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Newspaper Page TextTIMELY TOPICS. The cost of the engines of the new British iron-dad, the Inflexible, is $603,- 7f>0. Tho engines of the Bellerophon, which ship visited Newport recently, were ho most expensive of those now nflont. ’Jliey cost $113,000. Ihi: ingenuity with which Winslow the Boston forger, armed himself against all contingencies was worthy of n better cause. Ks|tei<ially ingenious was the plan by which be secured Horn-an able lawyer the fullest information as to existing ox- tradition treaties, and left the lawyer too much honored by the consultation to think of charging a fee. That was a stroke of pure senilis. I ill: marriage of the Princess Louise <to the Marquis of Lome hits, hy reason mI' the very snubs which lmvc made it so •inpleavoit to both parties, been of houv> vulue in tho lesson it has atWlod to the youngest sister of Louise, the Princess Beatrice. The latter young lady h dined to consider herself a possible wi to pinch and CEDARTOWN RECORD. Wiikn “wounded gladiators "die theL WUls will go to Saturn. Hence thos© lings. Hoon tiling the dynamite fiend killed himself, for a jury might hnvo acquitted* imittnrl of " Insnnitv.” W, S. D. WIKLE & 00., Proprietors. CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1N?<>, VOL. II. NO. 36. LATEST NEWS. have Mum a*i» wkM, McKee’s cobu^el at M. 1 mi»wd fin a hew trial. Crowds of peoplo are leaving Yankton daily for thejllnck Hills cotuitrv- VsS | Total number oflhigs killed in Cin de- nail ■Itrse November 1st, 5tO,7lHi; same the light of I last year, 500,6JIS. for a nobleman Compelled , Young’s gin house, below Little li ve for the purpose of keep-1 eontaining twenty bales of eotton, burned mg up appearances. She is even said to ! *‘ ri,lR . v "'ght. No Insurance, u piidiate tb* 1 idea of taxing the country j * n Jackson, Mias., on the 8th, Hugh for her support and to have expressed her • ^ e,u l0tton was ncculentwliy shot amt killed „f marrying a ft-a.lcsmiui, ! V V'“- v ''" m " . XI t ;■ > he r ayettsvillo and Florence railroad •ah’ Hayings and j "ill soon be graded from tho former town to wnount of mate- j the South Carolina line. A writer iu the | Tim Kentucky senate donated ten account of h viait Biousuml dollars toward Centennial pur- his personal an I The house couldn’t see it. Up to and including tho tub inst. doings furnish a large rial to the ncw.sftapcr*. London News gives an to hint, and describes pea ranee. ipt.s show od an iiierca the receipts for the sail period last year. I he Texas election occtirs ncx inontl and the legislature then chosen will elect United Hint os Senator Ihunilto I'»K »»«l his first aspect is proud, cold, -urn, i,ml a little UnBaiil. Ilut lie .,uk kly ■ ‘ >f jjj' 1 ' thaws and slmws himself the most fasci nating of roiwtin*. He is gay, cordial, vivacious, and Himple, full of anecdote! wit and laughter. He seems to wear his I whose term expire lu-art u|h»ii it is sleeve, and to hear bis I A causeless panic, in Robinson’s OjH’ia ssutvcr-ation is like drinking chainjmgnc j Uoiisc, Cincinnati, last week during a pci- ol a fine vintage. He talks very freely birnmnce to u jun ked audience, resulted in ulnjut anything atul everythin'*-. *he killing andj maiming of several porsnns. r J'ho forty-second gitihouso burned iu f Scptemlicr s that ofl’urti I'm. coming carnival, in Memphis, bids >w ” *" "" * bi brilliancy all previous ! 0 f Mr. T. .1. \Vc Eleven bales of c< ltc|H»rts front t Hills, of .laiiuarv i from the ml been found I for eight days. mill j The laudhohle I who held a convention at Tallalia-'- j other day,did two \ cry sensible thiligi 1 was to iuaugiiriite the division of tlicii ! plantations into forty and eighty acre One ise then . t|, a t propc i point hIkiuI ninty miles Moutlica ol Its originators. In far. predicted that it will excel iu spl< •d apimintments any similar cflbr tempted 11jhin the continent. I’lie n /spirit of the pageant, from its inco to the present js-riod of its histo Dm la-iilirie, I'.mj., Count Di>.\oh«>m deserves credit fi.r the genius and ci lie has displayed iu giving Memph, ol the most magnificent Hpoctaul miHlerii times, Memphis owes mu Mr. I rubric for hi- taste and « and we |,i H talents will re ‘'omiDvmlHtion they so justly deserve. Al*ri:n paying all the Alabama claims, the government will haven balance of *1 l.nuo.ooo on hand, which the insurance • ompanics arc hungering after, as they wioit to lie reimbursed for their losses. 11 is im.lmMo Hint, if they are {mill nny- I '" r "" " w " tliiiiK, it will in- tlu> excess of the current 1 I"fcrmiui .ate. ,lmrp.,l „„ account of the war ri-k. ?‘“ r " “V T* h ' 7 »n,.. , , , , , .... lease, nmiitIt of llig Horn; that he had i I hr r IK' UK ,.mc tluuhl <„ the valnhty k „ MllK sll , <•1 the elainis of tin* insurance men, in I f„ r t v «,r fifty Moux are around Kurt IVu-c • a ? e their demands are not granted it j killing the inhabitants at every opjiortiinity would seem ijuite pro|n*r to return the five persons having already been wounded balance or the fund to the English gov- II. M. ('lark shot and killed Sam. \V eminent, since the original payment ol , Kuyti, hi Brownsville, Isnt week. Clark stir $|.'i,5(M),tKK) was Umi much. Then* is a r * ,M ' 4 * M «• miuseu mow bill lreforo congress now for tho resloru-1 »*«!?