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Public Debt Decrease.

..A'i'>'r'N, u, c., November 10
,'..-l ,. ',-.1 ,,' y,n he estimated at present,
, F''a, 'rHt statement tor November
!. .'.',. '', show decrease oi more than
= ''',''. ."- N'yrmbcr q; !asi year
''' '-'t',,Ha VAS S7sg. NJ.
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THE CHAMPION HANLAN.
Grand Reception to be rendered to Him
In Toronto.

TORONTO, November &c. The Han
Ian reception committee recommended
a torchlight procession on the arrival OF
the champion and To escort him to the
horticultural gardens, the Tenth Royals
and Queens Own Rifles and fire brigade
are TO join in the march, to have the
freedom OF the city presented Hanlan at
the gardens b. the Mayor, and also pre-.
sent him with a steam ferry to carry
passengers between the city and his
hotel on the Island. A committee was
appointed to make the necessary ar
rangements.
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Aeoop SEASON FOR wREcK $.
Crew ofthe Simcoe Lost.

CoLlISGwoop, November 26.-The
steamer Canada arrived at Cheyboysan
and reports having seen floating on
Michaefs Bay, Lake Huron, the pilot
honse and other wreckage ot the steam.
or Simcoe, plying between Colhngwood
and Chicago. There is reasonfo believe
the crew has been lost. The Simcoe
ieft Chicago four or five days ago on her
way to this place.
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a. Va Iaea,r'ca. Charastcr Breaths II IS
I.aSs

o NsN N"cE. November 26.-William
80 '..s We. kuowu actor and na Il
''r'a' his home in this city. ytstcr.
.,!, ~;si-> I,oyd began his tue ltri-
M NJ '"''r % Na.lacS's Theatre in 1852.
stage manager oi the Amphi
p g.'r' CUtIco, Mr.. Flovl and Miss
.-''1 'r' an actress OF ability, were mar
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JIM BLAIN E'5
Official Vote.

AvGrsrA, Me-, November 26.-The
official vote OF Maine has been decided
as follows: Garfield electors, "a ,O39; Han
cock, 65,l1l; Weaver lstraipht 4,4So;
D.w, 90; scattering. l21; Garield's ma
j)rity over all, 4,l69.
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Jerked From Earth.

CINCINNATI, November 26.-Henry
Niepans, 80 years old, employed at Hart.
lis iel. works, was caught in the shalt.
ing this morning and instantly killed.
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WOOL.
Boston.

Bosros, November26 --Wool-rrm; |;
Ohio and Pennsylvania E(I5lc; Mich.
iyan and Wisconsin 44fS4! ie; washed
combing l5cs5Oc for 6ne delaine; $40
5Jl for medium: pulled 35l152c.
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OUR NEIGHBoRINa TOWNS.
Steubenyille Shots.

SteuOenVluo ouoto.
SrEUBENyILLE, November 26 Thanks
giving was more generally observed IN
this city, Yesterday, than it has been fol
wears, business being entirely sus'
pended.
Two funerals took place yesterday,
one of young daughter OF ex-Prosecut-
ing Attorney Ong, and the other oil
Young man named Fennegan, well
known and respected in the community.
Two weddings also took place yester-
day, one that of Will Weaker, we'll
known young business man, and Rebec'
ca Brdshears, an accomplished society
belle. and the other Of Richard Stewart
and Re becca Carter, well and favorably
known young people.
Newark Notes.
Sperial CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWARK, o, November 26.-Thanks-
giving was observed in this city as re.
lIgiously and otherwise as in any city OF
the size in the State. Everybody, as far
as heard from, turkeyed at his or her or
somebody's expense, and look this
morning as il good fare and fair digestive
apparatuses have had misunderstand-
Ing.
The event Of last evening was dance
given BY the Knights of Pythias at the
City Hail. This Society in Newark has
among its members the cream OF what
constitutes well-behaved people. who
not only know how to make things
pleasant for one another. but for invited
guests. The next dance of the Knights
will be on next Thanksgiving Day, on
which occasion take the responsibility
to invite all the god people OF West
Virginia.
Parkersburg Points.
Correspondence Of the Register.
PARKERsBURG, November 26
The State Temperance Convention to
be held here December 18th promises to
be an interesting one. From advices
received it is expected there will be del.
egates from almost every county in the
State, and our people are looking for
ward to the event with pleasure and an
ticipate good results from the work to
be put in operation by the convention.
The convention will meet in the Baptist
Church. Arrangements will be made to
entertain the delegates and all visiting
friends Of the cause by the citizens OF
Parkersburg. The railroads. will carry
delegates aad visitors at reduced rates.
Navigation on the Ohio and kanawha
rivers is suspended for the present. The
following boats are laid up here: Emma
Graham, Diurnal, Sallie Cooper, Orion,
Writ, Wall City and Heatherington.
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JuH x ku }. Bi,, ksnrilge, OK
Loo isd.e, Ky, has been appointed Su. f.
pre- ne Treasurer OF the Knights Of
Honor 10 GIL the vacancy csused by the
dsath Z A. Oemes.
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FOUND!

