Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 38, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 October 1878 — Page 3

WEEKLYJJOURlER C. If ill, Fasllaaer. JASPER, - - - INDIANA.

ITEMS OF INTEREST. FerouHftl and Literary. -Thestatueof Humboldt, at the Ports Imposition, has been purchased by Henry Shaw, who has presented it to the city of St. Louis. A newspaper, to be printed in the

Indian language, and called The Pipe of

react, win do issued at Sault sto. Alaiii

on tlio 1st of October.

are caught i a large numbers off the Pope Leo XIII. take onit drives I onannel Islands, Santa Barbara, Cal. ciooasionally to Monte Mario, attired in 1

I -Vak . I I f.t t a. t . lit. m . .. t

"itou uiixhu wun ft little ooal- name 01

. itresn peat, mixed with a little ooal.' the habit of a Simula nrlit. H,i rUin

uust, is being used in the Eat for heat- a a private carriage, the fatal tide of 1874 no event

lniV AMD n.. ....II f . I . .1 . ' '

ouiiin-uuHiiw, wiwi a i from SO to 40 per cent, over

coal.

saving of 5 -The new Karl of Leitrim, with ktaiK5ailW beet soft Count, lately visited, hie estates, aad la Main. TheyTeW o

1'AXIC AMONG OrriCM.mJI.UNKM.

(from the .Vow York Sen.

surre in politic whleh ha o Mart led

rNMt election

only unprepared

Bss4HK ffV

14MHnS1

than was Meemrv. Ji

awHiey standard, we de net thiak the

attained uy the Kepublleaa party afrer an expenditure of nearly fourteen thouiand mtilkHi of dollars in eighteen year, any lh'f.to Kd of ; aad if the natfea k I

uriiu riuuiItTAil will. . . l ! . . i . frir it t.nr .... .-.1 ...I i. .. ... . i . . I l... .. i zvm9 -

" " "vwn o nun a rim UMHUAV IK tH- i "t " .aiiiwM bmct a OfHllinglMtcr M mtnnefts twrpwrailOfl, UMM1 It M I8i6. . 1, . . i . "... J ' ahsMt im una ill. rr.iu.i.i.ii..ii.'i i il i ' . 1?" " ?rw

More than 6,000.000 cans of corn ; thusiasm by thq tenantry, aro now paokel in Maine annually and The Queen of Italv I

i.T I iH -ry 1H . thB wor,,, Jhhl I Prelty na lKt.lookiBir, harintrHkht ' "l H btlMllOW to that. Stun. Sv... ' l.l.w. .s i ? , yJ, i.i

VW,uw, and giving profitable om- that is the eownco of sweetnese was run like a ckwj eoriwraUoB, the mrlu nwined insolvent thirteen ye

Ii iy mni 10 iroin H.000 to 10.000 neo-r .iu,..,i ..... t.- i. o IZ 1 wf tt,rr u ' pocket of Mr. iiw oeruialy solvent to-day; hut

pio during the packing season. ' a.i r ..'JT"" ' ' .? B,mrr ' ""JlV "a.twtl 1 or ?Llh8 II who were solvent thirteen

almost iwt-i,. If .ny State in the Union

is descnbeil aa aad lw iabl tlmn ail ntkwr. t u, d.vu

iKH?nr DittH of afeetle, Maine way

iu e vniovou ihmi Ulal action.

that is the eesenoo of sweetness.

-M. .laoottin, the French Senator

the people are so mueh worse oC new tbaa they were then that taey ean hardly n)oy

Treaurv aoeounU orhlhlr it u im. .a

It , President Hayes says, that the Government

ears ago, while

t tilling Mil nT

An Augusta (Ga.) dentist ha$ VCnUlU an CXCCedinwlv fntrnntnim

ie ! useful liulo turbine wheel to be used

uiintai work.

and Judge, caught cheating at cards,

loaned a the neceeoittei of tlw nartr r.

