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TOLEDO, July i4.-WheAI steady; No.
white Wabash SIC: No. white Mich gnn. Old
81 70: amber Michigan 81 021f; do OLD 81 Us;
No. 2 red Waba,h, spot 81 O5; Hr.t half OF
July 81 024c; jury 9sHc; August 957!c; No.
red Wabash 91Ac; No. 2 d. & N. red
q 02I<. Corn steady: high mixed S9IIc; No.
spot SIC: July S9Hc; No. . white 4lAc;
Oats steady No. 2 old SOC; No. . white 3ic.
NEW ORLEANS. July H. Coffee In goad
demand; Rio cargoes ordinary u prime ia
l5kc Sugar scarce and firm common tD good
common 7Haskc; yellow olari led sXa9c,
Molasses dull and nominal. Rice scare and
hrm; Louisiana ordinary to choice 6ka7c.
NEw YoEK, July l4.-Metals. MANUFACTURED
copper quiet at &c; Ingot LaEe, SHaIgc.
Pig iron in good demand aud very firm;
scotch 81 6Oa2A 90; American S2l OOa27 %,
Lrsn: Russia sheetlng $l3 %. Nails, cut
IS 0oaS 10. clinch 81 60a5 OJ.
TfTusvILLE, July lS.-PErRoLEuM-Mar
opened at 81 03H, highest 81 Us, lowest
81 02H, closing at 81 oS1.. Shipments 25I,-
900 barrels, charters l7S,OOO barrels. Transac.
tons $4,000 barrels.
CINCINNATI July 14.-Hogs quiet; co:nmon
IS 60ai 25; light 81 S5aI 90 packing e. n
a 66i butchers 81 7Oa4 so. Re9eipts I3O1
bead; shipments none.
PrrrsBuRsH, July l4,-PrRoLEUN-NfoJ.
erately active; crude unsettled at 81 23Is At
Parkers for SHIPMENT refined s5fa991c for
Philadelphia delivery.
NEw YoRK. July 14--WooL-No
unchanged; domestic heeces 4Oa42c; pulled
22a5Oc; unwashed l5aSic; Texas lSaS5c.
LoNDoS, July PETROLEUM = Refined
- ANTWERP, July l4.-PErRoLEUx-Retine
LIVERPOOL, July l4.-PrrRoLEuM-Redn
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WASHINGTON, July l4.-Mr. 6. ". Rigg.
has received the following telegram from
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, W,
Va: The kilograms published about Mr.,
Corcoran's health were all exaggerations
All that was said about his health " as
that he had two bad nights and wished TO
see Dr.. Tyler. The rest were matters oil
business. He is better aud expec cts tC
ride out this afternoon.
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NEw YoRK, July l4.-senator Blaine is
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He remained
in his room nearly all day yesterday, and
refused to be interviewed. Amorning pa.
per sayshe was the cynosure OF all eyes last
night as he walked about the corridors ol
the hotel, hobuobbing with Democrats,
Senators and representatives. He will re-
main iP this Sty OuIy FshGE time j
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CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE completion
Of the census shows the population Of
Cincinnati, including incorporated cities
and towns really part Of the city, located
within radius OF i've miles Of the Cincin.
natl postoffice, to be $4,000. This does
not include the full suburban population
a large proportion Of whom reside beyond
the i've mile line.
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Terrible right Between Two Pauper.

