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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-16
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The howerl the nowerl the beautiful fowenl
The beautiful children OF the sunshine aud showers
Fair types OF mans frailty, they bloom for day,
Then wither and die--Oh how feeung are thcyl
Fair types Of mans pleasures how sweet TO the eye
And how swiftly ON Times rushing torrent they Gy
Y,4 frall as they are, and swim TO depart.
There's alanguage they have that appeastoth heart
How their sweet silent voices TO such as will hear
fell the infinite love ofa Deity near.
How they gladden. the soul ofthe invalid pale,
As they poin, 10 that painless life over the vale
How they speak 20 the moumer IN acccntsthat move
As they mention that Saviour whose essence Is love-
How they soothc the poor penitent's tears and hts
signs
with a promise Of mercy coming down from theskies
How speak 10 the naughty who seek to be decked
With the richest apparel. with fawning respect
"vainl Vain, arc your efforts and vain they have
beenl
You are clothed not like yet we toll not nor SPIN
How they speak to The lhoughtlcs the reckless sn
saying "Now is the time your LIES work to begin
And how TO the hermit in tones ofreproof
eBush for shame to be idly thus keeping Aloof
From the woes Of your kindred, the vents Of your
kind
Much to do In the world, ifyou look you can find.
Then awake 70 your duty, and labor each hour
some spot 70 perfume WIN a ueeu ike nowerl'
And how to the miser, "ohl hoard not your gold
There's pleasure in giria0 no tongue has eer told
Learn like Us to be free with the wealth you possess
For your mission on earth Is the needy TO bless
And how to us all, HIet your duty be done,
And each day. well spent be victory wonl
Claim not the high places Of earth for yodr sphere
But like us show the world modest worth is more
dearF'
o sweet little teachers 10 richly bestowed
Your words shall be needed along our rough road.
Your work is like Charity's, not 10 condemn,
But to gladden. and bless all the children OF men
Like Humiliiy's self unohtrusiyc and sweet
Ycu would crown not ,hc head but would blush at
the feet
Whether filling the eyes OF the child with delight.
with your fragrance sorichnId youreoonso bright,
or winning a smile 10 the lips OF old age
As you throw your son light over life closing page
MISUNDERSTANDING the path of the pilgrim so worn,
or cheering the dropping TIM sad and forlom;
Whether spurned by the evil sought by the good,
Whether eulled from the greenhouse or from the
Wild wood.
Whether sprinRins from moses or from the ronsh
sod,
Dim shadows you are Of the goodness Of Cod.
Heshaiater, Nd, Nay IN. Is7l
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-16

geese-whose advanced squadrons are
already passing northward over Connecti-
cut-maintain their long flight alike in the
darkness and the daylight SO possibly,
may the other, smaller birds, and these
may escape observation because Of their
smallness. That they do, however, fly in
the night is abundantly proved by the
revelation Of the astronomers telescopes,
as well as the slaughter occasioned by the
birds dashing hcedlessIy against the An-
terms of the lighthouse on the coast.
The astronomer Mitchell (now deceascd)
speaks of seeing birds cross the field Of
his glass, when this was directed TO the
moon, in the dead hours of the night.
We have conyesed with other astronomers
who affirm that in September and October,
judging from the numbers which cross the
field of their telescopes, the whole air
seems to be literally filled with birds flying
southwark at night; and again in April
the same phenomena reappears, the only
difference being that the direction Of flight
Is reversed The lighthouses bear the
same testimony Mrs, Thaxter, in her
charming book Of life on the Isles Of
Shoals, says -
Sometimes in autumn, always in spring,
when birds are migrating, they are destroy
ed in such quantities by this means that il
is painful to reflect upon The keeper at
the Island three years ago told me that he
picked up three hundred and seventy-fve
in one morning at the foot Of the light
house, all dead They fly with such force
against the glass that their beaks are often
splintered The keeper said he found the
destruction greatest in hazy weather, and
he thought "they struck ray at great
distance and followed up Many a May
morning have | wandered about the rock
at the foot Of the tower, mourning over a
little apron brimfull of sparrows, swallows,
thrushes, robins, 6re-winged blackbirds,
many colored warblers, and fiy.catchers,
beautiful clothed yellow birds, nuthatch-
crs, catbirds, even the purple finch and
scarlet tanagcr and golden oriole, and
many moro bcsides,--cnough to break the
heart of a small child TO think of Once
great eagle few against the lantern and
shivered the glass. That was before lived
there but after we came two gulls crack.
cd one Of the large, clear paucs, one stormy
night.
Yes, they come in the night. We wake
up, some bright spring morning, to heal
the welcome note Of birds which were moi
here the day before, and had not been here
for half year at least This is notably
true of the clear mellow whistle of the
oriolo--those flying flames" which come
with the blossoms, but come suddenly, al
the end of the first week in May. All
our familiar spring birds, in fact, seem t.
come back to US in the night. The light
house glare on the shore is perilous to al
ofthem, little and big. Longfellow, in hi
poem ON "The Light House" says;
"The sea-bird wheeling round it, with the dir
OF wings and winds and solitary cries,
Blinded and maddened by the light within,
Dashes himself against the glare and dies. :
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PETER Q. G. SHoRrMAN,
Surrogate, Greenaat, Hamilton county.

