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CJ. :de?21 %;'W - " i>Rr-* '">, V. D. Jamison & Son. Offer their tft'rvicca ni? ?t? tha citizens of Ofangcbtirf; Ditnrict. * A&~ 8nleA'-"attended to in any part of the I)lt? triot. ; ? 'r.Y. P. V. JAMISON. S. (i. JAMISON. ? tf MIIE! FIRE! FIRE! INMUKIC YOUR lilFE i .11. h !!iJ ami I? 11 O T V, H T Y . ^Jornelson, JKramer & Co., are ag*:sts for - - - J KKFKUSON Fl UK INSUltANCK COUfPAXY. Chartered Ctqiitnl 825(1,000. JAM KB' H1VKK liNHUKANCK company. ; Chartered Capital 81,500,000. plHlmont R?nl KHtnfO InNtirmio^ COMPANY, . for. life only. Chartered Capital $1,000,000. ALL SOVTIIEH N 0OW PAN! KS. * eet 2C>':' ' ? ? > " )y y*/\ iHJLM I r/,'l v. .?. POETRY. .11 11 Pew. Talk ami Church Scandal. ni,That tall-young Yellow hero to-duy! ,j > wonder. w|i*t/s hid tunnel His eyes uro fixed on our pew-? Do look iff Stilly Dninc! - td dotje-u! oifj fj.S.o'i''' *.{> til?.Ej UiiMA . Who is tyint,bidy_ lircsscd in grccfiT 131111 It can't be.Mrs. I.cacli ? There's Mr. Jones witb Deacon (ides! I wonder if he'll preach. Lend me your fan?it is si? worm; Wc both will sit at jnuyors? Mourning becomes the widow Ames? Ilo'w Mary's bonnet flares. ;'. h'.m 1,1 ..? I ;se- - idti Do look nt Nancy Sloper's veil ? It's full a breath two wide? I vAtudcr if .Susanna Ay res Appears to-day as bride. Lord ! what a Video June |!ice bus gut? Oh! how that brgnn roar*? I'm glnd we've left the singing scuts? llow bard Miss Johnson snore.-"! 411 J;.' i. ' ft ?? ? ? [ff x ..,',<%???-*.? What ugly shawls are those in front ? Did you observe .*mi ulldl IJer new straw bound's Irine.aed with Mack!/ ?'l'g?bss she's lest ii child! ' " I'm half aaleep?that Mr. Jone.-, His sermon's are so long? This nfleruoon w e'll sliir at honte, And practice that new song. __.. _._. ,? _..._ _ Spirit of the BatUcnl ^eUfilous XVoss ami Pulpit, A MOST 11 KM AUK ABI.K l.r.TTKU; .-*?? i' :?:?, ? ''?".? *??? t.k ? k:j. ('itiOAitn, 1 i.i... November 12. lSt?7. . .- . ? .,*?7.| ? ; : j ? To th>- KihOii ?/" the Kiioxvith hrrt> I're.<s: ?. : ,j . ?!<]?<( *n*.t! ?' -???:?!? ? .. ;.' \-. I . . ?: ??I have noticed lately sever;;! (editorial air lusmus in your paper to, what'appears to be a matter of P.'elllig among the jkMilde of East Tennessee ill regard to .Methodist Church pro perty, and in yours id' the filh instant, under the head of 'Loyal Church,' an article signed 'l.over of Voaco.' on the same subject. I'rom I all I have seen and heard mi this sulijeol i?i the.' last three years. 1 conclude that all the sup ! posed trouble in church property among Knsi ' Tenuesseeans'hiis grown 'out id' the action id' IVisImp Simpson in church matters in that Stale ; and supposing T am right in this. I beg leave to say a few words in defense of Hishoji Simpson, ott the'basis of general principle. It is evident, to my mind. that, the gulf which Separates the Sn?tTtern'* Methodist from ''.he Northern Methodist, is much deeper and wider thait many suppose. So great indeed that H wore *flilh to attempt to 'bridge it, or for the two* classes ever to meet. I of course, belong to the Normern methodist class, and feel and speak \n "tljcif bcdialf, -aim.'Ui <3oi?g t?o. i shall exercise* tlifal frankness and cairdbr uf expres sion on the Methodist affairs that Weii'd?ll lliilips' is wont to do on political affairs." "Tn the first place the Methodists, both North and South, need 'watering.' very much to bring th'cih *vtp to the true standard of cour age and honesty, neeessary to assert plainly thcir true characters. Religion" and politics are, in fact, one and the