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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-25

Noaaps Life Pills and Phoenix Bltters

NOHats Life Pills and Phoenix BitteFi
we're first used n private practice In 1896 The,
we're introduced to the public In 1885, since which
time their rsputaton has extended until they heve
sale in excsss Of all other Cathastc and Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly family among civilized
aions who have not personal evidence Of their ben
encisi effects Their great success 10 owing to thei
unifon reliability in cases Of Constipation, Bioui
and Stomach diseases, whether oflong or short dura
tlon. They are entirely vegetable In their compost
tion and harmless to the gentsst infant. One ingre
o. sa anG.ns !.
- emoIient, loosening phlegn and humor from the
lungs; other properties are warming and csthartlc
and cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
impaired functions Of the system, and 10 produce
HEALTH II 10 not asserted Mofats Pills are cuRE-
ordinary circumstances they may be relied upon to
cure Nervous and Sick Headache, Costiyeness, Dys-
pepsis, Indigestion, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious
They expressly made Tor these diseases Millions
upon millions Of cures can be cited In single in
stance has complaint ever come to our knowledge,
The printed circular aoound each box fully explains
sAe symptoms and effects Of each disease, specifies
treatment, furnishes evidence, &c.
We briefly refer 20 Rev David Elder Frank lin, n.
e., who wascured Of Dyspepsia. OR Cross, OF Theo-
ike, ILL.,, cured Of Liver Complaint. H. Hooley, Of
Springfield, Pa, had scrofua, and had to use
crutches; wascured in three weeks James D. DolenS
Of Adrian, Mich cured Of Bilious Fever. Rev Henry
Graham, Presbyterian Church, Ganansgua, Cal, Of
Fever and Ague. Rev Ed II May, Twenty FIRST New
York, of Rheumatism and Piles Of Is years standing
Rev Samuel Bowles Editorof tn: Springfield (MasS)
Republican, was cured Of terrible Costiveness. Hon
Ed Weber, Of Rumney, N. H., of Liver Complaint,
etc, etc, etc.
box Of Moca.s Life Pills, with full circula &C. i,
will be sent gratis any Physician Clergy man. on
the receipt oftwo three cent postage stamps.
Mofat's Life Pills are Is cents per box. Mo0at's
Phoenix Bitters, 81 per bottle. They sold by all
respectable dealers throughout the continents and the
Islands of the Ocean.
WHITE & ROWLAND. Proprietors,
Successors to DR. John Mofat, and DR. WIN Mofat,
lei Liberty Street NewYork. a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-25

IOROBATE NOTICE.-Public notice is hereby
County Court of Cedar county. Iowa. on the
nrst Monday in April 1867 an instrument pur-
porting TO be the last will and testament o1
Nancy Ford, deceased. late Of said county. was
read In open court, and set for hearing, for fnal
anm1sslon to probate, on the first Monday IN
NAY 1867. All persons interested are therefore
testament will be proven up and admitted ID
record. j q RET"Tx' cnmnt 49, VI
April sth, ls67-nl6w3 '"'so
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-25

DROBATE NOTICE.-Public notice il hereby
i given that at the regular session Of the
county Court of Cedar county, Iowa, on the
nfst Monday in April 1867, an Instrument pur-
porting 70 be the last will and testament OF
Daniel Seitzinger. deceased late Of said coun-
~, was read In open court, and set for hearing,
,or maj admission to probate, on the first
Monday in May, 1867. All persons interested
are therefore notified to appear and defend, or
said will and testament will be proven nm and
aamltted to probate as the law provides, and
April Sth, ls67-nl6W3 s'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-25
Iowa News.

