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MONEY And MUscLE FROM RUSSIA.
The Rich Russians who will Add strength
10 the Great WeI-Mhere the Meunon-
ties will Probably settle.

from me fAtt JTtbHue.
In the year lsU9 "a number Of Germans
settled near odessa, Russia, and at that time
were granted many privileges bY the Russian
Government. such as exemption from military
service and the free use Of the German lam
guage. since that time these rights have been
taken from them and they were compelled to
vice the same as any other subjects - the Rus
sian Empire. They therefore decided to emf
Crate 10 this country, where they could enjoy
liberties denied them in Russia
party of about one hundred left tho old
country and settled near Iankton Dakota Ter
ritory and they we're all so well satisfied with
our laws and the productiyeuess Of the soil that
they were soon followed by siX hundred more.
Another lnstallment Of about nye hundred ar
rived In this city by the Michigan Central Ral-
road on sunday These parties are very wealthy,
and are said 20 be worth over two millions II
dollars III the aggregate. The richest, a. well as
the most lntelHScn- in the party, is Mr.. Phillip
J"s-mau, who las with him about $4,000 Ia
cash but others are also very wealthy, as, for
example, Mr.. Cries, who Is worth about StlHO;
nfgshNus, tF.U1; sons of Gro-haus, SguU;
Holman, SgUr; Soerr Brothers, ti.O.O: Joss
mau Eip,Aers, $1,000; Bender, 5000; Gemar,
s-A'f1 aud hthy Others urs worth from 500 to
slr." A. they are eli experienced Farmers,
tins acquisition t. thc p.pulati, nuf Dakota Will
bc Of Immense uenelt 10 thal Territory.
f7., %, 80. iud tHlrnl i-tu.
Iaert are rrat.i- for surn.is sing that the I'm
arriving iu this country. II b. probable tlal tue
poorer 'a--tt viii aCO ept thc very liberal ourrs
al s"a., r"iut IN Manitoba. The miidlc clH.sr.,
Dr ihn-" C moderate means, Nlll settle ia Min
ue~nlH, Nilir tN' more extensive sheep growers
VIII 'ell select th" NOR" southern latitude, and
tho extensive and cheaper pasture m tho
Ierrit ry u nebraska. A number II Lu-
tuefans noiu X ssid have settled in Ne
brisAa, through the influence ui the Cuipn
Pacific Company, aud undoubtedly a strong
EFFORT will be made t. attract to that
territory rs many ~ possible of those who ere
concerned III the future and grand movement
toward the Western Continent. During their
recent trips the delegates gave southwestern
Minnesota and the Platte river country IN Ne
brh-ki critical examination, and appeared
well pleased with their observations They
seemed extremely gratihed with the reception
given them in tho Northwest, and especially
with that Of the National CulOnists AT Worthng-
ton. These representatives have commenced
the study of the English language, ana are max
iug rt. ld progress. They have purchased books
ana each day master the pronunciation and cor
reCt MeAMLmE Of deslgnatnl Mumher OF MnrLa.
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STUDENI'S JOKE.
How he made his Father Buy n New suit Of
Clothes for his ChuIn.