same thing, and must be so considered'tin all popular governments especially), in fact, religion and politics have j always been considered.'one and the same in all J nations. Ours was the first, and only experi j liient'we know of to treat the two as distinct j elements iit civil, government, and we are full) justified iii asserting that the experiment has been a failure; or at least the experiment has had the same cnntlict'that has always 'bclore resulted from opposing ideas." All government' is based ou the religious character of tlioso who form it and carry it on; and when there becomes a conflict of views in its administration it-'arises of necessity i'rom religious differences. It is the 'religious mind' which makes, and executes the laws, and shapes in every feature the legislation of a"govcin nient. This is a fact which needs no argu ments to prove it; liccauso the opposite of the assertion cannot be fouild to exist in any na tion on earth. The United! States forms no exception though in our 'system' wc attempted it for eighty years. Still the religious power of the human mind would at last, prevail over all the other elements of the government. Now, tlic stronger prevailed and look possession of all the property and appliances appertaining to the organization of the weaker. ? The word Methodist, it is true is applied to the two classes of people North and~*Nouth, yet their religious is no more alike than dither tine is like that of the Hindoo. Bishop Simpson re presented thu Northern masses in takiu'g pus HOW jolt of property, fairly won by'conquest, in support and defense of Northern- religion, as opposed to Southern religion','Tit the United States, and in which Northern religion nearly all other small denominations in the North agree and sympathize, and have an iulcrot therefore in the property acquired. I ..The Methodists of the North constitute the great directing power yf relig'.oii in America; nil the other'1 dctiounnalVhs'Vailed l'jWCMlJitVt though differing in foi'ni, iii litu:il and other minor points/ yet'follow in sithstniido the re ligious course marked out by the grout ruling power, the Northern .Methodists. You may as Iwclt shy'Hint an' ariny bus tut-right to the arms laud"suppliesWhich it wins "on thy bard-fought 'field of battle as tu say that "the Northern Methodist Church has no right to every church, school house, imd every acre bf hind formerly held by the. Southern Methodist*. Not only so, but it is jubt as Wrung and [jc'rnicious for Northern' Methyuists to permit Syutnern^le'th'o dists to meet and Vorship at ?11, as it would be to permit Lee or .Johnson to call together a'nil drill their disbanded men Under arms. '?Methodism in the South waMconrjueved and isubjugated, and henceforth has no claims oh anything used or belonging to its former self. | (Cyen their liildcs, books ami jointing cstub- i lishmcuts become the properly of the victors, and ought to be used. Did Spfiiu allow 'Mex'i- j co to continue its religious exercises after Cor- j ICSS' CO'Vq?crcd it '/ Certainly not. Neither j did any nation or people over concede such a j privilege to the one thcyahad to subjugate. No i more then ought the North concede such to j South.' lint'you hmy say that the South-j ern Methodists and iho Northern ' Methodists j are one ami the same in religion". This (jis 1 have before faid) is tint the case, "ami (his will i appear very cloiir 1'rom the very correct dclin? tion of the word. Webster bus, perhaps, done more harm in his elaborate comments on the meaning ?!' (he word religion than any other author' or writer, lltlt Webster even borrowed' more than ho originated or even learned." ?'Keligioit, tlu n, is simply ctio's roiVvietion of j duty to liini or' herselfj'TiTs fellows and his Creator! It has nothing to do with rewards and punishments in some other world, but be i longs entirely to dtie'fi -oiourn of ibis earth. 