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McCULLOUGH & KREBS,
. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,'-
Office adjoining the Clearfield County Bank, 2d St..
Clearfield, Pcnn'a.
--ff-Alt lre;n.l business promptly attended to.
onsututions in both Knrlish and Herman. n:f Ml
H. W. SMITH,
ATTORNEY -A T-LA AY",
Jc30 Clearfield, Pa. lv
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ATTORN EY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
Sr-Lfgal business of all kindi promptly and
accurately attended to, . (-'
A. W. WALTERS,!
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ClearHeld, Pa.
"kLOfllee in the Court flousa. Jec.l-ly
ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORN KY AT LAW,
Clearfield. Pa.
5-0r!ce In the Court Iloo.e, f jyl 1,'PT
JOHN H. FULFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield. Pa.,
Office oa Market St., o-er llaruwiek k Irwin's
. DniK Store.
JMT-Prompt attention friren to the securing
of Bounty, Claim, Ac, and to all legal bnsinesr.
March 18, 1867-lj.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT tAW.
OMee eft Beee.d .St, CleesSeld, Pi. fno?l .
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Anil Real Relate Agent, Clearfield. Pa.
Office e Market itreet, opposite the jail. -jaw
Respectfully offer, lili services la selling
and buying, land. lu Clear', eld and adjoining
eoaatiei , and wits aa eaperienee of orer twenty
year, aa a earrejror, Batten himself that be ean
render eatitfaetloa. frb?8,'3.tf
WM. M. McCULLOUGH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
Olltea aa Market treel one door enst of the Ctear
leld County Batik. '-4mv4,'S4
John U. Orvie. C. T. Alcjnnder.
ORVIS L ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEYS AT LA 11'
HellPtonte, Pa. scpl3,'-y
E. I. KIRK, M. D.,
THYSICIAN AND 8 U RO EON,
Lulhersburg, Pa.
jr-er-Will attend promptly to all professional
ceils. aiglri:lT:pd
" Dr7aI THORN,
.'.PHYSICIAN k SUUGEOX,
HAVINO lrni t K r 1-rtown, ricnrftrld co.
Ph., offer hi prufsMtoiial itvi.-ii to t tie
jtvojtle of Ifa iiin-ouinliRir counlr. (Srpt. USt.'flit-y
DR.T. JEFFERSON BOYER,
PUtsraAN AND SUiGEOX,
PpfonJ Street. rifrficl.i, Pa,
1 tii. TTm injt pcrmnnrntlv lntM, It nw otfprti
ftntfritf laansi iervice ttt ttir r it lien -f (.'IrnrficM
fia4 TiHotty, and Hip public gcnfrtllj. All rutin
ininpllx aurndrt) to. oct2l--y
F. B, REED, M. D,,
THYSICIAN AND SUROKON,
"Hsvinf ffinoTpd to YViMUmfftrnrt. Pa.,
offer, hi a ircfflUiarial ervlc to tbo popU nf
th NrrojiiB( country. Uyllft
DRTjr P. BURCHFIELD,
LauSnrReoa of the 83d Rff wenl, Panmylrfioii
VnlitQte?ri, hainf roturorj fioia tbo Army,
ffr bit profoMionai aorvictsi t Uia eitiiem
mf .Virtd enaty.
pit Prf itonil Ca.Hi promi'tly a(Un1J to.
Hm o 6covb4 itreot, frnrrlj' onopifd by
Jr. Wood. f ir4.'i5A tl
- DR. J. F. WOODS,
rnyeiciAX i sukoeox.
lUrttif rnnotfd to Annvtll. P.,offfr bii
trlnti.oni orninri (o the pwijilo f Hint jtlf
id tb wrmiaing cuantry. All mil .mi).lv
(tftrudod to. Ie. ,1 fun i.
DR. 8. J. HAYES,
SUBOEOK 1) KXTIST.
Offieoan Mat Kt., Curwonti lllr, Pa,,
11"ILIj B-aVa profiaiina1 iiil. fr ihaoon
1 ! vnfn nf th pablio, eoainioneinc is
. Aprtl, ltHi.v, aa foUowa. n :
LuiherRWrft Kirt Friday of ofory moatb.
AnumtiHa Firt Miday of arary momh.
Lowber City Firit Thuriday of ary month.
Fptndint two Any in oithor ptaro. All orrtrp
fur work ibonlri b priientad oa Iba dny of h i
ttrriral at aarh plan.
fir TaMh aitrartad fcy tba ppliation of
Isoal aa-nttheaia potnparatirely without pain.
All kindi of cb(I wi.rk itnirantf-ed.
M. B Th pat'lie will pia nnt.tr. tbat Dr.
Jf., when not anarfad in the aimve ?tim, may
ba found In hioffira, in rnrweaarillo. Pa.
CarweniTille, ib. 4. isV. .43
DENTAL PARTNERSHIP.
Dn. A. M. HILLS,
PPeiirai to inform hi patron, and tha
poMir reneray,rat ha haaaMuriated with bin
In tfaa prartlra of lentitiry,
- S. P. SHAW, IX 1. S,
Vhftlat :radaat4 nf tha Philadelphia Dental
College, ar.d therefore haa the biheit avtefta
tinat nf pmfeMtnnal tbill. All wrk dona in
tha arTtpe I wit! bold mt elf personalty reponH
bla far heinff dona in tbo wioit ntinfartory
aer and hit; heat order af tba profeion.
An oatabhahed prarlif of twenty-twi Ten' a In
thla plara cnablea ma to apeak to my patient
wi'h eonl.daea.
Knraf'-manta from a dit-tanee ahonld ba made
by letter few dayi befur tha patient diija
touting. Juno 4, I ly.
I V the IlK.MDf KATIC ALMANAC. Only
J teuta kierj v jtrr sh.uld kaia one. tf
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GEO. B. G00DLANDEE, rropriotor.
VOL 42-WIIOLE NO. 21
(fitrd.d.
JEFFERSON LIT?,
PHYSICIAN & SUHGEON,
KAVINI located at Oeeenla, Pa., oiren hie
prnfei sionwl .errices to the people of that
flaee and surrounding ooutitrr.
.All eallt promptly attended to. Ofline
and re.idenoeon Curtin at., formerly oeeupii-d
by Dr. Kline. mylO-ly
DR. M. L. KLINE,
SURGEON DENTIST.
nAVINU Iwiiteil in Wnllu.eton. Clearllild
county, I'll., nfferi! hie pntfertninnal eerviecii
to Hie people of that place, and I l.o r urruunding
country. All work guaranteed, and elwrRcf mod
erate. (ocUVIiU-tl.
J. H. KLINE, M. D.,
1'IIYSICIAX & SUKGKOX,
H
AYINU located at l'ennlleld. i'o., olTen hi.
prolCKiionnl nervieen to the pe.iilo ot Hint
phu-eiuul Biirrouimilig couiurj. fliniiii-.i"....v
attended to. oet. l-'-tf-
AUCTIONEER.
rpilK nndertigneil will attend to the iiiJIIiis and
1 crying ol ruleii unyuhere within the limit, of
fteiirtield eoitntr, on .hurt notiee. t'lmre. tit
ionolile. Addre'n ( II A R LKS II. II KS SKI..
