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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-02
Summer Schedule 8. & U.R:R.,
The Short Line Schedule.

The Short Line Schedule,
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA L &AroUs1A r. r co.
Columbia, y. O., juno 2s, 1874. -
&R @ s esneeT e@ sshssuIes s1Sh,,sS5es xili nAso So
operated on and after this date:,
GOING NORTH Train No Train No 4
Leave Augusta. ..... :7.45am 4.I5pm
Graniteville.. 1913 m Bl1nm
Colbia Junct'n 1920 m 10 C5pm
Arrive veCplumbia......12 80 m 917pm
Leave Columbia. 12.42 IN
Winnsboro..... 2 40 pm
Chester. "A. 20 pm
Arrive Charlotte. .t6.A5 p m
No. 2 Train makes close connection. ria
Charlotte and Richmond, to all points
North, arriving at New York {. .O5 A. III.
No.4 Train makes close connection ria
Wilmington and Richmond to all points
North. arriving at New York at S Is r. NJ.
GoINo SOUTH. Train Mol Train No
Leave Charlotte. $50 m
Chester. IL 02 a m
Wi!nsboro.. .12 3S p m
Arrive Columbia..... 242 pm
Leave Columbia. 49,. 252pm 9.4Oam
Copbia Junct'n 1917 pm 415 a m
draniteville Ills pm t7.48a m
Arrive Augusta..... .8.o5pm 8.4ga m
Brea akfast. thinner. tSupper.
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
tor ts al points South and West. Through
tlokets sold and baggage checked to princi-
pal points. ~ Sleeping cars on ali Night
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, General SUB.
a. PofE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANGR, OF SCHEDULE.

1 - q E rkA4fSSss 4S : run = y S.ijI 8 4 3
Sundays excepted, connecting with Nicii
Train. on South Carolina Raiiread up ana
t0~n;; tS FL, IN ana after Friday, August 28,
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20. 900 CASH GIFTS,
AHGREGATISG
So. s O 90 90.

Will be distributed b. lot among the ticket
holders
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash Gift. s251, ,0OO
Cne Grand Cush Git. loo 600
One Grand Ca.h Gilt. rs 900
Ono Grand Cash Gilt, so, 600
one Grand Cash Gift. 25,000
5Cash Gifts, $40, coo each, 100, 600
10 Cash Gifts. $4,000 each, 100000
Is Cash Gifts, 10000 each, $50. 600
~ Cash Gifts, 5000 each, 100 600
70 Cash Gifts. 1000 each, 100, 900
81 Oash 9lfts, 600 each, 10000
50 Cash GIFTS, 1000 each, 100, 900
1o0 Cssh Gifts, 1000 each, 100, 900
240 Caah Giite, 900 each 12O, 600
500 Cash Gifts, 100 each, $4,000
10000 Cash Gifts, so each, $4,000
Grand Total 20. 900 Gitts. all cash, 81 500. OF 0
PhIoE OF TIcKETs.-Whole Iickets, $50;
Ha!yes, s25; ronths, or each Coupon. So:
Fl. 900.
Persons Wishing to invest should order
promptly. either Of the Homo Oflico o. cir
local Agents.
Libcral commissions will bc allowed to
satisfactory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars fur.
niehed on application.
THO. E. BRAMLETTE.
Agent and Manager.
Public Library Building. Louisville, XIV.
aug smtlmo
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Excursion Season of 1874 via Allan
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
sssN ssN gs gs sa Et g:I 4 l3sssgZssssgz s,;:,jss It'd
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND Az.
GUSTA. AND WILMINGTON, (H,l.UM.
BIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROADS.
COLUMBIA. s. C May &c, 1874
POCED TklF TICKETS to All promi-
~ ntnt Virginia Spr;nrs and Western
North Carolina Excursion Points, good
tho Company's Ticket Ofice in this city,
both cia Charlotte and ria Wilmington, on
and after June l, 1874.
Tickets to Now York. PHILADELPHIA, BAL.
timIre. TIA BAY LINZ. at reduced rates, also
on saie. a. POPE,
June7 General PASSENGER Agent.
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Ios.e oI.ta o'""t'. '..............7. 7.20 m
Iosao Nn,,.,'n... ...''................ 9.U5 m
I.oa,o Cona"hy .......... .10.9I 4 m
T.esve 1oitnn l9'''''............ 2.G5 m
arr;ve. tGrao..,;;: a...,i;;;:'..'.......... $50 M
DOWN.
LeavcGreonville At. q
Leave Bolton. 2 an
4enVe Co6esoury... .lOI3am
T,esve Iio+oe ry'................. 1.30 m
Anderson Branchand Blue Hidoe Dinis;,.a
DOWN. IN
Leave Walhalla. 4. .45 q M Arrive7.is
I.ave Perryville s. 80 a N G az
leave Pendleton 6.1Oam 560 = -,
Leave Anderson 7.2Oa m 45Opp -
Arrive al Button $40 a M Ieaxe 5Spp - =.
Accommodation Trains run on Ahbe eyilI.
6ranch Monday. Wednesda. ana Friday.
On Anderson Branch. between Eelton aud
anderson. Tuesday, Thureday and Satur.
day. THOMAS DODAMFAD, Gen. Sun.
JABEz NonToN. General Ticket Agent.
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DR.. South says: "The ale-bearer
and the tale.hesrer should be hanged
up both together, the former, by the
tonguei the latter by the cars."N There
would not he 80 many open mouths if
there we're not 80 many open ears.
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Change Of Sche dule

