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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15
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pupils attending tba mihliU 40 uli "A
DlntilH w.. "a tho siuin Hfu tarlt
lho average Attendance y nre point w
favor N the white pupils
IN Springfield M M yunnR mpn
" The ChfiallAn AaHeinihh hold spfv
lees IN tlp lil ctery Aund " .i'efnuuh
ior The benodi n the Hi.onori 1toao
bfcihYu afe sure ol Ihef nlllrnrc pp
W ahiAt II
President Cheney NJ iIhiuq COLLEGE,
Maine, hns Published mi appeal fur an
addition n siOO.O0O io tho cnllegc's
present endowment " slbO.OOO The
women uf The country nfo asked io raise
5000 for the endowment " chair
"A Young couple IN 1fonsdno
County pruic'scd religion on the snmc
day IN the same church were baptized
IN the same creek IN the Same hour hy
the same minister and we're uniinl In
marriage before changing their bapts.
nal clothes. Nashpdle (ioan.t Dan.
Hcr.
General James NJ. Conlo, who died
at Frederick, Md, few days ago, left
$4,000 each 10 tho following msIitu.
tions; Georgetown College, George
town. u. e, ~. Johns Literary Sori.
oty, Baltimore; st., Mays Industrial
School for Boys, Baltimore. aud tho
Little Sisters Of the Poor, Baltimore;
besides smaller bcqucsts Of from $4,000
20 $4,000 TO othor schools and charities.
NJ L. independent
AT II meeting of Baptist ministers at
Philadelphia, n resolution was adopted
protesting In tho name Of Christianity
against the arrest Of Godfrey Hubert. q
Baptist pastor nj Skicm, Norway. who
was recently sentenced by tho courts
there TO pay fine of $50 for bapti2ing u
convert, both Of WHOSE parents were
members Of his church. II was resolved
TO request the Secretary u State TO in
siruct the American Minister to Sweden
and Norway TO inquire into the case. -
Chicago Nces.
The Lee Avenue Baptist Church,
Brooklyn, whose pastor, the Rev. j..
Hyatt Smith, now member Of Con-
gress, recently resigned after thirteen
years service, has dissolved under It's
former name, aud now church has
been formed under the name Of the
South Baptist Church The Rev. N. Is,
Thompson Is now pastor. As the church
editice has been sold for an academy oI
music. n site for new church is being
looked for Services will be held in the
old structure for six months.-N. u
Sun.
"A restless young preacher with q
congregation Of working people. in q
manufacturing town. wrote 10 Prof
Phelps desiring his help to better posi-
ton, and remarked: IL am THROWN,
myself away in this shoe town - prof
Phelps wrote TO the young man that h'
could not make better throw. II By
throwing himself away ON these people
whom he considered unworthy Of hi
superior talent, he could lift them NJ
intellectually and spiritually, he wa
doing work which would be worth TN
sacrifice. Chicag0 Hcrdid.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15
Atlantic Telegraph stations.

A Frenchman, M. Monuisier, has Just
prohcrcd n novel and bold plan for en-
abling vessels crossing tho Atlantic to
communicate with the mainland. Lay.
he says, n telegraph cable between Saint
Nazaire, Bordeaux, and New York. with
branch In mid-ocean TO Panama.
Every sixty leagues. the average daily
distance covered by ship, connect 10
the principal cable n vertical cable,
ending In buoy at the surface. To
the right and left Of the principal cable
lay two branch cables. ten 10 twenty
leagues each, ending In vertical cable
with buoys. These branches would
form two crosses with the main cable.
The chances Of ships sighting buoys
would thus be frequent. Each buoy has
number, and lis position In mid.0ccan
is known from special tables. When n
ship passing near buoy wishes 20 telc-
graph. IL connects its apparatus wire.
one with the wire Of tho buoy, the other
with the buoy itself. which serves as an
carthwire. Thus the ship might com
municate with central post which
should be established on an island or
rock. or ship moored according TO NJ
Mcnuisier's system. A vessel In dis
tress near one buoy might, through the
central station, get help from ship
passing near the next buoy. The difli-
cult matter would be the buoy. How
would Il resist storms that have broken
cablesp NJ. Monuisier has not yet do.
scribed II In detail, but says II is pro-
nounced quito successful BY competent
navigators. II Is luminous by night,
sonorous in fog, and easily accessible in
any weather. .