11 ihnst be'ovhlont therefore that rttio' mim'who i can believe that bis owuiug and selling, ami buying, working and not educating a human being is tjitite d lire rent from the belief of another man '.vlio believes in"itL- m in t ihat'bis i duty is not to own, buy or sell, nor to work without educating bis fellows. Also it is ob? i vions mat inc system or tlicoi >gy. wttn ti i.< re i coneilable'with the first! oalimit foriii any part of. I he religion ni' the second. Now. th.o Hook, called the Uiblc, is often ouo.tcd in supVmrt'bf either side ol the question; and il is true it doc* ;ivc ovidouoc on botli sides, junt as'one's heart Incline; hat one man forgets that pro j gressive mind' is in fact the life of any reli gion, while the dead, inert htUr /.ill- lit!' The j liible of the Southern people we of the North j wand nothing to do with. 'Wo have 'iiur own views and sentiments, which with us are the Cre ator's viows and desires as to us. ami being the j stronger wo announce our claim, by God's laws. to all those men and things which conic in our I way. We, therefore, claim t?> own in lee sim | pie. every person and thing in all (lie conquered j South in anywise appertaining to the S uthcrn people, whether white or black. The blacks belong to us just as well as the whites; and it' it were our religion to buy, sell and Work them as slaves then it would be done unless ? strong er religion should interfere to prevent us." '?We therefore hold that the Southern peo ple (not only Methodists, but all) have llo re ligion mid ought not to be til lowed t>? assemble [ either iii former churches or elsowhei'ci 'iilid we have no doubt the time is not far distant when such prohibition w ill be fully carried out. and 'that lob by our religion growing up among you. ''The period is very brief w hen any man much less an editor, can be permitted tu assert that:Northern Methodist -steal property iY.c.,' thai 'belongs to Southern Methodists.' 'flic iitci is, all (he Southern pCopIc have fallen so far behind the p mir r ess of the ago in every thing?not onl; "in religion?that they are really ignorant of (ho [dailies! truths as well in the religion of the present age. us in the dis coveries in science, and their daily application (o (he various arts of life, lloligion being the essential (dement of nil political progess, il must of necessity partake of nil tin; modifica tions which the progressive and educated minds discover tobe in accordance with the clearest lights of (he. present age. -Orthodox, ami '1 Icterochix' are no longer arrayed agaihsl each other. Orthodox does mil. at the present day. among the truly educated, presume l<? de nounce ils heretical or heterodox, those who differ with tho Ibrmer on religion or politics; Three persons in one (Jod. is no more nor less than a figure of illustration : so, a -never-end ing hell,' taught lor hundreds of. years by all 1'ro testa lits; is not for a' moment believed by the cduonteil of tho present day. It, is true many i'giioianl people of the Methodist as Well as solne other religions, really du believe in endless torment for tho svuil after death j but it is the. work, of overy well think ing mind to be employed in rbmbving such horrible notions. Doubtless, the. old Knglish