Change Of Schedule.
SOUTH CAhoLISA RAILRuAD CoMr.Ny
COLUMBIA, :. O., October l8. 1873.
EiS HA Hg EkKSRny.7 Change Schedule
Hef2 ~ 3k5& xaaa10-Sx to 60 il L. efiectnn
end after Sunday 10Th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TEAIS
Leave Colnmoia at...... -. 6.40am
Arrlveat oharleston at.... .4.20p pm
Leave CharicAton at:... -. SOC rm
Ifrlveat Columbls at. 1890. 5.C0rm
S16HT ExPREss, PREIoHT AND AccoMAoDA.
TIoN TRAIN, Sundays executed
Leave Columbia .7.15 y n Arrive. a. go H.
Arrive Charleston 7.10 2 n. Leave..6 45 3 n
Camden Trainl runs N Mondsy. Wednes day
Leave Columbia 1.50 pm Arrive II 50 am
Leave Camden G.5Oam Arrive 6.S5rm
3. b. PInKISs. General Ti"t+, Attrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-11

lit frei uno fart, Die Rirhe alein pol
2eben = Die meiiten Serrldsr Der Groe
aber lisssn in ben 6eiieln Der sottloien
&epolution uno lire &eide, Die alien uno
Die neuen, 5e trasen in ibrem Dilute ben
&rebsidabsn, Den @ifttoif, Der iie inner
lid serfriBt uno idlieBlid Dem Sobe in
6dulnib unb Serial sufibrt. sic meroen
perfaulen uno au @runbe 9eben, Die
itarte, refine Stride bes Serrn aber ,pirb
leben.
,Wenn niat Die Sanb @ottes Die &irde
sesrinost, ibr bas fidtbars Obsrbaupt
seisbt bdtte, no ,pdre ie benn, a~nsefa0en
uno sebebt, wie lie lit, BON Der Weute III
rer Yerfolser? 80 1T beun Der enttbrontc
6iirlt, beIIen @ebote 200 WiQionsn nit
san5er Sinsebuns befolsen, belIen 9isner
(oie giid0fe unb Yrieiter) nit Subsl in
Iusiiibruns ibrer Y1idt, in getpabruns
ibrsr Srsue, in Den Serfer sebsn uno be-
rsit linb, ben SOB su erleioen? go lit
oenn Der Orsanismus, semadt BON Wen=
idenbanh, welder, je mebr er bebrobt, II
sesriIfeu uno uerlebt miro, an &raft su=
nimmt
.Sn alien 9dnbern ,pd6st serabe jebt Ole
fatbolilde Sraft uno bdufise Giidtritte in
otn S6oob Der Stride bes Grl0iers per=
finoen Den gcpaltisen Ginbrud, pel6en
bieie berrlide Gntfultung Der Weienbeit
Der tatbolilden Stride uno ibres Ober.
bauptes in alien Sai6ten Der @eielidait,
in alien Staaten uno 2dnoern berporsu=
bringen beginnt.
yNber nidt iibsra1 lperoen ole g8irtun=
gen Der VeriOl9un9en gu 9lei6er 3eit uno
in slei9er art lid %tunoseben. Sn elmer
Sinlidt miro 8leidartisteit ieiu ale Yer=
folser tperoen ndmli9 seidlasen weroen,
Die Gineu friiber, Die anoeren ipdter, Die
Ginen itdrfer, Die Inoeren l6md6er,
Sdldse befommen Il. MIe." (Im.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-11
&at6ofiGGes 3irGenreGt.

