(Fran cur Keflex Com rpeDileTit)
Washixoton. March SO, 1S79
Since tbe orga ittioQ of the 46ib
Congress there b txreo ft political
lull. Old wea wiib good nieniuriei
said : "Well, bere is Mother Demo
cratic Xatioa! Legislature;" while
tte hji ues f the Seute gallery
looked iib curious Interest upon the
new Srnator, od heard, for the fioi
time la ibtir lire", Thurmno od Bay
ard tkiDgr ibe initiativejSn JrgMative
liu-ioefs.
Now that Congress bas completed
its orfraoizntii.'ii, the St-oaie dirtribui
d im pitiabco of t-Gkisl patroDsi:,
ud Speakt-r lUudall is inituers. d iu
tbe cmaiiite Italia? prubl. ta, a
tbbkltK8 tack ia bicb be will plea
aud t-ff-'iid tTrrjb dj ; the qaestion
U, what next? The wires mJ leil
hef.re tfeiu Irt.er reaches Jou, bat.
there U no Ger to tbe question, al
ibis ead of the liue, at the present
writing.
Toe j iot caucus of tbe now politic
ally concordant lf?iflaiie bodies will
agree upon a business programme for
tte cession. At preieni the Senate
U dipjy d to adjourn as Boon as the
lull, lr which tbexira aossion waa
calied, are paed. The llouse, on
the coutrary .peems disposed to plunge
into ceneral lei-.'ation and revise and
txuuDe geuernlly.
A rummer in Washington bas no
terror for members from Memphis,
'w Orleans, and thereabouts, bo
they are ia faror of revising the tar
iff, amending the internal revenue
la", and lbflaiing the currency
.Many believe that Congress will re
inaiu" in seseion all summer. There
is great newspaper clamor for an ear
ly arij lurnment ; but it Is doubtful
w betner tbe American voter is at tbe
boit-'tn of iL Meiubers of Congrew
are paid by tbe year, and there would
e ui to be uo reaxou why Ibey r-buuld
not make bills, aioiious, aim udaieatx,
riie to pjiuts if order, and personal
explanation, all through tbe summer
It members of Cougreea were paid
only for tbo time they are at tbe Cap
itol and aiteudiug tj legiiimaie Cou
gressioual buiue8, tbe public Treas
ury would save money, and aoiue
members would gel le-s than half
their salary. If Cougrews really
withes to pat-8 a urx'.ul law let it en
act a bill app'iiutiug a Time Cierk,
who bhall keep a record ot tbe time
of each uh tuber, and pay bim only
tor the time tnat be is a.trnUing to
the public buioe.-n.
Tbe millionaire Senator ffora Ne
vada, who was present in tbe Senaie,
if I am not mis.akeo, uuly tixij-Cve
days duriug tbe four years tiuce be
vis elected, had the effrontery and
dibonesiy to draw his pay for the
full time, amounting to more than
$0,000, aud including $125- for sta
tionery. There ia a law on tbe statute book
to this effect :
"The Secretary of the Senate ad
tbe Sergeant-at-Arms of tbe Houec,
rexpectively, tbaU deduct from tbe
monthly payments of each Senator,
Member or uelegate, the amount of
bis ealary for each day tbat be Las
been absent lrvm tbe Senate or House,
respectively, unless such member or
delegate assigus as the reason of such
absence, the tickaes of himself or
some member of bis family." Now,
will some eke sue tbe Sergeant-at-Arms
of tba Senate for money il!e al
ly paid ?
Yesterday will be remembered in
tbe Senate tor its lively interchanges
of rhetoric, parliamentary of course,
but verging on tbe language of Bil
lingsgate. Senator Blaine eaid to
Senator Hill: "Don't U childish,"
atid Senator Eaton told Senator
Blaine that bis task was babyish
All this was on tbe subject of electing
a Secretary, Sergeant at-Arms, aud
other oftcers of Democratic precedents
and proclivities to tbe offices tbat
have been held by Republicans.
These offices are about one hundred
in Dumber and Ibey will all be filled
by Democrats.
On Monday, in tbe rooms cf Rep
resentative Kelly, the Greenback
Congressmen held a caucus in wbicb
they agreed to vote with tbe Demo
crats for tbe repeal cf the test oatb,
and tbe law allowing soldiers to be
sent to polling places, and for modify
ing tbe Supervisors law.
Tbe Greenbackers hope tbat tbeir
financial schemes will be supported
by a sufficient number of Democratic
votes to give tbem "the balance of
power," and their fraternization with
Democrats on political questions will
be diplomatic and with this expecta
tion, a Bub-committee of tbe caucus
was appointed to prepare a bill au
thorizing tbe issue ot trillions of
greenbacks, tbe redemption of United
Stales bonds in legal tenders, and, in
other respects, to carry out tbe plans
cf the National party. Whatever
may be tbe policy of the two great
parties with regard to the length of
the session, it is plainly tbe intention
of tbe Greenbackers to contend fot
more paper money, "if it takes all
rammer;" aod, if the msjority sball
decide to adjourn after passing tbe
appropriation measures, ibey will en-
lavorto fa&ten their financial bill to
one of tbe appropriation bills and
pars it throngh.
Tbe Greenbackers will doubtless be
able ta form a coalition with some
men ia both parties who bave similar
views; bat tbe strength of tbe coali
tion cannot be determined until it is
tested by actual vote.
C. A. S.
aafca.
If we could only read each others'
Laarts. we should be kinder to each
ttber. If we knew tbe woes, and
Litierncss, and physical annoyance of
our neighbors, we should make al
lowances for tbem wbkb we do not
now.
