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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-24
IMPURE BLOOD, CAUSE OF
RHEUMATISM.
low it Should Be Treated To
Effect "a Permanent Cure.

The supreme importance o.
purifying the blood and of re-
storing The diseased liver and
kidneys TO healthy action has
indeed made this subject one ol
great study, the results Of which
have enabled us TO present 10
The afflicted, Hlbbard's Rheu-
matte Syrup, a combination OF
the best known remedies. Pre-
pared by The Cbas. Wright Med
iclne Co, Detroit, Mich.
BY cures unprecedented il has
proven lis right 10 the title OF
"Tbe Creates Blood Purifier and
Kidney and Liver cure ever dis
covered" We challenge any
medicine to show an apprecia-
ton at home like hat which has
poured upon uibbards 2heu-
matte Syrup.
For sale at I. Uarrington's drug
store.
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Agricultural Notes.

The state entomologisi. Prof
,essor Lintner, urges The force
pun, as valuable aid 10 The
'orchariist and gardener in de-
stroyi ,g noxie us insects.
Wet bedding is often he cause
of rheumatism in pigs.
NE Plus Ultra" sweet corn is
catalo.uea by Peter Henderson
& Co. with vegetable seed novel
tiss for 1890. 1t is a medium
curly variety, small, sweet and
t.nder.
JHE wild turkey. which is
hardy and just wild enough TO
take care of itself. is advocated
as a good bird 10 breed.
Geologists assert that If the
contents and the bottom Of The
ocean were graded down TO a
uniform level the world would
be covered with water a mile
deep, SO much greater is he de
preston of the ocean bel than
the elevation OF The exisli1s
5ands.
Oats and barley ground To-
;gether, half and half, make good
feed for pigs.
Flocks of poultry, small en-
,ough 10 insure their being well
cared for brig in money on The
farm.
As feel for dairy COWS il j. re-
commended to plant alfalfa ll,ick
so it will grow slender in r!ie
stalk, and harvest it before the
plant blossoms.
TWENTY good COWS will be en-
ough for p, ofitable farm dairy,
says one authority 1t is all
that two men can milk beside
doing their llrm work.
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The Sparrow.

As The readers of this paper
know. bill has been Offered our
{ Mass. Legislature lsD 10 make
1t "a criminal offence TO feed a
sparrow, and (2nd) TO offer q
Aea,niy for dead sparrow.
We appeared az the hearing
and suggcsed that the first clause
would make half the little girls
in Boston criminals. and The
second would cause the town
about our cities TO swarm with
hoodiums who would over run
other peoples lands with poison
and shot-guns, destroying every
bird they find and endanserlng
both h lman and animal life.
We sent 10 each of the about
800 member Of orr Legislature
an envelope containing our plea
for the sparrow born in this conn
ffy sxd as truly American as any
Of as-the sparrow whose ances-
fors have lived thousands Of
wears 10 the old wofli-who has
kept our city streets and parks
free from canker worms ever
SINCE he came here-wlro during
= portion of The year helps him
self 10 his SHARE of out crops,
ard during the rest act as a pub
l,c scayenger-the sparrow who
xfays with us the year round
xparrow who never drove away
o her birds, unless they tried in
&he spring 10 get INTO The BIRDS
huos he mad been occupying win
His family all winter.
It is our opinion that The AL
mighty made no mistake when
ne created Ire sparrow-ihat The
sparrow does more good thael
hmm-:hat We can raise fooo
enough in America to SUPPLY
both the sparrows and ourselves
and III At if in any locality they
become too numerous, it would
be much better to entrust their
desluciion TO the person whose
crops they injure. or TO some
judislous, humane man Ia each
&oTn 10 call in the hoodlums.
GEO. I. ANGEL.
Elitor of care Of Dumb Am
mails.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-24
A Dude Paralyzed By q Man
From Out West.

