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LUCK MAY LIE IN A PIN.
A Story Written for MY Young
American Efieuds.
.NT ulMa CHRISTIAN ANuxgSEM,
From tbs Rir<rriis Nr7pzins

FTppa tht tf1tfT111s HGTnSTne- : .
SoV am going to tel a story about Luck. All
Of M arc acquainted with Luck; thera Are those
thax See her ali the time, GoUe only 1t Ceftaiu
tines Of the Jcar, otnera only one single day-JeS
LIE tine: but al Of Is do sec her
suppose need not tell you that when our Lord
sends tltue cnild here, uc iAJa u IT. 1ntners .
wortIrgman'a n!cely ordered room; but then il
Nasse the cold Wind hIox1 But What evefy one
our Lord, when He places chlld hese, siso aends
along with 1t goodssLnck which, however, IL never
piaeed near py. tut Is hidden IN souo spot on our
Globe, whe1e we look foE Il least, and Il Il nlWsys
10 hLd at last, and that Is a comfort
Luck once was placed u an spple; shat Ea8 tor
nm Neose nsne ~. SsEton Tae apple fell,
that s&ory. aak some 10 tell il to you We hare
another stnJ 10 tclt-a story about pear.
There o0ce 1ved = poor man, who naa horn
be married lie ux8 turner BY rsde, AID used
to turn umbrella hnndIea and uMhzrll8 rings, put
he only earned enough money BY thu 10 I'VE lrom
"I shall neyer md mJ Luck, y said he
Nov tbs y . true story, Which really happened
where ne man lived, but that q u 10 conse-
quence. The rid and sou1 mountain-asn berries
6lossomed ana npened around h. house and ID
IN ito garden stood also . pear t1t, but il never
nad ne14 psaI s4d yet there Lack WAS placed, IN
:. oae niaht % H. E,nd h,ar ,err1h,. In Avtze men
.ts Ga ~ .. @ I,:n1 ~ ~ - a
sa!0 M We IT. Qu4& 190l9t1 N14 Mle1 1p ltpA tnG
M s,os q tne tnan. ana sntesn m aoWn 1SG @ iamP g!
claJ, and r VA NOT " y! rooaeuu4 t9aa olx
nsanca saonia 1Afe befa hfnktn Ifom the peaF
uee ne ntsaen Em Lsxen me tae Moftsaon
AID the G1a turned out Of Il, tost for fnn, big
Psar: aad smother big peaT, then T. smaller peas,
ana Tpsn M sese{ai ena, Fsiy @ ar9an pea5a =, y,
tald, and gave them to the children to plaI witt.
There are some things that are necessities In
!uf ana atnons taeae. Hnst celt3!al$ ~ Eea coun.
tries, afe 1mbIena& NOW s9s wnole MmlI bad
onJ Gne 1os e gsnF ,a,aas uSS, na nne9 Ms mna nseW
sometimss e u fouid bEeaK hpt the man lnicSY
nenoea azEn-shat was n hla ttade. WIN he
nutton n0a At1ng that Kept nc umorcua toSetaef,
= vent Wotse: Y Eon!a a!nays nresf loo soon,
,ass - one va !oldlng lEe 1hoseHa up
one daT. when the burton had broken again.
and the man hunte m vato for i on the aoor. he
nappsnsc 70 Het nolo o. one o. ine smallest pears
which he had turned and had gtreo, to the
children 70 p!sy Ttth
eannos hno tne pHtton, Eald rue man, '6ot
thte nttte thing VII! ansEet" He pulled small
cefH CO thfonFa Il aud t9c .ae pear nied tho Place
" kut uIpkeh out&0u utAulIQiiJi II H23 tAaCSlJ
right and formed tn. beat Of fnste1cI1- Tho next
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!; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

+. Cornell BfunA Iowa, Hn1 yote 1ttEef tea set to
thA u1oas popular psA$nEs" ...,
Re1. DT. BeeK, Oh receipt m thte nsde COZ
E:atuizto1y nddresh >; =
II b stxte6 that FesPer:1sle congregation OF
heI1eyc*s IN the doctrines Of Jo1eph Smith bold
asssinsa ia-Wek 1eDev1an. In, ereJ aat,aath
4 Massachusetts, ehnTch rnAke 4 bid for popu-
lastty oy advertising . 20 pew renls ani no COL
iect1nns."
a correspondent of tae Rskgtsxs 84un speaks
or Baptist minister IN West yHgnta vino !spas-
tar Of Ore churches -
The Rev. E q. keyes, OF tho Eeu YORK Aetho-
dit Conferences has left his chzSe and jotned the
swedenbozgtans- On Sunday last, be gsve hts
reasons before IaEge audience II pougarrepse.
