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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27
: ie Debatten Der unfeIioen 8erfanun

- Die Debatten Der u,a1eIisen 8erfaf1un9ss
Contention perben pier ganbe, nngefabr
ieber 70 bid ME bic 8ibeL faaen nnb Die
8ouenbuns bes 9rades wirb nod mebrere
Monate in Nnipru1 nebnten. Dte S6pabs
nutb bieIes Gorpers iiberiies ieoes Dtab uno
.3iel. Die Soften Der Convention b~elaufen
it6 auf minbei tens s25O,000, unb ales fur
bic Sat!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27

Elm 0orf6las iber 8eiteueruns 160,47O bes
iabenbe unb bios 10000 perneinenbe Stims
men. Mebrbeit ber beiabenben Sttmnaea
139,861. Da aber BET bet Wabl fur 6as
Staatstidet 322,126 Stintmen abse8eben
uorben ,parert, 10 rpdren 10000 Sttrtt.en
sur Mnnabme bes 8ori9Iass n0tbis seUel en-.
Mebr oils 10000 WdbIer batten 1s9 TIM ben
&orIdlas sar ni9t befiinamert.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27

Suian antbonp, bic befannte @eibers
re6tIerin, erfIart, es iei ni6t ipabr, bab fe
auf 9iIton's S6ooBe seieffen babe. 9as
Mab6en 8eiIie, bic bies Dor 8ee6er's &ir9enz
Committee ausia9te, iet ME mebr aEs Dlenftz
mab3en in TiIton's Samilte 9eueIen; geifie
fei auBerbem Elm balber Sotot uno cine u1z
beilbar p~erIosene Psrfon. GLIo nod Elm
plrbises Mit9lieo ber perlo9enen 9eieai9aft,
rpenn ndmli9 5uIan bic Wabrbeit Ia9t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27
sie bemufratiide etaats. gunbeuttnn

p~eriammeIt iid beute, tuabrenb iid nnier
@odenbIatt inter Der Yrei1e befinoet, tn Sos
Iumbus. 8ereits am Dienftas McrSen toareit
piele DeIesaten einsetrofen. De0se bic Sons
pention uniern seredten g%rtpartangen ents
ipre9en, bemofratii6e Grunoiase feltbalten,
ji6 nidt aaf sefabruOlle Abmese p@er1rrer,
quite G%rnennunsen MAIDEN uno cine Y!atts
FORM 3immern, bic aus fern9eIunbem Solj
betebt uub brett unb liberal senus II, un'
ale unparteiilden Burser, oue GeSnsr Der
berrIdenben Corruption, barauf gu ueretnt9en
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27

,Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" iol 1ilton gee
iast babeny lift eisentlib ni,r eth Stub, 5u BEN
aud Drauen 3utritt baben. Diefer Stub
sabIt etrua 1900 MitsIieber. Inter oteiea
iinb piele reide, lebensIutise Geieaer, rpels
DE bic @emeinbe oils bIoBen seielise1 gers
Elm betradten, 2eute noa tpeItli6er Geltnas
urs, benen 8ee6er's Mib uno Saune TIM unts
gang sefaut. Sic unterItisen bie 9emeinoe
unb unterbalten it1 in berielben, wie ionit
i'm Tbeater, ober beim &artenipieI. 8ee6er
1T Elm seiitreider Steiner uno peritebt es,
bur9 feline @sosn bic Srausa be~rbsi5as'sben'
@as 1T aatarIi6er, ais bab in elmer lanss
ueiIisen staot lpie 8rooflpn eine grt Don
Sanbelsb6rie iib in bet @emeiaoe biloet,
suenn iene reiden GeieIen unb bic sefablss
buieIigen Grauen in berIelben f6 b~ese9aen
Die MitsIieber ber PIpmoatb Stride frasen
wenis mad benz reIisi0ien Gberaftes gses
ber's."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27

