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, 1873-11-16
NOT WHOLLY TRUE. .

TO lie Editor Of ghe Chicago Tribune:
Sin 1.-The Cincinnati r11mor that the ehspon-
slon Of Hoyt, spraguo l. Go. was occasionod by
their payment Of t. 'ea,ooo,o00 German draft to
Mr. A. D. Breed ie not o9rrcdt... Tho silycr-mino
referred to IL tho Carlboo." 40 1nlea northwest
Bcoyill 4 Co., pntont-rnudicine manufacturers,-
tho partno1s being Mr. A. .. Breed and Dr.. D.
.. Miller. Of Cincinnati, with. Theodore ourran,
of Now York. Tho price OF. THO mine was 50 0o0,-'
600. Tho purohasers-tl.o Nctllorland Mining
Company, eapital e50U00 0000-paid g, ,o00, 900
about six months ago through Jay Cooke d 90.
Yho remaining s,2,60o, 600 may haro boon rail by
Hoyt, spragne Il Co; hr. Cnrran u my brother.
payment, and then stated that ths remainder was
to 10 paid about tho timo Of. the H., 8. d Go.
suspension and, ~ Ae 1pnt $3.50, 900 into tho
fru OF John 1. Horny, ourran q Go, on Dot, !.
Iprcsnme the $2.o0u,000 Tua paid ae rnmorea.
Yours truly, .. 81. ", 3.
U1l1oAao, Nov. H. 1879. ,.
, 1873-11-16
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Nou4 418-Tweuty-third Sunday aftor Trinity
AOAiAN oATuoLfu
Nou. 1g-Twe4ty-fourth Sunday after Pentocosts
Aop. list. Gregory Thannaturgu8, =. Q.
Nov. 18-Dcdteation Of So. Peter and Paul,
:: Rou, 19-St Elizabeth Of Hungary W. st. PonEap,
2. - nv
. E5v. ao-st. Felix or valols. O. e"
hou. Instrumentation Of tho b. Y. III, "a
.Npp, 92-st. Cecilia, v. NJ.
, 1873-11-16

Union, in corporation with tho movement.
unanimously parsed lilo following resolution:
:, Tint 10 cordially approve of tito movement Of
tho pastors to employ students In tho mianion
Xork of thus s!ty and vicinity, thna promoting
donta IL tie most ofiloIont and oconomionl man
nor" Thls 10 undoubtedly moyo in tho right
direction, md will certainly proyo,H,lccoauiul.
, 1873-11-16


and Il, tho gable, is 4 trofoll window, with rich
moulded work around. Tho cornloe limo in front
IN brokon up with atono corbcls and al tic foot
nf tho eornico OF tho ccntro portion Rrc aide 90
portion of tho front will, botweon tue oontro
portion aud tho ca1npantlo, ia flnBll-
ed. for tho frat aoction, With thrpo
pointed nre!ed windows, mid the no1t nbovo
With sinElo circular window. The wall oyor Is
coping. At the aoath eldc Ut tho main ccntre
projection is THO .frontlce-Ntcce or projecting
voBliEn1e. This III finshod with projecting but
trosH sides, with maasiyo doorway, with hoavy
This coutinuea I back pastil Il strikes the ' Wi Of
tho church, on limo with tho inside Of the
! nor, at this point.
Tho two sides Of tho church arc finished simi.
lnr1y. Thore aro FIVE windows on tho south md
four ON the north Bldo. Those windows arc
foet wido aud 10 feet high. Tho sldon sot up s
foot from tue ground, and tho side wallis being
only 1e foot high. The winaows extend
arc finished as dormors With sharp gab1os. ThoBe
tola arc stone, md rcst upon solid corbols built
roof e,H yo Triangular ao,or wnd9Ts on esc
covered with Pennsylvania and Vermont elato, In
varicgated colore, laid In the most artistic man
nor. Tho ridge y to DO finished with an !ornn-
mental ISona.etee'sslnE a painted in blue and car
/ The sido walls are finished with massive but
tressos botween the windova, TIC whole, takon
in connection with THO memorial chapel, pro-
ducea the varied and broken outlino and pre-
eont4 perfect picture. in perspective, md ia
decidedly tue moat ot!rGs9ne apa ID beautiful de-
TIE INTERIOR.
Tho auditorium Is spannod BY four nrehed
trussos. which csTry tho roof. These truases
spring from Eolld stono corbel. . feet only
from tho floor. At tho foot Of the truases
are massive. brackets, and md. upon ..'so :theso
width of tho church auditorium. Tho roof is
what is callea half-open timber reef. That POI
tlon Of ths asea exposed 1s oa y WIN roh
the Lowell Of the 1oor: The rear end OF tho
auditorium is finished in thteo panola the centre
ono being finished on either sido with massive
cl.lutor columns, with moulded base aud faiatod
sna o7or hsae arc clustered moudngs
ia rocoHsed panel, within which is an entraneo
door to. the memorial chapel, and on the othor
sidc ia T. corresponding. arch which opens into
&t,o eruo .ot,u noa1 frnr,h fhn ~c1,ny,
, 1873-11-16
From the lNinof1 5kddt4- Zeftun1,
G11d AR, I'll Nan 1a1n