• Hml rel,!,UM:d in t,,r | ilie pure in KjiuniNh I letul that the i I’lanehas Im Plata lory two linmlreil eontiHonteil that i to the .lapatiese govcr ent < ritm.Doo, the of the i fv the ehtitiiH for dauiages commerce in the relrcllion ms that lenmit v in that country lore than our si . I sit h cases. Ii • ifniiuhtid dollars. It,r SUSTr of a dispute, ami the jinrtles had been friendly up to tin* moment of Hie quarrel, wbieli resulted s» futallv. The controller of tin see lias furnished (lie follow I the financial condition of tin Assets next January Into of Te tcni|H*r -thin r dcs hlcncd sympathy and sup|Hirl in : prove to be the sufferer from what * time promised to Ik? its gain, mat ion now comes to us that the n - of the /‘/iijUojrni among the vii •d attempt "iiich ii..,,,,, mi en- ! Ian., tsTH . Uubilitif- •4. til of the made to discover a w hich shall answei juice of the gra|ie. kind of Ih' t subs rc|si thn wine called (m is concocted Ir plants indigenous to the plants are dried, and the into a ii ist*'. which is aft 1’he Mnrquis jn ('hina a | preparation < The l/iuisiana legislature has passer I a -solution instructing the lamisiiiiia re|irc- ■nlatlves in congress to use all their inllii- icc to have substituted the New Orleans ucific railroad as the. jiropcr road to lecting link with the of the New Orleans, ickshurg railroad, as i's hill, !h tier known s tin* Ituckhoi The resoln the the I large lodes • oh diset ('(dorado have developed crest in that quarter. Lat rely show the prer i of i • that tlier The c elision of the Dei the tual ! omc mild alco-1 finding no log- itcment that, if hoy will drink I Rio ole railroad w ill include( i tin- J.'ilh. Trnck-la; i fa vo I hv i t the i ccllent weather, and jirogresst two and a half miles per day. This road jirohnhly reach the east boundary of the Juan gold region early in spring, and t tiring that important section to easy nee ed to Ik* i im! du Ha , Pin; Ih? t well, Mass., has eighty-two mills, ig a capital of $1 <*,000,000. scheme is on foot in New York to titrate the business of all fast freight the lion-tamer [Jidel and a number of wild lH.-uath. didel’s custom was to go into the cage of ! qq,,, \ (>w y„ r j( lg>nrd of education ha lies*' ferocious animals accompanied aUuliHhotl t hr: Htudy of iJcrman in all Hit? puL < -beep, which was by his presence kept ; jj 0 Mhnols of that city s ■ale from attack. On a recent occasion ; A disastrouH-ftrc id bis lid proceeded to the lie first aet was to place the sheep on the bai k of a lioness, as he had frequently done before. No sooner had lie done this than a jsiwerful lion sprang upon the poor sheep and buried his teeth deep into a vital part of its lx»dy. There was a large number of spectators presen a- may l>e imagined, the sudden i created an instant and ; Bide! stepped forward i the ,* lien ive the liigli schools, ii New York last »f the city, dcstrnyc »f over four millio M'm the populalloh of t/ondbm tWt,jifibbul i r \\Tk « f A I IU the nUdrApbiltaVi itifd idly \\(uwv ilUtrlcU, ^ ^ * x * UTS A I J. will etceetl four and a quarter millions. ~ - This increase is caused partly by the iuerease ; ', nknatn. of births over deaths and partly by imilllgla- * ,i ^'natc, on the 7th, Mr. Conk n. Last year ( ,J. rH( , ns Wl . r0 added ! r ""» (•'»■ judieiary eoniinlttee, re|iorted, DiV permanent residents of the Hrillsh ; " ' , * 1 ,,H ’ v ®rl»al amendments, house bill pro itropolia from otdsidu places, ' vidlng for the payntoiit of judgments reu The report of the official investigation dt ’ ri,d **. v Alibamu claims n.« i>,ui«i,i„,hi T ,i„. M K was owing to the error of reckoning i S Pltiullhin'k a.‘«.setnilur from ldttislaya. Mr. J the eaptaln’s disregard of the force and > ThtlHHatl s|l(ihli lit UplIHsitlbit Hi Ills adlllis- direction of the tide. It prtilscs Iht* difl-1 ?\-V’ V" dd l.'hR llial-l*|l!HRlmI‘k luni ilil nrlnta i" 1 !"" "t “mSiGiBsj ' ” I’iuehback, and Mr. H id ttu* olllfers. The boatmen at Harwich and ! missio New here are exonerated. The rejiorl ree- •iiimcnds that telegraphic comimuileatimi be ■stablished between Ihe light-ships and the favo into ■ ad A letter from llavumt, dated tlm 3d d., says the dcslriietioii of |iropurty by lire still coiitinues, and uiglit before last at Juqiicy the streets were illuminated by flic 1oil*i -evn.il hies in dillemit directions J u||iiiint4> liis-s, Laid Oil iTte iilhlc. eignticrhood. The |mpers bring do-1 ttitlt, fmtll eoniinlttee oil linniiee tails if a fight at N.igu, near Reincdltis, tthelV ("VoraldV Hit <fiiale hill for the bet i i ,i.. laiiilsvllle Ihintist orpIntn’H home. Passed. s onute lull fixing the time for holding jottrned. In the senate, on the 8th, laid llofute that body a iitimii bills, which were referred. Mr. Sheri Irom eommittec oil lluiiitcc, rcporlad a Iv l.v on senate bill to secure «le|»osltor,s iu living mid tritst eotii|wpty ftotll of the f the United f'tale.- j forniu, Oregon and Nevada, with amend | incuts of the house, was |mssed. Mr. Ilmvi Ihe Spaniards claim to ImVo lejiubed the stirgentstw ice, killing six men and four horm and probably wounding many more. The me several cane fields burned, und tin runhmk Wild Hv.. ..I II,. (jiiin. 1 he ninny attacked and burned the mini the o|ioiillio!ls of the bill village and fort of VoieniqUen, which, the I lands eonditimiuily granted, the eouditimis M.y«, wns Intilorixislv Mii-rn.li.ri.il I Sjr™ll*'' l M’r*hi !,'! Il "' Kislil Immliv.l lnm.rff.-uin 1 |„. Vv.'.i.l.l".'.'.,!. if.ViV.'.. attacked Malm a men killed, killed and eighteen rejui'sed and The Spaniards I loll a lie ■ desired niNI'KI.I.AM:ttt'N, The second trial of Piper, of Boston, or the murder of Mabel Young, terminated a a verdict of miirdir iu the first degree. During January the demand for post- ige ‘tamps, postal cards and stam|ied en- ■elojiea leached the u>i|ireeedented amount >f three umi a hall million dollars' worth. 1 | I'liese figures are considered indicative of a j Pa ajiid revival of husiniWH tliroiiglioi In answer to argument recently that the Southern Pacific railroad coiii|uiny j jnoimine I not Imild a road, even if aiilhorixed that whatever wa .... , on the subject should be expressed at the present time. Thu bill was finally laid over (ill to-morl-mt, atld after some iiiiil)l|iortailt business the senate adjourned. In the senate, on the Dili, Mr. Wallace |0'eseiited fifty jietitions of .">,000 citixens of Pennsylvania in favor of aid to the Texas Pacific railroad. Referred. Mr. ltiiudol|dl reported favorably oil the house bill donating condemned cannon und caution hulls In the nnoiiimeut association, of Allegheny, Mr. E'IiiiiiiuIh submitted a instructing tile Cnlllllllt(fr oil public buildings ami grounds to inquire into the ■ xpediency of iimkiiig adequate provisli ii of the Wiibhingtoi don Inn . Agreed to, the rejdy is made that Mr. Hunting- submitted a to hnvo the road built to the i three and a half years, and from strung companies to have Ihe line from New Orleans there to meet it, willing to |nit up good and sufficient for flic speedy ii Washington, and tlmt the; o report by hill or otherwise Mr. Meriimoii (North Carolina solution rcqlicstill; i tin- I The