An Oaio Democratic Organ-Coi John w.
Thompson to Take the Helm.
CoLuMBUs, November Ca one.half
interest in the Columbus Ddiiq Times
has been purchased by John q. Thomp-
son, and upon the expiration OF his
term as Sergeant Arms OF the Lower
House Of Congress he will return here
and devote his entire attention to jour
nalism. The design is to make the
Times Y e central organ of the Ohio De-
mOcracy
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Httsbofgh>

Pr1ssu,sn, November 2s-Petrossum
Quiet: crude weak, United certi6'
cates it eote; refined loc tor Philsdsl.
phia dS3iyuy.
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No Change.
;LrH.A, NGyemt

PHILAl,ELrH.A, November 8.-Tbs
Executive Committee oi ID. Leiigh sni
schuylk u Coal Exchange have d-cid' i
TO make 10 change in pines daring the
monthn december.
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The Funeral of the Late Justice iCock.
burn.

LONDON, November 26.-All the law
courts except the Chancery division
will close for the funeral of the late
Chiei Justice Cockburn at kensal Green.
All the couImon law judges will attend
the funeral. The Queen, the Prince OF
Wales and the Duke Of Edinburgh will
be represented.
The funeral OF Chief Justice Cockburn
took place to-day at Kenssl Green.
Lord Selborne and all the common law
Judges were present The Queen, Prince
0i Wales and Duke OF Edinburgh were
represented A laree crowd OF persons
witnessed the procession.
Thanks in the "Ou Country"
BERLIN, November 26.-The Ameri-
cans had Thanksgiving service in the
church and dinner in the Central Hotel.
Austrian Ducats Scarce in this Cae
LONDON, November 26.-The Aus.
traians cannot raise the 1000 pounds
which IIanlan requires for the race, and
the idea OF match seems 10 be at an
end. The final deposit in the Trlckett.
Ross match, to be rowed at ii o'clock,
was deposited Yesterday. The betting
is to on Ross.
Steamer Oncle Joseph.
LONDON, November 26-1here are no
apparent grounds for the apprehension
referred To in the dispatches from Paris
that many English and Americans were
aboard the lost steamer Oncle Joseph.
Meeting Of Bismarck's Aches
LONDON, November 26.-The Nevs, in
a leading article, saws: 1t may be safe
Is assured that Parliament will meet
early in January, as the Cabinet has
come to the conclusion that coercion is
unnecessary. At present the Ministers
are carefully considering all Irish land
bill.
A dispatch from Berlin says nothing
is known here of the reported serious
illness OF Bismarck, who Is merely sui
iering from rheumatism.
A dispatch to the Standard from BaG-
sic saws the Montenegrins have ex-
pressed their readiness to take posses
sion of Dulripno on Friday.
Seven Hundred Heathens Less
Loxp,x, November 26 A dispatch
from Consiantino,l. says that in the
| fighting which preceded the occupation
OF Dulrisno by Dorvisch Pasha the
Tu,ks lost three hundred killed and
wounded and the AlDanians lost foul
| hundred.
December % the Dsy.
prBiIv. November 26.-The Court o.
the Queens Bench has finally appointed
the 2>;h ui ID, ,cen,ber as the date Tor the
commencement OF the trials OF the in
! dicled land leaguers.
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FIN CE.
New York.