Ii24.:iinpd t-niitU'i- Mill", Clenrlield Co., l'a.
CHARLES SCHAFER,
LAGEIt HKER 15REWEK,
ClearHeld Pa.
n4VTNO Tinted Mr. Kntrep' Brewery be
hipc hy utriet attention to hn.inco nnd
tlie iiiKuuriietu're of n ciiperior nrtirlo of ItKKIt
to reoeire the palreuagu of ail the old and many
new euftomeri. Aug. 2j, tf.
THOS. S. WASHBURN,
SCALEIt OE LOGS,
;len Hope, Clearfield County. Petui'a.
rpiIB tub.eriber ha deemed much time and
I . ... .l. -r. I iKil ntf I. OllS. and
i .tlcnuon 10 mi.
laaee lhi method of olicringhie tervieea tothone
who iny need thrm. Any lurther Information
..a be had by addressing ai above. je20-tf
SURVEYOR.
THE underpinned offrri hi arrvipe a a Pur
vevor, and mny be tmnd at hit iraidi-neo, in
Lawrence townidnp. Lctten will rtatli him di
rected toCkarfield, P.
mny T-tf- J AMI'S flu ti iii.i.i..
THOS. W. MOORE,
Land Surveyor and Conveyancer,
TJAVIXIl recently located in tlio linrcmch of
j Lumber City, anal rcMimcd tho pmctiee of
Land riurvering. rinpeetrullv tenders bis profes
sional services to the owner, of end speculators in
land, in Clearfield and adjoining counties.
Jtecds of convevsnco neatly cxeented.
Offieo and residence one door east nf Kirk A
Ppencer'a store. nprUifUui.
DANIEL M. DOHERTY.
IAEBER dc HAIR DRESSER,
SKCOND BTRKKT,
jy2S C I. K A II K I E 1. 1), P A. If
N. M. HOOVER,
Wholesale A Retail Dealer III
Tobacco, Cigars and SnulT,
Two door. ea?t of the Post Office,
MARKET FTUKKT, Ct.KARFlKI.D, TA.
"l..A larfeaesi.rtinentof Pipes, Cigar Css, Ac.
always en hand. myH-ly
J, K. EOTTORF'S
PHO T U . K A P It A L h K K Y ,
Knrh't Htrret, ClearficM, r.
tehativkh made in oloii.lv, aa well as In
1 clear weH,er.';.n..noti on hand !'""!
a-nrtmnit or ritAflrA i r,n i-.u.t ui a-. ami
HTKHKOSt.'ftl'IC V1KWS. t-'raitniJ, from any
at j ) of mouMina;. mmle to order. npr2S.tf
REUBEN HACKMAN.
HOUSO and Sign Painter and pa4o7lblidutioswith intellwt unimpaired.
Hanirer I -isN-opular with the maases, bis indo-
Hanffer.
Clrnrfle.il, Pcnii'tu
V-Wlll exreute John In hia liue promptly and
b a wurkmaniikfl tnanHer. f rl,7
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
SCniVKNKK AND CON V EYA NCKR.
Agent fur the Varch.se and 8ale of Landi.
Clearfield, la.
DPrompt atteutian aieen ta all business
connected with tha eoantj outcee. OfTi.ie with
Hon. Win. A. Wallace. janl,6tl-tf
THOMAS H. FORCEE,
bB Jt I.RR I ft
GENERAL MEKCII ANDISE,
All AMTOX, I a.
Alio, extensive ntanufrir-tnrer and denier In Square
Tint her and Sawed l.umUi-r l I1 ktuda.
jf-fT'Onlera aoliritd wnd all l.illa promptly
filled. Jyti. If
Or.O. ALRKRT IIKVIir At TIRaT..n W. At.nrHT
W. ALBERT 4. BRCS.,
Mannfacturcrs k extensive lloalerein
Sawed lumber, Square Timber, 4c,
woodland, ckn.va.
ij-0rdcrt solieiteil. Bill? fillcd on short natioe
and reasonable trrma.
Address Woodlanl I'. 0., CleaiSeM Co., la.
jrSi-ly W M.IU.li C lllilll).
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
M KUCHA XT.
I'renclivllle, tliai fttld Count v. Pa.
Keeps eon.tsndy as hand a full assortment
. ...
axaallr ketd In a rctrttl 'tore, wrtii-h will he told
. . 17:., , : : r
for nah, aa rlieap aa elrwlire In tlia eoonty,
freiuhulle. June V, 17-lj.
C. KRATZER &. SONS,
ME It CHANT 8,
PRAtana ta
Dry Gcoflip Clothing, Hardware,
Co tier j, Quaanawara, Grneeriaa. roriaivni and
fchinglea.
n..,s.j a.
all .1. ..... era... Hnmk M.
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isapii i eiini inn i i ittnrn rn
muanWtui. LftlkU Qt LUliiULn VU.,'p
UStKoia PTIMM Mil.
ms.i r vrr r nre
LUMDEI5, LATH, ANTv TK'K I'T'i
11. It. hlllLl.lNll'OIII'. P-e-ilenl.!
.Pweeet l'leee. i I? , S. Ilk .1., rkil'e.
OfTi
ielinri
0--..1..M t i.-.-i1cide..niv.lv!,l"" ctiniincni inai no win no to-
1 Siato Irensurer willmnt nr
olicc to Land-oniirrs!
Si avtvoa t.r.aiMi.'a On i.
II vsiii.ai ao. l'a.. Oct. 2J, issn,
To the Owners nf I nseatil l.atiil
.J '".Tw? ".nCon'c r::::;d '..".'irhu:'
dred .mi .ivtv nine, v" are hcrei.y nt. ti.d that
the
onniT Land Lien Itn-k. I," cntaininK Ihc
i,,i,,f0,,p.ieniM l.n..i-.ri i,.i(iei,i,-..imiv .pre -
15
.red iinl-r Ilie Act ..I v.ci vol inc join 01
an.i Ihc supplement lh-relo. hs. this day been
.1.. ....i .!.,!.. I.....!...! .n.l .l.lv. c. ...
forwarded to ihe Pr..ihont.ry ..I ihc county, at
.Tniy'Lc! tMj'na.ir.T.7 i!r ih'Ta'vn'nt .'.f ti pnr -
eha-c noney. imeeest and ft, ..aid re.yi.ll.g pat-
ent. iUio.,'h this li'i atinicoi
Not. I0.n Huiieyor i.eneial.
j k-Vn PU.r wh.ie l.e.d.z,nc. llni. l - .n -
!Lr,'n
ai.it HAiiI-witK IHi-.
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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEA I! FJ ELD, Ta.
WKPXRttDAY MOItXIXd, JAN. S. 170.
!H:AI Til M. WNHV.
Oil, the anow ! the lienutiftil now !
J-'illiup ttiv cky ami pnrtli l.i'lnw;
Over ttie hoUrrtopt over ttm atrrct,
Ovit ttm hi'mla uf the people you meet,
Jruuriiig,
Flirting,
Hkimminpr ftloriR,
Hmiitil'ul anow it enn d unfiling wrung.
Fiytur to kit n fair lady 'a cliw-k
Clinpuif! to lifi in a Irohckmime frenk ;
Jlcmitilul itiiiw from the Iichvpii atot'e,
Pure ai an angi-l, p'litle iu loiu.