The Lcdgl1' says that Mr.. Mcclure.
OF the vicinity of Eldora, has raised n
three year old steer weighing 1000 his,
Ia addition to the account of the
lyhch'ng OF two horse thieves i'm FIRE.
mont county, the Fremont Times SAYS
that Howell, who was brought to Syd-
ney with Scroggin- the week before
having been arrested on the charge of
horse stealing, was taken to Fillmore,
MO-, The place where he had stolen the
morse, ana after Contessing his guilt and
t"illng the whereabouts OF the horse
was taken possession of by the citizens
ana hung. Southwestern Iowa seems
to be an unhealthy locality for horse
thieves.
Mr.. john Hudson and his daurhter
were drowned week before last in Linn
Creek, Marshall county. In crnssintr
The swollen stream the horse OF the
young lady missed the bridge and
plunged MS rider in the water. The
! iather, who bad crossed in safety. hastod
10 save his daughter, but being unable
10 SWIM iounda Watery grave With her
| The War Department has furnished
TIC Governor OF this State with n ful
! list OF deseriers FROM the Regular Army
/ Prof. \. Il. Leonard, acting Presi
! dent Of the State University, writes t,
the STATE Register from Iowa CITY con
| tradicting the report that DIR. Spencer
the President of the University, has re
! sigued. lnasmuch a. Dr.. Spencer Ina
+ for year past otficiated as United State
/ Consul at Genoa, ii is very certain tina
he ought TO resign either his Prcsidcn
! cy or his ConSulSh hin
The Cedar Nally Orphans HON
! began the present year with deficit @
! ever two thousand dollars; to-day it
debt Is only S720.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-25

And Agent for
FOODS Self Rake ReaDer.
Woods Prize Mouer.
,Sceepst0ke 7Nreshing Machine,
Br0aDn's Corn Planter,
princeton Improved Corn Cultivator,
McDiils Improved COFn-Stafk Cutter
A. Adams Corn Shelter
Smiths Cast Cast-ksteel PIow
Grand Deteour Pillow,
+. Bain's Kenosha Wagon
Seed Sewers, Hay Rakes, and other first class
machinery. S'"'o
Extras always on hand for all machines sold.
FARMERS
CAIN and see me, before purchasing.
n9vH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-25

HE Washington Chronicle saws the
I following Is the substance of informa.
ton In regard to Russian America,
which has lately been purchased nv
/ the United States. of Russia-deriyed
rom Professor Bayard, of the Smithso-
MAN Institution:
III ans Of I!toratatton.-H has had
two explorers in the field between one
ana wv" years, who returned last au-
tunln, bringing a complete collection of
specimens Of natural history, extending
from the British possessions to the
Polar Sea.
ttin,ute- Temperature. The coast
from Prince OF Wales Island to the en-
tlance of Behring's straits, during the
winter months, has about the same eli
mate as Washington CITY. There is
little snow and much rain, and DURING
the summer months the weather is yerV
foggy.
TH1ber.The whole country, well IN
10 the northern coast, is heavily timber
ed, chiefly hard pine forests. There are
small trees up to the very shores. Some
OF the islands are heavily timbered with
pine forests and dense undcrbrush :.
some OF them arc covered with grass Of
luxur.ant growth,
Ihe s0tk.-On the west coast the soil
produces excellent barley. and roots,
such as raddishes and turnips, and escu-
Tents such as lettuce, cabbage etc.
4dntn10ls. animals, such as
sea otter, river otter, sable, furred seal,
mink foxes, (black, silver, red, etc. J
ABOUND III great numbers. Red deer
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-25
TIKI BAII WAGON.

lust received, and for sale q lot or those cell
n enra1ed wagons. manufactured by Ed
wagons have sustained for the last is years
an cnviable reputation, at home and abroad, as
FIRST CLASS WORK.
follows; $500 80 -, -
THAT the lumber in said Wagon is Of rood
quallty. thoroughly seasoned and well nut to-
Betn6r, ana strength of same sufficient for All
reasonable work and fair usage: and for INV
preakage or failure on account OF work mar
snip or material used, the undersigned agrees
20 pay all reasonable charges, or to make TIN,
necessary repairs at place Of sale
EDWARD BhFS."..
WIN. Sharp, Ag't, Mechanicsyllle, Iowa.
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DeLand Chemical saleratus a. ATnEy,c
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
NEW YORK HER1,Lp FRIDAY. JULY 10. 1867.

'ure and equipment, t7e.02o.
II the several brsnches. for current expenses
.,o naA -, slos sse clothing and subs slence,
s,eo ,,s panss = leaving \ balance on hand OF
,,...A mas been afforded thus far to one
"a Adlers. most Of them entirely helpless
o.. oss or the Wnai~ ship Caaton Packet.
consul at Hakodsdi. Janan, reports the total loss
whale ship C,nton Pscket Of New Bed ord o. the
coast OF Manila. Japan. Five persisted on the
wrecs--Jamas Fairbanks oi Baltimore, carpenter, aud
lour San ndwcn Isiapders.
Arsav Orders.
General Grant has ordered the arrest of Breve faoi
General w. era sford for disob ,isnc' Of orders. Ia
ng failed to his regiIast at L,uisvie as
required by SPECIAL orlers from the headquarters OF 'he
Army
Brevet Major General Ri Long csptsin Fourth cavalry
has been ordered fore The Retiring Board
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
HOUSE " REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Jul! is, 1867.
COTTON CLAIMS

