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PATENT MEDICINES.
" Vegetine,"
Says a Boston physician, "has no equal as blood
purifier. Hearing of its many wonderful cur js after
all other remedies had faihM, I visited the tabora
tory, and convinced myself of Its cetmine merit,
it is prepared from harks, roots and herbs, each of
which is highly effective, and they tro cotnjiounded
in such a manner as to produce astonishing results."
Vegetine
Is the great Blood PurileT.
Vegetine
Will cure the worst case of Scrofula.
Vegetine
Is recommended by physicians and apothecaries.
Vegetine
Has effected some marvellous cure in cases of
Cancer.
Vegetine
Cures the worst caee of Canker.
Vegetine
)feet. with wonderful success la Mercurial dis
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Will eradicate Salt Rheum from the system.
Removes Fluiples and Humors from the lace.
Vegetine
Cares (Constipation and regulates the bowels.
Vegetine
Is a valuable remedy fr Headache.
Will cure lvspewia,
J. O , S. D- at J- W. PARKS,
TTOR.NEYS AT LAW, yotaries Public and
A. Authorized War Claim Agents; Offices at
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Estates. Conveyancing, and the collection or
Soldiers' Claims for Peusjons: will attend
rruoaptly to ail professional business eu-tcuM'-d
to them, and gravetie in Marshall and
adjoining coanties. Plymouth offie on Oauo
alroet. between Miehuanand Center street.
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Restores the entire system to a healthy condition.
Vogetin
Remoye the cause of Oizziness.
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Relieves Faintness of the Stomach.
Vegetine
Cures Tain In the Bark.
Vegetine
Effectually cures Kidney Complaint.
Vegetine
Is effective in Its cure ot Female Weakness.
Vegetine
la the graet remedy fur (Jcneral Debility.
Vegetine
Is acknowledged by all clssses of people to b. the
beat and niosl reliable blood pnr:fler ia the wurld.
VEGETINE.
Prepared ny
The Dest That I Can.
" I can not do mru-h." said a little s'ar,
" To make the dark world bright 1
My silver beams cannot strnggle far
Through the folding c'oom of night ;
But I'm only a part of (Jod'n great plan,
And I'll cheerfully do the best I can."
" What is the use," said a fleecy cloud,
" Of these few drops that 1 hold ;
They will hardly bend the lily proud,
Though caught in her cup of i;old ;
Yet I am part ot (,od's gr at plan.
So uiy treasure I'll ive a well as I can."
A child went merrily forth to play ;
But a thought, like a silver thread,
Kepi windiwtr in and out all day
l'hrough the happy, golden head.
Mother said, " larling. do all yon can.
For you are a part of (tod's great plan."
9be knew no more than Hie glancing star,
Nor the cloud uith it- chaüce full.
Dow, why, and foi what all strange things '
8 a war only a child at scikh 1
Bn he thought, "It is part of i od's great plan
That even I should do all I can."
She helped a younger child along
Vbe the road w:u rough to the feet.
And blie aaas sj her heart a little song
That we all thought parsing sweet ;
And h r father, a weary, toil ncru man.
Said, ' 1 wiU do likewise the heat that I can."
Our best? Ah. children ! the best of us
Must hide our faces away,
1 hen the Lord of the vineyard comes to looa
At our task at the dose of the day ;
But for strength i rom above ('tis the Master's plan)
We'll pray, and we'U Jo the best we can.
were.