The Pore Is ssid 70 ba engaged IN sapefsnseni-
ing the compilation, By seTeea1 Kr4teta, uf work
on the csthoAc eraeopsts, showing the eminent
services thss rendered to the PspaeJ.
. The Rev. Charles Cleveland, now III his s1lh
Jear, the VETERAN City Missionary Of Doston, l2te-
/. preached IN Springfield Street Chapel and bad
n1ndEg his auditors man lo9 years CID
Tie Rev. Ms. r A. Haraiord, Of bingham.
Hasa, has received q eall from the En1Tersarst
Society 1t Bridgeport, Cuun. THIS n the thiru
cali 4ne has hsd ance her settlement u bingham
4 Roman cattoEc priest who haz benin charge
Of the pastorate at Cssriey11Ie, ohlo wA married
70 Miss Sullivan, Of thas city, on the sta Of Last
month He had pguv1ouaiy been excpmmunIcated
~ Bishop Rosec1scl-
Fatner presoo4. IS the preacher who nss created
The latest rltu4Nestc sensstion ip Kew ToEt. BIS
BauorA " : eorTes2oudeut EkJE ~Rs uled Win
anttthea1s Almost ssmacn ~ the novels Of Victor
Hpro," =: =:
Bishop, Arassago .fetafed TO- attend recent
BDae Society meeting IN, NatHsukss, - II wa4
not ID keeortance vttn his prfnciptea to pa.tsc.-
pste IN mixed. soetenes hkn tho American Beste
socsetJ.",
oa4 certain oeeastun, whens D.. Baldwin w.at
th1 ae< III nspttztnx nxn7- the latsszs dog Iesped
into % stream z,,d SWAN amer him. AZ uoce The
ho{z ses ~, shoat. But tne: Doctor s1eneed
them b sxyi1e: aOb, taaf We ali would be IS
III. mi u CHE Mas9er = thss dog Il to ha,'
Tine Rsv. c. HodssfE n b, has been $
spsstr cs tic conz1 satonaa Church Id PAW
trefet, r + a fsw 1aJa sfnoa the ,lns1s dsasatsf
of = minister N: ~ !adjscsnt town ~1t ass7o
who sss -tfe: h1u w2fgs shs po1puI ~
Eaefod,- aDft Bao3gesk z: - - :.. =.
!: ::fns RsE M. s4eei pastof of shs ssoaa ~ - =
Rahnque, lots. 80. .ss - stss t,s
word s.1eaHEeAss nesaE nse1 sssssasa " n.sa
- paf s&Af: = u9 e eea
shiEis& i i hsf III .xrnsfeaa eeeoas Mto,ea
4 hi Asaas. Hhkh u d9tF 1aleEe& y g -, esaH
:'EE1 N1 NtAslfb .sz11l1t1 ~ 1eaeseas
o. tk6WsasysA; caeEa = e8sce ~ y q,
- tecs1a cesl. l.s9t,oAleez y e'y! 1kf4 q
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Arc the Internal Regions In In
dfAna4

Nj. L. Ranh, fsrmt. WIN res!des about tntea
nNes wrst OF the city, brought kt1znEe sta1J IN
on Saturday: NJ n hsx aon- -tu-iax 1lstrg On
fa1m about 1ons miles nom Lafayette, named III.
