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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13
Warning to Tresspassers on Indian
Reservations

W ASHlNOION, FebTuhN IL lhN
President to-day issued "A proclamation
warning all persons locating or tresS-
passing on Indian reservation, that they
will be speedily removed therelrom by
the agent, according To the laws made
aud provided, and that no efforts will
be spared 20 prevent the invasion oi said
territory, rumOrs spread by evil dts
posed persons 10 the contrary nOtwith-
standing. and u necessary the and and
assistance OF the military iOrccs Oi the
United States will be invoked 10 carry
into proper execution the laws OF the
United states.
Treasury Circular In Reference to Pur-
chase OF Bonds for sinking Fund.
WASHINGTON, February IL. The fol-
lowing circular in relation to the pur-
chase Of l.. 5. bonds ior the sinking
fund Was issued this afternoon;
WASnNGroN. February L..
The Secretary oi the Treasury hereby
rivrS notice that proposals Tor sale to
the government OF 81 .OO0.OOO OF any
bonds of the United States described be
low will be received at the office OF the
Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States, at New York, at noon OF Wed,
neslay OF each week hereafter until
further notice Of which days the bids
will be opened and awards declared,
the bonds thus purchased TO be applied
to the sinking fund, rs provided IN sec
ton 1904 Of the Revised Statutes OF the
United States. act Oi February 5, 1861,
skies of 1850, acts Of March, 1861,
July IL, 1861, and March 3,
lS6S. skies Oi 1881; act Ot
July II, 1870, and five per cents OF 1881.
The proposals should state the specific
character Of the bonds offered, whether
registered or coupon, and under what
acts they were issued, and may be Tor
anv amount not less than 5000. The
oilers mast bc for the sale OF bonds with
accrued interest 20 and including the
day OF sale, and each proposal must
enclose a certified check Tor - per cent
Of the amount OF the bonds offered.
The checks OF unsuccessful bidders will
be returned as soon as the result is as
rertained and those Of the others on
the following business day, when the
bonds must be delivered and payment
in lawful money be made as soon As
they can be duly examined. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids and
waive any defects.
ISigned.l JOHN SHERMAN,
SSrotdry.
The United States bonds accepted BY
the government under Instructions ot
the Secretary OF the Treasury in his
circular Of the 81 inst, amount in the
aggregate 10 about 81, ,i00,000
Meeting Of Dsmocratic National Com
.-.a. mitteeN
wAsHIeGroS, February IA meet
Ing OF the Democratic National Com
mittee has been called here for Monday,
February Is, Tor the epurpose of fixing the
time and place for holding ths nsxi
Democratic National Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13
GERM Y.
Warike Attitude of France and Russia,


BERLIN, February l2--The semi.oili-
cial North German Gd.eite, referring to
the warlike tone OF the French papers
on the German army bill says: The
French army estimates Tor 1870 were
barely j00,0O0,0O0 francs, while they
now exceed 900,0O0,000 francs. The
French army is better armed and nu-
merically stronger than the German
army. The Russian army has also been
considerably increased. From the
language Of some OF the French mon
arChial journals, il would appear
certain that il the parties they represent
obtained power they would certainly
plunge France into war. In view OF this
language Germany, though earnestly
pcaCc.lOving, must for her own safety
follow the example unfortunately set by
her ncighbors in their immense armies.
The preface to the Anti Socialist Renew
al Bill, which will be brought forward
in the ReiChstag, points to the manifest
spread Uf the Communist party in
France and the supposed identity OF the
Communist and Socialist aims.
The speech Announces an increase OF
matriCulatiOn contributions Of the varl-
Gus States. \ loan to meet most Of the
urgent items Ol expenditure and the
modification OF the constitution in order
TO remove some OF the disadvantages to
the Prussian Diet from its session, being
Simultaneous with that OF the Rcichstag
IN regard ~ the military law, the En-
ltN..,.,- .s.,,,a a.. -, .anfla.x< - ll.1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13
The Liquor Trailc.

WASHINGTON, February l2.-The Sc
lect committee Of the House upon the
alcoholic liquor traffic has instructed
Representative Brewer 20 report bill
to the House providing for the appoint
ment Of acommission OF ten members to
investigate the subject, to serve without
paw, and 10 I've selected irrespective OF
their views upon the liquor traffic. The
bill also appropriates $4,000 for the e1-
pgnscs of the commission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13
HOUSE.

