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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-29

From tn. Cincinnati Chronicle
MANY years ago one If the wharves at
North End was used ~ n cpsl wharf, the &C.
cupant IL which had held il for long time
a. such. In his employ, a teani-ter, was an
Iri.hman named William B, who had
driven his team 80 long that 1t WIS ques-
ton which owned it. III. wis fixture, and
the owner thought he couldn't get along
without Billy. Now, said Billy was sen
sible man, who kept both eyes open, and AZ
cordingly picked up great deal Of informa-
ton. As both employer and man were the
Irossessors Of more or lcsss irascibility, fire.
guent were their explosions, and Billy wa
discharged at least once day; but though
frequently discharged, he never went of.
One day the employer, during one Of these
passages, burst out, cts no sort of u-e,
Billy, can't learn Won anything at all, and
have been trying for years" ''Shure, an
yez have then learnt me wan thing, said
Billy. "What is that" was asked. 81
shall be glad Ia hear Of ANYTHING yOu' We
learned" ''Shure, sir, yez have lairne'i me
tina, fifteen huadred makes ton.' Billy
knew too much to be spared.
The CONSTITUENT ELEMENTS OF THE
TURKISH NATION. the hSt ana
latest authority, says the population oil En-
ropean Turkey Is Is, 2i2, 900. OF the>e, only
100, 900 are Turks, of whom only Zo,Vo
are in Constantinople; and the entire race IL
constantly decreasing, from Their abomina-
Bile and nnmen,ionable social crimes. On
the score Of nationality, then, the claims Of
the Turks to rule disappear at once Gohlert
distributes the remainder a. follows: Bulga-
rian-, 4,OO0,OO0; Wallachs, 4,io0, 600;
Greeks, 10000; Albanians, ,5OO, 600;
B6.nians and Greats, 100000; Servians,
/. JOO. go; Mon,enegrin-, 5000; GiIsies,
Jews, Circ.l-~ian-. etc, compose the re-
mainder. Greece it-eif has i ,:sU, 900. Add
Greeks and Albanians together flor Hahn
and Camarda have proved them To 5e Of the
same origin, and they coalesscel, and we have
4. O3O. 900; 80 that, ON the score Of race, the
sovereignty would still fall to the Wallachs.
But add the Greeks Of the Archipelago O.
800, 600, and those along the shore of Asia
Minor, who ardently desire to be united to
Greece (2,OOO,0OO, and the Greeks would
have the right To the EmpiIe, for they would
number {, 530, 900. A Greek empire could
be formed in the shape Of a crescent along
the two shores Of the Egean, with all the
thousand island-stars included within itz
horns, and Stamboul for its capital, which
would contain twice a. many Greeks as peo-
pie Of any other nationality, and more
Greeks than all others together.-Fron Tn
Rmskeilenie Dream, in he Jans1y number d
Lppineot's Magazine.
The Strasboury Notifications have beer
repaired and are now placed in complete
state OF defence,
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Irisnow eviden, that Paris will not be a
Christmas present nor yet New Years gift
10 King William. The provisioning of the
city must have been far more complete than
wa- SIuI,os.d
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4 new Oceanic cable is TO be laid next
summer between the shores Of Rhode L.
land and Wales.
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The ArW Cattle Djsease-gnV,Oranma
Instructions s0 fnrusers, aH0 stock

Me".
The Secretary oi the state y. " Asri-
I cultural Society describes the di-ca>e now
prevailing among cattle in DuicneS, County,
a. follows:
The following information in relation To
the recent outbreak Of cattle disease in
/ Dutchess County is furnished by the Secre-
tary Of the State Agricultural Society. Far
mers in all parts Of the county, particularly
upon the lines of through cattle traiic, should
lie on their guard, and upon the tirst ;ndica-
ton Of disease showing any Of the symptoms
stated below, should give immediate notice
Ia the State Commissioner nearest them.
| The State Cattle Commissioners are Lewis +.
Allen, laddress Rnfialo, \. " NJ. Il. Pat
rick, Manlius, Onondaga County, aod DIR.
MOreau Marris, No. 30l Mott-street, New
York.
The disease is the epizotic aPhtha, com-
monty known As the foot and mouth di'ease,
which Is at this time prevailing to a
very annoying extent in Great Britain. II
Is highly contagious, not only by contact
with the discharges from the sores. and the
contagiOn may be conveyed by the matter
adhering to the clothes ESPECIALLY the shoes
of persons attending diseaHed animals, and
also by the matter IN the dung and litter Of
animals, ON which account there Is special
danger from the manure or dirt thrown out
OF cattle cars al stations or in motion. The
disease Is also READILY and frequently per
haPs most frequently communicated by the
discharges dropping upon the highways by
sick cattle driven over them, and for this
reason the first Precaution to be taken Is to
prevent the moving of cattle attacked by the
disease. The disease sometimes affects the
udders ofcows, and during its course whether
symptoms of Its affecting the udder part or
rot the milk should not be used as human
food or given TO any animals.
Tne DiteheSs County infested district has
been visited by Prof. Lowe, Of Cornell Uni
versity, consulting veterinarian to the State
Agricultural Society, who sends the follow
ing brief statement oi the symptoms oil the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-29

