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=, TAYLOR-En Armada, Mich, Oct. 4th,
Ann Melissa, wife of Hiram Taylor, and
daughter of the late Lewis Walker OF
Clarendon, aged % years. ,..-.l. ~.
EGGLESrON-In Pittsfeld, Sept. 9th,
of eerehro spinal meningitis, Bertel ko-
maine, son of K. j. and IA. E. Eggleston,
aged 3 years, months and 3 days.
OROO TT-Ip Jamesport, Mo, Oct. Sd,
Philtsna h aged 55 years, widow of Eras-
mus circuit, formerly of Middletown, VI.
pow ERS-In Pittsford, Oct. 18th, arte-
mas f., son of A. @. and Juliaua Powers,
aged II years, 9months and ID days. +
'sPAULDING-Ln New London, Conn,
on the IIti inst, Sarah A., wife of Charles
f. Spaulding; and daughter of DR.. Is. ii,
Haynes. aged "a years, IL months and Is
days. 1-s ..sss Sss. 800 ~.
:, .WEIrNEY-At WHITEHALL, N. Y, Oct.
18th, Silas p. Whitney, aged so years. -. !
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From Washington.
THE PoLARIs INVESTIGATION.

THE POLARIS INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is.
Secretary Robson states that no new
facts have been disclosed by the examiu-
alton of the Buddington party thus far,
and the statements of Buddington and
Chester, the only two who have yet
made statements. are in 10 material
points different from the stories Of the
Tyson party, rescued last spring. Nor
ton, the second mate, has been before
the commission to-day, also DR. Bissells.
From the latter it is possible some new
facts of scientific interest may be OBJ
tanned The whole examination will be
finished this week if possible. The
Tigress, which went in pursuit of the
Polaris, is under orders TO return to st.
Johns during the month of October, and
consequently newsis likely to be received
from her in a very few days.
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N. Y. stock ANA Money Market.