Oh. tlie mow ! the livituliful anow !
Ihw the tin ken gullier nnd Inugh M they go
V liirlintf nhnut in it inutll( iiing fan;
It pliivx in ill plec with every outs
riu.-in.
Ilum injt by,
It li',-lil tip tlie fa PC- nnd it fpniklen tlie ere,
And oven ilie di'fca with a hnrk and a bound,
Pimp nf the cevMitli I lint edify around;
The town it itlive and Uf lu-tirt in aloir.
To wclctniif the ('oiling of lieiiutifui anow,
llnw the wild crwd pia ewjtyiiijf at'injf.
Kiiilin phcIi utlipr with humor and iiik ;
llow the guy eledfC' likr meteor tiiMi ly,
Urii,'i(f for the muiuent, then loat to the eye
- Swinging,
Ifn-hin they go
Orer the orost of tlie hi-aut.lul mow,
Th he trsmplad in mud y erowila nivhinj; hy:
To Ik- trampled and trarked hy thotiannde of feet,
Till it hi ii i if with the horriMe tilth in the street.
One' I wae pure nn the anow hut I fell;
Fell like tot? ruow HhJ(ij trmn braveu lu be
Fell tu h- tmnipled a" the filth in the atreet j
Fell to be auolled, to bv epit on and beat
Pleading,
Cumin.
breeding to die,
Kclliny my eoul whoever would hurt
I'('liri( in ahaine fr a niorael of bread
lljitiiij: the Imttir and (earing the dead.
Mereilul liod! have I lallea no low,
And yet I wan once like the hiau1itu1 uow !
t'tien I waa fair a the beautiful am nr.
"toZ?'1"y- . 1-,..,,I on it, tl.o people
Flattered aud sought lor tUcclmrtu.ol uiy face: ' r0 OCC.I til I ng temljly flP)llSeil llllttllt
rather, I
Mother,
listers, all.
Ood and myself, I"re lost by my fall:
The veriest wretch that (roe. shivcrinjr 1T
V ill lake a wide- sweep lest 1 wamli-r too nigh,
For all taut is on or nlote me, 1 know.
There is nothing so purees the beautiful anow.
ll .. .tranjrr it should he thai tins liceutifu) snow
Miwuld lull on a sinner with no where to no:
II w strange it slionlil tie it lieu nijflit comes again.
I I I he snow and I be ioc st ruck thia de.H.Tate brain,
tainting,
Krecriii',
Dyhif: al.ine -Too
wicked fur prayer, too weak lor my morn
To he beard In the craty town
(lonowiad in the joy of the snow coming down,
l.elt alone to die in my fcrrililo woe.
Covered o'er with a shroud of the lieaiitifiil snow.
INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR L0WRY.
The Hrnator'a 1 spinlone on Political KJtifra
Vi roni; ami IHgM. anil on I'olltii s and
Politlriane In i.iacral.
A reporter of the l!ttrrii.trj:Viee.', i
while ut Erie a short litno ago exam
ining things generally, says :
While in Erie your reporter paid
the Senator it visit, and of tho conver
sation has preserved from memory a
relation, liuiuors have been in cir
culation from time to time that his
health hnd srf rapidly declined that
the probabilities wero thut he would
not resume his scat at tho next session.
Mr. Lowry was at his home on tho
Lake shore, nnd received your reporter
with his usual cordiality. Instead of
finding a confirmed invalid, it was n
sincere gratification to learn that the
I.ako shore, and received your reporter
wit i his usunl cordialit v. Instead of
health ot .Mr. Lowry has greatly im
'.nroved. and that he will return to hit
pnmh'iili eottrae in the nonate huvi.
i .taitiijil for him the respect of people
of all Jfiarties. In reply to a sugges
tion of your reporter that an effort
should ho made to purify and elevate
the character of legislation, Senator
Lowry thus unbosomed himself on iho
subject of
I.Kdisi.ATtvit iir.ronM.
I want the corruptions of the ring
fully exposed, and the petiplo relieved
fin m Uieir accursed legislation. What
I bliiiiiti tbo newspapers for is thut!
they nre constnntly crying out against
,1. "I ....!.!....- I.." I)" .1' ; I
uiu j.cgiiMHiiiru, illinium uieir censures
indisi riminatcly, and failing to name j
.1 - I - .1. .1- . . i
ino funiy, wnno tiic nu inn, susiam
tho laithlul nnd honest reprcsonlnlives
of the people. I will nnito with any
and ill parties ngninst tho ring. I
will '.tflp lo smash any slate to break
down the cnrrti
irruptions at llnrrisburg, Governor t.eary will hang Schneppc""0 ""' ".' U,a r,,,'',",lM n,'""t 1Inrr,s
w that your party bus its if ho t.nn. T10 man may bo guilty, ' "'S "s.'a,n wui got up n t-onimiiteo
them. To engage in this kut a Scotch jury would say? ' not l,r,,vu l,wvo MiS- 1 1,0
lidor a party us well as a proven." Ilo might have been con- "cw county ,s t ,e composed of parts
. and you know
i lull sham in
work 1 consider
patriotic duty.
fits ATOH WALLACE.
t i l. c iv. it i .i.-ii l.
m 'inu LiiauM il iiiitiv u, mm Slillll ue '
t...i i :.k i.i :.. .... I
1 H.v. luuiiuu 1 1 il ill ill ill nil lllianilica
of reform. lie is nn honest and able
man. Because I defended him against
thohhsnrd charge or .lisloynlly, some
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UIMiii'i m.uin 10 uno iiiv iut v ntmnni
. . ' . . .
jiul they (ounu tho pc
do of
1 tried to ,
l. Wnlliiccnovcrfiiils to votcngninst 1
illtn riri-lltit O.. L Aiv fif lIlA l'i n IT lillt
K. u,.- . .a.r.i.. .11
iib r..mnnnij IHLIVllcl m; CI..I"! fit
1 his power acainst them. Ho some-'
tnneg rcmtnils mo of the good lad;, , '
who, though quilo virtuous mid d co
rmii in tier own conduct, did occasion
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ally "liko to soothe young girls etioy-
1 .1. I - !:..!.. 11 ..... I
i"K n.v iiieeivun a in i in. j.uv uen i
I thtrnughly nroused ngninst some par-
ti, elm- ..iini-iniiv i,r nn i... ,n.. '
r.- .
is great power and ability. The 1
id. r at of the iielroleuni-it.il! i...-ite ioh
jofS t :-,ier duo to Wnlbice ni'oro
t
o uny tuner niafT"-" WtnuaM
jI srion forgivo hit.i lor a.
aid
Tin statk TrAnv. (
Ilciorter Mr. Mat-key's fri-iiiuk are'
ln"!''lo:. T . . ,
- ov-illll.M i,iian 1 VllllllOV VOi.0 IOV
Miiekcy, and love so informed hitn In
reply U A letter from him reouestinir i
"M''-. 'J'10 rl U elee.
1 '"st Vniter convinced mo that '
loin means were used. Jlr. JIatkcv.
iig donbtles, ns his fricntlsall say. n
,, ,.!. ., . . . ,
. J i j '.niiiT innil. Hill 1 reiien.
that 1 CUtltloV Vllto for llilll. lie wag !
