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New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
1,,,.,,. p,r Cr,,r S,vrD ny TsIyG b. r. BAB-

FIFTY PER CENT SAVED ny UsING Is. j. BAB-
rTrs L,HoRSsyNG This Soap made from clean ana P
contains aucainn Of kud will not iulac the ao
dcirte Ghnc especially adapted ir woocns when NH u
,lnk an icug washed Kth This Soap II NAV be nl p ' OF
waters paint grease tar nnd stains oi an hla oh
round warranted equal 10 two pounds Of iuy soap h's ',
ii ci ,r fr l nr three gallons handsome son Soap from on"
rounl o this so.p. bach har wrapped n circular containing
l, M r. ruel ir Elr sl cdd German Al you Grocer f
er %, pbitr. s-r .r tke DO other b. T. BABBIr, Nos -,
- a. t,I 6g Gl 3D. y ard "a asiugtoast, Ncwlork
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
The Numbers indicate only, No beng the smallest
and No 10 the largest.
8 OF PENS WITH sILvER-MoUNTED DESK
Nos. :. s. .. ana 10 in Morocco Boxes.
MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.
AN krfFF.

These l4 carats me, ana are superior 20 any oI'oh
Pens made previous 10 the year 1850. 49,. 81,
Every Pen Is stamped -. Morton second Quahty
and numbered. . -.,...
accident. -
Tic Cases arc made Of Coin silver but are not so heavy
as those Of tie First Quality
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

OUR FERRJEs.-Two boats upon the Union line
the Rosyn and the Union-yescrday colided near the
New-YOrk slip, somewhat smashing the guards OF the
former, but doing damage 10 the latter Both were
running during the remainder of the ferry
boat the Maid Of Perth will be placed upon the route
between Nandcrbt5 Landing, Staten Island and Perth
AmbOy, next week.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
CITY ITEMS.

THE AILEGHANGANs.-Thi, long-cstabshed com
pany Of VOcalsts and Swiss Bell Players will commence
their first series of popular concerts since their return
from Europe next Monday evening dt Irving Hall
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

vIYEYARDS-NBw. JERSEY AND Los ASGELoS CAL
SPERRS PORT GRAPE WINE,
pure iuce Port Port Grape raised IN this coun q
Invaluable medicinal Niuei excellent for females weary yer
sous. iuyalds. the aged and dehiiated. Also, -
SPEEk & Co.'S r. j. CALIFORNIA PORT
SHERRY WINES.
From the famous planted by the early Monks at les Angeles
delicious Fable We with rch body hne iayo ana
cate bouquet unsurpassed by the Wines of Cd and Opo @ s'
coming beverage at Dinners Parties and WEDDINGS A
other ceasions
ALSO, ,-,
CATAWBA CONCORD CuRRANT and other CRAZE and fheif
WINES.
has become the principal Wine Tor Connneh Al
the wine nya The principal Hospitals have ado pied us u
Sold by Druggists throughout the country. ~. nj.
Warehouse cellars PasSe " j. Principal store Ne 40 DIVE
~'' - ~ A SPEER No 243 Broadway
Opposite City Hall Park j.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

TIE RAFT NONPAREII.-On Wednesday after
noon last the Inda-rubbcr lifesaving raft Nonpare
which had been lying off the Battery during several days
hOsted anchor and sailed for Europe. Previous TO her
departure she visited by thousands OF PERSONS who
required 10 pay cents per head TO tho Jolly boat
swain who took them TO the place Of anchorage, about
200 yards from the Battery Three weeks ago this raft
exhibition at the Shakespeare Hotel, admttance
% cents BY latest advccs il would that the raft
has not made very rapid progress on her voyage. ON
Wednesday evening she anchored at the Penny Bridge
near Greenwood Cemetery. Yesterday she was lying
inside the Breakwatcr at Quarantine. IL is rumOicd that
of the deemng it unwse to attempt the trip,
has deserted
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

A CnED.-In 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given to the Jobbing Trade,
and ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those who use
them, or to such rs keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public in their
own localities. There may be Jobbcrs who
have spoken in favor Of the Morton Pen since
that time, but, if so, their remarks have never
IN single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world, and used
to do 50, they nevertheless put forth great
cxcrfions to show that the Morton Pen has de-
prccatcd in value is not what it formerly was,
and that those which they vend are equal, if not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, as well as the pens
themselves, entirely from the Jobbcrs, people are
apt TO be mislcd by their representations.
In order that the public may Judge CORE city,
and at the same time see how much pains
taking is exercised to give every one who orders,
just such pen as viii exactly suit his hand,
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands,
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceived his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent;
No 25 MAIDIN-LANE. NEW-YORK,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
MnRroN,s cnrAP cold -.

