davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-04-25

6iuo m, md tbs only ttnu1lnx te Largo Foaeeta
on toe top, Hna long ends caught foRetaef Mli9 Mlii99
DOW q aao<nef colots oT win wreath Of ne'd
fHX AoxNKR
t1una nAt VIA Eat crown and nAlfuw nIiM,
golong LOOK, and needs hns uttle thinning, hay
Ing, Ike the sailor hst, 1 styte Of tts own,
1Hx LINCOLN flRI
Ia GQ4u Nhlte tufbau, Of cett,ued kt1xw,
trimmed inside tie br1m Win a iulf nntlng OF
whltc sattu nbhon; one wide SSH end of blonde,
edged Win nsfFnT aee fell Ike veil at the bacf.
lly OF me Es,!ey, with branch Of red corsl,
ornslnented the front It wAs one Of the pTettteat
Of intAEsale bats, ind soad Rapidly ut ~ dpna11,
4 PRINCE CHAKIIE
II tMhEn ttr3w, with raised 'front.' II "a
trimmed win numerous ru8c3 Of Teyy n2ITuW
plaided ribbon, with rosetto ard ends; . Scotch
thistle u the eide fastened with silver algsette
from which herons plume rose. It Is foreign
and bdnnla
IN white Bsttn with real lace covering and pnk or
white satio ribbon, ruche0 into the border 1fe
MAde specially of. BonnefR are particularly b.
coming to little gtTfs, II they arc tastef1IJ made
They suit the round. childish face-thc clear M
troubled eJes-the hetF with the gtlnt Of; youthful
chin, with such careless G11ce. as II the fragrant
breath would keep them ffesh forever; and tho
Knots Of the bright ribbon In the borle1 must enter
INTO tofous Isyn1J Win nature. The spring
styles ara white 6Atn SOFT EpWna. With inside nnd
nutatte ruches df hue ok scKfes Ribbon, or white
blonde lacc. T1eJ sIe atso nrade IN blue, whlto q
pink 8d1f, with the falntest wreath Of moss ro8es,
Or dalhe4, dropping to the shoulder on one eide,
with t11in1g branch ParaaoH TO match. Hatsa
elk bonnetA, with str1w dntah 11ound the edgc
and at the back, and straw noHe1B fdr trimming,
xre also pretty and fashionable for the little oata
, 1869-04-25

IT. fAr Etitor a Tx CASn79o Ifsatna<:
Your article upon Conversions 70 Jutassru, IN
yextetdAy + TRnCxE, nust nlgh1J conueend tseu
to every unbiased md yedcettnc mind. II seeMs,
however, based npon the assumption ta1s the few
casez Of sacn conversions which happened In this
city were solely worked By pure. stes1knd solemn
convictions Oh the pA2t Of the Converts Of the
inner truth aAd satv1tosJ power Of Liberal JudA-
ts1. II Il true that ZONE Of those learned rabois
Circulate vaeh caEes not simply fer the ssSe Of
the,r Own c.oIncaton, bet stso tot the purpose of
AIDING wr1gnty testimony to the ttuth and goti-
ness ii the jewish faith As Jew tuot, And
takea nAsIrA interest IN Gases OF that nature md
tn at cAsea found, on less surernctA tnFest14a-
nun, 1t the Ecz! bottom Of the couEc113on, and II
IT. tue origin, something quite different from that
solemn conviction that ought TO ehAt1ctertse I
o1oEcrr~ In most cases the ouuTetstn1 set IN
nene On The s.aSe Of the synagogue ended with,
o. Nas subsequent to, marriage Of converted
Ch1ssttsu Fiji to Jewish youth. md this *A1 the
vefJ etSt Of the couT eTson, and Neither uceA nor
orthodox 1ut2txtu or Christianity entered Ito t.
uthose reverend gentlemen, be they r.hhls, minis
tete u the GosTel or pattorA want to prove any
&hinG BY then cODrefNnnN tet them Efrc Is ene
1ts,nes Of The fAsttes Interested, the particulars
[ selves Of JeMtsh End Chft1a4a conversions Alter 4
careful e1an5Inatson. bare no objection 10 the
Blowing u Ehats about conversions to Judaism q
response and ~ N o{f1et 70 the blowing Of Chris
/ tAn rtEtttudA about converts to Christianity.
Let them tickle zach other to their heart content
! nesa. "a u thetr won't But It high time tia,
their fereased attempts to m5suty, with their con
version shows and oof1 e1teA tho comn1nn sanse d
the Intelligent pubic should b. reprunated.
| IEIa Rotxa1uu~
CEcAso, Ax0 70.
, 1869-04-25
An UAPa0FlrAslE BATH..
How IN Anexs0 snu0xter Escaped
from a Govcrnrnc cnt Detccttyes

