The east Oregonian., October 27, 1877, Image 4

Bile Balls from the LohIsvHIo Coar-ier-JoHraal.
The latest fashion for gents at water
ing place hops is a neat pin-cushion on
the fappel stuck full of - pins to repair
damages to pin-backs. And next day
they go calling for pins, you know.
An exchango says; "A baby at the
baby show at Wheeling, seven months
old, could talk, walk and eat peanuts."
And yet if it could neither cuss nor chew
tobacco, what did its other accomplish
menu amount to?
The receat trial of a nerro in Eman
uel county. Ga, for stealing a peck of
peas, cost -5-3 1 5 dollars and the negro was
acquitted. If Emanuel county has to
pay at the rate of $1,500 a bushel for all
the peas stolen, she had better abolish the
crop.
Sam "Welch and Sam Meyers played
with an old loaded gun in which the
ramrod hhd, "been left. Sam Meyers
kicked the trigger and the ramrod went
through the other Sam's arms and body.
Sam le recovering, but he -will probably
always have somewhat of a stiff appear
ance of having swallowed a ramrod..
"This city," says an Independence
(Mo.) paper, can boast of having just
now, among other rich and rare things, a
few gallons of the oldest and best whisky
in the United States." Then
Thy splrit(s), Independence let me share,
Lord of the lion heart and eacle ere:
Til follow thee with brow and bosom bare"
But hanc the rhyme! bring out your rich
old rye.
The drug coca, which comes from
Fern, and is worse in its effects than
opium, is recommended as a cure for
bashfulness, the shamefaced, under its
influence, becoming bold as lions. It
would be well for a few drummers to try
some or it. A wad of it under the dam
ask check of a Northwestern commer
cial traveler might do much toward stim
ulatinx trade.
Mis. Hates, it seems, has determined
to recognize Diaz as President of the
Mexican Republic, but he had better be
in a hurry about.it. In Mexico an ad
ministration doesn't last always. It used
to be that if they didn't have a new ad
ministration every morning for breakfast
they were wretched for the rest of the
day, and matters stand pretty much thwt
way jet.
About & year ago the Rev. J. A Ray,
of Bu&ahxgot pretty badly hurt in a sleeping-car
on the Pennsyvania railroad, and
a jury awarded him the other day $ 10,000
damages. How a fellow could get hurt
ten thousand dollars' worth these hard
times without being killed it is difficult
to see. There are men in this world who
would lose two or three legs for that
much money.
The Christian, Secretary tells us "that
churches should encourage their pastors
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uj payujir uiera. ua i mil aiaini? a
little too much of the churches! Don't
Toxknow that if vou eneocare'the
tor by paying him this year he will want
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you to encourage him in the same way
the xtextl It is perhaps well enough to
encourage him ithat way once, but
there are members of the congregation
who will tell you that it won't do to get
into a regular habit of it.
"What ought to be thought of a rational
human being who refuses an offer of $300
for a dor, as a citizen of Greenup is said
to have done the other dayt If a man
has a thousand and one of the handsom
est and most talented dogs un the conti
nent the error it la crane of dogdgm
and is oSered fifteen cents fur the entire
lot, the highest duty he owes to common
sense is to accept the offer, even if he has
to walk twenty miles and pay ten dollars
for the privilege.
That Florida chicken that was killed
not long ago with thirteen grains of cold
in its gizzard was evidently descendant of
the celebrated goose that laid the golden
egg. It is a great pity that they ever killed
that chicken. That it was her intention
to begin the" laying cf golden eggs as scon
as she had 'accumulated s sufficient
amount cf be! lion to reader the business
permanent there can be no doubt, and
that so unique and so laudable an enter
prise should thus .have been -nipped In
the bud is not -.till creditable t her na
tive State.
there are seventy-fire marriageable girls
and but a dozen or so cf marriageable
young men. The girls, if they wuh to
secure husbands, ought to take a hint
from Rome's rape of the Sabines. What's
to hinder them from invitinir all the
young men for thirty or forty miles
around to a "grand barbecue" and seizing
them while they are piling in the bog and
hominy! The young men once in their
power, nothing would be easier than to
convince them that eternal -vigilance
tit at is to cay, eternal marriage is the
price of liberty.
