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The New York herald., 1874-11-10
sALns AT AUCTION.

HBNRY d. MINER AUCTIONEER -
Ia late Henry b. Leeds Miner. Estahlisned ted.
THIS TUESDAY, November 10,
a. 10Y O'Clock, at the salesroonl
No. Iua Duana street, near Hroaduay
Geuteel House hold Furniture WOOD and black wa
nut PASer suits, In various colored reps Easy Cnar{
black walpq, Dedsteaas, BrreAus an9 Wasnst.nas ~
verpla tod Ware, Bedding Kitchen Utensils &C.. &ci
also kit Of Carpenters Tools
TO the Trade.
About tpo rosewood. black walnut and oek Lounge.
Sofa Mirror and Chair Frames TO be sold by order OF
Alfred Barber. Assignee In Bankruptcy.
j. day (Tuesday). at l0a O'CLOCK, ~ lo b2wery tho
stock snd Fixtures OF shirt store vx ID Showcases,
ana Drawers linen Cnfs and Collars &c also Hosiery
Covers Pockctbooks CoinbM &c. J. also Parlor Suits.
Carpets Oilclo;h Clocks Curtains Window shades cane
Champagnes. WN. tM4 r,f
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK from foot Of Desbrosses ana
Express ior Harrisburg pttsburq the west aad South
With Pullman palace cars a,tashsd, $3.50 A NJ, and
Erie railroad division. connectng at rniladclpnia,
Petroleum Centre and the OIL Regions.
washington express OF Pullman parlor cars daily.
sis:iS u Regular at 3 10 4 NJ. 5 and r. N. sun,
Express mSs Tor r Philadelphia $40 $50 M 1852 4:la
81 M Emsraas m aa ana q secoa es% s'af ans
Accommodation Tor trenton at 5:20 "A. and +.
Forssyasss s so At .ls ~ IS So s 70 s5 Il sa
1;ps ssir s;q N II 80 NJ and u night sunday SA
iS Il i I'd II: asis s' !ssss si'S Is
For ssaSxaS s s.; a ~ d % IS s,s II.
For M sEa and aSI?y and south Am'o' ana
$40, 6:l0 P. NJ. and II night Sunday. JPN.
70. 70. Eass Mstone o y noop mi r "a, Sna pM
For Lambc:tvi ana bennington. $50 A. NJ. and 4P. n
For phi.psburg and Beiyldere Pig ~ y
For Freehold; I 20 A. NJ, 4:lo and7P, H.
For ana @ a q amaa y
Amboy,s 80 r. NJ For Hishtsown and Pomoertou.
Trains arrive as foows:-From Pitsburg $50 95) A.
N. and 9:,5 r. NJ. daily; $50 r ~, daily exceps
Monday From Washington M , and Baltimore S;D
i:s A. NJ, 2:S 1as, SIS, 6:s1 st io;27 2 " sum
ana foot Of brosscs ana cortandt streets Emgrant
BrookSm Nos Ii lis and is Hudson street. Hoboksa
b. N. BOYD, Jr. General Passenger Agent.
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DOVE 4 HITLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID sale on Tuesday. November 10, at ii O'Clock, at No.
~ Broadway me entire STOCK OF the above store
ssting of about 80 cgant Bedroom suits In black wal
nu', oak and naid wood; Dress ng Cases Wardrobes
Armouirs: Cabinets, mantei and pier Mirrors side.
boards Bureaus Parior suits, satin, silk rep and
brocate large quantity q Chandeliers rurkih Chairs
and Lounges. nlald Centre Tables Lambrequins Lace
Curtains and Cornices, elegant Bookca ascs. Writing
Desks and Library Tables curci hair Mattresses.
morocco. oi!Paintinss, Canopy geds,eAds Bi!iiari
Table. Balls Cues &c. large lot OF Volins, Guitars Ac
cordeons, Banjos, Conccrenas Flutes, Comets, &C. /;
scwin.eMachiues. Catalogues ready.
JOHN II. HILLILR, Attorney for Mortgageo.
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Huno1nAx srrAMsurps.