: , t,.i,.r or bunk clerk or sonicthinif
i ,,ult so'tiln Filtshurg, mid bad
, nClllier pillltlttll position in the StStO, ;
' pop influenco It homo beyond a delo- i
I J , , V""i "H"i "
Jack's bean stdk. he L-IOW un into the !
1 caiididato id" apoweilul ring which ,
organized lio get bold' of the
.Treasury. I p iil that timo ho was
l.ria county ns generous as I tried to.hildied turn up
mm
PRINCIPLESi
CLEAKFIEU), PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5.
not known to ndor.cn mpnil'or of the
U'isliUunj. J f this sort ofthin poen
on nomo fullow will walk oil' with five
or nix millions of the public money ono
of thene tiny . Tlio vint? nro not only
rolihinff tlio peoplo but i hoy will wulk
oil' with the wholo ol' it ftoino Uuy.
Thin Iihh huppcntMl in Ohio nnd 1ho
where end may happen in JVnnsyl
vaniu. iiiltt hero in Krie tlio county
treasurer not lon ninco hnd lun lilo
itihii roil for h hirgn nntount, nnd then
suddenly becanto iiiHitno. There was
a story about his meeting a Atraiior
who gnvo him a poinonod npplo. Jlc
in believed to be a defaulter lor a con
oiderahlc amount, and not half 80
innane ns some people imagine. I will
unite with any men in the Legislature
who will reform the Treasury almnes,
and I will teer clear of ony J.epuUi
cuns who wink ut them. ilr. ilackoy
was last winter one of the most active
lohb' iidvoeates of the anthracite-
lietrulcumwhisky tux bill. This tuxlthal was notHiampod.to a pair of gov
liill wag simply a sehomo to lilt h i eminent detectives. They pretended
money from tho people, and put it ' to be lugerbeor venders in a neighbor
ing the Treasury for tho purpose of ing town, and on leuving the brewery
gpeculittion. It would vastly increase sbovod the boy ten cents, and at once
tho fund for past and prospective dec-' arrested the (iermitn. This is the
tiling of Stalo Troasuror, and confirm kind of men which is employed on this
tho power of tho ring. Mr. Jlnt key service. They must serve on appren
lind a direct persons I interest in Ibis licosliip ag sneak thieves bcloro they
bill, nnd every Stuto Troasuror will 'are qualified for the duty which hon
bitve interest in such schemeg so long est men instinctively shrink from.
as the present mode ot keeping tho
public monies shall be continued.
While tho money in tho Treasury was
used for financial gpeetil.itions to the
amount of a million or so, it was too
poor to pay over tlie appropriation to
our Krio .Marino hospital, a great
State charity, tind tho money was i
withheld to the lust moment. AV
wero obliged to pay interest on the
debt for work done, whilo they were
receiving interest lor the money in the
iIiih J rcBury ulitifto, and tlicy will not
pardon any ivprowntativo who au
tuitis i(. It ia not .Mr. Mat-key wliom
tlit-y otpone go mut h m tlio system of
whitli lio in tlio iiinntpuliitui'. Tln-y
dcninnj that it shall bo reformed alto-
gcthcr,
THAT CATTI.IS llll.l..
I'm told tho cattle bill will come up
again next session. That cattle bill is
an old thief
It lias narrowly missed
V . -
becoming a law several times. If
passed it would tnko value from every
bullock nnd heifer that grazes in the
valleys of Pennsylvania. In Phila
delphia every rich man's mutton chop,
and every poor man' tripo, would be
tuxod for the benefit of a monopoly.
AS TO (lOVKUNOIl OKARV.
I want no quarrel with his Excel
lency, lie treated Mr. Brewster
sliarncfuiir, imt lev ttitil pass." I WantjK
no troublo with the Governor. I have
troublo enough with tho ring. H it
is true that Geary hits joined it, so
much the worse. But 1 will say for
him that in his first administration h
has led an honest I i to. His hands nev
er touched a bribe.
ltonortor llow then do von ne-
,..,i i,.- ii, j,;i ,iii. i.. ;
v.... ... .... ,,,. .nan no ,
approved some of the most obnojtimis I
schemes of the) ring 1
Senator Lowery His nndiiesnricty
to bo re-elocted led him into many I
Senator Lowerv His nnduesriety
i, r...n,.tc,l' 1,mI l.lm n.
ads winch aro not Uelensililo. Geary
dreaded the power uf tho ring much
muro than lie leaped or ti
ilm
,w.nr,la Thut llm-dic net nu. ,i. ,
:, w,a..iest pietto ol legislation I ever
saw, and it would be hard lo defend
(i-i err.or for signing it. Ovodc
rrnve the trno reason lur Allm-nr
General lirewstcr's removal, llwas
a party necessity. Jlniin and Ivcmble.
with their gangs of repeaters, could he
hromrht tn terms in n'n nthr.1- wnr 1
want Governor Geary to keep the can't stand up. Besides, it is a poor j
mutter on thai ground, if ho ullempts ! business to lcnvo a party. A itinn is
to shift it 1 will have something mori'l hn,nJ 1,1(1 P"r,.V ,,e haves and sus-,
to say. I peeled by that which ho joins. I have j
THE wit OF covopk. gono through hell bnref'Kit bv leaving,
Covodo lol.l me bo hnd witnessed .rl,c Vnrly n'' 1 t,( not propose to re-
much political Iraud and rascality dtir-,
tho last campaign that ho hoped
" .. . -. . .
n, would not U IU Within UlO tlO.U ai.x
years.
.. ' .... ....
Keporter V hy wifhin six years 7
Kn.iitnr ,a. II,. i,. .i.i
to plead tho statute of limitations with
tho Alinighly 1
lighly
TIIK CASK OF Kl IIOKI'IT
vi,.t,., n( f(...erv. or of a.biressinir per-
jrC, VOWS of l.'.VO (01.1. old maid, but
r.i ...n:..:..... . ..r i ...
i iiei u in not oiiiiiltiuiil uoiii hi llllll iirr.-
: :. . i.i a .i
"lui 1 I. si n le I lei lull, sun 1 11 11 1 si'l I
I likes lo bang people. Why I knew a
I good Christian woman who would in-
jsl.t thutJclT. Davis must be hanged
..... CI
1,1 o""1 Pramy nor msie sue tiongiil
. . ... ".
PIUUM UUIIII I". I ' 1 1 n tf v 11. INlt H, .I'll
. . . '
ropo iron ml his elastic neck! and
a
icdetl him up to the chandaher.-!
Whenever her ragofor hanging Davis
CTtllllll f-nttl A Cin .tin W-Cilil.l .-it.l, 1 .1 1 n
il,, rnnm n,i fi, i.wi; ...i.K-
"v svvni, i.vnvi iiimhi llll'mi
PiiPPct a twitch. This relieved her
Vi'ty
iir. i
much. Sho has finally rr.
Jeff. ravt, but sho will nevur
i,,c,.i.. or,. 1 rw sv for on no ..II
ti
Iho way to Bichmont,' to lecomo "ecu-
.... i e ...... . .. f. ..
my lor inu cniei 01 inei reueis. Pile
is rood l'reshvtcnan. WheneferG. a.
e.- .1.- e. . . :..
i '. .... - ,
immediately lclegrtinli,-.1 all over the I
countrv. He want, the iv..l.. t,. knr.vo
that tint warrior hasdrawii bis sword.