Mextioxesg the birth of a child at
Millersbunr the Carlisle Mercury says
"The event occurred on the (event!, hour
of the day, the seventh day of the week.
tne seventh day in the montu, tne seventn
month in the year 9 seventy-teven, and
weighed seven pounds, ne defy any
body to produce an eight that will beat
it." Oh, yon do, do your uell, mere
that last baby of Snodkins, his eighth
child, born at the eighth hour of the day,
the day before the eighth day of tne weak,
the eighth week of the month lacking
lour, the half of eight the eigntn monui
of the year, the eighth year of its pa
rents' marriage, which wa the eighth
marriage in the family, began to squall
at the eighth minute alter us birth, was
hushed at the end of the eighth minute,
-weighed eight ounces, eight grata, eight
pennywciguu, ana Jii mower aie ujc jeg
of a stewed chicken that morning for
breakfast. You had better be careful
how you throw your defiances in the face
of people that have traveled. Do you
know Snodkins!
"A max in Philadelphia has invented
a horse that is propelled by hot air, and
which he says will carry a load of 10,000
pounds over an ordinary road a hundred
miles a day." This is the most alarming
invention that the ingenuity of man,
inspired by the dickeaa, has
ever contrived. That man ought
to be taken out and shot, and his horse
'knocked into kindling wood. Let this
new horse be universally adopted, as it
inevitably will be, and what is to become
of the old one! The race will become ex
tinct, of course. And then somebody will
invent a hot-air man to ride and drive that
hot-air horse, and what will become of us
men! Speedily extinct, of course. "Why,
don't you see where it will all end if this
thing is not stopped at once! It won't
be long before the present style of men
and horses will be abolished wiped out
completely and their places taken by
diabolical contraptions in their shape, run
by hot air 1 1 A high old world this will
be when we come to such a pitch as that.
The horse can't help himself, but man
can, and if he doesn't want to see both
wiped from the face of the earth, it is
about time for him to - step forward and
6 j so.
Parliaments.
The Institution of parliaments, or
some sort of assembly more or less rep
resentative, has mado to much progress
in the modern world that not to hare a
parliament is now the exception, and
even Turkey has at last come over to the
majority, and has adopted that cherished
product of Western civilization. In somo
countries, too, the parliamentary fvttetn
is working better than the chstacter and
tmii;inn of ilio mtiiin concerned had
led observers to expect, and Austria and i
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Italv are for tho moment brilliant ox
am pics of constitutional government, u
must be on ned, however, that there are j
some little clouds passing over the bright
parliamentary sky. The kings of Den
mark and Bavaria govern in despite of,
rather than in accordance with, their
parliaments; and the French Assembly,
which, as its late president says, deserved
so welt of France and the republic, has
been summarily dismissed by a high
handed exercise of authority. Even at
home Parliament does not shine just at
present. The House of Commons is
perpetually in the ludicrous position of
a man who cannot get up because some
one has pinned his coat-tails to his
a . - a.
teat.
That the existence of the late French
Assembly was brought suudenly to a
close was known to every one; but few
persons except those who hare read the
verbatim reports published in the official
journal haw any notion in what a very
singular way a French Assembly goes on J
while it is still in existence, and what!
verr troubled scenes nrcvail dnrinir iU '
discussions. It is hard to understand '
how discussion goes on at all in an As-1
sembly wbick permits itself to behave in
such an extraordinary way. The inter
ruptions to a speech often take up more
space in the report than the speech itself.
A running fire of provocative comments
is kept up, and excited memlters shake
their fists at each other, aud are contin
ually dishing into what is called the
bemicycle, in order to vent their fury
against the occupant of the tribune.