TO PLYMOUTH, cHERBOUR0 AND BAMBUR0
Inc elegant Gyde.ouit iron steamships will sail from
GOETHE. Captain yIson Noyamber II
LEsSIS& Captain Toosberg. ........... December
from EAgis Line pier tcot Of Fire! street, Hopoken.
PLYAourH, LoNDOE, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
Cahn-Frst saloon, 31 gold; second saloon, 81 gold
Prepaid seer.s. @ a..
Will. fE e,gns .|i.et taOpy 70 FcScH EDDY South
. For passase apply to KEAUTH NACHOD 3 KuHNE,
E'oR CARDIFF. BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL OTHER
- points IN England and WaleA-The south Wales At
lantc Steamship COMPANY from Pennsylvania Railroad
wharf Jsrssy City. as foliows:-
Yirst cabin passage $40 and ssh currency second
Soc $se
W. = A' aSRcHIBAIp' 'us BXxrEK w., Assn Asssy 20
II Broadway, New York
ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE
rlE gENKHtI sNsEgs II SoEr4Eys NAL
The splendid vessels this avorte route for the Con-
inent oeng more southerly than other) will sail
iTom pier N9 30 North River, as follows:-
VILE f Is0ss PHss Nov Nov Y
Srst c.b sis sscona Ss enfldGn fh1a Mo'
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
American travellers, by taking this line avoid both
trans by Engsh railway and the dtscomfor OF cross
Ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and ex-
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent s, Broadway.
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ETHIOPIAN srxAsssHIPs.

<N,DONoyAN RossA-cHEAPEsT PASSAGE o.
" nce in New York. Nevada sails wednesaey. Cork
fast Glasgow Northern HOTEL corner Of ccrandt ana
West streets
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

A --CITIZ1NS' LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
"A. North and West Elegant steamboats, daily SatuR
days excepcd at p NJ, from pier 40 North River o0
of Leroy street Fare low
NALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPOR1
and Fall Rivcr.-The world renowned ste amert
BRIaTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier rs North RtveE
foot Of Murray street. daily Sundays excepted atlE
NJ Through tickets sold at all principal hotels In the
city. Halls Band engaged for the season.
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g. WALQRON, AuCIIOvEER.
a. BY D. W. IVES n DO
Saesrooms l0e Liberty Ill Cedar and % Churcn street
on WEDNESDAY. At II O'clock
including general assortment OF goods from
residences, stores Offices, wareroo.ns. 4c., &c.
A MERlCAN ART.-MR. DANIEL A. MATTHEW'S
IA begs to announce that he has received
l26 PAINTINGS 2
DIRECT FROM THE STUDIOS OF
THE MOST EMINENT AMERICAN ARTISTS,
viz. Vim. Hart j. W. Castiear, y. 4. Cropsey. j. q.
Brown W. L. sonntas, r. swain clifford, edward
Moran, J. Guy, a. +, Bellows. Geo. h. Story, j. b.
Bristol and many sn SthsEa, M so, = - .ucr,ox
THIS DAY AND TOMORROW (WEDNESDAW.
Eoyembcr 10 and H. a!i2 O'Clock each day,
AT THE GALLERY, Al AND 40 LIBERTY STREET.
Now on exhibition, with catalogues.
A UCTIoN SALE THIS TUESDAY, MORNING,
"A = commencing at l0ls O'Clock precisely.
Handsome ana useful Household Furniture.
At the private residence I3 West Twenty hth street.
near sixth avenue. BY kRAMt X, Auclioneer Parlor-
Msynifcent latest style Paror suit IN satin brocade
il'eu Etageres Tables. faintin Bronzes Vases Mir
cases. sedstcads, bureaus Wasistnnds. ueminodes
dressing Cases spring and hair Mattresses Bedding Is
Carpets Library Dining Servants Furniture &c. sale
positive BY order OF ". r. richards Esq Goods must
be removed "a hours after the sale rare opportunity
for parties furnishing city or country residencea
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[NxAN LINE-sourHERLY COURSE.

