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Sailing on a Sea Of Fire.

One of the beautiful revelations of a
summer night to dweller in the coun-
try is the myriads ofllghts flashed forth
by ire-aies. "But they that 60 down
to the sea in ships" gaze upon a light
that never was upon land-the illumi-
nations of the deep by countless mil
lions of fire-fsh, invisible to the naked
eyes.
An English clergyman, while voyag-
ing in the Indian Ocean, was called on
deck one night TO see the ship sailing
on sea fire.
There was no moon, the night was
pitch dark, and yet it was as light as
day. Before, behind, on the port and
OH the starboard side, as far as the eye
could see, the surface ofthe ocean was
one blaze of light.
The clergyman ran down to the cab
in and brought up a small type Bible.
Opening it he read with ease and aloud
several verses. The mate informed
him that tie ship, going at ten knots,
had been sailing for an hour over that
phosphorescent sea.
Determined to do what he could to
solve the scientific question, the cler-
gyman had a bucket Of the liquid fire
hauled on board.
The bucket came up full of bright
sparks, and picking out some Of them
with the tips of his finger, he fix
ed them, while wet to the object glass
of a powerful microscope.
The next morning there were min
ute specks of something on the glass.
On beng examined throug h the micro
scope, they proved to be fish, dead Of
course, and doubled up like shrimps.
He drew and painted them in their
magnihed form.
Whether there NAV be animalcule in
other forms which carry light at sea, he
does not know. But he does know
that those which turned night into day
before his eyes were minute shrip like
yorms, with heads and legs and trans
parent bodies.
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A Perplexed Conmittee-Man.

There is type of school inspectors
who love to tell the children how much
they themselves know and to set forth
the ignorance of the scholar. Some
years ago, a gentleman, recently re-
turned tom Tunis, went to the school
where he had formerly studied. At his
request the class in Latin read Virgil's
account of the adventures of Eneas in
Dido's capitol.
His questions about the palaces and
walls, the past and present condition
and the probable and improbable sites
of old Carthage, showed his familiarity
with the subject and exposed the def
cheney of the students knowledge. The
boys thought he took an unfair advan-
tage.
One student, whose intelligent face
was promise, received much notice
from the gentleman. He piled the boy
with questions that he could not answer.
When lull occurred, this innocent
youth asked the teacher if he could ask
Mr,--Tunis-a question. The teachers
consent was anticipated by Mr.. Tunis
who was pleased that his antiquarian
researches had fiIed one youthful mind
With measured phrase he gave his pei
mission.
The lad rose, in all the ungainliness
to which boys sometimes attain. and
with face beamtng with interest
asked
xviii you please tell me the presen,
condition of thought. in Tunis respect
ing the Pythagorean doctrine of the
metempsychosis of soul?"
Mr.. Tunis' researches had not been
in that line. He looked as though he
realized that fool can ask questions
which the wisest man cannot answer.
What that boy would have come to
if his just deserts had been meted to
him. is problem but he is now known
all over the scientific world.-The 7sle-
1hOHe.
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Plantation Philosophy.

Remember, young man, dat de best
frien' yer's got on dis earth is better
frien' ter himself den he is ter you.
Pay no attention ter a man by de
boasts what he makes. Thunder doan
all de time tell OBJ a comm rain. Doar
turn a man outen de ranks OBJ respec-
liability case he's coward A hound
dog amt much on fight, but he's a
mighty useful animal. While nature
was fooIin' away her time paintin'
different colors an stripes on de horns
OBJ de Jack snapper an udder bugs, l
doan see why she dldu't contrive some
easier way for chile to cut teeth.-Ar-
kansas Traveller.
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HumOr In the Family.

Good humor is rightly reckoned a
most valuable aid to happy home life.
An equally good and useful faculty Is
a sense of humor or the capacity to
have a little fun along with the hum
drum cares OF work OF life. We all
know how it br,ghtens up life generally
to have a lively, witty companion who
sees the ridiculous points of things and
who can turn any ANNOYANCE INTO an
occasion for laughter. 1t does great
deal better to laugh over domestic
mishaps than to cry or soold over
them. Many homes and lives are dull
because they are allowed to become
too deeply impressed with a sense Of
the cares and responsibilities of life to
recognize its bright and especially
mirthful side. Into such a household,
good, but dull, the advent OF a witty
humorous friend is like sunshine on a
cloudy day. While 1t is alwaysoppres-
siye to hear persons constantly STRIVING
to saw witty or funny things. 1t is COM
Portable. seeing what a brightener
l;ttle fun is. to make an effort to have
some at home.
Il is we'll to turn off an impatient
question sometimes, and to regard It
from a humorous point ofview, instead
of becoming irritated about 1t. "Wife,
what is the reason l can never ind a
lean shirts'' exclaimed good but
rather impatient husband, after rumag-
inc some time all through the wrong
drawer, His vile looked at HIM stead
ily for moment, half inclined to oej
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Dont's for the Girls.

