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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
J. .. :. MIDDLETON,
Highland Place, Prince GeorHs's county, Nd,
o19tu or address BlAdsuaburE 2, o., Nd

FOE SALE Or ,kxOh hNGEsEA tiRsT.uLAss
twelve rooms, With thirty thousand fOet Of ground
stabIs and saTIiaEs bonss viii ,IsSn5Ss ~ ~.
proved or uuimproVed city property or good farm
not more THAI ten miles from the city Apply 70
JOHN OOl4LINs, corner Of fUsntisth and q streets
northwest, on the premises after o'oloot, D. IN.
Halktf
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
IN INrERNAnoNAL HATEYT SYSTEM

The recent deputation concerning an ln'es !,
,,onal Patent SYSTEM which included Mr.. Macne' NJ
70 Mr. webster O. c., Mr. Johnston, NJ II, Dr e ""sei
,,ne and Mr. Wise E.. have by invitation preSonV."
=, h,s Iordshp and the Duke Of Argyle written s''c
, q, their views on this subject 1t rs suggested 'nu'
oot,sfions should at be initiated IN aecoruanoo
len se last resolution Of the Select Commrtee Oi uo
I1ous, Of Commons who recommended " an assnnihuon
a., ,he law and practice with respect TO onS
1on the various civilized countries OF tne MOlu ~
fhs Her Majesty Government be requeSte1 20 % are
s,.e o,d colonial Governments whether they @ nIe
100 10 copcur I'm international arrangements IN % s
shereto" Three modes OF procedure eIe plee0"o Cor
consideration; l. An international conierehoe, Sos
yesnondence between the ministries OF & .no 1919
states and Colonies 8. Communications netwoon ~
nj the different patent offices. some OF tne
Sccts II Is Thought NAV be obtained Dy an
~ tbe oneiol rules the patent laws IN naly
o. sS,nlar in principe, though legislation may pe ~
pisife to seeure substantial uniformity IN Tue PI"os
- under tbe various systems The deputauon are Oi
ninon that the grant of letters patent should DC Co
0nod as recommended iu the ninth resolution OF inc
select COMMITTEES 20 original inventors thelr
~ outhorzed agents" and they regard the recognlOh
~ the rights of The authors Of inventions as ndlspes
bic To an international system. They sta!e lha1 an
oTganized practice Of "piraing inyenuohs e4sus, f
whereby foreign inventors often deprived Oh e i
rights by first Importers who ANTICIPATE tne III nci
arpeatOns for English patents. 1he depulatOh SUI
iit these suggestions, which accord they state, Wll
fhr recommendation OF the Select Committee, ana tSy
rcpecfully ask that early action may be taken Dy le
Governmcnt calculated to secure uniformity IN the va
rious systems OF granting patents Tor new Inventions
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
gteomtcdfe ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Soele So1th Branch r. r. Hampton
the Delaware Wesern Rr Pnpsburx
The Lchgh aud S1squehsnua DvoG and at EatoD With the Lsga
valley Railroad s connections forming direct n 10 Pittsburgh
sni tie West without charge Of ao to Cntrai PeBnsvAns and
ALLBgTOws LINE TO THE WEST
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing July 10, 872.-Leave NewYOrs ioliows
Gas a. m.-Way Train for Soneryile and Pleninftou
a. mfor bason. Bethlehem, B1t. Mauc Cunk Wkesbsrs
Ptton hhanoy City Mt Carmel Heon Tunk5annocs fOwsnda
Wageny. Se Connects II Junction with DEL Laei West
Jam-hOhSlNG EXPRESS daily (cScpt Sunlsy, EAsOs.
Allentown Hnraburg ard The West Connects sOmerie for
Femngon at astoa o Much Chunk HIslsbsne Scranton VIII
Transport. Enc, sc.
lO:D m.-Wav Train for
Il:05 D. m.-Way Train 10 Eiston
mFor Pennington, Easton Msueh Chnnk Nahansy
City isreton, Wsshae. Scranton Readn Columbia Lsseaste
Ephraa Pottgylc. Harrisburg. Gc
2:3J D. m--For Somerilc.
32J D. m.-For PHnfeld.
4 p. m-For Som ryle.
iop mPor E.,ioa, Arsuiovn, ,ui Mach Chunk
Jan ton with D,l. faek. West r. e.
.. r.m-F0r Somcrylc sul Remington
$3.50 p m.-For S0meriIe.
m-EyENING EXPRESS dlir, for Easion Bethlehem Anea-
Reading, Hhsburg Pittsburgh Chicago, sa Cincinnati
Z D. m-For SOnerslle.
40 .. m-(Emigraltb T0r EagtOE.
9 and 1880 D. n.-For Painted
For Elizabeth 5;f5 5 100 7;5 7;S. $50, 800 s,l5
1000 lO:JO llo llij NJ l2j, Pas 90, 2:g 30, 800 12
3:i5 lOc il 40 f:ij 500 IS $50 5;, e;oO GO 100 100,
5:45, $50 900. s:tS, lG3J, l;3l. 1870 m
Tickets for the West cen be otnei ae Office Of the Central Rail
road Of Nesersey foot Of Les kewfOr and at the pnnsp4
hotels and ticket Offices 10 NewYork CITY, -
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

