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Dickens and his wife.

Mr.. Forster leads us up to the time Of
Dickens separation from his wife by a
delicate analysis of the novelist's charac-
ter. Despising society and failing to find
in his home those satisfaotions which the
true home life demands, tone of restless
ness became apparent about 1857. If
Dickens had any social tendencies it was
for those beneath rather than those above
him in life. This is attributed to defects
of temperament coming from early trials
and successes. Mastering fortune and
fame he did not attain remuneration and
selfsacrifee. Until "Copperfeld" was
finished his life was in his books. His
friendships were with the creatures of his
rich and marvellous fancy. Combined
with habits of singular provision, method
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The seven Wonders of the World.

Although every school boy and girl in
the land has read of the "seven wonders
of the world" and every person of any
intelligence has either read or heard Of
them; probably ninety-nine persons out
of hundred who might be asked the
question could not name them.
They are:
l. The Pyramids, the mystery of the
past, the enigma of the present, and the
enduring for the future ages of this world.
.. The temple, the walls, and hanging
gardens of Babylon, the must celebrated
city of Assyria, and the residence of the
kings of the country, after the destruction
of Ninevah.
8. The Chryselephantine statue of
Jupiter Olympus, the most renowned
work of Phidias, the illustrious artist of
Greece. The statue was formed of gold,
and was sitting on a throne almost touch
ing the summit of the temple, which was
seventy feet hight.
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4. The temple of Diana, at Ephesus,
which was 900 years in building, and
which was 425 feet in length and $50 in
breadth, and supported by 1877 marble
columns of the Ionic order, go feet high.
5. The mausoleum of Halicarnassus,
erected to the memory of Mausoleus, the
King of Cara, by his wife Artemisia, B.
G. 353.
6. The Pharos, at Alexandria, a light
house erected by Ptolemy Softer at the
entrance of the harbor at Alexandria 1t
was $50 feet high, and could be seen at a
distance of hundred miles, and upon
which was inscribed skiing Ptolemy to
the gods, the saviors, for the benefit of
sailors"
Z. The Colossus at Rhodes, the brazen
image of Apollo, los Grecian feet in
height, and which was located at the en-
trance of one of the harbors of the city
of Rhodes.
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Total. $500, 900
Total. ..sl.575.OOO.OOO

Total %, 10000 Total. 81 SIS, 900, 0OO
The quantity of distilled, fermented and
brewed liquors drank was sufficient to fill
a canal feet deep, IA feet wide, and so
miles long; and if all the drinkers could
be placed in procession, five abreast, they
make an army $50 miles long, and if those
killed by the incorporate use Of spirituous
liquors were there also, we should see a
suicide at every five miles, and $50 funer-
ais per day; and if all the places where
intoxicating liquors are sold were placed
in rows, in direct lines, they would make
street loo miles long.
There were 100000 more persons en-
gagged in the liquor business in the United
States than in preaching the Gospel and
school-teaching; and from the effects of
intoxicating drinks, 10000 are annually
sent to prisons, 100000 to drunkard's
graves, and 100000 poor children are
reduced to want. The total number of
persons engaged in the business is 500, 900,
of which, 56,66s are employed in making
and selling annually 5,6s5,6S3 barrels of
beer.
1t is estimated that the clergy of the
United States costs annually $l2 900, 900;
the lawyers, criminals, prisons, etc, $780,
100000, and intoxicating liquors, as before
said, 81, 474,OOO,OOO
The state of Pennsylvania spent during
the year 1870 for liquors ofall kinds, $780,
663,945, and for schools and teaching,
$5,s6S,72 She had engaged in the liq-
uOr business Is, 800 persons, $50 school
teachers and "a 900 criminals-four-fifths
of whom were made so by strong drink.
The city of Philadelphia had AGO
drinking places, and spent for intoxicating
drinks SsO,OOO,OOO in one year. Chicago
had $500 liquor saloons, and spent for in
toxicating liquors 100000. Newark
had s64 drinking saloons, and spent for
strong drinks S4,5OO,OOO.
The city ofNew York had 1000 licensed
drinking saloons, which, if placed in rows
in direct lines, would make a street like
Broadway thirteen miles long. She spent
for Intoxicating liquors 10000, 900 dur
ing the year 1870, and there were en-
ployed in the business IS. 1000 persons.
She had $50 churches and chapeIs, and
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there were engaged in preaching and
teaching the public and private schools
5000 persons, all of which to support cost
s4,5OO,o0O. The total sum invested in
the liquor business of all kinds amounted
to $40, OOO, 900; in the manufacturing busi-
ness $6O,OOO,OOO; and the banking bust
ness ssO,OOO,OoO. The police department
cost S3,OOO,OOO, and in public ADJUSTMENTS
s., 900, 900 were spent. The meat bill was
$50, OOO, 900, flour bill SIS, OOo, 900, and the
daily consumption of beer was 10000
kegs. There were $4,000 arrests for ntox-
ication and disorderly conduct, and $4,000
persons were in institutions under care OF
the Commissioners of Public Charities
" Y. EUenipg Post.
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There were 100000 licensed liquor sa-
looms in the United States, each having les
timated) 40 daily customers, making 1900
900 drinkers, who, it is estimated, spent
their money during the year in the follow
inn nrnnnrtinns.
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Add to this $9O,OOO,OOO, the cost of liti-
cations, crimes, prisons, &c, caused in
part by intemperance, and we have for
single year, the enormous sum of $l,573,-
1918
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as BoLLEs co.
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AMERICAS HOsTHEEs

