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The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
HOTEL FOR SALE OR LEASE.

A The well and favorably known 'BAKER
ER HOUSE, pleasantly located in Yarmuth,
EI&N ten mics fiom Portland The trains of the
t,Es5H Grand Trunk road stop within a Few rods of
ETH the House. Terms very favorable. Apply
to ihe proprietor on the premises. or Of
WIN. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent, Portland.
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The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

Grace Greenwood relates, as an instance of
the extravaganza of New England humor,
that when a young farmers wife made her
first boys pants precisely as ample before as
behind, the father exclaimed, Goodness, he
won't know whether he is going to school or
coming homer' 1l
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
Removal.

mas removed to 191 Commercial Street, next door
sale as nsual jup10t
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

HEADQUARTERS 1sT RECT. INFANTRY,)
Me. VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
Portland, July 10. 1873.
tNOR the purpose of organizing Regimental
= - Drum Corps five men will be mustered into
Companies A, portland Light Infantry,) and the
same same number into Company B, portland Mechanic
blues 20 be uniformed and equipped as musicians
eapphcations for these vacancies should be made
forthwith to captains of these companies. The corps
w1 be placed under suitable instruction preparatory
70 muster to take place in August Further particu-
lars may be obtained at these Headquarters.
Jyl9dtf MATTHEW ADAMS. Adjutant.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
Portland Savings Bank,

NO. 81 EXCHANGE ST.
A LII deposits of one dollar and upwards COM
n mence interest on the first day of the month
following the date of deposit.
may2s-dtf FRANK MOVES, Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
Wanted---Granite Cutters.

A BOY from 10 to IS years of age. Address il
IN own hand writing P. o. Box 1898,
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The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

Al. All cares appear as large and dark again as
ness. 1t is so with the grave.-Richter.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

An old fool in Memphis has reopened the
eternal question, "Who killed Tecumseh?'
by column letter to the Appeal. Tecumseh
is the deadest Indian in the universe, but if
this thing is kept up ghostly reaper win re-
turn to the harvest of hair left ungarnered by
his untimely death.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

The man who comes on the stage exactly at
his cue is prompt; but the man who does not
come on at all is prompter.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

Since that English laborer found the an
tique ring bearing the inscription ''Ethels-
witha," and which is supposed TO have be-
longed to Alfred the Great, a Built county
(Ky.) man has picked up a''revolver labelled
"Julius," and no sort of doubt exists but
that it was lost by Julius Caesar.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

One OF the magazines reiterates the truth
that it is great mistake to purchase flrni-
ture too good for general use. The house
should be especially prepared for the family,
not for occasional guests.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

The attack of cholera on Andy johnson.
says a Western paper, seems to have been fl :
tile. 1t couldn't get him, because he had his
constitution to fall back on.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

A candidate for clerkship in Washington,
when asked to state the distance of the planet
Saturn from the earth. answered that he was
unable to state the distance in miles, but did
not think it was sufficiently near to interfere
with the performance of his duties as a clerk,
or to get him in any of its rings.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

Speaking truth is like writing fair, and comes
only by practice; it is less matter of will
tnan OF habit; and doubt if any occasion
Eau oe Trivial which permits the practice and
formation of such habit .-Ruskin.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

Don't loaf about the streets and denend on
the Lord for your "daily bread' He isn't
running bakery.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04
A PARTNER WANTED

WITH $500 in cash. in permanent and legiti-
w mate business, paying heavy profit. and free
from any annoying competition. None but active
men of good business qualities need apply. A salary
of $25 will be paid aid partner for attending to
the general supervision of the business beside an
| equal share of profits, Address c. r. BEEBE,
| Portland, p. o. jy26d2w*
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-04

The advocates of capital punishment an
swer their opponents by saying: "You must
draw the line somewhere"
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
8er8let6nu8e,t.