WARRANTED
These Pens 20 ruc, ana ar@ Better Writing
ard Durable Peas than can, without operating Nor
Patented Machinery hc produced Jr the prices even
were thc Gold furnished Eraiuiously.
rRiCrs OF PINS; ASp PENS ~ sILvFR-rIATED EN-
TENSION CAsrs Win TNCiiS
Magic Pcu..........SU .l. With Pencil Casc.. 81 %
Iu,ky Pom. IS with Pencil Case. ] %
Always Ready Pcn. Oo. with Pencil Case ! 80
Elegant Pen ...... 45. with Pencil tl-e.-.. 90
Excelsior Pen 50 with Pencil Case p
Thcfe are WcliFlulshcd. GoodWIing Col dfcns. win
Trdosmn Points the wear ~ every one oi Wht
viii Or outast russ of the htt steel Pens, mAD"gf
HsB 0fC lfrdrrauiri and nsrffOrc not cTchdHQcdbie.
They ar numbered but correspond in sizo 10 Nos p
q. 3, o and respectively
Tho Fl- is taken Of al remittance hy mai. IN registered
letters, and the safe delivery 81 tic goods guaranteed 10
all Who seud twenty cents harge for Registering IN ad-
dlt.0u 90 the price Of tie goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
ANY one can more - tie above Gold Pens
without money hy gotuns mp u club.
:l1 20 Will buy SIS worth oi Fens,
70 o. Will buy ................. 20 worth oi fehs,
W Will buy ............--... 60 Wort1 OF Iens'
~ esnf fO one uddTtfs ~ one fIc.
on receipt 81 The money the subscriber VIII send ny re-
turn mall otherwise. directed Gold Pen or fens-
seieciiag ne according 10 DESCRIPTION. Address,
\. MORTON.
No 2J NATDfN-LASE. NEW-NORk.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.


These Pens 16 caTas fine, and are pOhteu WIN tne
very best Irdosmin Points carefully selected and none
Of this quality is sold with the snghtest lpeficouo"
which sEil and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped A. Morton, First QuaIlty anu
{ numbered. -.o-. ,,s,,,s.
The Points are warranted for SIX months, except against
accident. -. an, , - ,,,io ,,o,i,,
The Cases made OF com sNeI ana IOT thIS Iu''J
are extra heavy and strong
rrIcns OLE IENs: AID PENS II sILNER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Announcements

THE BROADWAY BRIDGE does hot attract
,c.,., ,,o ,. Knox, store No 2ll Broadway Of f
~ nor viii it compare with the tasteful hats caps &C. to be found
there and at No So Broadway, ao knors new seo bat AI
narkabe production n every respect s Of lne fabric handsome a
p,ararce e.gaut si,lc aud vcy becoming.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

BROADWAY BRIDGE.-Ihe contractors for building
the Broadway and Fultonst bridge have received their
money. The following is the transcript Of the routine
Contract price, SO02 less excess Of inspection of the
same for 100 days at s3 per day. O paid the cOntrac
tors sl3,4gJ
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
MORTON's THIRD QUALITY.
~ aNFfH

These Pens 70 caras iuc, ana ahouth thc"p'T arc
n len equal 10 any gold pens made elsewhere as regards
durability elasticity ard good writing qualities.
every Pen Is stamped "a Morton, lhiIu QuaH'!' ana
numbered
Tho points are warranted ior months, except against
accident.
The Cases made Of Coin silver but arc rot as heavy
as those ~ the FlIst Quality.
PRICES OF Pms: AND PMS ~ SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
co,eeDAy AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