Don't flirt.
Don't talk slang.
Dor't put on airs.
Don't learn to be cranky.
Don't try to arrest attention.
Don't think it pretty to be pert.
Don't make drudge of your moth
er.
Don't say mo" when you mean
Eyes"
Don't NEEDLE with other peoples
beauX.
Dom: devote too much time to novel;
reading.
Don't make fright of yourself to be
in fashion.
Don't pick up chance acquaintance
on the street.
Don't look on every young man as a
good-uatured ice-cream-freezer.
Don't run down your girl friends in
their absence; it is 4 mighty mean
trait.
Don't make up your mind to be swee
to everybody's brother but your own.
Don't marry man who has no evil
dent way of supporting you. Love on
star, alton principle has played out long
ago.
Don't lose your heart on Darwinian
specimen who parts his hair in the mid
die. Plenty of men want wives wait
and you'll &c, one.
Don't boas, Of your ignorance of
house affairs. In the present state of
society there is no surer stamp of Vul-
ganty.
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GRAND REUNION
Of the Union Soldiers Of the Late
War, at the City Of Macon, Mo.
OCTOBER, 10, IL, IL AND IS, 1SS

The soldiers and veterans of the U. S,
Army. OF the Late War, will have grand re:
union on October 10, ii, IL, and b. 1882, at
the City Of Macon. Missouri, to which every
Soldier and Sailor of the U. s. Army and
Navy, who served during the late War. j.
heartily and cordially invited. The Citizens
of Macon are making ample arrangements to
Receive, Feed and Shelter $4,000 Persons, at
a nominal cost. One Thousand Large Tents
Batteries of:Artilery. and 5000 stands o
small arms will be on the ground. Major
General John A. Logan, and General John A
McClernand will be present and command
the troons in person. assisted by other Gener-
ais and officers whose names will be made
known hereafter. Let every Soldier, Sailor
and Veteran come and renew the acquaint
ance of his old comrades, and have a genuine
good old time Thousands of old veterans
have sgnifed their intention to be present
on this occasion.
By order of Executive Commute,
CHARLES p. HESS,
REUBEN j. EBERMAN, Chairman
Secretary.
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STATE OF Mis- OURI. - :
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE or Missouri.


In the Circnit court of said cOInfy. October term
Isl, Oilaud w. Y .uderNeer, plaintiff. vs. Mary A
Vandprveet' defendant,
AZ this day comes the plaintiff herein by his At
tor,y, before the undersigned Clerk of said cour;
in vacation aud file, his petition aud affidavit stat
ing among other things mat ,ic above named de
rrndau; j. non resident 81 tile STATE OF Missouri 50
that ;he Urdiaary process cannot be served upon
her anu asks az order OF publication against said
defendant. -WherCupuu n is ordered nv the ciers
that sad defendant be notified by publication thar
plaintiff has commenced suit against her In this
court. the object and general nare OF which Is to
obtain Judgement and decree oi This court dlssOlyine
the bonds ~ natrimouy rs contracted between
plaintiff and defendant on The 2.ih day oi August
i-g4i. the grounds said defendants failing 10
perform her Iu,!cs wiir of said plaintiff such n
cooaiug. and sewing &c. also calling said pianti'i
"A liar and divers rude ami Tisgracefui names with
out II Just cause and that unless the said Mary A.
term thereof. To he begun aud holden ~ the Court
House In the town OF kirksville III said county.
the 9TH day OF October next. and on or beioIe the
next. and. on or before the sixth day the term
answer plead TO the petition IN said cause. the
will be- rendered accordingly.
And Il Is further ordered hat ! copy hereof be
published according 10 law in the hirksyille Week
iy Graphic. newspaper published in said Adair
county. Mo-.
STARE OF Missouri, SIS
County of adair.
/. w j. Asklach. clerk OF the circuit court of
Adair county. aforesaid. H. reby Ger ify that the
above Is copy OF the original Order of Publ
Gallon. In the cause therein named, the same ap
pears in my Office.
Witness my hand as clerk, and the seal OF said
court. Done at Office In kirssriile. This 10th
day Of ~yust, iss2. W. J. ASHLOCk.
nil Clerk
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provoked, then with comical look she

then with comical look she
said, II never could guess conundrun S,
l give it up Then he laughed, and
they both laughed, aud she went and
got his shirt, and he felt ashamed Of
himself and kissed her, and then she
felt happy: and so what might have
been an occasion tor hare words and
unklnd feelings became JUS the con-
trary, all through the little vein of hui
NOR that cropped out TO the surface.
Some children have a peculiar facility
for giving humorous turn to things
when they are reproved. 1t does Just
as well oftentimes to laugh off as 20
scold them off. Laughter is better
than tears. Let us have little more
of it at home.
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the sCHooLMASTER.