CONFEDERATE PAPER Ü05EY.
much I am to receive from the sum- husband and wife sat together in the
mer crops falls far short of the inter- cheer ol sitting room, and yet, spite
e3t due to Squire Forbes." Of it all, the Newton children said:
"Do not look at it to night," Mrs. "We neyer had such a good Thanks
Newton pleaded; "do not let Mon- giving before." And at nightfall,
day's cares creep into Sunday's peace, when they had gone to sleep, Farmer
Andrew." Newton and his wife repeated the
"Why, Molly," the farmer replied, : children's words; for it was thn that j 8aid he to the negress, "now I know
looking at the little woman tenderly, j Andrew told Molly of the night when that you have heaps of paper money
"the care has been in my heart all temptation had assailed him, when, laid up in your chest, and I want you
day; omehow I coutd not put it j because he had at first tiied to resist
away when I ended Saturday work." i in his own strength, he had almost
No! for he only tried in his own yielded. "You see, if I had, Molly,"
strength, he said, "the old farm house might
The V ay the Bottom waa Enocked Oat
of the Fiat.
Miss N. C. Wentworih, in Zion's Herald.
The cabin of our old cook was vis
ited by a Confederate soldier bearing
a heavy pair of blankets. "Aunty."
to buy these nice blankets from me
and give me your money. Seel you'll
never have another chance to buy
one mustnt be too peaceable, as the
Quaker said when betook up a pitch
fork as ho saw the mad bull coming.
"Jack-in-the-Fuljnt," St. Nicholas
for December.
such a puir of blankets; I can't carry
'1 tell you, Molly," he continued, i still have been our home, but ttwoufd ; them with me, and when the Yanks
come your money will be good for
nothing only so much waste paper."
"What good will it do you. den?"
"Oh. I
and the hard look came into his face ! have been by tue loss or my honor
again, "I have thought and thought, ; and my truth; nd as that voice in
and no way can I And to make up the i my heart, which sounded so like
needed sum" and then, suddenly as yours, though I know tt was the j said the suspicious old cook.
a flash of lightning darts across the voice of conscience, kept repeating: can use it all the way down South; I ber 31
summer sky, the gleam of a new j W lthout honor there can be no : it will be pood till the Yanks get
thonght ahoue in Farmer Newton's I Thanksgiving for you, your wife, or there," said the soldier. "Weil! if it
eyes. But be eald no word of what it 1 your cnuaren;- ana yet 1 reoeiieu will be good for you it will be good
Items of Interest.
Dallas, Texas, is puzzled by the
disappearance in one night of a large
pond that has for many years exis
ts! in the lin;; s of that town.
It is said that Congressman Tay
lor, of Tennessee, will be the youngest
member of the next congress, he be
ing but twenty-five years of age.
Spurgeon will be presented by his
congregation with $25,000 on the
completion of his twenty-five years'
labor as a Baptist minister, Decern
HARD TI M KS.
A THANKSGIVING STORY.
BY MISS ROSE POSTER.
Vegetine is sold by all DrugRists.
C. R. CHANEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice In all the
court in th state. Oftce in Wheeler's Mock,
over Becker A Woll'i dry goods store, Plymouth,
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TTORNEY AND C0ÜN8EL0K AT LAW.
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"No Thanksgiving keeping this
year, leastways not a bit of it in my
family," said Farmer Newton, as,
wifh a frown on his usually good
humored face, he snapped his whip
ruthlessly among the late asters and
tall grasses that, spite the first frosts
of autumn, still lingered by the road
side. It was a Sabbath, early in No
vember. The minister had read the
Thanksgiving proclamation at both
morning and afternoon service.
"Quite unnecessary to repeat it;
once was enough for a year like this,"
the farmer muttered. "Who is to ob
serve tb 3 day, I would like to know
none of my folks, for certain,"
A chorus of youthful voices echoed
the words in sbill accents that broke
discordantly nature's sweet Sunday
quiet, and woke up into sudden trills
of song the few birds that hud not
flown southward, away from New
England's bleak winds.
