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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
(Sh hIui frlot)
Sic 9cEtibca in Jranfrci9.

Inter Selsr usosriariis lbrssbt Die aoln. 3eituns
pom 8. SUM:
lit Der uateGgQug bes Deut,henbailes
SaS NusbriDe Der aien Jstnoleltgfeit gegen uns
ere 2ruppsn in ben bsfebteH 2anoestbeien perein=
self nOh ululer DOrtomlnen, lhmdsrt Die Hdptigfeit
bieies SaBe5 nitbt, oenn jeoe Gesel bat ibre Nus=
nobale. Sbatlabe 1T, bab IN Der iiberpiesenoen
We5r5abl Der Sale Suiiten ben 6enoen BON ebs=
Dem MOT blob Elm e'oI!des, ionoern iOgar Elm ber3
Tides yerbdltniB engeireten lit. ON entGieoeniten
mob! tn Gouen, IN Der alien Normanbis - unb oaB
oem Die parller Commune burn spei Sinse ben
md1ti9iien Horlaub geeiltet bat eriiens 0urh Die
ltreage EOl5e, Die Iie e!ber belm SGuBe Der Oeut
lden enfaItet, 0urt9 Die genienbafte Hudiitt, bic
lie segen Die 5rieoens. 4Srdlimnarten uno Die &C.
blele Der par1lsr Jors I'M Often uno ytorosn beob=
antst, unD ilDcltens bur6 eth Berfabren geaen Die
slgensn San65eute, oos Die AuDelenbeit Der Bar
barren" geraos3u als Die ensise Bursd1aft Der ei8e,
nen Si1erbett aegen pobeaufrubr Iuo wiloe Inar=
| Gie erlhelnen !les.
a8er pdtle fir m69lidb sebalten, BOB eieielbs
Go:tsmaIle. Die nad] oell Observation-Disclosures eoen IN
leln 9aus 3uriflebrenOeu Seutihen nit Wioro Ino
Looldil0D bebrDDle, Die bem Gln5u9e zines Sbeiiss
uElerer 2ruppen tlnen unperiObnlid]en Sab geGen
oues, mas oeutd mar, an Den Rag leate, ,eit ben,
1S War5 hdj Semag09en uulerpetteu tDeroe. Denen
| tene &ude. TEN WeleS. te.u Gedjt irseEo losluer
| Art, 'Dn0crn nur not1 - Der Oeutlde BELLY mar
Ein treIIcnocres Sli0 bieIes Ini1uinpes ais jener
Si"Hl'' ~" "' ~ o's SIe's otlls" uoA4e' insts
| man t0n tlr stneU iyransolen bielt, unb oen man
lrsl leB. ds ct IN elner eriensanglt rief $50 bin
tetn 5tanjOis mear, ld bin etn nn!etban oss &ai.
| lsrs 2StibeIm'
go IN DER Sauptitabt, niht anoers in ber Yrc
| olnj Dort bat Gle Nn9lt DOR Den Deutiden aui
Den 6o,is, bier Ole Ansu Duc Den Hotben in Yasis
oen Oeutldaen9ab 9eoaaoi8t. Won plslsn ,Seussn
lei nur Glner, aber Der iprudidSi8its dneerufeu
So5n GemOtne, IN Der Snoepenounce Beige, oemlels
ben Ssatie, oas 1e Se3Hn oes &rleges 10 un1rsuno-
lip 8e8en DeutdjIano auftrat.
| ) GsmOine bate lid, 1866 ourb feline NriiteI in
ben GepaIs ais etEsn toGlt unicrrIhleten uno, pas
ue4r laGea mill. unbsfansensn Beurlbs,er Der oeut=
idsn D,n9e beroor8sipan. GIN eln3ser artlfel tanr
oas be5euSen: als Der &ailer Uruns Solspb an
Gage ndA Sbnlg9rl5 VeneiIen en- Den Haier 9ta:
poloa ahastrs!sn bate, ltrie5 Gemnlne, nod eb,
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
columbus, g., 1onnerita8. 6

rSas bslpsist Sir, xants, haB i4 niat sitcl
bin."
vSun,n,es 3eua!"
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
9isrtsr 9luf,us, strcite Scsnc.