Miller. MI II. nal German lAhoEe1 who, in
p5oH1nx oyet cotn-neld, EIuck the upper crust
OF something ve1J much l1n tbs tufe11A fe<1onK,
4 xucpcatf1S odnE VA ElE entitled, followed By
dense s'otume or smoke According TO the GeI-
ns1nT Esatenenf, the k:euch wa1 several degrees
abore tbs Earor Of tae Illinois street gusteE A
Eheet OF 1ame scpu h1l8t lrpM ihlk terrible Ypl
caDa, and great tcudtgr1t1oo WIS Imminent fay
4 time hrt ths EAtne4 we're d1:ll1y t1odued by 4
Iew sAoveInls Of earth tossed Ia the Moath Of the
dater. The tAEA thrown cut looked very much
IKE Castle tcAp, only Il was not 70 hlSEly per-
fumed. On the contrary, n w4z exoeedtn ~ oder-
Eve- 3Euttss eastlJ, md burma a freei u hstm-
Hpue-
me Geman MS hAdH naentsned, sad srer
tine, el4eulated, "Te1l, dzt 1Ah h-lr We m
de11ta1d Professor Cox Win examine no 1fooad,
ind II ahoun FfoTt TO be n ear1znce to the IN
to look further into II The people of Iafxyesta
are greatly alarmed, aod Already Il II rid th&t,
foaIIng no1e can be heard Underneath ha
doomed city. Wa AEait further He@a1op1ntrtA
With insense anxiety HAuy persona may think
this u ; hoax, b1t il ID nnf. HI. RAn6 doe4aI
sook mn man Who would deeai1e 4 Wn0aa es4z,-
leant5y = snoas % t'1s!ng tAtax ~ % disaaye2
s.A<A ~ ~4HstE~- tS
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p, a,arers .nh hta tnmt> vtr,, nnrnv
And weep around, in woefql v,se
u,s nspiesa fate on the Bsaes ID Yurow.
c,,sa '. <n,,a 70 n.u ,es,cs, ,,a.,asa sn,e,d.
Nv am tass wrought m tho dee<1 ~ Of sorrow;
The fatal tpenr that pierced his breast
Ills comctr hteast, On the Rraes Of Yar1pw, ).
:
~, 49,, e.n,,, n,ht4 u,+ ~ NJ ao,+,u
AAo ns4e AVN 1SAs' 1u%D ~ 'oa'e"s
Too r1saly BAND, . stronger afM
n - y,
Sweet 6uerls the p.rk, pfceu g1pY& green KrpWH
.hn r.e..
Yellow On inErowE band me Eo#aor 20
FalE hangs the spple frae The rock;
Sect the wzyo OF YArrow 1oKAu,
Flows Yatfow sweet As sWeee. "A s~eet doFa
rva.t1.
I,- a., ..o+-. ., ,.uov,
s.sa .Ma " E1s.s - - koa ~ ~ ~ .9..
AZ HWeat smeus On ffs bfses Inc DIE,
The appie frse isa rock az mellow. :
FnIr wM Thy fuye, fair, falr indeed thy luve;
In nowerY h1nds thou dtdst him letter
ubo,,h h.-.o fat, sra ~st, ,,,,,vad ~,s,n. :
Ansuee NC .. -! a-a y - o1 ad'
Ihan me NC mover luSeo taee oetsef'
Nuaf Je, tnen ousf, my oohny, oonny nztde1
Busk &c, DUSK ye, my w1nsome naTrow;
DpsE re, ppd lure nc on the bauka OF Tweed,
ana toAnA nae on'3 Oh 1ae ht2es N 1ofa""'
......
hoH can nusA ooony, oolnJ olloe
How luve him. on tsa han&a ef Treed
rp1r e1rW my INC OF tho Dtsss Of Yus1pw7
Va 49, w. es,aar hiossnr. coy.-.
W. ~ ~! suu.1 u.oeeVtu1 N'ei'
Ny lave, rs he had not been aluvef.