gos Der 2iberalismus in unleren So=
gen in 9euti9lano bur9 Die religions
feinbli9en Maise1ebe perlu6t ndmli6
Die fatbolii6e &ir@e erit sur @taatsan=
italt berab5uoriiden unO oann gdn5li6 Su
pertil9eu, oas bat man audi friiber l@on
aber p0Qig obne @rfol9 perlu9t. @s
lpar bie1es tpdbrenb, Der erjten fran50li=
19en &ebolution am @nbe bes pori9en
Sabrbunberts. Wlan l9lus 0amals in
Sranfrei6 dbnli9e @e9e Elm, tuie 9e9en=
tpdrtig in 9euti9lano. Qlm II. 9ecem=
Der 1889 ,uuroe Die 9lufbebuns Der &l0=
iter in 8orl6la9 9ebra6t nno I'M Seb=
ruor 1880 ,purben alle Oroen 1lnb Brii=
ber1Gaften in Srantrei9 perboten> 9era=
De ,uie iebt in 9eutl9lan0. SIN Mpril
1890 ,uuroe bel@loHen fir @ierbunoert
Milionen seroubte &ir6en9iiter gum
@erfoufe aussuieben. SIN December
1890 1na3te man einc 1osenannte Chill
contribution Der @eiitli6teit, mas uu9e=
fdbr 10 etn Sing mar wie Der jebise 2llt=
totbolicismus in 9eutl6lanb. 9iele
Gipilconl ltitution iouten ale Prielter BE-
mas benz 9lbfoQ BON Der tatbo=
lil@en Stride sleib fam, @er pas ni6t
t9nn polite, luar bon ieinem Mmte ent=
1ebt uno uuroe bonn @taote ni9t auer=
tqnpt, seraoe, tpie jekt in Deuti9lanb.
Mber 'pie per9ielten iiA bie 8ii@6fe uno
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
WirfG6feit. li4 bass llnFdtbare. Din5u=I

Mirfli6teit% IT'D bas llnii6tbare binau=
benft. s.... ...zS ..s ~ .-..s:s.s
sSn ser Ginbbeit bes 2anbes iplrbe ie=
tie Mrt BON Jabr5eusen gebtdl6t um
ben Obipf1,B Su .befabren; einige tparen
BON Der lGipt9 9fte,,uno ld6esliGltenBau=
art. Sic Barrie. bas &eilboot, basRen=
tudD= D=6la6bopt ober Gdmilienboot, Sic
Yirogue oie TdDrboote, Die @onoeln,
Die @fiffs, bic 9u9=outs unb piele. onbe=
re i1ommen friiber in GROCER 3abl ben
Ohio un5 &iiiiI1ippi btnunter 5u iDren
Geitimmungspldben of eine Gntfernuns
BON 1900 Meilen.
Sic 3abl Ser fleinen 8oote fat li6
ober RAID bermil1bert felt Der GinfiiDrun9
Der 9ampfboote.
3tui|6en Yittsburs nnb ber Miinouns
bes Obio1uies in ben Miili1iippi sibt es
9esen bunoert aniebnli9e Snleln uno ei=
ne MnsabI @onbbdnte. gini9e biefer
Snieln lino BON ousgeseidnetcr @36n=
Deit> bebeft nit i'm berrli6iten Bldtter=
i9mude prangenoen 8dun1e11. 9ieiel=
ben bieten Die liebli9iten Plabe fit 2anb=
wobun9en.
Sim uno iieben5ig fleinere SliHe unb
8d6e er9ieben ii6 in BEN Obioflub 5tui=
i6en Pittsbur9 uno ieiner Miin6un9.
Cine 3abl BON Gtd0ten unb bliibenoen
Nnlieolungen erbeben iid) an ieinen
ufern.
@o tua1roe oer ObioFub bel6rieben int
Sabre 1888.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
sc 0 m, 20. Oct. - 9as nit Der 2i=

