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ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW, .
Clearfield, Pa.
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With promptness and fidelity. Office in residence
f William A. Wallace. janlliTO "
A. W. WALTERS,
ATTOItNEY AT LAW,
C'learfit-ld. Pa.
3QuOffieo In the Conrt Iluor. - deel-1
H. W. SMiTH,
ATTOR,EY-AT-LAy ,
JJ0 Clearfield, Pa.
ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORN KY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
XOOtt In the Court (Idum. Jfllf:
JOHN H. FULFORD,
ATTOUNEY AT LaW,
tlir(irld, Pa.
Offlvt on lUrkot 8t , o"cr Haruwirk A Irwin
Dnijf Store.
Prtimrt attention piren to th trrnrlnf
T nnantT, CtniniK, Ac, and to all legal buiinea.
Mrch IS, IH7 ly.
TMOl. J. W'CI'LI ore. WM. H. Hrri.I.0!'08.
T. J. MoCULLOUGH & BE0THEB,
AITUKNKYS nr LAW,
Cleartirld. Pa.
Oflee oa Market "treer one dnr eaitof lha Hear
Held County Bank. M Tl
J.
B. McENALLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
Lef;a1 bn.ineee attended to promptly with
fidelity. oflHe oa oeeond ftreet, atore the Firt
Vauonal Rank. l;3o:7l-vpd
KOBERT WALLACE,
ATTORNEY -AT- LAW,
Wallaretou, Clearfitld (ounty, Peun'a.
)?w.All legal butineH promptly attoocled to.
J. r. IBT m ,..fi. L. kSKH
IEVIN 3f KEELS,
Suooetrnr to H. B. f woope,
Law and Collection Otice,
J070 CLr.AUFIKLlt, PA.
WALTER BARRET"
i
OBeo oa Soeood St., Clearfield, I'a. .r:i,0(
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A ad Real l-Mate Arf't. ( IrarHrld, Ta.
Office nn Third itr"t, bet.CI:frrv I v.. I not.
mnd hutinc londa In Clearfl-M and eijoiniT)
oontiei ; aod with aa nzpertnc or iwmnty
ymr at a eurreTor, Qkitivra aiuioif tHut h oao
roar aatUfaitioB. iehth.'Ci if
J. J. L INGLE,
ATTORNEY -AT - h
1:11 Oaeeola. t learnelil Ci... P.
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J. BLAKE WALTERS,
REAL ESTATE EIJOKER,
A1t rKALKR IX
Saw I-;? and ?zmler9
CLCRriKl.n, I'A.
r.eal Etate bnnrht and aold. tiiit eminrd.
tax pid, and onvrvanf prrj tared.
JHastoiiie rtuilduifi. Hwrn So 1.
OSieo In
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' ORVIS &. ALEXANDER,
A ll i if N KYS A T l.AII'.
Ilrllel.inte. Pa. .jplJHi y
DR. T. J. BOYER,
V n V 4. 1 r 1 a v a v n - r tr r. v v
OISs, an Market Street, floarSdd. P..
a-nffi! koara: 10 1? a. m . and 1 to f p. m. ;
DR. W. A. MEANS,
physician ti sr 1: g e o n , I
Ll'TllEUslU'KO. I'A. i
Will attent prof.eional call, p.-ornptty. auplfl-?fi
DR. Al THORN,
PHYSICIAN & Sl'IlfiEOX,
"TT AVINll lmtl al Kil.rt.n, fl"arliri eo
11 Pa., ..a.re b,. pr..i...i.H.ai ee-iee. io is,
ij(Sej! ul iht !urTtunitr. eornl.7. c:. ti t
DR. J. F.
P II Y S 1 C I A S
WOODS, j
4 St'Kijbl'N. i
Hvin nmoeed lo As..s.ll.. Pa ..Sera bin ear 11. V. lligler A Cw' llarjaare ali.ra. Jianl. ,r,.j,,c,;, i a ieinly and to illdiv.d
froleaeioaal art ns- U the pctt'e ot that rla-I ' tluls Convicted ol (illenses. t hat a "Crime
and lh eurrouuios cosntrT. A II esil. smmstl.
aiteit j.J tu.
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F. B. READ, M. D., j
TIIYSK'IAS AXL sri'.GtON, '
K)lrrloaia, Ta. i
taerp,f,,'lT oflera hi. eerrieat lo Ihe ei-iieni of I
iba currosodiojc country. apr.l' Aa.pl
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KLINE,
M. D.,
p n Y S 1 C I A N
s r i; (; r. o x
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ptieM-nsal eria to ihe peni le .f laat
pi. an furrnundni( S"antry. All r.i(. rrei-Tty
alteei led to. set. I I if.
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P. BURCHFIELDi
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VnlunTfra, aafinr rtrii frB tav Armr,
ffffw bi rnfoMinnal aervitbaa to t tit ci(iin
ef I'Uarflsa.J e anir.
ffa ,,lr.l s'W fHptW m.
OH fn Sof.to 1 -trrat, JirnarlF tn,wr'
Hr. W.h,,. far. tt
JEFFERSON LIT2,
p ii y s i c i .ssr n g i: o x ,
n A VI "CO, l"-.ed at l.e.-la. r.. ft.sHi
rr.fct-tnasl Ti- ... isr p.-jpl; uf thai
pi' e asd eserone Ore. e-rM-r
Sa,AII sal!" rr-"' at-- "1 to. O-.
and ee.'.eseeoa Portia fl., t !. iW o.-tired
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JAMES C. BARRETT,
Justiee of the Peaeo and liireneed Coneeyaaeer,
I.uthcrsbtirg, Clearfield res. Pa.
-CVfi'llei-tinn.. A remittaneet promptly made,
and all kind, of legal In.trnnicnu aioculcd on
hort notice. mayt,70lf
GEORGE C. KIRK,
J ml ice of tbe Peaea, SurrcyoT anti CunTeTDcr,
I.utlierhbur. Pa
All huMDCJifi iotrute to bim will brprmptlr
ttiTili-d to- r-ron wthuiff t uii-loT fur-
4 vrrr will do wHI to f ir him mil. a.i It iln'ten
lliiiis n lUat hp mn rnilrr Tiinrmn. ui
ronrpyaii'. rtlrt of a ifTT'wnw.t, and 11 ljril
papcri, promptly and neatly exccairU. marJt'vp
MRS. S. S. LIDDELL'S
MARBLE & STONE YARD,
rl.F.ARFlKI.I), PA.
2.ff"FSnp'on Roed Street, aetr PennwrtTania
I'.ailruad drpot.
may lH,-7Tf.
HENRY RIBLtNG,
H0l'6, FIliN A ORKAMKNTAL PA1NTLR,
Clearfield, Peuo'a.
The frrpeoin and painting of church and
other puMio kuildiniH will reciire Tiarluulir
attention, an well Uie painting of carnaeoa atd
.l. i.-S.. Uildini done in the neoteat 1yl' . All
work wamintr d. Bhup on Fourlh ttreet, fnrmerlj
oocupicil by l.q-jlre bhuirarl.
oct It JO
G H HALL
PRACTICAL rUMP MAKER,
KEAU CLFARriELP, TENN A.
r-Putnpa alwaya on hand and inado to ordtt
o-i flirt notiee. 1'ipea horrd on nn.i.nnl.le trnni
All work wrrant.-d to rondel uliaiaelion. and
drlircrcd if dc.lrrd m.iijypd
DANIEL M. DOHERTY.