A Tnitel States of1cc1, hartn. In charge one
Hiram F. Baratox, Of Ser York. suspected OF Va
rtoua and extensive suufgttns operations along
the Canada lne arrived In this city yesterday, mad
took quarteB at the Sherman House. The arrest
WIS n.ade tn et. PauE AMI the officer with his
charge were en- r4'ut< for the scene Of the alleged
o1crcc. Trarel.woru and dusty. pns af tho party
supErsted = bath, 70 which tte other as-
Repttd, and the twn betnok themselves
10 the nrst fonr, wBera euch iu1uhe1 arr
dispensed To thn offeeE's credit ee !: sasd
thai b. placed = "sna.jI boy" tn watch the
particular apartment oeeup,ed hy the prisoner;
but eall hays arc not s1*a,s reliable, and this one
smerKet!, etssr refreshing "sosse, :, and sses<.i
for his charge, 10, and behold! the 6tl hal noHn.
al,d taken ,ke small hoy With him. a,he'I In he
Precipitation u an1tetJ. tae oi1eer hurried to ~
sta1ti, the detectlve machinery ~as set - work
10 watth the uAna1 but up 70 Last nlgat no Rool
result had fo1lo ~~d- The fugitive haH paaf5y a
thousand dollars in grecnbsces In his possession.
Of which he will, 20 donnt, make good use to nd
In his cscape. A trunk, raltse, an cvercoat, aid
SnMe olher vsluah!es remain IN the bands Of The
detective, Who ortrs handsome little s1m for
hiA fl-AtTCSt
, 1869-04-25

neveray Johnson's loquacity doesn't
please Englishmen so much as it did 4
London paper thus synopsizea his recent
speech at Newcastle;
lie told tho Newcastle folk that he hsd an i'm
n,ense large famny-so large that it would slmost
oil q .htlA Then-lt wns In the cveninE-hc hoa<t-
el thai LIZ country men could drink As mach '*
as Eng!ishmen- At rather earlier hour be f*sas ~
ri England With not being thorouEn-En ny. ny
trader, because 4hc did not admit AmecAn M.sn. Mns.
kcy nee Of duff. At SIN earlier ht- ns
hT With not paying ne pst9sls2s'sou Sc soutn H. as nei
nse., e-rt 49,. na%.1 mi lin Earring nttcd OFT the
A Fny ans r. 5a1 bit Ias ersi1sI NmsIss9 N
sann,ttinr a In. NJ eoantxynen might do wossa
klan take EufnA WIVES
When H-seray gots home, he should 60
;nto r-4tne.ship with General Daniel Pratt,
,,-zcr the firm name Of The Great Amer
,can Traveller and The Great American
TAlkcS.
, 1869-04-25
NEW YORK

