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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-10-28
ga dollar weekq' asked Wheaton.

GA dollar weekP" asked Wheaton.
eyes"
"Say dollar and a half"
"Well, say as much"
"Do you know what that amounts to in
year?"
"Never counted it up"
"Seventy-eight dollars.
"Nor'
"Yes, to dollar. So, in five years, at
this rate you have contributed nearly four
hundred dollars toward McBrides hand
some house, without getting anything but
harm in return, and haven't shingle over
your head that you can call your own.
Now, it's my advice, in friendly way,
that you stop helping Mcbride, and begin
to help yourself He's comfortable enough
and can do without your dollar and half
week. Take baby, if you will, for
good luck. You'll find one over at the
poor-house it won't cost you half as much
as helping Mcbride and don't think he
needs your aid any longer. But here we
are at home, and 1 see wife and children
waiting for me. Come in, won't you p"
"No, thank you. Illg go home and talk
to Ellen about taking a baby for good
luck" And he tried to smile, but it was
in anything but a cheerful way. He pass
ed onward, but called back after going
few steps, "If you see anything of my
Jack about your place, just send him home,
will you?"
Jack was there, meanly dressed and
dirty, and in striking contrast with Wheat
on's three adopted children, who, with the
only mother they knew, gave the happy
man a joyful welcome home.
I've turned over new leaf" said the
journeyman, when he came to work on the
next morning.
"lndeed I'm glad to hear it, returned
Wheaton.
"Ellen and talked it over last night
I'm done helping saloon keepers build fine
houses. Glad you put it to me just in that
way. Never looked at it so before. But
it's just the hard truth What fools we
are ~
"Going to take baby?" said Wheaton,
smiling.
"Well, we haven't just settled that.
But Ellen heard, yesterday, of poor lit
tie thing that'll have to go on the county
if some one don't take it and shouldn't
wonder, now, if she opened her heart for
she's motherly body"
"Where is it?" asked Mr.. Wheaton.
"Down at Woodbury. Mills?
Wheaton reflected a few moments, and
then said: "Look here, Frank take my
advice, and put this baby between you and
Observation-Disclosures you and lost days
between you and idle thriftlessness, and
my word for it, in less than two years
you'll have your own roof over your head" "
Only for a little while did the man hesi-
tate, then, with an emphatic manner, he
exclaimed-"I'l do it,"
"Do it at once, then," said Wheaton.
"Put on your coat, and go over to the
Mills and get the baby. 1t will be an
angel in your house, that will help and
bless you in every hour of temptation.
Go at once. God has opened for you this
way of safety, and if you walk therein all
will be WELL"
He did walk therein, and all was well,
Wheaton's prophecy was fulfilled In less
than two years the journeyman had his
own roof over his head, and it covered a
happy home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

shine as the stars forever and ever May the hIas
God still for many year grant his blessing 70 nus
full servant and may himself who has spoken you
through my mouth experience the truth OF the -
che Psamist The righteous shall flourish ike tne pa'
tree; he shall grow like the cedar In Lebanon
that be planted in the house OF the Loro sa s,,,
,ho cours Of our God They shall still bring forth fEuit
in old age 10 show that he Lord IL upright nc Is my
rock. and there is no unrghteousness in him. Amen
The Rev. Motteo Prochet, the eloquent Waiuens,an
preacher was then introduced, and spoke as ioi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

PROCEEDINGS AT ASSOCIATION HALL.
READING OF PAPERS on RELIGION IN GERMANY AND
HoLLASD-TELEGRAPHu DISPATCHES PROM OLD
WORLD PRIENDs-A MESSAGE FROM THE EMPEROR
OF GERMANY.
The afternoon session of the Evangelical Alliance.
which proved long one was pleasantly prepared
for by the serving of an excellent lunch at the rooms
of the Young Mems Christian Association, whittier
the delegates repaired Immediately after the adj
journment Of the morning session at Steinway Hall
About O'clock the hour announced for the opening
of the afternoon session. the parors of the Assocla
ton were deserted and the auditorium and galleries
of the main hall soon became densely packed. The
stage itself was handsomely and profuscy dccorated
with flowers and festOOns Of vines and eyergreens
while from the galleries depended the flags OF the
various nations represented in the Conference Oh
the walls in the room were hung numerous mottoes
and names of noted divines of past days. detailed
in Yesterdays TRIBUNE. The assembly upon the
stage was composed of very prominent men, who
were many of them, called upon later in the day for
addresses.
The afternoon session opened with the reading OF
a paper by the Rev. VI. Cohen of Rotterdam. Hol-
land of which the following is a complete copy:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