SENATOR SHERMAN, ON behalf Of the Fl.
nance Committee, has reported against the
repeal Of the Income Tax.
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Tho Cologne CARTE states the daily
cost Of the Franco-German war al $50, 600.
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GEORGIA adviees indicate Republican
victory.
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A TEsTINoSIAL TO james W. Hale, the
father of American cheap postage, is aioo,.
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0Neeklp Gimes
THURSDAY. DECEMBER -. 1870.

LAWRENCE Is again agiiating for FREE
bridge
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A good fat cat in Paris now (Nov. 26thl
costs ten franc.
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THE ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY
RAILROAD.

Route Of she R0sd-Its Condition biz
satisfaetise-l.eaSe the IA
vortse: the Opportunity should be
l0prsScd-Frsn Troy 10 Seneca
Norway. Ryan, ~. Francis. Manns-
willie. lliaWaths, Hamlin. Sabeiha-
A Prosperous Counsry-I.Wcal News.
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The German merchants are calling
Count Bismarck's attention to the desirabil-
ity of possessing the French East India col
ony Of Saigon as n naval station.
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New Ter.i... fer . B.lrss. Tear.

A private letter from Christiania, received
in London, gives some details concerning the
French balloon which fell in Norway. II
appears that the balloon was sent up from
Paris on the morning IL the 9th. The wind
carried it in northerly direction with such
rapidity that it soon passed over the North
Sea, without the occupants Of the car know
ing where they were. When, however, they
found themselves dangerously c,ore To the
sea, they sent off carrier pigeon with mes
sage that they thought themselves lost, at the
same time throwsng out ballast. Ultimately
the balloon reached Norway, and when over
Mandal, small town on the southern coast,
twenty miles west-sotith-west of Chris
tiansand, n sack Of letters and newspapers
were,thrown out, which fell among the aston
ished inhabitants, who we've watching the ial-
loon pass over their heads. After having
been many hours in the balloon, the @ro-
nauts, Whose names are not given, descended
several miles further north, on a snow-cov-
cred mountain. as best they could, and with
out even knowing in what country they were,
there being no inhabitants near. For nine
teen hours they wandered about in the snow
in light boots, which latter had to be cut of,
30 saturated had they become. In the mean
time the balloon was discovered by some Of
the natives. The aronauts were not to be
seen, but the remains Of meat, bread and
wine in the car showed plainly enough that
it had recently contained p>-engers. Six
carrier pigeons were also found in it SEEM
ingly name the worse for the journey. Event.
ually the voyagers reached one Of the small
cabins which are To be seen at wide intervals
among the mountains, which give shelter to
those who look after cattle, and where an
aged and poor woman gave them some food.
They then discovered, by seeing upon .
mztch-bo the word ''ChristiaRia, /" that they
were in Norway, and made the woman I'M
derstand as we'll as they could that they de-
sired to proceed torhe town. They were then
then shown the way p a farmers house,
where ther received the attention Of which
they Stood so much in need, As we'll as dry
clothes and shoes. The news Of the arrival
Of the balloon passengers did not reach
Christiania till Sunday, the 9th ult. On
the evening Of the 18th, Thousands of people
went to meet them on their entry into Chris
tiania, and gave them = cordial reception.
They were feassed in Christiania that night,
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A LADY clerk j. kept in the Treasury De.
partment At Washington, on large salary,
for expertnes in recognizing When
bonds are destroyed she recognizes BY the
asher just how much money they represent.
and it is claimed that she can make mort
money out Of less ashes than anybody else
Recently man in Skowhegan sent her lo'
Of ashes, and was informed that he had lost
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-29

