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Some Of the Disadvantages of Travel,

On the other side, if modern facilities
for moving about furnish opportunities
Tor extending our ideas and knowi-
edge, they also lead TO sapericiality in
observation. which loses in depth and
thorougiiness what il gains in extent.
We travel far IN day, bat we see only
by g!auces. Brtwcen the beginning of
tae journey AID its appointed end the
passenger generally stops only as long
as the train, CT. al very important sta
tons, c@ly uTer till the ns1t train.
VIA: lies bo.wecn passes before his
vision IKE a &cers ~ = theatre, CT is
LOST wlliie ho sleeps. Tne g;:.da- books
furnish all tiio infor Ilatio,. ne seeks.
For many Inc nuinb.r OF miles they
have Travelled over IS the most itnnor-
tant point. |. is evident that nothing
use.lli c.in como from LE;s.e;ing OF this
kind. Another un!cniabie result is
the iie--sect cf wi,at is near and around
Us foc what is distant Many people
know more of foreign Countries tbaa of
their owa nei.s 3oraoods. consequently
their attachment for home IS weakened.
From indifference 70 d;s.i,,;n is oa:y &
step. Ga this ground are explained
the disappearance oi Old CUSTOMS,
.y:iich gaze iixe',ne.s tC social lie in
the t.-iaiir ;aG the c"mrrae, TIE dis
satisfaction with the narroYaess of the
!'c:si~, and q RELAXATION of regard for
persons III .i.Is,.rjts a:li Eor older per-
scs-s, whose experiences, gathered in
the rarrolg ,ioil.s c;fc:o. ar3 not al
lowed - comrote ';sh the assumed
versatile a.i superior k.io#ie..so of
t,:sya;cd youth. l.. : wider circle are
:a2~ cxnin;a:s,. the rapid spread OF the
fashions ;.n3 : kind of levci;ag IL lie
sad CUSTOMS Ihe rew stiles. w;lici.
formerly lvcat "a, yery slowly. ROW
s?areaa ;;ltick.y tA1ou~h ali Glasses, and
;iia ;i;ii'srolv;,a :..luecn csaatrE aad
cll:- ats ais:ri'euiia.. 81 :!!.is.ar Sci
:?!cc .i.01.tia. Z ~ -! z.
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Composing Under Difficulties.

In October. 1877, after his return to
Vienna, Mozart produced his greatest
opera, "Don Giovanni. As late as
tie night before the performance the
overture had not been copied. Mozart
wrote on until late into the night, and
his wife could only keep him awake by
telling him the Old fairy tales, such as
he loved when u child; at times be
would break from laughter to tears,
growing moro and more weary, he fell
asleep. At seven the next morning,
he arose and finished the score, the ink
in some parts being scarcely dry when
the copies We're placed on the masi-
clans desks. The musicians had to
play the overture at sight, but its
beauties aroused the greatest enthusi-
asm both in the players and the audi
euce. Mozart superintended all the
rehearsals, and inspired the singers
with his own ideas and feelings. He
taught the hero to dance minuet, and
when one of the singers failed to con-
quer his score, Mozart altered it on the
spot. At last the Emperor bestowed q
court position on Mozart, but the sala
ry was so meager-it was less than
S500-that it was or little help to him,
while his duty, to compose dance-music
for the court, was humiliating. Well
could he reply, when asked his income
by the tax-gatherer, ''Too much for
what I do; too little for what l could
dc. '-AgGtsa 2Es:sS IL s. Nicholas
for July.
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Tie prassiaa Railway Regiment.

