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Cambridge Jeffersonian, The (Newspaper) - April 13, 1871, Cambridge, OhioThe Jepperson Ian Tiv Ohio. Niziuk. Chi pit ii of Ono ropy yer year in is 0o it wiil Willilu us i in 1 33 after Uio year of a Kish attorneys it and notary Rul lu1. Miili Silier L.L.. Ollk i up ilium of 4 Izmir of Lite ult edition Tor Cambridge be vol. 3d. Cambridge Ohio thursday april 13, 1871. No. 48. New. Matukas. Attorney it Mujalli Ami Ovi-1 of Rry a jew. W111tk. Attorney at . Of Mph L.L.. Will my to lir my i oils Bram la of in i courts of tills t Lylw ill National i Inu Wax Tukik compktk38t . N Vil nov or to ill tin a Kwisun a i incl of ugh i t o of Olin Rug. Co., w. Attorney it full View of . L i u i x in the 1 Oiin of y in l min Zimm Rou stirs. All will Xvi j Louii t no t nation. Attorri Pant , and to turn Milia Ohio. Hot tilt ration u a ii to tin a Tel Fot Vly Mil ins. I oppo in l 0-.loiniv, of attorney it . Rnbl.i-. -. Ohio. Will m 1, in Riiff Miot lit n l i .viui.1 Alli Ilas Anil lust liked. 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A lady Toucher in has Boon Puli tin 1 of lowly nil forty Little Uri Himin join lid Ilir Onvile Ihei Lofair Row Iileta Trein Tulous i Oal Why Ion t you Kirp Iju Lut c Aii l you in Len Rule bars sir. Lii. Is no Rumirth. Public sellout it ii i an l in a did of. I mar Bill. Var it t . O. Is. Of a i s Neil Vilarr Knirr Laii and Neil Sii i Ami i Nik Al cult Larrv. In in h i l i Kin i a n i n 1.11 Ion in n. 1 in All it till to i l. L Hall. In 1.1.-. Dun. F a k. , Nihle and Mani inn Rol Moi Niini in it. H. Us Biol. Init Maui ii o. I i fur in in Only i. W Diilci-4 mail to Groin play Nirali in l a Jylli i my stir my L.L. i fico Iliili Ami i in u no Ina. It Nini 11 i of in in a -.111 o n Ula i Jill no it win in of i f i in tin in ill i tin ill 01 i la k sviiiii1. .1 11 ill a 1.1. 11-a 11 i m mini i l to a to l Jill Llf. let in L.L. i k n . Hin ill i irly 1.11 i.-. U a h i ill Ilent i will if. It in 11 s Mil f. 11 L.L.n ii Anil i. I i k inti i in j i in1 i n i Ali i ii 111 a. 11 will v Oil L.L. it 111 Sti on until in Louil. A -u-mi1, i a til it is a ixk1timaim.k Valuk j successful Oil each i inn . I i in Gnu of ii l Lin i a i of Anil j Orui f Yot r two up Kiili its uru battling in Lizul a Bothi Tat Loti to Oiin we1 now c Lusty a rum such Assiz Fialon Ai irinus Imro it min L.L. u v Liy ills Siivo Bruit res Roii t shoot Puii L.L. i a s air a ills ills c i lit Roll to mind their p Suid and Lippi 1 1 ii ii in Illi aut Luk its will not by a brim in. Writing i my up t air ouch fuming spurring on i in dumb ones tis Voi Al music tin or Art re Joii is flu a lir Sinyar conies to the voices i out imports a Harrt to sons class Drill ill All sorts , it i Lynix like a of tin1 untold hrs Silig of the rub Hosool. A singular Insi Iannce Case. A curious suit is Likely to Row out of the killing of or. Sir Oder Henry Ward lately of Wash in ton and Baltimore aside from Trio Ciui Cuil aspects of Tiu Case which of themselves will be strange enough. The Decca Sud haul his life heavily instilled in a now York lifts company Ami the corporation issuing the policy pro poses to suit for damages 31 r. Ward for Ilus Royong its property. Leading lawyers cd press the opinion that the Case is actionable in fill its details and As or. Ward is understood to he the of Largo wealth recently Minlu i in from his father it is to livid company can recover the amount it has to pay on Siiro Dors policy. Sunshine. Ii ii of Ani to re Mark Doi Sivu sovino i polish in Der Liot Lino into Vishino L.L. if Moonshine has not Heen Liott Letl 1-As, tit Letiel so says a for journal which s is a sin Oji Ilar Dilcom i a is announced by the Licinio Rico Liduia of tis lit iving been made by v Kiencle t Rol Mussor at the collude of Sii incs in c har Cnoc in Feri Enre. It consists of the i r fact of actually Bulino the Miu s rays utilize re them at the Fri our describes tie operation As follows the pro lessor takes u material is not exposes it in a certain position to the direct a of the Sun s rays. After it has thus absorbed the Hoat for the space of a qty utter of an hour it is closed with a Cork and hermetically sealed a Small aperture being left in the Cork. Alli Xing a powerful Lens to the vase to causes the solar to converge to a Point upon the Wick of u common Candle placed at a distance of one Yard from the vase. In less Ian Throe seconds thu Wick ignites and Ijo L.L. i to Cuiulo which Burns Sioui L.L.. Tin writer slates that Jim a Xci ii Petit tried several times san Domingo message to till i Alt in p i n _ i 1 i. Ii 1. Ill. .1 i a. Ii in m ii i Pill a St ii by i Ai in hit i ii Nii a i hopi in and h l.il.