Gin intereIianter 6o0 in 9etreii Der Sc
reatlame Der fatbolilden Stride 1T fiirsli6
in Dem Gtdot6en Spleoo in Ohio, Dor Die
S1ranfen oes oortisen Yleas=
@eri1ts ssbra9t woroen. Gin gemiIier
Sp6n Wpnn pertlu9te ndmli6 Den 8eiltli=
den, 8ater Sames O'Heilp, Yfarrer Der
rDmii6 =fatboltiden ct. Srancis b. Gales
Stride, peeen Termeiseruns Der Yeersi.
suns leiner Srau Marp Wpnn in Dem
&ir16ofe 9enannter Stride. Sie 6amilie
Der peritprbenen Srau Wpnn eisnet einen
8esrdbnibplab in Dem st. Srancis De Sa=
Les Sirdbofe uno luaren anitaltcn setroi=
fen, Den Goldman oaielbit Su beeroisen, als
Der angsflaste Sater O'&eilp Die Sinter-
bliebenen 5ena1ri9tiste, baB lie Den &ir6=
bof ni6t betreten oirfien uno wiiroen, faqs
lie es paeen piirben, nit @epalt bapcn
a~bsebalten peroen. Sic lleberrelte Der
Srau WDnn ipuroen oeBbnlb tempordrer
in Der 8ruft bes Sorreit Sootenaders bei=
selebt, wolelbit bkielben nod liHo. Ser
&lascr %psrlangt nun bas 8ebt, Die llebsr=
reite leirer Satin in Dem Samilienbeerab=
nibplas 81 beeroisen, iporaui Batter S'Hei-
lp erpieoerte:
Ser &irdbof lit inter Der Gontrole
bes Yiidofs Der SiOeefe glepslanb, uno
Die Reseln Der fatboliiden Stride MAIDEN
es sur unablabliden Yfi9t fir ben 8i-
l1of ODER oeilen &ep~rdientanten, irssnb
Semanben, her feinen poaltdnoigen Bepsis
isiner MitsIieoidaft in Der fatboliiden
Stride unb 1einer Communion Dor Dem So-
be beibrinsen tann, teine grlaubniB CUR
Beerbisuns in bieism Rirdbofe 81 ertbci.
len. Oie 8eritorbene mar LANCE ,3eit Dor
ibrer &ranfbeit aus Dem 8erbanb Der ro-
miid=tatboIilden &irde aassetreten uno
ftarb obne empians Der beiIisen saera.
mente." @
Das lrtbeil bes @eri9tsbois Iiel natiir=
lid gu @uniten oes Oertlasten Yrieiters aus.
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2sea6temswert6e Aen6ernmsen.