The Railway Corps of the German
Empire consists oi q Prnssian regiment
and a Bavarian company, the latter
teir~ precisely iikc Il Prussian COM
t,suY in every respect The Prussian
s,ailway Regiment (das Eisenbahn-
hegiment) is organized in regiment
a; staff and two battaions OF four
companies each. A company in peace
commissioned officers, and 100 privates.
1'he regiment is for excellent reasons,
for al purposes of training, placed inn
u:sdisteiy under the general staff. 1t
s aiaiy by being constantly in immedi-
ste contact with the best and most Sc
1sctcd officers Of the German Army
that the officers of the Railway Corps
can be expected to know and learn
WHAT is required of them. They are
thus able to know the slightest aliera-
tion taking place in German and for
ciga railway matters. as well as every
change or innovation il foreign armies.
They have, moreover, Immediate ac-
cess to men Of high authority, and can
thus a: once make known their ideas
III qusrters where they can take effect
without delay. The mqs.rie. given to
tne Frussian Railway Regiment is very
considerable, and is striking contrast
to the parsitEony in the use and ex-
pendiiure of stores generally practiced
il the German service, thus showing
the great Importance attachcd to the
efficient training of this new branch of
tie~army regiment, in fact,
actually possesses and works by itself
8 line from Berlin to the artillery prac-
tice ground near Lutterbach, some 50
English miles long. It has been given
IN addition large practice ground,
with every facility of training recruits.
fsere The latter are taught laying sleep
ess, rails, and telegraph wires, de-
stroying and repairing lines and en-
gines, in fact every kind of railway
work, and bridges have been built to /;
srain nth il lhe repair of broken
arches, etc, and destroyed railway
works of every kind. The regiment
has an ample supply of roliing-stock of |
engines. passenger carriages, good |
vans, trucks, etc. There is thus every |
facility for training men to act as port |
ers or unskilled worklncn ia the load 1,
ing and unloading of warlike and 9TH |
"a oeOACo, ou0 tSdChiiAS uOu-Couiul1S>
stoned officers and artifcers engine
driving. the care and repair of engines,
the duties of firemen, pointsmen shun-
ters. etc. and finally the duties of |
railway guards or the management of |
trains and regulation of traffic. The !,
strength of the Railway Regiment, |
large as it is in peace, would be enor-
mously increased were it modified for
war. Before the second battalion was
raised Paris and Helldorf put the I,
of the German Railway Corps,
when mohilized for war, at eight COM
ranies of artifcers. four traffic COM
panies, and two companies of unskilled
worsmen Bau-Betriebsund Arbeiter-
This has, of course,
been very much added to by the crea-
ton OF the second battalion in 1875,
and we should not be much out if We
on these numbers as now
doubled, certainly as regards the traffic
= The dr0sy ard Nary
Ouarfer{U
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Connections are made at Fostoria with
r. Il IL " ny for Fiai!:.y, lima, 81 Ma
ryS, Muncie aud Lafayette, Ind, fioolh-
ing;on Ill, Kansas City and ST Louis.
At Bucyr,,S for ali points on f W d
Railway
At Ellison for Crestline, Clev Gland, and
al points OH Golunl bus Divisions of Z
e l railway.
Al Centerburg for Nj Vernon, Clinton,
Akron and ali points OF! Mt d R'd
At9remen and New Lexington for New
ark. Lancaster ZaneSvineand all points on
Cincinnatiand Muskingum Valley DE-
vision of c d st Louis H'y,
At Junction City for Shawnee and all
points OIL s5lraitsvilI. Div. ot q & o R't.
At Columbus connection is made at
Union Dept with trains for Cincinnati,
Louisville, Indianapolis, ,WaShin gton Bal
timore & all Southern ana Eastern cities
At Athens with W & R'y for CIncin
natl, ParkerSburg, Baitimere and Wash
ington, and for points oil c HV & R'y.
At Mfdd1eport Junction with c II V & 7
Railway.
HUDSON FITCH, General Ticket Agent.
MARTIN, II PEEIlER,
Receiver. superintendent.
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The Rising Generation.

A bright little miss living on Eagle
street was given warm cookie by a
neighbor. Though contrary to her Gus
tom, the mother allowed the child to
eat it Shortly the little girl exclaim-
ed. Mamma, let ne go and get an
other cookie; I know Mrs. - will
give me one.' ..No, dear, it viii make
you sick" 'Well, Mrs. - Their Sun
day-school teacher says heaven is q
beautiful place" You don't want to
go to heaven, and leave papa and NAM
ma, do you!'' ''Well, mamma. you get
q cookie, too, and come with me to
heaven"
While e little girl on Howard avenue
WIS being rebuked by her mother. she
said, Hush, mamma; If you scoid SO
much you viii make me nervous, and
snail die li&e-'' "Do you remem-
ber her?" said the mother. 20 yes"
replied the little one, land her mani
ma scoldcd and scolded her so much,
she got SO nervous she went sick and
died. ittcQ Herald,
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The Shortest and Most Desirable
Route between the East l. West.