We go aboat masked, uttering ster
eotyped sentiments, biding our beart
pangs and headaches as carefully as
we can, and yet we wonder tbat oth
ers discover tbem by intuition. We
cover onr best feelings from the light;
we do not conceal oar sentiments and
ocr dislikes, cf wbich we are prone
to be proud. Often two people sit
together with "I love yon" in either
heart, and neither know it. Each
thinks, "I eonld be fond, bat what
dse of wasting fondness on one who
does not care for it?" and 80 they
part and go tbeir ways alone. Life
is a masquerade at wbich few un
mask, even to tbe very dearest; and
though there is moeb masking, would
to heaven we dared plainly sbow our
real faces, from birth to death, for
than some few, at least, would truly
love each other.
8aihra KMra.
Mac3x. March 22 A tornado
struck MiUtdgeville at two o'clock
to-day. Tbe Oconee river bridge
was totally demolished. Loss, $9,
600. A negro and mules were killed
in the bridge. Stores were nnroofed
and several email bouses blown down.
Tbe general damage aboat tbe city
BOSnU to $8,000. s
Jean t'rad.
Tbe reform movement is sweeping
everything before it. Since tbe mem
orable evening when the old geutle
man came out on the front sio-'p,
bareheaded, and requested the people
of New York to mark tbe wrong do
ers of UTC with indignation, and net
er, never oa any account Xi cnd ue
Fraud, tbe Democratic ,'arty, hiving
got iu beariags as it were, has made
a splendid run.
A good cry was what is most want
ed. Tbat fragment of the party in
cluded in the crowd at Graoiercy
Park oa tbe occasiou reterred t iuv
mediateb dispersed itself through tbe
city aud bea-an to shout, "The Aiur
icu People never wi.l Co .d me
Fraud!'' Mr. Maoton Marble re
plied "Xevel," as loud es be could,
and tLen set to wi i k to burn his ci
pber keys and construe a letter on
tbe Ark and Shechinab if cur Srll
Goveruojeot, by way cf keeping up
tbe excitement.
Mr. Suinh M. Weed attended the
Democratic State Convention as a
representative of the Reform seoti
ojeut of the party, and made a stir
ring speech on tbe necesoity of puri
fyiug politics end never condouiog
Fraud. Tbe wave of enthusiasm
rolled Southward. Tbe declaration
was echoed from the Chei-apeako to
the Rio Grande, eutorced with many
a eouuding oatb, tbat the Am-ricao
People would oever condone Fraud ;
and, so eearing, tbe cuivalry took
down their -hot-guos aud proceeded
to conciliate tbe colored vote Tbe
presses were run at full epeed in the
production of tissue-ballot, l:st the
voters should conaone raua oy in
advertence. Nigger risings, other ice called
Republican meetings, were ba:ily
trokeu up, lest in ibecuf'jfi u f po
litical debate something should be
done tat could be interpreted acou
donicg Fraud. Persons iu Louisiana
and elaewhere who seemed obmiua e
ly beut tip n voting the Republican
'icket weie saved from c.ud'iiog
Fraud by being killed beforehand
There ws no resis insucb generous
araor. Wbat with rifles, pistols atid
ii?sue-lallots, the Republican pny
iu ibe South was euiirely supprest-ed,
and those of ibe victorious Demo
crats who evaded the penitentiary
rufbtd upou tbe National Capital,
sbouuug, "Tbe American People nev
er will endoue Fcaud !"
Then caite the investigation by tbe
Poiier Committee, wbiea spe.it near
Iv a year ii qoiring into the ti-st'jry ot
tbe Presidential election, aud discov
ered thai au organized conspiiacy ex
isted iu tbe fuoiily of tbe Democratic
ciudtdn'e to purchase tbe electoral
votes of ifcree. if col four Republican
States a d'eCovery w bicb fed tbe
Committee t declare with great em
phasis tbat tbe Deirx.cratic candidate
as an innocent and ' i.jured tuao,
tnd that tbe American People would
oever condone Fraud. While tbe
Committee were drawing up their re
port, the rest of tbe Democratic Con
gretoien were raising a riot in tbe
House cf Representatives, and threat
ening to su p the Government if tbe
laws to prevent cheating at elections
were not unconditionally repealed ;
and now in order to effect tbat pur
pore they bave compelled tbe calling
of an r x'.ra 6e?,sioa. at great expense
a:id anucyance to tbe country ; there
must be tree fraud at tbe polls if tbey
have to t-oi ash tbe whole machine to
secure it.
Tbe firtt incident of tbe new Din
oeratic Cccgrcss is tbe seating of a
Democratic member from Florida
who has been declared not elected by
tbe Florida courts, and for chesting
in whose behalf a number of Ever
glade politicians are now serving a
term in jail' Tbeir next operation, it
is said, will be voting themselves
mileage for travel they have not per
formed. And then thev will be readv
to appeal to tbe country on tbe great
issae of condoning I raud.
Meanwhile tbe clJ gentleman in
New York bas not been idle. lie
bas made tbe most effective prepara
tions for ths next cammigi. In an
ticipation perhaps cf the repeal of tbe
election laws be is about to revolu
tionize tbe police, and in anticipation
of the convention he proposes to rev
olutionize Tammany Hall. Officers
accused of illegal exactions Lave been
warned tbat tbey can only escape
punishment bv using tbeir political
influence for the beneStof Mr. Tildeo;
for, as tbat gentleman beautifully re
marked, "The American People nev
er will condone Fraud never, never,
never!"
And bo the cause which embraces
tbe largest and holiest interests of hu
manity, the cause cf pure politics and
free ballots, goea on prospering by
"absolute trust in moral forces, in tbe
people, their volitions and tbeir pow
ers.".Y. ' Tribune.
l ain A walta 11 its.
Many persons are evidently bound
to fill exalted positions, tbe buds cf
genius showing themselves almost as
soon as tbe chosen one is out of bis
nurse's arms.