eotnmksioner of internal i oltibl : tlm mall liqiio o Im used by jieddlers in its, wines or mult liquors; Ii stamps are only to lie distilled spirits, wines or II at a fixed place, which shall lie clearly indicated in (he sjieeial tax liini|i,Hiid all rulings of (he intermit 1'ovotiue •iirenu w hich are inconsistent w ith this order "Wio'ihfi owing ih it corrpoieo list, ot too lonviest luNMra Mud iuWuiiitmo ky lire groat n New York last week : la’.shor, Whitman ... loss ^900,(MK), liisnrancc $750,000; Cat- lllllldel A Co., Iohn ft >0,000, Insiiniiiec ,immi; 11orntlull, Whitehess A: Co., loss ,ooo, iiisiirauec $175,(MM); Powers, (iaston >., loss $ltK)JKM), insurance $150,000;4Jeo. I!, Hliortridge A Co., loss ,f 150,000, insurniice >t stated ; the lo-s on the buildings III to ,'j Ilroidwav, owned by Ealwurd Mathews, $350,(MM). Win. Smith «tt ( <». lose only $‘25,(MK); i d. The total lo-s and insurance will Ii from estimates already given. report and I estimate of March 3, IH75, dii line of tin* Nurse ri ('aim Eear river, mid furnish Ilie somite with the oiiipanyiiig maps, diagrams Hide in |Uirsmtliee of the act the hnrlior of Norfolk, Vu., with those of jijm IVnr river at or near Wilmlnglnn, N. Al the exjiinitioll id' tin* moil IVANIIIXOTOX. ic cnminittcc on witya atul ineaitH considered nillioiit coming toil conclli-, the bill |iro|iosed by Kerniindo Wood, ereasc the volume of four and u half cut. bonds from $‘2<K>,(KM),<MH» to $WK),- (KK(,ish), and to extend the time for their ra the i f the bill. morning hour the senate |irocccdod with consideration of the house eeiitennial liill ii|q>ropriuling $I,ihh),inhi. Sundry amend- ments were rejected, and the bill went over till to-nuirrow, when the senate adjourned. In the. senate, on the I Dili, Mr. Kil- munds presented a memorial from tlm Wash- momtinent society, asking an ajqiro- jirintion to aid in completing the Washington monument, buildings and grounds. Mr. (’llclary, 1 reported n Idfl to amend tho I •eelton of tile lie! to kstullllsh judicial YnurU^ if the United Htnles, Approved Hiqdcmhcr 2-1, 17K*.», in regard to issue of wilts of man- damns by the United HtutcH courts, iippoint- imrsons to serve them, and eoliee.ting for the imviuciit thereof. After 11 '«l over until to- led tin* consider ation of the hill for tlm extension of the time in (lie construction and enm|detioii of the Northern Pacific, railroad. Tlm hill was fur ther amended and passed discussion tlm hill I the uitlvo nomination of H. ('. Hillings to lie United States district judge for l.oiiisiaiiii, vice Diircll, resigned, came tin. After an ani mated debate the iiomiiiMlioii was confirmed by a majority of four. Adjourned. Iu the senate, or tho I III), Mr. Fro- liiigllliysen, from tho Judieiary eouunUtee, reported a hill relating to tin- transportation uf uilililillH. It is, with some amendments, tho measure introduced by that senator at the beginning uf the • Ilie fol- Tlic house eommittee on npproprlu- iis lias eomuleted Ilie fortilieatioii bill, aj |iro|»rintiug fertile protection, preservation I repair of tlm fortifications, and othe works of defense, $|O0,0OO; for the eonver- of heavy ordnance, $|(H),(MMi; lor pro jectiles for heavy ordnance, $25,000; for car riages for heavy gun-, $15,(KM); for |irovillg ground and proving cannon,$25,000; for tor pedoes, $50JHKI. The house ikihIoAIco coninilttcc are vigorously |iushing their invostigatlpn on the straw hid swindling, and Ipive got leave to sit during sessions of the house for the pur pose of facilitating their work. Mr. Moud- der, jiresidenl of the Meni|diiN and Ht. l/iuis packet eoui|>any, testified on Tuesday that |irevious to 1870 his eoiiijmuy carried the mails between Hi. Louis mid Vicksburg for $7,000 |mr annum, in 1870 a straw bid man got the contract for $0,810, the company bid ding $7,(KM). Ill three months the straw bid der fniled, and ignoring the company’s bid, tlm department Ic i for $U .$2; I'OHKUJ.X. 'I’lie Spanish governme with all manner of fri the the t ( ,f railroads the lioi Olllf-M ck the lie bl.i v on the mouth with a heavy clt made him crouch and yell 1. and throw lii- bleeding vi ax l>cen introduced Hirmiiigham, England, with great speed of nbout ten miles per attained. ,l " I’rinceaa Beatrice, who, alone time, it was suppOMd, would become the bride of ^ Napoleon’s son—known as Napoleon IV- -it ’Bh ; H | IO w announced, is to lie married to Prince tini fxjuis of fluttcniierg, who holds a cornmis- eoinpany to carry Before the ho dilurcs of the sti Urns. E. K11 , which was siibse(|liently , Peterson enqiloying the ic mails at $10,000. e committee on expen department, a few day lowing: That. Ihe length of lime tlint animals may lie confined without unloading is limited to twenty-four hours instead of twentv-eiglil hours, and they must remain unloaded for rest, water ami feeding at least seven instead of five consecutive hours. The Ith of July next fs inserted as the date when the bill, If en acted, is to lake efleef. 'I lie bill contains provisions tlmt when animals shall be cu hsc|n in which t have' proper food and wntc jjort unity t Iieing unloaded shall . . . Havard called ti|i the coneiirreiit resolution submitted by him on the 20th of January last iu regard lo'iiincndiiig Ihe 22d Joint rule, |>ri after ndjoiit tied. In tlm house, on tho fit it, Mr. I’avsons, from the eommittee on private land claims, reported a hill authorizing the secretary of the treasury to sellat private mile such por tion of the public property nt Vincennes, Ind., as inny be required fer trunks, switches, shops atul other |itlr|iiises of Ilie (Milo tllivLl..i.l, <I.■. I 1 ........ ill,. .«...1 1 ••■'.I iniiHiiLviiii mm . ..i.iyllllCs rill I- •fiiUI ebllljirtilits. Tliti liill yViet |dsl; Tiu> -itdtl.se then weiil llilq.tititlllllitlee ttf (lie whole 011 tin* eoiiNiilitrand uipliimulie il|i|iro|iiliilioll liill, and was addressed bv Mr. Springer, ot Illinois, in defense of the bill. In a brief discussion ns to the further course of debate it was understood tlint Mlainc would address the house 011 to-morrow,and tlmt the general debate would then close. The eommittee rose and the house adjourned. In tho imtlrto, (ill tiki Illiit, Ilia ^poiilter jiresuiiled a .memorial from the citizens of l.oilismun, playing for relief agalusl Certain political evils existing in that state. Re- li'rteili 'I’lie hliltse went into a eommittee of tile whole oil Iqe eoilsiilar atld dinlninalie a|qiro|iriiltion liill, and was liildressi il iiv ,\fr. Hale, of Maine. Mr. Hale was foilmted ii$ Mr. I.vneh, of Mississippi, and at tin* eonelti- sion of hlsspoeeh Mr. iUnine arose and ad dressed the eommittee. Mr. Tarbox replied to lllaiue,and tin* committee then )ir tMi*. ffoH it t o iliiit niifii)iti!.4. I hive siiKMittust from my inrchcaii Usnutiii •TIs over.