Stbeao uRo @me treten au
User 1T emilis, sSslbcf?" frasts 9etr Snip
frrv.
,,Gmilie," antmrrsts id, ,iit Gle 9fidte -"
uais Vrau," rsrtsllerts Ssrr &nipitrO9.
uSa wObl, telo bic Urau" - iaste id.
,,9tsin, ltcn jcst bic Urau oss Seutsnants Sa
Sc. 9Sis 1T ner Sbaraftsr Dislss Sisusnan,s 2"
uSntn, stnnsbmenp, lietsnsmiircis," rsregts
ih.
uSie niisn istr unaufmerfiam sereicn iein
sSeubri," cntsssnste 6srr iinipitrob, ,,osr Sba'
raftsr bsiistsu 1T furdaus rertsdt, lii5, s5r.it'
,lA."
,,SScnn man gum lssen 0tal -" iastc id uns
nIltiirlih.
uSa, ssraos tsim lsstsn Mal," Fsl Serr Snip,
ftrrp ein, ,,trat otss auT 70 9ppentsitc all Den
Sag, nc scrOricc nit Cen 2ucttsn atsspt: ,,Gs
pst,nlasbt mir 1ram, Dap ih MID in ibm setaulht" )"
gtsr man taultbt lisb manbmal I'M Msnlbsn."
SIP iab!ts Den Stisb. ,,llm tiinf ubr" ba9ts
i'd.
usllic ianssu Sic an, sssu9ri"
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

gt1enbabns Unfair. -S ct 2ouis, W1o %,
Sunt Gin Ntbettssua Der Ntlartic uno 4acfc.
Sahn nit l5 gilenbabn= Nrbetern Der 9pGb iubr
geltern fTab bet UloisQe, eipa 60 Weilen BON bier,
enen Sanopa9en nber, aertetb Daburdb aus Dem ss
lelle uno b 5rahtDa9en nit idmmiid}en ouf ban,
3uae betlno,d,en Yerionen itlir3ten snen 20 Sfub
bOben Nbbang binunier. Sur einem ein;ioen lVoTe
ne seian9 es. lid ourd Ibipringea su reien epp
Sounoe1s lam unier slne Sar 3u iesen uno es tpurz
osn i1m ale &Hoden I'm Gelbe selhmettert tsr
tsar a.sida tD0t. gBm Wiuer fel nit Gem Rrnf ouf
e'ien pBsn Setn uno lag NIT ssridjmefitrlem s3G1o
Del ba!o unter elnsr duf bn getaIeien Gar bearuDeu
cut benl leinlsen Soceu. Dableno Dos Hlui bp ies
Gem aiGem3lge aus lesner eni,egltGleu @unoe bers
pDIiprlBte. gr idib 9!eiGb naGsoen mon i'm inter
Der gar htroor5os 9Ou mebtere OR AsrmIsn linb
too1lt9 DerIsyt, Ms elue babe Stunoe lpater Der
grptsbjug bonn gbeiten her uorbe,fam, purocn be
Ns!nuuoeen auf9tbobeu uno mil nud3 isranii,n ue.
n0mmen, mo Dts mellten Der Deruraudien Nrbe,ler
,sulrtsen tdben. uno Anen dr5tll9er Selitapo All
Aleu- wurDe. 90
ser pe,uEellfte M,beits3us fubr ,IS,pSrts unb
nttB auf ote pahO Gar, ais er uuu e,nc 9urpe bna,
Sie Snldllen DER 3ano Gar 1prargeh nptb An reel@r
Selt peraus uhb fether terlelbsn uu, Dc pcritst
Sie An9ellelien 6er 8ubn pe,lus,sertsu ifpe Gus.
tunlt uoer Den unfuu uno osr,eloe fam nur Duro
oe ausla8en Oct SS~hasisre oes = erot,b,uuts ~;
EennthiB. '"'
YIN anosrer ellenbabnunfau, tpphei Der WoSdiniif
aEo Se13er esnss 3uBes um's Gebsu iamsn etcllaete
nN on osE'lsIben sese aui Der uiaina geniraiba5a
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