regard these questions different aspects according TO
the pecuarites of their several countries
That God may hasten the time when the dinerences
present tend too much TO keep Christians asu
der may DO removed, and when all VINO love the Lord
Jesus Christ sincerely may be able without COMPROMISE
o, nrincinle to mite both outwardy and in spirit
hoart's prayer Believe me to be, my dear Dean.
yonrs vary si,cerely A. g. CASTUAR.
The Very Rev. the Dean OF Canterbury.
The following report of Prof. A. Tholuck, d. d.
Halle. Germany on Evangelical Theology in Ger
MANY" was read, in the absence of the author by
the Rev. Leopold Witte of Coethen, Prussia as iol-
lows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

besides the afternoon meeting others would
be held in the evening at Association Han
and at st. Paul's Church, on the corner Oh
Fourth-ave. and Twenty -second-st.
Reports of all four of the meetings OF yes
terday will be found in detail in the columns
of THE TRIBUNE this morning. All the
papers on the state of religion in va
rious countries of Europe, probably the most
important documents to be presented to the
Alliance. will be found in full in this number
of THE TRIBUNE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
EFFECTS OF THE PANIC ON THE Go

EFFECTS OF THE PANIC ON THE Gov
ERNMENT-A Washington correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Commercial has
this view of the forthcoming financial
report of the Secretary of the Treasury:
s'fhe most important admission of Dir.
Richardson is that he will probably be
borrower of gold and greenbacks within
three months to pay the current expen-
ses of the Government, and the interest
on the pablo debt. Interrogated on
this head, he said that there was no way
for the Government but to go into the
open market and buy like any other yur-
chaser. The reasons for this policy are
the falling off of custom duties and inter
nal revenue receipts. BY this policy the
bonded warehouses are filled with goods
which importers cannot pay duties mp
on, and the stopping Of factories has les
sened the quantity of materials OIL which
internal revenue can be collected. An
other suggestion of the Secretary will at
tract great attention. He expects it
recommend to Congress the restoratic'
of the duty on tea and coffee. He show
that placing these articles on the frc
list has not reduced the price to consu
mers, and that the Congressional cry o
cheapening the poor mans beverages
and making free breakfast table ha
not proved success; whereas, these al
tieles formerly brought $40, ,oO0, 900 rey'
l nue. every year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

AN EXCITING RACE took place at San Fran
cisco on Saturday the 10Th. The character
of the horses, the heavy stake, and the spien-
dor of the weather brought out an Immense
concourse Of people-15 or 20 thousands--and
tho enthusiasm was intense. Ths horses
were Thad Stevens, True Blue, Daniels and
Mamie Hall. The race was four miies-
and four heats. Thsd Stevens was The win
nsr of the purse--e20,o0O. The hrst heat was
run In 7:4S-Daniels taking the heat by two
Lengths. True Blue won the second heat In
se. Thsd Stevens took the third heal
time 7:57-True Blue distanced and broken
down. The last heat was between stevens
and Daniels. and steyens was the winning
nag by so ysrds, the time being s:s0t The
distance run--i6 miles-is little more than
hum ansly could be required Of any animals, Is
nothing less than over-taxing their endurance
and partskes Of cruelty. II 10 this undue tax
.ue OF an anin,sls powers that furnishes
leading objection TO trot,ing and racing
oours,s. II the course could he separated
from this feature, and that ei betting, we se'
no objection 10 contests OF speed A'm"s
suv moderately trained horse eau trot or ruI
his mile heat, and bs put to the top OF hi
speed, not only without injury, but generali!
with No much pleasure 10 the animal ~ TO Ill
driver. We are disposed to take ground IL
favor { this kind of sporting, bu, this Call
fornia race 10 clearly obnoxious to the impu
,a,ion Of cruelty, and therefore indeiensible.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

The elections In the West, and the appear
ance of the new anti-monopoly element In
politics, will. of course, be carefully studied
by politicians, and, we presume, from the ba-
sis of action by Congress this winter to meet
If possible, the grievances of the agricultural
lists 1t is true only local issues were involv-
ed but the farmers, with the acuteness of old
politicians, argued that If they could carry
the county elections This fall, and thus Dust
the courthouse politicians of the old parties
their work next year, in the more important
elections of the congressman and Legislature
would be so much the lighter. This Is good
logic aud seems TO have been acted on with
remark able success.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

