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III a question hiss arisen In New
Jersey Masonic circles e. to
whether the Masonic scsrf recent.
II sold ct Morffstowh ~ Wash
ington's Was ever IL his5possssto /,
and - to whesAers hes ever soss
higher than the ''blue lodge A
MT. W. P. Parker, of Newark,
ststes that the "cherry red SCARF
n question 10 che same worn by the
Royal Arch Masons No. /, Of New.
York, . blue ledge bat privileged
to wear cherry red scarfs because,
Of ito age and OF the s0cient cue
tom Of British troops wearing them
during the Revolutionary var
Past Master II. D. Walker. OF New
York, . Masonic authority, de
cl,.res W ashington never rose above
. blue lodge. As IS -
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he always lived within his salary
and pzivate income, and therelbre
Gould not have 81, 200 added to his
Income without remembering it
positiyely.' / q / z
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: Among the many curioaties pre-
sented to the physician BY nature
and disease, few reach the notice of
the general public. while objections
Of the family often prevent the
physician ID attendance from &C.
quainting even the profession with
subjects valuable to the student
and to medical science. A case of
the kind il that Of . colored child
IN South Lancaster, Mass, two
years Of age, whose head has been
gradually enlarginR since its birth,
until it now measures twenty-five
inches from ear to ear over the top
Of the head, some twenty eight in
ches around the head at the fore
head, and weighs, it is believed,
twenty pounds. In its present con-
dition the body is wasted to the
merest skeleton, much deformed,
and partly paralyzed; but the feat
ures Of the face are well preserved
and not uncomely. To those in
terested in medical science this case
presents food for investigation
which sl,oull be Immediately avail
ed Of, a. it's life cannot last long.
Death has been daily expected for
a year past.
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Two bricks were reoently 3oasd
in the heart of . tree ct Rockport,
Spencer county. b en- s.
". A boy named Charles Goblens
was drowned in the hole ct Wines
Mil, Fort Wsyne, on Sunday. Iii,
Thomas Hargrsve plunged into
the water to save the life Of his'
dog, at Covington, last wsek, and
was sucked under the dam and
drowned. r.
= Professor Haywood, Of New
York, delivers an address at Rich
mond, tomorrow, on 'Grog Shops
/. w. Public Schools"
s At Bradford, White county, on
Saturday, J. c. Heron, an old
6 merchant. shot himself twice in
!, the temple and then cut HE throat
from ear to ear. Domestic iafelic-
ity IL the alleged oause. as,se :.
A little daughter OF n. H. More
land, Of Locke, Elkhart County,
was caught BY the shaft OF . four
ing mill and instantly killed, = few
dayssago Her tody was whfrled
/ around the shalt several hundred
times. sf''# y + (
The docks at Michigan City are
buried out Of sight by piles OF
lumber, Over 1000, 900 feet we're
unloaded on w ednesday, and the
railways can not furnish transport
tation rapidly enough to take Il
away. s - -
AZ indianapolis, last Sunday,
|. Freddy Faust. while playing with
some companions at the new school
house, clipped between two jeists
F and fell into the basement One
Of the ioists followed htm, strik-
ing him on the head, producing In
stant death. - "a
uo7 lz8 - He
DR.. Hechling, OF Fort Wayne, 10
to be prosecuted for keeping 81
cret case Of smallpox. The case
| was nine days old when discovered
by the Marsh.l, and people bad
been allowed to visit the house
freely in the meantime.
aAtEvansviile, on Saturday even
ing, while William Williams, . col.
ored man. was at work in his door
yard, he vas suddenly shot in the
side by Joseph Beverly, anothss
negro. The trouble grew out Of {
woman who had transferred bel
allegiance from Beverly to Will
llama. Wil.iams IL recovering.
Three sons OF the Rev. Il. Buis
cher. Of B.ookville, were seated
upon the abutment Of Speer's dam
which suddenly gave way. Th.
youngest scram bled to the bank
the nrxt jumped into the watel
and swan ashore, hut the eldes,
vas drowned. stone falling upol
his foot and holding him fast {,
| the bottom of the race.
