vmm9/ riperacanois.
II
Tile BRAD7OIII O ., BIPORTI2 il 11011.10 d stresi
uta
today Ilamlag li 8.• W. Wasp .at Two
Do per annum. la Mmes. . ,
0 - Aa,ortlitag to all . cam exclusive el enbeedp.
Clot to the paper. -
sr • NOTICES laae rt eit at alma corn per
Übe Hirst Insertion, and Trim sans. per Las tar
Fub r ent haseTtlonli.
1 AL NOTICE& same strie se readies - =Mem
T wt. cirri • line. •
vElingilleilin mill be Insmied sesordin So
be f . Hewing table; of rates : • ...
lw 1 lUs 1 Int ea
1.1511 11.1 . 511 5.00 1 0.00110.00 5'
I ' tae I 11.00 iL.OO 11a4110 1 1600 I 1111.011
&00 1 ,8.50 1440) 1 L 1131,11 WOO !Ilk
nmn 1 5.00 l• V , •r.. 1
Invi I 10,00 110.00 I NM I 0.00 I iL00311.00
!I.1! ... I I I . .liii I•,_
'A, ministestor's and Executor's Notate" ; Audi.
toe Notice', 12 50 Easiness (lards. toe lines, cm/I,i
ye,e) . o , 'additionalivak. $t meta
_yeerly advertisersire eititted to quartarsautes;
reitnt lavertisementi =sibs paid for sdeareee.
Ali iteeointlOas of .kimst Ilontslusallestbsiis
et limited Or individual interest. and neatens of Ike;
ir acne and Deaths. exceeding &Olin". Inficanegadi
vex Cx.cra per line.
The Karon:rem having a anger circulation than att.
Olpers in the comity combined. makes It Use beet
cirrrtleing modidm in Northern
1r r ItINTTNG of every kind , lb and
cents, done with nestricasin Itandbilla,
Irtailka, Cards, Parrots, giagagyodo,k4.
e - c ry variety an atria, printed at -Ike Aorta*
Doti C. The llaroirrsa Office to well suppliadvilk
p„ presses, a good - nuortmend O'er typo• aad
me hit* in the , Printing Una can be assented is
the • old 'Wait, manner and at - the lowest, rides
TV. MS INVARLUMT CASH.
B==3ll C=l.
'M. TINGLEY, Mansell . 4 4tt0.1
J. tionetr, Rome, Ps. AU calls proa=attemilo,
ixt Irt. _ 1878
I WALLACE KEELEj!" .
•
HOUSE. SIGN AND ?REMO PAIIY
TOwrxida. Sept. 15, 1570-yr
tpit, HIIDDFLL & SANDERSON
•
•••••1. • !diners 'and 13:hIppers qt the
fitla..ITS.X ANTHRACITE COAL.
mar.V7l Therm* Ps.
CAmp &Titt•IcENT,MuRANCE
, AGENll4.—ollioa formerly oremplod by Mare*
Morrow, one door wrath of Ward Hones
maylo.lo w.
° T. R. CAStP
RFOWLER, REAL ESTATE
. DEALER, Ito. 160 Wisedmake Street. bs
tn-ef o La. Salle and *ells Strecds, 'Chicsito. Illinois.
r.eal Mate pninchaised end sold. limsbossits made
rand Money Loaned. May 10n0.
TIRESS - MAKING, PATTERN
ma i iNti AND FITING in an fiabionri
0..i0s on short notion. ROOllB in Mercar's ow
tror Po & Ktebre Drag Moen.
MB& H. E. GARynt.
°wands. Pa., April 13.1879. • ,
AIR WORK OF ALL KtfilbS,
Knell aR H‘s iTCHEB, CIIEIB. BRAIDS, raiz
S, kc., made in the best Manner and latiot=e,
lie' Ward IlonFe Barber Shop. Tama nano e.
..,canda.Voc. 1.'1669.
Li , "FATLORD BROS., General Fire
— arid Life Insurance Agency. Policies coveting
aiht da7nncC causal by lightning. in Wyoming.
yther reliablo companies, without add'licnial
! . .11f . ;.! B. GAYLORD..
175tirusin . g.. may 23. '7l. S. C. 0A:21,.01tD.
TOHN DITNITE, BLACKSMITH',
el - moNnorroN, PAT. pays particular attention to
tronin: Buggies,-Wagons, Sleighs, kc. Tire eetgnd
repairing done on short notice.: Work and charges
mrtranteed }tatisfactery. ' . • 12,15.6 .
A 310 S PESNYPA.C 4 HER, HAS
aealn etitablislird himself in TAILORING
.Shop over Rockue , me. Work of
curry iwriptien clew. in the' s.
TOWaltaa,Apra '2l,
T Elt kYSVILLE V
4 A :'-'7" --, • - '
~
pie underOined would rerzriel nll y announce to
thr pnblie that he benpa conat4tly on band Woolen
ilitha, Cassiniema. Flannela. Ytirna, and all kinds at
% , liolepale and retail. lIAIOII'.¢ 13110ADLEY. •
1tg.10,10. Proprietor.
•
(11 S. RUSSELL'S
13F:NEILit,
NSURANCE AGENCY,
‘32T7MI--tf
ONIIAD I%IYER
I
4osent , And 'Manufacturer of the celebrated Iron
;116 pianos. Wareroonis, No. 771 Arch St. Phila..
ha , receive&the Priv:, Medal' of the World'. Great
rliolatien.iLondon, Eng. The highest Prizes
. arded whiTn and whercrer exhibited. • !Establish
ed "(23.)mar:J . :1,11-3m
. ,
DAYTON & BROTHER,
Dealers In
WOOL, HIDES, PELTS, CALF
sRn - s. run's, &c.,
T which trie highest cash price is paid at all`tirnes.
a..e in' M. E. Itosendela's Store, Msitirst.,
A. DJrTON, • .
DArrom.) n0r.14. • ; 0 TOWANDA, PA.
(HE . UNDERSIGNED HAVE
omme - ,1 a Banking Flown hi Towanda. under the
1 , 1 . 0: F. MAF.07 , 1 tc., CO.
They are prepared to drew tills of F.:change, and
collitctiona In New YoWk,Phibidelpkia, and aB
rafions of the United States. as also England, Gew
lt)... and France. To loantnoney, reculvardepostta,
quo do a general Ranking buslnees.
G. F. Mason WWI one ar the late firm of Laporte,
J.: of Towauda:Pi., and his knowledge of
t. bietinetot men of Bradford and adjoining counties
IT having been in the-banking tmalness for about
itttai years, tuako this bowie &desirable ono through
to make collections. • 'O. F. MASON.
Towanda. Oct. 1, 11566- A. 0. MASON.
•
E W F RMI
'E 606DS AND LOW PRICES
AT 'O.NP.OETI:fit, PA.
TRACY & -HOLLON,
t tI Pi alers In Groceries anti PrOVilliOna..Drl4ga
; , 1 Me , Prines, Kerorene Oil, Lamps, Chimneys,
Tlyr titutim, Paints, Oils, Varnish,Yantre ,
T..h.ieco, Cigars 'and Snuff. Pure. Wiiels and
r, , riore. of the best quality, for medicinal purposes
e:y. sold at the sery lowest prices. PLO.
. ,
!•. Tti ,, ,,,, -- c..cfully compoundod at all bowls of the
le , itiii-nir,ld... Give. us a call.
TRACY k lIOLLON.
M .r:r...ton, Pa.. Jan,. 2t. 1862=17.
