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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-24
CITIZENS SHOT DOWN
FOURTEEN WE'RE KILLED Ann
FORTY WOUNDED.
Austrian Soldiers Suppressed nm
Election Riot in Hungary With
Bullcts-Pricsts IncItcd 1t,

Agram, Hungary, May 23-The elections
for the Croatian and Slovenian provincial
diet took place today. Serious disturbances
occurred in several towns. At Bosniaczi
there was terrible riot The military
were ordered to fire upon the crowd. with
the result that fourteen were killed and
thirty wounded.
The Hungarian papers accuse the Cath
Ollie clergy of fomenting the riots by assert
ing that tho government intends to intro
duce civil marriage.
The soldiers who were arranged to pre-
serve order at Bosnlacal were fired upon
and stoned upon by crowd of a thousand,
mostly women.
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PRINT CLOTHS VERY DULL.
Fall River Mills Declaring Very
Small Dividends.
MANY MANCHESTER LOOMS ARE IDLE.
whitsuntidc Holidays VIII he Made
To Last ~ Long ns Possible.
London Money Market.

Fail River, Mass, May % THE quarter
ly dividend statement Of the Fall River
mill does not show that there has been
much Improvement in the print cloth mar
ket The ayeraee amount paid tut in div
blends is s7-1oc CT per cent, which ia the
lowest in years. On total capital of S22.-
1888 600. twenty-five corporations have paid
to their stockholders sig2 $50. Fifteen com
panies have PASSED without declaring,
against twelve last quarter. The latest TO
pass are the Barnard, Granite and Laurel
Lake. which have allowed the usual time
to pass without dividend for the first
time in wears
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on THE MAKE.
Londoncrs Using the Jubilee for En-
richiMg ThcmsciNcs.

GlclttuS ihtih~StNCN
London, May 29.-Iondon is already
plunged into the Queens Jubilee prepara-
tions. and for the next six weeks it prom
sos to be the most uncomfortable city in
Europe. Along the route OF The procession
the fronts OF the buildings are disfgured
by hdeous scanoldmgs. preparatory to
building seats Even churches like St.
Martins in the Fields have been Sold
to SPECTATORS who have almost complete
ly covered the edifice mentioned with
building preparations. little sign read
ing, Services as usual" being about the
only Indication left OF the church proper.
St Paul's cathedral is likewise disilsurcd
by huge stands.
The price of provisions has already al
vanced, and everything has at least
doubled in cost. Fer the jubilee week sew
eral of the large hotels refuse to make
any definite arrangements Tor rooms even
TO old patrons until a week before ;he
jubilee. Every person who has been aile
to do so has let his or her house for tn,
celebration and is preparing 20 fleo. TO the
country, The fact is that every one IN
London is. TO Use a slang expression. On
the make
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New York May si.-Tbe g07i session
Of tho New York yearly meeting q th.
meeting house on stuyvssan- Square
ihrousrou, he Uhcle day From morning
until uigbt the day was devoted TO pubi!e
worship There vas prayer moetiug tn
the morning. at which ID numhor ~ per
SONS interested IN the sociaiy delivered cd
dF, Sses. and IN the Afternoon there was a
school union ., which the school children
attended Meetings were also held III
Brooklyn.
In the evening therc was = meeting OF
the Youce Friends association nj which
Mary A Nichols read sNpog eu,'tlei "Nr@
Friends clear NJ Ma,ycial!snl e" Her con-
trntloa was that even aulGuE thosn who
believe in the principles Of truth and the
divinity OF Christ, u8yeriai!sa was making
iurCsais
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REPLACED ny PASTE DIAMOND.
Historical Gem stolen From the
Nisnm of Hydrruhad.