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81 RmLADAxrarA July 14.l4hs
sse1ssnnial sslebsatioa OF ths'first
GHsshediss aaaual conSerSnce in
Amsriss tsot place this aitSrnooa
'ssSs. 0s6sgssM. = Church, the
sanS bSaidfle N which tie Arst
aasuAi Soassssncs was held. Bish.
op Jsnss presided md asddfsssissd
shs 5 hssalag, Q sayhe the results
gdasi6f thSfpsst ~ iluhdrsd years
a - prssrsss's % ~ 1lst6odiat
CAarstshassS exceeded tbatlof any
othek. yrLstasrs wsrs read from
Bishops Scott WHY, Merrill, Ha-
ssusi Andfsss. BfSSk, and fisros,
.1fsesstsiss sASlri iiusbaity 70 b.
present AasSSsy On sNsthodism
in Ansrics bslors The First An
soAl Coafsrsooe,s was rid 81 the
8 Rev. =. B. wsksly, D. D., of New
l.Yosk. aDsnsiks we're INSIDE by
Aashbay NslL Tor ssixty-swo ysars
. member elisa Georges Chufob,
aBlshop R;ctArdson, Of Canada, and
Eddasd 8. Yard. Intsrestinez ex.
srcises we're also held In the sven-
Inn. aas sgoioash p *
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The Decatur IN. J Review apollo
gizes for inadvertently falling to
give the proper credit for an article
taken from an exchange, and says:
Editorial theft is indeed prac-
tised to q shameful extent, by the
country papers particularly; so
much 80, that it seems in fact to
have become quite legitimate. Many
editors, and we blush for the honor
of the fraternity when we say it,
have practiced stealing editorials
till it has become m almost IRENE
diable and 7ncrrable habit, and they
apparently experience no more com.
junction 81 conscience IN appropri
ating the product Of other mems
intellect and patming it of as origi-
nal than they would in taking q
railway pass or complimentary
ticket to . circus. This is one of
The most 'diagraceful malpractices
which eharact9izes journalism, and
in the attempt to bring about re.
form, it should receive the first and
bitterest denunciation." 80
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ment, wich viii be . great comfort
8 him. At 10 centsI wua runnin
MP . terrils account i q i
i i.lt SEers wus some good in
man liter -hu1iaaity = not al
selfish Fireworks he's he'd
benefectors. Howard, Peabody,
Bascom, wsta galxayI, - pal
But our 10y WIZ short We wuz
rite in our first estimate nv George
". Bssson. He isneighera How.
ard OLA Rarhody.4., HA-i&~a adAosi-
ver-araiser nv, hopes vichs like
Dead Sea Apples, turn 70 ashes on
the lip. The Corners WIS the next
day, in . state Nv excitement SIGH
as it hez never experienced before.
I never saw men's passions so exa
cited before, and never want to agin.
! Yesterday Bascom announst his
intenshrn NV redoosin the price nv
,ikker to Eve cents, and We wood,
hev voted him q statoo, witch, e.
statoos is never built Is perhaps the
cheapest gratitood an appreciative
country kin indulgein. This morn.
s ;n : ua =, os;lv trimmed into n. nl.c.
fo,. o,,r ns+oont;r.l .,,,. a., - .ra
e. is the cnstom. r.nced ourselves,
aforo .ha hsr p...o., .toca ~.
M i !. sts,, = . - 60
-. !.
R.;,ro.d ;ron
..se. = ont. NV rohle nr.. 80. .ed /
7 ..n,,+ o,,+ =, -. -. Fl, A,,,oa,
IN sfFord .o,.la $40, =. ( 80. "
p...... AZ ~. -. !. -. =.
-. .-. = 49, -:
-. .-..s :---..:-.,-
-,,.s..a ~ - ~ -. ~. -.
