eighth day u Mareh TO prevent for
feitura and sale. LEWIS FIsHEL,
fel6 I'm Appraiser.
410 tn R1CMl0 INVESTED IN WALL
UAV w QAVOV street Stocks makes for.
tunes every month. Books sent free explain
9re. ~ Wall street. N 7. ap72 1yD&W
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

UNITED STATES -FOUR PER CENT LOAN.
COUPONS AND REGISTERED BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Denominations OF $50 500, $500 and $1,000 al ways
on hand by the
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
fe25 I'm "a Camp street.
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Loans and discounts. nts................ $72e 259 90
Oyerdrafts. -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9.043 90
y. 8. bonds to secure circulation. par
value. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000 90
u. g. bonds and certificates on hand. 1o2.9e0 90
Other stocks. bonds and mortgages. 10000 90
Due from approved reserve agents. 2bos4 81
Due from other National Banks...... 4s.44s 90
Due from State Banks and Bankers. ITO 7s
Real estate. furniture and fixtures. $500 90
Current expenses and taxes paid. 1851 9s
Checks and other cash
items $6.31l o.
Exchange for cleartnR-
house. e................- 12S.30O %
Bills of other banks. 1881 90
Specie uncluding gold
treasury certihcates)... 141.776 65
Legal tender notes. 175 900 90 4s5.79o 43
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treas
urer, per cent OF circulation. 1900 90
Total. .......................s 81 SOC. .b9s 70
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid IL. 5000 0O0 90
Surplus fund. d.......................... $4,000 90
Undivided profits Observation-Disclosures. 1908 Is
National Bank notes outstanding. 10000 90
Dividends unpaid. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 90
Individual deposits SUBJ
ject to check. ...-..--sl os6.o97 IL
Demand certificates Of
deposit ..............- 1900 90
Cashiers checks out
standing. ............ 4O199 Isl, O46 81
Due to other National Banks 1882 46
Due to State Banks and Bankers. 2l,713 Ga
Total. 81 .526 u
#-h.v.@ STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
Parish of Orleans. !
I. VIM. Palfrey. cashier Of the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above state
| ment Is true to the best Of my knowledge and
| belief. WIN. PALFREY. Cashier.
/ Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
| twenty eighth day Of February 1880.
| ANDREW HERO, Jr.. Notary Public.
| Correct-Attest: OHAS. CHAFFB,
SIGMUND KATZ.
A. BALDWIN.
le29 It Directors.
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SPECIAL sorruxs.

Notice tn the stock holders or the ss0lleF
Skating ABaociatinn-An election for nine a l.
r. .ctOfs will AXE place on TU ESDAY EVENING
at IN o'clock. ut LIZ position Hall.
TROS. O'UONNOR. in.
fe29 AcinR Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

~. PAUL. ChuTcn (Rsv. n u. waters.
RECTOR Morning Service. II o'clock: service
BY Bishop Galleher. Evening Service 80.
Daily service week days during Lent. b:4s p. m.
fe29 It,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

OfIlce Os the New Louisiana Jockey
ary 10. 1880 Members Of the New Louisiana
Jockey Club can obtain their cards and badges
Tor 1880 On application G.. w. MOTT,
fe28 1t Secretary and Treaaurar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

The Anniversary services or tho New
Orleans 5eamen's Friend Society. Rev. A. J.
Witherepnon chaplain, will take placa on Sab.
BATH EVENING. February 20. al o'clock. In
the First Pres, yterian Church. Lafayette
square. sermon BY Rev. Dr.. Nall. Reports aud
other exercises will be very Interesting. The
public is cordially invited to be present.
fe2a 2t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans.
I. J. e. Jarreau. Acting Cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief. J. =. JARREAU.
Acting Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
twenty. eighth day Of February. 1880.
THEO. GUYOL. Notary Public.
CORRECT Attest:
John y,E NJ p: y vMsA4SGfInNN1s. 4Sfn n,.,,.ou.
fe2s q. HEKNsHEIM,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

