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THE COUNTS.
SUPREME CouRr OF APPEALS Judges John.
am Ha,vnonI GrsNn npd pnbon.

SVfhkhk SVUkE VI AfFkAL -JuuyeS JUHNts
son, Raymond, Green and Patton.
This Court met at 10 A. NJ. Saturday
aud transacted the following business:
Ia the case OF John Orr vs.. WIS. Wiley,
from Wetzel county, writ Of certiorAri
was ordered, on motion Of appeallee.
s. A. Orisllp ct al. vs.. Rein Kahn ct al.
from Roane county. Motion to dismiss
was overruled.
O. MoMullen vs D. EIgan ct al, from
KGnawha county. was submitted.
j. A. House and wife vs. NJ. M%cFarland's
administrator, from Kanawha county.
Argued and submitted. White for appel.
lants; Niche for appellee.
0. A. Patton OF oil. vs.. W. A. Quarter,
trustee, ct al, from Kanawha county.
Submitted.
Adjourned until ten'o'Clock this morn.
ing.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., June 19.-1A a. NJ
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, fol
lowed by increasing ~Cloudinees and loca
rains, variable winds, stationary tempera
ture and barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fail
weather, possibly followed In the northern
portion by local rains, variable winds
mostly westerly, stationary or lower tenn
peratIte, nearly stationary barometer.
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DOR SALE.

T.
Dwelling aud lot on Ohio street, mar iAt Witt
with all modern improvement,
House and lot No 70 south Huron Iift's' WI
cheap.
With water and gls Throughout. 10 complete nPh
ior hrSt.clASs d dwelling house. Tetn' very llhtL
Desirable building lot on Main Itftl AsNa
Ninth and Tenth streets.
One lot With brick house on Marie. Nfett M'N'
Ninth and Tenth streets. 49,,
BlAlney farm, on Middle WheNng tfttl ~
nIlts from TtiAdslphlA, containing l65 Efa' "u~
the tatAte.
THOs, SWEENEY
Real Estate aud Insurance Agent and Eoi1 r.
lie, No 70 Eleventh stree,
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CbI.osn snd Tietntp al

The p, O. 4 st. L. Railway Company
Pan. Handle Route) will sell excursion
tickets 10 Chicago on June %, OF the rate
81 IS for found TIP. Tickets good fof ten
days,
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EXCURSION To Chicago via b. & O., June
2Sh. R>und tip IS 90; tickets good ten
days. No change Of cara aud through
sltepers.
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DOR SALE.
DOR SALE.
FoR sALE-DEsIRABLE BUILDBi

IL LOA6t
hereby offer for sale $50 ieet Of gousi d n
tenth street and 400 iOtt on POufistnih ItrGI
this city, In lots Of 20, 10 or 10 let, 10 suit puEAHa.
The above property 10 the only large pittS Il pNd
the most 1erirAble " 10 had Tor feddIbra. n
property IL near the Central Glass worn, htE4
Wood and AcCollOch streets and known y slhti
Garden. II. 2. gHRlvER
I1hG l2iI Nilh ttHl
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Tar peculiar merits OF Fellows Typo
%phosphites are:
Fifst-Unique harmony Of ingredients suit
able 10 the requirements OF diseased blood.
6econd-Slightly alkaline reaction, render.
ing II acceptable 70 almost every stomach.
Third lts agreeable flavor and convenient
form asa Syrup
%Fourth-lts harmltSsness under prolonged
use. MwPPw
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DoN'T fail to take in the Swiss watblers'
Concert at schwalb's tonight and every
night this week.
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THE celebrated Swiss WArbIsrS Of
ScaWaIb'S all next week.
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THE celebrated Swiss watblefs will sing
Of SChwAlb's saloon during the present
week, commencing 10 night, Go and hear
them,
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tbs singing OF the Swiss Warblers OF
SChwGlb's saloon tonight will be The event
OF the aeason,
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DOR RENT N FOR SALE.

