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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09
A MAN named Blackstone, a wealthy and

A MAN named Blackstone, wealthy and
apparently prosperous merchant of Phila-
delphia. in fit of insanity last week mur-
dered his wife and two children, and after
telegraphing his wife's parents in Connecti-
cut that he had done so, committed suicide
by drowning himself In speaking of this
occurance, the AGE says: "Nothing can be
said to enhance the tragic horror of the late
determination of the Blackstone family
More details as to the character and antece.
dents of the unhappy actor in the tragedy
may throw some useful light on the causes
that determined his distracted mind to the
butchery of those who were most dear to him.
AS shown thus far, the disturbing impulse
seems to have been the thirst for money,
Joined to that inordinate love for it, which
is the root of all evil The prosperous far
mer living on his own land, sells it to seek
better fortune ia the business of great city.
lie does not fully realise his hopes, and a
| morbid discomfort soon exagerates an ap-
prehenson of loss. Worshiping the al
mighty dollar, in losing it he loses ALL
Domestic love no longer comforts him; no
stable principles sustain him; and, in black
despair, he confounds himself, his wife, and
his children, in one common doom. 1t is to
the too prevalent love OF money, to the too
craven dread of poverty, that We ascribe
many of the moral disorders of our times;
aud to these causes seem traceable the late
tragedy, the horror of which no words can
| ba;0hfon
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09

AGE OF THE PRESIDENTS The youngest
man elected President is Ulysses S. Grant,
who will be forty-seven years old on the 22d
of April 1869. Washington was fiIty-seven,
John Adams sixty-oae, Thomas Jefferson,
6fty-seven, Madison ffty-eight, Monroe fifty
eight, Johu Quincy Adams fiity-eight. An
drew Jackson over sixty, Martin Van Burer
fifty-seven, William Henry Harrison, sixty
seven, james X. Polk forty-nine, Zachar,
Taylor sixty three, Frank Pierce forty-eght
James Buchanan sixty-6ye, and Abraham
Lincoln nearly fifty-one when elected.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09

A HEALTHY BuG.-Old Hanks said d:-Some
years ago, took bed bug to an iron foun'
dry, aud dropped'it into a iadle where the
melting iron was, and had it run into q
skillet. Well, my old woman used that skill
let pretty constant for the last six years, and
here the other day it broke all to smash. and
what do you think, gentlemen, that ere in
sect lust walked out OF his hole where he haC
been layin like frog in rock, and msd'
, tracks ior his old roost upstairs! But, lad
ded he by way of parenthesis,) by George
gentlemen, he looked mighty pale!
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09

A little four year old child, in Portland,
told his father he was fool. On being rep
rimauded by his mother, and required to say
he was sorry, he toddled up to the insulted
parent and exclaimed: "Papa, I'm sorry
you's fool"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09

WE have from Georgia accounts of the
visit there for the Spring months of'promi-
nent Northern men. The list of names
presents a curious collection, including
among those present or expected, Secretary
Seward, Senator Sprague, Thurlow Weed.
aud others
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09

CALIFORNIA is about to add tin to her other
mineral treasures. The TeIascat mine in
that State now gives employment to 25 hands
and the prospect is good for an immense in
crease OF the production,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09

IMPRISONMENT for debt is rapidly dissap-
pearing from the code of the European
States. In the E1gllsh Parliament bill
providing for its abolition has just been
passed to the second resdins
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09

If you are lover don't love two girls at
once. Love is good thing, but it is like
butter, it won't do to have too much on hand
at one time.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09

Why is q chemist like witt Because hs
is furnished with good retorts
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-09

LITTLE girls believe in the man in the
moon-big girls in the man in the honey
moon
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-10
16; assessed upon l25 cords wood in mountain.