8ee9er preSi9te an, Sonntag Dor benz
Trpin Mountain !Sauie tn Stem 9ampfbtre.
8epunoerer unb Neusierise tauten BON alien
Setten berbeL UNI ben u9roben Dlann" 81
ieben, bet einen 10 9epaIti8en SCANDAL i'm
2enbe peranLabt bat. 9te Inoo6t pirb
,pobL ni6t febr erob oetpeien fein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27
9ie Gtaatsfair

rimmt ON Montas, ben z. September, in
Columbus ibren anfans unb idliebt am oars
a~ufoIsenoen SSreitas. Da bic Satr ftnft
Sabre in Columbus bleiben NTH, 10 itno utel
before ginridtunsen setroHen poroen, als
bies unter benz alien 8anbersSpfem 9es
idebem fonnte. @s iinb unter Mnberem cine
Ansabl neie, elesaate 9aaen Sebaut tporoen,
aIe idon anseitriden uno NIT 10 Sidten
5dinbeloa6ern perieben, baB bic Baaren
Der Ausiteaer poIfommea sesen aae Seuds
tisfeit sei6att finb. ale 3eiden peripre9en
cine dberaus reide AusteQuns; ole 3metse
bes @ewerbfleiBes rperben ~uoatanbis psrtres
ten fein unb tn SoIse Der ersiebisen grnte
barfen mir aud auf cine ~iebenswertbe @nt.
faItuns Don AderbauzBrobuften sans befttn1n,i
re6nen. Rur5, bic biesiabrise StaatssS5ai,
in Columbus ueripri6t gang auberoroentltd
erfoIsrei9 sa perbe1 uno ba ale GtIenbabnen,
bic bier miinben, Ba1asiere gu berabseiebter
greiien bef0roern rueroem, 10 ruirb Der 8efud
BET Sair uorausitdtIi6 iiberous Sablretd
| tuerben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27

yunTerbIi9feit 1T ein GROCER @ez
bante!" iast GIopftod. Die 1O4 Staatsz
n,anner, bic iid ais gerfaier ber rteners Cons
~titution Don Ohio unIterbIi6 Su MAIDEN boffs
ten, baben iebt bas Na6ieben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27

SIN GIepeIanb purbe cine Ntebrbeit BON
1888 fir bic neue Contribution a~bgeseben ;
bic Mebrbeit fir 2icenien betrast 1874; ses
gen gii enbabn nnteritabuns 9752.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27

- Iuscararuas Gountp CAB cine Dlebrbeit
BON 207o fur bic neue gonfitutIon ulrO SO
fir 2ieenfen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27

Ser 8ee9er SCANDAL 1T nod INNER
nidt gu Gnbe. Die neue1te SenIatton bilbet
bic Grflaruns MteuIton's, bic etrpa Is SpaIz
ten flut uno einen pabren @oIfenbru9 Don
9apieren unb 8riefen entbaIt, bic Mpulton
ais ybeiberIeittsem Srsunb" Sur Nufbepabs
runs ibergeben porben paren. Moulton erz
tlart, baB CT bieie 0ocumente ,,ur 8u ieiner
SeIbRuertbeibiSuns perofentlidt. Wie aus
ben gorreiponbenSen berporSebt, bemibten
lib bic ,ebLen Seelen," 8ee9er, Moulton
unb Gilton, felt pter Sabren, ben SCANDAL
bur6 @ompromiiIe gu untetbriiden, bet nun
bod in beQen Slammen brennt. Moulton
erfldrt, bab Beeder ibm unb anbern 4erI omen
ietnen perbre9erii6en l1tnsans nit Srau Tilz
ton einse1tanben unb bab auf bieie @runbIase
ale GompromiBueriu9e baiirt purber. grit
iebt na9bem Die Sa6e in bic Oefentli9feit
serotben, le9e itd 8ee6er auf's 2eusnen. -
Srau Elton, bic in einen, Ntbem Elm Offences
8eitdnontb n1a9te, bas tie i'm na6iten ptberz
rief, ipielt tn bet Correspondents feline benuns
Sernspertbe Stole. Sic 1T entpeber cine
iiberseidnappte ober cine febr perIogene Yers
ion, ober pieQeidt au6 8eioes. salt man
bic ansoben 8eeder's nit ben Insaben GiIs
TOMS unb Moulton's suIamn1en, bann mub
auf irsenb elmer Settle fdredIi9 seIosen rperz
ben. - SroB aaer b06f ueroa6tisen l1ms
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27

