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, 1881-03-29
" LONG" JONES,
His Return from the Scene Of His
Triumph-some Allcgorles.
No Trades M to Ills Deputies, and No
Appointments Agreed On.
Congressman George Z. Davis Not Reooh-
oiled to tho Appointment.

"LONG" JONES.
TIE NEW MAfisIlii. REACHES C1ItCA1O
a. ~. or "l.nNK," Jnnps tho nowly.nppolntcd
United atntes Mtrstat fur tho Northern District
Of fllEnnls, arrivea 1T tho urnnl tnc&iu listcl
ycssers1ny morning. hnvtnK Left Washington
SnM9ay tnorNtng. tlurlnR tho tny hu recclypd
calls frH II nttbor Of friends WIN cAnle tn con.
Erntuhtc him on ills victory. nHJ to snake ann1e
of his clHhrs.whic. were brcaunlngly tltsposett on
tho dressing 'cnsc within clsy feneh Aiming
tho cN!lcrs WIS II TRlnuSE repurtcr, who wns re-
cefve'l cordially by tho long Renilu,nnil from
Wurrcn.
"Iiow 10 feel?' sut1 Mr.. Jones. "wcll. I
will tell yni II stary. T'orp wis unce n young
c"siplo III tholr lri,1al tour. lilo carrinve
howtctl ntonH. cnn1o 10 II cemetery, and tlnY
sthrrcd btfnro II now-.rlalu grave. Tho
Grltn wis strprlsctt. hut sum nothing. Tho
Rruunt wns s,llnnn mid said, Didn't yMl know
wns Inarricd nFnre2' Mn said tho brislc. Wolt,
! VIA; und Tint Ii my Into wIfu'B nrnrc.' sh u
l,'okud ut lilo xrhvr fur II while a1,.l thon snl,,
We'll. .t,'t feel srry lts,ott II: 10 y.i. Cl,ur-
isyY lmght sIy that hltl!o thing To oorsai II
CnMrley hnr IN tifs inwu."
Ihe eCi'Grtgr !uuBlGtl. Mi1d thett pr0tCelfcd II
re,narL Tint Mr. 1d.les must eel u,oro tIat, g!ad
",Yes indec'i: tl,o 'lyht, grow 80 l,ot that tt
Gnu u ~ III Mceolint Of tnc. 1t WIS Ike tho
little boy with II unit,n WIN cllnhe'l to Tho
iniln,n up Tho t,ore 10 % bo@ ,o M Hn ,oro Tic tic
Ss ;,;1,s! S!'okx II @ Tho oSy l!lat s s%ssnt % q
!n, o. to e"ort'honso they attracsed general at-
Jones whsos he wus to 10 considered tito tWy
'r tho bItltoof', but got only III eluivocnl an
Rwtr.
Continuing hts nIlosortcs, Mr. jones, In speak,
itlK Of tho AlceusstniG Gffnrts of s friends. pE &f
M"ort.l! t',t Ilrluer w.,o ast MI his !d Il, ruin
~ stetp il!l!+ tlnd WIN on ilH Arrieat ut t!t
ltlft f4ff1t Tho wnlfl,1tr n
, 1881-03-29

The Dentistry 131it.

I'll tie EdIfoF ot The Ehftago 7'ftbftne.
CHICAGO. aniCh ss.-ahntld nut thu recent de-
veunnents IN tic stcChcshcys trinl, IN wliIph 1t
was rrs'rrn tlnt they sncri.fcr ten ,1,,ct trcth
Tor Mlss kalcs when they ha.l her ut.tlrr tho III.
fluencc oe nItr,us uyt,o rms. he sufficient; mr.
Hu1ncnt to induce ot,T lcgtssatnrs to pass tho bill
IN regulate tho tlrNcticu If dentistry? 4 week
!,4n. When t0 bI fnlIcst III the tnultlnluro, thu
M.Che,teys San!o Nut wit, m "cugtr l'ls!" II.
thu lII nf the high priced e.i*s, ntc., etc. lT
thgy nIly klal bill tIetnrc thc Legislature tho
p,ltn guild sthnd u. Int to kilt jsv,iIc ns,, IL 4
i!ilfo too much. IT'S lt Il SHIRT time Agn t.t
they cnntit,r Nr. j: Murphy, tho cx. isy lsniicr
Inspector. 10 ls lt"a tnr It nv time by /. hung.
l!ilH tltrtnsun. Your c!turH crst ci@in 1T Sun.
tiuy tild tustlcu fu such IrnctIce. Yours.
i. Mann Ett1s
, 1881-03-29
Relieve til I8lncknlte.