Calcutta May 2S.--1t is reported here
from Hyderabad that the historical gem
known ss the imperial diamond, void by
AleSder Jacob (the original of Francis
Marion Crawfords Mr.. Isaacs"), a jew
eier Of simia, to the Nizam OF TIylershad,
has been stolen from the government
treasury and replaced by 4 paste diamond.
The affair has caused u great sensation.
The MAN intended 10 present the dia-
mond to Queen Victoria upon the occasion
of her jubilee.
Jacob after long trial in 1891 for APP
propriGting twenty-three lakhs OF rupees
deposited by the Niaam az earnest OF the
money TO purchase the gem. vas acquitted
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MANCHESTER MARKET.
business Is Small aud Factories Are
at u StuudstiIt.

Manchester. May 93.-There is m change
for tho better in the industries which cen
ter here business is so small tina. the
factories are practically at stands'ill.
The rate OF Eastern exchange mnhes In
dian and Chinese orders for the most part
impossible and there is no sign Of Il re-
vlval as yet in the Leyaat. Idle looms ere
RAPIDLY increasing in number. ono result
of this serious condition is resolution
10 make tho Whitsuntide holidays as long
as possible.
Yarns are becoming more plentiful, a
regular glut in fact, and the old orders
are not replaced by curre1; purchases.
Prices are irregular ana the quotations
which are but nominal. folloT the decline
in cotton. on the continent, however, he
markets are steady to fairly strong.
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LONDON MONEY
Plethora of Ready Cash the Most
Nniiccmhlc Ecntmre.

1..,,. NJ 70 7,ho No. no,ir,ahle
i-V'N'''
feature Of the money market Is tine plethora
OF ready cash, though this will probably be
to-. a., ,b, ro,r .,,,,,ro ,,b,, the
'tsS o'''NNs ''
demands OF the luoIleo iesH''uvs' WNi'n
Will be very heavy oeEin 10 make 'heh-
solves fslt These aud the approaching
.,,,,,,.,,,, ,,ui .,se IN. ,-...-
u'''""''Ne S''''''''' '''- '''7N
sure
Gold continues IN demand for Russis and
-. II, - L.,
luAA HNNt WYNN SNN"t w ''' ~ 49, -
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i4anlcn May 23,A dispatch to the Times
from Buenos Ayres says The sugar indus
try is threatened with severe crisis, ow-
Ing to overprciuction, The excess avail
able for export for the current year is more
than 100000 tons
relegams from the Brazilian frontier OF
Uruguay say that the rebels made a deter
mined stand at Reverb. The government
troops tried to CAPTURE the town. but We're
repulsei with severn loss. They are now
awaiting fer achievements.
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iIlIET HAS BLuNDERtD'
i, II the Powers Conclusive
~ ' Proof Of IT.
/, M, pAsHA WANTS TO NEGOTIATE
..,uer the Hellenic Officers az,
- Isi' .. \. empowered to Act
ra' p,r.eh, with Greece

q, THE correspondent OF
p' 4, constantinopie says ~
% Iln'' ,,.,rpeted their ambassadors
rse' :. ,,o,r representatives in me'iu
% 'f' : turkey and Greece. a col
s q Dot. will be handed to tue '''''
,rssi'h' .,,,,ze that great mall
P'a'' ,.sp displayed on the Turkish
We ,.,,ou is how to settle the 'i'ua-
.,os, humiliation, and 'na's'
taa V''l :. ,eins discussed as the best
!. "a save appearances
u.v a4-The correspondent oil
lanaoa ,,rs a. constantiuople says ! ne
De ,sso,ations continue. 1t Is Is, as IS, ro
rsacs n's Mount OF indemnity viii be re-
bat the ani o"o ooo lires. 100000 to be
tAesdI !, " cash to Turkey ana .', nsyment Of
~ la.asD,sa by Russia as Ppn m
hi.fnnlty "S Sera that after the suspension
!, ,os,Illtles, the Greeks u .,'d tbr bridge
n ,,.inc their linen, cros sson,e o,i' nv tie
sA ,ss Arta and were a,,i .., ,,,o,n ~ TACK
y, -mo,si.h commander, mnV al ',I hours
n. inr heavy fighting soF ven NOUS
- :. il eer,,i officially rts-
,..-s that Edhem Pasha. commander
rr,tIsh army in Thcssaly. has in
,,s Greek officers, who in con-
s,,t,ol with the Turkish officers are
,,n, the neutral zone, that lie is EN-
.,.s IL negotiate the terms of peace
,th Greece direct
Aliens, May eat is again semi-o'"-
an, asserted that Edhem Pasha. the
r,,.j,h commander in chief has repeated
n, statement. that peace must he nesotiat-
), with him and is now pressing fer the
.rS,,mept of Greek plenlpotentiary to
,e,iuc. the settlement OF terms.
Frs May 23.-Prince Ferdinand of
pul,,ria had a long conference toiay With
" Bsuo,aux. 1t is understood the Greco
nrkI.h armlstlce will he prolonged ii at
i, expiration the peace negotiations should
n, ta finished.
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A'ols FOR DISARMAMENT,
depended On Ia Get Cuus
FROM lrreGnlnrs.