A man fromout West was tell
ing few of US in the smokers
compartment about some OF his
adventures in Montana, when a
young man in a very checked
suit. with very red hair and
freckled face, stood in The dool
and inquired:
"Did understand that you
were from the Wesls"
Yes, SIR"
"Way out Westf'
"Yes. sir "
Glad 10 meet YOU. sir. ]
wanted 10 ask you about The In
dams. They are very savage. l
underestimate
well. YES"
delight in toriuring their
prisoners, don't they e.
II believe they do"
NV ell, sir, let me state a sup
posi,ilions case" drawled the
young man. Suppose I was walk
ing across the prairies oui there,
far from human habilationr'
But you wouldn't be-
But suppose l Was"
"Bnt it is not supposab!e
case"
No! Why moi SIP"
because the minute you goi
outside lie dooryars! a jackass
rabbit would tumble YOU oyer
and leave your dead b DIV for the
coyotes. Oh. no. Noiiimg OF
Your senelai appearance could
ever walk on a Muniaua prairie
far frum habilaiiGm y
/ lie yopnG man Swallowed ii
something IN his gulie,, tried
hard Ia smile aud Withdrew will,
he observation that he could
never endure very mach tobar-
co smoke.
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Excursion to Philadelphia.

The. Baltimore. and Ohio Il. r.
Co. will sell excursion tickets 10
Philadelphia from all stations on
lis lires at rate of one fair for the
round trip, on account OF the an
niversary celebration of the Loyal
Legion.
Tickets will be sold for all trains
April 18th to l4th inclusive. and
viii be valid for return passage
until April 2lst inclusive, with
privilege of stepping off ut Balti-
more and Washington in bvth di-
reciions.
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Glen Bros.

Mr. J, r. Chapman. who is in the
employ OF the Glen Bros. Nursery Go,
of Rochester, n. Y, made his FIRST de-
livery last week, which Was pronounced
by competent juds, $ as being the best
nurserv stock ih they had yet seen.
Every order was delivered and no
kicking. The purch ,sers We're all un
usually we'll Pleased with their STOCK,
aud Mr c. In | III ;ropble iii collect
ing every cent due him. They ali
said it was the finest lot oi trees ever
delivered in This sec:;on of the coun
iy. and will no doubt. win for Mr..
Chapman II large aud profitable spring
delivery. Every tree. every shrub.
ev>ry vine proved 10 lie jnsi what was
urdered We are glad to learn .ha,
OTTAWA County has at least one t;nii
tree agent itha has done just as h-
agreed. which speaks wei! 'or him. as
we'll as The company Shonid yGr
,hrk OF buying .n.l thing in the rtir
sery lire, don't ail 10 give Mr CHIP
man your orders. He will doju ;s
he agrees, mnd so will the Glen Bros
- Eimofe, O.. independent, Nov. Ith,
1889 March ~ months.
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DEPART FOR THE WEST.

with & o G train for Corning, al junction
City with B K . trains north and souih, at
Lancaster with train north, at v ashington
with OHIO southern trains south. M. nj
Junction City with 3 & y Trains South nj
Bremen with T.a &C train north al Ian
easter will train south. at Washinaron &
II with ID + w & c train for Weliston az
Cincinnati with train for Chicago. and l. &
n trains for the South. No. at Cir,lpvil /.
with train north nj Washington CH with
ID Z W K G & Ohio Southern trains north.
e. II. WALTON. +. NJ. WILKINSON.
superintendent. Cen F.
ZineSvilfe O. GAINESVILLE,
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A s.fe InVastnen..

Is one Which is guaranteed TO
bling yom satisfactory results. oi
in case ui Iai uif = return of he
purchase price. On t!sls safe plan
YOU can buy from nur advertised
druggist u bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
1t Is guaranteed IN bring yuii re
lief in every case hen used for
any affection of Throat. Lungs or
Chest, such as Consumption In
namaiion Of Lungs. Bronchitis.
Asthma, W hoopiag Cougl and
Group. ele. i Is pleasant and
Agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe.
and can always be depended mp
on. Trial bottles free al + liar.
iilAS'osi ; lang store.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-24

THF Suprem Court Of Califor-
mia has decided that slreet-.car
conductors innsi make change il
the col ndered ii payment be
reasonable in amount. and de
clares S. reasonable Lender for
a cent fare. The Penn. Suprc
me Court has rec 'nily made y
E,clsion exactly The reverse Of
sd.is.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-24
SOUTH BOUND.