—Iliniik Heaven tlmrelei ! I wqiltil hide now with gsriueutN of gladnei-i lbank Ilea I-now with i. kclotli and ns lies of v . It Inis |ierislied- e It so proudly was eflerislied, slali out our years at Its I omit 7 Rut the bonutv and honor undaunted, Hit fast it I will'd of stemuast dial stein as mu i» ; 1 liiuft Is a ./itt-Ksoil tins I'limfi d ■ tty (lift flo|X>i flint we bulled with Is-i ; ■t us wrest from the future Ilie giterdoit.- I'luit lo vesidulu purpose Ih'Iuiiu ; •I tlx lllng from 0111 spirits I heir bunlne. And ni'ijult i/s like melt and lx> strong: s, linitllSH, e Nature's tluii Ixuiiiliful u fotery slo|«< tlmt ii loimlios wltlj gold, i lie clink id Itiinsi-llsHil's limnimii ' ' "' > slial'i' the waterwl'sr' li'iiim Tlid All a end- , amt the house WI iljlltihlotti In flip house, on the 111It, tho entire •ssion was consumed iu considering the con sular unit diplomatic iip|iro|iriatimi liill. Mr. Hewitt moved to amend by jiroviding only line miiilnter) at ta.fiOO,for Denmark,.Sweden and Norway, to resldt' at such jiluee la those tile president may front little In tittle lirect. Agreed to. Mr. 'Tucker moved to Irikcoiit Ihe mission to tin* Hawaiian islands, ml me lit was adopted—!>3 to 8. her then moved lo insert the following item for Ihe minister resident and consul- general at the Hawniiau islands: $3,500. Aihqitcd. Mr. Scclyc moved to iuerease the Hilary of sfcretnry of legation lotlng also as luternreter, fro Agreed to. Mr. Kits* „ iu Id liiHurt Reyrwt-r.tnmiu eoiisulates of the sixth class; salary $1,500. Agreed to. Thorcmuiningitcms tin* bill were for various contingent ex- tenses, Tint for loss by exchange nil cousin reduced from $15,000 to $10, • Min. Tills finished the liill so far as the com mittee of the whole is concerned. All the amendments mlopteil iu eommittee were !s, 2. 11 appropriates nlunit $01*1,0(8), helng a reiluetion'iif $1 from Ilie liill of last year. Adjourned till The riiiciiinuti (TiluitiHv. The following oxtrnotH are from tho ae- cottnl puhllHlipil in tho Citiciiinali Com- niereial of tho fatal stam|i(*(ie which oe- nil-red iu Robinson's Opera House on Ihe afternoon of February 5th, tim ing the |>ro8ontation of the allegi , tableaux of tho" Oreat Republic": Mr. William Kekcl. who was olio of the first lo rush into tlie fatal vestibule oil hearing tho cry of lire, anti Hoeing the Crowd of .pooplfj rusli, out. thuHcloacrilwH tho HCOiHJlt ' Vr-lifttron t hn aide- walk tnli'v 1 ri «nu »8 one or my eliHilrlrriV k^TtW mnntrallV madman effort t«vforce my way in. Tho entrance vvua completely clogged with |>e.<q>le, how- pvp|* mu| j never got beyond the middle of tin* vestibule. My i(V*a is tlmt some of the first crowd that mailed out slipped tin! ntojiH und fell, and the immense throng that followed them were, so terror- stricken that limy did not think of ste|>s • anything elite' except to fling thorn- Ives out of the inner doorway. Ihe eotmeiiueneo was that there was a general piling-im of prostrate and struggling | followed the first rush falling on lop of others ns soon as they got to the steps. Tho people, men, wo men, and children, |>il<‘d up around me, ami the other men who made their wav into the vestibule, waist high, and still they ke|*f coming. It was simply awful. Mcii and women were groaning, children were shrieking, mid by the gimps and deep gurgling of some of the women and children, I knew they were being smoth ered to death. We pulled out all tve could, and worked as fast as we could iml it seemed that they piled up as find as we jerked them out, and tightly wedged linitlrtli Id til'.' tb'lils 'v II Ii Ilie 1 rltV* tllo*- lid 1'ithil'r Hie |ih«II«iiI alvoo Willi lli.rkN uliitlilcu mcailm. Willi liiikiliiu lierilx -peck Amt l.leml "-till Ilia *|.lic<li 11 Thu niiiil.la anil 1 KWUl.AiNB’N NOBILITY. • llloOll 1 How Ilie Nloelt or Iti-IIUli Hepl I'p. The iiartiument of tin* United King dom of Crcul Britain and Ireland is cottljxised of four constituent elements— the (ting of queen, and the three estates of the realm,'vix., the lords spiritual, the lords (elil|)olal, and tin' cummmiM. These several |>owers collectively make the laws that are binding upon the sub jects of the British Km|ore, The lords s|)iritunl and temporal eouHtitute tin* house of lords—the former consisting of the archbishops of Canterbury and York and twenty-four hisho|m of (ho Church of England; the latter consist ing of I, the prince of Wales, -I dukes ol the blood royal, HI dtikes, IS marquises, III earls, iM viscounts, 1M5 barons, III ropreuentativo peers of Scotland, 2S reii- resentative peers of Ireland,or -168 in all. There are also 7 ladies who are peeresses in their own right, Tho house of com mons consists of 558 members, viz., -Ifi.3 returned bv Knglish and Welsh, 00 by gariolls t'ollllllDllS, and Iternttit' the Himple ; M. » •> Mi^ ” t,I,.in,.ait,. Hi',. mill "Miss'’ of dofiiestle life. Tfi be (Inis raised ahoVe four fellows lillo tt'hrtf. Wftikt.ppnjyK*' Consider it Ifiglier sphere of social ejUsf>'if(e £#}, if Hot a laudable, at least an inlclll^imti destro. Wlmt is not quite so intelligible h tin* desire for jirplpotion in tliis higher sphere. I’romotion in the army, or tho navy, or the civil service means higher interestinir and important end responsible work. I’romotion In the j/CTiilpc, If il, itlealm anything at all, means tho re(et*Y Of Uffa. Why, for iustaiiuo, should the presold lord presi dent of the council, the duke of lliejf- mond, desire to add a new Imrrcn duke* to his name? lie is duke of Rich mond ih life pcb'nige of Kngland, duke of Lennox ill ((if* fKWftgo of Hrotlmnl. and tine d’Auhigny In tHo freerage of I 1 ’ra nee. lie Sh ear I of a good Many places, and baron of many more, Mitt him 011 the ground of “insanity. An exchange wants to know, since tv-o-r-k is pronouneed wlrk, why p-o-r-k should not he pronounced pirk: l\>88ini.Y it was Hnnkcy’s singing HUg- gcated tho thing to tSenatof ^ " Ninety’iuul PibKrroR, tho astronomer, says that the moon i» dead. Horry t/» hear it; 'she wail rtft good it‘T,:«M)fi iih you could find in a night's ffavel. Too Lath.