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15

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Ani ihe nftla hlii h NJ tinf
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= WHIT 4 iuUkt uld lmuf lpl
lte tni N W. ulia
walt huf tn1 M llia
Etrtf daY lHinsA ~ ' tlnH ~ Hia"
lldi tnefo oatn grim N :, A,h. VIII alaei
oar fulnl lying fal un hla slhuj
liHi ihn FnHiy Oii alunaf
Had lust had hla dlnnnf.
Anl now eillt n1t run hid h. ttlnh.
with y arnnt ~ The oyster he tanlr.
AM he lhfuW hls nyn arms rHiHi ihr aninn
W. ahnt N NJ hfrhfh
AMI h. s1uuoHgh hiul ~ fnnih,
Thrn h. itN hin, nor folt nny Ahnint,
Tho point " this story, my iear,
just "na Iltin ~ y plhnsiAn'' appears.
lhit plens1 give attention,
while hrhlily iuintiun
The moral aghin, fUf your cnts
unn'l b. nftahiy and il,u Int tu hni,
Caring unly frf hriad nilJ fvr mcali
Nor aNlil shly dwnll
-All nln1r ln yolir shrll
Don't bc oysters, IN short, repeat
Hit yun'll tlni II much hrttcr for YOU
To bo klnl, ani nilsrliiHh, hnd ifiirl I. h.
1hin tuu'll not lack a fricnd
Nulrs nauAn ~ defend, sst
Whom Ntlr-tHh fulls Into yuilr vltw.
r --GooIpe =, Wshder % 81, A'chslds.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15
The Girl. bean.

A DR.. sprague. Of New York, was
told by his oilicc-boy that several men
were going 10 rob bis house last Tues
day night Pretending 10 90 ou,. he
came back and locked himself into his
room where he KEEP, his cash.bos. Pres
entity his hired girl admitted three men
into tho house. They burst the door
open and won't straight for the ash-box.
lie fred ~ them and they turned and
ran. Tho girl marie confession impll-
eating three men. who were arrested.
One 81 them had been visiting her for
Two years. and introduced his brother
And another man 10 her. The brother
proposed rubbing her employer and
sharing the money with her. The Of
fice.boy. who told them where the cash.
box was. was 10 have hi- share also.
When they whistled she let them In.
woman-like she insists that her lover
was not one Of the burglars, but The doc
tor insists thai there were three Of them.
--Defron Free Pres.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15
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ffH H m.ff " tWat bltm wilef
mHas Hfiui fIs Wrft aui HlHHn =
miimof rloifIe tahlhH
tbH largo maaih lnfb4 n htaly
g'o,e al iuhndeeu iullsu County NJ
y htse hai HneY ant pall i1f their
Rrrls ihia arNun bwlng W the wgfn
weatiipf
lliofp wem i,i6d races rim during
lhr scatnn n lsai, ani the nffmni N
monnf ilfii thtnapd hlnds was slsi,.
2sl, u whiuh f4li,pIi was won in tho
United slilcs
Three yeifi agu firm IN 'irsns IN,
vested sliWW N rtlilo n few weeks
ago This stock and lla inciease WIS suld
nj tlj per hond, aud the sale amounted
10 mofe than $4,000.
lead pencil should nevrf be- wet.
II lAfdnn' the load and ruins the pencil.
THIS lnci 4 Known Ia newspaper men
and slenognphers liui nearly rvery
one else does wet pcncilhcioru using w.
The long soughtfor specific against
hydrophohla, II II sai,l, has been dlscov.
cred IN Camboila In the shape " tho
bark oi treo. the effect Of which I,
very similar TO that of slrychnlnc. IN.
didiapois sdaiimt atR
Jay Goulds total wealth Il orti-
mated NJ over s60, 900. 100, Of which
$40, 00O. ono II invested In railroad and
telegraph stocks, and $50 900, 900 IN
bonds, liz aud Vanderbilt could by
and-by Afford TO pool their issues, 7"
aud pay on the National debt, M y
Sun. ..
