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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
children out doors and get their faces scrubb-

thiuTeu OUt OOoTs auo Ses t"sAi A's>S "~'""D-
ed without water and cost. ----- a. -sa-
A whole family in Springfield, Tenn, have
been poisoned by eating sorghum molasses
that had stood over night in zinc evapora !.
tor. -
A little girl, the daughter Of Lszelle Foote
ofNew Haven, was murdered by being thrown
into ell by persons as yet undiscovered,
Thursday night.
There are fourteen persons in the prison
cells Ia San Francisco awaiting trial for MUIR
der. New York can see that number and go
San Francisco seven better
1t is popular -fallacy that promissoTy
notes, written or signed in pencil, will not
stand good in law, and case has inst been
dismissed by one of he New York courts
grounded on that belief, the decision given
being that a note in pencil is legally as bind
ing one in ink.
Prof. Smith, who has been detained for
some time by i'll health from assuming the
position of Professor of Modern Languages
at the Worcester Technical school, has final
iy arrived, and will enter at once upon the
discharge Of his duties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
THE PENDING ELECTION.

Beside the choice of President and Vice
President involved in the election on
Tuesday next, there are elections for
State officers and Congressman in some
of the States, and Legislatures are to be
elected which will choose United States
Senators. In our State we only cast our
ballots for Presidential electors. The
following States will vote for State officers
and Congressman, in addition to presden-
tial electors: Alabama, Arkansas, Flori'
ia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas. Louisiana
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota. Mis-
souri,, Nevada, New York, and Tennessee
The following will vote for Congressman,
but not for State officers California, Della
ware, Connecticut Ito fill the vacancy in
the First districD, Georgia. Kentucky,
Maryland, Mississippi, New Jersey,
Rhode Island, Texas. Vermont, Virginia,
West Virginia, and Wisconsin. The peo-
pie of Pennsylvania will also vote upon
a constitutional proposition enlarging the
Supreme Court by the addition of two JUS
tees. Two constitutional propositions
win also be voted upon in Texas: LIST,
10 permanently locate the Capital at a
place having the most votes. I'd. To lin
1t and define the power of the Legislature
in making land grants. In the remainder
of the States the election will be for Pres
idential electors alone. At the same time
the people of the Territories of Arizona,
Idaho, and Washington will vote for dele
gates.
Of the Legislatures to be elected next
week, those of the following States will
he called upon to elect United States Sen
ators for the term beginning March 4th,
1873: Alabama, Senator in place OF
Spencer, republican, Arkansas, in place
of Osborn, republican; Illinois, in place
OF Trumbull, liberal; Kansas, in place OF
Pomeroy, republican; Louisiana, in place
of Kellogg, republican; Missouri, in place
of Blair. democrat; Nevada, in place o
of Nye, republican; New York, in plac,
of Conkling. republican; and Wisconsin
in place of Howe, republican.
While the republican strength in tn,
senate will probably vary but little from
what it was by the elections of this year
the House will according to appearance
show 80 much republican gain as to give
that side very nearly or quite a two-third,
majority For these favors the republi-
cans are much indebted to the nomination
Of Mr.. Greeley and the SANDERS invented
by his supporters and used as their cam
paign capital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
GENERAL NEWS.

Ten Hour mills in Chicago produce one
thousand barrels OF -four every day.
Wisconsin will have national conv ention
Of Quakers next month.
The Hon. Elihu b. Washburne, minister to
France, has arrived in New York from Paris.
A South Carolina circus rider has reached
the mature age of three years and ten months.
The unwilling of the Scott monument a,
New York has been postponed.
There was an unusually severe snow storm
at Salt Lake City on Sunday.
1t is said that the defalcation of VIM. Il.
Teller, late paying teller of the Virginia
State Bank, is over $4,000.
The one hundred and fourth anniversary
of the founding of the old John Street Church
in New York was celebrated Sunday.
There were four hundred and nine gun
ners in one patch ofwoods in town in the
eastern part of New Hampshire one day last
week, and they all got one grey squirrel.
The opponents of the Chicago Sunday
Liquor Law have not made much headway as
yet The Mayor is not disposed to give
them any encouragement
Newport has number of distinguished
people still there, and several families con-
template eating their Thanksgiving dinner by
the "sad sea waves"
At a recent funeral in Georgetown. Cal,
one Of the mourners tainted and fell into the
open grave, and died in few minutes after
he was extricated.
In Buffalo many mothers wait for a sand
zephyr to come along, when they set their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30

