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Shu—ry President.
BEBE OLE‘wT SOCIFZ‘l Y.
S! erplr'x Benn-ulna! :lmu'iniiou Moots {int
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TRADE FN'XUSS.
(m'pmtns' and Joiner:- E‘nion. .Vo. m. of Snulh '
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logs in each month. at their room:- ou Main stm'L
xonralk. Wm A. Kellogg l‘rmidmt; 8.11 Dibb‘u
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Nomi—liven; on the lst of Januan \pril Julv
and Octo'hu’ inane) your. 8.1).L‘om1-ll. 191-1913111111
Thomas Xaddeu. Secretary
FIRE DE? ARTMEBT.
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coxcn. Foremu
monu- steamer Engine f’o No. l. \orwnlk —.\lov -t5
fin“ My incach month. J B. Ells. Penman.
Honin- How (22.. No 1. Somalk. —Xects fir»;
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BY J. 3. 8m.
‘Twu 9 glorious thing. in those good old days.
As for back“ memory goes,
When all who would sing the Omnlacient‘s praise,
Could do so whenever they chose;
And each Sunday morning. 91. toll of the bell,
In the gallery, epodouand long.
The opening hymn, with its solemn swdl.
Was sung by the musical throng :
And the chorlster‘s face
Wore 9 marvellous grace.
As he mmurcd the time of the song.
”1‘1qu a quaint little church in our village town,
And it shod on the principal street.
With the door from the walk only two steps down,
Wldc open. the whole world to greet ;
And in through that door, every Sunday,
paused
More singers than those who were not;
And they filled up the gallery, silent and fast,
Until muncy dwindled to jot:
And then whst 9 song
Sang that musical throng.
When the nod from their lender they got !
there
No organ c'cr pooled forth its harmony amid
On the cars of the worshippers then,
But the strains that arose 9: the lender‘s command
Will never be equalled again,
Till the spirit thAt long ago tied at the trend
or the customs 9nd whbns ot the day
Shall rise up again from the realms of the 111-211,
And the days which have vanished away
And the good time return,
When no jcalousies burn,
Nor selfishness stands in the wily.
The little old church has been painted 9111-“,
And the gallery all torn down ;
And oath of tho old choir cits in n pow.
While tho notes of in: organ dmuu
The t-lvzunt strains of 9 paid quaru'nc,
Who bowl will: might and main
Through thc maze of a pivot only lulrly wt.
With a solo and trio strain
That tome musical quack.
lty lhl. dint of his knack,
ll. is dragg, u-d from his suffering br: 1111
Tho good old choir. with Ms social lit-art,
Is as (loud and as dumb 9.9 ll stone,
And the {rivmlly (it-:4 an- 9ll hrukcu upurl.
And the spirit of love is gone:
And rilsconflnnd tumult among them n-igu.
And jealousy} [lumen burn high.
Aml 1111' mm: of (mo Worship will non-r again
From lhcun' float up to tlu' sky :
For the soul is fii'd.
And tho music in (load.
And the fountain of pmisc in dry.
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0111' “ Easiest. ”
You'd holler lwlivvr who‘s 11 lrmmlro.
Uur lit-steel. our dear little girl !
With great 1~)1-~ 1)! linoleum-11 rplvmlur,
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man to a. inmlcat girl, " X11. John, but you
(“an llllVl‘ llll' if yuu will."
\11 Iowa “um an h: H bl' 21m her ~ul1 i111 by
marking llu plm 1- 1m In r tlilnul \\l1u¢' sllc
inluhl»: lo cut “llf‘ll slu- gl'ls INT courage up.
An lmlinnu \\'l(lu\\' so Worked on 11 young
Min-atoning m marry him
all his lll'ullt'l'l)‘ in lit-r
luzlr‘l'.~ {11115 by
llllll ln' tlll'm'il nvu
and fall away.