...'t t.sags ...a4.t NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
+. Money loaned from per cent to \ pSela-
INN, the bulk Of the business at 6Gk.
Greenbaeks, H6li premium. -.s..-. ,-s
Customs receipts S2200
Treasury disbursements SS22, coo.
. Gold carrying rates, 79S3 10.
Clearings, S54 600 600. -,..s.,.
Governments are duh and very irregl-
lar. ~. saifs- &s1.t. L.-lss-. ...-'....-
Money, Z and rat. bid. ,st... ,...est
State bonds quiet. ..-.--- - ..--ts..- E i.
Gold closed at s Y.
Stocks unsettled and declined on the
tho ,owest nr-iees since the panic. Later
the MARI ct recovered l@9k per cent, with
a final reaction Of A9l-34 from the highest
point of the day. 1Ihe GhleI feature 5 % Sia
bash and Pacific Mail 1r .t.s..
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"WAR TO THE KNIFE. We have de-
clared war against counterfeiters, and
we mean to fight il out. When diseases
of the kidneys or provocative organs
PROSTATE you, take Helmbold's buchu.
The genuine HelmbOld's buchu may be
known by the private proprietary stamp
of III. T. Helmbold, on each bottle, and
is fully warranted tor diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
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Winslow nj. Rhodes, of Walliagford,
and George Ray, of East Wallingford,
and was for forty yards. The first heat
was won by Rhodes in IS seconds the
second by Rhodes in 16 seconds. In
the second heat the unsuccessful party
played foul and run his barrow
against the other man, and stopped his
motion. The only excuse for this un-
fair proceeding was the condition of the
man who did it.
sERENADE.
The East Wallingford Cornet Band
has been in attendance and discoursed
inspiring music during the day and
evening. They gave serenade in the
evening to Mr.. Clark, of the Globe, and
MIR. Baker, of the HERALD, to which
each responded. This band is good
one, and furnished excellent music,
which was appreciated by the large
numbers present. They will be present
to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Owing to the sudden death of Mr..
Haskill, Mr.. Warner had to be excused
as assistant marshal, and Col. Townsend,
president, has appointed o. III. Rowell,
aged "a years last December, to that
service, who accepted and will appear
mounted as marshal to-day.
The Mr.. Haskill who died yesterday
was born in Hollis, N. H., 81 years ago
last February, and did duty as private
soldier at the burial of Washington, in
1899.
The programme for to-day is as fol-
lows:
Grand procession, at 10 a. M, under
the direction of the Marshals, as follows:
East Wallingford Cornet Band; com
pany of Continentals in costume; an
Gent vehicles of all kinds; citizens on
foot, citizens on horseback, and citizens
in carriages, followed by the officers and
speakers of the day in carriages. Dur
ing this march the II. A. Us. will per-
ambulate somewhat or muchly, as the
case may be. Upon the arrival of the
procession at the grounds, there will be
q Historical address by the Rev. II. Il.
Saunderson, of Charleston, N. H., fol-
lowed by Hon D.. i Nicholson, Henry
CLARK, Col, Aldace F. Walker, and
Others. Mrs. Col Townsend viii spin
fax on the stage, At2 p. M. there VIII
be grand cavalcade of everything
movable on exhibition. After this gro
tesqae procession there will be an Grafton
by Hon. Daniel Roberts, followed by
the Hon. Henry Hail. and others. AT 4
p: m. the Secretaries viii read the re-
ports of the Committees. .--.. .......-.s.
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DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his dwelling
house and lot for sale, situated south
east of the railroad depot in the village
of Fairhaven, Vt. For terms and par
ticulars apply TO
WIN. G. KITTREDGE.
Sept 30, 1878. d&w3m
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THE VERMONT STATESMAN. The first
number of The Vermont Statesman, -
new series, (weekly edition. viii be is
sued January LIST, 1874 Specimen cop
les on application to
CHARLES PoMERoY BUT~roN,
sep15d&w3m Burlington, VT.
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WalIingfOrd Centennial and Third
Annual Fair of the otter Creek
valley Association.
The one hundredth anniversary OF the
rttlement of Wallingford was celebrated
connection with the third annual fair of
the Otter Creek Valley Association, at
Wallingford, yesterday, and will be con-
tinued to-day. The officers of the CEN
ennial are as follows
President-Col. Dyer Townsend.
-Presidents-Hon. HarveyButton,
Joel Croft, i. w. Congdon, Waldo Al
len.
secretary-E. w. Kent.
Marshal-H. L. Warner. Assistant
NaTshal-H r. Strong.
Committee of Arrangements-H. K.
Strong, Geo II. Harris, L. H. Warner,
Benz E. Grape, Isaac r. Fuller.
The following are the officers of the
Fair;
President-Aaron Aldrich, Clarendon.
Yice-Presidents-Judah Rounds, Tin
mouth D. K. Rogers, Dandy; Edwin
Congdon, Clarendon Judson Packer,
Nt Holly; Joseph Randall, Jacob Full
ler
Secretary George II. Harris.
Assistant Seeretary-Joseph E. White.
harshal-Maj, N. P. Rounds.
Assistant Marshal-S. 5. Aldrich.
General Sup't of Grounds Joseph
Randall.
Police-Harrison Law, John Reming-
lon, George Hudson, John Baker
LIST OF COMMITTEES.
observation-disclosures Stone, John Nc
Can, Geo. Sweetland Fruits-Nathan
Baxter, Oscar Eddy, Joseph e White.
Grain and Seeds-Stephen Sherman,
Henry Potter, James Monnahan. Stock
Horses-Lyman Cobb, Judson Packer,
E D sherman. Matched Horses-Hen-
ry D Noble, d K Rogers, John Aldrich.
lorses--Alexande Newton, Joseph
Ooty, Henry Lincoln. Cattle, Foreign
Breeds-Daniel Kimball, Elias w Stew.
art, Lewis Cobb. Domestic and MixeC
Brccds-Nathan Smith, w G Marsh
John Emery Working Oxen-Hen
~ e Tubbs, George Hadwin, Eli Ward
Fine Wool Sheep-H Hodges, l. "
Congdon, Arnold Hill. Coarse Woo
Sheep-Henry L Goodell, Hiram But
ton, John Hadwin. Butter-Hanpi
BAL hopkins, Alfred Baker, Nichola.
Powers. Cheese-Judah Rounds, 10
aph + White, Thomas Stewart. Breat
and Cake-Atrs Benjamin E Grape, Mr.:
Homer Waldo, Mrs Joseph e White
Sugar, Syrup and !Ioney-A D Smith
Benjamin Gordon, j W Lincoln. Poul
ty-Thomas Connolly, Russell Powers
Leonard Stewart. Swine-Dauiel Clark
Jay Newton. John r Weston. Flora
Hsl-Mrs Aaron Aldrich, Mrs Lorel
Waldo, Mrs Clark Bull, Mrs Isaac /
Fuller, Mrs Elias Clark, Mrs Levi
Stafford. Miss Grace Powers, Mis-
Charlotte Townsend. Mechanics Wcrl
Hosea Pelsue, John @ Stewart, Jaco
Fuller. Discretionary-James Como
y, Jr., Shelby S Aldrich, Albert Strai
ford.
At an early hour the people began t
flock in from the surrounding country
and relics of all kinds were breughtfror
far and near to swell the long list of il
leresting curiosities, and the Secretar
Of the Fair and the Secretary of IL
Centennial We're kept busy making Ell
tries.
TAe entries Of stock, produce, man,
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uostOn Produce Market.

