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lltl xl1zI.sn : sad - result
THs ArizsnA Ia aiizEs. since Chists Csehiss
and 6ersalmo with Their warriors were
seat y the FLORIDA prison BY General Niles.
&re remarkably quiet There are about
8 - lefl a. San Carlos and 30 A p4ches a.
Port Apache Tho Inai4n schools are eda-
Lou all be- civilized.
G. A SNFTH, Of Hickory township, near
New Castle Pa. was n0s allowed 10 veto
because ae lad no name He tock The name
of Smith ZEN years ago. before be got mar
red He ha1 gone under the name OF
Cabbage" up - that time Wnen be w-s
baby he VS. found IA cabbage patch.
AID 10 has never kaown his parents
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rich are large and liberal buyers Of bat
terCt aud worn-out pocket-umers the
which are furnished up and daly engraved
with Initials aad crests and "sich," and
then exhibited as Lelrlooms from sons
Roundlc4d or Cavalier or Nsyfower Pill
grim. who has been intcrlected body, boots
and oreecaes into the new owners pedl-
gree.
ST JoaN's Church. in which Mss rndi-
cott was welded 20 Joseph Chamberlain,
was. in lS4l, the scene OF another interna-
tlonal wedding hardly less famous. This was
the wedding Of Mr.. Parnell. an Irish gen
tleaan Of worth ana substance, 70 the
daughter Of Commodore Charles Stewart
No good American need be told that from
that union came the Charles Stewart Par
nell
MORMON apostles are quite successful IN
obtaining recruits al the South A party Of
hhy le;t Birmingham, Ala, recently for
salt Lake City OF the fifty, eighteen were
girls between twelve and twenty years of
age, sixteen were women between twenty
and forty aud the others were men and boys.
They were Of the poorest class Of country
people, and only nine Of the erLire party are
able 70 read and write.
A WRITER in Popular Ssisnee Monthly SAYS
that from statistics obtained by hrm as 10
the course OF life, habits occupation. tenn
perature, etc, OF about two thousand peo-
PIE over eighty years of age, il appears that
nll OF them. men and women alike, have
always been early rslrers and early risers,
have eaten three meals a day az regular
hours, and have been engaged IN permanent
occupations.
IT IS evident that tie large number OF Chi
nese who are arriving at British Columbia
ports from China are not destined 10 re-
main IL Canada. but are taking this means
Of smuggling themselves into the United
States al the boundary dividing that prov
ince from Washington Territory They
have to pay the fifty dollars tax per head on
landing. which they willingly do, with the
prospect OF getting into the United States
before them
WILLIAM b LOGAN. a NorristOWn horse
shoer, has just completed card Of nine
miniature silver hOrseshoes that he made
from a ten-cent piece Each shoe has hole
drilled through il for the insertion of a nail,
but, strange 70 say, the smallest needle
that IS ordinarily found about a lady's sew
ing-rOom was too large to go through the
holes. Each one was made with the same
hammer, pincers and punch that is used in
the construction of the heaviest hnrseshoes