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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY. =
Deege Hsed-Pnme. new sl5 per busheT.
oa1G8 FIufs-EIH4 class. 1o0& 5. Wa
H0ot G~rU11-Applc,n packed. 1ooo Ha
&sAne9-Anpie Ael&o& EgclE&c
Gfcanhnr4e WeH07uR nnrfn.R A..
een1 14 cents fr three Spring Catalogues,
6roa1Q open. 8endEogf orteHlo
TX. PUUEYX.
BlooHalngtop GuucTs, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25
NOTICE o. INN0RP0RATI0N


~ PufSutnt % tae requirements of fha
statute in sueh case provided. Notice e hereby ~.
en- % oil whom b mas concern. fhaI there "a -,
Organized Ano Incorporated af BrOWnville. 10
County OF Nemaha and Stale Of Nehrasfa FH4
stock Company. under lie name of @The Maso-s
sud odd Fellows Building Association or RruTr
vile, Neor4ska- The place az business of "a
Company Is at brounVile. in SAID county Of Nent
IN. and State Of Nebraska. The said comDanr -
Decu l0fneu iof the purpose OF erecting and GWnfsr
q Building % brent for bushes purposes. and 10 49,
py 1y tie said Ordersof Mlsong and Odd Fel'oge -
their Lodge rooms. with an nclual capital subsrrfi
Of SIX thousand dollars. WIN authority 90 the n6s-f
Of Managers % increase rfe stock nT frrfnrwE
scriptiOu % nine Thousand. which nav mraprN
increased by vote OF the stock Holders fnfvar-
thousand % De paid in instailmonts. as assessedM
the board or Managers The corporation cnmmen+
mGln January, RDsa and terminatng upon ht con.
plerOn Of the building. and until other nrrnnra
ments are made for the management and caa 81
the property.
The highest amount OF Liability 10 which TIE IA
Corporation nc any time can be liable. Is fired Al
four thousand dollars
The Affairs Of said Cooperation are t0b condndtd
BY q Board Of Managers. consisting % . PrpFEenl
Secretary. Treasurer. and two Directors.
Ey order q Board % Mtnagers
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

STRAY N~OTICE-Taken up BIZ The
- Undersigned on his arm. fHn miles vest
or b~r0HuuIle. oue TIRE year cid roen steer. cua
ard sit on leH ear. and underbit on right ear. and
one cali near n yeaF Old. Nce mostly red and WhtR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25
NEI ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Decide tai Hotel.
No. 40 Main Street, between LIST g. sd.
AApnN p-nonDrrnnn

This house has been remodled and newly
furnished with handsome furniture, and all
the requisites Of aflrst-classh hotel, and is now
opened for the reception Of guests. The trav-
cling public viii n this the cheapest first
class house In the city, and centrally located,
with well ventilated sieeping apartments.
It's guests aresure Of gentlemanly treatmcut,
and first class fare ut moderate rates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

HoetoNA- ArEoI1
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VIE M ~
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4ooF4
ASSIGNEE ~APPoNT1rrTT
~ frfrt 81 Tnhme
Ac1UuFa41 t1e day 6 u
-1 IN u
.rEA W.u EM BEEN .~ ~
Eron 1H own Nr ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25
On the ThiTdOf June, A,D.I869I
oomnaeneinq al 10 o'oIoek q.
10000 ACRES OF
STATE LANDS +!