IitEAP PASSAGE FROM OR TO
.
IRELAND' OR ENGIIA.ND.
uiox • co..S LIKE Or RELAIMILEII FEOX On TO
QUIERNSTOWN. on r..rrnrsooL. ,
. Vl -. :11A1119 k ciuion's old •• Black Star Lino" of Lir•
l'avketa, sailing every week. '
Linn of Packets from or to London,
twice a month.
Is I‘,l...taneestto England, Ireltind and Scotland pap
t n 41..nianil. •
jr“ furtlior nartlcnlars. apply-to Williams ft Onion,
Now York. or
G. F. "MAWS tc C*. 4anters,
Towanda,
O 1. 1. IArX.
A .NCIIOR LINE STEAMERS.
4NuTy NVlAnemlay and Satuaday, to and
Nj•nV ItAtK AM) GLASGOW,
$: nt f,octlen s d eery to land Malls and Pasnongera,.
st...ine•i'm of the favorite lino aro built ex
, , :3 G.r tho Atlantic Passenger Trade, and fitted
up csi ry tetp , vt all the modern ttnprore
-11.,,, cOeulats•sl to imaire the safety, - comfort, and
;, of p:IFSCTI;:erg. Paasage Rates, Payable
cur. - en , t, iILASSGOW, LIVERPOOL and
JNI , EIIIII7.
1 . 1 iNT c.131N. $55 end $75, lonotalng to location.
\ .1:1:1171IS TICKETS. $l3O, 'wearing drat as
• • 13TEF41.-.
' hug for their friends In the 01(1 Cohn-
I ti..k(ds reduetxt taus. For fur
• ul irm apply to IIENDESISONIIIIOTHEISS.
V. or to S. C. MY.61. 4 1. Gentnil
.
niar.ls•7l
ArEilktußG mras
4*_ . !
\1 I !Y.AT, 1; V E AND BUCKWHEAT
0 "0" 8., !
!'•; \; MEAL AND FEED
hand and for solo cheap for.CASIt
CUSTO3I WORK WARRANTED
A., • hand a lir;,••• quantity orOUOUND CAYUGA
PLASTER, from OM Youger Bed.. ,
•
Rye, Corn and Oats ten trCorchs,age for
ffM
N NV STEAM FLOURING
IN SIItI t ISIPIQUIN, l'A..
I tlim:res to give COW* that Ms new
4E . ,111 s F i I,OURING MILL
I 'I • • , wempuital crperatlow, anti that he le pre.
••• all work in- his tine on &bort nntien.
•
.1 , ffitINDING DONE ON. TUE BARE DAY
TIIAT IT Is RECEIVED
I.ll:twltsat and. nye Flour, Corn Mod.
Itraa, .t 4., always ou hand and for Isle at
1. •. ,- c;•.;. 17:145.
ziTINILtR NOTlCE...Persons- 'twinge ork the
w .4 e‘i., 9i the giver desiring to toatroniss,col.wal.
•v•• r_ine tarryage paid both ways, when they
of.toe bushels and upwards. •
3:‘l 4'71 • , 7.• S. ATM:
I` / ES AND CRACKERS.--GRE,
\.; Srot.:4 Hoer", Orange, RAW% ter •
• ,! 1 1 1:,11.1er • Cakes, Nranttingtott Juinbles and
'n" !% , “‘Atit,lin4 alit:lnds of Cracker, at
Teich 4, '7O. R. A. Uocxwzuia.
s. W. Ari.vcntri, Pubuistier.
VOLUME XXXII.
TAMES WOOD, Arrovannr; i►
Ootnemaas am . Law, Toinada. Ts.
'WM. Fail* ATTORNEV AT
If LLW. Tolima% Pi., Moe 'rah
11mIth. south Me Moran" is Block. . Ara 14. To
CIEORGE D. MONTANYE, AT-
Pt= gOrmornagp 11
oils LawPorlsen D . Offleo—rag S k ew
or Miia sad
osto,
BACIKLLY DEMMEIT. OF-
V V • Iles Over Widduienac aura Tone* Ps.
N. Is.
Wt. IL WESTON,
=oil In Patton% =dr. an GannWit
P. WII,LIBTON.
• ATTOIII3I7 - AT LAW, TOW/XDA.
Apra 31
booth rids et IlfefearN Bleck.•up Agra
. 111-4 L
. B. MaKEAN, ATTORNEY
.11-1. • txo ClormukotL Lox:Tema; Pa. P.
Unlit attottion told to bittoom tit lbo OrDasor
Oottet. 107110.111.
WH. CARNOCHAR; ATTOW
. ••• AT Lew.pplaiet Maria for Ike&
ford Ooantf).'rfc7. Pk. 00•1560111101161111314 .= 4 "
tr rammed. fob
T 4 1 / 4 -D. 0. DEWITT,
U - 40 Lim Towanda. Pe... lath% tamed a
aerobia. leader-Matt professional sortie= ae tb.
=a. Special 'Omahas eves to ETA= MART
of the- bustease. at the atintly ant Sr *ie.
obar*. _ JAMB DalrITTl
• • D. MIXT= ValtrlTT.
Towttnu. Pt., Dec. IS. 1170.
TORN. N.. OALtFF, ATTORNEY
As Lam, Tosmailn. P. Peibeeke Wended Ow
en le Orphans' Omni • badness. Ocernseachse del
.odlectlope. dir - Onke In Wad's nes block. monk
of the Pint 2letlossal Bask. op stare. .1
Fah. 1.1871. • -
C , H. WARNER, Physician and
. Boman, Lelthyrrille, thudford Co.. Ps. MI
calls promptly attended to. brace tint door south
Of Lellayrrifle Hoene. . ' • -
Sept. ILI( 2870 , ..7T •
aEORGE SANDERSON, dim
NA Philadelphia, Attonwy at , :trw. Oft, with
Samuel Robb, PAK., 230 South Fourth. atnet. 'Busi
ness in any of the several warts of Philadelphia
promptly and faithfully attendedrio.
O vERToN ELSEREE, Arrow.
area L,t4, Tenruida, Pa., !ming entered
into copartnership. offer their professional services
to the public. Special attention Won to business
'in the Orphan's and Register". °audit. 441410
orzurns..aa. et. o. ate.
..& DAVIS,E- ATTOR
ALA_ WiTIAT LAW; Towanda. Pa. The undersigned
haring iaiwciatediliemaelvei together in the practice
of Law. otter their profesasional earrteeit to the pnbilc.
ULYSSES - MEltetili. " W. T. DAVIES.
March 9. 1870. -
EN MILL
W . 6 A.
ic t . B. 31._ PECK'S LAW
Maimed *et, Orposab Mel:011 , 17m, Tordida,Pa.
Oct. 97.•70
AA. WRENEY., COUNTY "SU- .
• PERIN SDEST..Towanda, Ps. Odle with
13. BE Peck. second door below the Ward Holum.
Will be at the °trice Molest Saturday of each month
and at all other times when not called away en bust.
nese connected with t - Snperitendency. 111 letters
should hereafter be . • roamed as above.. d0e.1.70
' TOWANDA, PA
•
BEN.' :Id • ODY,.
•
PRYER AND 131311010 N,
Odern his professional set-rites to tka people of Wy.
Clueing and vicinity. oMoo and residence at A. J.
Lloyd'e, Clinreti •tree!. , AN,.10.'70
TOHN W. MaIX, ATTORNEY AT
Law, Towand a. Bradjord C. 0.. Pa.