KENosHA, Wis, June 14.-Cbauncey
Schentzlera, a half crazy pauper in the
poor house near this city, assaulted Sam
Waller last night with a knife, inflicting
fatal wounds. They were both over 20
years oiage, and had had various disputes
There was 4 terrible struggle between
them in the dark attic whore they met
Waller bad one eye cut entirely out aud
tHenty.three gashes IN his body.
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NEw YoRK, July l4.-DOctOr Tanner is
more cheerful and not quite SO weak to.
day. His pulse is 96. Temperature
ss LIS, and respirtion "A. At noon he
was weighed, registering lS2 pound. Loss
25l pounds since commencing his fast,
He drank water frequently during the
mnPninV
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WASHINGTON, July IA letter re-
ceived from the White Sulphur Springs
says that Senator Don Cameron is com.
pletely shattered in health, and there is
danger that he will not recover. The
writer OF the letter quotesSenator Gamer.
on's physician as his authority in making
this Statement,
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:. w.,,sl NeV,gr, an Independent
III ", come out ior Garfield. Wecon'
;ii<,' ,...,se -. editor and his readers on the
F''a.,,' ':... rbich hi he has taken on behalf OF
2sa.I .I.. that will ere long redeem West
lr...f ;..;, and enhance her material pros
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WARRINGTON, DC July l4.-Hon. John
A. Campbell, at one time Governor OF
Wyoming, aud later Third Assistant SEQ.
retary Of State, died at his residepcs here
this morning. Tie served With distinc.
ton in the Army Of the Cumberland Iror,
the inst days Of the war nntiI is close
Saeas saeas. n9 .ne Of its best known staf
idT' IaSH,s :,Ing acted as Gen. Schofeld's 's
AH'''~nt General during the closing year
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onRo, July 1.-THE report is incorrect
that treaty has been concluded be.
tween Egypt and Abyssinia. Naib Ma
homet, the bearer OF letter from Queen
Victoria to King John, has returned here,
and he reports that he was well received,
and the King informed him that he was
desirous OF maintaining friendly relations
with Egypt.
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,.,,,y also comes to the front as a
VI Jos. ,,o.,ectiys customer Of America in
f's ", I',l market Of 1850. GAeprOhibition
" 1S. '''. .,Dort Of grain from Russia will
" w, ~ important source OF supply for
: .'.-,,v, - and notwithstanding the grain
1',-,' 'r'-. ii. American crop will be depend,
-'',, ',r chiefly for the deficiency.
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PIrTsBuRou, July 1.-THE Western
Nail Association met to-day and decided
to reaftinn the action of May II, 1880.
namely: Fixing the card rate at s. 25 per
keg OIlOO lbs, subject to the usual dis
rnnnt.
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g,,,r CorSrY had 5,5Ol Of q Popula'
also. This year she has s.Olo-an
=. ....,.. Of 800, or little over 0 per cent
T.,.barr ~. has Increased from l,Ss5 to
M a, li,tle over 30 per cent. Bethany
.'',' tl.n of from $50 335: Gross Greek
.,,.,iD b,, increased from 1918 to i.
-, md gnt.lo township exclusive OF
s..s.py from l,S5OtO 1917. '
snotsisa substantial old county but
o,in a hurry to rush forward in
q. rn,i.
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Celebrating AWny From Home,

NEw YoRE, July l4-The French frig.
ate lying in the harbor is gaiIy decorated
with hsgs, in honor Of the national iste
day Of France. At noon she fired ma
tionAl salute, which was responde ed to by
the batteries at Governors Island.
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STocKs-The market was strong at the
opening and prices advanced Aalk per cent
About noon the market became depressed and
continued irregular during the afternoon, the
final dealings showing decline OF AalH X per
crnt In the general LIST and per cent in the
Nashville, Chattanooga, Erie and Western
Union. The Granges and Coal shares wer
prominent in the downward movement. The
railroad traffic returns for the month OF June.
DIST six months of the year and first week IL
July continue 70 pour in and N every instance
shows handsome gain over the correspond.
ing periods LAST year. The Secretary OF the
Treasury did not purchase any bonds for tn,
sinking fund to-day. The stock market
huutuGted In proportion, as the news concern
ing the Western crops was favorable or other.
wise. The officials OF the Grand Trunk oil
Canada report good progress In the efforts for
nn independent line to Chicago.
Trnnasrftnng 1Ql OOl Eharaa
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RIFLE SHOOTING.