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Books Received
Tm NV FUaN THAGH11 AHu AdEur4n Enc .
euf1os<L NoxxnLy sex Fetxra II. Aptl Aad Jun =
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fertile tc1n o1rk Do yoo see the consequences
Fttd1y. Ies. Our relations with the stranger
viii stop. Nc vii Lake no more vegetables from
u, stnce he can get them at home with less
trouble He viii bring u no more game, st1ee
We VIII have noirirg To Etvc IN exchange and Ne
wtu he shen tcst where Jou want u TO b now
Robinson. snorttshted karnSe! You do not
sce that xfser having destroyed or hunting. By
inund1ttnE Us W1th game, he viii In our garden-
ing bJ overwhelming us with vegetables
Friday. But he will do that only 30 long rs We
give him Aop.1:Ain9 sls tnAt.s to ssy. 20 long a.
VIC ind Aou.e,Ains el~ to psoduee, which VIII econ
onn1ze oGi labor. ..
Robinson. Sork:Aing tltt-sopseAtH5 elN! You
always come back to tnsl Ton &c Tcsy vaSne,
fr1tnd Friday; there Is nothing practical IN 5oos
views .,..-..
TIE cprtess lasted long time, aad Is often
harr renJ, left zach one conrtnced TINT he was
right However. Robinson having great !nnnenee
over Fr::.sy, his Ettws r-rs2nc3, and when The
s,a1ger cane 10. an naswcr, Robinson sAid to
him. ...........
"suaaeeE, In order tt8t your proposition nsy
be aeceptcd we must be quito STE Of swo things:
AThe n1st Is that Iour ssland Is not richer tn
game than ou1s, fu we will struggle but with
e3aal crMs.
gain. For, IS IN every c1rnaoSc7 there L neeeksa-
riiJ gamer and a 1osers We would be cnea1ed
u Joa were noL' What harc Juu 10 saT:"
Nothing, noshtuQ,' replied The sanger, Who
cu1xt cut lzngn1nE, and returned 70 h3 eanoe- :
- 1ne story would not be bad II Robinson was
not SC tooush -
Tie Is no more 70 than TIE Committee. In
uanIertna sheA- go.
oh, there il a e,e2t auGerenca Yst suppose
one SOLITARY I1n. or what comes to The same
Thing, two nen living together. Tnla Is rol our
wur1d; 1ht diversity Of occupsuouA and tho nttf-
rentlon Of merchants md money, cnsrt7e tho
qucst!en materially.
-Ml TIL. comp,eatcs t,aasaetioas, BIT docs not
change Their pxtart.
! -Wnatl Do yon propose to compare modern
| ccEue.cs 10 mere exrh1neea7 -
| Commerce Is but multitude n1 clch4aEeA:
the rtal nature Of The exchange Il dnnucal VIII
the real nature ct Commerce. ~ sna1 Labor Il ol
the same uxturc With great, and n tht graF1taaor
| which tnpels N atom Il Of the satue nature 4
th1t which attracts world
-I6ls1 according TO you, tAese a1Guu3frta
which IN Rotkn8ou1 mouth n,e 70 fAlse, Are nc
, Less 20 IN tae mouths of oW prosecnnnts:sf
Yes: only e17nr u hidden better uater the
Compilation o9 csIruu1ztaa1e&.
| We'll, now, sA2ec< sons toEtsnee non wha'
hA1 actually occurred
l. --vm1, vel; n Yraaoa. In rtsv q 3stua AZ
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=
"Bnak ye, busk ye, my bonny, bonny brsde;
- Buae yc, bust re. my Ntusorie marrow:
; Busk Je, buas ye, ny bonny. bonnJ bride,
- And Ihirk nae nzi1 o11the BnaA Of Ya,roE.n
.whe1e gat 5s IL. soaa,s eesIm.as: asa t ):
-. Where gst 20 thas swinsoaassaassuwz', :: q;
~ gas her wAese dArc n3e wen be seen,
Pafns ne htrts on the Draes Of YsTo1.".
Weep not, weep not my bonnr. bonny hide !:
:. Weep pot, weep mob my wlnsome maHoH;
Nor Let thy heart lament to 1cre !. 7 -.
Puing the blrts On The Braes Of Yanow." :;
Why does she weep, thy bonny, oounI bride
Why does she weep, thy Hinsome manow7 4.