Mr. stephens, ofthc Coinage, Weights
aud Measures Committee, reported back
five bills relative To the metric system
OF coinage. Ordered printed aud re-
icrrrd.
The Till provides
/. For the coinage OF a metric gold
coin, to be called the stella ol the
value oi four dollars.
.. For the coinage OF 4 goloid metric
dollar, two dollars, and fractions OF n
hnllnr and also tho cninagn ul a metric
, 1880-08-20
NEW YORK,

SpeeAt D'fpateh 10 Ihs CAtsa1o Tfib4iHx,
NEW f0t6, Au.. l9--GhAtN~W'intar whsat quito
active, cAudy lu the speculative lt.lo+ hnd. thouGh
opening sUnleNhat Arnler, speedily depressed ubuut
H4ls poT bu, intusncad Ia part BY thu adyerss
of sdyices By cablo zhd heavnssa reported eary In
tho day FROM tbs West. Toward tho close uptIana
sowad dscldodly H,Ur6 nsauaaa tn Instances rally-
i"g NJ p%r @ GMi sgt!nx Mhsa4i q; ~, yaSts. nI =
I'D at 1MA@sltA 9:gslhx " ttu1tii .ltss! bnstels
kO2 Gh!cAeo And M!lMaukee svEnx Ut tutHlu.
istye aeepuat r.. I, assl!no u h&ks Hsr ha.htol.
At eha ts!.Ao kl1 nhFkAt sR4 AlAu4Hhnt set1lt1r.
1pt@ans rsllynv ltlas, md eIoainH sttoi,ai Mi.p
Wss!sIn ahxraao1 4A9F1Ats oas ttferud ig.a fFooly
a4tans1 ot hsic, IN initanty ~ NV :fork NJ;
a:tS,t Aye-A t4t a!'iry 1o.ed q t,sn Rr. I'll .aca
EituflsIuS4-{ius pip4lu1t1 active alld vi Hsaln
ulluG hisilr. Muss iaf1 III fair 40mand 1ar ps11pt
u1I fpryi Qu0t9a a. fAlt Ill., for utdltlQsY 4nsign
s S.fsfn aosS sstyG; y; Ha5',t : g. MoR!t, s!o:Iia X
1hh CMt u'uaA .teaay with nlodgrale inquiry
lo1ed. hacon u tsAand, long olees talr'y aa.a.e
arlray sought ~ advanced nsusas, August c!9anx ~
, 1880-08-20
dom fur ports OF call mud for direct ports, OH the

dates rainefl;
Aug,1a, Anq?, Aug. u.
.......... I<T ~. re-.
Flour and wheat, 7rs,...2IhTn 1,uGn i,s;sMn
t1rn mrs. fNifD H0Mu 1nHn
Tho following were nmonp tho direct exports
frntH this city during last week on through hills
of lRdIug: 4UGj hrls flour, 1o1,h2i hn WIGHT.
i9,fAt hi corn. III pkgs pork, fl,0G7 boxes meat,
6.s.. cases cnnnci mcnts. 4,ssi pkgs lard, 3,es3
rk9s butter, s,G17 pkae cheese ;s,a brls tallow,
6, br1s pat-meal. 1.a:5 hEls oorn.fnnni. ais brls
tar1 oil. 3ls 80 lbA oil cnkc, 1,ao lbs leatfscr
Tho following were tho 0gRrcuato receipts OF
the articles nnmc{l IL this city since tho cioso Of
Inst ycnr: 1,H 49, hrls Hour. .GoS b whent
57.lS1.::51 llu corn, 10il5,an ln oats, 1850 bit
rye, 1.:e),'D hi barley, Fl s16,Is8 It's INK scci
lm:tjEG lbs hog ticnts. ,6o7 lbs lard. 49,.
Tp,iS lbs butter, 8,1Ht,51a hngs. E,l,5tl cutie.
@I8.+s9 sheep. 42,06l.'a2 It's hides. e1Gl, l09 lbs
WOOL ,lG9.si4 tons ooal. s6s a.. feet lumber,
OF, ,15! brts salt.
, 1880-08-20