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tfib7ns
HxN YoKx, April Il
THE LONG HxlNp EAnAoAn lccpnr
One or those injured by the Long Islaad Pan.
road accident died this evenlng. The oompaaIh
severely ee1sured for the bad condition .. ~
road.
THH cCHAY UxrA
WIS called toSether for special meeting to-ct.s,
TO cont1dez Important news nom Haraaa I: u
ru1nofcd that hattle has been fought IL the Cen.
tral Depszsmeut, resulting tn tasos Of .ne .a,1r.
gents
xnNHT.
The week closes With an easy feeling tn r1o,t,
The hanks narc ample balances, and, being up.sis
to fully employ n II per ceut, hare offered
freely at per eent to scnaa ot the large holders ot
Eovc1nMepta
United States bonds are dull but quite s:eaay
Moderate amounts SIC being sent TO Ep.poe in n.
turn for coupons, and u y thought that mo.t n,
the eeupona will be paid In this way 70 fo,e,sa
holders.
MBcK1AsEors sro1a
The stock market l. less active, and. In III. All
sence Of any special movement Ii either Mrect,o,
prtcea are generally steady. .Sew Yost Cea,1al
b the lesdtng feature.
God ID quiet, with an appnreu: disposition tn
wait tho development ct Secretary BoutHeu. ni,n
regarding gold sales.
ARxy RxCxsnN.
A1uy officers Of the Army Of the Potomac nsve
accepted IN Invitation to attent the reunion l.,
New York Tie gathering promises 10 Ne one o,
tho largest axmJ reunions ever held
Po1Z1Gh I'm
A despatch from London sass the British aad
French Governments propose TO send squadron
49,
, 1869-04-25
The Danger Of Sn~iuE n Lndy-s Lie.


Our readers viii rrcoueet the attempted axssa-
k:nallon Of samuel Temple, 81 YardleJ vtlic,
Duckp County, he having hecn shot st tnrce dlf-
1rrent rtnea whnt whns WORKING IN roti. The
cause has jost transptred. few mornings since,
Ar. John hitting. Of SeEtown. found lestes uu.
der bis door addressed 70 Temple Il EM dated
New fosk, March =. md Mgued "slolA IA
neat baud The wIiter stated that some two
ycarx Ego she Nns riding hcar Fsizmoaus Fart,
thia ettI, when me waa thEpwn from nc ssidle
With hin It once. and sfterw1nl n7otc him TWO
letter., telling him Fn As he paid no attention %
them she Ecsolred hs& no other woman shuuld
we'd him and tnrloJed four spanish axsaSins II
s1.oon Apaeoe to kill him. She ahe1xaed concluded
70 MAKE no noore s1teupts 1t his lfe, bat ste had
NOT N opportunity TO Ret word to her hired 40
complies before The lasa attempt xas made. She
says Ahc Il wealthy ard highly educated; that aba
danger, II khe noF haa loGt her love for him. and
would not rnaz7J him Temple taJ1 he rrmelnbeza
The circumstances Of reaculng the lady thai b
asked hef Il 4se Nm hnr1s ane answered IN ths
neR1tYr, &ud theJ parted.
, 1869-04-25

Kansas City is dangerous rival to St.
Louis. II offers superior Inducements, not
only to business men, but to manageable
women. Some Of its German citizens thus
write TO Tho Wtat3irht Poss::
"rleae adstso tie kupcrduous 5o1ns ladies' OF
et Louis Of the great advantages which our city
of11H 10 them when compared with St l1ulA
They cnn make from ten 10 fifteen doilarH per
month hefe, md two hundred young lAdies Al
IeAsL can ind positions n thA1 t1ie and, 1oslaca,
cnc-half Of The number would Be married during
The n,st month to e1eeslrnt 1ounV Mrn 1.e1&
many old haes hare come here .atelr. and creTy
one OF them has fund = hnAt&nh One n the
sutccers Of this setteF T. just now lny1se 70 the
wedding Of yourE gentleman. The nstde IL =
yeafs old, has bald head, and no tccth. And LEFT
% ihsre oi ser own panies IN Germany. We want
young German girls, and even one q
he tube9{hcfs so1enni1 promises TO take one, Il
they wn1 on}y come, aad support her deesntlJ.
t'ChA1,cs scnack Louis GessE jacob hsssinSnar ;sa.
lnchi i. Mulshaster AND brothcrs, and fai11 othe
yonng uten tn good circumstances
, 1869-04-25

