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New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
NEW-JERSEl.

JERSEY CITY.-John johnson, Nicholas Shy
aud Charles Brown were committed Yesterday for
stealing quantity OF hams and salt pork from the White
star Line steamer at the foot OF Payonia-ave. In.
formation received by Detective Nugent Yesterday
that three Newlork thieves had boarded Washington
train NJ Baltimore and robblng the paSSeugers
The report was made by the conductor OF the which
was due here at a. m Two detectives went Eliza
beth and there took the same train and
soon spotted three men among the Passengers tire
i ny ~, MoIv ~ sSalvu @ o. Nie. lhe Train rtached
closely pursued by the two detective and arrested
AZ the statohouSe ihey gave Their names Charles
dealers OF No. II Eghth-ave.. Ncw-lurk. They denied
the charges against them, but were held for eIamna-
ton. Roger William Ford has been held I'm sO) bail
by Justice DAVIS charged with bgamy by his rst Wife
from whom he claims to have been divorced Charles
Belts, wcllknown iron worker. who the
construction OF the Stevens Battery aud number OF the
largest lronolads built during the war died yesterday
at his residence in Brightest
New-York tribune., 1873-03-06
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES

MoRRISANIA.-Capt. John NJ. Robbins, ii
Chief OF Police, assumed the duties OF bis positiC
ON Tuesday morning. The number " patrolmen
deemed sufficient b1r the extent OF territory 10
covered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-15

Competitors on Grain aud Root Crops
viii be required To give a stat ement OF the
quality aud condition Of soil, when pillow ed
kind and amount of manure used and mode
of applying, the methods of cultivating
and harvesting. variety OF seed and amount
of product.
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Cultivsting Pure Expression.

Every VOID that falls from the lips
of mothers and sisters especially should
be pure, and concise, and simple not
pearls, such as fall from the lips of the
princess, but sweet, good words, that
little children can gather without fears
Of soil, or after shame, or blame, or
any regrets to pain through all their
life.
Children should be Taught the fire.
quent use of good, strong, expressive
words-words that mean exactly what
they should express in their proper
places.
If a child, or young person, has a
loose, flung-together way Of stringing
words when endeavoring to say some
thing. he should be made to TRY
again." and see if he cannot do better.
1t is painful TO listen to many girls
talk. They begin with my good
ness! 7" aud interiard it with '.oh's !"
and s'sakes aiye!' aud 80 sweet"
and $50 queenly," and so many phrases
that one is tempted to believe they
have had no training at all, or else
their mothers were very foolish women.
There is nothing more disgusting than
the twaddie Of Inbred girls; one is
provoked often into taking . paper
and reading, and letting them ripple
and gurgie on, like brooks that flow
they know not whittier.
My heart warns with love for sensi-
BILE girls and pure boys; aud, after all,
if our girls and boys are not this, l
fear it is our own fault-that this great
trust rests in heart and hands Of the
women OF our land. If we have a
noble, useful purpose In life. we shall
infnse the right spirit into those around
Arthur's Home Magazine.
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The Art Of Governing,

The teacher and the chile. stanI A.
first in adisputed sovereignty. who ID
master? Can be compclIcl?' .Snal
| be governed these are questions
asked by the child. And all art, are re-
sorted TO, all excuses are invented, all
resistances are inierposed, all collisions
are courted and the child is disobedicnt
lie goes "a Tar in the direction oil /. WV
bedience as he dare. lie docs not 10
right things except when he j. compell-
ed 10 by fear OF the ruler. But little by
little the teacher wins his confidence,
supplements his weakness, provides Tor
his amu.ements, is gracious, and, a, it
were, carries him, and ministers TO hi.
wants in thousand unexpected ways.
And the time comes when lie look. up
TO his teacher with love. And now he
is more than willing to obey. He is
ready 10 DO works of appropriation, to
perform more tn---. coming early and
staying late. lie is more Industrious
than he was. And he Is working nov,
not by fear OF the ruler. nor by fear Of
the masters eye, but by that love VIII eli
has inspired him.
l remember the instance of pale
woman who taught a village school in
Summer. One rude boy tried her very
soul, aud there ives strife OF some
weeks before she gained the ascendancy
and some months passed by before her
spirit conquered his, and he became, not
ali abject servant but the servant OF love !;
so that, although he was stronger than IA
dozen Of her, physically, though he had
the power ru0ely 10 discompose her
spirit, and stamp out the order of the
school, not her shadow moved more
obedientiy to her movements than lac
did ~ her wishes. For he loved her,
and love casts out fear. That which in
the beginning she compelled him to do,
and which he did very poorly. aiterward
he did with eagernes-, and great deal
better. Fog lpe Inspiration of love,
when men are piesgred Tor it, is
nobler inspiration than tuat OF fear 1t
Is more comprehensive, more fruitful.
more beneticent. And while it has its
efficiency in this life, it has the promise,
the signct, the earnest Of the life which
Is 10 come.
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TumOr Of II Year, Growth
Cured by RadWay's RcsOlyent.

bEyratr, Ms, Jay ~, 1888
Ia R.p-lr u hsvs haA Ovarian Talssr
t--sii All tbs Doeters Ah there help s4
every iAtnE that resrnDsndsd bat nathiax
az your Rsss.s Aoa thought you'd sui
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80 % M md ,ssl eesi.r rnsrts AID A.Ppsr h.a .vs
IN skis Of
b~s the groin. Writ thin yoQ Ss h.asnh 4
eiAsr~ N0a can Pshlah II ysa eAsoss
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Farms and Stock For Sale

situated In North BlGehiu, 81 miles from the
sunAec. ihs nrst containing 80 acres Of land
comprising Woodland, Meadow p,-tpr. ,,. :
til-sc Good buildings are on the samsarI II can
be MADE one OF the best stock farms ia the Conn
~. gun
The second farm contains 30 acres with convep-
lent buildings, including Blacksmith shop ba.
stand for u Smith
Also, yoke yr. Old steers = yokes yr. old
steers. The above stock and farms viii D., .old
a. bargain. Inquire Of NEWELL OsGOOD.
UP surTY Me
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Kidney 4 Bladder Complaints.

I Hna'y and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetss ptoJsy
.Ase oumlnuriA and IN AL eAsss where there br!ek
u-s deposits Or the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed ~itA
sE o. there Is moroii. dark. bilious appesaace .ni
Waite bone-dust deposits, and when there pricknx
burning sen.atoa shsn passnx water aud pafa ia ia
Sr.al q ne Back and along the Lons. Pr!ee eco.
W0RMS.-Tha only knnxn and .rra RAIL
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II the best mans faults were written on
his forehead, he would draw his hat over
his eyes.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
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