~ ..H, 80 an. ,I,',n 49, .T T ~. "u ~. ~ ~
asss,i cianso IL Prices. rhe oasrs. f Of spo. ,iou.
aro sill light iu. there Is On sale TO arrive than,
!,sts.oto1e. Grizzly wuet. say. varo reported Of
, At so " ss sfe patss sos.s m 81:
ss suss s u s s;ss ss e sssss sst:
tn: or,,rn x,,1.7prrs-vo,o IN rooo aou.oa md
ndi1;rs NJ ea's sca s .ba.; ~ NJ t, t
n.ss nasa n. MI rs m o ea ~ ,raes
srKiSu wiliAr-wa. as,ivs and averaged
stronger. though wenk carly. TAs market tor nost
sss ssss *2"ss az rss s'iss
markets ws'q ut anu sF ss. o.
supposrd to suonk vol f1r tho oyn,r OF the crop,
wt!tu tho report at THO p!esio. day tint tho nslas!.
Ss|Et 81 ~ a!.,i: sss iss!s ion:s iis5s sS
@ 4; ~ sS ,sl vi;
wsrs nas hi. lrevs'us ay, IN AUGUST sntis,ets. and
II; n !i sssit 5 tfs"T ~ s ! s ~ 5.!sss Il ssxs
"a !s at M Il ~ sss s.r sP ni| az.
tl.S must nnxi"'s Iny inter oil; Tto eEnsinanncs
sse. IT, so' i"ts 4. declined s' u s aSs"cssi ID s
" IS sssF Ia
T. s;s j i; \; sas
Gs3., ys 5; ,S;ae 5 I'D II v5 a'se ,s 'sTfs @
1s: xss ss ; il fa &c 5ifps S
sa II cx s It sa ,s tas I'd
IA II Si,; If
JtI ItSif 1ftrF II titt
, 1880-08-20
Withdrawn from store during Wednesday for
city consumption: .,lg9 bu outs.

@'-@- 1900
tne !o''o"lis gram WIS i1spoctoo into stolc III
tnls ety yestofoaS morning: cars No. winter
"neat, " eass ~ 1et', Cur NO. "ihteF' ~
um.o , 49, uo' - eata rcaccteat caf no sr"'su
'~t "El'esl' lcas naAeu, cur no. sPr'ne, ~
eAts Mo. no. ~ chfs NO. uo, u cars fctcctcd
~ ~ s'"us wneap: ott ears anu o'oo9 ou No. .
eosn' ~ Gu cmss nua 1i.oVo nu htsn-Mi1ca' ~ cars
selcotea ~ t.n' ooth' " ours Wnte n on1s, ~ eafs
w. nAeu, W. - e"ss .o'eeua !AoooatS; @r No.
- - ~. e"'a ~ ~, enfa so1ce.c"t ent ~
-, ~ snks ~ oasoyt - cass cao -, ~. o..
w., -. ea's w. w. w a., n,l. eaesh ooooo ou'
~ W.. "'t pu "Ae'at' oA't'Ao oo sosn'
'Fs% n,' w. %s'au oa.a A''.o ~. w 1ye'
1Ho oo5o W Io"neo guy taoro as o"ly unu
p'A.es ~ t"o tosa. eceict !" "LA!c"so'-tnAs ~
'ha nun wno ne &C, cn',ro's tno PORK ueai'
~. - .ot u o',ooo w "uuESt Wsts ue'iseecu lasE
"ounesany w !, se'lor ,,,,. ano year oohsrao..
.ss Ape.sN.o uao'e uu Within touas ~ eoJ yos-
"oiu'S co'ii''no,a M .uo '"toEun1uoh 1A1t 3austs1"
nan ~ tu1s scae i'VN'rn Iuhrtces vi "heaI surplus.
Ine te'!oa1s pfoouco 'a"rscts "ero unasuany
AfslA!atca scs.c.'"y' anu Rot QUE OF tno rne III
WHICH so"io OF .noe',l nua ooen 30 ioh9' Ihero
Is "ee'"sos n,oso 'nte'ost Wv F.uht' Cosh tooA
.ns sessl us".,.' w. !. M,t ""no lao pfosous uns.
Tue reports os injury ny nr'ng wora humorous
on"usn tocal w. 'ioEe ouyofs.1nousn stsha to'o,
Br"ns'st!te, ltt "u a'i1ls"sc nAu t,cuIi s''sI'ea
"hefa uatca. auo IL was soFetteu INIT 'hansas
MONS nus mnooa ES aores more ~ corn TINS year
.han .ass' , lno mnsket tuthoa aue. Tor mo nfss
t!me thls year. "hoat was rathor woak III tho
VI t.Fh'Sn Auflces' Agooo }oal " tollR Who"t WIS
so1a carry, pat INC sellers "ahted II pnok again
Waon thoy loua" Que now II was win corht anu
tno boIter ao'na'la RtlHcnou rfscos' In OATS
tnere was s1eahS 1coilh3 ~ hoaf tao ciosos
Whoh tho market st1acaod III sympathy with
cofh ~ fyo atiu baFlcy tnero wins i'ttlc ohanpe,
except that scllers woro row In number. The
, 1880-08-20

