davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-11-21

ptoJ womcts scne ot Thom szo quite Kood-loor
mt. placed my ~ under tho hands OF back.
eyed Wteldef Of the razor, this morning, and w1s
veJ wen pleased With her performance, Bne
Ahayed admirably. Her touch Wss 'detcAte; hes
eyes were bright ;hss lips red her su1le pleasant
and haVc NO do0bs that many men would hare
been charmed WITH the almost coquest..h manner
IN which anc permitted her half TO sNeep my
cneeE, and &no pretty playing Of her nnger7 On my
neck. One who claims 70 be wholly = philosopher
eaa not judge Of that, perhaps bot I oplue that
oomely bafnen Of the other aex Were
Introduced Into America, particularly Into CHI
cazn thsJ woutd become popular II onee. Apart
fTom al gallantry os ssnsinent. sney sre more
polite and delicntd than men, and certainly mora
agreeable To the clAts Of the community bearing
bs&rda The enserpTia1pg FELLOW who IN or
country sesa up shaving sa1oon wtta handsome
astsss IN long hose. Will make = fortune,
MAx1sn wox1N,
Especially those IN Aadnd, CadlE, Grauada, S.
vile and Malaga haye, yeu know, wide reputa-
ton for beauty. Handscmc women ase tho AZ
cept,ou ali the world over: and one who expects
to md any large number Of earthly angels IN Spain
OF Portugal tlha women OF the Two counsrtea
greatly resemble each other> will be disappointed
Some OF them. usually too.e from stIieen TO
tsenty, arc decidedly attractive, having large
luatIous eyes, weil.ahaped mouths, and desirable
agurea. The objection TO them II, they are apt u
have delicate moustsrhe On tnetr upper lip, and
10 grow stout AID coarse toxard Fiddle age
Thess Is nothing spiritual or dreamy. or
IDEAL IN them They afr NAFn, Gen-
uncnssl concrete IN suggestion, and
receiving. They are born coquettes, and for the
reason tna. lAeJ are alxAys watched either by
duennaa or theif huAbanus. In no coantry not
Oriental, have women been 50 s1spccted OF
ot.poaIt,on to .nsF1zue, aud tn no country have
tney pt en- so zesIoc1ly guarded The consequence
Il, they have been for centuries more addicted 10
EHautfy, 10 state It mildly, than the French Ger
mane, or Italians, who are thcuselFea ne,sber Ice
nor hdamAnt Che hest xaJ TO drive : woman
into deceit and er9pr II lot to tzust her.) They
are not ~ \ r1le Sez3 different from other women;
but, thanks to theft education, rnnu Is their for
hidden FRAT, md when the fruit u tempting they
lose little time in pulling II 70 their lips The
Span.sh DIANA patnis the women Of the county
iruly; but they are changing with the age, and
coon tevelcr culture I'LL cool their blood, baniah
taer snpetsttioD, a1d destroy the I1ca that al 70.
nAnee II In secret love- ]. 4. q,
, 1869-11-21
Il Statement ahnt ~, and II nor q
AEAsh StoEE.s'