Tho Glass of 81 OF Columbia College, yesterday
ceebrated "Cass-Day." A platform, handsomely deco
rated with American flags erected ON the lawn ana
here were seated the band Of the 22d Regiment, the
speakers. and the visitors, among Wisom wc'o many
,yompp The order Of exercises was rs 1OllOWs; , J.,
overture 10 No" Auber Selections Carnival a. ae
Venice" Pelrela; History Of the Class samuel batch9a ~ S
Memorial Plate by Grand Marsa Waltz Rhenagen SnSs
planting the Glass Ivy by President Of the Glass; Waltz wiener
The programme having been finished the class @iIng
in circle on the college green, smoked the pipe o
shp singing. meanwhile, song composed ny onC VI lc
number, and beginning as follows:
Come, classmates. sing With hearty VIII
Wen grind 0 in the classic mill
Salye, saye nunc
Good Weeks, tn blue may shGlly Pire'
Wen heed 10 more--hes lost his gripe
Slowly putting pqai9g-eail}i .i,e s'g,Is. s1Itc nrpc.
The band then performed the wedding G0iop, py
Allen, after which the "Class Poem" was reeiteH ny
Henry ID IlOvd Mnsic " Adele waltz by GodilCy'
The Glass then performed the ceremony OF s;ulIb ~
rooms by marching in solemn procession tniuuEh %u nv
of their 0taG mater chanting the j! in' "i "
gins:
10 Tire grabbed nurses;
In the chambers where oar reasons
Suffered through departed seasons,
Dancing then commenced, and was continued until
supper time, when all the rooms, hanusohltiy @
were thrown open 20 viSitors-eyeL tile mos. & mt
of the worthy and yeneracd PrcN DalcihS W,S hoP.
mn until milnicht under the shade of the old trees
an Illuminated by lanterns Of thousand hnes. @ Dur,
ing the evening the COLLEGE llatc d W.! >. ieI, Eg
lEam0lhoS 'G7" "GOodwOOd Cup Burial OI 1 I1he
Ancicnts" was on exhibition on the lawn. iins
plate awarded To Mr Noh9ilS i risn o,d U IL i'm
Junior class. the foremost man IN lls clS' t NV" -,
due time be given to his successor INC Cohlt'tH VI
Arrangements in charge Of the celebration was TS I r
lows Grand Marshal George 5. Dewitt a. henfN NuIl'
Chairman: James Baker jr. Clarence NJ liyde, Saull,
A. Blatchford, Rudolph A. Wiithaus Charles H. hnlLS
John H. Kneeand William H. ingersoii' George D. JONI
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

having failed to this end by declining to appear
agalnst him court they seek u through tDer PC
finnsf n the liONoInOr.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
M. co,.1.1nlinnnl CnnvcnIinn arc dehating

7
whether adout Co SaIaiog. or remain Aui .' y
Et Sp1 Co-rrs usuf by hc latest dspaeh's We learn t il
"Cofers' ai4rly o., mIinrtY nome o. ", ',io ~
Of Kent lua to1c removed tcm No l' hces 70 10 ~
Ve.ington near Robinson. Sold by AT ffocr 90 I.c Tef TO-
A SIRE GUARANTEE AGAiNST SUNsTRoKE.-
The rrv rst Gents ,ts. just introduced y lNpIhh a. e
Natter are guarantee a srrpkc, htd ore th ,li,
aud becoming. Ttcy decidedly the bet Gents Ia i.i a
1Hd need ou Co De- seen o. De- app il'
TNnrniult No Broadway, and No lp flo1 r., ri"i'
Agent
II you WAIT HEALTHY BREAD rsE H. :.
best MrI1tIvt NAtEEArrN made fom 'i.u. sou.
Bead vI t sseat1s contains, "Acn rak' noHt ' cum
No o. , Co. e. eJ g. co. q and 20 wahusionst NeH.YoA
4 VALUABLE CoyIBINATIoN.-Bcaniy, style,
durability, and ur..lty fn-h lc atffs oi lNlfhi LL
GrNFs lia- tlt obtained such uore roi.t'i -.' |
usi rple,tt 10 tie Vatlr Sold oh} a. No t' bo-a "-
No. lJd Faiolsr
Why ran all over the house every night to
, ef.s an properly slu thfA no hiN'L'
At.rv Trirsrl s go second Without Ie't ioli ''hi
ode So -yl B.o4iRty. b. HOLMES
Stop that noise. and save your oil cloths and
eapr ur u.Fte patent LlBnth th lr "l'A '+- '' l-' a.
NO. 90 tol.iaadtsL
If you would drink a pure NINE and
Bn,,ly .ct l,u o.. No M Er1-aeaf TIE e-"ll' li
b,,ti Nealok. So cay ai shat t.'aA t.,iH-
TIE ORDER OF TIE DAY.-A general order
for s,4o1o>r D. ar 1fF.u oF AtL oFIDt"H las l'H' Zoe
fHpIru, t'nt..c. oi ur..r
Wallis Summer hats embrace every variety Tor
,oatg and oii te choicest assartr'rt a i' e
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
LlTEST .SHIP NEWS.
PORT OP SEW WYORK..........jsyH 3
ARRIVED.