Perhaps co sitting of the late Assembly
was more perturbed than its last,whea It
adopted the order of the day against the
new government.
The latest flower of parliamentary life
is, however, said to be the loveliest, and
experienced observers ask us to study
and appreciate the demeanor and con
duct of the Ottoman Assembly. The
Turks are stated to take their parlia
mentary pleasure in a very serious and
satisfactory way. They do not sit, as it
was anticipated, cross-legged on the
ground, but bolt upright on benches in a
state of grave discomfort. They bare
desks provided for them which they do
not use. Tbey make short speeches with
sufficient fluency and much earnestness,
and above all. they actually listen with
keen attention to what is said by sncccs-
pas-isive speaker. There is so want of in
-
. t .
dependence boat them; they attack
obnoxious Ministers freely, sometimes re
fuse what is demanded of them, ana
bring to the notice of the Sultan and
the public the grievances which torment
them. All this Is very creditable to
them, but tbev are quite powerless. A
parliament which has no poaer, and
which can only state grievances, is not
parliament at alL It is only a rudi
mentary body out of which a parlia
ment may one day, under new and favor
able circumstance, be formed. "What the
Ottoman parliament would be like if its
whole position were changed, and if it
could really influence the government of
the country, it is impossible to say. It
might break down under the novel task.
or it might show unexpected capacities.
r all jo lice ougnt to be done to tne pres
ent parliamentary Turks. They are net
ridiculous, they are dignified in the con
duct of business, they arc -very much in
earnest, and the intense misery they have
sees or felt makes them too anxious for
redresa to permitof tbeir being tbe pliant I
tools of a goreraaeat. But they are i
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um., . . ib M..avw ui t.. t
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Uameatary existeace, ana wnctber they 1
Trfii .ft i-,c?ct th .i-rr.l imiWiB.- '
rl ouildlBi;.
or how, if they enter,
they -will behave
there, time alone can
Jleziiie.
reveal. Saturday
,Pcvr Rex Oct. TVbcn the excite
ment of the strike was at its height in
Newark, Ohio, a stalwart citizen felt the
necessity of bracing himself up. Tbe
"Mayor had ordered the closiag of all
saloons aad drinking places, and the
police bad enforced the regulations
rigidly. Bat there was a back door in
Gingerbread Bow, and behind the bar
there was long range lightning whisky.
Hie stalwart citizen crept ia, got his
driak aad beat a retreat. Soon he was
overwhelmed with burning sensations in
his stomach. Something seemed to be
blazing there, aad he burst into a dec
tor's omce exclaiming: 'For God's sake,
pump me out quick." 'What is wrong
with youl" inquired tbe doctor. "Get
the pump ready while I am telling you.
I'm burning up inside. Hurry. I took
a drink dorra on Gingerbread How. They
bave put a job upon me. I am poisoned."
The doctor suddenly interposed: "Why,
I smell something burning myself;" aad
opening the patient's waistcoat found a
bole three inches in diameter burned ia
tbe shirt front. While tbe stalwart citi
zen was taking bis drink be had dropped
a cirar itumti between his waistcoat aad
shirt. Didn't you smell smoker asked
lbs doctor. "You're right, I did; but I
thought it was coming ut of my mouth.
Sracto CnicKESs JTot Wasted.
Great indignation has been caused in tbe
Province of Assam, owing to an order is
sued by a native Illb Priest tint there is
to be no more breeding of fowls. All who
Sn disobedience of this order persist in
rearing fowls are threatened with the
heavy displeasure of tbe liigh Priest in
this world, and worse still, witn eternal
.eraai i
time,!
perdition in the next. In tbe mean
be lenes fines on all who are even sus
pected of the offense of fowl-breeding.
