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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17
Mmslambii@e Na@rt9te1t.
nfutft &ritgsna6ri9teu
auf Der critten @eite.
3miammenfnnft bes &aiierS
Wapulepn NIT &6ni8
QSilbel1t.

3u ten meltbiitorti9en greienihen
unierer 3eit 9ebjrt pbne 3peifel bic
3uiammenfunft rc5 Rai1ers Nappleon
III. nit 85nis @ilbelm vpn preuben
BET Geran Der beioen Wonarden, pelz
DE aum Sample um Die politildeOberz
berrl9aft In europa ibre 6eere auf ras
S9ladtfelo fiibrten. Der 8ertdterz
(tatter Der 2onrcner ,,1tmes", &rel1er
an jenem nerbdnenibpsQsn Sage an
Srt unb SteQe por, 16reibt rariter
aus Seran unterm 8. ,. Mts. mas
fol9t:
9lls rer Railer am Wpreen na6 Der
S9la9t in rer Trlbe aus ieinem Sem
fer iiber bic 2anp1daft binblidte fab
tt Gbal uno 5Iben farren Don blan>
fem Stabl unc Giien. Batterieen
>raren ouf ben .6lseIn aufsepFan;t>
@opausrie=B Bri9aren bepedten bic Gbez
nen unp 70 meit pas Nu9e reidte> fam
ben Deut1hlanrs &riseerSlfer i'm
@1la6tenl1muf. Der Gntiblub res
&ai1er6 war bel cielem Nnblif 9efabt.
Beeleitet uon einiaen per|onen ieines
Statee, fubr cr in etnem 8roustam
que Seron nab csm 6auptquartier
pes &Sni9s.
@rof Yismarf mar nod III leinem
Guartier ;u DeuderrY I'M 8ett ale
Elm Sff,ier gu ibm bintrat uno i'm
laste, 9fapolepn ,pinlbe ibn ;u ipre>
den unp cine 3ulammentunft nit pem
&6nie ;u baten. 0raf Sismard
mari fd baiti9 in feline Uniform unp
elite pem 8ailer entse9en. Gr fam &c
rate redt UNI tte Gapaleare-pie Sez
8leiter res Xailers tparen ;u Yierre-
in 9erin9er GntfernunB pon rer Start
auf;ubalten.
Der &ailer fie9 aus rem Baaen.
8isma,d nabm feline 9elboertrdmte
MlBe ab unp be9riifte &c. Majeitdt.
Mls ct BON Napolcon auf9eforrert purz
pe, il9 gu beceden> entsesnete er: ~Sire.
i9 empfan9e sic, pie t6 meinen f5z
nisli@en 6errn empfan9en murre."
Sn ter Ndbe eini9e bunpeltS hritte
ause:balb Dpuderrp, itanp bic drmItz
DE 5iitte zines Qeine,pebers. Dobin
seleitete 8,smarf 1einen fai{erlt9en
Belud. Ser Wrof trat binein. Das
3irnmer. >par nidt einlapeno. Gr etng
binauf In cen ,peiten Stcf. Mter
bier mar Der Wstitubl uno ancere5
@erdtte pes 91ebers, Der @raf per-
lief rann ras 6dued n, Napoleon
batte f9 Dor rer 2bare auf einsm
Steine nieperse|a0en uno feline 8eslei>
ter laeen etmae ableits auf einem tlei;
men &alenRede bin9efredt. G6 wurz
zen Stltle aus Der 6iitte 9ebolt. Der
&ailer nabm cinen unb 0raf 8ismard
leBts lid linfs Don ibm nieper. Die
llnterbaltuna mar cine iebr merfndy= :
ctee unp nirr talp IN rte Ssfentlihz
felt oelanaen. Biemdrf bat itd, fiber
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17
einselne Yunfte perlelben pieoerbolt
ouf6 l1nae,wunaenfte ae1u6ert.

