Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-21
FACT AND FANCY.

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why Is v",ut" o il",v pano ,M' !, 10 Kon.
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a Scic"'Ist S'"teS tn". uu' ,,. Wv nuo
ptSl' W s''nIi ''o"'s ""'' '"o'
sixteen uayS olu' ,
Nearly 100000 interments nave Deeh
maze IN the Ia'Nary ccihc'c'S' No"
lork' SINCE l''-'
IL Is 10 DC supposed 'haV tiic i'ia" III
the moon gets drunk every tlme the
moon Is lull? Ills lace LOOKS iup"y
anyhow
! The tallcSt ilal-hOuSe IN New ork Guy
is lIO feet high, and has ten iull anu
thrcc atlic stories IN 'front.' W'th I''oeh
in the rear.
The summer OF 1854 in the United
States will 90 upon record as rare one
cool, dry, pleasant, and healthy, IN
town and country.
A Virginia girl married tramp VINO
turned out to be 4 duke. We've no
pity for her. She should have known
what he was before she married him.
| a German newspaper mentions as
an instance of the sagacty of Ameri-
can detectives that one may frequent
| " see advertisements of 'umbrcllas
recovered
! By a new electric headlight for loco
motives thirty-thrcc telegraph poles
can be counted ahead of the cngirc on
dark night, Thirty-thrce poles
cover about one mile.
Enthusiasts in cold-watcr cure cite
thc altered fact of natural history that
animals with broken limb have fire.
oucntly been known to hold the men,
| Der in running water until it had
healed.
A new zooloric curiosity in Balti-
more is an Australian fish called the
cohy. II is said to climb or Jump out
Of its aquarium and to crawl with
Great ease for several hours upon terra
irnn.
A woman in Fultonyille, n. Y, ia
said recently TO have forgotten hes
child while She was husy rescuipr r
crazy nuilt from n lurnino building.
Probably she had only one crazv quilt
and , h6usr full of children.
Thoro .,i,.,,. c,thoIic cburcbos in
unn,ro,I TLn Erorcb cotbcdrol situ.
''ton to' ,I,",, 10 tha iorrnst "hmrcI buiIJ-
% ;no nn Hi. ron,incnT II is built of
ii,55oo,,nn ~ VI, nm'' ond frtoon ,hnrsorJ neonIe
L'r, n"1',V ogton ",," hnon osscmLIcJ nndor its
,a'.'S ,"nf WV" W W
''"n' w. c..,.,
Inc village nan Io ~ 9ou'',a''p:T"' ,.I ~
L. wa, 'l'o'r'' ~ ,,''.; a'w'' t"' 10 ''i auo
s""u i,",u ". dn Sont w "r,aron and
n',,ir, ,''u", e. "I ,L" L,;Iiin,r ,yh;"h wiI, ho
pruu'nl tIo ,n V"''nIL"5, S,,,L5o,"n ""'' Irnrnro @
"""t y! Wv
'''om' ,r ,'''i""1' 49,, p.r,aJ
ne ho"Sc "I'rU aaron DUR iiNou'
on kraue street. NcW loEk, Is & 10 w
iotn u""h =" '''Nc WY iT' ':.I
D"'i't,"'' ,,,t ,'i,rooJ y.i,L Gnrmor
a'i'"- p,',.,. l"o ip,,,t t.on, i,s Joor ~
G. " .'"V|' ,t, 'I,,oi ,,,i,i, Uan,;l,on
~ ~ ~ '"' i''", ",'.' wv. .. WV" ', tisor,
twenty or thlrly women olach anu
G"Ioreu' olu ana young no"I VI Wnoli
ii"u eNrr Sc'h I"ill'n ~, =" ii'n,'S"n, @
%H'h't'u arounu .,ii w." ~ 5I"as "h" ,ha
'o,'S VI y SinP"'nl |urn s. Nv ,ho io, vi. 'no
~ sr"'T"'N w., i,',s "," NV im ,hm stronts nr Nav
YorI
wI,,, p,,,,,o,,or p,cLrs of S,r
rr,nni.c, "j" wnmt h,ntin~ nr,r Rod
ri"M i"N'''I"' wi " rnnor,Iy 7bcar chased
i,in, rt""; f,.,n, ,,' loo ,rhnro tho nnstm,stor
,'n, i,"', antin " w onnIi far lrncb trnod
l'ir N"o u',i" n"J H. ~ s"' s,, "mJ nto tho iomal
waicbimg % ," Air. Bockms shiycr ND the
trnc for fourteen hours.
Tonos u.ho ho.n,t much hair nm his
hn,J "J'.Ir, 'L,s riyon iy nm his class in Sunday
',t", "aL"nl ''i. L,5an,n Lo save whon he was
,onoIir,, o"oIi ~ III" wicLnJ scholars to hc kind
W ,hmgo who hoJ dcsnitcfully used
.I' ~ s'",u ',,,, ,t ,ln,, ,nId hin, bc mnst
Ln,n "I'' hnI m% on,Is of ,irc hooncd unon his
,aJ ,'a,J """ UG"'o ,;.,no h. "ru r,oS la
'''." u''i ''''I "' =" ~. ~ Ca.
At prcSi'u' - l'' 'u' ','aiSn Noi'hti ~ JG
ticrS nave ''iauo soilio ,,o,I ,I'""E ..,',o hnn @
covcr'tS' III .no II so-cal,eu P,uo ,oa, O"
rchs shey nave iouil' uePos,so , u Pa; pJas'
MARI l'rc oiay' pi'oH.oi"i """ H" ni
IN eNcaNatihS tne clay oJus @ .oVis sI "ui
ihulah arroW-heaus nave pcon iounu,
indicating Ina' Iheoe weIo Moiheu ayes
before inc discovery Vi Ainerio"'
a western circus recently ordered
large advertising poster TO be printed
and then kicked because there was SO
much sky i'll it. 81 ain agoln to ad-
vertisc the sky" he said to the litho-
graphcr. 81 paid you to advertise my
show. Dropa few camels and stick
them up there. amt agoin' to have
all that good space run waste"
July was the wcttest month ever
known in st. John, N. B., since the OBJ
scrvatory was instituted, twenty-three
years ago. The records show that rain
fell during July in measurable quantl-
ties on Il days and 16 nights, or on
20 whole days of "a hours each. The
greatest previous number of rainy
DAYS recorded for this month is IA in
1867 and 1880, and the average for "a
years is 11.3 days The months rain
fall measured 9.745 inches, which is
AS inches, or fully As per cent, in ex-
cess of the highest previous record,
and 1853 per cent above the average
for the 20 years preceding 1884.
Continued wet weather almost since
,bo oneninp of sprinp can not but