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THE REST OF FAITH.
BY ANs0N d. L. RANDOLPH,

BY ANsoN d. L. RANDOLPH,
Why vex my heart on what need not know,
Or search for that may not hope to find,
While restless thoughts still urge me two and fro
With dull, uneasy mind2
Shall pursue some dangerous, hidden way,
Orstriye to pierce darkness vast and deep
Till doubts and fears assal me, or delay,
And shut me from the calm, etIulgent day,
While but dream or sleep?
While mysteries compass all my outer life,
Still greater mysteries do find within;
The good and evil in tumutuous strife,
And tn inconstant will:
Mystlf, not cen myself can comprehend;
In vain I drop the pummet in this sea:
Shall reject my Lord, deny my friend,
Since all his ways are not revealed to me,
Or know not their end
Fer since began my life its common round,
As day succeeded night, or night the day,
My toll or rest have not always found
In Gods appointed way
am no waif upon rushing stream
For winds to play with; predestined ends are
mine,
With knowledge of love complete, serene,
And watch and guidance of power divine,
Eternal ami supreme!
o gracious Lord, who from the wise dost hide
That which to little ones thou wilt make known
Keep thou my heart untouched by human pride
And make thy will my own:
Ev'n of child leans on its mothers breast
In sweet, confding love, contented there,
So let me lean, so be my faith expressed.
Jnvexed with doubt and undisturbed by care
And leave to Thee the rest.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

full aud positive asshoorences from ms
committee
spcct | shel bev to take the stump
this fall, for Greeley. | do it gladly
withou, eny ashoorences from his commit
tee, for NV course he'll hcv TO care for his
supporters. and bcin cared for is jist now
my principle bi,nis. But | shel try to
con6ne myselfto one section. III the
Nashnel Committee take me over much
territory, want to krow exackly wat
that territory IS, and shel make a map Nv
it, and shel write on the marlin NV each
section wat the leadin interest NV its in
habitants is, aud to wat pertikelcr policy
it will be nessary to pledge the great aud
good Horris. The notes will run thus:
PE>NsYLvANY.-lligh tariff on coal aud
iron and sics. Protection stroDg-dan-
ger NV importations-drain NV gold to
pay for fursin manulakters-wood 700 hev
our horny.hauded laborers redocst to the
level NV pauper labor? Never!
ILLINoY.- Broad & clds nv wheat, corn,
and cattle on a thousand hills. Agricul-
tur our material pursoot Wood 700 tax
the sweat NV the honest farmer NV lllinoy
to build up the purse-proud aristocratic
manufacturer NV PennSylvauy? Never
Moo ENGLAND.-Tariif on cotton goods
and protekshun to the negro in the South,
aud the execooshen NV the laws even il
military hez to be yooscd
SoUTn KARomNY.-Frce trade alluz
In deestricks where there is nobody but
planters, no military rool where niggers
predominate and are reasonable, military
to protect them from the infamous Ku.
| Klux.
And so on. Even with sich prcpara.
tion it will be close and iudgmatical work
but can do it, Besides, them patriot,
wch expect to be Postmasters and sich.
will alluz be on hand to post me 50 that
can't make any serious mistakes.
What a beautiful thing it wood be to be
Republican, and hcv the same thing tC
talk in all parts NV the country. ..
PETROLEUM Y Nasty,
(Wich wuz Postmaster.)
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