OFFCg THE YICEsBrtG AND brunswick /
RlfROAn CoNPAyY. EUFAUiA, Ala Aug. %, l8I2.)
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-Bids will be
~ received AZ tbs Office day October for the
tension Of the vCKsBURG AND BRUNSWICK RAILROAD, from
Clayton ediin Mississippi the line Of the route
designated by the bid Tor the whole ne
part thereof beginning Clayton Bids Will include the whole
work Of clearing aug bridging furnishing eosses iron, spikes
track ang complete the Road Payments
70 be Gt mortgage per coupon bonds Of the Com
psny. niorssi b the Of Alabama.
mies OF tie Road Euaua Clayton have already
been built and flly equipped.
The Company reserves tie right accept reject bids not salts
factory 10 itself j. A. MACON, Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

{JIAK u. IL l AZ IOh L AOI L All llluc-
ttatc ga ctou by p r. Quinn Practeal Iorcqlturs
m NAM r Of Pears for market The subject
s, SD torou treated foown ng heads Varieties A.
rfc Pl,ar ~ hc fo Distance Apart Selecting Trees Dwas
and snr Time OF Pantng Planting Digging Trees from the
Nur-eyow d Picking Varieties 70 Plant Pruning Orchard Record
Ti Work compte Practical Manual for the Pear
Grover lor pleasure profit vol, handsomely bound IN
cloth Incc eL by mail on % 81 pnce Address
The TRIBUNE New-lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

hENNSYIVANIA KAIIKUAD, UNIIEU
RAILROADS OF pIySIoNTFrc@ foot Of Of DESSRoSSEs @
a. aeo snd g,gr A. m l23D 900 500. go s:J p NJ, ~
Tst For Philsselehi Camden a. aud Tor 3Hr
NjiR ana WASHINGTON and THE WEST, Baltimore 300
a. n and9;90sp For the SOUTH $500 m and $50 Pal'
Wan Pleecsr. 10 Baltimore snd aspgton iay e:l0s train.
Without ehnse Por WEST via PENIS Raioai-930
and sOs aaf $50 p Punsn Palace attached the $50
ami run irn New York n Pittsburgh Chicago and Louis
Vile without Pumn Palace attached To Tie 6eO'
daily aud thrOagh Pburgh Cincinnati. Louisville and ST.
Louis ehsnse Puusn Palace attached the $50
through from Newforx 3? Pittsburgh, Pot Nsyee snd
Chlosgo change Tickets sale Of Dshv foot
OF Corandtsi 9 Broadva Dayl Tsses rf 'uy 2 1874
A J. CASSAgr, Gcll Mani,ec r W. JACKSON Genl Sapt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
Jusirnetion.
nj w. Lyons