>ief'r'hp Srtaro d' Saa rr' o. 80. ~ if '1
,7 .i BE- ita Oh hl the Coast iecAl to.aaY aii
:aftI CO. ths port
II %,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

Music At THE PARK.-The Central Park Commits
soners announce that, IL the weather fine there will
be music the Mall at the Park, by the Central Park
Band under the leadership Of H. B. DOdwofth, to-day
Saturday, commencing at 81 p The following is the
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
BELOW.
Bul1aCsu,ra
DOMESTIC PORTS.

W'LvfNtIoy y C., June 5-s'' ufausfp Nl.am J. '.-c.
Ner-lori.
Ill. s,r Ious anI Tar, ,isrf, The Tfagers rt ts
hsror ei r Gle ht hps severe SOD, h h'rts ed st' vii
probably o pieces. The raTtau Hrd crf arr sai'.
FassoI.,n ufor. ffH Fara
rghf 1lc War Hawk and A,'sf "l
lolk have arrci TIE seo'c 'or h'flot boo a -
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
" stated win greatly assist in making selection to suit

you. A.. NJ, ,,.uotona with their
name and proper address written on ~ VIII receiNo cI
cuiad cis VIZ" ~" Address A. MORTON,
fi'' No 2j Maidenlane, Rew-fofk
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
Prom The y. Y. Times.

"AumcAx wuTu,A wArcurs-Tts country has Tesson 70 be
proad splendid specimen Of American operative genius anl enter
prise M Eofk revolution t,e watch manufacturing Of The
world uo oae vlo examines h operations % e Waiihan Is
tbment m watch movements al usi about oaehaf the
COS. of imported no,natsbee ihe uuo reliability OF he ma
ehneuse them great advantage over all Others
wherever Known poor uece q tie machine make viii be as rare
IN the e as good Of hand make hs been heretofore for ma
elinery s arbitrary performance AMI aake perfect article
lust , easy a one iha, worthless It vii be Of eongratnll
oa this highly useful American enterprise shall have the effect Of
driving out Of market thousands Of trashy foreign articles mseaed
ekssper. BY Furnishing excellent and economical subs1ae
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

NJ. - Dear Sir: Your favor Of,
inclosing s., is received | send in this
the Pen ordered, and trust you will find the
same TO your entire satisfaction however, If
you, think yon would prefer any other size, or
quality, or should this not suit your hand,
VIII cheerfully exchange any one stamped "A.
Morton" II sent within ten days after ITS re-
ception, with your objections, clearly stated,
and pOst-stamp to return another. These re-
marks apply only to pens stamped "A. Morton"
as all others ale at the risk Of the buyer, and
are not eXchangcablc.
If returned, be particular to paste the Pen as
near the lower left-hand corner of the en-
velOpe as possible, and put it up in the same
manner as sent to you, to avoid it, being
crushed by the pOst-maFk, or injured in the
maHs. The Case need not be returned unless
you wish 10 change the size or quality, in which
instance additional stamps must be sent.
Respectly yours, A. MORTON.
Also the following:
TO ALL WHO USE A PEN.
A GooD GOLD PEN Is always ready and reliable and,
II adapted to the hand, makes writing pleasure rather
The beginner makes more rapid progress with n Gold
Pen than with any other, because the same pressure
always produces ihe same results and Che proficient Ia
better satisfied with his labor because Of the greater
formy OF his writing, and the ease by which 1t IL pro
I'm making new pens, the subscriber uscs no solder
The gold at the point is brought to state OF fusion
when the pOipt sinks into IT, and the two
inks This be done in making pens because the
gold is than three times thick Is after the
pen rolled TO the proper tnness Of the finished state.
when pens repohlted solder must be used which
will melt than he'gOld OF which the pen made,
otherwise the points will curl into gobular form. by
this process the temper Is taken out OF the nib the elias
ticty destroyed, and the pen subjected the
process Of corOsion. On these accounts and knowing
from long experience that reponted pens rarely
satisfaction the subscriber must positively Refuse 70 Re
point Gold Pens.
Return the pen within days after its reception. II
stamped "a. Morton and not adapted To your hand stat
ing In what respect II might be improved, as IL Will be the
best guide in selecting that H. State at what angle
you hold tho on the paper and whether squarey
leaning to the right " left These points briefly Ap9 clear
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