CH1cAnn. Marct :,.-,t scvs,s Ms II l1Iu present
very scrlnlts cmhnrgo un tr.lvul III our .low!,-
town streets GUILD IN Yrcn, measure he tlunc
AWAY with by simply hAvIIiE nlI wcst-Shlc cars
I'll Mulfsnn street turl, bhck west .,n Madison
street mar state. nut gnll,g IN to Stnte 1T Nil;
a1isl the sumo With tho Wnl,,ah lines, let tiuu
tnrl' luck OIL stui!stntsl tho corner Or Stntu,
!.!saaE stlto street. ni1tfrnly IL tho etrs which
run south ua thHt street. md tho itlltnullst pst1.
bur- Of trAt!ls which srck tho uur-tri,ck 70 nvntt
tho other nlInt'st l!nrissnble streets. Tho last-
ih1lnett street. Whld lhgn hnyu inurt travel tihlll
could wellTecunnul,HtMtr, hut TINT would rt,u-
illatr Itself WHEN tho stow ttsLprr,,s. As
Things Arn hrtnH lnlG ~ PRESENT. ttlu .ylls,le
sttret~GAr tr1t'llr IT tho Sulli n1tl Wr4t S.tlGa
exccptstK wlnt run M Randolph street. Il Try
ing 10 s'i,itexe thsnurh II pnce mi nI,r- -te,lth
ta!He tflhl'gtl Tor IL tito most fatUrur times,
hut tslfne Il, swell tho alunter III c:lrs with
thousands ut other vehicles nf a kinds. ntll|
the consequences ARG serious and vex,tn1s de-
!'tys 1cetlr tAo fearful tu contemplate. Lat liz
hlEt y !tttlu culnnn RGilst IN running ttG city,
csl,tctMlly nj such u tinlc ~ this.
AN {llst.ItytH
, 1881-03-29
Atrcet.CaeusaiIIg Nollsellsr.

CIlCAG0, March ai.-Th9rU ire TO tnany tug.
Rcslons llAtle about clclI1llnY our streets il,ul
nre utterly duyoiA Of common spnso that | 4,b
constrained II try my huna-t.Mklux at tho
prt1lelu from Il lucehantru! standpoint. "tl,.
'nan'ty's" proposition in yt!tlr paper OF this
dAta Is prompted by Il high mud nnblo se.se Ut
lusticU Asd humanity tu tho faithful hurs., hut
think, llcks ructicni.ility as he must 200 II Lu
stops ~ cotnpnta tho number at iW&ls ut auow
ahsi Leu hlH twenty-foot roadway wilt contain
and tht length nf iiNu ur xu.a.nt Ut lallur teecx.
anr} to relI!nFe II tu q dlstutlcu nf hair lnllu
over thoae streets: Esery ntuu iMches In length
that u!y suggestion iu,kiux TO The rrtuotAl uT
!ne snow Aua lru rom thu streets ut pstsurt Is u
t@foy relief. Hut as tho stsuets ura simply
, 1881-03-29

HpkcldI U!1pAlth u I1s Chleapo Tftb9nt.
HuNDS, Dak., T.. 31arch :;.-Iu the friends Of
Ddh1la settlers: hnva recently ylsItrd Iluu,lln,
cMl'fn8lOn, DncE, l!rookiu9s, kt,lgabury, Ite4-
lle, a!u splnk Counties, u.lI Can sny there IL no
suffering fur faMl Ut fuel. THE cnpuvu &
Northwestern deserve 9rp4t credit for this al,,l-
ply. shipped carly III tnu season, aul thulr
e1Urls 10 keep thelF lines 0peu. T.. i. KELSEY,
, 1881-03-29

Tho Champion swimmer Of tho World,
>, Tho world-falned swimmer, Capt. Paul
hoytoh, thus caoses lunEthy arltcio co,l-
could get atung Without st. dacobs Oh.
, 1881-03-29
CAuT;lOM.