LONDON, July lin the St. Ledger
competition, 900 yards range, Fsrrow and
Rathbone made 10 each out OF a possible
80. In the Haltord prize competition,
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at 50 80 Bulk meats quiet at 81 75a7 GOA
0S, Bacon dull at IS 69Ha7 S0aS 90.
Whisky steady at 81 90. Butter In fair de-
mAnd; choice Western Reserve l6al6c; choice
Central Ohio l4c. Linseed oil declined TO 65c.
PHlLADELFHlA, July H-FIour quiet Min.
nesota extra, old stock for export IS %; do
fresh ground good s. 30; do choice IS 70; /;
straight So OOa6 l2H; Ohio fair IS is: do fancy
t6 10; Kentucky fancy wheat, new 50 90; Min
neSota patent process 81 90. Rye tiour 81 IS.
Wheat steady; No. . red July 81 llX bid,
81 l2n asked; August 81 OSXbid, 81 OsN
asked; September 81 0s bid, 0Sh asked;
October 81 0SH bid, 81 cox asked. Corn
stronger western mixed track 49ai9xc;
Il Nc bid, 4SiSc asked August 49c bid, 49kc
asked; September 40Hc bid, 49JEc asked;
October 6ONc bid, Sic asked. Oats dull; No. l
white ISaiSHc; No. 2 white 42c; No. white
9saiOc Provisions firm and UNCHANGED,
butter scarce and wanted; creamery extra
Sla2oc; New York and Bradford county, Pa,
extra 23c; Western Reserve extra i7al9c,
Eggs weak at l3al3kc. Cheese quiet
creamery 7Aasc; fair To good 7a7Hc Petro.
leum nominal refined 9Xc. Whisky steady
at6 IL
uAIUAeo. July l4.-Flour quiet and firm,
Wheat, No . red wint 5lic; No. . Chicago
spring 9Ia96c cash; 96c July; 90Ec August;
SsXc September No. 8, SIC; rejected 6Oa8Cc.
Corn active, firm and higher at S6fas6Hc
cash; S6k July; 35N August; S6KaS5N Sep
tember; rejected 9lIfc. Oats fairly uct,ye and
q shade higher at 251Sc cash and July; 22xc
August and September. Rye and barley
steady and unchanged. PORK unsettled, but
generally lower at $l3 50Al3 rs cash; SIS SOa
lS s2h August; Sl3 70aiS rex September.
Lard dull, weak and lower at 90 .6T1<a6 70
tashi So 10 bid August Sc IS September.
Bulk meats dull, weak and lower, shoulders
4 76a7 90; short rio s. 70; short clear s. rs,
Whi'ky St Ady and unchanged Ut 81 o.
The following ShOwn the fluctuations in the
chicago grain and provision market ye, terday
Is reported by John NJ. Hoon & Co., brokers,
No. ll60 Nam street:
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NEWS FROM NEAR TOWNS
srRuck BY IIGhHrsIse.

sTEUBENvILLE, July II.
Special Dispatch TO the IutelIgenosr.
During thunderstorm this afternoon,
Reese Parr, q farmer, residing near Mingo,
Jefferson county, while stacking hay, was
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MOSEYEAsY-GoyERNMESrs STRONG
STOCKS BuOYANr.
Flour Quiet and Pirm-wheat Irreru.
lar and Closed weaker-Pro.
visions Dull and
Lower.


New YoRk. July l4.-MoSkY-MArket easy
at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
31a4H per cent Sterling exchange banker
bills steady at 81 SSIl; demand 81 S5H.
CONVENIENT BoNDs-Strong.
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Chs gntslltgenffr.

=. y... IS and q ronrteenth street.
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VOLUME XXvIII.-NUMBER 275.

at 50 50. Bulk meats quiet at 81 75a7 OOa
oS; Bacon dull at IS 6?4a7 S0as 90.
WHISKY steady at 81 %. Butter In fair de-
mand; choice Western Reserve l6al6c; choice
Central Ohio l4c. Lin,eed oil declined 10 65c,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24
On Hand and To Arrive,

