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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
Vol. XXI. NO 9,4l5
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


THE PRoLoNGATIoN OF NJ. TIIIERSS TIN IISr,,D ro
poNEp-TuE ORLEANS PRINCES ADM aIh ,,,, ~
SEATS IN THE ASSEMBLI-AEkEsi W ~,
RoSSEI. AND n. COURBET-COuNI pE O.i-''-
RoRD REPORTED TO BE IN B0UloC1NE'
LONDON. Thursday June g. ISL
In the National Assembly to-day motion
for the prolongaon Of NJ Thierss term oil once as Oe
r,ecutive Of France was postponed until after 'he COM
n,otop Of the supplementary election to the Assembly
In the Assembly to-day the debate on the removal Oh
the political disabilities Of the orleans fIn'eS' "u
journed from Monday was resumed The COMMITTEE
reported in favor Of aboshng the law OF proscrpuoh
when President Theirs rose and said ne hau
opposed the abrogaOn OF the law because he beheVeu
such action would be dangerous. He only as
aented TO the views Of the Committee on the
Princes engaging not to sit in the Assembly,
and not to any intrigue against the Repuphc
Tie safety OF the Republic had been conhded 10 hlh ana
NJ should not betray the trust. The Assembly tneh
voted to abrogate the law Of prescription, by 4A
Yeas to lO3 Nays, and proceeded TO declare valid the
elccons Of the Duke dAumale and the Prince de JOIN
vile to seats in the Assembly. by vote Of 4s to u.s.
II is reported that Gen ROsSel and NJ Courbet of the
Commune have been arrested in Paris. The court-mar
,aI for the trial OF insurgents has not yet convened
Tho Oneal Journal aSorbes the instruction to the con
.roc,tion bv Napoleon Of 100000 workmen i'm Paris.
II ruored that the Count de Chambord has arrived
Of Roulocue jules Mr6s the celebrated French banker
T. dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
FEES FOR CUSTOMS OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, June SIN view of the fact
having come TO the knowledge of the Secretary Of the
Treasury that certain customs officers have been collect
ing double fees for granting marine documents TO YES
sells he has written letter IN relation to that subject In
such . -.
Registered vesePor e.sc,e Of registry Ell registry bond rs
cents total ~ Is
Enroel and licensed vessel 100 tuns Certificate Of enrolment
20 CENTS nceBsc, 81; total, 81 So
EnTolol I'd hnse under LOO iaDrutch OF thfohtn'
90 cents; license, 20 cent?; total 81.
Ideense st,.elu under 20 tuBs-Iicense. d rents
IhdoenRi u hAtgv Of mAsiefndorsins vessels register
Enrod vess-Indorsng certificate Of enrolment ~ oeus bdo
Ing heeuf 20 cents fetal 70 cent.
1hcensed yessel-lBdorsing yessel, 20 cents
Tie instructions apply in all arising elsewhere
than on the Lakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The accounts from the diamond fields at the
Cape OF Good Hope are still encouraging.
Express trains were running yesterday with
Interruption between Boston and Portland, the Boston and
Maine road.
THE L. s. steamer Resaca has returned to Pan
disappointed discovering canal route She will return to
the UnIteG State shortly
THE funeral of the five young men who were
drowned North Aldove Mass Tuesday took place yesterday
Business in the village entirely suspended
The Indians Of Trinidad are engaged in relig-
festivities similar those Of the lrdoo portion Of the
the dotees to walk through IRE Immense crowds witness
The ceremonies.
. The Elleuville. Ulster Comfy, N. ". in
ecbdtes who bad bern found gu seeuoei YESTERDAY WieJ
VsH DoeT II and g. Lopez and Wa Young to years each
10 sing Sing Prison.
go. The wheat harvest began week ago in Cali
than generally anticipated There
will gathered IN the uniaSorse localities and Leie
will be average half crop 10 the entire STATE
- AT the session of the Photographers Conyen-
PHILADELPHIA yesterday the President stated that Prof. hrse
persou who photographic picture the American
continent and Tie Which be tbcn used 10 si eIs'no
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany placed bankruptcy The pciion WAS mace ly w A.
L. Jones Alabama creditor, whose clam about ti'p g w.
6Isndn and John D. BRADLEY appointed temporary SdA04th pbd
inc The election u = ~ gsee by ~ utdios,
The Synod of the Presbyterian Church in Can
Chuch scotland IN To-
The SOand. has .bcied Moderator
Assembly Of the Cansaa PTtf'ysB Curb
Sos,B Qsbe and has teled The Res John S"u D9BJpD
hsSsTsLos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

