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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-29

Der Of weressed and sensbleooking men who so down
in0these holes led 10y the stOO pgeous 10 be gueo
hDdrObhed ia surprising. There are six on COnfahutsi,
and nearly quite 10J in tie CITY. Dniiig one O tAo
holidays Couu'ryman swELlcd out OF S4t Soi-
orally those who suffer ashamed 10 let IL Decoio
known, bat others ere REerwaId WIFE policeman,
aud the 'mauaGcrs" always refund the amount oeoie
they VIII lave any t!Onble. .o,,
have q little revelation" 10 make concerning Cllrk,
Webster ca" Not many days ago rccciWdthe foloW,
ing letter. perfect copy minus the names OF persons
SIN; rrreha ,cte the Merchant Grand Pres
rron f4cpr5r Of Inch Clark Webster Co. No % BToai"af
hevlok nsuag. lave Iat received eer From lien 10
which tbe =,
DEAs sR: You hereby not ttrt oyor ckas hos
Gauu prize Ia fsr cent # tie amount VII ne - %
which cose must " ma cases lie SIM ON r.
81 ibis notice With directions by which express on visa vac e
feit Yours. tefif. tLhhk " hbs' ~ w.
Nov Sir cl.e so 1s with thesr sntre1 TIA
money have pze t BY American kxpre to sn.Rh
prove regt tale interest In tue next gS-u
pr respectfully lours' - a., IT.
,ook the first opportunity to pay"C W. & Co" vsit
Mt No. GO broadway. ia this enlightened city Found
posse Of siarprrs casc up IN little Office. statd
my business Ia meek looking scOundrl lie wanted 10
the sc % wanted to sec the S2s. showed ann inc
ticket. the ut by ticket. and he "Iered 10 me pace
where suppose the prizes are ground ou5. Expected
share in nj, oil WCll VIXEN he returned; bat no! my
friend had drawn l25 81 shares In Coal ara Lumber
Company" Ia KentHcky! Poor. Slandtrcd hehlhcRy.
Tie inal cd il worth full price Tied 10 sell
TO him for S. take his pay "stOcs was ASSURED
they didn't do Lisuess IN = way. ana made my ext:
Iy next uaiI returned my nd hrs g. 2j aid advised
me lecture course in biz vila, Cannot this s stem
Of niQuy be abolished, or nuss it forever disgrace our
city, c. IL
Netc- York, January q, 1909.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM BBENEy ASD soUTBANPToS. Jan. ala 'tean,hip
p,mes-Mn T. Cape b. sehEoon lL"pas Nheaiie, As
JIa Whestsy and Ma r. Str-ss tn@ fttrn IT, "n'rI y
au,rsnn F,htos Albert Walter Csnaa,r' 1Hs'S'u
10 Rasx, Ma Don Essruy and sea
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60 g.t.

CTEAM POWER TO LET.-A mum Der of Wen
- eLtei ROOMS 10 ItT, se susu No wr~F"tk toNsi
Apply 10 CHEIsIIAN sCiwAHIk 80. 1JE fh,ttrEtL
riNO LEASE-Tho LOTS with 3-s;Oiy build
sgs thereon 20 fes. fr, we Twenty hr ~ htF'en h'th
ard stvGt1sves @ sang % tbs - ~ - let eglfs
Of 4 LOwbgRK. No. 81 sgIilsst
rgNO RENT, with Steam Power-Splcndih iig't
gooa. Apply T. BiASk Pin, all- AID Ia*, Iro1.l.n
rINO LEr-in New Houses on Foriy-serenih-
AZ rear Third ave. FLOORS II for Sd ~ tot'p. go
slolsry waEtubs Relt -. t. sJL Ano iLOok' % Gs
Thi7aye. One LgniTegi " Leat S@
App T. LoPER DAvlS, Ttr -ashst. c'rtst ~ ..avc
rVNO LET-ln Twenty cighth-st.. near Third
a,e s~r,ad foor With as eIureA Rent Sot tqaIe OF A
GOTIl, Va p Ay'uue A.
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GIGANTIC RAID UPON TIE Treasury.

