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L!v2N300D&OLINGER,;
n.YxivKiis, j
32aiii SJrwt. opposite the PmI J
office. Dale City, Pa.
We In.fi, nrrtiar.!e Eaatand Wit. I'rafU
n.i 'l!e'k otbrr hack. rui. J5 penal atta-ti.-ti
p;ut t' c'lioc.i.ai. Mmiry thrived on 3.
; pjya! !e un JrniDil: interval pajdoa time de
i.Tcry.t.itjt in liie Banking Use wtll ra-
irr r prompt paraxial aurathot we shall do
:truttn.t tu rire a:ie:artl"n to oar depuailor
ui ' LIVF.Xa'K 'D fc OLINGER. I
Cambria County
BANK,
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JOHNSTOWN.PA.,
i ' -1 iivt i.jns maw in all (airta ut tb I'eitad Stat,
in I l at.i u. luL-n-jt xii. wej at the rat ail
irffci. I'erannaio. if left ail muclbs r kicrer.
S-iiiiricr-nu.i ma-e vitk GaaraiantajH
c.L. w;... ir-;j tuu m trtat.
aitr;l It T
joill D BOIBKTa.
CO.,
Nv). Ct MAIN STREET.
J n H N S T ) W X , V K X X A
V.'e I'raC.f nejniiale in 'l para o( Iba t'nl- 1
te1 S ::'.e 'ica.:A9. aivl ia FwreUfTi e'CDlnaa,
i.ur i ( uj. n aa l Oiicernment B.ia at I
r.jrsi f.m-.'e. In mjncjr ua apprrad j
e" ur- y. I.rfcC ani t'tiet-k !) tter tjaciseafb- I
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.ia;-. :ifi-i .i.v::e t.:'-.f-ra who La e tu..a.e IbuVj
t.. r:re n- a tnaL aatirli:x aiLThat we ehaU at !
t:u:- ! wo fL rl"e eti'ire ptittfaU,l. i
t -'-Te JfiKN 1'IBKBT t eJL ;
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AN ACT j
ou' rriuff A JJitior.al rrivlletes the
JOHNSTOWN i
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A. iaKlfcKU
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WM. BOOSE & CJo.,
FGUNMRS & MACHINISTS,
SALMintr. : : I'EXyA.,
jJ-i r r (f all k:i'c of
St
v-w . .Wi- ir
MS BA1.
( ASiIM;S.V3JA(IIINEUY!3iOTIYE SCREW 1WER,B4:V
WII. l.KiaE . 0.,
! k P i a aiereet -.. l'a.
II.tTAISHSUKI -V JS3S.
1
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C. G. Hammer & Sons
VTiti. .. ur-r" Fir arl M-.:ota FT'KNI
t i l: i -t rv.-ry --r:. i an 1 jh-k-t. kand-.ia.te
J-rv tit te au-1 qiu.ii. liaat-.lilc
mi .itiiw hr Farritar H. aee ll.lf ! ot tti
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. .it M-r . -! v t : -ran tie pue .-a ui
O .tiM-a i 'iieir.
a w EYEVTH A V KN V E.
HtmJnrb. I'.
Garret Lumber Co.
n . Trnren T-rx T-
i.j-liiXi-JX ol uirt
rr:fpnTETiRs.
Wh- PSf ' SLSS ak "d :
t 1 i!T" at int tuxSf. Si-nJ Pnr. t
mrti -tc... l l S.-;. S4.
Ursina Lime Kilns.!
t:.. an-iT-iitteJ ar rt-iTd t. ,
Prim: Building I4212 ;
By the Car Load?
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It. J. It VTZI Rd i O.
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1.1..... a -..!. tt.um. lJf . -3 'V-C .
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MieV ki aH. i'i"
IWUrjmf I.'-a .iiAM.
It a. : ipr.t!r. rt-Virin tka rrvtyefa
I tr-:.v. an -jai-!.na ta -Jat t. Ii. aaw
r.. t-j:." 1 ei.li-red Irwa tbia tie twelra year,
t.u. mi2' n.i mr--. aat work aavt elaep aa well aa
aijruwc. V vriatel I. relarra in tbe wirat aaae.
S. t,t tr nail r.a pelfK of pr, vmr dollw per was:
ak vnar itrnmri t it.
I U A S- K. 11 1 US T. KM.-li.aaer. teaarer Co., Pi.
W.MV.-.
Boot vnd Shoe$.
Boote
a,nci
Shoes,;
HATS AND CAPS,!
Leather and Shoe Findings.
J. II. Zimmornian !
i
, Take tliun la eaLla tb. aUratioa of to. Ht-'
tsea. of SuanMWt as4 TletmlT to la, brt Uiat k
j haa MiMit a attire an lb, Xonh-Eaat ruraer of tbc t
i 1'iatia. whera lhara will aiwava b. krfit M t
HHiMpmannnaaiM j
Boots and Shoes,
f Eaatara aavt bnaa a!n!ar(v. a 1
W'lt aurti atadC M
re J
HATS AISTU CA 'S,
A ad a jreat rarieT cf
Leather and ttk FlndiaK
Of aU klais.
There la ! attacbei tn the at.ire a
CUSTOM-MADE DOOT &
DEPARTMENT,
W ith ASPEEW ZOOKunttaraadetter.whiiib :
i aijwa la a MBeJant fraaraiK. tbat all work naia i
ap la th, ttop wRl m( onlr fit tba tmt of cutMa- .
era bwt thai aau Ike N ma'rrul 'J be utd i
ul tb.
Rest Work 111
WH1 be trrkTel- Tb tKll ar MnMfvll!
tented to eaa aaa examine hv hjcl
aep. a. Tl.
J. HORXER, i
Buggy, Carriage j
LIGHT WAGONj
MANUFACTURES,
SOMERSET V.,
i I vm 1 rrj arJ u manu'actore tn .T!er erery .1 j
j impuoa ui '
'caek:aof.s. !
I"liIFS. !
m Lt:i. ,
KPKI WaiXjS.