—— Each on Ids own ufric'l line we move, Ami Nome find death ere they find love, Ho fur apart their lives are (fwiwn (lie twin soul that halves lhair « And sometimes, hy still harder fate, The lovers meet, but meet ton late. The heart is mine. Trim, true! uhl twm Then, lore, thy hand. Ah. no I adieu I Tub longest night in Norway lasts threo months, and when a young man goes to see his girl her mother, before; retiring, tells her not to ruin her health by sitting up more than two months. " How are ye, Smith.” said Jonea. ; Smith protended not to know him,.and answered husitalingly: "Sir, you have . tho advantage (if me." " Yes I sup|)OBe jy i Every body has that’s got common- sense." An epitaph on a husband and a wife in it country church concludes with a quotation meant, to lat polite, hut which Kwai; inS,ir;;;„i z. rs k lie was gazetted duke of (Jordon. lie ItltlV w like a flow ofstrawho.., ...... ,„ n and if lie did, lie and Iuh eoroiiet Would hud. supremely ridiculous. Malignant 1 itnior says lie has persuaded the prime igllt of dukedoms ; lull lie eaniiot fit four rows leaves into Ills coronet minister to advise the crown to 'make hi me duke of (Jordon in order to snnl) the young marquis of Hunkly, who, the lineal descendant of the old dukes >f (Jordon, naturally aspired to llgnlty revived for him. t ; nfortunately, however, thr Ills chances with the jireH- ent toiv goVumuelit, Lord limitly i.“ liberal—amost radieal— in politics, and lively hostile to the prcHClib mlniinls- tration. This is the only explanation Scotch, and 105 hy Irish constitnuneieft. Tho members of tho house of commons, though they varied in the past, have re mained stationary at the mystical num ber of H5K since the union with Ireland at tho close of tho last century, and this stationarlncss has survived not withstand ing the numerous, and almost funda mental, alterations which have been made in tlm distribution of the electo ral franchise hy the several reform acts which have been passttd during tho cen tury. There is no reason why 658 should bo selected rather than nny other /aiiey number. Thirty or forty 1'qjver members of parliament"would not- mnko But (lie w».«,k. (TlstiIlm(mu of political power in this country is full of cnriosi- ethoil that hitherto voiiehsuled to the tlulce ot Richmond’s procecdingH. This motive is contemptible it’ll be tho true one. But Lonl 11 nut ly may console himself if ho cares to do so, by comparing bin jiedigroe with that of the cuckoo duke wlm has entered into his nest. For, while his ancestry is lost iu the clouds of antiquity which obscure the times anterior to Malcolm (Jaumnro, tho cuckoo duke descends, from one of Charles the bastards, who was horn two tfitmpery centuries ago. Why, again, nliould the earl of Abergavenny—the (JfHooiidcnt of tin* Nevilles, one of Kng- uJ's oldest families—ask a Jew prime mister to enable him to sink the earl dom wjiieli lias been for generations his family, and the barony which bis an cestors have held since 1-150, in n brand- new mnrquinnlo of 1876 7 It. is easy enough to see why the Jew nliine minis ter granted his request. No "tille has done more work behind the. scen6», ol , before the final vote was rciiclinl the morning hour ex pired, and the cliair laid before the senate the imtinislied liusincN'K.f the eeiitennial IdR. After debate hv MeNNrs. Jones Ua|ierlon, Al- Frelinghiiyseii, Haiisom, Conover,_M' rinion ami Hanliilniry, the bill jiasHed with a lireainl.le l»v the following vote -yuan, II; 1 the jireanihle, ami i • of : the. (dll without amendment. The senate then ad journed until Monday. In the house, on Hie 7th, bills were in troduced and referred as follows: IIchoIu- tioiis of the Louisiana legislature for an u|>* (.rojiriation t<» eoiiHtruet the Icyces of tlie Missishiiqd tf5V 'oiildn’t budge :h either way. < )ne famr lady, who was killed, lay on tho tiling with a dozen women and children on top uf Iter, her face llattened against the floor, and her tongue, which protruded two or three inches, being tiampledon by others trying to work themselves out. Due lit tle white-headed boy, who I saw was almost smothered to death, thrust, out his hand lo me from under two nr three rsons who were crowding him down, <i I managed to catch hold <>l his arm. e worked tho other arm out somehow, id a policeman caught hold ol it. We tugged and tugged at him for several minutes, and it took our united strength Im pit 11 him out, and we are both strong men, too. They would catch me by the legs,’and try to pull themselves out that way, and tve were all in danger every ell, for ‘d'ye daring the birthday of 'oiistil I A bra hum Lincoln • national holidi I that on the I Ith of Aj*ril the shall float 1 NiiliMtitute legal' ional hank notes, 1 imporlH al Cadiz, was examined at length i.y the I'liairuiHii in reply to the asHainjdioiiN of Parson Newman. Mr. Farrell exposed the I and to make the dtilie* system of undervaluation at the ports from hie one-half in legal-te , • , . , ! peal the resiinipl)' 1 " which wines are shipped, and said that from | | J(l j g75# 1862 to 1X66 the United States were rohhed ,.| lUr ’,.|, „f Helena, Ark'., for the deslniction in tins way in ports vmtli of the Irish chan- ! ,,f jm building l»v the federal troops during nel to Nnphsof from twenty to thirty- mil-1 tin? war. To indemnify Prairie county, Ark., lions of dollars. The small salaries of eon- f„ r the destruction ofpuhlio buildings dur- mils at |«.rts where large shipments are made the war. Mr. Riddle offered 11 resolution uf goods requiring an udvalorem duty in- for tlm payment of legal re|»rescntatlve , and to re- I of the I till of Jam (•oiii|i<!iisate the Baptist Heoomi of going down with the whole iwd. There must have been as many 150 people piled up in that vestibule I have described, and I don't think half of them would ever have issued from the trap alive if a couple of poliee- liad not broke through theomco at zest of the entrance, and fought way to the Inner doors, and coin ed throwing the people hack into the house iu order to give us a chance to extricate those already iu tin* vestibule. My fJod ! if there had been a lire in the house, il must have roasted half tho audience to death, the way the people wore piled up and clogging the duces the t the ports the life of the consuls a« luxurious u 1 representative hie, mid in that \ the certifii of invoice jiossi- j ( || ( .