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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15
STEAMERS Goastiuise.

.{e@Ei.A oN0RF0LK AND BALTI
N'--i.s. III STEAMSliiP LINE-Steamships of this
ss=sSszss5 Line sail from end of Central Wharf Bos
tou. TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS, at p NJ for
NORFOLK and BALTIMORE
WILLIAM KENNEDY. Capt. Geo. II, HaIlett.
Y IhIIA4 LAWRENCE, " VIM A. llallett.
GE6RGE 4PPoLD. Capt. winston W. Lo WgMei,
Richmond by river rail- and by the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Air Line TO all points in Virginia, Tennessee Ala
Dln2 ana Gergiai aid over the Seaboafd and Roanoke
Railroad to all points IN North and South Carolina; BY
places West.
Through rates given TO South and West
zine Passenger accommodations
are including Berth and Meals: to Norfolk $l2.5O-
For further information apply to
g. SAMPsON, Agent,
ms on So Central Wharf Boston e
DACIFIC MAIL S. S. COS through line
u to California and China. Fares greatly reduced
steamers leave Pier No. AZ North River tcOt OF Canal
street at u o'clock noon, on the
18TH AND BOTH,
except When these days fall Sunday-then the dav
previous.
March Is steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY. Cantajn
cray, connecting at Panama with steamer ALASKA,
Capt. -. 49,
ALI departures connect at Panama with steamers for
central American and south Pacific ports Departure
Of 18th touches at Kingston, jamaica
FOR Japan and China steamer JAPAN leaving San
Francisco March l. 1872
one hundred pounds baggage allowed each admit
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free. W "
For Freight or Passage Ticket or further information
apply at The company ticket office on the Wharf TO n
X. BABY, Agent; to SUTTON ~ WHEELER IincoIn
Block, Worcester; or to agents tor New England
-, G. l.. BARTLETT " CO.,
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ROsToN & ALBANY RAILROAn
boston AID WORCESTER Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing on MON
DAY. Nov. 1871 N'i 14SG'