einselne Yunfte berlelben pieoerbplt
aufs l1neeswunsenfte eedubert.
Sc banpelte Td um bic Nusitdten
auf einen balpi9en Trieoen. Der 9at>
ler erfldrte, tob ibm ale Madt entz
munten let unp Ct feiuen GinfuB auf
ben Gang ter llnterbanplun9en ausz
iiten fSnne. Gr lei peper i'm Stanpe
ii9 BEL Der Nrmee nod BET rem Marz
lbau 8a;aine @ebpriam su er3rin9en.
Die &ailerin als &esentin uno ibre
0liniiter mubten bic Grierenss Inter
bannlunsen flbren. @raf 8ismard
temerfte bier es lpbne ii9 nidt Der
Dlube weiter iiber rem 0eeenit itano ~
ipre6en unp babe cine 3ulammenfunf1
pes &ai Iers NIT pem &Int9e feinen
praftilden 3wed.
Nappleon pln1dte iebr, ben 81ni9
;u ipreden. Bi6marf entseenete, Dor
Mbld!ub Der Gapitulation fSnne bier
yon feine Nere fein. Das Ibema pes
0eiprddS wurce et,pas unansenebm
unp perfdnsltb, 10 pab Der @raf es fit
9eratben btelt bic llnterrecun9 ab3uz
bredeu. St besab f6 gum S1nise
unp rer &a;ier ;ur 8eratbun9 gu ieiz
men Stabspff;ieren.
I'm 312 ubr mar bic spi16en @e<
neral pon Moltfe uno @encral Bimz
pfcn pereinbarte Gapitulatton unter>
sei9net. Gpl9enre5 fnp bic !6aupt<
punfte rerielben: Die 0arnilon uno
Mrmee in unp bel ,@eran erseben ii9
uno peroen Die Solpaten als Ariea6>
sefanaene nad Deutld!anp 9elenpet;
bic Sff;iere ,perpen auf ibr Gbrenwort
ni6t mebr in rteicm arieee oeeen
Deutihlano ;u cienen> entla0en ; Yferz
&C. OeldiBe unr &rie9sporrdtbe fnp
aus,ulisfern. Oe5 &aiiers %oaft in
DeutldlanO mar 9lei6faus in tem
Gertrase spraeieben.
Gtpa I'm 2 ubr madte lid cer &1z
Mig um9eten BON leiner Seibmade unp
elmer Nttbeiluns GuiraiTre, in Beeleiz
tuns Res &ronprin3en na9 einem
S6lof5e in per Ndbe Yon Secon auf
ben 8es. Der Safer traf balp nab
tbnen Elm, nit leinem Stabe uno elmer
Gacorte, bic ii9 ecn Guiralfren se9enz
iiber auffeute.
Der ASnie empfne ietnen @efanee>
nen uno be9ob iiA nit ibm in Gin pur9
@lastbiiren atsei6Ioheres @ema9> in
>pelhsm belize in ernter llnterrecune
besrifen pon ren Stab5offSieren por
Dem 6auie mabr9enpmmen ,perpen
fpnnten. ..
Na6 Der Be1pre6ung nit benz 8Sz
nie unterbtelt d6 Napoleon eint9e Mt=
nutsn nit rem &runprinSen. Gr mar
patei iebr ergrifen ais er auf ras Bez
nebmen ce6 86niss sesen Jpn gu reoen
fam. Seine l1nrube unp Betummers
ntb fudte ber &atfer seeeniber 1einen
eieenen @ploaten ;u perbeimlt9en.
8cr Nuem pin19te er nidt mebr cur9
Seran ;u fommen. Dies verbalf tbm
~ einer eroBsn Demiitbisuns, oenn er
JAP Gd aen5tbtst, curd Die &eiben pes
ar6eten Ibeiles Ter preubllben Nrmee
3u palltren. ..s.. .-.
Der 8aiier fubr am 3. rs, eaeortirt
BON elmer Nbtbeiluns fhwarser 5ula>
rem i'm lr5mencen Ne9en bier ab. Gr
fab ictr atsesebrt unp fumlnerpou aus
uno temerfte man blaue Rinse un
feline sluseu. Netenc ibm in ieinem
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Gin|tubuugtn unb &orrf(psnofn5sn,
beipnbers uber fir@lite unb anbere spidtiee gs>
aetenbeiten, fino iebfraeit wtQfommen, mi'nen
aber srm 8erfaiIer unttr3et9net ftin.