one morning NJ d'Avyl, Sr., presiding
Judge u one Of the courts in Paris, went TO
visit h.s SON in TIE Latin quarter of that city.
The old gentleman was at heart "A strong royal
ist and lover oi the ar.storracy. lie arrived in
his sons apartment at a very awkward time
Immediately after one Of the young mans rous-
NJ spree-- and empty bottles lay around Ia all
directions. 10 king around he exclaimed:
"0h, my what's all thisT
$50 see. Bot what fearful diso-der,'
Well father, ] study 80 hard that | don't
want 10 lose my tine In arranging all those
thngs which have been accumulatius Tor long
80, My r4l, It ls very good to stgay, but It'll
1ot lghl 10 XII ones self" While 50 saving
the feet Of the magistrate encountered pair Of
terribly dilip'dalcd boots that prutuilod fium
under the table. The magistrate attempted To-
KICK the dirty old things out of his sight Int
met with some solid resistance. They wouldn't
:, What IS this" said he,
$50 see. but there is something In them"
YES, father, feet
o,"silence, father Don't wake up the Duke Of
THAT a duke! said the magistrate, gazing on
The ragged and hard-luOling case under the
Table who remained fast Hlecp.
a., ts Slr, tlsi dukei So much Of a duke
that mo- later than yesterday his cousins, the
MN 70 arrange hla litlo affairs; but, unfor-
unt IuheIely inf himself he has refused the offer,
HH ny ma9uihS !" accept 81 anything from riN al
FANNY VINO have abandoned the cause Of the
Noble fellow =" said the old magistrate. "a
duke and no mistake"
.ns5 The G"n fearing that the Duke might wake up,
n lass IN court leaving his father alone with the
What passed between the "Duke" .rd ,,,,
magistrate nobody knows but at all events IL Ia
aiact mat Tue Duke" a few hours afterward
out Of the Belle Jsrdnlers and went 10 htlatst
,sst ,s WIN the magistrate, his host In a res
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Tho Result of Beuiug ON the Queen.

F-FVTTF I7t7FFFT 4FcTVF'
The three-card monte swindlers are
swarmlng along the Union Pacific They have
infested the trains between Omaha and Chey,
ennS. The other day party OF English tourists,
hgh-tohed, high-prlced fellows. passed over the
road from Cheyenne eastward. Shortly after
leaving the latter place IA fellow unfOlded his
coat across his knees and opened out a bloom-
ing monte game on his impromptu table. At
nfst, as Is usual In such occurrences, nobody
put ihe owner OF the game took mucn interest
put ~ nttle while one Of the Englshmen, and
theh another, and still another, stepped up to
dns stranger. "Only to look on, you know"
me trlck was, OF course, to guess which one Of
me cards was queen, and the dealer" on me
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JERSEY BLUE'S BACk UP.
He Objects 90 Remarks that wrre Made /
the Fulton street Prayer Meeting.

the Fulton street Prayer Meeling.
10 ne kdfor n NE sun.
SIR. In your bright Sun OF the ith INST.
! read all account Of the proceedings Of the
Fulton street prayer meeting, In which request
was made by some pastor in New Jersey that
the prayers II the meeting he offered for the
revival of religion In that state, when yencr-
turned from n visit 10 New Jersey, and GER
taiuly never saw people so sunken IN Ignorance
ana SIN They listened u religious instru ction
with hrWillrrCd wonder, and many Of them
rad never heard OF ANYTHING Of the kind be-
Tore, lhey sadly need a work ~ grace"
Goodness g-r-a-c. .l-o-u-s Where could that
antique fraud have heenf In what part ~ the
state of New Jersey In what cornerf Well sir
! can llihh ul olly one place, and that must nave
been al liarne-at where the lung-lcgced girls 1.-Two
by picking blnckhcrries and whOrteberries
SUNDAY ana week day, TO send to the New York
market. lie must have been among those In
dlHGuals IN the brush, and no doubt was
roughly handled. lie certainly was riled about
d ihlng or he never would have slanleIed the
people of New Jersey In the manner he did.
II that venerable humbug will 20 but a few
blocks from The Fulton strSet church, in which
10 was Speaking, he VIII find more squalid
misery, Ignorance, and sin In one block, than ha
can ma IN any one city in the state Of New
Jersey; Now, sir, II this individual is a speci-
men ol those who make up the takers at those
meetings, l cannot think otherwise than that
the fplton street prayer meeting is fraud. and
PITY IL i that some good man would not go
among them and teach them the real spirlt of
that meek and humble Being who came to teach
mahklhd that Pure religion and unde1led be-
tdthcrless and widows in their ahlictiun and To
keep ones self unspotted from the world. .
II those individuals who 10 there daily to
make statements and long prayers will devote
only half the time they spend AZ that place they
VIII ma within the sound OF their voices nhuu-
dant work more behtting the labor of true Chris
tlans IN relieving the poor suffering and dying
children In the slums OF that neighburhood
MLIuCHHN, n j., Aug 3, 1873. JERSEY BLUE.
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hatched-up excuse, turning hi. back for mo-
ment, the sver-present capper "bowed" ON his
partner as 1t were, and told the Englishman that
the girl-card was marked. The Engshman,
drawing wallet out of his capaciOus pocket,
panked down a round thousand and said {;
"Therci I'll bet you that ] can guess the
queen" At last accounts the Englishman was
bcwailing the - OF his thousand and roundly
pastebOard one.
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DAINTFR'S MANUAL. complete prictcA
i guide to house and sign painting graining yaruish
ing, polishing kalsOm ming, papcring, lettering stain
Ing. gliding, glazing. glass staining sllyrrng snaly'I
OF cIlurs, harmony, contrast sc, soc Book Of Aphs
bets for Painters. Drau ushtsnrn, Sc. sc BOOK Of
scrolls and ornaments new designs for painters &c
81. OF booksellers or by mai.
JESSE HANEi CO., ii9 Nassau st., Y
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I'RANkLIS SAVINGS BN\k,c r. t!i Il stt
sth ay-Assets Aug l. st. $50. lurrUtsr fYI. ltn
To date, tS2l ~ Bans open daily. a. ~, Is, see.
MUTUAL BENEFIr SAVINGS BANk,
vi l6e NASSAU ST, SuN ButLpINu, NEW ipnS.
Interest commences the urst Of crtry month
the rate Of six per cent
BANK HOURS from % To daily. also, Monday AL sat-
uruAy cNenlrs -, - 90 tI. u'H'Htk.
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Sinantial.