translations of the Biblo had much lo do with civatiug this rmrrid. san'aiid dreadful uotion. Hut evert Hoiltiifi Catholics' have always discarded it und substituted u temporary pun is'hVueiii '('a purgatory ) from which a liberal payment of money will release the victim.? Hut the whole musses of the South are steeped in tko "grossest aud darkest ignorance and worse than heathou superstition. The whole religion of tho Southern people may bo classed as one and the same, and tlftit of the Worst pos sible tendencies. Nor is there much sigu Tor j hope ip the future. Hotter iudced if every j house and school-house in all the Southern J StateSyWCre hurncil to the ground and every j Miativd bovn there forever prohibited from teach ufg'br* "preaching as jv6u call it. In this event teachers from the North would "alone give bent to the rising generation there, and in less'than a century there would be a reli gion worth.-the name. dftoluVuIng 'to' Hii-hop Simpson, wo wlio know him are of the' opinion that his oYilv fault in dealing with you people South has lioei! Tti recognizing any of you - at all as de scrvmg'l? bo classed as a religious body. So far from considering a Southern Methutdist as existing in the South, the proper way would be to disregard, all classes there alike ( because all are alike any way at heart.) ?'Tlje 'Oli'Iy difference being the price we have to pay for a very poor effort oh the part of soirie to appear Northern in seiiti'uieur?oven Win. (5. Krownlow. who, of late years (since IStil ) has professed to be Northern in religion, Vet we who knew him. best while he stumped the We-tern States'" it 1 J'Sli'? and 'QH. are at a loss to measure his reliability. ??Now. 1 have spoken plainly and candidly, just >Vhat ;ill\\orttie?ii ArVthodist.s feel mu\ be licvoabut very few of them have the courage ; to come out ami speak their true sentiments. I Likewise the other minor denominations of the t North is bound to ruh; 'his continent, and ! those who stand in the Vrtiy%*'f7ts y?u'iilf'do Tu j the South most get out -of the way. Religion ? to 1?^ sueli is progressiv?-. It is no longer a ; dull; huiiulruiu. dry rending of the Hilde, ami j that after a peculiar interpretation of past ecu ! thrifts; Modern science and better enlighten !". !ft of the human mind have discovered new siVt'tiVes of light' and a far wider lieht for the application of Hihieal truths. The Rible. like r-.??Ovtinns. must be .subjected to the test of experiment, and if found inapplicaldd'tt 'most he so studied as to reveal the meaning and iii teiprctalivuis inor< in harmony with uiauVpru grcssi We have mily recently begun t<i dis Covcr the tnu puwor* and application of the I'euVi a'l (\institutioii. So, likewise tire Wo just begining to see and comprehend that the Hilde is in fact the best constitution any Stale or nation can have when applied to every day life among men in political body.' Wepropii.-e to make a proper application pi our Hilde to all the Southern State- aud people. ?A subjugated people have no more rigid to apply their own peculiar moral ideas than they have to use their physical implements of war-. ('oiujuclcd li: all; and hence, for tin pi e sent (and some decades to come.) you people ought it* be like children, ?.-ecu hut not heard.' in all religious matters, which, as I before .said,'are really also political.' 