GMIERAL nfistin4lxcz Acnerr. _
CL7entiir attention paid to Collections and lihyttans•
r7brtaineaa. Oillee—Mesa'. New Block. north
aide Public Square. adm!/•" .12 - -
.
TITt. DUSENIIERRY, -
-If ;pounce that to compliance with the requellt of
his nnmercms friends. be is now prepared admin
ister Nitrous Oxide, or r Laughing Gas, for the pain.
-lese extraction of teeth.
Lertayarille, May 3. 1870,-1y - •
DOCTOR 0. LEWIS,.A GEADU
ate of th 6 Coltotfe Of "Phyateiani and Enirgeona,"
New York city, Class 1843-4. girres eaclnsive attention
to tlic practice of his profoanton. °Moe an d realde ace
en the ()astern slope of Orwell 11111; aikleining• Henn
Howes. • - Jan 14.'69.
DR. D. D. SMITH, burnt i, has
purchseed 0. 11. Wood's propertY, between
Mermen Block and the Elwell lionee:Wkere hethaa
located his (erica. Teeth 'extrecteel without pain by
rime of f lu. Tcrwand.i, • 20, 1870.--ryr.
WARD HOUSE, 'AMANDA, PA.
DINING . ROOMS
. ,
Wo are prepared to food the lannOry at all time,' or
the day and evening.stars 'mid Ice Cream' in
.
their seasons.
:larch 90. 1879. I - D. W. WOW k CQ.
Em"
.T.T, HOUSE, TOWANDA,
Pa. 1 -,
JOHN (1. WILSON
Haying leased Oda House, is new ready in seconame-
Abdo the travelling public. Norm:as nor expense will
spared to give satlidaction to those who way give
tat a mil.
s3r North side of the public square, east of Mer
"
ear's row block.
lIIUMERFmr Tf C •: - FIFK• . HO
PET= LANDIEDISES.,
•
Having purchased and thimoughly,:votittod this 014
and well-known stand. formerly kept by Sheriff Grit ,
hi, at the month ,of linminerileld Creek, is ready to
give good acei:Miumlatimos and satisfactory treatment
to all who may . favor him with a ciAL
!Dec. 23, 'BGB tt.
MEANS •EfOUgE, TOWANDA,
FA.. -
Con. MAIN LSD ItiIIDGE BMW&
The Horses, Harness. kc. of all guests of this
house, insured against loss by,Fire, trithonkany es.
tra charge.
A superior quality of OlckEuallah Bass Ale, just
received. . T. R. JORDAN.
Towanda. Jan. 211.'7L . Proprietor.
BRADFORD -HOTEL, •
TOWANDA, PA
The tubsCriber having leased and lately fitted 'bp
the above Rotel, lately kept by him as a saloon and
boarding house, on the south side of BRIDGE
STREET, next to the rail-road. la now prepared
ententainthe public with good aceoniadations on'rea-,
sonable charges.- No trouble or eXpense will be,
spared to acommotte those calling on him. Ilia
bar will be furnis d with choice brambißf Cigars,
Liquors, Alex, ke„,4 o w
000 , 4 Stabling attached.,vrx. fiENitT. •
Towanda, June 1.18 . 71.•tol krsyll• ' Proprietor.
ATLANTIC HOUSE,
Tim undersigned having fitted up Mils house for
a Hotal and Restaurant, will open for business May
lat, 1871.
b t he public will Ana a very neat and corn
=shoos use, with Musical Entertainments, to-
gether with four or the ,best Billiard- Tables in this
section. AU are invitod, to call _BMA examine for
• themselves.
ipLl9ll4l C. W. fICHWEKILEC-
NEW .PLANING lint , T4l -
MATCHING, BE-SAWING. MOULDINGS, kc.,
At 'the old stand of H. B. Ingtnim's Woolen Factory
and Sawmill, In
- CAMPTOWN, TENN.I„, -
A HEAVY SIX EOM =PLAN►NG AND MATCHING
- MACHINE.
•
In charge of an experienced Met-Utile and Wider;
the public may ci ,
GOOD JOB EVERY TIME.
From the recent enlargement of this water power
'work can be done at all seasons of ths year and soon
as sent In.. In emmection with tha we ars
able to furnish bills of sawed lumber to order.
STEWART BOSWORTH..
Camptswn, May 23, 1810.—ly
- E. - U. MEER.
nm=arg ommi
5 i - ' 5
• Hotels
On Main Street, near the Court Elm*.
C. T. surnr. Proprietor.
Oct.:B, ISM
ITT cmancnolt RTIIITHE BAKERY,
7s- Xoar itui'Ocm:tl-Boaair.
SECOND STREET,
nerwEElt nurpoz 11CD PINIVEMMETEI.
TOWANDA, VA
NOTICE TO .CARPENTERS !
Indinidi to ptai haws matFarrangetinikents i
eovertn/-
them imams TART My pa. All desiring such
insurance aro reeppetfully invited tergive AB a esIL
- •
CAMP t wars= • •
Oen. huh:trance Agfa.. Towanda. Pa.
.doe2Blo
- pp EMEKBERTIIAT FOX it 31:EM
CUR are retailing all kinds of Groceries. at
whole:al/prices. ' The largest stork in torn. Glxls,
first class; Prices low. E. T. FOX.
Sept. 90.'70..
00 TONS REST CAUGA.
Ground Plaster, for sale at Rockwell's =ls.
Nourootos. feb.B7l W. A. WARM=
.
Try.TABLE OF THE MILLI
TAN 'A NM- DATLEMD.—+Tsibst sated MI
Jam 33. 1371.
lIITATIONL
L 'IL
' 3:10 SAO TOWANDA,
2:10 11:10 ILUICLATIDNOTION
MOO 11:30 MONROE
3:116 0:05
3:45 3:53 ....NEW
' 3:63 9:35
4:20 11:50 •••
DINDIONE
I&
EX3I
"NTEW ROUTE.. TO % PRILAMEEr
..a.‘ PEI&
/M)C1_4:11VAO0 itti;ll.*:/1 :10.14
•
lihartestanot Ilmadireettine to r2dlniallbla. 7.01-
Abeam, Wald:oom, widths Math.
Passengers byi this - route take Pennrftranla &
New York Railroad train. paaairm Towanda at 7 : 15
'1..34. make close connection at Bethlehem with Ex.
train of North Pans% Ragroad. and antra In
yea at 514 P. time to take night
trains for the South or -West.
• my am an at the Depot .4ro arrival of
• I UV vey imensagera to thetarlone Depots
d troll p t its at the city.
tuvaxssa
• .
•
an Myth Pan's ßailroad corner Bata
Ind Azaelicait atre4-. at 1 all
ring at Towanda - 4:59' evenlai.
Kaaa's Bactaige tape Isla . eallacta awl *Aran bait.
ram oaks italos Boat 111Xt-
Freight received at Front and Noble etreets. Phil*
delphia, and forwarded Daly Pu t t
Freight than.
to Towanda. and all points in Susquehanna valiey
with =k disFalch._ =as CLAIM".
Ant. N. P. B. Front and Willow Sta.
' Nev. 21.1879. _ Philadelphia.
A. & N.Y. CANAL & A.R. CO.
. : OEM= air PAIDIENQICA TRAINS.
• io take effect Vmday, Xi 1,8. 1871.
sotrrawann. SOILYIPWArD.
PIIIXC2PI.I.: -.
No. NO. No. ;No. No. No.
33. 9. T. El T •TI 0 NS: 34. 14. 36.
