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-PRATsE THE IoRD -

RICHMOND, Ky, April 27th, 81.
fdie ls'siiss JbaInals
have great JOY ia reporting that the
nnabsr Of confessions for the second
week exactly doubled that Of the first, and
Ne are truaiing for slill greater blessing
daring The hird. Congregations test the
utmost capacity Of the church building 10
hold them, but The people are very patient
in he midst Of great discomfort At times.
PRAISE THE LORD for the deep and
dsepening Interest. The number Of con.
LESSONS 10 date l. 2j5. neither know
how long ws will rsmain here. nor with.
% he LORD will send W BsIL Nor
can ] tell whether lhs LORD viii have us
iIop n Stanford, should Nc 80 10 London.
Ia Aci anu regular "know Nothing,
srosri that i % know the dear LORD,
Aho knows al about ID That i enough !
Ca Alb. sim pay far Ne. ilissds.
Ear 10 Jssds, Gao. o. bAssKa
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BorLE COUNT.



- Bishop Dudley will preach at Trinity
church, this city, Friday evening, May 9th.
The crowd generally was disappointed
in the Nine. Reniz Female Minstrel per-
formance on Tuesday evening II was too
moral.
--"DoG on 'EM."-About sixty head Of
sheep, belonging 10 VIM. Warren. were
killed and wounded by dogs on Friday
night last
-MARRIED.-Dr Arthur Keller, a
student Of Centre College in 20, was
married at Shannon Station, on 20sh inst.
10 Miss Ida Bowen.
AT Parksvile, last week, Wm. John
son severely wounded, by cutting. Joe
Wayne, a brother-in-law, and was held for
further trial on a $3.50 bond.
The widow Of r. p. Handman, OF this
county, received This week 100 check
from the Masonic Mutual Benefit kssocia-
ton, OF which he was a member.
Col Hoagland, Of Louisville. lectured
at the Second Presbyterian church on
Thursday night, 2sth. Subject-"The
Four Run away Boys; or, Five Years
Among the Newsboys and Bootblacks Of
Louisville"
DIR. Arthur tombstone, in trying to
manage his fiery unnamed steed, who did
not like the circus on Friday night, re-
ceived some severe cuts about the head,
but is all right now. Doc, you must reason
nit a mule"
Our County Clerk has received for
record a mortgage for a million and half
dollars on the Knoxville branch Of the
!. AMI n. railroad. made to the Central
Trust Company, Of New York. The mort
gage must be recorded in each county
through which the road passes.
In the Quarterly Court, on Tuesday,
G.. r. kilker recovered Of Trustees o. the
&. S. Railway S25 on $50 damage suit,
for breaking and scattering TO the four
winds q wagon and load. .. Chas. Harrison,
Nc. ~. l.. and n. Railroad, for killing
stock, agreed judgment for S45... George
Carter n. G. $. r. r., for killing stock. |
judgment for defendant.
John X. Proctor Of the Geological |
Survey, in company with six Swiss colo
nisls, was in Danyille on Saturday. Fount
farrand is in Danville Judge Breckin. |
ridge was in Danvlle Tor few days this
week Capt. T. &. Jones, Clerk Of Court |
n Appeals, saw the good people Of Boyle |
asst Saturdsy...... Gabriel Boone blows the /
rumpet in Dan Rice's circus band.
AT the Convention Of the Transylva-
ria PIesbyiely, In this city last week. DR.
lands was chosen Moderator, and Rev.
