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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

Ilh. JOhNsTON,
BALTIMORE LOUK HoSPrrAL.
Once SoaIh trederion street.
EaIeps aSd he m i III. eeaStJ yI3 FSaiaaS,
France. PhlAdophiA and elsewhere can offer the most
s n 81 ISisif isSe In the world i0'
A oURE WARRANTED IN two DAYA
Weakness Of the BAek lambs, btriotuiss Affection
%: SaPs Or b.
q tss IssT. H%idils. TTs%PilSs, Di%Ss:. Z sI16l
BoWclsethoss tsiblS dIsorsrs aIisins from The SCH
MOI. iata q shsi1 Victims ,h.a he ssas q ggrSns
the MaElnep Of Ulyhsss. bghtnE their most brilAn
hopes o. AntaipatiOna. rendering marriage, 49,. I'm
YOUNG MKN
VINO nave injured themAslyss by certain prAotioa In
sSi eoaPSnloas. or Al so6oo ths sos. Of which are
nightly olt even when aslgop, and not cured rendet
marriage imPOsslble, and destroys both mind and bed
What : plS that ToaaG man. the hope Of his ooun
tn the pride Of his pArsnta should be enAtehod from
iH.sss e dsyistins from he Rtth q nsiniS. ADD
daiGiAH In certain sore, I. sh sSbi5
MaFsisd Psraoaa. or Young Men oontsmplAtnG mar
ereailvs Powsr-impotonoTJ Nervous RIcltsbilliT
any other dlsqlllnoAtion speedily rsiisvSd.
- NO letter. roooi!od nniosa postpaid and ooh.an
Ing stamp 70 DO used on the reply PeIEons -slaini
Skb0fsEaENT OF the .REss. ,,.
tbs many thousands Cd Al this
tie last y JSGS, and th9 NUMEROUS mRor.Aht saIz,1A
OpsFAiioni performed by Dr. Johnston. Hitnea.sd p
stSsa 81 ssISb spossrd again and again before thi
sT sSd PssSoa.IilS saialsnI guarantees 70 iR'
OFFICR. SOUTH FRKDERICK ST.,
eoii.d BRltimore, MD.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District Of Columbia
virginia, North Carolina, aud south Car
olinat
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK RRBUBLlO,
LRwIs JOHNSON CO.,
FAINT. WARRINGTON A 90,
MIDDLETON a CO.,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
FRERDMKN's SAVINGS AND TRUST ook
FANNY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

me. y. b .old - eaee sason o. b2.rd .hs
City Loulslanai bstusep The hours q ~ m. ald ..
m, "WEDNESDAY, february ., 1871. ali tbs United
improvement Of nayigati3u In bayou Techs. oonsist-
ina Of one wreokinG at, derrick And winch, ons pow.
der boat, ropes. blocks chains, TOOLS bedding pro
Visions Kitchen and table furniture and other artless
Constituting q oomplsts outfit for the business OF
yreohiog Pr removing obstTuouoos usually found In
bAyous ard rivers. -
JAIL O.Pis I Of FnsIu.sr.. United s.s,ss krS,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
Steamship Lines.
THE STEAMER ARROW
WILL LEAVE
srRPHRNsON's WHARF.

