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TIE PIeHoH- SHOOTING NANCE
MessIs. Edward Derrick and O. w. shsrweeHn
.ook place this morning at Analostan fs, 400
BIRDS out Of as Nd H Rs snoelins down %
me Inc match was witnessed By About thrss q hnT~
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TELEGRAMS TO TIE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM UROPE TODAY.
PARIS TRANQUIL.
THE LASTSURRE
Heavy LOSSES OF the Cemmu ufsts
Daring the ssruggie.
PARIS TRANQUIL
fsargroPAed Ere'usirely 70 ne Erense star.
Paris Tranquil.


NBRsArLLRs, NAV sO.-The inhabitants ct
Beueville have openly avoved that thew VIII
make reprEas, ard q secret system OF arson
snd assassination 10 spprehended. Constant
discoveries are mace Of stores OF petroleom in
Paris. The intorgents in Fort YtnoepDes have
surrendtTed Internationally. The GauIoSs an
70 live In France. -Thlers has ordered thu dis-
armament Of Paris and the dissOl utiOn OF the
nsi,onal guard in the depsrtm emit OF the Seine.
nation 70 the army. Paris Is tranquil. Trade
already shows signs OF revival. The soldiers
are feted by the Inhabitants. Arrests Of i8sar-
gents continue.
% coo Insurgents Killed and Wouud-
ed-f5,000 Prisoners.
LONDON, May S0.-1he tnsargent losses pre-
Nious to May =, when the Versailles TROOPS
entered Paris are estimated 81 Il. 600 killed and
wounded, ana 25.OO0 prisoners and since Nav
= ~ 1900 killed and wounded and - 400 pris-
oLSIs. The prisoners were all sent 10 Yer
Surrender Of the Last OF the Conn
6eneral la Ceceiis, with q few folio , Ted
70 Tie Castle OF Nincennes, bat uTon tlv CON-
be ct once Surrendered.
Losses OF the versatIIists.
Gen. DOuai Cffctally reports having lOst forty
officers snd six hundred men during AT tue en-
gsgements an which his troops participate
SINCE the Versailles army entered Paris.
Paris To- day.
Inc Paris touTnals demand cessation q sun
mary executions. Several attempts were made
yesterday 90 ssssssinate officers Of the army.
The bodies OF the murdered priests viii lie in
state for week.
Two Reds at Large.
With the exception of PystJ and Grousset,
all the commune chiefs have been Killed or
taken prisoners.
what Was saved.
VERSAILLES, May 5O.-The official Journal OF
the republic announces that the national arch
ives, the national library, the national arsenal
and the museum OF the Louvre are safe, aud the
Manufacture des GObelins and Obserystoire
are badly damaged.
Victor Hugo's Windows Smashed.
LONDON, May 3O-The Daily Nelus SAVE trains
70 Paris will run tomorrow. The people OF
Brussels smashed the windows of Vicio Hueo,s
house. The police now guard the house.
Mcnahon's Cong ratu latOry.
A PROCLAMATION from Mcmahon anuosnces 20
the people Of Paris their deliversnce from the
comm unists, and order, security, and labor are
about re-established.
Four Hundred MaIsyaps Killed by
an Earthquake.
SINGAPORE, May "a volcano ERUPTION ana
earthquake have shaken the Island of R1s-
dred lives lost.
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specfe ehfDmeuts Ia

INV YoEk. May so:-shipmsnts Of specie to
IN the Court OF General Sessions this norning
syuofe BEDFORD sentenced William McNeryis.
lo .a sne murder OF Edward Hines, 70 be hanged
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, sunday excepted,
AZ The star Buildings,
Corner Pennsylyania AZ. and IIth -
BIT THE
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

THE sFAb IL served b. carriers 70 their sub
scribers IN the Cltv and District Of TKr GENTS PEI
wEEK or FoRrI-FoUR OKETs PKR MONTH. Copies
90 the counter, Two OKa1s.
R1cI FOR MALirs Three Months. $50;
efx Months, $500: One Year, $500. 10 papers
sent from the ONCE longer than paid Tor.
TEE WEEKLY sTAR-published on Friday
morning-eI SO O rear.
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Fire at Provta>.~.