Ilr. Henderson aud Rev. r. A. tombstone,
Aliernates. q. r.. Wiseman, j. S. Galloway,
Aliernates, were selected as Commissioners
o the General Assembly on 18th ull., al
iuhalo, n. y. s. y. Roberts was licensed
o preach. Dr. Johnathan Edwards was
ranied a letter OF dismissal, to accept a
all as pastor Of 7ih Presbyterian church
Cincinnati. Adjourned to meet at Ian
lstsr in October
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Af"EfA""' VIZ = NfffAffH ~f"F'"'@"T
Il i unanimously agreed by lhe NOM
bers Of the Democratic Commute thai he
best and most harmonioui rlan " 'eiiline
the clsims Of the aspiranis or ihe l.egi''
lstute, !. hy Primsry Election. anA 10
save time and trouble % !. ordered that
that election he held At the same time and
msnner that have been fsei for the Sens
torial Primary, the Oh Saturday IN May,
the 2sih Of the month, between the hours
Of 50. N. and 5r. NJ. Same officers 10 aci
and same rules 10 govern a. in that cleo
ton. ~ order Of the Committee.
T. W. ITIooINs, Chairman.
W. p. WALTON, Secretary.
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-GuM SuLrnuR-l.ast Sunday was
another day Tor which we can thank the
Lord. Mr.. Livingstone delivered two very
impressive sermons aud reaped a rich har-
vest. There were several confessions and
one restored. The ordinance Of baptism
was attended 10 Sunday afternoon, and
Monday morning two young ladies. con.
Tossing The Savior al the water, were bap.
ii1ed. Oh, il was glorious meeting
MAY the good work 20 on ..... Mr.. A. IS.
Anderson, Of the hrm Of \. Brown, Ian
easter, spent Saturday night az this place.
Mr. Iommie Roberts was al home sunday.
Mr. q. :. Brown recently had a severe
hemOrrhage Of the lungs, bot IL better
nov. Miss Belle Firth Was called b. Broad
head, Monday, 10 see q sick sister Hiram,
son of q. H. Roberts, l. quite low
with pnenmonia......llo rse trading i the
orier Of the dav. d. A. Brooks bousht
one from Mr.. Bin Adams Cor which he
paid 500 j. NJ. Rowland bought from
Mrs. Roberts an aged horse Tor Si0......It
seems a. though every body had taken
new lease on life, gone 10 work aud sery-
ing the lnrd -.... from The amount Of new
teams and Lumber that are coming from
J. NJ. liowland's mill one would readily
Judge that he sud biz assistant. ]. X Nil.
ler. are wide awake. Don't hii every
body 10 come oui Friday, SATURDAY and /
Sunday Il this seek 10 preaching. Il i /
M, Van Nuy regular appointment.
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Prof Damon has just completed the
second session Of his singing school in
shelby City, and goes TO Huslonville from
here.
Miss Lizzie Rout, charming young
lady Of Lincoln county, is visiting friends
and relatives in Shelby Ciiy...J. A. Burks,
depot agent Of the l.. aud ~ railroad al
Shelby city, after a pleasant visit 10 friends
and relatives in Elizahethtown and Leba-
non, has returned 10 bis post
-One mile East Of Turneraville, In Lin
coin county, upon the Old Dausheriy
farm, stands iocusi post, said 10 have
been placed there over hundred years
ago BY HUH Logan. ST., 10 mark 4 corner
Of tract Of about 900 acres Of land, pre-
empted by him In the early settlement OF
the State. A portion Of this tract Of land
was bought BY John Daugherty. including
the corner and stake above referred ii.
The Widow Daugheriy, who now lives 90
the place, IL the jaughier-in.law Of
John Daugherly, aud has lived on the farm
for the last sixiy.hVe years, and says that
her iather.in.law has often told her that
this same post marked the corner when be
purchased the land ia 1895. Thus 10 a GER
lainiy the post il known 10 be eighty
i've years old and tradition says that
d was placed there by Hugh Logan,
~, some twenty years previous 10
hls tine. Dr., Hum, our Informant, says
hat the old lady almost rsvsrsncsi The ]
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With enlarged experience and
increased facilities, and an eye to
the special Wants of this locality,
we have selected an entirely NEW
perfectly captivating in
style, novelty and beauty. We
paid cash for every article, and
will guarantee lowest prices, and
in every instance, warrant goods
as represented. Mutual interest
is a guarantee for success, and
with grateful appreciation of past
favOrs, we will labor faithfully for
an increase of patronage.