1 I "Respectfully, S. K. WAMHtO." [From MtM?r?'n Rural N^w-Vurker]. "All Alone Now." The words fell upon my ear the other day from the lips of a wanderer?one whose home and dear ones live only in the memory of far loll' childhood days'. Ami t4 en as I listened! I seemed to hear the mournful echo coming from oh ! so many hearts that throng eaith's crowd ed highways, and I a-ked myself why is the world so cold aiid'sclti-h ? why does it brush so rudely past these homeless, friendless ones y 1 hey need so much kindness, so much love. There are inaiiy who err. et!:a.. ; hut, dear reader, what if yon ami i: hlltl beelVd rift cd' out from home-love and influence as early as they, alone upon the sea of life, a prey to the world's cruelly and vice'/ Perhaps no mother evuj i taught their infant hearts to pray, or told them wlio.would keep thoui from ski and make them pure, niainc the world, not theni : they have enough to hear. If you and i had h tubs', |ierehanee voting and all untried, we Would have drifted away with the current too. Hearts, though spotted with the world's im purity, cannot he altogether had. Hid.Icu away under all the rubbish sin. there will ever live,some blessed gleam of feeling, ptire ami warm?some little germ of tin* better life those hearts might lead. Nourish it, yo loving ones, with your tender words, with earnest prayers. ?? inasuiuoh as yo have done it unto the least of these, ye have done it unto m.-." e.n.u'i-: ri\ si.oiiuh. Least Hutler takes the lead almost entirely with the Impeachment managers and is their emergency man. The practice is very sharp, and precisely after the manner of the police courts, except MlHl the thrusts are more keen. tin ? ?r :..:Mf?-?f.-.! / Wh Hu sitting in our counting room lato Wednesday night," the following document floated in upon tho nir luysterioirllyf and dropped to tho floor with a rustic.-'' ittstipcv tivoly guessing its nature, wu rusli'cd to tho door in the hope of detecting its hearer.. Hut look* "tilg up and down iho street, human nor dem oil, ghost nor ux was vistole : no: 37l' : DkN nv Sun.j.s in Sk?i*knt Ukm?. ) FiKttY Mor?.\, Day ok Nonk. j jTo W, hoin it may Concern : To your issue of jest onlay wo noticed a statement from the Cincinnati Qttzhth: that the' Knklttx have died out?that Thomas has1 frightened tis with 'his TorlccYTtalk: For the .heuelit of that Ahme and the rest of nigger kind, we say the Kuklux Klan is uot laid,yet; and is not likely (oho until oi'ir" wrongs ilonc in the flesh are avenged. yb/^o/o/V c?nnotex- j crcise us. so long as (Jtnl permits us to roam ' th?' green earth. Witli myi'iail steeds bolb fleet ami ready, And mvrhol s"o\ils both strong mid Bloadv. j .I. . HM ( . ' r., f. -/ . ?. " . ? The good do not fear us. We harm none .. thai have not harmed us. If the wicked start the hall, they will mil he ahle to stay it. They cannot say "thus far shall you go,- and no ! j farther." That rests with fiod. ami with us I his instruments. Who are wc? What are we? lntclli .gouces, from the world of mind. More?the hidden treasures of the earth are ours! Witli lead, nor steel, nor gold can we he conquered ; for more of these have we than the wicked. Our voice shall he hoard, our power shall be felt. So long iis the stars shino in heaven we arevst baiM"af brothers'. Mortal flesh may not stand against us. A 5; of * s obey me on the || of the moon 1 It. is bloody! The hour" is Into !''??'" s "be I ? 1 ? b n ' neat o. a. p. o.e.),. 1?. H. MJ (r. S. \ V Items. I The Masons of Columbia, on Tuesday, dedi , ented a new amVlijieTlsoino ball which has just j been ? inple?eu\ TT?? lo\veV liotir is occupied ] l y :he Tuilopciident Kngine Company. I "? i% . j, . ; .