The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-29
HPraise may be as hurtful as cen;
sure;1It Is as vel l, e be cast ire Apit

buVe.IlC - ds vel " 9c Cdbk fptV - Hlb
as blown into the AIR.
A young woman in Wisconsin, was
stumg OH the wrist by a Bee, aud died
in twelve hours after. io o. 'sfl 'i'4ih
cB- An irritable man is like a hedge
hog rolled up the wrong way, and pier
ced by his own prickles. 5dmoo 19ilio
II has been said that we can earn
genuine manhood only by serving out
steadily and faithful, the period ofboy-
hood. tf,..f.is,,5,
A contemporary noticing the mar
riage of a deaf and dumb couple. a.
witty as gallant, wishes them unspeak.
able bliss. -loil 2a2.'i i''ii1if ''"" 'o'#
eW Laughter and tears are ment TO
turn the wheels Of the same machinery
of sensibility; one is wind!poxer' and
the other water-poweroijp lit .9Ss9
sB- A fair was recently held at pri-
vate residencein Boston by some chill
dren for the benefit of the Childrsn's
Mission, at which 81, 200 was realized.
EF On Saturday night a row occur
red in drinking saloon in Chicago,
which resulted in the murder of man
named Richard Corcory, by George
McInerny. d of oi ,oh" nloonLi
cY-Thc Herald's Washington spe.
cial says: The Secretary of the Treas
ury has decided to anticipate the pay
ment of the January interest on gold
interest bonds.
ES- Last spring, NJ. S.rKellogg, of
Chieopee, Mass, planted a Prince AL
bert potatoe, cut IN ten pieces in ten
hills, and from nine he obtained yield
of one and three-fourths bushelsodr
4 dozen towns in southern Massa.
chusetts rely upon the bonnet factories
for their principal means of support
Twelve thousand persons are employ.
ed by them, and they send away annu-
ally nearly 100000 Of bonnets and
hats. foi.-7T ~ ts
In one town in Southern Illinois the
only vote given for Fremont in 1856
was cast by.a a Yankee schoolmaster,
who was promptly expelled from tho
State by the whole of the slave power.
The same place has Just given a ma.
jority of its vote for Lincoln and john
son. ...-, f.oa.ir.,-r-o.e
~ An emancipation movement In
Cuba looks to the gradual abolition Of
slavery, all persons born of servile pa
rents, after the first of next January, to
become free at the age Of twenty-four,
and to be paid for their labor after reach.
ing the age of twenty, at the rate of
500 per annum for four years. ~ ,,or
New YORK, Nov. l7.-Concerningt
the gold seized by Gen, Butler in New
Orleans, from which arose be;attach-
ment obtained lin New York against
the General, it may be well to say that
the com is in the United States Treas
ury, and redress is to be had against
the Government, and not against Butt
lcr. .- 2: -
The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches at Ypsilanti were entered last
week by number oflads, who commit
ted some minor depradations in the fors'
mer, and ''contiscated" about sls, the
proceeds of the Sabbath School contri-,
buttons in the latter. The robbery was,
discovered and part of the property re-
covered. i.... ..t- 80
The man who trusts in his invcst-s
ment is frightened at every financial.
panic. The man who trusts IN God Is
always brave. So it happens that tho
man of millions, unless he keep up his
courage by giving away freely, is afraid
of poverty, but the man who has only
God, is afraid of nothing and so pos
sesses all. Eas .Cg n sf7sndosl
rg- The Canadians are now being
treated to plot of their own. A con-
spiracy, in which the Fenian brother
hood is involved, has been discovered
at Toronto, and number of arrests
have been made. The Fenians. as is
we'll known, are a league of Irishmen,
whose principle object is to free the
Green Isle from British rule. dsi 2sa ~ ;
cB"The executor on the estate Of
Stephen A. Duglas reports to the Court
in Chicago that he has paid to Mrs.
Douglas over 1880, and to the two
over 81 900 being pi oceeds Of ,
estate after paying all its debts, This 2
will be gratifying information to the
many friends ofthe family who had sup
posed the estate, to be insolvent. oai no
A COPY of rebel song comprising
ten or fifteen verses, was picked upsin
a deserted camp of FORESTS. cavalry,li
by one of the Federal pursuing party
after their late attact on Memphis. The .
rristlof the whole is contained in'the 3
times coming, staryas
ton now at hand; officers eat the tiopr .
bread, and soldiers eat the bran." -,;,,,;o
a report was current at Louisville,
confirmed by rebel official
reports, that Gen. Gillcm, commanding q
in East Tennessee, after a hard fight
had been defeated by Breckinridg.
losing four hundred prisoners ten stand
of arms and six pieces of artillery. Per- q
contra, q Chattanooga dispatch reports 7
a battle In East Tennessee, in which
the rebels were repulsed.. -
rB~A curious old assignment has
been handed to the editors of the New
York Evening Post dated April 20,
1924, by which it appears that John
SlidelI wasin those days tallow chand-
Ter! This John Slidell, insolvcnt soap
boiler of 1924, was the father OF John
Sl;dall who in s64 calls himselfa South =