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The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21

common roads: steam fire. engin Is,
etc. Dynamometrjc experiments
will also be made on the tractive
force Of animals; there will, too,
be many other novelties intro
duced, which our limited space
fOrbids us to mention. In view of
the lively interest manifested by
European nations in this exhibit
ton, it is rather surprising with
what apathy it is generally re-
sarded in this country. 1t will be
well for us, that, in the all-absorb-
ing interest taken in the matter
of national politics, we do not over
look this new landmark in the
overwhelming boundaries of in
dustrial conquest. -Lnttttst. Monthly
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21

COTTON TRADE.-Tke United
States received from England last
year, the sum of sIS4,0OO.OOO for
cotton. England made this cotton
up into fabrics and added $751;
600, coo of value to it as profit, more
than doubling her money. This is
the result of the application of
manufacturing facilities. We could
do likewise, and the magnificent
water-power around the falls Of
the Ohio is wasting for somebody
to utilize it, TO obtain proportion
atc lucratiye results.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21

A majority of the delegates to
the international Congress, dis
satisfied with the transfer of the
General Council to New York, are
likely to organize a new associa-
ton.
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GEORG ETO wN.

TIE RPIZecTIc.-The horse disease does not
see m to be abatiDg here except among the mules,
which 10 does not seem 20 affect as much a. the
horses Reports from the surrounding country
say hat the horses are recovering, aud with
GOOD weather they hore soon TO be able to use
them ss usual.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The congregation
of the Bridge street PRESBYTERIAN Church will
hereafter worship in their chapel, on Yves.
street. The old church on Bridge street Is TOR
sale-see advertisement.
THE BREAK IN The wArEs MArN-It will
be several days yet before the repairs of the
broken water main will he completed, durin 2
which time the cars will be stopped on the
Washington side of Rock creek, unless the
street railroad company should develop enough
enterprise TO bridge the muddy chssm, which
would cost only a few dollars.
GRAIN TRADB.-There were no receipts to-
day. Several boats are due by Chesapeske and
Ohio canal, but are detained bv the horse cpl
demic. The sales to-dsy were l 500 bushels prime
red wheat at 81 IS, l. 500 bushels do. at si.S2k
and 900 bushels corn at sec.
ARRlvED.-Schooner Pearson, from New
YORK, with coo bales hay TO j. G. Waters; strnr
Express, from Baltimore, with assorted
cargo for District merchants; canal boat Round
Top, No. 2, with 500 barrels cement 70 George
Waters.
COAL TEADE.-The receipts for the past waek
have been light on account of the prevalence o,
the horse disease all along the entire line of the
canali Only 3 boats cleared from Cumberland
yesterday, and many of the boatmen are tvinp
mp until their stock RECEIVERS from the epidemic
The arrivals reported ~ the collector Office for
the past week were Ito, about one-third less thar
usual. The collector estimates the falling of OF
canal trade to be about 80 per cent. The coal
companies here report the following recent.
ana shipments for the past week: Borden min.
ing company received $40 tons and shipped
L Go; Agnew's docks received 400 tons AMI
shipped 900 tons; Rays docks received qG9 ton,
and shipped 4,6te tons; Consolidation COMPANY
received ,isl tons and shipped SIS tons.
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A L E x A n u & A ,

ORDINATIoN.-Pursuant to a call made hy
the Alfred street coloIed Baptist Church. an
ecclesiastical council, convened there this morn
ing to take into consideration the pro prietv of
gospel ministry. After the usual examination
Of the candidate, Revs. Prof. King, j. W.
Madden and w. j. Walker were appointed n
committee to make arrangements for the or
dination.> which was subsequently performed
with the usual ceremonies.
PRoTRAOTRD MHRTIEG.-The attendance IL
The M. p. Church last night was as large as
could have been well accommodated, and the
interest In the protracted meeting that has been
in progress there for some weeks past is in no
wise abated. The sermon was preached by Rev.
Mr.. Valiant, Of Georgetown, and six mourners
were at the altar. The meeting will be pro-
tracted az long as the interest now manifested
in 1t shall continue.
NIGHT TRAIN To WAsHrNGToy.-Mr., Jos W
White handed to Mr.. Du Barry, superintendent
Of the Washington and Alexandria railroad, TO.
day, numerously signed petition for a change
In the hour at which the local night train leaves
this city for Washington and was informed tn at
that now leaves Washington at 6:35 p. m. would
leave at 6 p. m. and would leave Alexandria for
Washington at p. m.
HORSE DIsEAsB.-Though none of the Sc
quelae OF the horse disease reported by telegraph
yesterday as existing in New York has appeared
among the sick horses in this city, the unfavor-
able weather prevailing induces most of the
owners of the diseased animals TO keep them
stabbed, and 80 but few teams, except those OF
men and oxen, are yet visible on the streets.
SMALL Pox.-Happily the small pox still re-
mains confined to the house in which it first
made its appearance and the number OF those
attacked by it has no yet increased. One of
night, and another one is said to be in a very
preCarious condition.-Gdzetts.Id last eUsain1,
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w.shi.sso.,. r.v.lIA Horses.

