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New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
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DRADIAUGH. BRADLAUGH.
MR.. CHARLES PRADLAUaH.
THg ELOQUENT ENGLISH REPUBLICAN.
LECTURES
AT LARGE HALL OP COOPER UNION
THIS WEDNESDAY LVLNING. DEC. %.
WARRINGTON AND CROMWELL
TICKETS. so CgNrs. TICKETS. 50 CENTS.
NIBLUs NIDLO".
IN c.A TmoRyp, I.... ,..' '!6 n'o's'n
rosloliT. ~? i sDs2' Ss?'bs' b. saDxs p.
IoSiUmr. M"NDAY, sEs nM EMsEs =,
Np ROaERrSs
JACK AND JILL iAiroM:MH TROupk
!k !as :sS :sp 5'S5 5SE rHS!SSE r,SroS!SS 1sS;rS:
4 SSSaIE SSi?%iE If IiirIs$ 4 $riix,b!FF iS.bF:
uBE mAGI tULiS,DE
Solp,ssny anything eV'' rc'tuei ~ tins County
rc,u,,r prices. 80 75 .ni ST. accus to lOe.s No extra
rharg- Tor reserved sestA Ga'lr' - crnIs
NEW-YORK CIRCUS,
THrR,cR GARnEN TlIRATRs
TBRth'E GAhDhN IuBATER
EIsETEfs"TsT :"s :"a iIi4SE D,,.,.,
nATiSgES EiviT;n;y DAY - :.
sAiiSkEs h'i@f pAr ,vri,r hr Z SIonr Ats
1RNsicS MiI cif' dsafrS ;'i' S' TnnIisn iiii"aii
F.iueihthsl.
On 0'rSfs TUESDAY iS kvsSiSa. Zee. ~
PERFORMANCES EVERY EVENING, O'CLOCK.
DAILY MAflNEES ~
~ Performance. .Ieia,,., co.sns saus..n yunaa and
Acrohsrc ererciSea
DOLLARD, FROBiSIlER. KAMPINC,
i Seaway Hill. -.
DARK TIIEATEk.
l. SBysATIQy Op THR SEASON.
M. JOHN r. RAYMOND.
In Nara Tvs MS Drama,
COL. SELLERS.
ONE nUNDRgru PERFORMANCE, WEDNESDAY Dec 23
ONE uUsDRFDTu PrRPORMANCB.
WkDSIsD,Y
GALA NlGnr
Every Evening uul further notice
MATINEE. SATURDAY ASD CHGl>rMM DA1.
CPECIAL TIE SATIN PROGRAMMES
are urcsen,e by Alfred weoer f Rntsve, and BLOOM Bf
38 t2 Boser de Cors,es cued from s
paders che ceehr't,d sellers eve ave,
perfume Of rare O6d bomage to be oeca'oa
Lnndyorx. rs We ev.sL
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
y NEW OPERA HOUSE. BROADWAY iND 29rhSr
GREAT Bill FOi HOLIDAY WGEk,,,
MATINEE CuNI, rNhS DAY SEATS SECURED
FAMILY MATINEE 81 IUkDY AT z
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23