HA( ks ;
( KLEiOHS. ,
In tb !at act nurft aj't-jeJ .!. ao 1 at h .
r.t Iolblr Prlc.
a' 1 11 wT er a
Tirt Clnwi CarriarJ
Or any at Vr vebieta. are reu eteuT,; kielteH
eaJl and iiaiia baa work. oe bat tb ry brat
Katrrui wiU Iw m4 m tha maaqacnre v4 tut
work, liW ai. tut ia
ak M M. V f a art .Tl Jt I
Aree.nM..bofwblSHEET-IKON WARE j
nae ba aa exnn. at orer twewtr year knta. i
bml. rabid bat. ia p.nt of material aa
wnmamiiiip. AU w.ra warraaled to r aarepra-1
rated afcrn leartna: th b"it ao-1 aatitartioa :
maraBti. Aiiktn. ,
lrr.I'AIIUNO ANT
V-nr ia a nrat and tletaatiai aunorr. al at tb
tHir;t ai-e. He la tltrmial ta ail bie '
wtx k iu raeb a wiaanr. and at raeh pnrra aa to
n-aae it to tbe iiit-r t of everybody u pwtrofua
bita. t ail ail esaaiia bi work before purrhae
faia eleware.
wk P. J. HORNER.
JVl THE FARMERS.
irrrT.
THE SUPERIOR
Reaper & Mower.!18 te to
Motive Power, I
Simple. a4ilrr. pnwrrtol. JuraUo. Du e.n rear, j
tit.rnnneulw.rta wheel, an-i ca iroo screw. ;
uifiienamg with year attj all anpii juarr train. '
1 ' j
j
i I
Warrautew tke nat frfrrt, aiaspTe. aunpart and
diir.al frr la uet eaailr kaCHUad aa.1 lichleat
crait. (Air gariar w;il m ia
tie ararhin ia w.-ra Htt: ao
' praatTe eaureaf eaarv.4 ao.1
,de.iiti.wbea
Bey (pent, co ex-
aia..anix patter.
t ou IT y.j. toy
i ac alwBt brufcea aad wurn t xk
THE "SUPERIOR."
Eery aaarhin fally warraatl tndo l: w.rt riabt
ur no aal.
taImut tr a Harrratrt' aatD jjaKarcaaea
tLe SoIJwraJr.,
F.raie by Bt iO EE k FORNEY". Berlin. Pal
t
P. S If yoa bare rd borate or aturk to trade.
ur ll It l nvre TTiini t..r tv. call 1
1 V. A. KHOAPS.
Ka.14 !uoint. r a.
EW CAB PET.
A very large Stock:
lUDRDTm AMD nniirTirt
"v. . Z .
BBETS,
mi lialh
"
,1 mv VibH.
wholesale and Heuu.
Henry McQIUiin,
(NearW""l Street.)
PITT.WK0H, PA.
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rr$
AGENT WANTED!
- .
aaaaaytuek I'lwfrl
AOMa.ai4MV " - -. : - .
j.. . b t . ..a... A t. . Brent . .
are iaei, " - : ,m -t
' a bo a re w.ntna; I. c. Apply c arad tut ri.
i KDWARDK BROTHERS, ;
Artaoaa Dkaaaoad Suaa,
17 &atkL, PUtetwrjk, Pa.
$72 00 Each Week.
A rente waated rrywhre.
BaeOaaae atrtrt !t
-IrllT
atlmaU.
ayl4
oiner
S(flEIlSET, PA.,
Hardware
1 his space is reserved lor J.
F. Blymyer, who has removed
, his stork into the most masni'
SHOE.ficent hardware room in this
(place. He can 1m? found in
jKoom "No. 3, Bacr's Block.
IT tll.lUl 3 T EARS.
FRANK W.HAY,'s
WHKI.rJSAT.E AND RETAIL
w'riuv rim)T)i;i)
"JLJ-lNe, L U1 1 J jli,
AM.
,
MAN it ACTOR 1 .
i
jt0) 280 Washington Street,'
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
. I AM PKEPAKEP Tt OFFEE ALL
STOVES
axi
House Furnishing
(Joods
IN OENEBAU AT
i
IX WESTERN' PEXXA.
WILIELL
1 Nu. a X V ELTY 1 LOTH E.S W IlIXltEES at r
". KINti EE's at ;
KN IVES ana EOkkfc Iruao Jlo-ota pr aet to $J .
urlaew.
STEP LAPttERS SLAW C1TTERS. BRASS f
LAMPS. Hh Borcen and W Vt, eeata, Ji ;
ik di mm.
ttlrt. wttb Barser artl
i t niaarr. tnaairui tfu t
ttkl.NO STO ES. aUkuada
hif'LE AUENT FJH
.XOIJLE COOK. JOIIXSOX COO K, !
';
SPPirt!' t VTI-TH'T PHOVT :
I " 1 a V a v. rv,
ENAMELED WARE OF ALL KINDS.
SPOtTlXtr. KOOFlNf and all Jub Work
proaptly attaciid tu at avw jirVtea.
j SVOAR KETTLES, St tJAH PANS, Till-'
I LET SETS.
COFFEE MILLS IMiMntUI to 1 SB.
CASTORS freaa W eenta to'At
PLATED TEA AND TABLE SP"NS, J
KMVES AND EUKk.S, warnamed rod.
BRITANNIA COFFEE aal TE APOTS, TA
BPEand TEASPOONS.
PWaeeall. ezanlne aunrfa. and ret prirr belura
parrhaflaa lewbr. ae I an aatianed 1 oan aell .
; a netter art trie mr ia muney tnan any otner par
ty In western Penner Irani.
! Paniea -)linc Tinware. etc are r-qona4 to
. aetKl r tai4tu a 11 I rire l-it. AJOr a
FRANK HAY,
JolinstOWIJ, Canibnil CO.
j!pJi'
fgoi. rni..
i
WITH
A. H. Franciscus cS: Cq.,
t.poaTcita m milu it
; COTTOX YARNS, P.ATTS, WICK,
Twine and Ropes, ;
' LOaXI$u OI.At, IA kS, FANCT BASKET. ,
Wooden and Willow Ware, 4c.,
t'ARPETIXG,
I0 CLT MATTING. P.CGS. 4c. j
. 11 yaatal Staaaaa awl CIA rw aw 1
US Market 9uet aaal M Onmercw atrsf?
Jane ;;t:
ll Kisnsof
,
U U U11VJU U UlxCU." JLVkJ,
NOTES,
DEEDS, &c.
KereooatiintlTim band at th nKKALBitffiM
set
ESTABLISHED, 18Q
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 187.3.
