The Worthington advance., 1882-09-28
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JOO Old Established Panor. offloia,
Paper OF the County.
A. p. MILLER.
Editor and Proprietor.
About Noted PeODle.

Ex-Governor Horatio Sevmour ~
New York, insists thai. he is an old man
and it is true that he suffers from pl,vs;'
cal weakness IN his legs, which d;sailcs
nun seriously IN walking; but he retains
nls olu charn.ng simplicity Of manner
mind. ''eo' "a
lrlncc Charles, the brother ofthe Cor.
man Emperor, is said to be the greatest
SMOKER IN Germany, which is equivalent
10 say that he is the greatest in Enrnna
lie consumes from IS to p STRONG Hnv.
anas every day, and is reported to Dos.
scss cigar.holder by which he il enn.
olcd to smoke cigars ut one time. lie
prince Is now 81 years old; is stronv
and active; still follows game in the f;e,I:
works daily over military affairs. and
wears no spcclacies. ''
An English girl who saw the Prince OF
Wales at a theater, writes: :He, rs usual,
enjoyed the play as much as any school
boy. 1t is delightful to hear him LAUGH
"a rich 'Ho! no! that rolls right across
the theater. lie is SO nicep'
The death is announced at Liverpool
OF Edmund Jones, a veteran radical,
who WAS conspicuous as q Chartist agita-
tor With Feargus O. Connor, as afterwards
an industrial Politician and lately as
president of the Workingmen's National
League and whose nOtoriety long ago
extended to this country. Hle was .
popular orator with notable natural gifts,
although without cultivation.
Hon. Simon Cameron said in a recent
birthday speech: 1T was as journalist
that began making the first steps out
OF obscurity. can readily call to mind
the day when l first began, ut twenty
dollars year, to learn the printing bust.
ncss-when that profession was new,
when that business was in it's infancy,
when it took day to do that which is
now done III a minute.'
London Truth says Of the future hus-
Cand Of Mile. Berthe Rothschild, whose
christening was announced this morn.
ing: 'Alexandcr Rerthier was rather
wild, but he has tanned down. The ma
jorat, or perpetual annuity, which de-
seconds in his family from father to cld-
est son, amounts to 300 900 francs. The
Berthiers OF Wagram are connected with
the relgnlng families OF Sweden and Ba-
yarla; and with the ducal family Of
Leuchtenbcrg. Prince Alexander is heir
to the title and the annuity"
There is trouble in the Eamala fam
lily, of which Saral. Bernhardt is the
head, caused by y s,it which is to be
brought against NJ. Da,na;, by pretty
0pera-houffi' prima donna named Mile
AllneIli. She claims that she furnished
Dalnala with money, paid his bills, in
c'uding those Of II professor of acting,
for giving him lessons, and in fact placed
her purse entirely at his disposal. IN
return. NJ: Danala vowed eternal con-
stancy AMI speedy marriage. But he
welded Sarah. Hence the lawsuit.
Col. Robert G. lngcrsoll was asked by a
friend the other day: "Is it true Col
onel, that you really keep Il considerable
sum Of money loose in an unlocked
drawer Of your desk at home, SO that
your children may help themselves with
out stint or solicitation?" "CcrtainIy,
sir" was the answer. II believe that TO
be the best way for cultivating in them
sense of responsibility and honor"
Thereupon the friend said: "Well.
frankly now, Colonel, if Dorsey and
Brady were staying oyer night ut your
house, would vo,. leave that drawer un-
locked?'' His answer was long and res
0nal.t laugh.