- 80, -. 80 =. ~ sars r.'
-
/. 8.
$1,000 ~
or, ,, -. $50 .A
+ha 1890 - - IN
49,. IL e. .....-,.-I,,
-: -, 40 '
c. =. ..,. -,
..rn daad earn;st- . o morev nav No
Htker. - e.
.srben" .aa 7 ..von ara ea . ho,,.ri
oocterv Voc hsv ;nn,va;o,aa a.
Corners into n.ss;n s, resolut;or.
commend;n nv va ~ ,nder f.ls !, ma =
ter.a W.+ voo.a :. : = :. - -
VOC :, ,.o,7oosa tha ,,.;;oa ~ ILL., !,
i've cents. and then mt cond;ahans
20 e wich makes i ;mr,osa;h,e Tor
me to git il at all. Wat voose-r
.W.t voose. . retortad be ero,;,v
s.vuz there in radooc;n the nr;ca
on .ess I did oft nav for NV ,;tta,.s,'
.sGeorpe "" returned /. .svou
hev. dece;yad ma ron hav tribal
with M. Won bev trodden ON The
! tenderest emosbena witch The Corn.
| era knows. Won hax made Il ;mno..
| sible for the Corners 70 i've. Troo,
| few NV our people hey suthin vet
| to mortgage, but the heft nv us il
helpless. WHY didn {. Won let IL
stay at 10 centss Wat cared / VIA,
the price WIZ go that VOC chalked
it down? Yoor aekshen SHOVE 4ha,
YOU hev no confidence in ms. and
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SAsn. 20.
gfron The Toledo B,aas.
nm coaxrrs rxc1rrD-A nnAr Spr AND
a rrnnn1s D1aApponsxm-r
I DupI1c1rY Or RAscoMB. q
c.x,,,,,.xpo.,.
is in the state y, Ke.,.sty, -
'aog III "a gtsA
There wuz sooPreme Joy 1t the
Corners There wuz' Yesterday 2
qmes pease q re'gnn here's SIN -
y onay .seacneeseo 70 naA Poss
uon Nv mankind e -s
we dad q Al tunes md ianit
with deogge w bascom' we dad ct
unes say NV e'eolge 0ascom
tnas ne wuz . sneartless nenepoly'
tnat ne wuz . rslifoso cofporasnen,
tnas' ne wuz a eleecn on the sbody
corpra'' tna' ne wuz an soppressof
ana grinder. y men ueorge W.
tbascom refoosed 70 allow anybody
else TO sell WHISKY ~ the CORNERS
we complained, for we saw IN it .
determinashen TO keep % has bond
servance forever. sa:fn g
But yesterday We thought we
wuz mistaken. It is not the first
time the world hez mistaken its
man. When I am ded and mold
cred away in the silent tomb, posi-
bly, now censorious world win do
penance for calm me . s'pimple
faced sucker which they now do,
by erectin monuments and SIGH. ]
bide my time. So.
George w. Bascom mite hev got
his recognashen, however, while he
lived. l..z
Yesterday the nooze few from
one to another that George Wash
ington Bascom he'd reduced the
price Nv whisky to five cents.
He did this NV his own accord.
There wuz no pressure brought to
bear onto him-there wuz no So
issitaslen on our part-no one
,knowed anything about it until il
wuz done. 5.
Mr.. Bascom last Thursday called
a meetin Nv the citizens in front w
his grocery. I called EN- to order,
when George w. stepped to the
front and ssd, with an impressive
ness witch I never saw exalted, that
he he'd made up his mind to dc
suthin for his native vinege suthin
practikle. He he'd lived among ui
for years; he knoweo and he'd, sold
hkker two generashens' and he fell
baaI ne ougnt 70 90 sutnln Ior us
"Hes agoln TO endow q school,
whispered Issaler Gavitt to me
seBah!'
Ha NV wood onro,r.. +h.+
frono +b;. aar fo-~.~d uh;.lr :,
:
nis par woaio DO nse Genus Pa
drink
"What" shrieked Issaker. hui
face beamIn with delight. "What!'