A correspondent of tbe Calcutta n;Uth- j
man, signing himself a "Starved -out
Planter,1 complains of the "awful ca
lamitynwitb which tbe province is threat
ened, owing to the unfortunate whim of
this ecclesiastic, snd suggests tbe im
mediate interference of government with
tbe view of removing all clerks oa the
multiplication of poultry. "It is," he
says, "lo be hoped that strict inquiries
will be instituted by tbe authorities,
and a quiet but firm intimation sent to
tbe Aonbati Gokhain (the High Priest)
that be is not acting in accordance with
the views of the government in thus in
terfering with tbe legitimate rights of the
Race prejudice is unknown in France,
and all places of education and all places
of resort are freely opened to blacks as
well as to whites. Mr. Caraby, a Loais
ianian of color, is an esteemed lawyer of
Paris.
Tiie Bussians bave no standing army.
Libraries.
I think it wai JcanPanl'whotald'he'
always looked on a library as a learned
conversation. Rut there are libraries
aud libraries.
II. L. told me he' once found a foolish,
pedantic old millionaire curled up in -a
luxdiiouk apartment, willed with
richly-bound books, nut one of which he
nan ever rtau, but all nl wliicli tie pre-j
teudeu to Have uuvoun.il L. ssvt that
when he entered this mow, betu(likil
wltU glittering tomes, the proprietor ex-
1 u , - i . . i. . r
claimed, "And so vou have fouud me out
at last, alone with tny books! Here's
wlnre t hi le away from bo family, day
afttx dsy, and nolody'i nene tht truer ."
Pierca Kgan has u anecdote of an
other "literary character," which I quote
in this connection without comment.
"A lady, resident in Devonshire, ging
into one of her tartars, discovered a
young ass, who hid found his way into
the room and carefully closed the door
upon himself. He bad cridently cot
been long in this situation before he had
nibbled a part of Cicero's Orations, and
eaten nearly all the index of a folio edition
of 'Seneca,' in Latin, large part 8f a
volume of La Urujcre's 'Maxims,' in
French, and several pages of 'Cecilia.
He had done no other mischief what
ever." The library of old Sir John Danvcrs,
as described by Bernard, must have bevn
a curiosity. It abounded with the best
works of the best authors, but there was
001 one pence, rummc in iu -oo eager
had beca s,r Joha ia bis pursuit of
knowledge," wrote Bernard, "that be
had inspected every book in his collec
tios, and wherever a passage plcaxd
him, he tort out OwUaf and thrift' It itito
hi pxlft!"
Tnat was a clever remark of an Hag
lish essayist, who tokl us so many years
ao that be had such a rcvcrace fur the
wisdom folded up on his library shelves,
that be considered the very tercsaj of
the backs of his books "a discipline of
humanity."
Tbere are some h oetchold libraries
which, once visited, can never be forgot
ten. It- W. has one, "filled to overflowing
with delights." You oannet move about
it anywhere and not be tncha&Led. There
is scarcely an cOition uf any literary
work worth owning that cannot be dis
covered un his shelves, and if you have a
year at your disposal it is nose tu long
to spend in that "house of fame."
D.'s collection is a rare one, bat he srilf
Insist on telling you tbe cost of every set
of books in his pussasion, aad thas ex
asperate yon with daaacta! values when
,a a.s - , "'""J . csumaws.
onlv wish for
t hat uo I care bow much he paid in ;
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goia lor tne t-iAdi; ui tus vanoes i r mi w rcnimuua ; lotniiij to
Shakeipcaresl It is the -inspired leaves" a IxiX. ot Trapper's Icdlaa Oil
we are after, and not tbe ritded glories ! ,. . , ' '
nnihsnniA 6 ,1 L, Bsrchas's AbicltBc fr crosp. coils,
on the outside. !or threat sdboaiae.
t a 11 . a I I . t - a 1. . 1. a r
uusa sciu us wc uiceu lauagai i. a
calamity to die without having sees the
OlTmiiian Ztrca. br Itudias. and TV has
tl saiue opinion of these ucbaj.py mor-
tats who are translated before they have
haadletl his sumptuous Uorace, ta
day'a magaicest morocco.