M Ra9 elmer s~enaueren grflarun9, biebe
angebLiae M6rber einem Reporter maGte,
beiBt berleIbe ni9t 2eut, ionbern Souls
0]berborfer uno nurbe int Sabre 1851
in Grie9sbaber @ in Baiern s~eboren. st
fam inn Nu9ut 1867 mad 4,nerifa uno min
au6 bier in Golum bTu BET 2ouis 9rapp,
nit Incident Ct iber See 9efommen iei, seors
6eitet baben. Spater babe er wieoerBoIt BET
einem Sobn Goodman in columbus gearbets
tt uno oanu fIr 6. s.. @bite u. So. an Der
Columbus II. Sprtnsfieln Short Sine @iiens
balm. Snt Sebruor 1878 nil er BET Des
fiance einen giienbabnsg ontroft abernomnten
boben. Sn Utai bes Sabres iet er NIT 3.
Sarren nnO na96er NIT siaem 9spinsa Ader
III 9anoeL 9eratben unb in bic 9entp @Onntp
Sail ssian6t unb erft I'M Sebruar 1874 entz
Iaien rpoEOen. Bon bort 8ta8 er nod SUIT
nots uno tebrte nod eiuer Manberun8 Bis
9eaper mad @bieaso surid uno monbte f9
Dann mad Bloomington.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-09

TIN WAY 70 Avon
CALuxNx. any
one speaks III Of
thee" said Episte-
tps. ..con nsidsr whslh
Ct. be hath truth on
his side /; and il %,
reform thysslf. that
his csnsurss may not
affect thee. = When
Anaximandsr was
told that the very
boys laughed Il biz
singing. FAY" said
he, .'tben / must
learn 70 sing better.
Plate being teld that
be had many enemies
who spoke III Of him.
said : .It is no mat
ter; I will live 90
that none shall be-
lisve thein." Hear
ing. st another time,
| that an intimate
friend Of his had
spoken detractively
Of him. be said II
am sure he would
not do it if be had
not some reason for
it," This is the sur
est. as well as the
noblest way Of draw
ing the sting out Of
a reproach, and the
true method Of pre-
pairing a man for that
great and only relief
against the pains Of
calumny--a good con-
science.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-09

Happy is the man
who has good health. /.
aud sensible is he
who knows how {,
take care Of it.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-09


James 7 Maxwell, den bel
wv Galloway. rl,r bel csrsior.ri
Mayor ana Council II VII.
Of Tionpsons sdeft bel
wiIlian Baxter, pltff bel Certiorari
Mayor and Council Of VIII,
Gar Of Patrick barnes, def bel
: Geo W Anderson, plttf bel csrtiorari
Mayor and Council Of vii,
Gar OF Patrick Barnes, def bel sss,
SO vs
Samuel Greenley, pltR bel Certiorari
Mayor and Council Of VIII,
Gar Of Patrick Barnes, deft bel
Ezekiel Abram, pltff bel Csrtiorari
Mayor and Council Of vii,
Gar Of Patrick Barnes, dett bel
So VS.
John A Reynolds pltf bel Certiorari
John McMnllin, deft bel
Jas NJ Jones, pltf bel Certiorari
Thos v Tighe, def bel May T 1874
Chas F Smith, pltf bel Certiorari
Sam'l D Forbes, deft bel
81 vs.
Sam'l F Belts, pltf bel Certiorari
John Hammond deft bel
1874 vs.
John Fl Frazer, pltf bel Certiorari
Jno NJ Houston, deft bel
1876 VS.
Wesley Matson, dsft bel Certiorari
George Carter, deft bel
lb5 vs.
Jesse Russell, pltf bel Certiorari
ST,
RICHARD q. COOPER.
1874. PrOthOnOtar!
, 1874-05-09