APRoros OF story told by Its New York
correspondent, the Philadelphia Pres makes
a capital suggestion as to the way in which
actors nigh; be identified a, banks when pre-
senting checks to be cashed. The story was
that 10. Jefferson not being able to gel the
money on check drawn to his order, be-
cause nobody knew him, turned to the teller
and said in the tones Of Rip Van Wrinkle,
IF nv little dog Schneider was here he
would know me-" The suggestion is that
if the following actors shonld find..themselves
in similar predicament, Mr.. Owens need
only Law down his cheek and say, '.Je-s 80,
Judge Lucille Western might cry, 80
God. . God. me che-ild, me- che-ildren;"
Pauline Markham might put her foJt on the
counter; and Edwin Forrest need only rush
into the bank, seize the teller by the throat
and yell 'Liar and slave" No doubt the
money would be instantly forthcoming.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-23

Q. How do you know there are nine
to the pound y. They are sold as
mines.
Q. Then you never weighed them
yourself. a. No, sir.
Counsel, to the court; May it please
your Honor, this is the second time that
this witness has positively testified, under
solemn oath, to important points OF
which he has no certain knowledge
! ask the court for protection for myself
and my client. Herr Il long discussions
took place between the lawyers and tn
Judge. and at tie end of it the case was
postponed for four months. suppose
it is expected that | will then rc-aSc,u.i
the witness stand; but have determined
that when | enter a court room a"ain
shall appear rs Il criminal. These lcl-
lows have much the easiest times. and
they run 80 little risk, nowadays, that
their position is tar preferable 10 that o'
the unfortunate witnesses.
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Not KHOiCiRg.

1.-The following beautiful and touching poem we fine
floating through the press without the name of the al.
thor given:I
know not what will befall me God hangs a mi.
DER my eyes;
And DER each step ofmy onward path He makes new
to rise,
And every JOY lie send. as a sweet and gat
surprise.
zee step before me, as tread the days of til,
year,
But the past is still in Gods keeping the future Iii
mercy zhslI clear,
Ard what looks dark in the distance, may brighten as
draw
For perhaps the dreaded future has ss bitterness than
think;
The Lord may sweeten the water before s;oop to
drink.
or, ii Marah be Marah, He will stand beside it,
brink
1t msy be there il waiting for the coming of my feet,
some gift Of such rare teedncs, come oy stranlc
ly sweet,
That my lips Can olly remble with the thanks can
not p ak.
rcsfu blissful i=norance lis bI. ssed not to know
1t keeps me quiet in those which will let uc
And hn-he- my soll to rcst the bosom which love-
50 20 on not knowing would NOT it ! might;
would rather wax on IN the dark with God, than 20
alone III the light
would rather walk with Him by faith, than walk
alone by sight.
Ny heat ssnhs Lack from trials whc-, III future may
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choir in an cXrcrablc manner, very few
of the congregation joining in the singing
| was veXed. dld not see the beautiful
sentiments in the poetry | did not feel
Il religious emotion, | believe that |
could have seen the whole choir sink
through the floor with no small degrcc
OF satisfaction In the meantime. poor
negro came and was seated in pew neal
me. When the second hymn had been
gwen out, prepared myself for another
state Of ''madnc>s" The choir began in
the same disagrceabe style. Bu: lark
There was Il new voice in the audience
added TO the music. 1t r.se clear and
beautiful above the exprc-sinnless note
Of the choir. 1t wa, filled with pathoS
which seemed almost divine. My ear fol-
lowed it in lis flight. Almost uncon-
sciously | began to sing. | iorgot my
at least, my soul woI-hipcd God i'll mu-
-ic. The old negro had preached me a
sermon which | camnut forget He had
sung with the ''heart aud the understand
iug."
Let us all stop erumbi.ng ai.d begin to
-ing Let musical c"mmiltcc, of church,
- secure the best cho.rs and the most
kiltul organisl, which their means viii
afford, and taru l.. Christians remember
taat these :,re but mere accessories which.
und. 7 no circumstances, ar to :ake the
pl.ca of individual duty. From the first
note of the voluntary to the closing strain
OF the doXolugy. thought. mind and sou
should take WINS upon Themselves
Sometime it seems that il would be bit
ter TO BE- the poyr ignorant Catholic,
couutin" li> beads and chanting his ave
Maria~ with "A hli d,str;.dy purpose, th,n
to be the enlightened protr.Srr # rc!ig-
ion, upon whose pa,sionlc>> >prit the
music If the sanctuary falls without
aw wtk,nInG any rr-pun.c. Who ave thr-,
wlo -'al he considered tit to stanL h,-
iorc the Throne and cry, "lloly g.. Holy
HOLY Lord God Almighty :" Whu
are thos' who shall take up the ryrri;I-t-
la anitem- OF Heaven and praise the
Ali Father Certainly not tho-c 81 IL
WHO ale too indurut - SIM wiuir ",
are uruu cartil-we who cavil and find
iault-wc of whom il cannot be said,
Il here i no speech nor language where
their voice l. not heard. '--ua,irH BuH,-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-23
4 strange cat.

