THANKSGIY ING » AY.
History of the Day fn 01d Proclamations.
Puritan, Dutch, Patrlotic,
Thanksgiving days are sequents of
t welfare. They become retrospec
tive periods during which the divine
bestow: 11 of private and public bless
fags is gratefully recognized. Their
history in this part of America begins a
early ns the yea 1621. The poouline
© eirenmstances w hioh 18d 10 the setting
of a period of thankssving by the Pil
grims are describe d by Bawa Winslow
in a letter dated Piymouth, December
11, 1621. Of the 102 emigrants who
had lasded on the 11th (old style) of
December, 1620, on the bleak coast of
Cape Cod bay, almost a hall of that
Pnber had sickness and died, and
nearly all of the remainder had physi
oally suffered from destitution and the
rigors of the first winter in the new
country. The prudence and industry
ofthe few persons that were not dis.
abled were so greatly blessed as to call
forth the thankfulness of the favored
people, *'in a special manner.” :
“Yon shall understand that in this
little time that a few of us have been
here we have built seven dwellings
houses and four for the use of the pla
tation, and kave made preparations for
divers others. We ret the last spring
some twenty acres of barley and peas;
and according to the manver of the In
dians, we manured our groand with
herrings, « or rather shads, which we
have i i {fr at abunds ANCE Al d take w ith
great ease our doors. Qur corn dkl
prove well; and, God be praised, we had
a good increase of Indian corn, and our
barley indifferent good, but our peas
not worth the gathering, for we feared
they were too late sown, They came
up very well and blossomed, but the
sun parched them in the blosson
“Oar harvest being gotten in, our
governor sent four men on lowling
that we might, after a special manne
rejoice together after we had the fruit
of our labor, They, four, in one day
killed as much fowl as, with a litle
help beside, served the company almost
a week. At that time, among other re-
creations, we exercised our arms, many
of the Indians coming among us, and
among the rest, their great ing, Mas-
sasort, with some ninety men, whom for
three days we entertained nd feasted,
and they went out and killed five deer,
which they brought to the plantation
and bestowed on our governor and upon
the captain and others, And although
it be not always so plentiful as it was at
this time with us, yet, by the goodness
of God, we are so far from want that we
often wish you partakers of our pl "
The great abundance of wild tarkeys
abounding in the neighboring fo
no doubt supplied the Puritans with
tha fowl! suflicient for their hospitality
The turkey which now is i
rized by the people of
tates for Tha an Ragiving
1
Ww
¥
ienty.
rests
prominence among
table.
The people of Ne w Netl
very early date © heated day
giving. Among the Dutch ree
the office of the secretar
sreserved proe Inmations of
ng dare in 1645 and 1657 of
eil of N tw Netherlan ad. Willi 3:
Was gove [ the colony
the directs
the thirty-8 of
council, sitting at
York),
Reso
eral he sgiving
shall take place
tember next In
lish churches wi
Netherland.
The proclamation reads:
« Waereas, It hath pleas sed Alp
Ged, in His nnbo clemen
merey, in addition
blessings, 0 sul
wished for peace
a Ti Lerefore is it
proclaim th he | fact t
Netherland,
places thin
where Dutch d
established God
specially thanke
on rext Vedoe
the sixth of Sapt
appropriate and
plicable th reto.
* Your :
pounce this matter to
nex: Sanday, so
potice. On which
This proclamation, as set
text, was issued on the
treaty of peace
the Indians,
was sit part
and it 1s like op
to soeial plea .