We win AZ the same eandu pont the same terms
odcr 81 Public Auction nearly 1000 ecrEs OF line
Agricultural Lands aeiourinT ~ the state. living
nom one % ten miles nom Lincoln
We would ada nat Lincoln has now Formulation
Of twelve hundred lnhnhitauts. nndf RAPIDLY rrogr-
ing into both political ana commercial fmD6rfanee.
The Capitol Building IS now completed. and tie se-
sion OF the LegiElatuEo Just clCEed was held Ia il.
The Ecdon Of said Legisttfure 50 far As Il related 10
future Interests Of THIS place was as hvnrnhle ns the
most ardent Of Ia fflend8Couid ask.
Ageneral railroad lazy was passed under which
some hveora six railroad companies c~enfering here
proposed 90 avail themselves Of state aid and push
theiT roads 70 cczKpleton at an eaEly day. While az
least three conndontly expect 20 Be here within one
year from this date.
This would seem to iusiify NJ In saying that Lin
coin. nt no distant dag, VIII he the "IndfanaDolfsH Of
NeerasEa. and the Roatsst Railroad center west Of
Chicago.
This, taken In counectioE With The nc4e haf All the
puhllcb buildings are located nSrc, and that wsffin one
and a half miles from town there e. parhanE fte
richest saline springs In the world, now In colrse cf
development, give thafn via BE- no ogdL
nary Glance for iDvestmG1E. ThoFa who Invested
- former state sales ore1ee able to rcafire from
one 70 ave hundred per cent advance.
witness our hands this E41 daT0 f FeAraarv. 1eeo.
DAVID HUILEB.
Governor.
THoaP KEENARp, 4~
Secy- of Stale. 1+14
TOHN GILLESPIE
8f2 STATE Auditor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

THE UNDERSIGNED will receive
a sealed proposals up 10 March 10Th, 1869,
for doing the Carpenter and JOine work for School
House, and fr Pailtlng the same, in District No. ;,
buldlng 20 Be &xB fest. 20 be covered with Pine
S1inBlo, ne siding 20 be one inoh by six, matched
and sealed inside with the same; two coats Of Paint
The work % be al done In a wOrkmanlike manner.
and daishcd by the drst Of June.
Contract wiz be let 70 the lowest responsible bid
der, yes the right 70 reject any and all bids n re-
served ANY further Instructions win be given by
r SKTLLEN, Director.
MSfch % leGa 2lItpd
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25
JACOB MAROHN,


Election Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that on
IN Monday. the 5tI day OF April, AID. 1852
there viii be held in and for the City Of Br0wuRille,
IN Nemaha County, State Of Nebraska, an election
for the following city officers, viz:
ONE AEdYOR.
FIVE ALDERMEN,
N CITY GEHRN
ONE CITY TREASURER
ONE CITY ASSESSOR,
I'M CITY M4RSILdL.
CITY EAGINEER.
ONE CITY ATTORNEY,
which election wsH be opened at 9 o'clock in the
morning, and VIII continue open until o'clock IN
the afternOOn or the saline day.
q. 81. FAIRBROTHER,
Mayor Of Brownviile.
&c. M~cNAUeHTog, Clerk. zs-2w
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

A. r.. "a A. r. and 4. 90. ~.
THE STOCKHOLDERS ofthe Ma.
"A aonlonnd Odd Fellows BuEIdfnnABsoefa~-
ton aEeherGnN nQdfc1flN1o an aNasms1f IL HUan-
1y-0VU per rcEGn Tire uD0nEf subscribed has been
levied. En1F0ff UCorul 3 f41uIIel 81 Be rni01o E1e
Treasures 81 esd Association On q before thu 1sth
d1y 81 Au1 next.
JONAS HACKER. T.raa
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

THE UNDERSIGNED REGIS.
y TRARe WIN SIT IN the odice Of H. VI.
Hughes, EE4., HI4EnVIIa. NC1raeEa- en- fe HIh.
1than4 Nr4 41F4qf M1rchs A.ps1 Ho. eommene.nE "a
the 1qN1N 81 O'clock An QI EACH Gay. lrf thE pr
pQ4eo o. 1aN NN4 q ntGnll&Hon 81 voters 3Nr the uu-
nlcipat elo Q4 90 ee be1d - HE city - Dg0Wnrisle
On the 5ta day Of ApIl, Al l4Tt Il which time al
tend hf rel I1r1flrn,
O. NJ. FkuEEE0TEEER- ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

COhonades, DeRi81s, Tweeds.
Kentucky, Maryland and his
souri, Jeans, and Fine Cassi-.
naeres.
, 1869-03-28