Royal Mall steamers appointed to sail foows:-
FOh QU EENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
lily * NEW YHRk... Saturday Nov. 4, ats a.
CITY CITY oE MONTREAL. S ssturdsy, Nov. 2s atsA.
CITY OF ANTM ERP SATURDAY, Dec. b. ut 2P. u.
CITY OF BROOkLYN.. SATURDAY., beg. IL, ats A. n.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50, SEQ and SIS, gold.
STEERAGE 10 and from oil points, At reduced rates
Cabin and general once No. Is Broadway.
JOHNG. DALE, Agent
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HEW YoKx HERALD TUESDAY NoYEMRER 10 SHEET


0ALES At AUUTlUu.
AHr R
IMPORTANT SALE
of
ANERIcAy AND ToREIcN OIL PAINTINGS.
The entire stock Of we'll known deaicr about declining
buSinesa
Among the collection viii be found many choice
specimens by eminent artlstA
The above are now on exK6iuon ana VII b sold at
auction positively without reserve OF limit
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
NOVEMBER f5 AND Is
At raa ART GALLERY,
NO @ LLpERrY sfaEBr,
EDWARD sCHENCK.
Auctioneer.
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DIOR NEW OKLANS UIHECT :
MEhCHANTS' STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship UNITED STATES. Captain B. r. Bur
dick. from pier SO North River foot of North Aooss
street, on Saturday, November IA at O'Clock r. NJ.
Freight received daily Through rates given 70 st.
For freight passage, baving superior acco mmodo
tons apply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier 36 North River
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COUTKERN LINE.
y 80 FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The following new and first class steamers VIII sail
every Wednesday, Al y. NJ. from pier ~ East River -
CITY 0F M san ~ ANTONIO Captain Pennington Nov: y
CARONDELET Captain McCreery... ...........N0v u
CITY OF DALLAS. Captain Hines nov -
CITY OF GALVESTON. Captain Evans........... Dec
Freight received daily Through rates to Galveston
Indianoo, Rockport Aranzas Wharf, BRACES ssntiAss
and st. Louis Cabin passage $50; steerage DO 81
For freight or passage, having superior acconmoda-
lons. apply to e. II. MALLORY Il CO.. Agents,
l53 Maiden lane.
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THE STATE LINE I =
j NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL
fAW BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant Clyde built steamers will sail from
pier SO North River as follows !.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Thursday. Nov. IL
STATE OF NEVADA. ......... -. Wednesday Nov. 25
and every "Wednesday thereafter taking passengers at
Though rates to all OF Great Britain and Ireland
Steerage low as by any other line.
Drafts tor 81 and upward For freight or passage apply
to AUSTIN, BALDWIN, CO., Agents,
No. ~ Broadway
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TNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship KAICKERBOCKER, Captain kemble.
will leave pier No North River on SATURDAY.. Novem
given to Galveston. Iudlanola, Rockport Arsnzaa
Wharf Brazos Santiago. St Louis and Mobile Cab!u
passage S50 steerage SIS For freight passage apply
to CLARK SLAMAk, So West street
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NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RlCHMOND--OLn
In Dominion Steamship Company.-Steamers leavN
above ports from pier 81 North River loot OF Beach
street. on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at3P. u
Also intermediate steamers.
Through bills Of ndins ard passenger tickets Issued to
all points in the interior.
Aiso for Lewcs, Del, and all points in pela
ware and Eastern Maryland, every Monday, at r. N.
once corner Fulton and Greenwich streets.
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DY q. n. FAVOR. AUCTIONEER.
~ = FAVOR. Auction Commission and Storage Is
day. Tuesday, November 10 at 0:0 A. NJ large lot new
and seconl hand Furniture. Beds Bedding Glassware,
Cutlery. &c, DC. Also. at II A. NJ. prompt account
OF whom II may concern balance Of the stock OF New
Goods lett last week, and sold pay advances;
among which are several rich Paror suits. three
elegant Dressing Cases, several Bureaus, very nc
Frencn walnut Bullets, FIVE rich Bedseads Wardrobes
Dining Table &C. also, three fine pier Mirrors, Console
Table DC. lot Lounges sofa Beds. &C., making
very attractive sale and limit Seats for
ladies.
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VERNON II. BROWN. Receiver, 81 Beaver street
MAR7Ix SIXTH. Attorneys for Receiver 50 Wall street
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II p. TRAVER, AUCrIONEER,
c will sell this day at lO4 O'Clock, all the Furniture
aud Fixtures the Commercial Hotel, No. 73 Corandt
street viz Fine copper lined Liquor Bar Bar Fixtures
2 gooi PUMPS Glassware, large french plate Nante
Mirrors, Pictures, Clocks stoves, Range Furniture of
20 rooms carpets OH cloths kitchen Furniture, &C. &c
r GRAHAM, 1870 THIRD AVENUE. HAS NOW on
81 hand several of Picxhardps Payne's and Plymp-
toms sofa Bcds likewise very large Pier Glasses
a greatly reduced prices. 81 t&f fsff
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FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
CToNINGToN LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON.
= Steamers NAKRAGAN EFT every Tuesday, tn ursr
day and ! aturday, and STONINGTON, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from pier 36 North River foot Of
Jay street at 4P. M.
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r p. TRAVER. AUCTIONEER U1
el will sell. on Wednesday. November IL at 10Y
O'CLOCK at 81 and 80 Great Jones street. large lot
Brussels and other Carpe four Parlor Suits Dressing
Bureaus Tables, Chairs, Kitchen Furniture, Mirrors
Pictures &c.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ABYSsINIA EN-
1 bark the Cunard wharf, foot OF Grand street
Jersey City, att A. n. Wednesday. November H. 1874
.17.7e'l 'HafE 0sN ChAS G. FRANCkLYN.
s#5e1 No Bowling Green. New York.
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NATIONAL LINE
IN NOTICE.
The southcrly route has always been adopted by
this company. to avoid ice and headla nds
From piers Hand ~ North River
TO QUEEASTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
EEVp;rr Noy "a Ih q
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
HOLLAND, Friday Nov. ID. s A. N.
Cabin passage 500 $50 currency Stceeragc at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates Pre-
paid ticke from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply al the companys office No. SO Broadway.
r. W. j. HURST, Manager.
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(ROMwELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
~ Me- steamship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves every
Wednesday and the G 60 CROMWELL every Saturday,
At 3 r. NJ. from pier No North River connecting e
interior and the East Freghtsreduccd, Passenger A.
commodstons unsurpassed Passage, including state
A'OA' @ AnnIv q CLARK 4 SEAMAN s6 West street.
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s.eerage office No. Is Broad way.