The New England railroads termina-
ting in Boston report that they have
not vet experienced any measurable i'll
results of the panic. They do not ex-
pect to escape their share of the stagna-
ton of trade. Much of their business
comes from the manufacturing compa.
nies along their lines, and they mus,
eventually feel whatever effects them
unfavorably. Consequently, dull win
ter is anticipated, which their employees
will feel in reduction of wages by II
or 20 per cent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

List OF Paseats issued from the United States
Patent Office to Ohio Inventors, for the week enc
Ing Oct 2sth 1878, and each bearing that date iur-
nshed this paper by Coz Cox Solicitors oi Patents
Washington, ID. @.
Pruning Hook. Chris,y, Clyde.
Chain Machine--J. Daykin and W. b. Case,
Cleveland.
Fire Engine--J. A Sinclair, Bridgeport.
Spark Arrester-.J. d. Bardsley, Akron.
Starching Machine-A NJ. Dolph, Cincin-
natl.
Chair--G. Feldknap, Cincinnati.
Whip Socket-H. B. Heberling, Mount
Pleasant
Saw Joiner-S. d. Knight, Bryan.
Combination Padleck-W. G. Langerran.
wrecking Appara,us-M, Orsborn. Cleve-
land.
| Machine for dressing Staves-J. ]. Ralay,
Cleveland.
| Hydraulic Cushion for Water Pipes-W
Rickets, Cincinnati.
| Saddle Tree-A. Teas Cincinnati.
Paper Machipe--C. Whelan. Dayton.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
Proclamation.
w HEREAS, it is enacted by the

w HEREAS, it is enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State Of 0he;
THAT shall be unlawful for any person within this
State to sell barter or give away any sprituous vnoua
matt Liquors the day Of any election held within
this state under the Constitution or Laws thereof and
s hereby the dnty Of eh and Ab persens who
authorised ander or BY the hws OF thk STATE or
the municipal reaplatjecs of any city, IOWA or village
malt iqnors 70 tlose their respective esnbnenments
those days. Any person offending sgnnst the pro-
visions Of thse act shall be hned In spy sum not eee
than Eve more tbsa one bnndred autsaTs, and be
Imprisoned in the county jail for period not exceeding
ten days"
l. E. L. King, Mayor Of Ashinbula, do hereby warn
the inhabitants of said village Of the provisions Of said
Act and that all violations OF the came will subject
the offender to prompt and speedy puniehment. And
ali Marsbals ana police ofcers m sid village here
by required to close all bouees found violating eait
Act, and report forthwith all violations thereof
me. -. .
lI'sJ of November. 1873.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

SENATOR scorT, according to the Phiiadei'
phia Ledger OF the 10Th, Is reported to have
stated lew days sgo, that no did not expect
Congress will be able to do anything TO re-
lieye the depressed condition Of business, and
that views are 80 diverse on tho financial
question that Ii will be impossiOle for Con-
ryess to agree on anything. He thinks
,ha, there will be an avalanche ofsehemes for
relieving the s,nngeucy In the money market,
aud ,ha, these will be discussed without limit
and without result He does not believe that
sny measures Of financial character VIII be
passed M all. The Ledger adds ; "senato'
Scott is member Of the Senate Finance Com
wi,,ss. and prudsn, and most intelligent Icy
lslstor. II he said what 10 reported ofhim. ~
prob.bly spake his own feelings and judg
mept. ana one more closely he adhsres q
them In Congress, especially ~ to leaving .h'
whole aues,ioa Of relief 70 business through
,hs medium of elastic currency severel
alone, the better TO all"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

The Republic of Guatemala continues
In a progressive and orderly condition.
The rebei factions of the state have been
put down, and the Republic OF Salvador
has united with Guatemala TO enable
Honduras 20 put down her rebellious fac-
tions. The principle subject occnpying
the press and Governments Oh oSa'sma- una
| Ia. Salvador, and Nicaragua 10 the con q,
cIusion of defensive and offensive ALI.
ance between them. This alliance, said
: Deputy in the Assembly Of Salvador,
doss not In any way mean war IN Costa
Risa. hut merely 70 give moral teree to
the sitaasion-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
Respectfully yours,