pesed lie had

It. ia liufill.T la flfOW tl.ua. 1 n

t- r.s A., ,u silvnr ,1,,11-n ,. Vu.v ...... "!. I T wemy-iwo penormancee of

in- has resigned both of his dignities, and twI,r' te Mn Honor8 ! "''tiffiSffiS! in Honor. i treat, t a ,(erM)BHl lMW nan Twenty-two performances of Mrae- ?f wh.,eM b would d

j mn are imnkrupt now. The fallaey of this argument front eontrMted Mmiru

Ilev. John Lantr. of Edinburgh, has

cotnpleted a dictioaary of the anonymous and psoudonymous literature of Great Britain, which contains 22,000 entries. D'Aubigne's great work on the Protestant Befonuation, bogun moro than 40 pars ago, will be complotod in a few days by the issue of the concluding volume. Joseph Cook, who has recently finished building himself a beautiful homo at Ticondcroga, earns between $22,000 and $30,000 a year by his lecturing. Among the recont issues of the Japanoso pross is a version of the Apooalypso of St. John, made from the oldest Greek manuscript byJtev. Nathan Brown, an American missionary. Of Longfellow's fivo children, Onslow the eldest is married and in business in Boston; Ernest is a painter, studying in Europe; Alice, the eldest daughter, is a writer; Edith is now Mrs. Kiphard II. Dana, 3d; and Anna is literary in her inclinations.

MMMbuilnn- the, titl.t

of which no nan would dare dhutite. He had the utmost confidence in the usual ma-

:e Home of the ebief victim of

revolution, who 1 f II (U ll.fU Al 111 a.

... ' - - - uHuviiniiiuun Ul

r iii....! inu n f vvt t m n n n oil a. 1.11. -.

a notanlo improvement in watchoa Whn tb (). tn c.i i spread alarm, .Mr. Blaine went to the far is reportod from Chaur d Pnn,u K.;t. J l,.?n.111" Quoen went to Scotland Wet to ktumn. wt i. u.w i? J

erland. By u neculiar nro 7h I "mm VueenKeynolds and the ed, and then hte7ed hoe: uoon" t dden

Kyp camp near uuntmr; the gypsv summons, to find his scepter : departed. So Queen was seated on a platform and i?r' ue, Chairman of the CoBgrea-lonal wore a purple dress trimmed with white " LoH,raMee, would not admit the possibility lace. uu wmt8 , of defeat until he found himself hokted out

. . '".wonicrewj oy an " lrnorant me

a fee ' which the President doe BOt rive a mart Lia b

late, and rather 1 applieatlon, but seems to Indicate one. I

tiii . 1 1 va ihA .n r . . ...a '

tie water is nar'a nmu f a.u cs i..." . had the utmoal

a novel left incomplete by her hHsband, "rf 0,1 wi a drill or other den- 7,000, of which .W0 oes 1 to torr l?ri"' entitled You Play Me alse." It will " itrument 4.G00 revolutions a min- j Zl "

' i t -a nmiahin mnft-.nMi z a i i

fallacy

Knl

A'ith Enclawl of the nra&ent dav.

in Macaulay'a

land under tha

celebrated

Stuarts ae

By it peculiar nrocoss thn fitr.

uros on the dial are rendered luminous, so that if exposed once during the day to the sunlight they remain phosphorescent and visible throughout tho night. Preparations are being made for tho production of these watches on a large scale. Thirty thousand poople are engaged m the oyster trado of Baltimore, and more than 700 schooners and pongies form its Chesapeake oystor fleet. Some expert will open 25 gallons a day of oysters, earning 20 cents per gallon ; men, women, girls (mostly of German parentage), and boys, aro engaged in tho packimr and sh iniiintr rnnnw u'lmr.i

. . i - f I o . u...... ..vi. v

like the

picture of Ei

oontrastetl w

wherein he oontrivei. ta nut ail th nnmZ2

were gay and J to the credit of the revolution of lew. The

uam?er ionic 'rue way to test the career of the Kepubli-

uaR party w to reckon up Its works and the cost of them. It put down the rebellion, but after much blunder and mtemaaaKemenu It freed the slaves, but by the merlHee of a white man's life for every BMrre man liberated, and by the expenditure et money enough to buy ever- slaf e in the South at a fair market price. It reconstructed the rebellious SUtao.

meeting of the creditors of the , chanle," whom he scouted as a competitor j hut weighed them down with

vm.v-u 1AIUUU9 uui tin uHnaer, oirousoersr, . . "" i uuruen or aisnonetiy contraeteu debt, lawas held at Prague, Bohemia, August 3, ;VJ .Lru!M,i..made.fo t,h,s resH!t ar? ' f'" wlth e,i" d dlraoed the wlinil.l..2u i J,B,ere after-thoushts.and devices conhired I whole oountrr bv the knaverfe f tk a.r.