16; assessed upon 125 cords wood in mountain.
valued at 375 90.
John Moran: 8. and c. ta-, 10 IS, delinq.,
IS; assessed upon horses valued At 200 90, l
wagon valued at loo 90; so cords Of wood in
mountains valued at 100 U0, IS rds Of wood in
Carson City valued at l2j 90. Total. 5.5 20.
\. VIM: 5 and C. tax. II -. delirq / l7i
assessed upon household furniture 30 co; mer-
kandiae 800 90 Total, $50 90.
Ge"rgc ". Bo'lan: :. and Z. tax, 6s, delinl
lo-loO; assessed up'nE !, # d No. !, z. and
G.'s div, Carson i'y, valued at 81 90.
Mrs Susan Coalrs: :. and c. tax, 35
deuq 33- leo: assessed upon lot1, Il. -. Mus.
>ers div. and improv vsmenis thereon, valued at
ltO CO.
Frank Duff: s and e tax. ] IS, delinl. ls-lOo;
assessed upnu the y. 81 feet of the ". J., of q.
No. %. Phillips div. Carson city, valued at 50 %.
Joseph T.. Thomas: :. aad c. tax, , C3,
d.mq., 100 assessed upon lpt- Nos. =, J. g.
and :. in B. NJ. |, in Curry's div, Carson City,
valued 1T loo % also lots Nos, 3 and Is in 4. No.
II, same div valued at 80 90. Total, 80 o.
The taSes and ten per cent. thereon for d"lin'
quency, are payable in legal tender paper cutreE-
cy. and all costs TO the officers and Printer, are
pay able in gold coin Of the United States.
TIlOS. WELLS,
District Attorney, ormshy County.
Carson CITY. March 23d. l>Ca mh2+.'1
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State of Nevada. County of Ormsby
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Notice of Suits Commenced

'lNO THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
1 and - all the os ners of. or claimants to, the
rr.l estate and mrr yr'uea'S there u, nr improve
ruen's. whe1 ASSESSED separately, hereinafter
described known or unknown.
You are hereby u'ff-t nat suits have been
comm-uc-i ia The Justices Court # Carson Town
chip, orr-ty 9 uhty. Nevada. before > Wa,:Z
Es4, JH-iIc- 4 the Peace IN ami f1r sad Town
ship, Count, and State, hy tn" state IF Nevada
piaintiT. against Zach If the defend ants hor.Iu-
after uar-.i. and et,h # the following described
tracts or parcels of land with the improvements
thereon. and imIr vements, when sep1ratc'v
asses,ei AMI all owur of, or claimants T., tir
same. kuaWI rur unknown. to recover the tax and
Delinquency. assessed - said Defendants against
said prpprT!y fov tie fiscal etr, commencing
J-nutrv /. l>SS AMI -ud;nc December 81 1S6N
ard that 8, Summons ha, been duly issued IA each
cl.e. an II are hrr,hy ia thrr notified that
In!es, Ii appear a ,t answer the complaint filed
II SAID ctu-,. N 2r Lef rc tl4c
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-10
AN ACT

AN ACT
" a. to niAn Act entitled IAN Act 10
rcrt.' J o. tnc Tor the support ~ the Gov.
',uU.' 50. g. State u Nevada" stproy.d
hsrH
IT,. Pc hs Stateof Nevada. represented IN
S''.7 Assembly, DO enact a. folloss.
So. 81. Section tf5l sixty Eve ofsaii .et q,
~ .1 'n'"niat'ry il hereby 20 amended a.
...... .s f1los-, to Wit:
.nttlBn sisty'hv-. Any person or rrr,uus Who
MAJ 'ilspt-v Cfany spirifuus uHlt, ar fetmpn'ed
l'qu"r.. or wines, IN lees glantitir. than on.
qurt, shNl, before the irsus,ctiai. Il any such
hGsiH's-, take nuts license from the >h.r,a Il the
county IN which he or she rrarus,z O. do sufh
business, arl pay therefor N" sum of ten dollar.
per month, Provided. that all persons engaged
8" retailing liquors a. aforesaid, in cnnnrctitn
wi'h entertainment tIr travellers at any point dis.
tant one mile ur Hrrs outside the limits u any
city ut town In this State. shah ray gnaf,rrly
license uf fifts"n dulus. And Provided Further
that no such t"rsun or persons shan hc entitled
under aui ly virtue ~ saii license q sell 81 rau.s
to 10 sold within this state. any such spiliiuus
malt ur fgrmsnted Egp q OF vines, uu any d.y
upon which any general .l,vtiun i held, u
within the limits Il any county or cifg. "a any
lay upun which any spectator municipal .r,tiau t.
held therein hut il .halt be .Nir,s,tI Ina .,rh
aud 'NrrN iic'nse 80 granted. that "a. peers 70 ar
persons. To- whom the same l. granted. that ,h.
person or pyrsuns to whom the same j. grant
shall aud viii not sell, cause to be- suli, Any
such liquors or wiurson such day or DAYS,
Approved March :. lsGg.
true copy of the original enrolled sct.
Attest c y. NDrEWARR.
,,.- Secretary ufsiate.
By CH'RtEs NsRrrS, repuiv
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THE CARSON APPEAL,
Published Daily, Mondays Excepted
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Opposite :he Plaza.
Rates of Advertising:

FIR U. :. GOLn COIN.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-07

sr. CLoup, Oct. Z, 1869.
Wheat is coming in more freely. The
prices hayssdeclined during the week to
100 for No. /, although 800 were paid for .
few extra choice lots, No. 2 brings 700.
The tendency, is to decline to the shipping
prices, which have been about reached !.
Oats are worth 80 to IS cents.
Corn brings readily 81 per bushel.
Rye-small lots are sold Ut 20 cents.
Bsrlsy-75 cents - e =, -, =, y j,
Potatoes are sdvsnctng, with light sup.
ply. They bring 25a80c.
New beans. sre coming in plentifully
and have declined to $500 per bushsl.
Cranberries ara more pleatifal, and
bring $3.50 per bushel; retail At $500.
Considerable quantities are being shipped
by our dealers. - . @'.e~'
| Hay-brings readily So to $40: -, -.
Onions are offered in large quantities,
with but little demand, ct Accents. Id u 5,
Winter apples are arriving in considera-
UAo Vu8uSAtAoSS 0uW 10s0A ~ POsVV pVE Oo&
rel for choice.
Sweet potatoes, 8 cents per pound.
T. Eggs plenty; buying at Is to Is cents,
selling at 20 cents. ~ &s S> 1s}a1-si
Butter-supply fair. Good quality COM
mands Is cents selling q 80 cents. ~ ~
+ Cheese-:-country, buying ct II cents
retails at 20 cents. .ssp+3.se, ~
Honey, good supply, at so cents. =
ICabbages bring SIS per hundred.
Beets plenty At SO cents FER bushel. :
Wool y being bronght in, and commando
|. 4oc. r. : =
M1xnsApo11s, Oct. 6. :
No l wheat % corn. SO . oats 45s
l6oo. .@.. -
.9Sasts q 1sss,s. MILwAuKEs,t Oot.6. I
EWheat-Market weak; No. l. $1.09}
No. 2 81 08 : corn, nominal q 67e; oats
nominal at 89s4ec.
CHICAGO, Oct 8
! Wheat 81. 04a$l .O6,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-07
nIs1ESoTA. 8. 2 7. !. e I.
Presenting tie immense aid varied
resources Of Minnesota &c Carleton" says:
"a Mia ..o,e oil MAJ ~ vhnIIv oivAn