he CURIOSITY tnat l iia'e W ouo"
you to-day. children is perhaps the
most wonderful in the COLLECTION. He
beats all.
The schoolmastcr, it is said, trains
the young idea to shoot. He IS not
himself given to shooting, however.
He takes more delight in the rod than
the gun,
The schoolmaster is not military
man, but his principal assistant IS:
The name of his assistant is Corporal
Punishment. 1t is to be hoped that
the corporal will soon be remanded to
private life.
The schoolmaster is sometimes call
ed tutor, and occasionally he is call
ed an ass. On the whole, an astutor
man is seldom found.
The schoolmas,er thoroughly under
stands the rule of three, but always IN
sists OH the rule of one. So you see
his understanding is out of all proper
ton to his rule.
Although the schoolmaster is ruler
of boys, he has his own ruler. If he IS
no stick himself, his ruler always is.
The schoolmaster is very inquis-
tive person. He is always asking
questions. HI: is questionable
calling.
The schoolmaster can be found in
all classes. He is also given to class
flying knowledge. l sometimes think
] would be in his classify could.
The schoolmaster is good at figures.
He would not cut pretty figure if he
were not. He is the figure head of the
school, or should be; but sometimes
boy gets ahead of him.
He is also good at spelling. He can
stand long spell in a good situation
without h,nching.
He is always correcting the errors OF
his pupils, and consequently has but
little time to attend to his own.
The schoolmaster is not man of
war, but he often employs monitor.
He gets the monitor to see in his place
Oh shun misbehavlor children, or the
see OF the monitor shall overwhelm
you.
The schoolmastsr teaches the A B
C. but he cannot make a be see.
Every sort OF ology is taught by the
schoolmaster, but tautology Is not bet
ter coming from him than from any,
body else.
In school of young rascals the
schoolmaster is always the principal.
Some schoolmasters loves to have
callers at his school but habit has so
possessed him that he not only collars
his scholars, but also scholars his call
erS,
Some schoolmasters. are actuated
entirely by the law of love-love for
their SITUATIONS. Some entirely by !
hatc---hate to give them up.
l used 20 wonder at the schoolmas-
ter during my school days, but my
school daze will never return.
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An Extraordinary Offer
70 AGENTS.
Goods UHSOLD RETURNED.

lfyou are odt of Employment and want to
start IN business you can make from IS To
$40 a day clear and take no risks of loss, we
will send Won on receipt of Sll, goods chat
viii sell readily in few day for SIS II the
Agent fails to sell these goods in four DAYS,
they can retnru all unsold goods TO Us, and
we " i'll return them their money, can any
thing be farer? We take all risk ofios and
the AZ. mt gets started in business that
will be permanent, and pay from, $1,000 to
5000 year. Ladies can do as well as men.
We want an Agent in every county. Full
particulars free. Address, Us Manufactur
ng Co. No. ll6 Smithield Street, Pittsburg
n
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1- "Why, what sort Of wall paper
is that you've been buying9 Greenl
Why it's full of arsenic" so found
out after came home, and my hus-
band wanted me to send it back, but
thought it would be pity to sacrifice
the deposit we had paid on it, SO III
pu, it up in the spare bedroom-the
guest chamber, you know"
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CUSTOM GRINDING
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF Missouri. ( c
County, OF ApAIR o. -