THE SICK HORSES SLOWLY INPRoyrNe-sEyn-
RAL CASES OF DRoPsY-onE pRArH PROM
THAT CAUsB-DEATHs SINCE YESTERDAY
ETC.
The bad weather OF the past few dsys has
considerably DELAYED the recovery of horses
afflicted with the epidemic, although most
of them are slowly improving. Some OF
jority Of them have one or more animals in a
critical condition. Among those are four or
five
wELL-DRFTNgD CAsEs OF HORSE psoPsY.
There is one of these in Humphreys stables. on
G street, between ~ and 9Th streets. A yalua-
bic horse he longing 20 Mr.. Kelleher, who keeps
livery stable on Sth street, near +, died this
morning Of dropsy. The horse had been but
slightly affected by the epidemic, and on Mon.
day and Tuesday was in service. On Wednes-
day last its legs began to swell, ana Yesterday
its tanks and body commenced swelling. Its
death was no doubt attributable to the fact that
cold, which ended i'm dropsy.
A few street cars were running to-day on the
Avenue and eth street routes. The horses OF
the Columbia railroad will not be put to work
under ten days, as President McKelden believes
itunadvisable to use them until they are entirely
well.
DEATHS SINCE YESTERDAY.
The following dea'hs were reported 10 police
headquarters up to $50 O'Clock this afternoon
one dead animal being at each of the points
designated Madison street, between 9th and
18th and Nj and n northwest; alley between Sth
and 9th and and G. streets southwest; Kele-
west; & street, between 9th and eth southwest;
rear of house 100 East Capitol street northeast:
Rhode Island aveLue, between 14th and 18th
streets northwest,
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The Metropolitan Police.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF CoMMIs

ANIMAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF CoMMIs-
sIoNKRs.
Monday the board of METROPOLITAN police
transmitted their report for the year ending Sep
TENDER 30th to the Secretary of the Interior
The report says:
while no serious popular disturbances or
formidable riOtous demonstrations have oc-
Cured within the District during the past year
yet feloniOus homicides and violent assaults
upon the person have been more frequent than
during any similar period since the close of the
late war. Noticeably common have resistance
TO and assaults upon police officers in the dis
charge of their official duties become within
cause be traced, in a certain extent at least, To
the fact that there are now in our jail some ten
or eleven persons accused of murder, only two
or three OF whom have been tried for the crimes
OF which they stand chaTged?" X "There
can be no doubt that punishment following
quickly and surely upon the commission OF
crime eKerts restraining and salutary indu-
ence upon persons disposed to commit crime"
THE NECESSITY OF NEW STATION HOUSE
in the first, second, fifth, sixth, and seventh
precincts il referred to.
INCREASE OF THE FORCE NECESSARY.
The board again urge the necessity of an in
crease of the force, as with the present number
single man is required to guard and patrol
from ten to eighty squares blocks an area it i.
utterly impossible for him to adequately pro-
tect. To guard the extensive improvements in
the public reservations, when completed, will
be an additional duty imposed upon the force.
"a during the past year quite number of COM
plants have been made of acts of awlessness in
public squares, which would seem to require the
constant attendance of an officer both day and
night. They recommend that the increase be
not less than fifty privates and twelve sergeants,
which would bring the force up to a standard
OF three hundred, including officers and men.
THE ILLICIT LIQUOR TRADE.
They urge again summary and stringent laws
for the punishment OF persons engaged in the
Illicit sale of intoxicating iq uors.
A summary Of the work of the department is
submitted
SANITARY.
Lieut.. Noonan, of the sanitary company, sub
mits some suggestions. He attributes the pres
ence and spread Of small pox in a great meas
ure to the filthy and over crowded condition of
the tenement houses occupied by some of the
Foorer classes. Malarial diseases have also
been prevailing TO a considerable extent owing,
In measure, to the numerous excavations nee
essary for the woIk of improvements. He refers
to the numerous complaints of neglect lodged
against garbage gatherers and scavengers, with
the remark that "this state OF things demon.
strates the necessity for the enactment, by our
legislature OF q new code OF sanitary laws, and
of again organizing the sanitary company at
tached to this department" His report con-
cludes by recommending the establishment of
an inebriate institute.
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District improvements.

ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
A contract has been made with Chas. II. Lake
to park and inclose with a wire fence the south
side of X street north, between North Capitol
street and the water recourse, and reduce the foot
pavement from Is TO II feet in width, slopiny
the same towards the boundary line. PERMITS
sion was granted TO q. q. Willard to erect an or
namental lamp post at the corner of 18th and F
streets northwest. Permission was granted Hon.
Joseph Holt to place stone steps in the terrace
In front OF his premises to conform to those at
his front door.
TO-DAY.
The superintendent of streets has been di-
reCted to remove the pump and I'LL up we'll on
II street, between north Capitol and list streets
west, and the water registrar to erect an iron
hydrant in its place. o. W. Cooke was inforiaed
that as soon as the curb is set street lamps will
be erected on I'd street east, from G to A streets
north; also, on Maryland avenue northeast,
from list to I'd streets east.
FINE PLATED, oroide, jet, French-gilt, and
Alaska diamond jewelry, in elegant designs,
received at Prigg's jewelry store, No. al Penn
sylvania avenue, between W and 9Th streets.
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COndensed Locals.


Ny. Ihs-nas 1. Toy, OF This city, has been
APP ciEted a fireman at the general post office.
Mr.. Haliett kIlbourn left Tor New York t.
day 70 meet his wife G1d daughter on their re-
turn from Europe.
TIE young mems republican club will call on
the president to- morrow morning at IL O'Clock
10 congratulate HIM on his reelection.
The many friends OF Mr.. q. g. Sympson, en-
crossing clerk Of the Senate, will regret to hear
OF the death of his only child, bright little girl
AGED years, which occurred at Carthage, H.,
The dedication OF the new baptist church on
the corner OF Gth and streets southwest, will
take place on sunday, 9th inst. Rev. ID. W.
Anderson vi 1 on ciate, and Rev. John Jasper,
from Richmond, Va, will take part in the GER
emOnies.
Daniel Sirkles, OF the Independent ice COM
IaTy, yesterday received telegraph from NJ
CbeesemGn n, The brother Of the man fatally shot
by Barney Woods, denying the ststement that
Ie bad signed a petition for Communication OF
Woods sentence.
a committee OF students Of Columbian college
cor sisfIng Of MesSrs. Cuthbert, Fuller. Wilson
SiT giCtOn, and FTishy, waited on Mr. ", W
CCrcCTan, 81 has residence last evening and pre-
seuted him a series of resolutions adopted at
recent meeting OF the students expressing their
grstItude tor his donation OF tie tract OF land
known as Trinidad" to the college.
Pas our longest fire ladder only reaches an ele-
walton OF ~ feet 10 inches from the ground, al
aiItade not sufficient 70 reach the upper story
this city. would il not be well tor thu fire com
missicrers 20 have an extension OF said longest
ladder MADE, "a otherwise valuable lives might
be sacrificed in case OF a FIRE in some Of our tall
buildings.
A number Of gentlemen connected with the
work Of popular education in the several states
who have been in this city attending the con-
yentson with reference TO the representation OF
the American educational system at the Vienna
exposition visited the public schools in the
Franklin building yesterday, and were shown
through by SuperinteOe Wilson and Trustees
Harris and Hart. They all complinlented our
schools, especially the penmanship.
The managers OF the Industrial home school,
No. Il Congress street, Georgetown, acknowl-
edge the receipt of the following contributions
viz: barrel flour from Mr.. Waters; 4 ton coal
from Mayheld * Hieston; second hand clothing
through Miss Whitall: do. boots and shoes from
Mrs, Paulding; do. -four from Mrs, Waters;
bels. do from Mr.. enney; bread from Mrs
Oeksnhausen, and meat from butchers in
markets..
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Owners OF HORSES
USE TIE
EpiSOOfic Horse Remedy.