Prices OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

If Won would drink a pure VINE and
ButNIg rt bEwf} N aI IrDaraf lLf fAF-Iftt A
bt.t in Sc. lo.k So sly ai shat dIlA ta,.n-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
From The y. Y. Herald.

we notice With regret iag Pars B1poson the absence OF
specimen, Of American manufacture Which although oay eompaa
yey Of birth already producing results Of the most
satisfactory Tie Watches Manufactured BY The Waliham
Company are certainly strength durability and excellence
time keepers concerned good anything rEonccl by the French or
swim manul.ctlrcs.r
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

,t o, dt Co SaI.togr "A Albany and enjoy NM
ISM, suf by the latest dispatches We learn ~
erI af DO Nuirc th We NJ
of Kcn, Eag ns tafc renewed ffcm No 'i hcc 70 10 @
~ iogtorst near Rou,a Sold by an go,es 40 Ec per 70.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

TIE ORDER or TIE DAY.-A general order
fr s,.o1o>r O.. iar 1r.u o,oI"v t De- l'ofc m'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

Wallis Summer hats embrace every variety Tor
,oatg and oi and are te choices. as.ltrsut Ia t, CO.,.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

Sfop that noise. and save your oil cloths and
caipes r using ile patent LtBHft tA Ir Ul' '-- 10 l' "
80 20 tout. tdtsL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

Why run al over the house every night 10
, rrl doors sge an properly slu ehea e briDrtn
Atau TFrsulrf v l fou second vaout ieai '"i i'h'
ode Sc. -pi BuoaIHtg b. hoint-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

IDICFs or Pms: AND PINS n SII.NEK EAIENsIU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-05

SrEErr Erufcs. VIXEN you trcsd on =
lady's irain IN The street. you are not re-.
gurei - sPpologizc. You have a right
- BE- 10 the street. 50 has the lady: bot
shc has no more rgb' % carry her train.
Nth 10 expectation q having it respected.
than she has b bring hcr cradle 20 Markci
Sqv-re and q, ID ber baby in t. A tram
in The drasing room. however rsconvcnient
is grsrrfsl ard appropriate sd q you do
not hke it. you may keep out of thc room.
Yos masi 20 into tbe street. you have .
right fhcre. and 700 have q night 10 step on
ths sidewalk. snd n any foolish woman
chooses % lay Eve yards oi satin between
your feet and tbe htg.. "a - a. her risk not
yours Providence Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-05

P.rEE BoaTs. A Troy genius has dem
onstrAted that PsPer makes the best materi-
al for sheil boats. by CO cnstruciing one thiriy
feet long. ~hieh ~eighs oaly forty pounds.
anil - in every way superior n boats made
of wood. It is quite thin. lighter than a
wooden boat. - rendered imPeryious to
water bY a coating Of oil aud other CON-
pounds. and II - asserted that il Is more
dorablc. and that Il ~ill stand shocks that
destroy a wooden she'll. Ofher advantsgc,
claimed FOR it are that if can Be made per-
fectly AR and wAier tighi. AMI requircs no
cauiking or pitching.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-05

OUE NEw PossEssIONs. General Mil
Der. Collector a. san Francisco. says d" Rus
siAn America is susceptible 81 ofdevelopuseni
equal 10 that of fbe New Englsnd States.
The country Is rich IN mineral and coal.
The water aHoris the best ssbing ground.
known % this continent. The for trade 70
immense. The climate = not more rigor.
Gus than that Of Maine or Vermont. Gold
and copper vili be iound IN abundance when
the county y opened 70 Americas settle
H'ent. TIE wisdom Of acquiring this ter
riiory VII Be fuIy appreciated ard sckno-l
edged in a very short time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-05