sTRPHRNsON's WHARF,
Foot Of Seventh stree.
Daily. at 10 a. m. for Mount vsrnoa-stoppIas at
Alexandria and Forts Foots and wAshinston, each
wAy, returning 70 the city Gtt.Op. m
THOMAS srAoKPoLR, Captain.
JANIS sIKEa, General Buporintsudsnt dali.a
EoR NEw YORK, BOSTON AND NoREoLK-
On and after December l. ISL. the steamer LADY
or THE LAKE. carrying the United
States Mail. will leave orOuoh's wharf. dA5
foot OF slIth street. Mondays. wsdnss. ilL.LAAB
az; md rrdS5s :, P m siS9S2.TE q me ssn
Boston, also connecting With The Virginia slsamshlp
COMPANY iSr New Yo;t H.sns Ti,-;sI iTsite
stsamsrs leave Nsu Work tuesdays and saturdATsat
$ slSv b dsonsi Rorfolk. Va NJ. Eidrdrs,
N s. .:s: snS S:9.; d a.
'''' DoRsEY oLAdErf. osPsrsl Aren't
dssH Dor. russa,h strsst and N i| vs sis s:s.
M EEOAANrs' Llnk OF sfKAhsHIrh
Iu DnrWMu
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter ne ans stsamshiDa n. o. KNIGHT. JOHN
make regular MRkkI.Y TRIPS BE. EusSN
LwikkE MN 9NRk. ALE nA.s.,! = s,..eHs :.
sy: n d'Iyc eEoEs5kEow ~
"A sHs .ts.. Hssa
The corner Of ss""nts"nia .srsSs e1a hsS Esrh
'JT: sPi.a "efnfff ssisssl
IOa IIV ERrOOL AND 0OKkNsrOWr.
nMAN LIME o.. ~ HA AI;I SySANERs SAILING
uvEnH
SATURDAY and alternate Tu kADAYR
| Tickets sold 70 and from nnIAnG
IIslAna nd ths qonilnSht sOF fSliiH.
| JOHN a. DALR.
Agent ~ broadway, N. ".
| MIDDLETON 10,
| ialAll HAnkera, Warrington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15
Books and Stationery.

NoTyIESME AZ M As s1.sI t doS,. ~.
L Tbs oenilliutl9nalitI q Priv.ts War. ~ ms
Rde RailNeS and the Rnellsh Stock ". 1hs Ma.
ghiqsg q Pall,lGs sd PIopepi onal hsptsssnlallo9
Digest o. State Reports VII hook Notices. viii
lAst o. Law Boohs Published Ia England sud Apsrioa
ainos October, ian. TX. Summary u Events \. Oor.
reapondepes. Terms Subscription, per annurn, ah
Vols ~, 10 law sheep, per vol, Sd Single nun.
Bllss on Life fpauraucs. Phillips Ruies and worms
Of Practices in supreme Oourt United States
American Leading Oases. ttlth edition, Enlarged
and improYod. Being select decisions Of Ameucan
Oours, With especial rsfsfspes to Mercantie Law.
ysed, and lsrees inoreassd By The lutroductlon o.
several entirely nsv heads Of practical interest," n
vols, octave, Of ueariy 800 paees each, 90.
wallace, ira, o. o. Reports. vol Oesea In the VIZ
cult Court of The United States for the Third OH.
cult (beipG decisions late Judge riefi 1854 al
reported b. john VIM. wallaeeesq, vol For sale hy
~. m. a. o. ~. MORRISON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-15

dedn bAumores ma
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
MA mnaTo. Dee a i'm
TT. ss;;I EE S Is ssn
ToR BALlIMoBE,
roiSS NJ; ~ s sS1; u; $s a i'Sp and
Leave d.Iy, ssesyi Sunday. :, S,ii. shS and iS.sO
B.a.s.ssrs bslis.. ixa1. g1RS Jsas,ss
md Rslay-Lssys 4 80. s.ls, and io;o = m, sad
sSs Js!.SS Il. s1s;S ga ss ssi . 3
Puiins ne week Ihs 8 ~ .. Train stops !, AsniD
''' 'aa'''n AaI r sSf hG&nRiroLu.
Leave 4, sle a a sndaio >. "a hSnAin 10 OF fraln
ron BALTIMokE
Leave 500 f5 n v, %aa sf III sSs S"n
L'. f 4 A. AZ f .Rf 3 6 81 M 4 WEST
ssysdallI s5SsO. Saturday and Sunday st Nas y.
20 81 ss j aRS !, " q n, .nd1spn.
RAY S ssSn .s shS rom Gas @ =
ss5sIs :.. u ssaH. s TS.i 20
mooss sits SirAs6urs and WinS6ssssf ssSsnnods
Throssh st... 70 The ys., can Do had =. III. WISH.
IngtoH sla'lSn less! ones 4 an sosEs n ne d.g
tSsnsni Of Through Ilnss y. 4 WILTON
In. ooIE, e.u.r.l Ticket IA Agent '-'''
GRO. 3. kOONrz. General Agent.
HHRoUGu LIHR BETWEEH WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND nEw YORK.
Trains between wss6iaaiSa ana Y New 3Sis are -
nTs n 5s1 N e G. tSll Sos, "a ,,,.s., IN
LssT. dsii t.SssSs saSSssS H q - = n. IA "a
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Law. daily tsISsU' sandasIsi 100 a n. iis. sAa
ON SUNDAY,
LeAIsfor New York At 800 y. m. and PhnadslphiA a
blsspins cars for new York on 500 D. m train only.
Through uokota 70 Phladslphls, New YORK or
Boston. can be had Al The Station Once Al all hoan Of
SEE baltimore and Ohio Rsilioad adssrtlssmsu, for
and The West y, l. WIIS0N,
Master Of TrAnaDoTtation.
L. n. OOLF, usnsrAl Ticket Agent
0EO. b. K0ORTz. Agent. Washlnston.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
T4LUABLE ISLANDS AW4RDED THE ..