The Orangomen had their parade in
New York city Jrly 12'h, and not even
skull got crack throughout the whole
affair. They were guarded by large
force of well armed police. A write in
the Springfield Republican gives de-
scription of it from which we take,the fol-
lowing -
1t was day of fasting and prayer with
the Catholics of this city. 1t was day
of bitter humiliation 10 them. Many of
them could not apply themselves to their
customary labors, but wandered dsconso-
lately about the streets, deriving what sol
ace they could from the fact that the air
was full of fine drizzlng rain which,
however, was not sufficiently consolatory
to prevent a savage CLEAN appearing in
their eyes or to lessen the distressfu hcav-
ing of their oppressed bosoms as the sound
of drums and the wofu beat of discord-
ant trumpets smote their straining ears
Led by an irresistible attraction, they
wended their way toward the spot whence
the martial tones proceeded, and there be-
held the blue banners Of the Orangemen
proudly waving above the serted ranks of
fearless cohorts moving majestically thro'
the streets. With feverish earnestness
they looked this way and that for any loose
brick bat or convenient bit of wood with
which they might smash few of those
naughty heads, but at the same time catch
ing sight of the pondcrous riot clubs in
the hands Of the long lines of policemen
surrounding the procession, an indescrib-
BILE sadness spread over their fine counte-
nances, and with fervid imprecations on
their lips they resigned themselves to their
miserable fate. 1t was impossible not to
sympathize with them in their morti6ca-
ton; it was impossible not to feel for ones
fellow citizens when such load of insults
was being heaped upon them by an arro-
CANT city government for by the express
orders of that government platoon of
heavily armed police marched in the van,
another in the rear, and double line of
them on either side Of the entire length Of
the colnmn. besides which it was we'll
known there were several regiments Of
militia under arms ready at moments
notice to administer abominable doses Of
lead and steel to any devoted son Of the.
Church who should undertake to put o
stop to the boarding Of the papal power in.
the thorougbfares of American Rome.
And it was an awful bearding---thaS
procession; the men had not been shaved
for week, and all their accoutremcnfs
were Of the costlest description. There
was not the regal splendor about this pro-
cession that is usually displayed on st.
Patrick's day there was no triumphal
car surmounted by beautiful maideps, en-
circling the bust of an O'Connell or any
other lmperator, drawn by score of hors~
es and guided by gigantic, brass.helmed
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

DARwINIANisM-- monkey who had
travelled much and seen a great deal and
who had probably used the cats paw to
pull more chestnuts out of the fire than
any other monkey of his age addressed
his fellow monkeys;
Said he, "Ihis Darwin has inflicted a
disgrace upon us that no monkey Of any
self respect will hesitate to resent. fling
his base insinuations back into his teeth
"a chatter of applause. If man was in
deed descended from us, what fall was
there, my countrymen! Prolonged howls
of derision If had this base slanderer
of our race-ths Darwin. who dar'1oin
fame by traducng us Il would r-r-r. end
him to pieces with these pentadactylous
hands and whip him to death with this
prehensile tail !" Immense cheering.
The chairman interrupted the speaker
to remind him that no puns would be al
lowed. Nobody but men perpetrated puns
and a pun was altogethsr sr beneath the dig
nifty Of any monkey who had the least re-
spect for himself The speaker promised
to be more guarded in the future and pro-
cecded with the remarks.
Look at the folies men perpetrate
every day. Did you ever know monkey
to make fool Of himself as they do ?
Did you ever know monkey to buy a
ticket to menagerie and 90 staring around
and making remarks about better people
than himself? Did a monkey ever get
drunk, or talb about his neighbors, or wear
plug hat tunless it was fastened on his
head by detestable ringmaster); or sue
for divorce, or wear lace, color his whis.
kers, or 90 into bankruptcy, or cheat the
printer, get elected councilman, or run a
bar account, or eat hash, Or or run fol
Congress? Never" Screams and dscreech-
es af assent.
"Man descended from the monkey, in,
deed If we were descended from man,
it would be sufficiently disgraCeful gel
ashamed when think there is possibil
ity of connecting line. Look at them ii
their political conventions. In our mos
idiotc moments did we ever yell and how
as they do
Look at them in Congress. A whole
menagerie on drunk couldn't behave
worse. And where did they set it2 They
didn't ret it from us, that IS a sure thing
The key of their cussed nonsense is moi
the monkey. An admonishipg shake ol
the head from the president. Mr.. Dar
win must seek for his ancestry elsewhere
ard let the monkey alone. He might per
baps, trace it to the beasts of the field OIL
birds of the air or (what is more likely
the jackass!" !"
Tremendous applause followed ,hi
speech. After some farther remarks OF
the part of distinguished monkeys of lik'
tenor, the meeting passed series ofreso
lntious utterly repudiatlng Darwinan the
ory and adjourned .--Cincinnati Times.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

IL brisk an ateur student approached
Mr.. Ope, the great historical painter
with the question. ''pray, Sir, map | ask
what you mix your coors withg' "With
brains, Sir,' was the prompt reply
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
MI UsIC STORE /!
H P. sHoREY,
Eden Cnrners.
II. ELLIOTT.