NEw YoRK. November 26.-MoSpv-
Active at iG6 l-lG per cent. Prime
mercantile paper Hoo per cent. Ster-
ling exchange. bankers bills weak at
$50: demand is2.
The money market was stringent TINS
afternoon, and stock brokers paid l-l6 OF
one per cent. per day % get money at D
Der cent. This afternoon liberal COM
mission was bid TO get money at per
cent. until the first week Of January,
although early in the day a few were o.
fered for the remaindar oi the year at u
per cent.
SILyER-At London 81 1851; ba' sIi.
yer here ll2.; subsidiary silver COLI
Hal per cent discount
GoyRRSNKSrs-Firm, except Tor 4:s
and As, which declined "a. per cent.
Z. s. Coupons ussl ...-.-.. IA
New Fiyes- ~ -
New Pour-and one ~!
New r .--- = liIs
Pacific Skies OF ...--.---i"'
RAILRoAD BoxDs principal deal
ings we're in Erie 81 cpnsOls which
early advanced 10 l02! aud later
declined to I0l! and ssain advanced
1921; then declined 10 lol! and
closed at I0lt. TIE Texas aud Pa
! cific lst (Rio Grani- divisio, "a lvanc
ed IL per cent. t. -; VI 10 lie aud - no
2d deben,ures | p.r cent. 10 %; 81
Paul and Sioux CIV LIST per cent. &c
los; Milwaukee and St Paul aaf
Southern Minnesota division p:l
cent TO los; Texas Pacihc's !neo nj
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A NEWS WHIFF.
TAKEN BY THE OPERATORS FOR "THe
REGISTER"

From the Pipe Of Current events-waves
Work--The Re,ributive obe--The Com
ing Ohio Democratic Organ
aeighborhOod Nuggets-Gar-
fields Day With The Cob
bier and Pope Bob.
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Oercoats.
O,erroats.
0,ercJais.
OIcTroai..
OVe,cOais.
orercoais.
NJ 1890 Market.
NJ lao Market.
N l32o Market.
NJ Eieo Market.
NJ 1920 Marker.
Al 1890 Market.
n harke,. ''" "' i""
MARKET. 'oA'S "' AS@o
pharket. '"'''s ~ iSsV
pNarkel. ''"~'s a' iSsO
Market. "'ereoatS III iSsO
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Mills Clossd-i 900 Zen Out OF Eoploy.

THY, \. T., Novenb-r 26.-Tbe
Bessener Steel Works, tii- Albany anil
R~nssslom Spike Mil AMI Burden.
Water Mills shut down to- lay, on ss.
count Of low watsI, and one tiDassni
men tbrcv IN ont of work
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aARFIELD's DAY OF TURKEY.

He Breakfasts with Pope Bob Ingersol-
Goes TO His Little Campbel.ite Church
Eats Gobbier at Hom'-Chats tire Latt r
Half OF the Day with Poker Bob Schenck.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov 26.-Presi-
dent Hayes and President,elect Garfield
observed the Thanksgiving proclamation
and went to church-the former to his
regular Methodist place OF worship, the
latter to the Church OF the denomina-
ton OF Christians. The day opened
with Garfield out OF bed and through
with his devotions, ii he indulges in
them, quite early. 1t Vas necessary
that he should make the church going
atonement that he did, for himself and
Mrs. Garfield had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-27

