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A fond motherin Rails county, Missouri,
has named her daughter Main Grace. A
neighbor inquired how she came to select
such all odd name. "La," says she
got it out of the hymn book" The neigh
Dor expressed surprise, and said she had
never seen the name in any hymn book
she had ever used. you havn't ?" said
the mother of Main Grace. "Why, don't
you recollect that familiar old hymn, CON-
mencing Main Grace how sweet the
sound ?"
"Does that razor hurt you ?" asked a
barber in one of our tonsorial parlors, day
or two since, as he raked through mole on
aman's face. "No, replied the customer.
Subsequently, when the alum applied, the
bal Der inquired, "Does that take hold ?"
-" / don't feel anything rejoned the vic
tim. " What are you made of? was the
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| submitted to this operation" was the re-
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John is wag. A poor Frenchman be-
ing seized with an unconquerabe desire to
learn English, John wrote him the present
tense of the verb " to 60" The French
man spent all his spare time for three
weeks in useless attempt to learn it, then
went to another friend complaining of the
extreme lrregularlty OF the verb TO go.
In proof thereof he produced the present
tense of " to CO." as John had written it.
1t reads Singular Igo; thou startest
he departs. Plural. We lay tracks you
cut sticks; they absquatulate or skedaddle.
Apropos of the comet, a Paris paper tells
a good story: Monsieur S. enters a
barber shop to be shaved, and the barber,
as is customary, begins conversation.
All, Monsieur" says he, "don't talk to
me about that terrible comet They say
that it foretells the end of the world
"Bah."
Yes, on the 18th the beasts will die,
and on the Goth, it will be the human be-
ings' turn"
GOOD gracious, you brighten me- ex-
claimed Monsieur s., starting up.
Who will be there to shave me on the
10Th ?"
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OFFICE AT RUTLAND Is THE PLACE
TO GET
, 1874-06-26

TAere is movement ID progress In England,
Germany, Franco, Belgium, in fact In tue whols
Of Europe. tic immediate effect OF which IL to
rasHe tue prico OF agricultural labor in tlloso
countries. mud the effect Of which eventually
vi" DO to raiAo It In tho rest Of the wosl as wall.
This movement has, owing to various causos,
been going Oh for great many
years on tho Contlnent Of Europe. It has como
to q crisis In England, and is therefore attract-
lug an extraordinary amount Of attention, for,
while tho increase Of tho prioo Of labor in En~
gland, Franco, Germany, aud RuHHia will be Of
great advantage to tho agricultural laborory Ind
farm haaas In thoao oou nt.loH 1t will raiss the
money value Of American produce in foreign
marketa. Our farmers havo Ind to oompete In
tlo sale OF wlleat with that produced
much mora cheaply In Russia aud other couu.
trlua On account OF tho exceedingly s1uall wagen
paid thero to fa1.a hands. II tho latter mo bot
ter romunorated in tie future than they layo
hltherso bonn, tho American tarmor viii bo tbe
galnor. "a in that case blu produce In Eurouoan
markets Hill b. enhanced In salue. and 1uss In
, 1874-06-26


It ie rather startling, IL it not, to hear TINT
the Prince Of Wales WAS married on tl,e l5th
of lust mont h To Lady Alice Hay, daughter OF
Ll,o late Enrl Of Enroll, at tho 1tolnau Catholic
Church III Spanish place, Londou1" Such, how-
over. ls tho {aot. Aud yet tho husband OF
Alexandra, "soa kiug's daughter from over tho
Bea, has not committed biSamy. Tho s'pglnco
Of Walaa,' who haa just walded q young scot~
tisll ]ady of old Cavalier aud Jacobto blood. IL
tho wronE tpYince Of Waleg." lie IL commonly
known as "Colonel Count Charlos Edward
d'Albany, tlo ouly hon Of Count Charles Edward
Stuart, and OF Aupa, dauyhtor Of tho tight Hon.
John do Ia Poar Horosford, and niece OF tho Mnr-
'quis Waterford" When tue right Prince Of Wales
laBt year went to tho Vlonna Exhibition he had
tho pleasure OF seeng thls grcat-grand nephow.
or wllateyor he ,nny bo, OF thu pretodars Of tue
lust century figuring III \ Highland dress among
tho oihoorS of The Austrian army. Il IL rather
doubtful aftor alt whether tho "Couut Charles
Edward" IL no nearly tha direct representative
Ut tue royal Btuarts as to deserve oven IN that
way tho complimentary title OF tho wrong
prluc8 OF Wales." An matter OF faot wo bo-
lave tho dlroot hcir of the English crown in Tho
atuart line to-day tB Francis v, ax-Dnko Of Mo-
dona, "by right dlylno" Francis I. Of Groat
britain aud ireland, Kug. but tue Count IL COLI
coded to ba q Stuart, and Ills seappoArauca In
least curious incident Of the day worth bring
ing to the notios Of tbs loysss Of Historical 70.
tuanuet
, 1874-06-26
oen to III. and rearot TINT tero hns been any mis-
understanding about It. Very respectfully,
L, Il j, RtvEs l. Gro. A, HALEY.