Yesterday was Commencement day at RUt-
gers Female College, and in the afternoon the friends OF
the graduates assembled at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. on Thirty fourhst to participate in the
tomary exercises The graduating class consisting Of 10
young ladies' occupied the front seats in the church. the
center portion of which filed with the other stu
dents Of the College On the platform, which dec
grated with flowers were the Regents and Trustees OF
the institution, and several prominent gentlemen. After
PRAYER hy the Rev. j. Conant d. d. the following essays
were read and received with applause:
The Mission Destructive Forces" MARY Alice Brown zenob"
Kate Asen; there Standard Of Taste - Fannie
Wasted Lives" Luee McMahon Weather Reports Mary E. Hob
den; the Spirit OF the Age ChaIae Alice r. b.
MeInre Sechers after Tuh" Frances CowleS Great
ness" Augusta Briggs; The Poetic History Hattie Bryan
MYSTERIOUS" Florence 4. Root
several solos sung by the young ladies, and in
strumental quartettes added to the entertainment
the conclusion the Baccaaureate degrees were con-
ferred the present and honorary degrees several
past graduates Of the college In the evening Pierce
the President, gave reception at the college, and still
Later musical soiree was given by the young ladies'
which solos sung by the Misses Thomas McIntre
and Root, and duet by Misses Asten and Mclntire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
The bark Chester has been wrecked ON T,1rL


- The bark Chester has been wrecked on Turks
Island.
Mrs. Sarah A. Logan of Norwich, Conn, wa.
accidentally drowned, yesterday
THE ship Illinois, from Newly for San Fran
CISCO foundered at sea- her crew being saved
THE National Bank of Brattleboro'. VT, was
robbed Of $4,000 by burglars, on "Wednesday night
.Laren Ayers, who murdered his wife in Man.
chester, N H., and then shot HIMSELF died yesterday
....B. A. Slocomb, Chief of Police at WOonsocket.
r. L. killed Yesterday He attempted on srnro~h HAn
while Vas IN mouon- and FELL under the car wheels
....Sylvanus Kendall, sem, aged So member OF
the hn OF Kendall Son. harxsr dealers Of augusta me-
himself yesterday in his Continued i'll hAh ns cAo'
assigned
-. Police Officer McDevitt of philadelphia In at
BY Of ru.ns wounded one OF them 20" was SUD
seguenty arrested.
-. In Washington. Yesterday while three men
VIM ssntock VIM Tos Gran we're on seAnoh s1
usng eone the named stepped the ene o. oa causing
10 the three fell Ia the below In addition SOM
their limbs being broken they internal nars TIER was
about % feet
On Monday last the Manufacturers savings
BAnk o. a. Lous so1 I've, dras Nex fors when were str
~ar altered and ssnp shu pA on so
Bani Of ChiIoo,be Mo- Hamilton bank y. also Whaea
One of the ooundros ha Oeeh Aessee
al Ck6b- and J,scivss Ihs track Of his eoneierA
Ex.C,onoressman G. G.. Bowen, recently con-
-, - $780, h. he Court Of Washington was before Judge
n W ha stated that hal thought Of nspending the
,,ns until ,.r bill Of exceptions s.s G UPON W INC
Gas T,nn Tss Attorney the Judge said 9seoned the
-. =. M. Court pienee ssi he would hse 10 br
s,s.m<ss en- point, asd ereos se hoa' hsA' ~ bear As
epsxx) q Ne esssaso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
RABRINICAL CONFERENCE.