* ' jj The Viceroy of Kgypt marries a new wife every year, without getting divorced from the obi ones. Iiis admirers'think him 'a; modern Solomon. Urownlow has pardoned out a rascal just sent to prison for attempting a rape upon his mother-in-law, aud commissioned him captain uf a company of negroes in bis loyal militia. Westoti, the pedestrian, has accomplished I the task of walking one hundred and three j miles in twenty three hours and fifty-eight Uli Ulli es!" inside of th'e allotted t hue, part of it in a heavy snowstorm, with nimbly roads, from Krie to Buffalo. Hu exchange wisely says : --when you find a man writing his advertisement and sticking it up at the post-office or in inrtoiavwr on' ~Ktrcet posts. or\ui''shhd6"tVces, Ihstcnd of pdnVisliing it in his town paper, look' ''but for him?the very act show, that be too close-fisted to deal I witli to advantage." ! An old baciic.lo-, in New Vork offered a ' voting lady a pony for'a kiss. She gave him I a kiss?he refused her Hie pony; she sued him. i he pleaded ,;im consideration." The court ; decided that a kiss was a legal consideration ! and made him pony up. The blacks bad a mass u. citing in Macon on Tuesday, ami the banner displayed in the pro ; cession had on it, "Kvery man that don't vote the Kadical ticket, this is the 'way we i want to do him: hhn%g"hluV" by the neck."? | j There was no collision. j a manufacturer in New Vork city is filling j an order for two hundred thousand thimbles at j eighteen cents per dozen, for the managers of , a ]>..polar gift entcrprizc. --.No blanks! Kvcry 1 ticket entitles the holder to a present!" i Kcecnt developments lead (p t,i|e belief that ' the Fenians in Ireland, Knglaud and Scotland ? are tampering with the regular soldiers1. There 1 is evidence of alarming disaffection in some j : Irish regiments. | The House committee oil coins ami coinage] j have ffgivcd to report a bill to provide for more uniformity in coinage of two., three and Ijv.; cent pieces, to be composed of nickel and cop- ; per. the two colli pieces f o be of a particular size described in the bill, the three cent pieces to be of a size larger. Mid the five, cent coin to be larger than the throe cent, thus regulating the size proportionately to the value 1 of (he different coins. a iiisi'ATt ii from Washington slates (hat 1 information had reached that city that Colonel ' II. Si. I.e.-vr (Irehlt'l, well huowmin i he South is a gnHadt?ouVnlryn>ffieirf in^hodhfe v^fjfJifca Lortttgas, ami had: left in company WJtli some,, soljlicrs/ Vih-^)ak< n(ik;m>?^^^MWl??% i military commission, and sentenced. to"54W* [irisoument for life, MliiCpiisj.c^^ with others to hum the Cities.of Chp^ago^fpyy Bufhilo anjl cffccl the ^^Tth^^p :onfined. at rainn Plitmlas. .Chicago, amp ^'^'^.^t^Cj^ That ipiuiscciilato, jiatriot, Hrowu , elaims tiwV ti^o^Ptif%. ?ftRRpt net Ik.!'! a Sfnto.C.u'iv'bmhin. 'YfiTtlt Jasi) t'hpv. attempt, to ,l?;-bj^fnq.. . ^I^KfU?)?4 with his inib'tia b^ym^tty -itf,j^}iv(|^^g^i. that the Democrats of tlic gallantYohmt^r^ Stateareimuh' ofstuff that cannot heintimidated; iiint.' ij'.the infamous tyrant, attempts ttTcarry. nut his ttireuts/'soiiie"^tVortgahbi should|SjnW him to the death. The killing of such a-tfevlF while iu the midst ol^h'is devilments wbujd^tyB a^ praiseworthy act.iau'l d^rvtlt^Ofrtti^lti^flJa^ aud heartiest applause.-?J//W. Wmty?tffif* ))ui*pt A l)ange.nius,;CoupterJ'cit tWlWiM$faj&? tipnalt .Ban If. BJ11 ,is_ said^.tp l^c in^vxj^nsi^jrj circulation. The hills are\vell executed^j^h^. ??Jianding of Columbus." on the hack, particu larly. The principal point''oPdifWetf&'i&t-'_ ween the genuine and the oid'ihtertiuf'Hio^'T,*1 in the sentence. -This note is'Veeiire." efe;:nf? the head of the hill cover.