..,...
wat •It .•5& r . Par PM I'M
.. ..... ...`,..
~ ..... ..... ....
i 43111 In 745 --Mahn .... .. :. 12 40 5339 45
310 12 40 - 830 Waverly ' 11 45 -60 0900 0
34012 48 114 --Athena. 11 33 4 5118 50
420 120 9 Towanda 10 48 420 813
516 209 10 5 .....Wyahutug..... 950 3 337 20
535 227 10 35 Lecerrille. .. 931 317 700
601 237 1190 .... lteehoppen.... 908 3006 33
609 11 07 .... bleboopany./ .. 900 1630
640 321 11 85 ....Tunkhannock... 833 2 30,6 00
750 425 12 551 litteton. • 733 1 354 43
815 445 1 13,....W11kee Barr e 710 1 15 ; 420
.... 715 4 101... Mauch Chunk.:. ..... 10 431._
PII 812 6 33 1 ' Allentown...-. •II 9`45' PII
ti 2 3 sso .....Bethlehem .... 9101
8 50.6 25 ' - F.-scion.— :.. , 9 00,
1
10 20 813 ....Vhlladtlpllll.... '
_ , 735 j
, ,
.
_
11 431 ' 6 00,
9 90 New York
r I I
` No.. 30 learra Towanda at 7 10; Athena, 754: Wa.
verly, R 05; antra at Elmira at 910 A. Y.
No. 31 leaven Elmira at 540; Waverly. 6 30; • tlr
cna, 6 10; arrive at Towanda at 715 9. at.
Down Trains dine at Whito Haven. lip iltias
dine at Pittptor.
Passengers to and \ [rani New Tort and PhtWel
phia without change of cars.
Down train connects at Allentown with Through
fast Eves. for Thirrihburg. Pittsburg and the West.
(d, R. A. PACKER.
' Superintendent.
TAYLOR'S 7 4 FAJ1RIC OIL !
This 011 his proven RUH s medicine umarrattest
In tho cure of Rheumatic lammteu of any had re.
nearing an outward application. Wo defy the coed'.
cal world to bring • material better adaptod to the
alleviation of pain and lameness in Han or Beast
thithis this medicine. It works upon the same prin
ciple as its nearest kin—Eliwiricity t and although,
like all of our best medicines, it someUmea falls, yet
the eases of Whirs are very rare, 'and. are always
complicated ones. ° It works like magic upon burns,
frost-bites, sting of bets, and all external poisons.
Every family should hare it in cases of fresh cuts,
bruises or sprains. It will not smart like most med
icines when applied to a new sore. 'lt is no quack
preparation, but is compost - Kr of nine of the best
materials known td eictcria eirdfca, compounded up
on scientific principles. Asa home metticthe it is
taking th e lead of ailything- in'_
the markbt.
and try it. If yen do not like it, retnin it and 're
ceive TourinoneybiclX For sale byall drag - Mitts and
dealers in medlcise. Price 50 centa,per bottle.o.
H. 11110WtinKi TAYLOR,
decG".7o-tf Proprietor, Leßaywrille,
STEREOSCOPES, VIEWS,
'ALBUMS, CIIROMOS,
E. H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
5111 BROADWAY, NEW TORE.
itivite the attention of ttle trade to their czkrodre
assortment of thel atom goods, of their publication.
manufacture and importation.
AESO, PpOTO LANTERN ELIDES
AND ORAPHOSOOPEEL
NEW VIEW'S OF YOSEMITE..
H. k 11. T. ANTHONY k CO., .
Importers and Manufacturers of
AIA - TERIAI,I4
591 BROADWAY. NEW YeltE... .
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THE SILVER DOLLAR
The Dagoine Brothers, as they
were called, were small • farmers, re
siding forty miles west of Mon
treal. The father, at the time of his
death; had left each of his sons a
small farm of eighty acees in the lit
tle village of Grand Pre.'
Francis Dugoine,:the elder r .thoUgh
deficient in the perseverance and In
dustry which characterized thuyoun
ger, was nevertheless, to all appear
ances, more successful ' and prosper
ous than the other. It was a won;
der to all how Francis Dugoine, idle
`and 'prodigal in his habits, could have
more money and make a better show
in the world than his brother 'Paul,
whe' toiled early and late and was al
ways prudent and saving. But what
ever the_cause, such had really been
the curt since - the two brothers had
come into possession of their respec
tive farms.
Paul •Thigoina, though` ioemingly
less prosperous than his elder broth
er, in a worldly point of view, and
wholly unable to furnish his family
with the means of making so aristo
cratic a show in society, was never
theless; as a farmer, in independent
circumstances, Laving
already a snug
littio`sum deposited in one of „the
Montreal banks.
But whatever he had been able to
save it was the positive and undenia
ble fruits of industry and frugality.
It was acknowledged that.no man in
Grand Pro labored with more skill
find perseverance.than Paul Dugoine;
while every one was ready to testify
that Francis Dugoine, so far as the
interests of his farm were concerned,
went entirely to the other ettreme.
For some time prior to the cora
menicement of our story theie had
been several atrocious robberies com
mitted at various times in and around
Grand Pre, wtich defied all the in
genuity mid penetration of its detec
tive force.
The outrages were perpetrated in
enverfinstance by a party of colored
men; but so far it had been impossi
ble to obtain any definite eine which
would lead to their detection.
About this time Paul Dugoine had
a ,certaiii snm of money which he was
desirous of adding to his bank ac
count, and the fact was not unknown
to some of his neighbors—that is, the
fact of its possession, though not of
his intentions respecting its disposal.
It was on a beautiful. September
morning . that Paul announced his de
termination of starting for Montreal
to deposit his accumulated horde.
As he looked over the contents of
the little leathern bag, and counted
up the pretty sum of one 'hundred
and some odd dollars, in gold and ,
silver, , -he remarked proudly - to hie
wife that little, Jeeie, his only child;
would have a snug dower when/ she
arrived at a suitable age-to be/mar
ried
He was looking d long way ahead,
for Josie was then not quite five years
old—just the age of the gieat St. Ber
nard dog stretched on/the rug before
the fire:
Rover was the admiration of all
who-knew him in / Gratsd ; Pre, for he
was-an animal a wonderful wisdom
and sagacity,,besides@ being one of
those clever, good-natured dogs that
never baited or snorted at anybody
without a•iirovocation.
" shall leave Rover" behind," said
Paul, as he was getting ready to start
on his journey, which would occupy
about two days, "and you .will be as
safe with him in thelonse as though
I' were here myself. There are 'no
four men in Grind Pre that could
harm a hair of your head while he is
around. Give him a free run of the
`house and you are all right. No one
will molest you—not even that bind
of black desperadoes who have al
ready-become the terror of the stir;
rounding neighborhood and country,
if they knew he was 'with you, and
unchained."
• Ho kissed his wife and little Josie
tenderly; for he was a most devoted
husband and •father; and mounting
his sturdy Canadian horse, was soon
on his way to Montreal. .
That Uight, in consequence of the
absence of its head, the little family
retired early- 7 0;e servant girl occu
pying.a room adjoining her mistress,
and the faithful dog allowed to roam
at', liberty through the lower and un
occupied rooms, - *hose doors, in ac
cordande with Paid Dugoine's area
tions, had All been left ajar, with the
exception of the outer door; which
,
was securely locked.