Respectfully,
BRUCE E ca.
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Correspondence M Vernon Dsna,faa,afs
-BRODHEAD.-J. II. Nanhook sold this
week TO !. n. Newland, a saddle horse Tor
sl25...... Born, 10 the wife Of Smith Adams,
Jr, boy-weight lOl pounds ...... Mis-
Susie W00dyard j. visiting friends in the
country this week. Jessie Fox, blue.
grass cattle buyer, MAS in BrOdhead few
days since. Mr.. Jasper Morgan, Of liar
rodsburg, spent last week here inspecting
slaves. Mrs. Kitty NanL0Ok, youngest
sister Of J. l.. and J. H. Woodward, died
recently a. Falmouth. KY Among the
sick l. Mis- Pattie Wo0dall, a bright
young girl, who, for two months, has been
unable 10 walk. DR.. Burdett says that
there i now in this vicinity more sickness
than he has seen at any other time since
he began the practice here, some six or
eight years ago.
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HRODHEAD ADyERTIsEMEsrs.
MORE BLOOD F!

IHAYE OPENED A fllisT-CLAss BUTCHER
shop under the stone Of hcAlisiff a Lytle and
aln prepared 10 farnsh choiCe meats I'd the Ioue.t
Market Prices. will Keep foNs Of an Kinds
fresh Fish, Butter, igfs Ac. I will pay eash ilr
liides, ihankful ipf pasi laifouage, ! salcita
liberal share in The iuiufe.
tio-sm N.Y.. ELKIN.
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post, and il very careful that u shall not
b. disturbed The post u IN good state Of
preservation and looks ~ ihoneh u might
smnd he fasages 81 time another centufy.
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0kHON0 q W.
BARGAINS!
.HALE&NUNNELLYS
GROCERIESt
HARDWARE.
Queensware, WOODWARD,
MILLIONAIRE,
Garden &Farming Implements,
WAGONS, &c.

Canned Goods in endless variety:
Largest line of SADDLERY
ever in Stanford; Swiss and
Falls City Hams; Also, a nice
line of ConfectiOneries, all of
which we offer at low figures.
Money saved to all who give
us a call.
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100000 Lbs. WOOL WANTED:

also, Country Produce, Hides,
Sheep Skins, Eggs, Rags, Iron,
Bones, &c. &c. Bring on your
Barter, and come in yourself
and look at our magnificent
stock of goods. We guarantee
satisfaction,and everythingsold
as represented.
n. II. ROCHESTER,, Salesman.
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lsaIAiite cure Tor llar-
iiess Calls, Halter hurn.
tuis, Bruises aud spralns,
and y the best l.inimeni
iof Old sores, Scratches.
Iraoked and Droase Heel.
lhfush aud nlslsmpef
usai "a onoe 90 q cui.
~ boa, q ornis fnllal.a.
snaulit fenuy.
q. a.. ALn mIllAlI.
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LINCOLN cOUSrr.



The demand for coal has weakened
materially.
Rev. I. S. McElroy will preach here
next Sunday at 81 O'Clock.
Vegetation IL making up lost time
Green fields and pastures have gone into
the landscape business.
The INTERIOR JOURNAL Of last week
reached our Office on Monday p. M., only
four days ia making ten miles
The fruit trees in this region, except
peaches, are blooming abundantly, and
promise an unusual crop.
The failure Of THE INTERIOR JOUR.
NAL on Saturday was regarded as a public
calamity here. The editor would have
been battered could he have witnessed the
general expression Of disappointment.
MIR. Mamie Owens, postmislTess al
Devils Shoals, advises that she has succeed
ed In getting the name Of her Office changed
10 "Cumberland Falls" Correspondents
will note the change, aud refrain from
using the former diabolical address.
