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1A- -. .s-r-l. -" 80 49,
1ue p1sseA' Ba1ne11at "a' pfouen1 apoo' ~
manner WHICH was nothing II not Chlcasolsh'
The first intimation that such thing WIS medi-
tatea WIS made to the public On the 18th of nay,
sn5 tha 1,h;1ae ,ras f;1ed IN tba 6th and 9TH n
eno sDo ""e ~ ~. 'Ao ~ - 49, $3.50 49,
June. eo1o"ang 80 closeiy on tne spleuolo
Thomas Festival at Cincinnati, it seemed "a ii
Chicago. in obedience to the impulse Of compe-
tition which stirred n1, the three creat Western
cities to such sublime and ridiculous manifestn-
Hons If riynirvs intended to see porkopoIs
and Il ra;aa 1,er oua" With genuine feytiyaI
which shonid do for rnnsic-n,1ra and artistio
,,,,S;n- ~ IA Nor+hwaat what fba T;n-
slnu"A. - .a.a ~'t +.a a,rth' ~ na
tor e,> tms3 ant;nnn4;ona % ~ ks naInra we've
rania1c and 11,th]esalv defeatad ty the announce
nant 1npo hat G;1mnra Wa to condnct the procaed
-Lat t,,at ~ maT ~ sss ~ he o5e1a
@an +at ~ ~ +Sa na3a Irhao rho reel fsct
80 ~ H. - ..- @ ,;,nos5 stat;nS - ~ 1hcas
Dao1- 1n7s,,a T. pac;Hc ona 1ska Shora +
tT;"l;.. So,,tLo-,. Ra;,raa1a voa shont r. ha
9pensa 1,so. tne c"st;n
@ a. soaooo ;11 ~b;c1, tho sarns raiross ars hear.
~ ~ s9o e4le 4t;s i,a+a1 H.
~ r. ra.7 aSisSat ~ tha Tnh;es r. CON-
~ %a9 'e it tharefore tba reaar VII not net-
suelng y ,no attraan %, nnh :; snd
tute Eny msious so:npa11s2a.s 51.,t pmee Th;n aa
me Cncannau fatnellns: Muas e1iIIeo - s'1a
70 seE W "A9 Mua4 noelu sio"1 ~ a ~ ass.!,
IL - kuo jail 4;1 ~ stea.o' t - ~. ~; ~
me sneLYee o. ano 1eaa r s1oaes. ~ nm a, TUG
20 ths @ 11I1 h,aa csn h.rp a a4Tsctad n
aaet VI A.e aoa1H nj 49, 1ay W ~ ~ ~
s1u, sednu =. 4S e.1.S 1I Tsn asa r. "a axt ~
nsheo usn 1 snG ans y. ~ a. 1a;an .ttanasd
neaa e.1 ~. tooa os nn 70 ~ ~ or,a sth 5o, ~ ta
only ~ suns too sne "ttI a;a ~ tas
pIcnest, Luz ~ ~ 1 ueg ~ sao;st
~ 4Sy H. pius Armcr1e @ whn nsrforned tn so1ns 1,n
Mas h1. No., N.Y. M ~ so'os ~
ne sbear adin dio 81 heine tn fpono
ps ope1a ne nerformea f by Gilnores band. An tho
oerSz a 41eves ~ oa,neaa - q ;1ta1,
Tai q lev Fra,scintz and ss Tannhansar :"
~ 49, i,,,;, "a Hs11a;n;s, c3,n-uaaa ~ canIss
the = Fare,-nit T., fTa Fn-ast md :. Aner;ce
and the s:star spangled Banner" In brief,
| It was pretty mneh 1uch nro1rnn1ma a.
I 1von]d be cottan m in the narlor nf a Wills GA
RESIDENCE where theTa were three musical daagh-
| tors who we're courted every Saturday night By
faee choir. only that there wero iust one hun
dred times as many singers. With q heayier nc
| comnanirnent tLan q piano or melodeon and n
violin. This not because there ia q lack OF mu-
s;ca1 falent in Chicago for tue Oratorio Society
I ...:.k:-.
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NEW YORK.