SC m> 20. Oct. - 9os nit Der 2i=
quotation bes fir9li9en GigentDums be-
auftragte Committee ersrifT bellte 8elib
BON 1e6s &lDtern. 9ie &ectoren Der
ielben proteitirten segen bic Belikergrei=
fun9, tporouf bos Committee elm Yrotelt
ent9egeunabm uno jebem 8eluobner oes
re1p. @ofers Elm @ertificat 1eines tiinfti=
gen Ginfommers einbanbi9te.
Ser Ser. @taoten Goniul, 1o'pie Der
portusie1i19e Gon1ul proteltirten eben'
fous ge9en bie Gonl liscation 9epiIle;
$beile SET Tran5isfaner=&l6iter NIT oeri
8e>nerfen, boB bielelben Gigentbum DC
Biirser ibres re1p. 2onoes ieien.
81 NJ, 20. October. Scr General
bes Or6ens ber Seluiten tuuroe beute pol'
Der &egieruns officieu bena6ri6tigt> bal;
Der Sroen Die bon linn benubten @ebauoc
1ofort rdumen muile
M EN- pbis, Senn., 20. October.
bic @troBen tporen beute belebter tpiv
Ieit bier @o6en unb auentDal6en berr|9=
te sroBe Sbdti9feit. 9as 9elbe Tieber
tpei6t Dem einsetretenen falten Wetter.
Sn Sen beute W}ittas enoenoen "a
@tunoen itarben 26 Perlon, oarnnter
20 am 9elben 6ieber..
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

prieiter eegen oiele liberalen Ginrt9tnnn=
|9en? BON ginbunbert uno a3tnno7
6reibig 8ii60fen leii iteten nur bier Den
9ottlolen @ib; lit 9ellt19lano ba9e9eH
Danft in unIeren Eagen fein ein5iger g1=
l9of nur Der ein5ise ianieniittlde Ytter=
biIdof Reinefe tbut, lpas 5u ieinerl 5tel@
lung paBt. BON oeu Brieitern Sranf=
rei9s perlpeigerten iber 10000 Sen 9ott=
loien Gio; unb ielbft biele. BON benen,
bic lin geleiftet Dattet, traten busferttg
tpieoer babon 5uriid. Wieoer geraoe 1uie
iebt in 9eut19lanb. Mber nod nlebr.
Won ben abgefaGlenen Bii66fen tpurben
20 abeefa4ene Prieiter gu 8i19Dfen se=
tpeibt unb pom @taate pbne oen Papit
ein9elebt. 9as mag in Deutl@lano
aud mod fommen. No6 bie1en Wirren
folgte ba1o sic 3eit Der @9redeusberr=
19aft, ber entlebli@fen Nerfolgun9 ni9t
nur Der Prieiter, 1onbern ber &eligion
iiberbaupt. Sic &ir9en ,puroen gepliin=
BERT Mbi9euli9feiten trauriser Mrt tpur=
ben 9eitbt; man 1eusnete bas 9olein
@ottes unb 16rieb iiber Ben Sboren Der
&ir9bDfe: uOrt bes etui9en @9lafes."
SIT audi l@on iebt in Deut16lano gel9e=
beu. Wobin iteuert 9eutl6lono?
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
0eifre6 9e9entpart+

satob Broiun, Der @obn eincs eneliiden Gor>
mers, ipurbe bon ieinem 8ater mad oer Staot
seididt um @intaufe gu MAIDEN. &lS er 10
eines Saaes nit einer @umme blanfer Silbcr-
miinsen in ieiner Sadie nod bcr Staot ipa'''
oerte, fam Gin @auber gu @feroe ouf i9n ber>
anseiprenst unO forberte bon i6m oaS @elo,
nit Bet 9roDune, iuenn ct es bertpeisere, ibm
bas 2eben gu nebmen. Set 3p0lfiaDrise &nabe
eri9rod unb i9rie un, Grbarme1; Der @auber
sebot i1m itil(e gu iein unb brobte i'm nit Dem
&itol su erid)iebcn. Scr &nabe aber beiinnt
ii@, sreift aus ber Gaide cine Sano bon @eIb
uno pirit es nit ben gSortcn it bas @cbii i@;"
9a nimm es bin !" @eblenoct bon ben blanten
Silbertiden fties BET @auber bonn 4icroe, leb
60 aNf bcm @ese febcn uno i@ritt iu's &c.
b0ib, oaS 5erHreute @elo au5viamneln. lln'
ier Safab aber iprans III, Nusenblide auf bus
@fero rno jaste nod Squie. llao 10 ertaufte
Der ber;bafte &nabe .gesen einise &ba(cr ei9
aptes @ferb, oas lueit ,nebr tpertb par,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
Ser Sbipfmf.

