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philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated pre.s.
gtopIra tpyprIab

QuOlnIlOn1 by AssOcIated PTe,s
stocks tGveTish.
philadelphia Il Erie X. R.......,..... ..,... II
Reading lshilrOnd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1a'.
pennsylvania Railroad Observation-Disclosures. So.
Iehigh Valley Railroad. oad......................1 ~
United Companies OF New Jersey
Northern Pacific. Observation-Disclosures. ~.
northern racine Preferrel............ G9L
Northern Central Railroad .......... ..... 6isi
Lcnigh Navigation Company az
Norristown Railroad. ad........................lO
Central Transportation Company. 80. 3sL
Pittsb'g, Titusvillc h buffalo ". L.. ..... l2iz
Little Schnylkin Railroad .........., ..,,,. III
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pAEAOIfEs.
A sx Your aRoUEK FOR KKEIDERs

"A extra pure new family
KILN.DRIED CURS.M
Circular TO the trade mailed free to dealers
Address, JOHN q. KRE1DER, Mnn't Milton
Grove, Pa s2l.lmd
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KEy ADvERTIsEMESTs

WANTED-A SINGLE MAN wBO HAS
w had experience In the care OF driving
horses, German who can talk English pre-
ierred. Must come well recommended. Apply
Immediately,
hztidSw BOX 10, COATEsviBLE, PA.
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND a FULL
Il line OF Connecticut cigars and Fountain
Fine Cut tobacco, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
aTORF.
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New yOrN.
new YORK.
Quotations by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated Press
Stocks quiet and lower. Money, 2@aLc.
New York Central. .......................IlG
EriC khllroNd. ~.
SbilllS rNllT'siS .s.ssss...sl's
Michigan Central Hall ru,uI ................. S1h
Michigan southern Railroad. ............. iu3H.
Illinois Central Railroad. Oid....................Is9 Is9
Cleveland e Pittsburgh iiailroat.........iai 1875
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. .........l23
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad. ........D
western Union Tolc srIph Company. 81
Toledo Wabash. ...........,..... ..... az.
New Jersey Central. Observation-Disclosures. .. ;. S2as
New York Ontario n Western. ............ .2L
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L'OK SALE.


L Is moderately steady, but slow; they
finally cause death, either rapidy--ls tor ex-
ample, by sun cat iOn--Or slOwly,Dy the hectic
OF exhaustion and pain.
CANCERS and TUMORS OF all kinds cured
without pain or using the knife; also, Skin
Diseases, Chronic aud Private Diseases sue.
cesstully treated by
DItS. II. ID. ana NJ. 4, LDN1AkER.
Onicc-l l3 East walnut street. Lancaster Pa.
Consultation tree. slI3tdSw
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A Disastrous Fire,

BENSON, Arizona, Sept. 2l.-The fire on
Wednesday night destroyed tho entire
block opposite the depot. Loss, S42, 900
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Fox Lame Back, SIdc or CHEST use SIN.
LOHS POROUS PLASTER. Price, - cent
9Old by II, II. Cochran, l37and l@ North Queen
lrCGt, Lancaster. fCbliGod6
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VIEW ADvEaTiskMkNTs. Ts.


NIANTED-AT 40. 2Os EAST KING ST.
w girl for general housework. It,
I OsT YESTERDAY On sORTH QUEEN
IL street, diamond in settling broken
from the spiral. liberal reward will be paid
on It's return To this office. II
IIAvANA AND YAKA Ui8AHs ONLY &c.
uARrMNN's YELLOW FeOST CiISn
STORE.
LfOR KENT-A 100 ACUE LIMEs1OSE
Il Farm, miles from Lancaster. Also I
Acres OF land In Eighth ward; Lancaster;
DAKuAIrs IN wATUhEs. CLOCK
ID Chains, Rings. spectacles, &C. Repairing
tion. LOUIS WEBER, No. l59i N Urth Queen
SSrseS v ps os Sma near D
railroad depot. ia" %lvd
i 1 have still plenty OF Clingstone ana
other varieties OF Peaches, suitable ior can.
ming and butter.making, at my orchard, near
Georgetown, Bart township. ..
DEMNAsTs OF uLEACHED UANTON
IL Flannels. remnants OF scarlet, Brown
| nnd Lead Colors also printed Cantons very
| heavy. A few more double-faced Cantons In
garnet LETT. No. " ottoman Ribbon very
| cheap AT SWARRS,
| No. 20 North Queen 81.
sn YOUR 8ROUEK FOR KREIDER's
| KILN.DRIED COkN.MEAL
Address, JOHN q. KRE1DER, Mani Milton
| Grove, Pa s2l.lmd
| DUBLIU SALE Or A GENERAL AssOKT-
| i ment OF Household and Kitchen Furni-
| ture al No. l3l North Water street, TO.MOR.
| ROW AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
! JACOB GUNDAkER,
It Auctioneer.
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MAYORS Court