DEM NSYLVANIA D:-THE
leave NeWYerk from ive Of DsOIosses and Coatot a
Erpr.a Tor H.r,us Pittsburgh The Wet and Seth With Pull
ma. 1880 asj S.3O sunday ana
Dy eoppenS Phlsospna $3.50 ter Wilimsport Lock
Haven Corrv and Ere 81 CORY Tusvis,
f rs asbnSten Limited w.hnston
AZ Of Pat Sunoay a $3.50
nve In Msshinsep <lO Regular s:4Os N, and
sUEaa EacrS Tor Philadelphia 2, s4o $50 1880 l. Io
a.: O. T. $50 v and ~ nshh Sunday .,v o, q $780,
Ms go 741 3 I9 }l.1l2. T. T. s:I
}S N,1s i1;SO 8 "a S SO y 'ti TO ss.G, % s;2o
23U 3:iO $40 4iU $50 $3.50 b:2O b:4O Il. elO $3.50 7.
7:3i, $40 lO 1880 and Ia nigh. Sunday t20 q and
10, oR.5m, go 2 g. 10 10 r. ~, d9n12 ~; 2So 40
fs1 Perm Anbsy and Sosh Anbo, sad 10 m.
W, fNsvpnp,ne. ard H. IL m, O. $40 A:lV, $780,
a. 10 D. m ssd ~ night suDolv pm.
", .sn HilLsse, ~ sOen sno 6:2V
i.I tn, az &c, ssS h, 49, s'S
f% %TwssTTus All niTkmipstes 9:SJ 4 n and 2:00p n
Do, ,PbilLpsburs Bevdere. $3.50 m and ..
fer ~ n.vb Bordsptown Bsrb ton add Candss ssa s3o
1 fsi ,1;S Ffe.lsls Il J. -. 2.S 4no.Ha
30, nSnowp Psnbssh ssd Camden va Perth Aneey 2:SoR
For Hrh.stswp and Ptnb,rtos, e. s.,. ,,,oo,
Ira % arrvs fol ews;- IN Piusosrh 200 sno
1895 a -; ..s s.o. IL .oS S go M a @ ai$ % sis
s,fob,, s.S SO. go sSS 1915 Ii:2 ll:I 2ls ~
b.iS 7:ft i:aU S44 l1Z7 n Sunday eilo $50 e;a''
& r.s.. os sc e: a.s aH. n..'
p..SiOss. Ard Cor,ildt,iL No CoaItv,t. B,0S%iIoi
ne ,SS lf siss sSS IeSSs M S. r...G At.sS a.'
RsIn General MtbtfG.s
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
felp WanirA--M Males.

bflp tUantc0--y ytalf8.
A CONNECTICUT TRAVELLER WANTED.
"A To sell rbbons ak elss hous ~
arees 8. L e.. Boz No. l,O5S. pOs, Once. NewYOrt
A TRAVELLER WANTED-To sell fancy sllk
"A goois ribbons &c a wJesov New lots aea rsa'"A~
Address A. L. b.. BOI No 1917. tosoaice. NsS. Tors
SPONDENr.-Wanted in the OFi'ce OF
" .Maaucurns man to AISLE. Ia u. SNne:S ~
IONDkS iuhce se@
viii assep. Ak'rea H. J. T. co. =. ~ bax a&s@
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

NEW-Y0RK. NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD Il. R-SEW.YO:X AND HEW-iiAvEH DIVISION -
AiV Advancement .cn,ennns e.i 1874 p.s"nso' SAi'a
lRAvE
Trains for NewHsven 7l0 (Acc'rl 605 RI}. 3O3
(Aec 1000 tEv.l 1900 iAccn.) 100 BIi 3cn tBtL
22O Acn %3o al5 LOeai Ell S;l0 ELI and GAO iEL,
For South NOrw,k 7lO sos. 9O5 1900 loo lEr J.
2:2U 4;3S o;l5. j:IJ G:31. .: TO- HiO Tor Ssn1rL
7l0 sos 9:v5 G:lJL M !2;oo m lO 2;o ana 40 lhIl
355 &3s. <A5, g. 5 5:i0 6:35 I:2J Sl0 lU shd l5 Pm
Boston BIDres, ". spnnsasd =. sos 1ra ~ 'n an1 sl3
81 $40 m s,oppns s.no,i Eormat ana 500 and
Q n I'd s: ~ aud 81 10 Brd'eaor: THE
N with Shore Lane DIVISION Tor
Nsify The o0j AMI
Shore Lle DIVISION for Norwich and New Haven
EorInampton RK OF Eeus'D AID the 500 anu Pm
Ntwportt eG5 10. and IL connect win
Conn,etcut River spdng t sni 3D. M for Mootre The
sos 4 VIA Ssa9,tGcs L. X ana the S0o
80. N. with HonntonrR R r. st Beeo3n TIC s;o5 m
s. Is and Ass Dihuv and Ncruaf 81 Sonb
The sos l:0U. and 433 with Ne"Can'sn At
surSi1 Mail Trans 700 'iasp.usaea. s:lop
r. Providence. ,c,.c . ,,,
"s be pu-ens,.d ., Ticket o&e Conp,ny Gui
tr, .nst or al OF " IrsGsr Co., 3i4 Boad"iy
~, fIonse T. j
ehsek baggage from resJeuce 10 dts'inai On
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
West Side.