No. 81 daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No. 81. This is n solid train, Toledo to Pom
roy, daily except Sunday. On SUNDAY it
will run through from Columns to Attn
ems :ad Hooking valley Division points
Only.
No. sc daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No 80 leaves Chicago daily at 55 m
carrying Pullman Palace Sleepipg and
Reclining Chair Car 10 Columbus, and
runs Gaily except Sunday, CofrgIiiCs 10
POmcrOy.
No ~ daily except Sunday, Columbus 10
Athens
For further Information call on agents
of II v 4 T R'y.
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NORTH BOUND.

Train No 3S. This is solid train Pom
eroy TO Toledo, daily except Sunday. On
Sunday it vii! run through .oToIedH from
Athens and Hooking Valley points only
making difert connection IT Marion 10.
ChicneO reachiD. Chicago 1T D 10 T. IN. con-
nrcf1ng with trains carrying Pnllinai'
and Tourist Sieepers for all facific coast
and intermediate points.
/ NO3T daily between Columbus and Chi
cagn and carries Pullman ,nince sleepin.
ana reclining chair car. srii,in at s.25 n
IN.
NO3i daily except sunday. Columbus to
Toledo. making direct connections 40 'rnle-
do for Detroit and Io:nts Eortb and east.
and ut Marion for Chicago, arriving there
ut 6.i5 M.
No So daily. Columbus TO Toledo, nal king
direct connections ct 'roietlo Tor Detroit
and ail points nnrth and east.
cEAS. II. Rockwell, IL. Fslkenbach,
Gen'i Supt. t;en'l Pass. Ast
COLUMBUS. ..
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The Logan
Home & SAVINGS.
Association.
Just Organized with
DGE S. II. BRIGHT, as President.
JOHN HANSEN, Secretary
l.. A. CULVER, Treasurer.
JOHN f. WHITE, Attorney

"HIS Association is organized for the
Z purpose of raising money to he loaned
~ among TIE members thereof ior use IN
buying lots and houses. in buildin. or re-
pairing houses, and Tor Anrh other purPo-
ses are authorized by law.
BOOKS :or tie subscription 10 III" capital
sock are now opeil- room No. 3, Cuilir
Building. 2i !i0.r.
Shares SiD0.O0 ana 2;,,3. GO each.
Meetings every SatuiGny night from to
9 O'Clock.
Weekly dues on each fSiaf Sto"k % cts
Any meinD,f cGn Draw otlt MS money II t
amy time, and IL lett mere than 6 months
with dividends.
Any member can borrow aS'i,Iucll ,noney
as his shares OF stock rcpreseii ri s per
cent. interest, and such preE,ius.l as. lie
may bid
For further information see Constitution
and Bylaws.
$. II. BRIGHT, President.
John Hansen, Secretary.
L. Ii
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a gentlemen IN Union county,
Mo-, who Is TOO modest Il man IL
have his name mentioned in The
newspapers, WAS cured of rh II
matism by Chamberlain Paia
Balm, after trying other medi-
cines and treatment for thirteen
years For sale by T. Harrlng-
TONS
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-24

Connections No 6 connects ut Washing
ton ~ with ID + w and q trains south,
and at Dresden junction with c Aand {
train for Cleveland
No ~ connects at Washington c II with
w anu and Ohio Southern trains
portii, at Lancaster with G Ii V and 4
trains son.l. ana Junction Cit. with b ana
y tram north, at New lie iington with I
ana y tain for Corning.
No2o connects at CirciavilIe with S Y
trains to and from CoIumbu
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We Now Hare oil Sale

We Now Hare OH Sale
lGGO Mile Tickets-Good on the
entire line at 2 cents per mile.
% Trip Iiekels-Between Two ST.
irons only. at 9 cents per NIL.
so Trip Schoo' Iicke,s-For stu
dents. st very low rates.
Excess Baggage Tickets-At two
thirds OF face value.
Special T,ckets--To parties of 10 OF
over, travelling one ticket, at 2
cents per mile.
Excursion Tickets For parties OF
10 or over ii: reduced rates.
Through Couiea Tickcts-To point
off the line OF this read.
Call On our Agents for Information
regarding the above Tickets.
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Copy CT Original.

