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Blaine is still the TRUSTED lead
er of his party.
The Washington Critic argues
that when the cash here is here.
then the cashier is there likewise,
Judge says The lucky man
| would be happy if he wasn't al
ways afraid his luck would
change.
When a man sits down and re-
fleets. it does not always prove
that he is brilliant.
Says punster: A woman may
not object to a mau following
her, but she dislikes 10 have him
get on her trail.
Puck says there is time when
the LATEST man can hurry. II is
when the train stops ten minutes
for refreshments.
A Philadelphia paper says that
lightning never strikes twice in
The same place. Neither does a
mule. They don't have 10.
A lady visiting Bar Harbor
tells the Lewistown Journal that
the only thing you can buy there
at a reasonable price is a postage
stamp.
The Philadelphia Call thinks i,
would not be surprising if some
society women would set apart a
day upon which 10 receive their
children.
Requested to define the word
dentist" saphir- SAID. HE is
man who pulls out other peoples
teeth to get something for his
own 10 bite"
The Courier Journal says For
aker is The volHcle for most of The
stupid lies tie Republicans want
10 get into circulation.
Twenty years ago Blaine was
lin favor OF free lumber. He has
learned something in the inter-
val, with Carnegie for a tutor
He is now in favor Of free trusts.
The New York Star says coal
was marked up 25 cents a ton in
that city, last SATURDAY.. IN conse
quenca OF the action of one of the
monopoly combinations that, ac-
cor'ling to Mr. Blaine. are largely
private affairs, with which no
one must interfere.
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county, emo.
Notice Is hereby given t!p,t the under.
signed Sheriff of Hooking county, Ohio
| by virtue of an alias order of sile issued
| out of said Court In the above en-
| titled cause, and to him directed as Sheriff
| OF said county, will, at the door Of the Cour;
House in Logan. on
Saturday, September Is, A. D. 1885
at O'Clock, +. Nj. of said day, offer for sale
I a public auction, the following lands and
tenements, situate in hooking county
Ohio, to wit:
Being out-lot number thirty-two (s2),
| in the incorporated Village OF Logan, Ohio,
lcept in lot number six hundred and for
| ty-three (5l3
Appraised ut 1890 90.
Terms Gf sale cash
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
his 18th day OF Argnst, =. ID: lSSS.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff
By D. w. Wright, Deputy.
J.F. White, Atty for PIT
Aug. l6-5w
at o'clock, p. 81. of said day. offer for
sale at public auction, the following lands
and tenementS situate in Hooking county,
Ohio, 10 wit:
The northwest quarter OF section two
~, township twelve (I2), range sixteen U6)
excepting therefrom twenty (20l acres OUT
of the northwest corner thereof, heretofore
sold to Delilah Young and also excepting
the three and !. halt go acre tract hereto
fore sold and conveyed 10 Jesse White.
Appraised at. S365S Co.
Terms OF Sale.
One third cash; one third in one year and
one third in Two years, with interest Oh
deferred payments secured by mortgage.
Given under my hand at Logan, OHIO,
this 2od day OF July, A. ID. 1898.
JOHN GALLAGHER Sheriff.
By D. W. Wright, Deputy.
John +. White, Atty ior pin.
July 36-5w
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Have YOn Seen it.

Seen wilats The New Davis
Ii is universally conceded to be
he finest finished, best made
and handsomcst sewing machine
in the market. IL is as much
superior 10 the old fashioned
sewing machine. for doing all
manner of work, as the telephone
is an advantage of The old tin
speaking tube.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-13