| depoFttod, the young larvm arc Matched, It is
IN this state that when licking itself. the insects
arc carried into tho mouth Of tho horso, and af-
forwards swallowed with ita food aud conveyed
to tho stomach. II In lloro that they work tleir
mischief. They fasten themselves to tho inner
coat OF tho stomach, by mosna Of two hooks at
Hubatstfng upon the muous mois.
toning tie membrane lining tho stomach.
until they arc completely developed. They then
reloaHe their hold upon tho membrane, and allow
| themselves to be carried out OF tho stomach,
along the allmentary canal and passed from tho
body with the excromontitious matter. Reaching
tho ground, they seek a suitable place to 70
through their remaining metamorphoses, and,
until They reappear in their perfect Btate another
scpaon, trouble tho horse no further.
Tho hot.FIy (Gsirus Bouis) Is tho post Of the
| bovine genius. It perforatos tho skin Of tho
young animal, md lodges It's eggn botween that
aud the tlosh: tan,or immediately swollu,
within which the larya !, on being hatched ro.
mains mud feeds Until II il ready to olltor, the
ohrysalis state. when it onlargea the opening
through which 1t outorod as an egg, aud drops
II Tic 10 Droeze-Tly (0gs!rus ovts) lays its seas-
or, as Mr.. Riley, OF Missouri thinks, tho per-
foctly.iortnod lnrvm-in the nostrila Of the
sheep, whore ,thoy liyc during tho months Of
April May, and Juue, In tho frontal aisius When
themselves to tho doplh OF several inohos, and
on,orge during tile summer In the perfect form.
4 species OF Hstrus common to tho oentral
regions OF South America hxcH on tho 1lesh Of
man as tho breedlug- place for its larvn. Mr..
l,atea, tho noted naturalist, who spout yeara ex-
ploring the AmazonB, Ind occasion to observe
ltn habits. He writos: II extracted five at
different timos from my own flesh. Tho first
waa fixed Ii, tho calf Of my leg, oausing there
anppuratlng tumor, which (tetng unaware Of
tho exiBtonao Of this Natrus) thought at frat
to be \ common boil. tbs tumor grew and tho
pain increased until I became quite lalne and
then, on carefully examining the supposed boil,
saw the head Of tho grub moving In emsll
| hole In it, apex. Tho extraction Of the animal
, 1874-05-09

A cabuct-naker in Troy IL constructing
lady's seorotary, which IL interesting from tho
material OF which 1t il componod. The IYhiq
thus doscribes 1t: "The pnlIoling aud osna.
montal portions arc Of oak from tho LAWRENCE.
Commodore 'Perry's flagship In tho memorable
engagement OIL Luke Erie, Sept. IS, 1878, Tlo
oak was secured by Nlr. q. r. Chapman, Of this
city, under whose ordsr tho SECRETARY il bo19
mado. Tho La*rence bore the brunt Of tho
battle until sho became 60 rlddlod with shut thnt
she was almost ready to siuk. While tho Iaw-
renee WAS reoeivlng Tho concentrated nro Of tho
enemy, tho Niagara, ship Of heavy armament.
was practically out Of tho engagement. Com
moaore Perry loft tho Lawroneo in au open boat
in tue midst OF tho engagement and wont on
board the Niagara Tint vossol waH thon brought
into action and tho battlo won. 1siddled NTH
shot ana al.noHt wholly disabled, tho Lawrence
was taken into tue port OF Erie, Pa. Tho voaBsl
was subsequently sunk while at anchor, She
was sold at auction ard rnlBed. but WAS allowed
to sink again. Not long ago Mr. Chapman vas
tue cIear water a piece Of plunliug nearly d.
taohod. By sklllful lal'or with lines tho ptoco
Way secured. The oak IL dark f1om the action
OF the water OIL tho vegetable oil, but is rer-
feotly sound. Mr. Chapman has placed on one
OF tho panos. In letters OF onls, tho memorable
words Of Jamos Lawrence, wheu he wa1 dying
on thu bloody deck Of The 0lashapeake, tpoaS.
give up tn ehtp.tH
, 1874-05-09