"N"N"foN, Jus! ic, lsos.
CLAIMS
Mr. scurixIp, trepl Of Ia, on leave, offered rcsou.
ton directing the Secretary OF tho Treasury TO withhold
the payment of three millions OF dolars for cotton
claims under the decison OF the Court Of Claims Mr.
Scoe said the Claims eoad be examred by the prop
committee at the NEXT session and foun1 correct they
could be paid under Appropriation biIls
The resolution gave rise TO somc discussion which
vas participated IN by Messrs Holman Bater, Dawes.
Pruyn, fsfnsworth. &c, and was adopted.
DISABLED ecLpgRs.
The STEAMER presented the report Of the Board OF
Managers OF the National Asylum for Disabi soldiers
whica was a on the table ana ordered be printed
VIRGINIA
Mr. Hrrs.Sp, rep Of W. Va, took exception 20 some
remarks in reference TO West Virginia. which appeared m
the Gobs report OF speech OF Mr. Van Trumps = which
speech he understood had not been delivered The
House u spoke Of West virginia 'as po lIcs
fOundng. without dtop Of constitutional blood in her
ysnssn Legitimate s'ar our political constitution
conceived N tho sin and born In the niauy Of modera
birth and position Of his State Instanced her Loyalty
during the war, aud claimed that she was an honord
star IN oar political constellation, born 10 loyalty
Mr. v,s rnrxr tacm.) Of ohio dircisimed nny in,sn.
ticu Of rejecting on the people Of West vrginia lie
had only discussed the political question as 10 tho pro-
Of its organization.
onArrups rms sorrnrss rcoR rcs srrrrrra
Mr. ksLlEr. rep OF Pa, presented a comfnun uncation
addressed to The niry-niu, and rorileth CONGRESSES
by citizens OF Decsrr Ala, pc utng the shank Of the
suderns poor OF Northern Alabsna for supplies for.
nshed through General Howard, and stating tbat the
prospects for crup s,ter,pg that they hoped
20 raise THIS year an abundance Of essryhus md 20 be
able 10 dispense with furher bounty. Lad the table
and ordered 10 be printed
sorrnxnS RAILROAD coxxrrrxs
nr. uccLrRc. ,rep.l OF No., Chairman Of the CON-
mittse on southern Railroads, offered = resolution
authorizing the committee 20 proceed by sub commit
tess, and explained The necessity for It.
NJ. BpcoNs, tteml of n. Y, thought the House
should put check upon the expenditures of select CON-
mittsss He vosld NOT. however make any objection.
The resolution was adopted
~ Bpocsstt, trspl Of IA, asked leave 10 offer a
resolution for the sppc ntuent Of ssndins mree
e thirteen members. TO be called the Com mit,ce on
Political Ehnoloey, 10 take coguzsoce of all matters
iang 10 the oriRin " tie differences among the
rnces In America and particularly TO inquire whether IN
TIE three great rsres of the countrytne whites the
nsgrocs and The dempcra's-t,aughier spec nc DIFF
erences had descended ircg uasy fssuct political
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
TINE DOMINION of CANADA.

Carriers DisnfTcctior--Stun,p spcnk,ng "A, O,.
tawH Amsns Candidates Cor tue Hons. .f
Commons.
OTTAWA. July rs. 1851.
Its current mere that Cartier rally wants knighthood
aud is jealous OF John A. Macdonald
There vas large election meeting here last agh,, at
which Cuvlsr and hcGI'iivray the candidates for the
HOUSE OF Commons srcke ire contest for the repre-
sentson OF the capital will be sharp but Cuvier, Who
70 an American, viii probably be eiectsd.
PhiIadeiphia Councilmcn seeklug Infornatiss
or the New Dominion a. 20 the science 81
Gsvernmcnt.
Tosoxro. JaIy ia. 1861.
Joint committee Of comnon and reject ccsaeils Of
the city Of Philadelphia arrived hsrs last night and
we're heartily welcomed BY the citissna The party.
tvenyseven number. visit Canada for the purpose OF
obtaining information regarding Canadian trade aud
commerce, banking asd customs, and eosernmentnl Us
.sm-ssnsrsl aud nsnicipsA They sArs for hoairsai
this afternoon.
ior HreLEsyd t3.Say.
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