The Alder gulch, In Montana, has
been steadily producing PLACER gold for
twenty years, and * now worked oul ~
high IA water can be carried ON is
sides The amount Of gold taken out
is estimated at over s30.0O0, 900, More
than dozen gold.bcaring quartz claims
are now being worked at the head oi the
gulch. Chicdgo Times. f
The grcat activity In business cir
clcs is made manifest by the fact thai
tho outward. bound mails from New
York City an unprcccd entedly large
Recently 90l 200 letters and circulars
and l,2lo, 900 newspapers and circular
were dispatched from that city ncccs
stating l52 wagon-trips irom tho post
Office TO the railroad dcpots. r Chicdg'
journal. ii '
The Astors pay taxes In New Yorl
on Sll 800, 600 worth Of property; w
II. Vanderbilt on ~, 1850, 900, A. I
Stewmts widow on -. 900, 900; Aho
X. Emo, $1,000 900; j. g. Bennett, Al,
200, 900, and 80 on The bulk Of thei
wealth, however, eonsistSof securities
which are not included in the persona
estate taxable IN New York.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15
CONDENSED TELHgRAMs.

liz the House Of Representatives, April
Q, Mr. Frost, Of Missouri, announced the
death Of bis colleague, Thomas Allen. He
offered resolution Of regret aud for the
appointment OF committee Of seven Repre-
sentstlyes and three senators TO take order
for experimenting the funeral ceremonies.
which was unanimously adopted.
A TRAIN on the Gulf, Colorado 8
Santa fc Railroad was boarded by ,lx rob.
bers, near Cleburne. Texas, the other night.
Ordering all hands up the thieves walked
through the coach, ono OF them holding .
pillow.slip open and telling the passengers
10 drop something In for the missionary
fund, and they all contributed literally.
The conductor dropped In Just after the coll
lection, but Immediately started back for
the express car. As tho door closed behind
him one Of the robbers shot At him, but
missed. The train started up At this juno
turc, and one OF the men crying Jump.
on, boys,n they rushed 10 the platform and
disappeared. The amount OF money they
20, /. yarIously estimated, but the most re-
liable report says Il was over sl.Ooo. The
sheriff Of johnson County. with n largs
posse aud pack Of bloodhounds, started In
pursuit.
JANIS FISK and George NJ. Irwin,
having in their possession 500, 900 worth Of
new bonds Of the city Of 81. Joseph, NO..
were arrested In New York City, April 5
while trying TO sell ihcm At sixty cents on
the dollar. The securities, numbered eoi
to l.eo1 inclusive. mYstsrlcusly disappeared
from the Registers safe. ....
A rRAsKpY marked by unusual 6end-
i.hnes. aud brutality was enacted NJ Hop
kintnn. Mas, the o her morning. Patrick
Kelly murdered hi. son, literally ehoppips
his head from his body. The family were
At breakfast, when the father left the table
and went out into the yard. returning la .
few minutes with an az IL his hand. y ffiis
Is-year.oli son was sitting with bis back
toward the door. A. Kelly entered he lifted
thsax and. without word Of warning.
brought u down with full fercs upon his
.on'. head. The blow was a gisncinx one
and The az was blunt, 50 the head wss not
splIt, but The boz fell over dead. The nlon-
sief, not satlsasd with this. proceeded d
strike 1t the boys neck. until he had ses.
cred his head from the body and sent 4 rol.
ling asros. the door. Tho murderer was ar.
rested before be bad gone . square.
CAPTAIN McIsTrRK, Mate Bondu-
rant, sscond.mase IiiiI zad The eelofsd
captain Of the watch. wNh Smith, hsvs beea
Indicted for "insoluntary manslaughisr 4
being the cause Of the burning Of the steam.
er Golden CITY,"
TUCKER BasHAx, one Of the Glen
,'-i~ sr-sr rei.t.er., re>~rsiv r>rds~ed =
Governor CFitienstsn. v rsported 70 hsvl
been shot and killed near 0feai bend. ksn'
So, BY msmbsr< Of The yess James rang
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15

Imk ad Kitty ua by tho lfe ons
I winii Mnfehatening, Ifpplng quHi.
! - fell yun what. kllty,N aud Iaeh.