In the Court OF Common rleus Of Hockins
County, Gi,i".
Notice l. hereby given tiaI thp nEder
signed, Sheriff OF Eocki n2 county, cii., by
virtue of a:lrs or,:rr of sale issued
ON. of said Court IL. the above entitled
cause, and 20 him directed! rs Siesi,f al
said county, will, at the uoor OF the COnrl
House III Logan, on
Saturday. September i5, 4 D. 1888
at O'clock, p. M, OF said day. oG-r For
sale At piiri,c auction, the following lands
| and te,Ieinsn.s, situate In Hooking county,
ohio, to wilt:
Situate in the county OF Hooking an 4
State o! ONO, aud bein. the ss,Gti, i,ai' OF
the south laif of sccIion number thirty
| three ('3), contairins one hu,iLrei ANA Sew
enL;-i an acres.
A $50. the northwest quarter of section
number thirtytwo (32). containing one
hundred Giitl seventy o,e and thirty five
hundr reths QTl 35-lUe) acres, aEd All i'll
| township riuM Der thirteen lI3l, range Eum-
| Der fifteen il5,)
Appraised at Sl1000.00.
! Terms OF sale cash.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 18th day OF August, A. d. lSSS.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
BY D. w. Wright, Deputy.
S. Weldy, Atty for PIN
Aug. l6-5w
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Guest-Well, good bye, old man.
And you've really got a very nice
little place here"
Host-Yes. but It's rather bare
just now. [ hope The trees will have
grown good bit before you re
back, old man.
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Cheap Excursion to Cincinnati, Tnes-
day, Sept. 1Ith.

The 9. g. NJ. V. R'y will run a
cheap excursion 10 Cincinnati at
$3.50 for the round trip from
Lancaster. Trains leave al 5:l5
A. 81 l.. 800 A. III. and at 1856 L.
M. Tickets good returning Sept.
18Th.
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Miss Ethel-Mr. Featherly paid
you a very handsome compliment
last night, Clara.
Miss Clara-Oh, did he Wha!
was it?
Miss Ethel-Hc spoke of your
new black-veIvet suit, and though;
he never saw you look SO well. ut
is wonderful no SAID "ehat DIFF.
ference dress makes with some Deo
ple. -
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-13

Workmen in New York the otg,e,
day discovered small sheet ofsnow
q reIec of the last winter bllzzard.
1t was SO protected that It had de
fed the rays Of the summer sun
Evidently The campaign has not
warmed mp on Manhattan yet.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-13
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA
AWE

The Best Salve in the world Ior
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
bheun, Fever Sores. litter, Chap
ped Hands. Chilblains Corns. az :
all Skin Eruptions. nd positiveiy
cures Piles, or 10 pay required. l
Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Prices
% cents per box. For sale by F.
Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-13

An eastern philosopher dis
covers that on the main cTesiion
of the age III regard to some men,
is not what they live On, but why
they live on.
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"Traips run daily. tDaily except sunday.
All trains between Cincinnati and Col
rnbus run through without change of ea rs
connecting in the Union Depot with all di-
verging Zines.
The Fast Express leaving Cincinnati ut
7:iO p. M, is a solid train TO Pittsburgh via
Wheeling, sleeping car attached.
The train leaving Columbus ut 3:31 a. m.
is IA solid train from PIttsbuig to Cincin-
natl, with Sleeping Car. At Colununs Il
sleeping C tr is set at east End Of Union De-
pot. which can he occupist! any time Le-
tween 500 p. III. and ::35 m.
The train lea ing Cincinnati at 1904. m.
has through coach TO Columbus and Pitts
bugh. also parlor car attached; and coll
meets ut Columbus, with sleeping cars to
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The tram leaving C',luin bus at 2:l5 p. IN.
has parlor car from Columbus to Cincin-
natl.
The train leaving Columbus Mt sos y. III.
has through coach from Pittsburgh and
CoiumOu 10 Cincinnati, aUd connects at
Columbus with sleeping cars from B;iti-
more and Phi,adelp.si;i.
The celebrated newspaper train leaves
the Grand Central neiot, Cincinnati, At
5:i0 u. H., arrives as Columbus 7:i0 n n.
Sleeping car is set iii depot at 90 p IL, and
can be occupied after that hour.
S.P. PEA RODY, WE RErPERT,
Gen1 Supt, Genl Pass Agr,
Columbus. o. Columbus ..
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-13