(| before nation ; Adopted. Thu house then l tho feet of the courageous trembling performer. ever, all the wild beasts were lashed into AVale 111ry by the sight of the blood, and no 1 ** due in the assembly l»elievcd that Bidel j 8 r(;n * could jHK-ihly escape. Preserving his j.res<*nce of mind, however, he kept the other animals at bay until he had subdued | ^' t j’ 0 tlie lion and chased him hack to liiscage. ! troubled He then fought his way back through i-law, the Pri Turkey continues with no rent advantage, according to the cable re- >ort, t« the soldiers of the Porte. Tlie fact ,f a H|iccial British commissioner having Hspatched to Uonstantinople indicates powers of Europe are still rniug the diftieulties r.f the the othm id the ipies of the embly < government is nbout to repeal the law prohibiting the exportation of horses. This law was passed a year ago, phafitly, carrying his wounded sheep with him. The poor animal, which was when Bismarck got a little nervous test the a great favorite of the lion-tamer, has | French might go again on the warpath, he- -inee died of its wounds. cause he discovered that they were buying ^ i horses in Germany, and a French paper was Punch once told a droll story of Jl 1 slily enough to boast that “in 1870 we should man who. being .suddenly raised to i h#V( . „ , lock of 3WI ,000 .land of Improved Sat I Sliilfttad ta i ehawepota and 100,000,000 corlrldae," the road and ree myself ride hy in my j It is estimated hy the registrar general carriage.” * • of Great Britain that by the middle ot thi Bo Thif . Chaml)erlain, warden of the M state prison of the whole, Mr. lloHkiin chair, on llieeoiiNiilar and diplomadc appro' • jiriation bill, ' the hill t jviile for the payment of • the Alabama court of « cd ill. Adjourned. before the prison committee of the ■ j„ jj, ( . Jiousc, on the 8tli, Mr. Lyrnle legislature, said: "I know from my f roII , tlie judiciary committee, rejiorteil Imeli ' ndvcmclyi the bill eitmding lh« luri.dbilb.i of the circuit courts in suits against eor|.ora- tiona. Laid oil the table. Also tlie bill corn in" eases iu bankrii|»tey eomineiiee Also tiie liill knowledge that there exists city of Boston a regularly organized hand of criminals, with a president, vice-presi dent, secretary and treasurer.. This soci ety has a regular form of admitting mem- >«■.». Till! prinon 111! hMi-radtmltd from, .lim,"' IH his oflense, with information in regard to | ,| t . t( , rII1 j n4 .,| t|, e reiri. Pusnc the prison, are all duly recorded, '/’lie j („ repeal the hankrupley net. Tlie first* w»ciety discusses the most approved plans , lion repeals the bankrupt act of 21st Mar for burglary, tools, equipments, etc. ; 1867, and all laws ami parts of laws n.r.e.r ,„:,l lawyer;, in the; .-ou.itry, and ;f the rooeclll „ B , p C „,ii„ K i„ il,« I'nii judges of tlie courts, and tliey know at ^tateii rmurtn, wherein an luljiuliealion once what the proapects are for a brother | bankruptcy has been made, shall he j.ro- criminal. If nis case comes before what eceded with and he governed hy the pro- they call ‘a hard judge,’ they raise the j visions of the existing laws, which money to secure the postponement of tlie * They also have a fundfor mutual j ^Vact'^take effect from and after th t tin irk of the |K)lice doors in throwing the people hack until quiet was restored undoubtedly saved many lives. It, enabled us to clear, tlie vestibule of the living and the dead: d when that was done, and the alarmed ople got to passing out in something :e order, the danger was over. Mrs. George F. Davis, ol Mount Auburn, with Iter sister, and lour small children, was in the balcony when the cry of lire was raised. She said she gathered all the children iu her arms and pursuaded them to sit still. She felt the crowd surging around her, hut with a firm hand she held the trembling little flock together. One lady near her hIk noticed before tlie alarm, hut. lost si^hl of her in the tumult. After the excite, incut was over she reached tlie street Balr-ly. One of the children was missing and she went in to look among the dead for him. There she saw the woman who sat near iter, among the dead. Fo natoly her missing charge was found hurt. Mrs. Davis readied home safely where she was overcome hy tlie shock and prostrated. i anomalies, grown out ot tradi tion or compromise, iind fostered hy the conservative instincts of a slowly moving pupi'lutioii. Probably 658 any other fancy number, work with a sort of clumsy suits the genius or the noople. The numbers of the house of lords are not restricted. Peerages become donnant from time, to time, or die out, hut the gaps made hy these natural processes are more than Hilled up by now creations and pronto!innsj'rom a lower to a higher rank. During tho reign of Queen Vic toria no fewer Hum Mil creations or pro motions in the house of lords have been made. Kitc.li prime minister, serins to feel liound to tap tho fountain of honor in favor of his supporters at the begin ning, iu the middle, or at the end ol his tenure of olliee. When laird Mol bourne was prime minister, at the commence ment of the queen’s reign, a couple of dozen peerages were authorized. Sir Robert Peel, between 1812 and 1816, was satisfied with four. D»rd Russell, be tween 18-17 and 1851, and again in 1866, created twenty; Lord Palmerston, four teen ; laird Derby, toil. Mr. Gladstone, feeling the weakness of his party in t hr upper house, advised the creation ol no less than forty peers in six years, and Mr. Disraeb, not to bo outdone, lias, in tlm brief periods of liis two reigns in 1863 ami 187*1-5, created seventeen, and within Hie last few days Im lut* promoted three ol his supporters and elevated four more giving him