DRAFT.oN EUROPE, from 81 upward D'ia
on England, Ireland, Denmark, Norway and sweden,
all parts Of Europe and the United states a. the
lowest rates, from Gl upward This the only reliable
and secure way to remit moneys and Insure perfect
safety against loss. East Side Savings Bank for =, oI
scamen's Exchange Building, Isl an1 l,9 cherry st,
New York.
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THE BEST POLITICAL PAPER.-rhe New Tori
wccklv sun. lndependent ana Faithful Against rub
lie Plunder. SPACES. 81 avear Send your Dollar
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.for Sat ano 10 S,t.

RNER store and dwelling on Broone ~ 10 rent
y cheap grocery aud matSet for many years; also
store ana basement ~ Huisnn St moderate rent.
JAMES PRICE, SJ Hudson St.
(IIEAP houses and apartments IN 5th and stA Wards
- 10 rent freshly clcausci paperri, and painted.
JAMES PRICE, 20 Hudson st.
L ARGE workroom, slI windows. top noor, suitable
for tngravets Also small front oince, one wind W.
at PERkGO's, IS Nassaust,
fINo LET a cottage, rooms; rent s25 per month;
! and basement and parlor huors, all improvements
~ per month, Inquire OF WM, L. CHAPMAN, fOOI OF
Rodney ST., WIlliamsbursh.
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THE BEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER. The wess,
New York sun. SPACES. STA year. Send yOlr Djial
The sun., 1873-08-13

THE BEST NEwsPAPfR-rhe Weekly New Yort
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HAS ALL THE SEws.-The Weekly New YORK SUI
SPACES tlayeAr. Send your Dollar.
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u,HE WEEKLY sun.

V,HE WEEKLY sun.
oNLY 81 A YEAR SPACE,
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Address, IHk sun. New York el,I
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y'ttturts.

rU,HO-. VI. BICkII> will give = free lecture on
j the subject Of f" Labor aud Currency AZ NuiAWk
Hal corner q 18TH ST. and sth ay., "Wednesday even
ing, Aug. l3. 1873.
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1lusltal snstrum,nIs.