In the circuit court of said county, Jun. term
$50. June 2utl. lss2 John NJ. Grogaii plaintiff VS.
Jane A Groean, defendant.
Al this day comes plaintiff herein by his Attorney
and II appearing the satisfaction Of the court that
Inc defendant cannot be summoned In this action
Whereupon ii is ordered by the court that said de
PENDANT he notified by the publication. that plain
Tiff has commenced u suit ar-in-t her in this court
by petition the object aud general nature of which
il is 10 obtain Judgment aud decree of this court
for divorce dissolyin. the bonds of niairin. onv
contracted between plaintiff anddefrniant the 9th
day of October ISIS. the grn:Inis of abandon
ment ,ln. plaintiff by said defendant. and that
unless The said Defendant Jane A. GrOgan be and
appear at this cuur, 1T the next term thereof 10 b.,
ht.iu AMI holden at the Court House in the town OF
kirssviilc in s;i'i county The 9Th day of pcfo-
her ant. or before the sixth Ciay Of said
term aswer or plead 10 the petition in said cause
the same will be taken rs Onfesspd. and Judgment
will be rendered accordingly. and his cause is con-
tiuued. And j. further ordered That copy hereof
ne published according To law in the Week \
Graphic news paper published in Affair county
Missouri.
STATE OF Missouri.
County Of Adair. 50
I. W. j. Ashiotk. eirrk of the circuit conrt of
Affair couily aforesaid. hereby certify that ;he
above is i true copy OF the original order Of pubca-
lion. IN the therein named a. the same, an
pears liz my office. Witness my hand as clerk and
The scal Of said court. Done at o1ce In Kirk ~vf!Ie
this 18th day OF ''u'.. ioo2. W. j. ASiiLOCk.
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Browns IRON B1TTERs
does not contain whiskey
Or alcohol, and will not
5lacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi>
gestion, heartburn, sleep
1essness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Ircn 9itt. made by
Brown Chemical CO., baltimore Crossed
red lines and trademark On wrapper.
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GRAPES OR THoRNS.
ALICE CARY.

We must nos hope to be mowers
And 10 gather the ripe gold ears.
Unit, we have frsi been sewers.
Aud watercd the burrows with tears.
II is not jast as We takei,
This mystical world NJ oursg
I.ife's field will yield. IS We make It,
A harvest Of thorn or flowers?
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OF C1NC> NATL lie durability and pn in each
cara age
tnnt
ENE X tOath
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'TheSecret

of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
DIV this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
is-no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
It reaches every part Of tbs
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
,nencing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
lealth-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
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Dearborn Ave. Chicago, Nov. J.
have been a great sufferer fros.
veryweak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything l ate gave me distress,
and l could cat but little. ! have
tried cverythingrecommended,h have
taken the prescriptions Of dozen
physicians, but got no relief until !
took Browns Iron Bitters. l feel
none Of the old troubles, and am a
new man. l am getting much
stronger, and feel frst-rate. lam
railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. l can not say
too much in praise Of your wonder
full medicine. D. c. MACK.
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GOBEN & MORROW,
~ PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
K1RKSv1LLE, MISSOURI.

II NJ. NICKEL, NJ. d..
- PHYSICIAN AND 81 RECON,
EVANSVILLE. MO.
VIII promptly all calls Is In the ciiv both
day aud night. Special attention given To all
chronic Diseases. Office at DIR. Wcssclicrs old
stand.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-29

men Gualen erliegen iperoe. gfebenan
janmsrt Elm ieGsjGbrtgcs Wt6oden, es
ipitbet it6 in flr6tbaren 3udungen, mill
Sen 0erbanb, Sen man tDr Inn 6en &opf
gclegt, abreiBen, Sic @Grterinnen tpebren
es tbr, balten t6r Bic 6dnoe, ba pl0bli6
ftre6t ii6 bic &lei1e lang Fin, ite gie6t fei>
ren Qalt bon it6 = tic bat ausgelittcn.
vg8as lit nit ser Narii6a," ruff cine gegell>
iiberltegenbe junge Trau nit an9iterfillter
Stimnle. Wtan iagt Ser M1tter, baB i6r
&inb ioeben gcitorben. SSDre S6pG6e
nt6t adtenb, ipringt tie aut iitft oil benz
Eager oe5 to0ten &in0eS oDnmI6ttg 3ula1n>
melt. Gem &inoe tparen, ais eS bie tleilte
eiuidbrige S6pelter retten tDoIlte, bon
etnem llnmenl6en Sic Sbren abge>
6nittem noroen, sic Weutter bate
&opfnunDen er6alte1, bic iogar 5%eitpeiie
fiir6tem lieBcn, Dab aud baS @ebirn er>
i6iittcrt iporoen Jet. Io6 i6redli6ere
Sccnen ipielten li6 i'm MGnnerlaale a6.
Oa Sctgte inns ser Ir3t einen Wfanlt, Dem
man ste Sit BE abgeiGgt, bort eincn
Singing, benz man 5 ie 8ru It geipalz
ten eil1 &ino, bcnn man ste 3G6ne
1uSgerte II bate; eS lit entleblt6,
an bieies Sammerz ultb 8ebge6eltl nit am
90ren gu miiilen, entieblid su Oenfer1, Dab
10 piele IN gletaer Dirt ltngliidlidc 6rnltben
auf bem 8a6n6of GIT 8alta, ODne 6ilfeleis
flung, oDne Ger6ano, ia ODne Sabetrunt
ltegett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-29
Stettimer &I0nO.

