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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK Monday, Jan l7-The arrivals OF
beeyes since saturday number 1896 head making as
Tor the week. The weather extremely unlAyorab
for trade 10 live stock for the sale OF dressed
meats, and the market for beef cattle was dnll and
heavy. Good and prime steers were not plenty, ami
holders OF the best Cattle were pretty Arm some Of the
choicest selling At lac p. TO kfOD butchers but for
e9mmoh and medium such as made up the 6uis Of the
week Excepting some all lots OF Tough bulls
aud dry cows sold At " lie en-. tue range for common
and Kentucky steers, was llHSl6fc of sheep We had
sheep were In fair request at previous figures but
mon and medium were dull, and NC. lower than on
ago, closing weaS at l{3sc. N. Hogs were weaker,
and unces entirely nominal with 1871 received to-day
and l5ts4 for the week. Dressed hogs were dul and
weak at llCsllEc Tor Western, and eLor city.
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TubIitations.
Now READY.

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THE CATHOLIC WORLD
FOR FEBRUARY
CONTENTS.
!. THE FUTURE OF PRoTEsTANTlsM AND
CATHOLlC1TY. H.
IT, UNTYISG GORDIAS KNOTS.
III. IN MEMORIAN OF TILE REV. FRANCIS A.
BAKER
". CHURCH MUSIC. ".
V. HINTS ON HOUSEKEEPING
VI. A CONVERTS PRAYER.
VII. ANGELA. CHAP. VIII
VIII THE LETTER OF Mr.. q. g. FoULKEs.
TX. THE HISTORY OF TIE IRISH LAND
TENURE.
x. AT THE CHURCH DOOR.
XL TIE CHAPEL.
NIL THE nIMUTABILITY OF THE SPECIES. III.
XIII. BRITISH PBEMIERs IN RELATION 10 BRIT.
ISL CATHOLICS.
wv. CHESa
XIV. THE FIRST GoUMEsIcAL COUNCIL OF TIE
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XVI. F0RElGN LITERARY NOTES.
XVII NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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ton possible about the Council.
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
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1870 IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
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usual sEMTANNUAL INTEREST, at the rate Of SIX
PER CENT. PER ANNUM, on all sums fsom q to 5000
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DIED.

ANDEIssoN.-In Jersey CITY. on Monday, Jan. II. at
the resi1epce OF his foninlaw, Dr. Edwin Lewis Alex
ande Anderson. d. late OF this city, in the S5h year
Of his aIc.
the members OF the Historical SOCIETY, and OF the Acpd
fpnsst %i %sm trinity Church. New Yoik. or Wednss
DAY, j an, 30 At o'clock.
BAIiRENBiiRG AT Ilobogen. N, j., on SUNDAY. Ian
6 Margaret, wife OF John Henry BahIenbDrg. aged 81
The relatives and niends ara respectfully invited to
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,,sdb ~ rHE llAIR.-Muhled In wrappers that ex.
tin ''is - o ll-hi, the tithy hai! cooung prepMa
MI. airy ,'HI bdi their DAY u nerriY over. fhAlOns
gl' n 10 tIui smtiling sweetiv add producIn. N
"Agls'y Dlack.-.ido. ''N
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attu Musir.
4 SIX FOR mIrogGook's mAIF.DIME

he cheap 'yv,em Of Music in the United state. and
Canada originated IN the fail OF 1904 BY BRNJA.
MIN W. HITCHCOCK, Of the c " OF New FORK, and by
great expense the Hall Dime and Zen Cent or Dime
Series bate been introduced Into nearly every house.
hold. Both theeo Titles are claimed and owned under
Copyrights add as Trade Marks Dealers a. we'll As
publishers OF mnsic the neore readily diserlnnnto
tho deserving enterprise, which has hang
rated valuable and cheap Invention, and the lack OF
moral honesty, WEIGH has nduced unscTunulous mita.
tors to endeayor pEo1t b. tho adv tng aud Abor
@ ha m NJ serfc -
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Sabmus SanRs.
WITH TnE COMMENCEMENT