Returns have been received from counties
representing large proportion of the wheat
Of each State, which indicate an increase of
about five per cent, over the product of last
year, which was estimated at 230, 900, 900
bushels. It. is probable that the completed
estimate will not fail short of 100000, 900
bushels upon an area little lees than 20 ,000,-
600 acres
The quality OF the wheat is in most of the
States, better than last year. The percentage
of product in comparison with last year in
each of the states is as follows: Maine, 100 !;
New Hampshire, IS; Vermont, %; Massa-
chusetts, 80: Connecticut, sc; New York,
20; New Jersey, 80: Pennsylvania, co; Del
aware, u.s. Maryland, &C; Virginia, l0l !;
the Lgilimists to aid in placing Chambord on
North Carolina, 1856; South Carolina, liz !;
Georgia, $50; Alabama, 1888; Mississippi,
1ol: Texas, 800: Arkansas, 1902; Tennes-
see, 200; West Virginia, l04 Kentucky,
us; Ohio, IS; Michigan, So; Indiana, lOl ::
Illinois, 50; Wisconsin, l2l; Minnesota,
$50; Iowa, ll2; Missouri, so: Kansas, so;
Nebraska, I4o; California, l75; Oregon,
lOs.
In states where the crop was short last
year, as Kentucky and Texas, the percent
age of increase is heavy. In California it is
mainly due to an increase of area and a SUI
perior rate of yield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
MAINE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS.

Notice is hereby given that meeting OF
the persons mentioned in an act of incorpor-
alton, passed by the Legislature of Maine.
and approved by the Governor, FEBRUARY 20,
A. ID. 1872, under the name of the Maine
Industrial School for Girls will be held at the
Mayors Office, in the city Of Portland, on
Tuesday. the twelfth day of November, A. ID.
1872. at ten o'clock, A. NJ, TO organize said
corporation, adopt bylaws, and transact such
other business as shall be necessary and
proper.
The corporators named in the act, in add.
ton to the undersigned are, Charles T.
Spring, John l.. Stevens, Thomas s. Lang
Mrs. e. A. l.. Sampson, Mrs. Julia Hines
John G. Mayo, A. II. Abbott, NJ. ID. Lane
Charles j. Talbot, Charles r. Whidden, Miss
+. G. Longfellow. Nelson Dingley. Jr., Sam
uel F. Perley, Lyndon Oak, David Barker
Alonzo GarceIon, A. II. Holt, Eli Jones, {,
NJ. Dsiiey and Alden Chase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
To the Voters of Augusta,
CITY CLERK,s OrFrcr

AUGUSTA, Me. Oct. IS, 1872.
You are hereby notified to assemble at your re.
spsctive Ward Rooms on Tuesday, November 5th,
lsa2 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. then anu there to give in
your ballots Tor Electors of President and Vice
President of the United States. The polls TO be
closed at O'Clock P. NJ.
The Board OF Aldermen vii, be In open session
for the purpose of correcting the list of voters and
ofreceiving evidence of the qualification OF voters
whose names are not on the list Friday and Sat
A. M, and on Monday next preceding the day of
election from nine O'Clock A. NJ. to one O'Clock p
NJ, and from two to four O'Clock y. NJ.
l.. Fl. TITCOMB, City CLERK.
oct2s-t&wtd City papers please copy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30

The Greeley candidate for Governor OF
New York is being commended strongly
to the Catholic voters because he Is OF
that religious persuasion. If the Catho-
lies are wise they will reject the tempta-
tion.; Let them draw political lines in
this country between Professionalism and
Catholicism, and it needs no prophet to tell
that it would be woeful day to them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30

According to papers and private intor-
nation the smallpox is. on the increase in
the larger cities. 1t Is said to be quite
general in Boston. That and the horse
disease are the principal topics in the
streets. We advise all who have it to $50
West,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
"CHAPrAoIA, Oct. 10, 1872.