Van Vert, O, July II, 80.
Chas. Wright Medicine Co, De-
1roiI, Mich.
Gents: THIS is 10 certify that
| had what is called sciatic rheu
matism so badly that | was all
drawn over 10 one side. Ny hip
sank in so that you could lay
yom band ii, tho cavity, and
con!d do no work Tor over wear.
l tried some OF The best pIvsi-
clans and did almost everything
l could hear or think of, and
mol hing did me any good until |
purchased a bottle Of liibbard's s
Rheumatic Syrup of Hines &
Son. druggists. Van Vert, Ohio.
Four bottles cured me and have
never had il since.
ALBERT King.
We certify to The abvove testi-
monial. HINES & Son,
Druggists.
For sale by +. Harrington.
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A RURAL debating society has
decided that the hen that halches
the egg, and not the hen thai
LAYS it, is lie mother fthe chick
ems. According TO THIS decision
The most numerous mother o.
chickens in his country is tIr
patent Incubator.
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WEST BOUND.
srralnsrun daily. tpaiy except Ssnday,

A.itrains between Cincinnati and Col
umbuS run through without change of fcars
connecting in the Union Depot with alldi-
yerging lines.
Trains No sand l08 have Pullmann
Sleeping Cars between { iucinnati and
PittSburg. Trains NJs Ic2 and l95 have
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Cincin
natl and Columbus and can he occupied
ut Cincinnati or Columbus any time after
100 NJ. Trains Nos. l0l, l0i. l06 ana los
have ParlOr Cars between Columbus and
Cincinnati Trains Nos T0S and I0i hass
through coaches between Cincinnati and
Pittsburg. Train No 10S makes direct con-
nection at Columbus with through Pail
man Sleeping Car for Washington, BaltI-
more, Philadelphia and New York. Trains
Nos lea l06 Sand l0S make direct connection
at Columbus for Chicago, Washington,
Baltimore Philadelphla aud New York.
S.P. PEA ARODY, y. p. McOARTY,
Gen'l Supt, Gen'i Pass >gt
Columbus. o. Columbus @
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CURING OF PILES GUARANTEED.-Will give
81 900 any Of No required OF response
bic parries.
st drnd destructive habit which annually sweeps to
untisy thousands Of exalted talent I'd
brilliant inseicat may eau With confidence
DIR. TRANCE-A;ter years OF experience has discovered
RE weakness In the back and limbs in
voluntary discharges poency general debility nervoasness
tansuor, confusion OF IDEAS palp'ton OF The heart rii
trembling dmness ef sight, tncs dFsases OF the head
tros the liver lungs stomach
bowcshos terrible disorders h-suc fo tie solitary vice OF
sou;hsnd practice bgns their most rzcnn hopes
anticpaticns rendering marriage impossible Take
candid thought before it is late week month may
place the OF hcpe Ny method Of treat
m speedily and permanently tss obstinate
and absolutely restore perfect manhood.
TO MIDDLE-AGED MGE.-Thers many from the
co who troubled with frequent excavations OF ts
often accompanied by burning sa-ting
saiion, Weakening the patient
for On examination Of the urinary deposits
sediment vi. be found and sociincs small particles of alhn
men appear Will thin miki
ebausin; dars tcrpd appearance There
~hC die of this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which is
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-24

Cincinnati Accommo dation leaves u mes
oit.e at 6.25 a. IN. daily, eX ept suuda, ;
Newark 7.2O. Arrives Columbus ut $50 u
i'll. Arrives ut l2.4J =. III
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-24

A CHANCETO MAKE HONEY
n Salary aud expenses paid OF
,nmissioB if preferred. Sales
m ~ wanted everywhere. No tx
De ienre needed. Address STAT
ing are. the
C. L. VAN DUSEN NURSERY co.
Geneva, n. I.
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ST. ALoYsIUs' ACADEMY,