If a nnrdei' cro rummiltiil on Mon-j
..a' , t :y voulj have t,! .'necustxl
C'ie I "a. Ji.v,conv1c'i d on Wednes.
day, converted on j'liursiihiy, nml
hanged on I riday.
ryitarrscf.
ll is a crime in tho government to
bavo the greenbacks, the currency of
tho people, nt twenty per cent, dis-
count Oil the bonds. Greelihiii-La Mtils.s rinrliaan '.v mnr. tr.r.biii...ilit v
then be sold for l.n.l-. and bon.ls for
greenbacks. Hie bonds nnd the cur-1
leticy w; thus bo broui'ht toirclhnr.
and when this is done, resiiinntie
.. , ' . ,.' ,
w ill i-llllin. i lie) lltirmnni, CllllltHI Ol
the Country, locked Up in bonds, Wait-
ing for trohi interest, will flow otil.and
'quicken every pulse of comnierco and
industry. J iCSU 111 pi 1011 Will Hot COII10
by Congressional legislation, or, at
Tha all nn.nl
lo brina- about snecie iiavinenta hv ni t
nun, iv w in noi amy
,..,...
of Congress, with a dillerence of even
ten per cent, between Rreenba. ks snd
gold, wonld bo a disustitms failure.
NOT MEN.
Br what 1 ju-tiptiBe, tlioro would lid no
uii'lue inflniitm or contraction. Com-nice-ju,
tho Ucmanild of trailo, not Con
irri'HH, would rcptilnlo tlio t-nrront-y.
The effect would bo to inci-oano tho
value of preenhiicka to lhat of pold
bearing liontlri, nnd thin in tho tirnt
"U'p in llioiiinrcli towards resumption.
1 TAXATION.
Tlio ' nioKt hone t tax, tlio onsient
paid and tbo hint that ought to ba ro
pottletl w tho inoomo tax. K the pov
ornnient would call off its vpivs and in
formori from other brant hoa of the
revenue nor vice, and put them to
watching those who evado paymont
of tha iricotno tax, it would bo much
bettor for tha revenues. A nvMtem of
eHpionage in now practiced in the coun
try, go hiinmeful and opprcHgive, that
it would provoko revolution if attempt
cd tintlvr a donpotism. Not lotiir apo
a poor (icrman here in Krie gold two
claweu of laifcr boor, out of a cask
1 1 he lager ueor dealer compromised ly
paying $700 rather than to go into
the United Slutcs Court here. The
officer would have been complimen
ted fbr their vigilance and zeal in bo
hall of tbo government, and the ac
cused would have been aubjectod to
the henviest damages That court
should have written on its doom what
a poe t feigned to bo inscribed over
the portals of hell : ' Let him who en
ters here leave hope behind." Any
party that follows up this sort of btisi
ncssmuat go to the devil. Jiopartycun
otr.ird to keep in iu pay a horde of
giio and informer to prey on the
people. The people will robol against
it. They nro rebelling now.
THE NKXT OOVKnNOIl.
Ttoporter Your enemies say you
wouid liko to ho tho next liepublicun
cutididtito for governor.
Senator J.owry n ell, they might
get n much worso one. 1 he great
i probabilities nro that I will never be
I.. i:.i..ir. - .1.: tr I
u i.iiHiiii.uu lur niij iiiiii iiiuiv. 11 j
.. inL, I .. t. i l i
... i , ir. -i-i 1 linysician there, cxeetit Tor tho one
pub leans enough to defeat me. luo!. ' .'
. . r i i i 1 w ho was not so near released from care
Democrat., of course, wouldn t have !. .. . , ,... ,.
poor negroes, and I would rather have;
their t
nomination than thalof eithcrofi
i uur punier). .uiuu my worn utr it
'.i . .:n i . i i ,
i i . i :.
me m-Ltru win unvo inu uiiiiini-w ut
..i , , ,. ....
tuiwer nl the next rleclion. II h use
U a- ,.-H- and well 1 ill La ilnd of
t1
I :, ". i r,i. i, -n
'Keportcr-llut your 'party are nrA '" 0UnC0 of food
prehonsive that many of lt.o negroes ,lhc h"lirH W8nt l,v like a procession
will volo with tho Democrats. j hctivily laden sleighs on bare
Senator Lowry They would all he : Kr0llnJ- -I'1'0 hlckciiing smells from
great fools if they did not vote vith I fillcd 11,0 room- were
iho Democrats il their own happiness
and the good of tbo country were to
be uromoted therobv. I huvu confl
. . .
ucuco in i ue ncirro it) nciievfl mat. ne
will vote with that party of the future
winch snail test deserve Ins vr'.L.; and
this coold not lwv bo said o( the
white people.
Eeiiorler Some of the ltciniblicnn
newspapers have slated lhat ou have
lell their party.
Scnutor Lowry Yes, and Porno-!
i0'""1'0 PH'M huve made thut slote-!
' mv,,l '" preior to light tlie ring."1" wi'"i wasieu nanus u:iT,-n ner
of tit.' In. -AY U ' civ' of i-it side. ' help, it. rested on tilt Aow half
I want to overthrow tho corrupt men
who disgrace the party, and are lead-
i'"K it to destruction. If tho ring is
I not speedily broken down, tho rartv
lal l',u 'Ptment.
Tin: cocsir or ciiass
Reporter You will bring up your
new county project next wititerngnin ?
eimttirIjowVy Yes, and 1 I li ink 1
' wiil pass u uiis i,im. cnaiigo bus
''"l m" lop .VCI"'" l? tulilK "'",y
loutot herci'iinty treasury lo pay mem-
hers for voting against my bill. If I
i "r. Vrn.w,"rU' " M,T0" "ll! A 0"."nSn.
i W,lh, ' ' "I."1 lln"Vlll,
think I will call it Chaso county.
, ,
population incn-nses so rapidly that it
,J- .,,
no 10 ""I""""1'!" "timule it no -
' ""'t-b'- '" '" require.
' h' ,llie , H'Ocal, commercial, social
I 1...1 I H,nnl. nl ll. ........I. ....I
. ..i. .it, ..in,,., iwnn. r tl. , a .
I
! "'! fwm U'' re'm U,u
. .
h ae.na. Iitfvm .I, As.i.an a at tlx. t...
"J
Till! SI'CAK KRS.
I guess I shall vole for Slinson.
koiti ntvny from tho cnucii" uhith nom
, . . - . . i .
,naU''1 '""yt know nothing against
l "'y ,"w inat nc ring
... , . .. .- .
ln0' 1 c,"n ' "T."m,;V', l"CJ
" " """" " J ' '
...lo ,;.iL. il,.;. li;ii;..i.,i.
" ' -.s- -
I W Oil III make COtld tlllll llOnCSt . Spfnk-
; , r, . .
cr nmI 8n w.nul" lven" As -irnng
bo has iiiado some grave mistakes.
grave
I The i
are evidently getting scared
! """' Mrnng, and wnni near is, me
I willcompromiso on a much worso man
cnSTtsritn sf.aTs l tiik flNAte.
i I know nothing nbout llrf cases .l
Diumond nnd I' itclley except hnt I
hsvo seen in thn newspapers." The
rtiero (set thnk the cUimantsi are re
publicans will not help ihem to a"ats
by my vote. These nro questions to
- be examined judicially, and I acton
Ihem ns an independent Senator, not
j shall bo permitted (o stifle the voice of
the people, not if 1 can help it.