-- L.L. Ulni lion Tol 1 1 1 Noil-., id m Ali i of nun i. Adder i w1. M av011kn. A huhs i t no i lir in Neil Ann a. I i l.1 i in if Akron Anil fill Rumril 1 a Aii in i u. . Of fit i Vii Disi i Ion. Ujj Mai Lhnn to. I Oti a i and Iron n 1 in n i in n Looner. Juuls in free free a Kidir Nal of i n Tor ii a on i it i Opler in s n i. O i Cpl in. D inn in on ii i Shoih Irin i. A. Trims ibis i. A m i o an intr ,1-4 a m Liro i Oor in i or n i n i. I i m i v ally re is ii. Will air .11 ., hid our Era Ilell Llilas in ill i Laird lid i Mari Luis and i of i a i nil i is Mirro Sopr Rrell .1. a co., i pair loins Mill sold i Lopilo Rolls of f Ralu ant nor let i Hirujo 111. i l.-ah-r-. Of ropes rats in by Nril on in a us . Pm L.L.. Lor trims to . Kollia. Of Nurl Ifird. T Ikler Walleri of sew York. Cor Ali aim of a L.L.. 1 Dlinn i in Lor tin if Jalili -. R. L. Aurut. Ali i in to Ami from Gnu lamp Irli ill Ami soil at in Ollie Mot ill Lin on Puli i Only to Tkac Siehs. Meetings for -.-xa in i nation of tray bars in county will Buiu id in c a fak31 for Sale. I. 1 to Adams j u i Lown hip on Lair Conn 1. I h Arras in Nilu Patlon and lit of Liili. Imu and a Lnell Lilbun. A Arr in Ivriy la rail. A m. of Roal of this i Plair. Upon Lair Larin Arr a Trainr boil i six too him and Cedar u Marly new i alar Binu bum my Elm Rrt re Silil Lulli Drin Rath for i ail of Kiili Zirli Rio scr in it los ill january Thiril in Imlay. T Bur airy in Racli t hit eau Xingu Yalu buy. April May june third saturday. July August c Ertil cars Orn Oral Eluiro ctr a Slber ii a will air in nil will Ron Sirni i. Otto clock a. M. No applicant will by permitted to join hit ally rat Liu pro Ira Wocl. K. Khamky. C. U. i this Lur i in on of i air burst no poll ill our Usry to Unity vol an but in by . It is i Lollin i land Ami to cultivate no strop bunks or Wushi. Fin Quality of lir soil in tin uni my and Isle pro Milur. This is really Omi of Tiu Voi a Best uis in the co Unity. Of which any former Nii be con Vancott by Nncy ail nation. It Only Otic mile from the National and c. O. Lla Leronel. Giitl Ono mile and Ali Alt from u a Smilar Rel lond Sta Tion. Quod i no. And Uon Vul try will Boisi Sidoto Kooi Pur cd Iaser. A or fur Lior Dufur Mintlo c. K. Jon.28-tf. Lily to Cambridge Ohio. Tic Lac tort of Man Domingo what the opposition to his pot scheme. Tho Sist Raul Titi los of human j he inuit enjoy exist Croc and wish to they nil have their earthly lit o a ukr lit ii own control. Some religions Sanction suicide the Christian scriptures nowhere cd forbid Anil yet it is a rare Many persons High for Ilu Ulli when it Seo is fur off but the inclination vanishes when the boat ups cos or the locomotive us off the mils or the measles set in. A Wise physician once said to me i serve unit every one wishes to go to heaven but 1 will observe that most people arc willing to take a eat Deal of very disagreeable Medicine tie lives that Onu Loist envies arc yet Sweet to Tho living. They have Only a pleas ure like that of we say with scorn. But what a racy and sul Suntino pleasure is that. Tun hashing Speed of the Swallow in Tho air Trio Cool play of the minnow in the water the dunce of twin butter flies round a Thistle Blossom the thundering Gallop of the Buffalo across the Prairie nay the Clumsy walk of the grizzly Bear it were doubtless enough to Reward exist Stence could we have Joy such As these and no More. This is the Hearty physical basis and Ani mated L.L. and us Slop by Stop the Savage creeps up to the Possession of intellectual manhood each and Vance brings with it now sorrow and new Joy with the Joy always leading. Time Onowu Prince of Austria Francis Joseph s son is described As a timid Good no tired boy who seems to enjoy himself Only when he can play on his Liik Lle. He is said to possess remarkable musical talents. Ti1k president s san do5iingo Mes sao1s. The following is the president s message transmitting the report of the san Domingo commissioners to to Ltd semite Tad House of reset Tatleen i have the Honor to submit Here with to Tho two houses of con Gress the report of the commissioners appointed in pursuance of the joint Resolution approved january 12th, 1871. It will be observed this report More than sustains All that i have heretofore said in regard to