a round total ol four- ami-twenty in three years, or an uverngt ol eight a’year. But among liisfotir- nud-lwonly there lire no less tlnni thr* dukes, and no prime minister except M Disraeli lias ever managed more, than two. Few, indeed, have ventured to aspire iiImivo a plurality of viscounts. Now creations are intelligible enough to any British-horn subject. In a country which position in society is so highly valued iih it is iu this country, entrance into and acceptance by theolwjieredilary bility of Great Britain are obvious ob is of ambition. What men desire, and still more what women desire, when they have acquired the necessities and com* of life, is consideration from and lower over others. A till*!, oven the nimblest kind of title, sav u knighthood, stepping-stone towards the realization of their desirfH. But a knighthood is a poor thing after all. 11 confers the title lady” upon your wife or widow, hut it oes not help your children. As soon, iicrefore. as a man is made a knight he aspires, if ho has a family ‘ 1 ni'.o- "ion ■ >i-ii11mi uioj, wenncH, oi tlie kind tlmt peers do not generally do, forth*! narty now in olliee than tJm “Tory bloodhound,’-Uni the present, rep resentative of the Nevilles Ih called among his friends. lint even the staunchest bloodhound looks for fondling and for supper when his work is done. Accordingly, lie lias got Ii’ih promotion. II*! is entitled fo he addressed by the crown ns "our right trimly and entirely beloved cousin; " to hear his olrleflt son ably rest and the ohseuror forms of party tactics to tlie humidor orders of lory peerage. Tim thirst for such promot ions in the peerage, is difficult to understand hy those wlm are not of it. But for many of that distinguished body all Interest in polities and political life, is concentrated in tlmt portion of the Official Gazette, which narrates the new promutiuns. The explanation perhaps may he found in tho principle that the stops of the social ladder are infinite in number, and ovory Englishman wishes to fix his foot upun th*! olio immediately above him. Well, it Ih an innocent ,it not a nohlo am bition. It does not lead to crime liko the desire for wealth, and it does not lead to universal misery like the desire for «U>ry. It is as follows: "Their warfare complished." Tim Maquokeln, Win., authorities have mlopteil a very simple hut effective method of regulating thn liquor saloons. They hnvo passed an ordinance prohibit ing Hie uho of blinds, screens, stained glass or anything that hinders observa tion Hi rough the windows. night leaving a kerosene lamp dimly burning, wore found unconscious next morning from tlie cffbctH of the gas which liad generated front the lamp, and were with great difficulty restored. SCENE at church after the clergyman's peroration: Julia to.Xnntippo—"What a bountiful close!" Xuntinpc, who hun been spitefully oyeing u well-dressed lady before her—" Beautiful clothes! Yes ; hut I know she didn’t get ’em in a beau-' tifui way." Iowa Kai.IjH is interested in the ojior- atiounof a little machine, newly patented, that twists cord-wood out of a miystnck. It Ih intended to manufacture fuel for these gruss-hurning, blizzard Htoves, and il twists whisps of hay into knob) its hard as bricks. * . The Rev. M. l'ahtahquahong Chase, tin* hereditary chief of tho Ojihheway nation, and president of tho grand con eil of Indians of Citmidu, is on a visit , visit to , and preached a few SundayH ago iu the English chapel. I tiff grandfather rccoivcd from George Uf a silver medal,; which litiH now descended to Ids grand*'' The great pyramid weighs 12,760,000,- 000 tons. According to JienHkrtUH, look thi! labor of 100,000 men twenty years to build it. To show the mcclug teal vaiiio of modern improvements, Limlner affirms Unit four hundred , eighty tons of coal, with an engine i hoisting machine, would Itavo every stone to it« position. The Imre •nee challenged the torloi* to a trial of speud. The ha* 1 ” /r/skei about merrily, pitying little attention to* gross. Away darted*tnfi‘nart»-like light ning, and won tho race. Mortal—Tho face is not always to the alow. How I’lTTHiumuii Got Her if.— An KitgllHliman moilnbid Ids Imri), Then flew lie away like tlm wyml; Ami lio dropped im H her And lie drojqii'ij a And looked at that Englishman g< Then ho hastily picked up an It, Ah though it had been n ripe |i The Brooklyn Argus concedes the truth of Gall Hamilton’s statement that the cohesive power of society^ . Deal It of Revenly JoIiiihoii. and i A dispatch from Baltimore, dated the 10th, furnishes the following: Revenly Johnson, the distinguished statesman ami jurist, was found dead this evening glue, by which tho pieces of a shattered.' Imraotcr are restored to their p'roper places, und nmdo to look as good as new. The great troublo is, however, that it is th*! grounds surrounding the executive mansion at Annapolis. Mr. Johnson was the guest of Gov. Carroll, mid dined this afternoon with other gen tlciueii at the executive mansion. Ih was found dead in the yard hy a servant Mr. Johnson caino hero last night to argue tho case ol Maker vs. Freek,argued in tin* court ol appeals to-day. vilation of Governor Carroll lie bccaino bin guest at the exe.cutiee maiiHion. To day the govr not always accompanied by a guarantee to stiek." said that since the abolition of , purchase in the British army many i tired officers have, entered the ranks in the expectation of working up to a invited Chief Justice liiirtoi, of this state, und several other gentlemen, I" meet Sir. Johnson at the mansion. They dined nbout 5 n. in. \t dinner Mr. Johnson appeared Rent spirits and his usual health, and Mm ...... .. fund for nnituiil , ThJg aot to takc fmr „ an j utter the in pport and protection, and through this . j ft „„„ r y | jM77. The bankruptcy bill, nftc source they are often able to send delica-. gome «iiscti»iioii of tbs technical points, eies to their brethren when sick in the ] passed by yeas 170, nays 58. Tlie housv then prison hospital." | went iuto committee of the whole, Mr. Hos- und Miss Mitchell are conducting il in Montreal. Miss Mitchell 3nd when she young r alsmt twenty and jirettv, and when she talks to a young man about his soul, In can lecl conviction stealing over him. deer