Nany cf our most eminent states
men gave evidence in tbeir youth of
the possession of superior talent",
wbicb evidently placed them upon
the very pinnacle of fame.
A San Francisco street boy baa a
brilliant future before mm, and if be
is not one day raoted among tbe no.
ble army of newspaper paragraphers,
this deponent bath utterly failed to
read tbe signs aright.
lie came bounding into tbe bouse
tbe other day, and approaching bis
mother, asked ;
'Ma, will candy rot tbe folfcsos
teeth V
'Yes, Willie, it will indeed, and I
do not want yon to eat any of the in
jurious stuff."
The embryo laugh builder was si
lent for quite a while, evidently re
hearsing in his mind tbe continuance
of tbe conversation, and getting bis
queries in a shape that would enable
bim to steer clear of all pitfalls. Fin
ally be continued :
Will it rot girls' teeth too ?'
'Certainly, my dear.'
Another long silence and more
mental figuring, and then be asked :
Ma, Rotterdam isn't a bad word
is it?'
'Ob, no, Willie, that is tbe name of
a foreign citr. Yon will fiad it in
yenr geography.'
'Weil, you wouldo t lick any fel
ler for talking about it then, would
yon r
Most certainly not.
'Honest Injun, yon wouldn't ?' and
bts face bore an expression of deep
earnestness.
Of course not; why doycuafk
scch questions?'
Well, Mary Dawson is coming
over bere to tell on me. She bad a
whole two bits worth of candy, and
wouldn't give me a bite, so I told ber
to jist eat It herself and I hoped it
wou'd Rotterdam teeth out'
lie escaped chastisement, but tbe
moral lesson read to bim will serve as
a guide post through life. San Joxe
(Col) Herald.
Hlatvrj Brpcallas Iiaflf.
The last time tbe 87 called Nation
al Democratic party bad control of
tbe United Staits Senate was while
the Thirty-sixth Congress was in
ess'ioo At tbat time, John C
Breckinridge, of Kentucky, was Presi
dent of tbe Senate; Asbury Dickens,
of North Carolina, was Secretary.
Trere were then twenty-twostaoding
c- niaiUues if tbe Seuaie, of wbicb
sixteen bad fT Chairmea Seuators
from tbe S tulh, only six and tbene
of tbe least importance being reserv
ed for Northern Democrats. The
otber day, after anabenre cf eigh
teen years, 'tbe Na'iopsl Democratic
party" canie into tbe Stoate agaio.
and, Cndio" there thirty four stand
mg committees, gave twenty-two of
ibeir Cbhirrria'ihbip! to tbe Sutb,
leaving twelve for the Xorib. Tbis
being done, Jot.n C. Barcb, of Ten
nessee, was eleeied to Oil tbe place
wbicb bad been occupied by Asbury
D'ekeus, of North Carolina, up to tbe
time wben the "National Democracy'
left tbe Seuate to fulfill certaiu miti
tary engagements iu tbe South.
Tbus history repeats itself. Tbe Sen
ate is rebel ones more
. We miss from the roil of the Sen
ate Committees many of the names
wbicb were familiar to those who
followed tbe current iiistory of ibe
stirring times w hich matked ths last
davs of Democratic rul. Tbe arro
gant Southerners ara buck again in
tbeir old places, only tbrir names are
changed . In those days, J M.Ma
son, of Virginia, wa9 Chairman of
the committee on foreign Relations
His familiarity with international
law was niiul to bim wben, a rehel
emmt8ary, be w as plucked iff the
deck cf ibe J rent, a year or two
afterward. Another Yirgiuiao, It
M T. Hunter, iben bad tbe Cbair
u aucbip of the next important com
mittee, i bat of Finance. Alabama
furnished toe chairmen ot tbe C "li
mit ee on Commerce C. C. CIt,Jr
Tbe Cbairmau ot tbe Mill ary C -m
1 1 tee was 1bat pii:k f bou ra'il
oatriots, J-ff Dii, of Mt-iwippt.
Florida bad the Navy, Maliory beiug
Chairman of that cowmiuee. At ibe
bead of tbe Judiciarv Cottituiltee was
J. A Uajard, of Delaware. Toe
illustrious Judah P. Bri'juujin, .f
Louisiaua, was Cbaiiuiau f tbe
Committee on Prtva e Lud Claim,
atid ' Bob" Toombs, of Georgia, pie
cided over tbe Claims of ReVoluUob
ary Pensioners. Alfred Ivert-ou, of
Georgia another fragrant Vii-t'rical
ptrsou, was cbairmau of tbe C i li
mit tee on Claims, aud D L. Y'ulee,
of Florida, not wboily uiikjowu to
fame, wa cbairmau ot ibe C miuit
tee ou Post Oilk'ei aud Post R ads.
Every cue of the important c miiiuh
tees was given to Sou'Lcu Demo
crats, evea ibat cf tbo Uibtrict ot
Columbia being iu tbe Coaii'uiauhii
of Albert G Broo cf Mh-sWippi.
S u.tj iug the roll of tbe Toisty
sixiD Congress, it d -es not appear
tbat tbtre was any scarcity of North
ern Democrats iu iu IVcnsj Ivania,
New Jersey, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois,
California, Oregon, and Minnesota,
each sent one cr more Democratic
Seuators to Washington. But then,
as now, the Democratic party in Con
gress w as S'a'-beru or nothing. Tbe
Commiiu-e on privileges bnd Elec
tions, now conderea oueof tbe moi-t
important in the Senate, was uot
tbeu constituted. Delaware furnishes
tbe Chairman of ibat eomniiuee : and
Delaware, instead of Virginia, takes
tbe C"mmitlee on Finance, Mrssrs
Saul.-bury and Bavard beifg respec
tively al ice bead of tbe two Com
mittees named. Texan, lustead of
Floriria, baa the Post Office commit
tee, Sensvor Maxey being chairman
Virginia, now as tbsn, -'.'never tires."