The preciamation
vesant, or rather of
Netherland, in 1657,
one of 1645, and 1s more
expressing wha t shall be the
the ohservance of 4 lay
bidding certain sceular and worl
tivities and pleasures,
On the possessiob of New Netherland
by the E ugiish, Bdwusd Audros being
governor, the conneil sitting on June 7
1675, ordered :
That Wednesday, ye 23d of thi
Iastant month, be appinted throughont
ye government a day of Thanksgiving
and Prarers to Almig hity God for all His
Past Deliverances and and
Pioesent Mercies x, §
eo niinnance an 1d Ene reas
§
»
rerlar
rds at
y of state are
,20Q
11
aii
ithi
EY TY
anded
0
of
the co
is lor
the
al ily
1
blessings
to
Gate Bal
ed indneed “the me ol
the Contipental Congress to ta
following section on Friday, October 31
177;
“ Resolved, That a committee of three
be apy ointed to prepares a recommenda-
tion to the several State 8 fo set apart a
day fur thm he “EVIE for the signal snc-
cess lat: oly obits Jue d over the enemies
of these Un States.’
The tan chosen as that com-
mittee were Samuel Adams, Richard
Henry Lee and Das siel Roberdean,
On Saturday, November 1, 1777, th
committee reported, snd Thursday, the
18 h day of December, was set apart as
a day of “solemn thanksgiving and
praise.”
In compliance with the order of Con-
gress the army at Valley Forge duly
observed the day. Irn General Wash-
ington’s orderly book of December 17,
1777, is this entry :
“To-morrow being the day set apart
by the honorable Congress for public
thanksgiving and praise, and duty call.
ing us devoutly to express our gratefal
acknowledgments to God for the mani-
fold blessings He has granted us, the
general directs that the army re main in
its present quarters, and that the ch 18p-
lains perform divine service with their
several corps and brigades, and earnest-
ly exhorts all officers and soldiers
whose absence is not indispensably nec-
essary to attend with reverence the
solemnities of the dav.”
“LONG LIVE THE KING OF FRANCE"
General Washington, on the recep-
tion of the inteliigence of the treaty
with France, in February, 1778, ordered
a special day of thanksgiving for the
semy on May 7, 1778. In his orderly
{
Fie)
book the general wrote on May 6 :
‘Ruler of the Universe to defend the
cause of the United American States,
npon a lasting foundation, it becomes |
us to set apart a day for gratefully ac- |
knowledging the divine goodness and |
etlebrating the important event which |
i
The several brigades are to be assem
bled for this purpose at 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning, when their chaplains |
will communicate the intelligence con-
tained in the postscript of the Pennsyl- |
varia Gazette of the 21 inst., and offer |
1p thanksziving and deliver a discourse
_nuiitable to the occasion. x
“Upon a sigvoal given the whole army |
will huzza, ‘Long live the King of |
France " The artillery then begins |
again and fires thirteen rounds. This
|
i
pieces of artillery will
ning fire and huzza, ‘The American
As desoribed by an officer of tho army
the day was observed at Valley Forge in
an enthusiastic manner:
“ Last Wednesday was sot apart as a
day of general rejoicing, when we hada
{ fo sone, conducted with the greatest
rder and regularity, The army n
a most brilliant appearance, after which
His Racukione dined in public with all
the officer { the ary, attended by fi
band of music. 1 never was present
where there neh unfeig
perfeot as was discovered
aounten: RICO, The &
concluded with a
toasts tended with h
the general took his leave there Was §
universal clap, with loud hae :
continned till vad Proc se ode
quarter of a mile, durl IR which
there were a thousand hats
the air, Hiz Excellency turned
with his retim
“iil
a
:
ade
ned Roa
avary
WAR 8
J}
wartain:
number of
al
he
¢ an d
apart Thy }
ber of th
people i
that
the benef
that was, {
HEALTH HINTS,
Doan’
tO save 1.
Don't try to §
SXeraising.
IX n't sleel
Our m
brive
LrIDE
D
working
D
ber caps or
falls out
Don't ¢
easy.
On a Diligence Road to Mexico,
Hallock Feote's ;
Mexio ‘int
LAr
sided Lamper or
made of « p
live fowls,
gavly flutteris
re, OF
Cage
1 . 3 tA oar
il es Del
Was 4
hinge nu
iously woven t
of the agave,
at ove the bear
WO travs
len (28 0
1 8 disen
gap
COoLBeT
mother wear
ing poorer and 3
heaps of stones sup ing the fatal
eross—the of a mnre rde sr—making a
mate appeal ' o the traveler to) ay f
one cut off ir hi ht
Wo 1
mountain I
ents
ent to Hi-
who was
“* He was onr
Tolun We PASS the monum
dalzo, and I ask with shame
Fidalgo, and am answered:
Washington this is our Bunker Hill!"