Aroid bogus appliances Of eeery descriptions
claiming Electric qualities: our Rmphla ezpksias
how u Distinguish The genuine from tic Spurious.
Esulverluacher'4 Electric BELTS
uElti Rallsds Nl0He are genuine; Mey IT.
eei~d The only uunrd Of merit }5r Electric app@i"
anes at all The Gra lf'osaFs E5pesisieas q Ea@
rope and Ameriah
, 1881-03-29
laoFsforta's Acid Rhukpliute iu Nervous
DebiIttY and DY.ren.la.

lhAye used l40rsfUrd's Acid Phosphate to a
three yeIrs. nn.l hays found 1t valuable rrtlit+-
ny III nervous debility. and tonic IN dyspopsiA.
y. II. CHAPLAIN. Il. ". 81. H.,
IbysicaI to the New Anyua Iiospltut,
fhyssG.an 10 tho New Iinyen uIapensary
Lecturer ou thsost dlsu4sea, yala Coslego.
, 1881-03-29
L IieNyy yNalEl,lellk.

i}alzao tho novelist atel,- ltnuKhier, tho Count.
oss lnaiszrck. has been condutnnul By Il HMris
the plcluro-ticAler, fur pictures which sao
ordcrUd Oil Hralu scAle, but omitted tu pay for,
, 1881-03-29
ADDRESS
WEAK, Nervous,
DEB|L!1A7ED.
WHO SUFFER FROM
all-HE HEAAT
CONSEQUENT ON
LINGERING, CHRONIC, NERVOUS,
OR
FUNCTIONAL DISEASES,

External remedies nre the safest and be,t
TINT ca', be applied in diseases, on account
Of the facility which We possess OF watcll- !,
ing their notion and results; aud OF these
remedies Electricity, in the form Of mild,
continuous, and prolonged currents, as real
lied exclusively by Ismlvern.ncllcr,s
Electric Belts and Hands, las been
found tho most valuable, safe simple, and etll.
cient trcnt1nent IN tho world for the cure Of /
disease. We review, in Our various pamphlets, !
the manifold benefits to 10 derived from
Fulvcr,nachcr's Appliances, and bring for !
ward testimony in their favor from tile ,nost
learned physicians antl scientific men in Eu-
rope and this country. We also demonstrate
why relief and cure accruo from their uso
after every other plan Of treatment has
failed. 1scaher, nrc you afflicted md
wisl, to recover tho same degree of health,
strength, and energy rs experienced In
fortncr years? Do any Of tic following syrnp-
toms, or class Of symptoms meet your dis.
cascl condition? Arc you suffering FROM
ill-!lcaltl in any Of Its many atul nultifari-
oas forms, consequent on lingering. l.crv.
Gus, chronic, or functional diseasc7 Do you
feel nervous, debllisatcd, frctful, timid, and
lack tho power OF will and acton2 Are you
subject to loss Of memory, have spells Of
faintins, fullncss of blood in the head, feel
1istlcss, moping unit for business or pleas.
lire, and subject to fits OF melancholy? Are
your kidneys. stomach, liver, or blood in
d(sordercd condition? Do you suffer fro,u
rheumatism, neuralgia, or acllcs and pains!
Have in4liscretions aud excesses left you in
weak a,ld debilitascd condition? Arc you
tirnid, nervous, and forgetfnl, and Is your
mind continually dwelling OH the subject
Have you lost confidence in yourself aud
energy for business pursuits? Arc you
subject to any Of tho following symptoms:
Restless nights, broken sleep, nightmare,
dreams, palpitatton Of tho heart, bnshful-
ness, confusion OF ideas, aversion to society,
dizziness In tho head, aimncss Of sight, pin.
pies and blotcl.es on the facc and back, and
other Respondent syn,ptoms7 There arc
thousands Of young men, middle aged, and
even tile old, who suffer from nervous and
physical debility. There ars also Thousands
Of females, broken down in health and sptr-
its from disorders peculiar to their Sex, and
who. from false nodesty or neglect, 1rolong
their snflerings, Why, then, further neg
lcct subject so productive Of health and
future hnppincss when there is at hand a
n,cans Of cure? Why not throw Oft the
yoke altogether, and seek remedy TINT
llas science ntltl common scnse to commend
it-a remedy Of 'intiispntable efficacy nnd
tho most certain means Of restoration TO
health aml yigoF.
For further particulars SEQ TIE ELEO-
TRIO REVIEW tElaborately 1llustrated}
AND DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET, which
nro mailed, postpaid. to any address on ap.
pllcation.
PULVERMkCAER GAL VANIC CO.,
, 1881-03-29