Ono female clerk in tho Treasury Depart.
ment can count 100 notes IN nn hour, and has
counted 1000 In twenty nlnusos.
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WHAT He EAT 'EM WITH.--"Will you
have some Strawberries 7" asked a lady of
her guest. eyes, madam, yes; cat straw
berries with enthusiasm"
do you? Wen, we havn't anything but
cream and sugar for 'em this evening""
said the matter of fact hostess.
COOP BoY.-Said a youngster, in high
glec, displaying his purchase to bosom
friend in the street, 1.-TWO cocoanuts for
fivepence. That viii make me ill to-mor-
row, and / won't lave to 80 to school,"
NON DIscLosURE.-Small thanks to you,
sir" said plaintiff to one of his witnesses,
"for what you said in this cause" "Ah,
sir" said the conscientious witness, "but
just think of what didn't say"
MUST HAVE BEEN.-An Irish sailor Wis
tied city where, he said, they copper bot
toned the tops of their houses with sheet
lead. Perhaps it was the same man who
saw u white blackbird sitting on wooden
milestone eating red blackberry.
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PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-John Randolph,
of Roanoke, was making speech against
the United States Bank, and among other
things he remarked that the banks were
the cause of a perpetual motion that was
more certain and reliable than any thing
else of the kind due to the human invcn-
ton:
"For banks make poverty, and poverty
makes rags, and rags make paper, and pa
per makes money, and money makes banks,
and banks make poverty, and poverty
makes rags, and rags make paper, and pa.
per makes money, and money makes banks
and so on forever and ever, so long az
banks exist.
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WHICH Is WHIcH.-"Ah, Pat, Pat" said
schoolmistress to thickheadcd urchin,
into whose muddy brain she was attempt
ing to beat the alphabet. "I'm afraid you'll
never learn anything. Now, what's that
letter, eh p
Sure, don't you know, ma'am ~ replied
Pat.
Il thought you would have rccollected
that, because it has dot over the top oft"
'Och, ma'am Imind it well; but sure |
thought it was ily.speck."
'Well, now remember, Pat, its L.
"You, ma'am ?"
"No, no, not U, but l."
"Not 1; but you, ma'am. How's that ?"
"Not U, but |, blockhead."
80, yes; faith, now have it, ma'am, you
mean to say that you, not ], am block
head.n
Fool fool"' exclaimed the pedagoguess,
almost burning with rage.
""List as you Place" replied Pat fool or
blockhcad, it's no matter to me which yc
are 50 long as ye are free to own it."
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baltimore, Dccep.bcr 1OH. 1874.