/ vo Thought " n iass Apiiifp1 joke
ln play un That new la,y neitHs lIle fpad
| Hes 80 hcneql ani solemn you 500 icol
him lust ~ easy"
"What IL II ~ iuafI ff
ooh, IN take n ublp anil write on u
4 'ApnlfO1l and wrap u In . paper,
then ri put another lArer on the ont.
side NJ that. mud ~ on, lolsand lots ~
papers till | have q big bundle, I'll
write on tie 0ntdilt, lI'mfy johnson.
frnn fflrnd, and The last thing lrfofc
10 10 bed the night before Aprilil0ol' =
day III run over and hang II On their
domeknab. ta'"f
"Won' soma " them tnc you ?"
"No danger They always 20 70 hod
early over there. laipposd bcchliso his
mother " too poor 10 NJ up and burn
ont wood and lights But they gstup
early In the morning. He'll 40 out 10
the pump for some wtaer, and find tho
bundle, and hc'll think hos got nane
thing nlce. Won't he be well fpoled
when he gets Il all iinionc aud finds
nothing put cmpF' ttf
ne go' = si;'er not g'ule hs plg' ~
AM, remarked h'uy' mol sssnlng 20
enter INTO ti'e sport nv hehr'l'y ~ JACK
ma .tr ,l-n' a. ,is hnn I, ,l,i
mother from the sitting.rooni "and
I'll sugges, an Improvements on jacks
plan' uain say Mrs' iJonnFoh Wup"
rcmemoer thht " was thc ilrst OF apriy
ann nii hen.y NOV 70 esPec, 70 hnu any- NV
; umg 10 his plnhle, Dol snfer way
TO 1901 hlm would % 10 pul symc.hlnS
hs,uo, there are .he rupper'poo.s YOU
ma last year. you Know, saos, anu anu
! lhey were 50 small you only worr .,em
a,rlne; lou m,gn, 10 tlirm up i.I i,s,. ,.,.
~ anu ,ney wouiu pe very nice iof MN
. 70 wear ~ .is spt,uS mna~ nl ttL
Mother, sa,d hi'y, 'ncre arg
my copper-'ocu po9's .nm on'grsw
ms, year, couidh't put usm 'n nior Sh'
h',,c g,tit iA9ti'
.er.a'nly' ucar. $50.
, NOT many evenings hitcr' you m'ghlt
!, . nava m, as. Msh JACK M nnde h'lty so.y pnsy ~
= 'no ki'cneh; lherippe,-poos anu cop,
pcr,toed ones We're ued up 10 snug
!, pachaye, anu over W, hiai was wIappea ~
|" .nu ., papers' u' v, .no punul. % was -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15

estef 4 liYsAf all fag, ashai keBni
lemmiIfel 'aletls - haaflnf h ~ iaiiiii
hafnl eol M iibhi 81 Hsht N ths sfHitAi,
~ fhe afale Hiy ifa W. dell Il He,lh
whtH distHeiti. 81 tangs eih b. lmsslsai
~ ihe fash az a. Hli hli faitlisss i homo
'aem e hafe heeh flsastni
" II, L0su, all#s thatIat fllman, A
ItAinF ehaNed with stealing h8fss All AZ
atillflHR Flfl lhfee years ell, waa lsken
ifvm ltll q kohoms, lad, April lih, W 4
pafif n al.aul.ed men Win sifuas him up
on 4 bridge. Ne aenieh hls efims 10 ~
last, The only request ho made was ihal
W be allowed 10 slhg 4 Aohs, which vs.
Hf'HIed, Iie sang, Hsoe that NJ umge'i
Kept tifeon." After fhlshIns he sald no
hoped he would meet BIZ father and mulht
IN heaven, No gsfs hIs nnma as Richard
Long and sald he resided IN Franklin. WI.
forts we're made by ". y. Vail. fey. NJ.
Metune and others 10 prevent The mob from
taking The law IN their own hands. bul ihey
were greeted With shouts oi defI.loh from
The crowd that had gathered.
jons TEsrs, living near Mount
Clemens, Mich, was Killed BY a playful
horse the other day. The animal jsfked .
halter with force sufficient 10 dlsiocaie tho
young mans neck.
1'uE murder Of Arthur Herbert, m
Irish Justice ci the Peace, has been followed
by The stabblng of eleven lambs on his prop.
erly A sister Of Thomas Powell o'Connor
has been sent 10 jail for advising tenants IN
lloscommon not to pay rents.