Johuston and Withers, of that State,
have tbe committers on Ag'iculture
and Pensions, mpt-ctively ; Senators
Lamar, Beck, Ht-reLrd, "Hamburg"
Builer, and U;er well-advertised
'Southrons," are Chairmen of the
committees of to day. There is the
same poverty cf material among
Northern Democrats which was so
apparent in tbe last Senate wbich
tbe Democrats bad the privilege of
controlling Out of the ihir'yf ur
Chairmanships in tbe Senate, only
nine are filled by Northern Demo
crats. Three minor .! nes have been
given to Republicans, it should be
said. Edmunds is Chairman of the
committee on Private Laud Claims,
Anthony cf Revolutionary Claims,
and Conkling of Eogrossed Bills
We must suppose tbat tbe Northern
Democrats enjoy this sort cf thing.
Tbey always did appear to like
it.
The legislation cf the country, so
far as tbe Senate is concerned, is
once more ia tbe bands of tbe South
a South wbicb ia always solid
wben tbe distribution of pjwer and
place is in question. Unless speaker
RanduH's band forgets its curning,
tbe roll of tbe House committees
will sbow an tqaal preponderance in
favor of our lately erring brethren
Eighteen years ago these gentlemo
were silting in the Capitol plotting
treason against tbe Republic. To
day, spared by on unparalleld mag
nantmity, they are uack njaiu in
their old places, obsequiously attend
ed by tbe old-time Aortbern Dough
faces, and ready to give us laws and
government. A. 1. twex.
Iaqaltlll vMeiii.
Tbe man wbo wants to know about
things We have all seen bi.n
Have ali "been there," as tbey say iu
the beautiful w est.
A dear son of New Eugland having
plied a newcomer in the mining re
giou of Nevada with every conceiva
ble qoustion as to why he visited the
gold region, bis hopes, meane, pros
pects, etc., finally asked bim it be had
a family.
"Yes, sir," was the reply, "I bave
a wife and six children, and I never
saw one of them.
Then there was a brief silence, af
ter which tbe bore commenced;
"Was yon ever blind, sir ?"
"No, sir."
"Did yon marry a widow ?"
"No, sir."
Another pause.
"Did I understand you to say that
yon bad a wife and six children liv
ing in New York, and had never seen
one of tbem ?"
"Fact."
"Now can tbat be?"
"Why," was tba reply, "one cf
tbem was born after I left,'"
Bit
er Kk.
Kellvs Island, O , March 24
Tbe steamer, Golden Eagle, iu trying
to wcrk her way throngh the ice, got
stuck and sprung a leak about a mile
from here, and is Binking directly in
the 6teambeat passage between bere
and Saadusky in about twenty-fonr
teet or water. 1 be passengers and
Dggge were safely landed here, and
the mail boat is after tbem.
"Tbe class in grammar will please
to stand up and answer tbis question;
"How do yon parse tbe word dol
lar '." "Please, sir, if it's a trade
dollar you parse it for ninety cents."
rMrl Hara Moajr.
rOt-'B COINS ETBXCK OFF BT THS COS
. FKDK&ATI . GOVERNMENT
RESURRECTED.
riiUadelihia Baeord.
It bas been believed and recorded
as an historical fact tbat tbe Southern
Confederacy had eo metallic curren
cy. After a lapse of eighteen years, ev
idence now presents itself to snow
that four coius were struck off at tbe
New Orleans mint while tbat place
wa in tbe possession of tbe Confed
erate Government. Tbis discovery
has been brougbi about by a Rt-cord
iieui, euiitled "A Crz for C ms,"
which gave the faucy prices placed
upon rare pieces.
A few days subsequent to tbe pub
lication, Mr Mtlnou, lOt) uuuiUuiaiist,
of 143 North TeaiU street, wbo was
iueidcuiilly referred to ia ibe articl--,
received a commuuicalioa from B F
Taylor, M. D, the Secretary and
Treasurer of tbe L uislaua Sale
Board of Health, giviug ibe iuforuia
lion tnai he bad a Confederate coin
iu bis possession.
In reply, Mr. Mason wrote for a
lead peucit rubbing of tbe piece, at
tbe same time expressing a doubt as
to the existeuce of auy genuine coins
of the Confederate Slaves. The
return mail brougbi a rubbiug of ibe
coin.
The obverse represents a Liberty
cap, above ibe American shield, the
union of tbe latter containing seven
stars, representing the seven secedinit
tvaies. me whole being surrouuded
with a wreaib of sugar caue and cot
ton in bloom aud me niotut ''Confed
erate States of America " The reverse
bas tbe Goddess of Liberty, wub tDe
ibirteeu stais, representing tbe S ates
trciu wbicb tne Confederacy sprang,
aud the date, "ISGl "
Tbe bisiory of ibe Coin may be
briefly recapitulated from Mr. Tay-
loi'- sla'emeni.
Wtieu tbe New Oi leans mint was
lakeu p ssensi u of by the Coufrder
aies lu April, 1661, tbe original dies
ot tbe United S.atea were Canceled
iu ibe presence of ttie i ffic.iI connect
ed iib tbe building Tbe Confeder
ate CaOiuet, w bicb was ibeu siitiug
al Mouigouaery, issued orders lor a
dt-sigu for a Confederate currency lo
Mr. Tat lor, who was then cjief coin
er f ibe. mint
Tbe atxive design was submitted
and approved, and orders weie issued
for the stiikiug off of specimen pieces.