-Sls5 beautiful iron frame piano, st1o'. &c.
IA. GOLDsMlIu'S, "a BlcrCkcr st., nrNr b. very
DEAITIEl I. rosewood piano 81, Tor. every I'D
ID prONenunt; sacriuCc installmrnts tax DO.
CABLE, 90, NUsi 30 ~
EHIRST-CL ,.octaye pauosrrtl.l q .' N. 10
i sale prices. Direct from factory, Send f.g .r 'H
Pianos sold on mont ly pa'Weuis
CHRIS TIE IS BARROW, near lt.,'1 a.
IADY wi.lscll for tl25 brluItgi ru-.aH. .-.-b
i piauOturie, stool, aud cover, mt.art ''T
mcnis. 2s THIRD st.
Sln PIANOS AND ORGANS, u.'.t. t-. ~,
nrirps f,r ,,e. Hr trata Il,I...,. - g. r.ft ~
country. hy nuisNGEN,AIFI~ S son D.. I... ..RlI,
taau ever offered before Boa \. \ Age. -NN..
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Anttlon Nntlt,s.
MatDlptru.

IHNGINE and boiler wanted; boiler % To 20. ami
~ engine 20 to 80 horse power, also wood pancr 10
tongue and groove all pa good running order. CAL or
addressJollN bALMpkE, Harlem gas WorAs, corner 4
lst ay. and lIlth st. New IUtk.
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THE BEST STORY PAPER.-Ihe weeEy New Yor
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oNLY 81 A YEAR SPACE,
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER.-rhe Wecsly Nei
YORK sun. SPACES. siaYear send your Dollar
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II REDDING,
AT OFARRrlL's a flGHrH A'-
. Between SUN a4J H.-i .'- ....,v
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY N. NDN 't'"'.-
EIRNITi n y, carpets, and hrd" H' l.' "a
Il assortment and the lowest price, g.. cash. ' ~
weekly Or monthly Iaymrufs AZ q,
b. NJ CONPtkIHN lI,, l3 'l'. '' s.
coon secondhand and u.sNi .n-r of. f.'. ' Fl"
VI IL Fulton st. between MIl.tu ttI NI-'''
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IH a A.
\ nv hA ii 81 uo Ara - NTitu Ann IND ia N f.
hnuw eavn Vss,rv ~ Dior AZ "a A n AMI Al A.
in,,b ~ - o ,c,ry aysii Ianing n, YonLers Tarry
en ani ~ 'ct by fsrryboati Milton Ponghkeepsla
Ehinl6eck TiyoL Catskiii, and Hudson. Connecting
~ iii noits NJ sr All SonTji Irn iickets 10 Wr.i
po,nt EornW all and Neybnrgh returning same day
a. itrkrts bv ,n"claI cars and b1ysage ,hecked tn
s.raioya and Sharon ~ W 'es'SN
'''''''" ""' '"'N"'
i
On and after Saturday July g. trains will leave James
sn as fnloVs, Leave 3itb st E,st river IL nlnutes
tP w i''V"s' hV''V '''" ''' H''' '''''' 10 '"u'o'
later
40 A. NJ New London express train, connecting
Spp"I'e s'e'"er 'unsn'''' arriving d" W" L'nuoh at
se1'i AZ r,,,,,cr, and s,,, u,,h,. us,t and u,,t.
avn, ,rr.'' m 'rliVs '"u ''S WIN '"' ''''N
aWN ~ W H. of, .....u t,., t...t.. .rt t,.,i.
"N ~ = iiit,I 'iuI ~, ',', ~ v,r,.s ,r,,,
a. A." ,',N NaH -, 80 ,,,iI'- - : 10Th .tr,.r
W" hI.' .,,'i, ~. H. H. ~ - N'.i ii ~. ~"
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e rtutst/s.

Grtuts/s
4 GRAND ocean ENcurrion to the Fishing Ranks,
~ giving nne view OF the harbnr and turinc tipus.
The new, fast, and elegant saloon steamer TWILIGHT
viii make daily excursions raturdavs excepted. l. ave
Eighth It., r. r., at ocOcA PEGS slip, iDi 81 t., y.
r., s. Christopher st.. SD and Pier g. g Dinner,
ftcshmcnte bait and line On board. Tickets o. ladies,
0ccnts. Good music.
ere Leave diilY fr IN spring It. at 40 \. NJ, DO and
2. NJ landing at 2ti II 10 minutes later. sunday tine
from spring ~. $50 10 II A. NJ /, ,, and 2.Jj T.. NJ,
landing at sd n. fare. IS cents.
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gors,s mO Gmuaors.
ARNE~s,