~ 9pa.0faee. .Mpnes= =Grters Rnh bas btniefe unt
xnb erae el ,ur ueterienbune ron 6els uno frlten.
10 Re iu taben Nnb basu eebraudt wsrbex.
sDenn bic Raen nteriaseieern esaseianet gerfen.
.unb etaat seuau unb rdtis onseseben perbsn.
gDenn cine 3eitxns einem pohamt an stt anoeres
perIest perben ua mus tmmer aud sas Defiant anee'
oeben erben, no bic 3euns irber empfansen wurbe.
Menn Ssuaant iein glatt nitt resendete empfGnst
rber 5 auf rsenb cine Mr 8ebler einfleiden. 70 cre
her betrefenoe &sent rwie bic serausseber fpsa be'
Dit WeTantrsrtIidfe fur @elbienbunsea fir ts 3ei'
tuna perteu mir uur bann lbernebmen tnn oeben yer
reeifrirteu Brief pber per gpa0fFee Wsnes Ssssr ss
fdebeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17
Wut11t,ter 140.

bic GridbbataiQone fint i9pn 70 ,peit
einsedbt, baB fie na@ Bebarf pprBe<
19pben tperpen fSnnen. llnb mir ba<
ben erit bic jlnefen 9abrsdnee oerGr>
iabmanni9aft einberuien: it's Notb,
70 fSnnen nod ,peitere 30-40,000
Mann ubne Mlbe auf9etpten perren.
Au6 pte pferbeanfdufe weroen fir bic
Nrmee fort9elebt, unc nod tmmer ,piro
oer 8eparf gang i'm 0nlano eepedt.
Gnprme Senbuneen Ypn 9epreBtent
!6eu 9eben na6 Jranfret@, pa unlere
Reiterei bort io gut ,pie gar ni@ts fin
bet. Nu6 Senerrei9 tommen t1glt9
&inopiebtransporte bier an bic srSBz
tentbetls ebenfaQ8 Der Nrmee na9Be<
fiibrt tpercen.
Die preubii1e @eaieruns bat ber
bateriiden einen 4rie9sfpRenporidub
Don 10 Miuionen aneeboterL ,psl9er
pen lebterer aud au9enpmuen unb
ourd Ba99ons in $50 Rifen nad
WIn9en transpprtirt >purbe. Die
5a9e bat ibren @runb bartn> bae UNI
iere &eeterun9 nit ber Mus9ate pes
&rie96>Mnlebens> 3u ,peldem fie pom
2antta9e ermddti9t wuroe nod et>paS
gu parten wiu, uni taNtlbe 3u bel7eru
Ours anbrin9en ;u fInnen.
2tus Barttember9 miro &C.
meloet: Gait mebr al5 BET ber 8efSr<
beruns Der Tuppen nad bem Sampf<
plabe 1T bic Giienbabn jebt NIT cer8e<
fSrberun9 per @efan9enen uno Ser
,punoeten in 9lnipru@ 9encmmen.
@enn man am 8abnbof ypriiber9cbt,
febt man felcmdei9 aus9eraitete 1rupz
pen, bic auf cem Ysrrun einen Gcroon
tilpen ; bic 3usdnse fino ab9elperrt.
Da6 1T ein fi6eres 3eiden, bab Gerz
tpunoete> bae 8riess9efansene anee<
fommen iinr. Die i9wdbilde 0utmiz
tbisfeit oerleusnet fG feinen Mueenz
Bid, ip9ar ben 1ureoS >perpen bic Gr<
fri19un9en eben IL germ uno rei9lt9
9ewdbrt al6 ben armen @er,punoeten.
Die eefansenen fransSfl9en Sffstere
faoen iibereinftimmenp aus: bic
S1la9t bel @5rtb mar feine S9la@t
@onbern cine Mebelet.
@on Gblinsen beri9tet Elm Brtef:
Cine un9ebeure Meni9enmen9e erflute
am Mbenp bes 8. Nusuft ben Babnbof
UNI il& nit ei9cnen Nusen ppn ben
sladli@en Grfol9en oer oeutfden @af>
fen ;u iiber;eusen. 3rpet 2otpmottoea
l9leppten einen Bug pom etpa 60Da<
gen. pidt sefaQt NIT fran;6f19en
&rie9s9efansenen aber dud nerwun<
beten Baiern. Die Mfrifaner uno
Gran;oien tparen 9r5btentbetlS gutter
Dinse unb 1dsinen bauptld9li9 BON
Der @utmitbi9feit unb Greiaebisfeit
Der ~turtarilaen Deuti9en" itbr er<
baut 3u 1ein.
Ams 8abem. gpn &arl8rube
fdreibt Elm Correspondent: Sett benz
9. Nu9uf tommen jeben Sag n,ebrere
3dse @efansener uno @ertpuneeter
bier pur9: am 10. betrug bic 3abl
Der bur6palirenten @efan9ene1 3wtz
fden 1000 unb 5000. Gin 9rpBs6
2asaretb 1T aueer ben i9on befebenpen
In ren leBteu Taeen BET @ptte5au(Nr<
tiQeriefai itrne) erridtet mprren pefen
dr3tlide 2ettun9 ein berpora9enbes
Witelieo rer meoieinil9en Gafultat
BON 8alel iibernebmen wiQ. Muber
biefem 9r5Beren Qa3aretb, baS fit 400
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Ser ,,SSa,,berer" ,,acb europa