10 No Eftfor " Iht lTlblEt
SIR: A scheme is on foot in New York and
Washington 10 plurdor tic Treasury Of Nast sum Of
money for tho purpose OF establishing steam lines 10 Eli
rope at tho public cost for The benefit Of few prYsto
individuals. Tue plan IL briefly this:
First Each lire three IN alb IA 70 receive from the
Government 60 G0OO pay for building the Steamers
Seccnd. Al duties ana taycs matCral, &C. used IN
the construction OF the steamers 20 he returned By the
Government.
Third Tie Government IA 10 pay ten per cent on the
vuue uf All CagcOes in porcd by the Vcssei..
Lat us sec how tins viii SOIh for TAO public and tho
contractors.
Tue WILL I. IS seil cost sco0ec0 each y pe.
cent Of Tina sum. t2O000 cach viii be returned By IRE
drawback On nat0rlak IUrn weekly limo VIII need six
(which Will give each line reserve stramerl-
cay, for three lines, Is steamers costing at SlDeNVS
Less u 9C0GJl aCh. ............ 100000
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
O.. ;2 Son STA dosi Sets ......leiN
TBS ptt
s.,, goo. o,sI Cows Island .:4I Hell Gate l?3
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a :. bLhhoths, Ae|iobttf
VALUABLE WAVERLEY- PLACE PROP.
BRrr a. Anetss, By Order Of kIecsssr. -
A. BLBHcKBh, BON Co vii Sell THuRsnAT,
jsns.y 10 .. a. %. BreAs.s ss.roo Ma IN Brosdvsyt
WAfRRLkY PLACE-Ths valuable
heL 70 and 20 Wsyfeyps Eoftb McDcaf
and st vide BY las feet deep 2ess bnek rssr oil 70
frst order. Bob hs1ses issssg tss
sfr sszss rsst Vr Isl ~ RSstSsxN atss Il csduN
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KEROSENE OIL AND TgICHiSA.

r. a. E6lorg Ias Isiov-.
SIR: / wish to inform the readers OF your
valuable paper that from personal knowledge ana able
LAY hat Segoseoe vi VII III tlsa1aA a II eNs;,
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grzrS muS Susms.

M. ~.
Bvann WANTEDI-For a family OF SIX per-
rss1 nssb.s sas.a weo HIs sh. "a "a sc Of shos.
I'D fe bstrsst fOrfth
rribsss o." Asa'ss. ssAias tsrss. ke. j. EDWARDS,
fbVGn s..s!1,1in Df0wh-stoDe house No. f3S East
.<..i "a ~ sse ,ssg BIRD ROOM 4, two ssutsnsr
:. ~ ssssI as Isrss 81 Co. IN sd,ssee References
J52 VEST FIFTEENTH-sT.-A private
s~' .esAsosssst sss krs. ssS,s~ S0'9s sA' 'S'"S'
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Ass drawback, E9c0, OJ1 .ach............. 5000,


Governments advance a9,'.yyN
NJ the public Estimating the value " the ca!go
imported 10000, the return duties 0f Ten per cent
would bc SNGOJ each CARGO on three Fas scNtp
or a.. $4,000 pei aDnUm.
Tie airaigomeut proposes 10 last for ten years and
would cost tbs pubio: -
Eur return dutiCe on cargo .Ss,oNOo
Advance for building vessnls ...-........ b,0O,@0
Draw back vessels. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S,oeVN
1Olal..--- -tsl'''V"|N
Irss ths cost OF tue present mail con
tracts. which this company propose "a
undertake In consideration OF tho Gov
efnment paying the above sum OF
fJ5COIOOO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
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Cnakfnfhr nnI,lic