the productiveness and health Fuehs of san Domingo the unanimity of the people Lor annexation to the United Stales and their pole Pablo Chai Auter. It is hit to the Public and myself that i should Here give till the Circum stances which first led to the Lego Dialion of t in treaty for the annexation of the Republic of san Domingo to the United slates. When i accepted the arduous and position which i now hold i did not dream of instituting any Steps Tor the acquisition of insular possessions. I believed however that our institutions were Broad enough to extend Over the entire continent As rapidly As other people might desire to bring them selves under our Protection. 1 be Lieve further that we should not permit any Independent govern ment within Tiu limits of North America to pass from a condition of Independence to one of owner ship or Protection Maile on european Power. Soon after my inauguration As president i was wailed upon by an agent of presi Dent Flaex with a proposition to Annex Tho Republic of Sui Domingo to the United states this gentle Man represented the papa Cilyok the Island the desire of the people and their character and habits about As they have been described by Tho commissioners. To stated fur ther that ing weak in numbers and poor in purse they were not capable of developing their great resources that Tho Goopio Imd not tic Nici inic to Industry on a Cunt of Tojo Hick of proc Cimon for i heir accumulations and that if not accepted by the Unildo states with institutions which they loved above those of any other nation they would to compelled to seek Protection elsewhere. To those statements i no reply and gave no indication of what i thought of the proposition. In tie course of time i was waited upon by a second gentleman irom suit Domingo who made the same representations and who was received in like manner. In View of the facts which had been Hud before me and with an Earnest desire to maintain the Monroe i believed that i would be derelict in my duty if i did not take measures to ascertain the exact wishes of the government and inhabitants of the Republic of san Domingo in regard to annexation and communicate Thorn to the people of attic United status. Under attending circumstances i Felt thai if i turned a deaf ear to this Appeal i might in future be justly charged with a flagrant neglect of the Public interests and utter disregard of the welfare of a Down trodden race praying for the blessings of a True and Strong government and for Protection in the enjoyment of tiie fruits of their own Industry. Aci Ardingly after having appointed a commissioner to visit the Island i selected a gentleman in whose capacity judgment and integrity i had and have yet the most unbounded Confidence. Lie visited the Island of san Domingo not to secure or hasten annexation but unbiased to learn Tho Facto about Trio govern Cal the people and the resources of that went As Well prepared to make an unfavourable report As a favourable one if Elliis fuels warranted it. report fully corroborated the views of the previous commissioners and upon its receipt i toll that a sense of duly and duo regard for our Groat National interests to quiz Cal me to negotiate a treaty for inc acquisition of the Republic of san Domingo. As soon As it became publicly known that such a treaty had been negotiated Tho at to lion of the country was occupied with allegations calculated to prejudice the merits of the Case and with those whose duty had connected them with it. Amidst Public excitement thus created tie treaty failed to receive the required two thirds vote of the Senate and was rejected but whether Tho action of that body was bused wholly upon the merits of the treaty or might not have been in some degree influenced such unfounded allegations could not be known by the people because the debates of the Senate in secret ses Sion Are not published. Then a commission was constituted under authority of con Gress consisting of gentlemen selected with special reference to their High character and capacity for the work entrusted to them who were instructed to visit the spot and report upon the facts. Other eminent citizens were re Quested to accompany the commis Sion in order that the people might have the 1 ene it of their views. Student of science and correspondents of the press without re Gard to poli ical opinion were invited to join the expedition and he number Nas limited Only by the capacity of the vessel. The More rejection