M'wceHaneotu.
Tta nrira;J s. atkarB Eae: i .rr's
WSSu"- ""'
TittnoTv pTrapriuT"
ataiuinira; ths.itbTBEonuai Hett.whiek ! bring down a shower of snow ; but '
"rK"?T-.,Zr T.IT.the.-e little mice. cosilv Lonsed,
' aiiaiaeawaeaaaaa b I)rraM3tof the Llw. ;
i i-.v. th- Pmia in tb Hvt. .M.ir,
(ta lntM mooiD: nil n iu nari. Muei '
or Juts:. o(Uo mi'-kea fcr thnaitim: soar
f-lrtawch: Li cf Appnite: Bcw( aMeraul,
euxiveaod lai: Meaiaeb: Is of Xnmtrj, wiia
rJTbtllbs trembiinz and g.iiu? anxiously
l,w Spirits a ltiekTeih.wavpraoe of tb. Ski !
and eve, a dry ( oazu onao ninaKea fnrt.uo-1
"iwia"; s.Jttoe7 B-ny wthrw irapu!
Mtaad ui. "fc fT7.T e7. i-SLii. '
.er. .u .r?.., ,.- .
..03.,, wratean. . i,kath ;
: Th:, 6rM,'u.wii,g SPECIFIC .ill t k. f..4 t
Lust Uaaaataat. (
DYSPEPSIA. OO'STIPATIO". Jaa-1
J. Ri!k. .ttaeka. RICK HEAKAtHK. 'll.
Uep'easka ef spiriia, st'R s?TvM AtH. Hrt '
Burn, x as.
la the cheap, Pnrer. ani beat Family Metiieiaa
In the w.r. l.
warFarrcarp oatT r
j. H. ZE1LIN 4 CO.,
ilAt'DV, OA., anJ PHILADEU'HIA.
Price !. SU by all Dr-pdV.
F Ml '7 ( W. Beaf.'d. RwnTet, Pa.
ALLEUIIEXY CITY
STAIR-BTJIL.DINO
at j
TURN1HFSH0P.
iWOOD
.Vire.i. Blm. Umd Sau'a. with ail aw rmt
and aoJfrC. rea.lj to baor foreiahed oa attort aotiec.
WILLIAM PLOCLLS.
epr. 39. T3, Cor. Webeter Su a Graham alley.
' a. a. orm
t. C. B.-OTT.
: OWENS & SCOTT,
j Butter Commission House,
153W. Pratt St.,
BALTIMORE.
e M
, aLLEOHF-NY TKVSK STOKE.
JOEL S. GOE & CO-
. Manu. rtarerr aa-i wbaleaal. a 0-1 retail la)m In 1
j NAIBLrM. HARIESS, 1
I TRVNKS, VALLSES a TKAVLLlNti BAGS.
X 60 Federal St, Alleshcny City, Pa.
Ail ar len prompt !y 0114 awl work we r
racteJ. aagX
IMMUXR a m.
H tarracrraaaa atiw vaaiaa is
FIB CMAtS aaJ tb Keet bran '.a yi
XaTy and Bright Tobaffos.
4th Market Street, Ah" F.Brta,
PH1L-APFXPHIA
a U
'llOth
WHOLESALE PEA LEES IX
TOBACCO SUFFS 110 1C!3S.
330 Baltimore St,
Seew4 Dr TTet f Haward,
BALTIMORE, IY1D.
uT.6.
TO 'THE"
TRADE' 0Ll (1TS.)
W T C BS,
; DIAMONDS, CLOCKS,
j Jewelry. Vt atrh aDw (lock Material.
ar c Ar.
!S3 CI Gttli tMiJI J:f el Fral
i VtTW YORK BILLS DCFLIC'ATED.
i
! "rJert promptly attetxl. to.
I WHOLESALE, Exclusively.
G. B, BARRETT & CO.,
60 FIFTH AVEJfTJE,
PITTSBUPvGH, PA.
uctl
ATE KOOFS.
f w bo are aw bU-!tna nouea aboald lmvw
that it ia ebea(-r In the Vxic run to pal
(! I ban tin or abunirlea. t wUl la
and no r-pairt are reqaired. Ila:e aires
n rlitrTni slAte prooC
v. Siata
ft Sarrer.
aires lb r -
proot. trerr
ard bi'Bae rbotaid bare a a lata noC The andr
nned ir Pirated In Cwatrtanl, wbrreheaaaa
Peachbottora L Buckingham
SL A. T E
' tut ro.ain tha rery beat art trie. H wUl
' take to pal Slate Ko. At on Hoaaea.pahUe aad pri-
I I. -we..; pneea. and tu warrant tnem. Call and a- j
j i fc . -. vA 11 w. . ' '
uira . auurcr- - y.- u-
. Caavi
! beriand. Md. Ordera may b. left wttb Juba A.
Waller. AenLSotnrt.Pa.
-t ..H.SMirLLl.
.
Knabe & Co.'s Pianos,
II .VINES BllOS.' PIANOS, and
GEO. A. PIUXCE i Cn ORGJ2f4
; Tb threbert and aanet popular IcyraaKOU ai
! in the market. CaU'ioyue aai.1 Pare Liat oaaiiaia
' tenr rail pa inrulart. walled to anr addreM.
imahlottE un jie.
1 Sixth Amute. Plttftiarvb. Pa..
a; SOLE AOENT.
)EkT4Ni HOLDING
Northern Pacifies
Antl
Other Securities
Can fin.l
.autck
ldtbep, a uwtm.
Stock and Note Broker,
FOI RTH AVESVl:t
PITTS? VSU, PJ.
r Vol WANT TO
; Invent Your loney.
. !.:lr. an-1 at
QtA lKTEaTMEkT,
t .tl addrea
trtHtt a. KtrrriiAi,
Stork aad Sot. Broke,
lit Fxartk lHtr. Pltaabargk, Pa,
ah .a r skka. rv). a a aii Marsot&bi. i
a-unur, Hocw .d. 'I-1
Leurrto' anqairy wUl irert. proaipt aumu.
OPARTNEKSIIIP NOTICE.
a
V '
at Lee ia ber.tr rim that tb. Am n.m.
