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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-07

The report of the English Registrar General shows that while between 1861 and 1871, 7O3, ,O0O persons emigrated from England there was stream of returning emigrants amounting to 252, 1000. The London Economists says:
 ''The refux being greatest after the American civil war was over. and having gone on increasing ever since, is it not the mistaken economic legislation of America since the civil war, with the im- pediments to production it has raised up, the enhanced cost of living which pro- tective tariff causes, and the general dis turbance which is the result of an incon- vertible currency, that has sent English emigrants home again, rather than the civil war itself?"
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-07
at SlO.QW

The third funeral of the late Nathaniel Cady Bishop. of Stamford, whose remains had been exhumed on the supposition that he 'lgd been poisoned some weeks ago, took place, Sunday, rom the chapel of PIymauth church. Brooklyn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-07

Tennis Block at Putnam, wooden building containing four stores and boarding house over the stores, was burn ed, on Wednesday night. The block was
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-07

OLD AND NEW for May contains: Old and New; The Way we Live Now, (con- tinued) by Anthony Trollope; Tine Church and it's Pretentions, by James Martineau, L. l.. D.; The Fatalist, by Ivan Turgu- chief; The Lifting of the Kline; To and Through Norway; Sling Stones; A Silent Poet; Our Sketching Club; Moonshine; Scrope; or, The Lost Library, (continued) by Frederick B. Perkins; The Examiner; Record of Progress; Musical Review: Our Washington Letter.
 Roberts Brothers, Boston; $4 year. See Enquirer clubbing rates.
 The Bridgeport Farmer ''goes for" the N. Y. Sun which it has finally ceased to term an Administration journal, for calling the Hon. W. H. Barnum .sshoddy can- didate'':
 The marks of his Barnum,sl iberality and public spirit are everywhere visible in Litchfeld county. One of the most distinguishing of these is the elegant stone church erected by him at Lime Rock with in the last two years, at an expense of thirty thousand dollars, Q monument that will stand when the reputation of all the petty politicians of the State shall be for gotten.
 The marks of Mr. Barnum's iberality are everywhere visible in Litchfeld coun- ty on election days, we grant, but not otherwise. Is sSO,O 900 as large propor- tion of Mir. Barnum's yearly income as hundreds of our farmers have given to- wards the building of new churches? Does not Shoddy spend lavishly for relig- ion as well as for electionse It is true, no doubt, that MT. Barnum is liberal and public spirited man, but that is not
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-07

Aasea captain, Magond by name, shot himself. fatally it IS feared at Westbrook (near sNeg Hayen) on Friday. He had sunk ,most of his fortune in the Odorless Rubber Ca. and other unsuccessful ven- t,ras tsne~eS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

md9tis lange 9feife, in Der onoern Elm
i6paufenbes Robr, eeiien Spibe beinabe
Die Oede bes 3immers beriibrte. Wor
inn lag cine alte Matrabe oeren Be
Thinning mir bolo flar wuroe, nno me-
ben ibm ftano Elm 8elfen nit 9limmen=
ben &oblen gum Mn5iinoen Der Yfeife.
Muf einem Winf oes S9ulmeiters per=
itummte bas @emurmel uno Der &elbe
na6 itanoen bic Sungen oil +, I'M ibre
Nufgoben ber5uia9en. Ser pierte ooer
FINITE 6atten faum Elm paar Worte ber=
por9ebra6t, als er ou itottern anfing uno
enoli6 gang iteden blieb. 9ierauf ientte
BET Mraber langiam Iein lan9es &oDr
big ouf bic @dulter oes our9sefa faqeuer
8uben uno itial6tpeiseno legte oieler
Die Safe meg uno ndberte 1i9 9ebeug<
ten @auptes BET porertpdbnten Matrate.
30serno riidte Der S@ulOi9e bielel6e
5ure6t un6 leste li6 oann 9efaBt oarouf
nieoer. Sod oiesmal unterblieb Die
8eitrofun9; i'd per'panote midi fir ben
Sun9en inbem i9 Dem @6ulmeiiter Ell
nige gi9orren 56enfte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