&i&se, 4 tha unearn1est spof 70 look ~ 4 6od of
hellish hue n 6pfcad around to make tho walls look
Illuminated Numbers Of sumptuoaR3J attled
eesxttens 40 grouped On TIA m1lh1a statr.
case and shts Kalp.rgtsaaeA aoens par
&akea ot astznio enchsatnaent Or the
vtssn OF N Opium astar IN tho Kast
FznSs loo11 O. 1t tho ballet stis, headed By
Milo Fsoese, whan this haretn soene il auspendet
BY se1ru1 II the appa1!Hon Of AarEarrts troubled
spirit .Gounod1 piety, Hnoa his s1r1tnl tn
Rone, hAs been quite remarkable. He coufeasos
frequently, snd attends conanunion every Sunday.
Ha il also becoming 70 weak, Heutally and phyE-
calty, tAat -ha seaoosly ooutasuplates taftn&
"1ninor orter1,"sl "a Ilx& Ths French p4p%n
instnuats tha4 these freaks sze pl1Jed 70 create
sympsthy...A LETTER. which I nAvo TO
Gently received from Europe gives mo
the following interesting dramatic news:
The Theatre "Deanrna1chals," P21is, h2a pro-
daeed u Tna Ghost 1t Midnight, drausttsed from
DeslyH = novel Of thas nant. Auedee do tsllals b
engaged upon drama IN eight tAoieanx, which h
70 introduce the adventures of Count g. Gezmxin
to tho staSe. 1t Petersburg Rusatau tzanxlatton
Of the opera Of Hars. By the Po1!sh composer,
Aontutztn. rAd been for solne time In preparation,
when suddenly high mxntAtc forbade this pro
dnciion Of tha slayon1c" rnacst1o, On account Of
ita extreme Polish mnsE and Action 1t the
sWa1luer" Theatre, Berlin Il Wl1kenb lsteat,
"Upon the High Bea," three-sct domestic
melo-dranA, with ballet, has proved failure, Ina
Nye-acx drama, " reasans and Man Of the World, "
By u l. Nierdo,f, has been velJ tavorab,J received
at the Victoria" MIN Eellcit4s yestrBu, who
has met with q n4ttenu9 reception throughout
Germany, viii soon appear u thla hduaa- She WI
be remembered by our thestTe eoers q the able.
bodied Gernan-Atue1eau actress who created
quits IN Impression In this country aevera Jears
, 1869-03-28
cRIeAs0 LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
AnnuNI NTcetlnB for the Elcctlop4oi
ofaleers-hcv. Robert Collyur
Chosen for PreSidenE.

The annual meeting Of the Library Association
WAS held Last evening, tn ther hail. corner Of b.
Sale and I,an,io1nh strrr.s ftnn,Je. ~ pot. -
p-.s,son, ~ en4 len l. neiu' hsa-.
fes,acnt, n taa cnAr: After the reading and
adopton OF the minutes Of the previous meeting,
and Of the repoIts Of the soveta1 commlstcca m
election Of onlcet1 was entered into win the fol-
lowing result: S '>@@
REGULAR TICKET
For Pres!dcnt, Henry n. King. s17 yotea- for
First Vice President, prpf r. X AatT;,rj ~
yotes: for Rrconf 91rr presisen, Ssmrss,
t3loYer IN yofca. for ToeTae,rnndtr1 Sas..s.@
George p Uptnn. IL rotes. {nr E+ro-1itns sss'
Set25J JSmea s. Murray az ynteA. for Trse99nTsr
N. b. Bucha1an, Eli votes: f0r Msnaorrs s. II
KIlance b. n. I1s Tntes Ee,roe = RHn,a =" Ok ~
, 1869-03-28

