The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-24
Items Of Interest

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Az.ee writings have beea d2ssoTezaa ~
Pr. Father $40, Of C0aegrdla MeEoo
C4Eap,s.1iai szdde1lv fzlIsd n yole4
several tines dining KS Western tozz-
AID Il Chs1zrg TIE ezrtzEa had 70 Be lO~-
essa Il til middle of Il az hs&zse h
z4. unable 70 sing 1fsealt passage
TIE charge agzizss CaEfogulA JE4ge
Is q trivollsy. and lie sps-itia2s50s K
IL: h puts has hzK L papers every
nlzIst woz1az fashion 70 E4ake Il cur
wlea hs - q. the h@ocl 2eIt day
The ground q wllch Al Iowa Ea41
zsks tgx 3 d5yoree = Tat his wife Is .
1saakzzd. and TIE p4esali2Eisy q tn@ ooz1-
plant u Il. specification that she acquired
tie Labfit u int4uE ex41ce Wills tending
Lar Il Ii. orl salo04-
L. Germany here4tse., sseh town
gariss resp 3 record of the al shs hard
drIuksrz AID the cir medical u4ea are
f,gand 10 report those who labitaAly IN
biz ~ excess ~ thzs tbs aathorlfies
nay SIMPLEST then to strict course of
treatment
SIR John Labbock hzs trained blaek
p1>i3e TO present different cards When II
desires 70 be fed or go out TIE words
food out and bone are printed
u them, And the animal has been s0c-
c-4stully trained % associate these cards
9TH the desired syents Of the day.
The last male Piaatageaet, The soa Of
Clarence ard Anne of War~ick vas b.
headed il 1853. AID his niece. Urs0L2.
married Lord Stafford Soon his family
beszarae 20 poor that IN 1897 the Stafford
bzrony Was vested IL a working eobblez-
whom the king compelled 10 give up the
title a. he was TOO poor % support II pro
perry.
No bureau u the Government exceels
ia importance the United States Patent
Office From the starr /. has been self
sastsining, and now has an uneIpended
balance 70 its credit II 9, 5o0. 90 This
u4oney Is the result Of fses paid By In
FealOrs 10 secure tAe patents which pro
sec. tsaesr inventions The business o.
tic Patent O1ice hAs increased zitA eacll
year II I.s erIste1es-
4 KAIls4s City bsbeher stood close % .
loor with long sharp knife II his hand
The door Was JUS then violently opened
and the blade was drivea into his BODY
The wound thus inflicted would not have
psoveI fatal: but the pain wa greet and
the MAI crafty stabbed himself 20 death
a veader Of a nostrum IL Baltimor.-
takes position on street corner. roll.
up his shirt sleeye4 disclosing very mus
clLr arms, ami exercises with . hesy.
dnub bell A crowd is quickly attracte
and To them he sells a medicine which he
declares, viii make anybody as strong az
he Is
Probably the largest oleander tree il
the world Is near Spanishtown. Fla II
covers space Of ground thirty-aix feet IL
diaIneter; from the ground 70 the tip Of
the tOpnaOst limb IS twenty-five feet; al
the surface Of the ground the trunk l.
diYiled into twenty or twenty-five separ-
ate stems the group being at least five
feet through, aud one single stesn i, by
actual measurement fourteen inches thick
Campencon, the celebrated French
plIyslolOglst- states il the Paris papers
that the daughters Of Erin have, Of all
women, the most beautiful hands Next
to the Irish girls the daughters Of Poland
des-rye the palm English girls have
hands TOO heshy and plump Americans
TOO long and narrow. the Germans too
short and the palms too broad Their
are more beautiful hands Ill France and
Italy than IL Spain
farmer from Pocahontas county,
West Virginia, appeared in Stanton the
othsr day searching for an auction block
aHd AL auetioneer. He was dumb found
81 when told that there were no slave
auctions In Virginia He returned to his
mountain home unable 10 sell the two
slaves he had desired 10 sell He had
cultivated his farm all these years in IL
nOrance Of the emancipation proclama-
ton
l4nL ilsAti lew
thoasands and his health was such as to
convince him that he had not much left
Of life He picked out the sc1ptural
clause, Lay up treasure in heaven,
and believed that he could obey The
process that he invented was to convert
his wealth into paper money and burn ii
prayerfully On an altar. He went 50 fan
As TO build the altar and kindle sacri-
fetal fire, but he had burned only so
when his relatives forcibly deprived him
Of his religious liberty
John Harris, the Cornish poet, who
was the author Of one thousand and one
pieces Of rhyme and prose, which were
highly praised by Longfellow, has inst
died at Falmouth. aged g. The son Of
miner, he often, in his early days Of
poverty, used ink made Of the Juice Of
blackberries. In 1864 he got the prize
for the best poem on the tercentary OF
Shakespeare. Although" he says iii
his autobiography, my life has been one
Of hard struggles / have been content
A crust and song are better than a sirloin
and q 0rOan Six yearG aoo lord Pfa