Wir tbeilten neulib cine 8emertun9
S6rss nit, Die er in ieinen biitoril1 poli-
tiiden 8Idttern iber Die sesenwartis in
Seufidlano uno anoeriudrts berrinenbe
acknowledging 9ema6t bate.
n6Irit 8ismard, 10 srfldrt Der rii6m
tidit betannte YubliSit, bat fir Die &ld=
runs, Stdrfun9 uno 8opulariiruns Der
totboliiden 9a9e i'm Iei9, ia liberal in
Der 8elt, mebr 9etban, als Die Stpeibun<
bert Seluiten. wel1e er 9eGdtet bat, nit
ibren be1ten &rGften in fiinfSig Sabren 6dt=
ten leiiten fbnnen. Gr bat cine meltbiltc-
Ride Sur porsenommen, beren llntoiten
| 9egen bas Gnoreiultat auf u~nierer Settle
9ar nidt in 9etra4t fommen."
Cine abnli6e Yetra9tunssweiie ma6t lid
nun aud i'm .Wiener 9atsrlano" geltenb,
einem Slatte, oas Die 8erfolger in Yreu=
Ben uno anoerswO bisber beftiser als ir=
| 9eno zines betdnlpft bate.
.Sie binnen penigen Sabren iiber bei=
nabe 9anS europa aussebreitete 0erIol-
9uns Der tatboliiden air9e-io l9rsibt
es in elmer ieiner ~neueiten Rnmmern-iit
elm wobrer Sesen.-@ott bat Iie-bas
miro tdgli6 tlarer-gelanSt, nm Die BON
ibm 9e9riinoete S%eilsanitolt Dor Den Nu=
gen DER eri6aiten 8elt 10 re6t in ibrer
9ansen @bttli6feit eri9einen al laiien.
So, nidts fonnte bic 9ipinitat ibrer Gin
iebung i6lagenoer oaritelen, ols Die 9e=
~9enwdrii9e Gage oes Sbsrbauptes Der Stir
DE unb bieier ielbt. Don 9rimmi9en 6ein<
Den rm9eben, wel9e in ibrem Seer6anne
bic .S6pa9en unO bic Wiutbloien mad
ii3 Serren. Die Gur5ii@tiaen unO germitt=
lungsiu6tigen Our6 5rug, Gift ooer
S6mei6elei in ibre Ybaldnr einreiben,-
bon ten Serri6ern perlalisn, oler peltli.
den ELECTROMAGNETIC, ia ieinsr 5reis
belt beraubt, 1T Der Yapft itdrfer benn je,
rost er, ipie elm Giele untsr Yp9mden, in=
mitten perfommener 8eipaltbabsr allein III
isiner &raft bod empor. gr alein bdlt
Die 3sbre bes reinen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aufre9t; tdglid, pie Dies ieit Den eriten
Sabrbunoerten ME seieben, ipridt CT, Der
Stelluertreter Gbriiti, nit lebenoiyer Stim.
me gu Den 8ldubissn aler Rationen, mel
DE lett Sabren unausseleBt gu ibm nm
Yelebruns fommsn unb ibre anbdnglids
felt ibre llnteriuerfuns, ibren @eboriam
laut Dor nQer @elt ertldren. unb je mebr
bic Yerfolgung pd1It, befto itdrier ipiro
Die Stride oeito impoIanter i6alt ibre
iniuanbelbare 2ebre binaus ibsr ben
srofreis ! Sa, Der s%efanssns gapO ALIEN
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fSreimanreri(6es.

Ser Dberratb Der fransofiden Jrei-
maurer, bat on ale Oberrdtbe Der 2ose
in Der sanSen Welt einen Nufruf su elmer
alsemeiuen 8eriammluns. Die am l. Mons
tag i'm September 1875 in 2aulanne in Der
SdpeiS Suiammentreten iol, erseben lai.
len. SIT Die Nadridt, pel9e mir belyi=
i6en 8lGttern entnebmen ri1tia, Damn
aufsepaBt ibr Satboliten. gu9 gifts. SIN
8ebeimen Mil Der 3ampf ssssn Die Stride
niht reft %pprtpdrts, man miro ipdbrihein-
lid oas 8iir DIfnen. Ecraser 7 infame,
oas wiro Die 2oiuns iein.
8ie Die 8erIiner ,Sribune"
mittbeilt, umfaBt Der Grei maurer=
b no nod elmer porliesenoen Statiitii
iebt 5000 2osen nit iiber ] Miaion 9Jtit-
slieoern, wouon auf Ssutldlano 10000
in 300 2osen fommen. 8robbritanien
sablt 1000 2osen uno Imerifa iiber 1000
Gogen.
Sules n lit in Yaris oils &it=
ter bes &uienfreuSes in ben 6reimaurer
oroen eingetreten.
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SitterariC6es.