Bette uHS biligite Sentide 9ampfcrlinie brett
DOH Stcttin mad Wcw OOrf,
Copenhagen ~aHldufeHO.
Beauemite GeIessubett iir Sitter uno 9aHasiere NAB
uEh pom Stanoinauien, 9tuBlanb uno eanl Deuti1z
IGEb unO Seiterreid, 1nIid pou Berlin.
Ranaoepreile: 3wiihenoef $2S.0J; Gaiite $4,000.
gSesen Jra6t uub 4aiiaae Ipen6e man iib an
c. H. s. schultz, Charles L. Wright & Co.
Gtetttn. SO Guutt= Str, Melp s)ort,
HunSberSer & CO., 16I &aSaue=Etr.,
2SmaIlSIS Gbteagos SII&
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-11-22
Forest Oil Notes.

Many startling reports have been
circulated within the past week con-
cerning the Anchor Oil Co.'s we'll on
the Cooper tract, Howe township.
Some we're to the effect that it was
flowing 100 barrels a day, while
others stated it was 200 or less. 1t
bad the effect to bring oil down last
Friday, however, and make many a
poor fellows chin drop onto his chest.
The market soon rallied, and has since
been Aourishing all the way from
$1.16 to $1.20, and it is now thought
the well is little more than fair
producer, yet it seems no one can tell
as to that meanwhile spectators in
oil are on the ragged edge"
The Tionesta Oil Co., we under
stand, propose putting their we'll on
5211 down $50 or 200 feet deeper, be-
lieving that they are not yet deep
enough to get the oil bearing sand.
1t is said the Whig Hill wells are
shut down for the winter, but that the
owners have by no means given up
the hope of getting Oil there.
Cornwell's venture at Root & Wat.
sons mill has been cleared of its i'm.
pediments and drilling resumed. II
is expected to be finished this week
1t is now something over 1900 hun.
dred feet deep.
The parties who drilled the Tylers
burg we'll have moved their machinery
20 point near Marienville, and will
put down a we'll forthwith. We were
not able to learn the exact location.
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NeilItoWn Notes.

Mr.. Demunn is convalescing.
Mr.. John Black is visiting friends
at Neilltown.
Major Woodcock and wife have gone
to Philadelphia, where Mrs. Wood.
cock will remain for some time. The
Major Will be back in three or four
weeks.
Another "bear" and Squire Hotch.
kiss count will register century.
Work at the Methodist parsonage al
Fagundus is going on briskly. Rev
Small is anything else than his name
in the work.
Mra. McGee is visiting with her sis.
ter, Mrs. German.
Tom Mschesney has hied himsel
AVA to the Everglades and orange
groves of Florida. Tom, you might
have gathered an orange blossom near
er home.
Supt. Arid of Warren county, il
among the latest acceessions to the
order Benedictus. Next to setting q
good example is the following of one
Accept our congratulations.
DR.. Wilson's experience in farming
on his farm at Neilltown is the Incl
dental cause of an amusing story. The
Doctor had in his employ son of the
Fatherland whose acquaintance with
corn was so limited as to be an inap-
preciable quantity. One day during
the time of oats harvest the Doctor
had driven over to Neilltown on some
business. Hitching his horse near the
cornGeld he told the aforementioned
scion of the Fatherland to gather and
put into his buggy dozen roasting
ears. The Renaissance of Sodowa
and hero of Sedan was completely in
comprehensive to the term roasting
ears" 1t was a problem but he got
an answer; for the Doctor upon re.
turning to his buggy found a dozen
young green pumpkins in it.
Nov. 20, '82. By THE WAY.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-11-22
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

1t is entirely different from all
others. 1t is as clear as water, and,
as its name indicates, is a perfect Veg
etable Hair Restorer. 1t will imme.
diately free the head from all dan.
druh, restore gray hair to its natural
color, and produce a new growth
where it has fallen off. 1t does not in
any manner affect the health, which
Sulpher, Sugar of Lead, and Nitrate
of Silver preparations have done. 1t
will change light or faded hair in a
few days to beautiful glossy brown.
Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle
is warranted. SMITH, KLINE &
CO., Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and HALL q RUCKEL New York.
july 1882.