Edward L. aaa k o- manafaetarara and deal-
rr ia imiiier. ai aiiiauM niataa. swwtiet ,
auberacbu. ta ihu. i..a c. -rtl
aaembera of tb. are arm are Sam aet B. Ctai a
Edward L. K.w.
ekward u EGtSEkcti.
$10to$20
I i"y.
Aiaalfaalailwerr.
wneraL
Partiaalan rraa. A.
St. Lis No.
wmt
Mir. la Bird's 5bL
! Under this trre are afrainto le en Tb;re is c j ul.ject of greater ii::
! the footr.rinU of the mic. Last sum- prtan t- tie puUic, wLer? a re
j mer a Wue jaj built Ler ncit of small f,,rnj U nirr' irp-rat: velr rrquirr-! or
. sticks aotl roots on oae of Ui branches: ci,jiv effected, as in fh-tele-jTaiib.
jand when tlie fail ea:ue. tLec little; It i inw a monopj!? n itb rales s
mice made tbeir winter home in it,
. uniny ana roonng 11 oTer wun suit t
! green moss and strips of cedar bark;
ing pine for the inide and coarser ;
Utrips outside: the whole making a
: structure alwut the size of a email .
'football. The entrance was a oniall
hole in the side leading on the branch,
most perfect!' concealed. '
The timid little creatures daret
: not trt:!t thnij-lre awar from bomwi
; ja the daTtime, so we shall probably 1
' now find ihero in this nest. The first j
itime we ghake the brench it r.nlr ;
know the movement Was C3Q5ed
bj '
"o uiraiu m wum uurrTiDz ot ior
uv ... -. . . . i . . .j
. 1 . . t .i it .
iui- set-uuu iiiJHf out iupt s-craraoif,
wild with fear. Thcr ciinz to th
ibout thein, not darinjT to
move for-
j i i , , , ,
ward or back ajrain. As we pull the
Iimt "wa to loot at them more close-
, , . :..u.
tafe9 t0 tle gno bejow. tnd
Uaickly disapprarin a Iittleentry war
leaain? aown oerue a uircn stump.
Tl, f,,e ,m. ,.,J ; '
""-'
on tne back, fawn-colored on the
UA
ides, and white oa the under parts,
The eyes are very larsre for i small a
creiture, with the same deep liquid
i beauty a deer's eye possesses.
j One peculiarity with thee mice,
j and the san.e is true of a red squir-
rel, is that, as a rule, ther approach
iueir uesi oy iiie war 01 ome tree
other than the one they have their
jnesiiu. 1 ou wiu see tLem run up a :
(tree at some little distance, and then
'jump from branch to branch and tree 1
1 a , t 1 ? .-1
to ircr, imcn iua.u ijnz leaps, uniu
they finaUv reach home,
Une season these mice baiit a ne?t
against an uninhabited zrar siiQirrcra '
nest, usinjr some of the overhaninir :
oak branches of which it was larelr ;
1 . -1. . t . t
ouui, as material ior ineir r'Xii. i ne
nest was a pine, but the mice ap-'
proach home by war of a small oak
standing near, the bark oa this beinjr'
voracity the marks of their tiny I
claws. I'requcntlr these mice ue
the nest of the cat-bird as a store-
I house, fiiiinjr it with hazel nuts, and J
I then co verier it over with strips of ;
cedar tark, Icavsn? only a small en-
i trance in the side. Mit IIi,tcL!ey,in i has rtiuhed ia piacinir a!! the imptr-i Lat turtle 5at cpoa a spark of nre i wLich the le-t preoption Is atpre
Oij ami Xiwor lcriler. itant lines ia the eonntrr under the ,nd P1 ir 'ive during the rain. ' yiL
- -
;
The fj!Iffvin tr ar riArt : m.1 es i.t i
liralr anmnntur lta-un T?x 11"
....... .r-... ...c. ...
t opp, a M. L. minister, and Anthony
Carey, which took place atSaukKap
ids on Saturday evening. It seems
that Carer had a grudge against Mr.
Copp for some temperance remarks,
supposed to be personal, made in an
oui-door relijious gathering at Sauk!
Kapids Iat umme. Meeting ia the
post-office on Saturday evenirg, Ca
rey attacked the minister, after some
words, striking Lim a violent blow
and repeating it, while Mr. Copp re
monstrated with him. Other parties
interfered, and Mr. Copp started fur
home, and was walking along the
street reading a paper, when Carer,
running up behind, struck himabeavv
blow, which staggered but did nJt
fell him. This was too much for
Christian endurance, and the expound
er of the Gospel, getting his cane well
in hand, became aa energetic pound-
; er of man, and laid oa moat vigorous
ly. Carey did not apjiear to enjoy
this practical illustration of the rev
erend gentleman's belief in man's free
moral agency, and closed ia on him.
Deing the stronger of the two, be
wrestled the cane awar, and the tide
of battle seemed to have turned against
tne man of peace. Uut
a lortnnato
brick lav withia reach, and seizinir
m:a. Air. icpp gaTe lis assailant a
sockdologer oa the forehead which
laid him out as cold as a cod
. 1 W . al . a
fish, and for the space of several ec-
onus tbe '"further proceedings inter
ested him ao more' Other parties
bad reached the scene of conflict by
this time, and when Carey collected
his scattered senses and rose to his
feetthere was too big a crowd for him
to Sght. Hut getting sight of Mr.
Copp's stovepipe bat, which had roll
ed off, he ran and jumped tip and
down on it as though the ministerial
caput was inside it. St. '!nnf Jor
vat. 99m't BV. Tww rltlrsl.
Whatever you do, nev r set up for
a critic. We don't mean a uewsna-
PT ODC, but in private life, in the do-
. . . ...
Mf , r.i.v Ir TCl ant
do acy one any good, and it will do
you harm if you mind lieing called
disagreeable. If jou don't like anr
one's nose, or object toaar oae'sthin, J
uon t put your feelings into word.
If one's manners don't plense rou, re-
member your own. People are aot
all made to suit one taste; recollect
that Take things as rou find them.
? - i . i-
oaiess you can alter mem. f.e! a
dinner, after it is i wallowed, can tot
be made anr better.