Sie yYeriudte ausrpttuna
Der fatb olii9en &eligion in
6 England burA Die S%taatsge=
10 a 1t unter Seinri9 benz VIII.
unb ieinem Nadolser", lit Der
Sitel zines @ertes, oaB Der bo1p. Soiepb
Setting in Der Ssroeriden 8erlassbano=
lung publiSirt bat unb has in Der Jiliale
bes 8eiddftes in ct. 2ouis, DO, Soutb
5. Str. 81 baben lit. Oas Werf lit Elm
iebr Seitssmdbes, Den Sdriften bes protes
itantiiden S4riftteaers Wm. gobett
na9er3dblt. gs seist Dem beutlden Wolte,
benz es sewiomet 1T, wobin Der bon Sein-
rid VIII. semadte 8eriud, Die r6mii9-
tatboliide Rirde inter bic Staatssepalt
gu %brinsen, sefibrt bat. Gs 1T Elm Spie.
gel, Der ben oeuti4sn Staatsmdnnern por=
sebalten ,uiro. Dir ratben unIern Gelern
ii4 oas Bertden ansuidafsn.
Mus bemielben 0erlase erbieIten mir Die
biftoril4e Nouele /: Cir 8ottes.
geri4t ooer lie 8egen=
tp a +, elm Spiegel Der 0ersanaen.
belt BON 9erfaNer bon Malasrioa unb
YombaL cine Arbeit, Die 3u 2ugembur9
i'm Werlaae bon 9. 8rid eridien, unS
iuertb 1T in weiten areiien s%elsien gu tper,
ben.
0srnsr; Milan StoIs's 2aIen.
Der iii 3eit uno GIN istei Sn
bemielben bebanAelt Der seebrte YerfaHer
in leiner fernigen Nrt. bas 2eben bes B..
@ircenS bon Yaula, oieies 8aters Der sr.
men. alban Stols lit gu befannt uno
feline S4riften, oenen iid oieisr 2alenoer
pieosr piirois anidlieBt. gu sebiesen UNI
tpeiterer gmpfeblunsen su beoirfen.
Don 3idels oeutId : omerifaniIdeu
2eritpn lieseu uns Seft 68, SO uno 70
Dor; an~fansenb NIT uSeifensebirse" uno
enoeno nit vSteuern." 9ie Sefte idlie6en
lid Den friibern in 8nappbeit Der Saritel-
lung. &lurbeit unb 9eutlidfeit miirbis an.
als Nadi4lasebu6 lam bas @erf m
pfoblen weroen, ab9eieben bon Den S1nlS=
sern in tatboliiden Mrtiteln.
Manual of good Manners, 1T Der Si=
tel zines 8erfes BON s. OibpaIo O.S. b.,
Dos uns bur9 Die &reuSer'i9e Yudbano=
lung in Baltimore Sugins. @ir baben
oas 8erf6en idon friber beiproben uno
empieblen ss beute auf's Neue. Sblnon
fir Stuoenten seidrieben, lino aud man=
DE 8inte fir Grtpadiene BARN Su iinocn.
@on Der i'm Yerlase Der @ebriioer
Senji9er in Seem Yorf eri6einenoen 3eit-
l6riit .Nlte uno Neue MELT" licat
uns Oas /. Scft bes Sabrgonges 1875
Dor. Solen mir oieies iluitrirte tatbos
hide 6Omilisnblatt empfeblen2 Sas lit gar
ni6t nOtbis. Gs cmpfeblt ii6 ielbit.
Die Seitensabl 1T auf As sepa6ien uno
Der Ge~ieitoff Elm aug9eludblter uno seoie=
9ener. gra dtuoae SOlSiti6e, uno 3uoem
Elm undergraduates Sonblatt, MAIDEN oisle
3eltI6rift um 10 empieblenswertber. lno
oann Der Yreis fir jdbrlid 16 Sefte bios
$4.O0 BEL pierteljabri9er SOrausbesabs
lung. Sa5u Die ih6ne Gratis : prdmie
vgnf Dem &irabofe" cine Pra6tarbeit in
9romo : litbosrapbiider 5iniidt. Sie
8ebriiOer Yensiser erwerben lid ni9t ole
lein Our6 9erbreituns gutter 2ectiire, ion-
bern aud burd ausbilouns oes suten
8el6mudes, Elm pabres 9sroienit um's
Bolt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-11

Aus 2sont beri9tst man unter Dem 8.
October, Dab Der I'll. Batter trob bes isud.
ten, rssaeriiden anb perdnoerliden Wet.
ters Der lebten pierSebn Sage iia elmer
aussfseidnstsn @eiunbbsit srfrsut uno tds.
lid auoisn,eu empfdnst.
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Da5 2NanGener 9 aterfano b" me.