Mrs. Thigoifi, who - CUfuld not bid;
feel a little uneasy at the thought of
being left alone, if only for a single
night, had left her light burning, and
was lying in a wakeful mood,-think
ing of their ldnely situation—two lone
women and a little girl, in a lone
farm-house a quarler of a mile re
move.' from any other house, and the
knowledge abroad, as she had
reason to.know, that her hiisban -
money sairet:l
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mind; shileticsiithe lidoildo.tho
radiational' fidgety, tied' ditty
trig** ni . nnaloneverfaintAili
;she wale- it Irina rbeludatt
imposeible to eke* her ere in sleep
if the lay tthero tar
however, eleptgOstiind.
:sod the sarratirt in theniectsvoll
was equally obliviooni to) julgia frost
her lend and4ignisr brenthnlfF_
- Boon after emir :eiotit ;rhea' stan*
ale liaidat that her iraiel lit
detected the ismod - offootatepr '-U
timely ameithe the, end
;then a low betlliarknErWill steep
-premed voices ow thlrattaido' )Tbei
Bovefteemi Soterk,suediteiabout
in .the lower *en& , Tbea
she head - a wreathing of-thir,deer
lock, and preeentky the dithiagiound
of the'boltnis it lkiwitsok:* - 4
• She could so kinger doubt bat tint
some one Iran worhing at the , door,
and for to igood purpose. Fora zoo-
ment it seemed eh tiumgfi . - her tbeart
eked Mill She couldiThet mem out
to Helical, for - her very toegue seemed
paralyzed.
0 ! what would she nit have given
at that moment to . have been is a
Once of safety with little Jode, whp
was shit sl the uttedeniciout
Sleep of tare childhood! Bat bad
their lives depended upon it, - she
could,not have mcrredalinsec: to NM
them. She could hear. the, Invaders
below, though' dill on the' outside-7
not yet having . veahrredlo open 'the
door—trying in subdued. tatter :to
goodie and pacify tbedog. She heard
them Ball Ins name:
quiet
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raydOwn e .. That's 'a' 'good) doggie
But Rover war now fairly . on the
rampage, and not to be quieted by
any such specious pleadings, either
frTDfiCniek4 t d f) xftter e.
:srith the clog,*
irowled a rough voice on the out
aide: " Give him a button—that'll
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.settle his hash. _
Then Mrs. Dugoine heard the door
cautiously open and shut, and all was
quiet after that for several minutes,
excepting an occasional demonstra
tiOn of belligerency on the 'part of
Rover, who still maintained his po
sition near the outer door. Oh, what
moments of.horror and suspense were
thodo to the poor mother
Up to this time neither Josio nor
Helice had ' awakened, although the
Boise below had been: aufficieet to
arouse wierysonad sleeper.
At knell after a painful _pause of
severnl minntefe; during which the
dog had 'relapsed into con immtive
silence, the door was again opened
in the same cautious manner as be
lore, though to, the. attentive cars of
Mrs. Lingoincy the slightest noise was
distinctitanaible.
It was very strange, she thougl4,
that for the last minute or two she
had heard nothing froth the dog, and
she began to entertain fears that he
had swallowed the button of which
the 'ruffian had spoken, and which
she had .good reason to, believe had
been cast to him at the time she had
first heard the door open. If pch
was the case ixkn. Rover was proa
bly now in tho' agonies of death, or
dead, and the helpless three, above
stairs wore left without a defender,,
atrthe mercy of the assailants.; -
None but a mother who haslpassed
through a similar ordeal ,can imagine
the fearful agony and terror Of Mrs.
DeLgoine at the moment. She 'poked
upon her sleeping child, tunl i in im
agination could already seethe, glit
tering steel of the tounissin at her
throut, and feel its sharp 'edge sand
ing a murder thrill along her semi-
Aire nerves., She wad so paralyzed
from the horrors of 7 the situation that
She could not more a limb-cotdd
not cry out even/had those shudder
ing imaginary/ears proven a reality.
She heard the door creak as it slow-
ly opened, acid the ngt_moment a
rush of heav,feet 'sounded in the pas
sage. Then came a cry from. Rover
thatnded lice the fierce, madden
ed hoi sou rl of a wild beast let loose ry
.on jts assailants. The wild, confused
sound of a deadly struggle ensued.
/ Fierce growls and terrified oaths were
blended, together , as though- every
inch of ground was being bravely con
tested by theirsgallant and` unyield
ing defender. ' -
So terrified was Mrs. Dugoine by
thedireful uproar, and Wench a pit:ch
of alarm had every faculty been work-'
eti up previously, that she absolutely
fainted in her bed.. When at last she
came to her sense, again, she found
Josic clinging; to her in childish , ter
ror, and Helice bathing hdi face and'
temples with some potent restorative.
All was still below stairs, with the
exception of occasional groans, as of
some person in disfiess, followed; by
munching and growling from the dog.
'The brace animal had doubtless
proved more than a match for his ad
versaries, and ; Mrs. Dugoine began
to breathe easier.
Still the timid occupants of the
chamber could not muster sufficient
courage to go below to ascertain 'the
condition' of the wounded wretch,
Whoever he might Chance to be, and
so they . renained whore they were,
and tremblingly awaited the approach
of daylight, when some early riser of
the neighborhood might chance to
_pass by. Sor were they disappointed'
in their expectations, for soon after
it began to be light'a couple of men
riding nearby, who were passing the
house on their way to work, chancing
to cast their tyes m that direction,
imaginf3d there might be something
wrong in the ontadoor being open,
with no sign of any one astir about
the houssX, They knew-that Paul Du
goine
had started the day before for
Montreal, and:thata csreful, timid
woman like Mrs. Dugoine would :not
be very likely to leave her door open
ouretiring for the night--especially
of housebreaking and robberies had
been of frequent occurrence of late
in and around tim immediate vicinity
tit Grand Pre, Taking into . oisowid
eratiai these facts, it Ina erica* to
induce the two men to'turn from the
h ghway and approach the house.
Oa reching the .door they were
sheeted and'horrified at the speeta- -
cle which awaited them.
= In the boil! entry WO colored men
stretched oat in a pool of their °Wu
blood, and just over the threshold 'of
the kitchen lay a third,.. with Boyer
staridiog,lied by~
throat holm* m
yeemikM4 mcmtinemt or $ Om in.
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.. Demise irsi *Bee had rsea
dm tem man from their chaetbsr
&w as they approached 'the- house,
he
preseettly ising -thew as
thait naq n borehrough thetas
perfectight the-mornmn thqinita.
terett.PP:ll4eieet 'eine q t epieek
thadoor of their Amber and des
ceidlolthe kitchen:-
Tho'lo2o'4 hand wig lees
Min hall si mile di4lint *Hu the
hone. sadone of' the Ilia:was' die:!
pitched *Mir to irifixtiti ilip
dies of the frigleal beennenee, „end
in hidf saloarthe people, of the. vil
lage had gsthered on, the green in
front of Ile house.
=- The three robber, IMO d ont
Mid laid on - the gram, 'there the on
et - ivied withal:ale mold see them,
and the examination hoed that two
out of the th r ee were already: dela
nip remaining one was alive -though
amnia* .and on retain ;
ing ilia can and rani to examine. the
extent of his injuries, everybody was
imrgrimi to Ind that the Imposed,
black was a white man.
Soap, water and toweht wsautuusight
out, 'and the faces of the robbers were
carefully wished i. Judged the - - SS
toniehment: of every one Present . cui
discovering in ,the featurei 'of the
three desperadoes the
.faces of throe
well kneel% citizens of Grand Pre.