,rTnrf?i i X ueu w,in i"P w deceive the unwary. Instead of the pet-baggers. It built the Pacllc llroad bv ETV.. i ,l LU,.ri0a"8' .4no..Per cent: 1 $'!S nhl. a? f Pretend in some an?Sf ey JSWSSffS

lu Mm in nu uiiiuiuN, tne secona 'i"" i eeeueu me aggregate or iatt after two years, and the third after four " W b3r2,ri0,4,S".d was on,Jr 10T1 be,ow tBe years. total oast for Tilden and Hayea. The dintrlTl. n,ltt, , . butlon of the votes shows that the Demo1 fte Hutch papers speak of aeon- rats took the Greenback club to crack the templated marriage of the King of Hoi- Kepublluanhkull, as they are likely to do in land to Princess Paulino, nf w.i.iunL. Ma-rttachusetta and other States, where thev

the eldest dausrhter of the rciVninJ ' rt ,H ,n.a lPeIe minority heretofore. Prince of WSLpLiil J' ronIoIder Is.perha, of all

the measuring, washing, assort ng and f nViona ,uV.w- K mow, a na of others, the man with the hanestgnt as to canning go on inceesantlv Helena, daughter of the late Duke of , coming political changes. He watches Conu- Nassau. She is 22 years of ace. ventlone, priraarle, new departures, and o wero shown yesterday, savs the , . 3 7 h ' . election-' L th vtii i,,;., .uS ,ul

ri v ". J . .

wwiuuiuus ua.; Ttmts, a beautiful specimen of homo-mado silk, the same being the product of a lot of worms belonging to Miss Janio Pricliard, of Ham-

iiion, uarns County. Miss Pricliard

Tho hrnakfart on l,o , S?1'?". .81 ne weather bureau does the

!.. t,2 " .. ' .i xir ."W.?..U1 e barometer.

"iius s visit to unveil lue , ave a siniHcanoe for hi

ii in ?lc- TPP,0rrcllPul.,ln M h8S100,000 silk worms, and she has sue- . -rV V S le.cimnS London on ceded most admirably in securing from . " The Peripteral Hexastvle. anrf Enst.rio thnm & full vi,.i,i ,.t .?..?"

V "LnrrL,,cf ot Alatmnda." When shown us will t-qurtl in richness of color Jo Look- hoard of it, adds newspaper and firmness of texture the lineal specilaragraphist, ho pricked up his ears mens from those hectious which make aad sued him for infringement of nut. silk cnlti

C3 y w ---.w a W.VIIi

Corn loses one-fifth by dryinsr, and

wnoat one-fourteenth. From this the estimate is made that it is more profitable for the farmer to sell unshnllml

in the fall at 75 cents than at SI a biishol

at $1.25 in December is equal to 9lM u ? r'ard She in the succeeding June. In casosof po- y

Odfta aatl Kada.

ent.

Henry M..Stanlcy is still in Paris, and has not recovered from the eflectof his African fevers. He seems unable, with the best care of himself, to get rid of them. Ho is yet thin and weak, and recovers so slowly that hois despondent at times of ultimate convalescence.

Edgar A. Poe, according to a writer tatoes taking those that rot and are in the San Francisno flhrnnfAir v,. otherwisn lot inmoimn

die of dissipation, but from the etlects sunnkago, thorn is little doubt ihat he-: " x. acknowledge the com," as the of some drug administered by round- 'ween October and Juno the loss to tho I man sa,i!. wnen "e Pu1ih1 on a tight ers" at an election in Baltimore, to so ' owner who holds them is not less than , boot " Ctt9 Derrick. stupefy him that they could get him to ! 83 i,cr cant. A mark was set upon Cain ; but the vote at a dozen different polling places. I umbrella was, for some inscrutable reaMrs. Mortimer, who lately died in Hafl" "d MUh,lP' ' w? toft unprotected. Boston TransEngland. wi uor.nir i-n,.u. . u Robert nrvlla. a rann7o 1 criiU.

literary world, yet she wrote a book that f r'fc11 50 eot fro,n a balloon.while mak- Them's no disgrace in being poorsold to the numecr of 500,000, and oth- inSn ascension at Phoenix, V., and I he thing is to keep it quiet and not let at ....... t . 1 . . . U.i n 1 n r. ..... 1 1 I-! 1 1 - 1 !LI . .

ta huv iiiuuii ivm popular, nor first ,,ow,,uj KUiea

They all

tn UMalab laa

statue of the Prince Consort, cost $10,- outside world generally may be Indifferent. 000; the reception of the Emperor of f'Sen years he and his friends have Itniula i: vui. it ... . .. . oeen llunsr Kenermislv at tho nnMinnrHi

reception of the Prince of Wales, on his hScveJ SiS'S honeft I return frnm Tmtia kui ruv ,i .i. .,iiLt..u.i....lj . J , ""'"t .