Mix. COCHRANE:
When was a guest of your city ate some of
your Oysters and liked them Oysters raised on
uplands without proper fertilizers are apt to drop
from the vines before maturing am happy to OBJ
serve that you have surmounted the diihcultie
which have battied the best agrcultur.sts, and as
sure you, should occupy the White House during
the next four years, that seedlings from your oys-
tiers shall the preference fof cultivation on TIE
public grounds of the United States. You ought to
70 West, young man-avoiding however, on your
route the States OF Pennsylvania and Ohio.
H.G,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
UNPARALLELED Success osSISSjs5 ! IsH e

an increase of 6,OoO in six months. Literary, Re-
ligious and Family Newspaper published weekly.
Ihe cheapest and best Family Paper in Maine. 4
choice Of Sir Fine Steel Engrorings or THE tltsr
BIBLE LEssoN-one Of Prang's Preftiest $500
Chromos, given away, all framed, TO new sunscrib-
ers. No money called for until paper begins 10
come and picture is delivered Every Agent Is max
ing handsome pay. The time to woik is during The
next three months. Send for sample copy and full
particulars, to PUBLISHERS RIVERSIDE kCflU
PORTLAND, MAINE. ort30.tiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
THE WHEAT CROP.

A synopsis of the October. crop report Of J.
4. Dodge, statistician of the Department OF
Agriculture, shoxs the comparative produc'
ton ef wheat and the conduction Of the crop
on the LIST Of October. The New England
States have sustained their usual average.
The Middle States and Maryland together re-
duced their last years aggregate from Vi, OOo,
600 bushels to $4,000, 900 bushels. The
Southern States, from Virginia to Tennessee,
appear to have enlarged their production 80
Der cent. or from 100000 to $1,000, 900.
California has increased her product at least
Is per cent, Minnesota and Iowa have
made q material increase, while Missouri
and Kansas have had comparative failure.
Virginia and Kentucky have had good crops.
while Maryland and Ohio return diminished
yields, as does the entire district between the
Ohio and the lakes, the Maui and the IIud
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30

A letter from Capt. Rowland OF barque An
drew Hicks. Of Winterport, Me-, at Fayal,
Oct. ., ststes that the mate, Mr.. Briggs OF
Monroe Center, had been taken down by a
whale snd killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
The Massachusetts papers begin

The Massachusetts papers are ees an
ming to discuss the custom Of the success
or to Nh. Wilson in the Senate. Boutwell,
and Dawes are the only candidates men,
Toned. Between two candidates of such
eminent and equal qualifications there
seems to be difficulty in choosing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
Additional Testimonials
-FOR-
COchrane's Oysters

"LONG BRANCH, y. j., Sept. 80, 1872
Ny DEAR CAPTAIN: -
did not think pos sible since your State election
that my admiration of Maine could be increased
but your Oysters have effected 1t. If never get
any more OF them shall, i'll live be quite an old
wish could do something for you. Eow would a
post office do? How is lIamlm's health?
L. s. G."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
DEALERS IN SECURITIES,

we invite inquiries relating 10 Investments, and
give below the prices OF few Of the most desirable
Bonds:
b., c. II. 4 NJ, Milwaukee Extension, :, Nh
Midland Pacific, = 30
I.ogansport, Charlottesville 4 Sonthwe.tcrn,
ss 97i4
lowed full price IN exchange
aug21- snttu.thur& sat.3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
BANK OF DEPOSIT.
F. A. Hawley & Co.,
BANKERS,

No. 1 DevOnshire, cor. State Street, Boston.
Four per cent. interest allowed on deposit &C.
counts, subject to check, drawn "a on any city
bank Out-of-town depositors will have their re-
mittances and COLLECTIONS promptly acknowledged.
ness, Negotiate Bonds, stocks, Notes and other
Securities, make collections throughout the United
States and EWropc. As
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
Fire Department.