80, a' May si.--The Athens CORE
~, A' q The Standard says: The govern
4. ., .aa people are now only anxious for
ussss.m lining OF the irregulars and they
4 Al. rely upon General smolenltz to
Ia -. : soon as the conditions Of peace
annlr'us,s s sr upon. The Greek army
aae S. .oa, anu news comes from S,lonlca
heats q fssas,G,i large Turkish reinforce
ffls ,ei,ss ~, arlskahala and Karditsa tho
rs 10y corn valued at / 900 .O1o dracb.
rs'y Tia, it4Scl1s snloa Is displayed ot tho
Tie MT =, cement Harris MAJ l,t,aH , ,ns
10 ns IA rifle because he , N''.s ,, WIN
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Eagle Lake Ind. May % Though the
general assembly has Coz been in session
today i, has NO, beea Idle. Many o. the
ministers have preachsd IN ncishhor!ns
towns but moss Of the commissioners and
visitors have remained herr. Consequent
~ mesting hsla IN thc larse auditorium
have been fully attended Three sets u
meetings. each double, have occupied the
day
An address was delivered nv Rev, John
Eaton ot Utah. Among other thIngs he
said that the idea that isclygamy was dy-
ing out was mistake.
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Mrs. Johanna puyinshuusen Dead

Cypress Top, Texas, May 23.-Mrs, Jo.
hanna Buyiushausen died at 10 ,, III, Ell
day evening at her residence near the Kor-
sillc pos,oJdcc. This cstimable lady was a
old settler tn these parts aud VIII be
greatly missed aal regretted She has been
suffering intensely during the year
from = canccr On the face. witch. despite
all that medical science eoud 10. kept in
croasing ia size. until death relieved her
from hTthrr suffering. Her age vas shou,
50 years Funeral saturday evening May
20 At A. ii.
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senator McMutiin Fined.

r..tte Rock. ARK, May 9. In the cir
oui, covr, oiay senator K u. McAtuuirs,
who rcceu,ly attempted to murior Colouel
j. y Suithce. on account OF articles sub
ltsnfN IN thc Irlsotte, ~ which Smlthca
IA shs editor. cr!tic.siug tho senator S
cours.s in The legislature. entered a ulea
81 .,.ity 20 an Indictment charging him
Ntth aSErayutpsi ussairli Senator MrMui-
I'm was sentenced 20 nay a nnc 81 SOD SNd
erye Ose minute 10 iAn.
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Outbreak Against Armeni,n.

London, May PA dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph from constantinoplo says serious
outbreaks against the Armenians have oc-
CURED In village near Van and at Inc.
boli seaport of Asia Minor. The Rus.
sian consul at lneboli has telegraphcd to
the government to send warship.
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sbcrlm.' pepnr,mrnt.

