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Show imllogs. i Providence, K. I., htia 13o practic- ing lawyera. Tbe Boaton Post goes so far as to say that the outrage mill is in want of ft new whopper. A New York lady advertised for ft nurse the other day, and received 153 willing, anxious upplicanU. Philadelphia has already eight Bun-day Bun-day papers, and now a ninth, the Illustrated Sunday Globe, comes into the field. , A French preacher describes hell as a place whore they talk politics all day. What they do at night he does 1 not report. j Print ng Mrs. Stowe'a " True Story of Lady Bryon's Life," coat the Atlantic At-lantic Mon thhj a great many subscribers, sub-scribers, one report saya 9,000. j A bed of petrified oyster shells and 'remains of salt water reptiles and ' fish, all in a state of ptr'i faction, were 1 unearthed recently at Chattanooga. i A woman at North wood, N. H., has a pair of shears that her mother bought on the day of the battle oi Bunker Hill, and that haven't been Archbishop Alemany was presented by Sharon with a check for $5,000, at the conclusion of the marriage ceremony of his daughter and Mr. Xuwlands recently. At a silver wedding the other day, tho ten children ot the couple, all unmarried, un-married, stood up with them and received re-ceived the many friends who gathered to celebrate the happy event. The Grass Valley Xational gave a Jenkinsy description of the ladies' costumes at the ball on Thanksgiving night, and the ladies Bay he didn't get a single one dretsed up right. Mr. Beecher thinks the wickedest thing in the world is to thump achild on the head. This is undoubtedly true. Tbe best way to punioh a child is to pour hot leeswax down its back. Several of the members of the Baptist Bap-tist convention held out west, have been published as "dead beata " in ft Leavenworth, Ks., paper for not paying pay-ing a poor darkey for blacking their boots. People who saw him jump up and down and heard him Bwear thought him crazy, but he wasn't. He had merely delivered fifteen cords of wood at the wron place. Detroit Free Press, They say now that Kaiser William puts out the clothes-line Monday mornings. Of course he does, and a woman yet that didn't knot a clothes line into a snarl." The proprietor of a Boston toy shop has received the following note from a conscience-Btrickeu I'oy: "Gentlemen "Gentle-men I return to you the money for a top I took from your Btore. I am sorry for what I have done and ask your forgiveness, Yours. A boy who will try to do better." The young lady who whistles defends de-fends heraelf in tho Christian at Work, as follows: "Let no one deny me the privileges of whistling when sitting alone at my sewing machine. If I am compelled to walk the street alone at niyht, I never fear danger at an approaching footstep if it is accompanied ac-companied with the music of whistling. whist-ling. I do not believe a person can whistle who is intent on evil." |