. 6Qmm .osEHptd IEafh. II IFNn9cT1Vf. :
W ths mo,,,.sats ets Of Thnr.lAn County wont cast
pai paiIsS ~ ~ htae tarms This sprins thysu women
b tasn tEaol. utteHdt1 to tho stuck. and may
hx theIe nsE tholr re.I1na Into tuwI,, rnarkct-
Eass " wltg. wan eau bo SUI, sslnshinx down
&4f,d sos uef iarul, aud hlx by kue uWA hands
II so1as eight acEcs 81 land,
, 1880-08-20
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcro tho rooolpts and shipments
of the tcadtrs articles at produce In this city
during tho twentyfo,lr lloilrs ending Mt o'clock
Thursday morning and for, tho corresponding
time last year:
, 1880-08-20


GSi.
Tho orc in tho various drifts Of tho 1,od'o
ayoragus up Into tho hundreds,
The Incz Company. owning property IN Ell
dora County, California, hAyo wcl!.dohncd
a F4cson slA,onl suys tho nlAitl working shut
Of tho EmpIrc ElInp Ii duWIl iET1 fcal. Tho H1-
tent uf the uru body Ia not yDt known. Tho
fncts Ut tho cFnss- cuts Astu drifts md tho hott0
ial says, Thu exoltonldnt In ns lulntux Earkct
"a nt Higher pitch than Mt my tinu tlGtu tho
llcIthntnY or tho movement, two weeks nXt,.
Trt!crs ure 0inaxcsl ut tho advance Of prices aud
cof5,ndi9fty 5, ~, dtsxs'c e ee!uS unns -
lsnurls uyAuM t0uulesl fri; nther nortll.oIltlrrs
tn propnp<tnu. Al II tfulack prices rutetI iower
OyGr u,gAl ahares ut the different stocks wero
sold dt}fEn9 tao fnsrRtx'n: .,
NE& fUHK, Aug. l0.-ln tho m!nlHg market
deyatngs to-dhy Wcro un a largo seAc, mud ttlhs-
acfluna waro well distributed Hukfll lnakus a
|further riso 10 ely aill Hull natn!n9n aIyanocs
n,an4 ut ssa.U: Tho monthly dtyllouu ia stson
tO Go incronscsl to <lul Oh the lAsKu- itioteused
output Ut the property. Altogether tho nlln!ux
tntorost IL looking UP In lhis nlArkct.
u0s1ok.
DosroN, Aug. l0.-Mlnins stocks closed:
aIss:; AI:ss:; fsSs:,
sssSssiai si!ssiia lsi|fxs; M Mi|xsl l:;;.::::
BAh YnAsolscn.
BAN FRANOIsOO, Aug. 0.:~1n0 following Wefo
tho closing quotations ut tho Hteck Hoard;
1iss:s::: s!s!a
IoiYldsso........,..,., Observation-Disclosures.
, 1880-08-20