Sebe @o9e seben cine An3abl Gremplare bse
,,@anberer" nod europa, unb mir maiden bic
Qeier beiunbers aufmerfiam, bab bic uet.rIen-
buna pes Blattes an gerpanb.e 'unb 1reunee
ieuieits bes Oeeans ein iebr eeeisnstss Mittel
iR. eiuen ununtertrobenen gerfebr nit bexiel>
ben su xnterbalten une lie iibrr bic 3uhanbe
sieies 2aases su unterrt&ten, bellsr alS ss bar3
Brtefwe9lel eei9sben fDnnts.
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geasnunsen. Brisfe ,e. fns su asreiftra;
"W AN D E r E r
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@tienbabn 5abr<Yldne.
ct. Yaul uno Yacifc.

Iad gnpfa. st. glcub uns Cant RaYits. - @erleAen
81. pdul 7:30 Npreens urb 2:3O Ra6r,taas erreideu
Saut Rapibs 1875 Nadmittass uns 7:25 Abenbs.
Ct. PAUL Dslano uns miumar 9ae.mngerlafen q.
gaul s;45 g0rs.ns Miansapslis s:45 Mereens err.t.
Wiamar $40 Meraens Wnneapolis 4o5 Qaamittaas;
evre;den Ct. gaul 500 Itenes.
ct. Saul W.inneapulis unb Delans Sage. gtrlaSen
Delano 600 Tlcrssns Minneapplis $50 Rcreens uns
errsitsn st. paul 845 Msrsens 3uradtetrens rerlaFsn
Me1elben ct. PAUL 500 RaGmittaas; Neinneapps 5:45
Nadmittass unb erreden Daane 7:25. Abenbe.
s. Ct. paul unt @inneasolis aessmpsaticns> 3ue-ger.
Idst ct. PAUL 1850 gsrsens srre&t inneapelis 1140
MQrreens. 3uradtetrenb serldet e. Mnneopclts 250
Na4mittass aab errei&t Ct gaul 3:45 Ra@mittaes.
ct. paul unp Siour Gity.
st. et5'sfn gsai 74s ger ess ss%s s1sRat, ss5 wam
st. pauL.::.. s.55 @adm. @antatc s.25 " "
Mantau .. 600 ct. Saul..""".1o.2a
Gate Superior uuo Mii1iifippi.
s.mmsn nsa,sn an mi in ysindlss u es
ss1agn ssn,sn 1'naes "a e. Son 600 9'e9"
Milwaufee, ct. paul uno Mtnneappz
liSz3use.
9urd,ase mad, sem Often (Grpref)
Summ,n an...6:io Ma9m. @sten ab...."S:15 Is gora
&rmmea an NIT Stlafmasepn..
minneapolis uns ct. &aul 3Rse.
&ammen 9:O7 Worm @eben ab........ ...9:40 @orn1
Apmmen an. ....5 80 giadu,. @eten ab..5.45 yta&m.
ct. NauI unh Gbieaso 3ase.
spmmsn an.....5;20 Raam. Gsben ab....9; 90 grrn'.
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DaS Nofport .