oSSASN AID WORCESTER DIVISION.
n W NIER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MOS
PASSENGER TRAINS leave worceste-.
81 B.ostoi ~ ~ exp q 925 exp. and rs m and
nj NJ S'i3 % SS p S52 eS p gu and 80 exp m.
station ~ ioih I ester ST.
For Grafton, Westboro', Southvilie. Cordavn, sns
Ashland az 100 ana 945 a N, i.40 and 800 D NJ W
For south birmingham, i20, 100. g25 and g Is a N,
l10, 3.25, 3j5, 600 and 955 p m. " " ~
FOR Milford. at Zoe and 925 IN, l4O 325and s55 D m
FOR A2tlck, at 1UO and 9 3j . m, Lao and 600 d m
For Wellesley, Granville West Newton Newt,
and Brighton, at 400 and 9.i5 M and 6UO D m pas,
seligers for the same stations also take the 30 ~
train to katck, and there change the SayontliIS
train, which leaves Satick twenty-seyen minutes sneT
wards 'e4
The 4.20 train every day except 5or dav. su
others every day except Sunday. so
Sunday express from Albany leaves Washington sguara
stat o. at s.3j a m. for Boston 1'e
Sunday 1al leaves Washington square Station at
290 a. NJ tMcn iay), tor 81 sion. -
TRAINS leave boston tolows:
FOR Worcester al 800 100, sac exp. 9 EXP a m 70
express 40 express to birmingham, $50 express 500
For New York, vi. sprngaeld.sOO exp m, 800 exp.
900 exp. p m. ~
New York, via Norwich, 5.3c exp. pm.
Grafton. 100 m, l30, 4.3O D m.
WestbOro 7OU m, l.30. 4.30 $50 exp o m
SOuthyllle, 100 q N, l3G, 4.30 D IN,
Cordaylle 400 q NJ, l.3N, 80 m
Ashlshd, lOO m, 100, 450 $50 exp pm.
South birmingham, S 20, 100, $50 exp and q0o own
m az. M IA eSg 800 exp 400, 400 exp 500 70
Natiek, 100, 10 m, laO, Els AGO. 500 $50 600 Il, GA
MIbury, 100 NJ 4SOpm
SaXonytle, 1900 m 500 pm
MILFORD iOO sS exp, 9eXp am, Is exp 30 exp nm,
al 9utwaru ans runs daily except Sunday pa
sunday Mail leaves Boston 81 S3D D m sfnnniuo at N,
newton, South birmingham Worcester XVII ~ ~ "
eed Palmer and Springfield arrives in New Ynit a.
Dow "' - N SELL Sup't, Springfield
Sup NJ u
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NON SATT
a. FOIE oALII-ln GfaTGon, very SUI
Fa;ii pelor Mllk aud Fruit Farm, containing PIG acres
kll Of land OF tie very best Quaily-nou five acres Of
F}m q to 100 tons 90 English hay winter and summer
1ttS ruit ''' O PP'e 'reeS oo pear trees nearly all
Tvo-story uorsa ot IA ,oo,,, .,o,t ,,, ,
and minded, cnnvaniepf far t,, ~ paeu ptPetSu
best harms in SVor,e o % ~ ~; one oi nc
ii: carriaoe homse Toe I"S' "U ~ lGo-i ~ Ivy
main road miles rom Worccstr n{o SITUATED r on
school store post onice Ne: Y Of n mil ran, rar,
station. ~ "
~ FOR SAIE-Tn Spencer obou+ q 10
i InnG Iron gar Motee5er 50 ae Of gooi
a tons OF English nav: simmer coy ~" 1 az, o ~
apples pears cherries and cranes First t
House wei paInted and naneFlrJ 7' i''' h"'-H'oiJ
f.:;f from Worces1ar - IN , 5S6rIIon, miles
eIii and fenced win @,od et w '' MI unluel;
~head of cattle: cuts ab0ni ~ tnpe T , hTep ~
IS barn 6 a. in good condition cellar n,rncai Is
Very pleasantly located, IL miles rom Grafton CEN
ire, miles from railroad 4 mile from school "
Price a. COO
~ FOR SALE-Tn Auburn very desir.
kl wood land said to be worth Sl500: GUS abpn1 40
, toils OF my good pear orchard and plenty of
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EHTChBURG 4 WORCESTER u -
L., ~ MINER ADVANCEMENT - Commo,r,ne ~ -
'hol ArAltb LOT WofceR"
Leave Leave F!tehburg, g. M, 1850 anl5ap
qee, r w., 9uTg, sO5 q M, l25l and So D. H.
11e99nllihSlef, o.l2 a. m, loo and 500 D. n
Shtes crossing, q II o. m. 07 and i N n n,
5iaM Junction, S26 a. m, l. Is ana G.I5 M
SteIhng Center, s.33 a. NJ, 20 and q IN n "a
passenger Trains for Fitchburg- - " NA'
Leave worcester, q 80 and IL " =. m end oon ~,
St erimg Junction % and u 81 m and $40 D. M
pptettahg Center u and 1915 D. M and b 0S D. fn
5 aeest junction I2V a. H. and H. M and Z 10 D. M
Y yates OIoasns Is9 q. m, 1922 and 52l D, "a
sEeOnlhsteri I'D 9. M. 1880 and 8 80 D. M
South fltehbnrg 137 a. m, 1888 and b87 D. m
az hNlkoAp CONNECTIONS -rhe 30 and ii Ii a. M ana
IIg p, ' tfihs rom Worcester connect FciburS
WIN we Cheshire ana Rutland and Burlington II r. ~
az points north and west. also connect N LOT
WIN tle oimont aud Massachusetts Il for GreenGei6
ana blhltlebofU and intermediate stations ''''0'H
Tie sun a M and l2iU D. IN. tram rofr F,trbb,., - .
meet a. worcester with BQstOn Wo resipr
a. morcaster, Norwich e Worcester Railroada a1 y
ned. ~ '''e "cst wa SPRING
oeds S53 p M tram tror Fiichburg connects al wor
Gner WIN Norwlch u Worcester steamboat Train Tor
oS1ee FitScihasins w LONDON. IL, A. BLOOD Sup't.
summing, MAY !, 1871 AZ
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On the 9th, laborer at Browns mills, White
field, by the name Of Eastman, fell from the
trestie work OF the johns River railroad bridge,
and was instantly killed. He was native Of
Canada.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