Presenting the immense and varied
resources Of Minnesota; i Carleton" says
11inneso, will not be wholly given
% agriculture, but manufactu,es will
thrive here better than ID any. State be-
yoad New England. Probably there
Is no State west Of the Alleghanies %
we'll supplied with water power. A.
neapolis and ST. Cloud the whole
volume Of To n Mississippi may be used
two o.. three times over. The s..
Louis river, emptyiug into Lake Supe-
rior, has descent q about 500 feet.
The prospective growth Of Duluth, the
nevatown rising q tho bead of the lake
is based quite as much q. the water
power Of the St. Louis q oasits harbor
IS a grain depot. On the St. {aix at
stillwatteer and Taylors F.lk tksf is
power nearly equal t.. that Of the MGR.
rimac at Lowell.
With the development 81 the Stats,
the incrcsse)of population and wealth,
it is morally certain that there will be a
corresponding Advancement ID intellect
ual culture. Science and art will -four
ish here. The school fund Of the State
promises to be- of "a great muni6cenee,
twill probably yield sixteen million
dollars, all of which is to be devoted 70
common school education. .. -.
The menwho are, molding the dos
tinies 81 this ommo6wealth have enlarg-
ed views Of the future ]. SManJyof them
arc from Tho East They. left the old
homesteads among 1.-The mountains to
seek their fortunes in the, northwest,
aud though there is : large Scandina-
van aud German element 30 the 81 ate,
the men of New England, the Middle
States, and here and there one from
Virginia, and Kentucky, are shaping
the INSTITUTIONS Of the Northwest. And
tue large aud liberal policy which they
have adopted will not :tbe. confined to
the line which marks the boundaries of
Minnesota, but 4 will reach on and
over the vast region toward the setting
sun nj, and lorthY gard till the crest belt,
now 3 compopsht part Of the British
Empire, shall feel the benign influence
Of their energetic civilization. {: s.az@sJ
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i,eaEXcl1INe ADvEsrvsE..

1 JoSeph Edelbfock has now received his
fall and winter stock u goods. an e1amin-
sation;of. vhsch hs would s.k 81 the people
Of Northern, Minasota:a He would se.ll
special attention to his Chicago hand made
boots ter, a99d ghoss Yhish he will yarrant in
every Esspsct % 10 Is has full line, and
oha11shte4 competition e .eI 70 prices. He
is msffbs ldis branch 81 Ills jtarade speoi-
atty Mro Edslbrock Has : e heavy stock
q el.tbtnE meass md bos5s;s an kinds III
hats ard ee.Rss idsy goods; dress goods and
tri4 ri ;ssths far,fapsd Plynonth'.
beckskin glqJsa s Als1.n stE't sc;
ctll and sss, and you VIII y surely purchase.
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To: any person ding
2 New Subscribers,
We will givesany one Of the
following lpremlums:

Adam Bede, b1 George Eliot,
The Mil on tho Floss, by George Eliot. Z
Felix Holt, by George Eliot. ss5 81.
, '1lsa1 5 6hh y Charles Z R'ade. y
a,ii;,h n s.sat! IL: -; !.
Love me Little, Love me Long, BY Reade,
The Cloister and the Hearth, ,
The Sketch Book, by Washington Irving,
Neighbor's Wives by j. +. Trowbridge,
Noble Deeds Of American Women. by J.
Clement. .,=5s
The Parents Assistant, BY Maris Edge
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Life Of ohrdst and His q APOSTLES, 81 Rev.
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4 American A1ficn lsural Z, Tor ono year
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The Little Corp t6r opns
Z Mrs. Caudle' Curtain sSiSrsis 81
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triad, y n
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! F
0'sd t9r IN JOURNAL y yean zspp. Esq, Reg
80 I.:fs - - sAsA i
f; 1870. :
c- .ae 49, Hsss4 q. a1, seP': "''n' .
.s to So iss sna ans
Blk "a in st. Cloud city, and piece Of
hnd, ke,veen. aid lot Z aud ravine. $500
. Observation-Disclosures LDor6th Of Diedrich
% Jacob Rupert for 81 nv} and nj sx%
see::i I T:al2s R::'so y: :ead Ut nef and
net set SEQ. ~ !: ~ =: ~ y. $4,000
MsEs9ntss pesa TON n: ASsi sro'enor and
81 "a 1ss AZ . ',ee AYE s'Hf e Snf
! WS.-...e. $1,000 -. ~ 80: ,sn, @ooo
T.. Ies;.h - u.s...a -. . -. q I'm. 1n -.
c;tv ~ a. cinHs IoSn + w;,.o,,s 49,, ~
~ ~ W. ' .o D,.l.11' " ,i1'' e s%s
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1 so;. w g. n,. ior ios No, PIX
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=, ], SSvo
"a *. - M.s;o, p"a.,;@ ~. 1 rwea
- 800 NJ ss"t Tan ''.sA'n 'oi ''' U" e1no
- W.rrsSt.s Dead from Thoo,m.. sna,,h "a
vito to J. I. Maxson for brk "a in Boves'
Id g; gtssi, ~. n.,t., { $500.
1a." 80 T..,stas so ~ II p. 90
q. 'c,ord 49,. : 40' !! - Coco
|. -; = Glood ol!ya =: : $zU
\ atss 49, .1G +. Ssne =. ateyiot
ha,I z1, n .'f1o;,a & a. Ae4u &c eyn Ss
df rom HticchoIss Loneen
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Life of Abraham Lincoln,