Report of the Ensinerrs-The Lise @ be
Located North Of salt Lake-ssmmis TupneG
10 be Opeacd August 5.
SAN FRAHusco, July l6, 1867,
4o5 O'Clock p. n.
The Engineers Of the Central Pacific Railroad have
reported in favor Of locating the line by the north
instead Of the south Of salt Lake II Is eiehty-nins
miles shorter will cost one-third less, and passss
through q far better country.
The Summit tunnels nearly through and will probably
be open by August Is.
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

CCRoFuLA xRUPTIoSs SKIN DIsBAsEs-EvBRI
- kind cured IN every Diseases Of the Heart
Lungs Throst Liver, kidneys, Sc, cured.
Dr. BONE, lie West siatsen,h street
The New York herald., 1867-07-19

Treasury know that ne does not make lAw bu, mu Il
conaDr iinself 10 tho enforcement. OF Ia
Mr. RonssS suggested h reference OF the subject to
a select commits ce
Mr. WILSON, Of Iowa. suggested its reference to the
Select Committee on ketren ImcntA
Both suggestions wore subsequently, Withdrawn. and
Mr. scrvoK moved ils reference u :hc rommit,ee OF
Mr. BARSs sustained tho action Of ,hs eocreary. and
tat that since the appointment OF the Board wn sksy
hai gone up forty cents gallon He related instances
the frauds Of dsiers and Of the cousop of
oicers sDd mcutioued the seizure three times Of lot
OF conirabsnd whiskey and its bein< rendered on
payment 20 tho ONO re- sexng II OF zoo ST. COO aud
$1,000. lie believed tho whiskcy manu- actured ths
Jesr would roach tvo hundred million saiions-twce a.
u .ch ?. the consumptIcn-in Consequence Of tho facility
Nj v.s wrcK. lrep )ot n T. also defended the action
OF the Secretary TIE frauds upon the revenue
Committed MT much by disii'lcrs as by officers Of
the government Who wnked at these fraud aud par
tcpaied IN them He believed tha one out Of Con-
ges would object to the acton " the Secretary except
distlles those Who we're trying 10 rob tho govern
mcDt He hoped Tho House would stand bv the Sccre-
isry and therefore he moved that the whole subject be
NJ. scHxScK complained that the secretary or tho
treasury kept his brood OF rascsls In Office and then
appointed q mmittee 70 watch them. He r Schenckl
mpathlxed little with those rssca,ties as The gen.
uenan from New York (Mr. Van wyck) d.d lie had
been reliably informed one Of the District Aoroeys
the bosri had introduced a. bls brother
ns orotberiu aw and his nephew Que Of those
relatives from being excessively poor 10 few weeks
became msu OF considerable means
Mr. BrrLER road section OF the internal revenue sw
rom which vas derived the Secrcarys power orgAn-
Mr. IScxRsoi, ep OF m defended the action Of the
secretary and Claimed that necessary the pro-
lection Of Western dstilera The CITY OF PEORIA whcrc
mere bad becn tweny distillenss In operation paying
ne government $500 900 mvnis hsd not nov angle
aissery In op rAion, owing 70 the frauds of the New
York distiliers The city ef New York makes more
c wnskey than all shs rest Of ths Ussd states put
together II the Few York frauds could be stopped
then the disiiiery business wouid revive 10 the West
revenue. Ne hoped the House world take no action
towards derrvng the scrctary OF the frasury Of the
power which no was righnuily exercising
Mt kntxY sssed AZ II. p.ersOi What he thonxs, Of
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
sHIPPINo NEW s ,
PORT Of NEW Yoas. yylY Is. 1857.

