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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
MISSISSIPPI.
Progress 0fths Trial Of The Slleged Psrtlc'
lpaHts in tse Eerldias Rlst.

Special to tbs Appeal
JACKs5N, March 2.
The ku. kIux trials were more inter-
esting and reliable to-day. Sheriff
MoseIy of Lauderdale, and Hender-
son, clerk of the court, were exam
ined. Bob Mosely is the Radical
sheriff originally appointed by Ames,
renewed by Alcorn, and by small
majority elected st the last election.
He testifes that o. the day Of the riot
he had reason to apprehend q serious
disturbance. His suspicion was based
on the fact that large number OF ne
srOes were parading the streets 10
armed squads. To prevent any breach
of the peace he organized squad OF
special d. puties under the command
OF tbs most prominent and reliable
aitizsns of Meridisn-sUch men as
general y fndail, General Patton and
CaUtaso henderson. he viii be re
called by the defense.
Captain HE1dersOn's testimony cor
roborates Mosely's, particularly as to
the disposition OF the white people to
preserve order.
The defense Is sb'y represented by
Colonel Coleman, the leading counsel,
who leads the poor ignorant negro
over many rough places, and e2ch one
has q frequent fail to the depths Of
perjury. One witness is already in
all Tor peljury, and another the
district attorney sent from the court
alter asking her one question, fearing
she would 20 to Jail. 70 day he asked
the court to instruct q witness to sit
with her back 10 the defense, because
she could not stand the battery lev
eltd upon her by the able counsel
The Judge so insI ucted
In the legislature the past two days
were occupied on the funding bill and
the bill TO regulate finance.
The bill passed incorporating Olive
Branch, DesOtO county.
A strong protest was entered by
the Democratic V8embers regarding
the action Of the house in ezpuDgiDg
the proceedings In reference 10 the
college land scrip lately held by Gov
ernOr AIcorn, saying that the only
proceedings on record IS AicOrn's own
stafemel. q the precedent is es-
tablished they cannot examine the
conduct of any state official, but must
submit TO his personal statement in
any case where the interests OF the
people are involved.
yAoKsoN, March 1.
rho government clOsed with the
1000 of Ralk the Meridian prisoner.
The Nh, last two wi.,pesses examined were
. man and wife, thu former rePuted
TO have been taken by GOD irom nls
house. where he was in company
with his wife. NotwithstandiES tna1
tbev were together and witnessed I.ee
snnrosch of the crowd and all actions
81 The parties, their testimony Is utter
10 Al variance one with tbs other, as
To the time of night, conduct Of the
mob. Identification Of the parties, etc.
Rev Aaron Moore, who has Deen
REGARDED az a most important Witness
aud who has been held % the crown
ing exemplifier Of the analr, was nOt
Introduced. The district attorney
doubtless was afraid OF testing Aafon's
Christianity on the witness stand. Tne
defense viii proceed with the case on
Monday.
In the legislature the senate occu-
pied the day on the funding bill. The
house was occupied with the Arkan.
sas City and Grenada railroad, which
passed.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS sY rElEeRapH.
IsEE THIRD PAGE TOR GENERAL zuok7.I

NEW YORK. March 1.-The following Is
the comparative cotton statemsns for the
week ending to-day:
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EES ADyERTIsEMENTs.
MISSOURI STATE Lottery.
Incorporated In Ia
SmS1RsI DrAw4xazw-

MORNING CLAS5-No los
So, Z, 50, "a, 56. "A. Y, 13, 8. %, 75,5,
EVENING CHASING. Io4.
go, 60, 81, AZ, "a, SO, 7, 10, 50, IA, 20, II.
Lotteries drawn tWics daily. Pr1zes fF0rn
Il51 70 S59.000, paid In money by J. E.
naAECE, ag't, sSx North Court Ht. Box lk7,
Aemphizt Iezaa., 2. 0. MURRAY kIIiLzR
= &C.. Nan nUsnrrF II T.oglsu
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ALBANY, March 1.-The assembly
decided the contested election case
from New YORK In favor OF k1lIian,
throwing out Aleck Frear, the Tam
MANY candidate.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
NEM Work.