CINCINNATI, June SIN the Rabbinical Con-
ference to-day Dr. Lilenthal, appointed at the New
York Conference effect reconciliation between the
members Of the Conference that met in Philadelphia in
1862 present Conference reported that he had
not accomplished the desired object. a proposition
recommending the exchange of pulpts TO promote fra
ternal feeling was received with great favor
The Conference will. close tomorrow morning The
meeting has of the most important yet held
and its results may be summed up follows: Twenty
three congregations are Tepcsentedi UNION mas Dctl
effected; a modern prayerDOOk IL TO he FUR
uishcd, in which all aLuslon 10 the
return Of the Jews TO Jerusalem and
ideas Of sacrifices and personal Messiah are 10 he
omitted; the service TO he largely in the vcTnacuar III
stead of the Hebrew language; RabbiniCal sediuaTy
for ministers 10 be established reforms in congregations
are authorized; a complete Sabhathschool organ
izaon is TO be effected, and the establishment Of circuit
preaching has been determined on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

BALTIMORE, June SIN the international
Typographical Union, this morning, the Committee on
Subordinate Unions reported in favor Of the working
card system which adopted. resolution was
adopted recommending that the subordinate Unions
pay the funeral expenses of members IN good standing
The Committee OF Fast Typesetng made report, Civ
ing George Arensberg OF Philadelphia the first prize
W. A Edwards of Norfolk the second and James A. But
Ter of Little Rock, Ark. the third Miss Moore Of New
York offered resolution that the International Union
recommend that the subordinate Unions receive far
practicable, Union girls in offices equality with
men. The resolution adopted. Adjourned till to-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
MEXICO:


OFFICIAL REPORT On THE TEHUANTEPEC CANAL.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 30.-MiniSter Nelson
al official communication to the Mexican Govern
says, under date Of tho lst ut that he had
ceiyed a communication from Capt X. W. shufeldt,
dated at Minastan, April 10, containing the gratifying
Intelligence that practicable surface canal route had
discovered the Isthmus Of Tchuantepec by
the surveying expedition under hs command. This
route gins at the mouth Of GOatzacOacos River the
DOrth, passes through Tarfa at the summit, and ter
inmates probably at SsBa Cruz the Pacific. The
canal Will ~ about 10 miles long, exclusive OF MYERS
and agoons utilized and will require "a feeder OF 80
malice la length. The water will he taken from the Rio
fotte az q point where abundant supply can lie OBJ
Anse ~ Tho elevation. CaDt. 6bufeldt thanks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
TIE INDEPENDENT JUDfCLARY or NEW
JERSEY
AN ERIE pErEAr-RAILRoADs NOT BEYOND THE
LAW.