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
~ u. sr TwFSTry.sECOND-sT.. CORNER OF BRoADWAf'
oPRys SEPT. ls SEVENTEENTH YEAR
ROOMS up,urpa sed pevly fitted up, airy steam heated
PLAN Young pupils with Ms Lyon all Others VIE MI Lyon
eTrntps An neel for Busneys College Yearly boys en'ef
Sing coiere taught wholly by Principal lAe gAu'e'
ASSISTANTS Best obtAnsblei devoted. theL
GOVERNMENT Minimum Of authority, maximum oi NHine'"
PupIIs Good boys in the past, only such desired
Patrons Of from to l6 yesn' connection;
:, ,,...ul.r E.,hs,isl w Chatter James g. Holden,
nehI1 ,.,9aoi,'s ~. enisb n Curls Thos Jeremish.
JOIN JOAN ~ ~ Isartlt Uesrr Dsv william Morrison,
Brooks, larAef hAllfi ''''l"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
90 Uhom II man Concern
Proposals.

BoAiD 0F EaINEEts F0URrH-,yE. HPRoyENENr.l
OFFICE, GH4Ss CENTRAL DEPor, NEwi0Rg Sept :, lg.2.
NOTICE TO CONJRACIORS.-SEA
~ PROPOSALS viii be received by the undersigned at this Office
until O'Clock Of h 3 day % September ll FOR all the work on the
F0uhagc. mpsoUmelt between rintl and Harlem River
embracing large Of heayy work, eHayaon tunnels walls
bridges. &c
Plans srcfcas and blank proposals vii be In readiness at this
ob llth dE sepemuer ana ar which Lme Inc eug
will be preset 10 o. axe explain 30 ols
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
ALFRED W. CRAVEN, Boadof Engineers
lbW II. TRACY Fourtaaye ImIrJyemeat
DTCKUOJT
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

IL Trains taking eject June H. 1872 From Cbsmbe1st Depot Uor
Twenty thrdst. sse note below.
o A. m.-Cncnnsti and Chicago Day Express DrawingR0om
Coaches Bado and Niagara Pals. and Sleeping Coach, 70
destination.
II am-Erpress Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls DraVng-
Susquehanna and Sleeping C0icle . denuOn
:iO D. Night Express; Sleeping Coaches to Buio and Mag
Falls.
z.OO p M ay Cincinnati ani Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara fsls and thence
For Port JeFy oo aOo OO and ILLS u $50 100
p m. -, 80 -. 10 - =, -. ,.,,,.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
fam- ebools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-Ihe
" Fifteenth Annual Tern Of this Institution viii commence at 81 La
fsgepee NeW-fork, WEDNESDAY, Oct 49, and W CON
until May H. 1873 BI the laws OF the State graduates oi 'n
Law School admitted tho bar without further eramnaon
catalogues and other information apply by letter TO IEoDohh '"
DWIGHT, Professor &C., 81 LaIaTette'plaee Ne"-loIk
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
" YORK-LAW SCHOOL l8I2-3-Ilon H. E. DAVIES Preil-
dent Faculty The term begins Oct s BY statute
e 2G0 Of l7 Graduates admitted TO the Bar WI
out eramnson the rules For ercuar Gc, adss w u
MARTIN M Broadway, d. r. JAQUEsi Secretary % Choess|
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
NEW-YOKK AND NEW-HAYEN RAILR0Al

For Yev-avsa I, (EIl II3j M l2:l5 (gI), Gs) 3S
$3.50, s;iO, AMI tkr.)
$50 SGD ard (EN) p.
Fairfield Southport sud Weport, T. ilJj 3: il0
and $3.50 p. - . 49,
4:9O (Er). $3.50 6:JJ, aut (Ex.l p. 10.
For Darien O. ii 30 a. m. 3i5 4:30 $50 and GEO 1 m.
Por STANFORD (Rr) TO- ll30s l2:t5 (Erl ISIS rX)
35 t:3l (Ex) AS $50 5:5S. $3.50. 7:l5, (EGl
For esnsch and intermediate stations 3 10, IL 25
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-NI
NEWzYoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
MONDAY September l6 l81R Through trains VIII
leave Grant Central Depot;
500 n Chcaso Montea E1nres Nih drawing
through 20 Watetown Rochester aud Montreal
0:C0 m Special Chicago Express wh dnWngoom 10 Buffalo
and Niagara Fails.
Hoo m Northern aud Western Express
$40 y. m Special Express for Albany and 10Y
Montreal Express with sleep gears nom Ne"-ioA !" 81
C.OO kxpress daily VITA s'eepnges" o' "'"' NsN'D~
burr ami Csnandagua.
With s'eepingen for Rochester Buffalo.
ard Niagara Fails; Chicago. via hoth L. > and y, Z.
Railroad.. bis train on Sunda's
t.oo E,,rc-s With for Troy and Albany
Pas. Ayenf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15
MANTUA MAKING AND TAILORING
READ! READ! READ!