CRUSHED SUGAR.
TOR SALE By
L ea BoELEs . co.
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Oysters Growing on Trees.

mr.. C. u. Williams, FcUo,0 ofhe
Geographical Socicy, If Eng7ond, tells as
az Tee Huritoya Times, hoD oysteys iahaJ.
Il tie NrUyr0cc rooas az Cubd "For
sercrai geo5s," he says, 81 resided IN That
island, ANIL haycHed there more han the
ordiR1yy ran # foreigners, and hare SEE
Cr1l times came across scenes and objects
'rhich ni0nY pcopie 1e0uid consider great
cUJics't,cs --oUc az particular. No douJt
The rrody rU opn his eyes at oys,ers
ytociHg oH hfcs OHeR hare / seen me
snocy ~ lmiclicf on the face Of tie iypo-
r7Ht rhcu tie fact has Jccn mentioned ::
but gr5u Hcy 6o, md IN iD,mense quautj.
hes, especioIy ia The southern part ofthe
jsl3H6. Ih0ge seen miles Of trees, he I0to-
W. stems gui br0nches Of rhich ,rcre i1cr.
uHy eoceyld wH them, and many gold
meal hare ! lpjoycd ,rih very tiuie bopbh
~ pTocul ing. and not quite 50 erpenUre as
hcI are iu LoudOH at he present time /
simply placed Me branches orer the frc,
anal rhe0 lpeHcd picked them ont tc,h q
IoIh az % poiHiDa stick. These pccujat
hotyth are indigenous n logoops apd
sramps oH The coost, and as TAR as ME
f'de rW rise and ne pray fly, 50 ,ciH hcz
cling 10 The iogc, parts " the M1BgroJc
hels, somctimes Jolr or flee deep, the Nqu-
1Iore b,.ny one q he Uery Jet0 trees that
TyUyish a s0h J0fer"
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Never allow yourself 70 be led into thc
bod habit OF Wumbl.ng or fault.fnling, bu,
bee pleasant agreeable, and cheerful in Gil
your duties.
Mr.. JACOB WETZEL, az old citizen Of
This county, was found dead 10 his Geld On
Saturday last lie was apparently enjoy
ing excellent health Tor man Ct bis eye.
Heart disease was supposed to be the cause.
- UiNchcstT Times, March Is.
IL The Rev. Dr.. ISAAC HANDY, Of
Virginia, is 10 tell about his fifteen months
imprisonment At For, Delaware, in a book
with Tia funny title "U. S. Bonds"
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@JoNATHAN INGRAM, Of Harper's
Ferry, was committed to Jail in Charles
town BY Justice AVIS, on the 10h inst,
for attempt Of rape on SUSAN FOREMAN,
aged 10 years. daughter of JAMES FoRE-
MAN, on the 9th of February last.
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South 8ranth gatellieeneer.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1874.