A Ady 1e4idtrz n Cambridge, vel kco"a Toe
Speak for ttleN.' " has tor pe3 !hree nne Eod nsa.
WHICH she has cafed for 3os: abou: LiI JeIA A
lew weel1 s.1oe = fNeud r:aseoted hec VITA an
other 0ne, H1pck more tEnutfful 10 look ~ ouE
deficient tn aRod manners. l1r l. ve-y soun CON.
uereed to Ma the other onc6, and cba at1efwafu
the latses, one Jumped cut OF the Elaoc on to ths
door, se7s.e1 bitten; oas. a 4 Nas Nt.1essea,
rhe handsome, bus :" e~lurrd daa, xas piaced ia
seFs1zta globe: but The Old ses4ent hpi to10d
he ce1sd Jump, - he uied again, - was
prova1 BY the LAZY cac'ng : wdel- she caIe
down n rhe morntzg. On the carpet, Appteau7
dead, She TOOK i up, sad 51dinG /. dsJ, Laid It
down and left 1t, feeling Ed that the dsn nAl uot
d!st patutAlS, b9t great We7 her astoutsa1ent1
h..t norT aftetrA,d, VIXEN .attnZ It up TO show
member Of tho t1mfy, to motto: trChs passaEona.
t1dScsttve Of life. She dftettly placed II 10 rs
natzzM eleEen1, where = lar perhaps ~ hour
were seemingly ID sympathy with r E1ai1S
smoothly above and Rfe1nd il, every little while
mnytug II along on The bottoE O. tue Etohes ano
aftsr soc1e listie tt-Is one Of them g1ded ~.
placed r. mouth clcea 10 the mo1th OF Inc soIeIe.
| acU ,hare oEiefIJ, ss 4 loud Mo.het Eouil L she
cpo.d giTe her bFra.h 70 keep IE N tne cnud o.
her hs7ft eId her lnve SO TIE tih breathed o. lta
lie an4 y1ia1tJ to tho relief a1d eyblent beuedl Of
tho other for fnl six rolanIe!. This Haa closely
cap!on and fr1eacs n g11et had the gratfcs.oa Of
seelug sae dsh f!got Itself, SD Il Is nuw doing
ven, InooFn someEhst Injured from its q f1Hht In
the alr." Nha Eha11 SAY there Is nc. N nisluct
inAs leads al living iaiugs to know ice right
And Arcaan beings IN N.tueat.ny eTe2 u:tle 1ct-
deat Ike 'hts must be lorc:bly tnrs,.ed to "lave
tse things tnAt God cseAted.n
, 1869-11-21


battery Prison. ahe1r Ahn vsa loehed nm Win
sentass to lecp watch ortr hnE, On ~ mofnt.o
oI me sln soe WA2 sent on board q M stsasner
sna PC comifK 70 htr9el found thsf aae ~
..auiIcan1td " soldiers with l010cd 8trns aho
knopEnt hcr !ukt Mone1t4 paa aIrIyed and Ina.
P!osSa them TO tell her II ahe Nere al,oai to sudcr
.For three DAYS shc was LEFT IN this state o, IN.
csfAlnty. uutii the Sessel arrived at yilA FfAuca
Enen ne va handed over ~ the comn1adcr OF
tne ENIlson, ~ no placed her With = family n \
eI'ene1 e.slpg 1t1set osaers tnss sne should rot
~ AtoWed 70 communicate with Aoy one Ftye
nohtns passed thus, when Providence sent IN her
Wy man Of the noolest sentiments, who alter-
H1!ua1eL Victim u the fsfociiJ Of Lopez
"one Eotnfng he called Al the hou3e <aere she
W3 uopping, and. hating asted her II she wese
AC0f1enuro, ta1d, On her rrp1JinR IN the eflrm1-
s1Ec, A4s be hAd heard n& her capsuru md In
prtxo1nenk and 1Ad cot1a to 1ee u be could
sefye hcr ~ any way. Tie told her that he wei
nnocf5tood bef fad situation, ~ he had been
hlnself ps1Aoues IL uacAita, and had only jukt
cion. i
lie couttuued-Ny narna u Ramon capdeytls,
an m Argentina, tonr coQn11 men. and you
VIII tel me- what JOG want, vii send It to yoQ
from AEonc1or. The poor captive would ouIT
accept pdIS Of boots: and on her telling him taat
there were otheT lndlca prisoners In the place he
said be would md them ont and send them some
cu1uiortf.
"ne pre4sed into her hand, when leayiur. note.
for forty dollars which be- told hcr we're sll ne hsd
but that be would seud her uorc on h1s arrival.
True 10 bis pEnmse. every uAuth O. two she alter
wards recelFed closhes q Aod none, through one OF
his fIiet d. in the town, unIn on one fatal mntn1v
the ncrs reached neT that Ramon CsodeSils hid
been shot by osd.t OF Lopez"
, 1869-11-21
susrenaton Bridges In Chfnn.