BIsBof CUMMINs.-In his letter to the Bishop
of Kentucky, DIR. Cummius announces that he
has severed the relahonsr which he has sus-
tanned with the Bisbop and diocese Of the
Church In Kentucky, and that, therefore, y
leave the commuuion in which have lnbor-
ed IN the sacred ministry for over twenty eish,
years, and transfer my work and office to an
other sphere Of labor" From this It appesrs
tina, DR.. Cumnins proposes TO continue the
office and exercise she functions of the Bisbop
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, but he IN
tends to do so outside ogthst Churcs-
The Bishop gives as one reason for his pro-
ceedng that he seeks larger and more toler-
ant situation where he can exercise the right
and privilege to meet his flkpw Christians Of
other Churches around the comuyunion table
and, as another reason, his ability to partic
ipate in the services of his own Church will
those who incline to RitualIsm. Thus, wbsl'
leaving the Church he may extend unlimited
federation towards all other Christians, he de
clares that he Is aaso driven to this course by
his inability to tolerate the proceedings Of Q
portion of the mtmbcry OF the Church b,
/ laavpa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

few warm showers, the frsss Il bsginnins 10
look little green, and roses and otheF flowers
are In blooms farmers are preparing their
ground for seed, ard many have sown their
oats, and from now till next June is the, time
10 see California in ell iis natural beauty. 70,
Il 10 said that to have "contented mind is a
continual feast" Iwould advise any person
who is cun,cnted there, never to come to CALI
fornia, II they do, they will never he satisfied
to live In that cold country again.
Respectfully YOURS, Ed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
NEW Apvn.rrsmmnrxs.

Id OCT, Double Reed, 8 Stop Organ,
nearlv ass and In hne order. Cost ea2S wis be sold
fcr tit0 tsb In cash and balance u smen mSpshv
second.hand psaos for rent, inquire q ,,-.O
l9tBtf ". q. FAsSkET'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

rN-The announcement that the ~Old Cath
Ollie" Bishop, Reikins, who has been recoGniz-
ed by the Emperor, will take she oath of ale
glance to the Empire, foreshadows a step in
the disestabIisbment Of the Pope's spiritual
rulc over the Catholics Of Germany.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
Sa,C Cumming.

l. HE subscriber is provided With the
proper machinery for Cumming saws, and win sttsnd
10 sny orders IN tbat lne handed to him a6vut town,
or left at his residence, Park streetOpposte cor-
ner 70 that Of the residence OF H. q. Tombes. ~
Ashtabulh, Eov. 10th, 1879. INV. HILLIAHD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
Proclamation.

L HE qualified electors of the IDcoFpor-
sted Viage OF Ashtabula hereby notified 70 appesr
Al the usual place hcding elections In said village
y" MONDAY. DECEMBER ist, 1873,
Between the usual hours, there TO elect two rembeEs
cfthe Copnefl 10 I'LL the vacancies OeeaeioDed BY the
Resignation Of e. A. Hitchcock and Gottnsib eeopPiS-
ger. .N, ,5,A A. =.
No'e"V'' r. i. KING, Msyor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
Closing Mp for ReasovaI.

OtO0tVy UP IV7 AtO"sVV
| HE subscriber being about to close
up his business in Ashtabuans With view Of removal
to New York would notify ALI those yfsh whom he has
accounts That the time has come ess y setsfement
Those to him. therefore, win please give their
Immediate atteni ion to settlement, and with those
having claims against him, he is ready 70 meet and
suuaIe accounts All accounts uneetnsd with him,
may be arranged with aI.dord Warrington.
Ashtabula, Nov. II, 1871. iS's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
rrw ApvHnrrsrmnNra
Teachers Examination.

IHERE will be an Examinstion Of
KInTsvriIe, Saturday, November ,......"..... aand
All persons engaged ~ teachers OF gvaded schools.
and tOse wlshinx eNamnaton In the higher brsncnch
WIN please sitcnd At Ashtahula, :. :, ,,uva,,u
Orwen, sept,ieTs. fyT Clerk RI. Bcard'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
House to Rent, and Horse
for Safe.