n. II. ELLIOTT, Eden Corners.
Twenty-Five years experience in House, Sign,
Marriage and Ornamental Painting. Mr.. Elliott
would say to the public genoallS that he has Just
completed a large and convenient paint shop,
~here he will do all Kind of Carriage, Furniture
Pnd Ornamental painting, in the best manner. with
the hest materials and at lower rates than at any
kther shop in the ctunty orders solicited for
u use anting. Papering &c. and viii be prompt
~ attended to. All IN need 4 painting Will sayc
Fn6oney hy calling or OF addreHing me, tr shall
to work at greatly reduced prices Satisfaction
Gwen to all who brins work frtm distance. ]
pave also attached a wood shtp for repailins Car
lages, Furniture, &C., which ] intcnd to do at
mort rt notice and on reasopablo terms. Give ne a
II all. M
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24
SEW BLACKSvrrH-sHoP

Tl-U Al OLn BLACKSMITH
As can no longer rent the shop where have
q. ne Fusiussf during past YEAR. have removed
nv place II huf ines - q nv shon faw rnds FAR.
ther north on the -ame street. aud with new taols
nrw prizes and Tees, vpenses believe can satisfy
al that viii favor me with work Farmers pro.
duce taken In exchange fnr wurt at rniinr uriees
JOSEPH 6AUTHIER.
Hyde Park. Nov. s. 1859 5itf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

They call an Indiana Judge "O!d
Necessity" because be knows no law.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

Tue ORIGINAL DOLLY VARDEN-Jo-
seph's coat.
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Miscellaneous.

p. P. SC0Tr, Wisweil Farm, Hyde Park.
Manufacturer Of Collins and Caskets Always on
hapd. Will iaake and trim TO order on shortnotice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

HUMAN CoNsrANcY-Two fools promis-
ing to make straight journey over a
crooked road
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

:. W. j. PECK, Dentist.
johnson, VT.
Natural teeth put in the best state ofpref srvaton
seases of the gums successfully treated artihcial
9th made in every style known to the profession
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-24

VNvERY CITIZEN IN LAMoILLE COUNTY
In need Of MARBLE WoUK should pur.
chase it of
e. Z. FOSTER 6 CO., Of .MorrisrillC
FoR THEY GUARANTEE TO DO WORK AS WELL
ANDAs CHEAP AS At ANY PLACE
IN THE STATE. lotl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05
The Robson Inyesttxattou

The investigation into the charges against
Secretary Robson was resumed last evening by
the special committee of the House. William
IL. Shock, chief engineer in the navy, was re-
called and examined at some length. He
thought the compound engines could be built
1t navy yards II they had the same information
regard to their construction that Mr.. Roach
had. The engines Of the Tennessee cost about
100000. Ii the compound engines should re-
suit as guaranteed by Roach, the contract would
turn out to be as good one rs was ever made
oy sne department. The machineryo Of the Ten
nessee was an utter failure, but her hullwas OF
good i've oak, and witness thought it a matter
u economy and good administration to utilize
ma, nun by putting In new engines, rather than
build new vessel; 1t Is the practice in foreign
nayies to take out new and good engines
ana put compound engines in their places;
thought the experiment of putting compoupd
engines in the Tennessee wise and econo mical
one witness had been acting chiefof the Bureau
OF steam Engineering three times during the
aoministration OF Secretary Robson; has never
oeen directed or requested by him to favor any
one. by contract, purchase or any way; If witness
nad supposed there was any fraud In the Secor
taim would have notified the Secretary in
SANITY. Mr.. Shock was examined at some
ength as to the merits Of compound engines
tna testified that when Mr.. Roach proposed to
build the new machinery for the Tennessee he
contemplated iron tubes, hut when the contract
was made witness insisted upon composition
tubes, which Increased the cost TO Roach, and he
iemurred to IL, but witness held him 20 Il by the
contract; the Secretary did not interfere with
witness in any way.
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.

