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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-09-17
LET FOREIGNERS REMEMBER.

On the 23d day of December last Mr.
Morgan, of Ohio, offered the following
resolution, hut the Radicals refused to
suspend the rules to allow its considera-
ton:
"WuEREAs, Political equality is the
true basis of republican institutions, and
whereas all the citizens of the United
States under the Constitution, as amend
ed, without regard to race, color, or pre-
vious condition, are eligible to the off
ces of President and Vice President, ex-
cept naturalized citizens, who are alone
exclnded; therefore, be it ',a
"Re$olred, &c, That the following ar
ticle be submitted for ratification by the
Legislatures of the States, and when
ratified by three -fourths Of them, said
article shall be declared to be part OF
the Constitution of the United States:
| '"tar ARTICLE -.
"SEcrroN =. Naturalized citizens who
have attained the age of thirty five years
and have resided fourteen years in the
United States, are hereby declared eligi,
Bile to the offices of President and Vice
President s.,t'5 +.'.'''l2
W. F. Sprague, the Radical candidate
for Congress, voted against a suspen'
sien of the rules and lhe, resolution was
defeated
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-09-17

He Voted Against Amnesty.
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Notice to Teachers.

BVHE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
win hold meetings fol, the examination OF
Teachers, as follows: .ia'
T., Do,osr;Ila Sotrrdav NeDtpmber. l., 1917.
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gsE VOTED WGTN THE LAND
-....- GRABBERS.
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Remember

That ". P. SpRAGUE, tile Radical can
didate for Congress, voted against
AMNESTY,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-09-17
TERMS. oE. A.nYERTIsING::

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sne square. So q s33fie t
t g All legal advertisements will be charged
y by the lire, and must be paid in advance of
pnblioa.ion. ba;dad .5q
q Notices of the appointment Of Ad- %
q -ministrator,s and Executors; also ~
.EE Attachment Notices aud Road noti- 50
g ces, two dollars and fifty cents, in -Sp
q advance. - ''''
az Advertising done at published rates
! and payment required in advance, In ali
cases.
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LyiEg in Bed.

Six years after the wal had closed.
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pnhIif Nniifts.