gBir boben Dor uns bic BeI9reibun9
bes Obipflu1les, nebl It Specialfarten oa=
BON, bic I'M Sabre 1888 a11o por "a
Sobren, 3. \. por einem Meni 9enalter ,
on9e efertigt ,purbe. @eit iener 3eit bat
iiG nun pieles bter 9ednbert, aug Der
WilbniB Iinb bliiben0e @tdbte nit fleiBt=
gen, frDbli6en Men1@en erTanben. @ir
benfen num- es fann nur bon Snterehe
(ein, ,uenn mir bon 3eit gu 3eit aus bic
fer 8e]9reibung 6es Obioflu6es NIT 1ei=
}1er l1msebuns einise MittDeilunsen ma
den.
&ein TluB in ber Welt .iudl5t feline
Slutben ouf eine lol6e 2dn9e in 10
9lei9mdBigem ruDi9en @trome, als Der
DbiofuB. @eine llfer linb meiitens bo@
a1no iteil abf falleno, inoem iie 1i9 .su Tefs=
,pan6cn, mon6mal big 5ur 90De bon
300 Tub erDeben. 3tuii6en 6ieien Sels=
>udnben unb benz Sluiie lit meiitens eiu
5treifen 2anb BON gIei9mQBiger 8reite,
Der ~8uttom" senannt piro, 9iele Sel=
fen se,udbren eiucn tpiloen nn6 maleri=
i1en Mnblid, pel9en jene> bie Die 9latur
III ibrem pri,nitiplt item uno uncultipirtei item
3ultonoe seIeben baben, 1i3 faum por=
1tellen fDnnen. 9i9te unb unour9=
brin9li6e Wdloer, 8dume BON rieien=
batter @rDbe, bic ibren breiten S6otten
,uuf ben tlaren Moijerlpie8el tuerfen> oas
iippise unb rie|enbafte mahstbum oes
oo!5es in Den Mieberungen bic sablrei=
den Minbunsen uno @inbie9ungen oes
Tlulles, Die 5abuoien f60nen bespaloe=
ten Snieln: bieies alles sulammen per=
dnbert in ral@er Solge unb in buntfr
Nblpe9 9Iellln9 Die 2an61 16aft por oenlMuz
&c tpenn man ben enbloien @aiicrlpiesel
binunter fdbrt, ols wenn a1es oa5u be-
re1net ,pdre einen unperseSliben Gin
brud 5u MAIDEN. Sieie berrli9e 4nli9t
miro ojt 9emiloert our9 oas tlare Mfonb=
IiAt, ivenr BIC Ginbilounssfroft 5n per
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
E~ 2elet bie 9ln5ei9e bes 9}ep Dort
&lei0er=@el6aft fts!

GG Mir fDnnen ni6t besreifen> tpa=
rum un1er @tobtrotD uuo uni lere County
BebDroen lire Publifationen ni6t in
bcutl l@er @pra6e befannt MAIDEN 1o6en.
Mebr ols bie @alfte oer @inwobner Po=
11lerops tDnnen tbatI Id@tli9 Die ensl'1@e
@pro9e ni9t fen, unb 10 baben lie
grpBe Mibe uno oftnols sroBen Serluit
bur6 bic 9li6ttenntnib ber BON ben 8e=
bDroen aus9ebenocn 9(nSei9en. Mo lie91
Ser Settler?
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23
Qfferdfur.