Das 2Iandener % a terfa n b" mel
Oct, oaB Ole Z oHtsr Yismards, Die
betafnt!!d germ lbren eisenen &opf bal
ODER aaficst li6 srnitboii nit Der Soee ei-
ner eoapsrIien TRACE; bic GonperIioa Der
2oni9in- Wfatter o 8aDern babe .sinen
tiefen @iabruf" asf is sema6t. Wapa
Bismard iei iiber lie uno arnim in Turhte
BARTER @srpenaufresung".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-11

P. Yitgou YrOfsbmeilter b Seiuiten<
baules in Yaris, fam tirSlid nod &om
nno iiberrei6te benz FL. Batter he polumi=
nolen aetsnitide, betreiieno b Seli9ipre=
dung Der p. p. Olipaint, Oucouorap,
Gaubert, Glerc, un6 be 8en,l ipeI6e nab.
rsno Der Commune ssmorbst Iuroen. Sie
Socumente sntbalten bsreit ben projeS
bes Orbinarius uno bic 4jtdti9une Der
anf ben @rdbsrn oisisr &iIisen III Der
8ir6e BON Sspres itattsebbter Wuuber.
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Ratbstifher &irhcn : 6alenecr.

q. Ssuff6rnl.- Rattb. Is, 3f-35.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-27
Foreign Notes.

The right 10 gather all the dead leaves
that fall in the public squares OF Paris sells
for Sl7 900 per annum.
In Scotland the salaries of certified
teachers. male and female, are respectively
500 and 500 per year.
Egypt is likely to become fashion
able resort now that facilities of commune
cation have increased and hotels have i'm
proved. The Empress of Russia and the
Empress of Austria expect TO pass the
winter there.
Herr Otto Goldschmidt and Nine.
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt will reside at
Wiesbaden. having accepted the posts OF
professors at the Rhenish Academy OF
Music, established by the Imperial Gov
ernrent.
The Queen Of England. II appears, has
strictly forbidden any participation in our
Centennial by the royal family, or any
member thereof. Such delicacy Is of
course natural. Ii would scarcely be
courteous 10 the memory of George I'LL.
A lady has sued cab-owner in Lon
don for driving herself and friend in cab
i'm which there was the infection Of small
pox, from which one OF them died. The
cab-man SAYS he didn't see no smallpox,
and that his cab had been vaccinated, but
the learned counsel are determined to con.
test the suit.
The Paris Mint has just coined 10000
francs worth of centimes. which have
been put into Immediate circulation, as
there was a great lack Of small change. A
centme - about one-tenth of penny. In
this country there Is nothing To be bought
for such triiiing sum, but not SO In
France.
Some Of the laws Of Paris are worth
importing into this country. In many
branches OF business honesty Is enforced.
III a ieweler sells plated ~ washed articles,
he Is obliged 10 label ;hcm imitation
Ia a grocer is detected IN selling adulter-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-27

similar that this famous coffee will succeed
here as well rs there.
A San Francisco man has invented
the toy Of the period. IL Is called a flying
top, and consists of a little wheel like a
Windmill. fastened on am axle made 10 re-
yolve rapidly by pulling string. The
turning OF the wheel serves 10 proDel the
machine, and will carry il considerable
distance, even 200 feet up IN the air.
-Messrs. COly n Co.. of Belfast. Ire
land, have rented a packng-house in Chi
cago. and will pack for the Belfast market.
Another wealthy fir.l, Of Hamburg. have
also sent their representatives TO arrange
for the packing OF pork and the purchase
OF provisions for the German market a. a
permanent branch of their business.
"A French patent has recently been
taken out for the preparation OF leather
from tripe, intestines. and other animal
membranes; these are soaked in milk OF
lime while still fresh. then washed and
immersed in water. and finally in a paste
made Of starch and white OF egg. The
substance thus formed is 10 be used for
glove making; the material may also be
tanned or curried.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-27
The Beauties Of Organship.