BALEEE & HAIE DEESSEE,
BErtlND STItriT,
jyU c 1. 1: a n n k 1. 1. I "
DAVID REAMS,
SCRIVENER 1 SURVEYOR,
I.ullirraburg. Pa.
THE roh5riSer ..Urn hi .ervieeto tSe pu!,e
in the eapacitvof rnrivenar and riur.eyor
Ail nolle f..r iorreymg promptly attend.-! to. and
tli.-makiog of dtatla, deed, and other legal incre
ment, ol writing, eieuled without delay, and
warranted to be correct or noharye.
SURVEYOR.
THK andemgned ofTrrs hie tervieee ai a Far
eror, and may he tound at hi. reiideneu, in
Lawrence townrhip. Lottori wOl reach him di
rected t" riearBeld, Pa. .
j.,f. jamhs KnrnEi.i.
J. A. ELATTEKBEEGEE,
Claim and Collection OITice,
OsCEOLA. Clearflei rCo.. Pa.
r-Conearan.-in; and all l'rsl pa;ee draws
a lib aeenraev and diE.aieh. Iitafu on and pat
,r.-' H.-kete'to and from any pom! in l.ompt
.
roenrr,.. .
CHARLES SCHAFER,
EAGEIt BEEI5 RKEWER
Clearfield,
Ta.
II
ivivn rented Mr. Kntre- urcwery B'
hope, ly atnel attention to b:mneui an.i
ilic oiatiinictore ol a enperlor arn.-le ol oi.i-n
to rec-iva the palronage of all the old and uj
new eostoinera. Aup. Jj, tl.
1
FO RCE E,
THOMAS H
1R A l.rR IK
GENtKAl. MKRCnAVMSE.
(.I1AI1 tMTOHi. Ta.
Alio.ettenii.e irjni.fsetner and deeler in Fipinre
TimSer and Saoed Lnii.l-crf all km..
etr-Oid-ea eIititid and all till prnwplh
f,.e,t. If't.'L.
ro. ai.airr siikot aia:iT w. atarrr
V. ALBERT & EROS.,
Manufacture" A eiteueiic pc.ema
S-ed Lumber, Square TinihfT, ttc,
wootiLAN i, PICN N'A.
rar-Order. elicited. Eilli filled on ibort notice
sod reasonable terae.
A t t rem Woodland !'. O.. CWSet.1 (V. Pa.
jeii-ly
Sl.bl.KT A HloiS.
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
iir.ncn ant.
I renrhillle. t Icarlield C'oai.ty, Ta.
Keepe oon.tantlT wo band a fall serttnent of
lny tl.MHla. Ilardwawe. lr-riee and ererTtliina
o.un'.lr kept Is a retail elore. whi-h will be soul.
f,ir ew"h. a cheat. a elwheee in Iba ooanty.
rren,-h.ille.Jiine7. ts(17 ly.
P FllBEIM HACK'MAN. ''he Governor, it. const ruin the ap-
U H CVn PVnTor and Pe ' ph.-t.on. expred htmsell unw,ll,n'C
House and S.pn Pamter and Papery iiIprforp' whh tlie B(.ti,in ,,r ,,
Hanger, Courts in these cases, contending thai
tlearliew. 1'e.in' a(1jot W1uj (je 1iM1Iult.r,l(M,ai
V it!e,r,,,,cj..h,inb,.!icproxrtl andnnd 1(ml Uo (iU :iird ,
1,.-..rk-.hl!:! !L1 Ufttil! nn ,m.,P. even though it
- - . " " "
.1 ac m j unr a
1 11 w ' " " ' '
Maraet rllrc-t. Clearfield, fa.
(RliVOS MAPI: A SPFflAI.TV.-w 1
N
Til ITlVr? male In el u.lt, a. w.ll a
In!
m.nt or fluv's. fii.i;i;..se..rKs and
TLKl osfol'lf VIKWS. frame., turn ar.y
it ' le e I I
uUin. nutie to oroci. ap:.
C. KRATZER &. SONS,
U It I' il ANTS,
nvai.es IB
ai.ara is
Tv. f!nnf?B. Clothinf. Tl.nilware.
Dry GoouB, ClolLing;, Uavdvare,
Cutlery, Qaeeneware.
firceeriea, Vro.i.ica. aad
Skir.l.a.
t'lrarlicld, rran'a.
ttir-At their sow euro roeai.oa Seeosd rrret.
. nnll inar.a a. saeif canaT.
rrriT T nTe-TiTTOTI f. PIPPV
. xiujjiju tt suoa b tnisui)
r.OOKMXLKliS,
Iilailk I.OOk Manufacturers,
AXI gTATIOMlKS,
.Varkfl SI-, Philadelphia.
fc,Pa.cr ri 'or Sack, and Ilaira. rnelas.
It-ocr. Nor. Vrarniiif, Curtain and W .i
P.r.
..lypd
aV
n Tlx niton
ri:r.rv packett,
JUarofaeloeer af
"r--,
i, Copra a"-3 Sli.?rt-L-on VTaro.
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Il !:r,j, ft "D'tn; l.i b w-rt d"ne OS
aai.osaiia trial.
f b peH .'Vet aval'r opr....::t :!.a Jail,
4'. ; rvFiRrtTT ii. r .
DREXEL k CO.,
a, 3t walli Third Wlreel. PhitadeJprila.
n.f.1'laf:RR,-
And Dea'eT in Govemmfnt ST'fitfS.
Ar.-liealiH S wa ' will e i-r Tif
tins, ai! a'l ir f'-iwani eh-erlMi,) tarf h-
Ord--
-! tf
STRICT Ti
ti1 .U. II Li L I J
THE KEPUBLIVN.
CI.KA1.FI ELD, Va.
WEHNESUAT MOHNIMi, MARCH 29, 17I.
mi; nv. LxtKi.MioR.
A rlood portetitona of d; frnt
Ifanfa otpt th parlr of dtyrit,
And. trrmblinr? f'r th-ir brad sod batter,
1U frighten'd leadrrt faintly n;uH-r,
kp Klaxt
The lipb't-lryi of tbe pe'ipl'a wratii
I In-ih TiridlT upon tlu-ir path,
Bnl atitl io crmjkrd way thft wander
And Iiap, while aearchin? fnr noT- j, lander,
Ku Klui
Ft ill ata;rr oa U:w mav.a'd hack a,
hu!Ainu ly tnrk'ry, lanf . lax,
Ht airindtre hi Chorpranine.
feliil 3tcmJiog aa tbry'r mnrnmriar,
ku K.ux !
And now th plund nnit darVlt low'n
Aod murky ahndnwn o'er them puon;
tnclofil ID lata th.ek'Binjt prtovaa
They ihuut f avart Uir hat nn-j; doom,
Ku Kim !
Th d'titmld folk trt rtirnt.
Aad knek (littuti-r with deceit.
!ark portent with dnrk lfif mftinr.
Ihy Dauot thoir bloody fhtrt. repeating
Ku Klux !
Arraigned for all their wickrdacta,
Tbtr vile oflf-neea pror'd aa facta.
Their rMurd black with many a erinta.
They aiuut. Ui plead tor time,
ku klux!
Now. reaantt, rhetoric, Grures, facta,
Th aarredneaa of frdcra! p-ct,
I'uiloaophy and Holy rit.
Fall down Ire lore tliia itrokn of wit,
kuklui!