At this point, Mr. C,of Fulton conn
ty, enloretl, nnd tho oohvcrsniion ns
sinning a general charne'er, your re-
porter bowed himself out of Ihe Sena-
lorinl presence, pleuscd and edified
with t do interview.
Tho women of Wvominsr Territory
I . 1 . 1 '. .1 . ' C ... i,-...
reci-iit.iy giniiieii too rigni hi siiurnge
number about seven hundred.
Enirlis
h mai riagn n-tices mnd. "A
marriage Is arranged toUrteplaco,".c.
IJJJJI UlJ.LJi
1870.
OUR SATURDAY NIGHT.
wr.At.Tir in a iiaiihkt .
This Saturday night JIo was weary 'lim "lt t'",-v "('ver ,voro i
with tho wickfdnege) of tho great i-ily.!,,,k'r 1,8 w"" H'ek- 'Jt'lio- ejifl not !
and dropped a robo of snow ii0"n
' '..
niaiitlo of charity over tho streets,
alleys nnd homes of those whose
records need (iod's charity to cover I
Man's charily covers only in part!
Hut tho bcauliltil snow caiiio overall,
hiding all tho dark and tho tilth from
sight. And so in robo of purity will
tho earth be clad, till, in the city, it be
stamped to dirt and blackness as tho
lives ol thousands are blackened. Cut
in the country it will rest till spring-
till molted by (iod's warm winds and
gentle) rains then will disappear, to
bo followed by tho beautiful green,
which reminds tig of tho beautiful
Eternal Life to which we shall awaken
when tho wintcrof life here bo over.
To-night a carriage called for us
just ns we were sitting to partake of
our evening meal. Said the servant :
"A lady in a carriage ut the door
wishes to see you."
A lady in a carriage alone nt this
hour! We will go and seo who has
arrived, and wclcomo her in.
'"Will you go with me on an errand
of mercy to-night f I know not what
other gentleman to ask to accompany
me."
"Certainly, soon as wo find hat and
overcoat."
Down Fourth avenue to Tenth
street, East on Tenth street to First
avenue. Then to the right, and we
stop before a crazy-looking wooden
tenement houso. ' I'p to the fourth
floor, pnst dirt, dings, fillU, and air
thick with a hundred offensive vnpeifs.
Tho smell of onions, boiling fut, burn
ing woolen or leather, anil (times from
general filth and hasty cooking with
out conveniences, come from tbo vnri
ous rooms as wo climb up the worn
stairs to the fourth story, extreme
rear room to the right.
Here we are step in! No one
will hurt you. Tbo room is just
twelve feet square, as wo measured.
It is seven feet from floor to ceiling
Ono door, one window. On the floor
is n oltl brownish mattress filled with
corn-husks. A dirty blanket on the
mattress a pale, wan, wasting man
on tho blanket was tossing in the
agonies of death. No need for a
,.,., . . - ,,.
. .: i . t. t . l j
her senior, as her skcloton hand
' , , ,.
smoothed tho death. damn from his
l l n .i . r
brow. In a II t he room not a lnece of
. - I . .
I I""'.8 "P V" ' tcr, twenty ,o.
; rs worm oi lurniturc and clothing,
curses, langhs, obscenity on the stairs
and m tho street. Angr- voices of
parents scolding children camo lo us
ut. 1 1 nil. a l,.e I I,.. tr.lU in.,
1 1,0"08 f'" poorure not very thick.
. .vinuiv.i.
' swuun, nor inn oiu-
! "i eX('(Tt w,,cn .w0 ret'iriied from a
j ,lr,lS ","ro low bl"l'lis "''
I At 10 o'clock the poor man opened
: eyes, looked ao lovingly, plead-
j ingly, prayerfully into the fiice of her
whose tears Cell upon his fevered
brow he slowly reached ou.t rujo i f
I revealed through lur tori drrsa, but
whether to rest it there, or to hide
the breast so denr to him, we could
not tell ! Then hodrew, nmrc bv look
than strength, her tear-wet face lo his
thero was a hnlf'-nrtinihrcd, moving
sound, as if speech, too, was dying
thero was a kins a deepening still-
ness we felt for his Junse it was
r,i,c, n.l with it the soul of one sui-
ferer, hut not the greatest, for she
w-es lell Dclnntl l tliher tears than
j hers lell thero that night. And they
: aro falling in other homos nnd better
ones in many a place to-night . Wo
i nm"", wniie ino lauy wiin tis watcncd
with the weeping widow, two "broth
ers who look to tho hast for Itrht.
ers ,o ..on 10 iioJ.asiiorl.ght,fat,l(,r.BI.orarliruln,iv rcqll0l(1(1
and with them did but simplo duty.i j,,.-,. ,i,eir hnnda in H.r.ir. n ,d-M. ... I
and left them to watch kilo wc took I nl. '1. Z 1 1 ""1
the rest they said we must have.
That littlo room hnd its history a
romance of reality. There love, sick
ness, poverty, nnd tlenlh, had slrtig.
gled fur the mastery. There, for five
i
3 ears anil
two months Iml the
.-.-r I .
1 ' ' " ' five children were
''7"'. ''"' "4 f.-r a husband
who was palsied from i n aceident
l-lllill 1 I Uur flVttll r ...iniil.i . I..
i nisu 1 1 uur imm .1 iai ivn, tr .... .....
llP hr,n ; . u . ' ...
',."'d 'I"'09 0.O,,",. "!
1.1 m
tsla'fl ttlTOA ristill nH I mr tl r
T. T wu"1"l',,,l";,1 'h the i amc
thus ono was dignified with tho i amc
of parlor! Ho was brought there on
a Vtitle cot, his legs p,ly br 2
fall from a stairway. .
T-,.i t. i-..i i- . ,
Little hy littlo his furn umt. I hr,
.
! g,a of bis mother. w, s,,h. One
! L.om' ll!l'n 11,0 0ll,cr. ,u'' K'vtn tip.
"v" an ino con.ioris went. 1 he
' .i.;i.i... 1 1
,v,.....,r,i .egg,,,, wnno ino woman
llll 1-gCll Wl. . . if..' j . ...,l.... . I,
1 . . . . .......... ....
; ol.ecl ot h.,r nnxions est . The little I
ones diud fi-om exposure, and wero
I'urnu ny ciiarlty. Mm twiK the
nivdlo for support, hut ono lilt lu nee
dlo in the hands of a stvkly, wenk,
broken -hearted, over -workeii woman
t. --no i .en K.r the t ;( p,Vf wolves
that howled at her door ; in enr vt.
hide a room or door, but hM.
ness, starvation, nnd ibnth, will find
its way over whero Christian Inve
' ru,ls u 10,1 ,u r3c or lH'n il" lieurl !
."said ino woman, between sohs, as
. . i .i i iii
VO sat by the ono window looking
out over the river, as Ins hie had gone
out orer there.
"tl! what shall I do ! I did so
love him! He wns all 1 had to
lovo. If I could only havo done
more for hitn.