An old curmudgeon has been deferred
from committing matrimony in the follow
ing way Thinking over the subject, and
particularly the expense Of maintaining a
family, he set the table in his lonely abode
with plates for himself and an imaginary
wife and FIVE children. He then sat down
to dine, and as often as he helped himself
to food he put the same quantity on each
of the other plates, and surveyed the pros
pect, at the same time computing the cost.
No wonder he is still an old bachelor,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-16

A Kentucky farmer refused TO look at
a sample sewing machine not long ago, as
he always sows wheat by hand" He is
related TO a man who did not want a
threshing machine on his farm, " for"
said he, give me harness tug or barrel
staye, and | can make my family toe the
mark according to law and scripture"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-16
Il am monarch ofAil survey,
Ny rIghI there b none o dlsnntr I

OR. Cruso's Digest, vol. Z, page 953.)
By right, here Mr.. Cruso unquestiona-
bly, means the right Of making wills,
whether man has anything to give or not,
We are next to consider what degree Of
capacity i requisite TO make will As
has been well remarked BY vaitcl, PufIeu-
dorf, and Justinian, very small infants,
idiots, aud madmen are considered incapa-
BILE. The standard Of capacity for making
wills Is indeed very low, being about the
same as thas required 70 decide on their
validity; and here cannot forbear to
quote from a recent decision Of learned
brother in an eastern county Every per-
son not embraced within either Of the
above classes idiots, lunatics, or persons
non coa.pcs aentis) Of lawful age i com
petent TO make will, be his understand
ing ever 50 weak, and is also, / win ven.
ture 70 add, eligible 70 the Office Of surro.
gate,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-16

At spirit meeting few nights ago a
gentleman requested the medium to ask
what amusements were most popular TO
the spirit world, Reading obituary mo-
tees was the reply.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-16

A very good hit was made BY one Of
the defeated candidates in the British
Parliament Agentleman approached him
with -" Well, Mr.. , how do you
feel?v "Wcll," said he, g feel, | sup
pose, pretty much as Lazarus did" "As
Lazarus didT ssid the first speaker
How is that ?" 2Why,' said he, Lag
arus was licked BY che dogs, and sowas |.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-16

My son in paying your addresses to a
young lady, you should always consult the
parents si--therefore before you pop the
question you should question the pop.
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0hines sbrpad,
From The Aira California.
AN ORIENTAL PARADISE.
AYaokes womau's Experience Ina turkish BatIl
Hclr Wcmss Rdss the Day IN Constanfinopls
Performed Lasxaufes from rhich Men are
Excladea-T'he Mysteries cffte Bath.
ny OLIVE HARPER.