.rs- 81 Eu.I = Caurch for Garfield
.,.>NW. N.yrmhrr 26-The Dis
... ..~ r,.l. u body with which
r. .r..i;, associated, have taSen
..5y ,..n, through the boIrd OF
.. -,.sg Visionary Slriety to bulld
...r. rr.su Washing IN, ID. c., and
.ar.,r. : 10 le attained by contrl-
..u,.r,u the whole country, the So
.g Il, designated ] Seph Smith, Jr.,
E..I Wr>' seventh street, this city,
-,...a' ., receive subscriptions and
.. ur,aym. They hope TO lay the
...-rv.Gr about March next.
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THE NEWS.
-, Notes aud Telegraphic
h"' Points.
Domestic.
n1,mrr lied i'm NJ

DOucSsAS'
lore Il. B. Lowry died in New
~ '''' ..B Farwell, has begun q
lion, 80 - s.,ins, ancvening paper o'
= ,'' r,v.n. his damages at SS',ooo'
t.-,gs purchase of silver bullion
ta,' VIZ '.,n ipr the Philadelphia,
: ',. I'm, and san Francisco min's
" N',.,,I - s36 6OCO ounces.
-, Sin o, a seven-ton ty-wheei
I.c '''',.lI OF Bachert, Silk x Co,
Pa =. ..!'',. T.. q made a thorough wreck eek
g. q. ..,t, concern, involving so,OoO
aim, oi the BoardO Directors
L. y.,. t., n.-rans Pacific RAILWAY held
-, IN New orleans, resolution
,r.,.1g,p'IiAtion Oi that road
~. r.,ss rI.itic was unanimously
49,. r,.,r,.. of two and hall to three
A'' ,.,'rI,.,. on cotton Yesterday at
Rated quite an exultant leel-
-, ~, the operators, most oil whom
q, ' In. protts already in sight
r.arr sloloA. ,n
p.v.l-lphia irry has convicted DIR.
..r,,n,p. the tratiickcr IN bogus
... . .ir,u,pirIcy to defraud the
..ru, o. the amount oi a S,VVV
@ M, tr.al for swlndllng VIII
.....,, an Tuesday next.
,,,,..,5a telegram says the rear
'''., ,.r s,uth bound passenger
..' Id C.. x Santa Fe railroad
Inn from the track and over
MY Nicola, injuring two ladies'
,f ..o.! :,u,,eman, the latter ser'-
a.-s.
Wha-rr, R,gi%sr gets of some
..r.risua. headhnes-ior in
..r.ra lew paragraphs a day old
.,rs GLOWING: Caught Cold,
Vas Items Fouui Shlverlng Out:
..s T,,ra In and Warmed Over.
r.. Prs.
Pennsylvania ,lw provides that all
.-.v g.. .a,1 q stake holder 5 hands,
,r,.- nav be- seized and devoted to
~ . ..,..-, o.. the poor. The statute is
.r. ~, ,.' and has long been adead
Tg, Poor Eoird OF Scranton,
,...~ las. undertaken 10 enforce 1t
...GCtr.
Foreign.
r..rra Parue.l and his fellow
...,..,,..r.,. NJ Duhlin on
,.-.-.. OBJ. D. p.,ru,h,r.
-.-'v lg. grave on his premises
a.s .a gwen To Mr. Lambert, OF
r.tf~. rv bis ',nantS.
r.r...u rac;ir syndiiate has pur-
.....--, nuIIIrtrrS the building
.r.-. lated bank, in Montreal,
.l..rr.nr >>borO.
O. gI-a-J Colonization Company
.-. ...., ,uc complete success IN
..... i., scheme Tor colonizing the
F aa.., 90. Quebec with farmers from
...sci
l.riru rah,rcram states that a
-... storm ,rryai,S on the Scotch coast.
tr.r.-r o, vessels in the Clyde have
-.!,.r.rauruorS. IL is feared there
..,r >.ur iu>S ot lie. The ship
r... +. .r,m Quebec for GreenOck, Is
d, d. E>,uca;h Point. The bark
a.. 4 lhryls. from New York Tor
/. ~ previously reported ashore on
n -l coast, = likely To become
... atr. Allie boat mas goneto lis
.-.
..s- ~, Egr.I A C.urch for Garfield.
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Sacrilsgious Breakfast.
with intidel Bob lngersoll. This lasted
until half. past ten O'clock.