The Abbott-spragne imhrogio is ono Of
The drollest affairs that ever transpirod in
ths city ID Washington, or elsewhere. 1Ir.
Abbott is carpet-bsgger from North Caro-
lita-rathei above tho average Of his class.
He was formerly New Hampshire soldier;
s<rved creditabIy in the amy, and served
ectlitably in tho Senate unhl Spragne
called him a puppy" spragae is rowtly
hoy, with the smallest endowment
Of bruins and The largest development
Of obs.inacy that eyer gained admission to
any legialative body, since iac1aases becasne
eligible to ofica- The idea Of taking
offence at anything he can say argnca weak
ness on The part of Mr. Abbott ; and the
idea Of demanding satisfaction" OF him Is
positively ridiculous. Let Sprague haye his
bray, or his series Of hrays. He has been
seven years preparing far them. II scna-
tors don't like the noise, let them retire to
! the coDuittee-socns until it ceases.
, 1869-04-25

Another fIfgtfful runaway accident occurred
yesterday About noon boase attached to A. C.
slater'a grocery wagon took fright, on West Iakr
street. and tore tostllY wesxHlrd on that thorough
fare. The street WIS uansualiy crowded with
pedestrians und vehicles u this hour, Ard In mo-
u.ent sil: wsa confusion. When the Wild run f.sfi
fairly cennenced, the irtrcr va -thrnwn vim
great force from the vehicle, and, striking head
foremast on the paTenent, met 11ta
such bruises a to render hin inse0sthia-
a hundred yards ;urther on the eehtcse
with ! peddefB wagon and brokb II Into fraf
meaeH- and likewise broke an ann ATTACHED to =
1irt.e boz named John cunnolA residing on Csrun
tuasse1y in The w1y, md both horas and WAGON
pissed over his boiy. This unfortunate 1nan TO-
F!aes on West 1cltana strees, whittier he was
seve1e external tnatee8 n u feared t1t no has
saiped dangerous internal injuries, md bis recoe
tne animal nnaily came 10 I fnrcei hzt in ho1s Cd
4 huge dry goods box, mean Halstsd street
, 1869-04-25
MILITARY MEMS.


The following ncwE WINS rceelved yrsterdaJ II
General sherid3nb he sdqraHteFs:
Major General Schoaeld has oeuerul the three
batteries ptltEhi sytllerT now al Fort Laavehworh
to move By easy marches to Fort Riley, ,KanssA and
occupJ that post- THEY will march at least one
day apa1t. The senior hattery COMMANDER Will
commence the movement EompanJ F, Fifth
l'nltet states Infantry, will take post at Fort
Leavenw0rth- .-..
Isrere, Major 1. c. Forsyth is ordered to Fort
Hafker. 70 assume charge Of a t1Atn to bc or3an-
tied thete to take men, fools, tc, to the new pest
at Medicine Blufys, Indian Territory, and 70 make
such other arrangements as may be Necessary tn
connection with the building Of th1t post.
Major General Tes71 orders that The post Of Fort
1,akots, d T., he abandoned aud the garrison pro-
coed 70 Fort Randall D. 7.
Major General Fhomas orders that the posts OF
ra'ineah ~, Columbus, 81; and Gailsunt Tenn.
he DISCONTINUED and the public buildings, incl1d-
Ing those al BoHnn Grren, Ky.,. be sold 1t pubue
auction. The Essr1sons At Columbus and Paducah
viii 5nn the det9ehHents OF their companies At
Union City and Humboldt respectively. Those 1T
Gallattn will take post II Louisville, KJ.
, 1869-04-25
Personal