Ending, continual criticism
1 V . r . l
1 tiuvi 'i lum line auu tut- sjeri-u vi
that one, tlie dress of the o'her and
(the opinions of t other, will raa4o
ta t-..t . 1 . 1 ' .1
tbe unli.ppier4 J'.lce under the
If rou ari never rJeasei with
e ... , . ,
: iioiiu iiie umiaHnetH "'..it; uaurr tuf
l5,,U, -
! any one, no one
' with rou. And
win evtr plcaseu
if it is known that
vou are hard to fuit. few will tale
ia
to suit you.
aflrtUwf tk Hfaaeal Haa.
. W ben a
'mighty mean man" cU-l
; mits suicide we hope that il will not
j be considered inhuman if we say that '
' our horror at the deed is mitigated
1 V -a a, nrLae.. 1 V . . a
ol t(kc aoer, ikctuai &a :ora, oi
: Htoa, New llaaipahire, aent kis old
: mother to the Poor House last ; ear.
Ahe was in comfortable eircum -
: stances, the town brought an action
against bim for her support, ana re -
ceived five hundred dollars. This
, . , -
uiti weiatn so upn iuc mmu tu .ir.
Th oats Shackfjrd that be determin-
ed not to remain in a wtriti in
a w
which
i sup -
erefor
j sOCS are compelled bv law
to
1 .v l ,,!".., ri
do rt the ir area mothers, u h
' t. .ll. I-: ..an ain,1fi:tn .nil t'.ii!.t:nn;..il.. iiutk.f trim far! in t V...
- . -rr
, haneea uirjs.-iL ie leu tuai ue
could not afford to live, and so launch-,
ed himself into a
state of existence.
more economical
Pamtal Trlrrapk.
Li'h as to prewn; the public from
wmjt ib? te'erraph, anu r iTTrs it
8s a lunrr f .rni th rich t t- the
.pecii'stor' whi?e on!r th" iarce dailr
in the larir8t cities caa afT-.Td it,
and tbe- for an aiiiance offensife
r.,i r?.f.i-.t;v.. -t?K T!T'.h
f ompanv jn ( .; .?;?!.. n toererr plan
of reform.
Two srxtems have beea pr-poed
r., run.i.ir;n v,... .n. nn
the Postniaer-Oeneral who dere's
to bar and operate all ' th. line- of
tD'i, nUrJini nnnrl .v
manr Iricn Is of a rrm on account
of the rreat ont!ar reouird f,r the
r mi
lines,
ower
purchase and extention of the
anil ir trie rreat increa-y or power
.
ttat it 'v
-ilt
t, r.r. t!, Vi. ;..
The other pita
ws
'r-:p-j-el br
Cardiner (. Hubbard.
nd ad-if.td
br committees of th
Senate laj
house
if II.n"Snf! es
t
..!. i . .1 i. .
:r.n Krth!.,vtem te-VeranM'the Fire .We. at intervals
will bo received and delivered thronh
the pot-o3iee c letters are every-
i . .1 '.1
woere, ni a-leie.. atu- arr .itji,
transmitted to their Iace of !e::na
tion br teTerrarh. br oa-t'e ownin?
and operLn g lines r f teleraph, at
rates uxed br Conrress a letters
'ae now transmitted over the rail-
: roads. This plaa re.pj're ut outlay
;by the fJerjeral (Joverutuf-nt. involves
: no liabilitr for burin buihbri?. or
operatinjr lines, and will nt iwr
the powers of the Executive.
Ice rate proposed are z- n-its
for a telegram cf 25 words each. L'j'J
mile?, if it is tran-m:tted bv dav, ar.d
a . . . . .. ' t
eacn I.O'JU luilcs hr n gUX a rerac-
tion of over 50 j-r cent, on the rres-
ect rate, an increase of b0 ' r cent.
ia the Icr.tb of the ttdeyram. The
rress rates are enua'lr reduced, and
are so low as to prmit everv weeklr
. . .-. -
paper to receive a telecrapnie sum -
marr, briccg hi news down t ) the
hour of iu i!ic.
This plan proposes as jrreat a re-
ductioa as the other ran "afford, and
srlves a chearj telerratih to the people
without co?t to ' the GorernmcnL !
Competition has betrn tried and aban-
dond. and. br the failure of the
dependant and competing eompanle?. i
eoLtroll of a ?:nrie interest, cf which I
Mr. Vanderb:!; Is the representative, i
It remain- fur Con?re- to sar
Iwhethertbe
made
" i - . .i ar f t
aa auxiiTarr to tne posi-omce. ireeir
csed by the people, or the ally of the
railroad monopoly, wielded only br
its awn interest
lh t lek rww Irk.
The galvanic t.,ci ;.s ue 0 the
most imiMirtant oberi nf If. w ?n
die fireenwich Olervat.-vrr The
work it accomplishes makes ft pvrhaps
the most wonderful clock in the world,
certainlv the mot important one in
England. It performs an important ' e'- i:i watching the s:ib Iuria? a
duty in registering observations. It ' tnraed toward the Colonel, aad
regulates eeveral cioiks withia the ol!p'te'j observed: ' .I pleasant iay.";
servatorr, and the treat clock dial I The Coloatl aw the movement of his :
without the sates, on which the hours
are reckoned from onv totweatr-four.
It also rearulates the clock at iireen-
with Hospital Sthou'.s, one at the
atiou of the South -
iJWiyfik ii ntv a.a.ivu in .Liu "Utitii-1
we.iern Hail a v, another at the Post-
office. Saint Mar;ms-le-(,rand, ami
another in Lombard street. Once
ererv dav it teSevraps correct time to'eh losing forward with unv anxle-!
the trreat clock tower at Westminister.
it iirnnc iV timol i.n:i r , .1 .m. i ii
servatorr, cno near Charting Crc.s, seen. into tte bowels or the earth -r a -"- -
and another at Deal. I: nr time Uh his hat oa. -I said it was a , Jerser and eren the ne.ghr-euasatSLic-llsand
Newcastle, and p!easant day." he ajaia ,Uain-,.rcj.' i"?:ates of Connecticut and Penny !
