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COMMUNICATION Show me popu.
lar man; can tell the secret of his power
He hath soothed them with glazing words,
lulling their ears with fatery The smile Of
seeming appreciation is ever The companion OF
his presence, and courteous looks and warm
regards, earn him all their hearts.


DISTRESS OF MIND.-An Englishman in
Philadelphia, having family OF grown up
children, attempted TO cut his throat at his
boarding house, but the knive was taken from
his hand by a female. He then went TO
druggist and bought two ounces of laudanum,
which he swallowed, but il was all extracted
by the stomach pump. He is however in a
doubtful state.


A VERDICT.--In the case of Harrison
Fuller, tried al Syracuse for the murder OF
James Allen, the jury after being out all
night, reported their inability to agree. Re-
freshments were provided, and they were or
dered TO retire again. After having been
out in all nineteen hours, they rendered a
verdict not gully. Ledger. fi,H'#


INCREASE or ToLLs ON OUR STATE WoRKs
The public works Of our State have increased
The amount OF tolls so far for this year over
the same period last year. S62, 1893. This too,
Notwithstanding the extraordinary freshets in
the early psft Of the season which retarded
transportation greatly, and caused much ex-
pense 10 the State. Ledger