by the Senate of the treaty negotiated by the president Only indicates a Clif i Veronce of opinion without touch ing the character or wounding the. Pride of either but when such re Clion takes place simultaneously charges openly made of corruption on the part of Tho presi Dent or those employed by him the Case is indeed in such a Case the Honor of the nation demands investigation. This Lias been accomplished by the re port of Tho Here with transmitted which fully vindicates tie purity of the motives and action of those who represented United slates in the negotiation Ami now my task is , and with it ends All personal solicitude upon the subject. My duly being done yours begins. The fuits will now be spread before uie country and a decision rendered by that tribunal whose convictions so Seldom err and against Whoso will i have no policy to enforce. Aly opinion re Mains unchanged indeed it is Conli Mied by the report that the interests of our country and san Domingo alike invite annexation of the Republic. Jul View of differences of opinion upon this subject 1 suggest that no action be taken at the present session beyond the printing and general Dis in Lution of the report before the next session of Congress. The people will then Havn considered the subject and formed an opinion concerning it. It is not Only the theory of our Constitution that the will of Hie people constitutionally expressed is tic supreme Law but i have Ever believed that All men Are Wiser than anyone Man and if the people upon a full presentation of the facts conclude that annexation of the Republic is not de every department of the government ought to acquiesce in that decision. In again submitting to Congress the subject upon which Public senti tent has been divided and which has been made the occasion of in i Montoua Dubaic in Congress As Well As elsewhere i May i Trust by indulged in a single remark. No Man can Hope to perform duties so delicate and responsible As to per Tain to the presidential office without sometimes incurring the hostility of those who doom their opinions and wishes treated with Insull quient consideration and to who undertakes to conduct the affairs of a Grout government As a faithful Public servant if sustained by the approval of his own con science May rely with Confidence upon the Candor and incl licence of a free people whose Best interests lie has striven to Subserve and can Bear Vith patience the censure of disappointed men. Signed u. S. Grant. Executive depot of the Domingo c03i lbs donuts. The following is the report of the sail Domingo commissioners the report opens by giving the Resolution under which the commis Sion wus appointed. They tra versed Tho Dominica Republic from end to cud in several Clire Clious either by agents or in person they spent several weeks at the Capitol in daily conference with the president and chief officers of the government in examining of Cial records and As at All other places in constant Intercourse with the people and taking Tysl Timony. The present government is in theory a Republic. According to the Constitution the government is into three branches executive legislative i judicial. To Lisl consists of a president and president elected by an electoral College Foi six years Wiki a difference of three years in the time of their election not i president and vice president Are ineligible to the presidency ing the foil Wing term Tho president appoints a coun Cilot stale consisting of Mizii Sci of Public instruction Interior police and agriculture of Public works Commerce War and Marine. On one of these four ministers the duties of minister of foreign relation devolve at the will of this president. Tho legislative Branch of the government consists of a Senate Oloc cd by primary assemblies and has two members for the City of san Domingo two for Santiago find one for each of the other prov inces and in All. These hold Tolice six years and May to re elected. Euch province and District has a government and each Parish and military Post has a commandant nominated by the executive and resp Siblo to him. The Lovins Are governed by a Gunt Agiutos or Council elected by primary Assem Blies Tor three years. The judiciary costs of a supreme court whose seat is at the capital with a president four ministers and one attorney general who Are chosen by the Senate from nominations made by the electoral College and who hold office live years. In every province and District Here is a court silting