GS- 1T is stated that the commission
appointed by Congress to make. arrange
rnents for observation of the transit Of We.
nus, will leave early 10 April.
Sas-Ir is now certain that substantial
victory has fallen to the democrats in the
New Hampshire election. The republican
majority of two thousand obtained last
year is obliterated and Governor WEsToN's
large plurality is made ianiamount to an
election by the choice Of Legislature de-
ciledly democratic.
y TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA.-Tbe
steamship Raconia, whilo on voyage from
Alexandria, Egypt, for Algiers, a few days
ogo, having as passengers 27S pilgrims re-
burning from Mecca, encountered terrible
gales One huge wave which strucl the
vessel washed III Of the pilgrims over
board, and all were drowned.
ETA CAR load of silk worms, destined
for Baltimore, passed over the B4ltimorc
and Ohio Railroad last week, direct fsom
China The car was valued at 5000, 600.
EsAN autopsy of the body ofSENAroR
SUMNER was made iu Boston on Monday
morning last, aud q report made in writing
Ii states that nothing abuorm.i was found
in the brain or other organs DIR Brown
SEoUARD says that 10 traces Of the assault
committed by PRooKs were discovered in
the brain.
G5'THE progress cf the construction Of
railroads in the United States is shown in
table given in the RuiHroad Gazette.
from which it appears that 8 III miles were
built in 1879, little moro than half n,
many as were built in 1872. The total
number of miles Of railroad in the United
States is aet down at 70,S57, Of which So
800 miles have been completed within the
last eight years
Es'' lT appears that SANTA ANNA, who
Is seventy SIX years old, is going to Mexico
to spend his remaining days in The land of
his birth and early glories. IIo says he
returns under President LERDo's proclama-
ton of amnesty, but is firmly resolved to
take no part in Mexican politics.
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ETF FAT baeves are sold at Fulton, Tex.
as for three centS pound, net, and the
largest portion Of the cattle are slaughtered
there merely for their hides and tallow.-
The hide is romo7ej in an unique fashion.
The animal is knocked down, tho skin Gu,
around with knife, horse is hitchod to
the edge of tho hide, and in minute it is
whipped eff, and tho whole carcass thrown
into an immense steam cauldron. [. is
boiled into a soething mass, aud the fat
SKINNED eff. This is poured into hogs
heads, and the bones and flesh arc thrown
cut. Abou. 900 animals are boiled per
day at Fulton, meat enough being thus
wasted to keep good portion of New York
city supplied.
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DEATH-BED or GEN LEE

A mag1ifcfut tfx lairoh Eaw
~ fam. ASH l.rr1 Hre a-5ap
Iy urOur3 the o.l l-fo's tfaA ael
i8 81 ,oH-uul'y beautiful. iHe scaIn
picture BE- so sweet ora tle cla.lcie-s so
that even body Admire 30. DO ia uaJ
arr, enc which should hang in cs'J a''
home Sent oY al'l, postpaid. 9n it,
~ cents of ior s0 cents Adina
w. 80 BUhEOW
goo Main Street hnsa. l'
T gents wanted or th.s eai
ollie. Gae eugmfrgs From 81 o. e
can easily te mat,
Ndr-h D.. 1904.
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TAKE NOTICE.

That shall proceed 10 take tbe dispositions Z
suudry witnesses at The following ;iu.,s ana p...
ces, bttWeea tlle houjs 81 sanr.se and sunset
w On Tuesday, 1th ar April. 1878. Ia t..
house oi Thomes iie1arscu on Suiii, Can
Mountain, Hampshire coluy--Ou Th.r4ar.
Oh Of April, 1874 at o. 0Giceof Jusge. -Iar-
non, 10 Springfield il said county--t,n .FlasJlg.
l4th Of April 1874 al the house OF Samuel sara
on MonongaliN River, about or q ig.l.. l...l
4,in''hlo"n, Marion or Norongaiia county S..
No.--On Tie 18TH ot Apui 1885, 30 ibe ..s,oun
ttlh tliy House, iu iairAont, Marion c0Ulfr,
w Va. end on Tie ls.h cf April. 1898. 30 ne
1.efh once ~ Tie 'Hcuit Count a' Eaml.y
V "a, aud when ken these deposiu0us w.I
De offered as evidence iH nay bem.i upau t.c f..-
al OF q Gauge ~ Chanterr now peuain, Zoo Hs
Circuit Cont Oh Hampshire county. Wei}a.
aud 10 from any cause said q p..t..ae or aa.
o. them, should not be tsken on PAID 5.fs. o..
commenced should not De- completed De ia.
will be continued from lay % jer. I.irsaI t.
sane hours nnd 90 te mme places aa ,.a-
pietel
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW YORK DAY ROOE