A warning from thr liberal branch :
' I'-eware llir popular a'aUnnhe !"
A vo io all trr-uiuious with alnjut
hhrieka out the hdca!' tct xt night,
Ku Kin I !
from f ftm'twry lnilg Pmtriot,
The Punishment of Crime.
To understand the proposition made'
i. 1 1... l.w.,,.t... r u a;. ... t..;
tentiarr nt i'liiludclphia, to the tiov-
ernor hir the panlon of certain pris-
onurs, it is staled that the application
arns ImispiI on L wo nronoi.i lions first.
there were a lnr"o number of nrion
il,.,,., i,.,nlll, 'i.,r,e. l.,.tle
io t xpii'o by limitiiiion. Il was
i. il..,i ..n i..l,,.. i.'ih. ,..N
or the justice, would retilt, if their
ibanlisr.-n was nnticitinted bv nardtm
A large number recently sentenced
for long torma, necessarily cave few
opportunites for depleting the pnpnla-1
lion. As there were more prisoner
than rooms for them to occupy, the
prison au-horitiea Iclt jusiified under
tho circumstanees of making nn eflort
tr. .,llrn ll,n i net i t tl t inn f.f tl.io our.
nltis population Tho other cround wntiiccoiiirary.il tho Dny nner pocket. and Uiousatids without even a Stale are lamentable. Most or them , easily taiijrl.t ; cr,.w livo on w I. at ' 2:"'. " "'"
li... 17. Jlni PU J '..tch is n,a rned a dollar ; if pare,.,, and fr,r,-i, ars- rich w.w -1 -. at once : U,ey can t ..d, and tliey can Una any- , .
erally npprecint'od or -HerM.X l;, -' ' V.? -und eonst.tiitton. a good atom-1 if all d.sfrancb.sing law, were re,H,l! t 005 thn .... t Vi do ; they !
tbe iiuhlic. that time is no clement iu
. ' . n.. .a
r.tlfiiMl.niPllt. 1 lift 1iri4ftn llllllriIHl.
In,,. i;,rii. nr rvTvnr.inrn Imrn
. . J ' 1 V
.otind tlmt in the liistm-v ni most eon -
vies, alter imprisonment, there is a
. . a.. .
.s . .. s. , ..a., v
per:
id when the re--.ll o! ptmisliment,
( as tl.fif roullll tal trlt nrn l! V II lb
derslood, -becomes efTcclive in other
words, w hen such result is renched. to
restore tho convict to liberty, ful'y
impressed with the deleniiinuiioii lo
leud an honest lite, is a pain to lite
prisoner and to society. Tti1: titinib.T
of years inliicted by a sentence, or a
t,l.l.ni,.tit hna tin esnler ctTeel in
.i,.r..,u,,.nr imt.riivin.. the indi-. i.'tial.
than the number .f atripes civen bv
parent to a child, in correcting t.
evil for whieh the p.in.-htneiil wa-
inflicted. 1 1 is not ti.e amount or pun
ishment. hut tho etleetive appdiealion
of il this Jailer can only be applied
..rr - et,.eri,.er-e in th.sio who
; inflict it So it is with the imareera
jtionofalargonunibiir.il peoprc in a
prison i nere are ninny n is true,
i tiver whom punishment has no mrtu
'enec, but al the same time there is a
' large number, who subjected 10 pnn
! ishmctit are benefited and improved,
and it may be, reformed, within the
! period fur W hich the sentence was in-fli-led.
Theso views jusiified the prison
'. ..Mil. ..eill .... in ,,., 1.- ir .n a.i.ilii.iit inn
i i.,..u J.i...,i
! w ithin lhee cIusm-s ll:s I'.xei -lleney
1 the Governor, in construing the ar-
was applicj for on ihe ground sulmiil-
- tr, ...a. ...a,
,',,. 'J O theSUlKtrticial otsaerv-
. cr the Gorer"'.r w.ts right, and the
olliccra of tho IVnilenliary have no
. ' ... .. ...
nnn,l,l.ll ... .11 11 L- . 11 lltl. , 1 1 I It C O I I ll B . I
lion.
rp.i n r us il inn. ill.. n ri-iim. .
1 thus suggested us controlling
I'nlil
i ((ie law s,u
Iks to nifKiilK-u. a to,.
maKe p...i.M,meni n..re..p n .
, - a , r
moral science, intn a mrniai inui. nn
duty, it would rol b- possible that
i experience ublainrd in tins penilrn
tiary can exert ise the in pornht antl
ipces.ary reforms, l.ng sentences
under tho tonuniilati'Hi law fail in
. flinl. m,r.ifl.r.a 1 i.it. l,iilinClSI F, IC
' young oflenden., for Iheit first oflense,
are illliriotis. It is deemed far mote
cla-s" should be established, than that
moderate pun is luti ei, t shot: Id c?i I a in !y
fiiltow thecomtiiisaion of crime. Tl ee
are the views as far as they ran be
'ascertained which were given to the
t.orernor by the otio-ers ot the pern
tertiary,
nutl a lull it'.veaf. gallon ot
the ni tienlars will lead all r fleeting
men t lielieve that penal s'ien-e a-
I row adininistered in this rnnntry" l
j in Us ttitaney. There is more in pun
I ihm-nt than incarceration in a prison,
! and to investigate ar J develop what
this i. becomes a (titration of seienre.
'and has nothing to tin with the emo
ti r prei.ii-e.
.power Vin.i.l i ' o
.i . inMni.
j A 1?
i Pur-jo mir.ils em lo be governed
bv a s irl of evil f ile wbi. ti iu..ke
them rivg 'tic in w l.ufever cm'-f.-iK
wor.Mv lniiness. but bat kw.ird in re
l.g.ous work. II. -w common are tiie
coiiijih.iiits, "I huveu't tituej" aud.
1 1 am not ad.ii.p'd lo lius.' made. too.
I V m.'o w ho never lurk ri! hep time or'
t.ilenl lor trsie. for ..i ni un et n-s,
tor stiidv, lor nny kii d of s. eu..,r
, work winth their heart; are ? on.
PRINCIPLES;
CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29. '1871.
Will He Succeed?
In nine cae out of Ion no mtn't
I i to will bo a cU(:es if ho tlw nr
licar burdctii in liia cliildlicwHl. If the
lotidnot-H or tlio vanity of fatlior or
mullicr liava Itcut him I'roia Imrd
work; if another nlwnr hplped him ' eight o'clock, unticrtliochnro of (Jon.
out of tlio end of hid row: if intia;'ductor lruiT. "othiiiL' tninsnired to
of taking l.ia turn at piteliiiif; ofT. In
mowed awnv all the time in ahort, i;
what was liirlit alwuvn fv.II to liira.
and what ws houvv el-out the aanic
work to aomo tne elo; if he has hrcrij
permitted to shirk till bhiikin" han
tiei'uir.o a LaLit unless a miracle ih'
wiotint, his lilo will he a tailure, and
the bliinio will not be half no inuchhi.'
as that ot weak; loolieli purents,
On the other hand, if a brf ha bet a
brought tip to do" his part, never al-
lowed to shirk any legitimate rc:ion -
siliility, or to dode work, whether or
not It niuilo his heart ache, or soiled
his hands out il bearing heavy hur-
dens become a mutter of pride, the
heavy end of the wood his from ohoicc
-parents aa they bid bim p;ooJ bye.
may dismiss their fears. Ilia life w ill
not be a busincse failure. Tho ele
ments of success are his, and at some
time and in armie way the world will
recufjuize his capacity.