. -- . "ivuvi mm inu i , uuniiiees, ox laie, n&n liven 10

uainjuoi in uunor 01 tne uzar, $ 13,380. The Sanish Cabinet is said to be discussing a second marriage for Kin" Alphonso. The Princess Christine" youngest sister of the late Queen, and the English Princess Beatrice are the women under consideration. The lat ter is a few years older that the King, but an alliance with the British

family is considered advantageous. In

Ktoweu the great work iinon a nrlvat mr.

poratlon guilty of the vlleet briber' to attain m?8"8, 11 has squandered hundreds of millions on our navy, and we are without effectual war-ships. It has almost brought about the resumption of specie payment, but only after the most curious course of MnaneiM Jugglery with irredeemable paper, which it sometime considered receivable for debts contracted in gold and sometimes considered ineunlcieflt tender of debts contracted in naner. It boatR innrAao nf fnr.

eign commerce after almost throttling it by

wriH. ii is prouu or reduced expenditures after being compelled to the reduction by a Democratic House of KepreeenUtlves. Verily, If things are ia good eondiUon.whteh

is,to tythe leat, doubtful, we owe little thanks to the Republican party.

anu most suocesef ul work, "The Peep of Day," was published anonymously, and the rest as " by the author of The Peep of Day.'" All were concerned with elementary religious or secular instruction.

Soheol ntid Church.

Vassar Colin ha

Samuel h, Caldwell ;is successor

lueni iiaymond.

The Methodist Conference of

reports 102 members, 8 churches, and 12 Sunday-schools. -Her. V. Schofield, a Wcslcyan minLSoAust?i,i'i has dld and left -'io,UW to his denomination ior a chapel-building in that conntry. The Universalist State Convention Of iNew York tnrf f Itat-

named Oglesby, while fixing the lock of " .ra,lw3 tra,ns n,nP a rille, accidentally shot his little 4-ycar- Chlc9 Journal, old boy, instantly killinir hiiu. It's amusing to see an

7 i Powell, aged 22, of Clifton, chosen Prof. West Va., was instantly killed by tho : icessorto Prcs- accidental dtschargo of his own gun

glorify the grandeur of GrantUm, to uphold the carpet-baggers, and to distribute documents to the campaign committees. These patriots UaU kept a keen lookout on the new movement, but they never dreamed that it could have the audacitv to fhall their Gibraltar in Maine. They "nad beeH assured by Klalne, Hale, and the other members of that corpomtlon, that all was well, and when Blaine started olt on his star tour their faith was strong enough to move a mountain. Imagine the feeling of these ardent supporters of the Constitution, and all the amendments,at big salaries, when the uewe was Hashed over the wires that Maine was lost 1 The next day when aMiirance was made doubly gure, the gloom In the de-

paumcuia i n asningtoa was as lr some terrible scourge had desolated the households of their occupant. Six or seven thousand props of the Government and pillars 6t the Kepubllcaa church who bad come to consider that the Treasury was created for their f-peelal use, and that the countrv could sot prosper without their official countenance, suddenly diH'oyered that the world moved. Since this light dawned upon them happiaeofl has gone out of their omcial lives. '1 hey look HTVnn ttu. flltlipa fma l.tl....l... .. .It.

your neighbors know any thing about it. forbidding, since. they may not be per-

"im mjf ouiruiin LMtfm ml lw nr iHr ap

inevitable change. Others have become re-

marKatdy conservative inside a week. They are far more tolerant of opponents than formerly, and are great admirers ef the era

oi gojw reeling, when the lamb and the lion

A CAMFAIOX

OX CIVIL NEKVICK PRIX-CIVVKH.