A Card.
ACle.gyman' while residing In South America,
as missionary discovered safe and sim ole remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness Early ID cav
Disease OF the Urinary and Seminal ad the
vicious habits. Great numbers hs re been Gu Fed by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the amicted and unfortunate, will send the reel oe
for preparing and using this medicine in a sealed
envelope, to any enc Who needs it, Free OF Caargs
Address, JOSEPH T IMAM
Station ID, Bible II louise,
meIHIy New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

TIE PRINTERS STRIKE IN GERNANY.-A
etter from Leipzig says: 1.-The whole country
las been much exercised about the strike of the
stuttgart printers. With the exception of those
smployed by Gotta, all the printers are banded
ogether, and oppose their masters in the most
determined manner. The employers have or
ganized themselves, and are determined to re-
list the strikers at all costs. The wages OF the
prlnters were last year raised, and now are yerv
AIR, according TO the judgment of competent
men. The masters have bound themselves to
protect any man who accepts their work, and
nave also started a fund to pay them for their
ost time. They are resolved not TO give In new
out Will call convention of all German print
srs and typefounders, probably to Frankfort,
and there determine upon reforms and improve
ments for the benefit of employers and en-
ployes. The government has allowed the SOL
diers to work while the strike continues"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFIcULrIRs-A San
Francisco pair recently concluded to elope, and
abartered tug-boat and a clergyman, Intend
ng TO be made one on the bosom of the Pacific
Unfortunately, that body of water belied its
name, and when the would be groom was asked
whether his intentions were honorable concern
ng the loving and cherishing of his female
delivered over the ships side. The about to be
bride meantime had tainted, and the clergyman
cit constrained TO follow the example OF the
Toom The ceremony was finally concluded
but all parties from very weakness were forced
o 60 through the service on their knees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

JUSTICE TRlunrHs II New YORK AT LAST
Jury found verdict of guilty against the bond
robber, Henry Neuman, alias Dutch Heinrichs
and the recorder sentenced him to ten years in
he state prison In the same city, on SATURDAY.
John Talbot was sentenced to thirteen months
imprisonment for smuggling cigars from the
steamship Moro Castle. This is the first se n
tence for the crime of smuggling that has been
imposed there in twenty wears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

~Jenny Linds daughter, aged fourteen
years, is said to give great vocal promise a pros
pect Of great joy and satisfaction to the Swedish
Nightingale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

Inc new spanish M1ntStef fEcscnteO.
The Secretary Of State to-day introduced to
the President Admiral Josie Polo De Barnabe,
who delivered his credent as Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary OF Spain.
THE ApMIRAL's ADDRESS.
The Admiral made the following remarks on
the occasion:
% your EXcellency the royal letters which &C
credit me as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlenipotentiaTy of his Majesty King AmadeuS
l.. near the go sernment of the United States. il
: very pleasing to me TO express TO your Excel
.ency the sincere wishes of his Majesty the
mutation OF the friendly relations which hav,,
ever existed between the United States and
spain, and Of their constant desire TO draw
thelr relations daily closer. TX shall be my task
faithfully 10 interpret these friendly relations
ana relying upon your Excellency's good will
and the zeal with which / shall endeavor tc
fulfill this mission, trust that / shall be able
satisfactorily to accomplish the desires mani
iested by the King and the government OF
SPAN. i trust, Mr.. President, that nv hopss
and purposes may be fulfilled, and beg you a.
the same time, to accept the expression of nav
profound respect for yourself personally.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
To which the President replied as follows:
Admiral: heartily reciprocate the wish which
you express on behalf of your sovereign and OF
ne Spanish government, that the friendly rela
ions which have always existed between the
United States and SPAN may not only be main
canned unbroken, but may daily be strength
ehed IL is hoped that your dis position To pro-
mote This policy NAV lead to results not vet &C
complished, but which for some time past have
earnestly been sought by this government in its
diplomatic relations with yours. You NAV be
assured that for this purpose l shall cooperate
0y all me means which may be in my power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

DOES MAN SUPER AFTER HIS HEAp
Cut OFF.-It seems as If those nations which
nave decapitated persons condemned TO death.
IN the ground that il was the most mercifui
method OF judicial execution, have been MAXIM
grand mistake, and condemning their victims
o useless and prolonged agony. Atleast, a num-
Der Of eminent German sdrdns have decided
nat the head retains Consciousness for some
hours after il is severed from the body, and
'ufers. meantime, exquisite pain. The Empe-
or William has been convinced BY their areu-
ments, aDdhas decreed the abolition OF decani-
lation throughout the empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