.n i.mtr tbrnub tb .t-.r ir fl K 1 raising fcis role-, and shiverin-r at the rn a. I.ecTge lioyic worked ia Ls
-at correct time to each of the rail -
. mi it
war compaa;es, ine clock aceom-
plishes this work seeminjlv bv mere
l t :
uj.
j tcrference
Ererv morning it is
.-.r
reeled bv a actual observation of a
star. In this war the motious of the ' au ucu- now u ueriv Le regretted
heavenly bodies, observed and record-' n0k keeping the information to bim
ed during the nreee.lin' nisrb: infiti. I Self. But the Colonel stood waiting :
. l. - . i : t l : r i . ...:it:..,'ititl rtti!nT lisu'f t -. . - V
eti'T: isir uatti in- vi maii iiiiii.ou
ff tl.. (. nr iu n e.r.A t'v.n t i n r f. 1
Erea a tinr star
v. . ii u ... d.l i ...
apparectlr of no
importance" as it
t.: :.t :-.t.itt.
yuiurs aim ut nan uiu'ts iu tlie ltuni -
less blue cf the rightly skr, regulates
for the sacceedinsr dar'the exat-t time
when we shall take our meal, deter
mine the time for divine servive. sum
mons ns to the marriage feasts, and
marks the hours when
Vrne to our final rest
we shall h
t atBwlal ariaiti.
Accordinsr to
the
Phiiadrlph.'j
i res. oid rehic are turning up ia
private hands, and will le exhibited
a the "great occasion." There will
bo enough of them, if brought to-
i gether, to fill a separate department.
At the late fair in Iovk stowa aa old
plough was exhibited, construe; ia
ISIi, entirely of "4
Ht Used at
that early ay ia Ohio.
" r" run-u
. . . . . i.t.t. . . . . . . 1.
(u murriiii: truiitras. to tue aiair-
wailoWy'U, can tiotjUiucent macuines oi our time ior cu-
Continual fault-jtivating the soil. A friend has shor.
riticismof tbe con-i us, says the Prt, a cmposin.?
nd the speech of stick long uset', ia Dr. Franklin's
nmcent macnines oi our time lor cut -
, cu.a wuS u.-ri, iu an. 1 1 auaiui s
pnnur uace. ia nis uingy little oi-
"co in the back buildin? of a bo
! il. n..l, l-.!..
j on the north side on Market street,',
t few door? east of Second .ircd.
I at-:.t . J ...l . I- ' . l . .
uu "c uu'"i 51ul: "u J'J,l '""'it
! uuoui uouui, rrvJt::4 aati niuii
times stoou wt to tke cae with this
i iikaiical stick ia haad.
Its Gaish is'
i cntirelv different from all ot
tr
im-
fplcments of the kind wo lav e ver j teaiBJ. w tbe vi.lage ol chacRers
j seen. It wni Ue ataoag ihe memen-! lowa- The population numbers about
l toci ou exhibition at the Centennial i fivJjua.lred souls, has two hotels,
A ecjre-uoudent of the .V.j.". jv
' I T A ,1 T k . k
i uau previously been given not to ap -
. ply kerosene oil to cattle for the pur-
1 pose of killing l-.ce ; ul avoided the
' use of kerosene for this jmrpose for
several vears, fearing it might 1 in-
lor
junous, but Tor the last three vears
; I have used nothing else with our
, ........ 6 . . , ...... .
larc stock in catue, ana snouiu !
rerr nnwillinjr to rive it un. A? of-
ten as the sto ki.s 'r,on U Wtroubb
jed with y.?, each creature is carded
I a'rA orer unite thoroughly, frequently
t ... "
"j;rs ,K " v' ... ...v
oil. two or tnree applications are
sufficient Xo reniedr that I have;
i tried is so con venient, and none more
I harmless or effectual.
1 1
1 r-S
NO. -25.
B Ariitaa L. Her F.rt.
A Uz?nl of t!i? T't'-f, f r rbich 1
sm ja l;btel to tL peruI of Maj
or l' jweirj MS. n-Jtc-i, eiu!a;n the
C!ue cf tie al.se.ice of wood-? in
northern ArizoRi It i. net Ivor, and
thfre i- s ruetbinjj - :i eiprePsiWr
novel in its rnoreufn.. a w-!i as iu
the fi". of our drawing a new rny
tholorv and fresli imaerr from the
rerv Leart of the continent, that I
jive it. as it is renicrnhereJ. It is
called "The or
of Kire," and t;
r,' orlce nPn R "' hriht spark
fell from tie pjiat of a reed upoo tie
jrrcund, and the nigl.tinzale picked it
ur in it leak auil found it was fire.
;And the mighty chief cf the Utes
ke4
' ra!e aid it wa Cre. Ami the eh;ef
aked if ti.ere were any more in the
iuCu..u..u
o3r in tLe "ta w Pop"e daac-
? erer h uta ?reat Sre, with sonj
ana sncuc. 3 inc m-jii
ana shout. ) the m
r chief o:
the lte made radr
and put on a
, fine c
p. with ion? eazle fathers up-
: ir- n ' "tarte.t lor lUe p-opie
i on ir. and started for the
of i ,
tlif South. And. as he went, he sta-
t'.onca nimble nnnrs ct tr,e trine aii
'th B'ar fnm I h tn of the I
te to
of a '
aii! And, journeying, he can;e, at-
1 r ,iJ1 l' r,r- ' e,Ji"(.
v day, t tLe. t ;re
aancicar witu .-n ant; fbouts iwiit
a great fire. And l.c m'nzicd with
tfceta, bot they saw he was a traner
and looked akant at him. But he
dav.cd aai sanz a2d sLo'Kc- l with
them, and suddenly stopping, thrust
the end of his ea?!e plumc-s ia the
' fire! and they blazed np mightily.
And the Fire People woa'd hare
caught him, but Le leaped over their
heads and ran to the first man of his
tribe, a:; 1 failing exhau-te l, handed
' him the blazing tf rch cf p'unir and
told him to run. And he ran and fell
exhausted by the nd man. haadin?
. him the plumes. And S'j th-.'v ran.
(each maa catching the fire pinnies
from the hand of the runr.'-r. untill the
Iasi !nsn brocsrht it to the land of the
-tes. Anil tuey were so rejoiced.
. I. .U . 1 . r -
' . lut oiih ko roots oi a
. n?lstr tree oa tha edza of the forest,
an shouted a it bnrnej. Hut a
vP8.: w5n'' -Tran "P an'' arr:ed the
2rf 'at0 tLe forest, and it spread ia
! erry direction, and all the woods
were lestroyel. And the people of
tr,e 1 teS prayed ! :.nz and loud t the
in-!Pod 1 awolz. an-J at lenrth he s.