Killsan Seated 90 the ExozUsiea Of
AIeek Rrear.
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LONDON, March 1.-The assailant
of the Queen was brought before the
police magistrates at Bow street at
noon to-day, for examination. The
courtroom and all It's approaches were
-Ciengelv crowded
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and it is the impression of all who
heard them that they are the product
Of a deranged mind.
The Queen left Buckingham Palace
to-day for Windsor Castle. On her
arrival at Windsor she was met by al
most the entire population of the
place with the warmest demonstra-
tions of loyalty and affection.
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But this Is not all the villainy
charged against this monster. The
letter which was found his victim pos
itively ayers was written at the sug-
eestion of DR.. Huston, who had
Taught her to believe that such things
were common, and that by so doing
she m 'ght save him from troable.
He told her to pick out among her ac.
quaintances any young man that she
thought would best serve the purpose
and invite him to take her to one of
the houses to which be had so fre-
quently taken her. His object evil
IDENTIFY was to blast her character for
reliability In case any disclosures
should at any time be made against
him, and the letter subsequently, in
tercepted by her mother was un-
doubtedly written By him and signed
by another name to throw doubt on
the mothers naind as to the truth OF
the revelations her daughter had
madR To her. No such person Ii. ed
at the house where tbs letter was das
ted from, and no such person Was
known BY the daughter, 70 was Q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12

The Illinois State Journal, speaking of
Mr.. Greeley, says:
But the wonder is, thst q msn, holding such
opinions, can accept the nomination for the .psi
dsncy from free traders, and pledge himse f 70
sign tree trade bill, if passed, and still be an
honest man!
What else sobuld Mr. Greeley, as Al hon
est man. do? tits the Presidents duty to
honestly execute the laws. Who make. III.
laws? The people, through their represspss
tatlVes IN Congress. If, then, the people,
through their representatives, declare for
free trade, 1t would be the Presidents
boundeu duty TO sign the bill, or auy other
bill which did not conflict with the consti,u
ton. If Congress should unanim onsly pass
free trade bill, General Grant would not
sign it. In q matter of free trade, as IN the
matter Of San Domingo, Genersl Grant
deems himself the Law making power. Th.,
is the exact difference betpeen Gen. Grant
and Horace Greeley, snd the difference il
ezsctis that between honesty and dishonesty
-Chicago Tribune
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS !
That have ever been offered in Rock Il and Q,

Our dress fabrics consists Of:
Black silks, 81 20, SO. ! 20, I 90, 2 90 a yard
up Japanese silks, soc, T5c;
keA French poplins cheaper than the cheap peat
Black and colorsd alpacas, Csc per yard, up;
Msrinss and Empress g. satteens cheap
Paris Grape, all shades, 35e, worth Soc;
Bordeaux pOpIin, all shades very fine, sec;
Newport suItlng, 20, 20, 80, 500, per yard, all
York s4i;ing, splendid, 25c per yard; Tstyiss;
Grenadines, zoe PEI ard, upward, worth 50c
scotch ginghSns, % upward;
Pacific lawns, egsnt styles, only loo;
geo pieces of plAds, all styles, fer suiting, 2Oe
upwaras
Domestic ginghams, / to De per yard;
Caiieoes lUc upward, elegant patterns;
Bieachsd and unbleached 60 uslin TO- l25, IA 5e
upward
Table Linen, 20, 80, 40, Is, soc upwards;
Napkins, dcE., 100, 81, %, ! 90, up;
Linen Diaper cheap;
0assinlsrs, 200 pieces, I21, Is, 20, %, SOC; fol-
men and boys wear, 30, 40, b0o,up
Waternroof q5ei 81 25 nm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12
DIR. BOHANNAN
Office 10. 6l9 North Fifth street, (betwsep
Washington Ave. ana Green streets),
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI
Established In St. Louis 1897.

CURES ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
~ Diseases In a short time, either in male or
Female; charges low fees; uses 10 Mercury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12
Natures
Hair Restorative!
Warranted free from
Poisons!
Clear as Cry stal!