On Hand and To Arrive,
DAlNT, vARNIsH,
/ SASH, kALSOMlNE,
WlllTEWASli md
lItlCkLiNERS' BRUSHES,
BOILED LINSEED OIL New York made.
SPIRITS TuRrENTlNE,
VAKNiSiifS, MI kinds
- PUTTY, LAMP BLACK,
ALL COLORS dry and In oil,
SOUTHERN COMrA NY'S
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD,
Sni TO bc the bent made.
READY MINED PAINTS, all shades,
Nothing 10 Il" but to buyn brush and go to work
kALSOMINES, every color.
SAND and EMORY PAPER,
EMORY CLOTH,
PUTTY KNIVES,
full line Of goods for Painters, just received,
An additional supply of POCKET KNIVES,
EAHOKS md SCISSORS beat makes.
The finest assortment Of SMtk Frs GOODS
In the city co,lHisting of
MEEESf IlAllM and BRIAR PIPES,
CIGAR and CIGARETTE HOLDERS,
TOBACCO POUCHES,
CIGAR ROCKS,
BELLE OF St JAMES PEEIpItE TOBACCO.
New Orleans Handmade and
Genuine Havana GIG RS.
BUCKET TOBACCO, only OF the very beat
quality.
FOX HhtEuy
w. II. CLUvDvRIU9,
DRUGGIST,
febaI HodraS O1d Stand, Baton Rot.gc, liz.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24
LEES FAREWELL ADDRESS,

The following IL the farewell address
Of Gen. Leo when he surrendered If
teen years ago ut Appomatox Court
House:
Carbohydrates ARMY NORTHERN I
VIRGINIA, April 10, 1865. !
"Aficr four years Of ardnous service,
marked by unsurpassed courage and for"
titude, the Army of Northern Virgina
has been compelled to yield to over
whelming numbers md resources ]
need not tell the survivors Of 40 many
hard fought battles, who have remained
steadiast To the last, that ] have
consented to this result from no distrust
Of them; but, feeling that valor aud de-
votion could accomplish nothing that
could compensate for tho loss that would
have attended The continuation Of the
contest, have determined TO avoid tho
useless sacrifice of those whose past ser
vices have endenred them to thcir coun.
trymon. by tho terms of tho agreement,
officers and men Gun return to their
homes, and remain there until cx-
changed.
"You will takc with you the satisfac.
ton that proceeds from the consciousness
OF duty faithfully performed and |
earnestly pray TINT n mercirnl God will
extend to yon his blessing md protcc-
ton. With IN 'rnccasing admiration Of
your consistency aud devotion to your
country, md grateful remembrance Of
your kind and generous consideration OF
myself, bid You M ailoctionatc farewell.
(SigncdD ''R. y. LEE"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24

mechanical nrt Of the sixteenth century
ceased going in 1889 In 1886 tho cor
poration Of the town Of Strasburg adop-
tod the resolution of causing this curious
monument 10 be repaired.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-24
Hpa.rIFICATH.