Arrived. hir
and e 5 sSs e s % ss:
rsssaIy wrecksd at Antigua WI and who were
sSp City New York Tho%s. iverpoo, Jun. II, With
he quarter Boa. and
s. a;s j.: Ct VIM s-ss
81 s s % 1909 90 b:sSi
New London, viii h lso haii6at. ''"' "'''' "'''' :"
Below.
ship Gam,so,st from from pnss pas%ssrs tsuppo'sd,.
Brs Re .rcc % sDan - days from Rio Jsneiross pi'oi
Brig Osprav On the lower BAY,
Wind al sunset NE.
aTisceiinmeoms.
The Dunderberg is still anchored or Staten Island
but Will probably proceed 10 sea day.
American Parts.
BOSTON, July lS-Pelow bark Moss Gien from London.
CHARLESTON, July ls-Arrived. schr w Beebe.
saiied-s.eamship E souaer. NYork.
For Oher Saippiny Ne'os See SsuenA Pae&
MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD-DR. LIaHrHILL has returned to New YORK
city, and removed his consul
tation rooms from 81 ST.
Marks place TO
NO. WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. where can be
daily consulted on the diseases
to which he sves exclusive at.
,sp,on embracng
IMPAIRED HEARING. Discharges from the Isy,
Noises the Head, Obstruc.
ton Of the Euslachan rsbs.
and all Diseases Of The Ear. 4
CHRONIC cArARRH Of the Head, Nose and Throat.
and all Diseases Affecting ths
nasal caviues ana the variouS
CHEST ANO THROAT DISEASES, including Asthma. Bron.
ehius. Sore Throat Diseases
Of the Heart. and an forms Of
Pulmonary Complaints
RECEPTION HOURS from "a. NJ. uil 3PM
A ssoLuIE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
any State w.hou, publicity or exposure Gocd every.
tons free. GEORGE LINCOLN. Lawyer, 50 Nassau 81 !.
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
bc .aS ssss Hr % WneTs assero1 Nc sucisn, Ne
N. howFs AT orney. No. IS Nassau street
a. state Lottery for the benefit Of the Masonic 0rplss
sS' q a,oss,. ss q; g s.; 8 s, %; S'S Is q
n. 81, - Is. l. %. u. y q. = 81 a a.,
a. i'':E,.s:..s, s :.':s: = = si r. :s.s y ~
". ": BOYD CO., Managers, Atlanta, o.
AcINTYkE CO. rs Chatham street. n. r
A -9eryiqrIA. ra,., DkAwINos OF rHs xzsrUcKT
"a aF'ISsIS s :'ii: \ 8. 81 JUL, IS i;3
xEsrucKr srsIE-cIAss lse suLY ia issS -
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o. .s!Doss 4 .1.sr3ss.. z 3 90 4 ..:s = i: ls :.
F., o. !, s%snIs an. s:: :"
RAY EDDY Co, Covington. Ky. -
LII PRIZES CAsHED IN LOCALIZED LOTTBRIKA-
"A Circulars aud information furnished 80
CLUrE, Broker l76 Broadway aad iS3 Fulton street.
EORNS, BUNIONs, ENLARGED JOINTs.-AIL DIS.
way 70 -
DR. vERGSEs, ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS. Noss
- fad East Eleventh street. Of Fourth avenue
The rhenm tic. and all funetona
aud chrome diseases attended by DIR. vERGNES
ventor Patients be accommodated with FuYniohelp
Rooms, with or with ,ut Board. -
no TO THOMAS r. AGNEw'S ONE PRICE HOUSE,
" Gresnwica aud Murray streets and there will
Teas Ccdeea Fish Flour and everything else cheaper thar
at apysIore IN New York. .Sssrsi
ARTIFICIAL DRAWING OF THE
The New York herald., 1867-07-19
REGATTA WEEK At WO.. .CESrRR, MASS.
SPECIAL TElEeaAm TO TINE Beallu.

Base Bn1o Matches Between the Yale aud
Harvard studcnts-Yale tue Vict0r-Thc
Annual Rcenttn To-day.
WORCESTER, Mass, July 1s, 1871
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10
LiCHt. Cen. ShsrHaaH--I Thrilling
Incident.