Jenny Lind Goldschmids has gone to Hamburg
to live.
General sehenck il going to Europe about the
middle Of next month.
The Rev. Benz. Il. Paddock, for nearly ten yea1s
rector Of Christ Church, Detroit, has accepted
call tn Grsce Church, brooklyn
The Lafarge House, III New Tork, has been
purchased b. Higgins, the millionaire
II d aunouucod that the Rey. Henry Ward
counting Of billiards.
The Hon. Josiah StereuA, Secrctary Of State Of
New hampshire from 1879 to ISL, died at Concord,
On the 18th inat. aged IS yeara
Daniel Mcleod was nominated for Mayor OF
Jersey C1tf, and he took 1t u a hoaK. To bis Bns-
prise he was elected, aud now rrfusca to serve
The Rcv. s. 8 Raiston, Of lie Cln!rc Prairie, IN,
has resigned hls rastorate, because he w2s unable
to prevent the members Of his Presbyterian
Churrh from dnnetng.
Earon dc LcbEcltclu, the Oldest OF Austrian Cen
erals has Just tlte'l asrd s1 years He Supervised
the military education Of the sons Of the Arch
duke Charles.
The Corone1r Investigation Into the death OF
rcteF T. Cutler, the New York lawyc,, who was
supposed to have committed suici1e, showed that
dt nth resulted from rupture OF the bladder.
A. Washington Armstrong, N old citizen ol
Cincinnati, died on the ed lie served through
tho Mexican VIII. losing lex At Monterey; ana
vax rutaeouent1y And)tor nj narnf1ton f,onn,y
Tht INK, yo)uIne Of Sir Et,xnng T.re,.v,. ina.
to,r n pn.1.n frnm .hr F,,,,cat ~ ~. .,r...n,
T,nrv b,s tust nnnta1rd # ,,r,rea ,,a.n ~
nsrrat,ye to the tr,e Of Ejyan,I.
rbr Keokuk Gats ft,, xays. arr pos. mar.
,4r, yIss yo1r, At ,y,n,rrsst I.at x.et Tns-, il
. noE.r 49,, for ~on 1t., 49, 49, -,,so,.s,,
/ .,7,crt IN ~ , pon,. IN .tn. ;.
~ 1.nrheI y.ntr,,,s ,,I..1 IN xsv u,ror cor,
m ~. 1t,h inn 49, o. Ea.r.-,asr1,, a. -
rb,d+-n "a cr,., n.rd,n,itr., M m..t 1,.-.,..
c,,nschfn1rn
C.,ynrn,sor. Vanderbilt N, .o1tt n,s noa,.4s,,r.
IN s..frn Isl,n n MI non wYl,,n II i. ~.
l,cyed th,t thc 1oun0rr ynndsrhll, viii trnnrfv,
| hi, ncv n+nnertv
Jahn Eno1 ,.s x,o,cnt,1 onnos.d m ro,,,,r.,
| ,ov.r ha,nv ,nrrx,cd n u,nr,cn ava sn,sad
Mar, nurcn of SCOTS El,nont tr,n, II. n.rd "a
en-, thst uNn m,n rvc, s,w . f,op ston, - !
| i,rnen-
The ,rrn NJ uarnrr Rrnthcrs IN. hee, tnr,r...1
! h. III, ndd.t.on of for ,onnor, m.,n,,.r. of tna
esn7i,r- phrtn ! ann ~ ths t,,. r.m,a 1t.r
| F1etrhey u aon ~ Fletcher. and Lam q .,s
Josenn A. am, ot John-
Tne ier.nt u1-1,I m..e. ina .nnon,r.ro,n,
,n.t ~ tn,d.tt contt. ,s, ~ tn r,roT1de
1900. =, snre,.n. s.a,n,o =, .rstn, ~
80 - 80 - .a.. 80 .. 49,. 49, 49,
~ .,',s,s. 49, ss..u. ~ =, - sr.~ - h..1
| - -, = ~ " "@ ~~--' ~ ~
, 1869-04-25
DnuRers OF CK1loEoforn NJ Compared
with Ether