IN ben er staaten unb ganaba betrds 20 ets PEI asr
unb mus ron benz Gmpfdneer BET ener sopTfes oierfef
i6brtidb oprausbeaablt pe.Sen.
Man taun ~ ieeer 3eit auf ben "s0aHhere7' droa'
ntren.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MAY 20, ls7o.-TRPLE SHEET

sentiment which WIN not fail to visit with It's con
demnauon any attempt OF the uie OF improper
means ~ influence the votes OF legislative TO oiy
The report ~ signel by Senators rrunbuli, Ed
minds. Conkng, Carpenter and Thurman.
Senators Stewart ana Rice, In the views presented
by them, say that it Is disclosed by The testimony
that many things undoubtedly occurred not credit
able to the parties concerned. The Investigation
has been mainly directed to the conduct OF those
opposed to the adoption OF the Bingham amend
ment IL was imposslD e. In the limited time allowed
to give the subject such consideration deserved
or TO inquire in regard to the conduct OF the parties
in favor OF the amendment, except as the conduct
Of Chapman was incidentally inquired into. The
report Of the majority, so far az Avery
and Porter are concerned Is fully sus
tanned by the evidence. There Is no evidence
to connect any Senator or Governor Bullock
with the conduct or purposes OF any OF these men.
They cannot concur In the report Of the majority,
wherein they attach blame to Governor Bullock for
money paid to the Chronicle, as there not In the
matter published anything that there would be any
object In concealng from publication. There Is no
evidence that Governor Bullock had any connection
with the editorials He SIMPLY paid the bills. asking
no questions. The dissenting Senators agree that
the prices were extravagan and the charges for the
reading matter were hardly justi1ablc In paper
occupying the position OF the Chr0ncte. In conclu
sion, they say Governor Bullock acted honorably
and fairly throughout the whole controversy In
other respects they concur IN the report
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, May 10. 1870.

CANNON FOR SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
Mr.. HILL trep lof N. j., introduced bill donating
four condemned cannon and fifty cannon balls to
the Morris county IN. J) Soldiers Monument Asso-
citation, Passed. %
MEXICAN TREATY OBLIGATIONS.
Mr. CoNNoR, tdem.) OF Texas, offered resolution
instructing the Committee on Foreign Affairs to in
qure and report what action is necessary to compel
Mexico to fulfil her treaty obligations with the United
states; aud also presented the resolutions Of The
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
Personal.

FGfBO0U1s
Senator stockton ana Mrs. Stockton, Of New
Jersey, celebrated their silver wedding tonight.
Although the Senate had ordered an evening session
that order was resclnded 30 as TO afford all the
Senators invited and so desiring opportunity to
attend. The Joyous occasion was well patronized by
oirc!als OF all political creeds, and the greatest
pleasure reigned. number Of very elegant and
costly presents were received from friends.
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bill proposing kind Of reciprocity treaty with
Prince Edward Island.
Increase Of Revenuo In the South.
supervisor Perry, or the district Of North ana
South Carolina, reports an Increase IN the annual
assessment list over thai OF 1850 Of "a s2-l00 per
cent, with one district to hear from.
Weekly Customs Receipts.
The following were the customs receipts for the
The New York herald., 1870-05-20

The f0H0Wrhg were the cuBt0ns receipts Tor The
week ending May H.
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CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE
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not be annexed,
General debate however, was closed, and no such
opportunity was afforded to Mr.. Logan.
Ine committee proceeded to consider the bill by
sections for amendment.
Mr.. BROOKS, (demj OF n. Y. moved TO strike ont
Guatemala and insert Rome as place for minister
resident, and advocated the motion In bcualf as he
half OF art and artists, ana in behalf OF American
travellers who wished to have their country repre-
Tae amendment was rejected-45 to IT,
Mr. BANKS moved to insert Rome without striking
out any other place. The omission OF Rome would
intentional. He did not wish that. Besides ro liar,
one OF the great religious commissions of the world
was approaching and the United States shoilG at
least have representative there 10 furnish accurate
reports OF those great events transpiring there
mi; Mr; cox, dem! Of n u, sustained the amend.
In the Eng isb Parliament recently whether IL wonld
MOI pe better IN this age or felcgraphs and railroads
70 wipe out ne whole diplomatic system and the
II would be wiser 10 delegate matters CONNECTED with
diplomacy 70 special embassies appointed from time
TO time by the several governments, and thus save
the expense, trouble and compile alton. He spoke
OF Rome as the DIR hpiacc OF Christianity
Mr. HoAH, lrepl OF Mass, suggested Nazareth.
MIR. Cox said he was speaking OF ancient Chris
tianiy, not Of the modern Professionalism or modern
transcendentalism or modern free oveism of Msssa-
isters to Greece and Turkey it certainly might
vote minister TO hold nag ae Rome over American
artists and travellers who sought that ancient seat
Mr. DAWES, Tep.) of Mass, said he wasjopposed 70
the amendment, because none OF the purposes for
which ministers were sent abroad seemed to require
IL. Ministers TO Turkey aud other nations were &C.
credited to commercial nations with whom there
was commercial Intercourse. With Rome there was
power, having nothing to do with the Commercial
world. The chief ground upon which his colIeague
(Mr. Banksl urged his amendment was that Rome
was spiritual power. Bat the only method of
preserving peace and harmony With such q power
was 10 abstain from all political connection with IL
inc state Department had not, and no branch OF
tne government had suggested the idea OF renewing
diplomatic relations with Rome. That mission hai
Deen aDoilshcG some years ago because II had bacn
found entirely useless and wholly on one stIa
without reclprocatioa or 9blty TO reciprocaie
On the other SIDE, lie did not see the
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-02