A trao. good pir1" aa Tin dofcndant confcssed
IN hB lettaT tn f,cr fnther. md il nnnriy hrokc
Ills honrt to entail tI,o nnin and trouble unon hor
which l,o know lis flckloneas must but sho did
ct." What woman]y and yifoly yirtuoa oould
atone for this, In a reasonable mai,'s mind
Tho tury Of tvoiyo imnlaca,j1y. .aonalble I,ritone
| returned verdict sRainst tho defendant Of
1000, and ho is at liberty now to search among
| tho nlatdonu of England far n wIfo who will snt
isfy l[s fatttdoug noiio,,s by taking IL arfI5o-
! iently liyoly intoroat In or1ntet,n
ooo,.7, rrsr,v1r,ra
n,,. ".o.Nn .,,.a .,,.
:. i'omorS from mo pohte wofia IN tfo metropol-
ttan cities on both aldos tho Atlantic attest TINT
social fcsttylties arc unusually brilliant. and
eyon oxtrnvacant ,,nco thu fastinp and hun,,,.-
linn ~ Taat .a1 ..a.s H., a. Pv..1.t..."
s.a..,,.,., o =, Io., eio so"o ~ ~ "aanm8son.
widow, N1ra. Moulton,-of musical famo,-are
Dividing lovotooa md attentions botvecn thom
Tho forrnor n 1rra Da,ov, IA dcnorIhol A. xonn. ,
nr,1 ,,a.aosa..s a.. ,,s,,,a a,'.a. - 5ouok,
aaa aa po0ao'''',g 'no "ouoo ons''on y. msnnoF
and poraon. she is blonde, with fair hair. daz-
cling complexion, o1quisitoly-moldod arms and
Shoulders, and eyobrovs tint aro enouoh IN
drive ,ovor IN d;atrnc.ion or h ;nd;tirr not.
-w,,,o, 4no.,s t,,s .i,n " nr." ,t.',. sros'
L"o'en ,, "enos eno same t7'ng' MFs' hoa'ton.
accompl ishn,ente, to hcighsen her personal At
fractions, Ia ronrosontod aa holding boyv ~ for-
oion ,a ,,.,,, 49, hon,o ;s.n,,i.a.is. =. ,..,,
bannd rto o.,r nTaa. -, NJ nPe.-
lo resont to kan the ~ sncis a eEs
icotton - '"'A1's''A ~ oo''o''"' po4is u ansoA-
''a1ton, e. Dat. , ,.,, ,,
and nartina or,nn~ tnan-in", raaaot ~ "'uoso
na1cb nnsi,inn avhs t11s @ losaon.e. 4on'
crmont ~ sor ZIP now h.a Mssof hna from our GOV
ta;nng 't " H.. n11nta M nas oeon !oEent,y onsof-
E,Saasu.. nst n"t sy Irocesiy " ~ taMe5toan
INV ~ tha;r re,ianaa ~ r.. anu n5 niini @ .io
, 1874-05-09

4
was difficult oneration. IL ba5nr A. ,,.,, =.
in longt! aud OF incronsino broat, fron, In Mon y,
TO tall, beeldos being secured to tho ilenh Of
n zig 1n,. 1ns1ae Of to tnmor BY two horny hooks An
Way Of rrocaoJiir ,.,,,o nu -. s''t osn olecye
grub with atronr tnI,ncco-im1cc' oama{nn 'ao 10
relax it's grip III tic intorior md ihon mil IL M
Of tho narrow orl1cn ~ thc tnmor h. ~ n,o;. n'
foree. '
lsbcd at, account Of ~ .vt,, % .t,,iia. RHo-
which llo named Ns1,s fa,n;a3s s,'I. ,aaa.a na5s
to his observations, tho Inrym n; tho inaoct oro
not r.te On tho arms bacK and abdomon ion '' Of tho
OF which ia nin,,tn nritica thronr 'nJ tSp =.
nT,h nonmninatas m vI,t H. entonRn whloh the
iittine norIod tbs larvn foroos tn w. a i,,~a
Ills oo fnls to tho oar.h. md ,oro naormaa.
its aual ohangos. AAA''s gum
: r., 1t. .nu,. .sm,'. -s-Aa
~ - .,,, m,b i"1o mork Iho hlartyrdom OF Man,"
t,,' Mt. ",nmooa Aeeae mentions tho growth Of tho
shea-butter, or Tallow-Treo (Pentadesma
aoAos au ~ VI .no Nasor, tn Sierra Leone aud sou-
"u' tns4' e1a ssya tnat 1t anound' In such numbers
@ sdn', "non .ho country is open to commerce. it
grcat buttor- or-consumlno nuh1io tl,o ,1on th.t ttt
eseonia1 oommodty ,a,, H. s ss's suAs sulo
otbor aourco t,,sa -, eeu w p,oou1eo from any
no,s noAco H.. .lan 'no COW and tho ohurn, Is
trail Africa gathor their buttor from q tree roa5v
mado for uso or for tha r,..,a4 ~
in ohtoinod 1ren, a.. 'no ~ maaRo1.
~ or,tinn nr,.a. .nun. 'no 1rmt' which,
liquid, TINT immediately oongoa1s, forming
sort Of butter that is appetizjuR-at 1oaat tn thI
Africans. II ia said Tint tho Kings Of Dabomny, .
fearing that the yaluo Of this product ~ an a.!
1aelo of oe sIpGrt %ill make tho q
more civilized couptrica have nrdnrnd t. - l..
, 1874-05-09