HOUSE next east of my dwelling.
-Four roous finished; pump sHd sink conv enient.
y.ondhouse and spring house; good cellar. 70 per
month mill spring and longer II desired, an ti terms
so be s,,reed upon. r,.u
$3.50, Oh credit IL desired and aRTeed %. ,s,roxn
Ashtsbuls, Nov tith. 1878. f@sNf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22
STRA YED,

L ROM the premises of the sabscribery
about three weeks since, heifer calf. about eight
months old OF light red coor AZ the time %
ing It had piece Of rope sttasheAte ". ne:M' Ine
finder will be sutsaly srded for returning H. OF CIV
ing any Information 81 is whSTesSgnts 10 the owner
Ashtabua, Nov. 1eth, 'T5. MICHAEL klbEt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-22

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-13
PROPOSALS.
pRorosAIsFoRARMY rRANsroRTATIoN


OTTfcE CHTEF QUARTERMAsrEn,l
BAN ANrosIo, Texas, January is, isSs
Sealed proposals, in trplicate Will be received at
day Of March s1 for he Of Nil,s ~,
Indian, and uGyernment suPples during the year
on the following routes, yiEi
Route No l-wsson Transportation from caddo,
sill, ]; A., distance ABOUT is miles,
lsOnte No T. wagon inauguration from DCnison
yay; tp Te19s TO Fort Richardson, Texas, distance
Iort Iriihn, Texas, distance about ia miles.
boIt Ogncho, letas, distance about ~ miles.
Route N9i s1Ma5cn Transportation from DAllas,
ardson, Texas distance about " milesj
hhoorto Sihin, isSas, distance about ~ miles,
aeaAs on ne Texas Central railway, to San AntI
kor. Meksyetg TeIas, distance about i7S miles:
tort y T Iehas distance about go miles;
bort Duncan, TeIas, distance about 10 miles;
lori MolntOsh, Texas, distance about 2l5 miles;
iOI! StOckton, Texas, distance about az miles;
Lori DAVIS, Texas, distance about bis miles;
I ~, Hnltman, Texas, distance about SO miles;
Route No. b-Wagun tranpportation from Victoria
Le1a. TO san Antonio TeIas dislancg 10 miles, (of
Pacific railway, or from such other point on md
railway as the quartcrmaster's department shat
From San Antonio, Texas, to
FST nsneS9sn Ls,as distance about c pes
E ot. SIath, Texas distance about l26 miles.
F0r SSneh" IeIss ds1SsSe aS9g ~ S miles
for. stockton, Texas, distance about 81 miles.
rrsIt DDahl i, leAas, ustance about tdS miles,
tnr 2nitnan, Texas, distance about 81 milca
bon b,lss, IexAa, distance about 6pl miles,
nouts ~ b-Nagpn transportation from RinRIrold
% ~ leSas TO Fort Melntonh, Texas, distance
Inst water transportion route for military stores
Prom New orleans. Louisiana, to Galveston, Texas,
frgm New Orleans, Louisiana. to Indinnola, Texas,
" ietutn, ,-,
ifth l,,, " i return; Am
vm ihhAhoh' IeNhs't TO braIna Santiago, or re-
rn,,, ,a.,...-. a.
r.ta.m n 'aNeslnn' IcNaa, To lndIannla, Texas, or
re urn, a.,...... ~, a, -.
,, rm saNest"h' Iehas, TO BraEns santtngo, or re.
"..nS -, -, -
anu Iur yhnh passage Tor olhcerH aud deck pas.
ra5n iut enlstei men, from and to the aboVenamed
PIu,,,, , "t ~, is'u i 4, ,, 49,. -,
ii ~ hotes anu sulnlea per loQ pounds Tor
Nusle us,ance pstNten lDints NAMED, TO be given
a. sscoha WAFER INTERPRETATION route Tor Military
SP ps., AMI ~ ~ ppllesi 49, -, g., ,-,,-
Tea ,;, e r9rs Brown, Texas. -,
~ frum f9rt Brown, Iehat, to RinHFold Barracks,
Texas, and for cabin passage for Urcers and deck
passssssc LOT ensted men irOm and to above named
Pp3i,nit or return -, al, - 80,
Nn u ulsta,hce DetNeen poinn named 70 be nNen.
rifst route Tor Military htores and supplies, by
IhnWhy Iansportauon irum thlIs tackle nj calves.
tuin, neNh, 10 Ausun, Texas, or return;
pallhs, Ie1as, or relutni
from Denison, Texas by railway to Galveston,
Austin, Texas "a Or return; a.. ,.,,. ,,.,.,, :.
tween The point named q be giy, n, .-,.,,-. -
.hecond Route Tor hallway Transportation for