It was hereon the 301 h of Oct ober, 1810,
that Hidalgo with hi s Indian urgents
armed chie fly w . bows,
lances
Ci
and macy the
the Spanish Bow srnment,
Truxillo, and drove them
capi al The | logs of the Indians must
have been {rightial; in their FRI
of the nature of artillery, charged
Trux X 3 and “tried to stop the
mont ths of them with their straw bats,
until hundreds had perished by the dis
charge.” After the battle a train
of Indian women went up on the moun
tain to bury their dead, and the many
crosses that were raised by their han
gave the spot its name,
troops of
under Colone
back upon the
igno
they
11.0 .
1108 gun
andl
roe EE ————————— "
Tie Fortane Tellers of New York.
The fortune-telling sisterhood is still
a large one in Gotham, writes the New
Press,
it picks up goes to the Herald to pay
for advertising. An sdvertisement {
costs about a dollar roay bring in $10 or
£20, as the case may be. The usual
charge for “ consultation” is fifty cents
a chance for a &
shut her eyes and miss it. The trade
of fortnne-telling 18 now monopolized
by women. Bome years ago there were
a few men in tha business, They-called
themselves astrologists, and had an as-
tonishing kind of intimacy with the
stars, But the women now have the
field to themselves. The impression
| that all their dupes are of
| girl class is a mistake. They catch a
| good many even oa Fifth avenue,
wlieves in for.
tune-telling. With a great many women
| of this sort, the firet impulse when any-
| thing goes wrong is to consult a for-
| tune-teller. The parlor as well as the
kitchen contributes to the coffers of the |
card-shuflling swindlers.
Philander Doe-ticks, P. B.,
the fortune-tellers of New York, s
five and twenty years ago, the
was considerably hart for the time. |
and huzza, ‘Long live the friendly
WISE WORDS,
Those who will not be counseled Can
not be helped. if you do not Lear reas
son she will rap your knuckles.
Language is a ravealer of charaoter,
and that which a man would conceal by
his acts and mauner he cannot hide in
Lis words,
There the world two
two hairs
ware in
Ww two pr AHN
rsal quality is diversity,
of
{O dle, are 81
who Are wWoary
are most unwilling
have lived 1
rather breatl
hoy
Chinese Pirates,
a
+ Country Newspaper
ticle ref
i
Lue
Milwan 1
1
Woes, ab
nd cash ¢
we do, but
locality
tter how
where a
mull
bea
for
sing
Ph ir
i may not look so
is very
iat look though
hem, like the
pick out the
-monte, fail to
like millions, while
schemes that do not to
unt te ything scareely, pan out
handfuls of nickels unexpect-
And the eountry newspaper is of
liberty to
We are not at
by explain-
. ig
geceiving
an
seem
am
whole
edly.
this clas
give the hole hing away,
y par riic als LTS, but country peo-
m - rest assured that we
ud the tter and that we
steering them into any trap door game,
that will let ther out of
Sul your Joeal paper and pay
for it in advance, and if you feel at the
end of the year that you haven't got
your money's worth, then your fortune
is 1 eo You can go to ANY musenm
and get. a salary of 85,000 a year as a
i
ing all
ple under.
i are not
n down gight
+ w
for
seribe |
2
wi
Curie
s—————
Preparations for a Scandinavian Mar.
riage.
Preparations for a wedding feast be-
gins weeks beforehand, and are so ex.
tensive that Da Chaillu was ntterly
amazed at quantity of solids and
liquids that he saw stored against an
approaching marriage feast. Invita
tions to weddings are sent out well in
advance of the happy day, so that the
guests m prepare for two or three
days’ absence home; and the
poorest person invited is never withont
a weading garment. The happy couple
drink and dance with everyboay;
and it seems never have ocenrred to
the people to inquire how they do it.