Whisky five cents! Thank Heaye,
that 7 have Ived r. 600 hi. dov
=. Cow :, a. a-.;.aa .a,,,,,;
49, ~ ~ Pp
recovered nom tne surprise Ina
-o1e.eo s Annunens ene
oiall1es' themselves in'o = mee'll
and passed resolooshons acknowl
edging their approximation nv thi
unexpected conceshun. I offere,
ON and +ho, nm - !, fo1,ov..
as
n w Rasoo,n haz ~ h;s o,rn !" "a
tL........,..:.. -- ~. .s -: :. l. :.
800 nacass,.r ~ 49, naan,o
fhe Owners snd o :
a4 -, !
the nrica thereof az 10 cents or
he chose Good raise Il to is ar eve
90. and 800 eli IS gre7ea
u.r...n wap...,. L.. :,
hi. own accord without .o,;ss;t =
shun, nobly redoost the price
five cents, therefore be it
Resolved, That g. w. Bascom
snti'.eo 70 Tue nea[tlels tn4ks u
-
nesoivsu, ! ia. we mslst .na
,h;s lost NAME ond ha lnown rhsno,
So.xL ~ .nn,~xo VU..h:.,x~ E.
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ExPnnsnsurs WITH TRoUr.-6oms,
gears slnce Pref Auseix suggsps
a To- Geo 10 8 Page, Esq, pf
New Fork. Prssid mt OF the Oquds-
20 Alsli.6 Ass iasion, amsans
pr dseerm1eing : proximatsly the
age Of the famous Ranelsys trout
which grow 70 the weight Of seven,
eight and ten pounds. The mode
adopted was 70 talEs- : snall pla&i-
mum Wire. pointed ct oes4pA asd
ilattshed & lshsAoshsf,, snd msfksl
On tho Nat Gnu WIZ ufUsaght
aad year. Then Insert this wire
in the dorsal On, selecting . mark
according with the weight 1t the
time, and return the ash 70 the
water. In 1870 NJ. Page ard 9th
ere marked and kberassd some A.
y trout In this way and the prae.
dee has coutiiued each ssason
since. No marked Ash has been
captured until this season. when,
IN Q lot Of front broaght back BY
the eetise Moran, VIE was one Of
the large party Who visited these
waters early this month, .oas sllsh
vas marked .167o, hslf pound, /"
nd weighing when captured near.
y two possds- md I 4uastsr
iAo~ing thae ths0 hshshaA grown
nearly oss. u and tAsss-quastsE
pouuds "a. t6rss years. BAD s1srr
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How Grant Keeps Up Our Credit "
II ti,inss are in such = bad fix ~
the Democratic papers represent
them is Il not wondeeGul that our
credit stAnds 20 high Aad arn in
sersigu coustries3 With Ill our
debt spon - our securities abrosd
are Arm and are sought by capital
late, showing thu. oar credit 10 nm
furnished. Does &c nos sssm,
strasgs thst With our "a. O00, 900 :
600 Of debt, The governmsas uader
Republican rule, shonla b in bet
tef. credit Man il ~ vhsa o My
che aabt inoarrsd BY James, Du-l
ehanaa hung over IL vhsA hs iails
Cd - get aslean. asvN o. sxteayael
gaas sssaEiss' i csetslaly desa
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. IxDlAHAPpLls. IxD.. July Ia,
Mr.. James Johuson. one Of, the
oldest residents OF this county,
hes endowed aamedical college, TO
be attached TO the Nos1hvesterni
Christian University, with, $780, =
600, aud . site for its location. Il
10 the iciention to spend o3OO, 600
ia buildings and identifying the
grounds, and 70 invset the remain
der in endowment. The college
will have . Law department attach,
ed, and the university thus con-
strscted viii be one Of the fore>
mos. educational installations In
the land. A proninsnt lseai gen
tleman Of this city hes signiiled
his intention Of .endoviDg The laV
department ~ coon 70 Che build.