-g AUGUSTA, Oct. IS, 1872.
4 S the city horses are disabled by sickness, and
n no others can be relied upon, appeal TO the
able bodied men of the city. In case of an alarm Of
fire, 10 volunteer thier aid in moving the steam fire
engine TO the place where II may he needed
oci29 t3tSwlt ii. Il. MORSE, Chief Engineer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
,For Sale or to let.
House to Let,
To Let or Sell.
House and Lot for Sale.

THE subscriber will sell her house and lot, OH
l. Maple street, on the side OF the river, ia
Augusta. The hous is adapted TO two families mt
is in good repair. The lot is large one, and con
tains some nice fruit trees. For further particulars
apply to j. K. GRAY at the car shop of the Maine
Central Company. MRS. NJ. T.. NORCROSS
Augusta, Oct. :, 1872. oct9-ltf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-30
FOR SALE

4 the stable of A. d. Niles in Hsllowel, a lot
"A OF New and Secondhand Carriages. Con.
sistipg of Top Buggies, Carryals, Two seated
Wagons; one new Jump seat Carriage one Light
Express Wagon; also one new Concord Wagon
This stock Of carriages will all be sold very cheap
Also horses and carriages to let.
a. d. NILES.
IIallowell, July TO- julyl7 3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-01-27
J. PERRY,
S. B. DOLE.

TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE OVER
n Richardson's Sor OF Fort and Merchant Streets
MI honolulu ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-01-27

sty-Ffis-rs residing Easfrvu Tntrd
pfy ur their raris hy ruEtHsnE GffFnbarks TINTED
states Ps1se stamps Or sac' thry 90 -
and "r cards s he inserted per Above table 60 30
pa.d fr
II Business Carts, when prepaid FOR year allowed
dic1at thee which transient advertise
nsats heu pad or charged quarterly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

A VISIT FIX THE ADETs. The Norwich
laiversiry Cad E. with several OF the Pro
.tssoIs OF that Institute, accompanied Oy Eh'
Nh field CorneE Band, visited the Capita
t-iay. Tn y numbered 10 ranks and ofhcers.
%arty-one. and made a very fine appearance
Aver Ine ajJournmeuJ OF the L gtsla ure
Fs forenoon, an Infantry ami Sabre drill,
N iae Safe House grounds WAS Witnessed By
. srge crowd Of %. c%tAtOrs, including IN ANY
Aie- and the perfection Of their manurl
la e~volutIons was she admiration OF a !
fseat An INSPECTION and rev ew, by His
Lie .lency, Gov Converse, was a part OF the
ssn0ny, which was followed BY a few re-
E'rEs adiressed to the officers and c ders.
'- Governor thanking the young gentlemen
A' 'hi- VISIT to the Capitol Of the State, and
E'lflng them thar they were on the right
bad To high and honorable distinction. lie
Al tier appearance and almost perfect
Gl, acre evidences "f she high order of DIS
aPlne Of the institution from which they
sAe, and allu led 10 the important service
falrrd during the war OF the rebellion by
~-e ~ho had formerly gone forth from
'f"lch University. With OF or approprl-
'e = marks highly complimentary 10 the
'7Hng and presence OF the young gentlemen
l4P'sing the student . idier visitors. the
''sFnor again thanked them for the visit,
10 wished them God rpeed.
saior Lieut.. Burt, Iesp1nded briefly in
'al OF the Cadets, thanking the Governor
"ns interest IN their behalf. After the
= exercises. the Cad Is were dismissed.
remained in town 10 pursue their own
Us d pleasure the balance OF the day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
The Enlarged ana Tevfsed EditIea
The edical Adv o r and
Guide to HPa tn
EY FREDERICK MOnrILI