$40 ]. =: J: J. !. ]: J. ]:
n ~ tssafs tzrras.--t fs-s .as z.a -
- ss1sa~s - sssssa-sssss fs-s zs~-s
N sez11as-- tz~sts-s-~ 49, ss-ass s.x
~~s<4r - H. k-es5.s<s = o. So,
q s%sss- 49, 49, s<sss-.- s<s =.
All ~~fas So 1855 fsst ssf.~< &c.
~ss@ Ess-a ts14ts fs---s a. -s-,
-ss- Ne fsa go $500 - .--s
s--se 49, - -ss~---fsS Azsr. sss rtsss
%. ssFs A.sss $500 ussf Ass. -4~s~ - a.
s~aa--rrs $3.50 49, esafs-s A-szs-s ~<fs Ss<s
r.sr 80 ~ssS<s-s - ~ 500 s~-s sss@esf veA
.AssA 49, 80 49, - -sss s~ss~F f1s 80 80
ry-st r<s4s - - 80 hssr - s.sss ssx1sss -
= <s asss - a. go Te-~s .es ss-s s.sst
rsSsrfs sas-sss 49, - a. $1,000
f--- tsss-- TsHs e. sst-~s. n.u.<
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
60, 500 Fine Farms
sov y Tine ACCEPTED Trse.

Es1< ss- . B~asss So - -fsrs A. .
~. ~ fAs~< ~ ss..~ f-ss ss<< sa-a-s
sss< Is as>z r.ss-.s a>-----.z-ss- 500
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
SheriM'S Sale.

4. }. sgHwAETz & CO..
~
JACOB EiliIMiiER.
Dl VIRTUE Of an orisr ot sale issHri out . Z
- the District Court ct thu Iuurt...nth Judi,ia'
District, within sni Tor the county of Saline AMI
staff Of Kansas. IN the above sniiti-i cas-. anI ~
mc directed aud delivered ! wilton
saturday, N. 9Th doV ~ .NoreaLer, 4.
ID, 1851,
at O'Clock p M. of said day at the east dasr oi
the Court House la the ciiy Oi Ssiins saline
", Kansas, offer for sale nj puhic auction To thu
highest and best bidder for cash In hand the f,l
lowing described real estate, t.-~i.
Commencing nj = point go feet east aud isi2 fr-i
south frvmthe northwest corner Of The northeast
quarter Of section thirteen t3 toe nship fourteen
Ia, south Of range three - west the nee east go
feet thence south 10 ia. >.k, Ills r.,Tt thcitrs
southwest down said river o. I-,iBi aas SAITH
from the point "f beginning, thence north IsFsilsl
With the west lin. 81 Sah quarter ss-rtusb q" thu
place Of eginuing with tenet nt- h-r-lttautrnis
and sppurts nance, thercunto belonging
said real e.tst. l. taken a. the ,rl,irt'v Of the
above named defendant. sni Supra i ~ Twenty
two hundred dollars and NJ oe soil i slti.fs said
oricr OF Sals a part hereof.
Given under m. sana this 18th day 81 u,toi.cr. \
ID. l-~'. n u EAkIE
s'-5~ sheriff Saline Counis, hap,as
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
NOW ,s rne rnae TO susscmsf.