Notwithstanding tho large crowd ia
town yesterday the mayor had only one
drunk this morning. lie paid costs aud
was discharged. A yagrant was allowed
to go.
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Fsta, loa.rei over n Gamo of Cards.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2l.-Last night, at
Lockwood, 10 miles north of Gin.
cinnati, Philip Kuhn, canal boat.
man, quarreled with Ezekiel Lee, a
colored man, in Gains saloon, over
game of cards. Kuhn struck Lee
with his fist, knocking him against the
wall and killing him almost Instantly.
Kuhn was arrested at . o'clock this morn.
ing on q canal boat.
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mo,n.r. Mo,n.rsr uo,b.rs,

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
viii. the oxcruciating pain of cutting teeth
u 80, go nt once and get n bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYHUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon 1t : there IL no mistake about II. There ia
not a mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you nj once that IL Will
regulate the bowels ana give rest to the
mother, ana relief ana health to the child, OPP
cnting like magic. II speriectly safe To use
In all cases, ana pleasant to the taste, and IL
the prescription of ono of the Oldest and best
female physicians In the United States. Sold
everywhere. - cents bottle.
mayl-M. W saw
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GLENs's sulphur Soap purihes the skin
- lillS Hair amt Whiskor Dye" 30 cents.
itke'S Toothacho Drops cure In on" minute,
+l7lwdCodSw
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,hER'S PAIN rANACEA cnrcs pain In
man and beast. FOR use externally and inter.
nally.
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s2l3t,ioav

DUBLIO sALE.-ON MONDAY, OUTO-
i BER |, 1857, will be sold at public sale at
the Leopard hotel, Il lot OF ground, No. ~!
John street, within one square OF the Chil'
drens Home and adjoining property OF Lewis
front, and extending In depth 81 feet, upon
whiChis erected Il one-story frame house, cJn
tanning rooms, with cellar underneath. In
rear OF house l. IA one and halt story brick
back building with fire place and bake oven.
Ilydrant In yard, grape vines, fruit trees &c.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. m, when
terms will De made known by
THOMAS MADDEN.
SHUBERr y SUTTON, Auctioneers.
S2l, 22.2G 2s 29ol.
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nrsCurD ruuM DEATH


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49,, wv 10y ,, g', t,l1,,t,a,
a., - 80 w., , ,, ,, a.
'"''' ~ Wv '''''''' az '' :, '' "
go, U."rH hundred dollars IN doctors ana med
ic,n"s lwa' 80 tar gUn" at ono time report
". 10 trhund that was dcad. gave up hope
hli u hlrud t"ld Inc OF DIR. wM. HAhhS
HhiSAM FOR TIE LUNGS. laugh" nj
my friends, thinking my case iHcurahl", hut
YN.n ! III" iu satisfy iErn, when 10 my SUR
pri~oa Il GIpllhCati0n, | commenced to feel
t"it"r My nope, ono" dead, began Ia revive,
~ "a 10 iny feel In better spirits than have
thopasi three years.
~ Wrlioth's hoping Aou VIII publish II, so
ilmt every one aliiIcl"d with pisets"d Lungs
VIII hr induced 10 TAX" DH WM. HALLS
BAINAM FOX iliE ~ NhS, ana he convinced
that Lo"su MPIloN tAN III CURED
nav" taken two h"ltI"' ana can posl'iHely say
that II has done me NOR" Hood thhh All the
10
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\ Family Row.