tldrtem 2eibe in oen Simmel aufgenom=
men porben, Gnoli6 fommen i'm Wer=
laufe Der Rir6en9el4i9te piele Sooten<
ertpedungen our6 Die Seiligsa Der tat9)oz
|liI9en Stride Dor, 10 bat 3. 9. oer 9eli1ge
Tron5 Haber nod na6 9utbers 3eltel'
mebrere Sobte erlpedt, mas als rn5lpet=
fel6ofte Sbatla6e fef febt. 9ie all9e=
meine MuferI Itebnns miro @ott oEr6 1eine
glmod)t berpirfen. l1nlere g}eube eioen
lduonen tuie pieles 9lnoere, aud) Die
9uferfte6una oer Sooten, ober es miro
ibnen nibts nIben, lie lueroen bod oa=
bel Iein, ,penn au6 at i9rer @4anoee'
2laeffiitterun0 Der RtmDer'
Grndbrung oerlelbeil obne N{utterbrult>
muB> ion 6os &ino nidt 1frop9ulbs luer'
ben ooer an O}ansel 9eb0riger g}obrun9
oaDinlieben uno enoli9 1terben III e1ner
Weile 9e16e6en> tpel9e ole bon Der 9ta=
tur 6ur6 Die Wfutter gebotene Nabrun9
mD9li61t crlebt nno ibr 5una9l gleit=
fonlmt. Dies lit nur >pieoer Ntll9 uno
smar pirb 1ic, ie nod) bcm Otter oes
$Sinoes nit ettpos me6r ooer meal9er
3u1ob BON WoHer unb etlpos 3uder> ab=
ge1otten unb morm benz &inoe gerei6t.
Sic M}il9 1oll aber ,uo mD9li6 BON 81
ner &ub fonmen uuo Die 9labrung Der
lelben cine 9eluuoe lein. Sn1 Not9foa
tonn audi 3iegen= unO Gielsmil@ &C.
nommen tperoen. 9lls @rlob fir Mil@
wenn oas &inb oielel6e 5eitentpeile nid)t
pertro9en ooer an Siarrb0en leioen
loate, bot ii6 ou6 9afcr9riib=> Ser
lten- uno nomentli6 Geisluoiler l9on
heil]om er!piele NQes breiartige 1T
AT uermeioen rno ehenl omenig Oos
5finb on ben iogenonntcn @6nul(er 81
gc,ppbnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
@iue arabtfbe S0mle.

Dariber er5ablt ein &eilenosr oas
Tol9enbe: sSn einenl tueiten 9olbtrei1e
laben nit 9efreu5ten 8einen einige 20
arobiI9e &noben auf Der platten Groe:
Gin ieber bislt eine bDl5erne Sofel auf
ben SSnieen, pon mel6er CT, tuie es 16ien,
einsn @pru6 aus Dem &oran ablas.
Sic 8uben tuaren, elmer ,uie Der anoere,
nit ,peiben &af ftans uno big auf Die
&niee Derobrei6enOe 9olen betleioet nno
bic rptben &dpp9en, >pel4e nlr unpol=
fommen Die slatt 9elaorenen &6pfs be-
oedtsn, itanoen bDdit pollirli9 5u ben
ounfeln, BON Der Nnitren9ung rl9braun
ger0tbeten @eii6tern. Sm Nnsel3te
6ie1er boffnun9spolIen Sugeno LAB Elm
alter oider @rober unbe,ue9lid auf einsm
4oliter uno bielt in oer eincn 9ano e'ne
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
Grbc eHeat.