and the said amendment was duly entered on the ,oo,
and nays taken thereon and referred % the Ssi.s.
9 Se cCse e1 at e sSop 81 en.
time Of ,cs %ssSs % SpGR bs eSSSe n ~, Of q. @
where's said smendment was also agreed to by ns ane
jority OF all the members elected TO each Of he az
sSs hundred and sevenyt%o purS pPo o nSSSa1a Ss
nTfnn adTs % VIII wecs ssrs .d o s
pesls and for the extension of the term o. Of s
BY concur That the sixth article OF the con.tS,n tn.
ofl6is state be amended BY adding thereto the oO,
q. The Court Of. Appeal. may order any Nm,
& nSr % Sr e ye Of I'M nd1T II ny
sion, to be heard and determined by the Commlssoprr
service Of The Commssloner. Of Appeals for pcridd d
not exceeding two years Now. therefore for TIE pS,
people t Of tSs sta,s n' 'a proposed
.nd G ss sa,t d 30 sss s.s e
Tes m 9.Bse,sS,r, s,.e a. esss ss P9 n The
year Lord thousand eFht hundred ahd sevss @
citizens q hi. s,a.e IN relation g the ssd proposed
partly printed, one Of ne foo.ips fofm,. namely
iSe 70 The Court of Appcs fSe said ballot. ~, |.
Se oded es sn aS SSS S5
G o ecn hs S.S' % % fns hsd i9e 20 T"e @ S
eet, o. sAs'SmS' S S1, in hsi. re,PeetMye M d',S shall
smendmsS. during The day ef eecon IL the heHIs,d .ysS
election district In which they reside,
S2 After finally closing the poll Of such election hs
Inspectors thereof shall count and CANVASS the baos
given relative to the said proposed amendment hs
eame manner as they are required by law to hs
ballots given for Governor, and thereupon shall
down In writing and In words at full length, the who
number Of votes given For the proposed amendment
relative to the Court Of Appeas and the whole nun
Der Of votes given Against the proposed amendment
relative to the Court Of Appeals and shall certify and
subtcribe the same, and cause copies thereof TO ~
In respect to the canvass OF votes given at eectOa
for Governor.
The vote 40 given shall be canvassed by the Board
OF County Canyassers, and statements thereof shall 10
made. certified and signed and recorded in the manner
required by law In respect to the canyasing the vO
given at an election 70. Governor, and certified copies
Of the said statements and certificates Of the COUNTY
Canvassers shall be made, ccrtint d. and transmitted hy
the County Clerks respectively in the provided
by law In cases OF election for Governor The said Ger
uncd copies transmited by the County Clerks shall hs
canvassed by the BOsrd Of State Canyassers in the s
manner as provided by law In respect to the election u
Governor, and In Ike manner they shall make and Gle
certificate Of the result Of such canvass which shall b
entered Of record by the Secretary Of State and shall
published BY him In the State paper
a. This act shall take effect Immediately.
&. HILTON sCRIBNFR.
Secretary Of StatA
suEriFF's OFFICE, NEW COURT HoUsR)
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, \
August 1, lsI2,
certify the above TO be true copy OF the electios
notice received by me this day from the Secretary Of
state. MATTHEW II. BRENNAN,
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10 QI IEENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
HOLLAND, Bragg, Saturday, Sept. y, tar M
STAIN, Grace, saturday, oct. ;, at 73O A. NJ
CANADA, webster, Saturday, Oct. u, att Z NJ.
GkEE1t, Andrews, saturday, oct. 49, at 7.SO A. n.
EGlfI' Grogan saturday Oct; 26, At +. NJ.
THE QUEEN, Thomas, Wednesday, Oct. 9, go A M.
Sholn passage si5 and t5 currency
THESE STEAMSHIPS ARE TIE LARG EST IL 'TliB
TRADE.
Prepaid storage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown,
Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, SIS. currency.
FOR further Information apply at the CompAnys on ,e
NO ~ broadway. F. w j. HURST Manager.
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Sbippin1.
SVlPPu'y. -.
4 NCHOR LINE STEAMER :

A NCIOR LINE STEAMERS
N Sail every "wednesday and SATURDAY. 70 and from
Glasgow, Liverpool, Londonderry. and Queenstown.
Passengers booked 70 and from any railway station IA
Great britain, Ireland Norway Sweden, Denmark Ger
many Holland, Belginm, and the United states,
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Drafts on the Old Country for any amount
Apply at the Complnys Offices, Bowling Green.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
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&. HILTON sCRIBNFR.
Secretary Of State.

suErirP's OFFICE. NEW COURT HoUsE.)
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, \
August L. is2,
certify the above TO be true copy OF the electio.
not Ice received by this day from the Secretary Of
State. MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN,
~ Sheriff Of the city and county Of New York.
Publishers Of newspapers will not insert this motto,
without due authority. See Laws is60. chap. ~.
MATTHEM T. DRENNAN. Sherln
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= carrying the United states Malls.
WISCONSIN sails Wednesday, oct. 2, at p. VI.
MANHATTAN sails " Wednesday, Oct ., Ati0k A. ".
Cabin passage So gold. SteeTage, So currency.
Drafts on England, ireland. &c.
WILLIAMS h GUIOS,
~ Broadway, New York.
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The General Transatlantic Company's Steamers f,t
Brcsi and liavre sail every alternate saturday. Elcar
ton tickets at reduced rates Apply the office Of
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent
IS BrOa
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Qrotrssional dmos.