"No," Farmer Newton repeated,
for ine" answered the negress, and
you can keep your blankets." Some
time afterward, in relating the incl-
was to his wife, as he left bis seat and : sorely agaiüst that voice," he added,
bogan to walk restlessly up and down j "till, all of a sudden, in arswer to my
the room. prayer for help, I seemed to see how
Mrs. Newton, though a fanner's much more they were worth than all j dent to the writer, the old aunty said,
wife, a country-reared girl, had an j my worldly property put together." j with tears in her eyes, "I might have
instinctive delicacy and tact, which I Aa she listened to his story, again i had a good pair of blanket-, and cow
told her, however much a man might Mrs. Newton laid her band on her I've only' got a heap of bad paper. I
love his wife, there were times when husband's knee the band which he thought dat soger was fooling me,
her silence was dearer to him than ! clasped In his own saying! "Yes, you but he was teilin' de trufe; for when
her words. So she sat still till the , told me the truth, little wife, when : dem Northern troops come, sure
you 6aid the trouble though, sure ! enough, my money was good for
clock struck nine, then she moved
quietly about, preparing for the
night, saying, "I think I will go up
now; you will come soon, Andrew?"
But he made no answer.
After she had gone be continued
his restless walk for man; minutes;
then he paused to trim toe lamp, and
then he turned toward the sideboard,
and, with only a minute's irresolu
tion, he opened the druwer and took
out the much-worn account-bouk.
"It's close on to Monday," he said,
half aloud, as though to still the quiet
rebuke of conscience, which came
like an echo of his wife's words:
"Wait, and do week days' work on
week days;" but be put it aside, aud
iu its place admitted the evil thought
which had fl ieh, d into his mind an
hour before; and yet he was a c hris
tian man; he thought be had been
tryiug to follow Christ for years.
Had it been all the time in his owa
45 Years Before the Public.
THE CENUINE
DR. C. Mc LANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint,
tsrarsiA and sick hiauaiki
nnrl thpn wifh ii darker frnwn and a
H H. RiAVtMis. Host im. Mass. harder not in h.a vni,. h add-H. -I ! trength? He bad always been hon-
nut hut h.ri liia hnnoutv DUVIT lil'Hll
VOl. Uli t UHU UIO UVUVw.J MW. rf w
iv. .ii iL-.. tr 1nnK Dhut n-1, iuvii nnt " J
to give thanks for?" and the farmer,
wont to be so circumspect on the
Sabbath day, laughed loudly, a laugh
empty of the music of a glad heart,
for it was bitter aud dciisive, and
ended in murmured words that only
his wife, who sat beside him heard
really tried before? Ho had always
been truthful; but had he never been
really tempted before to dece.t?
Th- Bible says: "Let bin that
thinketh he standet It take heed, lost
be fall." "The devil," says a wise
mun of oloVdoes not tanpt bad men,
enough, it has been hard, hard I say
looked worse in anticipation than
it proves in reality, and Fve come to
see it is not what we own in house or
land, but what we are in heart, that
makes a glad Thanksgiving!"
Is it? If it (s, however hard the
times, what a glad Thanksgiving year
this may be; for, if we ask Christ to
help us. wo may crown it with hon
esty and truth, and surely, thus
crowned, even this year 1878, over
whose portal was written, "Hard
Times," will be the beat of all Thanks
giving years.
" Leave Jod to order all thy wars,
Auil hope iu him, wIm wis" b tid;
Thou It ond Him iu the evil days
An all Hiittlciciii strength and guide.
Who tnita in (!od'n urn hanging kie.
Builds ou tltc rock that nought can mor..
Sin::, prif, lid swerve not from Hi way ;
But do (MM oatsj part failhluKy ;
Trust Ilia nek promt m- i1 Arrare,
So shall it lie tululled in thee;
Oo.! never yet toriMMk at need
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i. I a 1 . a-h -
She made no reply, unless there because ue nas got tnem aireauy, ub
was an answer hidden in the gentle j tempts good men, becauie he had not
got them, but wants to get them, in
tb- darkness of that night, Farmer
Newton forcot for a while
truths forgot that temptation met
and resisted, or met and yielded to,
is the test of what a man really is.