Gin bo@pei5er &ritifus ma9te 1itb Dor
eini9er 3eit 0urii6er luitig, oaB in elmer
@9rift, gu ,pel6er mir einen 8eitrag
lief ferten> bic Mn9abe 9emo6t luuroe, es
gebe DDlter, ,pel6e 5eitlpeile @rbe ellen.
Ser 1o9mei1e &ritifus DGtte ober be0er
feline Meisbeit fir lib 6ebolten, Oenn es
gi6t in BET Sbot iol@e NDlfer. 9ie
Grbe lit eine 9lrt 9ebm nit fartem Sc
ru9. Man triH 1T 0ielen lonocrbaren &C.
19mad i11 9leucale0onien unO ou Der
Snl lel Sara in @uinea uno Yeru, uno es
lin6 an Ort unb @telle iiber biele merf=
iuiiroi9e Gr16einung mebrfa4e llnterlll
9ungen angeitelt tuoroen. 60 beri6tet
Q(leyonoer BON 9um6olot 9enau bel6rie=
bene Sbat1 laden, bic jeoen 3'peif fel an
Set 8abr6eit oer Mjttbeilun9tn, wel@e
mir BON onbercn &ei1enoen belben, be=
ben muljen. Das Soft, peldes li6
bur9 leinen @e16mad an Sieier So It be-
lonoers ous5ei6net, lino Die Sttomafen
an Sen nfern oes Orinoco, in @iioane=
rifa. @o lange Oos WaHer niesri9 it,
nabern 1i6 biele 9Siloen bon Tiiden
un6 @dilofr0ten iino ober Die l1eber=
l9memn,ungen eingetrsten uuo 9eben III
men jene &obrun9smittel ob> 10 leben iie
tpdbreno bieler 3eit BON elmer fetten uuo
0lboltigen 2ebmerOe Dem SDpfertbone
abnli9 Der our@ Elm >ueni9 Giieno6er
gefQrbt 1T. sic fneten lie 5u &lumpen,
lo5jen oieIe an einem eelinoen Teuer fp=
6en uno perlorgen lid) oamit in ibren
@itten, inoem lie lire Grotl0be in Ypra=
mioen ouf19i4ten. @ollen iie nun ibre
&lDBe e11sn, 10 feu@ten 1ie oielelben an
uno 10 persebrt Seoer td9li6 etipo I
Bfunb 2ebmerOe. Sic Ottomaten per=
,penoen -5orgfalt auf Die Gin1omm=
lung oieler Groe> uno ielbit in Der trode=
men Sabres5eit> BEL allem ueberflub an
Tii i6en, eHen lie tdgli6, UNI li9 siitlid)
su tbun, mad. Der Mabl6eit Elm paar
3ebmtlDbe. Sic Otton1oten itno jeood)
bic 1@mutiefen nno babli@{ ten g{en=
|l9en, Elm umltono, Der fir jenes Stab
rungsmittel ni9t iebr giinitig Ipri9t. )
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
StuHofuua Der I1lfoabe $40. 10.

l. Sic tleinere gelubte 3abl mem
men mir X; .oie grObere 1T a NAL x.
@ober lit S mai X - 70 na6 Der 9e8e=
henen e(ufeobc. X 1T ollo - Il:
@cnn MN bie1e fltincre 3obl IA init 4
n,ultiRtsirt miro, 10 sibt Oieles 56; b.
au sdblen mir Il uno erDalten Die 3obl
10. Gs ]ino ollo IA unb Sc ole selu9=
ten 3oblcn.
9. 9Bcr miro nun ben 5weiten Shell
unlercr Nufsabe go. 10 anf 9leide
Meile lDlen ?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
Das 3eihen bes GbiereS nno bic nabe
3ufunft ber fatb. STRIDE.

M}it &e9t fDnnen mir fragen, tpie es
fommt, baB bic Dem Gbriltentbume ent=
1prunsen Gulturitoaten na6 taul lenojdb=
rigem Bei itano, cine oem 6eloentbun1 5u=
fubrenbe @i@tun9 ein9ei6lagen boben {?
6at oos 3ei6en oes &reu5es> in ,pel9em
6as Merf ongefansen uno fortgefilbrt
murSe, feline cipiliiirenoe 3raf # perloren? :?
&onnte es nur erl6affen nidt ou@ er<
balten unb gut @ollenoun9 fii6ren? Sir
Sen @taat Derbdlt es li@ lamit anoers>
Qls nit Dem Snoipiouum @uno nit bet
Stride. Ser @taot als FOLDER Dat feline
WerbeiBung Der etpi9en Dauer> oos ST.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
Areuto 10 0rter.