A LII UNFORTUNATES,-De q humb1H
n who copy this advertisement All special and geuE
tai diseases nervous debility impoency, and srcllrc
cured Loss Of manhood completely restored 20 years
practice. Call. No charge. DR.. DEHAUr 80 Bond A.,
A TTENTION.-Twenty years Prussan hospital
N experience Piles and skin diseases, even Of long
standing, successfully aud permanently cured. cor
sultatlon free. Dr. FRANKLIN, i6l Bleecker 't
LII special diseases, nervous debility, and lost man
~ hood permanently cured by the celebrated pt
JULIEN, us Pearl ST. one door from Centre st.
A CERTAIN and speedy cure for all unfortunatea
~ win or without medicine, by DR.. II. u. GRlNDLk
nR. n NINE. WEST, li2 West 25th ST., having
~ made female complaints. "a special study for mAhI
years, can be consulted cunhienay board aul nurr
Ing aspeedy cure guaranteed, from whatever cause,
nR. KING cures all delicate disease, anl /. .ra- -
- ments one visit suticlcut Consultasiol sir II
private. "a Amity st., near Broadway hcurs fTV-1
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STEAMBOATS, ano RalIroio5.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD TIMI


TO RoCKAwAY BEACH
From James slip and Sith St, New York. via Euntert
Point and Jamaica.
Leave James slip, New York. at aud 1000 A 81, aud
i:3J and $50 l.. VI.
Leave slth A. New York, at Sis and ioi5 A. NJ. and
SIS, i:i5. and Sis 7. "
Leave Hunters Point at $50 ard II A. NJ, and s;s,
Returning, leave Rockaway Beach at 8 and II AN.
and ijj L. NJ.
TRAINS To RocKAwAY BEACH, VIA EAST NEW
YORK.
,eavc East New York at s'i5 and ii;oa A. NJ, Andx
.Ko!u,9inF, leave Rockawsy Beach for East New w
at a. NJ, and ass p. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS TO 7!oCKAwAY TEACH
and l2;l5 and 6:ij r. NJ
Returning, leave Rockaway Beach for Hunters Poin,
and New York at 3 and II a. NJ, and 6 =. VI.
Leave East New York for Rockaway Beach at AN,
l2:a5 aud I L. VI.
Returning, leave Rockaway Beach for Eas, New York
at II A. NJ and r. NJ.
Excursion tickets TO Rookaway Beach, good for III,
round trip on the day sold, 75c. each.
JN0. b. MORFORD, Superintendent.
LBANY and Troy by day lne.-Boas {. vibbari
N and Daniel Drew Commencing May y leave ves.
try st pier at sS) A. NJ and Ath st. at 5l5 landing h
Ionkers Iarrytovn and Nyack 10y ferry bOa. P0uyh.
keepsie, Rhinebeck. Tivoli Caskii and Hudson Trip
tickets to CozEenss, West Point, Cornwall, and New.
bgrsh returning same day ti Connecting for oil point
Special trains to SARATOGA and SHARON SAN,
evening.
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delant,S. NaI,s.

A TTENTION Wanted, an experienced farm
N hand married also man and wife as coachman and
gardener wife TO cook, wash and iron good places for
Germans Swedes English, Scotch, or IRISH. Apply at
No. lS West llth ST., corner 9th aV
"A SMART and honest boy IN a law once one who
IN Tesides with his parents preferred Address In own
handwriting what salary Is expected and references
Tor three days, 5. r., box IN, sun office.
"A MAN TO drive truck one that has worked In q
IN paper staining color factory preferred be
eer and lndustnons Apply a24 Huron st., Greenpoint
BOY-From IS to ls years old, 10 work in a green.
n house one who has some knowledge OF the busi
ness preferred. Apply at Is Bond at, Brooklyn.
A hoy wanted-A strong boy about ie years OF age,
n Sell recommented and not afraid TO work. Apply
n 70 William st.. ith noor. '''
A GOOD metal spinner, also brass turner. TO work
CAssiDY 4 oxLEY. lis Walker. at.
J A GESTS wanted 70 sell staple article TO gtOcers
"A goOd Inducements. KING PHYFE,
ls3 Fulton st., New York.
A GENTS wanted for the fsstsst selling article In
a. 'he "oflu' RANDALL Co,
767 Broadway, New York.
A snuN. man wanted, about s.venteea years old
- ~ no mas worked At cabinet NAL nR pTeferred An
bVN!BAV d BRo.s, l1s CenlIs 81, w stars, A'
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miscellaneous.