.\ pl'imlv in line mmy rcccntly srnt :1 let—
U‘l‘ lmlm' to his swu'llu'url, closing; with,
" May l1(':1\'1'n cherish and keep you from
yours truly. John Smith."
Au (1M l:ul_\' rmul about the strike of the
\\ ln- 11m“ 1'1: in \ant-t-alvr, Mus. and said
of all lllt' nouxfnnglcd things, wirn' drawers
must be the quccrcsl.
A girl 1n, Peru, N. Y.. writes to :1 malr uc—
quaiutnnco :-—“ Come over and sec me; we
have anew lump at our house that we can turn
(low 11. down, down, until there is scarcely :1
bit of light in the mom."
.\ gentleman coming into his club one
stormy night, said he never saw such :1 wind.
“ Saw :1 wind," said a friend, " what was it.
likv?" “ Like," answered the gentleman,
“ like to have blown my bat. all."
A mvrry, light-hearted damsel rushed into
:1 colored citizen‘s arms at Savannah, ex-
claiming, “ 0b ! you are my long lost broth-
er." She soon discovered her lllismkc, and
rushed off in n. confused manner, accompan-
ied by her long lost brother's pocket-book.
T111- very latest method of making 111111011-
1911. living in some of our large towns is to go
around on dark nights and imitate the lin-
curtbly yowls of the Thomas cat under inu-
eiblc bachelom‘ windows. Then they throw
boots and boot-jacks, 11nd hair-brushes, 11nd
crockery, and things at you, and you pick
them up and sell them to the rag man.
011 New Year’s day, ‘ns 9 morn-bunt. enter-
ed his house, he. was met by his wife who
thmw Round bis necka gold chitin. “ There
hussy," exclaimed the wife, “ is 9 New
Year’s gift for you 17’.) “9, yes' ‘rgoiued the
husband. with great coolness, “ I paid the.
bill for it about an hour ago. ” “ You'dit'i, ”'
exclaimed the lady will; equal indifference,
“ w by, I told the jcwcllcr to let it go on the
July“ bill "
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CHIRP
UR.
HEARTS 9
'A LOVE RECORD.
’ By humor! of Went-honor.
lComlnut-dJ
XXII.
(‘hlrp to W’alwr.
(This letter, sad evidence of poor Cbirpie’s
simmered mind, never reached young Holly.
It was afterwards found by Ben», among
Cbirp's fiapels, all stained with tears and
scarcelyéegible. )
“ Water, I have but one request to make,
come to me tonight and kill me You 11'
find one «loop in my bed, dou’ t bcafraid.
I‘ll not murmur I’ll not s'tir my heart be-
lo to you, my soul 100.1 pcrjured my-
sel with Ralph. He knew it. I don' t blame
bin). 'You see how calm I am. Now, Wal-
ter, don’t smile and think I am out. of my
mind. God knows I am not. I want you
to kill me and look at my heart when I am
dead. If lt‘ is black do not think I never
loved you, no my soul is white m snow. I
know it is. I feel it. Ralph made me swear
to love him and father begged me to do it
implored me to become Ralph' .6 wife' Could
I refuse. 9 Dou‘ 1. stay long awn. Walter,
for Ralph might get back first. gnly think.
what could I say to him? He would know
in 911 instant that 1 had been clinging to your
neck and kissing you. So v on see you must
In" me use Ralph might kill vou in his
rage. I will strangle him if he does, Wal-
ter. ()li. ' God, no one must harm you While
I live. For you I will deny my God; I “ill
bum my mother‘s Bible if it tells me not to
lme you; I will trample it beneath 111 feet'
I will abandon father; 1 will hate crta- ,
only do not (sense to lo've me, Walter; Let
me be 1v lab you; I' ll toil night and day for
\ 011; Ill never murmur when you lush my
back for not toiling enough; I don‘ t want
to be your wife, W alter, for I 9111 too wicked
too false hearted, 100 much of u \iper for
that but let me be your slave; spum me,
hate me and despist me, onlv let me be near
y nu W hen will you be back Vl nltvl' , I
will count the minutes; 1 it ill not sleep;
[will not out. till I have felt your lips on
mine again \\ alur 1): will back to your
Agnes, (km 1. with u in: b1r, for her poor
heart has bad enough of it T'nke care, Wal-
ter, 1 mign g0 mud and muulcr vou in your
slcep. o no 111), ll 1““ r I am raving;
men 1ful F n'lbcr. 1' harm on ’ I harm the
only heart Um! cu'r lovm mo? No no.1
1lldimt mean that, do not fear me Waller,
11min buck soul). Uli.‘ my 1mm is on fire.