Twenty five Dollars Rcward-one dark
dun marc. years old. about llta hands
high. branded Y = on left shoulder, knot
ON ankle % risht foot. Full riSgrd red
leather saadie not stamped, almost brand
now, saddle pockets with black goat hair.
one stlfi-blt bride Ten dollars for arrest
OF thief. SIS for property. 5. \, Gamble.
Constable. Taylor. Texas
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wlnona, Texas, May 22.-J. W. Hall.
deing general merchandise business. has
sold his stock OF goods. including all
store fixtures. TO +, A, Bird. Cotton Belt
railroad agent and postmaster at Winona.
Mr., Hall leaves in a few days for Mineral
Wells for his wite's health.
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rles he fell to tho ground. breaking his
leg just above the knee.
At the late term cf the commi ssloners
court held here. u coupiv nd yalorem tax
of - ceuts on the $luo valuation Of prop
erty for general revenue purposes for the
year 1897. WAS levied
Tho Ncrwegians colony of farmers al
Noruana- this couutY Will soon put In
gasoline pumps for irreadng purposes.
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n,r,~ to CnnsoIidntc.

Kansas city Mo. May s3.--py an ar
arrangement just completed the National
Bank Of Commerce OF this city will absorb
the business of the METROPOLITAN National
bank. having decided to buy the deposits
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BURIED UNDER IRON orr,
Many Men Mere Badly Injured Ia
the Accident.
TWO MEN WERE HORRIBLY CRUSHEh
Rntiroad Cut Banks Cavcd In, Caus.
ing One Mans Dcpth---Fircmcn
Hurt ny Falling Walls.
o MEN WERE HORRIBLY CRUSHED.

Newcastle. Pa. May 23.-This morning
the big Roscna furnace In this city. owned
by Senator Mark Hanna aud ex Senator
Cameron, let go aud tho next Instant q
heavy volume Of coke. iron ore and coal
came crashing through the roof OF the cast
Ing house. hurylng in the neishboyhood Of
fhitty mon Under the debris.
Manager Reia was taken out with tho
'N!n hanging IN shrcds from his hands and
rrns aud his legn ware terribly burned
md bruised. The others injured are: Sam
Tel Moody. burned aud bruised all over
body Nike rctro. head cut IN half dozen
places and bruised and burned about tho
nands and arms william Hanna. hesa cut.
aEi1s almost sc.erod - falling Bhes. iron.
Joseph Lose. head mass u cuts. laying
thr sNuN barn in three places; Frank
| SHeard. head badly cut lcgs bruised. back
and arms terribly burned. Ills Injuries may
result ln death
lialf dozen other rnan were also n-or,
or less lniarcd. but the above are The worst
cases.
\ second accident occurred about twenty
minutes after tho one st the Rosena fur-
| mace. l. was cavcin at the bis seventy
! loot eut Y the Newcastle Traction COM
! pauy. which "a engaged In making 4 track
! To- the Newcastle park. Michael KurIy wa.
! buried under AZ least seyrn,y-fise feat Of
sand gravel clay aud .otNs an was dea
| whom taken out. Peter Herensiy was fe,-
rihly crushed about the shuildrfs frd
| hips. while his chest was crushed. lie viii
! itklty live
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London, May "a. The Times Rome cor,
respondent says that the carte blanche
which the cabinet has obtained from the
chamber means the ultimate abandonment
OF Erythrea.
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Now DnniNh rnhlnni.

Copenhagen, May 20. king Christian
has accepted the resignation Of The Thott
which was rendered on The nth.
Tho cabinet has been reconstructed with
Herr lioerrlees premier and minister OF
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London. May 24-Accordlug to dis
patch TO the Daily Graphic from Corfu. IT
is reported that Colonel Names attcmpted
suicide while in Jail. He has been sen,
handcuned with his entire staff TO Athens
TO be tried by courtmartial.
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,le,tinr nt Cnnrnr.