p. .no,ted expressly for THE HERALD b.
- ~ n CHANgEgLIN 4 co, Commission
80 Merchants, 70 and 81 FaDeun Hall
Market, Boston.
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Che reports, and will continue, if time
admits, at some future time.
IFor further report of the proceedings
see or telegraph columns.
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Cur THIS Our, IT MAY SAVE Your
LIFE

There is no person living but what suf-
fers more or less with lung diseases,
coughs, colds or consumption, yet some
would die rather than pay rs cents for a
bottle of medicine that would cure them.
Dr. A. Boschees German Syrup has
lately been introduced in this country
from Germany, and its wondrous cures
astonishes every one that try it. If you
doubt what we say In print, cut this out
and take it to your druggist and get a
sample bottle free of charge or 8
regular size rs cents. 40w9mos
G. G. GREEN, Woodbury., n. j.. d.
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+ . --Negetine is perfectly harmless from
any bad effect upon the system. -..-

: MAITRKATISG A CoCGH. = Beware of
irritating potions and Of opiates. Hale's
Honey of IIorehound and Tar is a SOY
ereign, swift and peerless remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat, difficulty OF
breathing, and all bronchial ailments.
There is no other reliable antidote.
Crittcntons, :, 9Th Avenue Sold by all
druggists. ~. s>
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute ....-.- .....
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DUTCH BULBS DUTCH BULBS
Fifty Hardy Flowering Bulbs mailed
to applicants, enclosing $500 A DIES.
criptive price list of Bulbs, free.
VIM. II. SPooNER,
30.w6w1 No. 4. Beacon ST., Boston.
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Aem advertisements.
NOTICE.

On the 18th day OF May, 1873, resigned
nay position as superintendent of the
Farmers Milk Company. Also, on the Sd
day:of Septemb Der, 1873 L resigned my posi-
tion as one of the trustees of the Farm-
.ers, Milk Company. - -. I.
.42w2. so. 800, ~ p. @. CUMMINGS
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The Ohio Election.