There is a limit to the endarance of
the native head and stomach, and this
generally is found on the third day;
then the guests, on bidding good-bye
to the bride, tender their wedding pres-
ents, which always consist of moner,
without being ex-
+1
ne
AY
from
eat,
to
at her side. How many American girls
| not easily be estimated,
will understand why there are but few
sun.
ties,
Long as are the wedding festivi-
those of Christmas far exceed
ously kept up from Christmas-eve to
| Twelfth-night, and qnaint and charm-
nies,.— Harper's Magazne, Novemebr,
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Dova ass arraigned
Ne
were of mundering
August 8
own a certain
Was
Have
Nason
court, w
per "
“hy Indu
criminal cour
of the
i879 ; forging the
for $12 480. dated
other
1879,
ur following
Ham
receipt
is First Assistant Postmaster
General Tyner's resignation
Postmaster-General Jamon
with in re
inclose her
thie
{ first
m of the ofl {
be delivered
to
my resignatic assistant
post to the
resident on y the condition that the request for
wtor-general,
it is not based upon charges against my official
honor or integrity, especially in
with the alleged star route frauds,
connection
either by
If such charges
have been made or implied it is proper that
they should be clearly stated and that I should
have the opportunity to reply to them. I be-
lieve he and you will approve this suggestion.”
The postmastor-general replied as follows: “1
have the honor to ac » the receipt of
your the office of first assistant
ral, ik I have just handed
In reply to your inquiry I
have to say that the reque st for your resigna-
tion was not based upon any reflection upon
| your personal or official integrity.”
knowledg
resignation of
postmaster gene
to the President,
|
Ex-Govenxon Monaaxy having deolinad the
retary of the (reasury
harlos J. Fu Lid
WH supreme
Foreign Nows,
cr —
Throwing Up the Bricks,
A correspondent i
German
bricks up in a he
thrown up.
in the street, and one
n
In icklaye rs do
d.
not carry
man 18 placed on
row to the man above
through a hole in the sc wffolding By
this succession of relays bricl
but 1
from the other side
Another custom con-
“muff” made,
ched the game
the street.
nected with house
entertainment to the
up. The
f the community by
top of the building, with numerons
and decorations, Work is sus-
and the workmen
meet the owner and the invited guests
around the festive board, and afterward
dance with their wives and daughters,
It is well known that the Germans have
as many holidays as possible,
EE ———
A remarkable stampede is in progress
toward the Beni river, in Bolivia, un-
explored until last winter, when Dr. BE.
BR. Heath ascended it and discovered
vast forests of chincona and eaoutchoue.
Fully 10,000 men have since gone there,
and the export of rubber alone has risen
from 15,000 pounds to 75,000, with prom-
ses of 6,000,000 next year, Dr, Heath
is sanguine of finding rich deposits of
precious metals and medicinal plants
slong the Madre de Dios,
Extra Session,
* Kesol hat the finances committee be ans
| thors
ved,
i of the pxiuan
i
plingent ox
ire Of the several apy
pees Of thie tre AEUTY de
July 1, 1871, including
ak such disbursements,
ding sition of the
employment of labor paid fi
{ and to report on the sub
day as practicable
dasary to
paring i pil
piethods of 3
charactor and
le, and the
priate
BU BS BRIIY &
isintic
Heh appr
nis ned socure
i
ent of such appropristii
tes have
Ab the
Virginia, who
y to offer an amendment,
i was laid over
the reso
Hirose
the reac
wn called i
‘ : day for
the pre
The Trouble in Ireland,
Western Steamboat Heryer,
ulars
the steamer
registioss |
As the Gil
HOroHs
The valve
y steam in the
il did not ¢
Hows wor peris
other
y Lue 1 Af the al
steamers that
k immed
join thronged by
ened to the sce
ring at lenst som
liviat,
reyes
I tot ately
into
a an i all ene 01 tht
tor iu hopes of ri
ore on boar 1 he Gile
hore wore on board twenty throo passen
gore, four of whom were females, and a crow of
fifteen, Only about eight persons were saved,
and of these some were very badly scalde a.