The cooalt1cuon Of suspension hxtalSes hAA beea
tnouGtI ngnA xehteEetnant b5 the Western Ia.
tops but In ChinA tncy asc ot great antiquity. and
many kult cxlat They AEe made ot lroo cnAlus-
Aud thar mode Of colG1rucston resembles u The
mntn ttAI used In tas Wesstfn counLl1es. TaaJ
Are,lho i erar, generally connned 70 modntk11oQA
regions. and spaa EtrESs Ebo.G n&ylgauon L la-
te3r1pud. There u one over liver IN Tho 1un-
L8n Irov1nca thsS u RAId to haze
been 1lst b9ut b. one lausous
thu.koh-lt2ug moro ta2u txo thousand Jez1a
k,poe, and there IL Z second and ulcn larger ore
tn Tho Kweschow Psnvincct spanning tna ldsat
dsuaxt. II eon8ists OF many cnAlna atrascnAd
seTo4s the river and fAstened nsmly tn he stone
on eithar bank: tfou natural elevations ABOVE
oiher cnAtns depend, md 4fe made last 10 Lnf
spsp: md shtfe are sieo chA1ns fastened 70 It
frou betow, the on,ect bAtng TO rnAke LIE nridko
Il trn = posstale. a Elank Door = la.d on III.
nntn tnreA To 1ve yeAky II th4 lmpsrtnl 0psrsa
Tns span Of sata ht1dge n said 70 b sevorA INN.
dfed ted. .
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False PretenalAn8s

Enser sea:sd 4 humorous NsEy Of his Meeting
In 4 tt1ge-eoseh With : little fellow VINO ~aa not
puty rsyJ antrt aud buck1Ah % his dfes&, but Gse
pfeseodsr TO science and philosophy. he spoke
Of nav'r been NJ Parts- AND Of having read Eel
oeclsp1as3on oa the origin OF ideas Bef.loye- and
The Other tAynrtte doctrines ol the new scnooL
He sA.a, ~ have no objeetton 10 confess mysa0 Z
MMened for long rme to the discourse, and
bad mose shxn once betrayed 4tmpto0ss Of
dissatisfaction ard eeorn towards the phato5oohc.,
could not contaln htrrelf any longer. SD q Il
that's too bad! You hsve tbs tDpudence to 1AJ
sou are q nsatsEsallas1 4hno Know yoo are
danet,1 u.aaer." The ro.oh's ORATOR VIE dumb
founded, aud Fraser pould DOT restrain thf moEs
vloaent la1gAser, which noTtany odeodsd the
cutter Of operr "1r i too oaa- mutIered tne
old WAp who DID not comprehend the c1ube 01
EaserT me9.tmeu1; II Il too bad for ! tnA1
to say ae u Of one 1de when be u Of auotheE. ~
Fturs HeaYy Crabb RabsnAsns bas9."
, 1869-11-21
Hglszh Ministers.
From sAk !Ss.s fsfk Seaes-

En9t'sh Aintsten OF ssato arr tTatneeto such
inceeAAnt oceupal1on that they bare miserable
when e!r1 noEent OF ttetr tine u not Q eru-
pied. A. they arc oblgrt to be pre-eao IN P1sita-
meat many he1n toGeaher When taey arc nes
sc<aally wAatsb. It il dtincuh to aattsfy ths.f
csnv,uR for vWk. Reading Or wI.sa9 no. q
t0Wed wtlhia etiher oEn-e. L0rt3 WHO
vas an exception TO syey ras s.ei I! 20 pst ny
have slept 1ilh one eye and oue ear open
Tor BE wss always ready wtte sharp answer 70
epeYy attack Ax. Diklaelt ass and broo1s. with
that 10. unaIse1ab4e melancholy On his eouuse
nance, which Aas led soase Of his oPponeats TO
set,les s,mse3i down u tae qnist 1nanufaceure
Of pesvv1tsous for has speeches. J0hu Hl19ht
lAs eneQxa "a do To ansver the casds Of people
Who ~ttA 70 see him " the hobby. Ar.
Gladstone AfIets about, makes endless nosea
on se,1ps OF yapef md tears them up, TIL ho is
fn11oon'ied win the litter, and tnen composes
Greek veT<ea. A recent English PAGER Tells n
tsAt zentsamsn eoude4ed win ". 6hstssoae On
his befeH 70 fuIly oecUped. Last nikAt. " 10.
piled ths Premier, ve had = bonS DEBATE, and
0ccLpted the time In uAnslatnE into Greek, "a
yE1 see, the hynp~ Rock OF AKeA.'n PHbApa be
u the oo1y E17tsh Premier who ns9 choeen this
! method nl hilinE up lesaro HotneaM-
, 1869-11-21