Df OLIVE HARPER.
CoNsTAsTISoPLE, Feb l6.--I have
read certainly not less than fifty times
elaborate descriptions Of genuine Turkish
baths by Bayard Taylor, Ross Browne and
others, and had always had my imagine
ton filed with combined ecstacies Of be-
ing scrubbed with hot water and perfum-
cd soap, and iced sherbet, and | made up
my mind not to leave Turkey without hav-
ing had that delightful experience. You
know that ! belong TO the softer sex, and
they do not bathe promiscuously here as
in Baden Baden, Long Branch, and many
other fashionable places.
This bath where went Is for ladies
alone, and not even the common herd be-
ing admitted, for the charge is very high.
! have made few friends among the ma
tiyes since | came here, and can speak
few words Of Greek (the predominant
tongue and owing 10 my acquaintance
with them got glimpse, or rather
whole days sight, Of paradise where man
is excluded The exterior Of these baths
is Of the usual style, or no style, of Turk
ish arehitecture-but the interior fully
recompenses for the lack Of beauty with
out. 1t IS in the upper part Of Galanta,
and you 20 in sedan chairs, which wait
for you, as'you must take the EXTREMIST
care Of yourself in coming out Of the bath,
particularly at this season Of the year. A
cold taken after Turkish bath is always
fatal.
Four of US went, together with two SER
wants who carried our towels, bathing
dresses and lunch. Its an all days job,
and the ladies all take lunch with them.
had number Of very handsome aud Gu
rious things given me at the exposition by
the Egyptian and Turkish commissions,
and among them were large bathing tow
els with borders of gold woven in; also a
bathing dress similarly decorated. My
friends insisted on my taking them, aud
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0dlit and 8umor.
HUMORs OF THE LAW.
a Fi9sT'ciAss STORY ABOUT DECISION OF
DOUBTFUL AUTHORITY.

1o1'"aei purpor'ing 70 be an opinion OF
surrogate Of one Of the northern counties
q sew orr ana written by distinguish
- 'a"yer q 'ha' o'a'e' Is nne specimen
:" genuine humor
before Peter Y. Y. shortman, surrogate.
= 'ns mater o. approving the last VIII
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requiring 'ha' the testator should possess
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Patrons Of Hasbandry female match
makers
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Gorreiponsens aus Wfinneapolis,
minu.

Go if ni9t ssnus, haB man INNER BON an
bern glaysn in tsr nGasstts" lief bsu's wcasn
mir BEN 9sisr stpas ron Winnsapolis miitbtilsn.
pier bat i4 rim ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
tilrst untsr hem YatrOnats tss bl. Sciepb. Der
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sinsn bsrart. llntsrtlgunJ in araufbsits' une
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IS MitsIiser. Oils esamts bat man nit &s4t
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fcmmen ssrSisAt ma6tsu. Is limb
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llno 70 mOss bfnn bas Bsrf sstsibsn. tliben
unb 3rl8is trasen! W. =.
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lteber scn 8nu Der 9cpa yaeiRe mir

Meber Den Sau Der Soma Yaci6c pirb
mitsettsilt tab Ssrr @rasss, Ser 8bcmbsrs
nit nod antern Serrn bic Grsartsitsn an Der
gabn fir,lia tei3tist baben I'm, mad 9paIen.
puns Der nStbissn &sparatursn iOtalb mUsli8
nit benz esssn Ter in Gbieasu ansslansten 81.
ientabni&iensn gu tssinnen. S&cn bsrri6t re.
sss eetsn in benz Dubuque Sabntot no tie
@Urtsrsitunssn sstrUHsn psrbsn. Ssrrn @rasss
fSnnsn Dubuauer Burger ;u Danf psrpai&tet
isin, trcB Der snsrsii&en SppoFticn Der md&ti.
Saincis Central Giienbabn, trps bes seeridten
@slbmarftts. trpB Der GiienbabnssitBs troB als
benz ma&te Ssrr @rasss bic anlsibs unp nun
fann bas Werf besinnen.
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Sim Dieu5faa NbenS asssn s lbr ton.