Gold, silver. zilonite. steel and
nickel specta' les al Heber &c CO.
We make speciality of fitting The
eyes property. No guess work. ,wo
doors west of The post Office. Logan
Ohio. asst.
New watches AID jeweiry just re
ceived at iieber s. Co.. James bio c
Logan, o. When you want th
best watch the money Will buy
give lis a call.
Watch. clock and jewelry repair
ing promptly done and satisfaction
guaranteed at Reber & Co.. Logan
o., Two doors west Of The post Office
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PILEsl PlLES!! PILES!!!

PILESl PlIES!! PILES!!!
DR., Williams Indian Pile Oint
ment is the only sure cure for Bind
Bleeding OF Itching Piles ever dis
covered. Is never fails to cure old
chronic diseases Of long standing.
Judge Coons, Maysville Ky,
says: "Dr. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment cured me after years o;
suffering"
Judge Cofinbury, Cleveland, 0
says: II have fonnd by experience
that DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment gives immediate and per
nanent relief"
We have hundreds of such teStl-
nonials. Do not suffer an instant
longer. Sold BY druggists at ST per
box, Or mailed on receipt of the
piice.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-13
A DISTINGUISHED CLERGYMAN

A DISTINGUISHED CLERGYMAN.
MY wife has been cured of Erysipe-
las of long standing by palmer's Skin
Success. One acquaintance who had
Barber's Itch, and number of others
who suffered with skin diseases, have
also been perfectly cured by its USE"
Rev. John Scarlett, East Orange, n.
Price Is cents; trial box 25 cts. Sold
at the Drug Store Of F. HAkRING.
TON. The Palmer Commercial Co..
Ny. (Feb II, '7S-ly.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-13

ualf Fare Harvest Excursions
on B. & O., Aug. 2Ist, Sept. 11th
and 25th, Oct. 9th and 23rd, TO
all the important points In The
West. Northwest, South and
Southwest, including points in
The Virginia Valley OH the line
of the b. & Q. Round trip tick
els will be sold at one fare for
the round trip, good for return
passage (3O days. For full ,n-
formation of Routes, Rates, ETC.,
cali OH or write b. & 0. agents.
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@25,O0O.O0
I'm GOLDy
WILL De PAID F0n
ARBUCKLES' COFFEE WRAPPERS.

For full particulars and directions see C!rcu
hr in every pound of AaRuOxLEs' COFFEE
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DEPART FOR THE WEST.

All trains run by Standard Time.
No; has direct correction ior JoiEnbu
and Chicago.
No. has direct connection from Chica-
so and Columbus.
Nos. 6 and runs daily between Putnam
AID Dresden Junction.
30 HART, Ticket Agent
Lancaster, o.
superintendent, Gen TIA,
tnesviiie O. Zanesv lille.
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TE73E TABLE.
hAlTESilHE 6 CHIC &, q.
MAX, E:as, iSSS.
WEST BOUND.