Conroe. TEXAS. MAY ss-Rey. \. J.
Wharton. an eminent Baptist divine. Is
holding forth as the Baptist church. Every
body speaks Ia highest praise OF his able
and eicuuert sermons.
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Of the latter institution. Both banks are
among he oldest embellishments and big
gsst concerns In the city
While the deal is announced as Il con-
solidation Of the two banks, it is In fact a
liquidation of the Metropolitan bank
through the National Bank If Commerce.
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Disbnndinp ,bn .r,

Larissa, May 23,--Edhcm Pasha. the
Turkish commander, has dshanded and
sent to their homes most of the Albanians
In his army.
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canea' Island of Crete May 2a.-colonel
Stakes, with the last detachment OF tho
Greek expeditionary force. embarked for
Greece this horning
NJ Deisorgis II former foreign minister.
has been elected president OF the Cretan
central committee
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have disunsuished themselves more since
,lian uu,ing me war and bands of irregu-
tating the Phithiotls district, where Tho
condition of the villages is most lamenta.
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Meeting at Round ueeL.

Round Rock. Texas, May ss,-rAe pro-
,raetel mee,lns a; the Baptist church is
still, in progress. Sene ten or twelve
converts is the result 70 date
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Roy. nncn,s snrce...

Bryan Texas May sa-Fhe tabernacle
meeting by Rev. Boen Is s;iu In progress.
To date there have been abou, Twenty-Five
conversions
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Reeyillc. Texas. May ss.--A painful ac-
cideat happened . Louis. the s-yoAr- ola
son OF MIR Henry MeMurrS 81 this city
yesterday While In tree picking bsr-
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RurFIANLY IrALiANs.

Isy Terroriseh the Villages and
Fought Among rhr'nHr',rS.
London, May a4,--The correspondent of
De Daily Telegraph in Epirus gives a ter
ybls picture Of the excuses OF the Italians
While travelling from Arta to zaverda.
He says. They stole brandy and drank
h like water, Armed with reyolvers and
ayone.s by the time they reached Zayerda
icy were qlarreling tlercely among them
elves The villagers. thoroughly alarmed,
uAsred in readiness TO fight the Italians
ID The situation became serious, A Greek
riA to paeify Garihaldlan, who was
hout 10 dash his brains out with a stone,
vAasupn another Italian fired on and
sc1r3ei the Greek.
ln,tantly the cry was raised: "a Greek
N been killed" and tho villagers began
% fire their rifles. The melee became
Isasri, hut the Italians displayd flag
d Truce ami the embarkation was effected,
Tough with difficulty.
&rsral Italian officers told me they did
~ expect to reach land alive. as their
rIialy soldiers would surely kill them.
Hard q &c, Kid ne.
LaodOu. May 23.-The Athens CORES
Fadsnt to the Times says Owing to a
sSuieiude, due to the presence of large
'@sA Of volunteers in the city, the govern
rs! has hastily recalled the forces sent
sATta and will take measures to deport
les dangerous allies TO their various
asa,r':s and at the earliest possible date.
Ae' o. the volunteers making up the
rNaes column are anarchists and the gov
..lsat has done wisely in refusing to
W them TO come here. although they
s-ss'ei on the privilege. The government
a..usm from Arta 10 Seayerla and there
sIel them. with orders to leave for
~ IN ufeek vessels, Thereupon they be-
~ indulge In all sorts OF excess IS and
a. aso eohhlct with the inhabitants. with
i, ssi' mat one Italian was killed and
- - sel,ousS wounded. Finnly after a
~ ata OF trouble they were sent 10
y var 's'0'' VI TWO uTeeN men
,,n-. osi.ae' column tItallanl insisted on
- acre, several Of the volunteers re-
~ u, return 70 Italy on the grouud
~ ny are liable 10 arrest as deserters.
rlv. s'efnmeat has decided tbet tho
~ Mi, nas. return to Italian territory
- liable to arrest 'NNsN 'l's
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y,,is May 2S.-Prince Ferdinand of
put,,rIa had long conference today With
y Bsuo,aux. 1t is understood the Greco
nrkI.h armlstlce will lie prolonged If at
i, expiration the peace negotiations should
=, 4. finished
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EARLY SCOTCH suPeRsTIrIoNs.