So BOOTS AND SHOES
X U: gF /: :?s:::::9:' Is; s! ..::
zens of Poolesville and vicinr
ty, that he has fitted up New shop adj0int
ing his Dwelling House, near the Baptist
Church, in PoolesviIle, Nd, for the purpose
Of carrying on the mandatory Of BOOTS
AND SHOES, in all its various branches.
He will keep constantly on hand prime
stock Of Leather, and good workmen, which
will enable him to fill all orders in his line Of
business with promptness and dispatch. His
prices will be as low as any other establish
ment in the county
lie feels under many obligations 10 the pub
lie for their liberal patronageat his old stand,
and pledges himself to do alf in his power TO
give general satisfaction TO all who may pa
tronze him at his new place Of business
He hopes he will continue 10 receive lihe-
raj share of public patronage. rs he is deter
mined 10 turn off Good Work. ~ JiDderdfe
Prices. JOHN r GRIMES.
June Eff Poolesviile, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15
THE SENTINEL

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Obituaries and Tributes of Respect will be
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Marriage Notices 25 cents. Calls upon Persons
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15
VOL. XVII.--N0. 33.
L Ill Il S EN I'll n Ell.
For The Sentinel.
st. Mary's Church.

Visitors TO Rockville have observed that a
change is gradually taking place in the time
honored ediGce, known as ST. Marys Church.
and that the congregation are keeping pace
with the march of Improvement.
Some Of these improvements were contem-
plated by Rev. DR.. Chappellc, the former e.
loved Pastor but his transfer to Baltimore
threw gloom over the congregation, and for
time, delayed their execution.
Within the past year, however, the work
has been commenced and carried on as far as
means would allow.
The Cemetery and grounds have been cnclo-
sed by neat railing, and the front of the
Church ITSELF remodeled and finished with
pointed turrets and battlements, while new
wing has been added for the use Of the Sunday
School, and the daily morning service in win
| ter.
BY means Of foding-doors this apartment
may be connected with the body of the Church
whenever the increased number Of the congre-
CATION requires it.
The interior Of the Church has been TASTE
fully frescoed and the walls decorated with
different religious emblems.
The Cross and the Crown Of Thorns, the
Sacred Heart and the Anchor, the emblem of
Hope, the Chalicc, and the Book with Seven
Seals, serve TO turn the wandering thoughts
heavenward and convey even to the uneduca-
ted eye, the mute lessons of Christian Faith
and Hope, of resignation, and love, made per-
feet by suffering.
The tiara or triple crown and keys, repre-
senting the pontfcal arms are placed above
the arch, and the Holy Ghost, in the form ola
dove, overshadows the Sanctuary and blends
its soft cooring with The deep blue of tho fir
mament.
Above the altar is seen the Cross, encircIed
by stars and resting on the olve-branch OF
peace, while on pencilcd columns behind it,
hang the clustered grapes and wheat represen-
ting the elements Of bread and wine, used in
the Holy Sacrifice.
Over the door of the tabernacle the Al-Sce-
ing Eye reminds the worshipper Of the Real
Presence hidden under the Sacramento wells,
and the mellow light of the Sanctuary lamp,
burning perpetually before the altar, warns
him that his feet treadng on holy ground.
Something has been done in the way OF i'm
provcment, and much remains to be done to
make the Church what it ought to be in order
to keep pace with the times, but the deficiency
will no doubt be supplied by the piely and
libeality Of the congregation f.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15
RYLAND. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH Is. 1879.
1,)octifal.
Selected for Tie Sentinel
An Ancient Toast.