MISSES Lizzie and Blanche Twidwell
spent few DAYS this week visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Lucas. ..... DR.. Brown
failed 10 attend Dan Rice's show ...... Miss
cynthia Carson leaves us for Shelby City.
We have received caIds announcing the
marriage OF viii Carpenter ("Mike.n at
Grand Rapids, Michigan Brown
d Stanford, and daughter, Mary, spent
Sunday with their old friends in this place
&c. w. balm is billed for Hustonville
on the 9Th Of May ..... Mrs. Helen lIul- |
man Il on for visit 10 C0yingion. Miss /
Lizzie Rifle, who has been suffering under |
a severe attack Of Typhoid Fever, Is report
ed improving ...... Messrs. CLARK and Blain /
passed through the village Yesterday
both apparently ready 10 adom the Senate.
Dur people have no political hobby nov,
except 10 send Frank Kaufman 10 the
! legislature, ries Bobbitt, defeated. Horace
We shall rely on yoa 10 carry this
out.
Orab Orchard.
-Harrah Another tally for Crabtown
There will be a wedding At each OF our
churches here next week
-Mrs Sarah Wells bought Of John
Mershon. ST., his splendid sorrel buggy
horse, this week, FOR the sum Of $500
"A woman BY the name Of Delaney
lied AZ the poor-house last week, of Con.
sumption. She left two small children.
a hint 10 the wise pas sufficient, for ,
aai Saturday night We were recalled from ,
ireamland by the most delightful serenade :
He ever listened 10. By the wav, We have I
string hand here that cannot he sulpass.
u BY any In the State. I
DR.. j. ID. Petius now goes BY s0lily /
inging 70 himself "lt's nice 10 be- the /
aiher of bouncing baby boy, 6c.n Quite j
pretty song, but u0mewhat an Old tune (
Z The Doctors, a. he has sung i GA SIX or 4
even similar occasions heretofore. I
-Prof. o. 7. Moore will be manager Of D
he Crab Orchard Springs the coming L
'aaon. All who know Professor are we'll &
0nrinoed that there will be nothing LETT 4
ndone for The entertainment Of the guests. N
hough shelby Tsyia was very polite and n
,pui.r manager lssi season, ws issl conf. n
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WALLACE GKrFILE, Of the Bgeekin.
rldss N,as thialing, no iouhl. ilat man
san gs' 700 mnch u q good illag. only
.s1ds ns his paper about every other week
The Ss'-' Is Just like letter from home.
answr can't possibly do withou, it.p 30
se1ssesi please lind our subscription for
.EetAes year"
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starr have a way peculiarly their own
Ia fn--ia, and sometimes Il is : very good
Way. When the Nihilisis we're hang last
"ssl, he rope broke twice before one OF
III victims passed In his checks. This
va coh'idsred had management on the
psf' % he hansman. aud be has suffered
The lnniclion VI 100 laslss on his naked
haak lnr n
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WaUrtAw Ran, the distinguished ed
isof Of the Jdsaas, was married Tuesday
n i,es York, 10 Mis-. Elizabeth Mill, the
daughter q rich Californian. Il Is said
'h-i'she editor got lovely woman and a
m..iion u dollar. by The trans,ciion
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JrusE ". o. HAxsFokD is mentioned
in another column as candidate to rep
recent Lincoln ia the Legislature. We
esn ially subscribe to the compliments
paid the Judge in that communication, as
~ kno~ him to be a man Of sense and a
gentleman Of the old school. Should he
'lsiernine ;" make the race goodly num-
hsr Cd -iannch citizens are pledged to sup
nurt him
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HFSFRAL BRADr, Of the Pvsioffice De-
PsFtnieni, who was recently ordered down
and ont, j. shown to have increased the
eoinf~nsalion Of favorite mail contractors
in The Star Service. that is horse and
coach nail. from s700,O0O TO over ST.