Ei'gJ ra.n, wdi.-d fpienctc-l tlie lire.
Aa1 ta:5 ws the origin of the Ere.;
TLe Jtfc" combined srivu a not un;a-;
iereuif uu-aari.- li-zjtt o: tne onr: a
of tnef.rand t anon and r.Ter -T the
l f ..r t. r. Ar.fiYa.nlmnw . T
"""n o. -
ests ia ttus
Seeerai'-e,
pan or Arizona. X. ; if supplied to them regalarlr ther
i Oi.il and Xew, "'twiil aoi roam to the ends of the farri
aad all over the neighbor's ranches.
A rirauat .
- Anion. tie large number gathered
' at the horse sale. Fri.iar. was Col
niarriason. who is, as our panburr
' readers veil kaow. very deaf Along
i e uxm txxi a young man. a
; stranger, engaged, as was the Colori-
i1Pi. Lu course heard no son ad.
j aQ'i Eot wULIag to lose what might ;
matter of vital interest, he said: '
What's that :" -I: is. a pleasant
Ha - r" "lasted the roan maa, sud
uly rcahz.ng the dreadf.d insignia -
! "nc of the statement. 'T did' not
! lte hear you," explained the Colon -
! x7-
The youwr raa turned rerv red
1,t.V,1 c if in ,i... .i
! and lockcil
" ' " . . 1. 1, .1 I. .J H -
; s-iund. The Colonel's hand went up
t . ; : - - .. y i1 .. t i -
'" rr s'f, e.-a;aiaa.
bland manner, -I am afraid vo wiil
: have t.i nonL- r.'' l....? - TL.
ruave to speas a i:ti;e
IouJer. I he
i . tiiiLi iun:i rrpw rpiitipr rrtin f.vr
- . . . v . .
-How gladly he would have
aad ted: how b:tter!v fce -etted
. --- n i-.-t-s,
1 joung man shrillr seamed: -It is
i pleasant day'
ft aaa v v-a.' li U tti Va (
t Uj ii.I npAr,.. Ul
1 ..u..... . wi.. iuci, nu nic
! young man retreated amil l
; couraging smiles of the T'pn
the
ea-;
ace.-
funl 'try .Veir...
M at be Worth 1beservin;.
The MtJit 'il II;nse Las tbe following
receipts which may be of value:
A tea made of chestnut leaves, aad
ink ia the .lace of water, will care
i.lr,
the most eb:nat e-.c of rfrpey in ! extent she resembles a cigar Wiag
a few days. ; ,-,f narrow lam. with a tap-.-ring -w.
I A tea made if ripo or dried wiior-1 She is built of iron. lTd fee: Iwiig. i-
, tie-berries, and drank in the place of feet It am. and 12 feet hold. Ler dis
; water, is a sure and speedy curt- for ' jilaccment leiag Oi ton?. The ve.
" a scrofulous difficulty, howerer bad. ! set. without her maehinrr. wvija
A tea aiavle of peach leave U r'ire ."liT.'iv.fl pands. She is t have "
Cure for a kidney diScuItr. ; Lre jowrrengiiei.ar.disiivi!e lin-
t A ItliStrr made of frr-b sla.k.nl t.i .iiiiiart ntn: n.tri & il.i-i':.!,. 1...?-
Jitne and fresh tar a e"r f..r can-
; rr. wbicli. with us. r-is. ntil s.-on
i forje out
pr;Ea;fAT Crn Cakes. Three
j teacujiafal of white or Southern tvrn
j one cup of white Sioux, (t o of
,.jur m tVfQ ubiespoons of
; pr-Ea;fAT Crn Cakes. Three
9-jur Illlik, Wlta tWQ UOiespOon
creant, or ope J melted butter, and
one f r5 an,j a teasiooaful of salt
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Irake in "sr
ye rH
lw in --rem ran ' and -v 1-it
Il.ael I TMra OM.
Twt nty-twt miles aouihwesi from
; four tore, aaif several other places
I of biisiness.
A curisitr is one of
i the hotels-.
is a quaint aad curious
two-rtory stone structure. US years'
' ak. .1 tnJ hfl. Kn lliMl t T I TCI 11 IP h ."kll t
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,i' - e cui.ic uu.w i . uum
"-' r-'i-vses.
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tieu urs. uiiuw i. eiias aujnu as me
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old km i.eorge. but latterlr it has
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i "eea caiiru mc i i auanu iiuusu, oe
present proprieter being ir. damael
Zuir. When railrcai were unknown
in that secvoa the hotel was a sreat
stor ninr Llace for teams transnortin
1 ' . r i o
ore from the mines to the rarious fur-
naces in that aad other sections. It
; stands the same to-day as when it
bnilt, and never underwent any
! renairrf
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Why do girls kiss each otaer, and
j men do not ? Eecaase girls hare noth
hag better to kis and men have.
.f.n - ..-4u La?.' .1 n uTid'fl ll
fc'i ri T.ii-lri'? j-'nit-, ,. 4a:t
f ' :' 'H w!.i h L'.-f t tLfi.'i .
'"y, k.a'i !. fnii'Luvv 'v'a
. Txuz a ".r; Jr n.-Sj t -it f tr.
v- i ;! tiirv ;gh th la'c-r .f
i i. Ll -kf n hl. wh;!e r,tl-er b -
.'.! :;.-t are ?jitcfce!. We
tb titi i-Tcti)f this a;prti; lay -terj
is fuuil ia tla lict sjpj..c r
il rirvar? ! bftt h?ic"ri
! ."'a.-r-1 :i,at i,f. .;.-, e-'i t-o
f r r undcruands the want and ha'
ir f bis cbrj-e fitter than tb u".-.s'.i!.-e-isfiil
practitioner. We Lar
; rery little cotSdoacc ia lie attempts
' to rtar cLickens in the early m aths
' of tLa year, bcaiie the weather and
! tciuperature in the lairtifle et the
1 northern and middle States, is s ei
ccedlnriy rariabie, thai before we
ar aware of it. whoie. br'l mar
, he .i-.-k!y atid drocpic from the '
f:- t.f cnkrced eobl raia. Vv'
'v'r tt;n? onr chicken in th; !t
fr part of April, and, as yeacril
' thins, thi wiil be found the better
poif-y ia ill latitude, ua!e the poul
try i.ouie Ls of tie elaborate erJer
wL'cIi rmits lie a.-aplorment of a
h'st-.? ai paratu?, trhicb can 1 ea'i
f int requisition when occajioa re-ulre-.