To n responsible party two large roOnI bIa
location, gas and wafer. A large d yelling itkt1t
With all mOdsfn eOnVeniSnteS. A lovely W1uI
re,idsnce With * acres Of ground, laid OIL y
shade trees, grass and HOWeF ( rdtB; also tsdk I
sale on ten JearS tins. A gUOd farm OIL % M ~
coal aud we'll improved. One we'll located Aoaa 1
UhAPllne siree', Centre Wheeling. A ehtl =
SCHAEFER 4 CO., Opera HOu,s Correct srtn,l
call At 2 p. IN, or Ia tbs evening IRON t0L ~
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
NOMMfggiONER's SALE,

COMMISSIONERS SALE
KArHERtS FREpEcE, 9! Al In lhs ct \, NJ 4,
OlUhlo UalN'
KAruERiN GERHIRbr, ct A.J chnnafI
The undermined ,peelal romnlnIousf Sill"
SATURDAY, THE 1874 DAY OF JULY ~
1.-THE front door Of The Court Hout q OAlS ssIy,
pfOceed 10 sell al public suction, iothe hgJ1iT
der a certain town Of, In , ahd dtefl.S
5, In Iquaie No q, 10 that part Of tho tti y w.
Ing formerly Known ~ the tONn Of Fab 49,.
10 the county Of Ohio, and sAta Of T,n NbIhA
and %belOngins 10 the lAis JOhB W thlfliI Siss,
DEsCRiP11ON-Ths lot ID ipO uiIi, ura tbls s
erected 4 tW0ltofy bstt dec InR houa tost.,s.II.t
four rOenS, with % lddiinn ranhisI btE H''"
log | 20 roOni and ktS4eb, built Of SOd am,
T19A9 Of eAtE- Ihe.thifd uIh IN bla1 ,,gH
Of ale, The tetid'A on 4 credit Of W. leq ~
woh th1, Sith iAtertAi from date o. ida III
enNe' giViGg notes Tor tn" dtieffsd PtIn''S,s,l ii
gc0d p9, sonGl security, hhd TIE iItI'O Of I'''"'
b retained a iufthtr security rr,tp
DovGRRRA RaATT, sPdiiCoun's''i
Solicitors Tor Plaintiff
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CIRCUIT couRr-pARr 2-Judqe MNtin.

CIRCUIT COURT PART 2-Iudge HetrIH.
This court met Saturday morning
and disposed Of the following business:
In the case OF Frank West, found guilty
Of burglary and sentenced by the Jury 10
an imprisonment Of Ave years In the pen.
itentiary, q stay Of execution was granted
for thirty days, on motion Of the prison.
er's attorney, Col. W. ". Arnett.
In the case OF Charles Eeiedemeyer,
sentenced to two years In the penitentIary
for horse stealing, a Q trial wal granted.
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A 15c. box Of "RoHgh on Rats" viii
keep a house free from flies, mosquitoes
rats and mice, the entire season. Druggists
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THE usual merchants lunOh at tho New
MoLure House SAMPLE Rooms daily.
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THOSE charming Swiss warblers next
Monday night at schwalb's, and every
night next week.
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THE world renowned Swiss watblefs
have been engaged iot q weeks concerts
at schWalb'0 Main street saloon.
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WARD,

