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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-05-22
Prof Jewett on the Origin Of Man.

The learned Master of Baliol Col
lege, Oxford, has been referring to
Darwin's theory, in a sermon which
he preached recently in London. Crit
icising Mr.. D1sraelis remark that he
was con the side Of the angels" Mr..
Jewett said that such jests might pass
after dinner or on a platform, but
they showed a lack of scientific spirit.
Forty years ago the earth's antiquity
was equally derided. He could not
deny that Darwin had adduced strong
evidence proving mans partial deyel-
opment from brutes, but he question
ed if the development was more than
partial. Doubtless brutes exhibited
the rudiments Of mans higher quail
tiles; yet there is an immeasurabIe
gulf between them. The record OF
development was 1!agmentary, and
Darwin decided when a large part of
the evidence was wanting. Hereafter
we might better determine the value
of the development theory Mean
while there was danger that the pro-
gress of physical science might make
us substitute physical for moral i'm
provement. Health and comfort wele
good, but virtue and the love Of God
were better. The highest truths ap-
pertained to the inner life. Such was
the struggle against sin in ourselves
and against evil in the world. We
must read books Of to-day, but while
these altered our views on non-esScnt.
ials, they would not overtum Christ
ianity. The advancing tide of science
could be restrained, but no real an
tagonism existed between science and
Christianity.-7imes Correspondence,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-05-22

The SCIENCE OF HEALTH for June
has excellent articles on "Pre- -Nata'
Influences which all parents should
read "Disease and its Treatment :
''The Step Mother" so true to life
will attact attention "Warranted tc
Cure" is a scathing rebuke of Quaek
cry 'Method of Cure" in the OLD
School practice; "Antipathic Medi
cine )" ,"Heart Disease etc, ETC.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-05-22

WASHING New Calico. If per
sons about to wash new calico, especi-
ally black, will first soak it in salt and
water, it will prevent the color from
fading.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-05-22
Trailing Arbutus.

When the gray air breathes chill in earl,
Spring,
And coldly fall the cheeress sunset CLEANS
When the sere grasses rustic, whispering
OF life that is, of death that only seems
When the wild wind soughs in the weaving
wood
With secret summoning of bud and leaf
And walls along the bare and withered rood
AS in an ecstasy OF lonely grief;
Then smiling from docaying fern and sedge--
First signal of the new awakening earth
On sunny slopes along the forest edge,
Surprising with its loveliness their doarth,
The dainty sweet arbutus half conceals
The delicate beauty its perfume reveals.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-05-22

A nice old man, vegetable gar
dener, called at a newspaper office the
other day, and inquired very anxiously
if the editor had seen anything
in the papers recently about a worm
that was doing much damage to
celery. Il intended said he, ''to have
raised a good deal of celery this year,
but durn me, if / think it'll pay if that
burned celery grub that started at
Washington q while since, about
what I've heen so much on, is COM
inc this way" A light dawned upon
the editors mind-the "Salary Grab" "
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ANECDoTE OF CLAY.-Sam. Long, a
well known circus clown, tells the fol-
lowing story Of Henry Clay: Il re-
member when We entered Lexington
in procession. it just happened that
Henry Clay was driving N at the same
time. / brought up the rear Of the
procession, riding on a mule. As he
was directly behind me, l turned my
face to the asss tail, and sang out,
Here we are fellow citizens. Wisdom
led by Folly The people laughed
and shouted, and old Harry seemed
greatly amused.-The next day, at the
circus, / made speech, in which | ad-
yised him to be President of the Uni.
ted States. and take me in his cabinet.
That night he sent me bottle of the
finest wine | ever tasted, with his
compliments, saying, From the poor
est fool to the best clown in the Uni
ted States. "Ah, sir there was a
great man for you"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-05-22
WHOLE NO. 1908
How a Married Man SeWs on a
Button.

1t is bad enough to see n bachelor
sew on button, but he is the embodi-
ment Of grace alongside Of q married
man. Necessity has compelled eX-
perience in the case Of the former, but
the latter has depended upon some
one else for this service, and, FORUM
ately for the sake Of society, it is rare
ly he is obliged to resort to the needle
himself. Sometimes the patient wife
scalds her right hand, or runs a silver
under the nail Of the index finger of
that hand, and it is then the man
clutches the needle around the neck,
and, forgetting TO tie knot in the
thread, commences to put on the but
ton. 1t is always in the morning, and
from five to twenty minutes after this
he is expected to be down street.
lie lays the button exactly on the site
Of its predecessor, and pushes the
needle through one eye, and carefully
draws the thread after, leaving about
three inches Of it sticking up for lee
way. lie says to himself: Well, if
"a, .,,,o,, IOn'+ hovo +Lo .o,ioyt +ip,n 7
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The sharpest men hav the fewest.
ideas, but like the sun-glass, they kan
focus them quick, and the consequentz
is. somebody gifts burnt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-05-22