AT SO WEST -!IandsOmely-f fur
~ nhed ROOMS LBi suite separately. to grneuca
obv thont hosrJ feielc a exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
CToNINGTON LINE for BOSTON and

CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
The ,t,noeh and eoDnet ous steamers s xas '
A., TIrr,ds,, and sstnIdsvs and ihuioN nooo.
And Fds 80 North H's' loot Of !lt
srryus 10 ahsad Of all other lnrI Istn 70, e
,stosd onees seeures a. hs ehs" o
W.sro Erpr.,s Co. and tt 3l9 Bfotdsa{ e, p I..,
+ A DR yEAU, Freight Aren't H. W. FlLhH' "shh '" Hk''"
- a. IN 'AA'' D. s. BABCOCk Prescott
5T7TJE FLUSHING, NOKTH SHORE, and
i GENITAL RAILROAD COhPANI
,out. Blbyop Bsrsbote lshp syvile shd repoe
Leave Hunters Point 7;vO s ~ i s, ,, ,.,,o,
i.sve Baner Point $50 n.-PatehoEss NAIL uhn WIN Pe'
ear attached. ,...,.. "a, ,,.,,
iia,I POINT 1: 80 D. n-Patcbogne tIpt ntn Wih par
r.,,. Iiantsr, Point 100 n.-lslip way train
Ir particulars bills and small time tables nmo TOT a n,A.
P.,mngd.. Central 'sft HYDE Pirk HnSe ano o'n.,
,,nn. p,r,Sa New YOrt, foot OF Jmss ha a,, ~
minute. ana TOO, hs re-, 'tI 10 . % i
ths from Hunters Point Irke i .h u.Eao
,b.cd Al lanes, p omce Hunt' Us e,,o
i,,eT, po nj IA, Great Iem3aead Gautn Ni' not
sp4 ali va, station, O3U sod 400 N l.f ss I'D
-r, Point Wbron, ard al iaeTm~hAte daont ~ ~ ioov
loo n spd LJO 80. w, 6:3Opm " bAhIoa' sap
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

.RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and EsuRanek RsroaIt ks:e II. steamer BRIDGEPORT
leaves Csto.nbe sLp at l:3O AMI bridgeport at II p
i A
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

~ LAFAYETTE-PLACE one block east of
eBs) Brasiwsy 4ihsilspsomeiS furnished F"r & "o
and HAIL DkUtO0M Communicating thri n"or 10 ~ NV
location aud ptousb'e krns feasonsoe s
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

SO EAST 10rll-ST. between broadway ana
s1D Uuivrsv u,wy uuiShcd EOOMS en- suite VI epS''
t,mpu mn,o.lt ted dvjtL d ard " the div.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

Sn 9rII-ST., bet. Broadway and UDiyerstyr-
st -PARIOR aud CHAMBER on the drst door 10 LEI
rh DJAGD tO fmJ parry " sn;smen 'ou'le'n
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bg RECSivED AT THR UPTOWN
OFFICES soa - 1:2 wrss Tsv sess.d $, Or 500 Wet
HARLkh OFFICE Nc 22Sl ThIds,'. esh On: hundsa s+
HARLEM S,v Bsuk Buinf al the BhoOA'
LYK BRANCH OTriCE No 3l3 W,shn nsoa,L, @s
Fest Ohss. ny 70 .. m. a. rsgatf shce u~h
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

A HANDSOME suite OF ROOMS on second
"a door LET TO gentlemen; heat cold Of
h oo,n dead private suy references given au'
required. 92 CIiuton.ulace
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

100 WAVERLEY-PLACE. in an American
NO nlv with cG ien-h see"ni ,nd thr' rnp F"V'|
iu0A, acey FURNISHED s,'b BOARD; ten' fSf t"o SiZ
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
6,fcmpouls ano Hallroaos.

NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &C. Fare,
~ 81 IS. leave Pcs.p New.llsv.n and
Daiiv tSu9i4ys tell couurcLng VITA the taroad
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RlVEh EALHAD Ai.er -, 1874 through train vii
Grand Cenuii Deoos
s:UU Nora.ru Brores villa dtsrtssrson
Though " koehraer and ~ Adams
lUUs m speea Clicsgs EIprs with diNaarson ears hssA
u 10
0U o. m Eorthern AMI We.ers kIvress
e. AbsnL . u..
6:OOp ~ grpresa Daily With lsepurcan for "aserss~. aai
(sLspdsiguh 80. r.. o.....,..
Eul,o spd Egss taki also Doth L. D. AID u
LOO :. n. RIprsss With for Tov and Albsar
way w" "' ~ c II. KESDRIcK
a. at
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

S.) JANE-ST.-SOme very nice Furnished
DS ROOMS LEI, with Board gentleman snl vie or nnee
III AND 1JJ WAVEELEY-PL -PLACE.-O
III large srconisorv FRONT EODH. coninrr two closets.
Alsp 4.hs,, Roo twn pee Sl2 All Siih flhSfCbASs
Er>if fslprrnc lypn and
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

DCTLER.-A Frenchman as butler in pli-
- hmy; four yes. reference pOarr,,.n bis duties ,lot'
mill ,uit,d PRBSCH BCRRAU. lO5 West 34hs
neyo RS,sd
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23
1 NICELY FURNISHED HALL BEDROOM

At 50 WEST 9TH-ST., between 5th and
~ 9th. -PAgIOR BEDROOMS With bathroom AZ
t,ehe ROOMS to LET third fOor TO gentlemen de"rns
Nj ut aud comfortable home.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

HEST FURNISHED ROOMS.-Alost con-
ID yeuent cstion rccsuoe quiet eon elegant rooms 10
Jisrd. G,ll ,oon . II West Jtr'st., nesr 5have.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

10 LET-To gentlemen, in French private
f,mIJ, PuRNii!IED bOOMS with or without boANp' ga"
NM k,h lN,Li On door ltnm AI.ave
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

Il
u Et,J arrived souui IKE PLA store butcher.
where he himself useful; vail
objection to tLe ePatry Csn be setn unu suited ~
Oh Vid kSk.S Il. i09 We'd 34Ih sk osxoe, Gtsadxst
New-York tribune., 1874-12-23

DUTLER.-A Frenchman would like n
~ PLACE prvie hnii' understands li, business oroushlY
able f eapabi honrss
Lrb ir etc Inquire y. OpELLS FRENCH RvREAU 100
West 3 ;hSt vf BrusisAV.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13

of lawyers who are superior to Nor
rison R. Waite. ~. 7. San.
(Which is more than can be said
of New York, or, perhaps, any other
State in the Union"
Ohio is represented in the Star, OF
course. Ohio is represented in eve
rything here except the Confederate
graveyard-and there, as she couldn't
go herself, she sent regrets.
Now, since ! think of it, how is
this? Charley Baldwin of Mt. Vernon
was here last week, and he wanted
to see Sothern. At the ticket Office
the treasurer said, very politely,
"Sorry to disappoint you, sir, bal
the house is crammed, and there i:
not an inch of even standing room
"But, my dear sir" said Charley
"I'm from 0bio.r' The Treasures
looked at him moment in tn,
blandest astonishment and called
out, "Harry! take this gentleman tC
the managers box and give him
front seat-he's from Ohior' Thr
idea that anybody from OhiC
shouldn't be able to get a seat any
where was too thin.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