TIE DECADE,
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and resolve to add TO II from time TO time as much
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Small sums thus placed will rapidly accumulate, and
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dcspondcucy.
AS means or Investment deposits in Savings Bans
are incomparnbly the most reliable, because their
charters prohibit Investments OF their unds except
bond and mortgage, and bonds Of the Government,
State, and cyi aud their operations at all times
subject to tie scrutiny Of the Superintendent Of tho
Banking Department 10 fluctuations attend the
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TO the control OF the dopotitor.
. THE MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK
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A. T.. PRTTCHATD, v,oo r,ro,,ao,,.
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Steamship Wc-er Bremen, mdse and pass.
smp samuel lin-seii, Foo Chow, teas,
Also, t4e usuai river ana cOastwSe vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
SOUTHANPTOs, Jan. l7--1entonla, Havana.
OuFf NsTOwE, Jan. i7-IaTlia. New ioTk.
GLAsGOW. Jnn Il.-lowa. New NOrk.
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Busmtss Noin,s.

wheeler Il Wilson'S sewing Machine,
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sl4lInenis without extra charge. Mlehpes t9 let;
j r. ELLA
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INTELLIG ENOE.

MINIATURE AIN ASAc-THIs nAy.
u SUI sets.... 0l Mo "a rises. 20
HloH WATEk-rIis DAY
andy uooE, IL Gov. Island. VI Heb GAIa 10 -
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lust PUBLISHED.
CHRIST AND HE CHURCH.
LECTURES DELIVERED IN ST. AIMS CHURCH
EIGHTH ST.. NEW YoRR. DURING THE SEASON OF
ADVENT. 1850.
By THE REV Tuos. 8. PRESTON.
One VOL. Emo, tl.J0
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BOOK.
THE LIFE, PASSION. DEATH. AID RES DIRECTION
OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST,
BEING AN ABRIDGED HARMONY OF THE FOUR
GosPELs, IN THE WORDS OF THE SACRED TEXT.
EDITED ny TIE REV. HENRY FoRmBY.
With over 70 entirely new Engraylngs " cod, from
original Designs.
One Vol, iyuio, 81.
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
LAWRENCE KEHoE. General Agent.
126 Nassau st.. New York
VuiE MOST EXCITING STORY OF TIE
day. emitted
THE DAsHiSG WIDOW,
will be ont next week IN the
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BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK. Publisher,
~ BeekmAn st.. New York.
pOOsBY'- new and complete ca alogue OF the
II largest collection Of cheap music published in the
world Free 10 any address. "a Broadway, New YORK.
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t,s.u'y der0sried on Or before the 10Th inst wil
M, nmNFNt IRON Jan. !, in the Mutual Bencht say
Ies in1r'" u lhe snA Building, opposite Liy Han
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| C,HAND,,.,., ,,,
" A ysFEGAt E EsgNNEE SE EEEsFFIEyyAAEt
IN THE ciJff on new YORK.
NEW vU 1pder A i9e s " rs q the
EEw YY99Rikk A2MGUUssEEMaEESf GG99MMPPAASY..
BOsIoe st,a snSf'' %a'e oo atf pesa
chartered by the Logsature Of the state OF New ORR
SH&SBB sHHsfSS%$E HRRSSSifSSsE EEEssEFEyAAEt,
EETTlF92 E EGPsE AZ AZ s aEs
The President Of the United states,
Their Exeelencies the member oi the Cabinet.
Their Excellencles the Governors oftho states ana
IIhe Honorable Senators tho United States.
Inc honorable members OF the House OF Representa-
tn The H9nolable members Of the Senate and Lcsisa.
Ihe chie civic ana military dignitares OF the ooun
Inc Ambassadors md ENJOYS of the foreign govern
ments.
4 sSIIssAANNT TEG S cSSftiFsFgNN
will be contracted capable Of accommointing
E EEIsHH4EF 4fHa S9sASSB F FEBEsSSs:
ps R,eM pfpp p nsyag been July solved by the
:, f I ,i ISfi! h ,S sExSpEua OF HARMONY
isSSS ESSssiiS$E z xHiisFs::
fIIP CHEZ oESIgRS @ CHORAL SOCIETIES
AN ORCHESTRA S sRE,,tt LARGEST EVER AS
AND THE PRINCIPAL MILITARY BANDS EXTANT.
Importance will be given to tho occasion by the
ffhsf sTTzAEs 81 THE THE I tyTEo w w9[B.
An especial ana, 10 Deneycd praseWorthy feature
OF TINS great occasion will be the awarding prizes for
FoUK GRAND pRIzEs,
FOUR GRAND PRIZES,
OPEN TO THE WORLD,
VIII ne onered for four numbers, which may be desg
THE FOUR SEASONS,
which shall each Constitute feature In each days pro-
TO THE onAT6siiop ASS hd ssShA soc,Kr1rs
10 THE BOY CHOIltS.
TO TIE GREAT ORCHESTRA,
TO THE MILITARY BANDS,
TO DRUM GoBnS, CHIMES QE BELLS.
AND ELECTRIC ARTILLERY,
and TO such other harmonic effects and intonnons as
the composer may prescribe.
GRAND PRIZES
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Zach haenneIchot or military Band viii be per.
mtted TO select their own compositions In whici TO
0he crize Tor Original rriuuphai March for Military
one prize Tor Original Military March for Band of
One prize for Military ouickstep for Band Of third
Tho details OF the programme will be determined ut
CHiEf MAST sos OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
The cordial assistance and the pub.
lie spirited men Of this metropolis are earnestly desired,
9pon the assurance that this great occasion shall fuy
do credit TO New York and entirely transcend
ALL SIMILAR MUSICAL FESTIVALS
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pSi SEVENTH ST. CORNER Av. c.
New York, Dec. 81, l69.-DIvidond-A semLannual
dividend at the rate OF per per aunum, Gree from
Gorernment taxi all from q to 5000 Will oo
paid on aud after Jan. ". $50.
Deposits nom 81 to $4,000 received
All deposita made on OF before Jan. 90 will draw In
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Bank open daily, from 10 A. NJ. tosP.M.
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from 10 A NJ. toSP.M.
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V'Ys HANK FOR SAVINGS, "a Blocker St..
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The Trustees have this day declared dividend or in.
teres under the provisions Of the bylaws the last
months. ending the Slst OF December, followsi
Al the rate of Five per cent. per annum all
OF Five under Five Hundred Dollars and OF -Four
per cent. on all amounting 10 Five Hundred Dol.
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Aso. an Extra Dividend being in addition and pre-.
cisely equal In amount to the said half-veprly In
terest dividend, and the same princlple
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tor as principal the ist Inst. where 1t stands exact
~ as deposit
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and altar the third Monday being the 18th OF this
month ROBERT LENOX Kennedy.
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qtrsolll Hctit.s.
7~7-7~~---z~e~~~~-
nsLiA HARRISON, from Petersburg, Va.
~ supposed 20 be IN Rroo Slyn. VII seud har address
TO her father, box iSd. Nesbursh, n, Y
INEQRMATION WANTED OF Michael, John.
BRIDGET, Catherine, al EllzA McInire hy their
ter Margaret Address MIS-. NARGAREr WHIl B.
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please call at the office OF the European Express Co.,
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MErMOro,ITNNr rOtlcE UirrlkIr {