Laying Of q CoFner-Stone..ArT3Ta oa
lmmiSrnnts-SerIous Accident to a
Theatrical manager-The Axasaiz
Scientific School-111sccllunco
Special D1spateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
new YoHK, June 7:-Joseph Armour ts pork deal
er, with headquarters In dozen different cities, and
having branch ofcek al over this Union. Over year
ago some thtck sta1e about 81 500 worth Of lar1
from hts Chicago warehouse. Detectives traced 1t
to New York. and found 1t in the house Of william T.
nr % Id @ ~ It eood Sd: fth Il snd having pa
abaut 81 100 therefor, 10th to give 1t up without
retonpense. Hence Mr. Armour found that he had got
stwn In the court that this the identical la1d.
aud that one Of A1mours employees had stolen it and,
through half dozen agents. palmea it Of on Wilcox
Coroner Young and Deputy Coroner Marsh have
bsen summoned 70 appear before the arsnd Jury on
Monday 70 ssy & It. tn Msiaesa s pass'as ea'e
NEW YoRx, june 1.-THE corners stone Of the Bev-
II. Ta1mageh New Tabernacle st Brooklyn, to be
WINTER laid this afternoon. Tho building viii cont
B0, 600, and the organ 81, 600.
:Ex-senator Nya waa among tho passengers far
Since Saturday last, atmoat thirteen Thousand ini-
grants hA7e arrived 1t this port. .
II is stated that the wife Of Carl Vogt the alleged
Belgian murderer, has commenced suit to recover T.
hrge amount Of property turned over to counsel by
7ost when he was arrested. :.
William Stuart, the wel1-known theatrical manager
Khile passing down the msin stairway Ut the Police
Hesdqnarters yesterday, when neat the bottom, was
seized with vertigo and fell over the banisters He
remained inseusibls for nearly half hour II ta
feared that be received severe internal Injuries.
Mr.. Henry ClawH, having contributed $500 to the
Times fund Tor chidrens' excursions Of tho series
will bs given entirely under hiz direction, aud will bo
known as j" The Henry Clewa Fic-Nic."
John Anderson, who gave Penikeset Island bis CON-
p1e.aIy furnished residence thereon, Aad $4,000 to
Prof Agassiz to found School Of Natural Science,
suggests, to nuke the endowment apla and the tns-
tuition national TINT the state coz
Htafe8
consttuuonay do this, tho friends Of the school hope
the wealthy men OF the several States will emulate the
generosity ct Mr. Anderaon, and endow he school
scientific institutions. -'' "'' ~
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DErao7c, jane 7.-PAssKn ooWS~PTro1:s, Ppre5:, n Z
phis, scctts, passaic, =. T. Graves, y. Seasa ~
Port Huron, ". r. Graves, n. Mills 2@sss' III
State; bark Cavalier schIs Lucy ClaIl, - ~
Yankee Bsae, Chenanso. F1orctta,, he1;s aeorss
Evening Star, Home, William 2andeEso1 ts:;. Isa rs
southampton, Fred. Dunforh, E. q. soosf"' +
King, Uooper. ,, fity. c=I
Passed Uf-P1ops Canisteo, Huron 412kse 4.sY s; s5;
barues. Henry Howard snd hargea sch1s & : aa1#
william naynor, CHARLES HInck}ey, Maaa, Ff.atE
Marengo, Typo, 7. Rawson, Sunrise, George y
Wup-NoFtheazt. r.,x fosprtH:
DETROIT. June 7-PAg1KD DoTs~ftot" whetSsx
snsldon: barf Wataon sch1s Ga1aan. W. {;
wind Of Tho wave, Etna, Auna Gsovea LIN ssdntr7 g
PASSED. Up-Props Annie Young. S<"<f & &
hargea; schts Montsuk, John MaRee q
Wpp-Nnsthez4t, +
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An Episcopal minister OF Baltimore
Pr0nounces for the Ifomish Faith.