The bodies of the dead were claimed
by their. friends for burial, while the
eme-thal atilt, lived was removed to
the village and placed under medical
treatment He recovered in a short
time, and on the examination which
followed was 'revealed the star/lino
Met - that au organized Ralf hid 'for
some time existed in the immediate
neighborhood and its surroundings,
whose chief and prime mover . was
Francis Dngoine—Stich of thehand
as did not escape =',were speedily -ar
rested, and the trial which followed
resulted in their conviction and sen
tence to several years in penal servi
tude.
So • pleased were the citizens of
Grand Pre with the heroic midi noble
conduct of Borer, that, it contribution
was taken up, and a Silver Collar p -
chased for him upon which his own
name sod that of
,his'owner were in
scribed. -- • "
- Mra. Baldwin, the 'elision:).
ry to China, lectured in Philadelphia
recently. Of the women/in China,
.she said :
The women of China are divided
into two classes the' bound-footed,
who'are the ladies/ and the large
footed,. who are the common class.
The latter earrythe burdens, do all
the drudging /aid out-door work,
while , their husbands do nothing.
When a little girl is born the parents
the the gods are , angry with them,
and they hold a consultation whether
she shall bo allowed to live or not.
If she / is, when she arrives at the pge
of Jour years they hold another eon
saltation whether she shall be a
/bound-footed or a large-footed wo
min. If she is chosen to be a hound
footed she is not permitted to do any
thing, but if otherwise she has to ;be
the family's , slave. I have seen a
woman with four children strapped
to her back and rowing a boat,
her husband laid in the cabin' smok
ing his pipe. 'Girls have no choice
of theirusbands ; the young girl is
sold by her parents at the highest
price they an obtain for. her. She
never sees her husband, nor he her,
until after they are married. If he
chooses he can be divoreed from her
for talking too much ; if he becomes
poor, or , gets tired of her, he sells
her again. '. In the coldest weather
the large-footed women are not al
lowed to wear stockings, and cannot
dress in any other colors than black
or blue. ThOF manner in which they
make their feet small is by binding
the fotir toes under the foot,' which
they keep hound up about eleven
years, when" 11e foot beconies dead.
I have walked through the streets
when the women would brush
against my dress so as to see my
feet, to discover as td what Class I be
longed, I would say to them, "-I
will show you my feet, bat do not
pull my clothes, as it is rude:" When
I wouldnxpose my feet to them they
would exclaim : " Why; have you no
real ladies in America ?" And the
only stay that I could make them be
lieve that we had, was by telling
them that the women read books like
the Men," which utterly. astounded
them, as the real Chinese lady is
brought up in the utmost ignorance,
and they only marry rin the rich
familes, bemuse they know and do
so little, and need ,so much waiting
upon that it takes a rich husband to
support them.. If you ask a Chinese
woman how many children she has,
she will give 3 , cra only the number of
the boys. She has to be asked the
second time bow many girls ihe_has,
Ina' they are thought so little of that.
in many
.earses they are killed as soon
as born. A large-footed woman told
me once that her. first child was* a
girl, and she dtim*d to me how
she hived the little one. "My !hus- - ,
band went -one' she slid, " and
brought in a trth of water. I . begged
him to spare its life, but he took the
little one and put its head in the wa-
ter, and held it there until it was
dead." 'Her second babe was a
daughter; and it was served the same
aethe first ; the third child was' a
boy ; 1 he lived until be was about .1 1
yenns of age, then - the gods got an
gry and killed him; , 'tb,en. my hue!
band died ; and now it eat any
thingthat is nice, and if Iweargood
cle
thes, - my relatives become angry
and treat me harshly." Even in our
Christian churches in China, the wo
men are tin* allowed in 'the 'same
room with the men, but are tdirti.
tinned °Min a lattite,worittoom.
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=tinniest Ilan lon* giant to path. tiry
• maed and" appeared to retoir otti
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topr&int' easrealthation.z. the
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palled in thiworld. 11 is well adept-,
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and in &suitably wet season noes
an abundant arop•Olcorn. o rtatoot
growlemarludgy well,and are often`
bur enciugh for use as early .0 the
18th of rune; • paideturre, with
incredible Vigor. AR ' kinds of garden
vines produce altindantrintitieffof
frukmpecially - melbas, iihich grekw,
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fPcgreett talut ifirlp to Ifebralks
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and be. may be *Wafted that he never
Wed melons among the stone-htmpa.
otinrEasternfltate. Prairies grass
grown in rich .shundeace all over this
virgin `toefil; affording delicious pas
turaro'fonituiy herds. of . Battle that
are raisediiid fatted Were frith itoni
perntivelylittle labor or expenif& The
grass - tentairis niche' rich' nutriment
that cattle bieorne . fattceon. it 'than
the stall 7 led Ones of thiZaateinStatei
Young ; cattle '. 4 0rM . 0 turned; out the
present year the,2oth of March, and
even
_those that had been ill,cared for
during the winter and consequently
were very poor, were in excellent con
dition for beef by the first of May.
,The gram makes excellent hay for
winter use. They often cut two, or
even three, tons on an emit, ivhich is
very quickly cured, loing generally
put up the same (Tay it is cut. \The
climate, of Nebrask& is, to say the
least, delightful,' save ono unpleasant
feature viz the wind, which, dering
a wintry storm bowls - fiercely over
these vast prairies with a cruel force,
inflicting much suffering on any man
or beast that happens to be •=fortu
nate or foolish enough to be 'exposed
b::• its fearful fury. The State is well
watered by riverg, creeks and rivu
lets, beneath some of whose clear sur
faces exist enormous sized members
of the finny tribe, which, when caught,
make a very palatable dish to\ add to
the luxuries of. Nebraska. The large
'streams also contain many animals
highly valued for their fur, such' as
the otter, beaver, 'mink, and others
less valuable. -
The country is yet new • so that
only kfew have made a trial of fruit
culture; but those who ha re have suc
ceeded well. The citizens are very
energetic in planting forest'• trees , of
the kinds that grow quickly, which
will soon protect the yoting fruit trees
from the fury of the winds, also ar
resting not a little their 'fierce- pro
gress across the vast plains; and in
few
,yeats I think we shall see a
greater quantity of fruit produced
than in either of the Eastern States.
Some wild fruits grovi abundantly
now., Two years ago hundreds of
bushels of plums migke have been
gathered along Shell Creek—somens
large as hen's egga_and very delicious,'
but last , season wai too dry for them
to grow much. • -
Nebraska is a very healthy State.
A case of ague and fever—that bane
of some of the 'Western States—is
seldom if ever found here; and those
whti come here afflicted with lung,
diseases are generally benefited and.
often cured by the pure air of this de
sirable State. • - -
Timber and Wood are rather scarce
here, being confined to the margin
of the streams; but coal has been die
covered in same places, but it is
brought in abundant supplies from
the Rocky Mountains, and is now
pretty high priced, which all con
sumers prophesy will soon be reduc
ed. People are settling this lovely
valley very fast. The emigration
from other countries and - the immi
gration from all States of the Union
it truly astonishing. The reason is
plain: Our good Uncle Sam'S best
farm of thousands of acres lies in this
fertile State, and you kno* the rich
old gentleman issued a decree a few
years ago to give each of his* poor
nephews or nieces 160 or 80 acres, of
his land ; according to where it, lay, if
they would_ comply with the simple
request - of 'going on it and staying
five years. Of course, many aro wise
enough to accept of his generous of
fer; but others prefer to stick to the'
roots, stumps and stone piles be
queathed to them by their fathers or
grandfathers, instead of accepting the
rich present offered them by their
noble-hearted uncle. 3 great many
homesteads and pre-ereptionn have
been taken, and many more lie inthe
northeni pad of this county ten or
twenty milks from the County seat
Schuyler, the county seat of Col
fax: connty, was,surveyed two. years
ago ana is now: quite a large town,
containing a great number,of cosily
edifices and many very enerprising
citizens;' and many kinds of business
are carried on there, but Printing
not among the number. The 'town
is built on the ThP. Railriiad, and bids
fair to become a huge place.