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALV Z
The Best Salve in the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
p d Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For Sale By f.. Uarring-
ton. mays y.
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. g-c1!e - is..o :; - 'o!tG 20 eu6ed
70; -..'..s-s1 .s.a Ea &sHTIIH 'sJIV
Ea5 a'.-s..a uag: SEN y ra;s 'ooeTd 9q9
Has Q; >i3!slr 2'3f:q ,ass suS 'Eepusos
FsoA';.La u 1a:sni:o 'floS!Iad-pueI
-aaIl';. :'1-a2':l.id az? q}lA aoueI4 o. 10
tiEI pCn ru'csnu Ioti sEa! oqm uTmoA
Gglaa.A = e. pasuo:aq ElIauIoJ qo!qA
'aolIHsi rrsVs = 5iyeeI .SuEpHnq Guy S!
osnoq 31oI MN s.40a9!q.A GlSl0IoaS
The Yale College statistics for the
class OF s. s3low t:.:.t lme average ex-
peodi5ure fci- the course Of four years
per nlaa has been &3262. Tlirty-six
have spent over Sl.000 :. year, while
several, with scholarship assistance
and earnings, haye not spent that
amouas IL fear years. Altogether that
class has e;,rled SIS. 10 since entering,
seven ii:.Yi;:g n:..dc oy,.r 81, e0G apiece.
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a Faregor,e Conclusion.

Joseph Humans. WAC WAS formerly
Dallas alderman, Lut VINO has since
reformed, Was tried ii San antonio
last week ior horse gie.iilg, bat was
eecaifted. Alter tho ycrGici was rei,-
aefssd MS LAWYER asked iian;..
N1a fiat tie tfial Is ever and you
src aea,;tte;:. tell nie honestly, did you
,sa;ir steal tiie horsc?'
~ course dad. If / was an inno-
cert laal and a good c!tizan 90 you
pfs,s Cd have anything TO do with
). i.:s-s,, rascal ike Fe:::s' was the in
G.gnsDt resi.ssssse.-:es es IS ytsssys.
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NJ Layard found in Nineveh mag
nificcnt lens of rock crystal, which Sir
David Brewster considered true opti-
cal lens and tbs origin of the micro
scope.
The Governor of the Island of Samos
has discovered q tunnel measuring
5000 feet in length, and constructed at
least nine centuries before the Chris
tian era.
The horse which Gen. Grant rode the
day Lee surrendered is owned in YER
non, Oneida county, n. Y, and march
ed in the procession Decoration Day
this year.
A surgeon, who wished to con,Dii-
rent fhe heroi.n CT soldier vino had
just had his ley aioprtatei, told bin
that ne had Stood it ike woman
Aev York Ncus.
Tne Jewe.er's Csrcuiar says that ner-
er in the history of iewclry in this
country have co,ored stones, both gems
aad semi-precious stones, been more in
rcques. than ron.
lie consumption of chocolate in this
country is largely on the increase, one
manufacturer stating that last year he
fla.le l, 800. 0e0 pounds and used ton
OF Sugar day.
Il is the popular fancy in Scotland
just now to heap honors upon Burns.
Several monuments have just been
erected. or are under way in different
Parts OF the country.
An ericurean doctor says that in or
der to obtain the fiili flavor Of butter
the bread upon which it is spread
should be introduced into the mouth
with the but:ered surface downward.
Newspapers in ail parts Of ihe couii-
try are paying much less attention
: than formerly TO roiiar-rink news.
which fact wonld sces,i 10 i..dic.tc' t:.t
popular interest il tic pasi:rte is ;ibat-
ing.
The telegra1lcrs Of the coHnirr have
a mutual uene;it ss*ocisi;on wi;ii {
membership of 2. $40 ana :. r..sarve fund
OF S40. 020. Since its organization it
HIS paid TO he;Es of naetno..-s over
$3.50, 900.
Some reat moss which D-as recently
cx.lamed near Danifrie=. Scotland, was
found 10 coataj.i sse.s: o. plants dating
frora prehistoric tires Thy were
planted and st onass Dogan 10 .yerininate
aftel s;ccp oi as;es.
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A slight Mistake.