Scr Sag cntfaat seinsm aus Dem @eoihni6
an Gem sr gum lssten Otale CUR Shuls g. ssanssn
Gs 1T Elm eisentbiimlihsr Sag, BET cine stssn
sSiusruns tsligt. er srihsint icnns, psnn sa
nca 10 bsIti5 al ieln resnst; atsr pas Scnesr:
barits ali ibm 1T, Gap csis scnns an Dem Sag
lsltit nett in bic 3afanft rrrauslsubtss, uno eri
lrsnn man Die Ssrnsn cisisr 3ufunit srrsibt bat
rifmarta sspanrt Die SsrSanssnbsit persplpsl.
50 mar Gin tsibsr Mainabmittas, al bsm ID
gum lestsn DIAL aur Sipule sins. ,Scrr &nplrot
itanS ibcn auf Gem aatbscer, ais ib in bic 9la6
trat.
rsie tommsn ipat, @euboi;" i1ats er.
SD mar 10 ssSanftnrerluirrt, bas ih auf DC,
3unss bate, 81 antmprtsn: uGntihulOissn Sic
Serr Sirsetcr, es lit ia 10 gum lsgsn Mal."
Sod ih bsiab nrsb 10 risl Seiinnuns, es mid
su utbum, mid ltumm auf meinen Ylas Su lsssn uni
msin Bud aufsulhlassn. sSir battsu enslilasn
unttrr'bt - Qtrr SnpArct fcnate aud Cen er
tbsilsn - uno laisn StbsIlo.
"assabrf fabrsn Sts fort, no mir in Der lssts'
Stuncs tsbsn 8ctlisren no."
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

uStbsllc.
uGllo S9r SALT nidt5 ssIsbsn? 2"
"ssas ioats lis sslsbsu batsn?" frasts Ser
&n.pltrcb.
sd iammslts sswaltlam msins GsSanfsn. ,, Sal
Der Sieutsnant eailto unp Gmils nit sinaaesr &C.
iprrhsn."
nNihl Smile, icnssrn Sssesmpua. a8sitsr.'
,,Gmilie.
uOo4 Su latit 9aliic unp lie tsiian,msn."
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06
@erurtbeilung Der 3iiri9er SumuItuanten ge=
gen oas oeuti1e Jeit.

gu Wnfana oieies Monats fano in 3irid5 por ben,
eiosenoiiii9sn Sdmurseri6te bas Yro5ebperfabren
tDegen Der 8orfdQe pom bis H. Wdrs ltatt Sen
@sri9tsbof bloeten bic 8unoesridtsr sermann
nen paren aus Deridieeenen Rantonen. nit ausnubz
me 3ilrid's Sieben 0ertbeioiser. meiit BON amts,
pe9en, ftanoen ben AZ Qngeflagten sur Selie Bun.
Desantualt mar Beber BON 2en3burs.
De Nnsetluaten prdientirten ii9 nad ibrem du.
Beren Musieben iebr peridieoen, bic einen als Ous
prisrs. Die ancersn als Bourgeois. Ds iunssn ael-
Yrof. Bislicenus. 8rdoent bss bsutiden sSeitcomi.
te's, lhloB leine Muslage nit ben Worten: xgBir
baben 0en ginorud befommen. 6aB bic uns suaelaes
te Siilfe, obidon mir uns aan5 ben erhaltsnen Mn=
petlunsen sefast ubaten, nidbt in benz WaBe sslei"
ne eiesntbimlide RathloFaf I'D, Oersr bemdttia.
te, Die bier bdtten etnlhreiten fonnen."
au6 4ngeIihts anoerer 3euaenausiagen foben
bic oortigen Chill unb MiIitdrbebDroen eIbIi mo-
ralih nit auf Der @nflaeebant. Sdtten tie nidt 10
total ben &opf perloren. 10 wiiroen iie nidt nit go,
men auI oas osuide Jeitlotal geou6et babsn Obe1it
3egler aIs 3suge, itelte oiss in iebr ent9iecenen
98orten auBer 3neifel Oberit SeB, ,pelder bei Der
Sonballe fomnlunoirte, fonnte Hd nit ieineu ae,
punoenen Ieuberunaeu nitht tpeiBbrennen.
Ser Yro5eb snoete NIT oer Srsrprsdunq BON nur
6 6uno nit Der Uerurtbeiluug bon 36 4naeflaaten
tbeils peseu ansriifsauf Die Deutlden in DER 5ou=
bale. tbeils tDesen NnSriffs ouf oas Gatbbaus unb
bic StrafanitaIt. Weeen Betbeisung am Som
ball Gratpale ON 8. ltdr5 tpurben brei Yerlonen su
enem Mtonat @efangniB uno 20 5r @eobube, cine
au iehs Woden unb 20 Jr.. ad3t 5u Wtonatsn uno
80 Sr, orsi su Monaten uno so fr.. apei Al 4
Utonaten uno 45 5r. uno lieben su lsbs DOcben uno
20 Gr. berurtbeilt.
AuBeroem baben Die an Dem Sonbau Srouone
9etbelsten orei 5iinfiel Der Soften Der Yorunter.
fuhuns uno Der @eribstoiten melt lestere 1000 Tr.
bstrasen 5u 5ablen, pdlreno bic anoern spel SilHf
<alo, No Nav Mn~,X ~
8ethesten fallen. Yon oielen lesteren muroe,i
enoIid Yerlonen 5u bier Wsonaten @efdnaub uno
80 ST. @eIobuBe perurbeilt, fini su tiinf Wonoteu
unh 40 s5r., cine 5u 10 Wonaten unb 100 Ir.. cine
8u Utonaen nno 40 ST. uno cine su MSonacn
ionen. 8as bic gntihdoisunas ssoroaruna beg
Sonbanpirtbes betrifft, 10 wur6e 6leieIbe an :bus
eipilgeriht getoelen, udbreno Die Sonba0e @eleu.
idaft uno bic peripunoeten Deutlden nit ibren lin.
ipruben abidldsig beidieoen puroen.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