VI IT1cIncI y n, \ NIIt- ". n nv NOTItI
CUr0Ie- conv 'u' coupany'o n. i.cul u. Como,
ltCnuttu. ~ pei AHuN'ri} OF Nt.Ir. luct
eye ins.Jan.l loppr9' nuoWte nor! through
CpAcIp. vii DID,. IlfI 80 toward ad avenue. &c
euieu Va, poe. .tiie The coach At the door aAG AZ,
Wattor gut ps. ,ralaT coach. Fare Ia at cases "
be- n ilr tir' person without regard TO disial,,
u ~, ,1iy. olrI VII Dc allowed In Inc but suC
as GlC passed i3 lspccll0n. JAS. GREER
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SpttmI Notitts.

BALLOUs NEW YOKE, SHIRT MADE
made" 30 Broadway.
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\ Y y II
WYNN Et land" Lecture Pres ldcntis Cour-r 81 ns
"Tunmany,' next SUNDAY. tSf. Paul's Corinthians vIl
=; Better airy than go ileil.C Appointment
ONEIDA, Jan II Watert'wn, isthi Oswe-o. lHhi Co
Ioik old Fosies' l.l6e," 2M; Owego, etm Penn
lHu, Sth GrUesco 2ith; william snort, ,1h; jaime.
town, 18th "italO, Grand FcnIan Decentralization, ~
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ELgk AND MNnnIGAL.