DISCOVERY OF New PLANEr.-Professor
Watson, OF Ann Harbor Micbigan renoets ~.
discovery on Wednesday night, Id the consteilao
ton virgo, Of new planet. 1t shines like 4
star OF the eleventh magnitude. It's position h
ight asce nslon two hundred degrees and fiffy-
hye minutes declination. 1t is msyine slowiv
ss IN right ascension, and north in deciina-
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BAIL IN THE TIcHpoENE CAsr-Tharona,

BAIL IN THE TIcHBoEYE CAsE-The onaor
Spectator says: SIT appears that there are still
people who believe IN the Tichborne claimant
70 re extent Of 80 600 for after some delay bail
ance on his trial for perjury. For the remain.
ing 10000 he will enter into his own recooni
Lances This provision of bail Il q curions Incl
dent In the case, but less curious than the nm
doubted fact there are still men. vho,Iv min.
terestsd In the matter, who believe firmly that
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gwhisky is decimating Florida's handful O

Indians. "enuiui Vi
second adventist in New York stste has
oeeh Isttening an OK for the past ten years for
q grand least when the Millennium shall set in.
for that OK. f~''NS Aovo
Senator Robinson caused great excitem
IN the senate at Albany, n. ", YESTERDAY. bv
he announcement Of the names of senators
Vanderbilt t. defeat the underground Central
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

HAT vas profound philosopher who com
Inc farmer plants his seed, and while he i,
sleeping the crop is growing. So with siyer.
ms,nk: While you are sleeping or eating, your
persons who never saw you or heard Of van,
your advertising" NV "een ioi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

PAY DIRECTOR ReBERT PETIT has been
ordered to the naval asylum, Philadelphia re-
lleving pay director Henry Eting who is or
dered to settle accounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

4 sleiehing.
SMen and women differ; You may, perhaps,
onvince man, but must persuade . woman.
1Marriaees are most numerous I'm the aut-
mn in Massachusetts,. So 10 was In Eden; the
irsf marriage was in the early fall.
erCongreesmen Sargent, Houghton, and
oughlin, OF California, were denounced and
'urned in ef5gy in the 9TH ward Of San Francis
o on wednesday night for their copnecfion
With the Yerba Buena scheme. So saws an a.
,ciated press dispatch from Frisco.
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1NTERNAL RRvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1923 144T
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BIowNsvILLE, TEXAS, April 4.-Goy. Davis
nae removed the old district attorney an an
poin ed q new one Judge RUSSELL Of the dis
ric' court. decided that be had no AUTHORITY for
90 doing. w
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The CELEBRATED SUIT of Father Stack vs
Bishop O'Hara was decided in the supreme court
OF pennsylvania yesterday. The Bishop sought
toIemove ather Stack from the pastorate of the
Roman Catholic Church at WiiIiamsnort and
me latter obtained from Judge Gamble an in
junction to prevent him from doing 30. The case
was carried to the supreme court which has re-
versed me action OF the court below and affirmed
the Bishops authority in the premises by dis
solving the Injunction. 1t Is reported that tbe
latter intends to test the case stifl further
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eIscIssArr, March 5-The alarm bells OF tl,e
nre department. Of this city win be toIied this
VIM n,ng ~ tribute TO the memory Of Professor
city Of New York. -
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Tsr woHEr OF Damascus, Illinois, take mart
n the discussions OF the Farmer Club meeting.
recent conundrum Was, "Shall we dress far
omfort or for show P" II was of course d.
lded to dress for comfort, and then thew All
vent away, and at the next meeting each an
cared with a'.three-decker" head dress and =
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TE rs. Ns =. ,s.:., c s &C f.s.ss ..ss.

san FRAScIsco, March IA barber named
Wilkinson ON Tuesday night shot Mrs. Bur-
ksrdt twice with revolver because she refused
TO marry him. The woman 10 now dying
Wilkinson Is said to have killed his wife, q ma
latta girl, some years since n York, Pennsyl-
vania, where he broke jail and escaped 70 this
coast
At Gold HflI, Nevada, yesterday two bows
named John Y. Willyans and Willie Miller
both under twelve years OF age, became i'm voiyei
In quarrel, during which WILLIAMS cslled
Miller liar, when the latter shot the former
through the head with Q revolver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE has passed a
resolution earnestly soliciting Congress to grant
a semi monthly service, and an annual subsidy
OF one million dollars to aid the china and
Japan mail steamships