CDTATITICATE
SANDnuEsr tAustralia) March ist, 1873
] have been investigating Messrs Sander e.
Sons Eucalyptus Extract and have 10 admit that
there is, beside it, no medicament Of such uni.
vcfsal effect on the latnan system that know Of
II checks completely all ipnanmati0ns Of what
ever kind-chcst, lung aud all throat affections
such M Bronchitis and Dphthcria. IL cnres
rheumatism, Tooihache, Neuralgia, the most &C.
we're Colds, etc. used 1t with unparalleled sue
cess in Swcllings Bruises Sp,ains Burns. Wounds
OF the most serious nature, In all disorders Of tho
Bowels DarrhUa, etc, and gladly acknowledge
,ts merits for the benefit Of the public.
fSigned} JOHN CKUTCkSHASK, NJ d.
DIR. M0slcr Professor nj the University Of
Gricfswatde, Germany reports astonishing cures
Of Dipibe,ites, Astbmn, fl:crlDer Klnisohc Wo.
chcnscllrift, Nov. u, 1879 at our of}iGe)
The extract effected cures of Typhoid Fever,
Inflammation ofBreasts andSwe)ling Of Lega, nj.
tor confinement, Dysentery. Whooping Cough,
Inhalncd Eyes, etc. Dr. CRUICkSllANK.
Epitomc Of declaration made before NJ COIN,
Esq, j. p, ut SaHdhnfst. October 1877: f
The son Of Mr.. kaabe was hurt with an axeon
the knee After nine weeks medical treatment
IL was declared necessary by DR.. MacgilliyTny to
amputatc the limb. At tiiat junctnre the tx.
tract was applied, and the wound speedily cured
without amputatiOn.
The daughter Of Mr. Jnnghcfm, suffering from
uiSthSt VI bpuct DS
son and Boyd, who attended the girl without sat
isfactory result, was cured .iHst IN speedily.
SASDHUHST. Australia, Sept. IL, 1879.
thereby certify that the above are the contents
Of IN advertisement published ut Sandhnrst and
that the named Drs MacgiIivray, Atkinson and
Boyd are well known medical practitioners resi-.
ding at Sandllurst.
lSignedj S. A. WOODWARD. Mayor.
!, the undersigned. acting Vice Consul General
OF the United States at Melbourne, do hereby
certify, etc. Isigaedi JNO X. SMYTH
The great sanativc powerofthe Extract brought
under notice Of Prince Bismarck through the
Consul of the German Empire at Melbourne
All the documents in question may be inspect
ed ID attested copies ut any time at the office OF
the undersigned, agents Of Sander e. Sons Euca-
fyptus Extract.
The Extract IL sold by DR.. r. NJ. BROOKS at
one dollar and quarter bottle. Each bottle,
accompanied by directions for use and reports OF
cures.
Wholesale at CIR FfNLAY T. CO.,
Sole Agents for the Southern States,
IS Magazine street, New Orleans.
CAUrxoN.
There are come preparations Of the rum resin
in the trade without any value az medicamcnt.
They may easily be dfscet1ted as they turn milky,
on account of their terebiIitlineous nature, when
mixed with spirits Of wine. We are the only
existing manufacturers Of the pure Extract les
scncet Of the leaves Of tho Australian gum tree.
Therefore, ask for Sander Il SONG Extract and
insist upon getting it. ijanl7 ~.
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SANDER 4 SONS
E1xTR ACT
(ESSENCE)
-OF TIE- 81
EUCALY .PTUS|

TIVE PURE VOLATILE PARTICLES or
i tho leaves of the 40 renowned Anti Fever
Tree, THE EUCALYPTUS Gt.OBULuS,"
and the only protection again,t cpntagion III ca.
ses Of Yellow, Typhoid aud other fsvers.
Do not wait until that terrible foe, Yellow Fc.
yer appears IN your midst. but protect yourself
and family by using before lund our EXTRACT
rs m edoiant and when fever has already set II,
take internally four TO six drops IN a spoonful Of
water once day and apply Il externally freely
to the region Of the bowels. II IL the only rem.
cdy that can be relied on
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08

shall get up, and 60 out and find that
young man, and give him snoh horse
whipping ~ / warrant you be never got
before in all his life."
"DOn't be too hard on him, papa, -
entreated Katie, weakly.
shant, my dear, but my whip
will, said papa, grimly.
So he waited until FIVE; he waited till
half-past five; and then he took up a
certain heavy gold-knobbed whip that
lay stretched on the table as though in
readiness, and sailed forth in search OF
Snooks's rooms. And he found them,
and SnOoks, tOO-in bed, suffering from
q severe catarrh, caught, presume, in
the laurel avenue.
And no man knows what he did n
SnOoks. But at least he gave him an
increased desire for his bed, because for
a fortnight afterward he never stirred
out Of IL.
When Mr.. Wilding heard Of all this,
regret TO say he gave way 10 noisy mirtf
in the privacy of his chambers and wa
actually caught by his wa-herwoman-
who peeped through the keyhole-per
forming a wild dance in the middle o.
the floOr.-LondOn Society.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