~... -, nr,r = hnv who nm from Il
e.,ter mn \ Via. Tne 50 yfew md rocky islsod
- 49, !.,t .nsn.e zttn ,no rna.yellous constysu.
-. ~ oornfust edouted by tho aa,prfrched man.
80 .norcnrflx annrecistnd Tho soat VA
w"t.S m . Ten xna1n faan6. mt tno foot
a.+,sTs M I'D hssch rxoducod foe moment abso-
int -aflence. ,tul broken By ths appearance Of \
0roun Of ssyaseA n whom Crusoet gun WAS At
onee directed InetAntaoeously tho greater nur1-,
ter tnnnba down ret contrtTe 10 scramble oG. but
. .scond shot n,fnrts tho invaluable Fridsy Vbose
tr,n,..d oexttculat,ous aud g1otosape dances ART
heTon6 description. No training. however, Ara.ls
ta nonesucats tho unfor tunat4 creature who hills
nn the ps4try with decidedly TOO heavy roll. and
wnose o1eat conoe1n II l. to 4dd = huge brown
nj to tho Ktnuta OF zen pIca
which Is enRroastng the attention Of his
chief. rne Barory mor1el duly conveyed to tho
oxrn. frnsoo. lost In contemplation, MMts his ex-
nec.ed trest when. 10, = stpne musinz mysterious
+ rryrnla \ xtde-mouthei care, aud-Ars Cru
soe. who, py some miracle Ior fal1ica have COM
h.ned to aid her caule) haa reached the Inland in
the yery dress and apron In which zhe appeared 70
70 much AdTantago IN her English home and whose
ample figure tust1nes no apprehension that the
yoyage hss By any meana impaired her excellent
constitution With stea1thJ strides she reaches
the bllsatully unconscious nan, whose dream Of
pesce Ia Futhlessly broken BY aha1p twtn1e OF the
len car trom the hand he koows 10 well. Thus
there Ia meeting, but no reconciliation followed
indeed By actions the reverse OF friendly, until :
sramptug OF armed men Ia heard, and fear
compels them to seek shelter, though In nooks "A
far apart as possible
"These warl1ors prove the fofe1uuue,g Of caun,-
bal Prince Who nss chosen this spos a. the scene Of
a prnnd na}aver. hy t~ns and t1.,tt>s tha znht.-+
trthea r.ne tronn;ro in dressed I'M , e,ys.ea
spleudor most appsieue. end ranpinv tnemse,Tes
On either sde their chief wait the ar1.yal Of Tho
, 1869-03-28

L,owee Rhine, be<u ud9sd 10 he razed with
- lisae thiay - posudaat Nh. is r1oazsA
making such 0e1getic e1osas to completes
tho earliest moment posdble tho "Bosusas-
doahon" of tho troops of Baden, Wa.ten-
berg, Bavaria and Hesse-Da1ussadte Why
did she suddenly ooudsoate tho cstates Of
tho ex-Kin9 Of Hanover and the er>Eector
Of Hesse Osasel, whose iutrigues against her,
abe know full well, were secret2y instigatsd
and encouraged aa Vienna and Pasis1 And
why do ax-King Georgs the Fifth and e1-
E1ector Frederick William Of Hesse, instead
of being inimidated by the determined
oourse which Pzuasia has recently adopted
against them, use only more defiant and
naughty language towasd her?
The fact is, the Prussian Government is
veil aware that, pacific "a the dispotition Of
Napolean the Third may be, the difficulties
with which he has to contend at home; the
discontent and restlessneas Of the army; the
incessant instigadons and clano1 Of tho
influential way party the necessity Of doing
something toward restoring the diinmea
prestige Of the Second Empire; the impossi-
bility Of resisting sudden burst Of rage
and jealousy On the part Of the French peo-
pie IN case Prussia, in obedience to the na-
tional aspirations Of Germany, ahonld make
another step toward the unifcation Of the
couutry-and, for instance. ai.oit the Grand
Duchy Of Baden to the North German Con-
fede1ation-may compel tha Fn,naro, ~ tha
French to send an army to The Rh;na and
declare VIII against P1ussia.
That Napoleon himself ia fully ,1;rc tn
the possibility Of such necessity ia proved
bv the prenantions ha ia ,olino sn NO ~
be readv II st1t. n. I1ov rhenexa- :.
ia time far him tn do ao NJ .tona 10 ha;,,o
left nptnrned i, F,nnco IN conD1a,.t 49, raas
eanization Of the a.mv. and to rnate the
garde mobile as effective and it 10. active
service as possible. II no formal alliances
has been concluded with Austria and It.ly
at al events IN understand; d;no nearly eou;y.
lent to such an alliance has bean arr;va5 a,
with thoea tvo noxar Tha rao,ot;.t;ors
now entered into With Delsa,.n IN cn.h1s
the French Government at any moment tn
bring about seriona combinations. and to
p1ecipitate war in this wise: Franco
might suddenly claim from Belgium con-
cesaons in regard to the management
Of her railroads. commercial affairs IN
such as the government of 1ao,
pold the Second would not make without
entirely sacrificing the sovereignty and in
dependence Of the kingdom At the same
time the organs Of the French Govern
ment would infau,e the pasa;ona of the neo.
pie Of France, by intinasinR that Prussia
WIS standing behind Belgium. and that tbe
slightest resistance which the latter uoipbt
offer to s'the Just demands" Of France wss
due to the secret instigatons Of Coun. Bis
marx, who, it would be asserted on the part
Of France, Vas meuacing the neutrality Of
Belgium for the PURPOSE Of aepraudizinp
P71sais, such 'encroanh,nenta tba oa,,;
, 1869-03-28