Four half-dollars were accordingly
coined, and these also, tolliug toe
desigu, were approved by tbe Cabi
net. Tben came an obstacle. That b.-dv
fouud tbt it bad not c- btrol f sufli
cient bullion to proceed wi;b an Im-ub
ot coins, aud, CoU.-equeutly, ibe. mat
ter was deferred, aud a temporary is
sue of psper motiy decided upon.
Tbe suost q ient rou'e of tbe Coufod
eratss threw tbe cottage pr ject oer
board.
Of ibe f-ur coins struck, one is in
the possession of one of ibe chiefs of
tbe Confederate Gpvernment, the sec
ond was presented to Profensor Bid
dle, of the University of L uisiaua;
tbe third lo Dr. Ames, of New Or
leans, aud ibe fourth was retained by
Cnief Coiuer Taylor, by permission ot
be Cabinet
hint noteworthy fact tbat all the
individuals wbo were connected with
ibe Coioage, including tbe superinten
dent cf ibe mint, sssajer, coiner, en
graver, die sinker, down to tbe mau
who h ld the chisel and used ibe
bamoier, in tbe cauceliiog of tDe old
and new dies, are living at ibe pres
ent tin.e.
To Mr. Mason, in wbost bands tbe
coiy bas been placed, quite a number
of bids have been made by numisma
tic and historical societies for ibe
purchase of ibis rare relic of tbe IU
brliiou. ""
A silver plated electrotype copy is
to be seni lo all societies interested
in soca matters, but they will all cry
for the original.
Wbat a Rtnui t Da.
A Colorado piper tells tbe follow
ing story :
Tbe wife of a certaia well kciMwn
rancher liviug near this place bas got
tbe true grit. Her busbaud was
away on busiuess a whole week re
cently, and oue day while be was ab
sent ibe pump gave out. Tbe near
est neighbor lived a long distance, so
she hoisted np the pipe herself, and
fouud tbat tbe trouble lay iu the auc
tion leather, wbich was too much
worn to work properly.
Away she went to cut a new one,
Using tbe old one as a pattern. On
returning she found tbat a large hog
bad falieu ;nto the open well. Notb
ing daunted, she got a strong rope,
made a slip-noose, 6ebed it around
tbe squealing porker, and then, lifting
as bard as sbe could, made tbe end
fast to the curb, tbus raising tbe aoi
mal partially out of tbe water, and
preventing ii from drowning.
Sbe tben harnessed a horse, bitched
him to tbe rope, and in less time than
it lakes to tell it, that hog, all drip
ping with fresbuess arose from tbe
well, but before tbe rescue of ibe par
ent anfmal two of ber off-priugs
crowding too close to tbe curb, prob
ably to sympathize with iheir moth
er a distress, lust balance, and were
now floundering aronnd in tbe water
at the bottom.
Instantly tbe bog was recovered,
our heroine set about recovering tbe
pigs. Sbe procured a ladder, which,
however, though long enough to reach
ibe water, was not long enough to
reach the bottom of the well. Neces
sity is the mother of invention, and,
procuring a fence rail she thrust it
through ibe top round, resting both
auds on the curb. Then climbing
down tbe banging ladder sbe rescued
tbe two pigs, bringing both safely to
ibe surface.
Tbis done sbe quietly completed
tbe job by putting in tbe new suction
leather, lowering tbe pipe into tbe
well, closing tbe curb, aud pumping
water for tbe week's washing.
Uaw ! Be lk WlBd.
Take a polished metallic surface of
two feet or more, with a straight edge
a large band-saw will answer the
purpose. Take a windy day whether
hot or cold, clear or cloudy, only let
it uot rain or the air be mnrky ; in
otber words, let tbe air be dry and
clear, bat this is not essential. Hold
your metallic surface at right angles
to tbe direction or tbe wind I. e., if
tbe w ind Is north, bold yoor surface
east and west, but, instead of holding
tbe surface vertical, incline it about
forty-Sve degrees to tbe horizon, sd
that tbe wind striking glances and
flows over the edge(keepingitstraight)
as water over a dam. Now sight
carefully over the edge at some mi-
note and ebarply-denned object, and
yon will see the airflow over as
water over a dam. iUke your ob
servations carefully, and yon will
hardly fail to see tbe air, no matter
bow cold t the result is even better
when the eun is obscured.
Balldasla m Bw-HHlw.
Tbe Detroit Free Pres of Feb, 13,
saya:
Charles McGnire began his Hon
or, as be looked over tbe desk at
slim waisted man who bad evidently
met a polar wave and been worsted,
1h policeman tella me tbat be found
you walking up and down tba street
beating an old tin pan and shouting
at the top of your voice. Did Sena
tor Sharon make bis great wealth by
indulging in eucb practizes J Do we
remember Homer and Milton because
tbey disturbed tbe peace 7 Look me
in the eye, prisoner at ibe: bar, and
beware bow yon answer.'
'You see, 1 beard a swarm of bees
pasii.g over, and I wanted ibem t
! settle on my fence,' geuily replied the
man.
'Bees! Bees in the month of Feb
ruary Been swarming such weath
er aa ibis?' excl.imed the Court
as be grew very pale around tbe
mouth.
'Can't a bae come out in winter if
bewsntsto?' argued ibe prisoner,
warming up to his detente.
'He can, but be don't said bis Hon
or Every hee iu the land is now in
a dormant state, and wilt b for weeks
to come.' ?
