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punished.

Miss FANNIE ZIMMERMAN was typical Balti-
more belle, and was wise enough to realize the
fact that 1t was quite handy to have two strings
to her bow. Iu short, she pledged her heart aud
hand to two several young men and kindly set
The same day and hour to wed each. So many
bridegrooms have been getting away at the last
momenb that she made assurance doubly sure.
Well, it happened that one got there before the
other, and the girl began to hustle for the
church, when No. came up. Taking in the
situation at once, he drew a revolver and tried
to shoot the bride, but was prevented, and the
bridal party went onto the place of sacrifice
and were duly married. The young mans gal
liant attempt TO save his rival can not be too
highly commended, and it is to be hoped that his
action Will be properly recognized by the friends
OF the groom IL would be trae nal apropos
for the groom himself to present him with gold
headed cane.
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Miss jennie FLOOD, it appears. has made up
her mind thar she viii not repair the fortunes Of
any broken-down English peer or German
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baron. She will bestow her hand, heart, and
her fathers ducats on some worthy American
young man. There are lots of them.
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CHICAGO is a "sneaking pistol" town, the
average running from forty minutes to one
hOHT and a half.
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SCIENTISTS have been gracious enough to show
that was money in Prof. Siemens's pocket to
die by accident Had it not occurred, he would
have died soon, auy how, from ossifcatio1 Of one
of his arteries
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TALK about the fortunes endured by Tantalusl
Here's Wisconsin man buried in "a straw-stack
until he nearly perishes of thirst, and so many
"straws' within reach.
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THE Louisville Courier-Journal complains that
Kentucky people do not assist the rapid hand
ling of the mail by dropping letters into the
proper chute-"north," "south," "east" or
'west." Taking into account the facU that few
Kentuckaus are able to read, there is no mys-
terry about this.
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FUNNY people over in st. Louis who have OBJ
tanned intense enjoyment through the practice
of guying their friends by telephone. will be
Obliged hencef0rth to dcsist from that amuse-
ment. Some victim of practical joke perpe
trated by the use OF the wire failed to appre-
ciate its excruciating wit, and instituted suit for
damages. Investigation brings to light law
which subjects the sender of a wfully fraudu-
lent or unauthorized telephone message to the
liability of good round fine in addition to pos
sbe suit for damages sustained.
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ALPHoNsE KERR was lately guest at dinner
of some homeopathic physicians at Paris, when,
after some toasts had been honored to Hahne-
mann and to the great lights of the science now
living, he was asked to propose IA toast. Gentle
men," he sad ''you have drunk the health of
many physicians, but there is one toast you
have forgotten. Permit me TO repair the omis-
sion. drink to the health Of your patients"
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A WASHINGTON correspondent has discovered
that President Arthur is passiOnately fond of
the music of the hand-organ. II Mr.. Arthur is
cultivating the hand-orgap under the impress
sion that his popularity will be increased there
by, he is in error. 1t is not the hand-organ, but
the cabinet organ which is the dstinctively
American Instrument. Let the President set up
a nice, shiny cabinet organ in his parlor, then
let HIM learn "We shall gather at the river"
and "Pcek-a-boo,'' if he wishes to make himself
solid with the masses
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1883.
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Can he found at the following places
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PARIs-American Exchange in Paris IS Boulevard
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