open 10 III. and regrot TINT thero hns been any ni1-
understanding about It. Very respectfully,
L. Il j. RtvEs Il aEo. A. nA11Ex.
Mr. Dunno11's Offer TO pay tho exponsa OF al
terlug tho official rooord 20 tint II would phow
saAs 10 bud votod againat tho back pay, Ia sngu-
1arly coupled With q limitation. ue was willing
to give part Of his $4,000 back pny, but not tho
whole, to tayo tho record mndo to suit him. II
aeon,H TINT ho had also entloavorod to have tho
Clerk of tho House alter tho record, and had
failed. This correspondence oan hardly help s1r.
Dunaoll among Lis constituents. Hia repeated
declaration that ha voted against tho bill Oh its
final passage is thus disprovod. II lo had boon
really opposed 10 tho baok-pay atoal, why did
ho take It., aud why Inns ho kept It Why has he
not refunded the money which ho admits was ILLS
share Of tho big atoa1. Ills colleague, Con.
Ayerill, hnd tho manluoss to avow his support
Of tho bill and his taking tho money, aud justl-
floa both aosn. This Ia infinitely more reBpoot-
ab1o than to be insisting that ho votod agasast
it when he didn't, and at the aamo time pock-
otol his ehngo Of the gpoa.
, 1874-06-26

Still, oven tho Increase Of the price Of CONF
moditios IL not sufficient to account for tue in-
orease In tho rato Of wages; and We may accept
point tint 1t is Impossible to got to tho root Of
tho rise Of wages without entering into the
cnuses Of other phenonona too complex to bo
examined in magazine article. Wo surm!so
that the standard OF comfort Of even tho agri.
cultural laborora Of Europe is rising, sud has
contributed it's Share to tho o!roct abovo named.
Whatever tho oa,lso, American farmers in par
toular are to bo congratulated on tho result
above nalnod.
, 1874-06-26

Tho Rhode 1sland Legislature has adjourned
till January without choosing United Btates
Benator. Con. Burnside may now fud tine to
bono West. and clear up any lingering doubts
about his responsibility for Credit Mobi]ior doal-
inga In tho construction OF tho Cairo i yln-
oeunes Railroad. It would be interesting to
know whothor tho statomonta in regard to Gen.
Burnsido's miBfoasanco lin ofllco which nero
printed in tho Chicago papers Of Wednesday had
reached Rhode Island when tho Legislature nd
journod; and, il 30, whnt effect they produced.
, 1874-06-26

for ahouldors, $500 for ahort ribs o1St0o1{o for
short c1oar, and 101 {@11o for sweot pcklod hams,
h'gh"lnea woro atendy at ot>1o por gallon.
LakefroightH woro active and unchanged, at8tlo
for corn to Diffalo. Flour WA tn good dornand
and firm. Wheat was active and 1ssa@1s(o lowor,
oos'ng at s1.1o}l caslf, s1.18}6 Boiler july and
3l'23 for No. 2 A1innoaota. Corn WAS aotlyc md
14@ho lowor. closing at 0l1]lo oaslt, aud ook@
Clio so]1or July. Oats woro active and NO lowor,
closing at $3.50 cash. mud 1890 so1lcr July. nyo
waa moro actiyo. at 10 decline, ut 8lc. Dar1oy WAS
quiet and eaatcr. closing ut Bio seller soplon,bor
Hoga wore active aud firm, with snles at $3.50
600. There was good demand for fat cattle
ut unchanged prices, but common grades sold
lowor. sales at a2.oo@os7>G. Sheep woro dull
aul easy.
, 1874-06-26

l. Brooklyn girl has Just rejnotod auftor bo-
cauao hia arm wasn't long enough to 60 round
her.
Tho concert-aaloon girls Of San Fraucisca
have gained victory, 1t having boon decided
TINT, undor the lar, women can wait and intend
III BaioonA III long al they do not dance or slug,
a peuuayiyauia writer thinkH that The fro
quont murders III the rural districts Of PannBYl-
vania nro attributable to the habit OF Pouusyl-
yanla farmers Of sleeping in oloBa rooms, whlch
causes impure air and vitiates mind 90 vol! III
body.
..-Adolph Carbon, Of Paris, has, In the course Of
bis life, drawn AT drowned bodies out Of tht
Sofno and has aayed from drowning l20 persons.
His latest exploit was to reseue man who tried
to co1nmit suicide by loaping Oft tho PoDt.Nouf.
and who was 80 Indignant at being saved tlat hs
tried TO bite tn h!. pseseryer'a nose. ,.
tho strea S S 4 hdys s5 r.
from fntat dlsease, anu this years. sheaflng OF
"tih!k" wool will show largo reduction.
--Tho pnhlte anassat Of shaateid under tho
Fool Adnltetntton act iate'y tes.iaed before Z
describing atlalterations Of tea, ha said (amidas
much auRhtor) TINT he had found ChiueBe tue
nails IN ten. but he did not ooualder or rule that
to be Oil adultezat.on.
ia not AZ dislna ~ its name implies. Tue jour
nal aayB: "How little lo pooplo imagine that
iuBtoad Of dismal, dreary, Doggy Wilderness,
tue swamp tn question II now clothed With
bGHut11ul IQnhho. 1Ao KtA8pIAl G4pf6A8a THO
Btatoly juniper, the yellow iasmlne, aud climb
ing woodbilo, swcot hopcysuoklo and fragrant
laurel arc on every hnnd, and under Mhy-day
n'.ss the appesraucotu moro like tue poets dream
Of Arcadia than dismal swamp"
--rllo Loudon Times Of juno publishes THU
Advertisements
Should thta moet the eye Of the lady who rot init
tho 1?3o tratn At Now orosa Sutton On Friday Nay
Is, with two hoys, a.s of whom was egtdsnty ust e
soSssiug from IN nasst sho may 10 pleased to ua11
tat thrsa of the four young la4ies who wors Ia III
si1e, W.
,.-aoy; Boveridge, Of 11linnls having been In.
yi!od to DO preaont ut tue formal opening BY thf
Ut. Louis bridge, July 4, as,d to make I 0ons
gratu]atory address on That occasion, aoospks III
Invitation With thanks, aud !" will b prossnt 4
the g,raad nnp1iAls Ind the tuaEulaaAat dau&
, 1874-06-26

Why did postnaHler Goueral Creswoll resign !?
Is question that Just now troubles tho weather.
wise politicians. Some light may be thrown on
their darkness by cur Washington dispatches
this morning. Mr.. Oroswel! has taken seriously
to heart the complete failure Of Ills efforts In bo-
half OF tho Postal Telegraph achasno. Ho las
also haon unploaaantly, though not crlmiuatly,
Involved by tho Congressional investigation Of
atraw-hidding for postal aontracta. Eugene
Hale, Of Maino, who has accoptod the
vacant place In the Cabinet, has made
IN enviablo record in Congress-. ). He
Ia young man Of considerable attatumsnts aud
unblemished character. souator Chandler IL Ills
fathor-tn.law, and his relations to many lnaua,,-
tial memboss Of Congress aso e!oEe aud cordial,
II common report does him no injusttce, Mr.
Halo does not fail In a proper appreciation Of
bin own merits and capab'lities No eense Of
tnentitudo reatraiua him from aspiring to tue
highest oflco Ia the gift Of tho people.
, 1874-06-26
ROnAM EPlSC0PALIAN,SM.

Tho Roy. Joseph .. Wilson writes from Peoria, In
this Htate, under dato OF juno 16, to tho Pitts
burg EueHing Telegraph to wish DiAhop Kerfoot
Of that city 0od-apaed On luis Journey abroad
In search Of rost and health, and to acknowledge
IN error which occurred in sermon preached
by him In Calvary Church. Eaat Liberty, in Feb.
rllary last. aud published tho following day IN
tho columns OF the Telegraph. In
tlat sermon, tho Rev, Mr.. Wilson, aftor emil
morating 8ome Of tho sigus Of tho
"growing nomanlam Of tue Protestant Episcopal
Church." aftor Mentioning the petition Of 480
English olergymen for revival OF the confea-
aional, the request for the Ltany OF tho Virgin.
tho disposition In some quartors to ackuowl-
edgo tho Primary Of the Pope, and
tue inc1oasiug tendeucy toward tho 'sac-
riflce Of the ALTAR" Hail that LII Anerieau
Bishop, moaning Bishop Kerfoot, had, in his
convention charge, declared tlat there Was s'no
llfforouce" botwosn tho EngllBl nnd tho Roman
Churches IN tho doctrine Of the 9acra.uenta. In
hla visitation addroBB to the church OF East Lib
orty, Bishop kerfoot exposed tho orror into
which tho Row. Mr.. Wilson had fallen iu refer.
enco to this point, aud oonBurcd him for pis-
representation OF Ills position On tho question Of
tho Saoraluonts. Bishop Kerfoos did not gay
that there wnB ''no difference" bctwoon the no-
man and English Churches in thoir doctrine OF
tho Sacramento; but that there was 'virtunl
CONCURRENCE in tho accepted standards of tha
Eastorn, Western, aud Anglican bodieR. Mr.
Wilson's error il, therefore, that, Instead of
"vtrtuaE concurrouco," he used tho words, 'uo
difference"
Mr. Wilson looks upon tho Romanizln9 ton
lonoioH OF SONS Of his Eplseopalian bratllrou
with alarm; and to saY that there Ia no ditfor-
, 1874-06-26

Tic Smith sisters. Of Glastonbury, c., nro
again iu trouble. Having lost their cowa ro-
Gently, wlaoso pathetic talo has been told tho
Whole country over. thoy have nov lost sllco Of
tlloir furm, by thoir refusal to pay tho taxes
thereon. II they keep on ut this rate, they soon
won't havo calico dress loft to their backs.
D1artyrdom Of this sort iB expensive work, e.
pocally al thoy don't get any sympathy md nro
losing thor proper!y. It would be wall, thoro-
fore, for aomo one who knows tho Smith Bistcra,
Of Glastonbury, Ct, to suggest to them otthor
to got mnrttod or commence paying taxes pretty
hoou. or very lllkoly tho State will havo to snp-
port them. TI1oira Ia q sort of fenlnino obsei-
macy that doesn't pay.
, 1874-06-26

Mr.. Dawes has declined denomination to Con-
gross. He assigns no rcason4 Tor his action,
not caring to announce himself aB 4 candidate
md being too honeBt to talk nousonso about the
sato Of Ills hoalth and tho demands Of his private
business. Mr. Dawas thorough-going
politician in the good Bonse Of tho word. His
aomfuation to the Lowor Branch OF Congress
zaeans that he aapires to the Upper House, and
TO quota hia OVID language, prefors to be
slauahtesod, II ha is to he slaughtered It al, in
ppeu field.
, 1874-06-26

The nows from Europe that Prince Bismarck
has summoned King Louis OF Davaria to meet
him aud account for biz soparatlst tcndepcios
may terminate Ia hfs forced abdicntion. King
Loris 10 IN obstinate but rather unroyal potoll-
tate, who is satisfied to bo ruled by his Ministers
III matters Of State 80 that ho is allowed to bo
All autocrnt In matters OF romance sentiment,
music, aud tue flno arts. III case therefore,
that ho Ia compelled to abdicato, mono will be
losers except those who aro ongasod in tLoao
diveraions chief among whom will be Richard
Wagaer, to whom Louis haH baou patient aud
muniAcout patron.