(yUNARD LINE-B AND N. A. H. N. s. p. co.
~ tf N "a vs. NOTICE lt
With view Of diminishing the chances Of collision
the steamers OF this line take spechsl course for all
OF the year. H9
on the outward passage from Queer Now York
Boston crossing the meridian 50 at s latitude or moth
ing TO the north OF 43. Nh 9 Nla
On homeward passage crossing the meridian OF %
at ~ latitude nothing to the north Of ~
rRoM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND ouxENsrowM
ABYSSiNlA.. Wed, Nov. II Wed Nov %
PRUSSIA. Wed, Nov. Is PARTnIA. We'd, Dec 2
Steamers marked DO not carry steerage passengers
Cabin passage. $50 $780, Sl30 gold, according to ac-
coInnodation. Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage tickets tn and from all parts OF Europe AZ
lowest rates. Freight and cabin Office, No. 4Bowling
Green. cs
steerage office, Ill Broadway rrinity Building,.
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GEO NJ. READE, AHorney-ot- Lar,
Ebensburg, Pa. Office on Centre street
three doors from High street. raug.21,'T2
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IL the Right Church. but wrong P,

On >un'ay night ia~t a Young rcr,lrnI
of Alexandria, being in Bll,iua~e. ri-i;s |
prominent church on LcAi l.tpn street.
he entered the vc~t,b lie he was -r-s FL
the sexton with the reI ct for tie Is,
hymns for evening worship. To This pee
liar solicitation he re~pnrd d in n coarte.
yet decisive negative. To complete the
IarrasSment OF our unultruSiye visitor.
obdurate beadie. in his very teeth. sprr
the signal upon the crG1ni~t alntt, and J
found hiS quiet entrance II the chlr
signalizcd by an aniuat,d volGn,a-r 4
the concentrated gize of the con--r-gu [
Poor man, hi traub,cS were not over 4
for he had taken his scat bat a few 4
mentS. when the stalil bcadle stalking
the aisle once more. aecpsted him with 4
cial breyity. Are you -ning g. prcae
Our friend, finding the matter growing
ors. at once brought the affair tn9 cri-lS
CRYING out with no uncs tim sound.
no preacher. = Exit beadie to slow ;ittfFi
Enter true preacher, ami at last tlius> .
Cd lovely
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and eflectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to ais original color
acith The gloss end
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-27
An 0piaioa.