1.
FOURTH WARD.
W. H, Anderson, Principal.
Anna Ewing,
Lizzie Downs,
Lucinda Sims,
Maria ElllnRham.
George Fender.
Amy Chapline.
Mary Britt,
sAllie Thohurn,
NJ. L. Mccullough.
Lizzie D, CarmaCk,
Matte Gibson.
Ella Robinson,
Mrs. Mary Dowuey, ianitress,
FIFTH WARD.
H, 9, shepperd, Principal.
Sadie Stout,
Ada W. Drake.
Oornelia Hamilton,
Annie Moran.
Minnie s. Black.
Edda Bingell.
JEANNE Patterson.
Lou Butler.
Mrs. Joe Long, ianitress.
SIXTH WARD.
Principal, +. II. Crago.
Grammar Room, Lizzie Olohan.
DiAislon A, Grade l, Mary ]. Morrison.
Division B, Grade l, Ida NJ. Richards.
Division b, Grade 2, Title Sutherland.
Division O, Grade |, Mary Hughes.
Division O, Grade 2, Annie Work.
Division q, Grade 3, Lizzie Gross.
Division D, Grade /, Kate Todd.
Division d, Grade 2, Mrs. W. Dunbar.
Division D, Grade 8, Lizzie Hamilton.
JAnilress, Mrs, Patterson.
SEVENTH WARD.
A. N. Stevenson, Principal.
Miss Ella. Dillon, First Assistant,
Miss Wiley, Second Assistant.
Miss Suowden, A.
Miss Mary Faris, Bl.
Miss Dillon, 2.
MlBs Dean, Oh.
Miss Greer, 2
Miss Foster, 2.
Miss Hall, 2.
Mrs. s. Barclay, ianitress.
EtaHTH WARD.
Principal, ]. @. Gwynn.
First Assistant, Miss J. A. Greenlse.
Second Assistant, Miss Mary A. Baron.
Division A, Grade l, Mrs. Josie F. Rose.
Division A, Grade 2, Miss Emma s. An.
Division D, Grade /, Miss Sarah A.
Scott.
Division B, Grade 2, Miss DeCie Hamil.
ton.
Division @. Grade /, Miss Ella ]. steph.
Ems.
Division Q, Grade ., Miss Sadie McKin.
ley.
Division O, Grade 8, Miss s. ]. oalen.
Division D, Grade /, Miss Anna Rec YES.
Division D, Grade 2, Miss H. V. White
sides.
Division D, Grade 8, Miss Mary Turk.
Division D, Grade 1, Mrs. Belle Kahn.
Division D, Grade s, Miss Emma Steele.
coLoRRD SCHOOL,
W. F. Haskius.
In the Eighth ward some arrangements
will have 10 be made for another teacher
in the primary department, ss the mum.
her In that room now exceeds the power
abilities OF any n perfon 10 teach a1d
II is likely that another teacher
will be provided.
The new Fifth ward school house will
lot be ready for occupancy before the las!
this. year.
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A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF TWWIN
q three sprlBg pheAtOnS. Also Two stCosJ ~
lop. SPFlng Wsgonb for sale. j ", PIRRpI \
81 In Snh Twentieth streets,
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The following shows The range OF The
Thermometer, Ss observed at SChnepfi
drug store, Opera HonAe corner:
LAtuRDAr.
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IA s.nn'SE. air.. n. 7A.H. IL n ?. n. ! ri
90 % 81 81 70 70 o. o.
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FOR SALE,

EoRSALE"TWO DEslRABLREmT1
j.. ING lois On North Front street, I,i,SS ~ y
sPElDEL, AZ JOS. sptidOl 4 lo.I, WAolst, n
C'rp, ""p"A' "
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FOR RENT.
GENERAL. Nor,or,

The business hereafter will 10 carried ., n n.
old stand No 1916 Main street, By M, Chr n
BiuEell, who Is alone authorized 10 Ist,I, m =
Of The late arm,
JNo. NJ, HOUSTON,
lelS CHAs, I RIvnp,,
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Go tctsehwGlb,s tonight and hear the
sweet singing Of The sWiss WatblerB.
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"WnaE OF oARpUln makes rosy
cheeks and clear compilations.
For sale BY Logan / 90.
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Che ~qtrtelIi9&mter.
New Advertisement.

0aIrsi EoS. 70 ana "a Fourteenth Street
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EHRTOUIqmR1Sg