COST Ia tnH pnbiic. Fy9u'',v
This nEitcent prupOsgli IA ~ course prompted solely
by pa;rOtisuihi designs upon the Treasury srCthe
patriotism nensifying with tho magnitude 0f ihe con
pensation IN view writer in rBE TRDuSE yesterday
that the Oreiln steam companies between New
York and European ports earn 90 per cent and upward
per II that Is true theee steamers. wbhh II ~
said ara 10 be m every way Superior should earn least
per cent The money me Government - asked 10 IK
for them. say on $4,000 $4,000
Per Gnnnrn for ten years. S75OHsD
Iyturn duties. 1HOvpO
Value OF steamers 1T end OF terul..-..... lOcO0o
Profits OF contractors. .....tll6.b0oGo
This certainly cannot bo called cheap patTictsln
AT thia price can afford 10 be both paioc and pl
anthropc. AAuMoNoFoAf
Nso- Forf, Jan. II. 1903
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J. JoBs.os. ~, IGsteLest
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER
40 ACCTIOSEEhs AND
HRlI KsTATK BROKERS.

=
Ne rs Niokr-v. CaDlntr., Hhw iona
Hsss serss Lea f.rsf tesgst to~ .ttt "
Asess sA fstoest Fzl,s Adse a.
TUESDAY, Yeb 4 1884
AZ oeioIf a. tie City Sslssroon Ma 3CeI Dreohbi
GkEAf AID POSITIVE slLB or nj CHOICE AND VALUABLE
70 rey oe1 ,9ppss std frst lHproytnets) On
ATLANTIC lBOuLEHAHDi AVENUE. PACiNC DEAN s1d Other
IkAplS5 s1kEsTS ard AVENUES - b.l0ws;
ATLANTIC tBOULKVAHDl AVENUE n ssBEte trent between
n~S5 ~, Do Al1nJ ayes stS
AILANIls-ANkS W Of AbNn let's
PACl1CsI-E W o. AlbGoy kt
fallfi ss-A w clf OF Albany lolA
PhCiftS ST. X co., q HsisS lote
COZ OF hftSnJ lota
HAKrsTS ,ids sls ". II II Iots
PAClfCSs noe IS ~ Cbei.sve......,....ill o,s,
bkAasr-S sas - n T. u Uaessve. letA
HANCOCksIh k~t Tear Broadway "a lots
JkFYksoN VI s S6s Bros5~ lOts
CLANSOFANkW sats 10 ft Of lotk
Tr EbssaL Maps AZ the onos Of Ateuoss4s =
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NohhIs Z WfLKlNtf 1utboteth
pEREMPT0RY SALE OF 2l6 LOTS. ON
u BOULEVARD BROADWAY. EIGHTH NINTH AND fBFra
AvEst EIGHrf.s ESTG. RI0Hry EIGHTH AND H0HTY
HIf1HSIh-k X. LUDLOW Co Win sell ., tscbsn TuEs>
PAY f.e ls$ - o.Isth ID. H,eA.rgs sstsege N. III
brcetsy Nes fSf Eve st s1s ef gass Central Psrk
boulevard and between Exsty
nnbsa heinz pA o. ibe property Marin fbsro~t fls
the bgssi and As
most inpro,ios par eft. eiy TIE s.s VIII b po'fv,
TesssTeo 1ss 81 sale thrds Of tbs tuhase
noDsY Isaas 90 eosd ssd Mortgage r hrs yss balance
March
maps had application 10 tie sust,,..S oees No.
Pnask 10 0ouvsBeaT 0gdsa eSq. ISL Pahotst NY
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nor SALE in jersey City-Thc best STOLE
n The best location The place; store Of2 et te TWO ~, s
ard cellar occupied any on waning h
store caunO ind another such store - her ioi e " 10 el
Of All dive ncs on corners ht
% rrapsrtv location Ao rcF stores 90 tet decl on
hest thorongnfares In the city Tie properly WI no
sold low reasonable It's ali ~ "a l-sss mIr'vemeI
sd an pay yer Apply At No ~ MokEomerysL
Jspy y where l. owner Motays 1hura'S
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TOR SALE, OF exchange for property near
NrSYcrh 6in Of the be- farming hs na,iei IN
County surrounded by A1s Ap - A,s
lear Chicago, suitable f.r rarl,ri IMPOSES $500
MALLORY. BLACKNLi.l. an ca. No IS Lher.rst
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TOR SALE-In Litchfcld County, Conn. the
II RESpLNCK o. late Eaicifn kEDsNiCh. beautifully 10
Gated Confirmation Of the karlsruhe Bs e'rps srt I'VE
~ house aat colvcarHi ortuiIFg-
f N setv and sluniace; srd bung grounds ada
cent offered very For par.icG.lr,. 7lVly 10
lam HOMhR 81 ItGAN. No Fiaetf y. Y.
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nor SALE-On the Hudson, about honr
from NexYork elegant COUNTRY SEAT situated % sgh
ground commanding Of The dasi views Of the ci;e com ss
costly sut elegant about - e, square,
oa,buugs complete aud coanojcas Price slsoo VIZ 20 acres
az : lnl 100 with Is acres App5 {, HOMER MORGAN
nom No. Piucst., y. Y.
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EOR SALE-At Peckskiil, with possession, 2
COTTAGE HOUSE Of nine about quarter sore OF
ground vel fled all kinds u ri srate place Tor genie
nan doing business the r Price %sS0 S11 can fnaia on
rorgnse nQnie Of EDWIN T. WEED No ~ bToAd"AT I" oi
n MEAD. PcekSkin
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LErTEHS ERON THE PEOPLE.