in the capitals consisting of a judge prosecutor and attorney general All nominated by the executive and holding office for five years. It was found that this court had in Many parts of the Republic fallen into disuse. Finally rach town and Parish or commune has an Alcalde appointed by the Kex Culive and holding of dec at his pleasure and corresponding to our justices of the peace. In the latter Cuse Tho prac ices far bettor than the theory. In All parts of the Republic it was found that the Alcalde held office virtually dining goo i behaviour. The commissioners found a government organized find in full operation in All its departments exercising every function of govern ment with general Baez As chief magistrate in full and Poa Cable Possession of All part in the Republic except on the in lieu Border which is disturbed by try lenders aided by Hay ticks and a political intrigues. These Are in cited to be Active fit this Lime by ear of annexation to the United states. From All the commission ers could ascertain president Baez Bias the respect of a Treut majority of Tho dominican people for his administrative ability and Strong attachment to Many leading men who regard him As Tho Only states Man among them who can hold the nation against the Domestic fractions and foreign foes. The commission i do not find that there is an3r opponent to tie present administration of the re Public who has now or who Ever bad any claim to the chief magistracy by a title Superior to the pres ent incumbent. Whatever tech Nical dec fetus there might have been in his original title to the of lace it was confirmed by a National convention and ratified by the assent and support of the people. The frequency of civil commotion during a Long period and Conse quent insecurity of property have Par Alicd Industry and discouraged accumulation mid so impoverished the country that for the last two cars the financial up Coures of the government Hiiva Cicen inadequate to pay expenses. The insurrections which still exists Are led by Cabral acid it Operon. The former of the so is universally conceded to be the most important but neither has a distinct hag or a regularly organized Aimy. Tie commissioners find that Fiah ral does not claim to to the be Al Bead of the Republic that he does not claim to represent the principal constitutional or Legal authority. This is shown by the fact that in he Proi Lam Ilion and in a communication to the com Mission he styles himself chief revolutionist the Force at cab ral s command does not exceed a few Hundred men. The commissioners believe that Hud the revolutionists a gilded Only their own forced and resources they would Long ago have been put Down. Their importance is derived from the help of foreign in triggers and from the fact that be Hind them stands the a Lantien nation whish has nearly three times the Popula Ion of Dominica which has never relented in its aggressive policy and at whose head is at present a bloody insurrection. All these Dilli cuties the com missioners believe would disappear should the dominican Republic be effectually protested by connection with a Strong Nalibou. In almost All parts of Tho coun try even to the utmost Cost the peo pie were found to be familiar with the question of annexation to United slates and have discussed it among themselves with into i Getice. They generally declared their belief that Tho Strong Arm of this squib la taking them under Protection As part of this nation would end the efforts and Hopes of every revolutionary Lender and establish Law order and Prosperity. Inlo the Public sentiment of a feeling strongly favourable to annexation to the United states in preference to any other Power is partially clue to the presence in various parts of the country of Small colonies of coloured people formerly from the United states. The resources of the country Are vast Atnel various Utu its production May be increased. There is evidence of Mineral wealth in several parts of tie Island. There is hardly any portion of the Island not capable of cultivation and taken As a whole it is one of the most Fertile regions on the face the Earth. Tho agricultural products include All tropical fruits and vegetables As Well As commercial Staples. The average general health and longevity is quite equal to and probably greater than in the United slates. The commissioners state Samana buy will be a powerful military and naval station. The stun total of debt and claims of the government