wsAis yess - ne Ara ssS<s-sE-e<. aAs,sks
rocxs Fporrs ~. -~<sr~1 . s~szs~x yAsrs $1,000
~ p.-,-sssk z<s.xB,s ssr ss.ssisi sss<-v eTs<
sxs~-f e ths~r vss 10. IN tsSss !. shsrxs - -
,<s-se~ 60 s-s.s sz-s ssrs. sr-. H. ~. - 81 e
sasl>sl y s-kis tre~s Ia ~ ssf - ssfsrts<.s.s
1870 t-~s~x ks>rsrsrai sAs<<t~s 49, s<Asr a.
rrsrfsse r<.xiax .<A:t<r. SaA ,r><->s ss< s-z~fs-
f@i aizser1xss.s a.1 - Ia tlss< - ssAs ~
s,Srs ss1 ises~sss hsr>s&Es sHA IL ssss.i 81
raz-xA~r- st<k t~~es1~s s~~y, c~9kssx4~S Chr,s-
slsa h.-4~sA-A ns soP<1sss t~~.Ta fhsy ga
s~ssSr - earrr s-sf ~ e-l~A-sssG 49, A~< As<-sv
as< s-<ssss ,as~ek. - fka1 2ss.>s sssh ssS>ss n
.srx>r szf inss~ss 49, s.A~f fs<ts s<rk
. sssszsy 4r<>s - - ~ - .s>rss arr - s-n. ssf
ss<stsi sssr-s~ 10 ~ s<zstsss q y~s<s<s. Sss>~
l~=. s.S seA<s S<-x~s. s<esns . ksaA<ta
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

sssss Srsseas Fsxs C<sss eRA-
r. RsssS ys<s.s - -. so~tsislss ~ fs<
sa.-<ss yx.as-s. On - srsxe <srfy - x--<s-
Ys<ss rrsrs1 e II. Be-ss 1900. q s.sss
s<1aSs.sl
Exxnssarss sA-sA - aASs ~ falA<s
hsssy ares - pssa, = ss~11 eAssss e -
S~~ - . ~ - sA~&~sS -
AAAsD nA1REn@ sooSsEoa Sss y-s&-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
Dissolution or COparinershIp.

Notice is hereby given that the c"parinership
heretofore existing under tn. hrm name and style
of Seat,n & Martin. In the city Of safins,. AID
state OF Kan.as, Is this dAy dissolved by mutual
CONSENT the said r. \ S-aioo retaining full Io>sr,
sion of said business pay all debts OF said hrm and
receive all debts due them
Dated at Ssiina Kansas. ihi, 18th day Of October,
IS>s "A. sEATON
s--5w VS.. MARTIN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

S. ]. ! !. !: ]: ]:
p ssssfs -<sz fss- - tA.s-~ 49, "a = 80
D 49, = - s--aa sss-as<A s<3 S-=ss~sa<
So ss~ss Es<Fs1<<H< s<s s<3<s
~ t>f 80 ss4ssssx secs f-<><< s>~sy-
tssss - asf s.s< szsssa. I. <s~5a
ana s@~s~ s3>.--s asr1ss sssf ns- 49,
~p- 500 - rsa ss=>~-s Desy
x're srssr-s esss~s - n<sf ss- aeazun
fsssss<s ~ A. t~<1sr- fs1>s sn>ss - 80
= s-a~s sss r-<-< s~Ts - 60 ssrss s.-~ -
~ 49, go . Ssze.e - ssfs - - $3.50 ~
saD<y ss~s, 49, 49, 90 - snA< - ewo =
I< - - ~ ~ = kDsssss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is INVITED To OUR
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Conducted on the plan of Savings Banks at the
East, Deposits Of one dollar and up~ard received
and SAVINGS BANK BOOKS GIVEN Interest
Al the rate Of SIX PER CENT. and compounded
every six months, and extra dividend Of one
per cent given all sums remaining on. year,
making il equal to SEVEN PER CENT. and COM
POUND INTEREST il lsft one year Money
commences TO draw interest from thu irst of each
month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
Notice Of County Superintendent.

s1NIEEE ill h. FIyE cx>--'astisn- for Teachers
U Certificates iIr'.- .ae var l--o-zll hell In
- hs''i's ~s".-- "A. follows;
7. February s,ih-s 4. n. to tr.H.
II April :tih- d. d.
III. July .ssh sni sisi-s a. - 10 I'm
". August zti-gA S.f"s y.
'. Octoicr :ah-s ~ tstr.s
Frousptbe>. on thu part Of the applicant, .ili b.
required i'y III. Essri % Examiner fsc Of one
dollar III he eharz-i
The Coab'y supe riuirt-lrnt vii ~ In hi Sfscs
every -aiarlsy. cxcs,I shrD engaged IN cNAntins-
tom. in ~hrh cas- i.s gill b. IN b.. o.h-s the
fsll.~ing Monday. WILLIAM Bf-iuf.
County ,up.si late I'd mt.
salina, January 3Hh. ls-s
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cssTfs vfnciss IN n,x Yr,sr