Has no Sediment, no Filth, no Lac suIphur no
Sugar OF Lead, no Litnarge, Nitrate of
Silver, will restore Cray q .ir, prevents the
II air fro Falling Of. an is entirely fee
fro n the Poisonous 8ad Health Oestro wing
Drugs used in other Hair Preparations.
Keeps the hair in a mics, healthy condition: is
fine Dressing, and has given the most absn
daRt satisfaction to thousands who hsve used
it. Try one bottle and be convinced. Take NO
other.
DR.. q. Smith, PAtsntee, Aver, Mass. manu-.
featured and fer sale by Proctor Brothers,
Gloucester, Mass. All frst-clsss Druggists
sell it.
SsA- Sand two three cent stamps to Proctor
Bros, and receive perrsturu mail "ValuAbls
Treatise on the Human Hair"
mar6deod mwtwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12

In an editorial regarding the Grant con
vention, the n. Y. Tribune thus alludes to
the man the Office holders in this State are
running for Governor:
! Gen Oglesby of Illinois made divertipe
but obscure speech. He described the griel
that tore bis bosom "when a Senator from
the noble State that rocked the early
" cradle OF liberty pronounced against GRAM
the insulting sentence that he had been
once a tanner" As Senator Wilson wa,
the Senator who said it, this unkind attack
must have been made in the iuteres, OF
some rival candidate for the Vice Presidency
But We fail to see the insult in Mr.. Wilson
statement Gen. Grant was a tanner, and
though it may tear Mr., Oglesby's bosom to
hear the mstter referred to, it will rend the
hearts OF all tanners still worse 10 hear that
the very name Is called an insult. But We
forgive the Governors suobbish objection 70
tan bark, for The sake of the brilliant Bit OF
characterization with which it WAS folio we'd
He said Grant has been an enigma from
birth" The American people thing 90 too,
and propose to treat him like other insolu
bic conundrums-give him up
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12
CGSDITIUA POWDER.
NORRIS
CEEEB8ATED IMPROVED
CONDITION POWDERS
For Eorsex, Cattle, sheep, Hogs,
and TCwJs!

The cheapest and only sac, certain and relia-
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al of THESE SuIInais.
For Ito sts al q Gattle.--fhey are a Sovereign
Remedy tor Loss of AppeIne, Ii ide- bound, ala
p-Ts, kheumatI1 III, IL WARD Strains, Feyers,
Founders, dc, &C. And n sare cure for Coughs
al Colds, winch is the foundation Of the NOR.
fatal diseases These Powders are so compoup.
ded, and Of such inEredients, that ali OF their
valuable gu siilies blend In harmonious unston.
which readily enter into the ele ments of the
blood snd juices and are thereby made TO psne-
trate every part Of tbs sy stem nue lnR
ture in atAy ing feVers and fam IN nti1ns, break
ing up colds, stopping coughs, removing IN.
healthy distractions, loose il toe ak in openipz
its poAes, eausins the hal to lie smooth aud civ
ing II glossy, soft appearance, purIi, ing the
blood, giving tine 20 he stom Aeh and digestiy.
| organs, snd iupArting new lie. vigo, and
streIgth to the animal. A few dose. o. th.,t
l.PoNdsrs wild produce wonderful e feet u q or
tn Sc animals. :
| For shee !, they sre perfect remedy for pi.
tempe.s Foot kot, wsntof Appetite, wool Drop
/ ping srzrvy &c. and by feeding once a wes
freely, will prevent all the above diseases
| For degs. they will keep in better condition
| Fatten Gu G. or. and on less food Half Pack
age shosld be mixed in every barrel of viii
| These wders have neAer been known to fail t.
cure tsat falai disease known 81 Bog Cholera.
BE SURE AND CALL FOR NORRIS.
| Price 20 cents per package or Eve for 81
! Prepared and sold wholesale aud Retast !,
q, g. NORRIS. CLEVELAND, o, and sold q
Druggists and Merchants generally.
For sale by John Bengstons Beck Island
| oct6 decd, M Willy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12
pailu Arans.