LONDON society will act unitedlv to
snub professional beauties. 1t is beau.
tiful fight as it stands, in which the ugly
and worthy will have a chance. The
beauties will not be invited to parties,
and in that case the young men will not
care to go.
ACCORDING to London Truth the life
of the Prince of Wales is insured by a
number of speculative persons, as are
the lives of many other prominent per-
sonages. Large sums were paid by sew.
eral offices after the death of Prince AL
bert.
DRUNKENNESS is said to be greatly on
the increase in London. Ten years
ago the persons arrested for drunken
ness or for being drunk and disorderly
numbered 2l,625, whereas last year
they had increased to 1892, or by
nearly tifty-seven per cent.
IT is understood that when the EN-
press Eugene goes to her future home
in Switzerland this autumn the remains
of her husband and son will be removed
TO the oratory attached to the chateau.
All the furniture of her English house
not taken with her will be distributed
among friends, nothing being allowed to
pass under the hammer of the auction.
eer.
IT now appears that the resignation
of the Grand Duke Nicholas from the
command of the Russian Imperial
Guard was a compulsory process, he
having gone into scheme by which
the Gar was charged f2O,0OO (SlOO,-
000) extra by the builders of the Livadia
steam yacht, which amount was given
to the Grand Duke.
OK the occasion of his marriage the
Crown Prince of Austria will receive
from the aristocracy of Vienna pres
ent of a magnificent album, each leaf OF
which will contain drawings and water
color copies of the most celebrated and
best known paintings. About $4,000
have been subscribed toward the pur.
chase of this present.
A LATE Berlin journal publishes a list
of the women filling the function of di
plomatists under the Government oi
Russia. OF these there are Ministers
Plenipotentiary at Berlin, two at Rome,
and two at Vienna. There are several
other Russian women, members of the
Imperial family, circulating in the
minor courts of Germany charged with
diplomatic functions of nature more OF
less delicate. ...
MIR. AsHNiEAD BARTLETT and his
affianced wife, Lady Burdett-Coutts, as
seen riding together, caused Olive Lo
gan to write to the Philadelphia Times
as follows: "What contrast! He @
fresh, blooming youth of eight-and.
twenty, erect, gay, the full sap of life
bounding freely through his veins, at
tested by his sparkling eye, his peachy
cheek, his ruby lip; she, shriveled un.
to decrepitude, dressed sensibly, as be
fits her age, in black poke bonnet, be.
side whose somber lack of style the
headgear of some Quakeresses is gay
and extravagant in form and color; hel
shoulders wrapped in dark wooleI
shawl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-08
PITH AND POINT.

A COMPOsITOH who can not agree
with his wife says he must have taken
her out Of the wrong font.-Et,ct.
10 ch8ck is 10 stop, except in case Of
a travellers baggage, which Is checked
10 make II go.--NeU Orieans Pioayune.
PROFESSOR WmCHELL says that
there we're men before Adam. Let the
Professor back his opinion by giving US
their Grdphtc.
MORE than 1900 pupils In the public
schools Of Davenport are studying Ger
man. This is all right, only we have
often noticed that public school German
Is distres5ingly like Connecticut French.
--Hd1Dkeye.
"AND that's where the farmer and 1
differ" said Smiley, as he submitted a
number eleven foot tO the chiropOdist; I;
che contemplates his broad acres with
pleasure, while / contemplate mine
and swear. ."-BOston Transcript.
"CHARITY begins at home," said
Mrs. Grouse, when she bought a pair Of
silk stockings for her oldest daughter,
and reproved the servant for giving stale
bread 10 the woman at the area door,
Boston Globe.
The Smith family at Peapack, N. j.,
had their annual reunion Wednesday.
We congratulate them. Dynasties may
rise and fall parties may come and go I;
but the Smith family shall not fail till
humanity passes from the planet TO re-
turn no re.-BOston Posi-.
AMONG the effects Of New Yorker
who committed suicide were ia scarf
pins. 1t is suspected that he took his
life because he didn't own ll5. A base,
craving desire for scarf-pins will wreck
young mans character and destroy
his mental equilibrium sooner or later.
Shun the scarf-pin as you would a poi
sonous viper.-NorTistOtCH Herald.
"OH, pshaw!" petulantly exclaimed
Miss Lydia Languish, looking up from
the last new novel, in response to a sum
mons from her mother 10 come and as
sist in preparing dinner. "Oh, pshaw! /!
1 am just where Edward de Courcey
Montalbert is about to propose TO the
Lady Ethelinda Adele st. Claire, and l
wish dinners had never been invented -
And the look of supreme disgust that
flashed from her eyes showed that she
meant it.