AN ERIE DEFEAT-RAILRoADS NOT BEioND HE
LAW.
TRENTON. June s-The opinion OF the gu,
premo Court in the Paterson Erie case was oeNeieu
to-day and WAS pointedly against Erie II SHOWS tna
tho supreme Court of New-Jersey is still the sead
guardian and hope Of the State against corporuVe
usurpaon "a fully as in 1885, when similar Issue arose
regarding oyercharges for transportation attempted "
the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company. The ophhoh
delivered by Judge Bedle was voiumlhous anu "a "a,
haustye It fully disposed OF all inc e'asi'o
and fraudulent legislation intended 10 "s
islate Erie from the responsibility OF lts
These suits SO far as determined by this decision, III
vove some $4,000 and Erie IS unquesonaby haoAe 70
five or ten times that sum If the plundered citizens Oh
New,Jersey will enforce the law AS just as thls ueci'
ion may be- yet fails to reach as 1t should inc
table Erie management BY their usurpations tney nave
destroyed the established business OF the neigh.
porters between NewYork and Paterson, ana III tnen
place have established the FnerFish Erie Express'i
very able opinion was delivered by Justice scuduel
upon an attempt of the Morris Canal Company to avoid
the payment of taxes upon 100000 worth Of the prop
ery formerly under water that they obtained by gram
from the State The counsel Of the Morris Canal Coin
pany cOnended that their title was only that OF tenants
The Court decided that the title was grant from INC
State and they we're liable for the taxes imposed
Another decision Of scarcely less Importance holds
railroads responsible for local improvements paving
grading &C., In cities, Notwithstanding the usual
stipulation OF railroad charters that the tax OF oneha o
one per cent per annum paid into the State Treasury
should in lieu of all other assessments to be imposed
t1arn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
prpsoNAIJTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Gee Carlotta Patti arrived at Kingston, JAM, yes
terlsy, started for England
900 Gov Randolph and wife Of New-JeTsey, accom-
panied friends listed Fortress Monroe on "Wednesday
J. Franklin Bates Of Boston has been promoted
TO M. Chief Of the Division OF Issue in the Office Of the Controller Of
the curreucy vice L. ST. Price resigned
Lylan j. Fullerton, Of the firm of ferguson
Fullerton LOus. died "Wednesday the elects o,an
overdose Of lydrste Of choral taken TO relieve pain.
Senator Harlan left Washington last evening
Washington by indispOto
her daughter Robert T. Lincoln, will remain With her for
AT the General Synod of the Reformed Church
held n Albany Rev. william r. TAYLOR Of Newark ~ j.,
elected PTescr; the Rev John Mcclellan Iiomc Of luou g. "
Assessor and NJ and Cornelius Brett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
A CLEVELAND STORY.

CLEVELAND, June S.-A brakeman named
Jones fell under freight train the Lake shore road
this morning and had both legs cut off and bis body
badly mangled. Hearing passenger train approaching,
and fearing that it would him also the wounded
man stabbed himself in % places, In the breast and left
arm with pocket knife. He seen, however, 10y the
engineer OF the passenger train who stopped it, and the
man was taken up, but died shortly afterward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
EXAMINING ARMS FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Tho Commissioners appointed by Gov. HOfi-

The Commissioners appointed by Gov. Hofi-
man to examine and report upon the various breech-
small arms the market met again yesterday at
an, ,rsonal ON seyenthave. The full list OF thus
far presented for inspection is rs follows;
u, Gen s. Roberts the Roberts Col Prince the Van Choa.e
Brown Frd wohgmub the patent WoheDuih pn Two sles D.
80 hs Joyu ONES Col W. C. Squire the hBngton Gen.
WIN a Ward The Ward Barton Ges d. Creme The Greene. H.
s,,hn The Ae; Benton the Peabody schotie Plet the
Carr.x George W the Bafnefo~Green Morris the
Wlamn gun, p,riins the Benian asd tho si.mang H. d.
i,n a.. Eeban whitney, the Whitney MerEin uben
o., Ksp,ueIy nne; ". N. Clsrk the Broughtoa.
Durng the recent session Of the State Legislature
bin passed the House. sppropratng $3.50 COO for the
purchase OF Allen breechloadng rifles for the National
Guard when the fact that particular named
in the hill reached Governors knowledge, he ndi
Gated his dsapproval Of the palpable job In terms
eed that the designation of the lob stricken out
and at the instance Of the Adntant the amount
appropriated was reduced 70 ~ The iaSors Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
AN ODOROus COMPARISON.

HtH' FfFNV FopTF, "a H'tIo" ""OT"'t
The relations between the honest gentlemen
Congress ana the honest gentlemen ON " Newspaper
Row are Of most agreeable character The pest men
III the Senate and In the House willingly adopt the ahsef
ton OF Macaulny In his essay Hallan's Constitutional
History: The gallery In which the reporters SIT has be-
come q Fourth Estate OF the realm, The publication OF
the hehaies DIaclee which ne1pled = te ogt nbeIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
TIE coLoRED LABoRERs, STRIKE.