'Bui I bean' bees in ! tbe air. I
know what I hear as well as the nex'
ma'i ' t
'Charles McGuirn yon bad a bee
in your bonnet, or a fiVa in your ear,
Wbat ailed you was to much wbU
kv '
'May-bee tbat wasn't it ;"' thought
fully observed Blab. ,
Tbe. Court gave bim one lingering
trembling bok. calculau-d t bring ou
cougesiioo of the lungs within tweu
ty miuu'es, and turned to tbe prison
er and said :
'This is your first time bere, and
I can overlook your ftrose. Let me
tell you, however, tbat any further
bee buuiiug in Detroit in the wiuter
will put vou along with people wbo
dou'i suie.l b tiey from one year to
auo ber
'But if 1 sees bees to-morrow
But you won't. If you do I'i
send you up for tbir y days '
Bm sU'p se a bumble-bee should
come i
'It you say bee to me again I'll
s n l you up now.'
Tbe prisoner bated to give op
but be finally made his way cut, mut-
u-ring :
'To bee or not to bee a bumble
bee.' )
Sapoli-OM' liana.
Nap leon's crimes were eo great
aud bis po!iical blunders were s-
Kross, tbal au adv. cate, without be
ing lynx eyed, conld not fail to draw
up a formidable indictment agaiusi
bim But ii is a nnsake, even from
an artistic point of view, to paint tbe
devil too black ; and the tendeucy ot
recent writers to depreciate and dis
parage tbe intellectual side of Napo
leon's character, is a serious error
It was not entirelv for evil, or by
evil arts atone, thai for a q-iarter of a
century he was ibe foremost man in
all this world. Tbe interest wbicb
men take in bis career would other
wise bave died out long ere tbis
Bui ibe cbarm of bis name still lin
gers round bis battles; aud even now
rueu s'udv tie details if Marengo
and of Waterloo with more avidiy
'bn ibe details of Sadowa and
Uraveiotte. A similar cbarm, a is
well known, rests on ibe campaigns
of Hannibal, aud we must look for
something iu the personal character
of these two great cautaiusto explain
this cbarm Thar Napoleon bad n
oue to tbatk but himself for tbe d ffi
cutties which proved too B'rong for
bim, is true enough ; but tbe adron
skill wiib wbicb, time after time, be
trampled upon ibuse difficulties, and
conquered tte storm wbicb bis rasb
ness had evoked, is really admirable.
Perbaps, indeed, it is the element of
wonder in bis career an element not
wanting in ibe career of Hannibal,
also which explains tb fascination
bicb that career still exercises over
the imagination of mankind Fear
ofiotellect, wben we understand, or
tbiok we uuderstaud, ho they are
done, soon cease to interest us. Bu
tbe power of wonder never fails os
It is from wonder that if Shakespeare
should appear among ns we sbould
all rise up, as Charles Lamb said We
should, to do bim reverence. It is to
wonder ibat is due the imperishable
interest which attaches to tbe check
ered life, and more than checkered
character, of Aapoleon.
Iks Wires Bntlsfu Parmer.
A woman wbo evidently is favor
ed with a larger share of ber bus-
band's confidence ibao wives com
monly enj y, thus puts forth her
views, which will probably bave tbe
approval of a majority of ber sex
Sbe says:
"Altboogh it is often so, yet I
bardiy ibins it right tbat most men
should dole out tbeir money so spar
ingly and grudgingly tbat tbeir wives
and daughters caunot get one-half
thai tbey actually need, aud a pity
tbat it is ever true. I know by ex
perieoce tbat it U no always so. My
busbaud thinks I bave tbe same rigbi
to bis money as be, aud lo spend it as
I please. He trusts me and never
requires me to give an account of it.
I tbink it sbould be more of a pin
nersbip affair. Tbe husband and wife
are equal partners, and every bus-
band sbould tbink that fifty cents ol
every dollar earned belonged to Lis
partner, and that the husband sbculd
tell bis wife everything about his
business affairs; jost how much be
earns, and wbat there is to spend ;
and there are but . few women but
what will take an interest in tbeir
husband's interests, and would if an
equal partner, instead of spending his
money extravagantly, take pride in
keeping the money as judiciously
Yet, there are 'worse tbiugs in tbis
world than an old maid,' aud let me
dd, nothing better than being tbe
loved and loving wife of a good,
boBest man."
A LlUU Evtry Stay.
A little helpfulness every day. We
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ing be in any seise true living. It
is not in great deeds that tbe only
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kindness." repeated every day, we
find troe bappinesj. At home, at
school, in the street, in the neighbor's
bouse, on the playground, we shall
find opportunity every day tor use
fulness. ' A little look into tbe Bible
every day. Une chapter s day
Wbat a treasure of Bible knowledge
oue may acquire in ten years 1 Every
day a verse committed to memory.
bat a volume in tbe mind at the
end of twenty-five years! A little
knowledge every day. One fact in a
day. How small a fact is one fact !
Only one ! Ten years pass by, and
yon have three thousand six hundred
and fifty facts, and tbat ia no small
amount of knowledge.
Why should a lady's home dnss
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CIJAS. C. FULTOX & SOX,
American Office,
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AbSIGXEES SALE
or valuable rf.l estate.
liy rinne ufs coutlouml nrier ul Mia toiuwl by
the Ourt ol Common Head 01 Somrpl Co.,
In ih- undcreitt'tttl Uimeieil, u 4mineuf Petr
W. Sii'ler. ur AlleijhenT Tnp.. in th snitl eonntj
fir the snleul real rutate. I will at Duhlir
ale ,uo the premise, in A,W)(iuaj tuwiulup, us
Saturday, April 20, 1879
A Uaet r.r 'an.1 situate In Allevhenr Twp
ata.mxM. ljt,ii!ini lands or JmhuucI "Walker
Ann fun?r, an.) otbrre. ennialniua- 2UT acre.