HllsttIantuus.
DRUSHRS Of every description at sS5 Pearl st.,
ID Harpers Building. All articles At the lowest fac
tory prices. JOHN X. HOPPEL.
DIVORCES legally obtained no publicity no fee
~ In advance. M, HOUSE, Attorney, iS0 Broadway.
NOR SALE-A soop OF or Q tons, In perfect or
i der Inquire on board. at the foot Of Charles st.,
North River,
ININE lace, muslin curtain and shades rennishing es
u Establishments goods sent for and delivered. ass
West S5th At
DQsT OFFICE NOTICE.-The mails for Europe
i during the week ending Saturday Sept 2S, 1871 will
close At this once on "wednesday at A, on Thurs
day AZ II A. Nj and on Saturday at II a, NJ.
+, H. JONES Postmaster.
VNHOs. J. POPE 4 BRO.
PIG IRON AND ALL METALS.
D Pearl st.. near Beekman, New York
WANTED-A copper still OF $50 or $40 gallons ca
Paslsy with cap In working Srdsr stlts l4yos1
Bioomingburgh. Sullivan county, MY.
q TO 10 CnNTs for satin wall paper splendid q,
~toriment now closing ouIi bordering cent Yard
= NLNpenMdpL
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A ssOCIATION HALL.
Fourth av and Twenty third st.
GYM. c. A. LECTURE)
FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. n,
the celebrated English Novelist rnd Editor.
EDMUND YATES,
on his nrit appearance in America. Will deliver hii
AMUSING LECTURE, called
"MoDRRN SOCIETY"
Illustrated by life size cartoons drawn by LEEcH
MARCUS STONE, and FIRTH. This lecture ran 10
nights In London.
ADMISSION SOC. RESERVED SEATS, 75s.
Tickets at Ticket Agency ia Broadway sCHIRMERs,
7oi Broadway, and ASSOCIATION HALL.
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Alusital snstrum,nts.

A RE YOU MUsICALt-lf so, be also prudent.
N Do not throw away money on hgh-pTiced publca
tons when you can purchase 10 pieces OF excellent
sheet music arranged for the plano for one dollar
or enclose stamp for new catalogue.
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, Publisher, l39 Sd ay
New York
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I ADH will sell for 500 rosewood Chickering piano.
TONE ~ Third II
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A RTiFICIAL TEETH a speciAity.- beautiful
"A teeth. partial sets from sl each, upward sets
ron Upward perfect ntlpg gusrsnteed n syerJ
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4Olitital.

-
A MEETING OF the sixth Ward workingmens In
N dependent Association will be held at 81 Bayard 81.
on Friday evening, sept. 2 at X Pm. Thomas Muir
~, Pres Patrick Murry, Vice Pres Laurence Costello,
alarms.
DASSEMBLY DISTRICT Liberal and Demo.
- cratic KsPuhliGGsn G Csmpsign CUB grand mass
James st., on Thursday evening, Sept 26 ls2, al
O'Clock, for the purpose OF advocating the return of
the Hon. VIM, X. Roberts to Congress. The following
eminen speakers VIII address the meeting Capt John
ESQ. Aleas1deI sglllvsn, E.as and David maxwell Esq
Felix Murphy cce.Presldents Raymond Condor and
John H. OCOnnOr Secretaries Richard Field Treasur.
or Edward J. Kennedy Chairman OF Executive Com.
mlttee
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Sotlttp Notlt,s.