Pat MalOncy, better known bV the
name OF Father Pat. on rcrurnin. from
wcrk, one evening. was mc, at the aatc
hy Il div. Liz better half. IN Il hiah stale
II ,Nc.tCmcnt.
Pat" says ~hc. ..th.rc's IA >traugr
cat in the cabin
Gas: her cut. thin; don't he bother
IN me about the ba,,c."
,.Faith. an Eve been srrjvin to 90
that for the matter of ten minif> la-t.
but >he j. bcvanr nv reach. behind the
hi, red chist in the corner Will ycz b.
after hclpin' me to drive hcr out. Pat ?'
..To he -urc will b.1 luck 10 the
cor.atc ,Lc ba, for m, house. Show
,c, to me Ei5dv I'll teach fer iI,,.
resncct ti,at', du, TO 4 man in Ii. OWN
hnn..--to Inc t.Lin' nu..,.,inn yirhou,
- much as bv YOUR l,yl-thc thail ot the
world ;"
New, Pat bad special antipathv to
cats and never let pass an opportunity
to Kill ore, This he resolved to do il
the present case. and Instantly formcl "a
plan for the pnrpoSc. Prrceiying but
one way of e.ress for the animal, he says
tn Bidiv:
Have vez iver maIc-bag in thy
house. me darlnt p
''Niver a one is there, Pat. le tool,
it to the mill wild y,z to bring home some
chips ,hi. morning"
"Faith. an | did. and there it i vet.
Him. An have YOU nothin' at all in til,
housc that will tie up like Il Lag, Bi,ldv !''
"Trolh an | have, Pat There's IN,
Sunday pctticoat ,-yc can draw til,
.trinos up close at the top, and sure il
Will be better for lettin' that cat lawn
ye."
"Biddy. darlint, yer jewel; just be
after brinnin' it to me at wanst."
Biddy brought the garment, and sur,
cnouoh il made a uood substitute for 4;
hao
Pat declared at a glance that it wa
..iIIccant."
50, holding it close against the edg
of the chest. he took Il look behind, anC
saw a pair of eyes glaring u; him.
"Au' !. Is there We are, ye baste? b
out O. that now, bad luck TO yez, y
thaivin' vagabond. BE dad, an ye won
lave with perlite axin-yersef will bat
the pins intirely. Biddy, have ycz any
hot water -
s.Sure Eve the full o tay kettle, an
MI = b;lin.' Pat"
..Re after castin' the matter Of q quart
thin. behind the chist, and we'll see how
III, bastc minds the like o'that."
..IIoulI close thin. here GOES the steam
IN hot water
3, So saving, dash went the water, an
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perish iniirely. Oh, BiIdy Maloncly.
that ever ye should have left oud Ireland
TO be smothcred and murthered IN this
way"
"Faith, the little villain beats the ould
one himself; he's ruined me house, and
Kilt Biddy, an put me out of all consatc
wild me own self. Oh, yc multhcrin
baste."
by dint Of washing and securing and
airing, and the burial of Biddy's hest
Fottiroat under the ground for space Of
time, things were at length set to right
again.
But little rccriminating took place
on tic occasion, and neither Of them ever
forgot the expulsion from the cabin OF
Biddy'S ''>trar"e cat
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-23