NI, JNNN( 1WI 1873
tina
was
Inco
toy
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The ictory w asher

The undersigned is Agent for the sale of this unrNal-
led Washing Machine, invented am! patented by j. n
Connolly of Hartford county, Nd.
1t is tar superior 10 any other Washer in because
il contains the only correct principle Of washing clothes.
viii not inure the finest fabric; holds the bulk OF six
sheets ut one time washes in from three to eight min
utes according the kind Of clothes you washing.
Is durable aud not liGh" to get OF order; has
power than any other machine of its class. small hoy
or girl can wash with IT, 1t washes Thoroughly, that
IL boiling water is used not more than one hall Of an NV
erage washing Will need boiling, the steam being con.
fined in the machine. An ordinary family washing can
be done in one hour with IL. 1t saves time, labor amy
money.
1t has has bcou used with the most perfect satsaC-
ton in different families in county the following
testimonials will bear Witness
MIR. j. W. JgFFERY: DEAR SRI have tried your Vie.
tory Washing Machine, and think it does its work in
the best manner aud in shorter time than any machine
have ever tried 1t does not niure the clothes in any
way REBEcCA WooIsEY near Churchvc
would also respectfully refer to the following ladies
some of whom have used Tie Victory Washer several
months, and can testify to its superior merits:
Mrs. Capt. Geo. H. Zimmerman, wilma Mrs william
Oldield, Fountain Green; Mrs VIM. IL. Waters, "Wn-
tervalc; Mrs. John z. Dallam, Perrymansville; Mrs
Faston; Mrs. Jerc Sullivan, near Bel Air; Mrs Quinn
Fountain Green; Mrs. Patrick Clark, Dublin District :;
Mrs. DR.. Littg, Emmorou and many Others; ny
of whom say that it is the very hest machine they
have seen and OF the ladies above named have
used several other washing machines and abandonch
them for TIE VICTORY.
MACHINES SENT ON TRIAL.
THE VICTORY will lie placed in competition with
any other Washer in the county, and will in every in
stance prove itself the best.
Orders sent to tho undersigned will receive immc-
date attention.
j. w. JEFFREY,
Fountain Green, Hartford CO., Md.
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20, Ia
buckets
LAS coat
Southern should be
beauty and in the fact of being that
o
Very : d
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GREAT DISCOVERYl

of the
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IhayrG
durability and Vrryrcs
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.KalMlnna Linz. RnItiuinl.c

e. r. hpig E$qAgcnt for Bradeys Patent Paint Ba
paint WHICH purchased from you has given entire satisfaction much
but looks better after is on than any pain
lighted with it, lie that he pain twice fast
with the Enamel paint than other paint he used
public very articles of paint ever
Yours very truly
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NO. 2i.