Chairman Of Streets un.l Alters, so,,t.l D!vleInn
Tic Cofnmtteu oi, strccts ar,,l Aileya, South
/ f,c{s1,,, ~ II. t,,.t t,.. ,,,o,.t.,, L -, ,
',,"n",.. -. .' .'as ~" "s '" "naer
" ,r,',,'sn luz ~ m ~ ss'oc' 'PFoso'
In nr,Icr tint tnosr M 'I. Enforcement, m mov In
G . -, ,'r,K te et;ts,x 9 year f. y necessary
IL I'm ;n,,"it ,v,;hi, ,t .nS'! su""" H. w. psseal @
| Works. @'''"''' '''e''' wv '''At wv" Ut thFeo
t;, Goni'tren aha e. nns tcciaed 70 report to eo
rrt'm,mcn I'M, 'h",: +, ~ u, stges. nnu ~
kind or pavement tEur,.!t, s,aityi: "''''@'"o
| SruSE l,tt,f.K.
bl,rn te'a 'eeoH'''enaeo u pe pa'ed with stono
/ Ern,,kttp atrnnt fro,n r,,,, .,roo. .. ,.,..,
Winter Srrrt TyrIftI. y. r""i r, W,sn., IT, uu!m
atr.., ~ KY ur.an,ra ...t, n.'u strG.'; 1rtn Iny!oF
f1,,n ftn s,.s -, Y,,,, httSet: ~ so street,
4 ~ ~ ~ '"''' @''eo"
| u,uo,., ...,...,.s,a, 'u.sn '''"'1hs. ~ '.
nnaks SI,t,I" ~, M. .'i,,,ars ~ ''c" VIII" ee""r
| trwnntrxt ~ str",nt7 frt.,,; f,o,,a., f,. ..
mn. IL, iluisi,i a1,aet. W"+,vrt1G G.,.o fs
wr,f, uvnnn ~ f,r s.toet; Mt"t
Tlrty.frtl st,4ct: Wmtuyer sir,,t. rrri,, r.brr ~
nvrniic 10 Twrnty.,,l,ltn stIt.e,: Thirt,. ;i,tI,
hfrrcf frtItu Ahi,rs,, :, ...,,.,, ~, - .
tUttwc tiri,vn nvi.,,mn rr.,, ,r,Irt;nth =,
'rhirtv-nn,t strnnf. ~, tan,,t % at, ts s,sG. ~
| street 10 Wentworth nvcnllr: sl.rkut Rtrcct,
rum FAh lillren street IL ttltvrnss sruat Enll-
Atuss s,'reet. run alhfKet Httttt 70 Fifth nfe-
Mau; Inufea strSct. from Frtnklfu Street tn
I,a Iiith nsGl!lse; twentieth street. tron StAtu
sttnei ~ Archef hsehiu; Iwcuiy. sctoht street..
,n, mc.!"rrtn r?. sr H'enIo ~ tho river; St1te
ntlncl. FROM 'rwunty-aecn,lI street tt Thirty
10 Ih'rty-'llntt street.
AsIllALTtrM nLoCH.
Streets Recommended, To bo ,ulyof with ascho,.
E,ulIt1In nycuue. trom Twar,v, ninth r,r,,ot r.,
Thirty.tirst trnt. inin , Fr,,,. s.'Gs: @ IT,
tcnt} strprf ~ wn.w. ul Tt. at.t s"!' '.i snn,-
tr.t NJ rr,.t rim IN, ~, s.aert: lnty
strcet; Twenty. sncn str,t fr"n a.,,,,h 1tsre
AfeHue u SIAte stFect.
, 1881-03-29