Hany Justification of the visdan os D.,.
ocrats In going for Greeley were nsedsd !,
Is foond IN the strange agony of the Radical
pNV. 80 unusual sight to see Rsdi-
Oh sm troubled it has been 80 accustomed
70 nave things TIA own way, and to do az i,
pfets,d to, without regard to reason, remoo-
sHances, arguments and eniresties, that il
never dreamed of a peril that would perpiex,
confuse, or alarm il. But il is alarmed nov.
dss"eats drops OF agony. at every pore. Ii
nutters from the White House to the senate
onAmoer, and from the senate chamber to
The White House. 1t whispers in tho lob
oies OF the capitol. 1t calls hasty consuIta-
nons IN the committee rooms. It tries TO
draw Its Ku-kux sword with one hand. and
offers the gift of "a unwilling amnesty with
the other; and its rage and slarm increase
when il fnds that the Ku-klux sWerd hangs
IN the seabbsrd, and its partial amnesty is
laughed at. Il reproaches Democrats for
the want of principle in supporting Greeley;
and it reproaches Greeley with has want of
principle 10 being supported by Democrats.
II calls Dan VOORHEES, ''Ihe eloquent In
disnlAn IL proelsims with shout of hi
umph that Ger. Mosby ia for Grant. L.
publishes the letters and editorials of the
ex-yIce- president of the Confederate States
ss campaign documents Tor Grant. Ii en-
treats the Democracy to go to Baltimore
and put sound Democratic ticket in the
field. II affects lively concern for the
health of the Democratic party, and hopes
1t will not permit Itself to die in this dis
graceful fashion. 1t lorches like q crippled
vessel before Summers crashing broadsides.
II curses Cameron, it curses Tom Murphy,
il curses Casey and Packard, it curses Leet
aud Stocking, it curses Babcock, it curses
Clayton, it curses Gen. Dent, and it has half
q mind to curse Grant himself, for bringing
il into ell this trouble.
1t Democrats ever doubted the propriety
of their conduct in espousing the cause Of
Greeley, this distress of their antagonists
ought to dissipste their doubts Nothing
else that it vss possible for them to do.
c1rld have 6lled their antagonism with such
mortal terror 81. Louis Republican.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12
Use Renne's Pain Killing
III AeTC OIL.
alt Works like a Charm"

READER
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Headachs.
kenue's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures ToothAahe.
ksnne's Pain-Kil Magic Oil cures NeuralgiK.
kennss spain Killing Magic 0ileures Cholera.
Rsnns's Pain Killing Magic ileures Rheu I'll m
Rem Pain & lling Magic Oil cures Lameness.
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil euresSkin Disease
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
''iane their shoulders are'-of my crick in the
bsck"-or,"I have got the scistiea''-and de-
light in Dragging that nothing can cure me =
but when we get such lawful folks to use Rem
mes Psin-Kllling Magic Oil, faithfully; We
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind Of
"brag out Of them" and they frankly own up,
and say il works like . charml "
ms-sold by all Druggists, Merchants 4 Grocsrs
II is put up in three sizes, and called "TriAl
Size, medium Size" and Large Family Size.
bottles. WIN. RENNE SONS,
Sole ProPrietors and Manufacturers,
ie6-dtveowly Pitts6eld, Mass.
Bold Wholesale and Retail by John Bengs-
toa, Druggist, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12