An Episcopal a1iMister OF Baltimore
Pr0nounces for the Ikomish Faith.
Special DEsnatch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
WARRINGTON; June Tin the Raldnora American
this morning te particulars Of event which ts
Just now the subject Of much comment in that city
Tho Rev. E. southgate, young clergyman Of tho
Episcopal Church. who carne to Baltimore few weeks
SINCE from the diocese Of New York to assist the Rec
tor Of st, Lukes Church, franklin Square, haa sud-
denly abandoned his position aa minister Of the
q tie nonaan Catholic church. Il appears that tho
Rey. Mr. SouthRate, who vas only deacon, has be-
come a candidate for priest1y orders, and that
Sunday, tomorrow, but days ago the Hector Of
ST. Lukes notified the Bishop Of the Diocese that he
gate tu which The Bishop coiucded and 1t was there
fore determined that the yonng Deacon would not be
ordained. The Young man was then advised to return
resdes in New York but instead Of doing So be seems
to have gone Immediately to st. Mafy's Seminary,
Roman Catholic Institution in Baltimore, whero he was
at Inst accDuttg.
, 1873-06-08

three years: n A. cowdrey, .. /. Frnnf, ;: G. Gar
ner L. r. Morton: algo officers for the ensuing year:
Ron, Alex Mitchell, President; Russell Sage, Vice
President. All the other officers hold over.
DEs MONIES, June 7.-Seve1al yoars ago proceedings
st Inv were commenced By parties interested in the old
Mssisstpp Missouri Railroad aud the Chicago. Book
Is1snd i Pacific Railroad. Over half million dollars
hands Of RF' Allen. to bo held in trust until tho
was decided. The rmor now Is that the parties have
-eacd the matter dispue, and that the money to
be It is aaid that tho amount held by Mr.
Alien Ia over threz-aua14er8 Of million.
, 1873-06-08

BURLINGTON, a., June 7.-The Burlington i
Southwestern Railway, ROW under construction from
this citJ to Kansas City and Saint Joseph No., vta
tsnt from this city, being about half way 10 saint
1oseph. Regular trains will commence running to
Un'onvine on Moudag. grand excursion from this
81. Louis, June lit is the North Mieaoun {now
known as the Bt Louis, Kansas City Norther1 Rail-
IN connection with the Missouri Pacific, aud not the
Iron Mountain Railroad, erroneously reported from
Jefferson City yesterday
MILWAUKEE, June THE annual meeting Of the
milwaukee, st. Paul Railroad was held bare to-day.
Two hundred and thi.ty-four thousand shares we're
represented. The following Directors Eefa elected TOR
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WARRINGTON. juno Flor New England, rIauz hs-
sonaeter somewhat lnHsr teperatuxe light TO f1s.A
northety to eastar1y winds and clsar aud o1eartnx
Feataar. For. tho~ Middle States, rising hasuan.
eter, slightly lower Temperature, xAa,
Wearing noEtherlY and westerly and GENERALLY
clear weather. For thu south Atnntio
and Gulf States, east Of the Mississjppi, partly cloudy
Wssthcr and areas Of Light rain. From Tennaesee sud
wtuds and increasing cloudiness, with indicsops d
rain areas especially for Northern and Western por
hou8 Of this section. ~
The Afternoon talegraphio reports from uuoer
Michigan, Northern Dakota, snd Montaua afc utsaino
STAGE OF WATER
Daily report Of tho stage ot waer with changes IN
the p hours. ending p m. June !. la1a:
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COLUMBUS, O., June 7.-W1llara 3. Thrsll, m old
and prominent citizen Of Ohio, died this morning, IN
this city, Of aphiheria. Judge Thrall for nearly
editor Of the 0hio STATE Jottrat for five years
ne1aber Of the State Legislature, and Comptroller OF
member Of the Masonic fraternity and at his death
Was Past Grand Master Of Ohio. He was within few
days Of Is years Of age His funeral viii ba held next
Tuesday. :. -
DKsMo1.;Es, June 7.--James Harris, Of Winterset
died suddenly IN tho street hcre to-day OF heorrhage
Of the lungs He vas coughing yioently which caused
q rupture OF b1ood-yessel, death ensuing In five
mfn1ltea
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THE JUDICIARY.
Additional Returns from The Recent
Euccti0ns T.