We do not hold ourselves reen7ns7l.
the truth of the following assertion tbor-,l
we copy it for the benefit of the ".s, 4.
Gradually, but all too gradually. are M.
men learning to see the d-e~s question in 4
its varied aspects. Surely if slowly they 4,
recognizing the fact that when once the
outgrow it, it will forever be their Save
The class of people who have ruled i'd
world through this weaknes, OF the sex "A
terrified at the insub5rdinatiyn Of the lew A
the sex who have already shown signs a
uniniStakable rebel ion. And concessions
enough have been made t. them to cu7inc5
them that enlightened wunanhnyd viii NE
day overthrow the tyrant fashion, and sub
stitute in its stead whatever Is available,
suitable and proper. The time viii ha7s
arrived when mistress and maid no LaCfi
We with each other in 0zprinadinE thai
heads with excess IF millinery; when
dre-ses will cclse to be the mgiJS Tor unclan
sidewalks; when lighmc~s and ioc~enea
shall be the rule for every garment y jrrl
and when health and l.ygi 80 shah ~ laT
in hand with stvie and f,~li -. and is =
ar-biters, aIid not the slaves. of IL caprice q
u yhiuS -
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Madame George sand


A Paris correspondent of the thiea-O
lrfne writes as follows: George SAND
earnings have been enormous. ing
estimated at over 1900 900 francs leo'
OOo), and have heard them pnt as l'sn
5000, 900 francs. She has received u
Sc, 900 to 10000 francs for a SIi'9'e
nance, and during the past twenty y
she has been in a po-ition to name He'
price. Since 1915 she has written nun
of pastoral stories of exquisite Sinii'''
and naturalness, and these are read y -
ems here who would not be permliLeo -
at Leila "JacqHes, or > i''l'
Her mode of composition : 80 'e''
that it is little les than i'nPro'l'a-
paper. she used to write al night
everything being still, she faneiei ~
in the best mood Recently, ho"'A'
has surrendered her llcubI-ttInnS' P'''
her manuscript in the five or slA h'1'
ceding noon.
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A Ripple from Africa.

The new Sapervis r of Filkiil. \
las dark y who. the other DAY, vas
tending t, same duty on the lawn near
road. and six or eight friends Of hlS
color were leaning on the fence. eridentl
see that the thing wa properly done.
witty contraband, Ike Deliiy, hapPene
pass at Just this line, and meeting
Mapes erquired:
"Dr. MapeS, who's dead at MaSser |
TSP
"No one. I think, =" replied the doctor.
go. yes" persisted Ike "there mast
somebody dead there, for sartin sure.
"Why, am positive moi" said the
tor. s.for | should certainly have heard
it. if there had been a death in the IAN
Then" exclaimed Ike, raising his
and pointing to the long lazy row o.
sable brethren hanging on the P'1
whats all dis yer mournin' fer, s'F0n4
de fence ~
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A College Professor Sold.

IL appears that one of the students at
Davidson College, who was too lazy to do
anything right, was In the habit of cleaning
out his lamp chimney by running his finger
down it aS far as he could, and twisting it
around. After he had cleaned it out in this
partial manner. one day not long ago, n fel-
low-student took it up and carried it to the
residence of one OF the professors, with the
inquiry: "Why is it that this chimney is
smoked up to this point and no farther p
The learned gentlemen entered into an cla-
borate scientific explanation of why it was,
arguing with great lucidness. and citing
various authorities to show the correctness
Of his reasoning. When lie had finished
the student said to him NO, sir, you are
wrong" 'Why is ii then 2 inquired the
professor. because the fellows finger
wasn't long enough To reach any farther, ~
-epiied the student
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The TerrOrs o! Want.

