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to mow om. vile habit or toheeee
chewing: ,
“are and n he we omit: undue to-
m the order of village children for the
m at the huge Walnut had
mutual anemone anger by eterlu that
with the,“ M" who nude it, it vgu not.
II “aw in New W
n nnliwrully killed colored person, who"
‘ would soon tan» figure: 90"“
edge. gear-ll: bdiet u on
hooded: hot I g? i‘hich Eugene
Want, tit Eighth and H nets. has just mule
is of deep interest to \the chevron of n“:
tobieeu, 1nd ruther wanna-tot? of the
stories of the «atoms ol plantation halide,
Elmo“;
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new a time} thick, nimluey pita";
1nd started to cut it in two. Some herd
substance prevented. and tinnily he had t
dig the obstruction out, and it proved to
an unusually large and ugly black tooth with
gnarled prongs an inch in length.‘ lle own
firm did keen. the‘tuothfmd . to;
be t ' whiehtt wu extrated, h it.
indentation. as it help to others. has pres
ence can only be accounted for by suppoeo
tag it field hand murdm‘d.‘ smuggled 0!!
with the crop, and that table passage Irogh
the manttl‘actory this part it ll to this plug.
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A woman says bill: can choose without
being abused [or it. She can take n nap af-
ter dinner, while her husband goes to work.
She can go into the street without being ush-
ed to stand treet at every saloon; She can
stay at home in time of war, and get nutr-
ried again if her husband gets killed. She
can wear corsets if too thick, and other fix-
ings if too thin.
from her husband, if she sees; man she
likes better. She can get her husband in
debt all over, until he warns the public not
to trust her on his account But all these
accounts are helm b all; great (“stint
she cannot sing bass, wear a beard, go spark-
ing. or climb a tree.
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Tm: Luvs or m2: RAIL—A list of de-
cisions Ens lately been published by a paper
devoted to railroad subjects. which may be
of interest to those who travel by rail.
'The legal definition of a pmenger is " a
. person who undert es, with the consent of
the carriers. to me in the conveyance pro—
vided by the latter, then-wise in the service
of the carrie 1."
Railway compute: are bound to my all
who ofl‘er themselves, unless they are otl‘en~
sire in person or conduct, or the cars are al-
ready full.
Waiting at the depot with theintentiol to
take the train. is sttfiicient to cutfittitnte the
relation of prlseenger and carrier;
“ Good for this day only,” p? nted ttpun a
ticket, has been decided by t courts to be
of no efi‘ect. The passena , has paid his
money and is entitled to trutfsportation.
It has also been decided hy a New York
court that a ticket between inn; two points
is good either way, but thé decision is a
doubtful one.
Any injury to the person of the passenger
through the negligence of the agents of the
railwaysubjects' the latter to damages, and
any loss of haggags (it must be only such as
is necessary to the comfort of a traveler)
an‘bc recovered by civil process. and the
contents of a trunk can he proved by the
oath of the plaintiff.
m...“ ._
Good old Deacon 31—. having ocmtsinu
to spend the night at a hotel, was assigned
a room in which there were twosingle beds.
two of whifi Already contented oeenponts.
Soon after the light was extinguished. :
mu in one of the otherbeds’begnn to more
so loudly u to prevent his felling nsleep.
The tumult increued a the night were
anyutntti it became nhsolntely fearful.
Some two or three been utter Inidnight the
mutual himself in bed. a“: 3 hide
on: ma, and bee-me silent. The (lemon
had W the third gentlemen «loop,
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