Take another point. Money is the
object ot the world's pursuit. It is a
;iliinatc objuet. It icivcg bread and
clothini; and homes und comfort.
j nu norm mis noi juileu w noilv tin
" ' m im-.i ii nu. uiatir lur I'Ollltlli
i -I i. . : i i . i . l ..- .
a man oretitiiea to bini.ff coiiimiriit irele
more or less on Ins ability to earn
money, and aomuwbat on the nmoun'
of his .ossesiotia. If bo is miserably
poor it argues either aome delect ii,
his expundilures, or a lack of fanes'.
tojenpewith men in the battle for
g'il'1 jlbeeiillsof Wost Virginia, when the
When a counlrv bred bov Icawsleondurtor reccid another shock.
(home it ia penoraily to enter npon
8on,c. '"'"'ncsa, the end of which is to
aei uire property : una lie will succeed
Jusl proportion as lie has been made
10 r!,rn " "Tc in iiis childhood.
11 n". lhc money lie hug had come,
.ii iaiitiri a iiiiir jiiitcn in me sprint;.;
"'llini? iia prviduce after weary i
niotiths ot wutcliiiiir nnd toil in the
or from tillinj; wdodctiucka at
I six cents a head, or from t rat. nine
i ""'-ruts and ac!Iinj their skins I. a j
"hilling- aeltinrrtiares in the lull for
pu,". n" wuiwinr; miles to see then
' ,IC ""'""ning before the old folk !
w,'rc "P '""skiiig corn for a neighbor
" 'H"v i a u ix-ma B
j 1"",hl'1 i vi-kniff out an oeea,inni(
d:,y ',n,l " ork "' 'ir""o ''n mndr
possible he is good to muke his pile
' " "lO VoHd.
I money pcni.iea to tmy candiea und
flail 1 . liriiiL kt tan if aattialfc lit al iltiarrinnlitNi
",r ' "
I wants and he had iruwn to inatttimHl
.
nr. I 10 r.mi. uiinf ,nl t ,o tfne .1 1 1
,'r. fliaae.,.!..!.......- 1I..1I ll.n .,,J.I . ill
i - -"
1 T'Vir J T
T-'"" 7: i: ' '
sum : anu 111c latin is not so mncn 111-
j'" 1 "ll . " , IU"'Ul . '" "0Vt" 1
; "' "epenu on nimseii tin
not make him wail six months to got !
money to replt.ee a lost jack ki.ilu. '
I'.i'cry one lias to roush it at one
time, or another If the rough in
Iconics in boyhood, if docs good
Mater, when habits uro -firmed, it
1 ctiunlly tourjh
but not being edueti
"""I. i generally us. lcs
And tU
question whether a young man wt.i
wrcvd in making money or not de
I lM,,,, not "rn" er i,r F" or hat
I 'I1, but upon his a illi.igtic tod.,
I lmr'-" unJ ul",n '" ' earnei
money, nnd so gamed a knr-wl
dge fd
its worth. Nol a bltlo of bis valua
ble experience and knowledge tin
country boy gets on the old farm,
under the tutelage of parents shrew
enough to see the end Iroin the negub
ning, and to make the labor and gnf
of children contribute to the success
of subsequent ble jlr.irlh and Hntni
?Ltrr. How many persona nre
there that go to bed al a reasonable
honrT Mnnv will sit np reading r.r
1 nr c.ifiversing until twelve, one, cr
'even two ..'clock at night This is
"'! ' -I """
H-T do retire, cannot
sleep. They gradually i r ,.
j ,ocomc rl'" i -eb.l.tate.l ;
j being unable to aceou.it ftp this eoui-
, ciution, they co.iai.lt a pbys.cian
! 1 v'u, '". 'c.nea are prese, .leed and
sun toe oiineuiiv exists, j ne mem
I , 1 . ,
' " r ' " ' ' - ""-" "
. r. I , , '
its. and he, too. is at loss, to understand
proper salutary eflert.
The patient
cnaiiges p.ijsit iuiis, anu so
.. , i . i j
IB 1' 'Illl'vlU'l I IIIIUIII in nu, mhui
,(i . reniPeratiVe
or grm, u rernperaliVri
,v I,,iwcr of leep, and the patient com '
. r- i
para.iveiy recovers tor a lew motiios. i
w hen, il the same lnil.it ia continued,
be relapses into bis former condition
Slimy iMrsons will tell you they can :
not sleep if they go to bed at tunc or
let. o'clock in the evening; and this
is troe, when the nervous system has
been abused; but when persons will
retire at a reasonable hour, they will
soon fall asleep nnd one hours sle p.
previous lo twelve o'clock alnii.nl.
Will do the svstem more goisl tuan
three honr alter that time Silling
up h.te al night impairs the eyes and
destroys the complexion, which a:d
nitieh misery lo the litu ot young la-1
dies. Vot.nw men whnnld bear ii '
mind, when they inf r'. their socir: '
on the lair sex 1,11 a late hour . I
night, that thev can leave w hen the-
I, .l n.,.l,n.cl l..'.i t,. .....,'
oelled I" ei.terlain them di.rin e il,e'.
j visit M'.h -nl I;, porfrr '
. j Ptolvi.Rs asp Mkn. It is said thai
,, ,. , , ,
fill of tli.wers emits no f.-agranee - the
bit.! nf Patadiau, the tntrat iK-autiful f
birds, give, no somr; ll.e rvprew of.
l.reece, the tinest i trees, yields n
fruit ; dandiea, the sloniesi .f mn.
Iiave no enc ; an 1 b..l rum b'l'e-.
the loveli.'t creatures ia the worl...
genurallv dittoinlv no. re so
If your lamp of prosperity is b" n
out by ll.e w..,,U, tio not sii down d
cty in the uar, but sir.kr a niat b
and re bght v nr taper
i- ''vrVr. hc.
REP
NOT MEN.
Twins Born on a Eailway Traia.
Tbo Columhna (Ohio') Statrtman
tell tba following :
"The I'acitio xprw train, on the
Panhandle Railroad, loll lite folumbun
dopot ono Friday evening lately, at
diKtorb the monotony of tlio con due
lor'a call on drowy pasaeittjrrn lor
"tickets, irontlcmen," until Hie train
tie! ween lX-nnifon and Ntetiben-
villc. Then ho wna notiricU that a
Indy liantenner dooired hi tirem-nee.
lie lotind the lady evidently in aome
' eiubarratwinetit. Io his aOirmative
response to the oncrv
hcther he wa
la mitmeu man. Ihn u(y atnts.1 tu .
' "ho was on her way Iron Cincinnati
to meet her husband in New York,
Und that a crisis was impending;, in-:
volvinj; thcappeariticc nfan additional i
passenger. 1 his startled the eondue- j
tor, of course: but with heart as
big as an elephant, lie set to work to i tj'me Congress has
make tho lady comfortable. All the;and the Executive
paswenfrara were iramedialeiy shuflled
into another car, and auch female as-
sistatico us could be procured on thojciat-tcd bv public opinion before tin '
I ----- --
Un a briel time the little atraii'-or a
fine, bouncinrr irirl ia tho phmae put
in on itiipearance, and the conductor
ctin;ratulated bimsidf on a bnppy e
leope from a dilemtna. With a heart
ovcrfiowinr with eymtiatliv, be ar
raneu nn imprompin warurone lor
I. ..... . I ... I r I : .
, 1 nv iwi iiiuii miir in.u urav.uun-
ilerc'lothitirr. Il was nol evsctlir in '
'the sivle oi those 'uilitnl outfits ad
' vertised in the Near York papers, yet
il served a good purpose.