tn liz T't. rt1,+,As
s ''''" ~ t'' '"s"'' .''4"s'
CHic"dtt. Mhrch @s-ln u, art3rle III tho DatlV
ACES OIL Mnren .''' concerning INC sue ~ the
stnf,s. nnn,,rx +hra ,un,,,,n,,. !. r,ho tsi.,,,s
ar" nf m ,s,, ~, 1",,,,''r,. h.v or % s,,,'",r "
w. ~ Il" "Fo ;" t'e"H"'N' they NV a'"l"9 :"
hill Of cxicnsc tt small Snte. whieI, hHrll-
n n,tit .,v,,,.H.,,c f,n,.,,rn.nt .,,, , fr,,',,u"
tiecIgtd finj.u 1ianin'
Althulgh tic j,tuclltUn uf tho nbpre fn!se-
t"l l ~ ~ o. 'ns!T,ii'emt ~ !. !a'p1r s ttta UdY
r,l,,,ot ,prt snri, t,,.1ii; iii ,1rumch H. 1nv
iMtllcrili,i md tu entlru tnyn ttntlsU f Deli
.l,ttk. wl'itl. y m nxnlnplc fur every l.tsnl m
H., % =" ~ tttleFet' "'t"ot1 answering
Whstl,rr ih.n,nurk @ ,jesires In veil t,,e Ant.l,,s
nj prcscri III, MT know hut st,uu,,l Itiat u tho
ease, the It Il sti! certulr th!t l'etn4srk II nut
,, ~ Gc ~ H., Sy. ~ ier n''taut SHOWS s!tsGe
,tv,.st i,r.r.. s,,ma Il. r'iIri. ~.
tcr1,rsgx, cie,: tUr mitfuui, ih.Ii.lurK n sntnl
WI t, ~ n, t,,u,t,,. nt,tl ,sta,,thw ,",,str.
il, eail.,lu tllv Huynt in,,,iiy Vf D.ml,iirk I'll
sm,ws ia nttrr nn1 h,nnIIi,h,. L,m.,ra,,,. 1T
histnry, '7"'S
Denart bus tho frccst constitution Il, the
wnrLf h,t,I,tr rnI,,,ti I,r III us'ui,Iv il H..
Christi,Itl lit. Ii. Mri hts tnf,.m. T,mtai. hnvn
~, lru,tu6t in tEoir ei,it,lrn1. fhtt thc cr.,wn
sx"n. - ,,"rS,vhtts i,'v ~ ~ .,,,.t. MT ~
im,lovtn' Princ,.ss At.yunJti IL ,iurr,,,, II, IMn
!ree If Waes; fsccss s: i;4suar u % IS row w si sie
f;,,t". lrI,rrs4 rhvru H. ,n III, ~ ti,n tiutc
~ Imimrinn,9 MI i'r,,na WuIi't ~ ~ - ~. "So ~
iI.rr r., ina Tin. inntsh @ nv. ""4"s' ID II" W
iii ~ tuon "r,. ,.,sSr,.odtv tr,otol ,vtt,, t,o
bi,,n.st rn.,Sr.t ma ..iinr;,I, T.. ~, E,,. Io
nnu the whit. c;i.zoa] w..rlJ mjst. IN iI""rinSi
IT. i,,n imtnrs.tI ~ ~i',,r ,',,th 80, MI ~ ,,ti ~
,un u .,,ia stHs'nn,, A""' ~, ~ Hu J"S4'ee'
"'""' 'A'' EnrnrTv f.,,,., !" H. I'n',Ia., ,rnr
S M- 0-E--- - ''o -'"''"'' '"'''
H.. u.,,..,..,.,, ~. x,t. xu.r..,x,
w.. .,..','., W lA"
anfy ~ tho CAflsttan lkclaxlon 10 H.
n. xU0.
Cn,caup. MRrc1, nA-Tu,foc e. II, lIniFt-s1n.
=, Ii ,n,,r, t,, ,.",s., ,... ~ a,... ...,,,.t.,
20 '''' ', t"e!y suafs e1''eu st'upRle"
out Ut the uId fnlth III the tnfnllib!lny 1T tho
, 1881-03-29
A Word for tho Settling fRoys,