my lips an: 11.11‘111111 \\ ilh f1- «or since you
1113,11] till 111 _f.lr1W1ll—¢'1mlv~—llfllt\l1—l>cl'-
tn—l': 11h1 |~—fnrt \1 r—\\ (ill! 1 « lltunaiudcr
illegible.)
XXL“.
('hlrp tn Bvrtu
Ymu-nluy, 1-vvrv1l1‘ar 13011.11. my bulu' mum:
into llll‘ \Vnrl'l 11ml lmvurtls 1-1'1'ning,l im-
plorml I'M-m l1» gh 1‘ nw a pencil and paper
(but I might wmr lu _\'Hll, for I know ‘11
would llltlkt‘ j'ml proud of your Chirp'lC.
\vil'kwl and fillVl"h(’fll'l(‘(l, llumgll ahebcl
llul they rt'fust‘ll luv and mill it would be en-
dangering; my life. Pour, innucvulcrcaturcs!
llu‘y Hiram it for the lie-st ', Hwy 300 mo
frail and weak. “'lml mrr l for the fever
Hwy lll‘lllt' so much about i’ Hrwt‘ 1 not ll
llcun “‘lllllll 1111-, \\llu>1' \l'lh] tbrob. they
know nothing of '3
(u “0 down. But no“ just :13 the day' is
lm'ukin: l have uriscu and \V 11111. the) are
“1'. 1p! in slurp, um n ~‘ul\ ill to w rilc y 011
about 1111 thild, drums! B( 1111. There! I
luvc nrmm 1| tbt. m and they are bowling and
had 11 hinin-v an nml m1- and beseeohlug me
in n- min in in d 1 b1 “1- -v-1 the) are mad! *
* * \V but do you think Berta, do you
«uppim Ralph w I" be u rv sorry wl'mn I tell
him 111: 11 l inuud luav' in" him. " Walterwill
111 b.“ k in n {1 \1' days and then we shall fix
upon H11 11m of our departure. Who knows
l min return In \nllty Llan 1' my dear Bor-
1:1 in 01-1111 111 ll. near you for ll alter is not.
lilu l1‘:1lpb he will not. refuse me anything.
lion 1 \v ish you could see my little boy.
ll \l'cl'rlls 11v olve pounds. Only think your
(‘ Ilirpic is :1 mother! As I sit here. with my
131s fixr‘d llpnll that little being, it mamas to
1111 . .15 if 1111- storm within mo
fi' reply. i could almost forgive Ru b 'for
b 1\ inv (leech 0d me- for having told me
that. he “uuld \ouCh for my hearts repose
if I uould only become biswife. All! well,
“by (011117] win? It is like sorrow for the
dead, all 1m lcsa’ Oh! my 1' heart! It
1- up. about so Wildly, that it most stranglcs
m: \‘l alter beloved, when will you come
again. 1 Is it not a 'wonder dearest Bel-m
that I am still alive? They say that a wo—
m: m is so {mil And parishes so easily, like a
“U“Cl' of 11 interest you 1b which any cold
wind mivrbt sbrh 0] up. Yet I have had 919'
row cnnugb to rive a heart. of knotted oak,
and slilTlivc! I have shed tears enough to
furrow checks of stone or drown a soul, and
still there- is sufficient vigor lnm arms to
strike the miscrcaut dead, who:n ares say
that I shall never see my Walter again! Oh!