An st once there approached. painting, pals yew
With blooa-dsopa on his brow, thorn-crown On iii
he croas on the oanquetable Of the gods 70 that bo
g golden cups trembled, and tho guds grow dumb nd
no e 'stSaer M saSz nn''' dissolved '"''
strans rsas' viii eyts csiestisl nre,
Thou living aoul Of sound that Ananercth
Ihess angers that have troubcu Thea 20 long.
WIZ passion. and with beauty, and With bro.tA
answer answer nueTer ma,
with thy mournfCi melody
For the Garth is old, and strange
1ad ths psai 81 ~5eHs ~1o sam6sla shs9aa a.,p
s9arkle sobbing In their eleep.
And tho auciont gods divine,
Wan and weary Ger thair wine,
Fado n their ghastiy banque.-hala with alxs eysa
fixed on mine
Al mo ah mo!
The earth and asr and sea
Arc shaken: and Tho grca. pale gods 1T atm
The rose.te mists sTound them roll away;
Iof Hebe falters IN tho act to Ill.,
And groweth wan and gray;
Fruits and flowers grow black aud dead,
s aisams sI 10 biood i d'saa nd Sdn wsthe.s up;
Apbrodite breathes charm,
Gripping Pallas' bronzed arm;
xors the father cienrhcs teetht
Willis his cloud-throuu shakes beneath
Tho passon-loTsr In Hcras hair mells In anavJ
wreath
All, VOC ! ah, wool
Ono clilnbeth from below
mortal shape with pallll smile doth rise,
Desiring Aeayy CrosA and crowun with thorn:
His brow moist with blood. his E,rauga aveet eyes
look ptenus and forlorn
Hsrk | oh hark | hts cold footfau
Uteakb upon tha banquet-hall
Gnd and goddess etart to llsar
Earth, atr, ocean, muan iIl tbnr;
Shadows Of the GfozB uul him
Make tho ianquut-tnlle ut1n
BileRt sit tls godB divine,
Old and hugga:d over winc
And slowly to soug they fade, With iarge oyea azed
OIL mine ~
OLyro oLyroi
Thy strings Of golden fra
Fade 10 their fau1ng, and tho hand ts chill
That touches thes; tho ouee glad brow ssoM
faint. I withor, whilc that conctavo still
Des woary sway
Ah the prophecy OF old
Sung by Fan 10 scof!era cold
God and goddcss 1roop and d1ds
Gully co1fayainst tho Hky:
TherD IL change and al u done,
Btral1go look Moon aud 8lNrs and Sun
God aud goddess fale, aud aee
All thor f.rgo eyes louk at INC
Willis Voc nl, woe! Ii dying song, tado, I fadAt
with shce
-lsobfrt buchanan.
, 1874-05-09
Aio4nndro,vnn,s Clothes.

The Duchess Of Edinburgh, It appears, of
folded English tasts In hor wedding i,ousseau,
wlliol included garments Of too glaring ooloru to
suit English deas Of drosa ut IL no nccret."
tho lenders OF tlla fashionable world pronounced
tue drosAos OF the Russian prlncosH vulgar.
aud shs is nnw apc caring III the moro sote: mud
claste colora."
, 1874-05-09

Tho beauty and sweonoss Of orheins character car-
not DO exaggerated, yo slo no mate for Hamlet lie
Ia III Il. N avn ns hst a
afcr hcac havo boon espornaturnlly revealed to hin,
Ia impossible for him o rcturn to Ills cnrl,or poalto
1lta hcnrt romans r,s 10 hor but his whole ltooc-
ual nature las Bono beyond her.
Those wore tho sentiments which animated
Gootho's conduct. TO educate, to perfect, to
pampor solf, waa his object through life; and
gom NODDED to sct of bis vanity. ho did not
hesitate to appropriate It, giyiug tho yorioat
droaa In return. And yot, ho wi,oso intellect or
passion rather, oltgfew ono beautiful and Quit
vatod woman after another, at last married iho
peasant woman OhriBttano tho mother Of lis II
year,old aon. To ie credit be 1t said, that, dur
ing tho twonty-otGht yeara OF their union, he
treated her with the utmost ,nanlinoBs, aud boro
Without Without: mnrmur tho ssycro trials and morsi-
ilcattona she brought upon him. In tho euiror-
inE, Which he onaurod through his wfo, he pnr.
tiaily atonod for the solhshnoas Of bis course
toward Frederika.
Il is little curious that Miss Lazarns has
Goethe has recorded in connection with it. Xt
tho moment Of bis frat parting will. Frodorika
At the close Of their intimacy mysterious viBtot,
occurred to him, as wonderful as any we road OF
n these days Of spiritual phenomena. We quote
his account OF IT.:
tears stood In her eyes and felt very unoasy now
rodo along tho footpth towards Drnscnle'm, anti
cAc oAo u sHa 1lsohe HuBular {nf6bodluga took
session Of mo-, saw, not with the eyes Of tic
body, but with those of tho mind, my own
Oh tho samo road, attired In drcsa which
!o,!a.,. ma never ~ r. worn; It was piko-gray. with
this dream, tic figure had entirely dsappreared It
y strange, howeyor, tlnt cight years afterwards,
iolnl myself on tho worry road to pay moro visit
which woro, not from CHOICE hnt by aocldcnt How
ever 1t may be with attors of this kind geuorny this
strange tnston ln eosao measure Gained mo at the
nomont Of parting Tho pain Of quitting forever ito
non!e Alsaco. with nl TINT had gained in 1t, waa
soltcned an having at 1aat escaped tho e1ccincnt
Journey, pretty we'll recovered.
It IL as Amazing as all tho rest. Mark tho final
sentence! He has ut last got thoroughly clear
Or m unpleasant entangiemout, and Goethe is
himself agaiu.
, 1874-05-09
HOW PEasIRMoN; TOOK cAA oB De BABY