Election. =
Special Dsypakch to 71e Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. H., juno 7.-Returns received here
show the following to be the Judges elec. IN the yaroua
Circuits In the State:
FYrst-WlIuam BroHu OF Hinnabago.
Second-T.D .. Murphy, Of Mcueury.
TktTd-W.W ". Eeaton, Of Lee - ~ -
Fo1rth-sy1vanus Wilcox, Of Kane.
Fn}h-G. ". Peasants, Of Rock Island.
4S1rkh-E. g. Leland, of La8aiie.
.Sepenkh--I. Mcnoberta, O. VIII.
.NinM-Joseph ". Cochrrue, OF PeoEtn-
TtnGh-Joseph stbley, Of Adams.
, Bleu<nth-0, L. Higbee. Of Pike.
Iteelfth-1ohn Burns, Of Marghan.
Fourtkenth-T Thomas +. Upton, Of Mclean.
Fff1cuA-C. L Davis. Of VeT1ntlton-
Sixteenth-C. B. gnitb, Of CHAMPAIGN.
,Serentfe.1th-Lg1nnu Lacey, ct Mason.
Eigh.eenth-CyIus Epler, Of Morgan.
-Sinstxenth-Caaraes s. Lane, Of 6auga1nou-
1teentitth-R- H. Vandeyes, OF Chsastizn-
1teenty; ;Iirst-James c. Allen. Of Crawford.
15eeaty- tafrd-Amos Watts, ct Washington.
Tscsatst .foxrth-T. 3. Turner, OF JeGeIRon.'
1..-<nty-jffZh-Afunroe G. Crawford, Of Union.
y-sf<th-David j. Baker, Of Alexander.
This returns received ut the office ct the Secretary Of
State tron Clark, Cumberland. Clay, F.yete, Ethng-
62a majority. It is e1pected thas the remaining
counties F1n increase this
GALEaBuaa, H., juno 7.-Adv1ees from Wood
ford County, which has besn claimed Tor Law
rencet report that Craig has carried thst county
by 3o1 majority. As tar heard from (Kno1,
Peor1a, Lsa1le, Warren, Henderson, Mercer Marahal
and Putnam Counties being Officially, the Inajora1ea
DOW stand: For Cra1g, ,494: for Lawrence, 1,757-
Crsig ahead, 264o THIS will be increased by the off,
ctRI vote.
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F0TelKEl NEhfHetEs

LwERaoor, June 7-H =, M.-FlouT, 2s 6ds-ss.
Winter waeat, 1ea I'd aps,ng, lis id8iA q e p
ia 1d@12a ID; club. 12s I'd. Corn, III se" =
Ga. Lard, $50 sd. Il
I1vxnroo1. luae 1-1:3o p. xn--aaastd auaA :
unchanged s*,s
!. IoxpoS, June "a p u-Conzo1a f0r rnone1;m 1m. s.:
aecount, 95.K 5-2os Of rs, g1K ; do of 81, VA
38H; new IS, a9a Erie, 40. -,..e,y q.
LrTEapooL, June 7.-Cottou dull; nloaa1s. ~ =:
land, sgd Orleans, 9,Id. Sales, 1900 s haia Z
can. 1900; speculation and export, 2NM Il
BreadstuRs quiet Flour, 17s 6d919 ~ ~. 81:
com, 21s Sd. Cheese, 67s. CumberlAods' an f
rib 38a l.
, 1873-06-08
CANADA.