I fear them not! They tried to scare me with
their dreadful shrieks as] lay happy,so hap-
py within his Arms! Think you my heart
w ould let me fear such reptiles, which ('mly
(lure sung When you treadu n them. Oh!
no, my Berta, I am not the uggirplu that you
once loved so fondly.- Then, my girlish
heart was soft and full of pity, now they
have hardened it, tempered ‘5 Give my
Walter and I will 'love you all, tear him out
,of my armsde will come heaven and;
« earth and all their inmates! There 1101*,
Lake your choice!
. XXIV.
m to Chirp.
God bless you and your babe, my Chime l
I‘As for my heart count on it 1131- tbis life, at
least. In your wildest grief. and 1111191211111.
spair, turn over to me, my 1131'qu N ,
that you are a mother, my Chirp
yourduldandhusbpnd; I 99km yonnntto
tear Welter‘ a image from yOurliau't, for that
Lknmv 0911 navel-bet But mph must never
read the record of this unholy love. If
love me, Chirpie, keep' it from him. '
tie with you loam.
Hide'Walmm image
100999 of your 9091, where nooye 99.179 yours
991’s evér gaze. ’I’hus Alone 181W
1
phantom form, for Ralph's sakc, mi
child’s sake, for my sake.
cruel, thus to bid you mush (“glove from
(hfiiflfimfid cud-m Mil!" on Minna
‘it; s'utclyflll, our bratt-
was "r " «12:69 " . .ooa
691E316 6'1th! mm,
admitbetoolate; for God
Eilethhm ,. '
mane.
A1111 so [My forced me;
till. you subdue.
in. the 1199qu!
within our Beaumont oickl 3
mango-am magnum-1 031 13ml?
Don’t thing 11165 _.
A Negro Slave Senator.
We think we are justifiable in giving up,
9 we do, so much of our space to the speech
of Matt Gaines, the negro State Senator from
Washington county. The negroes are known
to constitute a very great political element
in this State, and as an election for members
of 00qu is coming rapidly on, it. is im-
pomntjthai the failings and attitude of the
negroes with reference to the different class-
es of our white population should be fully
understood. That Gaines, who was, incom-
mon with the great mass of that mople, 9
plantation field-negro, under-sounds, feels,and
expresses the real sentiments, of his class, is
a fact that. no one will seriously and honestly
question. He simply utters what the sixty
thousand negro voters in Texas think, and
if once fully in power, they would not up to
his suggestions.
Matt Gaines, who is the immediate mouth-
piece of Washington county‘s tlu'cc thousand
negro voters, gathered his negro clunsmeu
at the Court House in Brenbam last Satur-
day, and addressed them as follows:
Feuow-Ciumsz-I Wlsll to speak a
few points of digcqurse to you for the beads
or my doctrines, and give an account of my
five months‘ labor 99 Representative of the
l have labored
hard, and represented the Democrats, Con-
I found it. my
duty to represent all parties and the whole
State, and I had sense enough to do it, and
also that inferior race which I have the hem
people in the Legislature.
scrvutivcs, npd Radicals.
or to represent.
It is time for colored people to wake up.
Little fellows like Clark came down here
from Connecticut when everything was in a
We were unorganized
and did not know what to do, and we took
them up, bob-tailed coat, tight pants. little
gold-headed cane and all, and we have fed
them long enough on our own chicken pie.
They are untbrifty stock. There is no come-
out in them. I am better fitted for Congress
than Clark, and there would be more pro-
in my being there by the side of
Tbue grand Repub-
licans, like Ruby from Maine, come down
bore, and would make you believe that. they
fought the whole war through by them-
selves, and that they tore Vicksburg down
with their own hands for your freedom,
and they will sleep in your beds with you.