J. ArG', TgaRiu,~ se-rssr.
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$40 ONO NORTH GREEtNSWICsHI, c.,

I'D UsONO. the Hi. ~ the SOrh Cesnu oh Cbnrci
o excellent lard orchards horse barn aud Otr oetbvi
magnificent ~ o; I0g Island sound and adjacent
the line OF Hooorie ene northern Rsosc apo
miller the Railroad stations; Geehsh,
Porhes,er White Phha d. MCCULLOUGH, Wbitpey iloos;
GRO SMITH PorehestsE ARD KNAPP 6EscnTehi LBASDkh
AHAD. The DrsuRek
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s...,.A GUY IsnpEsr. |.

"a. 4. a asssA GUY IscIpEST.+ss, :, ,is,s.s.
Gnaerthe lamplights, desiin tho street,, ~
- Dclicats. fair, and only twenty, - :,
ssssfH sef There sbc Hes, - Z 49, y
tsy .s..seF Faco 90 The slxies, - - yss-'sS.z'
tsstsfseaste -desthsiu,a sify Of splsp4y.S .s.a+
!, eppypea by all that u pure and syeet.s-s;y.s
Posed by busy and careless fcctzjs .ss,,s-.
SgfunsifSfs Heht upon FOLLY md pleasure,
s5tnndrcds with Pienty. add stiinc, and feisnto
:. kssiserS b .spsed Ghrist's mission below -
:, Totcaeh the erring and raise tho iiDwlyz--e NJ
! ~ Fhst iifs hassomethiDg divine and holy.
Bosstcd ehsrims- lsssicSi brow, :. : :
Delicate features sLiodk ut them now.
,. LSok al her lips /; once they could stnFle ~
NNever1 more, meyer moro word of hers 8 i, ..
; AfbhisH sbalI bring to the saintliest face.
-Sho haa louud, lStStis beia and trust, -
- Peaee i'm n highof aud .betterspince -
And yet, desptts, Of eli still, 1Sweep. -p < a
Joy OF some heart she mnst hayo been. !, Z
Some fond mother, proud OF tbs, task, -
: Has stopped to-fingef each dainty curl;
Some vain father has boSed 10 ask :, :.
"a blessing for her, his dsrlthg girl. ,, r.
IIard-to-think, as lSo look at her there,
= or all tho tehdcrness sloye and caro-, =. -
- Ionely watehing and ssote heart aot,e, :
-. - : All fhe agony, bunping tears, :.
=. Joys aud sorrows, hopes and fears,
- Bfeathed and suffered for her sweet sake. a,
Fancy will picture hone afar, ~ ="
Out where the dnis1es and butterchps are,
Out where life. giving breeexes-blow, N.,-Ts,
Ear from, these sodnlen streets, foul and low,
FsAcy will picture alopeiy hearth, -"
And, IN aged couple dead toahfrth--- .:N /:
An aged couple, broken,and grny, = y, =, IS -
kneeling beside a bed to pray = - -.
= Or lying awake o. nights 70 bark
3 For a thiug that may conc In tire rain and the
= . .H H =.
= A hohow-syed Foman with weary feet.
BETTER they never know - -.
/" She whotn thqy cherished SO .
n lies this night, lone and low,
Dead iu7the strSst.,' : - - -.-,
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,Eor the southsra Eatsrpri,e.

