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Show ' " - - 1 . . . -t - - Susan B. Anthony says marriage is a fearful tiling. Not to marry is more so. Kastern fanners haviusr too uiueh cider for their hairels fill their cisterns with it. One of the Prussian military bands feels very tad. A cannon ball shattered shat-tered the bass drum. A man in Boston is so short that when hi' is ill he does not know whether he has the headache or corns. V Troy brute beat his wife's face with his fist, and then said he pros "only putting in some dimples.'' A female burglaress was captured in Payton, Ohio, the other night, while breaking into a drug store. Bishop O'Reilly, in a recent address, claimed that there are a hundred thousand persons in Boston who hold to the Roman Catholic faith. A Detroit silver mining company recently re-cently purchased 107,000 acres on the north-eas"ein shore of Lake Superior, and is said to be realizing very successfully. success-fully. A Sioux City, Iowa, paper relates a case in which vermin from her artificial chignon had perforated a lady's skull, and bored their way nearly through the bone. Addison Goodhue, of Boston, has recovered $12,000 damages from the city, having been thrown from his wagon and severely injured, while passing pas-sing through a defective street. A new style of foot-lights, burning downward, has lately been introduced into the London theatres. Besides securing safety from fire, unpleasant gas vapors are removed. I Texans, after several years of thorough thor-ough trial, have decided that whisky is not a preventive of diptheria. Now they are going to test it for five years as a cure for the chills and fever. Women who claim to have been pioneers in the woman's rights agitation agita-tion are scarce. The movement was started twenty-two years ago, and they don't like to admit the necessary age. The microscope reveals the fact that a speck of potato-rot the size of a pin ' head contains about two hundred fero-' fero-' eious little animals, biting and clawing each other savagely. A widower of New Tlaven who happened hap-pened to marry a second time without consulting the wishes of a daughter, on attempting to introduce his bride into the family mansion, a few nights since, was set upon with sticks and stones, and was compelled to fly for his life. A ruffian assaulted Miss Cora Snell, near Corydon, Indiana, the ether evening, even-ing, as she was returning heme, but the plucky damsel scratched one of his eyes clean out, and drove him away, while she, unhurt, pursued her maiden meditations and her walk. A fashionable individual who had patronized the Boston hotels rather liberally fur some time pa.-,t without troubling himself about money matters, was disjovered to be an accumpli-lied ?.wiiidler, a few days ago, and taken in charge by the C'hii f of I'olice. JJe was --upposed to lie a German Count until hi ( trunk.-, were found to contain noth-in noth-in : more valuable than bricks, stones not precious and pieces nf wrap-pinz-patxT. |