ings arc sufficiently advanced to
be occupied. soaak e1 -saa
The conductor, : whole soul
ed, genial fellow, Who likes to make
everybody comfortsl,le, snxious to
avoid carrying . somnolent pasaen-
ger past his destinstion, awoke
him and asked where he Was 70.
ing. providence" he replied
sleepily. The conductor then left
the man, aud, On awakening him
again 10 put him of, the stranger
*as found to be going East The
conductor said good snatnredly !:
ssYou should BE- csrefpli about GO
ing to sleep, in the ears. Soma
day you'll wake up and lind your
self in heaven. The stranger re-
piled: There's one consolationl to
be-hic-f0uud In that thought.
The-e'll -shic--hs 10; co-hic-
conductors there" ,sssae ~ ~
| An illustration Of Irieh slm-
plicity 10 afforded BY the reply Of
: young candidate for the Office oI
teacher. The examiner Was en-
deavoring to elicit the candidate's
idea of the market vslue OF labos
with refe .ence to demand and sup.
ply; but, being bafaed, be put the
question in this simple form: II
there are in your village two shoe.
makers, with just sufficient en-
p!oymsnt to enable them 10 live
tolera6ly. and no more, whal
would follow IT. third sboemakel
Get mp In the same villsee!'
sWhat would follow sir?' echoed
the candidate, "why, . fight, TO b
auIe- aEfs 81 a.ssss Ega 81 :
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,1 1870, ., lss, 7so, 22s. =. 5s
! The Triaity Cossly (Csll Jour-
nal says the season peopisse e DO
the most favorable Of any for
many years tor working Ii tho riy.
ar belIn. 81 - sdca Sc ffe2.5 70
Diamond Noqntain, LaSseu Coun-
~ Cal., b pf6spscting largely, and
several of it, ownsss propose TAX
In their families these aod locae-
inc pefmanently. ..
The Indians Ia Eastern Oregon
soothplain.ef hard times, like the
whifs people, lsdsay they cGanot
cell . sipgls pony for Apything
like il value. ..s...v,r
I. Capitals Wgpsm J. Wilsonv the
father OF . lG16o family. grew do.
spondent ov6e business revSfses,
and shot himself through the heart
~ San Fraueiseo on T0esdsysu
= A. load OF cord.wood wss 70.
! Gently hauled into Botsee CITY.
which measured seven cords and
weighed -, 600 pounds, and was
valued ct $50. It took six yoke
OF oxen % haul Il.
4 single sale OF Is, 900 head Of
cattle was recently made on che
] North Piatte, In Wyoming. The
average prise was a.litajs over 80.
!: 80 per head, the total being $500,
! wv hsf DO a1ia saeh
+. Sixteen theassnds Texas cattle
have used the triangulalion signal
peramids OF the Hayden Geo.
graphical aud Geological Survey
| yet up In Colorado. % ssrstchlag
Z poets during the ssason. 81
81 oenSral Hal Savt ~ besa saesesd
70 survey The lice Of ~ saeal bpm
ehe he'd u Fall River, Celoeade, o Ne
yoaa, 1tsh D vtew q lbsisetug : supply
4 vesee tsts Nevads eplsA he n0Hae
! &c. dsfp rass a
~r Lad. qeeulaAsss have eeagreeateA ct
Tacoma, IT, p9otAhss tsemiaas u ~
NesshsSa f611oie, - ~ eaeitsuDs1s =
!. Nh. On halarsA ~ one Anq6rsd
ed iltty .dollsp, ~ ieae0s eeses $500
1 81 eco ~ th6 psteee 1Gneds ohe 7As4
! 80 tkst6Gnf as1u 6uaa1uD'tIaseAess
ssnsansesd 4 thsss agarss. essn
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To YouHa Fa1snDs. -Remsm-
ber. that It IL easy TO check the
evil. OF intsuperance,in the begin
ming. Say no! 70 yourself and
abids BY It. The fractured nega-
i've msy be repaired. But there
u NO recipe for the sfracturer OF
moral negatives" Every COED
resolution broken weaksns the
moral sense and pitiful despair
ensues upon the surrender Of your
self-control. Say. .sno" ~ polite
y - you can. to whoever tsmpts
You. Remember that nobody ever
learned 10 drink alone. The ilrst
glass Il always the hollow prstsbcs'
OF courtesy, the mistaken o6er Of
frisndahip, or the dreadful mistake
Of affection. Say no" % Ill IN
vttations 70 drink. ~ % na9.'s
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DRUNYENNEss.