No more pulling
some old
state of distraction.
priety
Greeley and Summer.
no mallvr lmw
wool over our eyes.
lousy.
breed.
abouts, and got office.
while it was Matt.
lows living at our expense.
in having strength unless you use it.
white man comes along with 11 little sugar
on a stick and promises you everything, rc-
mcmbcr it was white men who in 1859 pm-
cd 11 law to brand you on the check with
the letter C and to have you punished with
the bull- -wbip. He cannot prove to me that
he is all at once the best friend to the black
After five ycxra‘ war the mull is that
the black man, if 4 monkey with a tail five
feet long, is a. freeman and a voter. ;
P. Blair, thotgrcat Missoum leader, said that
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments
were illegal; and Seymour, the great cham-
pion, said, if they were, he would put them
down with the army and navy; If the
Democrats get into power, up gothe Four--
tccntuh and Fifteenth Amendments, and all
negrocs will have to take back seats. These
old black follows that have seen strange
sights, and ought to be~ in Cong-ms and
would be if the wool had not been pulled
over their eyes, are made to
Gen. Clark has got proud in 00113365,, and I
tell you be has worn his tight pants ma
switched bis gold~bcaded cane long encugh
at our expense. Where are the school houses
The United
States has paid him for all be has done, and
man.
he promised us "
we owe him nothing.
Stephenson, like the 11399001116 . ,
to spewlntg. an the block an, and be has
becnpsidlpg},,,1hcro.m plqngy of them’ In
this district, They hardly speak to you
amend won ’t shake hands. But. just be-
fore the elecuou, they will knock at your
door beforc daylight tolet you know they
are gndidates, and will eat with you out. of
your. dirty Skillets. It almost 11141199 me
AM I graduntcd :6 tin; cotton- 915111
0011088.
Undu- £116 11ch code, it 0.31? R'nby had
come; to Galveston, he would have been on
the footing of a slave. He went 9gaiust
the most important measure of the Session,
my amendment to the Immigl'p
one. hundred whim 1110111001116 in w
that; much; less minority If five 11
we 119120110011 urging on
‘ ‘J " ‘ .- it 1
'l‘lu-rc are
black men hero who bnvc danced to the
music of the dinner born, and not much
dinner at that, and who deserved chicken
pie, and are better worthy of position than
the imported little worms that have crawled
into so many offices. Those little fellows
are 101) Wonk t1) plough and too small to
(live your plovender to better stock.
They will wear out our majorities. They
never had udcccnt suit of clothes till they
came down here from Connecticut,or them
They used to hang
around my desk at Austin, and use my stu-
tioncry, and call 1110 Senator Gaines.
they got ofllce it was Mr. Gaines, and after a
I am tired ;;of gucb fol.
There is no use
If a
Not. here.
lion 1:111
90:8,,0 . ..
,lupdepndm Yaolllbepcfelloys will;
havcbeenmnkingusbig promises,
ourbaclifi.
‘I¥"‘§ur€s
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NO. 38.
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. .
The Sentinel Printing“
M
“'b on
Frank
stand back.
camcdown bere
The Funlne in Persia.
nrcgnrd to the famine in Penis, or! which
brlIcf accounts have been published, Mr.
Bruce, a missionary 9t Ispaban, wrimsto
the New York Evangelist as follow, April
22nd :
“ In reform to the famine which rages
from Teberan southward 9nd eastward in
the cities and districts of Ink, 8 part of
Koordist'an, and Loovistan, Kai-s, Rem
Khomsan, and Gilan, in five of thelargest
ports in Persia, the sufiering is fearful. It is
impossible for tongue to describe its borrow.
Here in Ispahan 9. bushel of wheat is eight
dollars, of barley seven, and millet six; cot-
ton seed and rice still more expensive. - (As
money in Persia '3 worth five tuna as much
as in this country, eight dollars for 9 bushel
of when there is equivalent to forty here.)