Special Dispatch tn The Chicago Tribune.
QUEBEC. June 1.-THE Chicago Contracting
Company,s propositions to build the North 9hora
Railroad, pgreed to by London Syndicate, we're ap-
proved and concurred at meeting OF tho Quebec
Council last night and the city bonus OF Il GOO 600
again guaranteed. At meeting Of the new Directors
to-day tho propoaitions For the construction OF the
railroad By theLondon syndicate agreeing to $1,000.
goo bonus, were carried BY great majority, and Dun
lap and Smith Iuw IN London, enabled to close the
financial arrangement, Work will commence i'm
1nediasely between Quebec and Montreal.
, 1873-06-08

other way. The lntest intelligence by special
correspondent direct from the stables is that
the horses are On their feet and. are
doing Us well as could bo expected
titer the excitement OF the week. The Jubilee
vas litt1e too much for them, as they never
had the honor Of owning o great public man for
.1aster before they entered the service Of their
rresent distinguished boss. :,
, 1873-06-08

7BosroE, June 7.-Jane5 4. coe WAS ar7a1gned to-
day on nine indctaents to each Of which be pleaded
not guilty. seven tor forgery and two for cheating.
Taa indictments embrace twenty -four Of the thirty
fo1gefea amounting to $327 900. Goa is required to
give recognizauce In $4D0, ,0G0.
, 1873-06-08

Special D,spateh ia 9hs Chicago Tribune
ANN AnaoR, Mich, June 7.-Wiliz1n Van Srck1es,
who hiss been on trial here in tho Washtenaw Crcuit
Court for forging mortgage and IN accompanying
bond and Justice's acknowledgement, to-day found
guilty and sentenced to seven years imprisonment in
the Penitentary.
, 1873-06-08

EAsDusx1, o., June ia collision On the Lake
ahoro Michigan Southern Railroad took plscs be-
tween stock train and g1ayel train this afteEnoon
at O'Clock. Qua uan Has injured who haa Hnoe
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The steaus1aIp Cro1nxell safe.

KEY VEST, June 7-Inteldgenca of the safety Of The
steamship George Cromwell, from NeW York far New
Orleans, reached here to-day. Her engines broko
aha uow In safe and I'll WpIl. ..., ,. -
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MEXICO.

CrTY OF MEx1co, June 1.-Foater, the new Au,ed-
cal Minister, arrived On the 9Th r!t.
The foreign priests who have recently been In css#-
tody havs been expelled from the country, the pvz
ernrucnt styling them Perntc1oua Foreigners" Tia
American Minister interfered In behalf Of two natural
lied 1iehmen but President ,Tejada refused 10 ALLOW
them to remain. The arrest Of these priests IA conad
cred cesr Indication Of the unwiIngness Of the
President to protect the Church party although be hss
hitherto been considered as having leaning u favor
OF tho priests. The Journals are warmly discussing
thA n1attar OF expulsion.
Three sick foreign priests wore allowed TO remain
temporarily upon giving bail to leave the country in
m dfateIy upon their recovery. These found an
asylum In ptvate houses. Nearly all Of them very
old. :.
The budget has again been vetoed It contains .
large deficit and no steps were taken to cover It.
, 1873-06-08
AUSTRIA.

AUS HlA.
VIENNA, June 7.--The cho!era has disappeared from
the country adjaeent to the Danube
NV YoRK, Juno Letters from Vienna report the
following Uulted States Commissioners having been
the American department. Verr few OF the exhibitors
from this country present: On Mining and 1let1-
lurgy, Howard Fainter Agriculture, ), 4. Vasder;
hall Paper, g. Y. sleox; Machinery, q. A. gtan-
berry: Philosophical 1natzuuenta, r, B. Lines:
Musical Instruments, n II. Lowe: Educatian, J. ..
PhilbY3ck.
VIENNA, June 7.-1ho Gar and Czaroritz LETT to-
day directly Tor the Russian capital
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oled. F17e others were mo1s ar 1e.a tnt,,.. oz-
atn1t ano aremen o{ beth engnaa escsne unhns
s IA Read of cattle Killed, and so shser
! VIZ Do cleared BY to-morrnw norninr 'e'0a 0n'
, 1873-06-08