home. Recognize the living, terrible
fact that wine has always been, and Is
to-day, the curse of your sex; that i,
steals the hearts OF men away from you,
that It dries up your prosperity, that il
endangers your safety, that it can only
bring You evil. II social custom com
prIs you 10 present wine at your ieast-.
rebel against il, and make'a so.ial Gus
tom in the interests Of virtue and purity
Th" matter is very uuch in your ow.,
hands. The women OF the country, in
what = called polite society, can d.
murc to make ;hc nation temperate than
all the legislators and tumuliuous re-
iurmcrs tia; are struggling and bluuder-
mg IN their efforts to thi- end. \; any
rare, if thcy viii try, they shall have
Srrihncr's Monthly to help thcm.-Dr
I!oiEn,d ii .>ciiLncl'> toi. .Junaa1Y.
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~ omen ana ~ 3Iic.
Woman has rcvcr been associated
with wine without disgrace and disaster
The toast and ,hc hacchamal that. with
musical ALTERATION. couple these two
words, >pr,n4 from the hot lips OF scn,u-
atty, ANA alr burdcnrd with shame. \
mnu VIII, can sing of wine AMI women
in Ilc -amr breath. Is one whose prc~-
rncc i di~@rarc. and whose touch i pol
iulion. y man who can tor-ct mothrr
and sister, or wife and daughter, and
wautrnly engage i'll a rrvcl in which the
maine ot woman i invoked 10 hci4htcu
the pleasure ui the Intoxicating cup. j.,
beyond controversy and without mili-
ration, a beast. "D,st thou think. ly-
cause thou art vrtuouS. there shatl hr
no mere cakes and ale - Ay. cakes
and ale, II You will, bat let il he rtk,~
and ale. Let rot lie name 10y vhich
We call thc pure auI pr,tlaa- ones al,
home lee brought III TO illuminate q dc
g:adir- ict-r
CT the worst t,,~ iiat woman ha-
N'I ma 10 'H'""i'tI' WIG >'''.iS '''
The "'i''| he ''rl"'"' f"r Ni"H- ailn@
ma i"an ''- ~P.I''l th' IlN'- o.! more "'-
mrn-run'd more hopes icr them. seat
tered more fortunes tor them, lrou-lt
to them more Shame. sorrow. and "a''-
-h.p-ihan amy othcr evil that il>'~
i l." country numbers ir''~ ui Ih'U~aui-
-"aH. '"uir.d- "i thy"-1nd~-"i WON
rn who ar" Wld"N~ to-day, a't -. ln
.opri,-- weeds. because ttrr husbands
lave h,,n -l"n toy >'ron- drink. iur:r
are hundreds "' Thousands ot homes, -'.u-
tered ;ll over tDc land. IN which wum o.
Ike lives OF torture. golm@ thr"u-u "a .
'h' changes "i -uiirnn@ lhaj lee 'tWy,n
th,' rNlrculr- OF fear and d,>paIr. t.rau-r
tho-r whoIn they love. love w.nr better
than they d. ;hr womrA ,icv have sworn
tt lnyr. There "lcw women 10y lhou-aui-
who dread f. hear at the door ily step
that omc.- thrilled thrn with pleasure.
nyrIu-r that step ha- learned /, I,rl uu-
der tie infiuyucr ut .ur >,ducuYr poison.
There arc womnu -, amin with aim.
nhll. We wlilr these words. from hruj--
- AMI hru;aliti.s inflicted hl hu-haal-
made nal ~ drink. Ihrrr r.u L. nu
,Nr.-,ra,iou in anv statement maIy I'm
regard To ihj~ martrr. because no human
im,-n.tion can crr.., anything v4-r
than tie. tru T.. and uvp,u j. ,.p,bl, "t
portra,iu- tIa iruln. Ihr ~orrnw~ ami
the Eurr..- of "a VIE with a drunk u
husband. rr a mother with q drurl u
SON. alc IL near the realization OF h.l
- can 1, reached in tll> world. a. least
The -h...nr. the iudi.uatiuu. III, sorrow.
the -cn-, ut di-.rucr tor her ii and her
children. .h, po,crty,-and not uutr.-
aurut.l H.. hr..lry.-tha tear and the
| l;,rt ul Violence. til, lingering. ii.r-iou-
-trua.lc and despair ut countless wunlru
with drmukru husbands. are enough t.
make all women curse VIM. and cu@aa,
umi,cI'v to oppose it everywhere aS thc
worst enemy of their sex.
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over the city Of New Gork-womrn her,
land there all over the country. " her,
like social customs prevail--,t,iu. ou.
upon Their tables the we'll filled dccan;rI.
which, before night shall close down
will hc ,rnplicd into the brains of youn-
men, who will 90 rccling TO darker or
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