sp'tta. Dt'patea to 4ne ehteago Tribune.
Dosroy. Aug. 10.-Tho stock market liz quiet,
hut Steady. -
III lani stocks Water Power declined 11-1s;
Ih!s collpriscs all thu salcs sn-day.
Rlln rlIlrt,nd ho.ds burlington & Missouri OK
esnpt ls advanced y, to III; Dc ~ sold ut u: Sun
3lns':y = M ,1yMcsti lynn to ~: Wisconsli. Va!lyy 5s
Anl ltepub!ioun Fnltcy liz ". D., at in.; Little
ltoek n DECLINED u to l9l;l: Hartford Erie ~
Il, to ts14; kunsuB City l.HwrpNob IS declined
In ,s.ilroad stnrcs. Union pnciia advanced 4.
ton i sinli,o It i4a: 1lintlsiphh, s WIfmlna-
s Kss IT. Gy swps ~ %5:sSns 81 X'ssea Gs"ta s III
closing ut ll7,Sd5ll7A; Ban4uyky. declined n;
Now York Now EnFla.d. y: M!chigua Central.
ofHp,nsss ,nas ri l'osfon I An1y HIS cII: r
Missouri, Rnnsus s Tcxns Hold 1t 57Sl. '@' - ;
American 1cll Telephone soid down to lux
10 the Vt,ttrn Assoefatfd I'r<,s.
NosroS, Aug. 1O.-stocks clnse.l: ..-..
ISsts A. sss s;ssi t. " @ ~; ss '
!o !S fs it'd Fiasi nt y Ia!s s!asao $Sl
ks!e%!a i I h. s!}S \ l. EesaHf pia II
!;;s issS sc / & 6 + l. E:M i: ILL., 5
htahsaa T. Esr'f T. H. i!St!sa ssf.t.s:::
f0ilEIuN.
LONDON, A,,E. 1o.-Consos, o. 15-1G. -.
Atnarionf s0curfttcs-Now 81, lA54; 4Hs, ll1h !:
Csntrai, Bo,l; Erle, @I3a: seeonds. p1: ltuading,
Tho bullIoniu tho Bank Of England Increased
Ea, ,;N0 during the ptst week. Tho prpportlnn Ut
tho l'ank ot Enxluda seservo to It's liability IL
isAM1s, AUX. lo-l,eutes. gst ss,le.
Specie III the nank Of Franco has increased
0,51l ,D0f tho past woek.
, 1880-08-20

lHN's-EeEe wanted md A. ettcr prices In addt-
n!,;" g in9nry trY sh!Ppes.. and y midday the
n sanf% IN ";ansy snss & Il
4 nnd rnof PC r. .o . sstss haaxy esaiss sG2a Tns
}hG bulk Of tie heavy sldys c,.nnac ornors nt slxs
~ ndleA of skS asa ctla wur8 at E5Iiuab4.Hl Tho
nltfRet clohed firm, All taIeh mntG subject to
aftnkaxe Of " Its for plsnJ 5ws ind 81 Ds for stays
, 1880-08-20

Er1aps III! have confidence lii The 6hakcss'
xYlsS.se y d by tho Canterbury HhaEers, shaE-
, 1880-08-20
tlinskpt finished firm;

\
Extra I}HnYDF-Erthrt a
t,j T.; ana araarf. - ]
f,,.'x ,xSxS!"s issl!e It! tapsto
inG l;!a,n 1 .' ] .ms4s
RI, ,ne !!S!o is1 M ] s as,sa
common 10 ctt,lcg cowa f0r nitv sisnehiSs /. ],
s,rs rstshlng ~ - lAM 1seSaa
20 no zbaaS
fnfa,In.:. :.: - 21SAo
buIls and ica1awa9 ateesr 11sa4g
, 1880-08-20
MINING NEWS.
b., MrN, ,yftIttf.

I .-' Nv tbs MtHiny Aatociltsd prtts.
New YoHK, Aug. lD.-ThO mining stock mar
kot WIS strong to-duy With I'LL upward tendoncy
In nriccR. The CiQsitlg ullirIn NltQtnttUIs WGr9s
, 1880-08-20