CoLUMBUs. o., Oct. 1G.
1rmn5ull county gives two thousand
Republican majority Franklin county,
Allen, 900 majority and Fairfield coun-
ty, LOCO majority. Muskingum coun-
ty elects tive Democratic representa-
tives, the Democratic county ticket, and
Marsh independently for judge, by 700
majority. No figv.e. ON the State tick
ct. The officrf' = Erns from Marion
county make Ahen's majority, 675. Vim
ton county gives Allen so majority, but
elects Republican - tn Legislature by
a majority of Al. j..cl.s7n county
Noyes, 400 majority. a,rbiicans are
elected to the legislature in ckson and
Pike counties In Crawford county the
official figures give Aliens ~ .>-ity as
1857, Democratic gain O. ); and in
Anglaise county as 1868.
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LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.


f'RoMrr PAYMENT OF LIFE INsUR-
ANoE CLAM Hampton, N. Y, Octo-
Der 9th, 1673.--This is to certify that
my late husband, George @. Martin, was
ins,rcd in the Phoenix Mutual Life In
surarce Company of Hartford, Conn,
October 10Th, 1866, for $4,000 on the
lie plan. The premium was 1874. so,
which wa paid half cash and half note.
He died June 9Th, 1873. and / have this
cay received from z. G. Meyerhoffer,
general agent of said company, draft in
full settlement OF said policy, and divi-
dends to the amount of 1888, cancelling
the four notes given for half of the pre-
MUM, and not deducted from the poll
cy. The claim was settled promptly and
satisfactorily to me by their agent at
Rutland, and without any expense what
ever.
oet14d2d&w1 SARAH r. MARTIN.
SOMETHING CE2TAIN At LAsT.-Piles
is not only one of the most painful of
human diseases, but professional men
had almost dispaired of finding 3 rene
dy, until the introduction of ''Anakesis
by DIR. Silsbee, and after an experience
of 10000 cases in five years, doctors
agree that an infallible remedy has been
found. Sufferers will appreciate sara
kesis" after trying everything els in
vain and then experiencing instant re-
lief and ultimate cure. Price 81. Sent
free by mail on receipt of price, Depot
Sc Walker, ST., New York. AZ
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PROBABILITIES.

For Thursday, for the Middle and
Eastern States, easterly winds, partially
cloudy and clear weather and somewhat
lower temperature.
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From our Special RepOrter.l
WalIingfOrd Centennial and Third
Annual Fair of the otter Creek
valley Association.
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At 4oelook the pig race took place
in the lot adjoining the. fair grond. The
pig was too fat and showed a decided
disinclination to run, and was caught in
three minutes by Ben Willard, a non
eoaapos youth from Dandy. The pig was
then sold for: $s.25, and the money de
I posted for the benefit of the captor. [
~ <fs, WHERLBARRow RACE. n r
!. For the wheelbarrow race there were
two entries, best two In three. for a
purse of five dollars. The entries were
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET

For Week ending Tuesday, Oct. IL. ls...,.
Reported far me RtdIdad Herald.
The New York herald., 1873-12-03