J CLKyE1ASp O., Jane 7.-The Democratic and
Liberal judicial Convention to nominate candidates
tor Superior Court Judges, held at Lsnans Hall
this morning. The ballot resulted in the choice OF
Horaee Foote, ]. o. Cleveland, and J. II. Jouea
cau3id2teR.
, 1873-06-08

:; ocean Steamship News = ::
NKTYonx, June 7.--Arrirad, steamships afanha4an,
City Of Bslhmore, and Abyssinia, from Liverpool
from keW York.
, 1873-06-08

HAVANA, juno 7.-The co1unander Of the Spanish
forces was killed In the recent tight in the Manzani.lo
jurisdiction.
, 1873-06-08

ABOVE Low
WATER.
Rsse. | Fall
ANTI-MONOPOLY.

". 8. KAurMAy.
Observer Signal Service United States Amy.
, 1873-06-08

Convention at Deal1oInes Yesterday-.
I Stenfa and Grabs OF All Kinds De.
uQI1UGRdA
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variety Of its atock-
THE ONE ENGINE
which Furnished all the motive power for the i'm
mense machinery Ut work, including the cir
hlasta and Hater-pumping, is q 300 horsepower,
low-pressure upright engine, made BY the Cuya-
1oga Steam Furnace Company, Of Cleveland, 0.
It Is splendid specimen of strength and beauty.
To give an idas OF its great strength, its dy-
wheel alone weighs over sixteen tons. In the
room adjoining, steam is furnished in abundance
70. motive poTar and heating purposes by five
immense boilers, the workmanship Of Car1ile
a1ason, Of Chicago
, WATEA-suPpLy.
finch city main On the ono side connects
the engine aud boilers with tho Lake supply Of
water, while supply OF water from the river is
drawn through Pinch underground. pipe q
distance Of 500 feet. The Hater-supply is thus
ample, aud By means Of steam pump can be
Instantly thrown into al parts Of the building.
and over the roof. BY this arrangement, and
1notast room in the building, as we'll as interior
division and fre-valls and iron doors, 1t is e1-
pected the premises Gre toierably safe against
another confagratioD.
II CONCLUSION
These we're few Of the striking features
which were noticed by the excursiouists es they
passed through these magnificent buildings, but
it would have taken much longer examination
Than they could hare given to derive perfect
acquaintance with the work which the building
up of snch business required That could be
better appreciated by examining the Office with
its vault piled up with 1edgers and day-books
dating back for twenty-five years, End all the
correspondence ct quarter Of . century, both
letters received and copies OF letters written,
which form 4 complete history OF the rise
and progress OF the Mccormick Reaper.
It ia unnecessary to dilate upon the surprise Of
the excurAionists at what they saT there and
elsewhere. They have expressed their OWL sen
timcrta too fully to make it necessary to add
anyth1ng to tLsm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

and .ai down and whlHlcd ont IBIS rHaf.
moa, ROYAL Mail luc % We sel. that SO
caI lhe Canarler, q grrat nsyr tt t>-.
doing business iu every ocean; owning
as steamship. ct vast cost conducting
its affairs with TIE rigid method aud
system Of national navy promoting by
merit, priority la routine, aud iog CON
spicnous service; using a company mi.
form, retiring superpunuhtcl and disabled
meu and officers on permanent pensions,
and Numbering is servants by hundreds
and thousands Ia iis own private Ca
tahlisbment II Liverpool u keeps iea
men Under pay, 1hst Is what sam Cur
uard whitfield cut, That is TO say, be
Whitfield out little model fof a fast ycs.
sci; Il was satisfactory, be was insttur.
ted 10 90 aud get the mail contract, simp
~ under III, own maine: be did Il aud The
company bcrame commonly known a>
the Cuuarl company Then the COMPANY
tried steam mud made Il work ihey pros
perrd, and bought out Halliburton, aud
also Cuuards little Interest; they rcmo,-
ed Cuuard 10 England and made him
their London agent; he grew very rich
and unspcakably respectable, aud when
he died be died not As . poor, dreaming
provincial whiulerot experimental mod
els but as the great Sir Samuel CHnari,
X, {. r., or &. W,o something like
that, for The sovereign had knighlcd him
N y. TibWs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