WEST BOUND.
:PM: :PM: "A NJ: a NJ
Pitts5urg b.. :"2 s5 ~ 90: IS 81: is 80:
Wheeling: $50 1o15: POS: l Ii: SO ~
Bellaire........: sg 10 80 loo o2: a25: s2l
zanesvilie.-.: II 4: 12s l2=l: 5ss 557
IAN
Newark a25 225: eco: es5: to Il
Columbus A: s25: s25: 800: 75o: 75C
Cincinnati A: 730: 73D 73G: .... :: ......
:P Il: M AN:
Louisville 81: II 40: ~ 40: AZ: ......: 80.
st Louis e: go: $40 49,: -,
Columbus L: llc5: 49,. lleo: = 20: si f. s. S
Mansfleld......: 22s # SIS 4s1: 1925: s42
Sandusky ....-: 8 90 !: 20: IL -.
- NJ "A NJ: \ II
Chicago Ar 1910: 40: s &c: : 6 81
Trains leave Wheeling tor st. CiaIrsvflle,
at 7G5 p. H., leo r. ni., aud 4;I0 p. M. daily
except Sun ay.
Accommodation leaves Cam bridge at 81
a III, GAINESVILLE 80 u IN, daily except Sun
day, and arrives ut Columbus at 3 55 Il IN,
Cincinnati at II II p IN.
accommodation leaves Columbus at 4 0U p
III, dai V except Sunday, arriving at New
ark mt 90 p m, Mt. Vernon at 6l2 M
Mansfield ut 81 IN.
Accommodation leaves Wheeling at S 90
.sr dali except SInduS, arri7lng ut Cam
bridge at IL u LII.
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SuERIFF'S SALE.
James +. Grogan. Plf.
John B1nz, Deft.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Chic.
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SIIERIfF'S SALE.
John ii ~ sd. PiT.
vi
Elijah Swackhanlt or, et al, Defts.

In the Court OF Common rleas OF Hock;ns
County, Ohio.
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Puck says there is a time when
the LATEST man can hurry. II is
when the train stops ten minutes
for refres hinanfs
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-13

When a man sits down and re-
fleets. it does not always prove
that he is brilliant.
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The Courier Journal says For
aker is The vea1cie for most of the
stupid lies tie Republicans want
10 get into circulation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
4 HUMAN JAW
C-ssss ols HGudzed and sassD Miles IL.
Three score end Ten Years.
PhiIadeiphll News.

C-Ssrs oIs HGudzed and SGVSE Miles IL.
Ehrec score end Ten Years.
Philadelphia News.
the 10 I1day customers were dropping
cut one oy OF e from SInsom-street res
t&urar: when dlspsplic-looking nal
VINO sat &C the next table startled me py
saying: "HsVe you alg idea tow fer
mans isw will travel IL tlc course Of his
lie, assuming that he lives 10 tie seventy
years CT sge?"
"Wel, l never thought of it," answer
ed young man who halted IL his wild
career of beefsteak. The Gyspepic mar
charged his seat apd exposed q much
soi!ed piece Of psper with some figures or
II, which he proceeded to explain:
"For the first ter years ohild's Jaw
will &C about f1fty-five inches daily, or
200, $50 inches altogether in decade.
From his tenth to mis- twentieth year,
what with che wing gum, food and tobacco,
he will work his Jaw for, say four hours
day, 8. Ell aversge of one half of Gn inch
per minute; that would make ir day I2G
inches, or IN ten years 43S. 600 inches
During tdis time he will talk about five
hours day, traveTsins about three
lhat would giv5 in ten yesrs, s22 25G
inches 80 be sdded TO our tormer figures.
"Fac the rext foT.y five years re viii
spend spand sixty minutes day IN est
ing, when he Will open his mouth half az
inch minute, snd seven hours in Is king,
when he will average five-eighths OF 81
inch; that is, when you figure it out,
5,O0S, 625 Inches.
owe nOw have our man sIxty-fve years
ole. For the last five years his ~ takes
rest. lie will est no more tasn thirty
minutes day st one-hsif inch minute,
or y, 345 inches, snd in talking the dis
lance travelled will not amount 20 more
than 538, 500 riches. Now for the tota.-
If We aod he various sums together we
get ,S35 40 inches, and dividing by G3s
$50. the number Of Inches 10 mile, yop
tind tDst the Baxillsry journey is 4 dis
lance Of I07 miles ana frac.ion.h
"Thet is certainly interesting" said the
young man. "Have you ever calculated
the same lip trip for q woman"
"My dear boy" came the slow, SAD re
ply, ''life is short.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
PARTING WITH TIE BOTTLE.
4 Memory of Tom Msrshsl Never Forgot
ten by Prehibirionists.