BUR @eoa9tnibiibuno fir uniere iunsen eeier
Mppptolii6, (9r.) nod Der
2ebre ser Mpotel. - 81 p 0 TT op + ,
(gr.) Mbtiir5un9s5ei@en q. - Npo=
tbefe, (gr) Qlr5neilooen. - M p p a.
rat Qat.) Die 3uriiitung. - ZIP p a.
rent, (lot) ougenl6einli6. - Mp~
porit II, Qot.) Die Gr16einllng.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
Q(ufQabe go. p.

gDie alt bif ou? fro9te ein &nobe
ben onoern. Ct antuortete W}eine
@6pelt tier 1T : 10 alt ols i6, uno i4
bin 4 Sabre dlter als lie. Wie aft mar
Der &nube?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
Ohio Waiienfreuno.
@e,netantttiSe ae,t,ttnifSe.

uuI uus NHItYeU utl Ntluyt Vlll UlSltt
glaube erleuGtet ,lnb befreit, ,ueil bic
Stride bic BON @ott ein9e1ebte unb selei=
tete mobre slutoritdt lit. Ser Muftori"
tdts9laube auf @runo zines @Dwbols
lit nur 16einbar ein folder, benin I'M
@runbe lit es uur Dos Iubjectipe urt6eil,
Dem 9e9laubt miro 5. !. ber Menl9
slaubt lib ielbi.
Mubar 8ildof in Yeriien, no. Sbe=
ooerid H. Den Gbriiten, freie &eli9ions=
iibung peridofft batte; CT l6l6te oos bl.
Syeuer oer Ye, Jet aus, uorouf cine Gbrl=
itenperfolgun9 ausbra9 in Der er lelblt
421 9et0btct uuroc.
2gmf SEN alien Wonn cln=
l6logen bcibt bei Ben Ser9!ellten
cine frii6er bcorheitete Stelle ilnoeu.
2Gaferftebum0 &briftt, 9ie<
lelbe geb0rt nab elmer seltc 81 oell
Griinben rnlcres @laubens; ober lle 1T
mod pelmcbr ein @e9cnitano oes 0lau=
benz. Sic gelNi0tlibe gBa6rbeit Der
Muferltebung Gbrilti bcru6t 5nnoAlt ouf
ben miinolii5en unb i6riftlie9cn Wus sla<
gen oer 9ugen5eu9en. Sic I1riftll9en
ilno bic Yeri6tc Der pier Gpon9elien> De-
rem g0abrboitisteit lid) belpnoers ou6
bur6 bie Werl6isoenbeit ibrcr cinSelnen
Mn9obcn hcurtunoct, unO beren Ie1t=
1eit our6 bic riifli6tslo1en MN9rifle
9lQnsenbcr ols je be>udbrt morosn 1T;
uno 6onn Die potel9eiDi6te hcs HutaS
uno bic unbeSpeif felt dbten NricIe bes
Noulus. Sic miinoliNcn Musl lo9cn ba=
ben ih, Elm breiter Stron, III weni9er
:3eit ols Elm Mcn(hcnolter il5cr Die oo=
mols befonntc gSelt perbreitct uno lie
bobcn iiA nit 9onnerboQ 6urcb Die
Sobrbunberte in Iicts paGleuocr Tcr=
ltGrfllng erhro6cn ooDlngepal5t.
9iele ununterbrobsne le6euoige SttD=
,uun9 njnnt unoblpeisbore Sc lbi9t!tbe
Geltun9 in 9(nlpru6. Seioe nun Die
ireie &unoe unb bos urfunbli6 nic0er=
gelegte Gort geben in ibrcr 3ulammen=
ltimnlung cine 6iltorildc GiberDeit, bic
mr burd belG)tdnttcS uuplllcnldoftll=
9cs ToQenlo}icns ocs Gincn erld)iittert
sucrben funn. elber ni1t blos oni Dies
9rpbe 9oppelseusnib 9riinoet li0 nnlerc
lleberstu9ung. sic miro getragen BON
ollen jencl Grsoitipcn, melde Der Glpi9e
fir 1einen Gobn in Die Gcl6id)te nie0er=
9elc9t Dot; cine Se9loubi9ung, >pclbe
Sic 9elommte 3eit Mcni i6engebenfens
umfobt, lpeltbe in lueltDiltoril1en 0cl6l=
den ganSer SOlter, III unoer9lel1lld en
5botlo1en hcr biinllid)cn Mrt be-
ltebt, lpel6e our9 millionenfo@ li6 wic=
berbolenoe Grfobrun9en I'M inneren 2e=
ben oes Ginicluen einem Seocm nobe
0elc9t lit. IS 1T ni6tuerniinitig> SDotlo=
9en in Mbreoe 6u fellen neil mon ibre
MD9litbfcit ni6t Elm lisbt. Go 'peni9
et>pas pirtli0 5ein mub, ceiien N}69lld)=
felt mir crtonnt baben, 10 lpcnlg fflgt,
baB etipos nid)t wirflid 1T, oenen Nbg=
li1feit mir uibt crfonnt boben.
2auferifeDss,aO Der Spbteu.
No@ ser Qebre bsr Sirtbe finoet am
Gnoe ber @elt eine ol(gemeine Wuferlte=
bung oller 3o0ten pDne MusnaDme 1tott
Oie Yibel fii1rt uns aber au6 I@pn ei=
nige belouoere Nu I feriiebungen por. 9Sl1
leien i'm olten Sefament BON elias uni
Gliidus, bab 1ic Soote ertuedtel1 ia l6ol
Die 8eriibrung Der @ebeine oes Gll1dus
gab einem 5pbten bos 2eben >pieoer. ST.
Ser 2ebenrsel6i6te @brilti ,perSen uns
brei Sootener>pedun9en ndber 9el6iloert
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