PRovrpE1ok. May 30.-A Gre tsis ,no~,,.
fssSnyo Asa W stermsns pork packing estsh.
iran ment, and injured the surroundins hrSiS
Ass' wafer mans loss n go ,oeo fully ins ured
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OTHER CEMErERIEs.

OTHER CEMErERIBs.
6teewing the Graves at Soldiers,
Home, Congressional, Oak Hill,
and all other Cemeteries I'm the Z.
District, the Cemeteries NJ
Alexandria, Culpeper and
redertcksburg, Va.
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AT ARLINGTON.
Addresses and POems-The National
Cemetery-Immense Assemblage-
Fred Douglass az the Tomb OF
the Unkn Own Soldiers.
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- OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL VIRGINIA.
OPEN MAY larH,1s7l,

II VIRGINIA.
OPEN MAY laTH,1s1l.
This favouite and celebrated watering place will
offer additional attractions this season;
among other improvements thsre has been YIAV
added an elegant and spacious Ballroom 20 .T
sdloinir the parlor; the psrlor has been enlarged
and much improved, and the proximity OF the two
renders each easily accessible. Il will be kept in
style not surpassed anywhere in Virginia.
The waters of these special springs either cure or
atty relieve most OF ecrofu Incipient Con
sumption, Chronic Bronchitis. Chronic Laryngitis,
Chrome Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic
DiarrhGa, Chronic Dysentery. They are also q
great value in those affections which peculiar
the female constitution, and rs appetizer, tonic
and general restorative, thew are, perhaps, unri-
vailed amongst mineral waters The proprietor will
have provided for the lawns and ballroom @ first
class band OF music and IN general all the Of
smusemeI and recreation usually found at best
Summer resorts will be at the command of the guests
at "RoCKBRIDGE ALUM" The place Is within
eleven to thirteen hours OF Richmond, wsshin9tOn,
Baltimore, etc. by rail, all in day light Passen,
gers leave the Of the Chesa peake and Ohio Rail
read az Goshen Depot. and new and elegant stage
coaches, passing rapidly over q smooth aud level
road of only eight miles set down the visitors the
Springs TO tea.
JAMES a. FRAZIER, Proprietor,
DR.. II. b NOEL, of Baltimore, Resident Physician
The Rockbridse Water for sale By the princi-
pal Druggists Of the United States.
tiop. my0 i'm
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WEsT END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N j.,
v. formerly Stetson House, Just reft- 4
tsso: open June Is; modern In structure aud yc.AY
rst elsse IN every respect. Will be under l..Hl
the management Of JAMES SYKES, of Willard =
Washington, and PETER GARDINER, now of the
Sllsey House, N. T., formerly Of the n. Y. Hotel
hppIe atoms Tor rooms, &C.. receiv ed at the Hotel
OF BY Gr. Gardner, at Gilssy House, MY. sYKES,
GAbDNER co, Proprietors uy2J-lm
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EVENING STAR.
THE UNION DEAD.
TO THE END"
DECORATION OF THE GRAVES
AT ARLINGTON,

IMPOSING EXERCISES.
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CoLoRKp SCHOOL ExAMNATToH-Yesterd
he Fifth Primary School, (coiored, } located on
lst street east, b. tween b and streets soush
vas examined. IL 10 composed Of nfty-ope bovs
and girls, ranging from SIX TO fourtee wear ~
age, and Is I'm charge of Miss Amelia T5ish,n.oi
q. student OF Ho.afd University, who, After IT,
out to the University to attend To fhs ~, gee
t uon OF ner own education. The pupils sre q
inc . rndimenn Of spelling, reading and srsth 10
their letter. sI az lo1ty OF them did net know
non Yesterday all could spell and resd LIZA
ANY. miss Ttlghman presented them n,, veIy
pri.e' eh s,S e folloys:-Lilly wiliiams nrsi
merit cards with tasteful borders s.S ths,.
Sonh,s MWtuun on them, 10 the following -
sDs sp sm white, Milton stewart, james Thoms,
Eicts Wn,mhite mt, or the nrst class. and Charies
or the second class. "sro,
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PERSONAL,