alo.ut 40 acre clraral , a -rrs uf which are in
uieiuiow: tne Dalunre well timliere'l. The lm
.r..vcm.n9 are tu one ami a half atory liar
ftousra, (wratlierhoar !!), a hank bam. -prlnn
Iumim- a-l other uii uil.linKS ; n hanl nf chuk-e
nut lives; Pi.rui-uf nrer fai l it taitr afar
the h"Ost: thure are also two other sjringrs on the
premises that fc.rm tne greater bwy uf what ia
kn .in as tiller's han, ia that vicinity, and suf
aciently sirunx eDuxh to ran a arist-mtU. Tbe
pnprny locuieU tlirectly at the Somerset awl
Bfilonl iuni ike. U'l haj bnen fc.r many years
am. is now a taroriie drove stanl. A euateniplat
el r iiroail roate has reoemly been surreyed
thnuich thispruperty. an l ia the only route b
wliloti a railrot can be made from the S-.fn.-met
euunty evl ttekls to interaeet tbe Fennt"il
rania Kailroailut Mann's bok-e. Be-llonl eouniy.
m ii. im uir-Lij tn ma ufiwi Ol wual IS UToraoly
knuwa as lieeter's Oap. Sole to eumaKitee at 1 1
o'elork a. M.
Tfc-KS. One-thin! lo hand, one-third lo til
months i roia dale oltirder. and one-third in one
year Iron, late ol or lor, with iuterejt on deterred
paj meats fruui eondnnatioa of sale.
U EUKO EU. WALK ER.
March 19 Assignee ol 1'eter W . Sa.icr.
SSIUXEE'S XOTICE.
henry M. Olcssner of Stonyrrerk Twp., har
Inir made an assignment to the undersigned notl -e
is hereby given to ail persons indebted to tba said
AF.l;nors tn make linine.iiale parment in the
said Assignees, sod tbosa havinie claims to
present tbem to the same for settle rent al the
house of lieniy M. Ulessner, on Saturday April
20, 1T!.
JOHN M. ULESSNER,
Marc 19 Afcignee.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Jjcob Steyer late of FruetbureT MJ.,
decease 1.
Letters of administration ou th above estate
having been granted oo th. U'-dersttfueiL n-Ki-te
is hereuy jrivcn b tnose ln-lebtel lo it t- m:ike
itutnlLile juiTtnent. and tboee hv:n claims
aaiiist it to present them duly authenticated f--r
seitlomenl on Erul-y, March ia, l7. al tbe real
dence ol aiitnlnistr .tis Erostt urv. Alleirhepy
eouniy. M-l.. ur their attorney John H. I'bl So to
etsct,P. OEOUOE-TEl FR.
NATHANS. FKosr,
Feb. 19 Adniiuistrators.
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llee h and 7lale l.snil lt Mm hi '-in
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the Grand Kaidii aul tt.d..n.i
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The Largest, Best oxid
rCheapest Assortment
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AH Kindt of Prod nee Taken
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Sign et the
if-i. MinuiMi CLOCK. lss.
CoKxa of Tut Mau i,u Ki.a Sts.
JOSEPH HEERj
The Veteran Watchmaker, Is prepare.1 at i
times to furnish yoa a flnt-cie Umt
keeper, either In the line ol
WATCHES OR rLOTKS.
.'V,"'rln "P""'- Work(tuarautee,.
Do ou want "to m a k e so m o m one
ir here is your chance, t.v.nioeient
M:.le or female wnl u. sell .he K...r aViTw
The most O,i,reoieni Arirle l..r U. meie a
ibepure desiune.1 ever inv-nte-i i,
il! we.Kh. meam an.1 mne. Also ..r nrainl
ma- Frnlt. Washinit Kic.e etc Mam
Orerl.0 0 Aenis are nw emttied in . nir
JiV ,r""3r'H-rl taken
ever oHerod, so aWdy early. r.,r .rth-nUr. .
Uen. Ajrt. West. Penp. Pittsburgh. Pa.
C. r W4I KIR ,
thin plaoe his a lot ui
eelebrate-l H-r h-
for iiHl.'ieiier turn eivr
and cheap. Anyonewho
want -ne at on' e. w-.i-M
do well to send him a
me
J w .wiw m ipriri wi nmtr lure ul K
one. as he in his rounii;of st-iiiu mijiht u,.t
all who wtlnt mkea
atay a
WANTFH ' w t..ell ami ei,-h0lt. Wj
r t nil I L U have hnlreils or ciurners
Wlini iliif Iji i.u w liirm. mat h.. V...... ...
, j ......... .rw. anew a
belter time ti. II Ai-m t ui ...o..
are lifting mey from banks and n'inir , res
oimety Address SMJidl-s
FltlShnnrh I'vm A ir l i.M. i .'
Piiubunru, Pa.
ReKinera l"1"1"' Fra
.Vori8
L
EOAL XOT1CE.
Joseph Thomas. J n FlHim.ts. Enunarl Tlioui:i5.
lu Mi)tfi!l1.Iia Thnm.. .1 T . -v.
My i'Hcruinrne.1 wlih Jacx. J. yan. and
Elisabeth iniermarriel with Joseph I. fcaob. lae
alHrVe reii in !iMl.rwl l-.mntir L- .. . .
Thomas, (ol Lowel p. o ) Kent O.nnly, Mii hlicin.
. - -- ...... j pcr ouu-
ly, Indiana, and Lerl Thomas, (of Sc-alu Level
V. UambriaCo . Pa.
oereiy noiinei mat in panaanae of a
writ of oartltion Iuumi it ..r .k. . K. .
"f Somerset County, Penn . I wiil h-d i an -n-tes
the real estate ol ioorae Thomas, dee'd
ui I'.memauzh Wwnaeip. S-memet Li aoty. Fa .
at til hue residence on rburlar. th--Tth tl ir . I
Man-ti where j.m can attend If j-,u tuiuk
priper.