NEW LEXINGTON. PERRXCO ~.
Under the direction of the Sisters Of st. FranclS
The course of study is systematic and thorough. els
tracing c'emeutsry. junior and academic nfpaI,
ments, and il. i;iing music, drawing painlik ann
phonographv. ANIMAL expense for board t"t,2m ~ " "a
English German French and peedle.w9rx S,1nies ~
Mex suil l.eeA u send t. Ae-GLASIA>~1s&s<A-
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EAST BOUND.

Acco IL train leaves Columbus;
at I.39 =! except Sunday; Newark
$40 y Eat GAINESVILLE G42 nj.
Columbus ZareSville, and Sand;i~ky Ac.
conn, odatjon aeaves Columbus 1920 IN.
Arrives at Sanduskyl2 pm
"Trnins run daily. I'D iiy except Sum
day. Daily except No ~.
Sleeping and Dinins..Car on all Throug h
Trains.
CO. .SCCLL, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Baltimore, Md.
". w PEAB DY, J. II. ODELL.
Gell Supt. GenI nianag
Chicago. H.. Baltimore, d.
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medical
month gpison uand
ino
MUhufhs III UysiLS
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Little judith, HE eight year
old daughter of Mr. MnlineauX
of HE Inland Christian Advo-
cate, Des Moines. Iowa, on learn
ing hat her special playmate. Il
child of her own age. had taken
The whooping cough. took 90, :
tie OF medicine. which had cured
her of troublesome cough. and
went over and said You mmss
take Ibis medicine. Ii will do
You good" Mr. Mullineauy was
curious as 10 the results and on
inquiry learned that the little
neI@hbor, WHO had been unable
TO rest AT night, had been great
~ relieved in that respect. The
paroXysms were neither so ire
qnen'. severe or enduring. The
cough under he genial action Of
his admirable remedy, was loos
ened. The medicine liunefies
The mucus and enables The .nf
ferer to threw IT Of. The attack
IN the beginning gave every evi-
dencr of being severe attack of
whooping cough. Indeed il was
IA genuine case; bui his prep.
ration. while perhaps t.may not
be "A positive cure for the di
sease, is un]onbiedIv able 10 al
leviate il. Ifil does not cure it
II vii! give unquesiioned relief
The medicine referred To j.
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy.
For sale al +. agion's drug
Store.
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FRANCE lTEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
3a&DW Gay ST., one block north State House cna0 Incorporated 1885, Capital sa
o
rpsot
udisasesp
The eIsea b home
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When E@by was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoris.
When she mad Children, she gave them Castoris.
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second srge OF seminal weakness We will p~rfe;
in ALI such AID healthy .! Ike sca.
| urinary organs.
| PRIVATE DrSEkSES-Rlocd Poison, Tsn.reel Tsn..
Ger, Structure, Seminal Emissions. Los Of Sexual Power,
Weakness of Sexual Organs OF Desire Male Female,
from mpruden habits youth sexual habits Of
years. that d.bates the sexual faDctons
speedily and permanently cured Consultation free and strictly
confidential Absolute No risks incurred.
Corssrondelco promptly answered rca medicines sea;
from observation 70 all parts CT tho United States.
DISEASES Or WOlIEN.-We have r special ccp.r.
rrrt Thoroughly o.arizei devoted exclusively
CT diseases of Every consulting
specialist letter given the
consdcfatc Important ai few
which have bae the skill of all the home have
benefit full council Of SKILLED specialists In Treatment
females has been Marked
twohirds patients being ladies'. DID, young. married.
and Our method is entirely free Om obec
tonable features of the general practitioner namely Local
treatment We seldom fnd it We
and local the demaLds Ind Instruct
| ladies how themselves
EPILEPSY, OR FIT5-PostEeiJ cu-sd BY new and
| ne. rlethod.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. F.. A. FARQUHAR. OF fzsnesvilLe
Ohio, has by rhe REG uest OF his many friend
in the county. consented to spend one
two Gays Ofeach month ut
LOGAN.
Where all who are sick with acute or
chronic diseases will have an opportunity
Offered them of avaiiing themseIYe Of his
skill in the Curing of diseases.
Dr. Farquhar
IL positively be in Logan. at the ReBapel
.ouse. Thursday and Friday,
MAY 10Th and 10th, 1890.
Where he will he pleased to meet all b
former friends and patrons, as well Al
new ones, who may wish to test the effect
OF his remedies and long experience in
treating every form Of disease.
DIR. FarQulIar has been lOcn ted In Zanes-
vile Tor the asst fOrty-twO years, and dun
ing that time has treated more thnn five
hundred thousan nd patients, with unparnI-
led success.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Crdfseases of long standing and OF evesu
variety and kind, will claim especial at-
tention.
Surgical operations, such as amputa-
tons. operations for hair lip, club foot, TIN
enoval o deformities, tLmors, done e.tH
e at home or abroad. piles treated by
W and painless methods
Cash for Medicines i'm All Gases
Charges moderate and satisfaction guaren
teed. DIX. E. A. FAEoUHAR q SoNa.
June 26. ISS9
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DIR. F.. A. FARQUHAR, Of Zanesvilie
Ohio, has by the REG uest OF his many friend
in the county. consented TO spend one
two tiaYS OF eaclI mont Ii ut
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LOGAN.
Dr. Farnuhar