a Mf. seger, German, has Just Published
&sotnaoe Of T1xyela IN tho United stateA" ua
"a Warrington during the Impeachment e1-
d1ement and WA Introduced 70 President john
son- ne azya he found the Pyeatdens pseJ to
Sftaa agitation, and, to hla extreme SURPRISE Nr.
'oansoh addressed httn, xtshues auyr rocaton
oa na paft N speeeh lasting oveE N hoc-. % the
s1s.4 question of The day. HI. ScgeF savs thA,,
while he WI ses.ed On scsa- tne Prrs.t. II xaa
speaking to him IN n loud = voice md cesstcu-
lA~0s u oeroeaJ - he Ind hetuss him, not per-
fecf -. aao TIE utterly toss II ~onder II
fhs e1.xpecses psz1oEacen ~. h1 uGaeRtuK
p4th =. =.
, 1869-03-28

6A41 xa3l7,010
II is supposed that in the time Of the Ro-
man domination Spain, including Portugal,
contained no less than 4o, ,0oo, 600 Of people,
and AZ late Us the fourteenth century the
population waa estimated at $4,000, 600.
The population in 1867 was pnt down at
1S,ooo, 600, while in the year 1900, owing TO
its internal Wars, and the enigrahon OF it's
people to its hundreds Of colonies, it had
sunk to 5000, 900. During the last half
century the increase has been regular. In
1857 the population WIS divided into towns,
hamlets, and villages, which formed 1881
parishes The number Of proprietors was
5,61o, 600, and there were 2,43s, ,3Ol ovners
Of real estate in the country, and ! sos, 900
in the towns. The great bulk Of tho popu-
hdon are farmers and herdsmen, though
mechanics and manufacturers arc numeroua-
The country is rich with mines Of lead, ner-
euy, tin, iron, silver, copper, sa1t and
coal, and they hive been productive
for mAny centuries. The cereals nrc
produced in abundance, aa are also variety
Of fruits. The grape is national produn-
ton, and from certain provinces is largely
exported. The hozses, asses and mules, arc
Of superior kind. The sheep Of Spain are
Of the poorest breeds. The agricultural
population, including in that description all
those who cultivate the soil or feed herds,
embrace the great body Of the people, but
the most Of them are extremely poor. The
practice Of special privileges to the rich and
ia The strerinr r]neaas keera fha r,oor xr,+b
, 1869-03-28
Gbe Gtihume.
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, MARCH IS lsss,