"Rut this was not all. The train
, left Mtoiihenville on time, and was
Isnon thiinderinr; th.-onrrh and around
I Thistinie.it wu a 'fine, bounniu" boy.' ,
! Twins, by Jove : One a llnukeye and .
: tlio oilier a l'antianuier. ine n-main-
dor ot I iniry a linen went lo start the
little fellow on bia journey throucb
the wo: Id. 1 lien, lor l.-ar ol what
iniiriu nave otipjn'oeo, me train wus
hurried up ; in due time it reuched
Pittsbunrh. und the lady and two an
ticketed naaaenrni were teaderlyeon.
veved to comfortable vtuarlera at the
I'nioa I lepra Ilotol. when a toletrram
was forwarded to the lin-hand in New
l irk, wntcu w .ii jironan:y nu mm out
of bis boots. '
'At lusi advices, the mother and
i-uum-cu wi-iw uu...K
Riru WiTtiorr Mosrr. Many
man is rich w ithout money. Thona-1
ands of men witbotit nothmp: in the
, eh, a good liead piece, is 1K b
uu"u
' aa. a. !...( I aa I.nn ...! -4 . Iah rwk
,'"in - r? .... , n-.i;M;iUnifi.M id....w.
1 mQHcio lltati nilver : Bntl ncrv that
. 1
fl..ol. t, .- an i a-.u e Mr. aaw.waw t n aian
fl ...t. f. 4 .. .. a... .
... ...... - k.. ,
l"n?,0n' feWW ' 1
. .
it . if irr 1 lan tamica ettaie .11
"BT0 U"
riL'ht kind of father and
nmli.cr.
Good breeds and bud breetls exist
among men, as really as atnonw bcrd
and horses Education may do much
to check evil tendencies, or to develop
good one; but it ts a great thmg t--
inherit the right proportion of lucul
tie to start wilh.
The mun is rich who lias a good
diaMsttion w bo is naturally kind,
patient, cheerful, hopeful; nnd who
has a flavor of w it and fun in bis com
position. The hardest thing will. in
ibis life, is a man's own self A cross.
selfish fellow a I'miil, rare burdened all parlis in the Stales to andrwstand
man these are nil born deformed on that ttaoy most live together in har
the inside. Their feet may not limn, mot y or themselves atiffer from the
but their thoughts do.
, ,.
KiwsWAN.-For this heart v English 'r con.platl.ts, except at the request
word.fullofmat.hoodand waVrn bSood,'" Sl:,,u: Le siinu-e, in the t v-ns;,-.h..n.nt
i-vn.le have birred noon Uk tulioual form. V J - "eif, (AjJ.rul ;
two very vngne, niisty substitutes j
relatitin nnd connrcii.m. I'ytheuej
of the latter words in p'.jt-e of the
.former, nolhir.g is gained and much is
1 . n .. r . 1 . . ,
lost, iw.t 1 01 inrm are very g.-nera;
terms J.en have relations ot varv
Otis kinus. ana connecitons are 01 sin.
wider tlis'.ributinti. Keen in rt-gnrd
m lamtty and ir.enus, 11 is imp.situe
to give these wo.ds cxaftnew. of mean-
ir.g; aherras a man's kinsm. r. are only
ll.ose of his blood. His cousin is bis
kinsman, but bis brother in law is not
Yet relation is made to cxpresw both
"oenections. one ot Mood and the
8l,er of lW
In losing the kinmar-
we lose also bis frank, sweet -ppited
sister, kinswoman, nnd are obliged to
., -A , , .,' :',,-
fl.maP relation.
I m
!. Bow l-ITominent po,,li-
.
uuns. aecordmc to a w asluiu-ton eor-
resptiudenl of ilic Pittsburgh iVn.mirr-
fiii, assert llial the country must
cither make Gen. Grant s condti -t to
wnr.ls Sumner a personal matter lor
which be alone shou'd be held rrspno
s.bie, or let the full wei -lit of the biow
be born bv the liepubhcan pane, with
L.II iia !,'r..!nl eonse.iaenciS ll i
staled that if the impression ran only
I disseminated that tiraiit is n n to
Ik the next Presidential candidate,
and such probability has now bii-n
recderssj more remote tlian ever, there
n eed be no fear of a patty rupture ;
but
is " t en to be untie r-.t.s.J that
-there is no other alternative than to
;take l.':m as the next candidate, a
(third party mov'ctnerr. will be render
ed ini. vital, lo.
, . .
1
A little boy who went to church
who went to church
- iw rauliotusl lo remember the toil.
w l,i eh was
' Why stand ye here a!;
Ihe day idle! Go into u v vinevarxl,
ar d wi.at cver i right I will pay
iiiih- jiinrv canne ..ome anu
scu to repeat tin Kit. Jc tlmn
wpr '"''"'. " l' cru-J o
V hut A -Vf ,'T"1 rcut.i hv-r Oi
"omin ..t , go truo mj .
work, I ii n.ske it ai. r-ght w r.h you. "
Ir J.ilitison cid to sjiy that a bib
it o! 1 v.king at the !: s de nf every
event i, betit-r that, a thousand pour d"
a year.
a.n! t.ts.ael-w.a"1'..
It ew-so Mt il'S s saSww lie ea?
It awti. eaas IS. seew of ow--.
At . wr w. a lipases i j -- ti..-s
(
The Ha Klui Eill.
Section IV. of article IV. of the
Constitulion if the United States pro
vides this :
"Tha tnit.d Putt ahall goaraate, to erary
rVate in Ihie I ,ia a repabliean fim of efrrra.
i
I T.Tl
antt ebau protect eaefi of tb.-ai frwa. lata
aad. oa applicants of the L-? ik.Utr.. arf
xr.utre. inbro ttMi leeittuare cana jt be
ouTeae.l aaiaA. uoBes;id rwuaai."
ll ia iianjiy necoeary to oint out
that thi roieion ia in htricl hartiio
uy willt the general bpirit and intent
of the C'onslilulioti, which carefully
define and limits the power ol'tLe
: Federal tiovcrntnent and
n rare
to nrevent ceiitmliaation. aimoil to I
UVB tilo jiuiia oruanization. a.11 the 1
poatre aid dutirs wlnrti thwa.Mitd I
beat exercise. I be Stales arc how. as j
Sneaker Biaine remarked in his ad-1
dress on dissolving the last Vwercro, !
aUoncc more renrcsented in C.u--;r.-.-.'
reconstruction is comi.klcd : wu are
arain in the old course. Foralonrrl
been legislating!
acinic wi.U no
i suth strict deference to cons'.itutiona
j powers, duties and liuttions us
ntfi. ii u i v - Li v t v . - ' - - ,
; ,ave been fjr excesses exists no lotm i
er. Tba wur closej nearlv six vcars
ago; ihe work of reeunslructinn ha
been completed fctrictly aprordinjj to
the willutij requirements of Cunress.
bv executive otfit-ers in barmonv w ill.
,t jy lias luen d ine lliat t.u irtes).
ought to do, or that the people w !