Tbe tuoerapber of Dtexe&s
. . i
r.rs:er, hS afsemMed ahUrary worthy ;
of bioself, which is not tacAi.g
cufogy. It was fall of wfcat Lamb call
KJreaX
-etcrue- copies that caa never grew stale
or caprodectire, aad to hate peat a day
.mature sieresHypea, ' ise
in it with the host for indicator, and
Dckens for co-csthaiast, is a uemofy
forever. Maauscnpts of Coldsmitn,
Smitt J Jint.in St.rfi - A .1ita. i. tlrt-V
Fidamg aisd Smollett, Uajtthet with tbej
Olglcal craugUUot -JJaVkI Uojrpti&Id,i
"Oliver Taist. aad a dozea ottser books "
from the same giowiag haad aan brua,
were not to be hand eU withoet a thnil :
auuqcbu uc KiTurp: Oi waiKias
about in Words or th's librarv.aad be-,
t i i ,i . ., r ..
I lag shown by the uct
the je els it oontaiacd.
bit&scil tssar ot
I recall what I
oJ !-card wen with a kiad of trats-
even no-rvithouSh it U mote than
tcntv-&re vears
are years slate I stooa beside the
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" -sue Mrawo,
' e c wiaipi ubi in ice. mtiTUi oi
wane ne iiatcxi oat in the manriss of
his bucks what Cwiettdge, Lamb aad
Sonthey bad written iherci . -
Lord Hvugfctda's library, ilsojts ose
of tbe most attrsctiTC in Eaglaad, es
pecially in poetry aii autographs. Alex
ander Dvce, the editor of -Beaumont aad
Fletcher, had marvels to sbov tne is his
fine old book rooms in Gray a Inn, thirty
3 cars a-o.
Alattserhsns the most in!erctiD to
me of all the private libraries I have
ever seen in England, was the small col
lection of Charles and 3Iary Lamb; which
Edward Moxon, the publisher, unlocked
for me when I was first in England, be
fore tbe books were dispersed, as they
never ought to have beca. Then asd
there I lovingly handled hu Hit Mar-
In.a 1 m V m rnVMa.., . .C VV ayStfcaf naw
a"V, . lilltUIWVUU V. Uil- MVIUW.ba I
Aid Drartnn. Al Coaler, ad Ai'j Barton! I
I remember bow Moxon whole family
imwu sruuna mil -me ui iuc ii.u oil
Newcastle, by his Duchess," -d '
stoned of Limb's enthusiasm over the
book, a volnmeabotat which be has writ
ten, IS"o casket is rich eaough, ao casiag
suSdectly durable, to hoaor aud keep
safe such a jewel.
One of the selectcst household libra
ries in America bavjste'y been left deso
late. Our new Minister to Spain 'leaves
beiunu mm a family ol "lilerary mag
! nincos," at xJ in wood, not easily to be
urpased anywhere; aalT althoagh we
are all proud of.tlie call bis country
sends him to aid and honor Jicr in tb
a , f f - ...
lanu oi ucrvaatci-, we lament tne neces
sary absence which now renders It Im
possible for our beloved professor to
give u, as bis wonted addret, "Among
my Bjoks." Fnm "U mitring" b? J.
T. FUldt.
He IIad Bees tx tue War. An old
soldier, who went through the war of the
rtilltnn ln!nrr ilnjr r Anf'?m IV
o 1
nidge, Lookout Mouotain, Gettysburg,
etc., was in Pittsburgh on the iate dread'
ful Sunday, fie was struck In tbe small
of the back with a lump of coal, but you
could not discover thstjie took any note
of it. A brickbat nit him alongtideof
the head, tid a smile stole acres the old
man's face. Then a dazn pistol shots
were heard, and a bullet carried away
the warrior's left car. Tbe old maa
held his tides and laughed until thoy
heard bim over In Allegheny. As he
wiped tbe blood from tbe side of bis
head be fairly yelled with delight.