NORWICH AND WORCESTER nIvr
~ sion, b., II. and f. RI; 1871.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WoRCFeTrn 40
0'S5 M Way Passenger Train Connect" a. AZ W.,
ster WIN train from SoGthbrldge an far p ~ 81
eohi al f!ainheld with trains to aud fron t iooS
I9ta, end Providence; at Norwich wiz ran ' r.
IN New London from West Side stallion q 'f''' iof
1850 m way Passenger Train, CSInrcts n, W.
eester with trains from Boatoa Nasi,n, ~ Fi, or
TT9Is' lowell &e at Worcester function NIX
estern anu Providence trains. nj put,t,t, "
train from Boston; al Pamfeid far p ".i,tal WE
81 folNNlch with trains for New London Mvst{ss
Oh" ? ~; wy Passenger Train. Connects st wors
eHs'eE WIN trains from Nashua Fichbnrg. ioyE
en- &C. RI worcester JUpctlou viii, f., IS,sst
tram from Boston, and tfsT,s ir6n Westarn M III
t tIGsl!enee Slc WorQostor roads; al Putnam WITH
trein from Boston; at Piauilcld Juurti1n t.a,Ts
iToIn Providence and Hartford arrive in snson ,as
Webstrn ti 4,5r,esIs nom way stations except
i9Fe Oy steamer from New London, will take this
Use Steamboat Express Tram for You, W.,
Sonheeys ~ worcester with trains from Bos,on
concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence NJ ms
1lIch2ufg, &c; AT Putnam from Bostor Wa
pole, Franklin and blackstone; leaves NorW W 81
TRAINS GOING NoRTu LEAVE NoRUfc,, A.,
S'AO IN. Steamboat Express train for Bost,g, t5nuv
ton sIa siISfGSy5 CONNECTING at Putnam for Pos
S Sa@,e6 I9r Bosi3n, birmingham Lowell Nashua
steaS ~s A'As q m, dependent on arrjyai Of
GOO M. Way Passenger Train. Corro.,,,o
Plainheld Junction for Providence: at pmisSr,
I9i session arriving at 10. :s0 \ m; al Wor,rstee-r
junction for Springfield, and way station IL " tIGE
Boston, Nashua, sc io' Trains To
AI'SO e m; way Passenger Tran CONNECTING 5,
Plainfeld with train from and for i.royid dns 81
SIrlyits al FORESTER junction in season for rams
at Worcester toT trains 10 Boston Nas6u4 S
$50 M WAY Passenger Train C6nrccis At Nor.
held Junction with train TO Providence. AZ va
cester with train 10Y Boston at WIZ
WEBSTER SPECIAL
Leaves Webster for Worcester at Gao m.
nT SoFwteh q Worce. ,tpr Di,t,;sirn,r
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The Adams Transcript says that some of the
prisoners at Ptsfeld declare that the murdered
wife of Daniel Gleason haunts the jail, aud that
she is seen nightly moving about in the usual
ghostly garments, with one breast bare, upon
which is seen the dripping wound made by the
knife that pierced her heart. The jail is not
empty on account of being haunted, however.
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VERM0NT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