The gave 3u"sa as
. lalitlss uf -Poa-s is...7'
sic combine
best Tome peel r5t4f4s.
~ leon i't-
DR. CEsUt; ~
ClMrou~u
SIX r Z
or
MAKING HE frls.7-.t.
the best AiTr'e.rr r.ftt
Tonfr knSrr'0i
s..ofu!a, S;ra-.cus
Tuners, scr3.~.3~s
Diseases Of TIE aye%
Al suffering trtn
chron:c Diseases, DO
ken-dowa ctr5tita
t!cns, or requiring a
remedy 10 r1s.iJ I'D
enrich TIE ElcI. T!i.
psnd Dr.. CROOKS Coz.
pound SYRUP CT CHI
ROOT &c, ts t4.ts Z
and reliable II is &C.
ton. Pains n Ssaes,
Diseases Of the e!s.a
Erpptiors, P0stu.es,
Sofcoes, giEf issI
/ Bells, letter, ling
wcYr., Sait-aheun.
s:ald Head, ul7ers,
and Sores, are 81
Seurea By the use CT il
Any disease depending
oil a deprayed condition.
Of the BIool rsH Ds
cured tly IL. Try ont
10, tia. Sold t'4-aA Drts
gslsi ,PTepared Oh "s
Oliver crsak & G;
Dayton. u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DR.. B0HANNAN'S VEGETABLE Gu
hAIIEk permanently cures all forms Of SpeF.
materthea" or Seminal Weakness in from tive
TO seven weeks time. 1t restores "Losl Power
ana brings nAcK the "fOathIuI vigor" oil those
Who navs destroyed 1t by sexuaI excuses or evil
practices. Young man suffering from the effects
OF tnat dreadfGlIy destructive habit Of Self
Aouse Can use thus medicine with the assurance
Of speedy and Permanent cure. This remedy
mas been used by old DR.. BohanHan IN his pri-
vate practice for over thirty years and has never
tailed In curing even the worst cases. Price s.
per package. sent to any address tfrae from
observatory. Sold only a. Dr. {. A. Bohan-
nan ONCE, No 6ls North Fifth strses, st. Louis
Mo. Established in 1887.
nch23 dwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12

Spring styles, 45, 60, rs, s5o, 81, 20. 500 90
upwards;
Cashmere, shswls, 81. 90, 90 10 90 to IS en-,
Bed ticking, 10; l24, Is, II, 20, upward.
Bro wn asd blue dentms, cheap
500 pieces striped. figured and plain muslin at
II, 1929 70, Is, 80, SO, Doc, up.
Bisho lawn cheap.
1000 pieces ribbon, all widths and colors, from
Sc per yard upward.
Also, the best line Of sash ribbon west of New
York.
s., 500 worth Of flowers, at half the usual prices
call and see them; can be beat.
The bestine of yaleurs and sAtins, all shades
to be found in Rock Island or vicinity.
500 dozen ladies' stoekin rs, &c, i24, Is, II, 20,
Zoe, pair, up.
200 dozen children's stockings, 10, 123, Is, Il
20, p, 25, up.
Ladies and ehidrsn's gloves, s, 10 l21, I5,I7
zoe.
Kid glOvss, soc to 81 a pair, all shades.
The largest line Of ladies' undertaking west o.
New York.
100 dozen ladies cOrssts, 40, rs; IS, CSC, 81 25
so, so upwards.
Hoop skirts, as, so, 75c, 81 90, l IS, cheap al
sizes
The largest and cheapest line Of buttons, trim
miags. fringes. laces, mbs, iewelry, hail
brushes, and II. QUO other things, Too numer.
GUS to mention, at popular Iriees.
1000 sun shades, all sty les, at 49, As, so. rs, ST.
upward
Gents furnishing goods, the largest line, to b.
solo 90 per cent cheaper than Rock Islabt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12
SPERMAToRRHoEA.

Caused by selfahuse excessive venerT the symptoms
being Seminal losses, Indigestion. Irrahtv OF man
p3"e aversion 70 society, rendering improper
rms disease Is and thousands mop not
showing What is the matter many do cannot yist
me AFTER 70 years experience have prepared cures
No The foTmit stage. No. The stage Of progress
No The stage Of decay and lmpouancy, SIS treat
nent- A few
viii cure ofthe kind fully send
I'VE dollars aud the you viii sent postpaid
thus you have my skin home than travelling
pehses without exposure One pack will convince Won
and cure In this way is ain in time as remedy Is
changed TO suit circumstances
Pamphlets enabling any their case raliv 80
pages IN sealed letter enveiope for Is cents Address
A. g. DIN, 565 State Street. Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12

sEuLr's Standard Goods are for sale BY all
first. elias, dealers in the north west and In
Rssk Island by /. L. LANE, and JOHN
BENGsTQN. mshzsd-mNfAwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12

Va DR.. BoHANNAN's ''Trsatiss on Spec
al Diseases" which fully explain the nature,
causes, sy mptoms, etc., OF ''SpermatSrrhea" or
seminal Weakness" syphilis, Female Com
plants, all l@pedimsnts to Marriage, and val
uaele lntOrn alton ON other delicate Subjects sent
Fnhk to address in a plain sealed envelope, or
receipt of sns stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-12

The Ertive }H-Ha s
. Ialitlss u -Pot-s iss.7'
sEe u3lln h5ne "a
best Tome puelr5i4'4
u Icon i't-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
HARPER AND SCRIBNER.