MRs. SARAH SMITH, nearly 30 years
old, was killed by a Baltimore & Ohio en-.
gine, near Wheeling, W. Va, April 90.
A. X. FRAME, a telegraph operator al
Belpre, Ohio, was killed bya Baltimore &
Ohio train, April 0, while walking on the
Parkcrsbnrg bridge.
AUGUST KonsE, q young German rc-
siding In Chicago, killed himself with bul.
lot the other day because his love had not
been returned.
CHARLES MCGUIRE shot and instant
ly Killed Minnie Lapham, at the residence
OF her father, three miles south Of Wame-
20, Potiawatomlo County, kans., the other
day. lie then placed the revolver to bis
head. fired ball through his own brain,
and fell unconscious upon the body Of bis
victim. MeGuire Is described as an cdu.
Gated seo'chman, wei connected, but con-
sidered little eccentric. The young lady,
to whom he had been paying some attcn-
tion, was In her seventeenth year.
j. j. LYONS, an editor nj GIlmer.
Tex, was assas,inated in bis Office tho other
day.
The steamer Bella Mac. one OF the
best tow boats on the uppcr MissIs,Ippi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15
Care d Lamps.

Considering the number and variety
of Kerosene lamps In use, II seems liz
tic strangellIow fewt there arc who fully
understand the carc Of them. There II
vast difference in both the quantity
and quality of light given BY a we'll
trimmed md badly-trimmed lamp.
and Il Is surprising 10 mo that any onu
pf ordinary observation can be satisfied
10 use badly-trimmcd lamp or an i'm.
perfcctly-cleancd chimney. Yet ID Is
fact that out of the many thousands of
lamps In Use there arc but very few that
are trimmed n they should be- orllIavc
perfectly cleaned chimneys. II Is pot
only careless housekcepers and servants
who make this mistakc;It n Is. many
times. those who are ,carauls but fail
from the want II proper knowlcdge upon
the subiect First of III. a alsmp.Wick
should nsver be trimmed with anything
but sharp trimmer be Il one u tho
many patented implements now In nsc.
orsimpIy pair Of scissofx The lstler
Il The best. Let them 10 sharp. spd
used Tor no other purpose, wiping ihem
well after using. Il Is generally thought
the best way 10 cut . lamp wisk h 10
round tho corners. thus preventing tho
naring OF the blaze and the breaking of
tho chimney. Others. again. simply
break tho charred wick with the iinksrs.
supposIng that Il viii then burn morq
evenly, but In both thess ideas they nre
mxtakcn.. Great care Il necessary tn
the trimming. The wick should y cslt
below the burnt part and pArnilel with
the top Of tho burner. Then you .nrs
surc oi iis being straight md d having
n bright light. Now comes The carr .ok
tho chimney. Unless tkey IRE VIII
cleaned, no matter how wan 1rilnmsd
tho wick may bo. II tho chimney dnes
not receive the proper attention tho
lamp will give very unsallsfnctory light.
Ia cleaning chimneys. many an sEnin
mistaken. a they wa<h them. and. -
they suppose. wipc them perfectly dry.
In this they many -timez lail and the
| result Il, the chimney breaks when they
least expcct IL = | havs fouhd. am
many trials, that the bcst wayh nevpl
20 wash them. Simply blow your hrrath
into and on them. rubbing qliickI1 MA
paper. The sollsr ths bsiise 10 ~
until your chimney looks char md eIpen
Then you have no fear q tAeif be]nG
damp and npt - hrook. = ~ rkml
time you AND the paflIolos = nn1 ~
src apt 70 adhere % he klaos g clo(h {
used. Tki4 en- kl<eA % ~ - ~
chimney wi1.bo a-tknnooni -aInos ~
| ~>tf III -. .<~sus ~ E&~& : ku1@&k -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15

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NJ ailfNiAHi Aal plsHFHhi iHtnHtflH
NHd WhrHi iH Nflef reHf w fFlfllai
co. k0ma 4 iii NGlreH huiufe 1T ny
4 tli IN ilie lilHit, hH hti n fska 4
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iha ifDe4 Hh'th his auH hahif hai
plsHlel fMfa hpinfa
fllv lHwsnIl N Iagf sIlafead lhls
Wmhl follow tiis bog esamplH. They
vunli nnd 3 uicfh and iflfhlild oeeu.
paiihn ~ iiHrlf fpsfa fanmenia. ahd
ihclf wdfh would he HHifre ~ lnet4
hanHlhlH pleasure NJ lha end N ilfe
tnf frhi swrltetf ~ III When tho
ifeea iha' ivaf " hsa bren plani6d w
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15
Science Of Perfumes.