~ AND TROY AND GREENFIEID HSfIT6 ~, ~
III eaEf worcester, Foster St Depot for IIoosac nm
WI SS[In Autms, Saratoga aud Troy N y al & 10
Ganf 's AZ 30 S[&lue59ro, at $50 and Ills m For
"IFteIlleII ~ b3O and Ills a. NJ, and 90 'VA
pm. 80 ''Oii at ''VV Il N, and 10
Leave Greenheld for Worcester at 90 and 95 ~ ,,,
a N. and 200 u, ~ oi ''' az ana S.il
"a ne VV Il m ana LOO m trains, from Hoosac TunpeI
f P f ni'in rom Greenfield ana S4l m and Q 90 m
trims pp hiiItIlehor0 connect at Fnchburg Win
'iS TI ! p ar irONMenGe, Newport aud Taunton W
me tOO u IN and Loo IN trains from Hoosoc Tprroi
'u y q IN ana 2UO pm trains from Rrattlebnr, n,
hoet win trains for Worcester Providence Senot @
FItchburg. Mass. Dee l. 1871 ~ SdnhES' snP}
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hsi, 3-tenement French Rooted House Of "a looms
bl VIII rent for $500; well painted and blinded civ
water ana good well. Lot 50 100. Price 81 100
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The Springfield Republican says that Miokie-
wicz, Russian count, has returned from trip
TO Europe TO procure proofs of his rank pre-
pared 10 make a new attempt TO marry the
niece OF Prof. Tyler of Amherst college.
Martin Deneef, while at work at Mitteneague,
the 4til inst. felt something strike his eye di-
reclly after blast He supposed it to be mere
ly a flesh wound and had it dressed according
ly, but on the 18th, a Springfield oculist took
from his eve large pebble, which had passed
through the eyeld and lodged in the ball of the
eye, where it had remained nine days without
being discovered. The sight was destroyed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

fAkh FOR SALE IN LEICESTER
An excellent Farm of 100 acres sltuafed Ia mills
soql 81 lhe centre Of Leicester II Is good state OF
CULTIVATION with good buildings with large SUNNY Of
WoOdi 10 acres or more suitable for market with sin-
Ply icy Tor liinliy use A part of the land with the
hdlngs VIII De sold desired 1t will be sold cheau ii
called iqr soon For further information Inquire Of D.
H. WHITE, on the premises, or Of q. WlIlTrEMORE,
IN tie centre Of Leicester 80
Leicester, March = 1872 ar ,,,tA
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The Department of Piano Forte and
Organ

VIII lie under the nmedia charge of Mr. Fred Zucht-
manu- organist OF Rev Mr.. Ayers society. Music hall
Boston,, whose experience for twenty ycars as
successful teacher furnishes hest evidences of his fitness
II VIII ever be the aim OF Mr. Zuchtmann who will he
seconded by as able corps of assistants have
been drawn together in This country. produce Artists
for Whlcn purpOse no Eans win be spared.
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Money Sentwithout Danger of Loss.
MONTY ORDERS Tor any amount not exceeding SO

NU1Uy DVILU WIUIIUUI UdHS0I U1 AUos
MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
order will he issued on deposit this office and
payment OF the following fees
on orders not exceeding S2G.............. 10 cents
Over so and not exceeding S3O...........l5
over so S4O...........20 d"
over $40 " S5J...........25
Swiss International Postal Money orders issued at
this Office at domestic rates.
United States Treasury Notes or National Bank
Notes only received or paid.
VALUABLE LETTERS
should invariably be taken Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry tee all parts Of the United states
is Is cents Canada, cents; Great Britain and the Ger
states, cents.
OFFICE HOURS-From 6 IS a m to s D M eXcept
Sundays. On Sundays from 9,45 TO 1890 a m.
Money Order business closes saturday at m.
jal9 dtt j. PICh EFT. Postmaster.
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Leaves Webster for Worcester at 600 am.
Leaves Worcester for Webster al J.:s5 I'M
"a, y St. n. ANDREWS, SIM.
u" norwich d WorcP. ,ter Di,tt;st,n,,
WORCESTER AND NAsTTTA PAIT,