"Not for myself," he said to him
self, as he - it down to count and re
touch of her hand on his knee, a
caressing, soothing little touch, that
only a woman who loved could have
given; and somehow, tenderness so
wins tenderness. Farmer Newton
straightway stietcbed out bis own
hand and laid it ou his wife's, and
then, with a quick glance exchanged
JOHN 8. BENDER,
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AN'J NOTARY PUBLIC,
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XOTICESOF THE PliESS. .
The Weekly remains easily at the heart ol uius-
A Remarkable Series of Dreams,
(From the Lancaster, Fa.. Express, Oct. 10.
Anthony Homing a well-to-do farm
er, living In Lancaster county, Pa.,
about four miles from Morgantown,
has just bad a series of remarkable
dreams. A correspondent gives the
following:
"rsome tine ago he awoke his wife,
and, considerably agitated, told her
he had dreamed that some thieves
had stopped his son, who had started
these on ul8 t0 market sbortly after
midnight, with a load of produce, and
robbed him of his cash and severely
beat him. His wife replied that it
was only a dreum, and recommended
him to be composed, and go to sleep
as soon as he could. He did so, but
shortly after again awake her and
said that for the second time be had
had the same dream. She observed
that he had been so much agitated
with his former dream that she sup-
Claim and foreclosure of mortgages.
if rmapt.
Ketntttantes
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A. C. A. B.CAPRON,
Attorneys & Counsellors
A.T LAW
REAL E8TATE AGENTS.
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PLYOUTH. IND.
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PHY8ICAN A8UROEON. Tenders his pro
fessional services to the citizens of W al
at and vicinity. All calls promptly attended
"o. Charges reasonable. 1 ff"
I ). I N in the right side, under the
I edge of the ribs, increases on pres- between them, a glance of syni athv count the lines of figures in the book
sure; sometimes tne pain 1 in tne lett from lhe wife of iove from the hu8. -not fur myself, but for Molly and the
Mde ; the patient is rarely able to lie h,n.iM Wntnn lawail I tahlMran- Tt could be done su easilv
on the left side ; sometimes the pain is D ' . ntUMMI ,n tVlo aoat j hw wt.nrMntr nmflt -that-wall!-
ich under the shoulder blade, and it : , . - : I . . ., ,.
frcq-ently extends to the top of the 8aiDe- Walt-1,ule ou9. the dy could be d4one ea9 lly' ,f, on Jf
J . 1 . i .1 l .! : 1 1 ... -...i n. I,., f.,,u.l fi.,.ilru ! .irhuj with
houlder, and is sometimes mistaken coutea, auu tueu perunps taiuer sm uiu....,,, " pored It had dwelt upon his mind
f U K nrm Th find, after all. we can keen a Thanks- a nromise to pay later on. ßlVinß that i . . ... .
t yj L I t i v i 1 . . I i . I 1 1 111 un 1 1,1. A v. v , 1 "
. mm . . ....... I i. :. . .1 ..r
f..i,n h k i.rtcf with riss nt snnp. ffivinfr rVfn thfiiiL'h tn utnvm ar an uook as u oieuie. wuu lis ni-iiuu. ui
The It eeklu remains easny at me nemn ui mun- ... m i i ...... . rr o- o o -
tratedrAapcrsbyitsniieiitAraryquaiity. the heauty ancj sickncss; the bowels in een- hard;" and somethinff like a siirh money coining to him, when he knew
ot its type and woodmit,.-Spring fieldHrpuoncan. . ' o o
Us pictorial attritions an-superb, anu embrace eral are costive, sometimes alternative creot into Mr. Newton's voice as ehe there wasuoue to come.
every 01 up. .vum uv . Ith ax: the ICntl IS tlOtl I Id Wltn -U.l
lirraUl, Borton. . . . , .- . ' . . . . . . auueu, uaik
The neektsi. potent agency Mr tne 'a ssem.- a( com pailicu wan a uuu, ncav y : WWn4t, oa nl . Mtnmnn ,ir(.