Three of the lady passengers were killed or
gealded to death,
Later roporta put
soventeen, The steamer had
and one flat boat, ‘Iho latter
at the bow of the steamer,
fastened to tho port side, There seems to
no doubt, says ono acgount, that
was totally unfit for the work,
Ianden, and most of the orow wore drank,
Furthermore she was merely a freight boat,
and not licensed to carry passengers. The ac-
eidont was entirely
liquor.
vi
of
11 OW 01d
was being |
while the barge
lost at
barge
ished
the number
1
bo
tho steamer loft the what,
EE —
kindness and sympathy, If they are suffering
a few doses of this valuable remedy will afford
cure the worst cough, .
What's In a Name.
[New York Spirit of the Times.)
Garibaldi has always been exosed-
in his habits.
often a very pror
Never a rich man, and
the managing partner of a hoavy adver- |
tising firm in
surprised by the question addressed to
He hus
in two,
tieo the most rigid economy.
been known fo break a
i
favorite horse for the sum of $5,000,
The offer, certainly » tempting one,
was oourtecusly and thankfully de-
clined, It is hardly necessary to sug.
uooepted, the great Crickmore would
for the future add new and brighter |
luster to the fame and popularity of Bt,
Jacobs Oil.
se———————
A strong ath empt is being made to
reintroduce Irish popline for winter
use. These durable and elegant fabrics
are dyed new exquisite shades in
which the ugly and unbecomig terra
cotta eolor, to meet the exigencies of
modern msthotie taste, have not been |
omitted,
in
——
{Fond da Lae Commonw
HN
aith.}
Clark, one of Fond da YLac's
oul eitizons, states: 1 have used Bt. |
bis O14] and am well satisfied that it
in a splendid
that very quickly,
a ——
With a populatic
England anny Baily Of
inds of cheese
ney mes
while the
Mi
consumes only 275,000,000
e——
[Evansville (Ind.) Journal }
Mr, Frank 8. Mueller, 925 W, Prank.
lin street, cited to a Journal reporter
the case of Mr. Henry Rheuick, who for
four years suffered with Rheumatism,
which was eured by the use of two bot-
Jacobs Oil.
——————————
port of local doetmis states that
77 per cent, of the cases of the diphthe- |
ria epidemic raging in the province of
Orel, Central Russia, are fatal,
or ———
ties of BL
A ri
Bogus Certificates,
in roots, barks, ete,
s certificates of pre-
8 wing 8, pure,
inown valos
vertificates
Bitters, the
Bee * Troths*
olan,
ind 18 «
every musfariane of loss
FROM DEAT,
rville, Mass, says In
{the lungs,
ost my appetite and |
RESCUED
Willinm J. ¢ !
he fall of } as taker y with} leading
AL one LIne & Pe-
nd th at 1 was dead
tmeof Da Witsaamw Hatl's Bataan
i got a bottle, when, tomy surprise,
better, and to-day 1 feel Leiter
Y wrt te this }
OR THE LOUNGE
nmenoed Lo foe
pat
nosed that CON
i¥ say il has
or medicines | have
WARRANTED FOR 34 YEARS
AND NEVER FAILED
Ronse Drarrhe (Fl Dvsentery and
5 internal nd G1 ARANTEED
i i '
ie n the Hiamnlas,
is Da TOR AS
ar 1 9
ar be without it;
Vegetine
Proof! Proof! Proof!
cancer made ita
0 YEAS BE0
3 Wh en
ie of my ne we
e
he did not give mo
{ me very much; I
It would bieed at times vory
that could be i
Woodberry ¥
fave me your
& use of oF
my gencral
CLEAVES,
st, Doveriy, Mass,
annexed, can testify to the |
caves ix an old resident of this town,
ERRY th'y, RICHAR P PEDRICK,
8 idl ANDREW I. BE N,
N GEO, 8, MILLET
£, Wo
A
A. GLIDI
Vepetine
PREPARED BY
H. R, STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
| D138 4 0B) BRS
ik;
SYRUP
:
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i
:
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i
his cigar-onse to serve upon a future
cooasion, To the friend who relates
this story, however, he presented a
whole cigar.