VALUABLE ISLANDS 4 IVARDED TIE L. s.
We did not gain much by the Geneva
arbitration. Fifteen millions of dollars
award was but drop in the bucket Five
days war expenses averaged as much and
ten times fifteen millions Of dollars, or re-
payment Of the war expenses of seven
weeks, would have been a >mlIl offs t for a
conniyance ut blockade running on the part
Of the British government that prolonged
the war for seventy weeks or more. But
another act of arbitration concluded at
about the same time with the Joint Com
mission fa~co, has nettrd us enough to
make up in some degree what we have LIST
by the vain tricks and dark ways of Old
England
The Emperor Of Germany honest old
King William Of Prussia, hrS decided in
the matter of he Northwestern b unlary
question, recently submitted 10 II Majesty
BY the G,yerumenls of Great itan and
the United States, that the I>lrnd Of San
Juan, aud lis ten sister i>IandS, in the
strait Of san Juan de Fura. i tie properly
. our o"" government " . '''9S' .
ia'''S oe'' y '"' 'o','S' p""e' ''''''i.''2
'"e'i' ~ ot.''' - IN ,'''e' % "'' ''''-
i"e"se ''o."o ''''g % '''' ,'e'' ''''" :
Mo"" 'e' ~ 9'''. "'7' = a. ,''' III ''9 -
11"s''N" s"',S' ''''.' S'i''.'" a. . '''''"''
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80
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

THE Woodhull and Claffla den that has
50 long disgrared New York ci,y, has been
broken up by the arrest of the two notori-
Gus women named. Two fellows named
Stephen Pearl Andrews and Colonel"
Blood, who were hangers on Of the es;ah-
li>hmcnl have also been arrested The Of
f-nce of The clique WAS a slanlrrou~ accu-
sation Of Mr. Beecher and other prominent
persons in BROOKLYN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
DYKE

The State OF Wisconsin by her counsel
Enoch Tot.en, fled an original bdl in the
Supreme Court of the United States lat
Saturday, praying for an injunction to he
granted ag inst Du nth end the n. 2. r.
r. Company, restraining them from com
pletng the dyke across Superior L y.
The Chicago Ister Ocean commenting,
says the dyke business point Of view
woud be "a good thing" for Dulurh, and
thinks she is "a little too rapid" The On
luth Tribune says it is 'he third attempt Of
Superior against The "harbor system" Of
Duluth o. The Duluth Hgrald wants the
people Of Superior to build and pay tor a
lo-k in the dyke! The op 'lion Of the SUI
IRENE Court i yet to hear from, on the
new "harbor system"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
gTtTr 0F UIsc0NsIN, COUNTY on DJU0LAs-Ia clrcu