Inc lollOMln1 pathetic story l. trans
lated from the German journal. Scepter
and Crown: ..Sire." said the wife of
Macmillan TO Napoleon, with heartfelt
but gentle voice, pardon the wife who
speaks Tor the honor and life of her
husband. Ii 1, in my zeal, have al
lowed myself to be carried on TO too bold
deie nse of the cause which 10 me is the
highest and noblest- lit could not have
been otherwise. Sire, beseech YOU.
for the sake Of eternal mercy. have com
passion. Give us yet year, proiec-
tion: or give us gold. If the blood of
France is precious TO you" And with
an undescrib IDLY beseeching look of an
guish she looked at this man. from
whose mouth the word OF hope might
be sounded which she might carry on
the wings of love and JOY To her hus.
band pining afai. in order TO inspire his
despairing soul with new strength
With cold tone replied Napoleon:
MADAME, The greatest service one can
render ladies in serious moments /,
complete truth and candOr. II would be
a crime towards your Majesty ii | were
10 oilcr 10 you hopes which could no.
De realized. My resolves are unaltera-
bic. like the necessity which has diciat-
ed them. have nothing more len for
Mexico mot man, not dollar" Then
the features OF the Empress became con-
vulsed in horrible fashion: the white of
her eyes became the color of blood
her slances had q flaming. phosphorcs-
cent glow her lips parted wide back
from her splendid white teeth. With
arms outstrctchcd, She stepped towards
the Emperor, and, driving forth her
words between the partings of her heay-
ing breast she cried. with a voice that
sounded more than human. Yea il is
true the picture Of my dreams. the
horrible phaniasy of my fights There
he stands before NE with the beakcr of
blood that demon OF he'll the muir
derer Of my family Murder mv hus-
band, smiling devil, Murder me. the
grandchild OF Louis Philippe-of that
King who snatched thee from misery
aud saved thee from the scaflold!' The
Emperor retreated slowly 10 the door
as before the apparition of specter
he Impress remained standing. and
out her hand. cried again.
while her features became still more
uisAgured and her eyes more wildly
giaring: "Begone, man. but lake with
thee my curse the curse which God
hurled 40 the head Of the first murderer.
Thy throne shall fall into ruins: flames
shall destroy thy house: and when thou
hast been cast down 10 the dust from
" hich thou emerged. sinking in shame
and impotence, then shall the Angel of
' engeance cry to thy despairing oul.
IA mournful tones. tile names MaN.mil-
ian and Charlottew
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0--A Connecticut paper tells of a man
IN that village who owns a goat. while
STOPPING over picking straw berries. on
Tuesday, Billy, who was watching him.
took offence al the motion. and making
q running jump at the exposed position.
knocked the man, berries and dish, clear
through lattice fence, into the next
garden. He is able TO be absut. but his
wife brings cushion when he sits down.
A goat skin is nailed on his barn, that
can be bought cheap.
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TO talk and when there was any conver-
sation, il was carried Oh in whispers all
most. Tiger, who appeared alone TO be
aware Of the earthquake while the vessel
was in motion, prowled about, moaning
and groaning; and when he came and
placed his head on Mrs. Roosevelts lap,
il was "A sure sign of commotion of more
tnan usual violence. Orders were Civ
en- in low tones. aud the usual cheerful
: aye, aye, sir" of the sailors, was almost
inaudible Sleeplessness vas another
characteristic. Sound, continuous sleep
was apparently unknown. The boat in
due time safely landed at New Orleans,
when Mr.. Roosevelt and the passengers
were greeted almost as superior beings.
The voyage was thus accomplished, ter
minating successfully; the navigating of
the waters OF the West was made fixed
fact. Its subsequent history is known
to all.
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For square Of 10 lines or less, week. 81 0c
Each subsequent insertion, 70 cts
Longer advertisements ~ tne same rate
4 fraction over even square or squares
counted as asquare. These are the terms
for transient advertisements n reasonable
deduction will be made 10 regular adver-
tisers.
Notices appointment Of administra-
Tors arl legal notices Of like character TO
be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township officers, each st.oO
For County 2.5o
For District, Circuit. or State, 800
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u The Leavensworth. Kansas, Times
says: The farmers OF this region have
CLEANED their wheat fields and are reioic-
ing over The bountifnl harvest The
rich soil of Kansas never yielded more
generously than il has this year, and in
consequence, brighter and better times
for all are anticipated. The samples Of
grain exhibited prove that the quality is
OF the finest. III Kansas fall wheat this
year Is graded below the best of winter
wheat from the fields of other States,
We viii conclude that injustice has been
dome.
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fr-Thc laws delay has brought its
lcsiiimatc result in the ease of stokes.
" lille waiting for new trials law has
been passed by the Assembly of New
\ ork. making conviction of murder in
the first degree dependent upon proofs
so undeuiable hat anything short of an
ac ual eyewitness will not be admitted
as evidence. This will end the reign of
circumstantial evidence, which. i'm its
day, has wrought much evil; still. hv
casting II out. many rascal richly de-
serving Of the gallows, will be permit
ted TO 20 unhung.
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~ The late father of the President
left an estate valued ut 10000 Twen-
ty years ago il is stated that he had ac-
quired az least $4,000, so that he has
not grown immensely wealthy Within
the last two decades.
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~ A father in consoling his daughter
who had lost her husband, said "a don't
wonder Won gricve for him. my child
you will never find his equal" II don't
know as | can" responded the sobbing
widow "bnt III do NV best" The
nilDi felt c0miOriCd
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NJ The Columbus papers don't have
any editorials now, the alleged cause
being that "the thermometer is sp 10
three shirt collar, minute"
Springfield tO) Republican
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GTPresdent Grant had bad scare
last evening; one of his bullcst pups
was sick at the stomach. Tie consulta-
tion disclosed the fsct that his meat had
not been cut fine enough.
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uyA female dog belonging to Joseph
Mclaughlin, of this city, gave birth to a
wee small pig last Saturday. The mo-
ther tenderlo provides his pigship with
its lacteal meals, and both dog and pig
ARE doing well. This is no sensation,
aut the naked truth. N. a.. Ledger.
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TIIE undersigned having received the
L contract for carrying the mail to
Rockport, respectfully informs any one
desiring to 20 to Rockport, that he will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays and Fridays if they will leave
word on the day before AT The Post office
In Jasper. JOSEPH UHRICU.
July 9Th. 1910
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK

Organized in 1913.
Hank tVouEs-From o'clock 4. NJ. to AZ
O'Clock Y, NJ, aud on SATURDAY ENENING nom
Ga clock to = o'clock.
Dividends made twice year. Feb. /, and Aug. l
All dividends not drawn out are at once added to
the principal deposits, and thus interest Is com.
pounded twice year.
Extra Dividend once IN four years. Deposltors
who share in this dividend will realize seven per
cent. interest annually,
Hs-All accounts Of depositors strictly prsrate and
confidential.
ns-Money deposited during the first week of the
month will date 'front.' the first day of the month
As-Money loanedto depositors on pledge of he
post book.
w. II. SMITH, Treasurer.
THA
For so Cents q Pound
At CHANDELIERS, Market Square.
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FOREIGN.

Paris, 70. II is officially announced to-day
that the fortified town of Mazieres, the CAPT
tai Of the department of Ardennes, and the
town OF ChaTleyille on the opposite side of
the river Mouse. were evacuated last night
by the German forces, which have occupied
| them since the conclusion of the war.
The staff OF Gen. Mamie ufiel will remain at
Nancy for a short tine. After its departure
from that city the Nerdun district will be the
only French territory occupied by German
troops.
/ Rome. %. \ consistory will be held next
Friday tortthe nomination 0. Bishops.
The Cardinal Shar have had Instructions
from the Vatican not to receive the Cure of
Santa Cruise on his arrival in this city.
The commission for the liquidation of &C.
clesiasticai property, opened its session here
to-day
Madrid, 90. President Salmeron held a
council Of generals to-day. He was advised
to summon Immediately into active service
80 900 men of the reserve.
The civil Governors of Seville and Albecite
have been dismissed, and replaced by special
delegates.
Gen. Mar,emez has suspended Gen Val
eyole as Captain General Of Valencia.
The inhabitants Of Ulrera have defeated
and taken two guns from an iusurgeDt col
umn, which marched out of Seville to carry
into effect the declaration Of independence.
As the insurgent iron-clad Victoria was
sailing from Alicante, a German trigate which
was lying in the harbor, got up steam and
followed her ont by orders received from the
German legation at Madrid.
Barcelona, 90. The remains OF Gen. Cab
rinets who was killed in an engagement near
RVali, between the Republicans and Carlists,
Will be brought to this city.
Fearing Disturbances in consequence OF the
issue OF the proclamation OF independence,
many OF the respec :able inhabitants are ieay-
ing the city.
a colonel OF the Civil Guards here has de-
serted and Joined the Carlists.
Bayonne, %. The Carlists claim that their
effective force in Spain now numbers so 900
men. They have disembarked Il large guam
tity OF arms and ammunition from England nj
Regineto.
Paris, %. The Carlis,s have made a fox
mai demand of France for recognition of theft
rights as beligerants. The French govern
ment has refused, and declares that it will re-
main perfectly neutral In accordance witt
this policy it has forbidden Spanish repubh
cans from sending succor to Purceyda by wa,
of Port Vendreo, French town on tn,
Mediterranean.