- - mserate-shat be "a. something lte TIE fei;
tor t IN 1no,ans who said his eduss11oa md ~
10 .ss10sa s.rsse q .caes nsn' sss a1ss
and ne other ,be teacher WIS aosent ua
s1sdussed from TWO popular insar11,ou1 of leaTu.
toR. The Senator reminded hun Of = eau watch
ras oNntd BY Neighbour OF his m OTTAWA
Rooo, 1icb n1.t and n the end oe kx months Ii
CAT E ost noe large calf:
This eee eie = roar OF tanR kter and the Repre-
Widest 1teEm Of enyhrnxstlr 4ppssuse ever wl.-
hersed IN taat Chamber
ssnanr hsner, Of Marion, who had lost hts
p.ekln6 II each other sesoss = uontn thtch
hao tEfFeAie6 for safety, came to me sescue OF
~ ~ mether tr Senator md watn persanl friend
oal snd fa Autcor Nth ! dete1ratnatonro 70 aont-
hu,te buh, snd th~scby aAve hss TREND aol
After eIh4ust,nt I'D ainmnuirtots s.n,sor
Fsaner took bis seat and Rcpft.euta;irc WOOD
sgain toot .ne noor, EN- preserving calm and
" n1 mct or lhe lea4t degree Of apparent eIc,te.
GeoE He only hsd onf remark 10 make. TIE
Sesatof nom Marion reminded him Of an old
countJ. us IEghtoT osnsd quite = number OF
eolsess among item one old one which had been
snser1ls M animal. and which he kept for the good
i nad done rather than from any expectation Of
surr service Eafls 10 the spring. iae neignbor
III l Cd nis htr7es cut Of tha stahie QUO pleasant
eSSs N4AN hAG tptAS utREH " llQ pl4{ 1nV E33k
Mto1t, a. colts ART wont to do atsucn umea- Tae
o'd y ~, Forgetting bis xKe and InnemilIes,
thoofot he would plsJ colt. TOO; 50 he stuck up
mare be stiaet himself.
Is5e me sud.epce clapped thels hands and
tlou'ed nnc continued the:r up1oR1!ous appliance
nr'4 Curpy lett the chair and tue ronpiussed
+satctr tock thcir hats and !tf,, while Wood was
s.estsn 5 ~ congratulated for the victory which
Tie next daJ Senator F1antr txnosa seat
rs en tue eoufh side OF the
senatf Cnnfnhef, white GarneId sat II the
nofth eEe) wa Addfeaainx the Senate upon some
mtAt9ft Nnich wa under consideration, when
Mr- GafEetd arose AID requested the Sspa,or
frcm Marion to take a position IN front
Of Tie Caetkt dest. ~ his voice seemed TO
be somewhat "es.tei," and It was difjcult
Tor Senators on the aou&h stde Of the cham
her 10 understand him. TINS rema1x was
AuMc'ent to conSulae>the Seu1le With laughter at
1ne tnosldtnce Of which Mt. Fisher RESPONDED
mat ne va not In the habit OF going faI out Of
his way 70 ialk to an overgroEn n1V" THIS ia.
cleAeo tne lnefT!mtlf, ami the pAlanre OF the
tneecn Of The Senator fnpm 1ta11on never found
otteIapce- The blAckord bLl N1s tmnediately
taEeI. urt and, AMID the be1t OF hunor, tue SEN
ate otdffet1 Il 10 third rtadnR, sud then passed
II by almost unanimous vote, none E1vlnx 1t =
Portage and Marion.
MI Wood .tiIl resides At Genoa, os.awa Co1a-
~ ara enjoys reference 10 hts gladtlior1al
triumph IN the Seua1e Chamber W'neo nc lime
lot uonr atioE his successor arrived he ua IL The
army rs private, and The people did no: have an
opportunity TO compliment him with = secord
election. . .
, 1869-11-21
Watering the Cow,