St. Luls Republican Washington Special. THK CAHIKKT AXI TIIK C.lMI'AIOX. The Administration is head over heels ia the campaign. The civil-service rules have been eoraplstely set aside. Even Sohurz is Koingoa the stump this week, beginning riday night at Cincinnati. Nearly ail the other members of the Cabinet and the President nave made political speeches. Evarts will make several speeches in New York during the last two or three weeks of the campaign. Atty.-Gen. Devens is going Into the Massachusetts hght. Vice-President Whoalm-will

come to the surface before the campaign is over ia New York. Key has not made any

nj.vT7v.ucTT., as uuingtu wouiu ueiroy his rep

utation as having any influence with

uemocraue party, but hi

the ItepublieaiM

party, but

ieana than

the

e has done more fer

if be should KaV-a

speeeoes. He Is absenting himeelf from the Department during the campaign to give Tyner and Brady, educated in politics by Morton, fall swing of the Postal Department, that they may use its influences for the party. The campaign committee take advantage of the situation, and is bow forcing subM;riptioM from Government clerks, not even sparing

Miss Mattia Borora of Dallai Tv. I JSlmira Qaxitte

as, was fstally burned by her clothe; -Statistics go to show that one-half MaaTh taking fire while preparing dinner. the swearing used in the management , fn to lt Whf lTXveToKn ! iZw mXXnuZ tLl.

At uiossom rrairio, Tcxas.a farmer a lvvr ianiooat win run three doz-

timos as far.

abused stroot.

dog fly around an adjacent comer with his tail closelv reefed, when a s.i-fn.t.

nusor publications through the mails. The Treasury printing-presses are kept busy printlnir what hundreds of Horta . .

gageu in compiling. Your

party

correspondent

".rr, " . m iiwii n lo-Hicui a ousnei-oasKet full or those

misj lie upwn togeiner, anu there wm be no document, no two alike, and there aredezprof crlption for opinion's Mike. Upon re- ens of other namnhleta in flip ttrintAr'u

-: female suddenly ps to pick up her Ke j SSSff w jjSSf VKSSJ3 ' of Kzil.U hechng Leader. theexceMot too much iHwer, and they srker who asks for I Tf.iuhJ iJSffiK

iormation.

I I . . M. T . a. a

hiiu out miming wiiu a

Utah friends along tho Ohio Hirer. i TJie father who won't let his daiisrh.

A man was recently literally cook-1 er s,t out 0,1 tn4 inmi 8teP wit her cd in a steam bath in San Francisco, t eu these cool nights has no respect into winch he went without the knowl- . r 1,10 men who nufacture coiighedge of the attendants. Ho turned the 8lruIw' Philadelphia Chronicle-JIer-steam on igrnorautlv and whs first snf. al(l'

located and then boiled.

uunknow it woukl have been better, perhaiw. if the Democrata had noutnuattv Wn

allowed a majority in one braneh of Cea-1 gn-!.. . John Sherman's change of front In face of the cuemr. rlsrhton the eve nf tho full iu. 1

Hons has intent-iel the panic among the

uiiice-iioiaers.

aeer Fisher.

An account of a remarkable incident comes from Aurora, Ind. A few davs

They know that a desperate gt s trio of young aien were fish-

n ra"" iuovuiu jvis ; . wa"r .w . - tr - - - - - r,aaaA.a T , . a . a a I f Hfl tl IT f C t HCtPIIlt a nl.xtr. t 1 ' Oil Tl VT tt t 1 tU . Iflt-0'A ntlmllllM nA .IahaI...

Miss Anna Howard Shaw, of Bis: , parents refused to allow her to marry. We can not indorse the communis- biftl1 ,le" closely to some of the leaders.

-t.ff, miuiii, nod rratiuateu at the .J. Li. Uressen lanh. a vnnmr lni.

uoston Theological Seminary in June, gist of Marysville, ' 0 , committed sui-, b,sav; nas charge of a church in East Dennt. 1 cido bv tHkW tin;,, n!d i - 1 their vi

Alas. , . o 1 .. itm a .,,, .taw, lottor. ntMtinir r hat. I

1 waaww a v f v aa niLUUUb a 11

Statin&f th:it lift WflJl wifrinnt a

. ' ""v

St. U)ttis has 176 churches, of which i nonle and could not live without his -i- are Catholic, 26 Presbyterian, 20 affianced, who died very suddenly a i Methodist, 18 Baptist, 16 Episcopal, 13 " short time since. , i'Utlieran. 4 f!finrracrattr.n.t a. ..I . t tV,..! l a . .