w ORCESTER AND NASHTrA pATT,
rN hoAD0n and after Monday Sept 4 ISL. Passen
Leave Worcester at $50 and II Is n m and % am, 20
tGroton Passenger), , ~. 80 ~ '-V' anu O,S
Leave Groton Junction for Worcester nj 4 q n,
Leave eshpa at 1.l0 m, 1900 M and s 90 n M
Ihe b5O Train connects at Eitchbure with f
Vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire and Pn ,4 tne
Bufhnet9n hAIoads, at Groton Junction win ram, 1
kne ElIchpuTg ldown) Peterboro and Shirley St "
BaoSSH, any Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and Y
S S WIN rams OF the Wilton, Concord Mancto s
Sla aWIence, northern, Boston, Concord and Mo<
roaia ou' CENTRAL Psssumpsic and ogdensburg RaiiiS
The III IN train connects at Fitctbu~, ,.,,, ~.
Sar = 4H Hntand and Burlington Freigh and paseN
eu 70 jtutlaIul trains; AZ GrOton Jupotinn Win
onrg stony Brook and Lowell ana LaSreneo @ ri,uh
~ mashna WITH Wilton Concord Manchester and a
Montredl Ito Plymouth trains '' CONCORD ana
Ing ~ m tram connects at Fltchburp Mt 7l5n-
WIN Cheshre, Vermont and Massachuspts mi SKI IA
g tt pANhgton NIGHT Express tains at roon J1ctinn
at In feterhoro and Shirley and stony RrS0R
Tallsi anu At Nashua with Concord ManrbeSSior "a
NoSpSfn vermont Central Night EX preaS
~ ~ -'''ie"l "lu Chalnplaln trains.
a.
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G0lurtesttr Daily spp.
700 EneIand Ne,,. snmmnrr.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
A wooden dwelling in Brighton, which has
been undergoing repairs, was entirely destroyed
by fire Wednesday evening. Loss $500.
A high school scholar, daughter of Samuel
Copeland, Chelsea. fell dead Immediately after
retprnmg from witnessing the funeral procession
of DE-. Forsyth, Tuesday She had been in bad
health for some time.
Rlr Perez K. Jacobs, 4 well known constable
who has been identified with Charestown for
oven quarter of century, met with serious
accident on Wednesday afternoon, which in all
probability viii result fatally. He was descend
ing stairway when he slipped and fell to the
bottom of the flight, breaking his collar bone
and sustaining internal injuries,
The Cunard steamship Tripol, Capt, Barr,
which left Liverpool on the 2Sth ult., reached
her dock NJ East Boston, yesterday. She brought
eleven cabin and 1S9 Steerage passengers, aud a
full cargo Of merchandise, which was transferred
from the steamship Parthia IN consequence OF
the damage sustained by the latter while IN col
lisiOn with the Spanish steamers as previously
referred to IN q cable dispatch,
The professional base ball players of the
country begin their contracts for the season To-
day. The Boston pine will be composed of
McVey e, Spaulding D., Gould 1st b., Barnes ID
b.. Sehaffer Sd b., Geo. Wright ss., Leonard Ii,
II Wright, captain, c. J., blrosall r. l., L.
Rogers and Ryan subs. With this team, barring
accidents their friends consider them invincible,
and certain. beyond a doubt, to carry Off the
championship for the season. Their skillfu
play and gentlemanly department of last year
wen for them the confidence and respect of the
fraternity and public TO such q degree, that
though they failed to f1y the whip-pennant,
they are looked upon as the real champions Of
the country.
On the 14th of December last Charles E. Las
kie, a convict, obtained the consent of the
officers 10 visit the prison yard, ostensibly for
the purpose of getting some shavings, and sealed
The prison walls. After term OF two or three
weeks he was recaptured at South Berwick, Me >,
and returned TO his old quarters An indict-
mcut was then found against him for escaping
from the prison. When asked il he had any
thing to say before sentence was pronounced,
he informed the judge thatit was the duty of the
officers to see that he didn't escape and that he
should avail himself Of every opportunity afford
cd to make his escape. Judge Brigham there
upon sentenced Laskie TO two years imprson-
ment in the state prison, the sentence to take
effect on and after the expiration Of the previous
sentence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

151 FOR 9s Sale ssla .-.-A ERIC. BLOCK.
NINA CONTAINING teheiehis. Price sS,OU0.
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Gaiiroaos.

1871 CHES HIRE RAILROAD -
no L. WINTER AR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing HOGDAY, Dee. .. ISL
Trains leave Worcester ter Street Depot al s. 81 =.
m. Ills m and La p. NJ Fchburg g3a NJ, and
lows Falls
Making connections st Bellows Falls with Rutland &
Burlington K. h. for Rutland Saratoga. Burlington &C
Also with Vt Central X. K for Windsor. White River
Sunetlon connecting with Conn and Passnnp7ic River
Railroad Montpelier St Adams Rouses POINT Ogiepr-
purg- Montreal, &c
Tickets to all points north for sale At No Foster
Rofcester-J. BARNARD. Agent
are a. low as by any route and distance less.
Iullnan sleeping Cars Might Trans for W st
Ann NOrsh- x PIT Sun
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a. FOR SALE - About IL miles from
ksiii Worcester, Farm OF about So acres; cOusdera-
EllA Bile wood and timber; keep about 4 cows and a
- horse good buidlngsi very centrally located,
near churches, schools stores, &c about mile from
Two dep9ts very pleasant place, and Will be sold low
Uappled Tor soon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