SAFE AND SURE PREVENTIVE
AGAINST
NEW CANADIAN HORSE DISEASE,
And as SURE CUBE where the disea,e exists
Price FIFTY CENTS per bottle For sale by all
CaAS sTOTT co,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th IT.
l221 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON. November 2, 1872
Dr. 3. L. LeUtS:-Dear Sir: have used your
stable street, and find II has proven an effeotus
preventive. At my home stable where neglected
using the same, and already perceive marked i'm
provement, and believe to be Just the thI needed
no97tA b. O. HEWITT, Fed DeAle-
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ORDER DRPARTMKNT-Second FlOOr.-New
goods, foreign and domestic, of desirable STYLES
recently added, at reduced prices. One price
only. GEO. e. HRNNING,
No. 410 It'll ST. N w
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If you WANT something that will keep you
warm in all weatbers and always look well, get
one Of those fine beaver overcosts of Roman &
Cox, 507 It'll street.
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DRESS SUITS, Walking Suits, Business Suits
Glengaries, Oyercoats, Box Coats, and Double
Pea Jackets. A very large assortment. Roman
& Cox, 507 It'll street.
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WHITE SHIRTS, 15c., Sc, 81, and Al so. The
best 81 white shirt in this city. Come and look
al It. GOLDMAN & STKINBBRG,
Corner It'll and q streets
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WE ADVISE all our readers TO 90 to the Amer,
ican Tea Stere, corner 18th and / streets, for
their teas and coffees. The best assortment
and at the lowest prices can be found there with
q tine selection OF fancy groceries.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Eaft IsGI IAsatsr,-JOseph Proctor in ''Nick
Of Woods" and ''O'NeilI the Rebel.o
TAsa.sT GoTsiqsEe--Comic opera, drama, COM
edv. Aurles1ue. songs, dances, ETC., for benefit
Of tie RcstCE sufferers.
Lsg-ois HGli.-TheodOre Thorn - con cert
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THE CHEAPEST ARTICLE in the world for
family use is the Halford Leicestershire Table
Sauce. Every family having it is its reference.
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JAZZ COOKE q 90,
b q n r Q .,
WAsHIrGroH.

DAy0 WAeHIEGTOu.
THIs II TO GIVE EoTIOE, That the subscri-
u ber has eptasnec from the Supreme Court Of the
teri Of sdmintstrstton on the personal estate Of
SOPHIA n. ". WILSoy late Of District Of Co
the aid asoeased ere bereby warned 70 exhibit the
saDs, vtth ths vcechers teereoe - the srosorieer,
ofkervise ~ lsv b eIcindss from al benefit Of the
Ocfober lG1 WI. Z. WILSON,
ocO-VAs Adminisuseor.
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CITY ITEM

YoU can get good W orking suit for sl2 and
S15 at Roman & Cox's, 507 eth street.
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Tag ORCHESTRA Of Theodore Thomas COM
I n -nces an engagement at Lincoln Hall to-
hgAt- aEd as our public well are of their
k,eN merit As performers and OF Mr.. Thomas
aoLity as conductor a full house will be the
I.sait. ALREADY the reserved seats have been
largely IN demand. and those wishing seats
fne. Cz Monday night viii be the next con-
Cert.
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THAN WHOM NONE HIGHER SITS" may
truly be said Of General Grant, that is in the
estimation OF the American people, and they
are general good judges. The people of Wash
'ngtOn say the same thing in reference 10 the
photograph gift enterprise, No. 81 eth street
corner OF ID.
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LADIRs AND GBNrLKMEH: If You wish your
wearing apparel cleaned i'm frst-class manner
sent them to A. Fisher, No. els 9Th street. eppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give Won
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. 9,2I,3:
THHRnoNHTBRs anc Bsromesers are repaired
aud made to order bv Hempler. near az street
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TIE NEW JAIL-Co~trdets A,carded.-Mr.
uham d. Wise has been awarded the Contract
for the building OF q whsrf on the Eastern
branch, in the rear OF the W ashington AsyIum
for landing the material 10 be ssed in building
the new Jail. This wharf viii be 80 feet wide
and about 80 feet long, 80 ~ to reach the chan
mel 1t will consist Of piles Il inches in diameter
Gaping Of 10 by f2inches, and planking inches
thick. The prices 30 be paid are II cents per
hpesi foot Of piles furnished. For driving one
pile and placing the Gaping thereon, s45S; for
additional labor In laying the planking, o. per
square, or 100 square feet surface measure
Spikes and bolts, cents per pound. Time OF
dent, has made q contract with Mr.. Hodxson
tie lntentant OF the workhouse. for doing the
grading and excavation OF the new Jail building
by the inmates Of the workhouse az price OF 50
cents Ter cube ard.
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TIN NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner O
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT
per annum on deposits for each calendar month
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, 8 to and
10 3. Nt3.14tl6
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chss
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, ith street
Intelligencer Building. IO,2s
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RAILROAD