Slm Dienitae MbenS ssssn 8 llbr tSn:s
alarm burb bic Strabsu Der Stapt. unp Der
srel srleutsts Simmsl lieb SGlimmes befar6tsn.
Tidinipn's 0iebsrei, Elm mi1tisss SOl3ss-
tauss an @albinston StraBe, ifanS In Slam
men. Die Gsuerlsute tbatsn ibr geitss Ginbalt
su tbun, aber LANCE LANCE nabm es, ebe man
aud nur einen fleinsn Grfols ibrer 5batisfsit fab.
Die ausssbSrr ten SUlSsetdube .paren Elm. 3u
CUTE Nabruns fir bas sefabrlite Clement. Was
ibris tlisb iinS &eibeu BON i&parssebran ntsn
gaIfsn. Der gerlut bslGuft f4 auf etipa 800.
COO, pcsor $4,000 serlibt rt iins. WGrs bas
aass, 10 wars bic Sa6s ri&t itlimm, bod lei.
Der III tsm 5susr aud Gin Msnl&snleben gun,
Spf:r sswprtsn unb Elm speites in @sfabr.
gtmars Gatss, Der arbsitsssl&irr rsttsn wOats,
psrlisb ~ ipat has 9sbGups uni srbielt baSurG
8ranSwunssn, bsnsn er am na6ffolsenbsn "a.
se erlas. Ginsm antsrn arbsitsr Glider cling
Is ni&t sisl tsitr, iein esben 1T nod bsute in
Grass. aneere Mrbsiter wurpen penissr &C.
f6brIi9 psrpunset. llsbsr bic llria6e Res 8eu
srs 1T ni1t's 8enausrss befannt. Wan mutb.
rnabt eae ss i'm S&melyraum entltanetn, no
man am Gage sssoHen bate. Das mar absr nod
ni&t aaeS fir isnsn Tag. 8aum mar tiees 5susr
sslOi6t ais iton wissr bic 9Ioden gum alarms
tSntsn. Gin s~usif0disss 8ramsbaus an Waib.
inetun StraBe, nabs eagle peint gps., benz Serru
N. Graf ssbSrenb, ianS in 5Iammen uni
trannts bis auf ZEN @runS nisper, sbe nal ei,
SpriBen rs6t anfamsn. 3eitpsilis parsn til
umliessnhen 5auisr in 0sfabr, NO i&Ou bic WS
bel ssrettst tpurpsn. pier i9eint elm granbfifte
feline tlntbat psribt ~ BADEN, ba bas 5aus lesl
fant. SSa unisrs yUIiSei tsin auss auf Der
Ibater baben?
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StabtratbSperb anblumaen.

StSun4 pom 4. Sfptemper.
Nadesm cine ansabl Straeenccntraete ssrss.
ben, rsiHtsn bic Ysamtsn ibre monati&en BE.
ri6ts elm, bic ni6ts Undergraduates entbal.
ten unb wuretn bic @sbaltsIifsn fir ben psrs.
0unat stnsbmist. Ter Stast Snssnisur rsi9ts
ssrI&ietsns Yeri&te elm.
Die OrboranI has Abfeusrn ron dsur.
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Gen, Steuern &c. erlepist.
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sin, bic bic @sbabrsu Der 5risesn srittsr fsf.
felt Ts purbe benz Srtcnan,rUmits iitnpislsn.
Zen susrsnssrn an Summit Stra6e purss
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nisurs auf eisens aOisn gu phaltsrn. Gin Spss
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fur Zen Sntsrshsafune 8 ,
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tssssnsn. 8spusirsn bas aGsTsmsut, MAIDEN
Is saeur& unssisyli4 uab srbstsn sann IOpisl
msbr prO,snts bon Der rsbu,irtsn Summs.
Sancta simplicitas mU&tsn mir sa ausrufsn.
9lbsr bic Stabtpatsr iino ni6t 70 sumui, ais fs
ausIsbsn. Bel BEN WanSpn III 3met. Wir psr.
ben in na&fsr Tummsr, bsut manssIt ser Raum,
bic ausslssenbsit nSbsr tsIsuattH.
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9r6mien II.

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9e'eg'n ".to.n 'p""'". ~" y" -
einen Seerif iiber Den Snbalt oes Suhes
=, ,.h.r ,hs;Isr mir b;er hsn Snhs NIT .
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@e16iGe trSlurtmburser 3artes.
l. gcrsei&i&ts.
III III sS, nrrtMya I", inter Vib nraunSi,Ssr' Sa,r.
rei&iIG. ipanii3sr II. Ster.si@iia.ssuti3er Ssrr.
'~aT' orrn,rr, ON e,rost,r,oo,bum ,us seut.
Idcr guneesdaaf. Son fSi5-1S67.
Dns Grrbbsrssstbum sursmsurs.
sa9e rne WrrBs.
Susrcarapbis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-09
Ausjug aus bsn telegraph. prps(dsu
1talicn.