' tolerate. ' '
lint now come certain men in Coi
I egress, under the leadership ol Genera! !
j jiul it.r jn ti,e un j Mr. Morton
; i the Senate, and demand s'i'l funh
.,-interferences bv the Federal Gov
! ,,r mi.t in the i.-al cireems of the 1
states. Il is reportei that, to cxcc
iK..ir rW.nn.1 l.r su.-i, nnroiMttiintmn.
1 lerHalaiion thtT will i.renent in
Cnnirrma a tfpori of "SoulherB out
" .nd it is ani.l tl.si the 1'resi. i
j,,t ;. send a message to Coniyress j
' urrjinf; lejislulioa to authorize htm to !
imfrf.Te in
some .f the Slatee wuh
the niihtary arm
I v uflpe Corierrsa will dj nothing '
,.f ih Lind onrl tr tl,s .in-l and i
i attttlciant waso that the CoMuintton '
it nn ...il.i.rnr in d.i 1'nrtnr !
v,. Constitution, the Slates r.r to'
. (-pen OTder and put down violence !
wit,i their limns, and the rcdcral
'authority may ioterjiose only at the
request 'of the Ix-e siature or Gover-
i nor oi a r-iate. nut aura a uris.a
j tore or Governor makes such request,
al'.he l'rrsident need no law ot Con
trrews to empow er hire to act.
the dtsor
rdera ia some Situ hem
ru ; mil in inr w,
.... 1 nr.a.lr as .. . ta t.n I 'abnctl i nT i. tt lit
: interfere in Uw rme ; and it Uii-e
. I I as w. 1 Kl akt aI .saw t.li mr
1 I . . . I -A kl . It Aawt . s- 1, wn
. . .
r.. i.....--. -
r"f"r( L !l ' -
, Z ",7.":""ri.. l. '
moni iiatnoriKinir -onirrcsa aw iia-
suck an act
As a matter ol mere political ixi
dieney, the Republican leaders can do
notliin-so enw ise as teeontmie their
special legislative iiilerfcrcnco iu ti.r
l-siuthern iltt, lor the ple every
where long to return to the old and
safe constitutional f..rms and cuarda. i h.
and w ill resent fu.l.er exira constiiu-1
lional legislation. As a wiatler ot
polirr in tho Sutbern Stales exjiori
ence has shown ttiat interference by.
the Federal Government only perpet ,
nates and increases disorder, ; and ;
Ihe tjoickest way lo peace is lo raose
disorders they s-rewtei, that hereafter
. CorrTcsa will iv no ailMition to
Lla 1X Yoi Cas. Never omit
an opportunity to learn ail yoa ean.
for Walter S-ott said that even ia a
I . 1 I , J
stage c.acn, rr . - " -
j dy who could tell hi.n somclhing be
uia no Know, v .iiversjiw...i is in.
quently more useful lhan book i-r
purpoaes i anowieu.-w. 11 .s. u.ere
lore.a mistake lo 1 morose and s.ie.it
among persons whom rou think igno-1
rant, l .rabuia wrK'tiniy ,n yoor!
part wtil tlrw them out, and they I
...1 ..e.e.i- . ....ui y u . Mev.iu.j;, -
00 matter bow oruinary U.c.r eaip.oy-;
mens, jn.i.-ca some 01 ine ni,isisai,-a
cious remarkt are made bv persons .l
this description resiieciing l'.eir par
tieg'.ar porsnit. IIe.g-h Miii-r. the
Seolcli ceoiogist, ewes net a luiie of
his fame' to otrser. arlon, malr ben a
iemrnrvmnn motif inism, and work-
ing in a quarry. Socrates well sa-d
that Ibere was bnt one good, which is 1
knowledge, and one evil, which tg
norance. Every grain of sand g!es
to make a heap. A gold d gg.-T lake
the emaliest naggets, and a. nol f.eol
enough lo throw them away. beoaoej
he hope to find a bags lump some
l"n o in aeoninn;
should SeTrT (!.!
knowleJ ge. we
a opportunity.!
lewerpr uirnn.mii.ii a. inm .
. , ... .
mm... i . L.,nMi r..d it rvror a isv a
book or in instrwctive talking w it.li the
trst one vow meet. '
w .. . f
Th new Gern.an empire, wi-.h Al
sace aud Rnj-ran. wio csintara 4
14s "J '.' luLal.. Uii's. an-i Frani-e, w i:h
oul those .iot niceei, w i,i i.ave vi.t.s,
esj ii.l.:.ii.u.i.;v l oi.ed lierm-rv
will l toe iKHKind nation in Er 'pe m
1 point o
. po'M c. popa.
Hon. l.uss.a a.one liaJ -
ing it.
ing it. It.c
larger part of Russia,
. however, s iubal.ilea ly a hall r v.l -
t ised jsso;dav, and il may he fairly
elated that l.e-ma.y. tiuraeruai y
epetAing. is al the head of cinUicd
rji'.Hina.
Ti e follow .ng com lacei.t Scottish
remarc ojh.o Jiint bom a was raadc
lo a sp.eiKiie l.og.isi.ntan w'ioLaJ, - - aa -
said to a S.-oltisfe rouiiiry man luat rte , A srli I teacher s;o-"eJ Oct the
man cf taste wouid tt.tpk uf remain-, wcrU t r (e, rJ a-ifd a sih.Ur !.-
irg ary t'p-ia in sn h a e-citrv as pror , 'tnrr il. lie gave it tp. sS-n
S's.tiand. To t i i.h It. rnv Scot li e tea. her, to Tefr-h V t jtsnorr.
rs; ' e.l. 'Taste s 2 JTi r liltak'Trio asked birn : W hit d.J year f;.:i.er
a plae r.o far frw f ir. 'eg wbiar say tl.t morr'.rg U fore ea!rg break
il.rei'y thotsr.i.d o" yer cear 'ri men b.st " The boy thorijM a nor.aie
ba' been fir five bonder J far. at,'anj fns'.'y ad : rPaa--d, 'P
tl ey've ra l!.rxvt e" Ira'-'a' yt these ers, tbey're rottet T
mm.
TEBM3 S2 per annum, in Advance.
NEWSERIES-T0L12,N0. 12.
Joib Billings dyings.
Ive is like the mcadlcs, roo ran
riot er have it but once, and the Inter
in life wo have it, the hajder it (.th-h
with us. A toijuuUe ia lovo ia like a
mocsn in a lxx, diau't know how it
('l in, or w ill i-t out.
The raccoon id a native Anicricati.
lie rotid-.-a amoit); Ii04tvy liniU.)', aiid
eriltivatM the nfihhorin" rornlirlJ.
"i.-v fa::ii!y Ua vifv and three children
Jlo
livca in a tree, and in w inter
ties himself in a knot and lava till the I
.-liniipc'iis, and then he opena. IK-1
is aot uiid only to a imw tu )ut.l
lar-
renrv. and will torn orer a am.l.
aaej. "barrel iut to tret his leet in i!. 1
wwuliln t advise any person to cultl-'
rate tiieni. 11 he woum lurn Ins n. i
ten-.ion to polities, he couldn't be bent. !
lie's at homo on ll.u a'.un.p. A kit k-1
ins row never kicks over the pail till ;
it's full.
TSiore if this J.ilronee 'twiit ai
mistake and blunder. When a man !
sets d iwn a poor umbrella an 1 takes ,
up a pood one, us a
when ho acts duwn a
n,iiiL-n bin
eood one and !
tatcs tip a bad one its a blunder
The
domestic aiiimal ; thev corns
"J
with a
rush and 1 don't know how
they are created.