Re- DIR Ecilov>, ia the Liberal
Christian. relates 4 conversation hr re-
Gently had with Gen Sherman. IN ~.
Lcui>
Gen. Sherman wsgS in California Al
the l,cr5ri when ali The worth. ~cnS, and
patriotism of San Francisco w,rc COLI
vc-i,,l iuio unwilling lasy hreakcrS rs
an ur-.nl;zel moi', hy lhc establishment
81 the celebrated Ni-i,ali,-. Committee.
whose ,i,ieclS were mUSt righteous. hut
wh"~e mylh"l~ wene doulily>> ia>.ilial,lc
only 10y revolutionary necessity, If al all.
They sized the known and marked
rliiiian>. .amblcrs and lcnditii of the
city, ami without lr-al Judge or JURY.
hum them from the windows Of the
street, and with bloody threats drove
violently all The re>l out OF the place.
Gen. sherman w;ls then a tanker. hul
had boen educated 4 soldier. lis mill
iary conceptions did not allow him To
coumtenance - compl,te violation Of
lawful authority. AMI. sin.le-ll;lndel. he
Slrnl out against the whulr moral weialli
and wealth uf that excited community.
insisting upon the peril of such unlawful
and hi.h-llandol proceedings. asked
him if 1t did not require a greater cour-
age 10 face such an opposition than TO
face battery lie said il was stem
work. hui that the greatest demand erer
made on hls moral courage MAS under
The following circumstances The citi-
zenS of San Francisco were celebrating
the Fourth OF july In The large Amcri-
can theatre, which was packed 10 iiS ui-
most capacity Gen Sherman was chief
marshal, and occupied a seat nyar lhe
front of the stage The orator had con-
pletod his Grafton. the poet began h:s
SOM, when one Of his aids. white with
tear, made his WAY down the middle
aisle 10 the toCilisht, ami bcckoning the
generals car. whispered 10 him that the
theatre had settled a foot and a half I'm
one OF lis side walls. under ihe weight OF
the crowd. and might Ie expected any
moment 10 tumble on their heads IN
runs The general commanded INN 10
sit down just where he was, without
tnrnlng his pane sln:lien face 10 ihe au-
dienoe, and TO <ay not one wold. lie
then quietly Sent an aid ont 10 report the
icondilion of the wall, then cave his ap-
panent attention 10 ihe poem, expecting
every moment, a. he said. TO see the pil-
lars reeling and the roof falling I'm 4: but
nevertheless, certain, that any general
and sudden movement and alright OF
the people would hasten the catastrophe
and aggravate the ruin. while, hy the
ordinary slow method OF dispersion. the
danger might possibly be escaped The
exercisas continued calmly 10 the
clo~e- The audience left the theatre
quietly without suspecting their peril,
and the terrible destruction WIS aFerted
10y the presence Of mind, the seli-control,
the courage Of the brave soul who, con-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10
The WJS--The Family.

Woman l. the attractive and bene-
fic,rt centre OF The family. She e1er-
cises a power which 40 one can escape.
which no one wishes 10 escape. Each
member Of the household arrange. HIM
~clf around her ; and when she Is taken
AWAY The entire family serns broken
UP
Man alone, rarely has domestic tastes
and ordinarily whenever The mother dis
appears the moral i,lnd Of the family l.
broken. The death of The father, also.
draws after il very grave consequences;
not, however, ike that OF the mother.
With the widow, home sill remains 4:
and there ihe clnldr,n group themselves
They weep, bui there l. sill 4 family
Csaia Ga9sugH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-10

OBTAINING HU>BANps FOR Yor-Ns
LAl'iEo.-Iirce young men were before
the Chicago Police Court last week ON
ihe eiiarge .; being ragranis, when ole
oi them made ihe fyllo~ing d.Frnce-
'-The>e Two gentlemen and myself are
iLe tirm of Edwards X Griffin. w are
pnopo~er>. By thai mean NC propose
L" yoaIg ladies and help 10 cc1 them
married We are lenefactors When
Ne >ce 4 young lady who i not. and
neNcr la hccn engaged. one OF u says
l" hcrs We will gct you married Tor
s. payable after marriage OF
course she ,ay> ycs For the time being
clar OF H. l. considered ~ engaged 10 her.
We trumpet the fact abroad WLerr1er
the other two Meet a vounr man who
i nol engaged, we say: What 4 lucky
dee Griffin l., lie has won MIS- N
And We praise her. We encourage the
Young man 10 80 IN and cut Griffin out,
for the tm ot The thing. Beng a fool.
like most Young men. he does II. He
proposes 10 Miss y, knowing that she
rng2ged 10 Griffin, and hardly expecting
HAT Sac Viii accept HIM Bul she
s'l~ayS doc-. And he can meyer cut
loose from her lie must marry her or
be tined ior breach Of promise, Imr-
sell il;,Ee been engaged twenty-five times
'iurli@ ihe last ycssr. We are dong -
well thai Ne think Of hiring clerk 10
DO part ot The work for Us. | should
MOI llare told you but for your alrocious
threat about Bridewell. Bu1 ~ we have
@lNen false names, II does moi make much
difference"