| eipibuum nur, 1ofern es Elm @lieo ont
2eibe Der Stride 1T; Die Stride. ollein bat
bic abIolute. Werbeibung beg elpigen 9e=
bens; 10 suar, Dab, uenn ale Weenlben
abfelen, @ott aug oen 9teineu Dem
Mbrabam Salltel1 ertpeden tpiiroe. 0a
Ser MenI9 nit freiem Willen beso6t lit,
10 fann aud Die l9affenoe unb biloenoe
&raft beg &reu5es ni6t ablolut uno un=
lpiberitebli6, lonoern nur relatip uno
perI6ieoen 5u perl6iebenen 3eiten> ouf.
Die per14iebenen &enerationen Der Met=
iden ein>uirten. @el6iebt es nun, oab
au irgenb ,pel9er 3eit, aus irgeno lpel=
6cn @riinben, oie Mebr5abl zines Wol=
tss Dem ginfluiie Der Stride entfrembet
miro unb oaB cine Der Stride ollo ent:
fremoete Mebrbeit ooer Ielblt Minoerbeit
I9 Der @taats9emalt beud6tigt ! 10
miro Der @toat als 1ol9er alloba(o cine
Dem 9eioentbum 5ufiibrenoe &idtune
eini6lasen, ltno ouf oieier obl6iilli9en
Bobn be1inoen 1i9, n1ebr ober tpe,1iger
por9eriift ale mooernen @taaten, oie
proteitantilben lopobl ols audi Die To-
senannten fatboliiden. @6on 81 Den
3eiten bes Yapltes Bonifo5 VIII. I'M
Sabre 1900, ftnben mir Die eritel Nn=
fdnge, lpelbe in bieler perfe6rten &idz
tung gemodt puroen. Sn PermancnS
erfldrt wuroe 1ie 200 Sabre 1pdter BON
ocn meltliten 9duptern Der &eformation
bci benen Die Heli9ion iofort ols eine
Der @taots9c,polt unterge georonete Oiene-
rim mibban0elt ,uur0e. Ob Die Trei=
maurerei an Der pr6te ltantil6en Ge=
formation einen 9lntbeil botte ober niAt
Of lie babel 5u @epater 9eitanoen oOer
1elbt nur Elm 4in0 bie1er an @eften rei=
0en W}utter 9e!pelen lei biele Trage
,poQen mir iebt nt6t unterlu6en. @o
piel ober ltebt felt, oob ieit jener 3eit bic
totbolil6e &ir6e erit beimlidD, bann Df=
fentli6> INNER aber fleiBig unb beborr=
li6 in Dem I'm 19einbaren 3ei6en oes
@6ur5feQs, ,pon1it man feline ei9ene
8lDBe bebedt, uno Der &elle> tpon1it mon
befanntli9 &otb >pirft> oerarti9 bearbei-
tet tporoen uno nit elmer 1olD 6ineli=
|i6en Mouer BON Gerod6ti9un9eu unb
Werleumbunsen. um5osen uno perunitol=
tet ,poroen it, boB lelbit cine erobe Mn-
sobl &atboliten> boour6 irre 9efiibrt,
Dem Sbier ous benz Nbgruno 0ur6 Die
@toats=Omnipoten5 8abn 81 bre6en ge=
bolfen baben. Gin untrii9li6es 3ei@en
oes Sbieres lit a1entbalben Oas @6urS=
fell unb oie &eue; obwobl es uns felt
Set groBen franoDlil6en Gepolution, pon
3eit gu 3eit> ba uno bort, au@ moblrle=
6enoe 3ei9en 1einer unteriroi1den Ser
funft, @6pefel unb Petroteums9eru9> d.
Blut> Gi1en unb pulperOan1pf gellefert
bat. No6oem Die Seize ibre porberel=
tenbe Q(ebeit setban bot, 10 erI6elnt oas
3ei6en bes @ades jenes booenlolen
@ades> in ipel9em ni6t nur Die re6tmd=
bi9en @teuern uub perniinfti9en Qlbgo=
ben bes Noltes ni6t nur iene @taats=
onleiben, tpel9e ben fiinftioen Genera
tionen cine unertrd9lide 9o1t oufbilroen>
nnb ben ollsen1einen Banferott porbe=
reiten; lonbern ou6 gang be1onoers bon
oen &atboliten 0urb @ecularilotion>
Mnnerion, Gonf ftscotion @ebalts1perre
uno oerelei9en Sperationen 9eroubte
@elo uno @ut 1purlos perI@winoet.
Die1en @od bdlt in Stalien Ytctor
emanuel in 5panien SerrQnD III
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-19
THE MILLER MEDIUMS.