BY Hon. Joseph H. Barrett, late Commits
sioner Of Pensions. It is handsome vol
ume Of 1900 pages, with numerous fine H.
lustrations, and steel-engraved portrait
Of the late President. This is . book no
one should be without. We will furnish it,
on the above conditions, either in, English
or German, as may be desired. A speci.
men copy can be seen at this Office. Retail
price 49,, Y ssIJlI 4s.I XII
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-07

J. Il. STEWART, Esq., Of Winons,
succeeds Gen. J. W. sprsgue as Man.
ager Of the Winons and St. Peter
Railroad, While Gen, 8. has boon
very efficient ID the discharge of the
duties sof the position, Mr.. Stewart Is
III esery wsy qualified 10 succeed him
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I, j! J
e, 600 New SubscribArs.
Il T0a THE
CLOUD / louR Nal.
Rs..-e Ind ucemo j


It Is our desire 8 nave
The JOURNAL reach every
household il N orthern Min
fnesota. It is devoted to the
interests Of this part Of the
Estate, and we intend to make
It OF interest to u the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as we'll.
We would now announce
that about the LIST of Decem-
ber-which will be as soon
as the smoke of the present
political campaign shall have
cleared away-we will COM
mence the publication Of an
Intensely Interesting Story,
the title Of which will be an
nounced hereafter. It will
occupy a considerable portion
Of the paper for four or five
months, and will be one of
the most thoroughly enjoyable
stories I've: yet published.
Iq addition, The JOURNAL
will contain its usual variety
of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence ETC., & etc.
Among the regular CORES
pondents, already, we'll known
to it's readers. will be Mrs.
J. e. swisshelm,' in Pennsyl-
7se ii syJI t'4enI1 Ii Kentucky Re y
and I'D. IL. r., -" in st. Louis.
In addition, the present sys-
TEN of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No J: labor p' ora expense
will be spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa.
ton it already enjoys ., of being
the
Best Family Newspaper in
Minnesota !.
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The Ale1.adri.. s r. Z !; 2.
II. Aliens new sax mill, & lahe s
TOMS, Il miles from Alexandra :, Dsac
y completed. !. !. =
| Geo. TophA, Of Steele county,
raised 1900 pounds ofhops this yea.
On four acres OF ground. S1&Sf@8T
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Pho St. Peter Tribune is Hcredibly
Informed that the Winoua and St. Pc
ter Railroad is now completed to with
in two and one half miles of GAINESVILLE,
and that it will be completed to that
point without delay.
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3 New Subs ribers,

Lie pta Anl.l e 1!!ssola. GO g1as,e.
.abovs. &c
~ Mrs.. Hale's new Cook Book. ss=s.s.
8 The Ladies' Guide tosssl Needle work and
Embroidery.
" esterns Monthly G choice monthly 81
go pages i; Price SIS 5 year. ss3S..
Il ST.. Cloud JopHAA Il, one yeer. ~
M,hons osh Illus fatsd,
81 Moofss iillhsa ssss,4e@ss i
Ruby arsy' = Strategy 81 Mrs. Stephen,
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8 rho BIT q 90 Tho s!sysn =
rlato.,,, as ~, m I.