PEhSONAL.
MISS L0TTIE FOwLER-Thi. famous Medical
from G Bos,SS ms mt and Lss5 asdiI
caTrii &c iaetory i ~ 8EisssSOSi comm 'ss
~. :, lanes hotel. Hours, 10 q. m. till m.
II AIDES DOCTOB AND Friend: ONE ydsTT
H only necessary; sOSms Tor Patients; Efench
rsmae PILL, IS. Mrs. LARONE, No. u East
Fsyette 81 bAltimore. Enclose stamps. nf "a -lms
II THk WELL KNOWN SPECIALIST,
hsahl5snea hre ter the LAST ten years, would can
the post Slhce anonymous advertisements, they
UnEngvn and have 10 local hab;tation.
The Doctor guarantees a speedy ard permanent
suIe Of All Female Complaints AID secret Diseases,
Private C insulting rooms, ala 10th street, above
nsyivsnia avenue. Hours, 10 to !, % s, =
rTHE BALTIMORE AMkhICkN,
promptly in w.stoB and asdGs Han2
% aud " E u5 e 20 PGTrSsga h Esi
b o. BOWLEY,
nyB SD n street, Advertising Agent.
'Ga91, DEAR IOMMY, DON'T GO--ThOmaE
BELOVED si:r rf ga bE 81 Shs Of
in 49, wanna avenue, expects 70 nave him cured
my 10 I'M
MES sAwYEB, MagnetIc R5aT,TE m. fI,1;1
3l3 7th 81 bstwoen and sts IsIa ef 1Sy
al business, Past, Present. Future N.Y. sw P'H
BEnMNa . or THE MANY INEXPERIEaCED
a., QHAChS and hoary headed in posters now in
tnIs CITY. who assume half a DOZEN aliases in a.
many u,uerent orices Avoid exposure loss OF r-nI;-
~, heaIth and even life itself, AMI coufde Vour
aOsoies IN Ir LION well known here for the last
sElltul physician advertising He does NOT ri or
hthlbuEi fulhils Gll he Dr. mises, and 9uarantees
suceess when others fsil.
StPdrafs RoornsJ0y LAZY Pdfieafs
tHnhte NOL suitstiOn Rooms Ia 10th street
n B-Ihe Doctor does Let employ any so-called
osstSt1rfS, therefore patients svOid any exposure
err as trey see no one but the Doctor mh2S IL
Rf rAkIH6 AN EMPLOYMENT POLICY IN
- tne NORTHWESrERN, you secure your old
eegslnst possible want or dependence upon others
yoq provide for your family In the event Of DEATH
mo the money Tou pay 70 the company wil earn
x9n rom TO per cent. compound interest. once,
mha-r I.Y.KNIGBT, General Agent
THE BRIDAL CHAMBEB.
and ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGE-
with sure means Of relief for the Errins and Unfor
tunats, Diseased and pebiitated tree, in seaad
envelopes Address. HOWARD AsSOCIATION,No
2 ;. 9Th st. Philadelphis, Pa. myil-tu. tn. s.sm
NASHsoB. IslIH EDITIOH
Corrected aHd Rertssd ~ fhs Ax,aor. u DE T. Our
rs, Doctor q Medicine, Member Of the hOyuI
C5lleEs 81 Surgeons; EngLaHd; Ltesnttats or
HoaOrary MsDiber Faculty ds
Anedies id k.ssy on Pq the nc. &C. cn, .,
ture decline Ia Man, showing how health is lost and
koE rsgzined. IL gives clear synopsis Of the i'm
psclnlsnts TO Marriage, the treatment OF Nervous
and Physical Debility, sterility, &c, whether
dies therefOT-the result Of % years successful prac
Price 50 cents BY mail. Address the author Dr
Curtis. fremont Place. Boston, Mass. mh3I-eoly
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DlNEY POINT PAVILION,
ST. MARY'S COUNTY, MARYLAND.