And why tttt yc nae MAR Hr1l be aee1
Pung tho blrts On the Braes Of Farrov :"
Lang rnam n. weep, lang mann she, mann
{ ahe weep: 40"
Lang mann she weep with dnle and sor7nw;
And lang mann nae n,alr well be seen,
Puing the links On the Draes Of fnr1oR." .
Fox sne hsA tint her lnvc5, 1n-er dear,
>, Ter luvef dear, tbs csnse Of sorrow:
And nne tlAin the eopueNest RNatn
That e'er pu'd bl1ss On the Brass Of TarroN.
uny rims thy stream, o Ys1roE, Yar1ox, reid.
Why on thy Dr2cs Is heard the voice q sotEpn.
9 And why you tnelxnchofiouA Yields
Hung on ,1s oonDy o'rf1 of 7arror.
What's yondes 1osu upon the ruefu, rrefu'
: 1udc7
What's yonder noasa Oh, dule and soHoy&
Oh, IT'S he, tho comely swain Alew g.. .
Upon the du!eful hEses OF Yalruwl -,
Wash. oh, waah his wounds, Ills wounds in
seaIa, -.
Ills wounds in tears, with dule and sorrow;
Ana trap hts limbs In mourning wrids,~ :
And isy hin on the Bracs q Yauow-- -.
Then build, then buil6, ye listers, sisters BAD,
Ye a,sre1s Sad, his tomb Win so1TuH,
And weep around, IN woef1l wise
His nspitss fate on the Braes d Ya1row. :,
Curse Jc, curse re, h.s useless, use!ess Rnleid;
Ny arm that wrought tho deed OF sotfux;
The fatal tpenr that pierced hts breast
Ills comcE breast, On tho BFaes Of Ta1ov.
Did I not warn thcc not 10, not tolEye1
And waEo from nghtf But TO ny sorrow,
Too rn1hly baold, 3 stronger Arm. -
Thou me:st, and feIlEt, On the Brnes Of Yauows
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IL they say to Jou: With what shAl VIC pay!
Reply: Do not be nuroled about thai II ~
are to b tounGated, Il wIu be because re arc able
-topay. II We cannot pay ne WILL not BE- toun-
dAted.
II they SAY 10 Jou: would nllow free z1sde, II
D stranger, IN bringing ua one Thing, took away
another, hut he wiz cary OF our specie
Reply: Neither kpeete nox cot1ee grow in the
fields Of Beauce Of come o9s Of the ua2ufsctor4cs
Of E1beu1. Fur rs to pay foreigner With specae
il IKE ps51pe him With coffee.
II .At{ ~ to yoa: Eat meat
Reply: Let It come In.
Ii they SAY to you, Ike The Rrrs<: r7heu
you hare not the money TO buy bread WITH, hny
b.ef-
Reply: THIS advice ia as wtse as that Of Sa2tour
to nis tenant, .e1I person hAs not money to pay
hts rtnt ~1th, he oCght 10 have a hoa.e Of his
OWL" ...
II they ny to you, Ike the Rtsar The sate
ought to teach the people why md how l. shoold
ta1 meat
Reply: only let the state allow the neat NEE
entrance, snd the most civilized people in the
world are old enough 10 learn 10 eat II without
any :eacser.
IT they say to you: The sate ought ~ know
everything. md logesec everything, to guide the
people, sad the people h1re only to let themselves
be gnsded- .. ....-..
Reply: Is there State outside Of the people,
and + -hrznao foresight ouss!ae Of humanity
Archimldea might have repeated ali the daIa ot
LIS life, with 4 ieTEr and \ fn}duua vii
more the world, ;" but he could not bare moved
It, for want Of thnse two 1htnsA The fulcruo Of
the St.te Is the r1lsou, and nothing madter
than to b1Ild 20 many hopex ou The 6,1te: that u
to saF, to assume collective science aod torc-
sSns, hr.r having established individual Iosly
and 4hozt<Xhtednesk
IL they SAY TO you: Ny Godl / ask no taposs,
but only duty On E1atu nd meat Wnlea Exy
compensate for the heavy taxes To which France
u sab}eeted; mere t:tie daty, equal 10 what
these saxes aad to The cor Of my s17tn-s -:
Rcpp;-A Il thousand ra1,lans, but /, too, pay
tssel u, then. the protection which you vote
yourself .e1aNa IN hurdeninE 1or me- your S1aio
NTH youf proportion Of the taxeA-.onI lntiuuzt-
Ing demand aims ii nothing ltA th.n he eatab-
t,snnen1 between NJ Of tbs following arrangement,
tnuI wn1ded ~ yourself -S,nce the pubic burdens
Aro nesyy, ], who eel N11n, Win pay nothing u
N; md Jou my ne4snoor, tne buJer, shall Pay
TWO para, town, your share ;and nina" ~
neishbu, the s7ztn des1eE. Jou nay have povrr
On your Ede, bat not feeaan. -.