ali, beng rather unweli, WAS feartul Of ; riEoua
attack, owing, ss he supposed, 70 The ttss Use %
coasa. The eomntA1ar{ procured aim eoS.
std morning. Frank, his BODY sarrsn;, 4nd Ben.
the cook, uere responsible lor the appeasa-fe g
tbe mnk On the tahss nprntss And eysniIG. one
tns A repss: q az c: bell ia nGl. ar; raoa
.as.iag + taoosat i sp2c.Eea s,,~s9,,t,Ss e 1
lore hs i bten Maie 10 rzs WITH tha cktgsEA4 All
he rer1aIu3ef sacnaeed to deiasitoI1 ansaL.Y.
81 Fyalk," said he, "WhA. = the GaEs3 El0
tie mlHs It . ean wateE. r.,nrIn
aIdnno, Genesal; dtda1 POI No Hafcs u
/ T. - aid Fg1as- .xA,r Ran
soma ons d. " saH ~ :. esnaF3 e AN fsea
" w AnU az mfnSies F1art rrrnsne1, and with
ve15 aave e isce. s..d aGs3s1S. Bea ssJs ,,lss 10
@s Ssss ~ n r. sss assss stsg aTi--
, 1869-11-21
.FU6S,
FIN E: EURS.

Ladies Are respectfully invited
to visit our WELL LIGHTED
FUR ROOM and examine our
Inrge, new and FRESH STOCK
OF FINE FEKS. We arc rtnk-
Ing some very Emo Mink scts
{tsf1h Our new style of coitur)
from MkKNE AND HTDSOy
BAT MINK, Russian md Hud-
son Bay Snhtc, Royal Ermtne.
Fitch, Squirrel. Astrachnn
sncqucs, while, black and gray,
orall gr:sdcs. Seal sacaues, Mink
Capes and Clocks; Chtlircn'a
Fancy Furn. Every article
guaranteed ns represented ind
ut reasonable prices.
Fur rcpsliFinS, OF Eli kinds,
neatly done.
STRIKER & BARNES.
Fask!opah'e Aati:4s and Fu-rlsrs,
Coz. Washington & Clark-sts.
, 1869-11-21
God Hlchs Him.

On The 16ta 0: Ju.y last, the Psahody Institute,
raised BY bis OWE nu1i1eence, tn Dauve1., Aasa1
n.a n8lye town. WA formally Dedicated IN tns
presence OF The late GAorge Peabody Ro5ett c
Winthrop made the Addreaa On the occasion, and
Diver WeLleil Holmes read the following yeT1ea
Dankrupt-oCr poeke:s inside out.
Empty Of words to Tpeak his pTxl+et.
Worcester and MeaAte1 up the spout
Uekd-hsokc OF taud1torJ pota3a:
Bal why With nowery speeches teAsc
W.th %Ao s1PertArvea Stress niMs
aza language het1er wurts tn1n thesc:
TA< fiend qf all Ais Taet, God tlrs1 hiNI
/ stnpfe prayer-but wosdG nore xKees
BJ human lips were never uttered,
Since Adam Ees1 the countlJ.eeAe
Whe1e ArEe1 wf1Ss 1toupd him fsftered-
The old look On with teaf-6mme3 eJes,
The children cu1ter to c2re&1 tlu,
Atd eve1 voice unbtdden cries:
Jl< niAd u al Aa raes7 God as<ad Ainl
, 1869-11-21