To &hs FittdF ef 1hf Ghsd3o 1f1eaHks
Thr recent death from chlorp1ozm IN the Coun-
II Hospital brings up several questions respecting
tae use OF ms Article 1t IA cleAfy proved by Sta
utttct thas7 under the oess management, there u
one death, n least OUT OF every patients Eho
take the article, and no amount OF cafe has yet
been Able TO prevent thts mortality. fno" thAt
the EuzVeona Of The Comfy Hospital Are careful
and thor5agn men, And believe thas the desin
which occu1red thcre wRs due, not to &nJ fn7lt In
the management Of the trus. ous to tue unaEolda-
IN tte Fur,tsh hnsrttsla 6heff entnreforn. Il
-..S.t...,- =. -.
useo Anoe1 exclusively Hsteaa o. staets tao
deashs are constantly occurring. although they
nm enrrron.-
Inc ptom1nen. LONDON SURGEONS IS Class
bate Statistics, but TO mike their ninds essy IN
der the acknowledgements chloruform deathA
,h.r h.~a t.1ta, hsrt onn, = ,nrh a.ttrn.,s n,.1a
.e, HAse - w. = .A... 80 -
.! young bufEeou snete. tpa3 'ne oeatas afe on'5
que to IL 90 administrations On eIatulnAt1on
found the tas1s Of his ne1,,ey to be absolutely
ro,,h,~ea 1th,rcfo,r eornrnercrd , nav ,neecrt
-~ ~ - -.....
eauon PERSONALLY ~ 1oe h1tlsh anu Ame1'ean
hotptals, b5 examining the booka and personally
". .as s 49, ,s ~ .otts 49, ..,, =. oe
oHs p p' ea>t -. =. se'~us Piss, ..1Aos
seussks o. over sa"n aouanisuaoona, o! "aen
s,eoo cases, caused by chlototorm. One prominent
r,n,,.t s-.,.r,, hn,~.-.- s..,,..+.s -. ,,-o,,or
..As .1tssn ~. ~" sasaa1. NC
tea q oeA1ns ~ MOTE aaan doue'e tais tate put
could not learn bis reasons In striking contrast
With this nrn the results Of the use Of cthtr Deaths
frcro rhlc,,,n,,, ~ ronxt,nt,v orc77rr,ne, wh.r
- 49, :. ~. 49,. .s..ta1 So.
ctef Is used, sad Ii tne most eafetat aaads'
Fane trotn ether u Ii e3urnael5 dimcaA 70 estao-
tah rrn rail- authenticated rSxrs rf death II. the
, 1869-04-25
E0NfEHEiNn nf n Wrrd Nrer

PocCnxEXrsIE, y. T., Arnl e4-ImmedaselJ
aHn NH Brown H1s discharged to-dsy, che IN
Iosmed TIT reporter that Brown hid raade a COZ
lesion u French, and her mother, HzA 1Jdla FoK,
VINO Is y West Gr8nby, Connecticut, hiss 1t In her
Ws4es9sno. Arh Bfoan says the confession 10
fe1ia the name Of the murderer md how the deed
Mas committed, Including fo1l history Of Browns
NE She EaJs the confession states that Brown
tide the f1a,Qoo besween them She eaF8 the
rips Wah laM II Dayton, Ohio. Tue coufeanon
Hhen Translated, wlu BE- placed In the hands d
, 1869-04-25
rrz -. rhr NrFxb<Fu k4nKc c&~

royrx-, .n1Ia -1.ha Gtorg.aa Bay e e!tat OF
,ct ~ tts.mrfs as.s Commenced !nna:ns b.
sessd = III g ID Ii: fa of 5 IL
E1MS e. S1sr@e n1s1 intermediate potu-A The
scnmnIa,ino ,er Of re Il Pors cootns continues 70
tnc5sase. Tns It mo,ss sesses ~ Be qeahf ~ :.
nS, rs, oSs sstna ~ Fiji iii prooa1iy dr1se it oaI
n E4zratn April sa-fhe !ee ta tns b.! = 81. e4
~. ne f1rId OF ice tttst bloeks nas1s7uoa e4-
tsnds It leaGt twenty -nsc miles eas
, 1869-04-25
The AMarrted Watncn,s P1opextJ
B1l8>ss In EMzlnnd~