A family row On It'll street, yesterday
afternoon lyCnCd up that neghboThOOd
The fellow who iuterterrGd 10 save the
husband n thrashiug row wishes no had
kept on about his own business, as the
quarreling pair turned on him. The
husband was arrested by Officer Struck,
but was soon discharged from custody
Shortly after Officer Wttig arrested him
On the same charge, drunk and disorderly
conduct, and he is now in the lockIp.
Fen from u Tree.
Ellsworth Miller fell from tho top of u
large chestnut tree near lronvile, yester.
day, and was caught by lorked limb OF
the trGo before striking the ground,
Here he hung by tho arm in an almost IN
conscious condition for an hour, when he
was discovered and released from his pain
ful position,
Travelling 4" the wsst.
Mr.. Martin Smith, who recently started
for Taconc, Washington territory, has
written to friend here informing him oi
his safe arrival at San Francisco. iiC
leaves for his destination by steamer OF
Sunday or Monday. His postal card indi
Gates that he has no more favor for th,
MOngoians of tho West than he has fol
tho Africans OF the East.
Death OF MISS Gossler.
Miss Catharino Gossler, of Washington
u. c., died at tho residence of Mr. Georg
Crane this morning Mt o'clock. tn
funeral viii bo held on Monday at II
o'clock Deceased was a sister of tho lat
Col. Phillip Gossler, of this place, and o
Jacob l. GOssler, Of New York, She wa
born in Columbia.
Personal ana social
IL - -.
visiting her father Mr.. +. $. Bleta.
DE $. Armor gave party at his res
dcnCr, last evening, to tho young friends {
his little grandson, Armor Reese. 1t wa
pleasant affair.
Mr.. Harry Motto gave large party q
his fathers residence last evening, to cell
mato his attaining 10 his majority. Tn
majority goes in solid with tho Democrat
" Gudgo Nolte feels happy that he ca
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now to secure Health.


seems strange that any one VIII suiior
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
Wills SSARSAPARlLLAA AND STILLINGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii restore
perfect health TO the physical organization. II
is indeed II strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
uako uld has proven itself 10 be tho best
BLOOD PUBlFlER ever discovered effect.
uully curing ScrOtula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness at the Kidneys, Erysipclas, Mala.
tia; ull nervous disorders Rnd debility, bill.
iOus complaints and AL diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
nCys, stomach, Skin, etc, II COrTects lndi
FcstOu. A single bottle viii prove To you tts
nertS ~ IA health remover, tor II ACTS LIKE
4 CHARM, especially when the complaint II
OF an exhaustive nature, having II tendency Ia
lessen tho natural VigOr OF the brain Rnd ner
yOu- system,
.nERS PAIN rANACEA cnrcs II pain IN
man and beast. For use externally and inter
nally.
| RED hOtSE POWDERS euro all diseases
| of horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and al
| Live Stock. 4 rOSlTlNECuRE. may2l-i
| FOR sale at II. b. Cochran's drug store rs
: North Queen street
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ss-PLAIE TALE VRoT DR swAYEE-1D Whom
II AfdV Concern. Itching Piles IL one OF. the
most annoying complaints known to physi.
clans. Every ono can tell whether he Is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
crawling IN or about the rcCtum. Small Jumps
sometimes torn. The private parts are often
affected, The more you scratch the worse the
itching. knowing that my ointment Is super.
IOr 10 any article IN the market, guarantee II
10 cure ~" w"rIi case Ot itching piles In exist
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TIOAL.

POLlTIOAL.
Democratic state Ticket
AUDITOR GENERAL
MAJOR ROBERT TAGGART, Warren Co.
STATE TREASURER.
NON. JOSEPH POWELL, Bradford co
county Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
JOnS. A. COlLE, Lancaster.
PRISON issPEUroRs
PHI. KUHLMAN, Lancaster.
JOHN n. MENAUG 4, Mt JOY
POOR DIRECroRs.
~. n. SHIMP, y. Cocalico.
T.. u. HERR, MiliersvillC.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
ROBERT EVANS, Eden.
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Dr. j. Marion Sims, \. \ o, endorses Darbys
PrOphy Tactic Fmid. see advertisement.
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Hotel del Monte. Monterey. CAL,

And Il further time Nncluding G5 days boar,D
To be passed ut san Francisco, Santa barbara,
santa Monica, the sierrl Madre villa, san
Diego Riverside, Cotton, MERGED, etc, accord
nCy Will DO over the Southern Route Through
Kansas, Colorado, New MCNiCo, Arizona ana
Southern Californian, and the return by the
Central and Union Pacific lines Through Ne
yada, Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, etc lialts
viii be made for rest and sight seeing AT CHI
cago, Kansas City, santa Monica, Los Ange-
| los and salt Lake city. The entire journey TO
California and return Will be made In Pull.
man Palace Cars, In these trips thi freedom
| OF Independent action Is combined with the
| advantages OF the party system OF travelling.
| As-Send or call tor descriptive circular.
| II. +. SHIELDS,
| A3I Chestnut street, corner finn street,
| Ticket Onicc, Philadelphia Il Reading X. Il,
! s20,atd PHILADELPHIA.
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SEr WHAT you CAS Buy