A HArIH0AD
ZEAL ESTATE noRTS AGD
Combined.
IL is - Gold Bones the Eortbern Pacific Rail
rod Oompan furnishes 20 the public sn invest
neut security which combines the ressy Eesots-
bfify, the convenience, and the high credit OF q
nrst-cla railroad bond with the sofofy sDo safety
Of 4 real estate mortgage on land worm q least
twice shs amount loaned
Thsy are offered st par IN currency, eso y1ead
HANDSOME PR0FIf % those exchanging ~.
TAe boods are hrst and only mortgage tbe
~ IN equfpmsuss aad earninss, and also On o
land srsnt which, the oon petion Of the road, wiz
1890 DS0 acres 30 saoh nfle Of track.
fbsy ars 1900 In cenoninations iron GIN to
oi1 ooapoa. nd olse 10 onaG Rssistsrsd, have
fhtrty ysau - rm bear n interest Of In Per cent
N eosd, end ars xXkAPI BRoA UNITED
STATES TAX 10 the ho
n ssmi- snnsal intsrsst % TIE nssistsred Bonds
h pssd With GOLD CHECKS, ss.f 10 thu psss once
address Of the hsldw.
An narkseAbas oeeeks ana Bonds received IN en-
change, vftho11 sxDsase 20 IL iAvsssDr, 90 tbe.s
hiGhsst coSrsas Drfoss-
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THE KING OF CHRoMos.-James Bellew
Bookseller and Picture dealer, 7Oj 18th street,
n. W., has on exhibition, (opposte Patent
new chrome, "reminiscences of an Old Man."
after the celebrated American artist, A. b.
Durand. Lovers of the " fine arts" should see
photography. Mr.. b. will fill orders at the
Boston price.
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Go TO THE CHILDRKN's CONCERT at the Me-
uopolitan Presbyterian church tonight.
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C0RFs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions,
Chilblains, Bad Nails, &c successfully treated
by Dr. White, Chiropodlst, No. 535 18th street,
ingtOn 1861.
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TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED by buying your
own and your children's hats and caps, Of Car
ter & Co., 42i 9Th st.
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wish 70 renew their insurance will do we'll to
csll On the gen6 raj agent of the Maryland Fire
Insurance Company. of Baltimore, Md, N. Z.
ONCE. No Losses IN Boston. eos
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Georgetown Advertisements.

GROUND on Bridge street, opposite Union Hotel
The undo rsiPned Is authorized by the Board Of
trustees to offer the above named property for sae
=. L. MOORE, No. LAG Bridge st., Georgetown
d.. nlS-eotf
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-1TTokEBY Law,
10. YolnGS Law Bufldina,
oe9+0 Waohtngton. D. q.
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Hs IHnATRRs.-Mr. Joseph Proctor will
nave oshenf at the National Theater this
Tie drama !" Nick Of the woods," in which be
created such sensation last night; Also. in the
play OF O'Neil, the Irish Eebel.D Such =
double bill ought to draw.
there Win be Q grand performance TONIGHT
AZ me Theafer Comique, for the benefit of Inc
sufferers by the Boston fire, and oil the starr OF
tne week VIII exert themselves to make 1t the
pest pes, entertainment offered the patrons OF the
house this season.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

OF BEEKMAN PLACE, BETWEEN 50TH AND Est
LI sts--A respectable German girl to do upstairs
work has objection 10 assst with the washing and
ironing.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

H1E lST Av.. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT-A VERY
Oll respectable girl cook and willing 10 assist in
washing and ironng three years city reference from
Iaa fna
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-07-25
Some grief shows much of love but
much Of grief still shows some want of

Some grief shows much of love but
much Of griefsti shows some want of
wit.
Over the western half Of the ATTAIN
tic ocean there are three times as MANY
storms a. there are over the eastern
side.
New Jersey has six thousand acres
planted with cranberries.
We know God easily, provided We
do not constrain ourselves to define
him.
The coldest bodies warm with oppo.
sition, the hardest sparkle in collision.
Conversation is an art which has all
mankind for competitors.
The guilty mind dsbases the grea,
image that it wears, and levels us with
brutes. fs4s
Quietness under ones own roof, and
qutetness In our own conscience. an
two substantial blessings. which, who,
ever barters for show and pomp vii
nnd himself loser by the exchange.