Proud and thrifty as he is, it was a
severe blow to him to be obliged to ap-
ily to the king for s pension, fairly as
Re had earned the right to one, Not
his own necessities, but the debts of
his son Riceiotti, foreed him to take
the step.
Riceiotti, whom some foolish people
have called the gentleman of the fam-
ily, is a son of whom many fathers
would be proud; handsome, generous,
of pleasing address and notably cours
goons,
It was he who eaptured the only Ger
wan standard which fell into the hands
of the French during the Franco-Prus-
and who afterwsrd wrote a
{ graceful letter to the Prussisn ocom-
Bat he is fond of pleasurs and society,
and lacks his father's solid republican
| virtnes of frugality and simplicity.
For this lack nothing ean wholly
| Menotti, who is unknown to the world,
| but who never in his life contracted &
| debt which he conld not pay.— Youth's
| Companion,
!
i Papaine,
| Papaine is a juice procured froni the
| carien papayas, or papaw tree, which
| grows in the Moluceas, in India, in the
| Antilles and in Bouth America. Its
| chief property is a remarkable digestive
| power, soting, like the gastric fluid of
the stomach, upon meats and various
| other substances. It is proposed by
| M. E. Bouchut that papaine be used
| diphtheria, In his experiments, a
thick and resisting false membrane
| from the trachea, placed in a tube witha
third part of papaw juice, was dissolved
in a few hours when cold, and in a
few minutes when the tube was warmed.
ive x fo gud viperie Changed sndivhem.
Te wed fe treguiasp
ty of Lhe howelse Einary cigaDs, F Woo
Juiisa 4 powiia iy Tous a
wake, with
da itha
| Sinee beginning his investigations of
| stance in the treatment of thirty-two
i cases of diphtheria of adulis and in-
| fants, and has been successful in all but
| four,
Ouly Half Alive,
There are hosts of men snd women w
coin s phrase, are only half alive. That is to
te, are
and troubl by pom
| nervous weak, fidgetty a
{| pigmies. Buch persons sre usually fond of
doxing themselves, swallowing in the course of
the year enough drugs to stock any spotheosry's
shop of average dimensions. This, of
de fo ats instead of furthering the end in view,
viz., the recovery of health and vigor. Were
they to seek it from an unfailing source of vital
ity, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, bow different
would be their case, Then vigor would retura
to their debilitated frames, the glow of health
to {heir wan checks, their trembling, uncertain
gait would grow firm and elastic, appetite, that
grandest of all sauces, would give s relish for
the daily food, were it ever so coarse, and re.
freshing sleep would crown the tasks of the day,
all should waich ag
Ladies, Delicate and Feeble,
languid, tiresome sensations, causing
sely able to be on your feet; that
that is taking from your system
elasticity, driving the bloom from
that o ial strain upon your
i vou irritable and fretful,
: y the use of that mar.
litkers, Jrregularities
3 system are relieved at
special causes of periodical]
Uy removed. Will you heed
-™
Ih ne
tant drain
i its former
finn
onlin
cheeks;
e, while the
pais 3 Re ig ¢
Rie at
WE greatest truths are the siy
Toalest mel
mpl ant
80 Are
sa Pooket Beale, 25¢. Howard Mfg Co, N. ¥.
depression of
the gf VErous
e | against
tent fevers, the
gor Carasavs Bang,
Company, New
is the best
{rom fever
Fon
unre
DYSPEPELA,
and gene
FIR, RISO BS A
snd other
Parosraonars
s by
k, and sold by
nie; and for p
or other sicknoss it
Caswell i
all
attents reso
it has nd
juts
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