WASHINGTON, June 8.--The contractors re-
sumed work to-day in various parts Of Washington No
interference with the labOrers attempted by the
strikers strong police force has been held in reserve
near where the work is progressing The coaheavers,
az the consolidation wharyes in Georgetown resumed
work under the protection OF the police. All is quiet In
Alexandria, and the police in force 10 protect all
who wish 10 work. and citizens prepared 90 assist
them. Those ~ work receiving 81 30 day. The
strikers want s. for eight hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
THE NEW-ORLEANs FLOODS.

NEw-ORLEANs, June S.-The water on Clai-
borne-st al the canal has fallen foot. Twelve steam
Gre-engines will commence throwing ont the water
tomorrow, and if further rains occur the city will
be relieved Of the overflow in a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
TURKEY.
ANOTHER COMPLICATION RAcr>
LONDON. Thursday, June s, 1871.

ANOTHER CONFEDERATION RAGING IN CON
sTANTINOPLE-TWO HUNDRED HOUSES IN
PLANES.
LONDON. Thursday, June s. 1871.
A dispatch from COnstantinOple, dated yes
terday says free broke that morning simultaneously
IN four places and time 200 houses in flames
Fortunately The wind light and there was a pros
peel OF getting the cOnAagraton under control The
damage done then was very heavy The fires are sup
posed 70 I've the work Of nceudaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

A GOVERNMENT MAJORITY on THE ARMY BILL.
LONDON. THURSDAY. June g, 1871.
The House of Commons tonight engaged in
a long debate on the Army Regulation bill. Mr.. Card
well defended the clause abOlshing the sale of Military
Commissions An incidental vote. while it did not de-
eide the question Of abolition, showed the Government
bad d majority Of III votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
THE NEW DOMINION.
WAR SHIPS DETAILED TO PROTECT THE FISH


HALIFAX, N. s., June S.-The following
shpsofwar have been detailed by Admiral Fanshaw Tor
the protection of The fisheries OF British America: Donal
and Iapwing Newfoundland Coast; Fly. Bay of Fundy;
PhOmel, east coast Of Cape Breton Ni0ne ana msue,
west coast Of Cape Breton and Prince Edwards isanu
Raccoou and Cherub Gulf coasts OfsNew and
Quebec Canadian cruisers Will also traverse these Anu
other waters OF the PROVINCES all summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.

me BOYACA NsURRECTION QUELLLD'
KINGSTON, JAM, June S.-Dispatchcs from
Aspnwa Of the 9th that another engagement had
taken place al Tlpa State Of Boyaca between the Gov
troops and the insurgents IN which the former
were victorious diving the latter all sides, and in
nicting Great slaughter The Government troops num-
bered go and tie insurgents go The insurgents have
been disbanded and the Government party is again
IA power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
GERMANY.
TIE GAR AT BERLIN.

BERLIN, Thursday, June s, 1871.
The Emperor Alexander of Russia and his son
Alexis with brilliant STAFF have arrived in Berlin. They
were received the railroad station 10y the Emperor
William and staff and the Imperial Guard, and escorted
70 the Palace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

the Mexican Government for its assistance and speaks
favOrahy Of the zeal and ability of the Mexican CVni
mission which acted with him.
The New York herald., 1871-10-16

Y EAST SD STA COMPETENT, TRUSTWORTHY
German girl cham ermad nurse to grow Inc ehu
drsn speaks French nasni AMI ,xcol,ni lne sewer
Apply iyqmlg 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-28

The sensation from lady's boot-heel
(present style) when she steps on your
foot accidentally.
The prices charged at some OF the
hotels on ''the European STYLE.
Your motber-in. laws remarks if you
do not 10 to the mountains or sea.ehore
during the season. IL.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-28
Guns, Pistols, Etc.

