The Ghost

A foolish Jx-llmv went to the paiish p'rïest', and told him, vi:h a very lon# fïtöe, that lie had teen a ghost. "Wlien ind wherv?" sakl tho pastor. ' Last nilit," replied the liuid man, "1 was passing by the churrh, and np against the w.dl of it dir] I be hold the picture,." "In wint sh po d;d it appear?" said the piest Vt nffpeared to be the -hape of a great aan " Go liime :ind hold yiur tonino ubout i'.," ropüod the pastor, "yni are a vcrv timid man, and livo been ÍVightenou hv 3'our ovn tshadnw." A Destrcctive Iplkmkxt op War. - A buinb bas heen invented in Cir. cinnati which contaiiiH eleven ex .lo.-ive shells, and these inner shells cótituin each u ntimber of èxplunivè hullets. It is said to be tlia most degtruc ive ;.,rid death dealinji articlo of 4fur whieh has yet been tried. L3C" A coinpünuüit i usuaüy accomjianied with 8 bow, as if to be" pardon for payinii it. C3F Many a goodly leer is lost in battle; thousanda of brave fellows walk proudly into a war and h'p out of it, lyS' Thero was a good deinand ior all dt'Mj' ptions of eottun at Liverpool on the'ilth nlt CF" Tuppcjr says, 'tis tho hoi-se, and uot the wiig.ni that wealies. Ent we are very certain tliat we have seen a wagon tire. üL3E A gcea't rtniny persons iindeftake tu btiila fortunes at Pat tvied to bnild the eliiiitnoy They begin al. tho top and bnild down. SP Men fnve huijdri'(j of difïoreri' 1 nguaires, t: e wnii.s, jn.ct reef, and bn ds, and wa os peuk but one over the whole oaríh. I