help !. q. :. J: Z. !: !: !: !:
" - saas=tsss ~ asssi.x
s1ssf 49, % ss81-.
fAsa-s- > a<ssS< fssrsAt
Gssfs sssssss s~srssfr
ffss~ r.sss 49, IT, ys--
tisSgs tsas s1ss-z.sx -
~ a. s.--f sAses.s - so
"a .s>sr fNzs 49, s~ssrs e-sssssis -.
s@sfi y ~hsis 49, ~ a. ss~F~ars 80
fss-fss rrzssfs "a f~~ssSf ~ ssss sosxf ss-s.
49, = ~ ss-a rsfs - -tTt 49, ssfss - sssar
80 ssssas~s IL i-..r4.-sss 80 - o r..--@ a..
- ts--e erassssy ~ss-s - fssv.es e. -sr-..
etfs ssfts So - Ia 80 $50 fs.- 3d.
- fsE&s-t 49,. - -.sA< s<rs~s sssy s.Ss<ft
= - 80 ~fsafs fs-sr %sss,s fs.-s 4. "a. sw,s :.
-sif 1888 49, s.--z.ssfs fsH t.1ss..s... a
- tk.f . ss-Sas 49, ssss
a44f--. $780, A q. fs..s...-x 49,.
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NOTICE l. berrhy given that the isIsn-iBE de-
~ ~ri,-i Sat. >ei,..sl Land. and isaprorc,sr
situated IN SALINE -ssnty. Kansas. -iii L. offered
for s. nj Iailtc sustiou nj the ses q ;hs ciInty
treasurer ia the oourt hos-- at -siins. ksnszs
saturday. .NocemJer -. 4. H., $50,
between tn. hoar, Of ten S'.ic.t I. IA. and three
s'eia-k. p. m
Ne hI .Iil b. e.t.rssss--i for l.--- than The sp-
o, ai--t rsla- of aid hand. and tn iTnyrosss nj.
Thereon sh0u in thi. po:tr-. One tenth Sfths
p.srrhas~ iaSp-yl CIR the lasd. aud the fal .siss
% The improvements. mast be p~d si ths tiise Of
porchsse
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-30
George Eliot on kissing.

The story is told in London that George
Eliot, in her novel of "Middlemarch," drew
herself as Dorothy and her husband, George
Henry Lewis, as Casaubon. The COMPARE
son is somewhat unfair toward Lewes, be-
cause, whatever his shortcomings may have
been, both as a writer and philosopher. he
has received generous recognition from
critics, whose opinions, if worth little, are
at least finger marks; and his biographical
history is interesting, clear and instructive
Yet Lewes' first wife ran away from him,
and it would not be strange if his literary
wife, whose women in her novels, even wher
they are religious, have great deal of flesh
and blood and passion about them, should
run away from him, too, in a literary way.
George Eliot's women are women in whose
veins the blood is as warm as burgundy
wine. They are plump and blooming. She
gave Daniel Deronds TO the sweet little ami
NAL rather than to the halfway Gwendolyn.
No old maid whose heart was rs frosty as
years could have written about the tell-tale
ribbon in "Adam Bede;" and though George
Eliot, writing of a thunder and lightning
storm while Dorothea and Ladislaw were at
a window. said: "Her lips trembled, and o
did his" 1t was never known which lips
were the first to move toward the other lips;
but they kissed trembling, and then they
moved apart
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-30
CHILD WIT ANp WISDOM.