es, and plenty of Irish moss tea; but
he did not attend Miss Tracy's ball.
And that unfortunate girl Of the
period is still on the quj rire for a
matrimonial partner, with the requisite
amount of capital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-24
s'9zag ksa,,sbst yonrual.
GENE NFTe

xsas The famsus Jnmel wiz case, which has oc.
coupled the attention of the New York courts
To- 90 long, was concluded on Thursday by a
rerdict for the defendant.
. ~. President Grant arrived at Baltimore at
aeon yesterday. He visited the fair of the
Orphan Asylum last evening and returned to
Washington during the night.
Ia the Prussian Diet Thursday, Herr Cam.
hausen, minister Of finance, reported the
ssnEpaus Of last year to be 10000, 900 thalers,
aud pfopcsed measures for the reduction of
ths. pablo debt.
Z The frst mortgage boadholders of the Will
mfngt0u, Charlotte 81 Rutherford railway
company have obtainsd decree OF foreclo-
turs in the SuperiM court of Wilmington
county, North Carolina.
A huge gsXg of thieves elaborated plan
10 rob Wall street Wednesday by setting tw o
fres simultaneously at the buciest hour of the
@riay, Hoping to clean out the bankers in the
! co1NeQuent confusion. Warned in time,
/ t9kir intended prey interposed effectnal OBJ.
y1Stacles to the scheme.
A petition from the pen Of the poet Whit
tier and signed by number of the most
prominent men of culture and influence in
the State, was presented in The Massachusetts
legislature yesterday, praying that the resolu.
tions censuring Senator Sumner may be ex-
3 pugned from the records of the extra session.
The House, latter some debate. referred them
to the committee on Federal Relations, with
: Instructions to hear the petitioners and re-
: monstrants, and the Senate concurred in the
reference without debate.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-21

Scarf, 6aS 6atpt Ser Sunferpartei, tpeI>
DE EMIT benz Re bomba bon Jtenpel etle1t
fitbernen G0reni6ilo iDiomete, bent
&fgenofen Oaribnl6i'S feline Som
neurS eripieS. Den 3ettungen, tuel6e
feline QlntpeIelt6ett betm @mpfal1ge nt6t
genleloet Dattel1, lieB CT eigerS etlte 8e>
na0ri0ttgung barber 5u9e0elt. 90 1eBt
Die 3eit allcb Die 6arteiten S6pfe IN ST.
iDaS 3ure0t. Der oeuti0e &aiier ertittrt
fit ben Yrtn5elt Scarf nod thinner nt0t,
a6er bereitS fennt CT einen &6ntg BON
STATEN, un0 balo miro CT bemlelben et=
nen ldrgeren 8eiu6 1T Gom abftatten.
9ia6 Der 8erabi0iebung bon Dem &ai1
let ltu0 ben Yrin5en itieg Ser &0nig
rai0 1T ieinen Salontpagen, ouf oeIIen
Stufen er nod ietne preuBi16e Beglet7
tlng Derbtn6lt0 perabiGieoete; 6ann
itieg iein Oelanoter IN Berlin Sl Jim in
BEN g8agen, bent &ailcr @ilbelm nod
alIer6an0 Standardization fir leiuelt
Souperdn auftrug. 2us Ser gftff Der
Sofom0ttoe ert0nte, rei6te gStlbelm iDm
no0 einntal Die 9anb, Gictor emanuel
ergrtff tie al bet Stllien ietneS Wagens
1lto 10 gtng Der alte &atler nod cine
9al15e Strede nit 0em 3uge nit. NuS
ben Teltltern 0e5 SalonipagenS Derbeugte
itd nod Elm Wtal eDrfur0tsDou bic See
glettung De5 &ouig5 BON Staten, nod
etllt9e NugenbltGe bltdte Der &ailer Dem
3lge na0, baitit ipanbte er ftb, un6
balo mar au0 Die rot0e Signallaterne
am lebten QSagen Ben 8ltden elti9ipl1n>
ben. - Shirt St5marf Bate dud beini
Nbi0te6e auf DEM Ba6nbofe gcfeblt.
9Str Nugen5eugen bes N6l0ieoeS Daben
aber BON Jfelem Die ltcber3eugung gee
tDonnen, baB bic perI0nltDen 8egegnun>
gen Der 2enter ~1lnlerer Stoaten etn ni0t
untpt0ttger S0rttt SIT iDrer 8eritGlt0is
gung 1t1o. & II geipro0e1eS g80rt tDut
oft nte9r ais etn LANCER 8rtef. ltuo bel
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ipi0tiger ltntita1o bin;u, baB bie beioer>
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beru1g lebDaft geforoert BADEN, eDe fi0
ote 0OuDerGlte ST. 0erlel6en entl0loIien.
Die Srlt0t iDar retf, ais man ie iOiita
telte.
8isnard'S 3uriifQalturg finbet Jest
tbre tatilrlt0e Grfl0ring DurO pa5 Be
fannttperoen eineS pl0Bli0en 3tiidfalS
ut Ietn alteS rDeumatii0eS Geioen. Gic>
tor emanuel bat ibn, 0a ct ieinen bod
iten Oroen all i'm f0on nerge6em bate,
our0 letn Bortratt NIT eigen6dnotger
8iomung u8on ieinem iuobl9enetgten
Better" ausge5ei0net. Ottngbetti lno
GtSconti Genolta Daben Ben DoDenOroen
Dom i6par5en Noler er6alten, Die b60ite
In PreuBen mOgli0e NuSSei0nung. =
@ie ernitlt0 conferirt purbe, geDt oarau3
berbor, baB Die italienti0en Wiiniiter init
StSmard 3ulamulen AUDI betm Gronprin7
5elt paren, nno baB Moltfe eine l0nge
ltnterrebung nit @eneral Bertol6s& i0le,
benz eriten 2lDiutallten 8ictor @mauuel'S,
Bate. So DanneS 1900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-21
Bon 9ta0 1ttt0 Uern@
SnIanb B.