And Who WIl Teach Them Nov 10 sheet
for lhs Scholastic HoaFa Of lSal-SN-
List oflhe TeaeheFA.
We publiah, this morning, 9 complete
list Of the teachers Of the Public Schools
for the ensuing year, a. obtained from re-
liable sources:
Very few changes have been made, and
In conversation with many members Of tho
Board we were assured that NO further
changes would be made, Following 10 the
list:
FIRST WARD.
Principal, T. B. Mccain.
Martha Harper, Assistant.
Agnes Mcclure, Division A, Grade l.
Alice V, 0xtoby, Division A, Grade 2,
Sallie Robinson, Division B, Grade /.
Tillie Mcdonald, Division B, GrAds2.
Annie johnson, Division O, Grade /.
Ada B, GEier, Division O, Grade 2,
Mary Arbuthnot, Division O, Grades
Mary o Ryan, Dlvision D, Grade l.
Mollte Francis, Division D, Grade 9,
Mary Hart, Division D, Grade
Minnie White, Division D, Grade 1.
Elizabeth Lowry, Janitress,
CLAY DISTRICT,
S. ]. Meholln, Principal.
Emma J. Stevens, Grammar Room.
Matte Stout. Assistant,
Mary A Davis, Division A, Grade l.
NJ. E. Jeffers, Division A, Grade 2.
Mrs, Miriam Dean, Division B, Grade l
Mary BAilie, Division B, Grade 2,
Lizzie Swift, Division U, Grade |.
Libbie MCKennon, Division o, Grade 2
Jane McOOlloCh, Division O, Grade 8.
Annie Greer, Division D, Grade l.
Miss Maggie Greer, Division D, Grade 9
Miss Ellie Heney, Division D, Grade
Miss Fannie P, Brady, Division D
Grade 1.
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NARD OF THANKS,

1 desire to return my thanks TO my friends Of
Pleasant Valley and LeAthSrWOod, for their liberal
contributions on my behalf in The cane contest at the
A. N. Z. Church.
IO20S CHAS. w.
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isIS
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

LOVE- AT FIRST SIoHT.-An almost in
credible romance has happened in wiseon-
sin, and had il not been vouched for by so
reliable authority as the Racine Journal, il
would be rejected altogether. The story,
as the journal tells Il. is that resident Of
Racine named johnson, who has roamed
through this world for about thirty
five years, having never met the
choice Of his heart. was walking up Main
street, when he was met by q bunom-look-
ing country girl and some friends. lie
was not acquainted with the girl, but in.
Productions soon followed she blushed and
he was confused, and there was no getting
around il; il was a case Of love at first
sight. They talked earnestly for about
hall an hour, the friends having departed.
They soon separated with a kiss, she going
north and he going south. In the course
Of two hours both made their appearance
again ON Main street, dressed up in line
style. They kissed again and she took his
arm and they walked of, and at ? O'Clock
were united in marriage. lie made her
acquaintance, popped the question and
married her inside Of three hours.
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A new York Sm reporter interviewed q
physician on the silly walk that the foolish
fashionable woman assume. with the fol-
lowing result;
81 can only take medical view Of II, y
said physician. ~ look upon il a. much
more dangerous than tight lscing."
an what way does Il iniure9"
"In the first place, Il throws the dia'
phragm upon the liver, and that tends
through il pressure upon that organ TO
devitalile one Of the most important parts
Of the human body. II produces atrophy
and in time the liver becomes indurated -
NJ hard a. board and loses the spongy
character which naturally belongs 10 IL.
II cease. to perform iis functions. Then a
miserable complexion ensues. The eyes
turn to a dingy yellow, and the skin be.
comes the color Of a lemon. The flesh
wastes away, and the hair begins To fall
out"
lis there any danger TO the spine p
"Yes, that terrible disease, curvature Of
the spine, may ensue. The curving Of the
spine causes pressure upon ,he re"A,
'e'"'' and 70" p'oaue h'sn "A'e .,
congestion OF 'he A,aney o""''u'"
e"s"se' se' P !" 'o'''" =" '"'s ''s.'
ana ue"'h may DC 'he rs-""' rue '"'
'"us p'"uuoeu o' Denu'"s '"'e NV
V"'' uoe. "'e '"J"'' "''' '"''' '"'
'So s"'''ses '"e '"o'a',' 's'''' '''' W
u'"',A"s W. 'u" "'u "'"' - , ,r,
'"s ',ee .A''''e " '"e'' 'u"."O
may "'a 70 9"'0s 'o"'""P''0" VI "'"''
u''eA~ :" !" NOn' ''0'n a" a''s'
'0"'u'a"O" ma y. .e'.'' :" mv"' ""
'"''s ".'n'' ~ 0"".' u"s.""'
'0''oN' '.,s 'a'niOn' nave "sa'' % que
o''e ou' "e'' "'' P'''e' 'A'a'' ."a : "'A
'nA' u ano.s' g" A'o""s gu, sup
P'-sa 70 " lying ,'V"' ''0 nun u''V"Os
70 w" We. S'y'e " NA inc -''ons anu
'o'"'' WIN survive w. uo"""' WI" o".
"o'e'"s '"Pa'"''"' " "ss''"' w"
~ou'd au'i-s All tue g'''' 10 ui'ofu "e
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"What does I, bring about
why, imb~cility, Of course"
He,rit attic are slaughtered sa Sesr
yOrk.