EIKlAR KYLE.
Sheriff's Office. ) .Sheriff.
t"al. 17, !;.
A
IJiUNLSTRATOH S NuTICE.
Estate of John Bromm. lata of S,mirj.-l Tnj
Letters ofa-fmlnistratl. on theabore estate bar.
ins oeen granted to the undermined A.imiu:-tra-lor
dr bomt noaru-a Utlammlo mnntio of J,,bn
Urimm, dec'.l, (tives notK-e to lhe iwlel.ted
tc it lo make immediate tavinent .ml th.. ti .v ., ..
claims axuinst it w presoot tbemdalv aoiheniit.
ed fur seltleuent at once.
JOHN BINCrNEH.
March J AduiuiiitnKT.
DMIMSTKATOKS SOT ICE.
Estate of I. W. Buchanan, lata of Slia.!e
Twp., S-imersei euunty. Pa.. dee"d.
Letters ol adinillistratlon nn th .hnr. .nat.
bavins; been (ranted to the undersiscned, notice is
hereby aivea to thtwe indeht.nl to it tn m.o imme-
diau payment, and those havms; claims aint
11. to present them duly authenticated lor settle
ment on Saturday, the ilHh day of Ayrd
1., at thehi'e residence ofdec ssel.
ELIZABETH C.Bl I H AX A .
March i Administnittix
JXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate or Joseph McKlnjIe. late of llrcenville
Twp.. deceased.
Letters testamentry oa the above estate bav
in lieen uranted to the undenditned, notice it
hereby given to thoie in leitted to it to make ita
meiiate payment, and tao-e having claims anHinj',
it lo present them Ou y authenticated lor wttie
ment at his late residence, oa Saturday, Atrti i.
17.
F. B. I. KEVZIK.
E. J. McKENZlE.
Feb. Exeruu.rs.
J)ULE TO ACCEPT OU IIEFISF..
n doses Ynurir. Barbara. Es-her. Elii;iWth
intermarried witn Jacob Ka.rko.an. snd hve r. nd
cbiltlrea ol his uaaichier Uaunah Avers, icc. m-1,
ltaulel. Amos. Jac b, vlria. Elisioeth intermar
ried with Abraham Kutnaani. .Mntiret in'rr
maoried with m Nickels, ibechildren re-". tins;
in S.ners-i eouuiy, aal kraod chiiurei) in Yi j
ette county Pa..
Vou are h. rehy nitlSed ta appear at sa
Orphan' t' t. to he held at s.itu rct on Mon
day i he JStn day of A pnl net, w aci-ept or refu.e
i take the real esiau of Henrv Younz. iie--eare'l.
at Ihe appraised valuatl.ai, or show ul.- wUj tue
same sh ul I p- t be s.d-1.
eih.-rttt t Office t ElHlAE KYLE.
March Ii. ltlTV. t Sueritt.
Alarch 1
J CLE TO ACCEPT OK REFUSE.
l l James K. Johnson, Susan IntcrmHrlt-d with
Fasbrtnk, Oe. W. Johnson a ret tmh Citna-
rin Anderson, ol Somerset a.unty, Pa.. f.imacl
J. Johnson residinit tn Kosnettvill, M irti-n nrnnty
West Vlriclnia. Emetine Intermanried with Joim
. Hittenonr arte) Henry w. Johntn both ol
Cameron Marshall county West irait.ia.
1 1 Vou are hereny nwincl io;apcar al an iq h.ii
t:ourt to he held at Somerset, ou Monday the si'h
day of April next, tu acve. tor reluse to bike the
real estate ol Sarah A. M'hmi. dee d, al tne ap
praised valuation, or show cause why the ame
should not he sold.
rheri It's Office, I EPOAR KYLE,
March 14. Is7. i sienii.
March 1
A SSIONEE-SSALE.
XX OF VALUABLE UEAL ESTATE.
Hy virtue of an order Issued out of the "tirt of
Comrc Pleas, in and ror tbe County KiS-a-wt.
the aoderidtfncd A.siirnee of Setuftlun tinker
an I wile ol .Hill Td Two., county toifl and
Slate ol Pennsylvania, will sell at pu lic !. :
the Court House, la the Eurouxh ol Somerset u
Saturday. April 12. ISTf.
at i o'clock r. the lol!owins descri'ie-1 real
ottte, sis:
A certain tract of land ituate in Milforl TP-.
Some-set counts Stale of HennyiViiiU a-ijlnio.
lauds of Petr Pat man. Coroelius Brsey.
rlah Walker and ners. eontaininit acre owes
or less, and allowance, wuh a ! I ""J
dwellinK housd, bam and uinenat.liundi.ntst'"'
erectetl: this larm is well ImpniveU sin a wry
desiratde home. ,
TEKMS. l en pet cent of the rnn'ha to
paid oa day of tale. .ioe-thirl tuclu-itwc "' 1 ,
per cetil ou ennnruiation of saie an-l
deed, one-thirl in six months an I one-third in -aw
rear fr.oa date onier. ra: lih oi JauB:ir..
iT9.) wuh Interest oo deterre-l pymen s iro
iUh ol sale, to be secured by ju lioni " '
1 Asslnnee ol Sebastian ire'.-IT
"V"OTICE.
The poMIe hwhT i&l t0 tnfmM
hart. W IllUra H. Yutsy . my ac.iint. "'
pay do deb t of his rajtracthiir unelsa sn r.er v
mI " N W.TEDBO,.
NEW PENSION LAW.
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All pcBsfcns by aew Us, brin - -yto.
discharge .Kejeeted eases also "-"I"1'', Dl
tloaers and applicania. send two lurai t
Uw. blanks and Instructions ".znERAU,.
Teb. Bo arth Washlatjton, V- '--
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