: Aoorrespondsnt Of the Vincennes
.Tan6aI writing On Prison Reform,
which h handles in . mastery man.
ner, thus allndss to The unmitigat--
ed evil Of intsmperAnoe. The idea
.tant stfiku5us 1n65gY6toEbiy, d, the
conclusion Of NE wkiiter that aso-
ciety must be held responsible for
the crimes OF Drunkenness and
drinking houses" That is sound,
common sense, and hence, the
4round u wen taken when the
BAXTER Law. provides dhat = ma
jofity offhe voters of the ward or
prescinct are required TO ign : pc
titioo for o. permit placing the
awful responsibility for the crimes
sof drunkenness and drinking
houses, ( with Tho petitioners Aye,
society must be held responsible. :"
The men who held the clothes of
thoee whe stoned / the martyred
Stephen t. death participated in
that aet and were his murderers.
But to the extract; e ss
"As to that most vexed question
OF drunkenncss-that it is the most
fruitful source Of crime no one
doubts. II il . public vice. It's
haunts are even better known than
are those Of the gambler and cour.
tesan- Can the community do no.
thing better than license rum holes
and then build inebriate asylums
and prisonsl Is THERE a SINGLE
RxAsoN FoR 4 pRINxMo sAr0oNf An
ice cream saloon or . soda fountain
Is luxury, and an eating house a
necessity; but there is not q valid
argument Of luxury for q dram shop.
Then, il drunkenness il q crime
when It comes before the public,
| why cannot it be punished as well
as theft and fraud, and in the same
manners Until satisfactory an
swer i given to the above questions,
society must be held responsible
for the crimes Of drunkenness and
drinking houses. Legislative re-
| sponEbility increases in obligation
I and dehcacy az it approaches The
Perilous line that divides between
private vices and public crimes, but
9 sound moral sense will help the
wide-awake people IF . moral com.
munity to find the line and enforce
4 the law. So mote it be-" @
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49, Dsacl e Eqaa1lnaelea,
II - 90 8 Eqn6 -
- 1Aa6 Aslplse6d IL va &
fssisine ~ Assassmsnts Tor taxa
tiaafs this eaaea tt fetal -
sssssd Iypllsa Of tpxallps Il, In
fouad Dnabess, ons thoasaaa ail-
liSos - ieer1ass os s1tkiy four
hundred Aoasaad over the asssss-
ment Of 1854 OF this amount In.
aiaaspolis y assssssd With one
hupdred millions, -ons-&sstb olsshs
.Analsssyatss-uf~s4U- 0tgsosThe
railways 80 sssssssds with their
rolliag ssoek q PCS. 900 600, . very
great increase. Heretofore they
have not - rated q over es,-
0o0. 900, bst ~ prsssns assGDsnsas
hx their value Is sosnsskias near
vhst Il really p I: The Board have
under oonaidssssioa the question
Of taxatioa Of The capital stock Of
railv.ys, vAslhsr awarded In the
Stats Of ask and itis thoaght they
villdSetds - - -.
VS. PisslAsas yGile1e's ces1iasss.