Here's your Chicago Tribune All
about the new mail contracts!l Nine col
umns OF Government advertising the first
Jump! - must have sounded little odd
last Tuesday morning in the streets OF the
village near Lake Michigan. On Monday
Mr. Joseph Medill announced that he had
taken charge Of the independent newspa-
per giant of the Northwest, and on Tues
day morning the giant duly swathed in
truly loyal bib and tucker, was taking It's
little rations from the crib of Federal pat
ronage. Ii would be- idle 10 seek more
vivid Illustration Of the contrast between
journalism based upon the laws Of trade,
like any other business. ard journalism
based upon the favor and patronage of
party In power. The Chicago Tribune OF
Sunday morning last was an independent
newspaper. Fiity-six Of its one hundred
and twelve columns were filled with ad-
yertisements OF every imaginable charac-
ter known to commerce. The advertisers
were men and women Of every creed and
every shade OF political opinion. But the
Government of the United States was not
an advertiser in the Chicago Tribune on
Sunday. Why? Because the paper on
that day was still under the control of
Mr.. Horace White. "A gentleman who has
for several wears employed its columns as
a channel through which TO disseminate
the truth concerning the Government Of
the United States.
But on Tuesday the United States be-
came an advertiser in the Chicago 7Ii-
bl0ie. Why? Because the paper Oh that
day had passed under the control of Mr..
Joseph Medill, who will employ its coll
umns as channel through which 10 dis
seminate apology and llattery concern
ing tho Government of the United States.
The following extract from the paper
containing the Government lads" tells
the story:
90 There has been no such change should in
duce any Republican 10 believe for one moment
the party Is in a minority among the people. The
Republican party is really confronted by but one
fe, and that Is the Democratic party, with
which IL fought during the war. with which ID
struggled during Andrew Johnson's reign, and
which II defeated under Seymour in ISIS, and
Greeley in ls12. That party has tried many dis
guses, but underneath them all the Democratic
party Of the remains the same. With that
party the majority Of the people have no more
sympathy In ssl than they had inl ls72, or l-s, or
1864, or at any other period since the firing ON
sumter The great popular heart is as true Ia
the Jnion, as incOrruptible, and as devoted Ia
the principles of the Republican party as u has
ever been, and holds the Democratic party in as
great detestation now az IL did when q Democrat
ic-rebel army, bearing a hostile Nag, threatened
the integrity Of the Union"
II 81. Ions Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-11-27
Odds and Ends.

The Pacific mails-Quiet husbands.
The cliild of the sea is the harbor-
buoy.
"A Troy man worth $4,000 hung him
self the other day. II they must do il, that's
the kind OF men to go about it, as il loosens
the currency.
and has 50 hens. His last season was a
hard one. but with yield of q 600 eggs
he was able TO pullet through.
In an article upon American watch
manufacturing. contemporary states that
it represents capital of nearly S5,OC0,OOO.
and that the annual production of watches
in this country is about 100000.
=" Short and pudgy women ought not
good advice thrown away. There Is not
women in the world who believes it APP
plies To her. " Short and pudgy - Not for
Josephine.
A bashful young clergyman recently
rising 10 preach for the first time. made a
terrible mix OF il, and announced his text
in this wise "And immediately the
cock wept, and Peter went out and crew
bitterly"
-"YOu've sowed the wind. and now
nOu reap llc WnlTlNlllu. sdiu SClOOi
teacher. as he brought his cane down on
the back OF rcbellious boy. ''les, and
its a regular hurry-cane. too. sOb5ed the
yOungster between the whacks.
Fuss kills more than fever. The pau
pers OF the New \ ork aims houses, though
entering ut an advanced age, average twen-
~ YEAR OF easy life thereafter. All from
being free from worry. fret. trouble, anx-
iety, disappointment and botheration gen.
orally.
When one woman attempts TO pass
another woman going down a church
aisle. and rips OF that other woman's
hanging pocket in doing il, even the most
cursory examination OF the latter's coun-
tenance will make ii plain that the sab
bath in her soul has fled.
"A couple Of members Of the darkey
conference were passing down the avenue,
when one trOd on the indigestible portion
OF "A pear, and a. his number elevens went
up the rest OF his being was correspond
ingly lowered. "ki-yah, Brudder Jones
i YOU fallin' from gracc?' chuckled his
companion. Not prezacly, Deacon: I'se
settin' on dc ragged edge Ob dis pear. =
WdshinQfOn CGDttdt.