"A Young negro kts' ~ aIzAssnsd befss Esw
mis4rn kFe,rJ. She pleaded tnhs the rinkess
were Et1en her, and on being aaksd wlst foF. re.
MED u Cane teNtn "Beca1sa y01 tell whit ~
MC1rse tell i SEED tbs master Kin 9uz1e! Dsed
dM she. a1rt Den me took dem nom me-, and
when IND dem axaia toak en-. Dat Ga'l
H1eAlt1'ls
, 1869-11-21
FAMOUS EUROPEANS,



SPle'hnsen.
Among tbe German wT:sers OF romance aud
ught literature who have become Known 10 the
puooc duf1pc tue past quarter OF q century, there
may te safely said 70 exist ihree distinct classes
Iae nead OF the school Known ~ loun0 Germany
Ia beyond doubt Carl Gutzso r; he is also one Of
the very few Of the class who have attained
more enduring fame. he has steadily ma,uyed
Ella st5le until. In scholarly thought clear cold!y
Intellectual force, aud sabtla expression OF the
varied forna Of human nature. he maintains a
rant among the very best OF European authors.
Hut there we're not mAny men OF genius num-
beEed a. Iouny fttTmanu. which represented
cliqnc Of clever writer's distinguished
BY restless striving after soc.a', po-
lt.cal. and religious RETURN, but appear
ing 10 have no clear Ilea Of the nim
to be attained. Vague philosophical pott,ns.
IN the thnpe Of attacks upon Christianity and the
morality engendered Of Ch1ta.iAu teaching. 1ere
coupled with the meat ahsurjIy crude dernit,ons
Of the duty of man 10 man. The day OF the class
was the Eer.Eaticrsl period Of German nineteenth
century literature. A morbid desire To mIoister
10 vt&laEed pnhiic taste marked tue stye OF each
ET.tcE. With the decadenee OF this influence nu.
CHER class attained TO popularity. Toun, Gar
mnny had made elegance OF styie OF more i'm.
porssrce than profandity OF matter, and, with
whimsical Inconsistency, painted their plctureA
tor the fa.n,onshe world, from which no zeal for
reform could ever be expected. Consequently,
another clsss sprang up scorniug any plot laid
among the upper ranks Of society. These writers
ran to the Other extreme, md, pandeztng to the
vanity Of the people, wrote a1oH!ng stories OF the
HE and chA1actes!auca Of tho lower classes.
cemoc1atic tendency distinguished their btjla,
whose rne4t exponent Is Bestho1d Aue1baeh. But
Aue1bach 10 one OF the people b1usslf and nts aim
has stv.v. heen n e,nr,t. rra., ,nvsv c.ssa. Nv
~ n,.e:s 80, .sa .e.,.ss, .ss W
ulsuet 1u'a ! ~uu HA'ef'A etanopolne 4na@
n, W. M mne pows! nss ~ G.at as 1ne numoes Maiss
vc,fs xrhera h. .t,emnfs ~ da,,nes,. fo,h
80 % ,,.. VIC . .st,,u ~ oeasa1o ov.u su4ae
anu court u1e-saia18 nosf sl9oincanuy IN she
latter.
or tho rnrnref nuthnrs WIN nnne4r "a harc
, 1869-11-21

Epgllsh t1nte8Nen vho staAcu thAr Atve9tt1e-
Mens On the pavement ste to be peoseeuted tot
dlsnnoostu$ ma Bds1a fsg-so aJaES.
, 1869-11-21