CltlCAut,, Mnrch :tl.-1 think your nrticle in
ttt-dny's THlnuSE does thu settling t,oys
Krcnt fnJuatIce. Thero Mrc IN doubt su1nu
ro'scs UNITING thetA-s. there nro amongst t1r'.
RotA!s clorkA, grocers' clerks. and u,tr branches
Of trHe: hut venture to sny uu Rreater pro-
prtipti can be founl II, tho srttllt,g- -r,on th.u
elsewhere. Thu fuct " that tho brightest,
st1Artcst young nun III tho city nru to be foutul
III this same act ling room, at,i many or them
sticruc from 1t to bcct'tnc business men ui thy
hlHheHt Hrticr, 4 Krent 1,any If thptl Mrg SOUS
III ns K'Khl fnsni!!es ss there tlrp III tbs uty md
i!re INT contaminated with tl,o Gvll Mr,,lln! them
sumo nE uur beSt NEIl fnO+t Responsible hllsItrH1
Hnn ct'1nnluncel na ling buys. uIlt, lftlti tn
beil EnI1 settling clerk requires 1nurp hr,llus
hnl htnFe bus! !iiess tnct than almost Ill,y 1thir
eIIs'tyfnHnt 1t IL surprising to s..u tw ul.iuk.
Is inert h,ys In lhla husIl!t,as tNnprrhuHl tho
hIst Intricate settlements wi,iet, uhier iln!l,is
;, (;s,xz!e oscr md ar1 utterly ul'n.u To muster.
Ihuy nre yn'l'g. r!l Of life, utnl ortun inn nf
int, hut thu nlnr!ty alnro plenty IN tn aud iii
ttlalr work well. 10 fnr from nut hlvny tt,prG
thln Mlt-hU1lrA Wnrk, nB xtntnu, ltosl blpys
0ttun wHrk until tntD ut night, and tho nttst t)f
t!1eiM tn lnr9D ,tt,Iount vi pIllGcwtrk ln.sltss
uise thD buys their il,le, htil rppuut thut thu
INrHe majority Mr9 au.H, hrn,st, bright, t,,unty
ynung fesluwA WIN will bu tho future if,rrriInti,s
IF this city und WILL bo MI l,slnor to ii. Y.utis
truly, j. j. MctlEltstln.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-26
md disgrace she was bringing on her

and disgrace she was bringing on her
self.
80, Kitty, I'm lost with the thirst
Have You any milk2"
"To be sure have, darlnt--lashins!"
and she ran and filled iugInl. He
drained it every drop, aud then called
lor more.
"lm better now, but weak as water.
Unite me, Kitty, and I'll try to SIT up.
Don't be afraid. Some more milk now;
It is doing me good
ne struggled mp and leaned the poor
white face against her shoulder while
she put the jug to his lips. They were
pale as colpse's MS if every drop Of
his blood had run ont. The milk seemed
to revive him. She thought he'd never
stop drinking After while he said:
eco now, Kitty, and tell my mother
I'm wcll--uuite well. Something has
cured me. Or stop III try and go
myself, I'm able. She won't ha fright
ened, will she, and think it's my
ghost"
"Hcarts darln' lis clean wild
with JOY she'll he? But stay, jewel, till
| I've bound me handkerchief tight over
against the cruel cut. There, now,
masthcr dear"
"Reach me over that big stick in the
corner and I'll lean down upon yon,
Kitty, and make shit somehow to creep
along; - and, supported by the woman,
ne began, with feeble footsteps, 10 tottcr
across the yard.
Reused by cry from one of tine COM
pany, his mother looked up, and caught
sight Of the boy helped past the window.
Staggering hlinaly in, he fell into her
| outStretchcd arms; and ~ they closed
convulsiyelyrotmd his hLli-faintng form,
and she held him folded to her breast
fast locked and strained to hcr--aII who
were present and looked on knew that
she would never part with him more.
And she never did. From thnt day
ort. sign or symptom OF the madness
never appeared; Though lac was long III
recovering his strength, md had TO IL"
uursed and tended like IN infant. Tie
had. You see. bled such II power that 1t
| was the WOfiu Norh 10 hl'I'S l''hl w.
When the doctor fixed ~ the cut, he
was almost gone. A minute more, and
'twould have been too late. The doctor
said that all the poison of the dogs bite
had flowed away ont OF him with the
blood; but what did he know? Anyhow,
there wasn't healthier or IL hmdsomcf
or finer man than himself in the whole
baruny when he came to bis full age
over six feet in his stocking vamps, and
broa,-shouldcred in proportion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-26
The Heart.