BY q process known as enfuerage.
which Is the exposure Of beef fat 10 fresh
towers. In close boxes. until II is thor.
oughly permcatcd and charged with
their odors. the perfumes of six flowers
are obtained, which could in no other
manner known 70 science be preserved
apart from the fresh petals. Those
flowers arc violet, jasmin. tuberose.
rose. orange flower and cassie (einna-
mon flower). From these six there are
fifty or more combinations made. for the
stimulation Of the odors Of other flowers
Sweet pea Is made with jasmin and
orange flower; hyacinth IA connterfeited
BY jasmin and tnberosc; lily Of tho val
ley BY violet and tuberose. But the
resources of the perfumery are by no
means confined 10 the pomades, as the
scented fats are termed. He uses many
essential oils, the principal Of which are
sandaiwood. bcrgamot, lemon. rose
mary, neroli (made from bitter orange
llowers). psichouli and altar of roses.
II Is very difficult 10 get the lastnamed
In a pure state, because its great cost
tempts 10 dishonest adulteration. Very
often rose-gcranium oil l. substituted
for Il. Musk Is another important in.
gredient, entering. as Il does, into al
most all perfumes. except those which
are actually limitations of flower odors,
or. as styled By perfumers, " natural. T"
as. for instance, heliotrope. tnberose,
white rose and violet. --Bosfos Herald
.4ss~-@----
Twelve boxes Of young monkeys ar
rived at New York recently. They wers
sea-sick all the way over; howled and
coughed like babies. Among then
were two "holy monkeys worshiped
L by certain African tribes. They-ths
monkeys. not the trihes--are covsrcd
with long. soft. white hair. The i'm
porter said there weren't monkey
enough In this country 10 supply the
demand. They die oi consumption a
the rate Of ave hundred annually.
| Chicago Tm>s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-15
WIT AND WISDOM.
-Immoac.t Int, 1. word. ,, admit e Of no defense.

Iur trrnf nf dpgansy ia want nf aonaa
.t ,-i!dr oI R6ssoommm.
Nothing makes so much noise az q
rickcty wagon with nothing in II, unless
Il be man who insists on talking when
he has nothing to say.--M y. Herald.
Eli Perkins cu, omen n Florida nlll.
pa,or and found nine knots in its atom.
neb That's nothiny An ALLIGATOR il
not obliged 10 make n diet off ~ rooks
and gr,lyel. banks All tho wear round
Ddroa Free Press.
An oriental trayelor savs. nI have
seen a heavy man llrcd scver,I vorJs
ln,o a Icnss erowI nv tbc lIck NJ a
camel and nicked nm insonslblo" !" Tho
American mnle used TO 90 10 school "a
lbe camel : Conyisr..JonynaL
Tho moanost man ~, record so,,
tbronch n nosl-ollico presided oyar nv 4
womsn nostal.earJ on which was
written. /" boar .Jack. Uere,s Tho do.
tails of that scandal {" And then ,ha
roe, was In CreeL = losio, Pas,
p.n.I.,.,.,. aI,,.. ,a... n.
name of Comet, lie should have no
difficulty Ia proyidlpg tale for his
paper. but Il Is hoped he will not got
ont of his orbit, and pitch into Tho San
or the World. -NorristolgD Herald.
A lazy vaung ma. eomnlained thai
he was oyerworEed in his business. 10
which the father replied: 81 suspect.
George, that oycrwork Is not your
trouble, but that II IL that you need
working over. Homo 7rrasurs."
/. Old Mrs. skittleworth don't know
why people will make counterfeit
money. She says she "tried 10 pass n
bad half dollar dozen times the other
day, but nobody would have IT," and
she thinks II n waste of time 10 make
such stun
"A Phiiadelphia man told post
master from Q rural village that his
post-oilicc clerk was "no gentleman" J"
aud the postmaster got rs mad as hor.
net and came very near. getting himself
arrested for assault and battery before
he reflected thHt his clerk was lady.