The Rev H. h q. Murray, Or FaTE Street
Church. Boaton, and Au:aos o. &ae 1amoas Soo. on
Sunday evening ketmocsp IN toe Auslc Aa4 AnAc
By ne great orHHu. aod = chotr Of ave hundred
VOICES, add TO the attractions Of the sstTteA
The FroteataIt Epteopat EEspEeleat knoHi-
edge Society head ii s1nlsefsarJ MEETING ~ me
Church OF tAe Epiphany, Phil2delphis, 90 me ssa
ne .11ns ~ ts2Sr, o. ~ ipeasus
eani1ioato1T. @ d. 7saia: NON Iegaesf4 Aoie; ~
n5sss en ase esIaa ss :o:si j. 81 T1psud'
! trres, xts.t42 IS; balance, NE bdopes tsa
9ss a;a35!r s:tsss!ess s ese5s. R.as d. "a sse
\ cssh IN baut, ss,siste. Tot11. ss49H Ehlch.
Tn nr as e.es .sfa rsead tnsq eonds & I'd Se1
| York al seven PEI cent ponds. ~, 90, make .
general aggregate Of 81 aa.1l Life menoezs
snsn nrtya.e " irtier from &aes sfstes that "toc
Hon. Watk!n Wtnars Eenoe1 Of she Brttsh
F1t.aent from Ms!es a0a ; .Sn s4 q Sss5 msn, ~.
me church shAu Be d.testaoshed In Wdes, which
| nAs caused 4 gteat str.'
epopdept Of The cA7tstl1a LAsdtT, b at present.
tot u state OF decline, It lesst unpsoRraa4tre.
IN sasms. be sayf, u soo coldls Intellectual aul
I too ltue emotional 70 meet The Spiritual oept:4-
! lions Of the Eu4lnh mind
Dean Afford, n tie coune os I recent lscss1a
delivered tn leeds, On Ihe Cnstftaaulty OF tae
la.De1 eonce11ine sc,epce xDo revelation. It wAa
an effur 70 suppose satd he, thai Christianity waI
| always TIE same; The Gosps1, indeed, Was a WY
lne aAme, tuI Christianity VIA constantly Aaote tc
ehAaEt, 70 improvement, q 70 dets1torAacn. Tne
uonble with ths ChIistEcitJ Of the PEeseut VI!
that ii professors hxd Eaore fA!sh In thelr ca1fCl
| tys1enf. thek cseedS, taelf sacIameotA and $nelt
Bibles than Hey bad In tnaI Divine MASTER. Al
ikese we1o only DeAa1 TO toR EUd-1ae eod being
the pe1seua1 recognition os OF common Lord
but Me4 bad cnrro to seRard the meAn1 taou1
selves ~ the ena- A to tho soPsoeed eoufte
between ecenes and Tsvetattan, tce Dean salt
sbAE seaence, properly oo-caleA. and Scripture
pyop&7J ur ro4IItood, were pcasctl5 xste tcEeth
e.'' The d,scovenes Of saenca ha.
m1ia Il 1seea&1 70 K1to neg AteFpresa
rtaas TO Scripture: oo1 the change weak
1os undermine Christian Nth. It would nss d
to s.epb4e and shrink from tte possible results 0
! eeientlnc inquiry, and to continually CRY out tia
the Scripture wa n danger. When man ea4
that tbe tendency Of sdeoce wAs 10 deAuuy Cod
. 11th, he really meant that 1t wsa bis own intel
pret1.ion Of Scripture ths1 WIS IN rer1 tn
t tnr1thnlty OF to-day needed 'Au Ststtude {
f1itnfnl cou1ake and humbIs setfd1stIak 70 xar1
; ac1enu6c inquiry" To dee1J tie Researches {
men Ne Darwin xnd Huxley w1a almply Eutc
d1l" It wa impoRfo}a to crush out Truth OK
forbid research. Tbe9e would 20, and II Cnri
> ti.nttJ wire proclaimed u thelf enemy, the
! would abe found TOO EtoaG tot III merely Artx
/ ctal ed consentna, rengto0.n The Dean c3ose
t nh sdd1eas By urging the importance OF \ Ne
l ma cpHeeS 1ksstsfpA q IA B[osA u ~ -
, 1869-11-21