II happened on the limited express
between Chicago and New York. She
was a pretty, innoccnt-looking girl,
and while the porter was making up
her berth she moved into the next sec
ton.
MAY I sit herc?" she inquired of
tie occupant "a won't trouble you
long. 80
.sCertsinly," he replied. and at once
proceeded to engage her in converse
ton. Somehow tue talk drifted to bus
iness vocations.
..And what is your business2" she
asked, with charming frankness.
He hesitated moment, and then
replied: .'Bookmaker."
10, how nice. What kind of books
do you niake?"
.'Diost any kind he replied.
al hope you don't make those horrid
French novels" she veniurcd. 81 think
them AWFUL +"
NO" he said slowly; s'that is not
the kind OF books l make
s'rm SO giad," she returned with.
evident relief where is your place
Of business?"
.-Oh. most anywhere" He was get
ting trido restless under her ques-
tions- .'it has been at Washington
Park for the last two weeks; bnt now
I'm on my way to Saratoga"
washington Park! Why, that's a
funny place to make books. Do you
always make them at racas?"
'.Well, generally"
just then the porter announced that
her berth was ready, and she retired
70 it in q brown study. She couldn't
understand it. He heaved a sigh of
relief, and adjourned to the smo&er.-
Rambler.
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Proposing amendments to -Articls
Too, Three, a7aa. 1ess Of The
Consultation, OF the State.
Be 1t enacted by tn etieneraI Assembly
of the state of Ohio, That propositions 10
amend section 2 of article II, section OF
article III, and section of article \ Of the
constitution of the State OF Ohio, shall be
submitted 10 the electors of this state, on
the second Tuesday OF October, a. ID. 1888,
10 read as follows:
ARTICLE II.
Section 9 Senators and representatives
shall DC elected bIeHnially blythe electors
of the respective counties or districts on
the first Tuesday after the INST Monday III
n,ence on the first lay of January thereaf-
ter, ana continue two years,
ARTICLE III.
Section J. The executive department
shall CONSIST of Il governor, ,lieUtenant-gOv-
crHor, secretary of state, auditor of state,
treasurer OF state, and au attorney-generstl,
who shall De elected on THE FIRST TUESDAY
by the electors of the state,and at the
places Of voting tor members o. the general
ARTICLE X. -
Section 2. County officers shall be elected
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday
Iii HONGElDSr. Dy TIE eltCLCIs Oj cdcit Cnuh-
ty, i'll such manner, and for Sucn term, not
exceeding three ears. as may be provided
by law.
FORM OF BALLOT.
at such election, the voters in favor OF
the adoption OF the amendment to section
two OF article two, shall have placed upon
their ballots the words, amendment to
5 ct;on two of article two of the cOnstitu-
Il .n-1 =" and those who do not favor
Il adoption of such amendment, shall
ha sc placed upon their ballots the words,
50 mendment to section two of article two
of the constitutioi.-No.'' Those who favor
The adoption o; tile amendment to section
one OF article three Of the constitution,
shall have placed upon their ballots the
words, amendment to section one of ar
ticie three of the cOnStiiutiOn-YeS; ;" and
tie,Se who do not favor the adoption of
such an amendment, shall have placed up
on their ballots the words, "AInendment
to section one of article three # the cOnsti-
Those who favor the adop-
ion of the amendment to section two OF
article ten OF the constitution, shall have
placed upon their ballots the words,
Of The coEstitulion-Yes :" and those who
10 not favor the adoption of such amend
ment, shall have placed upon their ballots
he word S, "Ameno ment to section two Of
article ten of the cOnStitutiOn-NO."
A. d. MARSH,
speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN g. WARWICK,
President Of the Senate.
adopted March 25, 1855.
United STATES OF AMERICA OHIO,
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GERMAN FIRE
Insurance Company,
-O
STATE OF OHIO,

STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, JANUARY ~, 1885.
I, Henry }. Rcinmund, Superintendent
of Insurance Of The State of Ohio, do hereby
| certify that the German Fire Insurance
Company, located at Pittsburg, in the State
OF Penna., has complied in all respects
with the laws of the State, relating to IN
surance Companies other than Life, incor-
and is authorized to transact its appropli-
ate business of Fire Insurance in this SIate
in accordance with law, during the current
year. Tie condition and business of ssid
Company on the 3lst day of December, Of
the year next preceding the date hereof,
is shown by the state nent, under oath, re-
qpired by Section 2S4, Revised Statues of
OHIO, TO he as follows
Aggregate amount Of available
Agsi egate amo,nt of Liabilities
ie@oept Cdfpita;j, including Re
IESr nce. ..,............ 16f. l'..h5
Vet Assets, S234,5l9.i6
Amt of ctrHi u. il uD Capital 900 90
s.. liLS T4,5l0.lG
Amount of Income for The year,
in caSl.-..... -..........-.--..... So, ,4li.26
Amou at OF Espt I''.n IS for the
year, III casi, ..... .................- 2ii I1lGi
-, IN WITNESS W EREof, I have
SCAT hereuato subscribed my name,
l-,-' and can>ed my official Seal to lie
affixed the day and year first
above written.
EI.NI;I J. RIEINMuND,
Superln ntendent.
T. r. Johnston, Agent 3. Logan, Ohio.
July =, lSS5-lw
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SEl6 OMce1