R0SS horseshoers will please attend meeting, to
ID be held at 81 81 ay on Thursday evening sept %,
as the bylaws of this association VIII be distributed
JOHN A. HASSLER, President.
NJ. MONTGOMERY, Secretary,
DRASs FISISHERS' Protective Association
ID will meet at Turner Hall 4th st. on this Thursday
evening Sept &C. At *, Punctual attendance request
ed. BY order Of u. ROBERTSON, Pres
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IA 9gEENssI,oI,w,N WEE. S !, {! q. AND LIvERrooL

l. WflKi { 10 QGtESsrcwT kSbffvRRPd62
FORINlGHTlI to and from LONDON DIRECT,
from Piers ~ and a.. North River
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ELEGANT Pisnotorte only as guaranteed great
~ bargain. JAhkS GORDON, 1876 Beeeker st., near
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NNANTED-A small girl TO make herself useful
w Call at &i Lexington ay, corner Of iOth st.
NVANTED-Good book stltcheis, at 2 John st.
w W. WATERS SON.
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y TO 10 CENTs for satin wall paper splendid as
~ NLppenardpL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-07-19

RUSSIAN LADIEs.-The ladies In Rus
sia are very anxious to get married, be-
cause they have no liberty before marri-
age. They are kept constantly under
paternal eye until given to their hus-
bands. and then they take their own
course. Almost as soon as girl is born,
in the better rank of society, her parents
begin to prepare the dowry she must have
when she goes to her husband. She must
furnish everything for an outfit in life,
even to dozen new shirts for her come
ing husband. The young man goes to
the house of his promised bride, and
counts over her dresses, and examines
the furniture, and sees the whole with
his own eyes before he commits himself
to the irrevocable bargain. In high life
such things are conducted with more ap-
parent delicacy but the facts are ascer-
tanned with more apparent accuracy, the
business being in the hands ola broker or
notary. The trousseau is exposed in pub
lie before the wedding day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-07-19

The LIoN's RIDE.-When lion
wishes to have aegirafe for his dinner he
is obliged to be very careful how he goes
to market. Giraffes are not cheap arti-
cles of diet, even for lion, and an at
tempt to get meal of that kind of meat
always costs him a great deal Of trouble,
and sometimes costs him his life. OF
course, the lion slips up very quietly to-
ward the giraffe. He always does that,
no matter what his prey may be, but in
this case it is necessary to be very care
ful indeed, for if he springs and misses
the giraffe, the great beast may get a
kick at him before he has time to recover
himself, and kick from giraffe, whose
hind-legs fly out like sledge hammers,
will make even lion feel "consid' able
shuck up like" But even after the lion
has safely landed himself on the giraffe's
back, his dinner is not ready yet. The
giraffe is large and powerful animal,
and away he rushes, as fast as his awk-
ward legs can carry him, and that is very
fast indeed. Glitter, clatter Spring and
bound Away he goes, with the lion
hanging on like good fellow, and the
hyenas coming yelling after, hoping to
have chance to get something at the
second table, for it is hardly possible that
a lion can eat whole giraffe. But it is
not at all certain that there will be gi-
raffe for dinner at all, for if the fright
ened creature can once get into the woods
he may be safe. Dashing among the
limbs and trunks he may knock the lion
off. And then look out, Mr.. Lion The
giraffe will turn on you quick as light
ming and kick the life out of you before
you can get out of the reach of his heels,
and all those poor dear little hyenas will
have to 60 hungry to bed. Although gi-
raffes have been known to get the best of
lions in this way, they are not always SO
fortunate. If thick wood cannot soon
be reached, the strength of the giraffe
will be exhausted, and the cruel beast
upon his back will fix his teeth in his
throat and drag the poor creature down
and kill and eat him.-Hearh and Home
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-07-19

ELECTRIC PROBE FOR WOUNDS M.
Trouve has lately exhibited before the
Scientific Association of France his in
genous probe for the search and extrac-
tion of foreign bodies remaining in
wounds. This apparatus consists of three
distinct parts, namely, a battery, a probe,
and an indicator. In principle, it is found
ed on the difference in conductibility be-
tween metals and other bodies. The bat
terry is formed of zinc carbon element,
inclosed in a case of hardened India-rub-
Der hermeticaly sealed, the exciting liq-
uid being bisulphide of mercury. The
probe is a pipe, flexible or rigid, con-
structed so that the preliminary probing
may be effected, and then the stylets of
tbe indicating apparatus may be intro
duced. The indicator contains in its in
terror a very small electro-magnet' with
a vibrator and two small rods of steel,
very sharp, and insulated from each 9th
er and as soon as these points, which are
in connection with the battery, touch any
metallic substance, the vibrator begins
to move If the metal is lead, the trem-
bier vibrates regularly if of iron or cop
per, the trembler has jerky movement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-07-19