Chicago m
cE1cAGo, SUNDAY, MARCH IS 1862,
THK RITuALIsTIc CONTROVERSY.
>cvucation," or unofficial conference,
- LAC ,A'"e talented and influential MEN,
.ess N we oe'T ind laity Of the Protestant
Ip''<'psl e1''ean the United States IS an-
n'ooesa 10 es's4uoie d. " early day IN Chi
caso. l's cnei 'op'e Of escussion will be
me interesting issue JOINED oe.~een Ritual
asah anu US sa'eisa11es o. the Low Church
as fccahF 1oo1nal o' me uf1litar1An faith
h'lo ofuel' *e ean HA1oi5 oe expected TO
ah'e oe'o'eo 70 ING sabt4e nysserles Of
taatuai's1n tne aesout consideration required
10 deSeloPe cultivated taste IN this field
OF religious thought. TIE nae Of candles
is TO our mind Hholly unoonnected with any
more religions emotion, than a vivid and
pieaang recollection pf the Light by which
oW g1andmothers darned the ancestral hose
hnd we, Dabous arithmetic. There be
those Who might wax n piety by the mani
festaton Of their piety in waL But
there would be natural tendency 10 sub
stitote gas Jets 70. wa1 tapezs, and this
would excite skeptica1 doubts as to whether
any divine LIGHT could rad;sta fron human
ras Of the uncertain aicker vh;dh distin-
Euishes ours. We know that the,s ia q 10
etc element in human na.urs which in
stincti.ely regards light in all its forms ns
the type Of instruction and knoFledoe. We
have heard somewhere that there i dim
religious Light, and that tho spectacle Of a
hundred candles seen through such light
ajsposes the soul to rcod works, We de-
youtly hops this may be so.
As for bells. see also confess that ths first
thought they cali to our mind is that
q TIE belts
of the t,n1i,,se and tS.e ttntlnr of The b~u.
during sleieh-rides. that ended in nothing
more religions than oo1a feet and ,na.7;-
rnony. But this is doubtless pur;t.,, and
beathon conocpton. Simultaneously with
the introduction Of the profouna mystery of
consubstaat;ation or the Divine Sniritual
presence in the Eucharist must come the
vincinp of The bells to announce this nrea-
ans for "a this nresanca does mi mako
;tse,f ,;sib,v known il ia obv;ons that tba
nn,v ,,oa,tira i.ernonst,ation va c,n bava ~
&
, 1869-03-28
The River Mt Prairie du Chien-EAtly r
NaYixntfam ExnEc4Ed.

AAMN0N, Nl{ch Y7.-AdT3ce4 ffpm P1a1tte d1
Chen indicate N eAl4y opening Of the Mississippi
RtTer II that point The rsllrosd feE7J boats afe
running regularly, having c1t channel Through
break up and 20 Ont IA day or two.
, 1869-03-28

The HAeons arc 900 strong n GeofG1a,
Much ineouyenlsnee arssea nun the lntaTegnum
IN c.t1 of'se< tn A1tsa County, Miss. Lover7 suf-
hAt,aA thers oerE 10 Probate c:etts B1utKs
sst.tcaia sve ncs d a;n2bse.
, 1869-03-28