Teacher: Feminine osfriar2" First bright
boy: Hasn't any" Teacher: Next Sec
and bright boy: "Nun." Teacher: "That's
right" First bright boy Indignantly ejac-
ulates: "Thst's just what L said"
Six-year-old-Ma WHAT'S mellow2 Mother
Ripe. -old-Then is pa ripe2
Mether-Why do you ask? Six-year-old-
Cause the cook said to the ehambermaid
that pa came home rather mellow last night.
A physicians little daughter, called upon
for toast gave: ''The health of mamma
and papa and all the world" But she sud
denly corrected the sentiment. "Not all
the world, for then papa would have no pa
TENTS
mamma says it is not polite TO ask for
cake" said little boy. NO." was the re-
ply, sit does not look we'll in little boys to
do do So" "But," said the urchin, 'she
didn't say must not eat piece ifyou give
if to me-"
At Sabbath school a teacher asked lit
tie boy if he knew what the expression ''sow-
ing tares" meant. "Courth l do" said he,
pulling part of his trowsers around in front.
"There's tear my ma sewed. tared it
when 1 was sliding down hill"
Little Annette, who has been sick and is
not yet allowed to eat all she wants, turned
from her thin toast and weak tea, the other
day, with an air of disgust, and SAID to her
brother: 81 am going to take nap; perhaps
1 shall dream that L ana eating my dinner"
A clergyman, addressing Sabbath-school
attempted to force the idea that the hearts of
the little ones were sinful and needed regu-
lating. Taking his watch and holding it up,
he said: "Now, here is my watch; suppose it
does not keep good time-now goes too fast;
and now too slow-whst shall do with it?"
Sell itl'' shouted a youngster.
A gentleman the other day saw his little
daughter dipping her doll baby's dress into
tin cup, and inquired: "What are you
doing, my daughter?" Elm coloring my
dolls dress red" "What WITH" with
beer" "What put such a foolish notion into
your head, child? You can't color red with
beer?" Yes, 1 can. pa; because ma said it
was beer that colored your nose so redP'
Knew his geography.-A furrier recently
sent the store-boy to the back part Of the es-
tablishment to bring forward a certain fur
cape. After some time the youngster re-
turned with the article neatly folded up, and
was greeted with: "Well, you've got back at
last, have you? You've been gone long
enough to sail from South America" "Well
sir" said the lad, as he modestly raised his
parcel, Il did double the cape"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-30

and its rocky islets, if Homer had not held
up his torch to their struggles7 Do we not
all feel that Homer created Helenl and
should we care straw for all Schliemann's
work, if Homer had never sung of Achilles
andthe Xanthusl Andifgenius can do all this
for time and place, and with persons that
have no other home or existence than in the
cells of the brain, what can it not do what
has it not done, for the passions and senti-
ments, casting its Examinations through all
science of the soull One can not deny that
it has made human nature acquainted with
best and purest effort it is yet TO be great
factor in the elevation of the race, by the
lofty standards it is to set up, and the ideals
in character it is to follow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-30

CSTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, SIS:
- Before Theodore w. Pease, "a Justice OF the
Peace of Center Township.
Suit in attachment.
James H. Russell VS.. Allison w. Friedley.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
of May, 1880, ON the complaint of the plaintiff,
a writ of attachment was by me issued in said
cause.
That by virtue of said writ Of attachment,
property has been attached; that the trial OF
said cause is set for hearing before me, at my
Office on the 18th day or July, 1850, at o'clock
A. m at which time If the said defendant fails to
answer or demur thereto. the matters and
things therein contained win be heard and
determined in his absence.
Dated this ID day of June, 1880.
THEODORE w. PEASE, J. p,
No. 40 North Delaware street,
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-30

rs it, notwithstanding it had cost him many
hours of the severest mental labor. Not
only had he solved the problem, but, what
was of infinitely greater Importance to him,
he had begun to.develop mathematical pow
ers which, under the inspiration of 81 can
and / will" he has continued to cultivate,
until to-day he is professor of mathematics
in one of our largest colleges, and one Of the
ablest mathematicians of his years in our
country.
My young friends, let your motto ever be:
"If can / will