if..t FOR SALE-On Congress st.. n g.
pgi tenement French Rooted House Of II rooms CITY
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GBe 9ain spn: aaroreestr foan aornna aarb Is 1872
q. Gin L Cos Column.
A PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL,

full complement Of Saws. &c. ana everything IN COM
pete working order; will cut from S,000 20 l000d per
day- The whole concern is nearly new, Of the most
approved make and every way right. III health of owner
only cause OF selling. viii be sold al q bargain. For
further particulars apply to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

The above named school fr the correct training OF pu
Is in all branches OF music, will commence its labors
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- FOR SALE OR TO RENT-The
MI, Estate corner OF Woodland and 0herlin sts con-
Rl sstine OF superior French Roof House. arranged
-@f TWO or three families. The house is well built
in a thorough and substantial manner nicely finished
and suppici with all modern Improvements; good sta
bic large Lot, Nc and is conceded he one OF the
most desirable locations on the street VIII be leased
for term Of years
mhl3 DIFF L. A. ELY Il co.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-12

1.-THE following neat little poem, with the accom-
panyipg Illustration, we copy from the December
number of The Little CORPORAL:
Blessed old Santa Clausi king of delights.
What are you doing these long winter nights?
Filling your budgets with trinkets and toys,
Wonderful gifts for the girls and the boys?
While You art planning for everything nice,
Pray, let me give you bit of advice.
Don't take 1t hard, if say in your ear,
Santa, think you were partial last year;
Loading the rich folks with everything gay,
Snusbing the poor ones who came in your way;
Nov, of all times in the year, am sure,
This is the time to remember the poor.
Plenty of children there are in our city
Who have no fathers or mothers to pity;
Plenty of people whose working and needing
Scarcely keep all their dear ones from ding
Now, if came every year in December.
They the ones would surely remember.
Little red hands that are aching and cold,
You should have mitteps your fingers to hold;
Poor little feet with your frost bitten toes,
You should be clothed in the warmest of hose;
On the dark hearth would kindle light,
Till the sad faces were happy and bright.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-12

of science, where business men or rail-
road kings would be looked on as but
commoners or Pariahs. But he takes as
keen delight in trout fishing as ever, and
is every whit the same old Ben to my
mind. Melicent has just come home from
her usual fall visit to them
''They have every comfort and luxury,
of course" she says, discontentedly.
Cultured society outside, and lovely
scenery, and all that. But the elegant
house is all upside down, and the servants
rule, and the children 60 tumbling about
in their summer clothes these freezing
days, and Susy sits smiling with folded
hands, and Ben iddles, and they're as
happy as kings and queens. It's intoler-
able"-Rebecca DaUas, IN Hearth and Home.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-12

Don't you think Santa, if, all your life through,
Some one had always been caring for you,
Watching to guard you. by night and by day,
Giving you gifts you could never repay,
Sometimes at least, you would sigh to recall
How many children have nothing at all?
Safe in your own quiet chamber at night,
Cozy and warm in your blankets go white,
Wouldn't you think of the shivering FORMS
Out in the cold, and the wind, and the STORM
Wouldn't you think of the babies who cry
Pining in hunger and cold till, they die:
Once, on a beautiful Christmas you know,
Jesus, our Savior, was born here below;
Patiently STOPPING to hunger and pain,
SO He might cave us, His lost ones, from shamee
Now, If we love Him, He bids to feed
All His poor brothers and sisters who need.
Blessed old Nickl I was sure if you knew it,
You would remember and certainly do it;
This year, at least when you empty your pack,
Pray give portion to all who may lack,
Then, if you chance to hare anything ouer,
Bring small gift to your friend,
KITTY CLOVER.