. . - ""t,."6"""'"t j iu. onuiuuns, a promtLn,tTann- 1 nont citizen of Panola, Va., met his Indiana is said to posses tho largest I doiith recently in a remarkable manner, chool fund of any State in the Union I IIe ws in his room bathing in a small .00,095. An addition of 40,000 has tin tub when he had an attack of epi-

maue l0 me fund during the past luI,sy ana ins bead became jammed in

anu many are iree to say Mayes was never

eiecie ana Tllden ought to be seated. Convert!, multiply dally, and the Main election hs worked wonder., besides giving James G. Dlalne an Indeflnlte leave of absenee. He

" can how repeat the curt saying of Monsieur

year.

Ia lennsylvania there are Lutheran pastors who serve four, five, six and seven congregations,and there are two who serve eight. One charge has a membership, ft is reported, of 1,720. A recent advertisement for a toachcr in the suburbs of Boston at $500 a year brought 92 applications, including some from Harvard and Yl

tic faction who want to destroy all la-

ing machinery until we know ews about artificial teoth. V

draw the line somawhore Snt.

ford Advocate.

Feathers will be timrra11t- fjOf K. aner the death of Charles XII. at tbt.wTntir ifLiiv "niverX orn F tho Imttle of Frederkskshall, "Gentlemen, this waiter. Fash ion Item. Guess not. the game is up, let us be going."

w " nwv nm ivmillBIS IJUb O, 9U11- - 1 tary feather. If our friends choose to the kkpubmcax make themselves ridiculous, thev can do

so; but no feathers for us. AVrii- . from the Xew York World.) town Herald. ' The Meeh of President Hayes from the

ib ia an iiiLniiMimir h vnr wainnmr- LTAn tA i.atiHa,.i.i ... i. m 1 . w

. "r , 'ftnviiiux Tv.aj unc LiinL nuuiu never n&vfl iif4n TiL'nn iiiir if ir iuuw in Hfaran i 'raai- naati

A younir cirl of Charleston. T.o a young lady in Sunday-school endear- unless the case was almost honele!. Asa.

O 7 -.w i . . a 1 . a . 1 . - a , . I -1 "VJ V MtOkUt iW4 V A 3U1HK

Pill th VfStAr l a rtf OAmA onaMal i..

ing into the stream. Looking in the direction whence the sound came, they saw a large black hog, which had evidently oorae down from among the roaming lots of porkers which make HfA a htinfaH in inil amnrul tli. tnon.

) ; .... v. B.waKu lira ivnfl) t swimming rapidly towards the center

oi tne pool, which, was about one hundred feet wide and eight feet deep. At about the center the animal disappeared, remaining under water for a coasiderable time, aad or reappearing was seen to have in his mouth a fine lire bass about eight inches long, with which he swam ashore, aad. on arriviiw cm

land, proceeded to eat with the avidity at iviU.Ii t. l; - . jr.

KAlVNCK-SHKET.

asked with deepest

the tub, and so he drowned. '

I n .1.. f f . I G O . T . . .

r rViT , i uvniuuig-iiousei , "T" "u cFj't iuin lire aeot nas oeen reduced: that

atos, and a woman was 400.

finally hired at

i Of the COlint V. TOM in hup alcun and

walked to the head of the steps in her

constitutional Convention to insert a clause in the new Constitution compelling the observance of the Sabbath day a far as business pursuits are concerned throughout the State. . At l rec8Bt scho1 dwrtrict election 1 ew Hvn, Cona., the issue being an attempt to reestablish devotional exercises ia the public sehools, the ticket ivrlBf the reeMablishment was electZuL ajrity.- The Catholics JhAT Proiesiaau to bring tx Mm MMoeee of the Bihk ticket.

; grand stand at St. l'aul Is a carefully pre-

Bisvar e rtmrwamm.r . i v. mvb..mv v im . cwji m ... . muii. . . . . . - j

Why are you thus wild with woe?" he . r-v Deiwrtmest designed to exhibit the.ad- relish peculiar to his species. After

drtwl ' , , "S" ihc oouniry nas maue . fimwneu im: ian vestige wiui

hat ' a grunt, the animal again betook himthe j self to the water, 'aad again dived to the

considerable time.

made agaia

whleh

before Thk

on Mm

fourth trip the animal seoared a small

turtle, which it also carried ashore.aad, after some difficulty, manaced to A.