y Ser 8ote Ser beili9ien
s m ilie. Inter bielem Sitel erI rI6eint
in Netu Dort Elm monotlides 8lott BON
ber Sorm unb bem umfan9e bes in bic
len Somilien tpoblbefonnten vS6uben=
sels", unb bon Dem lelben 9erauseeber
&ep. Solepb Brubp.
gSie Der n@9ubensel" GUT l1nterbol=
tun@ Belebiune un6 unterluei lung bet
tleinen uno 9roben 6 I'm oer bienen ion,
10 ion oer ~Bote Der beili9ten Tamitie"
auptld6tliG fir bic GItern lein.
Sic Nufsabe, Die fi6 biele 3eitl9rift
iteut, lit in Der Shat cine loDnenbe. Sic
Tamilie 1T bic @run6lase oer men16li=
9en @eleul l@oft. Sn ibrem @GoBe
empfdnst Der Meni@ bas 5lueifa6e 2e=
ben oes 2eibes uno 6er Seele; unter ib=
rem Gini niluiie tpd6it ct auf, un0 our9
ibre @or9en porbereitet> 9ebt er in bic
biirgerli9e @eleQl1aft iiber. @taat uno
&ir9e linb ni6ts anoeres, als Die Werei=
ni9un9 pieler Samilien. Slid ober uu=
sliid, Gbre ober @6anbe bes Meni6en
rubt in >fait aQen Sdlen i'm Gdobe Scr
Samilie. Gs ban9t alio bas Mobl bes
ein5elnen Meni6en iotuobl ,pie Der &C.
leQl6oft iiberboupt BON Der re6ten @in=
ri6tung oer Samilie ab. ltn6 bie1e re9=
te GriltliGe Ginri9tung ben Gltcrn at
lebren, bas 1T Die Mufgabe, bic ii6 Der
~8ote" seiebt bat. SIT bieier @egenl ltanb
10 I'M Mugemeinen 16on ipt9tig 9enug,
10 1T er oieles no9 mebr fir unIer 9an6.
@dbreno ndmli@ in BET alten Seimatb
tunge 2eute metitens in ber Nd6e ober
bod unter bem GinfluB ibrer @ltern cine
Gamilie 9riin0en, lit biefes bier in Mme=
rita oft ni@t oer San. @s iteben iunse
'Gbeleute bier oft gang al(eiu obne @atb
uno obne 9iilfe. @ie lie ein relisi0ies
2eben I'M 9aule fiibren }olIen, ,uie lie ib=
re &inoer er5ieben, gum gluten anleiten
uno Dor benz 851en betuabren 1olIen, bag
baben iie ME gelernt uno iino ni6t in
Der Sage es 81 lernen. 9a fommt nun
aber Der ~8ote" uno bringt &at6 unb
9ilfe fir lol6e Tamilien BEL lonbers. pie
au9 fir ale 9riitli@en Tamilien. Sic
pns porlje9enbeu o9t 9llmmern bes
uBoten" fino auberit poltstDiimli9 se=
i6rieben, iebr rei6baltis un6 erfa1en
0en angeitrebten lebr guten 3tped pouz
itdnbis. @ir e,npfeblen oaber ben u8o=
ten" uno ertlGren uns bereit segen Wor=
ausbe5abluna 8efeuun9en pqrauf an5u=
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

Ser gfame Gabat riiDrt nidt bon oer SnieI
Cabbage fer, tuie man oft iasen BORT, ionSern
Sobaco ODER &obacco iuor oer, Name fir oos
aussebolte 9Ro1r, bnr@ tuel@es bic Snoianer aui
oer Sniel Saiti BEN 8au@ einio9en; oas &rant
felbf, oas ie gum &au@en brauaten> nannten
iie Goboba ober Gobobba. .aus @erlucbsluns lit
Der @ame bcs Yfeifenrobcs auf bic RFanSe
iibertra9en iporben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