Not many months ago Mr.and Mrs Miller
arrived In Cairo, and our citizens were
informed that they possessed mediumistic
powers Of the most remarkable character.
Mrs. Miller could obtain states full of
communication from the spirit world"
by holding a slate under a table in one Of
her hands, the other being exposed to
view, and in these communications were
many items of information that surprised
the persons receiving them. Mrs. Miller
was the superior of Mrs. Hollis a. slate
writing medium. She could also do the
Undertaking. business, and do it we'll,
One public seance was given
by the Millers in the Liberal
Religious Association Hall. This
we attended. Her hands were tied by a
committee of gentlemen and the knot
was sealed with wax. She then entered
cabinet curtain was dropped over the
entrance to it, and soon was heard the
ringing Of bells and the music of an ac-
Gordon within, while from the outside
could be seen spirit hands at hole i'm
! the curtain. TO H. the affair appeared 10
be a common piece Of legerdemain, but
the Spiritualsts were enthusiastic in the
belief that Mrs, Miller was "splendid
medium" We We're sure that she rang
the bell--that she played the accordeon-
that her hands were the hands
projected from the cabinet; but the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. souls that they
are were convinced that the spirit
of an Indian was guilty of the
bcll noise and the wrctched ACCORDION
music, that it was his copper-colored old
soul that thrust white hands and not
very bony arms through the cabinet cur
tain!
Well, Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller, speculative
promulgators of the new aud CHASTITY re-
ligion, went hence, aud short time
since entered Louisiana, Missouri.
There they astonished the people as they
had astonished ou good citizens. After
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they had been in Louisiana several days
making money at private residences, the
Mtllers were induced to appear In public
on the stage. Mrs. Miller was in good
condition. The spirits used her
Ia the very best advantage.
She was really wonderful. The Spiritual
lists were delighted. Finally she was tied
In n particular manner. aud every
body kHeD she could not get her hands
out of the knot She entered the cabinet.
and--strange TO relate the bells began
to ring, the ACCORDION trudgcd away play
ing the resemblance of the tune of
"Old Hundred spirit hands
were seen NJ the opening in
the curtain. and Oct it not he denicd) Jim
Jones saw the face of his long-lost sister
smiling at him from the cabinet. Jones
wept. and the Spiritualsts We're about to
get up an imprompt, camp meeting.
when. 10 light the curtain of the
cabinet fell aud Mrs. Miller was seen
standing united. with her hands out
stretched and her arms bare to the shout
ders, playing the accordion. She
turned quickly and slipped her handsinto
the rope!
| You don't believe this. credulous
Plimptons, do you? And yet is 1t not
more reasonable in Us to ask you to believe
that Mrs. Miller was exposed than ii Is
In YOU to ask lis to believe that spirits
play Mrs. Miller's accordion. ring
her bells. fill her states with writing and
.materlalizc' with her assistanceY You
| wish us 10 have In money-making
| women the faith that moves mountains.
You resist investigation, you shrink from
tests and you abuse those who refuse to
accept your superstitious belief which l.
more unreasonable than ghost stories.
more foolish than the faith in witchcrait
and more pernicious than Mormonism.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-19
NOT TRUE.