New York Gingerbread cup
ofsugar, one cup Of flour, one spoon
full OF cream tartar, one-hslf of soda,
one half of ginger.
Dim writing, nearly eRaeed by age,
may be restored by the application
of a solution of prussiate of potash
in water. Wash the parts with 8
hair pencil, and the writing will ap-
pear if the paper has not been des
trOyed.
Corned Beef-If you would have
cOrned beef juicy, after it is cold
put it into boiling water to cook it
and not take it out of the pot, wher
sufficiently boiled, until it has be
come cold.
Childrens' Tarts. = Cover youl
tart tins with pie-crust or puff paste.
Slice three large apples in small
squares; seed half a tescup of rails
ms; add one egg, sugar, cream and
mix; with this fill each pan and
bake in q quick oven.
Relief for Burns.-A quick cure
is to apply q layer of common salt
saturate it with lau1anum. Hold in
place An hour or so with a simple
bandage. The smaItiAg sensation
disappears rapidly, and the burn
gets well.
To Repair Rabbers.-Take gutta
percha and dissolve it in chlorofofm
to the thickness of honey. Warm
paste when ready to use apply
with brush. Patches can be put
on very neatly in this way, aud will
withstand all the elements but heat.
Cleaning Coat Collars.-Take I
piece Of ammonia stone Carbonate
ofammonia) the size Of a walnut and
put it in a cup of warm warm water
When dissolved, take q piece oI
clean flannel and dip it into the solu.
ton, and rub the collar two or thre,
times. 1t will also remove the CLOS
sy appearance along the seams and
about the elbows.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13

Two neighbors had a long and en-
venomed litigation about a spring.
The judge, wearied out with the
case, at last said: "What is the use
of making such fuss about a little
water?" "Your honor will see the
use of it, replied one of the lawyers,
when ] inform you the parties are
both milkmen."
What is love, Nancy?" asked q
Scotch minister of one of his parish,
toner's, alluding, of course, to the
wOrdin a Scriptursl sense. "Hoot
fye, SIR answered Nanny, blushing
"dina ask me sic q datt-like ques
tien. I'm sure you ken as weel as
me, that loves next TO cholera. Love
is just the worst inside complaint
for lad or lassie to have"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13

Total, 1000 Gifts all Cash, amounting to Sl,500.000
~ The concert and distribution of gifts win
posittoelg and tHsqtsiU0eGiy take place the day
non f1ed whether all the tickets are sold or rot,
and the 1900 gifts all paid in proportion to the
number of tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, S25; Tenths, or each
coupon, s.; Eleven Whole Tickets for 500; 221(
Tickets for $1,000; 1ls Whole Tickets ror $1,000; 22
Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less
than $500 worth of tickets.
Applications for agencies and orders for tickets
shold be addressed to
THOS. f. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library KY, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13

Nlittfti loI huCL surg 81 inc ANofGAtOla N''-N--
the Philharmonic Society, Green Bay, Nov. 1873,
BY JonS D. WILLIAMS.
AIR-'Kiffy and Ben. .'-WEBsTEE.
of YOU Iisden avile, viii dell you de news
All aboud dem ba,rcs, yod give beebles de plues,
De banks vas all pusted, de beebles deS 'houd
'.Nine Gotl dond vas got mine money oud.'
Und vat vas der drouble?
Yot pusted der pubble?
w dem deafs IN Xye Yart, dey got into sauddle'
IND chead all der bsebes, nit pulls, and NIT pears
OF dey go to der flfel, veil nopody cares.
I 20 to der National, Won day of last week,
l Islneb to der tesk, Ind see Ar. Peak;
IND ne say all der panks vas in pad dx,
und dey all vas feel sItakg, nit de awful bancs.
'Minc monishI" saidI
tHe yinl,ed nit Won eye3
81 dond got a cent, if vas to die;''
I got mad like pull dog, und giveIIim look,
Tfnd he say al der drouble, come of Jdy Cooke.
Den / run me so quick init mine endy burse
10 see Mr.. Lawtoa, OF de bank of Commerce;
Mr. Iaton looked scared. ind he obened bis sso''d
Ufnd sly, ..SIr Lawtou, dot hanics blsyed oad,
''Mr. Snyder say he,
Und he locked light of mo,
Il don't got nuf laoaey to go on a sphree.
on you vsil dill do-morrow, yost call round vonce
more
Und dod You ogtacsly, yot dold yOu before
VI.
got ne -egcited, md ITO der City,
| see Mr.. Freeman, und l say dots pity,
'4Can you give me my money! Mr.. Freeman say
''nix,7
felt satisfied den, dot dere yass banics.
'Eyots der reasoR,' say,
'No money to Psy2"
'sr Snyder, you viii hlease come some odder day."
Now Idonh got no lager, dondgot no krond,
Because dond got me my money ell oud.
v
Now all of YOU beebles dots drOubled like me;
Dots bedder you always, feel sometime merry,
Dond bodder your head A5oud all dis bsnics-
Come. feel happy nit der Phllhannonics.
Ven greenbacks feel peter,
4lwrote YOU aleddef;
IND viii dold you, all aboud bdnies matter.
fust now viii pid you all Goodnight,
But mine goodness oraciOusi dot money vas tight.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13
Tha Advantage of ReinK Born in onto