ten by Prshibitionists.
NV York Sun.
a congressional totsl abstinence society
was formed and Marshall swere of drink
ing. He made speech before the society
which Is perhaps the most eloquent tenn
perspce effort ever delivered In the coz
gressiOnsl halls. It's conclusion was
masterful, though the sentsnce contsin-
Ing is is as 10 G 80 one Of Senator ETarts'
longest. It rau:
81 would not exchange the physical
sensations, The mere sense Of animal be-
ing, which belong TO man who totally
refrains from all thai can iDtOxlcate his
brain or deIange his nervous stIuct-
ure. the elasticity with which he
bounds from his couch in the morning
the sweet repose it yislts him at night,
the feeling with which he drinks in,
through his clear ssyes, the beauty SIC
the grandeur OF surrounding nstUra; I
ssy, sir, l would not exchange IGy c9u-
c.ous being as strictly temperate mAD,
the sense OF renovated youth, the glad
play witk viii NY pulses TOW nete
nealLhful music, the bounding vivaciIy
with Wbich tue life-oloo6 courses It's ex-
ultlng way through every aore Of my
frame, the communion high which nv
aesithful eGc and eye now hold with sill
tt gorgeous universe Of God,
IT,; splerdors Of te morn
ing. the softness Of the evening
SIS tee bloom, the beauty, the verCBe
o! ne earth, the music o; the air auo OF
Ii" waters; with all the grand assocls-
items of external nature reopened 10 the
five avenues of sense; 40, sir, though pow
cry dog ME, though scorn pointed It's
slow finger st me IS | passed, though
want and restitution ard evarY element
OF earthly misery, save only crime, met
ms waxing eve from Gay 10 day; pCt fer
the brightest anc the pobiess wreath .Gh,
ever enclrcled : s.Stesmsn'S brow; LOs
if some srSel commissioned by hesyen Cr
some demon sent fresh from he'll 20 tess
the resisting strength OF virtuous resolu-
tons, should tempt me back, with all the
wealth and ell the hoDOrs which world
csn bestow; not for Sll that time snd
earth can give would cas-.
from ME this precious pledge Of 8 hber-
ated mind, this taiisman against temptE
ton and plunge again into the dangers
and horrors which once beset my pstb.
SO help me heaven, as l would spurn be
neSth my very feet sll the gifts the uni
verse cou Cffer and live and die IS am,
poor, but sober"
Notwithstanding this speech, However,
Marshall broke his pledge, and there is :
msl still living a. Washington who TOOK
care OF him during some of his after
attacks OF deIirium tremens. 1t is saiG
that his h;se drinking was caused by
disappointment in love, sud it msy hive
ben that he would h2ve been & sober
niau hsd this not occurred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
Switzerland.
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED

LONDON, Jan. "A dispatch from
Berne gives the following from the high
est sofficial source regarding Schroeder
and Heupt, who were recently arrested in
Zurich. Ardent anarchists and socialists,
suspectlDg Heupt, enticed him from Geneva
to Zurich, wnere they met him and took
him to Schroeder's house. The house was
searched from top to bottom, and a guam
tity of dynamite was found, with numoer
OF letters from the Berlin Police Inspector
KRUGER. Both men were handed over 70
the Swiss Inspector Fisher. Both men
were Imprisoned OE the charge
of melting outrages on life
and property. Their immediate
employee WIS eX Captain Won Ehrens =
burg, also an ostensible anarchist who
was warned in time and escaped To
Carlsruhe where he was arrested
to undergo sentence which the Baden
court-msrtisl passed on him yesrs ago.
The police scout the suggestion that
Scbroeder's dynamite was from Berlin
and intended FOR an outrage on the Czsr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
TIE STRIKE SPREADS
6sneraf Strike Will be Inaueursted
throughout tine Anthracite Region
by Raiiroadsrs aud Miners.
No Snengs 10 Apparent in the Status of the
strike en the Kesd.nG--In State
of Uncertainty.