• - • a A.':l).
ficartum. Nay 29,1871. _ •
HOME rotiCATION.—We should not
hesitate to attribute greater iniport
anie tcilthme'edtioation than to school
'education;' for it is beneath the pa
raffin roof, when the heart is yDung;
and melted by the warmth Of fireside
affection, that the deepeii inipres
sion are nude; it is at home, beneath
latluar e ar.dexampla i that
the foundations - of physical, moral,
and !naiad- habits sre Isidp it is at
hens where rmlsating` , 'opitrions are
founded. School instruction am neir
er impoircbdii The Miciissity- of vigilant
leadifg,iinilfig at thO
• Max mire Iwo who
ie Incmrdle, by mosey, - ma they eacudder
avollnuis is whom Oat quality is seen is mi
psalm by • . .
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` HOW TEM 18 ;MADE.
NtillaP;PAgre4 of :L4zifordi
dellverekeriee,tum Ou,thfa adulteia
gokdfpqtkipi,' to - a 'ciowdeil meet
ing in - Wek•iille...'' He: his hear
tire that he ,bad been, is ;,tbe liquor l
buaintiia,and knew Abe . methods by
which, r. in, thia country ill! in Ame s
dealers get - 401. Pure ; lioors are
not" to 'TM &taut any drinking
house, hbNiever "respectable:".Thu
mtiakyg brandyrum, etir the.gin
*YOF buYi amlaiildinauligsted*la
Roux:telt, i gen 3 , /,,110 444 knob stuff.
even but'tit:te "din, are elite* shed
their civil` Iliek-irhether: they tic*
Woe hot,. The fined 3ikverf3d Woke
014 Bourbon liwbiehyau buy.4douer
bie Filup„ at Au moat reapeetabl o
Ipeosiuiaartford or New Xork,
vire:raw" nr Whieb you get' at
the " eorner• groeery;i l 18, - if
possible; worse.
BIM
How TILICSI:DRI3II3 AIM
We can buy a • barrel of "-high
*Wei r'ot pun spirit"—:,the diezipm
eat iimr,the poorest ' forego ~.4f a leehnl
—rfor;iiij thirty mute a gallon.. 'this
is neutralized by adcleglime, Or 41-
' Tlist makes-it *hat* call NA.:
lent "leaves it. withent
thouoLas, towerlanT alOohclic as be
fore:,,, :That is. The 04—the- bias's-Isittont:
fOO B Ol- whiakY• brandy, rum, &M t ,:
Vue;&c 4104 die 4 6 4. drawn -
*Pc _Where is Aie jeattOji rear wins -
bp( the beet Of it
is ueaiesaz'ilY rargqly mixed with the
off whlch is absolutely
144 le - froin it,` by the process
et ti1k140714 - - . 16/:e§4 ,each care;: is
used as no distil* ei , ,er; Yet 'took.
Oil,ofjpziper,.a .stiong poison, is
InUed . with - this "silent" . basis to Make the stiff you:drink feegin.
• 'MS eleantialnil Of hittei - alMonds,
a highly poisonous substance, is put
hi to make 'vines and brandies: For
making the hate; the distilled
son known as "oil of cognac " is also
used. ' .
, To give the Old Bourbon made
Of this neutralized alcohol what' we
call an . " old flavor "—the " smooth-
Voss Of age " so prized _by drinkers
who are sure they can't be cheated—
tail oil, a deadly poison, and which
" makes drunk come eluic.k, and ren
ders many then demons when. under
its influence, is added under - various
proportions; sole that energetic
creosote:. That makes ". Scotch , "
or Irish whisky "—the flavor of the
Peat! . • ,
Toisve it a "bead," they add su/-
huric i acid (oil of witrioll) and sweet
011 -
Wholesale • dealers in. -Newir York
send •out, " druznmers ". to all the
smaller cities, and .seU thousands' of
barrels of this manufaatured, stuff.
It is sold by the glass, torday,
iu 41f
teen drinking places in - Hartford.
There is .a Oefit of 400 per cent. in
it. Printed recipes' are also- sold._
Capt. O'Farrell challenged the rind
.sellers to name a committeeof three,
to act with a similar committee from
the temperance side„ go to the. - most
" respectable " saloons and hotels in
Hartford orliackville, select the whis
ky or brandy there sold, and submit
for analysis le any respectable chem
ist whom, the dealers themselves
might select, and if that analysis docia
sot justify his eharges, ho will - make
si public ;retraction. . Fifty new names
were added: to the pledge. _
DEOIY OF THE LATIN BA0E8:-
This trinmpli of ' Prussia over
France has a broader significance
than appears to the. unthinking 'ob
server. It revolutionizes the leading
influences of Europe. It is the tri
umph of the Teuton over the Latin,
of Protestantism over Romanism, of
the new 'civilization over the old.
The Latin races, with their intri
guing priesthood, their ignorant,
poor, and-superstitious peoples, their
monkeries and nunneries,., and relics
and ' shams, are sinking to decay.
'ltaly, France,_ and Spain, are all m
trouble, .while,.. Portugal is - hardly.
counted among thenations, SQ insig
nificant and powerless has she be
come. • All are bankrupt; and neither
ofto, hold within itself the power
of recovery. France is a republic to
day, nominally ; but those who know
France well, will be , surprised if she
remain a republic for a year.. • The
whole head of :France is sick, and
the whole heart. is faint: The Latin
blood, wherever it flows, seems to be
1 weak and corrupt. There are 3101) . n
(If ideas, and pure life and noble as.:
'pirations in all these countries ; but
what are they and what, can they do,
against. a church organization hoary
with experience and united
in its object 7 ,-- that object being the
perpetuation of its .own power, 'at
whatever cost, aa4 .
inst . all • the en
croachments of eedom -and. free
thought ? • Spain - osts, Italy knews ,
and- poor France will know within
a twdvemonth. Nothing but univer
sal education=instituted, controlled,
.and directed by the. State—and a
-free Bible with free men to preach its
truths,•can save Latin*.e
frail fatal degeneration and ,d,ecay.
Without .'these regenerating: influ
ences Frantic will, follow Spain und
Italy into a `powerlessness that' will
be alike henprotection from national
jealousy and from
the
fro
the world's reaped. Bound as their
peeplea . are byao many • . chains, it
is impossible for.themn to hold a re
spectable footing in the race of free
nations -for power and greatness.
The Teuton: blond, with its While
thins, is the blood or the intUre_ , e'
, Th
Terlitoniq 1340143 es era , the laugaNZ
es of the future ; and Protesituit cm
litioz, Under various terms and
pha.: -=-• mov i n e; throigh various I
=idea of progress—is the civilization 1
of the future.. ,Does:.any doUbt it 2
Let him point to a . single Catholic
nation that is nral preim:' to-,
day, - 'andte al - single Prott int
' tiOn that is not !---Di. J: '6:: Hellatict,
in Sertloner's Monthly , r fordtay ' '
• • - -
A. utp*atz.a thing:tdok piece at a
meeting ,
sipki not to ngi
_lime:. 'Th e' 'minister
-a
notaoed-mdyiooking-ehep in _ one
thtv seats looking as though- he
needed 'religion or. good . , ‘cquere
So be stepped - up to him, sild
atikedbhu if bewails arise: it " 1 1410,
ode hi; "I inn 'Wawa the .