=
TIME STATE oF WIsCU&sIN.-CIBCUIT COURT F3a
Z DaH2la- tnguy.
Patrick u'B5i-n Plaintiff against Daniel shaw Defendant
Ry virtue and in puru1rc Of order Of
and rendered ia the above entitled the Secohd
day @ june p. IS 6. shan
MONDAY tbs IlTl d AE OF NOVEMBER, !. p. 1872
CLOCK u tire font u Il
Town OF Superor said County sale public
auction th highest bidder the following described uotged
t. Wit:
piece parcel cf land living being
in Ie County D1ugl of Wiscon5ia
de-erihe.I as follows.
Tn quarts If Fourteen q iu TOWNSHIP
number Foty-ii as north Il Range nuul Thirteen OBJ
ing hundred aal sixty f land.
LARS lE<F5 1T. Sheriff.
b SETH SNOW, Under Sheriff d Douglas County
Z. HAYES FitiHs atty.
Dated sheriss ofco Superior VIE Sept 81 1S;2 ge23noe
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

WESTERN RIVER LEvELS.-T'hc MssiS-
sippl river is 2,6t6 miles ia length and is
$50 feet above the it-vcI of the Galf ii it,
utmost source \ St. Paul it is 600 feet
abav. the Gulf lev I; I; It the haal Of Rock
Island Rapids 500 feet; 1T st. Louis, 4O7
feet; at Cairo, 322 fee; ut Memphis 22l
feet; ut Natchez, 65 trel; II New Orleans,
Is; anil al the head Of the passes, , feet
luchrs Arkansas rises 5l4 miles from
lis entrance into The Miss SSippi, and 10
"o0 erl above the Gulf level; II, TT Smith
it IS AIS tcct above the Cuff; II Littlg
Rock. 252 feet; and a is mouth, 60 tcet.
Tie Ms ouri rises 2,9.8 miles from 5 en-
tranc,. int the Mississippi, and 6,8JO lepl
above the GHit level II III. Benton it is {, :
SD feet above the Gulf; at Sioux Ciry, | :
o67; ana at st Joseph, 756 fe t. The Ohio
is 609 feet above the Cuff ut Pit, sburgh
aad 533 feet at Cincinnati,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
ASHLAND ITEMS.

Picnic Al White river
r.. r company assumes construction
from Ashland to the Gap.
Ashland Library Association organ
ICED.
-ReaI estate assessment $2}2, 9o4.
Personal property assessment $6,o79-
-R. r Will reach the Range, June l.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

TIE. St Paul paper, speak Of wood
famine a~ imminent in that city, The for
ests are thirty mics distant, and the rail-
road companies are accused Of taking nd
vantage OF the situation. Wood bought at
81 50 per cord sells in the city at s. to
$3.50. It is apparent from the foregoing
facts that some people my have large
city and several railways, and yet they are
nc. happy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

Funny wasn't II tutt on election day oae
Presidential candidate was IN JILL and an
other trying t, bali her out Woodhuu
and Train were the parties. Sweet couple
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

your own use; it is only So Sent free
everywhere By express. Address for par
ticulars, Jerome B. Hudson q O.. Cor.
Cleruwch anil Conrllaud SIS, y. \.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
j. d. HOW ARD,
LUMBER DEALER. r.

I have for sale, Mt Munger & Gray's Sav-Mill in
Duluth and at the Oneota Saw-MuI, and a: Superior
?. 900. coo TT. OF SEASONED LUMBER,
Or VARIOUS KINDS AND DIMENSIONS.
and do not intend to be underzold by any other
dealer in the market.
.sg-Offee on board steamer LOTTA BERNARD,
Duluth. and Nos 500 ana 81, 2nd street Superior.
ian2ol7s
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

Agents make $3.50 rer day, $75 per week
Az EFT GElY AEN
= e wing M cEafnee
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
Barial' " fenGn

AT.TG ogwIsCJ>s1y, COUNTY OF DoU0LAs-In cfrcut
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
Eeriah AIagomu

CTATE or WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-1n Circuit
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-25

Gin 2a%tetner Der ptoueer If
etu ~S@tnpo6" BON etneua 2atetner. ST
l@reibt .Ntemal6 ,rurben bic Gimme bes
~vox populi". pber tr9enp jemanbes
lonf NIT etneu, i&6uern Sage erfreut ale
9stern." Dte Stnne bes ~vox populi /"
Ole Stnre Der ~Sttmmeb eS 9 . l.
Cine ~@ttmme" bic f1blt, rte@t,
bBrt uub f@medt! Nun ia, man
1aet ia, vbu bait cine quite Sttn1ute auu,
ErtGen". We would say, MI. Pioz
neer, sell out your Latin, if this kind
Of it was the kind wanted by purch<
aser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-25
In Probate Court
Sps"iol Term, March 81. 1872.
STATE OF
rnTTNTv or PAHSrv