FIRST CONCERT-sECoND SEASON.
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at Ktrny's. 61 broadway, aud at the door on the o.,
ming Of the Co cert
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TuH SALE or rms -nAWE, N rnl
ITnIWD CALED0NIAN LECTunE OF

l. THE sEtSON.-Do not iorsct that t0-nIght. Tut-
day, January i. Quentin McAdam. Esq. wIl lrliy,
his celebrated lecture upon Scottish poets with copiou
readings from their works, before Tie y. l. CaetOnit
Club, ut thcr Han. lis sullivan u.
The readings VAL be int-rsPurscd with Staging b.
some Of the most eminent scottish YuCail,ts OF NUN
York Ine ladies are especially invited. The enter
ttttAiunclt Commence al uC.OCk, Admission
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made" % Broadway. ''' = '" ~ ''-' "1DN
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90 IS, 20. 81, Is, O., 81. 90, 20. "a q. 81.
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.lSlU- IN. AK cIr - sayises RAxK,l
ct s semiaannsl Interest al the rate q SIX PER
CENt. per annum on all sums OF ave dollars and up
ward, which have been on deposit for three OF six
months previous 70 Jan. l. viii be credited and paid on
and after FRIDAY. Jan. II.
All interest NOS called fer viii remain as principal
and draw interest accordingly. and Will be entered on
the depos books any Time when presented aer
the 2iSt OF January.
The bank open every lay for the reception and pay
ment Of money, from 10 A VI. 70 y. NJ, ana on the
evenings Of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, rom TO
Deposts made o, before Jan. 20 will draw interest
IRON the LIST % January.
Bank books IN herman. French, and English.
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WILiIAMsBURGm SAVINGS HAMS,
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BROOKLYN, +, D.,