spatch, breaking the shell with its strong

r me Delaware water lian ia l'enn- F""i Biieuuy to a oaoKeuui of water- amount or taxes levied has been rmu

svlvania. while otiatrin to Kitr ituah. melon rinds under the khnhnn thla that the ordinary exBendlturtM hv iB l "piiom, remaining a

kill Falls, witn her father, mother, and . The conundrum was answered. Break. Tfi)ch antl Ulanee of trade has omng up with a snort, he

other frlanda. lMt.Mi tnn fa. tuZ fast Tahle. "u.ie. . . J" inference sug-! ior tne snore with another fish,

ede Of th rnInlM . nd nHHn". -Snn,.hnd.M..,h.U t. S"J L"J f" S? .WffJ!!! LhdlipitoWfl1lklrU

l,Sl-. fail loVrr. rjrlV? " ,M7 -1 r1!'"-1 was repeated a third time, and

' u iu mo natai uiuw 'u" n ueiEuuur a uecausKi ir rniin. -imi u, .uniucu. uui ie i ir.

is imn r lauvnam.

enee

The lndebtel

a

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Ktih

uuuiuui IKUIVIVX Bl UUI11V. VR. AIlq . v a LilllUU WS DILI ITl IV SMI A PJ llitwtr Jlc inu mHl IO Ufl MlMIIIMi. ThU'iI-.l. i a . a . - 9

onlymethod for testing the adminlHratl , m."'..?: :mU1Wl ?B '

itio soothine-sirap LowtU Gourier ' Vr ReP"D'in pany is to consider J .,..! t FiiBe ior imm aay euW I ' . 70IM" O carter, whether the public debt was reckleesly ere- Pittsburg D9pMoK.

lathe's mansion, and fell down the en- J sooiations, lyceums, churches and liter-" f0UBt blunders in regard to the eurren-

r.M.6.,v. xireuiiKcruuvupiinia ot tne j ary societies to understand that h la i u'-.i. " .T: . 'L c?u nas loonign;

nouse, waxea up by the noise, rushed into the passage aad found the beautiful

gin ia tae throes oi death. She died ia

a few hours.

Qusen Mother Christina, of Spain, who has just died, was sister to " Bemfe" of Naples. M. Bois Dubois has left $400,090 for popalar imHrotio ia the two poorest eUstriew of Fads. m -Q4Mi Vie4rk is ia SeoUaad agaia fer the seeoad Ume this Tear. Mm has

JlHIM Bslmrn. the mast wka Int aa.

v wvioww iu uuucrsianu tuat ne is whsther thpriw.niiii.iVaL VTX.t.uJ'Jll now onen for nVm..t. th. L II1! 5.xJe.nliiUlre!i w.eFe exorbitant;

a 1U-0 n " fwr""""" iMiwwer jueiciousiy levied; son of 188-9 on the same old terms; so j whether the error originally commit-

mm jhhui, ana ne wm stand at the door and take tickets himself as long as the audience laeto. JkWVyc. She was a Boston girl. She was Tjtiag her Whitehall country oousias. While waikiag out, several bUsries Pf, "Oh, dear mm! what ohwatiatr little birds; they are perfectly exquisite." ' Ther sn aot kirda.

nfll favSVt

tea were remedied with .in ha.t.

and whether the aabit ef extravagaaee e easily contrasted was williagly flung aside. In a word, without dkevtlag Mn Hayes's lagsahxisly eomplled igurea. the questiea remain to be osatidsred: Hew mtteh ef our gala bhm been made m saHe of the RsmMteaa jfarty rather thaa thrmigh ieffiMSMer the lesreer ef that oaiilaaUoa t must he udnd, net by eowparTag eur dtMea aew wftb our coadWoa ua Tysari taf4ed er jm&vn. If the rsnlisat

f.g.JMW WSflaChasl bsMms4e tbree times mete TCiwaimi

A Fat fer Erelatieahts.

Mr. Darwin might tarn to account a story ki a German paper of the manner n wWeh an intelligent dog adapted himself to his oosdRioa. Two deaf aad dumb womsa lived together in a small set of rooms, to whom somebody gave a little dog as a present. For some time, wbeaerer any body rang the bell at the door, tbe dog barked to attract the wornM'a aVtfttto. Ha soon discorered, howeror, that aeetbor'.the bell nor the lmitiaf bad aay effect, and at case ook to tbe m-aotioe of smllhMr at aba

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