Nellie iookc3 ar. hat hsr ntber took
0o notice.
Really, tbis cake is quite summing
went GA the doctor, SOLEMN as a Judge.
just tben bi. napkin lell 10 tbe 1oor
Gracious, rm ton-dumIouHded eiac.
ulatcd ne doctor, getting It little
wrong. Nellie cared at hcr father in
perfect anRemept
Nv dear, this sauce i. stayiug Where
did you buy itf
Oh, well, It's all the same In German.
Nellie dropped her knife aud fork,
You must give me some money for the
butchers. tomorrow, said Mr. Han.
Youll have to spell ability FIRST gtowl.
cd the doctor sayagoly.
Then suddenly taking out bis bandker-
chief, hc gave hi, nose tremendou.
bard blow There. -aid be how's tbst
for high
know how ais mas self. mcekly res.
ponded his wife.
This capped the climax. The knowl.
edge that her .athcr musi have heard the
afternoon conversation was too much Tor
Nellie. She hurst into tear. and leil the
room The sage doctor nodded TO his
wife, and when she bad got out ot hear.
ing exclaimed, There. wife, I gues. we
shall hear uo more slang phrases from
her
30 neNt day the good doctor called hi,
daughter into bis study aud aId to her
Ny dear girl, don't YOU see how foolish
an these phrases ares They mean moth,
ing, but are exceedingly iuiurons to those
who use them. By ever so spating a use
ones speech gets 30 corrupt that person
often makes use OF these expressions Al
times which afterwards he would bC
very sorry 10 remember. THY sound
very silly to listener, and often The
usage OF them Iead- 10 something worse
{ II is bad enough to hear boy use then
sometimes, but girl !. expected 10 bC
too refined and ladyikn to sully her lipt
/ by such expressions. The nsc Of them
is simply q bad habit, but bad habits
/ like cuts in the bark Of a tree, grow and
widen with age, and If they once get firm
! hold are hard TO get rid Of. Then there
/ is a great deal IN eompanionship. II wC
/ keep company and are intimate will
those who use bad language. wc are ap
70 make use Of it ourselves. Persons ar'
known by the company they keep. Wher
/ you see q person using these slang
phrases, YOU may be sure that such per
son knows not what is called good society
Such expressions rs by CORY or by darn
are not only foolish but wicked. For dt
not the Scriptures say, Swear not all
either by heaven, nor by earth, but le
your communication be yea, yea, anC
nay, nay, for whatsoever is more than
these cometh of evil. There, my daught
en-, said the doctor, we have made quite
sermon of II, so let ms have no more slaul
phrases,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

Suffered raurnd Timms. Nou ought
b. bavs sworn her, toa. if sou only
knew baw have thought 81 yous and Of
mg oslH ,a VOC. aud how / have borne
bIov, aud boon quiel~how have been
called brute and a fool, and kept silent
how ! have endured tauuts and ,ucers,
hunger aud discomfori., without q word
of reproacb-you would forgive me you
wouldn't harhar thought, of revenge.
Thoughts oirayenee, answered hapes.
Let "a, dlemonut, aud have @ settlement;
for see my chance has come at last
Napes, would yoo iako tbe Iitc Of sn
uuamcd mant
Tmm., YOU are crazy Let me explain.
have 600 wrongs to avcnge. Iti>n't for
veugcuee that have wanted TO see YOU.
have heard about you oheu--know an
your life and experiences; and have
only wanted to meet sou. to offer you a
home and friendship, employment aud
upportuuitie, for prosperity, here IN Cali.
forua / owe YOU no debt but one Of
gratitude, tar the iuestmable service YOU
dld me by that little Job ot carpenter
work and THAI ! mean TO pay, Come
withmr. tie took Timms' horse by the
bride, turned him about without re.
munetpure. aud they travelled on in si-
ienrp.