"Tllat',buslnc4s,,, ne exclaimed. "Taat
does a man's soul good. If somebody
will only bave tbe kindness to shoot me
in the bowels, now," and be waded into
Ibe thick of the fisfat. "I'll clean out the
whole kaboodle of you." OH City Der
Ik the Bed Hirer Valley one man owns
a farm which Is a sight well worth seeing.
He has 4,000 acres of wheat lb onVbody,
which good judges predict will yield
thirty bushels per acre. It would ccm
to require some labor to prepare 120,000
bushels of wheat for the market.
Frora Swamp and MArah,
Front land left saturated br receding togJt,
and from pools lUcnatlyi; In tunke'n lots on
the outskirts of cities, rises a vapor ptrg.
nsnt with disease. Its name It miasms, and
It Is Isden with the vcetl of fever and ague,
bilious remittents, and other malarial illsor.
drrs. Howtorotx) successful! with these
detructlTi maladies Is a problem solved
mors than a fjusrtrr of a century Jo bjr the 1
discovery of Hosteller's StotnicU Bitters,
which his prutcd Itself an absolute speclflc
fur mUsiasll: disease In etery form, lis sure 1
prevehttrr, and asupvrb lusigurantand Ken-
eral alterative of dlsoiderrd conditions of 1
llicstslcru Irrcfractlile cildenca to pro e
IhlsMcl has been arcuinuratlnt; for j ears,
arid Sfsrre.lv a dav passes Uboul some fresh
eorrobiiratlon of IL Eminent physicians
have, altera tboroueh test, pronounced the
article perfectly cdcaclous ami absolutely
pure, and the Arucrlrin , people los; i(j
adapted it as tke!r fsvorllc btfuetioM rem-
Purohaalns Agonoy.
Ladles who are desirous of bavin? roods
purchased for them la Sin Kraaclsco can do
so by addresslnj; Mrs. W. H. Ashley, who
will seed samples of roods for their Inspec
tion and approval. Would say that I am. an
experienced dress-maker, and bave the ad.
vantage of buylnr; at wholesale, and would
cive rar pstrons tbe btnefit of same Goods
pcrehased and sent C. O. I). Send for Or
cular. Any Information In regard to style
cheerfully riven. Would add that I have a
first-class establishment for Dress-maklnr,
and am prepared to execute country orders
wlib dUpatch. Address Mas. W ll.Aani.rr,
fJJ SulUr street. Boom i5t San Francisco. -
The Boat Photograph
On the Paelfle Coast are nosr msde at the
New York Gallery. No. s Third street, San
Francisco. Prices to suit the times.
J. II. PETERS. Proprietor.
Ax Extcxuck Porcr-aaiTT Each year
nods "Btowa's MaoxrauLTaocnxV Is new
localities In various parts of the world. For
retievtar Cushs, Colds, aad Throat Ills
ease, the Troche bare been prmf re Mi We.
Arrcvrtox Is raited to the offsr made by
the NaUosal SUrer-PUUar Co, 7oi Cbcstnul
&L. IlsUadclpbla. la ur eetaran. Their sit- .
and their reaereu o'flcrUasallabieU ail tie
readers of this paper forosaety days after
date.
Use Bomhaa's
sad neuralgia.
AbitUce for rbeumattsa
Pbtskiaxs of hLzh susdinr calcsltAtleg
ly re their Indorsement to Ike use of Lac
Uracfeebcrr-Msrsbair CathoUcos for all fe
raalc evraplsUU. The weak as4 debilitated
ad wsederful relief freta ce&sLaat use of
this valuable rcsncdy. SJJ by alt drurzlst.
I LiJ per boUlc.
Ma. E 5acs.KAjcjr.of 2Ta Pearl street, X.
T, tfrs asrcal fssrgain la P&olorraphsc
apasralui. sbbeSar so staple Last aoytvdy
eas ferale Kii K ssseceasfony e&d lUas
fercUrclar.
CTXCB roa FoC lirTS " AflT iradinr
bsMdreds of datlars Iwr doctors' fees. I was
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