'7''''4''"' "a0
SIiEEp-I,riccB wero 1ovnr r.,1o aoc,no frnt,
MDntnys mutations Hns injy ~ IN mr. i'll is mi
n4V. Irnyutsd ut Tho rsicIiut Tiln upna nd VIZ cM.
,jg ii tu local tr1tdN his tiJ mt rearh ts nrttn
SUNNY small M il Wiz Va dHt,ta ns,nr IN ~ chnIcs
.,.,.r ...,.
NEW fbHks
NEW fpttK, Aug. 1D-3CEvES-ND frrsi, Offerings.
no call for cxtt3G hold uyaf from Yperi1 ~ nntiDa
UlnM lit t1kGt0-yur1tn IrraReA Ucof lind n,y enin nc
We per IT. fur nnyu sides ur +itdd for TWxna
Shipments. II 1ly1 ts,ttir HH ans rtur foaf and iii
CurcAs sGs mutton, ' |' ~ ~
SlsEHtslkeceintR 711; prices maintained but fcct-
Ing tasar before DtHh vury tHtr Ia htrtTy 1,rints
rhuep. fiji ffa5 yr 1ui lbs. txtrn 0rDnrt shrts
$h4U To ftu; poor tn gOnl janns iA ia Kiln. nritia
nhl uxisn d. H1s: Outnde pfico fur fay MIA
Jersey latlbs. - - '' ~
HWiNE-A9ceIpts, 1EEl both itye and 1frcsscd hnrx
r1nos. rrtcos flf 10 $ I'll ncr IiJ tia nnd intOr III II
tn F;.It rHr l lbs with rtI tCrhAY ,irHssni i,,x ~
{1.AtA7.th " N't ~ f's' '
rrr..,n
, :, ntElAho.
HufFA!D. AnE observation-disclosures to day, 2,0Ut
conAelteu tnfonth ED cars. bh vFilHs In request
" yesttfIlnys prices but supply light salez nt tla
I,at atock luls, &ttt3.ah ~
,SlEEt, AND AAAHs-lscCetnt8 To-day 1.QAG cnn-
, 1880-08-20
1.UNlI5E}s,

Tho casEO market wAs qnIet. t1,c offerings being
sn,n!. rirco stun quoted firm ut foNl and spuo
nsu asking FaA Inch quoted stron3 will ynf,ra
OF "A slight advance In 1urne arndas. Ehtngles n..d
luth were unchanged. Following Is tho list NJ carxo
, 1880-08-20

fiG lt.oN-rhe past faw day. hav1 acan but l!lt'u
&rAsl1 III ths fihe lAyDrs tAklt. nut such 1AhHle6
~ MFu Hettal fur ln!iIh:e Nsp. hut al"nleFs lDok
fnE rtvlvMs nf business with 9 beginning Ut Sap
tUtiseer, Uu tllErI ux nut HItIunr 10 10 Mlty dtAfu
- Inorcnse svs nj tho sauritIca Ut pfscaz Wo lnolo
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
A Butterfly's Moral.

a boy, on perceiving a beautiful butterfly,
was so smitten with its gaudy colors, that he
pursued it from flower to flower with inde-
fatigable zeal; at first he attempted to sur
prise it among the leaves of rose; then he
endeavored to cover it with his hat as it was
feeding on daisy; now he hoped to secure
it as it revelled on sprig of myrtle; and
now grew sure of his prize on perceiving it
to loiter on a bed of violets; but the tickle
fly still eluded his attempts. At last, observ-
ing it alf.buried in the cup of a tulip, he
rushed forward, and, snatching at the object
of his pursuit with violence, it was crushed
to pieces. The dying insect, perceiving the
boy chagrined at his disappointment, ad-
dressed him with the utmost calmness in the
following words: "Behold, now, the end of
thy Improbable solicitude; and learn. for the
benefit of thy future life, that pleasure, like
painted butterfly, may serve to amuse one
in the pursuit; but, if embraced with too
much ardOr, will perish in thy grasp"
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19