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
In the Matter of the Guardianship of Louisa Haas
Philip Haas, George w.. Haas and Caroline emilia
Haas minor children and sole heirs at law of Maria
Haas deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of George Haas
guardian of said minors, representing, among other
things, that they the said ward are seized of an in
terest in certain real estate in said County and that
1t is necessary, that the same should be sold, and
praying for license to sell the same: and it appear
ing to the Court, from said petition, that it is neces-
sary and would be beneficial to the said Minors, to
sell said real estate: It is ordered and directed that
the next of kin to said wards, and all persons inte-
restedin said estate, appear before the Judge of this
Court, on Thursday, the 9Th day of May, A. D.. 1872,
at ten o'clock A. M, at the Probate Office in st. Paul
in said County, then and there to show cause, Cf any
there shall bel why license should not be granted for
the sale of said real estate, according to the prayer
of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, the last of which publications
shall be at least fourteen days before said day of
hearing, in the MINNESOTA STATS : ZEITUNG" .
weekly newspaper printed at ST. Paul in said county
and on all persons residing in said county interested
in said matter personally served at least fourteen
days before the day of hearing and on all other per
sons SO interested by mail according to the Statute
in such case made and provided. So =.
I OSCAR STEPHENSON,
8z..;z Judge of Probate Court
Ramsey County. Minnesota.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-25

Dtenfa9, 16. April. - @rtbu,
Danmore trintt BON Getl@'s @alifornie,
Wetn rnebr, alS ct Yertra9en fam, t1ad;t
@faneal> erbdlt BON Getl& einen Malen=
flber unp m{rb an bic 2uft ee1ebt. 81
be3oblt feline CITRATE fir &ubefSrune unit
nerfla9t Geti4 ouf @ewalttbdtiefeit. s,
iabnt ietne5 ano9reift&tetten 9e9en Dunz
more NIT elmer BuBe BON $500.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-25

y
uns BET elmer Wierae in bteler 5iBuno
porstnommener 8el6lu0e nibt Der SAL
1ei.
@te 19medf Du prd9tt9!
- Sa ibr liebli&en @arbellen n, ruff
iil9e @orbtnen, Mn@opt8, bou, 5drin9e>
@9mei3erz 2imburser> unb 5anotds, ~
eben frti9 an9elan9t bel S. 5a99enmtlz
Ter! Gntidulpt9t, paB mir @u4 puben,
ater prd&tie i9medt tbr. GIL 1T &C.
wiB!
- Sc bat cine G~rmdbieune BON 81
(enbabnfabrpreilen Nottsefunben. Der
frabere Yreis na@ &bfcooo, 500, 1T ouf
1880 fir bic Gi1enbabnrur@fabrt, auf
$3.50 fit Gtitrbabn unp Glub semil&t
berabselebt.
- Der GrcurfonS>3 Bug mad Nepz
l1ln tptrb @nbe Mat fattfnbet,, ba
pfnefmonta8 bier unebrere Tefli&fetten
fattfnber uub ter l%1nternebmer In bte
beretts far eteielben setrofenen Arrun8e<
r1ents nt&t ft5reup etn9retfen ptu.
Gin Srrtb H. esn unitrer etf<
torteQen @%u1pfebluas Der 8enef3oorRe|>
luna tes 6erru Qau,bredt baben ptr
trrtbamlt@ 8eiaet, rab bic 8prfel>
luna an, Monta8 fattfntet. Nas
tarli@ If her Spnnta 8 Abenp, pte
Atm6bnli@, Der Ebtattrabene, uno tte
Aaupuee II eorrsft.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-10-19
The Government in Wall Street.