1ua AuVautaBs OF Being Born In ONO
People here who are distinguished
by having been born out of Ohio
are trying to get up an invention by
which such men can be born again
in Ohio. Speaking of which, that
sauey Washington Star (which is
bright enough to shine in the day.
time eclipses the New York San in
this fashion:
"There are in Ohio alone q score
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13
AND FORggSAEE,

GEEA.T BARGAIcT
~ The unhdefagned Offers for sale his re 81
fsa dence ana six acres of and, situated abo q
one mile from the RI hoed Depot on the
RoIersville R0ad The house contains seven
rooms, has an outside cellar Rood elttfrr And tgo
never failing wels There - 6 good esrn and
did orchard OF sli Kinds of lt betiaes aboat one
quarter acre Of Concord Grapes.
FOR price and teri1t spplg - lse8, or to
FREDLRICK HEEHLE,
E6 A. TaehumY DoneTSoa's
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13
iEN YORK lAY.RliEI !

ADEMOeRATfC WEEKLY. Established in 1850.
1t supports White Supremacy. political and so
ciaI. Terms, y per year. To clubs, nine copies
for s.. Specimen copies free. Address DAY
BOOK, New YarR CITY.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13
THE JOURNAL.
DER BANICs.

Written for and sung at the November Concert ol
the Philharmonic Society, Green Bay, Nov, 1873
BY JOHN d. WILLIAMS.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-02-13
LIST OF GIFTS:

I2, 900 Cash Gifts will be distri bu-
ted by lot among the tick ethOlders
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20
A Thieving Pastor.

The Rev. NJ. Craig, a Methodist divine
in charge of church in Evansville, Wis,
was recently arrested in Milwaukee for the
lai ceny of books from the store of Messrs.
Des FORCES Il Lawrence. He had been in
the habit of visiting tina. city frequently
during the last year or two. aud various
booksellers, soon after his calls upon
them, noticed that several costly books
were missing. Dies FORCES. not wishing
TO accuse the clerical individual of thcfts
without proof. concluded to catch him i'm
the act. if possible. He appeared in the
store on the 18th ult.. was well received.
and allowed TO step behind The counter 10
examine the newest pubncations. A clerk
was detailed TO watch him, and. when he
LETT the store, he reported that several
books We're taken by the preacher. Dcs
FORCES followed. and had him arrested.
About SD worth of books were found
upon his person. He admits his guilt.
but says nothing in extenuation of il. Ii
is understood that he has an extensive
library at home, which was undoubtedly
procured by theil from Milwaukee book
sellers, rs some one has carried on the lar
ceny business very successfully for "A long
time il the book houses. and this man APP
pears TO be the person To whom the crimes
will all be laid. He is now in Jail. He has
a wife and one child, and is about forty
years of age. His library will be exam
ined by detectives. and the stolen proper
ty claimed, if it is possible to recognize it
now
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20