Multitudes are dying from starvation—I can-
not tell how many. But invillagm number—
ing five hundred bousw, now but two hun-
dred remain ; multitudes have died, and
multitudes have fled. They hardly look
like human beings. Their appearance is
fearful tobehold- As I go out into the
streets the dead, the. dying and chumblem
meet the eve constantly. They snatch in
everything to eat; husks of barley, blood of
animals, flesh of dead horses uud donkeys.
Shop-keepers stand before their stalls with
clubs to keep the hungry and starving from
carrying everything away. Lamenmtion
and bitter crying for bread are heard on all
sides from objects staggering along the
streets. You will see people in the public
squares selling their clothes and all they pos-
sess for a mere pittance in order to get a few
pence for bread but to prolong their suffer-
lugs a brief hour. Mothers run frantic say-
ing, ‘ W but shall I do. 9 my children are dy-
ing for lack of bread. ‘ Three fourths of
Ispaban are begging to—day for bread.
A man just come from Busbirs says the
famine to the south is moré fearful than here,
that. families are dying 'ofi' and the dead lie. .
without burial.
This famine has also extended to the val-
leys of the Tigris, in the region of Mosul,
Amadia and Bootaw, though not so serious-
lv."
' HE
A Qumran PBL‘N‘TER'S Prom—Never
scmbst. than an article for publication with. ,
out giving the editor thy name, for thy name
oftentimes secures publicsiion to worthless
articles.
Tllz-llsbould‘st not rap at the door of a
printing office, for be that nusweretb the
rap sneeretb in his sleeve and losctb time.
Neither do than 1031' about, ask qumtions,
or knock down type, or (be boys will love
thee like they do shade trees—when they
loavctb.
Thou sbould'st nr-vcr read the copy on the
printer‘s case, or the sharp and hooked com;
miner thereof, or he may knock thee down.
Never inquire thou of the editor for the
heirs, for behold, it is his businesgat the
appointed time, to give it thee without'ask‘
in g' :-
It is not right that thou should‘st ask him
who is the author of an article, for his duty
rcquiretb him to keep such things to him-
self.
“'bcu tbou dost enter into his office, take
heed 11111.0 thyself that thou dost not look at
what may be lying open and concernetb
thee not, for that is not meet in the sight of
good breeding.
Neither examine thou the proof sheet, for
it is not ready to meet thine eye, that thou
mayest understand.
Prefer thine own zmvn paper to any other
and subscribe for it immediately.
Pay for it in advance, and it sball be well
for thee and thine.
———<o——~——-
Ax APACHE Gum's Human—A singular
cased jealousy, whklhreceotlvoocuuodin
TheElPasoHa-uld. Itseema thatayoung,
man named. Chmdon, 9 native of Rochestcr
inEngldend mode love tonbeu'ltifulhnlf
brunlgirbsixteen yeamoi-age. The girl
was half Apache and half French. In ad-
dition teller great beauty, she. WM intelli-
gent. vivacious, and” active and 91911931911
antelope. She was gentle and, Wu,
and no unsuspected hero: mingtl'wse
terrific passion: which jeulousy 9911901111011;-
lyarouscdinherbosom. TheEnglishlover
unfortunately become acqminted with 9.
whiteglrl named Wilson, who Was; 1111;.
visit from 9 southern state to' liar friend's In
Western Texan. mas Wilécn wag 111111111-
£111 and 4900m'pliSb0d, 9116 her Civilized
' p'rovod more (hon 9 match for tbé' barbarous'
atmctiona'of thcll'p'ache girl. new W94
that. Chandos deserted the beautiful 1191f—
bregx'l, and bumm'e engaged to Mini Wilson
Th0 weddmg day was set. 01). hearing of
{be ffithlesaness of her lover, the hitherto
undeveloped instincts of AMe blood were
rousfllloflltheirasvagcfug in flaébreakt'
of the unmtored belle of the. forest. Arbi—
in; hem-.11 with a revolver,” '
residence of I19; lover, crept 09ftly’ to' his
room, and shot bun through the heart. pa lie
default of WWI-med
her, andsheflctuncm, there to
3 take up bcrabodc with her mother‘s wild
19,5
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‘ 1199999; WMMM#EM
M “i the Sailor.