- the'ridj" iiLtho . ? , ^ ? i , *. i-.v.vti?.. ah. l'\ uited Stales. w,hilc.iu the gcuui?e it comes over the upper left corner. Uv tins difference , Sid i . ., i,1? ?i irr irr.??? the counterfeit can, be easily detected, ? ^ ?>._? ' ?_^ ' Domestic- JU*iiwwjrrr?r-?>jfT H a in uolfenup 'jdt tULui Paki:.?Two cups of sugar, hW(\% buttcr^neofNirto two oggs,: four cups of floiur. Jn ?nu1 -lift' "Ok Mov nta i n Cakk4?>T\i j Tcoffehmhp?tIisof. white sugar, (ino tca-oirp of hut tcr. one Of milk, four of Hour' before sifting, two tcrfspoons of tblcspoons df sugar. one .teaVpbpja of soda, mix with meal afc 'thick^^po^gu^ca^^''' (Nikam Tautau Cakk.-~-i>'ut?iupiof sugajr^ two of Hour, one of sweet inillY, one eggrvnc tabesjtoonfitl of butter, twt) teaspoons of cream tartar, one of soda. ? ?*.. ?lLv^m^l'u - ft .?! ia:alli .iM j'lt.VVl'.l.l.J.NV. BisrujT ?Two pouuds of ttutir, oilVJqientt-r p..,. l''_ irV'Vi'.,.', \:. S..^^.. ' of saler;\tus,' milk suUicicut to roll putj luie?d till perfectly ltgTiL r ' i ?.k ; ivirt 'ilL-' Ti i m a K K liF.Y Ii ii m i N V.?Select good sound ^ flint-corn, shell'itf'firtcilig^iiVe to pick outfthc faulty grains, and bits of ctdi j pour over it st rnng ley. suffiwerit 'to -'C?yW it] set4ft**ttMl&> fire and let it scald until the husk oC- bran*fe ' loosened, (try it occasionally- by pfesftiog^ifcW t'weon the thumb and linger.) *J Yre|jU?h't s&t'~ ring will" aid largely in removing tlie hnsktf. When scalded enough, dip it out iiit'd a?tnVn? clean water, stir it around, pour it off and put iu IVcsli. as often as is necessary to thordVghh/ cleanse it from the ley. in the nitatitimtf rub'-; bin- throng,- the "l tmtls? 1;. f Mt'soa^ o^V night: diui bihi'ihVM^ "-w r^*^^ _: jfliLa!:' im ! ?! '? ?d> vmb "! wish r could prevail on nctglilJoir Rln^f to keep the Sabbath ."'.-.aid good old; Mr Joucsr "I'll tcM you hoWro do it: * c^claiiiHHl yotin^" Smith.;; Vilot somcbo<ly to send it todntiy^nd' I'll Vb boimd if be don't keep was kuown to return any tbi??g bej^rrpw^gdj "Vat's.d?"matterV Va?s do iuatrer?" ex^-. claimed,an old Dutchman, as he tucked up his apron ami ran out of his shop to know, th? ineaiiiug of a crowd iu bis neighrtorht)?Ht Vat's de matter :" ^ "There is a man killed," said a bystander. "Oh, iah dat alii'" said .our IViciu^^n^dii",^ )k)iiitmeut?"i.-h dat all?'{ Shu-t a man kilt I I thought iL vast a light." ~ , i ?i ' ??"?! ..AM, ot>a >n A good story is tidd of Prof.'. Adatus.ljf ? Amhorst. He was very dry and wity. and the following is tiai good to pass by. ?>) >d A student was called uju'm to describe the, peculiar characteristics of ifie shark, tie was a fluent speakcr.jand answered at some Icngtn. At ?? ?.; '(Hi i?Jjiu?I "i toat yJnswi' " I iieorieet. said the prolcs^or. Ti'tiwiUiug to acknowledge his iiruorau'ee,' ttii . ,i -, . ,-? -'t 'feei.Ir -v^?:t *J?u1ir studelit tried auain. ? -. ? '? Incorrect/' 1 ' ?1*?"* '?Well t., tell the truth, Trofcssor, V?I d,nil( i ,i ? I . i. o ' know anything about It. * ??Correct." ,5r? Tommy, my son, what ace yon -going twdp. with that club? i , i ??.i..t- fan ,ga| ft baa nn? Send it to the editor, <d coiuve. .y, 0x>w rc>) ?Hut what are. you,going to sendtit- to the editor for '/ .. ; ni.'i UOCUUSO he. say.- if any body will send, hint, a club he will solid them u paper, >d -.i/^^JV' Thu mother came pretty noatfainf4UgVA*^ retained coiisciousnbss enough to ask: '.aeiow ' But 'J'omuiy dear, what dp von supposoJie. .... V i .; 1 11 v.*''W^i?bw?.1ht ? wants with a club . , ... ... . ?1 yah M if ddw r>. rl .ted M<i ?ff|