n restless a. 5oIhG man OF twenty-five. Coe
cf The Paris feuilleton!sts, tells the following
N ecdotc Of the verhsns old msu who has written
nosc c21fas than my composer that eve1 lived,
Sad who will lcoottnne to write them TO the very
last day OF his lite ~
.t1ne night laxt wtcter," SAYS the sbove.nen-
tened Stu,lie.ontst "I vent homo from per
fo.uance Of Ko5siul's William Tell Il was
SsIy late, past midnight, eel!ete. Hight Ahead
Gt me saw gentleman At very quicf step-a
gentleman whom would have takco for man
e 1svn,y- nve or thirty years, un1ess hts SNOWY
hAlr, which Ieil In long c11l1 down upon
ms shpn. .dtrs. had oessokeo him nan oi
ttycn,y OF eIxh.J. More thln half , mile
&c walked along together through the silent md
ts1k tt1rets until We reached, at last, one of the
1up!csardR. At that ycfJ moment happened 10
tr al bis f,de The tn1 tight Ct one Of tho gts
lau,ps permitted me 70 look 1nlo his face AID 10
1tcd,snize hts features And then-1ho can In.
oxtue mt surprise 81 suddenly discovered that
ny .red COMPANION through the 6treea OF Parsa
Was nolsody else thau my celebrated friend and
n ucn esteemed Professor At the Paris ConsersA
,Sory Of Muslc,-Auher hinReH. I conId uol he'll
1.teripg N exclamation both Of surprise and q
Joy. .-...-... =.
eagerly cassrin1 the hand that had wrtttel
>. Ankeanicl!o.' ~ Tell me, when wilt Jou eve
1t!nk o. getting old? For the last hali hour
fnve had all The trouble IN Inc world 10 keep q
With you, and am ashamed TO coufeas that 20
1Aye tired me ont, While you CO rot seem to b
eIhaurted IN the least. When VIII 5ou eve
Link Of getting old, dearest Maestro"
aga, ttsn,' said Au5er, snanng 10 his ON
charming wnJ, u will tLtnE Of 1hat \. the prppt
tine, my friend But nj rreseat tic new Opel
<b.ch an Er1:irc, does not unoyd me- The ltisul
for such nonsense. Dab, &ssuEe Jou hAI
eeyer felt younger IN my whole LIE than Al Ii
Tlr4 hrA I fn hrvt-F hNvH
j. getting late. and have quite long WAY
Eo.' ........
"Aud the glorious old man hurried Oh, n ligt
1y and ~ quickly N boy OF tslecu- follow
Inn With my eyes, and resumed my Own walk
which led nc to another dlrectlon-only after
Lad disappeared In the distance, uoder the d.
and gloomy trces Of the bousevard-"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-12
Yfgal.
Martin r. Gibbs Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, / In probate court, held
Caledonia District. IS. at the probate Office in
St Johnsbury.in said district. the 25n day Of Oco-
Der, A ID. 1869.
Sarah ]. Gibbs. administrtriX of the estate Of
Martin b. Gibbs, late OF ST JohnsbuTy. in SAID
district deceased her administration account
for examination and allowance, and makes Application
for decree OF distribution and Partition Of the estate
of said deceased. =, -., -
Whereupon II is ordered by said court that said &C
count and application he referred 10 session o SAID
court be held al the probate ohce IN ~ J'i>uhrt
ON the 18th of Nov. A. u loOy, Tor hearing anu "N-
Cision thereon And 1t is further urdcre that notice De
given to all persons Interested, by puDCaiinh "' 't
weeks suCCcS>ivciy IN Inc tdIv''ia4 q
new spaper published ST. JJnusbury previous I" ~'
time app tinted hearing, that they may hpptA ~
said time and place nd slow Chuse. II iIS thtA Hhs
nave why said account should not Zee allowed anu 9'I
decree made BY Tue IotI l. hll'','
ASA L. FhENJii JuuEe o ii''''''-