\ DENocRATlc WESKtX. Established 1850.
IL supports HhUe SHFrrRGeh political add So
ciai. Terms, 81 per year. To clubs, nine co..
pies for So. Specimen copies free Address
DAH-BoOK, New York City.
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81. a MOST singular detection cf crime
took place in Washington City, On ho
Ugh, Of the 18Th irst. IS rou-.i waiter
at che ARLINoroS UorEL packed ljs trunk
for q bridal tour,aud placed itupon q hack,
IN which he drove 20 TIE ro.ilsrc, Of ,h.
bride. While Ito wedding was 20 progress
Che trunk was stolen from ,bc hack, and
tLe bridal party notified lbo detectives and
waited for Tho trunk. 10 short time tho
trunk was found in an alley no, for distant
broken open and par, Of is contents zone.
bat among tie ar'iclc5 remaining were Co.,.
bic knives, handsome napkins, aud fair
opening for housekeeping, marked An
MNGToN HorEL' The groom was taken
into custody ani the bridal tour was post
poncd Honesty is the best policy
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FII3 AVID EPITTpsY

nPIEr NJ morphine habit srs,dry
- cured by ha bfrNs only known and
sure Remedy. NO CIlut-ge
iJf 90. lmcui 1nu. cured Call ou OF address
DE-. j.. Z. BLCk, CBciuLati, Oaio.
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The SECRET USE OF Cu1oRAL The
bydrate of cdloral, which in 1860 cost $50
pound, SO that each sleep produced by i
could be rcckoned q; 81, is now advertised
Gu tue list Of German chemical factory
at about 81 pound Such an enormous
reduction in the price Of a chemical p-o.
duct in SO short time has rarely occurred.
Perhaps tho only parallel case is metallic
sodium, which few years AGO could not
DO had lor 500 q pound, bat can now be
made FOR - cents According TO Dr.
hIcHARDsoN, the secret use Of chioral in
Eoglahd has become so great that the vie.
ums must be put in the same class as the
opium caters. la proof Of tho enormous
consumption, he afHrms that during tbo
last year aud half, four dealers have t5,d
10 tons, suli5ieu, 10 give narcotic dose, 10
8 100000 people in Other words, every
ia EugIand could baye bad ono GOOD
sound sleep out Of the amount cold
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DSlCuONANCY. or SOUL CuAuIVG. p
dow either seN may flsc.nafe Hul gain
The love tn3 affections Of any r crscn thev ch5..s.
instantly. ibis simple mental requirement MI
can possess Zee by mail. for q cents Together
with Marriage Guide. Egyptian Oracle, Dreams
limit to loot 8 queer book 100000 sold.
AdiIc-. q. WILLIAM & co PQIIsbcr pt,l,
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~ IHtRE aTo oysrl4 ,50O,000 children
Ct the school aso in this country. we
'Pordanrua'iy H.oH oa1Hme.ans. FOR
schools over 100000, which equal
to one third Of ono per cent. oC tho proper.
'ty, real and personal, oftbo whole country
as returned by Tho last census; r1i vs
employ 22I000 teachers The national
government bias already set aside for oiu.
eauonal puposcs 10000, 600 acres Of tie
public lands
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TRUSTEES SALE.
The Farm.

on Little Capon, in Hampshire county, on which
said Patterson resides about o miles East o,
Romuey consisting Of Two Tracts, contaiGirg.
together about
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
Ann TN;TEn STATIs MATT RnIyTE

III THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Cortlandt streets as foows:-
Express Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached, 30 A. NJ, 5and
For Wilhamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie, via
Philadelphia and Erie r. r. Division r. NJ. for Viii.
Transport 80 A. NJ, connecting at Philadelphia.
Sands NJ sundaY9P;M
Expross Philadelphia, S:4U 30 A. NJ IL 80 3 B. Z
$50, II: NJ. and IL night sunday, 5 $40, $50 and
P. NJ. Emigrant and second class =. NJ
For Newark, at g. e.sa 7@ 10 sS !onA:M n, I2 NJ,
aslS 10 II 80 P. M and Il night sunday $40 $40
For aI Elizaheth, 6, 30 90 7;4o ia NJ, 2M,h
3 go $40 40 4iO. 80 $50 5ao g. 10 80 80.
$40 TO- II 80 p. NJ and l2 night Sunday, rs 6:i0 and
For railway, 6 80 7:sa g. 10 A. NJ: IL M,La2:se $40,
$40, 40 80. 80 80 g. $40 80 $40, 10 p NJ. and
10 A. NJ, $50 1 10 and 6P NJ.
For New Brunswick 20 and A. NJ, IL NJ, 3I0 4:31
For z East s Giilsone, Il NJ. s:IS and 4:SP NJ
For Lambertviile and Pennington, 80 A. NJ and PM.
For Philpsburg and Belvdere, and 4 p. NJ.
Accommod alton Tor Bordentown, BURLINGTON and Cam
For Freehold, 7 ~ A. NJ. and p N.
For farmngdaie and squan, 20 A NJ. and r n.
For Pemberton and Camden, s A. NJ. and 2aO p. NJ.
IL 235 and IS p. NJ daily; II 55 A. NJ daily, exceps
Sis and o:s7 7. NJ. sundays, O5 A, NJ and 1927 r.
fTSp R @ @sha@sDsss @ s ia G f + H. SO sSnSsY G i ! Ss 10
$50 IL 80 A. ~, and 10 q p. N.
Ticket offices, $50 AS al aud 9 broadway, No. As
and toot of Desprosscs and Cortandt streets
Emigrant ticket office. No. Battery PLACE ce-povn -
a. . General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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aGREAS
HELP WANrED-FEMALEs-rw TWELFTH PACE-Fourth
HELP wANTED-MALEs-TwsL7u PAcr-sixth col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.-F1nsr p4cp-sccoud ana
HOUSES. ROOMS, &o., WSSTkDNsscosn PAor-rhird
SSE dH ASp gEn
hHst column
LOAN LOAN moFFICEsIFIRsT m PAGE-ThIrd column.
LOST AND FOUND-F1Rsr PAcE-First column
MACHINERY-FIRsT PAGE-Ihrd column.
MARBLE MANrELS-fIRsT PAGk-Fourth th column.
MEDiCAL-SECoND PAGK-Fourth column. .
MILLINERY AND DREsSMAKlNG-FiRsT rAcH-Fourtn
MrsCELLANEOUs ADvERTIsEMENrs-TxSrn PAGE
sCEELANEUuis-ELrvHSrH pi PAcr-Flfth column
column
PEhSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-Frst column
PIoFessi0NAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL STATE TO ExCHANGE-ELEvENrH PAGE
REAL EsfHTE wANTED-ELzvsSrH PAGE-Flhh col
REWARDs-FrRsr PAGr-Frst column.
SALES AT AUCTION-ELHvENrH PAcR-First, second
s1TUATioNs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
Sixth column. and TWELFTH PAGE-Firs. second,
third and fourth columns
SITUATIONS WANTtD-MALES-TwxLrTH PACE
Fourth and fifth columns.
SPECIAL NOAICES-FIRsr PAcE-First and second co-
spoRTlNG-DoGs. BIRDS, &C.-FInsr PAcr-second
sToRHGE-TwrLrrH PAoE-sxth column.
THE TRADES-TwxLrrH PAcK-Sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-SEcoSD PACE
TRAvELLEk'S GUIDE-FIasr PAcE-sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-sEcoNp PAGE-second column.
WEsTCHEslER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET-ELEvENrH PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Third COL
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-02

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