/. . \ 4 = =.
Hessrs E,iiorS-H Having; watched the
movements Of the times. more or les, Tor
the last ten years OF my life, and having
profted somewhat by the Light, of history
and experience, 1 purpose giving what ap-
pears to meto be the cause, of our want, Of
snccess in cur attempts at drfsatisg ure'
Radical pqlicy. III should fail. however,
to show the true cause of our present evils,
| hope, atsleash to call aftehtion to sthe
subject, ia order, that some. one batter quad.
tiled, may dosoe p. 7' r.rgy -
nv position is: We have too many con.
.fiietifg G interests and pr. .jfiiees exI.iiug
among the whites 10 sscure unity Of action
First. There are in every community. two
distinct classes, extensively known, as cred.
hor and debtor, Each Of lhsse |, standing
of and Watching the, movements Of the
other, with kind Of Jealous and ,susp: cious
eye. The creditor is not disposed to en-
courage any extensive measures oflrelisf 10
ibe drbtor, through fear. .ihey might finally
result inrpudiatioh. UPon the other hand.
thereis very large csa.s Of dsEtors, may.
hap, who secretly eptettainshaPessihat old
debts will berspuiliatsd IN, the-epd, from
the fact, thatsihe .ip,lebtsdosrs of t.,e,soun.
try. can never be pail. aud all ,oas ht IN rs.
alize Losses alike.saAd the creditor upon, ihs
whole has lost less Trep the war end ia
ttherefcss, better able TO live fwithoa col.
leOting his debts than The debtor is after
Paying them. 4 do Ret ihiak that debtors
oaght 70 want pepuaiatiop Ly hws nor do /
thils, op the eepirsy. Thai eye,iitors sbosld
exact the .utInest fgrtbipg sp. faysnept. =
There should be liberal compromises upon
AL debts centraetef priorto The close o lie
war. let the. eoasidsratiyn thsr.for. have
been. what it may Tor. slthodgh tha es-
acting Of Justice may be right, The showinrsi
mercy 10 better. To effect .his eompropiss.
there .sh9ud bs. wha, L would call creditOrs'
and deb,ors pseetiags in svery snejshbor
hood throughout the State. Ia these meet.
ings. both slasseo sbpuld nus %, aa.l lsel.ct q
ps@bsr Of hensst uPrighb jedisio,s p,eh,
whose own eirafmstaaees ore zach as 10
maksahem as nearly disiatsrestsd'on sliher
| side as possible. : for srbirrators, TO whon
submit all claims. with the considerations
therefor Tor a6jndieatiop. first being ohli,
gated to bide their decision I would sayt
iurtber, that creditors should Bret propose
20 meet their dthlers Ia this way. since
profers Of favor should ever CONS from
those who are alle TO bestew mercy. =
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genee before being allowed an the rights and
priynegesof The white mani Bes6ded .'thai
they wero now ep,Probati,in, and-if fifteen
| Years hence found them ms uhey noxsaro, Il
would DO impossible for them 10 mako ,ahy
sdsapcc ment.": This advice ffom IN .ibteili;-
gent:colorcd mar, who has laborcd moro FOR
thcfreedon of:bis race than all tho Southern
Radicals put together should be. well copsid-
| cred. His very different from tho doctrines
proclaimed 10 the negroes by their rretcpdetl
Radical friends at the South :. tho latter want
Office, Sand know they can succeed only by
deceiving ignorant and uns6spccting. negroes.