If n child died unchristcncd it wan
dcred in woods md solitary places.
%lamcnting it's melancholy fate, and was
often to lie seen. Such children were
called "~tarans."
It was considered q sure sign OF ILL
fortune to mention the name Of an ''un-
chrisicned wcan." and even nj baptism
the name was usually written on n slip
of paper, which WAS handel 10 the off,
cidting minister. that he might be the
first to pronounce il.
II the haEc kept quiet during the
bnpiisimal ceremony, the gossiIs
mourned over it. MS destined to n short
life, and perhaps not n merry one.
Hence, TO eXtort n cry, the women who
received ii from the father would han
die it roughly or even pinch il.
Great are was taken that the bap-
tismal water should not enter the in
fant's cycs-not because such n mis-
hap might result in wailings loud and
long, but because the sufferers future
life, wherever ho went md whatever he
did, would constantly be vcXed by the
presence OF wraiths md s?ecteB.
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NOTES ON HEALTH.

No consumptive person should be per-
mitted to work in o stables or to milk
COWS.
The flesh and milk of Stalled and
sta~ll-confined cows is not wholesome;
4 large part Of it is actually tuberculous.
Tubercle in kline IL disease ~cnge1idcred
by confinement in close stables and
sheds.
People who value their horses also
should prohibit consumptives from en-
tcring their stables, rs the cSpectorn-
tions OF consumptives arc full OF tu-
berculous material which, drying on
the floors, soon rises with the dust in
sweepings. This dust Is fatal to man
and beast
Tubcrclc is carried into the human
system very, very often by the milk OF
tuberculous cows. There are other
ways, of course, Of contracting con-
sumption, but this is n very common
way. Every person who does not wi
'ows and owners of COWS who do not
h,eep them under sanitary conditions,
should he careful to use none but regu-
larly inspected milk hat has been
tested properly.
II the meat consumed by human be-
'ngs VAS always the flesh OF sheep and
cattle allowed II large and free range OF
assure, and the animals were killed
n II humane and scientific manner, so
hat their blood would not become fc-
vcrcd and poisonous from fright. man
kind would escape more than onc-half
the maladics from which they now suf-
fer.-I.adics' World.
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A THOUGHT a DAY,

The love that endureth all things
s%clf-lovc.
Fancy should always 10 subordinated
10
y nun should keep his friendship in
constant repair.
Riches have wings, but they flap no
welcome TO poor relations.
The charity that begins at home and
ends ut home is weak in the legs.
You will limit the number IF YOUR
troubles il you limit the number you tell
them to.
Many men who fall In love and claim
to have lost their hearts are convinced
by subsequent experience that they lost
their beads instcad.-N. Y. Weekly. -
WISE SAYINGS WELL SAID.
Silence is wisdom, when speaking u
Jolly.
Wine hath drowned more men than
.hc sea.
Poverty On an old mans back is /,
heavy burthcn.
The brightest OF all things, the sun.
lnt!i it's srots.
Crc pair OF heels is often worth two
mir OF hands.
The credit got by n lie lasts only till
he truth comes out.
Owe money to be paid ut Easter, and
HcEt viii seem short.
The brcast-plntc OF Innocence Is not
.l"ays scnndal-proof.
Who repairs not his gutter repairs his
hole housc.-Spanish.
Great souls attract sorrows as noun
hET DO storms. But the thunder
pm's break upon them, and they thus
,.'a a shelter for the plains around
.~.y..tsr.
Dreadful things slip or ones tongue
-h,n angry, things that spring up nj
." moment, md come out hot, and
hri they afterwards repent OF hay-
- "n;d.-F. +. Montrcssor.
IN England I found n cultivated per-
~ htly surrounded by n happy home,
''iH honor, love, obedience and Il troop
fi'''Ehs. . . In Wordsworth's housc-
oil comfort and culture were secured
'It;out any displny.-EtncrEOn.