germ &nipNrrb's sln:lis furhte ith, slsiars
cine 9aSslwclfs pcn elmer beprsn 9ersssltirn abs
Gntt iiter bic ltA piceer psrtlareneer SrnnsuSlanj
binihrinst.
49," iaste er, feline ltdrfsr nenn je teruorses
tretenen ausen nit Dem 6anpriifen iuriidpreiis"o,
,,pb, 9u Die 8raut neies junsen Nannes, msin
xSnterhen = cb, 9Seubof, Se Ger Uetlctte meis
mes ainoes Ot, Of, untarnberbi3er, mOacn sic
encm alten Ntanus isine ein3ss Sstsnsfreuoe ent,
reiben? llno rch, i'd rann Sud niAt 5iirnen, fsiz
,,ee,re8S. Das 9erj rsrlanSt isine &shte, ih msiB
Is nsin Sinh. uuD iA rsrSste Sir. Neiu, meun
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-06

ih auf Sie ttfe, bic sic iit srforen, fann ib and
Sbnen nibt 3arnen, sSsabcf; fsineswess. Sie
fcnnten niht aneers; id babe mid audi als astis
mauer pcrlcbt unb fonnte aud ni6t anber5. atsr
ipeinen mnb iA, S9rdnen Der Trsupe unb bes
Shmsrjes, esS 8ewinnss knb 0srluRss, ess slb,
ihiebs unb Der @abruns. Stein, feneswsss! Sd
mia LADEN unp nit Dem Sihtsr iinsen:
.0as Saus benebe' id unb preif ia laut
Sas empiangen bat cine sliiddDe Yraut!"
,,8cmmt an mein Ser5, meinc &inhsr! Bir
pcaen 5ur Mutter sebsn Ser 9err, osres 10 wun,
osrtar sefst 9at IN ieiner Site AUDI se'ront, hab
DEN Se9sn ees Simmsl5 dter Guer 8srlrtni6 aus
susis6en. Sommt gum @aFcr sAlsppmunb, ms;ne
&ineer !"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-19
The Spring Styles.

Black Is still the style par excellence foi
street wear; therefore grcnadine suits
over black silk will reign preeminent.
A change is manifest in the making w
of black grenadines since last season, 1t
being the fashion now to place the
rutlles upon the black silk skirt, the
polonaise lined with silk. This, of
course, is more expensive, but may be
modified by rufling on old silk quite
high, the polonaise concealing the up
per part Naturally these caprices of
fashion cannot be followed by all. Pref
ty grenadines i'll black, with narrow
satin stripes of blue, white, and purple,
promise to be very popular fifteen
yards make a suit, at % cents yard {;
finer quality rates as high as 30 cents.
These must invariably be made over
black, trimmed with bias rulings of the
same.
Lace is more fashionable than any
other trimming, being used in the great
est profusion, from the most expensive
to the simple linen and patent valen
ciennes. Fringe follows in close rivalry
also feathery ruches frayed ont bias
raveled ruches founces pointed and
scalloped; coils made of two contrasting
colors, and bias bands edged with satin
and gros grain piping.
Parasols are most charming in rose
colored, lavender, an pale green silks,
covered with fine white Swiss bows and
long ends of ribbon suspended from the
tops. Again in Swiss, with ruffies of
dainty colored silks and floating ribbons
These ale especially adapted for the
delicate white costumes over silk, with
which they must correspond closely.
Linen parasols, simply trimmed, are
common and pretty,
At some of the recent openings. in
New York, elegant costumes ranged as
high as $3.50 and $500. Less expensive
sold from $50 to $500, and still less for
from S95 to $3.50. This need not cause
surprise, taking into consideration the
fact that sometimes as much as As Yards
of silk are used for a street, carriage, or
a full-dress costume. to which must be
added the expense of lace, fringe, ard
embroidery. There is no prospect of a
decline in street costume.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-19