0110110111911 important mums-s-
mamntmhodblekflum,”
mate of the clipper ship New on
the stand and budgeted him so for M a
hour, that Dick gothis
hmlcdbythewind talking the kennel—
ton lawyer under his bamria.
At the beginning of in: my. Dick
said that the nightmas “dorkuthedev-
ll. and ruining like seven bells.”
Suddenly Mr. Choate asked 1199:
“Was therea moon thahfight?‘ -
“ You, sir."
“ Ah, yes! a moon.”
“ Could you see it ?"
“ Not a mite.”
“ Then how do you know there was 9
moon 1'"
“ The National Almanac said so, cal I‘ll
believe that sooner than any lawyer in this
war
“ What was the principal luminary that
night, sir. 9"
“ Binnacle lamp aboard the “ Challenge.”
“ All! you are growing slurp, Hr. Bum.”
“What intimation-you bosom
*Bc'clvil. sir. Andnowtellme in WM
latitude and longitude you massed the equa-
tor in."
“ Sim—you‘re joking.”
“Nosir,Iamine9rnest,andIdalreyou
to answer me."
“I shnn’t”
“ Ah ! you refuse do you ?"
(A Y?! ”In"
" Indeed l You are the chief mom of 9
clippership,9nd are unable to never so
simple 9 question 1’"
“ Yes, ’tis the simplest quesn'on: I ever
had asked me. W'by, I though: every Ecol
of A lawyer lmew there dn’t no latitndo It.
the equator.”
That shot floored Rufus.’
-————4"‘—" .
SETTING Furious? minimum-A laurel
application of the pills-driver has been 98091-
ed in the West, where the labor of “ making
{commas heavymd (bathrooms. The lmple 5
ment employed forsenlngthepostsis none
other than the ordinary pile-driver, made, of
commasmdlet 1991:, Ind with obout
twelve feet. drop for the mm. The materials
are light scanning, two by 451991! three by
three inches, with havier hardwood sills to
faciliuve'movimz, and that“: of the hottest
an oak log six feet long, bonded with iron
attopandboaomto prevent splittings“
about. sixteen inches in W. Groom
are plowed in each side to admitof the ram
traveling readily in the guides. The power
is ayoke of cable sttachedto the rope mir-
ing the run. This passing under one wheel
at bottom and over another ,at top of the
machine answm well, raising the ram rap-
idly to the top, from. whence it falls with an
efi'ective blow upon the (radar postI which is 1 '
pointed and held sought below. The. post;
are driven npidly, and remain firmly fired,
the only obstacle to the success of the oper-
ation being the time ”W to move the
machine. This will suggest to our mam}.
faemrers the stuchment of a small 9nd
compact pile-driver attached to a portable en-
gine on wheels, the whole being readily re-
moved fmmfillace to place. Sacha machine
will doubtlms find ready sale for fence mak
ing on Western praines‘
————4.——-——
A. MAD JUDGE—’A judge out in Western
Pennsylvania went in the river to 119019, the
other morning, and while he was swimming
about, some abandoned scoundrel stole all
his clothw, except his high but and umbrel-
l9.- We won ‘t. undertake to explain how
mad the Judge woe, because, although the
English hngungeia copious, its' most of}
dent and vigorous, Idlectxves 930' cutircly
1196111191 to the at 09119111
of emotion. But he; sts'ycd in like inter
shunt four boon, expenmeutlng with the
diment kinds of impmcitions, 9nd mauv-
axing to oelect two or three of mi; studied
olnurgnnonsfqrnpplianontotheffief At
last he game out 99;! After inputting the
hlghhaghe opened the umbiefliuMh-led
to cover his new: up the fittest mm his
house. happened tome judgethfltllthe
tandem ofthe Mogichoolnmd
trial. Mi ”3%
amtcsayiusmem
pamdnwnupmxwm
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