State, Democratic urged tho negroes to vote
with thcin,s or stay away from thc polls, be-
eauss the negroes having. tho privilege of
seting conferred upon them by the Radical
Congress, 'we wished to prevent them, From
taxing. tho fatal position of antagonisrn 10 The
white rncc,. with an tho evils we belieye will
result iherefrom, But Southern R adieals and
yankee emisssrics have brought about this
aptagonism between Che two races for their
own purposes- Cor. the purpose; Of putting the
government of the Southern States under tho
eon.!'i u negroes Y~'r
Tho Radical majority in 7Congrcss have
given, she priv ilSee of vpting 10 negroes wi,h
out rcstrietion,, while they have distinguished
very naay white citizens: fheir otjectiS 10
kesp. themselves in power by placing the
government Of ihC Southern States undor tho
control of hegroes, and the w6itss. who affiliate
with them; Their power In Congress may. be
in"in'Sined, If they can bayes Radical mem;-
eers sent from the South, and keep the South
srn whites under negro domination. They
%eileNe that by securing The votes Of the
ten Southern States, viii the aid Of the negro
anu m hite Radical vote, they will be able Y
succeed III the Residential election next fall
end 'sceure power to- themselves four years
iongor ;-out we.hOrc thos even with the Radi.
e"''o'e oi tue oonth, 'noy Nhl n0e-oc aeio to
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. -. = . y
AZ NAsrr FELtow.-A young man with
good clothes, but bad principles, has Been
charging around waihsrla for several weeks.
He protessed TO have boterin Columbia, ana,
on the strength II this Bought and fst@atded
eggs, butter and ethor supplies on tfea Ugly
ruihors got afioat Concerning him, bun certain
kind hearted gentlemen wcres 10th to beiieto
the tales. At last, having sucked, tho -oraaga
pretty dry, he preparcd-to "yits Expressing
his baggage shugusta,Ihe decampcd, Tues
day czening, inahs direction, II was learned,
OF Clnrksville, Ga, Mr.. Bryson,- ono OF his
main creditprs, And tho last man whom the
villain should have attempted to dcfraud, fol.
lowed in hot pursuit.. Read Was o,ertaken
beyond tho Georgia line, and. forced to- dis
gorge to the, tune Of SO. lie went. On his way
saddcr and, We hope, wiser man. Our citi-
zens must be more careful henceforth Con-
Gde not too readily in sstran gers and for sro-
spectability, look deeper than n slick tongue
or fnc coat. Read, before lenvipg, had ex-
pressed his baegagc to James Collin, Angus
tn; and surposing that il was already gone,
gave up the agents receipt therefor. .Uniuclx-
by for him, however, The, messenger had do
clined receiving IL, until duly scaled according
70 tho ruies of tho company. '0u It's being re-
turned to tho Office, certain other PARTIES nj
0nce p,ade legal seizure; so that ro,oitbe rascal
has little TO brag OF in the. way of :. skipning ;.
the goad people Of WaihalIa. The way oi
the transgrcssor is hard,l Read got two
"uckings" before his departure RoGues
take warning. Walhalla is not u healthy plaee
| Tor !" sich. '--ifoSens Courier. .,. .. -.~
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, A Sensible Father.