The CAUSE OF SMALL-Pox.-A A Ger
man physician has lately started the
theory that the fearful disease known as
smallpox originates from an excess of
albuminous matter in the blood, and that
this is to be prevented by the admins
tration of common salt. The habits of
children in indulging over freely in
sweetmeats he considers one great cause
of this undue developement of albumen,
and coffee and tea,if highly sugared, tend
also excite it in adults. An organic acid,
such as lemon juice, he considers the best
means of freeing the blood when clogged
up with too much albumen, and he al
legged that by taking these simple reme-
dies in the way of precaution, he has, for
upwards of twelve years past, frequented
or taken up his abode in the most pesti-
lential smallpox hospitals of Europe
and South America with entire impunity.
The means of prevention appear certain
ly simple, but may be worthy of inves
tigation.-Hon.e and Health.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-07-19

One who was with her during all these
dying hours, wrote from her bedside to
friend, You ask me respecting the
state of the queens health. We sit sor-
rowful in the palace all the day long,
tremblingly awaiting the hour when re-
ligion and virtue shall quit the earth with
her. Let us pray that we may be per-
mitted to follow hereafter where she is
soon to go. She so far transcends all
human excellence that there is scarcely
anything of mortality about her. She
can scarcely be said to die, but to pass
into nobler existence, which should
rather excite our envy than our sorrow.
She leaves the world filled with her re-
nown, and she goes to enjoy life eternal
with her God in heaven. / write this
between hope and fear while the breath
is still huttering within her."
The dying queen, seeing her friends
bathed in tears around her bed, said to
them, " Do not weep for me, nor waste
your time in fruitless prayers for my re-
covery, but pray rather for the salvation
of my SOUL"
Isabella died November 26, 1904, in
the fifty-fourth year of her age, and the
thirtieth of her reign. According to her
request her remains were conveyed to
the Alhambra for burial. Through
terrible tempes of wind and rain the
body was borne on its long journey to
the grave. The rain continued to fall in
floods, and one of tho gloomiest of winter
storms howled around the towers of the
Alhambra as the remains of Isabella
were consigned to their final reslingplaces
" The storm which wrecked the wintry sky,
No more disturbed her deep repose
Than summer evenings gentle sigh,
Which shuts the rose."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-07-19

LETTERS OF Recommendation A
gentleman advertised for boy to assist
him in his Office, and nearly fifty appli-
cations presented themselves to him. Out
of the whole number he in short time
selected one and dismissed the rest.
at should like to know" said friend,
"on what ground you selected that boy,
who had not a single recommendation.
You are mistaken" said the gentle
man :" he had a great many. He wiped
his feet when he came in, and closed the
door after him, showing that he was care
full he gave up his seat instantly to that
old man, showing he was kind and
thoughtful he took off his cap when
he came in, and answered my questions
promptly and respectfully, showing he
was polite; he picked up the book which
1 had purposely laid upon the floor, and
replaced it on the table, while all the
rest stepped over it or showed it aside
and he waited quietly his turn, instead of
pushing and crowding, showing that he
was orderly. When | talked with him
l noticed that his clothes were carefully
brushed, his hair in nice order, and his
teeth brushed and when he wrote his
name, noticed that his finger nails were
clean, instead of being tipped with jet,
like that handsome little fellows In the
blue jacket. Don't you call those things
letters of recommendation ? / do, and |
would give more for what / can tell
about boy by using my eyes ten min
utes, than all the fine letters he can
bring me