II they eay 70 Juu: II "a horsrez+ very hsrd
| fee ma, taxpayer. to compete n my own n1aEtes
With fore xnu Rbo p&J noue-
Repsy: Frn, THIS u 1ot. ye'<E Usxtrk tgs esv
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written for the ADvocATE.
Dash Down the Cup.


nv SCRAPS.
Dash down the COP. tasts not TIE draughs,
STis drawn IRON deaths own well;
'Tis nlled With poison 20 Thy soul,
Distined from dregs Of he'll.
Dash down the cup, for rain turks
Around its circling brlm;
And Kissing serpents lure thee On
To downward paths Of SIN.
Dash down the cup; thy father p'eads
From out ths ilent tomb;
o. make not thy mother curse
The child that blest her womb.
Dash down the cup; thy sisters tears
Are falling thick and fast,
Her heart is reat, her spirit crushed,
Az with the desert blast.
Dash down the cup; thy brother F'eads
And looks with fearful eyes,
And wonders why does brother fall-
Oh teach him never why.
Dash down the cup, for woe and death
Are mingled "a the bowl,
With sorrow, want and misery,
And dannstion to thy soul.
Dash down the cup; the laughing fends
VIII lure thee on 70 bell.
DISH down the flaming draught, nor yet
Thy soul 50 cheaply sell.
Dash down the cup, and let thy curse
Upon Il ever be.
Toach.n taste not, be thy choice,
or Its curse will follow thee.
Dash down the cup; nor sell thy soul
For what the brutes refuse.
Use not the noblest work Of God,
For such vile abuse.
Dash down the cup God never stilled
Such dAmning d. ugs together.
Oh east 1t far, far from thy lips,
And touch, Oh, touch Il never.
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Means for IdontifvinR DeposiSorR.

When new Depositor hrst to the Savings Bank.
pre- auous taken and records made that he may
always be identified. and IN In = book b lost,
the owner thereof cannot be deiraud.d-
The business Of this Institution is confined sxcusfvey
the receipts and care o. Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited in trust No Commercial or General Bank
ing business is transacted.
certain proporlsn OF the funds invested BY loan
upon real the city Of Chicago. In making such
ans preference Is always given 10 applications from
Deposi1ors Of small mans who have accumulated In ths
nstilu ion sufficient funds 10 pay for lot " greund
erecting baIIdings be used ptrmAnent hcmes for
themselves and families.
A9-Money remitted BY DRAFT TO Europe or elsewhere
for Depositors.
asy-Tbe pans Of Cheap Cottages, selected BY
mttee o depositors n tbs Rsrtuti0n, may be seen NJ
the Savings Bank
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FOREIGN ExLHANGE.
The Marine Company Of Chicago,

Net Assets Over 900, 900.
once ia their building, No. 154 Lake Street, corner of
La Sale.
Under special provisions Of their chatter allow Interest
on deposits IN savings department. and -ecevg moasy In
trust for Investment
Drafts on Europe bought and sold.
ROBERT REID, Manager.
j. Youxo ecAMNoH. President
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Married Women.
Ana Minor Children may Deposit money, Otlat No One
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Societies.
the fIst Deposit may Provide BY Vote, how and BY
hom ~ All BE- drawn cut and, provided copy OF
the Reso1tun b. furnished to the Savings Bauk, no
Money win be paid, unless is provisions are strictly
complied With.