- arleton enters hinsalf y fol-
y To- Il, Is & Chg ' 'lon Jump ohanpion-
ship:' ~ xere young man neas
luIing Of taps and ribbon, or sallioe
stays and ribbons g simp erins young
ladlss in a : CITY store, I would give such
1 jump over The counter th.t ny fset
would touch ground ina 10 center of I
great prairie. =
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: ) L. .. .cos1aa.Escs.
M.sils j Oct. 7th, 1859.

10 0l1AKAl0LID O0t. Jtn, 1ooS' &
1peeial 10 III 81. GosS Jos,aSx go. e ~ s
NJ. 4. Confsreno org.nised Til
morning. Bishop Levi Scott presiding
The following officers we're elected
Rev. Noah Latbrop, Secretary; Rev,
J. R. Creighton, Recording Secretary;
Rev. H. G. Bib, Statistical Secretary
Rev. ". ID. Bennett, assistant. There
j. full attendance, and the business j,
progressing harmoniously. REP.
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zg
.Axasrpr, sept. sob. 1860.
81. lgeea yosrsal
'.Ths shakopes ye., olaims that g.,
EaAMshof Afi1nes0ta nov discriminate ii rs.
lsypr of married Momen.s and ceiss for lie
IseQualityr 81 shh ssSxe s'-in other words,
ltAst man shall be made. 10 good % woman.
mo use talking, Mr. x4Sgus, ~ never can ia
done. pST. GLoup JounNA1. ri 80
Well, / am glad, for one, that Il was !
I"Mr." instead of d Irs. 8 JouRNAIs that
said that Why, NJ. JouaaAt, don't you
believe .hsy are alrsadyy mads just 8 good
% = yeu 6snsvs that velv.t ,ohseksa,
bright eyed, ~ ts just = i, innocent, jus. q
pure. and juat = good u : MI baby /
Don't you believe grandfather Adam vaa
inst :. inaeesa. md good s. grandmeaAer
ave "a 40, Is IL not strongly limited
thst IN woman wa. tha irst tra ,ln q
Ry 81 81 y. 7, have ny own opinion about
that apple bn.insss. and don't bellows
tAaS M svtsstt wiJ stf4oihhs minded wo q
many hal DO believe thss man VA Vas 80 ~
sisalty just as good woman, land that it is
only cursow absurd custom Of passing
lightly over and almost pstting, = man man Tor
The same faults that Ne condemn In NO man,
hat fendsis ~ xo-
naassheald sbeIssu sutsring 1 drinking Or
gaming saloon, ~ II hoard using profanelan
guage, she would be pointed at as the lows
est of the low--arery Pariah Of society.
And yet, how many men calling themselves
gentlemen" and eyen filing the highest
Offices, are sometimes found in the lowest
haunts oflyiee, drinking ard carousing,
placing themselves lower than the brute.
But does the world point the finger Of
scorn at them, as it wouldssatf woman
were she guilty? No! s.He IS sowing
his Wild, oats" the world ssys, aud he Is
Welcomed inssociety 81 though his life were
pure and good. Society almost offers a
premiumsfor imaorality Ein.man; even wo-
man is not blameless in the matter. When
she will retussstos oountenanee an immoral
nan and will show the same fear Of con-
tamination in associating with him as with
! fallen sister, then, and not till then, will
t:man be as good d womapspg 7. x, But do not
imagine he was not originally as good, and
can be again If theyswill let him.
There ! don't carei it is impertinent,
% criticise s.real live editor. I will stand
~ the Feakert party IS long as my nam
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.tOuI AnIR1oAn FRUIrs."-This SPLEEN
did colored fruit case is now nearly ready
for delivery. It contains eighteen speci-
mems Of thsschoicest American fruits, coll
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ten colors, and W deem il unsurpassed -
any. fruitplate ever published IS this
country. When framed and hung upon
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No QuoRuM.-The date for the regular
monthly meeting Of the Beard Of Educa--
ton wa. on Monday evening, but quorum
Was not present. A special meeting will
probably be called soon. 4-.s+a4 - ~
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