Hut 1 couldn't
j lio was so good to me, sir.
lie
-he
, never struck mo ntler his fall
j never struck me rrrv Imid, sir.
lio suffered so much untl was so
pnlient, 1 hotisrh ho fflen cried nml
- ...1.1 1. 1. .. ,-....1. ft . Ii... .-. .
nmn ib sn. ins iiiiiit.. iiu.i.nas
not, sirindeed it wns not. They
I were to blame who kept coaxing him
to drink. lie he he ho didn't
want to, but they kept coaxing bimfor fear of un tspVsion, " ,
TEEMS $2 per annua, in Advance.
NEWSEUIES"V01,IO,N0.2lj
nnd tin ilennlr ...! P..M tl...... .
thick- he wag go badly hurt, sir. I
'Thay aaid 0?vr ..k. .i.m. . .
..v ulunHi)u leu. J JLH'no I n I
i lhav aaia tw.
oven come to auo ua. Jiilt, sir, 1 ilnln t
1 ft 1 ..A 1 11 Mll.n. ...nHt. .1... I1,.ul. nl' .n
vuiu .1,1,111.1 n in. in" iitnu wn 111
fingers than have them come, for they
ruined him for mo, and I could not
think well of them. I tried to
Oiako him comfortablo, hut couldn't,
sir. The lady with you. sir, found
us this morning, when looking for
somebody, nnd said she would bring
you here j but, sir, you couldn't help I city, and sallied forth for Wood's
him it was too Into rt month ago ! j Museum, where tho magnificent dis
Ile suid you would come, for tho lady I piny of scenery exhibited hy the
said you would, and ho whispered i "hfondcg" now playing there had a
to me that you luid, and j very demoralizing cfii-et uprn him.
and ho would wait for meiund ho felt half persuaded to ferret
"over yonder!" 0ut Bomo ono of the many bewitching
creatures who had looked ao lovingly
Wealth in that garret '. Yes ! The upon him on his way to tho Museum,
wealth of a woman's love! The He had proceeded (iown Broadway an
wealth of lliat great love which men ! far as Houston street, nnd stood in
should better protoct than they do. (rout of Ileddy the lllucksmitb's
Think you a woman wbo'loved a man saloon, balling between two opinions
as that woman loved that man, could j whether to go or remain and jus
be won away from him and from her ins ho came to the former conclusion
purity f A million times no.' Theirs in lashionubly attired young lady,
was the love reborn of sorrow, lie .dressed in the style of the "girl of the
had fallen bad repented the love of I period," with u pretty (ace. slapped
Christ was no more than was the 'him on the buck and exclaimed in
great love of her hoart, which took that style peculiar to her class, "1 say,
him and his misfortunes to.her soul, old fellow, w hat troubles you :"
there to nurso and cure for. What Alfred looked around, blushed, and
heeded sho for work r When she sat was loth for words to reply, ns the
on the floor sowing by his bedside she dear little creature before him, stflnd-
could watch him g he slept, and
wncn loo wear)-, sleep beside him
happier than thousands of heart-stung
women who had rather, if choico he
theirs, sleep in a dungeon than bcaide
the form of one they cannot help ;
louiuiiig, us mo pure anu goon joame; proceeded towards iileeckcr street,
tho coarse, brutal tyrant, whoso mnr'. j Alfred as happy as a clam at high
tul rights are his boast and his tyran- tide, with nothing to mar his thought
nies. Women would be better it men , except, occasionally, the wife nnd fam
would have them so. Happy the man I jly he had loa at homo and the money
ut nonor.iwno wnnis 10 ne goou una
to do good ; who is, aided, encouraged
ami sirenginenea oy n true woman,
whisa hou.rt is hia, whoso pride is her
husband, and whose genllo- touch,
lovo-lit glance, street kiss, generous
confidence, and kind words, aro his
greatest reward for well-doing Give
us a man of honor, a woman of true
love, genius, versalality of worth, nnd
wo would defy all the powers of earth
to separate such hearts, or cause
cither to wrong tho other in thought
or act.
. Hero is a woman's power her
kingdom her heaven. Here she is
queen, and to her all men who live
here to live hereafter will pav homanc
with a singleness of heart proof
against sorrow, trails or seductive
wiles. The heart broken woman of
whom wo have written, has her eonn
terpnrtin thousands of high nnd low
homes, and may all who ore really
men bo more true, good, loving, and
kind to them, till shall comilo us all
on earth hnjipiness and Hint purity of
purpnso which will fit us for the voy.
age to tho other and belter side of the
river, where will como happy davs,
but never a Saturday Night. "Uriel."
Pommy.
PnixTrn's Commashmextr. The
following aro tho Commandment
ntlopted by tho printer's fraternity.
I ar'.ies visiting printing offices will
take notice and govern themselves
accordingly :
1. Entcr'softly.
2. Sit down quietly.
!i. Subscribe for the paper.
4. IVn't touch the poker,
ft. Engage in no controversy,
(i. Don't smoke.
7. Keep six feel from editor's tabic.
8. Don't talk to tho printer.
It. Hands off tho paper.
10. Eyes off manuscript.
Gentlemen observing theso rules been given to the last named hour ho
when entering a printing tillice, will j surmised bo benrd some person leav
greatly obligo tho printers, and need J i,,g the room. Quietly stealing out of
not fear the "devil. ' bed ho discovered bis pants were not
The Indies who sometimes bless nsin the position that he had left; them
with thclrpresence forn few moments, ! upon retiring, nnd. seizing hold of
nro not expected to observe tho rules j them, breathlessly drew them towards
very strictly, nnd indeed, it will be j ,jm. placing his hand on that por
agtecablo to us to hove them break tion of bis pnuts where ho had his roll
th eighth as often as convenient. Irccretcd ho discovered it was not as
11..... ....I..... :. i .1. I. . . .
"J" ""leer, uix-oin milieu oy tneir,
not whistle. inn tiey from its place of concealment
l ,i .it ii i .... ! hi" worst suspicions wero realized, a
A good old Massachusetts docfor'i. i i .i . ., ,, ,a
met u sexton in tho street one day 2 '''.Tn, k''0 Vf
AfW the usual saltttatigns, the doci ''nd ' f,0 b,U haJ bcCB Uk'C"
'"r.w-"" ,i!Lin!.''' -l .i . Almost frantic at his loss, nnd,
"Why, doctor, said the aet.on .i . , v . , .
ii.-r... I,.,.. c - i i ir , "' -apparently not knowing what he did,
ha,o:vouh.,f arroM-,Iow IoBgi'"h,hr ft -,v"ftfl',",
..1 i . i o . ,. ., , rushed into the street with nothing on
,i , , 01 lr" ,rm..Pt
u,ui, 11111 a snuw 01 intiignanon,
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I . v: , : u'v .' '
Itlka.. -1.11 iL. l
I- , r T1 r ...
,licl. conlin nrd the do nr '
1 como into mr nfiice and 1 will Ll 1.
como into my oftice, and I will pay U.
I don't want to hnvo yon around so ' . !rT0,T
The sexton was even with him i ' 1 "l "? "K'e of f,,"'-fiT0 degewa,
L ! . tu i L ,m''"d not being a very valorous person.
however: tnrnlrtL' around to thn doc ...... ' 1 . .,',...'
lr, he replied :
"Ah, floVtor, 1 cannot afTcnl tn bury
3 3 cv imstntws nas never neen so
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. f oe.-n since j ou oegttn
10 tir.lct en."