counterfeed TO extent. plate has made for
Saneag caons o' to e%bnsa :, The I Tessry fr he
eos, 'eso ew banks are 70 orsr them we
printed ron ne old plates without cot 70 themselves
Irecomlend that prosiso ii the clause above cited
notes 6e sspeale % sa DC o M
The soiled and mutiaed condition Of the circulating
necessity hat something should be done to redeem the
e LIZ os s hsS Mh hs people e e
a'ns & ss
% se1s Ss. Plan e e DC
by such Congressional enacmens as may pe required
During e yea snds Jane he of
nOs nsC s for gh,ea he years wa.
ebandss y nn N tine 81 oa %sT r.
some articles OF necessity, while In some articles OF lux
The increase IN he importation of coffee was s6IG4sss
sny snn II s & and IN aaaan To- ns amern IN bond da
e as Ssas rne1.s o. and ,a to ts yae O
asa Gaa ana ssa s a5 % n .ss Pa'e Sis isl eaao nSss
$3.50, iss; wood and manuaciures thereof s2iM 7es
There ,,s, Was st decrease s goods .gssioas
linen aces and oEer maSssfactures manu- ssyi o ax
sio4 lag well q, n some articles OF different class
ssl2Ss'2; IS leather and Leather goods. saa97; WOOL
F ysss s ss
There was n ncreas. in certain articles exported as
Saas ssins wes sisa = sq5Teas wheat nour
arG 81 tason cns sas hays g gosf sssssi Si
and and % 1 ss therso maaulsetures o.
sssS nes and soa 81 sFqss s ana and r sn
sSgS' lssa saher and leather goods sl0id5 in i've
The gold and silver in OF the imports
was S6SiZI65l as against $jolSS,oi5 Tor the previous
The bolance OF trade in merchandise has been largely
sspor@ed @ during l the y years ending with the last scal
sand million dollars over and above the amount i'm.
For months past and especially in the months of
October ana November the cxpor trade in merchandise
Ana sesn 3 oe n sMn 9 e e OF
goods has largely Diminished that the balance Of trade
SILVER have owed into The he coaatry during lhe past past Two
ports over exports was slSSs5si and FOR the past %
has been an excess OF imports OF gold and silver over the
The condition Of the carrying trade with foreign conn
tries though exhibiting largo adverse balance shows
provelnent. exports eid imports during the pas:
a cent "s GSGf a. IN unea ee
ea ss in II r. the b dcdeS
tics 10 9s vessels o the Aggregate TONNAGE of s7s
Ss omr ws fs @ oJ @ & the snss the &c
close o. The fiscal year s sreatcr activity has prevailed
Of July 10 he lst ol November documents have been
Issued & to ass competed vessels q soo tons in al
they indicate that there building in uctoter
% @ Sh l sonnase f-' Of sRSS 1 b
eh s are s IN rn sop4s a @ in S I q @
In view Of ne hs hsh price Of iron and coal ana the rs
Win the superior tensile .,rengsh Of American shp
plates proved BY actral cxperiments there
try win make rapid strides o progress to the great ad
yantase Of the commerce. trade and financial strength
1 he folio ing table shows the amount Of merchandise
named since the assae Of ne act ., June is2 author
t1aily used ship building
The New York herald., 1873-12-03

The reduction tho coinage charge from one-half to
nth OF per cent has been followed by in
creased coinage and prevented to considerable extent
the export OF gold oulionits for coinage in this
value In London, where IL rs coined without charge.
Some further advantages would no doubt follow tho
adoption by this country of the Tree coinage system
gold Il recommend the repeal OF the charge ior coming
Gold and also the charge imposed for copper used Tor
alloy, being an inconyenien item estimating the
coinage value OF gold
thority should be given for keeping the Treasury
when its condition will admit OF the same supply of
fno gold bars bearing the mint stamp of nncness
weight and value, and for exchanging such bars for
port, and gold coins of ul weight would be retained in
the country instead OF being selected Tor export
The repeal or MODIFICATION OF that part OF the Coinage
act which requires gold CONS TO be excluded the
benefit OF the hall per cent abrasion limit unless thew
have been in circulation prescribed riods
isrecomendcd on the ground that In the daily
effect ~
The subsidiary silver coins being manufactured bv the
government on lts own account and the segnorago
difference between the bullion and nominal yauo OF such
ing IN KIND such pieces have become uuduy worn
from long circulation This Ia done in other countries
which, like ours have adopted the gold standard and
Tne recent foil in the price Of gold together with the
dcprecqton In the ma rket value silver compared
with gold, which has been going time, has
ensped the Director to coin silver to be paid ou
Of United states notes to advantage Awaiting himself OF
TINS opportunity the Director caused TO be Us
much silver bullion could be conveniently used u CIV
ing employment to the mins when not sgea az wy
more important business OF cong goiu anu s"o ssho
was so coined and paid out. ,,,-,.. -.
During the last few years subsidiary silver coins
have been sent In considerable amounts @ 20 oen,ra, ana
u valued coins 1t would be bettcr Tor us to manufac-
turc corn according standards ana values legally pre-
kcbed by those countries ivan 70 encourage the export
The New York herald., 1873-12-03
Review Of tho Financial Condition
OF the Country.
No Imitation OF the
Currency.
Recommendations Regarding The National
Exports and Imports.
a New Custom House for New York
Proposed.
Treasury DnpARrnrHr.