II was grand day in the old chivalric time
when the wine circling around the board in Il
noble hall, and the scnlpiured walls rang with
heart was pledged by name, and not syllable
significant of lovelincss had been uttered until
il came to st. Leon's turn, when lifting the
sparkling cup on high
II drink to one he said,
"Whose image never may depart,
Deep craven on this grateful heart,
Till memory is dead.
To one whose love for me shall last
When lighter passions long have passed,
So holy lis and true:
To one whose love hath longer dwelt,
More deeply fixed more keenly felt
Than any pledged 10 you.
Each guest upstarted at the word,
And laid his hand upon his sword
With fiery flushing eyes
And Stanley said, 1--WE crave the NAME
Proud Knight, of this most peerless dame,
Whose love you count SO high.
St. Leon paused, as if he would
Not breathe her name in careless mood,
Thus lightly 10 another:
Then bent his noble head, az though
To give that word the reverence due,
Aud gently said, "My Mother"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15
Blabber's Letter.

Whit month is n i--BtuJJcr's and BlaJbers
Explanations, and BiLber's Comments There
0n--NeV Store in lie West EHd--Success Of
Rail Roads, Sc, Sc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15

In a QUANDAHY "A nice young man wor-
shipped. woocd and won lady, whose perfec-
tons lowered up Ike the summit Of Popocatn-
pet The first night after marriage the new
husband saw her prepare for bed and sweet
reposc She took off her curls, her back hair,
her waterfall, aud washed the paint from her
eyebrows and checks. She then took ont her
false textbook off several invented additions
TO the female form divine, padded stockings,
etc, and then, in the language OF the poet
Her dissection completed she plunged under
cover,
| Like lath that might into rivulet drop,
| Then enderly asked Of her motioness lover,
Ny darling, how long do you intend to
stup2
"My dear, am quite undecided" he said,
What course ia the case would be proper
and fiir--
To follow The fraction that got into bed,
Or stay with the part that is piled in the
chair p
PRoLngGED ToRTUnE. There is in the Au-
burn IN. Y. state prison n convict who for
nearly ten wears has been shivcring under the
gallows. The prisoner was convicted Of muir
der in 1862, and sentenced 10 be hanged
ernor canld order bjs ere yer rio NJ anv limo
and meanwhile the culprit was TO be con
fined in the state prison; lie is still there,
for no Governor had ordered bis execution.
slrangled 10 death. He Is said TO be in the
habit Of thanking God every plight for saving
m1 n. ao ''g n sato% LIVE or sua' uay ang
g"o '.Irand.' "a - ia, =, '' ,',
onid he ae, Of the hs he 10y ins ~ n'ns =
mai, III sentonco and reioy, ,;,a ,rhis ,,,,r;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

e. THE undersigned having To-
I'll Gated in GAlTHERSBURG, for
sAA z43the purpose Of carrying on The
"A SAFEGUARDING BUSINESS,
in all lis branches, would re-
specially inform the citizens of Montgomery
county, that he is prepared to MAKE 70
ORDER all work in his line, in the most
fashionable aid substantial style, at short no.
ticc, and on the most reasonable terms.
lie solcts share of the public patronage,
and guarantees satisfaction 10 all who may
favor him with their work
REPAIRING done. Orders from a dis
lance promptly filled.
J. A. BLUNDON,
ju ne 24-y Gaithersburg, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15
YEARLY RATES.

3 MOS. MOS. IL NOS.
One column $25 90 $40 90 S75 90
Half column IA 90 25 90 40 90
Quarter column 90 Is 90 70 90
Professional Cards, (under lie lines,) 8 90
ND- These rates will be strictly adhered to,
and no per centaee allowed on them to adver-
,ising agents or other persons. Yearly adVer-
tisers will be allowed four changes during the
year Advertisers will please state the amount
ofspace they wish to occupy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15
BROOKE & PLEASANTS,
MI AC HI NJ Z . IT'S,
On Washington and BrookeriUe Turn
pike, / J miles from lNechanicsgiHc.