!. y - ~ E
% sweet, sosNest tne tones IN heir bIeHlnk
2 70 sweet thQ fenodils 70 fair % 80;
50 hliiae .nd say nc hummiHy bird going
IRON noNer 70 noweS, A-huntlne VIII ne
Z ,.'
sosweqt. 9QsFeet the cailingof the fhFushes,
!, 1he calling, cooines Npoing, eseryuhsre5
70 sweet. ne Fnser's sons through reeds ana
Tnsnes,
me pioyeFs piping NOTE now here, now
3.
. sweet, 90 sWeet ifom on the heids Of clover,
~ we.t Wlna blowing. blowing up the hiii'
pV sWeeS 80 sWcet tne news OF some ones
:. leser.
hiees1eotste tePa fin ging nearer, nearer stiii.
sonear, 50 near, now listen. listen. thrushes ;
Now pioyer. blaetblrd. ee,se. and let me
neari
Anu water, hosn your song tnrougn reeds and
Iusnes'
1has may know whose lover cometh near.
So loud. 80 ioud the thrushes kent theiy call.
ing,
Piovar or 1,iarkdira nevar haedf,s = ma.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

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rr.sSf 'lss3 etettt, fe..1r, = s 8 4. s''ss (
grs:.s s55''.s ( '.,Il s.IA,ass q " Y /. 4 4
PP Pr.rsk mestInf. WedneadAy eyenias. q -
All sro ccrdisiiy invited. Seats NEE
!. q. e.,.... rgy.nsSIicki IsutneraA Ghsrchl
.cyrer AZ Muiheffy and Canal stlp1le Icy %
a. w Teshiing. Pastor Ciesidence On ~ ~
lumS sna d. +. X. ic1EaIs sssyy Es..As.' IS
dsy evening sunday School ats ecioek n -
Messsalss ESi,sspsl .Cngreh, glgA ssFessl
n ~ y. az, IL and Walnut heT, - y:
S,xhr. PSIIor Preaching every snopa,an = y
i1s A. q ad N sahpasa ssnoSs SstnrdsS nj y
cys,inss sfTx. General Glass, 1T Monday
sysnins : each month. Missionary Concers is.
Wedncsday eVening each month, rfsssI ~.
weetinr every WednesdaF evening: Sea.S
free-Pnbiic cordially invited 70 an 'nD se'-
vices.
81. Msrvs, High street. erery Sunday, nlgn
Macs ari sermon II 10 O'Clock q. ~. y oePp''
atS, IN. L. Decaiiiy, Pastor. f~ t
Bapti.t church. corner Columbus and MSl- sol
sSSsy Sisas ~ s,Sss 4 & Az Az I & Z. M Sunday school
at9.M NJ sasfkE / 8t4f f3f{E
German reformed Church. Rev. II: y IiiaTSsd z
Supply. Services ioX A. n. and X =. ~
SABBATH Gchool "A. n.
st. Joau,s ahurct. ReY. Josa Scott Pastor,
corner of Droad and wheeling streeu sun
day Services: Morning. at 10Y o'clock; = Eys-
ming, atTk O'Clock. SUNDAY scnoo. Z. p N
Lecfure every Wednesday evening al'M :, =
First Eng. Evan. Lutheran church, on Co
lumbus street. Pastor, g. w nalgsrh,an' na.l,nnl
residence Mithoa House: Saeoaen s. Sos 49,
preaching 10y A, NJ. and X 7. NJ. seats nee
EshLsth 9rhooi Al Nj PRAYER meeting ana
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THE FASHIONS.
Hats, Bonncts, Parasols and
Gossip. +.