It ia hard to define a Visa. Any
raau that van ait in bis chair w ilh Ins
feet on the luan'.lo, and can t tell how
it taste. Ilia mouth has no more taste !
than a knothole He is a fellow who
wonld attempt to describe paradise.
The only war to do it mlouke!""" "",ll:u ifoeneniwjmi-.o.
b rt n .1 line ill il.te wild aim. 11
vou can't teii them, how tan you de- i
scribe it to another feih.w. i" Ulit-re !
A lam cvc the first kiss. The Uea ',
of kissin? the onlr woman is to.f ;
rood. Adam would never paw socb ,
a hand. Ai.file morma are of earth, j
earibv. if the earih woii't-sui.nort
'them, it won't supt.irt anything
The ama!!est animal of the brute '
ereettnn is U.e neskv. wictnd Sea
Tley are the size of an intant onion
seed. They are worse than the cios-
qa to and bite cftcuer, fjr they bile a ;
Vr.o will travel over a person in
two minni.Hi. and leare vm as snotleil
a alae bound Tbcre'a noil.in;
ran be dime well a ith a fiea on v.a
but swear. There nothing to do bat
to ouil all rr.annal lalor and liuait a '
flea in! when roe find bim v.m find
Ires not there. net resu'ls, he bad pocketed i,2.h
It takes a lively person to catch a I b.-lonpi.g lo the CUc-Usa ; S.'-O.b.iO
flea. If yon pet one kill him before i tx-lci.fri c. to the Choctaws, and tJO.
vou do4im tl.ia; else. j :H'" ''""s."'? " he v'aapiw tolal,
Next to'thc mitikrv the crow lire- oui or i approi.ria-
the most diHieedrrrsa to naiw. Thev i ''' Havitie cxi.lain.d h- I.ltie
are burn of black rarcnis and can be '
- . v...-.s..v - -
Lot no ti.au ever UUered ,
1 . : ,
1 1 ar . I T71 H tar-.-flTl.i I 'll". .
-- :
Jj" LJVuZ '
:.". -al V.:t.Y '.'."i V-" i
euei ii nuu. , i-v.n i--i ..-. u ... - v ,
hours.
It makes a noise corns d .wo
,1,. ,i.e..t .,.,) .r. . -..b fi , !
throat to wallow a crab.
If a man can a: an I it for three
e. he ia ev.nd f. ir T.S rcura mme
The fM horn a man ti.kes will make
him think ho bas swallowed a gas-
l.t, and be wdl go Ul.ind the bant
at. I try to d.e, but csnnot. I can't
ti ll il cider brandy wul k "! an oiJ
man. They die as soon as the tavern
changes band", and is onened on tctn
nnTanee principliM. i
Auivr.. A! .ne! ah. titter sunder . broagl.t to jus- ?. A r....i aJmo.
irg of the golden l ands and links thai ion is administered, arid there the
formed the tha n of i..ve3 home ci-le. waller end. Ibecaseof General
oft tried tenure' h.ve and good- Parker, Umn. s-i..cr oi 1 Uian Af
iiessrtw deraoelaMic and ao t.rm. f- rs, was but ! : :!. ks re; rv! en-iL.
Alas! the boll of dealh and the can lnan thit of ucera! T.ltiM. at. 1 ytt
kenus rust of earth's deep sorrows ' "ill in ct-e unJir General
have riven and destroyed the mvs.u Grant It appears bv end. nee soh
cot3ob and its mnri al" couplets ! " j muted to the Comwi.iie on Appro-
A Inn,. ' iv a.ot 1, n - f,.r still in priai-ioTis f the Rouse of Ret resei.U-
memi rv I wander r. ti.e homea c.f
those wh s loving hearts leat ir
Dt,i.in at,d teiiii-i, 1 11 a ith mine, and
whose tears mingled with tr y sa ira. 1
Uh hl , home of ch.U.h.Kd s
Mn ' mit yMout
nny
with jiy and pioaorc wove ineir
jifJl,
it-s V.'und each su', and l!.ri:st
pu( a,,j tlii, .at ..x,x lo j;,
,KllllWi)., lu(.,Tv m,.r,,ing'
1... V11 i.-,. . f j .,-h 1,11 .
tnrf borne, made and fashioned bv
bands that knew tlcm Pot, cometa
parcct spirit v.'ice ('f-thise whose
wsn!t.r;n Jb:,re ,oJ ,h,,m pn, ard to
their immortal and glorious posse
s; ii s A mother' rravrr, a tail er's
1 in, Me
and a sister trn
ius, arc al
awert ineir
tt.al had its
1 remcn.b. rci, and l' eir
r-isi croa'e a fnenlrp
b;rihwi;h angels Thcs
I tm not alone, for ia
ih.iln g uighl ..f can!
the dark and
y p lgr-mage.
the atar ol clrrnal hope i lunnnes n.v
pathway, and the sacred teat hit g ot
that heavenly home grocp rek.nii.'ess
the sniool i. ring en. hers of aflc'.ioti
upon try heart allar.
A Pt valk Knor-Lirrra's
Thev rreetei a female h
t.
i lifler in
Mat v' store oa Wcdoes lay, aci the
, - , .
en'.crts..f her r-kets
. .
re aln. w.
rr.i...L ,.!. f i,a II
as rcniarba!..e us lt.ie wi..cl: b-e
I roubt trom the eaps.'n.us paMal s.-
ol the .own in tb pat tomiino. Tbey
t oti sled of two bott.es t f w me, fli t
yards ol" guipure itr, nr. 1 -it s
dr-.-se. eii.l'roijerej and Ic k i, oui
p es-e of mauve velvet trmii.ii.j. two
pal.w ol kid gleves, cv Lly :".e j-a ra
.f cl.il. iron's fat rv '.. s;!igs. ot e
fni-y -Egored
la sever. tv fee vi.r,!a
, 0( l,;Uf ... j .-,.,- yclret trirr, n;i ,rs.
, one Pair c.f Vt nr rinr. ar.J te lar?
, p;t,;c
liewllv. th, way ot tie ki ;i
( I:flPr mnt l-e wear.s..rre, in bcir
f.-i eJ to carry arr-oria sac.i a 1 uia is
this : but bardct of s ! 15 have in tier
p xket be sai-red v.-lome, froi, wbnh
the we-ds 'Then slir.'.t not :eal," i
n.gUt t i.i.a.-nel. wonll stare a,
lo-r in w aT.ir g ,V. J -,.-i.
Tie IiiJsas -J iU Or vcrcrccV
1 id n. wTnd.t- th Kva Men .'n
time 1om their twaii-er, mUm tU
facia in rrlat on to the manner in
which they i t'hotcij, ly awtmu .f
thr piivorurrent, nixi lakew mm rn.
"ide'ation t In i 'I aw . th.-y ana Uw
nl ly rhe-.la, awinllefa and nnrxn
lera Their appii'priatiom are diver
ted from the projior eliat nel ; WvHth
leas f-TO f-.recd upon them at Lih
prirea, and dinra oilier ttiihs result
ed to f r the purpose (Trtit.t.ii. tlieo
cntut'Tcd pcr-'itts t f their jnt dbr.