The belief, founded on good evidence,
is very general in Wall Street that Prcsi-
dent Grant his Secretary of the Treasury.
and some other high officials were parties
to the Black Friday swindle of 1853. III Its
inception and until they became alarmed
by public clamor into demonstrations
against it. The question is frequently
asked now whether these high officials OF
the Government are again engaged in as
siSting the p:nc-,nakers to the serious in
Jury of legitimate commercial business
Since the Government takes on itself the
Office of regulating the monetary affairs
of the country. it is suggested that 1t
might, if so inclined. keep the volume OF
currency (by courtesy called money! in Il
much better relation to the needs of COM
mercc than exists ut present.
At certain seasons of the year. unusually
large sums of money are required here,
as well as at the West and South, for the
legitimate uses of trade. On such Occa-
sions the South and West draw largely on
| New York to supply their needs. The fl
n:,ncial raiders, who live by destroying
values, take advantage of these seasons OF
money scarcity by processes which have
been frequently described to produce ad-
| ditional scarcity and if they can effect Il
downright panic. that suits their nefarious
! purposes MI the better. Good CONNER
| cial paper is selling in the market now at
| II to II per cent per annum. which are
| higher rates than ordinary business will
J warrant: and it is believed that the pcsti
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-10-19
SelilshneSS VS.. Charity.

The two spirits, Selfishncss and Charity,
are strangely associated in life. Side by
side they walk in contrast. One ever dis
seminating, the other ever absorbing.
One demanding of Others, the other grant
ing of itself. Selfishness claims the world
owes him living; Charity believes he
owes a life to the world. The one is jeal-
Gus of his good name, desiring reputa-
ton he does not deserve, while the other,
meriting applause. shuns the praise of an
unstable public. The one is resentful OF
real or supposed injuries while the other
''suffereth long and is kind" Seltishness
claims services and gifts and Difference,
and when denied means, "Why am | de-
fratided of my duc?" Charity is full of
thankfulness for blessings possessed,
claiming but one thing-that its gifts may
not be despiscd, that they may be appre-
ciated and be fruitful of much good. HUI
man nature desires returns for invest
ments; this is a motive pOwcr-Charity is
human, therefore he desires to see his
efforts productive: he desires also to see
others using their latent powers. These
desires he does not always obtain, for Sell
fishness, languishing in miserable discOn-
tent, is always defrauding Charity. Sell
tishness has thousand excuses from SER
vice. and so shirks his responsibilities upon
Charity. He claims to be too tired, or too
weak. or too Incapable, or too hurried, or
too refined, or too burdened to perform
disagrecable duties. So Selfishness is Of
ten the chen with one chick" and Char
ity, with a dozen chicks, must care for
some other ones brood.
Thus it goes, burdens are unequally
borne. The generous become the victims
of imposition but they should not, there
fore, fail in courage, but ever remember
that they are richer in their loss than the
selfish in their gain. But who are the self
ish? Is there one in the world who is
selilsh-in his own eyes? If we may not
.'See oursel's rs ithcrs see us,
we NAV know the selfish about us by their
fruits. 40 man who sits with his fourth
newspaper, and secs Il slender woman
even Il servant-carry burden so heavy
that it nearly doubles her sideways, can
be unscltish.
No able woman, who habitually allows
a wcaricd husband, or father, or brother,
to return to an Untidy home, and late
unpalatablc meal, can be unselfish. No
one who receives a wellmcant Kindness
unthankfulIy can be unselfish. No one
who is careless of the discomfort of Others,
who never dresses well. nor arranges a
room, nor beauties the grounds, sur
rounding the house, nor does one or more
of the thousand namcless little acts that
crafty the tastes, or refresh and gladden.
the hearts of Others-nO one who scOrnS
these things can be quite unselfish.
He who has never a smile nor tear,
nor an impulse of kindness toward 9TH
ers, is unfit to livc.-Erchonge.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-10-19

lent clique are arranging another assault
upon the money market.
In view of all these facts, those gentle
men who believe in the Interference of the
Government in such monetary matters
are inquiring why, if Mr.. Boutwell, is not
intending to render laid and COM
fort to the clique, he does not relieve the
urgent necessities of the money market
by liberal purchases of Government
circles corresponding amount of green
backs, and thus battle the conspirators
while serving the business public. Why
not let out a few millions of greenbacks
and stop interest on a few millions more
of the Public Debt ?-NeaD York Tribune.