nebmen. Git @rempfar fo1tet fir bas
1gan5e sSabr nur 50 Gents einl6liebli6
bes 9oitportos. - Wer pon ben in Po=
tneroD ,pobnenben Nbpnnenten ,bes
,59ubensgels" fiir Die Su9enb AUDI
ben u8 oten" fit Die Gltern tpiinla6t,
ber ,poIle iol1es Bel BET GIMP fan9nabme
Der nd6iten Drummer bes @4ubensels
9efdQi9lt onnelbet,.
q DteMmerifa> Mq9emeine 3ei=
tuns fit @abrbeit uuo &e6t. St. 2ou=
is, Mo. Dieles tpadere 8latt bet am
lebten Treitag ieinen atpeiten Sabrgans
be9onnen. Nobeau 5tuan5igtauieno 4bon=
nenten bat Die uMlnerita" 1i9 fir ibre
breifa6e Mussabe ertporben, Elm grfolg,
oeljen 1i9 mobl feline anbere oeut| |9e 3ei=
tuns riiDmen fann. Mir tuiinl6en Der
vMmerifa" bas cite @eoeiben fir Sic
3ufunft nnb Die boppelte Mn5abl Der ie=
bigen Mbonnenten beim @9lule bes
S,peiten Sabrsanses. Sir Pomerop 1T
9err peter @l6dner N9ent BET Mmerifa.
81 gu oer 3eit als nod Die @toats=
bonfen bel ltanben, mubte jeber @ei6afts=
mann einen 1ogenannten Banfnoten=&e=
porter ober 9etector baben, unb 9erne
murOen Die 5tuei ober bret DoQars> bic
ei1t 1ol9e pro ammo TO 1tete, erle9t, neil
man 1i6 oabur6 9e9en @nnabme fall l9er
Moten I9iibte> in6em ber Porter oariiber
beleDrte, was edit unb mas falI9 tuar.
Mber Seoem, oer bier lebt, broben mod
pielc anoere unb l9limmere @erlui ite> ais
Die Mnnobme etner fal]9en Note bon elm
poar Dpllars, ndmli6 ale bic @6lin=
gen, bie BON ben S9minolern uno an=
bern @erbre@erflailen Dem @ertrauenocn
gelest ,peroen, uno in Die i9on Saul Ienoe
9csansen 1inb, in Die. aber 9erjeni9e, Der
iie tennt 1i9 1i9er ni6t fangen loiien
mirb, ebenl 10 ,uenis tpie Semono eine fall
19e Npte nebmen 1piiroe, oem icin &e=
porter 1aet, boB lie fali@ lei. Gin Bu@
aber, iuel9es iiber ale S9li9e uno bas
9onSe Sreiben oer 8erbre@ertlaKen be-
lebrt unb in 1ol9er @eile eesen beren
Manipulotionen 1@utt, 1T bas jebt un=
ter Dem Sitel: ~9ie 9la6tIeiten bon
Ne,u=Dorf uno beIien Werbre9ertlo1len
bon Der Sunften Mpenue Bis 5u ben Tipe
Points" erl l9einenoe. Ser Snbalt bieles
Bu9es lit ebenio rei6baltig als intereI=
lant unb belebren0, uno tper ballelbe ge=
le1en bat, miro gegen piele @erlufe unb
anoere l1ebel 9e19ibt iein. 9ieferun9en
10 uno 20 oes Bu3es iinb loeben eri6ies
men.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

AN gBir boben ben Serrn Mnton
@raber BON BnmeroD als reilenoen@9en=
ten unieres 8lattes on9eitelt. QBir em=
pfeblen ben lelben alien unIeren Srelloen
in Sen per16iebenen Orten, bic oer{elbe
BE 1u6en miro auf bas Mngelegentli9ite.
9erl lelbe 1T ppn uns beoollma6ti9t, I'M
ter]9riften unb @elber fir I'M Ier Blatt
in gmpfan9 81 nebmen.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-23

~ Sir 2awrence @ountp, .. bo=
ben mir Dem 9errn &obert 6. Gid gu
Sronton .. Die Ngentur Der uObio"
iibertragen.
MG Sir @cictp gountb> .. baben
mir Dem Ser-n Wlartin @riibel su Pprts=
moutk, .. Die @sentur oer ~Obio" iiber=
tIa9en.
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Oie Sbfp.
9Jpnterp99.be % Sct.lS73.
Wabrbeit unb Nt6t.

vSfcdt" 1T bic bcitinlmte feite 8orn,
6ir irgenb einc gSabrbcitsnorn,
ltao vSSabrDcit" allgemeines &edt,
9Henn ein's oas anb're in ii1 trdgt.
Drum re d) te @abrbeit, 10 brcs Ne1t
Ser bette W(ann nit Sreue pFegt.
Smyrna times., 1873-06-18
A Royal Funeral.
SCAMBLING AFTER CASH.