HEADING KNIGHTS REFUSE TO STRIKE.
READING, Pa, Jan. 2.-Yesterday an
INFORMAL meeting of representatives from
the hnlg1ts OF Labor assemblies in this
city, whose membership consists princi-
paiIy OF Reading Railroad en- ployes, was
heid. The situation was ssain fully dis
cusseo and 1t was given out Ss the senti-
ment OF the employees that under the
circumstances they would not strike be-
cause they considered it impoIit,c and on
ground thst 1t would not help elons the
cause OF the Knights of Labor. num-
Der OF assemblies in neighborins towns
photographed here that they would be
guided by the action of the Reading as
semblies. Eighty men were employed
mere to-day and sent to Port Richmond to
take the places of strikers.
EVERYTHING QUIET.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. No mste-
rial change is apparent in relation to the
railroad strike here to-day. The Knights
OF Labor who left the company's employ
are still in a state of mastery inactivity.
The company officers say they experience
10 difficulty in securing all the men
needed for the proper handling of bust
ness. To-day being holidsy the quiet
ness prevailing st several shipping points
a. 0btllUGkhUIS ~ lIeS Inc
knights claim that great number of
their fraternity have retired from the
service of the company and that the effect
Will be shown tomorrow when the COM
peny's shipping business will be resumed
GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED.
SEAM0KIN, Pa, Jan "A meeting OF
Knights Of Labor and railrosders was
held here to-day, and as result general
strike OF miners and railrosders will be
made tomorrow throughout the Rnthra-
cite region except in Wyoming valley.
The miners strongly condemned the
course OF the railroad company and the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eugineers,
and msde an appeal to the men who con-
template coming into the region to work
10 remsln away until the strike is settled.
They also advised the hotel aud boarding
house keepers not to entertain "scabs,"
and declared their intention to fight to
finish. The entire coal region was repre-
scented at the meeting. The sentiment Of
the meeting was unanimously in favor Of
q lockout. Everything is quiet; business
greatly depressed. The miners declare
they can stand out for six months.
TIE FIRES BANKED.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 2 Master Work
man Clark Of the Iron aud Steel Workers
District of Knights of Labor stated this
evening that The fires in the Charlotte
furnace in the coke region were banked
To-day, the employees having refused to
submit to the 12h per cent. reduction in
wages. TIE shut down affects loo men.
COAL MINERS WILL STRIKE.
BEADING, Pa, Jan. 3.-Advices re-
ceivtd here to night from interior towns
Of the coal region say the coal miners
will undoubtedly strike tomorrow morn
ing when ell cosl traffi, viii be sus-
pended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
AT IBdiff rant Bridegroom Punished.
Bedford England Citizen.

Whist is the whole duty OF 6 bridegroom
when, after the wedding aad the break
fast. he fDds himsan alone with bis bride
in al empty railway compartment? l do
not pretend to give an authoritative an
swer, but imagine that few terms Of
endearment and possibly an occasional
caress would not be considered quite cut
Of place. This seems to hsve Deen the
opinion Of young LADY who Was married
st AceTington the other day 10 s Mr John
Brown. The blushlng bride had not been
married before. but she was naturally sur
prisea and distressed by the proceedings
of her husband. Tney had scarcely
left Aceripgton when Mr.. Brown settled
himself ia 6 corner, yawned once or
twice and fell into deep slumber. Il is
possible that Mr. Brown in repose is not
pleasing spectacle. II is possible that
Mrs. Brown wss merely hurt by the
stolidity of his demeanor under condi-
tons favorable 10 cheeriulness, not to saT
enthusiasm. But it is certain that, fer
one Or both OF these reasons, the maiden
slipped quietly out OF the carriage IS the
first station, leaving behind her only 5
slip of paper attached 10 Mr.. Browns
coat-tsil, and bearing these words {:
"TiTed Of natrinoDy. Had enough Of
it and gone home to my ma. MARY"