Where all who are sick with acute or
chronic diseases will have an opportunity
offered them of avaiiing themseIy es Of his
ShIIl in the curiug Of diSe;iSaS.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22

When we come calmly to reflect on
the eminent all-around greatness Of
Washington, it must strike US as being
little short of wonderful that he could
have attained such sterling popularity.
when he always spoke the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the truth.
The man who can succeed without de-
waiting from the truth is indeed q
genius. Ordinary men must lie If they
would be successful. Take my own ex-
perience.
Once upon time / builded n house,
and when moved into it, had a leased
dwelling ON my hands that l wished to
sublet. A woman came out from New
York and was greatly pleased with it.
Finally she asked: lis this a cold hcslse
in winter" Madam l replied, with
all the nobility of q snow white soul, lit
is a very cold house in the winter.' j
have not seen or heard Of her since. /
told the truth, and it cost me exactly
$3.50. 1t was then that l became SO dis
gusted with the truth that l have not in
dulged in it since,
The Father of his Country has never
been overrated by the poet and historian.
He was just as great and good as he is
painted, and we all love and respect his
memory. And we trust we may not be
considered profane when we say that
his universal greatness as truth teller
only serves to bewilder us, because that
greatness gives us but a faint idea Of
what he might hsve been, as a careful,
well trained prevaricator.-Puck
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-22
A Clear Case.

Eminent La~ya-Gentlennen Of the jury,
according to all the testimony pres nsed, the
evidence against my client is psirsiy circum-
stantial. A murder was eoramitsed, aud the
autopsy showed that deceased had been MT
by Grub. few persons saw NY chent
standing over the prostratc man Ny efeDt
had a cluo in his hand. Theciub was bloofy
He was ssen to strike, or, should say, g-o<}y
tap the prostrate man few times wish the
Aforesaid club; but gentlemen OF the jury,
remember the injustice which mas been done
in the sad, regretted. unrecoverable past and
be cautious Remember the hundreis Of In
nocent men who would have suffered snjs<ly
If, at the last moment, SONS happy chcum-
stance had not thrown doubt on tfsir gus3t
Vow. gentlemen. it Is very evident To me
that my client, in returning % his peaceful
home from prayer meeting or sons<hing.
Just happened to sse the Gsceased committing
suicide bv besting himself on the head with
a club, and my benevolent cieuf, true % In
ssiucts OF humanity. rusbsd up, t~rsod tbs
fatal club away. and pisyfully rat,sd ksa
with IL As an adnlouition tbs. he snooid not
try 20 COMM. sc{ciee again.
Verdict Of Jxy-Sos gvity.-Sew York
Beekly