nation to correct political pr.uctp.es, an., a po-er - . " - v'v'"'""
tul opoonentot anaras, t.a uop. anu. aise preienpe-. v T.r". """" with hr "If von nnlv W7it " hp 1 .Inln .k.f k,.nr.H. f .nun in tr.iln
A.e llttf Kxurrts, i'.ocheeier. tipni'M V a onsiikTJ ) e IOSS Ot mem- - j - j , uiU(s uuuuoUo .
And a subtle voice seemed to whis
per in his heart: "You will only be
and beggr-d him to try and compose
himself und go to sleep, which he did.
A third time the dream was repeated, j eial troops stationed for a few months
on which be arose, and, it being then 1 after the surrender at A-
nuffln."
The wife of a well-to do planter re
siding in the same neighborhood had
gained a local reputation for the man
ufacture of domestic wines. During
the retreat she stood for two consec
utive days at her kegs dealing out
glass after glass of the liquor to the
flying troops; counting her Confed
erate money by the thousands as her
kegs were emptied, and lying down
to die of grief when she found, after
the entrance of the Federals into
Richmond, that her fortune was but
an illusion her money but so much
waste paper.
During the war the owner of a mill
congratulated himself that, although
bis human stock had become ot no
pecuniary value to him, his mill had
brought him a fortune iu paper
money. His wife besought him to
purchase a piano for his growing
daughter, but it seemed too adburd
and too extravagant to expend two
or three thousand dollars for an arti
cle not essential to comfort or con
venience. The proverbial rainy day
was provided for, and the daughter
still longs for a piano, while the
hoarded money lies.biddeii in an ash
barrel or has been sold t o the raa
man. A representative of one of the old
est and wealthiest families of South
western Virginia had, during the war,
taken his herds and flocks across the
river into North Carolina to save
them from possible raids of both ar
mies. At the fall of the Confederacy
tnis young man, who had never
known the want or even the worth of
money, found himself without a
'quarter" to pay his ferriage across
the river, although, as he afterward
wrote to a Northern friend, he had
Confederate scrip enough in his pos
session to fill a mattre: s.
Mrs. Dr. A., a lady reared In luxury,
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weariness and debility ; he is easily j -Xrue en0Ugh," the farmer had of- bowed before it as a reed before the
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Court
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what is worth more than house or
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he can scarcely summon up fortitude but he added, "I wish you would tell
enough to try it In fact, he distrusts me how, Molly?"
every remedy. Several of the above j They were sitting together in the
symptoms attend the disease, but cases cheerful sitting room, that opeued off 1 iD Andrew Newton's heart, till the au
lune occurred wnere lew 01 tnem ex- from tho great kitchen. The children , tumn night gave place to morning;
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AGUE AND FEVER. to the brim with snowy milk, on , wuh clouds! How did Farmer New
Dr. C. McLane's Liver Pills, im which the cream was already begin- ton's end? Iu sunrise: for right con-
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taken with Quinine, are productive of An air of comfort and plsnty hov- 1 though, he did not ask the Lord's
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cathartic an be used, preparatory to COIltrudict the farmer.s worda. The waned; then, finding his own strength
or alter taking Quinine. We would ... . . . , . , . , 1 ' , . , ,
advise all who are afflicted with this wood-pile stretched straigbt aud high utter weakness, he cried aloud at
disease to give them a fair trial. down by the stoue wall eastward of last: "Lord, help me;" and no sooner
1 or all bilious derangements, and as tho house. The great burn to its did he cry than the help came. For,
a simple purgative, they are unequalcd. highest loft was full of the sweet and over and over, tho experience of
uew-mown hay of tho summer's bar- j God's children of old is lived in the
vest. In the cellar, barrel after bar- story of his children nowadays. Do
rel stood loaded with rosy-cheeked you remember "And the Lord said
A Strange End To a Fight.