Wny down In Lousianny,
And all tho teaching that bic Ind
Was given him by Ills granny.
But hc did Ills duty ovcr
AZ vol ~ you, IT nny bo;
With faithfuueaa aud prlle always,
lie minded mIsslla' t]ahy.
He loved tho coilnscla OF tho aaintss
And sometimes th0ao of ainnnrs,
To run or 'possum.hun'ing and
S!oal water-msl!on " dinners.
AMI fervontIy at mcassu', too,
On every Sundny night.
Had with the elders shout aud Frey,
by the rinc-knGts' haring light,
And sinR their rudest melodies.
With voice 50 fu]l and strong.
You could almost think he loar1 ed thurA
From tho angola triumph-Bolg,
We be nearer to Dc Lord
Dan do whtto folks. und doy tnows H..
Soc do glory gate unbarTed-
"Mlk in, dnrkcys, rast do guard
Bet YOU dollar he won't clube 1t.
Walk in. dArkeys, troo do gat.,
Hear dc kuller4d angela hosler;
O. 'way. whlto fulks, you're too late,
Wets dc wtnnin' krl.e:. Yfuit
TIN de trumpet blow to follor.a
He would cronn iliin over softly
IA hu 10y ont In the sun:
But the Sung he heard must often-
His grnnllys favorite mle-
NUS: "JarHc Washington,
ThEnl7a Jefferson,
PersimnnnB, Henry Clay, b.
Qu!Gk, HhHt tlc do,
Gst up of tlAt tloat,
Como heali aud mind do baby
onn night there ca.ns fearful alor,n,
Annsk n second tl0ul1:
Tho river rose, q tusTrut eWoltn
Or beaten, yellow mud;
It lht ut ila etnsankmonts
Aud lalpe1 tlenl down In foam,
TIL surgiHg through u vida crryasse,
Tho wavos seothotl round their homo.
Tliev qcalel tha high verAlllAh,
Tiny hied The parlars clear,
TIL Hunting chairs aud taf,1ca
CLASSIFIED ngal1ist tho chandelier.
Twas thun Pcrs'Inniouo' granny.
Stout Of arm md terror-pyoof,
by means Of NJ aud luver
FRIED up tho ycraudaA roof
uonnd msttreHHcB upon IL
With stontcBk cords Of rope,
Lifted out her fulnting mistrc.s,
.saytag, Honey, dur IL hope
1aH, Jawgo Washington,
Thornas JoGerson,
PerBtnmoRs, Horny Clay, bo
Qnick ou dat raft.
Don't ntar' like . calf,
But take good cal. OBJ baby!'
The frothing river lifted them
Out OH its turbid tiGe,
Aud for wlilo the5 iloatcd On
Together, Side by side;
Till, broken by tho current stroug
Tho fra!l RIFT snapt IN two,
Aud per6fMnons eaw Eis granny
Fast fading from lf1 ylew.
Tho .tecklands on a steamboat
Heard. aR they passed in hnste,
ehild'e yolco singing tn tho dark.
Upon tho wator's wave,
A sony Of fuitl and triumph,
OF Moses and the Lort1: