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co TO asrox1,s RESTAURANT. Main street.

:: TRANSFER PRINTING ISKs-We invite atten.
ton 10 the beautiful and useful TRANsFER INKS
that we are now using. They are Of recent intro
duction, but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants
and Others The inks that we are now furnishing
are of quality that can be copied any length Of
time after being printed. 8Win COPY In ordinary
letter-press book. . ety,s.ets, $500 ~
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AsorHER FAIR.--The ladies Of ST. James
church and Moore Memorial chapel continue
the sale of useful and fancy articles at the
residence OF Rev. Mr.. Baker, corner Ihird
and Franklin streets, to-day At noon,
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Go roAsros,,s for MALAGA GRAPES.

REV. WILLIAM II. CHAPMAN. pastor Of the Me-
,hodist Episcopal church, GEORGETOWN. ID. G.,
writes: Having had an opportunity to test the
excellent qualities of DR.. BULLS cough-syrup'
hesitate not to gay 1t is the best remedy have ever
used in my family
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STRAWBERRIES ut PIzzINI's. :

REMovAL--ANpERsoS's gallery has been re-
moved 10 No. 913 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, where his rooms and light have been
renodelled after the most approved plans; and all
his appointments are In keeping with the elegant
reftting Of bis establishment. ~
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cd TO ANros1's for CArAwBA GRAPES.

have analysed the. ,Whiskey known under thu
brand of 81 SELECT" controlled BY Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIR q CO., Richmond, Va, and fid II
FREE FROM EUsu. OIL ard other, impurities, ant
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. J.B. McCAw, NJ D.,
~ }1E@ y" Late Professor OF Chemistry,
~ asai s' Medical college OF Virginia.
January 13, 1879. a4s.Eal ~ -.
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JOHN -. CLAIBORNE.

IOHN H. CLAIBORNE, =
" No. 11OS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Vs.
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. CUM
PANY, OF NEW YORK. NJ. so
CASH ASSETS, OYER 20 ND
Cash DIVIDENDS SURPRISING ali oehefs ~ ni'' >'n1
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, aud
quarterly. -.-., ),
United Sta,es. t,aas-. :. s..Ef (. sF - NO 10
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HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY INTER-
/ EST in the firm OF CHhMBERLAYNE &
JONES to the new concern as advertised below
In retiring heg leave TO assure my friends tnat II
will be to their Interest land at the same time con-
Ter personal favor mel to continue the patron.
.re 70 the new house. AS IL Is every way worthy OF
heir confidence F. w. OHAMBERLAINE,
RICHMOND, November 18th, 1874. ---.-a
7heunder,igned,unde the firm of W. NJ JON Es
( co, have this day formed co-partnership for
the purpose of continuing the WHOLESALh
GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS at the oio
and hope to receive the patronage OF the old con-
>et i 'DN '''o i ". NJ. JONES,
nola-1m X. S. CHAMBERLAYNE.
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90 TO AsroSls and see FRESH Strawberries

CoRNs, BUNIoNs, -NArLss &c.-Instantaneous
and painless relief can only be had by calling on
DR.. SCHULTZ, 729 Main street. Call early, or you
misg him,
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90 TO ASroyr,sfor PURE CANDIES.

sTRAwBERRIEs.-PIzzINI has received another
lot of fine strawberries, which will be the last this
year. Don't fan to get basket, as may never be
In your power ag iu to eat strawberry In Decem-
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RICHMOND, December 2, 1s74.-Edltors
Dispatch Please be so kind as to let me
know through your columns where l can
get fre.alarm card. t.'bes o.
At 624 Main street. ,.E a""
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GEORGE BELL, successor to GEORGE BELL &
Co. continues the COAL BUSINESS at the oriSi-
nsl ; and l7l2 Dock street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, where he is prepared 10 nr.
nisn any OF the ANTHRACITE or BlIUMlSOUs
GOALS He solicts continuance OF the patron
ace extended 10 the late rm and guarantees TO his
customers his coal In quality aud quantity.
LII q
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d PARTNERSHIPS

RICHMOND, November 80, 1874.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUT1ON.-Tbe firm
IN of g. OWEN CO. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business VIII be settled by D.
frm in settlemeut Il. P. OWEN,
AAA " j. B. MOORE.
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DECEMBER /, 1874.

:
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERsHtP..T under,
signed having purchased the SASH, BLlSD, ana
nOOR FACTORY and PlANlSG-MiLL or b.
r. owen co. will continue lhc business In all 1ts
branches under the fl, m-name Of JARVIS, GLlNN
& co. aud RESPECTFULLY ask the patronage OF the
nubic. With Increased facilities We guarantee
de- z.3t JARVIS, GLINN & co.
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CHANcERY Court OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY.
Judge Eda1ard II. Fitzhugh Ipresld'ng.-
The following cases were disposed of:
Warwick Us. Manhattan Life Insurance
Company. Decree in accordance With opin.
ion of the court, removing cause to the Cir.
cult Court of the United States for the East
ern District of Virginia. q.
Barker's executor us. Connell, &'. De-
cree reinstating cause prematurely removed
from the docket, and directing deed to pur-
chaser who has paid the purchase-money in
full. .a
Whitlock, &C., us. .Colgin. Order for FL.
ing petition OF the Mutual Insurance Com
pany and permitting said company to he
made party plaintiff.
Cowley, &C., us. Cowley, &c. Decree re-
-ferring cause to a commissioner for inquiry
and report. .a..-I, d G=a4..
Norton, &C., us. Norton, sc. Decree con-
irming report of commissioner and author
izing part of principal of wards estate to be
used by guardian for her maintenance and
education. s,. a.
Tardy us. Matthews, administrator, &c.
Decree making disposition of the fund on
hand.
Bodeker u.s.. Stanard's administrator, &c.
Decree directing release of the property in
the bill and proceedings mentioned.
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,xpORTANT NOTICE.

INPORTANT NOI lSE. rC
TURNING OVER A NEW LEhF:
Owing to coninn by which esaneay am pIr
vtnieo lFo@ Eacrinr hooks. making out bills, and
"a, Jar. scsoun;s viii on and after TUESDAY,
M s! December 1874 rgce eent Iae far CASH
n! s,"u Nv old customers win conform TO thls
snF chap GRocERiEs, PROVISIONS, e.cc, , Inc me
ram,c On the cash principle The quality OF my
sts aud lhc manner Of my dealing Tor nesSiy zen zen
Years my reference for ,ne tn.ars; neAs s,ss tof
rEgS, SUGARS, &C, down AT Soa aMSS aHu
Tp-Top Grocery and Provision @ store,
u u-rSrRrg Salesman. no oO-tN
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PERsoEAL-THs KELLOGG OPERA CosPA-
NY.-Mr. J. F. Zimmerman, business man
ager of the Kellogg Grand English Opera
Company, arrived in this city yesterday from
Washington. Mr.. Zimmerman reports that
tie business of the company this season was
the largest ever known. The Kellogg Troupe
viii appear for short season at the Rlen-
mond Theatre on Monday, December 21st.
The Kellogg Opera Company is no doubt
the strongest that has ever visited this city,
and numbers about seyenty:five. The names
Of many Of the artists are. household words
in Richmond. Many of the company we're
Emembers of the Richings troupe-yiz., Mrs.
seguIn, Mr.. Henry Peaks, Mr. Edward Sc
guin, Mr.. William Castle, and others; suen
Singers need no commendation. We shall
miss sadly the great fayorite Campbell, whose
splendid bass voice Is familiar to all. In Oh
stead tbe management have secured Mr: WI
| liam Hamilton and Mr. William Cafleton
who are said to possess voices oil unusua
culture and richness.
Rev. DR.. j. L. Burrows Is in the city.
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Rirl.uund Dlspatftt.
wrHE CIRCULATION OF TEE DB-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE coMBIEED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE oTRER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
FRIDAY. Y........... DECEMBER 4. 1874.
THE WEATHER To-DAr.-FTona our ~.
ports thts nornins the probabilities are patsi
tie ,cedther to.day uil be udridble. Il. f

THs WEATHER yesterday was clear, mild,
and windy, until late in the afternoon, when
there was light fall Of rain, followed by
clearing weather at night.
Range Of Thermometer at the Dispatch ofcs
800. December 3, 1874.
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MUSCAT GRAPES,
~ PEARS, APRICoTS, and ASPARAGUS;
MALAGA RAISISS Of the finest quality;
SJ;Ts Of every variety (new crop);
u, AVIATION CEYLON COFFEE, especially
recommended TO lovers Of good coffee;
FATE DE Fol GRAs, TRUFFLEs, MUsH
ROOMS, and FRENCH PEAs-fresh lots;
SPANISH aud MASZASILLA OLIVES tne"
cropl:
Large stock Of IMPORTED CIGARS Just re
ceived-
10 27-lm ChklSl1AN o. NhAAI.
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DISSOLUTION OF FCO.PARTNERSHlp.
~ The partnership In the COAL BUSINESS
styled GEORGE BELL C CO. is THIS DAY dis
solved By mutual consent Fach member OF tue
,ltment Of accounts. GEORGE BELL i Gu.
RICHMOND, November so, 1874. -----.-~-
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WUOD.-Large stock of
" first class GOALS, and must keep prices
q 900 pounds, a7,5O, and Nut, for self-fseders or
small stoves. 10 so per 1000 pounds. spIint
Lump, per 25 bushels, $5 25 to 3d. ter ton oS
to as. rs per 25 bus shels. Lump Clover Hill. "a 90
to IS so per 25 bushels Oak and Pine Wood at
Cary streets. rno 24l q. III. PAGf.-
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AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.
wTwEs, LIouoRs, ToRACCe, DC.

COOK &.LAUGHT0N, 10 AsM., furniture, stoves
carpets, showcases, &c.;,s..s, h II U.s. -
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POLICE COURT, rYEsTERDAY.-.Jef. Robin
son, charged with stealing lot of bricks,
was sent to Jail for five days.
Thomas Sager, for assaultlng ana peating
Richard Jackson, was fined $3.50. and not
being able to pay the fine was sent to Jail
for fifteen days.
Margaret Lucky, charged with unlawfully
|seizing and OBTAINING one trunk, bed.cloth.
ing, and wearing apparel all of the value OF
$40, the property of Harriet Bell, was dis
charged. .ejE =
Edward Gilham, for being drunk and una.
BILE to take care of himself, was sent to jail
/ for ten days in default Of surety. :" +.
Anthony Murry, charged with stealing
one barrel ofzhour of the value OF 81 from
the Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company,
was sentenced to Jail for three months. :
Sam. Poindexter, charged with stealing
one trunk containing clothing of the value
Of $3.50, property Of P. q. Gooch, was dis.
charged. -. x . -g4
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CIGAR MANUFACTORY No. l, THIRD
u DIsTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 110S MAIN
sTsEET-JoHN BOUCHER takes This mesnea aSd oI
t,,staa te nnhIfc IN call and examine HIS STOCK OF
''- FINE CIGARS, T0BACCO, &c, a.,
which he Is selling nc wholesale and retal ann WIZ
endeayor 10 please Ill purchasers. ti1 40 1ocoin .
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Aftarnaon a Sesat0n,

3 After some talk on the finances OF the
Convention, which showed them TO be
rather blue, and the appointment Of com.
mittee OF five on new officers Mr.. Potter, OF
Iowa. made an earnest speech, in which ne
criticised severely the previous action Of the.
ConYention as not having been sufficiently
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CHEESE, FISH, BACON, FLOUR, AND
y LlOUO6s.-Fifiy boxes prime CHEESE;
200 barrels No. ! North Carolina CUT HER
50 ,arrels HANGER & CO.'S and W: A. ABB,
NEYS PURE AUGUSTA COUNTY tVA.l
RYE WHlSkEl. for which we are agents
,v 90 ROGERS & MCCANCE.
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g. HCSTINGS SOURT, 1ESTEhDAf- AAh
OF PoLIcE-JUsTIcE WHITE.-Judge Guison
yesterday morning gave to the jury in The
case of Police-Justice White the instruc-
tioDs asked for By the CommonWealth's at
torney, after amending them to read as fol-
lows: .... t.. .-.... 81.
"I. In order to commit the prisoner the
iury must be satisfied beyond reasonable
doubt from the evidence that be knew at the
time of bailing John Dull that such bai!ing
was a wrongful exercise of bis lawful au.
thority, and that he bailed him, John Dull,
with corrupt or improper motive.
"IT. If the jury believe from the evidence
and reasonable differences .therefrom thai the
accused bailed the prisoner, John Dull,
| knowing that such an act was beyond or q
| wrongful exercise of his lawful authority,
and that he did so from fear, favor, partiallty,
or any other corrupt or improper motive,
then they may find the accused guilty under
this indictment; and the jury may be Justl'
fed In inferring such improper or corrupt
motive If they fud that he did such act
knowing that he had no lawful authority 10
| do so." .a.' II.
The Jury composed Of Messrs. Charles P.
Word. James Woodhouse, William Holt
| Richardson, j. P. Heath, Coleman Wor-
than, Charles a. Baldwin, Thomas B. Kee-
see, William a. Spott, Norton &. Savage,
John F. Kohler, P. A. Sublett, and Clal-
borne Watkins) retired. and after consult.
| ing together for q short while agreed upon q
verdict of "not guilty." and reported it to
| the court. The courtroom was crowded
with spectators at the time, and the result
| was received with marked evidences Of sa.
tisfaction. Mr.. White received Immediately
/ the congratulations Of large number OF
| friends. Il y ",s' y -
| Soon after the verdict was recorded Mayor
Kelley, who suspended the Police Justice
upon bis being indicted by the grand jury.
1 rastnrod him to dntv l.-t-,.L --.ll - -
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cUMMERDEAN AUGUSTA. COUNTY,
- yt.,| RYE.-Firstl pramium awarded at STATE
Fair. October az, lS74, for purity OF naYor aug
fiisril iation, and excellent quality. -
ri Ia fnPERIALt CABI NET tRYE-caseinity
anal wed ard highly recommended by State Chem
ist Dr.. William II. Taylor gny
Pure CUU NTRY APPLE BRANDY. Z
NEW ENGLAND Rum, for tobacco manufac,
tnrers,use. These and aigeperal assortment Q,
Wines and Liquors for sale to The trade Only q
oe29 No. ll3 south Fourteenth street.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEA.
y Five chests very superior Green Tea, five chests
very best Black Tea. cn
10 W. e. W.
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Go TO Axros1's for CALIFORNIA PEARS.

Go j TO ASroxI,s and see FRESH STRAWBERRIES
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CANNED FRUITS, &c.--250 dozen can
u ned Tomatoes, Corn. and Peaches; 25 Kits No;
new Mackerel. l o boxes Italian hlaccSroni ~
boxes prime Cheese. " .G. DAN DRuDGE ~,
- DC lS
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GOODS.

& ,s,xs ri7s. reUNrs, NUTS, &C.;
CiIku,SSss. "WISE. JAMAICA and NEW ENG
o,1S.S A0 and NELSON'S GELAT1SEE;
CNNSS:E pE kCHKS and TOMATOES. o
S2S Broad street.
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VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Y TWENTY-FIVE bags pure Buckwheat Flour, five
boxes Virginia Honey, i've barrels New Orleans
NoIssses. W. g. DANDR1DGE & Co...
10 S27 Broad street.
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Il " HSSENSctuIfJ3
December 8, 1874. l.. D. IHGERsoLl
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THE VIRGINIA FUEL.

THE JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY
are the only miners and shippers OF the fayotite
domestic fuel
oARBoMTE.
OR
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

THINGS MIxED.-Some years ago,
when the writer was reporter upon
an Eastern paper, it devolved upon him
to write for the same edition an
account of the presentation of gold
headed cane to the Rev. DR.. Nudge,
the clergyman Of the place. and a de-
scription of patent hog-killing and
sausage machine, which had been put
in operation at the factory. Now, what
made the Rev. DR.. Nudge mad was
this: The inconsiderate buccaneer who
made up the forms of the paper got the
two locals mixed up in frightfnl man
ner, and when they went to press
something like this was the appalling
result:
Several of the Rev. DR.. Mudge's
friends called upon him yesterday, and
after q brief conversation the unsuspi-
cious hog was seized by the hind legs
and slid along beam until he reached
the hot water tank. His friends ex-
planned the object Of their visit and
presented him with q very handsome
gold-headed butcher, who grabbed him
by the tail, swung him around, slit his
throat from ear to ear, and in less than
q minute the carcass was in the water.
Thereupon he came forward and said
that there were times when the feelings
overpowered one, and for that reason
he would not attempt to do more than
thank those around him for the manner
in which such huge animal was cut
into fragments was simply astonishing.
The doctor concluded his remarks when
the machine seized him, and in less
time than it takes to write it the hog
was cut into fragments and worked up
into delicious sausage. The occasion
will long be remembered by the doc
tors friends as one of the most de-
lightful of their lives. The best pieces
can be procured for fifteen cents q
pound, and we are sure that those who
have sat so long under his ministry
will rejoice that he has been treated so
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Times.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

If you will watch squad of men
who are standing on corner, Or loung.
about q public entrance, you will soon
observe one of them carelessly put his
hand in his pocket, keep it there mo.
ment, while he sweeps the horizon with
an distracted glance, and then draw.
ing it forth wipe his mouth with the
cuff. When his hand comes down
again q chew Of tobacco is in his mouth,
and those about him who have no to.
bacco are none the wiser.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

A NASHVILLE man Of ours, who has
just been married and gone into house
keeping, mentions, incidentally and un
complainingly, the following few Of his
wife's relations that comprise his CD
family: His wife's. mother, three sisters,
seven step-sisters, two widowed aunts,
their four babies, three maiden aunts,
three cousins, two neices, one grand.
mother, two grand.aunts, and an adopt.
ed female infant and he Is the only
man in the house. Fancy . midnight
alarm Of fire in that domicile. otai as7sa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

FAs7DloUs young wife says to Alger'
non, who, being devoted to science
makes her read all the scientific lect.
ures and pamphlets to him: Really
Algernon, all this about difcrential
and integral calculus, and biostatics,
and biodynamics, and molecules, and
concretes and things seems to me rath'
es extraordinary. You can't generally
accuse me Of prudishness; but is this
the sort Of book that mamma would
quite approve Of my reading, love?"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

A Cnc1sxAn boy, after gazing long
and meditatively upon . painting rep.
resenting the Biblical decline of pork
where the drove Of devils-possessed
swine were rushing down the hill into
The ses--and being told the story re.
marked. "I1l bet the old man would
have found some way to pack them
hogs, and cell 'em for prime mess with
ont wasting ham," a4R ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

MATRIMONIAL CoNsoLATlox.-A young.
er brother had ospoused an old and III.
tempered wife, butextremely rich. he
used to say: "Whenever / find my tenn.
per giving way,rI retire TO my closet
and console myself BY reading her mar
rage settlement" -,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

ELLEN, "Oh, don't tease me to-day,
George; am not ct al we'll" George.
twelve years old, man Of. the world:
n tell You what il i, you are in love.
Nov take the advice Of . young fellow
who hss Geen : good deal Of that sort
Of thing, and don't give way to it,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

SAID q Detroit Judge, miss McFail,
$50 fair, 50 pale. oh, why let ale send
you to jail?" Said she, ut was gin,
sir, gin. | am sorry for my sinl" and
the Judge wept as she went to.b bel. cell
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IDAHO WORLD.


-
m demon q rum = abroad IN the land.
1i6 yic1ims 70 Aling on every hand:
Tha vieo and the simple, tho brave and the fAir-
No station TOO high for his vengeance 70 spare.
d. woman, tho sorrow and pain II with yous
And % b the Joy md the victory. TOO:
/. MIS- fhie for your motto and succor divine.
ne Hps that touch liquor shan never touch mine.
WITH this Tor our succor ana motto divine.
The linz that touch liquor shall never touch mine.
with this for our motto and succor divine.
The lips That touch liquor shan never touch mine.
The homes that were happy are ruined and gone.
The hearts that we're merry are wretched ana zone
And lives full Of promiee OF good things TO come
Are ruined and wrecked By the Demon OF rum.
Wives maidens and mothers. to you 1t 70 given.
To rescue the fallen and point them - Heaven.
With God for your guide you will win BY this sign.
The lips that touch liquor shall never touch mine.
d. mothers whose sons tarEy long at the bowl
Who love their good name % You love your soul:
o. meidans with fAthers and brothers and beaux.
whose lives you would rescue from ln0nite woes;
Iet War be your wakchword, nom ahore to shore.
TN rum ana hls legions shall ruin 10 more
And write On your banners In letters that shine.
The lips that touch liquor shall never touch mine.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

The Providence Press tells of q mar
ried couple who were passing . jewel
~ store the other day. Her attention
was attracted by . perfectly lovely
pair Of earrings. Said she. 20, Ned,
60 buy 'em." And Ned went by 'em.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-01

II my son." said 4 refined mother,
You should not nee the word black.
guard It Is vulgar "What should
uss Ia place Of il, mar 'sWhy, useA
use =. African sentinel, my dear g
, 1874-10-01

snsciaf lfspanh 10 The Ctlengo Trioune
TonuSro, sops. S0.-Tle Mau nutloayors to
mako it appear that this important city IL op-
posed to truaty, because at q n1eetiuE Of tito
hoard of Trade Oh tho I'd, called for tho
purpose OF discusafng it, tho following roaolu-
ton was passed by yoso Of 10 yeSa to 10 Maya
or only sixteou Of tho business mon Of tho city
expressing themselves agaiuat 1t. T1o rauol,l-
ton was moved by Air. Worth, snd IL aA follows:
While approving generally Of tho principle Ut rec-
prorlty, It iB tho opinion Of t}ia meeting thai te
present draft OF the reciprocity treaty Is ,fayoraLe
10 tie country, and thAt tho equivalents offered arc
too Kseat-
Tue country generally, and tho business men
Of Toronto iuoludod, prefer awaiting tue uction
OF tho Ui1tod 6tatos SoaRte before expressing
Judgment on tho treaty.
A grand reform demonstration was hold at
proacutt by tho Liberals Of Eastern Ontario yea-
tertlny.
ma United Methodist Conference IL still In
soHaiou, II buing the thirteenth day.
Tho LadioB' Educational Association haro ar
rnngel for comso Of lectures, beginning short
ly, NJ follows. Eighteen on Engllstl Llter-
tnro, by Prof. Wilson; eighteen Oh Mental Ph~
loBopAy, by Prof. Young; eighteen on GhotnlH-
try, by Prot. Croft, and ten Oh English History,
by ptof, ao!tlwin Smith, Thig is courAe to-
ourad By promuaut ladies Of this city. and has
III tho past become yery popular.
0TTAwA, Hept. 30.-IAa lumber aud other
trades arc dull, creating conaldo1ahlo anxiety -
to wintor prospects.
Tho Dominion Lumber and Timber Aaaoolas!oa
meet On tho 9TH ntox.
AaoagtQAf, AauL Bn-Tharc ID m!tch alohne8a