nate WilhamsburglD I. l.
DIVIDEND AND THIRD EXTRA DIVIDEND
MADE ~ TINS BANK.
Depottors are HEREBY notified that semtannuai 10.
tercst az The rae Of SIX FER CENT per annum all
SUM OF Three Dollars ana upward that shall have been
deposited three months the let day OF January next.
Mul be paid u peposit0rs On aud after konday Jan.
An EXTRA INTEREST will also be paid at the same
time at the rate of Two Per Cent per annuIn, making
Seven Per Cent Per for the year 1862 and at tho
months,
ALL FREE From GOVERNMENT TAX.
Interest not called for viii passed the credit OF
Deposltors Prncp PAL and draw interest from Jan
Deposits made on or before tie 10Th day OF January
Will draw interest rom the ist
The Rank open for business daily SUNDAYS and hoi.
days eNceptc ~ iom 10 O'Clock a VI. ult O'Clock r
NJ. and also on MonIay ana Satu day afternoons from
Alto O'Clock.
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WILLIAM WALL, -, ,,-..,,,.
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W AbbhCN'~. -. $500
Doors open at y +. 81. To commence =. 4. ".
THIS Cruc.day} ESENiNG WILL III PRESENTED
WITH NkN MUSIC. SCENERY, APPOiN TMENrs
UNlkQRAia, AMI COSTUMES, Mr.. 4. v. hoDEl.I
SONS FINE MILITARY DRAMA,
OURS.
A SPLENDID REGlMENTAL BAND.
In addition TO the orchestra of the Theatre. Ia
been engaged In order 70 gYe increased elect and bean
ty 70 the general ptctugt~.
Characters by Mr.. Lester Wallack, Mr. John Gilbert
Mr.. c. Fisher. Mt. r. inEgolu, Mr. J. G.. Williamson
SIR. j. W Leonard Mr.. Pech, hf. Cnrran, Miss LOuit
Moore Mics Lille Ueruun, Nils r. Mcsiaycr. aad Mis-
Day
Wednesday Thursday, Friday
Ours. Ours. Oars
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In the Eistern District fortune seems to favor the
hsuf-tnts In syerJ way. NallnAseIa Is disgusted,
ALu t"Jr he las Oniy loo 10 the whole depart.
Asu ~ lUT service. Be0cgasl Is stIil shut in TunIs
anu Every convey seat to has roliei has been can.
.lItd bi ia" robvls and On tire 18th ut Donate do
Maril"l inflicted another severe blow on the
'!""HGs, Gen. CaIaaTd, IN comIugud Vi them, beng
~ h'ai captured that lie lost his nat, ms cothes
A." .- -'u.Ite horst. MlrmOl suf prIs ed the Span,
"a cana. aad tue dlsOraer was complete, Inc
az Nmniards ran neulT into Santiago, throw.
1R 'NsS arms, knaPsacks, everything
va Ht r'IHe lay, Tie 2stn u body Of Caialonl ian
'"Nt'c'.' % lYtG IA santiago, and on tie follow.
az "s .NeH.y acre On the SICK oil IN the hos pitl
't''d MIdy more Of them have been shut up In
a. '"' 10 .t'ieS ana DuIgldrIcs committed IN
A 'e'sc s.I .ladnt Of arms lor the insurgents
-4' bee. cAc, cd at Nipe.
"" Ul' dt, succeeding Donate del Marmol's vie.
.vll o'.I ,auarl, hc Issued " the Catalan volun.
NJ. IiAltd, An address, dated az his camp 81
"-9 30 "liita, ga Wilch lac argues NTH them tllnt
t'' '"H cause and the one tor Ahlcn they raj Ell
"." 't.. 10 BirgciOnl some two months ago are
't "'" .'' .-Iuy wa Ia RlpubhCl! lie urges them
Y"t "'.". 10 ia TIE clue----the hour hns not yet
f'"l' H.. 3, a..OT tAelnselyes " be led to tn
40. .'I' aD4ulo the ranks Of dcsuOtI.In
'"'t .y tae army OF brOt.ers WLo huII the
can. '." ~ illh, aud hgAt fJg Ihe same holy
on ID 'h VI republcdnism. II, promises
H. ' .h3tJI, ald tae rank and &c Iha. they
~ '''.'"" y i-c,.yg LItm pay.
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dwell the skeletons of the men and women
and children who, in the course OF many
generations, have perished in the fatal
pass. So intense is the cold, that the un-
embalmed bodies resist for long years the
hand of decay. Uncofined, and dressed
in the clothes which they wore when found
dead among the snow, they stand perched
against the wall, and while the visitor
looks through the iron grating of their
tomb, they peer grimly forth, as if solicit
ing recognition and an undesecrated place
of rest. An old man leans against the
wall, his head bare, his staff in his hand,
and his attitude stifened forever by the
death that smote him years ago. Awoman
clutches in her arms the babe that per
ished with her in the snow. From the
other grim figures the clothes have rotted
away by fragments, leaving bleached pro-
truding bones. The floor of the dungeon
like tomb is strewn with memorials of the
dead and going from the blazing fire OF
the monastery to the "morgue," the trav-
eler can pass in single instant from the
hum Of mirthful conversation or the joy
Gus sounds of music to what might seem
a place of the living dead. Europe con-
tains no more weird or gloomy sight than
that prison house of clothed skeletons,
perched in the Alpine wilderness, and
seen through the misty and wintry gloom.
London Telegraph.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-04
a Declining Employe.

AN old and famous publishing house
here has the reputation of never parting
with any of his employees until the under
taker demands their dismissal. Many OF
them, now in advanced life, have been
with the firm since their early manhood.
When person becomes disqualified by
years, waning capacity, or constitutional
incompetency, instead of dispensing with
his services-an euphemism for allowing
him to starve-it removes him to another
position where less is required, or where
his inability is less conspicuous.
A story is told of this house that, about
quarter of a century ago, it engaged a
young man of acknowledged talent and
culture as book-reader.
He filled the position for some time
with satisfaction to the firm and credit to
himself. But, being of social, even con-
vivial turn, he gradually formed habits
that interfered with the discharge of his
duties. Discovering this, the firm gave
him another place, and proving of little
value there, it again gave him another.
He went through various grades, each
one lower than he had previously Occu-
pied. At last, so far as brain work was
concerned, he became altogether useless
The house was in quandary. 1t knew
not how to employ him, and would not
discharge him. Finally it gave him an
opportunity to exercise himself in manual
labor. Even in such capacity he was shift
ed fromtimeto time, ,and the quondam book
reader now presides over the destinies of
coal-celler, with a rubicund nose and
scholarly dignity that prove he has seen
better days and followed nobler pursuits.
" Y. Cor. Cincinnati Times.