the floor, groveled at her feet? Jerry
her knight, her returning hero, for whom
she had coveted all things, for whom her
world was all too small TO afford lar
CESS for his welcome.
A divine mother-light shone i'm De-
borah's eyes. All things were for him;
first Of all, forgiveness.
Disgraced, degraded, Jerry; fallen upon
evil ways, Jerry; so much the more will
the great mother-heart comfort and well
come thee!
IL never meant il, mother" he cried:
mo, never meant this, I've been bad
enough and wretched enough and starved
enough, but | never meant this. liz was
the money he gave you down at the long
tent that done IL. never sec your face,
not once, oh. rot once, mother: only the
jingling, hateful purse that lured me on
like devil, Let me away out o. this. !" he
cried. breaking from her grasp, .and I'll
never trouble you more. L swear it
never"
But his mother set her back against the
door; she drew with trembling fingers
the great rusty bolt. Listen to the lad.''
she said, smiling, as she smoothed his
rough hair with her tender hand Does
he think that after waiting all these years
he's going 10 get quit of mis- old mother i'm
this fashion? Nay. nay. my lad, il was all
that there sun-bonnet o. mine.'
"Well," said Mrs. Thornpin TO her hus-
band rs she cleaned the dnner-table next
day, Il give Deb up after this. There's
no use trying to reason with Deb. She
won't take no kind ofadvice. There she's
got that great hulking lad back TO eat her
out of house and home, with his furrin
ways and monkey face. But, bless mel
Deb never would take things TO heart like
other folk. She grows sleek on what
would fair wear me TO skin and bone.
Thornpin, mark my words"
But Thornpin had lit his after-dinner
pipe and escaped.
Certainly Jerry had not improved in APP
pearance: that was quite true. His
swarthy face and small, glttering eyes,
black and restless. constantly suggested
that obnoxious foreign origin which the
neighbors never could get over. But Jer-
ry. shy as some wild creature. troubled
the neighbors but little; only once in a
while they caught glimpses OF him setting
out shoreward with his tisning-linc, or late
OF an evening strolling along the sands
with Deb. VINO never wore the old sun
bonnet now, having replaced ii with
broad-brimmed gypsy. always gay with
knot of crimson flowers. "she could az
ford It now" she said, g since Jerry had
come home"
And never could any one bring Deb to
see any thing amiss with her boy. To all
cavilers she pointed with pride TO her trim /
garden, rescued from sand and weeds, /
where occasionally of a twilight afternoon |
you might catch a glimpse Of the ragged 4
straw hat and turned-up trowscrs in which .
he long-waited-ior prince did duly in the
potato patch or weeded the cucumber bed.
There never was such a boy for work.
'ays his mother, watching him dreamily
rom the porch and If he had come home
millionaire or a merchant prince. you
'ould see no difference in the light of the
beaming upon him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20
SOME BAY or DAYS.

some day, some day Of days, threading tho
street
With idle, needless pace,
Unlocking for such grace,
shall benold your iacei
Some day, some day of days, thus may we meet.
Perchance the sun may shine from skies of May
Or winters lcy chill
Teuch Whitley vale and hill.
What natter shall thrill
Through every vein with summer on that day.
once more LIES perfect youth will all come
back,
And for IN ment there
Isnall stand fresh and fair
And drop the garment care;
once more my perfect youth will nothing lack
shut my eyes now, thinking how Z will be-
How face to face each soul
viii slim Its long control,
Forget the dismal dole
OF dreary Fate's dark separating sea;
And glance 10 glance, and hand TO hand in greet
ing,
The past with all its fears,
Its silence and tears,
lis lonely yearning wears,
Shall vanish in the moment of that meeting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20
A Model Advertisement.

A recent journal mot of the regular
schooD contains long advertisement of a
celebrated practitioner, from which the
following extract is taken:
Have yees pains in yer bones, or a botherin' ache
IN yer jints alter dancn' a jig Mt wake7
Have yees caught a black eye from some loun-
dern' wnack?
Have yees yartebral twists in the sphine av yer
back?
whin yer walkin' the strates are yees likely to
fall?
Don't whisky sit well on your stomach at all ?
sure It's boiherin' nonsense 10 sit down and wape
When n bit ay me powdher N put yees 20 Shape;
shtate yersymptoms, me darlin's and niver yees
doubt,
But as sure a gun can shtraiten wees out
Come, thin ye poor craythurs, ana don't yees
be scairti
Have yces batin' and lumberin thumps at the
HART
Wild ossification and acceleration,
Wild attenuation and ragurgitalion,
Wid annexation and xascerbation,
Wild precipitation and hapitization,
Wid praoccupation and evaporation
Nid hallycination and acrid sacrafi0n,
Wld black arrupnon and qualification,
Wild great jactitation and conagulation,
Wild quarc Utilization snd cowd preparation?
BE me sowli but IN bring all yer woes TO COM
platoon
0nless yer in love-thin ye're past all salvation.