| ARNEss' sApnrrs
Norte Clothing, CarragH iuNrs Zap D1.''f' Ny
AID a large variety Of Saldl"ry nH...sH.'H NJ"
&, Is. SMITH a CO.. ~ NHr'N ...N -
J'OIt SALE ll1rsc,6 ycirs .. o. 4
4 with truck harness. B.. NJ 'pNh|I-..
WAGONS chcau-3 rApr.-,, lI'.. }. ,os
w sprug, ! business, 1 delivery "A- ".. "''
buggy, at ~ sprns II,
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DFGULtR MORNISG LINE to camp meet
II ing st Sing sing ana Tons Island ianding At Yon-
hers, Hastings DOhbs Ferry lryngtou Sing Sing, Hay
erstraw, Grassy Point, and Nerplanckr. ENgursion
ticket 10 sing sing Sl cents The new steamer HOMAS
COLLNER wl leave Nes YORK from pier foot Harr.
sn At every morning az uclJCk touching AT West 3i
st sis Returning Will leave Iona l. and at o'clock
anu sng sing at $40. arriving Ia New York ~ 5.t5.
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fust anO founo.

~ d kEWARD.-strayed ed from SSs East jsth st.
fset. aud stsr on forehead. 's'' WV '
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CARPETS ami furniture Al the I1N ..t ct-. '''e''
" weekly VI monthly paymguts Q. krn. -
DEAlN " iNN'\H' 'N.
5sl lui S-t iu a'.t. 81
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THE BEST FASHION REPORTS IN the Weekly New
FORK sun. pages. t wear. Send YOUR Dollar.
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Qtntlstrn.

A BEAUTIFUL set Of teeth, o TO - single, o. 4;
"a warranted extracting win gas, SIC; silver nugs
oOc' optn sundays TIL Y, 20 9th Ry. Eemcmher 26!
IyUII. set OF teeth. f5i nling. 80 cents; all WORK
L warranted - East ith st. near "a ay.
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grp 6ooos.
Sit1mhn1ts nnl A1llrnIls.

ALBANY AND,TnOy, SARATOGA; t}l$53}
DREW. Leave Nestry st. Pier at $50 A. NJ and-s3i st.
north " Erie terry. at SO landing at fonke larry
kninebeck, Tiyoli Catskill, and Hudson Conneeting
for all points WEST aud NORTH. Trip tickets to West
Point Cornwall. and Newburgh, returning same day,
a.. Tickets by special aud baggage checked to
Saratpga and Sharon.
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Mlstt.!nntons.

IllstfHAntons.
EATHERN'S noe SOAP will destroy meas
y cleanse the skin and hair from scurf and smells
making the coat nne and glossy without giylng cold W
doing The least harm TO the animal and safe cure the
mango C'CAIllEhf, II pqston Rise,
Sold by all chemists ana druggsts sole agent JOHN
F,HENltf, 5 aud College place, New York
L. KAuCH'~ OIL for rheumatism. The wonder OF
-. the age sOt East Houston st. General depot S6j
Pearlkt., New YORK.
Dp-T OFFICE NOTICE.-The mails for Europe
4 during the week ending saturday, Aug 49, 1873 viii
close at THIS once on Wednesday at A. NJ. aud N NJ
on Thursday al ~ A. NJ, aud on saturday at 4. ii
and ~ NJ THOs, l.. JAMES, Postmaster
X RfEf,itifEKATM3dHwSii ff,it u M3dHwiihi hiIEfECKEEAM fREEZ
elite Washington MarNet. PHcSng cans, grocery tin.
ware, scales, stoves, and ranges for sale cheap
WANTED-l5oO to 1900 feet OF secondhand pipe
w suitable for heating purposes Address stating
lowest eash price anu where II can be seen boa 57b New
WANTED-A secondhand platform scale I'm good
order, to weigh not less than 200 pounds weight
Address Bushwck Flint Glass Works, cor MauleT a.
anu Morgan aV', Brooklyn, r. D., l., l.,
WASTED-lron smoke stack IS or 50 feet long and
w Y to "a inches diameter ~
DAVIS CO., steuben ST., Jersey City
WANTED-A set of bakers utensils Including
w trough, Address ASHLEY, box 10, sun otnce
&7k FOR sALE-A secondhand Herring's
W cs safe. medium sike, at u Nashlng on II.
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Glant,o M1l,s.