DtEe, 5 nIJLeS from 4HcchdnlcSCLuc.
XTTE are prepared to do all kinds of
w MACHINE WORK,
FoRGING and COUNTRY. BLACKSMITH
ING, OF every description.
ES- Reapers. Mowers. Threshers, Separators,
Drills and all kinds of Agricultural Machinery
made and repaired at shortest notice.
Special attention paid to mill work, shafting,
gearing, &c, &c.
va am with the above firm, and will be
glad 70 see any Of my old customers at their
shop. --,,.,r,
apr l4-tfa CHAS. U. FISHER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15

aud took Hurry away, saving, hc careful now,
Mr.. Loring, everything depends upon quiet"
TELL me all now, ), said l. IL must know,
had such horrible feeling Oh, Harold
! dreamed larry was drowned !"
His face grew white. lie was near DEATH
George Gray got him ont Of the pond Gray
sent down to the Office for me went after
Dr. Hopper and came right up. There was
but II spark of life, but we succeeded at last"
"ilow many days ago was it, Harold ?"
''Seyen weeks ago, yesterday" said he,
smiling.
''Seven weeks" said I. 'Tmpossble."
"You have been very sick with brain fever,
Ella. You were very near death for days We
despaired of ever seeing you conscious. You
would call yourself all kinds of names ; you
would say ''IIarry is drowned, and | made
him drown himself" Last night DR.. Hopper
said the crisis is at hand if you live through
the night you will get well. Oh, Ella, | am
SO thankful you are spared to me-"
al have been weak aud sinful, Harold,
said |, 'and then told him all, not keeping
back anything"
''IIe heard me through, stroking my hair in
IL gentle fashion. When had finished, he
said
sit has taught you lesson, Ella, dear. And
that was all
| soon recovered. For long time could
If could not do half enough to atone for my
wicked conduct. The thought makes me shud-
der now--ifit had been that Harry had never
come back to me- and that the last words he
had heard from his mothers lips were SO I'M
kind. have had three children since and
not one of them has ever received n cross or
hasty word from me. Otentimes my patience
is severely tried but one thought of that hor-
rihle death, to which Harry came SO near
drives the demon away.
Mothers, bear patiently with those little in
nocent ones. Are there not many whose eyes,
resting upon this simple story, are filled with
bitter tears at the recollection of the unkind
words, and even blows TO little children laid
away forever, who would give all their world
ly possessions, yes, years Of their lives, to re-
call those hnsty words which made their lips
culver pilifully, and the clear eyes dim with
tears? All YOU cannot have them back.
They are gone, and your sin remains.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-03-15

Snow BOUND BRIDEGRooMs CHEYENNE
correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
speaking of the late block on the Pacific rail
road says:
man in Denver married, but had to leave
Immediately and unexpectedly for Salt Lake
City ON urgent business. He left his bride
with tears in his eyes and II promise of imme-
diate return upon his lips. lie got there just
IN time not to be able to get away lie made
his way slowly along with the blockade trains,
working with the hands, for every shovel-full
OF snow got out was that much obstruction re-
moved between him and his beloved. When
within two hundred miles from Cheyenne, the
foremost train ran into bigger snowbank
than ever, al which faithful unto death, he
struck out n foot and walked the two hundred
miles in five days. He came in with frozen
feet and ears, but his heart was all right and
he went on 10 Denver rejoicing. At one
point he was chased by wolves aud lost his
plug hat in running. The hat saved his life
for the wolves had never seen one before and
stopped TO examine it for long time 1t took
them 50 long 10 determine what it was, thai
our heroic lover got out Of reach. He borrow
I'd red handkerchief at Il laborcr's hut and
passed on.
Another train, bound East, contained Two
young men going home to get married. The
happy day had been all set and everyth was
ready but them. They fairly howled with
rage and vexation and swore they wished the
snow was in warmer climate. The very
day they were to be married it showed more
Than ever, and as they saw it coming up on
the track, drift on drift, they looked rs if they
were 10 he hung instead of married. Thai
night, as one of them crawcd into his berth
MS cold MS an icicle and shiycripg like pop
lar leaf he stuc. his head out from between
the curtains and said - say, Bill, this amt
what we expected is it?" Bill said, No, not
by id sight"