The cattle coming into New York aver
age from 200 10 500 pounds in weight, and
10 cents per pound, about the usual dg-
ure, bring $40 to $50 each on the hoof.
The method Of Killing is essentially the
same Ia all the New York slaughter hous-
e.. A rope is fastened around the animals
hind legs and he Is lifted of his feet by
means q block and tackle, so that he
hangs with his head downward, and Just
touching the door. His throat is then cut
with a large, sharp knife, and his death is
speedy and comparatively free from
pain. Three workmen, a dresser and two
assistants, can kill, fay, cut up and dress
an animal in about twenty minutes, and
they slaughter eighteen to twenty head
daily, for which they &c, SO cents per
head. After the slaughter Cor the day is
at an end all the buildings are flushed out
with water pumped from the river by
steam, and then carefully mopped over, so
that no sign Of refuse Of any Kind is per-
ceptible-in fact. the loors, which are laid
with an incline from the sides to gutter
in the middle Of the houses, are as clean
and white as the decks OF a ship after they
hay, been Observation-Disclosures and Ieath-
or Reporter. H.||
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Whs Ne Changed His Mind.

The following IL an actual occurrence
A broth Of a boy" died on the Hill, and
Mr. Moriariy dressed himself in his besi
and went to view the "corroupse." lie had
a new shiny black beaver hat last ~
Pstricks Day. Entering the abode Of
sorrow, he held the glossy tile carefully be.
fore him, crossed the floor and deposited
i with great care upon a chair at the head
Of the coffin. Then wringing his hands
mournfully, he turned to the weeping
mother saying
"shure, Mrs Mallory, ID. great loss ye
hev been Ill. I'm full Of dhe sorrow fur
yea, but dhe Lords will he dune Then
turning to the corpse, Mr.. Morisrty deliv-
cred himself thus: "Och, purity bye,
Tommy. Why did yea die. And amt he
purity in his new shirt ond shute ov
clothes An won't we miss him from dhe
corner fwhere he used to shisnd waiiin' for
dhs girul-. Luke at him, lsyin' there 20
swste, purity. shure, ole niver saw
purifier eorrupse. Blu, the Lords will be
dune an must 60" Turning away he
found that huge woman was sitting and
weeping in the chair where he had deposi-
ted bis precious plug hat. Speaking in a
sweet low voice, he inquired;
"IIsv yea seen me haty7 No one re-
piled. A little louder, "Havs any iv yez
s.., AM. nay h.t ~ NJ .a.,l, WITH .t;ll
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Josh BHii.Os' Praper-Nese Rerss.