1NFOMM my friends and
~ public in general that l have
S 9sts 1st rSceiyea e; %oss, an !, entire s; now
Pistol- Belts, Gaps, Buok-Shot, Cartridges.
Cartridges for al kinds Of Pistols. Powder
and Shot.
Oot6 r. ". KRAFT, Main atasst.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-28

The New York Herald finds itself
alluding to Brown1ow as ''that wrathful
and remorseless old mouth piece Of sui
phnrous SataDism, who stalks back from
the fringe of the grave"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-28
GEORGE PAGE & CO..

GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
No. N Shredder Street, Baltimore, Nd,
Manufacturers OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved, Portable
CIRCU LAR SAW MILLS.
Ga No. MULA y AND SASH Sd " MILLS,
HnIST MILLS. TIMBER WHLELs, sHIN-
VI GLE MACHINES, &c. Dealers in Circu-
lar Saws. Betting and Mill supplies generally
aud manufacturers agents for Leffel's Cele.
brated Turbine Water Wheel and every de.
scriptinn OF Wood Working Machinery.
G5-send for descriptive Catalogues and
Price Lists. May 29 lilly
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-28

BETTER IMAa1NED THAN DESCRIBED ~
The feelings of nepr-sighted man, who
finds he has kissed his hand to the wrong
lady. .g,
.The finding your pooket-book gone
just as you are about leaving strange
hotel, with no time to spare to reach the
0Si The. = rapFidity with which fancy stocks
decline when You go in. and rise when
you sell out.
., The skill with which the ''gentleman-
ly" bar-keeper gives you short change
Getting on horse. back for the first
time in your life.
The amount OF your gas and plumb
ing bills.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-28


The title the
the
seooD3 PER monthly
f FIsss ss Il IS a each " 2S S
l2g Lizea ocoI 900
LOOK @. S' - 1
10 Of dawng. " 80 NONo'
aued. NM " 80 n 80 'NHA
lima Naton Bank. :"
in urtherpa
Sept 82mo H. ,BoxSS G.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-17

tried very hard to get out but could not
He could just reach the top of the shaft
with his hand, but no farther.
When his good little dog saw that his
master was in the shaft, he would not
leave him, but ran round and round,
reaching down, and trying to pull him
out; but, while Caper was pulling Willy
by the coat-sleeve, piece of sod gave
way under his feet, and he fell in too.
Willy called his mother and father as
loudly as he could, but the corner of the
pasture was 80 far from the house, that no
one could hear him. He cried and called
till it was dark; and then he lay down on
ground, and Caper lay down close beside
him. How glad Willy was to have his
dog with him! 1t was not long before
Willy cried himself to sleep.
When he awoke, it was morning; and
he began to think Of way to get out.
His little writing book was in his ocket
He took it out, and, after good deal of
trouble, wrote the letter to his papa.
Then he tore the leaf out, and took a
string out of his pocket, and tied it round
Caper's neck, and tied the letter to it.
Then he lifted the dog up, and helped him
out, and said to him. "Go home, Caper.
go home" The little dog scampered
away, and was soon at home, and Willy
was soon taken out of the shaft.-Ths
Nursery.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-17
Put Salt In it.

Mother, what makes you put salt in
everything you cooke Everything you
make you put in little salt, and some
times great deal"
So spoke observing Annie as she stood
Cooking on"
"Well, Annie, I'll make you a little loaf
Of bread without any of it, and see if you
can find out"
80 mother it doesn't taste bit good"
said she after she had tasted of it.
why not?"
You didn't put any salt in it,"
Mother" said Annie day or two
afterward, Jane Wells is the worst girl I
ever saw; she slaps her little brother, aid
pulls his hsir and acts real hateful. When
l told her it was naughty to do so, and if
she would be kind to her brother he would
be kind to her, che only spoke
rough to me, and hit him again. Why
won't she take my advice, mothert'
Perhaps you don't put any salt in it.
Season your words with grace, my child.
Ask help of God in all you say and do,
and your words, spoken in the spirit Of
Christ will not fall TO the ground Don't
forget to put salt in it, or else it won't
taste good"