The Mound City journal is mistaken
when it says Carroll, the Opposition can
didate for state treasurer, ran one hun
dred votes behind Ettcr and HartZell in
Alexander county. The Joiomai can
not have the pleasure of this belief, and
must have known that there was mis-
take in the figures which il processes led
il into the blunder Carroll received in
Alexander county 932 votes. Etter 9I5.
and IIartZcll 0i2. The fact is, CAROLS
vote in Alexander was highly COM
plimentary 10 him. In no county in the
state did hc come so near the vote of
Etter; and considering the fight made
upon Clements-the fact that in Cairo
alone at least $50 Republicans voted for
Hartzell in preference 10 their own candi-
date for congress-it must be apparent to
all that Mr.. Carroll really polled more
Democratic and Liberal votes than Mr..
lIartzell in this county. The Journal will
learn from these figures that ii is not true,
as asserted by that paper. that Democrats
who could not find Gore tickets to vote
in thi, county scratched Carroll's name
of the ticket and voted for nobody. The
figures The journal copies from The
BULLETIN were obtained from reports
made at this Office by citizens, but those
given ia this article are official, furnished
to Us by County Clerk Lynch.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-19
LEG.PINCIIING SPIRITS.

NJ. II. b.. the racy New York cor
respondent of The 81. Louis Republican,
assures us "that spirits retain the same fac
ulties they had on earth. Here one spirit
comes smoking, while another eats things
handed to it, But the sweetest case is
that of Il he spirit, who pinched Clara
Morris leg. under the table of Sladc. the
spiritual medium. Only three of 'em
at that table, in broad daylight. Slade,
Morris and Don Piatt. Piatt, she is very
sure. had his hands modestly crossed on
his bosom. Slade had both his in plain
view. but vigorous pinch was received
by the lady in the vicinity of her boot,
tops. This item of intelligence is en-
colraging.'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-19

THE 81. Louis Globe. in its anxiety to
cripple The Democrat of that city. says
."rhe Republicans of the southern dis
tricts of rllinoi, may thank The 81. LouiS
Democrat for large share of the defeat
which hclcll their congressional candi-
dates. The Globe stated at the outset of
the People, Foolcry in this state that II
would result in defeat of every Republic
can candidate for congress In Missouri,
and that it would iniure every Republic
can candidate in Illinois who came
within the radius of it. influence. We
stated also that if we could elect a gov
ernor by sacrificing our congressman, it
would be unwisc to do so: but we
believed that the result would be defeat
a. TO governor and congressman. The
| Peoples party in Missouri encouraged
similar efforts in Illinois, and three can
| didates were put into the field IN every
| Rrpublicau district for the purpose "i
driving the votes of farmers from the
Republican candidates. The result il be-
fore US" This Is not true. There were
not three candidates in the field in this
years ago a strong Republic
can district. The battle was fought by
Clements, straight Republican, and Hart
zell. Democrat. and Clements was de-
ieated. The only Republican district in
this part of the state in which three can
didates made the race, was the Centralia
district, and certainly the candidacy of
the Farmers in it weakened the Demo-
Gratis as much, if not more, than the Re
publicans. The Globe has right to hit
The Democrat whenever it can get in a
blow. but it should not strike below the
belt; it should fight fair
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-19

ATTEsTIoN Is again called 10 William
son county. 4 man Of the name of j.
y Clark writes 70 The Marion Mmito,
that, being feeble and unable TO do hard
work, his friends procured him.a situa-
ton as teacher Of the negro school al Ma
rion. "sinee have been teaching he
says, II have had many attack, from NV
enemies, who swear that no man shall
live Ia this neighborhood aud teach the
negroes. Some have told me | would
not live TO get one month taught ] feel
that am in danger Of my life" From
The "tone' Of Clark's letter We are in
duced TO believe he is wilmer, and that
he Is In no great danger. But there should