- Anna:ratio' paper in-:.this ulikee.l.
,131444,in the wow of Ciod,lei Us .
pray 5 7,044144.0a devotad mada.
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"Vrt f i ett i ft ,
proof that hov e be. the
nude whoin tlwt l HalXrie
abundant !ace, freely asp
&dank, and TatillifiHrtreee
failjnff. ' ' • tha liikaltiOtotitl"\ -
praytorkt
young nsan, VS** 'masa
ni,aadseathightliadfaiiie thilitoor,
looked on, the Otoitahlb#
sire indifferansb., ~ ' ltir suet
was a noted gamblatlidifti
bold bt _4P bib l / 4 1 0 11, iifffitater4-
boyhoi. to tor the Wail anitldallo.
ding .frlTlSTailkitilebkitrabn•
p per
jos
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Eng 4 lag rOr 41,511r°=.4.
Tha limtfollinia - a' •
iii most of the Metes of . Vakn,
and Vis lawdettedin 'crifies lbad
conaloedlita r to State prison Wore
than on* - "thkrabova "loeiudost
he'd phasing the docent - IW' lir*
isittkNitith - 110 pertiOthi 4larpoit-- in
view; end'only entered/ from ten*
While the few Christi:it:ilia:Worn
blatiwere "tili, inlytalaT; he -j* a
strangb be -within, and s draia=
fl !"4 , =.4 °f at ill w a i * 4l
eleisuloatiry Rieke to hintfaid
learned..stere, forlike„,prnt•
re lodging. The rilgt daY
visited and foima to . undei Alegi
ogpviatioxia. w , B M aidukl not ihen
Yua Isiteekieel r 4.4
traveling company of lowtheatrical
elitraoken, end Wither_ .eityi
_te be
rid r if possible, atlas - dradUL -load
which continued day *ad 'night 'lO
weigh upda..his- canekstam. "After
seven months . .of isoffieetwil effcats„
at one time naiTrii* testi to &dm*
his hre;tte mist offthwitiorden,Se re
turned tci the City; idid. at quee
rected his steps to the.Mli don again,
where be fold 'iondiflon to the
sumo xtus' siOtisrywhh . .luid - Molted
him at the Arst. Now, Am longer
disobedienttegrkjelklufferi;!gmer.
cy of God,, ke — fetionnoarlia, sina
assofig l ions,lw hunnli-
O•ana.patieuce oilikozord°
Jesus Christ. The ing, was in
ataataneous. and•AerzflaHli*. - For
years he had lxieultdatabird - as well
as gambler; but now, binding Christ ,
for 'the power, he was saved from the
appetite and desiVei for liquor, as in
'a moment., and has not otperfencad
any "return of Abet) old Ambit' since..
Soon this regenevited , man obtained
employment * and began gevetix'
spare time tip niissionary efforts
among the . abandoned characters of
the city.
His efforts have' not without
success, while his modest - bearing ban
core ende d hie testimony to all who
thus behold the staulfaabiess of kin
new faith. He. remains a worthy
member of a Christian church. Tru
ly, our God is a God tliat doeth won
der's.
WM]
MI
. , WITH ../.I.INISTRBEL-1.,
There.' are Many persons whose. relit .
gioli consists in . finding . fault with ,
ministers: s ' Nor are they- sdl of 'the
world. Some church-members think
thiS- one of - the privileges of their proi - -
fession. And as Satan desired to sift
Simon as wheat, so they sift the cher
aCtor and life of their minister. Every
word he speaks and every act heper
forms, in private and in public; at
Lome andabroad, must be weighed
in, their balance; and if he is found
wanting, they , - must mt. up ; ‘'the:-‘,
Church and the world in referencelo
his, defects and infirmities. ' This part
of religion must be attended to--by
some one ".All-members have". not
the. sametoffice." Afid as they , have
a peculiar taste, if not talent, forlind- -
ing fault, and no relish for anything
more :spiritual, they • are faithful in
pointing out his real imigirsary
defects. And Aims they save him
from - that woo which Christ said rest
ed on ministers - when all: men spoke
well of them.—Exchange.
ALL Soars or lam—Mere is a
great4ifference in men. Some are
trim-hearted and iininivcions as. .a
Newfoundland dog; -others are like
'ratterrier, always uoseingptround Un
der the impression that there is some.
thing going on they don't quite un.
derstand. Some are noble and gener
ous; others thoroUghly meenand con
temptible. Some others are overrun
with vanity and egotism. Some and in
variably kind and considerate; others
go about with theirves `shut;
_in ut
ter ignorance of the trouble, they are
giving by their *carelessness. Some
ares/ow and efeadr.; and to be de
pended upon others are quite brill
iant and unreliable. - Some' have a
taste for detail, and *attend to all the
minuthe Of a .subject, while •°there
care, only for mat prinaiplea, and
require a thing to be gigantic before
it arrests- their attention.
_Min of
genius are always uncomfortable to
live with. Absorbed: inone \subject,
they ignore trifles, and tritleit, 'mike
up the Comfort or-discomfort of\life.
31 . .wrr" Acrivrft.—lf • the water
rnnneth, it haldeth clear, sweet, and„
fresh; but stagnation turneth it into
a noisome puddle. *lf the air be fan
ned by the winds it is pure and
wholesome; but froin_being
,shut' up
it groWeth thick and : putrid: If ,met
ale be employed, they -abide smooth
and splendid; but lay. them ,ap, and
they soon scontract dust. If the
earth is labored with:mita:mityield
sth corn; but, lying neglectcdotriill
„b4a overgrown with bushes and• this
tle% and the better the soil - is the
ranker weeds 'it wrn prOduee.._.6lt
nature is upheld in its being, ordecr;"
.and shape. by constant agitation;
every_ mature is incessantly employ
ed in action conformable to its de- .
signed mime; lhe
preservation and-imprOvemont of the
factdties 'defend on their . militant
exercise; to it Goa hagf:AfiziAmaa, the
best and- most desirable rew*rd--
=cosi to our• undertakiUs, weld*,
honbr, wisdom„,_virtue,' salritiOn.—
ZarrOtr: ' "'.
MODERN DICTIONAIM--131k:Re
lations—People - who incaKlt3 they
have nelaim to roll` - you tlycra arc
ricb; and to . insult' ,yott if you aro
pxors;: -
Itelle—A-beautif4but uselesi in
sect, withoat wings, vfhose colors
fade on' being 4emovedfroti teem-
Aki
H o; eart--A ,rare artach3, etenetimes
b o o
in Mutat Wing& It is' soon,
however, r destroyed by mfteered
'iktb r th - frevrial er'elee b 6 e9m.AUtal
tom
-- The Ka thr,ongh
which . the hOpy Tom lame hil
v s en
chlintedrenaw2diettaniiitrh•
]nth=Aii ill bred taffy',
lie *pleat seiseasi sad' ing
upon them'
hns'adL,
_ _
JOIEUMUMeII saya..that tiOtbOOta
, v/e Slum telsumellt es tfier tigh t
tnin
korgyakil smother
It Xi! Dave bees - comt fo:y
eartleseilEe ta etousg 'he
the* , oft en tee
IS