10000, therby making deficiency Of that
sm"nni OF such as Brady are the Re-
publican cfiicial.. Gath says that on one
81 The Star Routes every letter delivered
cost the Government from $500 to $500.
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WI notice with pleasure that Harrison
Bailey, E-q, former citizen and son Of
Lincoln county, has received the uaani.
nous sad unsolicited honor Of the Demo-
cratic nomination for Representative in
Shelby county. Il was handsome com
llinent worthily bestowed. Mr.. Bailey
i gentleman, both OF sterling sense and
sterling integrity, and came Of one Of the
oidrsi aud best PIONEER families Of Lin.
coin oouniy. His many friends and kins-
nrn mp Lere tender him their congiatula-
liuns
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iHr conjunction Of the planets, Jupiter
ind' sltuin, occurred this week, but there
Va no crash cf matter nor wreck Of
~oill., =. prophesied by The asirolosers,
ilai any body has head Of.
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oscA-ioSALry an editor gets hi. reward
"a this world, hut for the most part they
h4ss 10 wait TO receive It ia the sweet
hy.and-bye. The sxcspiiou ocenwed 10
Cincinnati this week, when the members
81 the Pork Packing Association
lre'enied a thousand dollar in gold to
Charles y. Murray, editor OF the Cincin-
natl RE, crvsni, m recognition Of his
services in the collection aud publication
g: statistics, and especially TO ensble him
70 take European journey to regain
health Lost by too close application to his
work.
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VII lirteni a lallus| Irlal
20 csnis fof laie b OLel
1 also cans ilsiula. I
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-04-15

have enough to do. with steady feet.
and eyes on the alert. For of all the
vast array Of l0gs-and once saw
twenty-four Thousand in one drive not
one goes through the sluice but is
guided on to it BY one or more of the
drivers. They often ride standing on
the floating logs. conducting this push
ing that, hurrying another, straighten-
ing, turning and guiding; and just be-
fore the log on which q driver stands
reaches the sluice he springs to another.
Woe to him if his foot should slip, or
his leap fail! He would be crushed
among the logs in the sluice. or dashed
among the rocks in the seething water.
After all the logs are safely sluiced,
the chains of the guards are slipped.
the RATS. are broken up. and these.
windlasses and all, follow the logs.
Then the boats are put through the
sluice. Sometimes when the dam is
high, some of the river-drivers go
through in the boafs-a dangerous
practice, this; for often the bateaux
have gone under water, entirely out of
sight, to come up below the falls, and
more than once have lives been lost in
this foolhardy feat.
A boom generally passes from three
to six dams and sometimes takes four
months to reach the mills.
Occasionally the logs become jammed
in the rivers. and must wait for more
water; if this can be supplied from a
lake above, the difficulty is easily
remedied.
In the Spring of 1880, a jam occurred
at Mexico in Maine. The logs were
piled forty feet above the water and
covered an extent of area as large as
an ordinary village. This great jam
attracted many visitors from all parts
of the country until the spring freshets
of the next year could supply thu river
with water sufficient to loose them and
bear them on their way.--Mrs. S. B. C.
SanaxeLs, in Vide 44,Odke.
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matters it il the bonnet gives - much
Joy as the laurel wreath?
So do not make too much fun OF baby.
If he is q little intoxicated with the JOY
of his first trousers. IF when wearing
them he finds his shadow taller and the
trees shorter, he is only learning to be .
man, nothing more.
From what varied sources man has
chosen his playthings, his objects OF
vanity, since this world began! In one
generation vain of his nose, in another
Of his wig, later of his appetite cc bis
weight. One is proud of his wife, an
other of his indolency. one OF his WIT,
another of his stupidity, OF the beard
upon his chin, the cravat about his neck,
or the hump upon his back.-From the
French Of Gustaue Droz.
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Our Young Folks.
.G00lBE. WINTER.