is 159.25. The editor of the Addison n. A advertiser is in receipt of the following from a gentleman Scho Lar and Well Wisher being a stranger to Addison i came there i dreamed i dreamt the editor of the Addison paper diet to lit-11 was sent tie Earth Ruit Oist Tho lord was Willina the evil was and to recce a such a not tie person. A Short time since a rather seedy individual appeared at the police station in now Orleans and inquired if he could be honoured with an interview with the chief of police and being replied to in the affirmative was shown into the Pri vate office. What can i do for inquired the official. Are you the can i speak to you privately will no one hear Are you sure Well then listen As i was crossing Galvez canal night about one o clock i saw a woman approach the Bank Vith a baby in her arms looking carefully around All Tho while to Sec if she was Fol Lowed and Sheti went right at the stopped threw the child into the canal exclaimed the appalled officer his face White with horror. Replied Tho visitor washed its Soe hero my quietly remarked the chief i m not the person you fool killer is thrilling incident. At a Temperance meeting in Phil Adelphia some years ago a Learned Clergyman spoke in favor of Vino As a its use Quile to Bis own satisfaction to be spiritual gentlemanly and health Ful. When he sat Down a Plain elderly Man Rose Tomci asked leave to suy a few words. A Youna Friend of said he who had Long been intemperate was at length prevailed on to the great Joy of his friends to take the pledge of entire abstinence from All that could intoxicate. To kept the pledge faithfully for sometime struggling with his habit fearfully till one evening in a social party glasses of wine were handed around they came to a clergymen present. Who took a Glass saying a Feu words in vindication of tic Pic uce. Uio Ulii uie Yousim Man if a Clergyman can take wine and justify it so Well Why not i so he took a Glass. It instantly re kindled his slumbering appetite and after a downward course he died of delirium Kremens died a raving tie old Man paused for it Leanee and was just Abb to add Young Man was my son and that Clergyman was the Rev. Doctor who Las just addressed the a heavy Cloud. Old caption Blank of stoning ton. Relates the following re Fifika ble incident that occurred while on the passage from now Yolk some years ago. He observed one sum Mer afternoon a heavy Cloud arise from the land and his great Surprise approach the vessel. Sud Denly it broke near him and Mil Lions of mosquitoes covered the deck of the vessel 11 the depth of several inches while part of the Hook went through the Mainsail leaving nothing but the Bolt ropes icily hanging to the spars. Coro a creative evidence of this astonish ing talc was found in Tho person of a downcast skipper who heard Tho Story nil who. On dates with the narrator declared that two Days afterwards his ship was bearded by a of the same Hock and they ail were canvass breeches. If you let go i a i in s it were c a Fioril in lie wit wait ii. Liy in a l r lives were Sivji in t n father it aphid uie but with anguish that he could give no help to his loved ones until other assistance could be secured. He went in search of it Anil the Mother and son to some Timber lodged in the midst of the flowing As their Only hops of safety. The Mother s tends were grow ing benumbed and her slight Frame wearied out with the Effort of hold ing on. She Felt that this struggle for Lifa could go on but a Little Lon Ger. Her boy was Young and Vig Mons. He might hold on till help came. With a Mother s Loving tender Ness she spoke her words of fare Well and gave such counsel As a Mother might who was looking into eternity. Hut she was not prepared for the response he said if you let go i of Here was a new an. Guise. She Felt that for herself she could Trust All in the hands of her Saviour but her dear boy had no such Hopes. She Felt that she held his destiny in her hands. She must live and struggle on for his Sake. Of what moments and they lengthened on to hours with almost superhuman strength Tho Mother kept her hold on the Plank for if she loosened her rasp her boy s soul was lost for eternity. In two hours help came and were rescued. Of. It was a solemn fearful thought for that Mother that the eternal of her child on her Cut its. But l is just As i no of a thousand Oiler mothers. The of our Are i erase of our jul we fill their i arts vanity and and love of gain which i Vii till