would have gathered round him! But now be comes
and Eoea, unnotsced and unknown We reuem-
ter fhe tine when pecln, b4ronc5z, and hiNh BON
comMones9 would have unbooreted before him |;
cut now bca1celJ anyone greets htsu and there are
none 10 poor II do tm Te1ssence- To <iests
The toe:e pa!s; neeet1neless, We could scarcely
help ptt5t1g him
TIE LAST OF TIE F4N1pXnH
Pantofutme Il OVER md the clown and the
4R1tea tave DISAPPEARED a lady who Was one Of
The hiTtes II the bo1es the other ght-the beaa-
tfu1 and loTed comrau1on OF TWO LITTLE ones Who
with her were do1hly hess-has written down
their Impressions. and shls hare begged for child
readea II Chicago who hare ncstE seen London
pa1tantnne. ny fatr htend begins: " What ioos1
of ave were fastened on the curtain tnpo,etaoly
taftng The nyssesfeA-Awe only equalsed n do
Eree 81 the Hndlnx delight as III rtHne The
hero Of the pantou4ue was Robinson Crusoe, aud
though It was plain the minds of most had been
an1iocaJ expecting the appearance Of Robinson,
ltt1e pesplextty n nm to his pcfson wsa L.
1oEahae; fos, IN bold contradiction to
the Festthae hero Of Defoe, he made hts
Appearance ~ I family mzn, drawing =
Eo-caz1 with four sctona Of the house Of Crusoe,
whilst the nth, IN urchtn newly promoted to cor
dnroJA puAhed behind Some Misconduct towards
tho younger tnnocenta On TIE part Of tho cider
aad. httngs down upoa htm = truly petesnA cuf-
ing, IN the midst o1 xhkh the sloienlly abrupt
trance of ME- CTusoea lady By no meaus en-
dowed with s1pe11utty of tendeEneH-Aets tlke
N electric shock upon tho sndlenca1 and, need1ess
to ny, also upon the who1e CTusoe f1ns11- 6m1e-
What contrary, howeEef,ycf the eaecu pro
duced; peals Of laughter sounded from the for
me1, whilst the tezyos-st1ekeo husband crouehed
with III shlectnen before the queen Of his house.
hold In ruin were the children, ona
By one, taken from the cart xnd con-
PEELED 10 6necl before the mother-she vr
baby placed on the boards with An oml
, 1869-03-28

leaving q E7ea1 hI4nk earring with the little
deeper Almost Al our lore ana hope md faith tho
house which u not connected more closely With
Heayen hy that little billow Of turf which viii
BOON be starred Al oTef With datsles-sucn = house
mrst be YET 6reA5.
Children, eprumofsnce! Bah, The nan or ro-
rnan who srnts thst card II f,n,d nfs hara hn.n
xoman-Htl never be trouhln1 Mn ne,,+ s,s-
ease
IN the n,ma and FIR III. s..s =, ~. ,hns. =,
urotest aca1n.t I'll. outrage unon <he.e i,t,1. -
he 1hose mt.s,o,n II il u .,ereta ref,s 80 ~
maotxe us: With whoAe purnL tnnf.,rnt 49,. r,a
can look into N rnnen rrlttf af1er d,r ~ 1nt.r
conrsa With n. ronph hx-t r,c.s az the wo,.s
vho ~ tbr on1, r.Tn,rd.,, t,,+ .na-.
Fner. And Who mar rrer.t, ,,..~sn,s ~ s.-.s; 0@
vouItnr t,u,t , nn.n I'm = .,,n 49, - .s.,,-
mater Who oi,nr 1oyr . cni,a :. ,r,es-fe,s -
wauaan NOT to lo1e \ chI1d Tn-rr n.nsr ~.
awannsn 10 deurayed or 70 unroman,r hot ,h.t
uttle cnild oould md q sood kpot Ia be- hes,t
And not on1y nyctrst ara,nst thls ter,n NJ ...,-
en1cbrance. bnt ueptxst ac.,nxt tnr rnsnns1 in
which children are reated Tho oth.r dsr ~,
.+vyrd m elegantly drrssrd ,ftt,4 rhna ,ss1,,n,
a1on.o On the xet rnuddv s,dava,r .1th ~. mn
nest Of hlue panAr shocs E1ev xtrn tne ttts1s ~.
toor must, ines,taMs, have dsuupeued ne7 fert 4
fooltah woman was yzIktuy by her kd6a nuttA ann
foytsbtJ nnod.
I don know that that foo)tAh won,au tnex uhst
ane ras doing but VIII tell her, In Allowing
youn child to 70 ont with thcse .hoes ynu xrre
SOWING the eeeds Of usseaae which VII either hi
her before she leaves childhood or send her into
womsuhood wrecked for 1ife and finally 70 dc Of
consumption. II yoar ch1ld dies before leaving
childhood, Jou WI undoubtedly morn ~ sincerely