SEWARD on TuE RANPA0E. Saturday
evening in answer 10 a sercnade. Secretary
Seward delivered himself Of the following
prophecy:
We have got 10 learn this ono simple
habit Of acquiescing a. our choice Ne our
selves make Of ihesidsnt for four year.
and thea a. the expiration 81 thar time in
prove upon fhe last choice BY making such
better. We have sense and Jadgm .nf 20
DO. Give me only this ass9r&nce. fkat
tbsre shall never be an unlawful resistance
by armed force 90 a President bearing the
authority Of the United States. and give me
then hfy. forty or thirty tears more 10 1--we.
and l Will engage to give you the possess
ION Of the American Continent and control
Of the World
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-05
OLD SERIES.

got out. gAsPed Peal. sh;nkins efkis o-s
just escaped danger.
No, forgot that the thinking Of the
boys- There were terrible eruptiOas and
explosion. down there IA the deep black
ness. and ibe lamps seemed Of no ase At all \,
the AR vas % thick and God alone knows
how. bui the wsy between the east and
west shafts was opened BY some angel and
the poor FELLOWS escaped death By i-At
that dHsadial time The nine Was 50 6lled up
that ibe o.1 places are not cleared yet. and
taai IS VIA; I an waiting for lii will
cone soon now. John never 20. well.
lie went a~sv from me day by day until at
last eouh hnd him no longer. but IN some
way be lrft all his ehecrfaIne.s and his
ihankfuiness behind for me TO live by.
The iGst words b. said we're. I'm going TO
the west shalt for the BOYS; you can ssav
and watch here That night be died. and
Esaw the same fau moon walk do-n the
great blue held up above. and the sha(sb-
Of the mountain came up above. and IL was
al darkncss but the sun was shining when
/ lifted uP my face. IL had been shining fail
on my face and on Joha's but IL was not the
sunshine ih-i made IL slime so: IL was some
thing be saw IN the heaven. and they put
him away with the light still on IT,
That night the miners brought up from
the depths below something that they touch
ed tenderly and carried with uncovered
heads into The little brown house.
The little brown hut Of house has gone
from the mountain the htile woman who
had fOand The fountain Of perpetual youth.
= gone from the earth 10 where Iile spring.
arc immortal. and she sees the something
that John saw In the heaven; and TO Us
who watched and arc lcft. there are dark
mines. and miners ever coming up and
gong dosn-waitiug for as to give thea q
helping hand. and 10 pour into the shafts Of
life the sunshine that God gives richly to
those who dwell on has mOuniain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-05
VOLUME 81, NO. "a.

hEhr VIZ Coss- There uss n vedd;r~
m church in village near Ch;c.eo re-
een'iy. whieh vas attesded BY q crowd Of
people. the bride being fsnoa. bsll. IN
tins section. and the briderroo1 . late
army officer There is story abou, h;,.
that -as revived -ith great eaeet M N,
wedding lie Vas IN the Western Fronti-r
service. and one day go the story roe.)
be vent out 10 hunt bear. He had been
s-ay iron camp a fe~ hours. vhsn his
voice was heard family IN the distance en-
Ginning
:" Here re cor>,~
In little time the same cry vas beard
again. bat nearer; then 10 ~as rcpeased NJ
intervals. nearer and louder; when finally
the bold captain emerged from . BIZ Of
woods near tie the camp. running st the
top OF has speed. wisboas q coat. hat or gun.
In he came 70 camp shouting. =. Here ~,
Gomez
" Here who eones?-' inquired broth
CT officer.
" WHY. me and the game gr.sped the
oiheer' Ponting TO big bear Who showed
himself At the edge Of the woods. took a
look at the camp and then. With a grOwl
al missing bis expected meal OF the cap
tam. disappeared IN the woods again.
Z" Bat Why didnt yos sbOot. the bear.
and then bring him in p inquired one.
What's the use in shooting your game.
said the captain. testify. When you can
bring Il in alive. a. I did7-
The story cot home before the captain did
and was IN sserybody's mouth. The other
M shi. ss the bold captain Ied has intended
BRIDE into the church with the pride and
grace 80 readily inspired BY the occasion.
some wicked sAg sang ost from the GAL
lery-
- Here ~ o0slef-
Which vas followed by such n shout Of
laughter as that old church never heard
before.