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who had a terrible fight in the soli
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exact place where the wagon was their horns became so tangled and
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light, shining like golden heaps; full-! that is bitten (surely that means
grained ears of corn were peeping ; tempted,) when he looketh upou It,
through the chinks and crevices of ghall live: aud it came to pass that if
the corn-crib. What could Farmer ! serpent had bitten any one, when
Newton mean by calling the times he beheld the serpent of brass he
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that year? Iu the quaint side-board resist temptation Is found in asking
that stood in the corner of the room the Lord's help, with faith in his
there was a drawer where was kept a I promise: "Aek, and ye shall receive "
little book that held the answer, a And so the Newtoo family kept
much-worn book, that contained line Thanksgiving that year, after all,
after line of figures, a book he re- though only such a brief time does it
ferred to as he said, "I will look It take for change to do its work, when
over and add up the figures once i the appointed day came, the rooms
again, Molly, though I am as sure as J of the old farm house resounded with
aure can be there is no mistake; sure, the voices and laughter ot children
I say. that the line which tells how I other than the Newtons; another
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stopped, and described how and
where his son was attacked.
These facts are true, and some five
miles intervened between the dream
er and the tragedy.
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Indiaua Patents.
The following is a list of the pat
ents issued to citizens of the State of
Indiana, November 26, 1878, and each
bearing date Nov, 12, 1878, furnished
thispupor by C. Bradford, Solicitor of
Patents, 18 Hubbard's Block, Indian
apolis, lud., of whom copies and in
formation may be obtained:
Nu Mtfra, To James G. N iahet and
James K. int, ol I vnlliiana, for im
proVMMBt in gruiu shelters.
No. 809,76, To John M. Fudfe,
Frauds M. Holmes and Sam McDonald,
ofNiles Township, tor fmprovemcnt in
ditching plow s.
No. 'J(,yi6. To Erastus B. Kuukle, of
Fort Wayne, for improvement in gut ge
cocks.
Ni'. oi'.i.Hll). To Louis Long, of 1.
ansville, l.r improvement in apparaius for
Linning horse collars.
No. 'JH.UOa;, To Peter Lane, of El
wood, for improvetneul in fenres.
No. 809,998 To Bofofaoa S. .Sruiek, of
Fort Wayne, for improvement iu grave
shield and body protector.
Ho. 909,947. To David C. Walling, of
Kendallville, lor improvemcut in wind en
gl nes.
No. 209.950. To Jas. IL Woodgate, of
Wriveland, tor improvement in corn I m
tera.
J. B. N. KLINGER,
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Will faroish a complete Abstract of Titles to lands
la farihall county, ind. olrlce at h resilience,
oat Madison itreet, north of Court House square.
PLYMOriH, INDIANA.
locked together that they could not
get them apart. It is very probable
that when this happened, they stopped
thinking of fighting, and tried their
best to get away from each other.
But this was of no use. Their horns
were so firmly interlocked that they
could not twist nor pull them apart.
So they stumbled about, for the rest
ot their lives, with their heads close
together. We cannot know how
long they lived this way. They may
have been able to eat a little grass,
if both of them agreed to put down
their heads at the same time. But at
last they died. And how curiously
things turned out! Each of them
hoped to kill the other, and yet the
result of the cmarrel was to bind
them together as long as they lived-
and even death did not part them.
And, if they thought that no one
would ever know of their fight they
were mistaken! The record of the
combat their two skulls fastened
together- has remained for many a
long year, and will reman for many
a year to corns. It was truly a
strange end to a fight.
Shakespeare makes Polonlus say:
"Beware
Of entrance to a quarrel; bnt, being in,
Besr't, thai t tie opposer may beware ot Utee,"
These stags did that with a ven
geance; didn't they?