Of all tl.o itu wer a. i ji att hy iho
tfovernmeitl for liia IikIikhh, a br
rwreent. never reaehea ita leriiiraat
deatinatiun. The easo nfthe t'uapaw
Indians wi!l preoent tl.tg n. altar in a
proper litit Rr n resolution which
paiwctl the Federal Hone of liepre
senlativra 1.11 the llttt of lcfeir.ber
last, the Oominittoeon Appmprlatioi a
was ilircclcl to inquire whether any
portion of the fltt'.iniO (ivcti to the
tjapaw It,iii:i!i by the act oljuly
Ij, I "TO, ha J rjone iii t't other hands
or in any way boen diverted from its
rightful owner. Tlti money vaa
appropriated to the tHtnpaw s in pur
luariec of a ti-eaty niti'le wiihthera,
by which the L'tiilcd hlateu received
certain privileged cheaply .uriba.l
al tlj0 ah 'te inci.tinr.cJ pi icu. 1 ho
pavmeiits w - .c 10 te niaoc aecaruii."
l'i certain aneciti-d rate, to evil
elaimrnt or 1 rs lec-t riMrewr.tntiv,
"u ,nr C'Tcriiniei.i scui a tu ra jrn
m nfuiut. i mv i.tnKi i t
ll"" l-uimcss d n.o. H w it was done,
described by a witness examined
'"'ore the Committee. t:ara-J F.arle.
V1"" rnt11""" H "'' rs'l'ri-
nlalive
of an Eastern socifty fir be'.teiir.g the
eontiition t i tne inui.-tns, and no i.
prom wi.cn mo nmnn . i,
land lliua aesenoea ins iransaciion.
T'1 claimants were tlesitiatcd on the
books by ti ires, and Xu. Tociiuie in.
The clerk ran h s finder down the list
and found that So, 75 was entitled to
il. lie announced the amount,
checked it off, and passed the ali
over tr tho Indian. The antutored
sava-e, in tlj presence ol i ...iame.n,
,,,e t!-'ri:' n' Mit. l.i il, tho Ln.lel
a"" A-eiit, ?ave to the storekeeper
u-' "'e r f:"d " d-e lo l'"n.
tilunt
third of the
liulo turti re
Lis claim to
ceivcd. Blunt luunoed Lis cUt
'ma-third of the amount due cat Ii
sk B,lu al.ejratiun.li.at it
through bit tffor ithat C.nrcs.
h lUsl
was
rcss ro-
l lhe apjTfpr.au.'w, and the 1 ici-
fcimud ihe t..l. ll.ia transac-
l'"n was cjntinotd ontil the whole
tnle was pi.i.1, and ibe lat creei.back
'u,hl II "u U,e 1lu"t-
m-.'u.. i.
"tJ'.v iransa.
from them it t
ion lo I. .s l.i ,iiei;ia.:
reached the Committca
arpo'tucl to enquire into u,e matter.
i,ul ,n SD T
trarai.ee.
nd iy Lis
:stalimer t tt
t.H'wi 11. lit lie hat
iajawsof thirty three
r cent, t f t'le monev'
. Jei'letcd the Q
'and a third r
Jnf lncm 5 lhe Chocla.vs of forty per
cent-, and the Chickasaw, of fifty per
cent I.educin' ihia lwrcentace to
amp- General .'arue G. R'unt left
'.i - t t , . - . , naM
nc " rr'ifix rir , n,.n
trt. m in i n Jiar-o or laiuou Oiiiprs in -kp
'
duini' exci M to cau-c etrict inouirT
t?&'?tiJlU to. duct cf such of
tl.c irs. i as arc etill in the cm-
l'"T ' r've-nmc.ii, ana u.sm.ss
... .....
i .., . ...
'coin x:.f service s.i w no i.ave snow-
icg'y viulated the law." In tins man
ner the w hole transaction is passed
over, plant has tba money ia hit
ubt.-ooe.l by
sueti outra
geous E.raos, ana I.k- Indians have 110
redress. If they mnrn.er, or ret in a
hislilc manner, wl,';e tns.ps will !
let 1 oe open thcin. er they will be
removed to sitne clavora! Ic location,
ana treatej iu a heartless, cruel man
ner. The Indian "R. 11" is nij icme,
anj stu li tneu as G r.c:al Ti " t canr.ul
lives tliat in Juno. I-.i'. ..emrai
Parker bonj.lt large quai l lies if
crf.le and r-mi-i. n wlihi.ut any ap-
propr'utti .n. and withoat d'.-erlisjiig
sr rp-
prtKK-eeding
lor rrop-Tsa.s. li was in ni uwiui
The prw-cs he Was to
p-.y iul .f liie pubbe
Hi plies were b t
r than be won! I have
lv and u.J
lunds f.-r tt-fi
one ba'f g 1
paid if he had f.e'.owcd ihe law ; ard
the difference lho I st f ti e eonn
trv aniouritcd to als.ut Ji"0,otKi. In
pafchase of cat
Ic. Ihe t'emmii.
ncr at'.cil ia a n-nst ir,le:en.i.o
manner. Instead ff w. g'm.g tSe
animals .pte;1, t!ie:r c.!it was
onlr go-s.- at. and rxed kl I JvJ
rsioi as each, alibougk Ge. t rml Parker
w as notified by an at my :.er li.at
maev of them wetg.wsi U-s Ihaa l.t'-S)
poinds In olher rvs-.i-; -. the Com
mittee ni that the g 'vemment wa
overcharged to an a.aru.inj ixteut
There was io fi-rt a cxn lrstt lo trans
port ail gmsis to ti.e Vissomi r ver
agencies at from f 1 .13 l $4 Si.' per
hendrei pmnds. G.n.rl I'arker
du-regrdod th;s toeraet, ard made
another at prr one bundreJ
' iwttPd. Fl nr and baec o w era) also
d.l.vervd short in weight, find at ex
cess' ve pi it rs. lall.isfs.e, as that
ol tieneral R'nr.t. nnperpely l as beea
applied. and thu t-'thlhe cvert.ment
ana the Indians are left at the merry
ot bad, trpririci'-ie-l men. There ars
bo. est, pul lie spr 'e i. di.- ntcrestedl
:ie.. u. h as Y;"'.l.:arn W'b, Eli
K Pnt-r. '.d o-.hers, are 1: bsrr-jf ia
an indeial'gal le manner to e?..s a
rsf .rta in the tnsng. mt nt ef Iriiaa
afla.rs, ard tocy siiouid lutve lu at-s.s-.xtiee
at.i to i perai n ot a'l mn
who are oj ;-v.I tj tl.ra irg .'3 pec
olauon .4 err
31 ak i i N-rt or It Tbe Ch'ee
hare aoaa eolioc t'jit re git be a4
Tai.;seoosy ad pl.d t y I i,n.aaaa,
Tt.f wt.y tbty ctlfl rale t.eir holiiaya
is one of ll.em Ti e f r-t tl. rg thry
ill i to pay ( ? rid d I Is d to
squ"e aeror1s t a fr-artion. Jlorser
r.a-.tcrs having P thus adiuslavl,
ti er t ext make lipoid sarrxis anj
s'.i.ke hat ' n r J llavirgt'iua
c l -,-.are j.-m.i:.-i'y ar.i s . iay,
thry est, dr-.r.k. ar.J -e n rrrv. trjliy
wind p with a psrk.'s .-'tsr'-s'v ef
Cfctnes fcre eraa kerw i pvm of
debt ai d the nuak.r g ip U suire.t
iseeriainiy a jrd wy tv l r a Cvie
rrs: .mi of bol.-davw.