This favorite summer resort, l00miles from Wash
irgtOn and the same distance from Bslti- 4.
more, wi hin few miles Of chesapeake yEAV
hey, can be reached by steamers every lk.Wl
Tuesday and Saturday IRON Baltimore, and every
monday 1uesday, Wednesday, Friday and Satur-
DAY from Washington-accommodat for $50
guCsts-vfl be opened for the reception of visitors
on the l2'e 81 June next and closed the 18th of
october. ne ice heuse allied with northern ice
ana many other additions have been ade since last
season Tor the comfort and convenience OF guests
salt water bathing, fishing, icrabbing, boating or
huntingi ten pins, Quoit and crOquet grounds and
good music are among the anu tements to be found
at this delightful place, and for comfort and health
States,
Terms: So per day, sls per week, SIS per month
Of 80 days. Misses and children under 10 years OF
age half price.
r. POTTS, Proprietor.
tri-xeekly mail by steamer has lately been es-
tablished. my2lf
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AZ Alexandrfa, Va /,

Ellsworth Post, No. s, q. A. R., took charge OF
the ceremonies, and secured Hon. l.. II. Chand-
Ter, Of Richmond, to deliver the address. They
also engaged a portion Of Donchs band of this
city for the occasion.
The Observance Of the day was quite general,
and the number Of visitors at all the cemeteries
very large.
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MouNTAIsSp I Hog gssHRiiros 10
These mineral waters are alkaline, apd taken In.
ternallJ or as bath are unsurp passed for
their happy action in dyspepsia. affections NAv
OF the kidneys, bladder, and urinary pas lk.M2l
sages cutaaeous eruptive diseases, rheumatism aud
the ailments CT the female system.
For All particulars of location, routes Of travel,
Charges &c. &c, refer to our circular, to be had of
u. ID. GILMAN, Druggist, W ashinRton. There is
no more yehaIming SUNNI resort in al the noun.
Late Of Bockbridge Alum sDrines,)
myI-tn IN . I'm Prspri4tors
SUMMER BOARDING AT sPRINGpALE,
~ LOUD0UH COUNTY, Va
This pleasant and very healthy Summer Place at
Lincoln, three miles from smilton Sta : q
ton, W. Ohio Railroad. 10 being tho VHkv
roughly ntted Up, and will be open for the leIE 81
reception OF Boerders June 10th, 1871
a Coach Will be kept for the ACCOMMODATION
OF BOAhDEBS, which will meet the trains reRu-
tion. S'e
Terms: IS to SO per week. according to room,
ShlIoISn under ten years OF age, and serv ants as
several single gentlemen can be accommodated with
very pleasant third story rooms at SO per week.
eierenees: Mrs. Edwin Green, 1903 X street
hsi3ihlngtop: d. O.; Captain @. o. Baugh, First
hilIer, Esq Alexandria, Virgins.
Address b. T. NICHOLS,
MT I'm Lincoln, Loudoun County, Va,
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THB CASE OF BoLsrER-A NeV r nal Grant
ed.-This morning, the Criminal Court took q
recess to enable the Court In General Term to
announce their decision In the case OF Horatio
Bolster, convicted Of the murder of "Sonny
James, he having been brought In for the pur-
the result would be appeared in excellent
spirits, and vas quite cheerful. Judge Olin an
nounced the decision OF the court, saying that
me brothers all agreed that q new trial should
ne granted; that the first exception e. TO his
oyerruliDg the question as to the character Of
danes. was the only one acted on, and they
were Of the opinion that such testimony shs uld
be right than he, and he would cneertnii.S " ~
oord with them In that decision. The court an
Ptesseo no opinion on the other exceptions. n
Ess snmcient 20 act on the frst. The Judgment
VA inc court below would therefore be set aside.
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At Culpeper, Va,