DUBLIC SALE-bN FRIDAY. SEPIEM
L BER2l, lsSl, viii be sold ut Public sale,
at the Leopard Hotel, a New Two story BRICK
DWELLlNG. and TwO.StOry BIiCE Back
Building, with balcony. containing hall, six
rooms, hyd ant in thcSard and Kitchen, Fruit
Trees, Grape Vines, etc This property Is sit
uated on the east side OF North ShIppen street,
north OF Fulton street, No. 2lJ.
Persons wishing TO view the properly will
please call upon the occupant OF the prem
ises.
Sale to commence at : O'Clock y. IN, when
conditions will De made known bY
AMANDA con,
Administrators OF Il. +. Cox, deceased.
SHUBRRT X SUTTON, AU"t SSl4 lJlSlG9,2I
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MALES Honey OF IIorehound and Tar will
arrest every ailmcnt OF the lungs, TIN oat, or
cheat rikc@ Toothache Drops cure In one
minnie sl7.lwdeOdEw
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fresh air, exercise, good food and Or. Ben
sons Celery and Chamomile Pills viii, when
used together cure any ease Of nervous, sick
heaiache or indigestion. They strengthen
the nervous system. 800 Physicians pre-
80 lie them
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rs- Tue Scarlet, Cardinal Red. old cold,
Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Diamond Dyes give
perfect results. Any fashionable color, 10 cts.
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CamolEE DontOno tor the teeth - very fra
grant and !, ,mOvC4 Tartar and Scuri, hardenH
tho gums, stops decay AMI perfumes the
breath, Price. 20 cents. For sale AT all drug
gi-ta ie27-GmdW
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rINHE BEST AND MOST COnPLETE As
i sortment OF Euchre, Poker, Casino and
other playing cards,at
sTORF
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j. For dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Headache, had Breath from smoking, etc,
Constipation, sour stomach and all disorders
OF the stomach and Digestive Organs. Being
II purely vegetable, safe. simple ana cheap
remedy ~ readily comments itself to the
public suffering from the above disorders.
Try II. Price nc. per Box, sent anywhere
by mail. Prepared ana sold by
ANDREW q. FREY, DRUGGIST.
sE. Orange St, Cor. Christian,
upr27.lyd&w Lancaster, Pa.
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"E0r Jour ycnrs ! Surered dOOHU from a
hGu d,rdsc. Dr. Reasons SkiH cure cured
me-" e. u. Mcdonald, riantorsvIIlc, Ala. 81.
ni druggists.
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 81. iess.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.


Dame OF cards Ends In the kiiiing OF
ono OF the Pisyers-A Nsgro's
. Deserved Fste.
SUMTER, s. G., Sept. 2l--Yesterday a
negro in tho upper part of this county,
outraged white girl named BERTHE Dixon,
IL years of age. A sister of the victim in
trying to protect her, was stabbed by tho
negro, but not fatally. Last night party
of citizens took the negro, tied him to a
tree, shot him, then beat him to a felly
and left him.
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many IN any che Some of the great
est men our country has ever had were
men who were obedient 10 and re-
spected their parents. James A. Gar
field was an obedient boy. and when he
was inaugurated President of the
United States, he showed his respect
for that aged mother by folding her ia
his arms. and kissing her before the as
sembled multitude George Washing
ton, when quite young. was about to
90 to sea as a midshipman. Everything
was in readiness. His trunk had been
taken on board the boat. and he went
to bid his mother farewel when he saw
tears filling her eyes. Seeing her dis
tress, he turned to the servant and said
"Go and tell them to fetch my trunk
back. Twill not 90 away to break my
mothers heart" His mother, struck
with his decision, said to him: George,
God has promised to bless the children
that honor their parents; and believe
He will bless you" And God did
bless him. He became 4 great and
good mantle first President of the
United States, and is honored to-day
as the father of our country.
If you would show yourself man,
then avoid all the bad habits we have
named. Be a gentle boy. Be polite
and mannerly. Respect all who are at
all worthy of your respect, especially
the aged. BE obedient to your parents
Don't be selfish. Try to make others
happy. BE useful Above all, do what
David told Solomon: "Wall1 in the
ways of the Lord your God to keep His
statutes and His commandments -
EUdngclicdL Messenger.
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Crime in a Great City.