WAsHmoFoH. July ll.-Dedaits
informatioa hAo reached Vice Pre-.
tds1s wiiSda'y fsiss6s hefs in re-
gard - ~ physical eosdisson. He
has hsAe SYpt !. r. lasd,s thesga
rasb0 slisAp, sAt46sk sof paralysis
The ssroks AsPsissa lin oe1oateol
Of the nnsSzss AZ DO sidss Of his
face, aad he = considsr4bly dis
figured L haA 50 consequence.
somewhat Affected hisppeech. He
ihaslhad'tAs services and advios Of
ssveral.of The most distine uished
!; Physieians who hare snaap the
seatnent at paralysis . spealelty,
and they hold ont STRONG hopes Of
! perEansnt rseaysryain. eass ~ win
. Wholly abstain from, hraia uoekfor
the present Il isregarded asIsx-
tremsly doubttel whether thaphy.
sioians viii eoassfs to- his pssaid-
4 ing IN the Senate q TIE opening Of
a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19

Resolved, That George Washing
ton Bascom is entitled to the un7
dying gratitood NV the Corners,
and his name is gilded with un-
perikhable lustre. %
This ackshen Nv Bascom changed
my purpose. I sed Il shell never
leave the Corners. With hkker at
five cents, I kin live cheaper hero
than anywhere else in this world.
i know nv no spot wich combines
20 many deites. The climate is so
mild that few clothes is required,
we need shoes only three mo-. this
in the year, onless we are blosted
aristocrats, and wear EN- for the
sake nv vain display, and ovetcoats
is never nessary. It gets . little
chilly in December, january and
Febrooary, but instid nv wastin our
money on overcoats We take more
? likker. and get warmth in that way.
Whisky takes the place NV overcoatf
and undershirts. An overcoat
wood cost me $50, which at S cent.
per drink wood buy me ], 900 drinks
Take 10 . day and thus $50 would
suffice for . hundred days, which
Is quite enu6 to carry me over the
cold season in comfort besides the
ecstacy Nv drinking the Kkker.
Here then, ed ], trshel re1ns.-:a
EaWMsky, 5 eeLts! 2 shel only owe
Bescom half q much when I die
e. / wood under the old as7a7are.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19

From The Toledo Bib.
1U coRSxEs xxcITxD-A EAT1eY AND
A rERRB1B D1sAprorS1,E-rH1
s. ouPLIc1rY or RAscoliB. e
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-07

The Vermont Bible Society held is sixty
first annual meeting at Waterbury, October
18th. 1873, j. q. Stim+on, Esq, of Norwich
in the chair. R.v. W. D. Malcolm lei in
prayer.
Voted to accept the act Of incorporation.
Reys. Messrs. Wild, Malcolm and IIazen
were appointeia committee to nominate
officers for the coming year.
They reported the following, who were
elected
President - Hon. Frederick Billings,
Wood .tock.
Corresponding Secretary-Rey. E. l. Car
pcnter, White River Junction.
Recording Sacretary-Rey. Austin llazen,
Treasarer-Hon. J. \. Page, Montpelier.
Auditor-Gco. ". Scott, Montpelier.
Vice Presidents-Rey. II. D. Kitchell. d.
D., Rev. Jennings. Rev. l. McAnn, Prof.
McKendree Petty, II. \. Cutting, Hon. j d.
G. Smith. Rev. 0. G.. Wheeler, Hon. j. b.
Page. Ezra Walker, Emery Cook. Rev. j.
Copeland, Rev. Alfred Stevens, Rev. Wm.
Dlrectors-Rey. W. II. Lord, D. d.. Rev.
j. A. Sherblrn. Rev 2. Merrill, j. q.
Stimson. ESQ. Rev. ". j. Kidder, Henry
Mutt. ESQ. Rev. Austin jlazen, Rev. vii
liam ;. Hazen. Rev W. D. Malcolm, Rev.
f. P. Wild, Rev L. Tenney, Rev. 5 L.
Bates.
In the evening public meeting was held
in the Methodist church. The Scriptures
were read by Rev. Mr.. Spencer. Rev. f. P.