There is li,ing IN. Pi,tsburg a gentle.
man, .tbe Euher of nine SONS: al Of
whom are living-the Oldest being over
fifty, aud the youngest overtweu,y-fve,
'fhe old gentleman rs over seventy and
looks as if he might hye decade vet.
His s,timaGie psrlner died some three
veas. ago, and was .hut few Years
Younger than himself. Although a TO
Lacc0ni>r by trade, he never indnIged
in the weed in any form, and his nerves
are rs steady as though he wete in the
pine of life. lie made 1t a point to
give all his boys trade aud they are
al! doing weli-esch engaged in, some
useful and honorable calling. setefal in
business on their own account. H. has
an old fashioned n1aion tkat the Lest
thing for a boy is n trade; because,
having Fbat, he need hcyer suffer WAC
80 l"ng'as his heaith remains. He di1
NOT perceive among his boys, material
tor tlre:'nsking Of CLERKS. laa-yers, dec
tors, ministers, artists, ETC., as too m any
par,ia parents nowsa. DAYS discover iE
their. sons. but took The sensible view
rliae'pot one Of theiD--even,t'e fbalY;"
vas TOO good to lemna trade. lIeact
ed upon che princirleahal, ifsny Of he
boys was en'!owed.> with rare talents.
peculiarly fitting him for some profess
sionala calling his genius would Be
stienglhesed rather than weakened br
The ex oeriences of tbs work hop, aud
10 whatever hei ghts be might afterwards
aspire, or whatever reverse he might
encounter. he wo,ads alw WAS have hi,
trade to fab back on. No doubt he
might have "torhed out - LAWYER. a
doctor, and preacher from lis family
Of Rihe. and had tnHtetiaT Icft' fra Eew
clerks and sale~rhtn. but't!iti heuo, ,Hur.
sue - much ~iser eour>e?s l. not his
example woIihy Of imita,ion by iifonS!!
aads-of iaE,lnigentsp papas WHO 'c6rsttler
tfheirssotis 'teoF good for"lhe worksi.ori
tiie mill ; aud ths feundrp 2 - ,srs~s'. a
/ @.,;s-..Fs= p5a =, IKeekiy NoSclty.~-
J,trs - =, .az.ls. ..i4 1850 ~
A DELIdnftuL LEGESD.-Thefe Is q
tchafinirg tradition con1ec:ed With the
site on Which .be',emple Of Solomoo j.
| erected It's said 10 have been owned
lin com mon BY rwo brn hers, one ol
lwhom'bada q kinily and ibs oilier had
rione. Oh't6e apot &as sowfi a liefd OF
v heat. On the evening succeeding Tie
harvest, the wheat having Been gatGvf
ei IN separate shocks, the el;lef br6,bel
said unto his wife: "My younger 6ro !.
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A'SAD SroRY- The saddest stort tbaf
we ever-reao was that Of a child in
Switzerland, pct boy-jnst as yonrs
is, eader-whon his mother, one b,iobt
morning, rigged out IN beautiful lack +
ct all shining with silk and buttons.
and gay as mothers love could make,
it, and then permit, cd him 10, 90 To-
play lie had scarcely stepped from
.the door Of the Swiss Cottage when
an enormous eagle ssoopcdg Inn from
,Ibe ground and bore him 10 its nest,
high pp among The mountains, aud vet
within sigbt.of the house Of which he
had been the JOY. There he was killed
aud devoured, the eyrie, being a point
WHICH was literally inaccessible TO man.
SO that no relief could. 10 afforded In.
tearing :he cbildto pieces, the eagle so
placed the gray jacket in the nest that
it,bechthe fixture there. and Whenever
the wind blew, it would futter. and the
sup would shine on las lovely timmings
and ornaments. Fer yea,sitgwas yisi.
BE frcp Ihs lewlands, long ale. the
eHele had Abandoned her ssesl.. Wbas.
ssiehf q ipusf hare bstn for The oa.
rents q The, liI,Is sictih I q; y.