A MEN Tor stores and hotels, pprters, barKeepers.
4ts Whlrrhcn cnlchlnrn, FroOms, gardeners, farm,
ers' uselul men on gentemen's places married aud
shktl provided with good situations by apnIyiuq 10
Brooklyn. ' '"''
4 PKOOF READER who can M time on compO.
sluoh may hear OF work by addressing with refer.
ehce anu particulars, EIGHT HOURS, li5 sun oice
A FIRST-CLAsS workman wanted to make llght
"A carriage narA aud do general wood work Ohhing,
BRADLEY, PRAY CO., l,lOi Broadway
A FISHING ROD makeri one accustomed to the
"A work at the plane preferred.
W. MITCHELL, 26 Vandsm 81.
A GENTS.-seven new articles lust out steady EN-
~ ployment' samples Is cts. Novelty Co., SO9 B'way,
A DAMS PRESS feeder wanted at j. ROSS q
IA cos q Rose St, 9TH nOor.
A MAN to sollch orders. Inquire after O'Clock at
"A DtNhAMs printing office, rs Barclay st.
A STOCK CUTTER wanted. 6s Warren st.
RAhERs.-w Wanted, a young man 10 ssslst on
- bread Apply at 3s Blocker 81 " ~ w
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PARALYSIS AND DEFORMITIES
CURED.

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II locA>ed at Amherst Mass, for the treatment and
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Contraeeed Cords and Limbs, Crooked Feet and
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The rpe, Hip Diseases, Ricketts,, st. yituss Dance,
All DeEorx1attieS
xelfelgia, Rheumatism, and all Lameness; Ner.
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tic Economy and Complete Cookery Book in one
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Rdig Asnnrbet gournal.
EFFECTIVE DISCIPLINE.

one Of the most DISTINGUISHED inmates
al Auburn PR son, on the Inauguration Of
the present administration, was gentle
man in stripes who was supposed TO have
an interest in the progress of the shoe
manufacture. In one of the shoe shops.
The supposition was erroneous. he took
no interest whatever in the work, but re:
fused to have anything to do with 1t. ii
put 70 stitching shoes, he would neglect TO
fasten the threads, or in other ways spoii
the work entrusted to him. Confinement
in the dungeon was rather relief to him.
Re preferred it to labor, and grew tat un-
der the relaxation thus afforded to him.
Colonel Thomas, the principal keeper,
concluded to try a spice OF army dlsci-
pline in this case of chronic rest-iyeness.
He accordingly procured large KNAPP
sack, loaded with brick. and strapping it
securely upon the back Of the labor hater,
set him to marching on
For two days the unambitious striped
gentleman perambulated the prison yard,
under the surveillance of guards and keep
ers who allowed him no pause in his pereg-
rinations, except to march into the mess
room to his meals, after the other con-
yicts were seated, when his appearance
with his backload of brick always evoked
general ripple of interested attention
over the "sea Of upturned faces" which
greeted his entrance and progress to his
remote place at the table.
Two days of this relief from labor in
the shop had passed. and the colonel asked
the knapsacker if he preferred 1t to seden-
tary pursuits. Being answered in the af
firma.ive, he added some extra bricks Il
the load and humored 'the bearer in hi
preference. On the third evening. thc
pedestrian concluded that brick work wa
not his forte, and he offered t. return f
his shop. But the Colonel told him h
was doing we'll enough as he was. So hC
circulated over his line OF parade. gather
ing energy and ambition with every stride
as each brick continued 70 increase IL
weight and unpopularity with the disgust
ed amateur mason's clerk.
A repetition Of his appeal, and renew
III Of his desire for steady employment a
lighter branch of industry finally result
ed In his promotion back to his shop, an
there is now no better workman on til
bench.-AAburn Bulletin.
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