This is now admitted By the medical profession as
fundamental principle of healing science II is wisely
provided by the human economy that whenever
is the physical system the forces of the
body brought bear e1pe the disease The great
aim, therefore, is to strengthen the natural powers
This has been kept in view by the skiul
Of Hostetters Stomach Btters which operates to give
fresh vitality to all the organs OF the body The effect
of this medicine upon the stomach the liver and the
kidneys, is prompt and decisive The patient who is
wise enough to quit drugging and try Bitters
feels as If he had taken lease Of life and he
tnues the of the article he overoyed TO find the
streams OF health coursing through his frame II pre-
pared with great and its component parts
trey vegetable 1t free from the objections often
urged against preparations Of the kind As medicinal
agent it has no equal. while its pleasing flavor and
healthfni effects have made 1t general fa,orite 1t is
free from all properties calculated impair the system
and its operations at mild soothing ard eff
cient All who have used Hostettsrs Stomach Bitters
attest its virtues and commend it.
Even those who are in the enjoyment OF perfect health
frequently have need to have pre-
ventves Of disease. We are never too well armed
against the assaults Of the Ills that flesh heir TO-
In sickness this tonic cannot be taken regular
y without giving vitality and elasticity TO the system
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-19

Mr.. William T. steiger, OF Maryland

Mr.. William T. steiger, Of Maryland
has communicated in letters to Hon,
Charles Mason and Professor A. II.
Roessler, Of Washington, the results OF
some ingenious experiments upon the
changes in the direction OF gravity and
his conclusions from them. The latter
gentleman, who is United States
geologist, referred the letters to the
Liberal Club, where they were read the
other night, but have not yet been dis
cnssed. Mr.. Steiger's general conclu-
sions are as follows
A-That there is a general vibratory
movement or elongation OF the whole
crust Of the earth, which movement is
necessarily slow, and depends upon the
aggregate action of our planetary system.
B-That in addition to this movement
there is another, due to .he direct action
OF the sun and moon, the power of the
former being derived from its immensely
superior size, and that of the latter from
its proximity to our globe.
C--That these regular elongations are
accompanied by irregular disturbances,
attributable to local causes, chiefly
changes of atmospheric pressure, and
gradual accretions and sudden dlminu-
tons Of the internal matter of the crust.
Careful observations upon bullets sus'
pended by silk fibre to poles firmly fix
ed in the ground, shaded from the wind,
and swinging freely, rs well as upon
accurately adjusted dipring-needles first
suggested to this Observers mind that
the earth is plastic body, yielding to
external forces, and changing its contour
constantly in obedience to their attrac
tons. That independently Of the tides
of the ocean there are also two or more
tides of the whole crust in each twenty
four hours, which tides are in themselves
insensible earthquakes and rise to n
height, and occur at times, depending up
on the relative position of the sun, moon,
and planets. If these points can be
demonstrated by further observations
the following important consequences of
his hypothesis are thrown out by the
author
|. 1t confirms the nebular theory and
the liquifed condition of our planet.
2. 1t will throw light upon the cause
of earthquakes or violent undulations of
the crust; these, in accordance with the
true pathological theory, being only
prolongations of the mild disturbances
which normally take place.
3. 1t will account for the so-called
"neap" tides.
4. 1t will go to explain the cause of
storms and irregular winds, and why
storms move in curved lines, rs recently
asccrtained.
5. The extraordinary risings and
fallings of the barometer are in part due
to this cause and
6. 1t may go far to account for the
conflicts and dsagreementsi in these deli
cate astronomical observations asclibed
to defective mechanical constructions
of the instruments or clumsy manipula-
ton of them.
The importance of these consequences
to the progress of general science will
doubtless cause this phyothesis, which
seems very plausible, especially as relat-
ing to earthquakes, to be carefully in
quired into by competent physicists.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-19