extensive preparations were m ade under the
auspices of Lincoln Post, No. 3, G. A. X. A
large party left this city this morning by way OF
Alexanorfa to take part In the exercises there,
among whom were Hon. A. M. Clapp, who de,
hvered the GRAFTON OF the day. Addresses are
also to be delivered by General Leggett, Com
missioner or Patents; General Walker. of the
Census Bureau; Generals Smith and Terrell,
Poet ONCE Department; Rev. DIR. Butler, Chap
lain House OF Representatives; John M. Lang
stOn, OF the FIeedmen'e Bureau. And ofhars
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SHIrIIfsToN sends us the Overland Monthly
for june. II is good number, despite the loss
Of Brett Hsrte.
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At the HOIdfers, Home

Nit Carson Post, No. 2, were designated to deco
rate the graves Of the fallen heroes; also at
Battle National Cemetery, Fort Stevens At
GREENWOOD, and other cemeteries adjacent
6nere there are many soldiers graves. This
morning the members OF the post, with many
lady friends, met at the Grand Army Hall at an
early hour, and, under the direction of Col
hawkes., Col. Dunn and Comrsde Linden with
the committee on decoration, who were fully
prepared with most beautiful wresths and bou-
quets for distribution, they proceeded to the
several cemeteries mentioned, and performed
the duty assigned them.
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VICE President CoLPAx Is still improving,
and was able TO walk about his room to-day.
ne Is confident that be viii be able to start for
his home in Indiana tomorrow. He VIII be
accompanied by DIR. Bliss.
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TONlO ALTERATIyH BIrrIRs,
Tor the cure Of Diseases Of the Stomssh Kd.
news, Bladder, Lungs, Liver and Nerves
nsnuisetured and sold st Ho. 1900 TIN and n
jan7Hs L. u. rAYLoR, n. d,
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u O. REICHENBACH's Plano Otoro,
T. No 423 liza Street, e6ove Penna. Avenue,
CEsTA BL rsHKD OVER 90 TYARs)
Sole agency for the sale OF the celebrated PIANOS
q VIM. Il Rabe Co.. Baltimore, and VIM
Pianos, Organs and Melode cons for sale orvINII
rent on the most accommodating terms: Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. sp4-lys
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SENATORIAL GossIP.-The Senators have
mostly left the city. Mr.. Sumner remains at
MS residence, on Vermont avenue, to edit the
edition Of his works now In course of publics-
ton In Boston, and the first two volumes of
which have appeared. Senator morrill,, OF
Maine, will stay in Washington some weeks,
this climate being more favorable to his health
than the Nor, hern air at this season. Senator
Ames has gone To Lowell, where, IL Is reported,
Mrs. Ames is engaged in preparing a wardrobe
OF very diulinutive and elegant apparel, to have
in readiness for Gen. Buffers first ersndebild
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RARLOw 8 aALLERY
FINE RTS,
: No. 1928 PEHNsYLVANIA AVENUE
TEE FINDING OPHELIA,
By WEBER, OF Cincinnati,
my25 NOW ON EXHIBITION
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Army OF the Republic Of Boeton and vicinity
paraded this moIping with full ranks 70 deco
rate the graves OF their fallen comrades. The
streets we're lined with sympathetic Spectators.
Business lie generally suspended.
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by Gonna de O. r. L. Holmes, was read by Com
rade John Tweedele:

rade John Tweedale:
=, WHY SEEK TX THE LIVING AMONG rHE DEADp
Marshalled in line the Scared veterans stand,
Waiting as ever the word Of command,
lille Nom rings down the dim aises Of the past,
With clashins of arms, and shrili bugle blast
af BatS91 Each man his sSn
Meath our torn battle flags, proudly but sad,
Tp from the wildwood r the gardens and bowers,
BBssIlng love tribute Of tear bedewed flowers:
Laufes WITH es ana ,Re et[ea de 'he
Olives Of peace with the red battle rose,
Softly we tread Where The white tablets rise
LIS Isl ping ior voices and hearing but sigh--
Seeking our Comrades and finding hui graves.
Calmly they staked on the issue their breath
bared ne neree conflict, and struck hands with
Feariessiy plunged in the battles red hell
Charged Ger the breast works, and cheered as they
Tell.
Meath the green sod or the wild sobbng sea,
Silently waiting the last reyeille-
Hearts may be still, aud Silent forms rest.
Changeless the gem though the setting decays
Death cannot fet;er the souls of our braves
Headlong be hurled from it's diadem q car
Planet on planet chaotic ly whrled.
strew Their Wild track with crushed fragments Of
Darkness and death may yet pall-like be thrown
Time shall yet count his last sands as ne flies
But heroes souls live, though universe dies.
Gaining heaven and Bnt Iosin sT BREATH
Never the star Of their glory shall dim
Ever Columbia s twin cherubim.
freedom and Union, keep watch DER their grave,
Ever her starry flag over them waves
Turn then our eyes from Deaths prisons away:
ID from these lilly decked earthworks of clay:
onder behold where our loved Comrades rest
camping in peace on the isles Of the blest.
tonrades, We greet you! No longer dysr tears
Shall wa ,er the garlands We lay on your biers,-
over yolr ashes we cease our sad wall,
And cha ge our farewell for joyous all hail
The Beethoven Octette then sang in splendid
style Kueckens
LOYAL SONG.
Freedom dwells throout our own beloved land up to
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-12

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md ~ people ore greatly alamed 10
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h.,e ~ ,-oeorl 4 ,v.s /. Inland Y
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about No aroof thirty ho went -
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long
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years tho family tfec shows . sue
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sted fellows. slo always won't into
battleslagiAgs right behind tho army
md VITO always went out a-wAoop-
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-04-06
A Temperance Story.

A printer once determined that every
time his fellow-workmen went out to
drink beer during the working hours, he
would put in the bank the exact amount
that he would have spent il he had gone
out to drink. He kept to thisresolution
for FIVE years He then examined his
bank account and found that he had on
deposit $521,S6 In the five years no
had not lost day from ilLhealth. Three
out Of FIVE ofhis fellow-workmen had in
the meantime become drunkards, were
worthless as workmen and We're discharg-
ed. The water drinker then bought out
the printing Office, went on enlarging his
business, and in twenty years from the
time he began TO put by his money was
worth 100000 q, .H,a .oe'a ig-,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-04-06
KnndarinRa.

When we see a Young lady banging
away ON the piano 10 the tune Of "Who
will care for mother now" we wonder il
the poor old lady isn't sweeping her
daughters room. or washing the dishes.
When We see nice young man, who
never did days work in his life, and
has no visible means Of support, SPORT
ingdne jeweiry, we wonder how he got
il.
When we hear a minister Of the Cos
pei with very fine cI6theson, lecture his
audience on the SIN Of pride, wSEonder
why he doesn't practice the same doc
trine he breaches.
When we hear man refuse 10 patron
ize a newspaper on the plea of "hard
times, we wonder how much money he
spends annually for mean whisky.
When we hear O man abuse newspa-
pers, and say they are dry and uninter-
esting, We wonder if he has the capacity
to judge of their merits il he ever sub
scribed for newspaper and, il 30,
whether he ever paid his subscription.
And, when we find that he has not
paid his subscription, we wonder If he
has the audacity to hope for Heaven.