It very often happens in other
fights or disputes that the fighters
By a a decision ot the Supreme
Court of Florida validating the three
precinct returns rejected in Alachua
county, Bisbee, Republican, is elect
ed by 450 majority,'
A woman in New York was recent
ly assaulted by a man for "bewitch
ing" him. The Express of that city
says there are a number of people
there who still believe in witchcraft.
There lives In Franklin oounty, K.
C, a man forty-nine years old, who
never heard a sermon preached, nev
er read a chapter in the Bible, never
fired a gun, aud never taw a whit
man married.
A train on the New Brunswiok
railroad ran off the track at Peel, alz
miles below Florencevllte, The cars
rolled down an embankment and Ohe
passenger car took fire. Three per
sons were killed and several Injured,
some being badly burned.
The business being done by the
Chicago railroads just now is said to
be immense. The Chicago, Bock
Island and Pacific earned more mon
ey by carrying freight last Monday
than it has any day since the road
was operated.
Uuit4d States Marshall Wharton,1
of Louisiana, is In Washington, hav
ing been summoned thither to ex
plain why he did not enforce the
United States law In New Orleans
during the recent election.
Two workmen in the shoe factory'
in Stoughton, Mass., habitually drank
of the alcohol used by them in their
work, and when a poisonous liquid 1
was substituted, they did not know
the difference, but took draughts
that killed them.
The Chinese legation in Washing
ton is composed of a studious set of
members, nearly every one being en
gaged several hours a day in master
ing the English language, reading
English works, aud acquainting him
self with the institutions and work
ings of this government.
The oldest man has been gathered
to bis fathers. He was a German
living in in Geluhausen. and was 148
years old when ho died. His life had
been a protracted struggle with pov
erty. He left two sons, sixteen
grandchildren, and 348 great grand
children to mourn bis loss.
In his annual report, the Comp
troller of the Currency states that
the 6,616 national and private banks
now in existence have an aggregate
capital of 9675,776,000, with deposits
cf 91,919 954,000. The Comptroller
defends the national banking system
at length, and argues for its continu
ance. Colonel George H. Butler, the
nephew of General Butler and form
er consul-general to Egypt, is now
undergoing a sentence of thirty days
In the Washington workhouse in lieu
of a fine which be was unab!e to pay in
the police court. During the past
year Butler has beeu of dissipated
habits, and has been either in jail,
the hospital or the workhouse, one
i alf of the time. His relatives and
friends and wife, have done every
thing to induce him to reform, but
with out success.
A very Important conference of the
coal oil producers, manufacturers and
refiners was in progres in New York
Thursday, and will be oontinued for
several days. The meeting was
strictly secret It was stated that
the object ot the meeting was to en
deavor, if possible to agree on some
plan of operations tending to regu
late the trade and supply of oil pro
duced so as to prevent the ruinous
state of things now claimed to exist.
The driver of what the English call
a "van" was lately surprised in Lon
don by a large orang outang sudden
ly jumping into his vehicle. He at
tempted to take the fellow into custo
dy, but it escaped and afterwards at
tacked a coster-monger in the street,
upset bis barrow and mashed hit'
crockery. The animal was captured
after a severe struggle with several
men.
Making a mistake In the outsjt of
life is like beginning to wind a skein
at the wrong end. It gives us infi
nite trouble, and perhaps is in a
tangle half through, but it often gets
smooth and straight before the close.
For, after all, patience is very strong ;
Do little helpful things and speak
helpful words whenever you can.
They are hotter than pearls or dia- cannot stop and separate just when and many a man has so oonquered
monds to strew along the roadside of they wish to. Something is apt to
life. They will yield a far more val- get hopelessly interlocked and tan
uable harvest, as you will find after gled, such as good-will, or self -re-many
days. Ispect, or fairness, or honor, Still,
himaeir for duty's sake, that the work
he originally hated, and therefore did
ill, he gets in time to do well and
consequently to like.
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