Gossip. :.
"My dear do purchase something
fashionable" said q fond husband,
one morning to his other and gen.
tier half. "You never have any
thing like other women, and I'm
sure I don't know why. 1t is not
because / don't provide literally
enough for your wardrobe. Buy
one Of those steeple hats, there is
so much style about them; and
then, I see the ultra -fashionables
wear no hoops, butyou favor them
STILL"
Mrs. -- flushed little
what wife wouldn't at this whole
sale criticism in her dressp She
took the crisp grcenbacks from
the outstretched hand Of her hns-
band, and proceeded on her shop
ping expedition. In week after
ward, the gentleman was surprised
to hear that a lady wished to see
him in the outer Office. Sure
enough, there she stood, looking
out into Broadway.
"wHAT A RAILp
was his first thought, The figure
which met his gaze was very tall
at least five feet eight inches
dressed in a black silk, the skirt Of
which was scantily gorcd, falling
awkwardly around her feet; a huge
panier, with bows and rufIles innu-
merable, gave to the back a
hump really deforming. The back
of her head was covered with an i'm.
mense chignon, which entirely de.
stroyed the symmetry Of the neck,
an especial point of beauty in well
formed women. But the browning
piece of all was steeple shaped
hat, which gave to the wearcr the
appearance of a giantess on exhi-
bition.
"Did you want to sec me, mad.
amp" inquired the merchant timor-
ously of the. fashionably attircd
stranger.
"Why, don't you know me,
FrankT laughed his wife merrily'
"I just came in to see how you
liked my dress and hat and CHG
non-my general get up, dear
You see | obeyed orders to the
letter, and if you are only satisfied
I shall be richly repaid for all my
trouble"
"SatisfledT he groaned. "Fol
heavens sake lot me send for Q
carriage to take you home, imme
diately. Why, you are a perfect
fright. Na,er mind anything
say after this. Why didn't yor
tell me how like the mischief yoI
would look, rugged out in thi'
style?"
Just as if such information
would have the least effect on an,
one--say we. But this little Incl
dent illustrates one fact which wo
men who, desire to be TASTEFUL.
and in all respects becomingl,
dressed should never lose sight Of
viz: Tall women should neve
wear high hats neither shoul,
they 90 without small hoops-t
prevent their skirts falling aroun'
their feet. The constant effort, l
walking, to keep the skirts ava,
| from the ankles gives to tho fines
gait an uncertain shuttle, which ca
only be understood by watchin
the attempts of one ofthose rad
caliy dressed women 70 unsigat
sfaesipi'y' a0ux,ss .s
Frfri& Nistt A4' Ertr--si s,i9 ~ U r =
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Scrambled hair" is the latest fashion.
The new Illinois State house, at
Springfield, is to cost S3,450,O0O.
Queen Victoria gets 81 ,9260OO a year,
and the Prince Of Wales $500,000.
It Is said that ono hundred and nine
Ity-five rich persons in England hold
l,745, 900, 900 worth Of the British Con-
soils. sss.
Aman in Rhode Island has been sent
to Jail for ten days for sleeping In
church. Nothing was done 70 the
clergyman who put him to sleep.
The death of Theodore Clay, son Of
Henry Clay, who for nearly fifty years
has been an inmate Of the Lexington
Lunatic Asylum, Is announced.
II is estimated that over a hundred
young ladies are at present studying
law In this country. Probably they
will all become mothers-in-lav one OF
these days.
Let each one strive with all his might
To be- decent man,
And love his neighbor as himself
Upon the golden plan;
| And IL his neighb0r chance TO De
| A prettv female woman, iiAtE
WHY love her all the more--yop see
| That's only acting human.
Mr.. E. c. McAfee, while walking
over the farm Of his hrother-in-law, Mr..
r. @. Thompson, nine miles northwest
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and comfort TO sacrifice It
all to the wear and tear Of dress
and display, and the demoraiizing
corruption Of eclipsing their
neighbors. Who will be the first
to inaugurate q new era in summer
country costumes?
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bad about It for a long time, for he
was q good man, and I've often
thought to myself that We should
always have been happy ifhis aus
penders hadn't given wayf'