Scr befannte yNe9erpotitifns" 50.
g. g. gin6baa bon 8Ouiiiana, Der
BON Ser &euogg'i9en @eiebgebun9 in
Sen 8unOeSienat getpd6lt lit un6 tebt
Nnsft6t bat, III BEN Senat 3ugelal1en 3u
tperben, ipar in ben leBten Sagen bier in
G6tca9o n,1b btelt an bic Jarbtgen etne
repubLifdni1@e 8artetpaufe. Setner ltnz
l~eu9baren Tdbigfett balber finoet er 1elbft
BET Der Chicago Gtmes @naoe UNI otez
ie1be 1T Defenders al6 bon ietnem Dbibz
i9eu QeuBeren, Der Wtuftf ietuer Gimme.
ieiner 9uten Nltsipra6e" &c. gang entz
sidt. 8tn9bad lift Elm To etBer rNtgser";
3. b. ct bat 10 tpertg Ne9erblltt III BEN
4bern, baB i'm Niemanb fur etns1t .ytez
9er" 6Glt, Ser ni6t bon ietner Ab1tainz
mltng petB. 9aa6 benz geiftpolen Ses
ri6te bet Ttrtes yma6t it6 Ytn3bad'S
Quaoronen>8lut nun in feinem Garte
etpas bemerfbar."
Ser ate st. 0f. s. Sumter BON
gtrginien, friiberer 8unbesienator nno
1pdterer 8errdtber, &ebeIenienator nno
9te6enenmtntfter, berlangte ote1er Gage
lit elmer Observation-Disclosures" i'm Sbe@
n%anboabtbale, baB Dem Suben bon Set7
ten 6es 8unbes bterbunbert Wttltonen
Dollars ais Gnti6dbi9ung fitrSote @bz
f9aff1ung Der Sflaberet ausbe5ablt tperz
BEN iouen. @etpib begt gar ma116er alte
SflapenbaGter bteien Wuni9; aber betm
Wuni6e bleibt es aud; benin oa ut Der
0nronronb 4 bes IA. QmenbementS CUR
81tn6esperfa1ung, Der befanntlt9 iopo6l
SEN Ser. Gtaatet ais ben @in3elitaaten
Sic @rfii1ung 6ieies 8uni6eS Elm fur
oQemal nltteria9t.
@u6 Sic 8auern bon Senrp
@Omntn, ST., boben iebt tbr et9enes
GountDtiGet aufgelteut; ebenio bic
8auern bon Step6eniDn Gonntp.
= Qtuf Sic @eiiung bes 9rdiioenten
bat bas Srtessmintitertum cine Sr6re
erlallen, mona9 ieber 9eiertenr, Der ii6
Dor benz l. Sanuar nd6iten Sa9res lteut
n1to tpGbreno bes &eites fetner 0tenlt6ett
it9 gut bGlt, ftra1os bletben lou.
0ie man bernimmt, miro Ser nG6ft
suIammentreten6e @OngreB aufgeforbert
tperoen, cine 8oliset fir ben GET
IonItone glattonaI Yarf gu erz
ri6teu, ba bicIpllnberbaren Stetnforma>
tionen baIsgbt, bic i'm 0arfe BON Sabre
tauIen6en blrb bulfani19e NusHiiie
it'd sebtlbet 6aben, bon ptelen &~cifenDenI
mntBwiaiger @eiie seritOrt psrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-21
(GOrreipondcns Ser oSutnots stoatssettnns.")
@aS ScS eeastfGjeaa GciDeS Saupt:
fta0t.
@eitercs iiber &6ri8 8ictor @iuarucl in Berlin.
9piiasc in Ter Sd)arfbaire. - WsiItarifcbe
@rercitieu, = Sismarcf. - Mbreife.
Berlin %. Sent. 1879.