into tin* tors of his boots. This is vast improvement on a saponaceous Ham rnond. ntortaiued the company hy his conver sation and relating anecdotes. At din ner lie took one glims of Muderia, and re fused to take any mure. After dilute he suddenly naked the governor to take jiini in the parlor, lie took the gov ernor’a arm and walking iu there sa down on the sola. At the request of Mr. Johnson the governor rejoined the guests at thi! table. Shortly after a ser- 1111L appeared at the door beckoning the governor out, and told him that Mr, Johnson was lying in«tlio yard on the stones. Governor Oarroll went immedi ately to the. place and found Mr. John son lying on tlie cobble-alone earring! way that passes under tho porch of tin mansion, close up to the wall, and a door leading into the basement dently gone down to tin* front baronet, and then the title descends lo Ids oldest son, and soon through the. gen erations which succeed him. But this, through a hereditary title, does not bring him within the hereditary peerage. A baronetcy does not give him a seat in I’arliament, and it does very little for his younger children. It gives them a sort of shadowy precedence at a dinner-table among a lot of commoners, and this shadowy precedence the sons and dangle tors of baronets are not slow to exact Hut it docs not give them power or eon sideration. A barony is a very different thing. A huron is an august being, lie is an hereditary peer of the realm, whoso blood is ennobled and whose dignities can lie lost only by attainder or taken away liy act of I’arliament. He cannot sit iu the 1 louse of Commons, Imt lie has a seat the House of birds, which descends to his eldest son. He has precedence over all commoners and baronets and knights and privy counsellors who are not ennobled. lie is, by virtue ol Ids steps find around to tlm side of tlm house and fallen where lie was found. This was about. 8*.|5 p. in., and the impression is tlmt he had been there at least half an hour, lie was then dead, and bleeding profusely from wounds on tlm right side of his head and face. His body once removed into the basement and physicians summoned. Dr. Win (i. Turk was the first to arrive, and alter examining the body, pronounced life tinot. Drs. Ridout and Clotido arr afterward. There are large woimdr tlie right side of his forehead, two true tares of tlm skull from the ii|»j«*r por lion of the forehead to the eyebrow ; dis location ol a finger on tlm left hand, and cuts on tlm hands and legs ami bruises. Tlie physicians are examining the body rvous dignity, one of the king’s couiumII' and an hereditary member of tlm highest judicial lmdy i j ^ ... tho country. Ilis wife shares his titles and honors with him, and their sons und daughters are distin guished from the herd whom their parents hnvo left behind by courtesy-titles of "Honorable” added to their names Their descendants, however, do not re main in the ranks of the nobility, as the* | do abroad. Tliey (all hack into the gre tlm to discove Johnson would have old next May. Mr. euniHtaiiees love like a mother’s love ' a mother's heart. Her nit for her offspring, a: may roam or what tlm which she ..... .. An instance was seen yesterday when a mother entered tho central sta tion und found her child, who had been lost from home for hours. Site sprang wildly forward, eagerly caught him hy tlm hair, and IT there; wild allot hm steed, umi hair, Till tlm road was with ua|iirntcH lined; I’itthlangor, horrified, stood ' Lying i licit the One of tho latest examples ia ease of an old officer of the third igoon guards and tho inemlw.r of an client family. His attachment to the service led him to select tho six teenth Lancers. The other morning a husband escorted his wife to one of tho depots, that she might start on a visit to tlie country, to he gone six weeks, and as she whs about toy to enter the car lm said, “ Dear me! „..l won’t I lx? lonesome though !” “I rather think yon will,” she responded, i|t a dry, cutting lone, "for I’ve arranged with six women, four policemen/ and two detectives to keep an eye on you!" Ho smiled, but it was a sad smile. A nicb-lookinu young man was seen lo spring from a Madison Htreet ear tlie. other day, and as lie straightened out liis joints and pulled down his shirt- bosom, he was heard to mutter: " You may lmy a box at the o|iera; you may get your numg in the newspaper society reports; you may wear tho flashiest; diamond pin in town ; you may he traduced to the governor ; you may even write a poem; hut if you go into a street ear you are just its liable to lie. squeezed into a corner and sat down on hy a fat woman with a baby as any one else! And he walked off with the air of a martyr. The recent death of Hir Anthony Rothschild has set afloat again in Eng** , 5 times been told to illustrate the wealth of tho Jewish family: " Sotno yeare a there was a whist club in Paris at whia one of the Rothschilds and several 1 hankers used to play. One day 01 the hankers died, and the other hers of the club, discussing their dM parted friend, the, question was puty much was he worth. " Twenty five millions," (a million sterling,Y.Wfli ipjy. Thereupon Rothschild jra marked eompasiomitely, “ l had no id« such straitened eireumsti Many a man lives with a woman half- a lifetime without suspecting that the* wife of his bosom has reully forgotten i more than he over know. Many a ear* ! pot-knight who plumes hintsclf upon -his ; >ij wonderful skill in smashing hearts Is being mentally measured and inteRe&lS[ tually turned inside out hy the smiling^ girl whom he thinks lie is captivating,^ i?erly caugl 0 hauled him around site tenderly exclaimed, "0 Boh Masters, I’ll wallop you for tliis when we get home I” Many u veteran beau who pulls on hlaJL gloves to depart feeling proudly con- sciotts of having made a profound^ im*^ pression upon tho susceptible soul of the ? belle who has endured him tor tut ;- evening would lie wonderiully enliglrt-^j ened, i? not edified, could he hear the ., sigh of relief, which escaped her when tlie clang of the door announced Jiis departure.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Cedartown record. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1874-1879, February 21, 1876, Image 1