Bf FkLDkhICk MOA"ILL NJ. ID.
rHk MORRILL, MEDICAL M ITCIE, NJ
- HI Inch street. Boston. Mas. hBB Ro% ssss be
ore the public siacs he q - # August last and Azs
% ohaSly met - l n = - ger sas =nds nor 9 UrTs
ruts~ nr-trn lion TIA { has ever ke ore hS-u - ~ al
- IA Uni ell states Tue o . siti~cI % ph aica
hi nv re- quilting frnm ssl-seus- impnfsfU sLsm
rfhoa, IT., IN males % y dec inc. Z or Gbus
oiaPs "a -, = | ire gnlSutie- etc, ~iIs q toll a d
= .mpie't list o Temruis- tor syert diaess- inc d. NJ =
'-na - "i -v-ry So, Nh-th mann - sus e, ~iI
'unS- i and snE ssStiobs ad ~ T." 20 rV-ry tsdUn e.
lue Ih = vslu HE snd I"te Tesung huok OF over kS
,g-s = % sale at th- u rut N-li a. Institute ouA
. nd WI he -snt to auV address Oh s+csip' al n pI'
buCIOE NOHEtLL can e run-uHet q att hour
hI Hre Hs d. eS-es OF . gen . or SPECIAL
h-rHctsT 10 ma tsT now -sv. ~ az 1T how OuWHand-
,ng, WIN ev ~ -sutaHcs # p:nmpt ami SPEEDY Z lief
4 Usrs conf E iaiiJ T Corded aud promptly ar
red. I ousu sUon Tee OF - must sceompssy al
tiers srici fuR ,uedir4l advtrr. 6suenssT re -
tt-ss - he nor it NedIcs IH-,ttu's," 30. 3 SuIEBos
= eel. y SION, Mass .14l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
WINDSOR COUNTY.

THE REALITY OF lDRAL THISes.-Ifw We
tudy life Alright We shall never sneer a t
ostractIons-at speculative or ideal prln-
'iples,-as visionary and unreal. 1t they
IRE false they are unsubstantial as The
'oruscat'ons IN the northern sky. If true.
hey are peImanent-omnIpotent as GJd
Solid as a rock" is a common proverh
moDg men a more expressive sentiment
you'd be solid as truth, I~mpregnable a.
principle, reslstless a. right. These
thoughts are religious teachers. Ii il Il
deal and mental forces only that are per
lament, then the spIr.t within Us, when
lightly educated, is the most substantial
act IN nature. There Is just so much
substance 10 Us as there is truth, virtue.
spiritual lie within. Toe soul Is ideal :,
al there Is OF Us is ideal. A man may
nave as much soul as be pleases. BY cui
ure and discipline 1t will grow as the
muscles harden and the flesh grows hrm b.
Iealthtul exercise. AID just 10 proportion
- he believes 10 the permaneuce OF idea
hings and endeavors TO build an inward
temple Of them, does he become a solid
act, q ; ubbJrn something among thes
ransitory shadows. If he neglects thu
Sork he Is a ghost, an AIRY Appariuou
oug beto re he d es. The world Is hIed
SIth these spectral men with Iean, lauA.
,azy spirits. which have become thin and
Iusuhstautral by neglect. We see IT 10
rue common aims Of nfe IN the KIND u
rnbitIon that fires the popuar heart, ~
ne temper OF the market, the etiquette o.
IF the exchange, and the morality Of tn,
:rowd ant the Congress hall. The a.
ngrosslng care Of the body, the ab>orbin-
iesire Of wealth, the GRAY NJ tor a iite o
asst and superficial show, toe seu>uallsu
utrrnched oeu'ud every phase OF society
IetTav the fact that We are animate,
'Jdles only, that we have little faith %
ne greatness Vt lnwari sentiments, IN IN,
wealth of cultivated If ctous, 10 the bus
{ devotion aui self s4cr fee. Men Zee
mi know that pam u d tact, although
= unseen they need 70 snow that peAc,
q mIni : d fact and comes by a we'll OF
Tered life that reverence Is fact al.
rings Us near 10 God that elevate,
; uttmeut Is a fact, aud IA ses u into
! gner society than eartn that sooer fst
> u fact and = Ids the nor zou Of our b,
ing WITH ! Hc4veu,y CORY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