From tn many friends, and from things
with luce ends. deliver u.s.
Frou a wife who don't Inv us, and
children who don't look like US, deliver us !
From wealth without charity, from
pride without sense, from pedisrees worn
oa,, and from all rich relations, deliver us
From snsix in the grass, from nails IN
our butrs, from torch-ligh, professions and
IRON nu rum, deliver US
From pack peddler'. from young folks
in luv, from old aunts without money, and
kolery morbis, deliver Us
From newspaper sells, and pills that
amt fsic, from females who faint, and
men who iatter, deliver us
From virtu- without fragrance, from
butter that smells, from Niger kamp
meetings, and from cats that are courting
deliver us
From other folks secrets, and from our
own, and women committees, deliver us
From folks who won't laugh, and from
them who giggle, from lite butes, easy vir-
tue aud mutton, deliver Us.
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Young men who are graduating from
the various colleges, and are casting about
for occupations in which to support them.
selves, will Of course not tail TO note the
advantages offered by the profession Of
jocksying. The English jockey who rode
Iroquois a few minutes the other day got
5000 for winning the race. Pedestrian
ism, as praelissd by Rowell, and rowing,
as practised by lIanlan, are also attractive
ca.linss for the ambitious young man ~ho
has sssiduously devoted his four yea r. in
college 10 athletic sports.
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THE undersigned has no hesitation in
asserting that iudieious use Of Simmons
Liver Regulator az preventative and
tonic to the system, wall secure immunity
from the weakening aud dangerous effects
of malaria aud will effect a cure OF chills
aud fever and all malaIial disorders. n.
n. Jones, Editor Macon, Ga, 1sisg,apA "
Beware VI limitations gotten up on the
popularity of simmons Liver Regulator.
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The men Of billiard, a small Wyoming
mining town on the Union Pacific Railroad,
were spelling for spree, but lacked the
money to pay for il. At this iuncture the
passengers on a train were horri6ed at the
sight Of rough looking man beund fast to
a telegraph pole, while party OF miner.
were suspending moose from branch Of
a tree. The prisoner begged the travellers
10 rescue him, but the miners said that he
was thief, and had justly been condemn
ed to death. II was intimated, however,
that the payment OF 500. the amount he
had stolen, would secure his liberation.
The money was hastily contributed, and
the train went on, carrying the rescued
man along, but he jumped of at the next
station. and got back to IIillisri in tim c
to take part in the revelry.
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ANOTHER AurocRAr.-The King ol
A6yssinia cuts of the noses OF those who
take snuff, and the lips Of those who
smoke. The King is hated more than
Theodore Was Cruel to degree. he doe.
not, however, take life. lie cuts OF the
feet and hands Of the people who Of
fend him. lie puts out their eyes by pour
ing hot tallow in their ears. You can buy
nothing without the Kings order; and no
one will shelter you without his order-in
fact, no more complete despotism could eH'
isi. II can not last; for the King will &c
on from one madness to another.-l Colo
mel Gordon, in Central Africa.
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Society at Portsmouth, in Englan d, hs
been amazed and sc,ndslized by the issu-
ing Of the following order by Admiral fo-
ley, for the style Of which a precedent
might in vain be sought in the annals oil
garrison or docKysrd towns; "In future Il
dockyA ard officer sees naval officer play
ing lawn tennis ON the green, who is, in
his opinion, Improperly or insuficiently
dressed, il is my directions that he report
10 me. and ! will communicate with the
Captain Of the Excellent or the Command
er-in.Chief on the subject"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

A TRIcK or TnE TRApE-The fire..
qnenter Of the sales Hot VI Drouot is
often struck by the rich Jewels offered to
the public BY some retiring demi-mondaine.
II is a mistake TO suppose that all these
diamonds, emsralds. rubies anil bracelets
belong To the fair sinner. They are often
only loaned her for the occasion by some
fashionable jewelsr, who il content 10
share with his partner for the nonee the
exorbiiani profits that are usually made at
goodies sales. Some people will pay donb.
ly dear for bracelet or ring that Is said to
have clasped the arm or the finger Of a
celebrated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

DIR. Woods says There is but one sun
whose kisses are suited to the cheeks Of the
unma rried girl. lie comsih in broad day
light, and makelh not ashamed like those
that hang around doorsioops and over
front gates In the somber shadows Of night.
Courtships that are conducted upon the
idea Of advanced pavemsnis in the kissing
line are likely to bankrupt before the 6rm
gals Regularly IN bu.inessn
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

!, is said that love conqusrs all things;
but jumping toothaehe that knows It's
business, and strictly attends To il, can for
the time being make man forget that he
ever loved Al all.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08
No MssDlfsI Needed.

No palalial hospital needed for Hop
Biiters patients, nor larse-salarisd talented
pufsrs 10 tell what Hop Biitsrs will 10 or
cure, as they tell their own story BY their
certain and absolute cures at homs.-l New
York independent
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-08

A minister having walked through a
village churchyard and observed the in
discriminate praises bestowed upon the
dead, wrote upon the gate-post the follow
ing; "Here lie the dead, and here the
living lie"