ship Officers.
Resolved by the General Assembly OF the
State OF Ohio (three-ffths of All the mem.
berS elected to each house concuTrin
therein), That there be Suh:nitted TO the
electors of the State, on the second Tues
day of October, y. D. 1885, proposition 10
amend section four, article ten of the Con
stitution of the State, so as 10 read as fol-
lows:
Section q. Township officers shall be
elected by the electors OF each township.
at such time, in such manner, and for such
term, not exceeding three years, as may be
provided by law; but shall hold their Of
HceS until their successors are elected and
qualified.
The electors desiring, at said election, to
vote in favor of the foregoing amendments
shall have written or printed on their bal
lots the words, constitutional amend
meIlt, township officers-..Yes ~ and those
who do not favor the adoption of said
amendment shall have written or printed
on their ballots the words, "COnstitut Z
amendment, township officers-No.'
A. d. MARS.
Speaker of the House of Represe.s Is,:, <.
ELMER WHITE,
President pro ten. Of the Senate.
Adopted April 9, 1885.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA, ONO.
OFFICE OF THF SECRETARY OF STATE.
I,JAMEs S. ROP IsysoN, Secretary of State
Of the State of o ,iio, do hereby certify thai
the foregoing is a true copy of the.J oint
Resolution p opted by the General Assem-
bly, OF the te OF OHIO, on the 9th day OF
April, A. 1885, taken from The original
rolls filed 81 this Office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed
IsEAL.l my official seal, at Colnm bus,
tie 9th day of April, A. ID. 1885.
JAMES :. ROBINSON,
Secretary OF State.
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Trains run by New Standard Time, q
minutes slower than COlum bus Time.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STTAE
I,JAMEs RoBISsON, Secretary of State of
the State of Ohio, do hei eby certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of a Joint Resolu-
tion adopted by the General Assembly of
the State of Ohio, on the 25th dayof March,
A. d. 1885, taken from the original rolls
filed in this office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto
subscribed my name, and affixed
[sEAL] my official seal, at Columbus, the
25lh day of March, "A. ID. 1855.
JAMES S. ROBINSON,
Secretary of State.
April Q, 1ss5-6m
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JOINT RESOLUTION
Amemaiwg Section 4, Article K.
of the Constitution, relating
to the election of Tos0zz=.
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of Ohio.
E1ecticns-

Senate Joint Resolution No. %.
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Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution Of Ohio.
ET.E'C TON s..
House Joint Resolu ion No CT.
JOINT RESOLUTION
JOINT RESOLUTION

amendments TO Articls
Tsvo, Three, and. Ten Of tie
Constitution of the State.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-03-25
WISCONSIN.

statskapitOliet och parker derom-
kring kommer enligt legislaturens beslut
att upplysas medelst elektricitet.
Statssenaten har antagit EFT lagfor-
Stag, som innebar att qvinnan skulle tiller.
kannas rostratt acknowledgements.
y. Olsen, en- ung man fran Black
River Falls, dodades harom dagen John
Pauls timmergard vid Wedges Creek, i Diet
en- stor timmerstock foil ned och krossade
hans br6st.
Col. w. f. Villas ar den yngste med
lemmen af president Clevelands kabinett;
Col. John e. Spooner ar den mast yngste
medlemmen af F6renta >taternas senat och
RIM. La Toilette ar den yngste medlemmen
at Representatives.. Dessa herrar aro
ALA anWisconsin och hafva graduerat yid
statsuniversitetet.
Ltcense-fragan ledde till en- haftie
debatt legislaturen. ForsIaget inneh6ll
att betalningen for "license" skulle minst
utgora 5000 ON aret, dock sd att de lokala
myndigheterna kunde faststalla skatten till
$500 ON aret. Isenring foreslog att bord-
lagga lagen, hvilket f0rkastades med 53
roster mot AZ. Afven translates fiera an
dringsforslag, hvilka ALA forkastades, hvar.
pa lagen antogs med 81 roster mot 43.