with intidel Bob lngersoll. This lasted
until half-past ten o'clock.
From the house of the Infidel, Gen.
Garfield and wife. accompanied 10y Col
onels Corbin and Rockwell, OF the army,
were driven to the unpretentlouS Cnrls-
tian Church on Vermont avenue. IL Is
the only Campbelite Church here. The
congregation is small, and correspond
ingly modest. There was no crowd.
rhio icr the reason that II hal been an
nounced the President-elect would wor-
ship with the President. At the latter
church there was jam, but the curious
crowd had To content ltselt with
glimpse of the setting and
Not the Rising sur.
and Mrs. Hayes new bonnet, which the
ladies declared to be lust too nice Tor
ANYTHING.
When General Garfield AMI his wife
filed into their "little church around the
corner" so to speak, their presence
hardly created ripple. Halt tue con-
gregation We're not aware that they had
with them the distinguished worship
ers. The preacher, however, knew 1t,
and exerted himself to do his level best.
Corbin and Rockwell, the army escort,
filed into back pew, and
Skipped Out
before the services were over. As the
con ,regation was being dismissed Gar
fell was intercepted at the door and
held quite a levce. The President elect
ate his THANKSGIVING turkey at home.
The President would have gladly enter
tanned them. but it so happened that in
advance of Gartelds ARRIVAL he had IN
vited all the clerks on duty at the White
House and their families To eat their tur-
kew with HIM.
In the afternoon there were great
many callers upon General Garfield.
None of them, however, were
Professional Politicians.
The Wisconsin Congressman, Pound,
dropped i'm 10 let the new President
know that he was still alive an had his
eve on the Interior Department. Gen.
Bob Schenck, Of Ohio, also cailtd, anu
had 4 pleasant chat. General Sherman
dropped in, and quite number oil Ia
dies called on the next mistress oi the
White House.
Up TO this stage OF the visit the new
President has talked with no man, wo-
man or child touching his Cabinet or
the o lin Senatorship. IL is idle to say,
though. that he has never given the
subject Of his Cabinet thought. There
are three members, the knowing ones
saw, already decided upon-decided
upon, indeed, before the day OF election
contingent, OF course, upon Repubil-
can success. 1t is safe to say that II the
sunof the Fourth of March
next rises upon Levi L. Morton, OF New
York, in the flesh. he will bow Secretary
Sherman aaite politely out OF the Treas
ury Department. CARTEL doesn, want
| sherman in his Cabinet, and doesn {
mean to have him in it. The belief is
growing, too, that Don Cameron Will be
the next Secretary of War, and that old
| Simon will rotate back to his old place
| in the Senate.
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December % the Dsy,

DrBlIS. November 26.-The Court OF
the Queens Bench has finally appointed
the 2S,h ui ID, cen,ber as the date ior the
commencement OF the trials Of the in.
Iirt,I land learners
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The clipped and bored silver coins gre g great nuisance and they are rapidly increas ing in number. It is evident that they are clipped and bored by dishonest persons for profit. The way to stop this vexing robbery is for everybody to refuse mutilated coins
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-15

been destroyed, and he has been forced to depart to some point where freedom of opin- ion is tolerated. The other case is that of plasterer by trade, who was located near liar risonburg, in the Shenandoah Valley. He has large family dependent upon his daily toll. He had contracts that would afford him employment and reward adequate to provide for his wife and children throughout the winter. As the canvass warmed into action he took part ill accordance with his Re- publican sentiments. He was admonished by the Democrats that he must abstain from pol itics as Republican or take the consequence. He acted and voted with the Republican party Then came his hour of trial. His contracts were declared off ,and he was forced to remove with his family. He went to Washington, where he remains in penury, the victim of Virginia prescription
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-15
COMMUNICATIONS.