A HEALTHY LOCALITY. Lansing, Mich,
igan, writes Western correspondent, is
IA very healthy locality for the ague. at
comes creeping up fellows back like a
ton OF wild cats, goes crawling through
his joints like iron spikes, and is follow
ed by fever which prohibits the patient
from thinking of anything but the hide
pendent Order of Good Templars. 1t
isn't the 'every-other, day kind, but gets
up with man at daylight, and sleeps in
the small of his back all night His
teeth feel about six inches too long, his
joints wobble like loose wagon wheel,
and the shakes are so steady that one
can't hold any sort of conversation ex.
cept by putting in dashes.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-19
The HoosAc TUNNEL EXPLOSION. The

lHH uOOSAC TUNNEL ExrLoSioN'- ~
following interesting particulars OF the
recent explosion at the Hoosac tunnel
are related by Troy paper ;-RoberIs,
the blaster, was standing in front OF the
holes upon carriage, and was killed ny
the nitro-glycerine. His head was crush
ed to a jelly, and his body when taken
out was almost snow white. As far as
can be learned, no blame IL attached to
any one. The ignorance that men 5000
feet in the earth would naturally have OF
what was occurring at the surface, may
excuse the carelessness Of using electri-
cal discharging machinery during thun.
der storm. That the fuses were not
over sensitive appears from the fact that
the unconnected hole was not discharged
though the air was highly electrified.
That very strong electric current was
passing through the tunnel is certain,
for the miners at the heading, 5000 feet
into the mountain and 1850 feet from
the place of the accident, had their legs
shaken and their strength taken away
by shock like that OF powerful bat
terry, The lamps were put out for con
siderable distance on each side, and the
men awaiting for the blasts ran terror
stricken through the darkness, some to-
ward the heading, some toward the por-
tai OF the tunnel. On reaching tho air
they shouted, "Bill Dunn's gang are all
killed"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-19
A Trihnie 10 Darwin.

Thi. ia supposed TO be brief conversation
scane between thoughtful American male pI
rent AMI his boy, at a popular show
e, ale viewing this menagorie,
II smiles you'd from your pa win,
ia have You bear In mind, my son,
The works Of Mr., Darwin,
When yonder creature reaches for
Your treasured candy-ohunk, no
Exhibits such hand a. wore
Our own ancestral monkey.
$50 do not mock at him, my child,
Nor IN your spirit ioer him,
But show n iilial reverence
Whenever you are near him,
Selection evolution they
In distance being sunk, he
Would be exactly like yourself
And you yourselfa monkey"
.rll heed your lesson, dear papa,
And treat the creature kindly,
And look on him (as he on us,
It's likelyl-not 50 blindly;
For who can tell but that In turn,
While staring from his bunk, he
Thinks you're a cynoccphalns,
And I'm your little monkoyp
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-19

CUBAN AFFAIRS. "A telegram received
from Valmas1a, says the column OF
troops under Castillo killed Miguel
Geronimo Gutierrez, Vice-President of
the Cuban House of Representatives,
and Miguel Velasco, quartermaster,
driving the majority of the insurgent
bands across the military line of the
Moren. At Santiago de Cuba, on the
Odd, Col. Canizal surprised the rebel
encampment near Cobre, killing twenty
and taking some prisoners, five of whom
We're Immediately executed. Official
advices confirm the report that the in
sureents remain on the eastern side Of
the military line.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-19

CONVICTED OF MURDER.--The jury in
the case of Laura ID. Fair, on trial in
San Francisco, for the murder of A. p
Crittenden, remained out 40 minutes,
when they returned verdict of murder
in the first degree" The prisoner ap-
peared somewhat paler than usual when
she was taken from the courtroom,
otherwise she was unmoved. 1t may not
be improper to say that this verdict, I'M
til within the last week, was not generally
believed possible, nearly every one ex-
pecting the trial to prove farce, ending
with the acquittal of the prisoner or a
disagreement of the jury. Nine-tenths
of the community regard the verdict as
just, proper vindication of the law, and
rebuke to the doctrines put forth by
the defense in the case.-Sm Francisco
PdDer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-05-19
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