CHRISTMAS TALK-FROUDE AND BURKE-IN-
TERCoLLEGIATE sCHoLARsHIPS-VICToRIA
POETS.
The January number of Harpers Magazine
full OF the and CHEEKY spirit Of Christmas. There
are two articles prettly illustrated which have 10 do
with Christmas customs and the suggestions OF Christ
mas, and of tbese-a woInans-isa gentle pleading
for justice and tenderness 10 childhood for
trust and the high religion of unselhshness Mrs Bud
dngton in this paper occasionally gets into the clouds
too complicated and elaborate, but her
Infectious good the soul Of her writing womanly
aud sincere that this bundcr Is easily pardoned There
an attractive article the British Museum, by c. M.
Towle-an article exact and difuse In description.
In it, reading room often finds by chance the
lights of English literature "More than the
tund figure fat, red. Fastan features OF Mark Lc
mon hustled by; / lave seen the tall, boyiSh form,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

forms them into her voiceess devotees.
This scientific iconocasm u.s. In Mr. stedmaus opinion,
the most important OF the symptoms which mark the
recent era as a Transition Period Eigh STANDARDS OF
artistic excellence, and criticisms exact ana catnonc'
are other marked features OF the changing tme The
writer holds that we are steadily advancing in poetic
technique and that the Victorian period has been
specially noteworthy for the multtudes OF It's toeraoe
poets There Is a desire for new modes, craving LOT
more dramatic spontaneous utterance, and disposition
to study life dialect and feeling as painters STUDY
landscape Out-ofdoors and at first hands-Mf Cnarles
d. RWarner tells dramatically q nights experience
In the Garden OF the Tuileres where he had fallen
asleep and had been locked up II in the Inst years
of the last Emperor and through the darkness the oya
American inspired by tho hateful nearness oil the yrahi
imagined the tragedies of French Court history opening
their baefu scenes before him. The paper very eiev
erly and entertainingly written. Bret Harte has TINS
poem which has an echo OF Jim"
AFTER TIE ACCIDENT.
Mouth Of The Shaft
What I want is my husband, Sir
And If you're man, sir,
You'll give me an answer
Where Is my J0eI
Penrhyn. sir, joe
CaernOvanshire.
Six months ago
Since we came here
Elijah, you know!
Well. am quiet
But must stand here,
And Will
Please-Pll be strong
II you'll just let me wait
Inside o. that gate
Till the news comes along.
Negligence"
That was the cause;
Buteheryl-
Are there no laws
Laws to protect such as wei
Well them
won't raise my voice.
There men!
won't make no noise
Only YOU just let me De-
Four only four-did he say
Saved aud the other onesl-Ehf
Why do they CALI
Why are they all
Looking and coming tins way!
What's thatf-a messagei
III take it,
know his wife, sir,
III break IT,
"Foreman"
Az, Ay
"Out by and by
Just saved his life"
"say to his vile
Soon he'll be- free"
Will i-God bless you,
It's me!
Discussing the Gree Church Problem" Dr. Holland
advises that we should lay aside all ideas OF the owner
shin of pews and take church every Sunday an oner
ing OF Rifts according to ability and degree OF
prosperity as an act of worship, and just as cohsci
entously as we bring petition or our praise MT
Glider writes both amusngly and feeingy OF the mis-
cries of the Editor the only human sufferer for whom
there is no pity among his fellowmortals. Christina
Rossetti has this pretty, tender bit OF a poem;
A BIRD-sOSG.
It's a year almost that have not seen her;
Oh last Summer green things were greener,
Brambes fewer, the blue SKY Dluer'
It's wellnigh summer for there's swallow;
Come one swallow. his mate will follow,
The bird-race quicken and wheel ana thcKen'
on happv swallow whose mate viii follow
O'er hight or hollow I'd be "a swallow
To build this weather, one nest together