The effect Of everything that touches
the heart is multiplied by the intensity
of the hearts own changes. Hence II
is that it's so sensitive. so true an index
of the body's state. Hence, also, 1T "
that it never wcarleS. Let me remind
Won of the work done by olr hearts ~ II
day. A mans total outward work, ms
whole effect upon the world in twenty
four hours, has been reckOned about $50
foot-tOns, That may be taken MS # good
"hard days work.. During the same
time the heart has been working ut the
rnte of 100 fOot-tons. That is to say, Il
all the pulses of day and night could
be concentrated and welded into one
great throb, that throb would he enough
to raise Il ton of iron 10 feet into She
air. And yet the heart is never weary.
Many Of us nrr tired after but feeble Ia
bors: few ,I u; can hold poker out at
arms lu4th without, after few mln-
utes. dropping it. But healthy heart,
and many an unsound heart, too
though sometimes you can ELL In the
evening by It's stroke that 1t has bee n
thrown of its balance by the Turmoil $
and worries Of lile-goes on beating
through the night when we are asleep,
aud when we wake in the morning we
find it Mt work, fresh as il it had only
lust begun to beat. 1t does this be-
cause upon each stroke of work there
follows u period-a brief, but real pc
Rod of rest; because the stroke which
comes is but the natural suspense OF
that rest, and made to match 1t; be-
cause, in fact, each beat is, in force, III
scope, in character, in everything, the
simple expression of the hearts own
ennrg. nd state.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-26
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.


I','tl Vel ~ opar 10 me-
nay WIN un"uN hhlf'
ImNt hart W'tha'l my hchrt,
p"' ""'t,! utor "r'r'
Is !,'lH 'llt no nue AheS u p'hhe
lN',' Phr o. pears
rah'' 'i"uen' nI''h '"hcs rake
10 l''r away tle AreH'
Al rays ln'He Il'Ehe, uinc rh1rsaIIi
Anu through we Whm", holt wears
AWflt IN Wt'ung |EBht' may write
IL NrlRn,, ahn sun no wrong
ior Wflto ahu H'o ulo hel'l'r flSh',
Ana Noh 10 Wrllc poohs
Beer ui'eH pl'uBH n.u' !" "'""'
cnnHhhB conn prhSr'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-26
4 Thief Disguised as q Noble Lady


A noble lady from Holland landed
here with secretary, maid, and
0lored footman, the little set putting up
1t tho White Horse Hotel, in Leopold
Fadt. The Countess, in taking the best
nlte of apartments minated to the
lOe|ier that she expected her father-in-
av, who was to be married shOrtlyt to an
AUSTRIAN noble of the best blood, and
hat the wedding banquet would take
lace in the Hotel. She hired hand
ONE carriage and drove out every day
nth her footman on the box by the side
the coachman. Daring her drives
no stopped at many shops, ordered
amples and patterns to be sent to her
hotel, and at the same time made plr-
ehases of silks, laces, fine tronsseau
lnen for the bride, etc, never dl,burs-
ing single kreuz I, for the co'ortd foot
nan so thoroughly represented wealth
md inspired confidence that shop-kccp-
sfs were only too & al to send to the
noble danes hotel double the stuffs she
Ndered. The Countess also called on
several jewelers., one of whom had Just
ssceived handsome garni'ure in brll-
lants, which at once took her fancy, be-
ng valued at the lowest at 80, 600 HORNS,
and the father-in-law being expected on
The following day the jeweler was re-
qaested to bring the set to the hotel at a
gwen hour. This was done, and when
NE diamond merchant came he was re-
quested to be seated, and the Countess
@ok the little case into the next room,
Were the father-in. law was dressing,
we said. After waiting quarter OF an
nonr, Mr.. Jeweler knocked at the door
ND got no answer; tried the door and
ound it locked. A noise in the passage
A'racts his attention. A rush, and he
IN the portier's loge, where he finds
ne Countess disguised in mans clothes
a0d guarded by a police. Providence
aad warned the porter. and he mad
nspped the Countess in good time as
'ne was gliding past in her disguise. he
aved the Vienna trades-peop'e from the
oss Of many thousands, and placed q
y Of dangerous thieves under the lock
Justice. The trad6s-people are very
hateful. and the porter has received
nsir thanks with many bows and
alams The jeweler. believe, offered
NJ! q shilling, but he deoliaea 't
@ IT, Pisn0a letter,