Depositors.
whether Foreigners or Citizens have the Rights
Property and IN Of Death, any Money 70 their
Credit viii ~ paid 70 their Legal Representatives,
whether they are IN this country or elsewhere
Wills.
Printed Forms Of Wills been prepared by the Coun
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IN OF his Death thus much Inconvenience and kx
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AZ the ste of SIX per cent per annun, u paid all
sum Five Dollars more, but interest Is only paid
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and on the FIRST day q July, In each year.
Interest is Estimated
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amount then on deposit has in the Savings Bank
If the interest is called for, Is credited the inter
est day as a deposit The rste OF interest Is
allow ed all sums whether large O snail
If Money Ii Drawn Out
between the half yearly days. interest only
stopped much as Is thus drawn out not on what
remains.
is not ordinarily required before money is drawn, ss
sufficient funds kept available 10 pay Dtpoeitors
when they their money. but the RIsnr 10
qure notice reserved the Pnrposs Of preventing
'rnnsn which are allowed.
Working People
need rot lose any time, the Savings hank 10 kept
open on
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increased 20 the borrower in comparison
with paper money always convertible into
gold, will not trust any argument 0f nv
own in reply, but will produce incontrover-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-03

A SHARON SENSATION. The Meady;l,c
Republican Of the 3Oth nit. says: "On
Wednesday evening, April 2sth. the good
people of Sharon, Mercer county, had SEN
saton in marriage in high lite. S. Per.
kinB, Esq, banker, AMI Miss Lama P.
Norton, were united in matrimony by Rev.
Il. Craighead, of this city. The wedding
took place at the residence of Gen. Curtis,
the bride being his adopted daughter, -
and was celebrated in style never bef,re
witnessed in lhis section OF tAe Safe. The
party was large and select, and included
many of the wealthy aud fashionable lead
srs Of sUcirtv from Cleveland and elsewhere
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-03
The Roberts Co-pedo uase.

The Roberts torpedo company brought
suits against different parties to enjoin the
use of the Reed torpedo. and a fund was
raised by contribution to defend the cases
1t has been decided against The Roberts Tor
pedo Company ct the l. S. Patent Office.
and accordingly Reed is entitled to the pat
rnt that Roberts claims This is an impOr.
tant decision to oil men. as in each instance
where an injunction was served upon par.
tics using the torpedo bord was required.
and thcie being many such cHses, thr
bond given ioois up sixty or seventy ,hous-
and dollars. 1t now being decided that
Roberts is not the patentee. his bondsmen
are somewhat interested, as the parties en-
joined will now look to Roberts or his bonds
men for damages.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-03

novelly has been introduced at social
parties in Paris. At the entrance of the
saloon is placed large covered basket con
tanning small bouqle;s Of flowers, aud pre-
plunges h is or her hand into the basket and
takes posy which the women attach TO
their dress or pnr in their BAR, and the
gentlemen place in their huttonhole, The
latter meGade through ;he saloons. each
n search Of ldy wearing similar bon
qnet 10 his own; and when she is found b
bas right to take possession CT her and re.
tain her as a partner.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-03
p..g ,,5GqsT .a'g RosnE.

The li.nt at home, how NrIcL:a ttlDs.
Wheu evening -hua5a around 10 fan.
And from the lattice far it glo,1s,
20 love, and rest and comfort all;
When wcariCd with the cares Of day,
And srire for glory, gold, or fame.
How sweet to seek ths Quiet way.
Where loving lips viii lisp our name,
Around the light Of home
When through the dark AID stormy night.
TIE vaywarl wandorer hom"Hard .cs,
How cheering /. that twinSlins light,
which through the forest gloom he spies
It'stre light of home. lie feels
That loving hearts will greet him there,
And sweetly throbgo MS hosom steals
The Joy and love that Danish care
Around the light at home.
The light at home-how still and sweet
1t peep, from yondcr cottage door,
The weary laborer to greet,
when the rough tells of day are DER
sad il the SOU that does not know
The blessings that it. beams impsrt,
TIE cheerful hopes and joys that flow.
And tighten up the hcavicst heart
Around the light at home.