- ,
.
Haiiits. Like flukes of snow tk.t
fall nnperecived npnn tl . .),, ,,0 i '"mi, graiing his band and com
seemingly unimportant o.c.ts of life i n,,,,u'''1 'elating his advent uros, which
succeed ono another. As the snow
gnlhers together. aro on r habits
formed. No single (lako Hint is nd-
(Vd to the pile produces a sensible
chang ; ho singleaetion creates, how- ' 1,1 "D missinir money couiti
evcrltmsyexbillitamalscllatlltler;'H,5 ,0"n''- P""')' Wfro U con-
but as thu tempest hurls the avalanche ! Vl'.vcJ l"',r,", Ju-lice Lcdwilh at Jef
down tho mountain, and overwhelms ,0l'""i Market yesterday mnrningnnd
the inhabitant ami his habitation, so 1 rom"ill'l " 'ho station honso until
r....l,.n ... .1.- .i . ..-.this mornime fiir thn iiiifivi.a nf una.
i.o"m'.., ui-iHii; mi vuu I'li'iiieuts oil
I ' j,;f ..-.?
1ron,rht t oar-lli-i- bv im,.,-rcei.lible ac.
enmulatinn, may overlhrow the edifice
of truth and virtue
.
A Detroit girl, who wears ft beaver
and carries a cnnC. tried to kiss n hotel
j waiter tho other dn The inultctl
' Vnut h foimihiinrd tn I hn hih'lliil-il a im
informed tlie oflen ler Hint she must
i res nee t ibn men uImhiI ttm l,,,,wo nr
l..n,.
! . . .
m - .
It is said a girl in Wisconsin wnl- i
1 lowed forty Percussion cnn. Her
I mm her relruincd (mm annnlinc l ew
tr
WDAT TTODBLLD Dlil,;
Hea.e fr.n- n II, f "V.rl. rl.rne" .
I.-Inf thrmti f.ntMt.ajatnre
enier i ntern Uni fied Isoltan for an
l:lnc'e I iilriieinmrnt-iiaeralletf
hy Hit lleanlllul I)Iomi
Tlie ftratipn fteulia whii h'mitt of
our country rouMna are Mmprlled to
iiiidfrfrn while wamletinif in, and
pac.inij aivMind our prcat Mlioa.iit truly
wondirlul. Onu gi-nerallnii tine not
geem to learn from anoiLtr, bernii
tho game ncta aro weoklr If imt rtnily
report oil liy tho pro, Htid rndice.
'Iho fnllnwiiire we find' rVrfirte( In n
late litinibi r of tho Novr Ynrlj JfrrnU,
and should be a warning to all "(IrunkV'
or "green ic."
"On Thursday nflernoon n man
claimed to bo Alfred Canii-ker, and
. .... ... i . .. . .
in thia Viiy ost,.iiilily f'.rr the pui-ino
- .i..eHijr n bill of bokI, hadnj'
in bis possoHMon ?2.ih.KI in gret'tibitcks
c. t a-o S.'iUO bills and otto Ul.Oun
bill milking bis hend'innrtcrs at. tin
Westchester IIouso, corner of ltroome
street and the liowery. Feeling some
what lonesome, as it was the first time
ho bad ever been away u night from
his wife nnd family, and, being blessed
with n fun. loving disposition, he con
cluded to visit some one nf the many
places of nmusement in this seductive
ing under a gas lamp, was, in his eye,
tho finest specimen of femininity ho
bad ever before encountered. Her
name, yro t., is ilury llisto.
His bashltilness gradually wore off,
and, proffering her his arm tho two
bo had about his pcison ; the tormor
trouble was expelled by the thought
that sho was far awn- and would
never know his unfaithfulness, nnd ns
to the latter, he knew ho hud tho
money secreted away in a blind pocket
in his pants. It did not need much
pcrsuuainn on the part of .Mary to
procure Alfred's consent to accom
pany hertohcrroom,No.l.'ll niecckcr
streot, whero they were shortly after
wards joined by two of her compan
ions, named Mary Jane Fatten nnd
Charles Jameson, tbo latter a nice
young man and a particular friend of
.Mary, who had accidentally dropped
in. Alfred1, who is a gnod naftired
man, concluded that a friend of Mury
was a friend of his also, and as be was
extravagantly arrayed in n faultless
suit, wilh his "hair parted in the mid
dle," ho cultivated his"Neqitnintnef
and entered into a lengthly discussion
of tho benefits likely lo result from
bestowing the elective franchise on
the people of tho Southern States.
This nice young mnn fully concurred
in everything that Alfred said, nnd
befuro they parted hud become fast
friends, Alfred engaging him as head
siilesinan in bis store at tho munificent,
salary of f?2,(0i) pcryearsnii "found."
Whilo this conversation was being
carried on. tho party indulged iu
several drinks at the Southerner's
expense, until the latter, became
somewhat sleepy from long trnvel and
worn out with bad whiskey, concluded
to retire, and Jameson and his com
panion left tbo room, nfler taking an
affectionate good Highland promising
to see him again on the fallowing
morning.
Alfred states that about one o'clock
he and his companion retired, but
thoughts of his family and the snoring
of Mury prevented him from sleeping.
j He beard the clock strike two, three
I and four, and as the last stroke had
CIered his m
, T V rmerp(1 n' "
bo.n "il ,Ji'
largo as it was when reining, unit a
mind that ha
l.'emovintr Iho
him but his linen, shouting -mimic
ler;
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Whilo proceeding
, i
n this novel enstnmo no Blceekor
l0"i,r'1" Broadway (Rvn Pitts.
... J
""' ' "lr,iX" rn'f,.nlV bn
i ' t ,,;;
siirniisr-u il was a NiKMiK ami i i rninr.
I ina- across tbo sidewalk IIVd.t
l ,,,jH mornen. ,,,.,,. ovor 1 ' 'a
t. u . . .1.. .
iiiu-iii.
1 he two
r0 t ,, moment, the t.celera
1 . . . W ' . 1 . '
1 hair on end, and pale from fright ; but
! Alt"re?tl. beholding his shield and nni-
; ""'Icd in the ollicer's nceompanyitig
,,lm t0 ,h? I,0" arresting the
ll'rp' Pn''"ol hail been in the
, r"om w "h 1hp nb"-tnnate Southerner.
." i r ' ' --"-
rurmu- addiiionnl eviil.-nc m.ni.wi tl.n
prisoner. ; but In the meaniiine it is
""IT0"''1 "'C money or a portion of il
I 1,0 refunded and the prosecution
i abandoned.
j "
I Tho marvelous fentol elcfrrni.hin '
j to England the entire message uf tint
Presiiielil. wna acciiiiirvlittlio,! mr....
'"Hy. The message appeared in the
i London i.ni.i.ra aimiiliimtoiiialt- niiL
1 it. i,iili!l,.ui.,, i ,s ,i..;i,. t
. . 1 'J I 1
1 1 his count ry .
i.Ti.n ..;..l. " ;,i .i. l..- .
l.,.n !, . J i, ;. ,i..... t ...i
,' b-tausv-it "a sheep."