The funeral ceremonies of the late Mahara-
jah of JoudhpOre were. after the manner OF
his ancestors very impressive. He had en-.
joyed brilliant reign of % years, and was 50
years of age at the time of his death. Imme-
dIately after that event his corpse was dress,
ed in royal robes of brocadc and bedecked
with jewelry to the amount of $4,000. Placed
on sedan chair in a sitting posture, the
deceased Rahjah was then carried out to the
appointed spot, followed by the usual caval-
cade, and band of musicians. La front of the
procession were two elephants laden with gold
and silver ceins to the amount of $62, 500,
which were scattered at every hundred PAGES
among the spectators; in such dense crowd
as was there assembled, the struggle to obtain
possession of the scrambled coins was some
thing terrible to witness.
At a distance of six miles from the capital
the corpse was brought to the Rahiah's ances.
trail place of cremation, where every prepara-
ton had been made to receive it. A large
funeral pile had been constructed of sandal
wood and quantities of combustible materials,
and upon this the corpse, fully attired with all
the jewelry, and wrapped in Cashmere shawls,
was reverently laid. The Brahmins, reciting
their prayers, set fire to the pile, and as the
flames darted up in the air, a deafening wal
was uttered by the surrounding crowd. In
the course of few hours the corpse was en-.
tirely consumed. The embers were lett fol
two days to cool, after which the ashes were
brought back to the palace with great pomI
and ostentation, and will in due time be care
fully sent to the holy places-such as Hurd
war, Bonares, etc.-with large sums for dis
tribution among the Brahamins and other re
ligious mendicants. Since the day on which
His Highness died 5000 Brahamins have reg
ularly received food and small largess eact
at the palace gates.
As an expression of grief, all the inhabi
tants, from the Prince to the lowest cast Hin
doc, reverently shaved off their boards, mus
taches, and even the hair of their heads. ThC
large number of wives which the deceased
Rabjah left behind expressed desire to com
nit suttee and immediate themselves upon tht
| funeral pile of their late lord, some because i
was respectable, but the interference of tn,
Governor Generals agent prevented any hu
man sacrifices, and the occasion passed off quietly
and without any injury to life. The successo
to the throne, Rahjah Jaswant Singh BAHIA
door, boldly refused to countenance any return
to such an inhuman rite and has solemnl
sworn to inhict condign punishment on an!
one who encouraged the practice.
Smyrna times., 1873-06-18

PROOF READING.-Proof reading is one OF
the most difficult and laboriOus things c0nnec-
ted with making books and newspapers. We
have rarely read a book without detecting
in it some typographical error An hour ago
we were reading the one hundred and sixteenth
Psalm from the Bible of the Wolf Greek
Church. The type-setter had turned "pains'
into ''gains" and made David to say, The
gains OF hell got hold of me, instead of The
pains Of hell. We have seen other blunders
of a similar character in the Scriptures.
There are few men who ever can become
expert in proOf-reading. Every man who
can willingly allow himself to be careless about
his writing must make poor proof-reader.
Every column of newspaper contains from
ten to twenty thousand distinct pieces of metal,
according to the size of the paper and type.
The displacement of single one makes an
error. Is it any wonder that errors occur? In
the large offices professional prOof-readers are
kept whose practiced eyes, passing twice over
every line of proof, detect most of the errors
boy is also kept for that purpose, at the same
time reading the copy aloud.
Still mistakes are frequently occurring after
coming from such hands, and probably no
book or newspaper was ever published without
errors that might be detected by the merest
novice. In book printing it is estimated that
prOof-reading costs half as much as compost
ton. In country offices, the editor is generally
foreman, printer, book keeper and everything
else, and if the same care should be exercised
that is deemed indispensable on the city sheets
the country newspapers could not be published
at all, because of the expense.-Ec.
Smyrna times., 1873-06-18

"THREE CHEERS r'-One Sunday, recently,
during high mass at IL, in the village of Glen
tariff, Ireland, three ladies of the Protestant
faith were obliged to take shelter from one OF
those heavy summer showers which SO fire.
qucntly OCCUR in the south of Ireland. The
officiating priest, knowing who they were, and
wishing to appear respectful to them, stopped
down to his attendant, who was on his knees
and whispered to him: "Three chairs for the
Protestant ladies'" The clerk, who was rather
an ignorant man, stood up and shouted to the
congregation: Three cheers for the Protestant
ladies (which the congregation Immediately
the clergyman actually stood dumbfounded