The meadow-brooks are full, and busy
Getting Winter on to sea;
His trunks Of ice, all packed and ready,
Are standing under every tree.
His overcoats, well aired and shaken,
Are dangling from each dripping bough
For he has stayed till Overtaken,
And Spring is right upon him now!
Yes, hurry up. old Winter, hurry!
Sometime, we hope, you'll come again;
But here is Spring, in such furry,
Keeping back her stores Of rain!
Yes, good-by, goOd-by. old fellowi
With your cOasling, skating, fun:
Bring some more by next December.
When the Summer days are done.
What's the matter. pretty Springtime?
Always weeping? Some would say
You are vexed, because Old Winter
Always fingers in your way.
Well. he's of! The brooks have started!
Now the birds can come and sing.
So welcome to the happy-hearted,
Laughing, budding, genial SPRING!
Mrs. 5. G. Stone, IN Youths Companion.
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"A flock of snow birds has lived for
over five years in the Courthouse tower
at Norristown, Pa, yet with every stroke
of the bell announcing the hours as they
passed the birds have never ceased to
leave the tower in the greatest conster-
nation, but maintain their position in
the air until the last stroke has fallen,
when they at once return to the tower.
Thus every hour has their rest been dis
turbed during the entire period. without,
however, causing them to seek another
lodging. The bell weighs nearly 1000
pounds.
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To make nice potato cakes for
breakfast, add q soup-plate of mashed
potat0es halt tablespoonful of pepper,
the same of nutmeg, little salt, and the
yclk of an egg; form into small cakes,
put in a buttered baking-pan, brush the
top with the white of an egg, and
brown in quick oven.
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Passengers and hangers-on at the de.
pot in West Cornwall, Conn.,, were stu
pefied the other morning by seeing q
girl attempt the difficult gymnastic feat
Of entering q car through . window.
She thought that was the regular way,
having never seen q car before IN her
twenty years of life in the rural districts
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out of the church with hot head and cod
feet, forgetting yourself so far as to say,
as you stepped into your carriage, that
"the reverend gentleman lacked sense. T"
And the coachman heard you say it.
And to crown all, as you entered your
house, your drawing-roOm seemed too
narrow and your husband too wide.
Do you wish to know the reason of
these successive annoyances? If you
think well you remember that it was
upon that day that you wore for the first
time that odious little purple bonnet,
which was so frightfnlly unbecoming.
First trousers, dear lady.
Let me give you one more instance.
Look at your husband; yesterday he was
sullen, displeased with his breakfast !;
and behold, in the evening in he came
joyous, happy, with smiling lips and
kindness in his eyes. He kissed you
with ardor; with an easy gesture threw
down his bundle of papers, and at din
ner found his soup delicious, and all
things to his taste. You wondered what
had happened.
will explain.
Your husband had made his first
speech since his election. It was heat
ed discussion, and his were the right
words. meeting the appreciation of his
party.
This is not much, you may think, yet
he has looked forward to this for many
months, and once more puts on his first
trousers.
Let tho cause be grave or gay. if it
makes the heart beat more quickly, OF
gives an hours happiness, is it not
worth while? Whether to win q great
victory or put on new bonnet. what
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st. Louis has a fire department
chief who is marvel of man. Though
fifty years of age, Mr.. Sexton has never
tasted a drop of intoxicating liquor,
smoked cigar nor chewed q chew OF
tobacco. His whole life has been spent
IN applying cold wafer to fires and ad-
vocating the use of the same as . bever.
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There is no better bon mot in litera-
ture than the reply of a girl who heard
her father criticised severely across a
dinner table. The careless critic paused
a moment to say: Il hope he is no rel
alive of yours, Miss L." and quick as
thought she replied. with the utmost
nonchalance: ''Only a connection of my
mothers by marriage. - Troy Times.
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When some politicians are weighed
they are found wanting every Office in
the country
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-..In Congress" says the Boston
Transcript, '.more is cared for quorum
than for decorum.