New York has grown, of late years,
in numbers and wealth. Indeed, its in
crease, in both respects, has been phe-
nomenal. But It is to the credit of the
metropolis that as the population in
creases crime decreases. The various
agencies for fighting the criminal class
have proved so electual as to make life
and property safer in New York today
than they were twenty years since. *
In 1874 there were 81, 81 persons ar
rested for criminal offenses in New
York In 1881, 67.135, decrease Of
twenty per cent. although the popula-
ton of the city had Increased largely ia
the mean time. We might give column
OF figures showing the falling of for
ofenses against personal property. but
they would be out of place here, One
particularly gratifying fact is the i'm
provement in the condition OF poor chill
dren, as shown by the falling of in the
number of young criminals. Indeed,
all the otfenses included under the tern.
Juvenile delinquency show a steady
diminution, notwithstanding the in
crease of our population. This gratify-
ing result is due to our industrial
schools, the transportation of uncared.
for children to the West, and the othel
benevolent agencies which We're un,
known. twenty Years ago. IL is salts,
iacto ytto find that organized charita-
Tie effort is effective in dealing with the
problems of poverty and crime. II
should not be forgotten, however,, that
hard times, that is, want of remunera.
tive employment for the people, has q
great deal to do with ohenses. against
property. Extreme poverty does tempt
to crime. This is shown by the history
of all periods of depression. -DemorfsfS
| NORthiU ts.a. 20 600 d
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The Alimentary Organs.

Made ready, the food starts on its
Journey. 1t seems the simplest thing i'll
she world Tor it to slip down its
straight, if narrow way, into the
stomach, and if there were no other
travellers that took the same course it
would be. But there are two, just as
Tennyson says there are
+" Everywhere ..
Two heads in council, two beside the hearth,
Two in the tangled business of the world,
Two in the liberia offices of life,
Two plummets dropped for one to sound the
abyss
OF SC ence, and, the secrets of the mind"
The other one of the two in this case
is the air we breathe, and none but wise
Mother Nature could have made 50 per-
feet an arrangementtop prevent clashing
in their passage way, every time we eat.
In the back part of the mouth that
may be called the ante chamber, hangs
the palate which makes almost a com
plete separation between the front and
back. In this space are the doors or
openings, one leading into the stomach
for the food; another opens toward the
nose, and the third toward the lungs
The two latter are for the passage of
the air we breathe, and no morsel OF food
must enter therein. The architect has
~ XII VI OilCoO W DAONOhN
this, that only under certain circum-
stances, which l shall speak of here
after, does it ever happen. ~ K.E
When the bell is ready to descend,
there is sort of involuntary movement
in this chamber as if some sudden
motion was made. And so there is.
Swallow with nothing in the mouth and
sou will readily perceive it. This mo,
lion throws the palate over the opening
lead NO into the nose and summarily
shuts that oil. 1t contracts the tube,
called the larynX, until it is quite small,
and at the same moment little valve
like trap-door is pushed up and most
eflectually closes the entrance to that,
so there is nothing left for the food but
10 90 its own way down, not exactly a
winding stair, but through cylindrical
passage-way into the stomach
This tube, called the esophagus, is a
curious sort of thing. If it were quite
large the ball might be expected to drop
down without any other help than its
own weight; but it is small, and often
the mastcated mass is entirely too
bulky not to require some urging for
forward. "Barkis' might be ''willin', "
but circumstances would interfere with
ats free action. The @sophagus is made
therefore. of circular fibers or rings
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Youths Department.
HARRTS JOKE.

Many a wise thing sounds absurd
through the wrong naming OF a word;
And oft is caused "a world of bother
by usiHg one wordfor anothers Il IT. ~
\ ct IN bur glossary words are found y -
Unlike in sense, yet like in sound.
Though by word-blunders harm is done
In play on words there's sometimes fun
As In an apt imprompu pun,
Or in Joke such a cite
\ ct Hal, methinks was hardly right.
These four pears" said cunning Harry
~ II share with you and me and Carrie;
lun3ither cut, nor bite, nor break 'em.
Aud yet in equal shares wen take en-"
How II YOU do it?' quered Eve,
so all shall equal share receiver
''See here, now said that cunning Harry:
There two for little Eve and Carrie,
And two for me-"
"But that's not fair
You have more than your rightfu share.
There : one for Carrie, one tor me,
And two for you. That should not be-"
There's two for you two" Hal replied
"Giris yer can be satisfied
And two for me, too. Don't you see
This is as fair as fair can bey'
-Horper's Young People.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-01-13

Mr. Giffen, the eminent English
statistician, thinks that the increase of
population in the United States. has al
tered the whole idea of the balance of
power of European nations, the rival
ries of European governments being re-
stra ned by the feeling that they are
dwarfed ~ the United States. and are
no longer playing the leading parts in
the world political history.