8er ais getp66nIi6er Sterbli9er bic
9roBe Sagb OIL ben ufern bes iagenrei6en
Werbeuin Bate mitma0en tpouet, Ser
burfte BEN 8otsbamer Soften ni6t betz
iDobnen, ionberlr muBte 10on Saos stz
Dor benz 6ofe borauSfaDreu, it6 gu aler
Sribe etneu @agen beiteuen ltno mad
Sagoi9lOB a6~ubertusltof ellen. 0eun
Die bobe Saso9eieai6aft fGbrte i9on Tim
s ubr WtorgenS etn @rtrdStg bis binter
Neuitaots @%bersipaloe, I Ofeiler bon Ser
lin. ul1o bort ltanoen 2 fD11tgli9e @quiz
pagen mub "a STRAIGHTFORWARD bereit,
UNI Die Sd9er i6leuatgit su benz II O1etz
len entfernten Sagbe9 teDiere su fibren.
Die &usitetgeiteae an Der 8abn tpar
NIT G%brenpforten un6 Slaggeumaiten
reid gei6miiGt, bic SIT paiitrenben 00rz
ter 8otb uno @ol3e batten ii6 ebenfqus
IN Se1tl6mn6 geDiiut, unb bic 8ep6lfe>
ruitg pom Tern unb gtaD mar mad Der
ebdu1lee 5uiam1nengeitr0mt.
Die geiammte SogOseleQi6aft trug
Soppen uno Sdger6Ite nit Q~uerbabnz
1tuBen urto dbnli6sn jGgeriI0en Qlbset@
den, rur Der Satier bedte 1ein @tDilfo=
film bur6 OtilitGrmantel unb rotbesz
rGuoerte WfiBe. Qtm Sa9bi9loIIe mint
melte eS BON gringefleioetem Sor}tleuten
unb rotDrodigen 8tqueurs. 9ebtere ltez
Ben tlre Sanfaren BET &nfunft Ser boben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-21
(GorrcIpon6ems Der ~SSatnoi5 5taatsSettrng".)
Sriefc ats 9cttfdlanS bot
s5rte0riO @eGer+
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y AT yER0ENNEA VT

ORpNAscE OYIIcE, wan DEPARrMEsT.l
WAsHINoToN, u, O., March ~, la7a \
In pursuance OF law, and by direction Of the Sec
Rotary Of Mar. the lands and buildings OF the United
States At Vergennes. VI, known rs the ChAmplAin
arsenal. will DO sold by public auction, on the
grounds, on FRIDAY. June ., is7s, commencing n
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by law. arc one
fourth cash At tho time OF sale. and the remainder
est ~ six per centpm per Annum, secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser.
Oirculars giving detailed description OF the prop
erty may be had nlon Application 70 this ONCE or 70
New York city.
The property may be inspected upon applying TO
he non commissioned offcer In charge.
mhal A. u. DYER, Chief OF Ordnance, u 3, A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-14
THE MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

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inArket for four IL actiy nnu nIn' epu W ho's
Food demand from ~ nv M. ma inciuds
cargo for BraEil, oonPose 9t,diWyto 10y pp 3s
Western Femlly, aug K,t,n. ky9,o an nr,v.ie
terms The salss On ,n, Ser r.r IA a.. it
MUS Fine At MAei ~ W.este.n buIeI " 49, w
do Extra At - siS; 20 DO. Dc q Gsiei 20 90
10, a. si.bl; ~ Dc. famiy At $50 ana Ip HOWARD
Street do, A. sssN .-.,-. So, a., ,.,,..,
Whsai-we note more aStlye demAna LOT Mh IA
today, and althougn. the oneIings Mete moIe w
eral the market was nImer anu prces ~ % ~.
amount TO 10y bushels, al southsin' snd con.
els food e prime red At sLets9' ahd INV ousne''
cTa-Tpe reqeipts q Corn today we're bs9o
bushels, OF which nOO0 oushe.n were Mss.sn LII
mhrhet LOT soHthefn W. nc,ns =. ~ ats rnd AM
aAoa lA,utp pushes Wnlh ~ oieo5 cspts au 10y