Tn our large cities, really deserving pco-
ple Frequently suffer great deal from actual
want Yet. thanks TO private charity, a case
of absolute starvation, when man or
woman is thoroughly healthy, is almost I'M
possible. There may be phases of misery
quite as terrible rs death at the time they
occur. to sensitive natures, which may help
to kill the individual; but death, at least
among men. from iuanition caused by want
offood, seldom happens in busy cities. Men
may be i'll and feeble, so that they cannot
work, and then they perish. An unfor-
tunate foreigner not along ago gave his sa d
experience of want 81 fell i'll when came
to this country two months ago have been
in hospital six weeks; thought was better,
but am i'll ag;lin tried t. get to the hospital
but somehow the people there would not take
me back. ! have been sleeping in a stable
where an lrishman let me have an empty
stall. have been starving for the last week.
| am too weak to w.-k =nd too proud to
beg. | have liveI mostly only or what
could find in the wasl-tub- of the markets.
and occasional crusts of cast-away bread.
Yesterday, being Sunday. l most like to have
perished." American people have kind
hearts the man was we'll cared for when
his condition was known, and ne now Gil:
worthily an Independent position See tC
it that kindly charity does not die in youl
hearts, that the poor we lave always witt
US may not die of want and misery.
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A Romance in Ei-a Lira.

At the gaming table the Dixie os ~,
mond incurred a debt Of honor 10 Lord ca.
gan, which he was unable to nav and !. -.
agreed that his son, lad Of ffteen =
bore the title of Earl of March. shonld me-
the still younger daughter of Lord Ca5o,--
The boy was sent for from school and j..
girl from the nursery. a clergyman wa :
attendance, and the children We're .ol, 8.
they were TO be married on the sno. r.
girl had nothing to say; the bcy cried o..
They surely are not going 10 marry me ;,
that dowdy.'' But married they wera
post chaise was at the door; the briJa--,--
was packed off with his tutor to moL. !
grand tour and the bride was ser, b,oL
her mother. Lord March remained All
for several years, after which he re,p--.i :
London. well educated, hands me -
man, but in no haste to meet h,s -
whom he had never seen except on n,
casion of their hasty marriage. S,b..
ried in London to anuse himself a..
night at the opera his attention was a,,,,..
ed TO a beautiful lady IN the boxes ..WL.
is that?" he asked of a gelt'enan h.Sils
him. lyon must be a stranger in Ldn5..r y
was the reply, "not t. know the .,,s. :
the town, the beautiful Lldy N,rch.n Tss
Earl went straight to the box, arDounc,l
himself, and claimed his bride. The ,w,
fell in love with each other N the s3rt ana
lived long and happily together; and wbq,
the husband died she alsJ died with bo,I.
en- heart within feS months.
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Learning by Experience.

A few days since an elderly gentleman in
Saramento, who had got out Of business and
considered that he was too advanced in age
to do hard work, concluded that he would
start grocery store. He secured stock
of goods, and few days since, while pre-
pairing for opening the establishment, con-
cluded that he would tap the kegs of beer
left on the previous day. \ friend who was
present, seeing him approaching one of the
kegs with auger, inquired what he was
going to do, and learned that he intended
"to tap that beer" The questioncr sug-
gested that the proper way was TO place the
faucet in position. and drive in the cork
which the revenue stamp covered, but the
old gentleman concluded that his way was
the best, and forthwith forced q hole through
the top of the key. OF course the beer as
cended like n fountain as he withdrew the
auger, and he endeayored to suppress it by
putting his hand over the hole, and failing
in this, by inserting his finger as last re-
sort he sat down upon it, calling loudly for
some one ~ hand him n faucet but mean
whfle the beer had forced its way through
his pants, climbing upward, and was oozing
out erywhere-emorging from his waist
band and even at his shirt color, md the
bystanders were laughing so hard that they
were unable to do anything to relieve him
even if they had dared to venture within
the area of beer spray. It was not until
every drop of liquid had left the keg that
the oil geutlem,E felt warranted in getting
up