: course, if a house of this
d - ription, supplied with window
fjcin.' the south and protected araial
tl :f !:.c!err,enc:c of the weather, i a:
f r.-mand. chickeca raar be raised at
aa.v titie. The grea: de;deratnrn is
O k-cp then ia a dry place, and an
I temperature. nnr.:l tuey
! are we! foi to take
; Csr ft tne:nires icis
cur., wiil u f,oni ta:
Use wf cars . r s,iar nr.k i:
ha: the free
a th on-
,-f.i,,. r.v .:n ni I
.t . t f ' t. f . f
, t weeks. a'lowina- the Lea
a an oceaioaal rja after, the
first three or four tlayaaftvr the br.-l
ha been hatched.
Ve have at th presorj: writing
l.r.'j ! of rery promising yosnar ur-
kr wL.cb we have Ieea trea';nr
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Lis manaer, keeping theL inucr
l their mother, who : as U.e as
a per canarr, and allowing then t
rn:i ia t!ie grass for a few hcrr when
1 the i warm, ar.d araase tkem
' selves wish ratchinj such ineci a
iihey eaa coitrire to se.-ure. We
jLave b'-t tw which were stolen by
a wrt.-h of a cat. but we hare seat
her f'T t ) a livery stable where rh
may practice her qualities as a beast
of ortr uji-ja 5 k-1i vrmra as iie ci:i
E.d '
We are erjaIci tha; th eorn
ni - . i-ra' t'."- r ?tu5ir.r ehleker:
with Indian meal. Ts. by b- !;
eomrcea Jable. Ia ail probaUlity a
iarre perctntaee of them will be iv-t
by hecoming' gcrged.
T'ne IaJian meal wl'Ii-ome ia vt
' a.,
! 1 '
riately, when they are a month
or ?x ween o!'-. out ereatten.
n!ied witii sjur miik. i; wiilbel
,ia. it wii! oe fuua 1
a fa
ir ijctttr aau sa.er u.tt tLaa pre.
t-pareil ia the other form.
I5r -ir..- ir. Lousing the chick-ra-i i
in-doateat weather, and proper atteti-
,;.- to .j, -j:et
tere is no rra5':
t wjr
wh ile broods should ci be
j brought up ia god condition, thou
; ,,r r.-T there are accidents aj-alast
It vriil I found useful ia raisin?
turkeys. U. give tLeta eecaioaaUy i
, tard boiled e??, an I to mix the food
wi,h chives cu; cp ia fine pieces.
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i iter w:;i tLr.re on tn.3 toofl. ana l
. but wia come just as regu.ar a your
, Wat trained farm hasd t breakfast.
tiinner an
We eaa cora-
; m?nd the-:e prs?tleil bints as wrrthv
of the attention of our readers, and
, we Lave no
tear
that
itr w
anr wt
ll le
try their practical at
ipp'inted. Ex.
H.r. kaeiat E xlrmwrdiavary .
'.:.ie days ago a msb.h was ma.K
between two hrse-shc-crs of ?oa:b
Urooklin. each man betting $100 that
he could make more horse shoes than
wuta a spec tied time, rre
j ?.atl' tt ,ar" v u a ras ,
1 urc." V" aa. l"
: "P:3 ofW-.ag au. pts in t..e art
! of b?rToe!?? We contest exmted a
r-"il deal of i&ierest. The mati li
camwU on aturday. and was attend-
,ed by larze numbers of horse-h"ers
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oro;iit-r s s..op. aau jjuras worktu s.i
lavia'.s .-!'!. Patrick Borle watch
ed riuras. aad Slavia watched B: vie.
r-- l t. - j
a helper. The mcr.
- i.aiu iimu uia i
1 worked
rht
hours, daring whiiit
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J;" : ",tu';"";r,Ir
1 7 '
tnus 1 )..a; tte match. As an exhi
bition of endurance aad skill the feat
I W 1 -
a most remarkable one, and sur-
: luuiS uyv--uoe
ever
accomplished in America.
d",.ars char-red
I . .uous-utia
hand
on the reiuh.
The New Torpeda Raat.
The lu-w Torpedo l.at wbitn nj,
: launched at the BrocklyaXafy Yard.
oa Wednesday, Ls the well known
i vessi desi gaed bv Aumiral Frrcer,
! unn aa entirely novel plan, a
! Wa a rear bniidin T- a
and has
eerta'a
t.iti hivinrnntmniiiil rartj.,! ir.
ran?e,l as to settle fcer in tae ater
to tie level of the deck. She has a
torprlo spar projecting from the bow.
aad three similar spars ou either side.
Strength ami speed, with the ability
by moans of the Fowler paddle
whev! "f turning withia btr owa
lecigih. have beea the clj'eeu rhierly
in vitw ia Ler construttin. The tor
pvdi s are to be attached t the side
of an enemy's ship, and exploded
by electricity. AHhonrh Lr
laurn-h was harried, she is not nearly
conipiete, aad caa scarcely le readv
rr Hi Ija-fjre next rear.
Anvng the -old thinr PorCa
rtKiu'.h. X. II.. is a liebtuiix rol put
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In- tt,i i!.l.r nia.i.ita." "-:jo it.
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Tette spillei! wa i
,.-..--.. ! A .;.t .
... a I : ! w .i. w . i r ,
,v . i :i,. l .1..
:anJkh a4-aet or barpadctbord that
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. i. ii.r vriaLC .liii . w . i . i . t . i .
suiace
bride of (iov. Wentwortb.
,v routb who was taking aa air Ta
. tk.. n'.ntrr tr.l ta aiuus b;,Tf k.
tfuiuiug aa old farmer eJiot hi
bald hea.1, but was ext'nsni.-hetl br
the old maa. who sccp.nly remarked;
"Young man, when ray bead gets a
s'ift as vours, I taa rai.-t Lair t
seil."
A Kentnchr ladr's coffin had to F r
made six feet eight inches lung to ac-
' cmumodate her back hair.
k C Lawia, Ma