FssrIyAL.-A festival 10 the vestry Of tie
1sr Btp,-t Church was one f the village
,..rsculn- Tuesday evening IL va = very
peasant gathering 4ui a lanjs ,ne SUN va
rs-I.d. We sre glad TO notice that the
Trs 81 6uisling the auditorium OF thI'
,lrsh .s rapidly Advancing. aud It's c m
ve.l5u at an early day Is now assured Il
MY necessary % ray that Hon. Jacut
ETY., one o the Senators from indhsm
aaty, the well K own organ aud clurcI
.-.isr, is supplying she Material aid to
sl thi- church &, account or this s-eur-
ace 4 i &C ety will no doubt gratefully
Pm m1er tbis AID, or It - nIJ vtys stsy
8 5aI - ling lender tor ~ b a work
FE-1lyAL.-Tbe AIDE PIN and Ladies
-.-rary ) 'cie5re-, cunusc eI " b tfe V i-
b mt Methodist SEMINARY. beld 4 lest va o
ae vsntng g FndAy, Der. p. Zoe e1vr
,-=- cinss5 i ,t rem rk- rom L.Wye
INV b, ID Piunfe,i, and P of j Q. "
Z. Principal 9t tue scu,Ji, tjge ner wr,L
sr 81 p. ce5 o. mise.
4 5~,uuL.ou- super Va pr,viied en-
'.ll. ID oysters, cid meas, ctsez, pr,r.
{ nc. C,uIiez, irIIt aud lie cream we
.lrl sIrd.
Tie fe-, val wus v Il ptrron eel BY the
Village .nl + SID off Ii x d style.
Inc societies cleared abo h ~ 4 liars
Agn.ral teri Of tn SIP e Ne Gu
E, un,nod a esston At the Court Hou-e H.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

A new phase Of Tempsrsr &c work. or rsth.
pant which thIs work has helped to
s-r, into prominence, Vas presented g. th'
,.srgnce by several gentlemen. Sundt,
.,er.rg. The meeting was conducted by NJ
" Westgste, the Principal OF our Ac4d
.nr and Union School. who sp Ike mainly
.st ranE-the want Of a public reading
rI0u.
vr. Wa-tgate was 'ollowed by Rev. }. T.
,f.r OF Massachusetts,. who also spoke OF
~. -sme subj ct, but sti / more at length.
a. Yors advls d the estAb .ish rent o. a
rbrsry ami =, aii gronm-t place TO be mad
,.-trsrtive A. - entIce the young men fruu
IN ,I,,ez o. uussfe resort, and bring then
N, Al atm - here Purer ard more healtf :
mi Mr.. Moors seemet at home with h.
,u4rect and a. he presented It with a clear
,s-- and force, his words mu-t have bee,
scc,tts W q all. and particularly helPfu
90 Il. Sc hayu 2 the usttcr under considers
uou.
Str. Esrey Of Brstdenoro. whose timely a.
Is 4 portion u our community, is lndirectl,
A. al 10 all. gave some good words and al
carr EST e1huriation 10 young mrn 10 res 9
temptation ard to live sober industrious suo
therefore hspIy lives.
Nj. MshlUn TrplID was called upon iul
,ne Is. and rep ndcd N assurance,
u he sympathy with the work now soin.
IN md biz int rest in rte matter slresd
t.eussed, a. d Ct the time, labor, and none,
winch must be sacrificed to accomplish it.
MI pin asserted. it We understood hin
.~grecr.y. that a public library and reading
,,m should be established and maintain
., as our public schools arc, if it can b
dine 10 no other way.
Api Why should this project shock US By
B. magnitude. For years, We doubt ii Il
IN leman has introduced q lecturer into oul
TIsg HIl without blushing as be apollo
s1d ar so dong. Is II not possible thes,
Is great wants can be met under one roo
,..rge. Gun modIou hall. and either above
.r fellow Il, rooms, not 60 rent, but for a H.
.rsrv. reading rooD, &c.
A few Years Jf careful economy, q few
year, in whisn our patriotism shall DOT all b,
al.ausI by powder, a few years in whic
..s earned money shall bring its Garner
5.s inuI,catiou. but interest and We csr
have al ,hI-. but until then shall We only
ra u stumble On Aladdin's lamp.