Nspgort 8. Sspt. Gin Srisf aus Som
laat, bic 8esplutipu nil isst bic rptbs &spublif
unc bic Commune ~sinfabren unS in &om bic
islten Snei6e lgielsn, ME le in paris lpieIte.
Sis lit futn ssrus seprreen, sinsn Son9reB nl1
6srrara sin,ubsru sn. am 2. Ausuit ruree IN
elmer 0ila in Der N6bs BON Simini cine @rt
Gortsratbuns ~ssbaltrn, bet psl1er y 6ubrsr
Ger &sYoIution aus alien Sbsilsn Der Srlsl an
weisne paren. Die &ssieruns LIEF bic Vtla
BON &ruppen umrinssn unb bic % 8ctbsn per-
baftsn. IislsIbsn purbsn burdlu6t unb aus
ben pa?isren, pelGs man bel ibnen fanS, iopts
aus anssren Auelsn erlansts bic &esieruns Elm
0erisi9uib son nasbr ais 200 in ben ptopinsen
&acsnna, aneOna, Bologna unp 5srrara bette
Dieie @luts purSsn ale innsrbalb ~rsuissr ga
sc seIticItn, bic yapisrt ~Ssristsn e~Cntseirt u.
einise Nitsliessr AM 8. unb 10. ssrbaftst. Su
5clse Der aus BEN BEL 8imini fertssncmmeneH
papisrsn erlanstsn S~uformatiUn Iisb bic 8sste.
runs erei Giibrer Der Sntsrnatipnalsn in 5arli
une frsi,sbn in 8Iursn, ssrbaftsn.
Spaniem.
0onbpn, A. Sept. Ter r5imss" pirp aus
Maerib tslssrapbirt, pas bic Niniirreriis mob
fprteausrs. Ssncr GOrtina, Der RintfsrprGt.
benz, bsfebt auf leinsr &sisnltipn.
General Ylanco uno anbsrs Gibrsr Der uOro-
li6en Mrmss babsn ben General @abaQa aat
Waprip %bsslsitst.
2euepa, 4. Sept. usbsr bas S9ifiaL Der
Oiferrsi6iI6sn NprbpUlsrpeciticn srfibrt man mob
Gplssutss Die S8%iHtri&iSsn rsifsn lebeu
@pnats lang aui SSlittsn uns bra&ten ,psi
gDintsr auf benz Gils 3u. Der n0rpli6fe yunft,
Der srreitt puree, mar I'm 81. grsiens:ate. Sn
nSrbli9sr Ri6tuns murpe ein sruBss Stid eano
snttedt. Gin ruiFi&es SaiH bra6ts bic @s.
ieai6aft mad Der Snitl Wartps. Nur Elm 81.
sssfaa fam auf Der sanSsn &tiie Sur.
Nabrib, 4. Sept. Tas Mininerium 1T
,uridsstrstsu uno Sascfa nit Der Silbuns ct.
nes nsusn teauftrast pcrpea, trsl&ss rpabri&siu'
LID fOlsenesrmabsn ;uiammenseisBt iein miro (;
SasOifa, yrsmier uno Minifer pss Snnsrn ;
Gclmsnarss. Sufisminifsr Serrano YebOpa,
arisssminifsr, Gcman&p, 5inansminiasr, 3cpri-
uut5 tth 'stuttntmth'Ibb stApAtV OtVVb'BVg
SanpsIsmiuiitsr, &omsro Sriy, GOlonialmini.
isr.
3%psitaulsub Mann irsrbeu bisier Gage mad
Cuba sinssihiHt psrten, I'm bic eIdsn in Der
pantheon armse aussuflaen.
Die G%arlitsn batsn bic 9slaseruns bon
yuisesrpa aufsebOben CD, ~tpuriibsr bier srose
5rsuts beridt.
Die Garlifen seri6anssn lid BEL Bilbao.
Der bur6 has Sombarbsmsnt il puisesrpa
anssri6tsts SSabs III unteesateno CO..
Selaien.
YraITeL 3. Sspt. 9ei Der eefern ~ Done
in elmer aoblsnmine ~srfOlstsn Grploien sinseu
fetsn Nenl9enlsbsn SsrlOren unb flint aOblsn'
grader wurssn i&per ssrleBt aus Der Mins &c.
braht.
Tranfreib.
paris 4. Sspt. Der amtliGe Yrri1t Der
GommiiiOn. ptl&s ~sinssisst purbe, I'M bic Uni.
fante Ger Gatwsi&uns Ya,aint's ~ unteriu&sn,
lautet, bab Der S&lisbr f& bur& ben Sbsrt
0iastts, 9a,aias's slSi atant, ~Ssrlsisn lief, Dem
Gefansensn sur 5la@t bebilai1 Az Itin.