WASHINGTON, y. G., Dec. !, 1873.
gs--In compliance with the provisions OF law have
Me honor submit Congress the following report
REcEirrs, ETC, ENDING JUNE so, 1873.
The moneys received and covered INTO the Treasury
Nall
The New York herald., 1873-12-03

Owing to the large proportion OF the interest the
public debt maturing July l. the amount paid on that
during the first quarter of the year than
hat much will be required tor the next nine
months and although enters into the expenses OF this
quarter II is properly chargeabe to longer period
time. Many other expenditures arc greater also during
the rst tnan any subsequent quarter by the
necessity OF supplying dsbursng officers with money
der appropriations which became available the
ist OF July.
The New York herald., 1873-12-03

pie comprehensive conc'so rs boneved that this
as WIN materially aid customs and otl Or oncers IN The
performance Oi tEeir duties
RLoaoANizArloE DISTRICTS.
lne OF Congress to the
orpau ulne te CUSTOMS collection districts on Atlantic
coast ~ in number - -
The estabishent Of many districts dates back
70 perio0 when the condi ions determining their I'm
porance relative 70 the commerce u the country were
enrey uineEent !loln those existing at present
In sone the expenses of collecting the revenue exceed
the amount collected, and the OF such dis
trics with others may be advisable At the same time
II must he remembered that the effective
OF the revenue system often requires services OF Gus
toms officers al points where lew duties are col
eced The judicous disposition oi a force tor the nre
venon OF smuggng Is Indispensable To the cuiecton of
the from Imports, especially extent Of
opportunities the candestnc introduc
ton dutiabe merchandise. would there ore suorest
such action may lead to reduction OF the number az
districts AID consequent reduction expenses with
out affecting the convenience OF importers the safety
OF the revenue.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The following statement shows the Increase and de-
crease each general source OF internal Tor
the sca ended June 80 1877 and June 90 la73,
from the report o the Commissioner OIL Internal
kevenue:-
Sources Lhrvsase Decrease.
Sprits. ........................,$ So 613,SJ5
ioOacco. ooJ iSS
fetinented liquors. s................,... l,urnioy
+, ,nalties.. ........................... H,4H
BANKS and bankers. ................... SsoLIy.
Adhesive staInps...................... s,aI3,J43
taxed but now exempt. l2722l
Totala e. 2sa s7S e,2 o5s e65
The New York herald., 1873-12-03

This statement treats solely OF tho principal Of the
aebt BY the monthly debt statement of the public debt
into which enter The accrued interest interest due and
unpaid and the cash in the Treasury asceraincd
the day OF publication, well the principal of the
debt the reduction of the debt during the past year
amounted to Si3,6jZ63o, and the total reduction from
March 1852 t. November l, 1873 has been 1885,. $40 1885,
annual Of interest resulting thercirom being
t27,l3,932.
sKcEIpTs, ETC,
80, 1874
The New York herald., 1873-12-03

ESTIMATES ron FISCAL ENDING JUNE 90 1875.
II Is estimated that the receipts the fiscal year end.
30 IS1h. will he
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-09

wants returned in the morning, they
found Madame Lucca seated on the
veranda, in front of . little table,
on which lay a cooked revolver,
quietly reading.
The would-be thief and murderer
was secured aud safely transferred
to Jail.
The gentleman who related the
above, and youcles for its truthful
ness, is very enthusiastic over the
bravery Of Madame Lucca, and de-
clares that Moltke never conceived
ss brilliant a strategic movement
as this of Madame Lucca in catch
ing the thief.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-09

COMFORT FOR WIDowERs.--A
negro minister who married rather
soon after the death ofhis wife than
some of the sisters thought proper
and becoming, excused himself as
fellows: "My dear brethren and
sisters, my grief was greater than ]
cold beav. ] turned every way for
peace and comfort but none came.
| searched the Scriptures from Gin
isee to Riverlations, and found
plenty ofpromises to the widder,
but nary one to the widderer.
And SO | took it that the good Lord
did't waste sympathy on a man
Wien it was III his own power to
comfort himself; and having a first
rate chance to marry in the Lord /
did SO, and would do soagain. BE.
sides, brethren, | considered that
poor Patsey was just as dead as she
would ever be-"