sen Nus thought and destroy them As As those floods would the body. We , at the thought of some one not of i its in Oivino the soul s life of our child yet at thai very moment we be performing such an s times san ii shooting husband if i were to never would be such a fool As to marry i were to lose you i would marry directly death would be regretted by at least one whom v a Toomb Slone in soul t Carolina cemetery was recently made conspicuous by Jome wag who painted on it the following lines Here the body Uffre Munh Gordon Mouth u to n a i or for if 110 opus Las a Iouli you in gone by a gentleman travelling on a Steamer one Clay at dinner was making away with a Large pudding close by when he was told by the servant that it was dessert it matters not to said he i would eat it if it were a Wilder a candidate for the position of school teacher in Alabama recently replica to a question by one of the examiners do you think the world is round or Flat a by saying Well some people think one Way and some another and i la teach round or Flat just As Tho parents there is a pretty Young woman of Philadelphia who is fond of per Chical jokes. Her favorite joke is to drop her Bonnet and shawl on fail mount Bridge and then stay away from her friends for a week or so. She enjoys their distress of mind. An Iowa paper tells of a smart wife who helped her husband to raise seventy acres of wheat. The i Way she helped him was to stand in the door and shake the Broom 1 at him when he sat Eduwu to rest. Climate. If there can be Stich a thing As an artist in the matters of incendiary fires. Massachusetts has that Spei Imen of human depravity now securely caged in her Penitentiary serving out a life term for arson. Leonard c Hoate the fire Bug Par excellence was arraigned at Henr Bur port under fifteen indictments fur arson. Of this number two were select pal As test cases and he was tried and Tould guilty on both. This Man is said to be of Respecta ble family but. Tho inclination to Burn buildings , workshops barns Etc., was with him a passion. That terrible but lujp.-i.imc Genius of destruction whom Llie imaginative and Lively writers for the press dominate the fire fiend and the Imp of was his familiar and Wes always prompt at his bidding. At his Back and Call the use the language of the Lively laughed with silent glee 1 on the occasion of a fire and leaped from Rafter to Rafler in the shape of the devouring a the Home influences of Clorale s Early youth Are said to have been he himself is possessed of property to the value of but he wits in the worst meaning of the term a Public enemy. Wherever he went a fire followed to the consternation of the Community and nothing was sacred from his combustible touch. An instructive scene. As senator Sumner was emerging from the Capitol the other morning he was confronted by an aged fifteenth amendment who hat in Liam and bowing and scraping re marked believe this Massa to arc no masters in this am senator this nearly squelched the old Darkey but he rallied with the re Mark your s done a leap for de Culler d am proud to hear you say responded i ii1 Magni i it a halts. De niggers till speak of you in do highest Elevation stunner bowed and smiled his acknowledgements what i was at Boss. Is Dat de Winter s hard and de times pretty rough to de old woman and i. And it you com spare of old Durki a stunner stopped no i Uither. It with a Ware disapproval from the senatorial hand lie moved on while the venerable col ored brother muttered something about Uii t appear to Krep Niue for the movers Cpl to vote Aiu git Der names up 1 just their Hod. C a Somr an tie poor old Darkey a doth Cox is called a Copperhead. Marriage. Said the More married men you have fewer crimes there will be. Liar Liage renders a Man More virtuous and More Wise. An unmarried Man is but half of a perfect being and it requires tie other half to make things right and it cannot be expected that in this imperfect state be can keep the straight path of rectitude any More thar a boat with one oar can keep a straight course. In nine cases out of ten where married men become drunkards or where they commit crimes against the peace of the foundation of these acts was Laid while in a single state or where the wife is As is sometimes the Case an unsuitable match. Marriage changes uie current of a Man s face lint and gives him a Center for his thoughts his affections and Bis newspaper i

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