Hats Not off i'm the Young Mems Institute. To the Editor of the JOURNAL COURIER:
 think your lady friend a little too partic- ular. do not exactly see why gentlemen in their own Institute, (where ladies are vel come if they choose to come) should remove their hats in the presence of ladies who are perfect strangers to them, any more than they should in railroad car, or at the depot, orin the Peabody Museum
 presume any gentleman accosting lady in the Institute would naturally remove his hat, but fail to see any more disrespect in a gentleman reading magazine or a newspa- per with his hat on in the Institute, than in his doing the same thing in drawing room car
 There is no analogy between private par Tor and the reading room of public institu- tlon. Don't let us have too much sickly sen timent upon such subjects
 A SUBSCRIBER TO THE Y. M. l.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-15
VIM. H. BRADLEY & co.

EVERYBODY Knows that Books make the best presents, and most everyone knows that there is always an eIe- gant variety at Coan's Bookstore. There may be some, however, ,yyhO do not know that Coan has moved, and this ssad.'' is written to notify all that c. R. c. is now located at 257ChaPel st. on the north side, half way bet. State and Orange streets. All i'm want of pretty and apprO- prfate articles for Holf- day Presents are invited to take a look at the inn mense stock of Books of all kinds, fine Stationery, Fancy Articles, Desks, AL buns, Folios, Poe ket- books, Diaries, Juvenile Books, Blocks, Games, Toys, Notions, Christmas and New Year Cards now on exhibition at this pop ular store. As there are but eleven more business days before Christmas 1t is fair to presume that Coan will be busy, and he therefore suggests, ssCOme Early.''
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-15
 FOR MANsLAUGHTER.
One of our most valued contributors (she never sent in anything before) called yester- day and left a poem commencing

One or our nloSC VdIu6u cOutFlUuIOI5 N5Ac never sent in anything before) called yester- day and left poem commencing
 Why does baby cry to night?
 Does he hear the gale
 Whistling thro the forest drear.
 Signing in the vale ,?
 We think not Baby probably hears the mince pie humping itself around his insides, and longs for the friendly touch of the pep permint bottle. Chicago Tribune.
 "Good morning, Bill; where's your broth CT ?" q give it up," replied Bill ''Pm not my brothers keeper. I'm only his book keeper. -C2eUeland Sun.
 A Ightning-rod peddler having died re- gently, his widow had him cremated. She sifted enough brass out of his ashes to make
 s'Pa did you read in the paper how par ent was fined because his little boy hung on a street car ?'' Pa-''What of it?" Little Johnny-s'N Nothing, except thought if you give me change to ride 1t might be money in your pocket"
 A Baltimore philosopher says "no man can ever rise above that at which he aims. " Can't, eh We saw man aim whack at a mule and the next minute the mule raised him more than twenty feet above that at which he aimed. d.-B0st0n Post.
 .aGem'len. :" said the old man, remember dat it am not safe to form an opinyun on a
  Der of his hat No person can tell de num- Der of mules in a barn by looking at de sta ble door. "-Detroit Free Press. A correspondent wants to know the best method of feeding cattle. We are hardly able to advise. You might place them in rocking chairs, put napkins around their cir necks and feed them with soup ladle. Or take lem into the kitchen and let them eat with the hired girl.-lManathon Independent. That was witty man who, being detained by snow blockade, penned dispatch which ran thus: fsMy dear sir,'I have every mo tive for visiting you, except locomotive. '' So was the other who, under similar cireum- stances, telegraphed to his firm in New York q shall not be in the office to-day, as have not got home yesterday yet
 .sWho can fathom the human heart?" sx- citedly inquiries young lady of sangamon county in the course of 8 charmingiy short article on sIife's Realities" We do not ex- actlv know. You might start in with butter trver. and if that didn't work send to Detroit for a submarine diver. If you really want