How long does widower mourn for his
wife2 For a second.
Andaman Island widow swear the skulls of
their deceased husbands on their shoulders.
Some one saws that as circus, Congress
draws only when all the other shows are
shut up.
The Binghamton Republican says that a
bawling cow is worse than a second wife who
don't want to get up and build the fire.
A woman who patiently waits for her hus-
band from midnight to dawn, has an object
in view, and more than likely another in
hand.
A new spring bonnet is called the "Nihi-
list" A "blow up" at the breakfast table is
anticipated when the husband sees the bill
for it.
The young lady who worked pair of slip
pers for her beau with the unique design of a
coiled snake on each, doesn't go to the thea
ter at his expense any more.
"Sir," said an astonislred landlady to a
traveller who had sent his cup forward for
the seventh time, ''You must be very fond of
coffee" "Yes, madam, L am" he replied,
cor L should never have drunk so much wa
ter to get little"
~ hluulN pOhCciudH plCheu urun nhdTu
out of a San Francisco gutter, and, perceiv-
ing that his head was bent over to one side,
set about Strengthening it by main strength.
The fellow lazily opened his eyes, and re-
marked: "Born so, mister, born So"
"How do you contrive to amuse yourself?"
"Amuse," said the other starting, "do you
know have my house work to do?" "Yes,"
was the answer, Il see you have it to do; but
as it is never done, l concluded you must
have some other way of passing YOUR time.'
The young folks were talking about mis-
takes in courtship, when Uncle Job broke
in with the declaration that there was never
any such thing. "For," said he, nobody
ever makes mistakes worth mentioning in
courtship. It's after the courtship is over
and the lovers have been married that the
hurtful mistakes begin" "Well, uncle" said
one of his pretty nieces, whats the moral
of all that2' "The morall'' exclaimed Uncle
Job, whats the moral? Why, s'pose the
moral is keep on courting."
Lucy Stone Blackwell, the lady who has
been clamoring for woman's rights ever since
the capture of Ticonderoga, has taken
another degree in equality. Just as she
alighted from her carriage in Orange, New
jersey, theOther day, anice gentlemen step
ped up and inquired the way to a certain
street. The amiable lady turned to answer
and the nice gentleman snatched her satchel
and ambled around the corner. The satchel
contained S1S, a copy of the constitution,
with Objectionable clauses marked, an essay
on mans inhumanity to woman and pair
of blue wooden stockings-Post Despatch.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
EXPRESSIONS.

Twas ssRobinson" he called his birds.
Said they, "what made you do SOP
ssI named him, though IL sounds absurd,
Because the rooster crew So"
Gupdow T;..o.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19

copies circulated amount to 148.00O.OOO.
More than seventy barbarous languages have
been endowed with a grammar and litera-
ture.
A very ancient custom was observed on
Good Friday at st Bartholomew the Great,
SmIthheld, London, where at the conclusion
of the service an old tomb in the churchyard
was visited, and Rev j Morgan laid twenty
one sixpences on the tomb, which were picked
up by twenty-one elderly females of the par
ish. 1t is said that an old lady left this gift,
and that she lies buried in the churchyard
but the exact spot can not be pointed out
The "Guardian" is new evangelical Prot
estant Episcopal journal of this city. 1t
quotes paragraph in which DR.. Bacon and
President Porter are referred to as represen-
tatives of Liberal Congregationalism, and
says: alt Liberal Congregationalism is
itself already as Unitarian as it can be. 1t
has not reached the lowest depths of bias
phemy and atheism which some have reached;
but the personality of God, the divinity of
Christ, the personality and work of the Holy
Chest, the inspiration of the Bible, the divine
institutions of the Gospel Ill these are either
ignored or ridiculed and secuted at"
The ''Congregationalist retains true
Puritan hostility to those who disturb the
meeting: "Those late corners are still at it.
Last Sunday several were shown into pews
already as full as was comfortable for the oc-
cupants after the sermon began. Where
upon one new remedy suggested itself. The
polite attendance of the gentlemanly ushers
on these people throws veil of respectable
appearance over their bare-faced impudence.
At an appointed time, say at the opening of
the hymn before sermon, let the ushers take
their seats. leaving the stragglers to hook out
for themselves after that After little ex-
perience some who don't mind casting con-
tempt on the public service of God might
shrink from facing HIS worshipers with de-
mands for seats that would have been gladly
offered ten minutes earlier. Try it."
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19

Maud IAN aristocratic child): "How pretty
and clever you are. motherl I'm so glad you
married into our famiiy."-Punch.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

A transcendental preacher took for his
text, "Feed my lambs" A plain farmer
quantity remarked to him, on coming out of
the church: ga very good text, sir; but you
should take care not to put hay so high in
the rack that lambs can't reach it."
1t is about 100 years since the beginning
in modern foreign missions. There are said
to be now one million and half of converts
from hsathenism The Bible has been trans
lated into 226 different languages, and tie
The Indiana State sentinel., 1880-05-19
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
Garden Lore.

Garden Lore.
Every child who has garde ming tools
should learn by heart these gardening rules:
He VINO owns a gardening SPADE
should be able TO dig the depth Oh lts Diaoei
He who owns gardening rake
Should know what to leave and what 10 take
He who owns a gardening hoe
Must he sure how he means his strokes TO go;
Rur be who owns a gardening fork
Nav make 1t do all the other tools WORK;
Though 10 shift, or to pot, or annex wha1 you
can, - -
- -Harpers Young People.