There has been sorns curiosity to fea1n tsc pro
visions Of the Married Womenr Fropetty hA, -
which, the cable has informed us, VIZ brought BE-
fore the House Of comEaons on Wednesday night
Of last week We h1Ss hefora Is synopsia Of the
ptu ~ fpuoN1s
ait provides that Married WOMAN shall be n
capanr Of holding aad dealing With real and per
sehA estate. as en1nH and being Eaed+ zs u she
wese = stn11s wossan- EFer5 wuEzan who usazE1es
a5teE the FasA1ng Of Tho act may hoh1 al property
real or petBcna, possessed or acxtalzeA before uf
after marriage. free from the control or her nus
band, and her earnings u 1ty srt1rata tystie Or
Uty. On tho ether hard, husbands a1e not to Se
ltahe fof the dehs& Of thet1 Htres either oeforn
after trsEstage, nor liable h d2magrs for anJ
wife intcssatet the husband viii take only The
aAne 4hare tn her personM estate "a = xtte now
tA1A n the personal es1Ate Of M iniestata hus-
titd Wornenb Property h1 Which "a q cate from
the tsst daJ Of next yeas,"
, 1869-04-25
FROM SIOUX CITY,

Steamboat ufsax1ef on the Missouri
Fifty PG11Ana MLastnE.
s!oCx cHT, April et-The EFelIa, <n ruute To
81 Lu1A with discharged soldiers from Tie various
fht!15 miles above here, and While ttnkiug. her
boiler exploded, Killing and woondtn2 large
number: Fifty are reported nitatn9-
1he Endtue Leaves Immediately Tor the wreck,
with al the physicians Of the city.
, 1869-04-25
AfSCRLtLAA EOCE.

Some individual In brooklyn, y. +, has taken
n the prscucc Of nrtnF Du11ets Srom m atr-gun
into passtuE st1eetea11 md otnnihuses,
The epealer Of the Ohio House OF Represents
t,yes has got the e1uAtl~p and Sacctnsuon has
become re7J popular among the 1estAstors-
fre It Columbus, o., On the 10. destroyed
tae car ana paint shops Of the Little alami Rail-
road, 1os, 1000 to s'Aooo; no insufanee%
The Ensisah style Of conducting weddings ID
eeoesai,y adopted In New Yosk
Ansn In naz1tEDu1g, Fa, boasts OF has1nS hao
= talt with . woman and getting the iaat Wora'
no did II BY gently spplytng poker 70 a9 os
niur.n She never spoke again
Repatra haze been commenced On nc "esa'aS
, 1869-04-25

declining for the present, 4 public reception III
going On u toue ian9th 10 point out what h. .aus
the uIETta! In skoatof 6rragao's aspeesiop, "a
md oEctA documents hi ytndicz t1o1 Of hitn Iii
, 1869-04-25
A cHEAp f}0SPEI.

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.so 1nsnT a fortunes." But evan this does
;.:f, ~. ,,,rr,.;r+ ~
not, IN hs ol''n1on+ 'a'"A! %os e,.Ap ~. p'A@'' y.
'o ef 1oo4;.. -, H. 80
c1pen~ea u ieat1nB eanfca 40 uo@ e1+
.ssed $4,000 year. which is but $40 each
to 600 sistcrs, OF $40 each to $50 families.
He iusists that il will cot family moto
than TINT sum 10 STAY away fron church,
Ths fact that man hns pew in church
and is in it every Sunday is an important
influence il, shapino his business relations.
aid indirectly Affects his income. Church
a,:ne, hearing the gospel. observing the
sabbath, are, in The nature Of things.
coupled with temperance, integrity, thrift
and economy. Men Are known t,y the
company they keep. especially on a Sunday.
There aze not mnnr mechanics who
rcc1,lsriy xtten,l church that do not 6nd
themselves 50 stimulated to industry and
economy, md 60 otherwise inspired With
ideas OF the dignity and nobility Of work,
md strengthened acainst evil associations
and vicious habits, that they haro not
earned o1 sared in q yeAs more than the
$40 peid fot ptv rent. Mr. Goodwin says;