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gem advertisements.
Notice.
U. s. LAND 0rFics, IONA, MIcu., I
Nav htk 127A

U. 8. LAND OrFics, IONA, Men,,
Nay 9Th, 1874.
Complaint having bseu entered at this
Office by Almon II. Grant against George
x. Summers, for abandoning his Homsstea d
Entry, No. elsa, dated Nov. 9th, 1879. up
en- the s r I Section "a, Township 90
North, Range Is West, in Lake County,
Michigan. with view to the cancellation
Of said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office
On the M Day Of June, n. d. 1874,
at 10 o'clock q. m, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alledged aban-
donment. ]. KIDD. Register.
j. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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VIZ have JUS, received a fresh
sock of note, letter aud bill paper.
with cards, ETC.. ard parties dcsi =
itg j lbs performed should send in
their or, 'ers.
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LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS.

David 4. Lathrop, Co. Clerk l. Register
Isaac W Howe, s"" ~
.lamcs II. Fos.er. Judge OF Piob'te
Rspo.t Il. B;gbce County Tressu'ee
la JUS G.. Mainer res. Alto nv
JohnC lltks, Cir. Court Com
Desiit q. pAvenp-tt. Co. School Supt
William B,am Corop,r,
Louis Keller.
Heav Sarnd.rs)
ONO. Ross, sHp'ts of the Poor.
Geo r. Peet,
ABORT A. Blanchard Co Surveyor.
BoAeD ~ SUrEHvisols.
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Any IA ,scribcrr - the STAR de-
string 10 pay their subscr;pli n with
.so"d f,celi eggs or butter, sho1ld
brns ~. ~ right along.
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We uud, rs aud hat Nj C;ff,ry
a, sold halt of hi, lot ~ M ch igan
uvcnnr, between Seventh an3
Eight strr Is. 10 John Miznrr.
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THERE was II pleasant little dane
ing ar,v at the Baldwin House
last Friday evening.
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We Learn thai the mil formerly
owned by JAS. r. ned Sat this
place, will shortly be started mp to
run during the coming season.
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Office

Notice is hereby given, that the dog law
will be enforced in the Township of Pleas
ant Plains. All persons having Dogs in
their keeping are requested to call on the
Township Clerk and procure licenses ac-
corJing to law.
G. u. q. Ross,
Township Clerk.
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: Justice Of the Peace, Baldwin CITY. Mich.
Will silcrd promptly TO all bus ness en-
trust to his care. Special attention CIV
en- to pa yment Of taxes "u non reside lands.
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IgE gentle shower on Mon
cay a;,rnoor, caused many a S'sh
for more al The same sort.
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DYCpRaTIuN DAY occurs In about
two weeks.
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d. g. WARMER, ESQ, Of Chase,
called on Us Tuesday.
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We Inadvertently ,:,ed 70
mention in our issue OF las; week
that Rev. L. +. McCie,land has
been appointedhsberuiy Treasurer
OF Lake count, Gse. L. CLARK,
aLscondeh.aS - SkSsN
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M,ns",c.u"ers and Deale"s ia Lumber
Ia,h ana Shingles. Bill siuf speciality
MI ana yard at Chase, Lake Co., Nich. l-3
c. W. JOINER, ALVIN JOINER
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CarpenteriHg.
John G.. Hicks,

W. J. ErCaus.y j. epa,ed to attend
to oil eslls in the ajJys m1utio ell iinc
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BUTTER is scarce in this local tv,
and rclaila at for.y.fvo cents per
pound. -
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Attorney at Law, Notary Pa bic and CT
Quit Court Commissioners for Lake county
Chase, Mich. l-S4.
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A FEW more OF ,h"se snot,wer
seeds are sill lef,; aid can BIO Oh
,ained hy calling at the STAR Office.
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Darius G.. Warner,

Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Pros
Attorney for Lake county. Chase, Mich
is
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HOME STAR LIGHT.

PHILLIPS & DYER are finishing off
their etOrG room.
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Attorney at Law aud Solicitor in Chan
Gerry. WI! Practice in Circuit and U. 3
Courts. Office over Bray's store, corner Of
Ninth street and Michigan ave lue, Baldwin
CITY Mich.
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8nsinsss CARDS,
Edward G.. Raymond,

Treasurer of 0sccola county, Michigan. At.
tends promp.ly to all business relatn. to
taxes withia said county. p. O. Address,
Jersey, Mich. sal.
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Kirkland & Chain.

Manufacturers ard Dealers in Lumber and
Lath. Special attention paid to Bill Stuff
Mill and Yard on line of +. Il r. nj. Rail
way. Al miles west of Baldwin City.
2-l-52
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Baldwin House,

This Hotel affords as good accommoda-
tions ms any in this part OF the country,
Charges reasonable. WIN. Wood, Proprietor,
Baldwin ity, Nj h. ILL.
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WIN. "A. Oeuress.

Dealer in
BOOTS AND SHOES
A..
full
0vcrshos and
Rubbers yle andp prices
CHOICE LINE OF DRY GOODS,
Such shecngs Prints the latest styles Towels Napkin"
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS & NOTIONS.
Such as r Whit, Udh ovhir ovcrans
Buttons Ladies' and Gen"Pock
Braida line OF
STATIONERY.
LEGAL CAP, BILLANDNBILLET NOTE, PENS AND
PEN 'gIOLDERS, ETC, ETC. ETC.
the All Foods sold or
cash a. bottom prices and see me- one and ALL
WI. Al EuREss
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FARNERS PRODUCE
In EXCHANGE for GOODS,
Call and see u.s. "n'" 70" "'' ;"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-01
COURTESY coMPENsATED,

A young editor Of a theatrical journal
called lately on an actress living Ia a
third story in Rne Richeieu. Leaving
her rooms he descended the stairway. Al
the first floor landing a door suddenly
opened, aud black coated gentleman
stepping out ran against the young man
begging pardon, he asked abruptly;
Monsieur have you half an hour to
lose?
For what, sir?
To render a service which will brng
you in a trifla Of say a hundred francs.
Do you call that losing half au hour
What is it you wish?
To serve as a witness to will. One
witness has failed to come; the sick man
is dying win you sersc?
The journalist consented and followed
the notary. He found himself IN an Gle
giant chamber near the bed OF mori
bund, and seated himself with the other
witnesses, The old man had no relative
and made short work with his will. II
was soon ready to be signed.
They opened the curtains to give hin
light. A ray fell across the journalists
face. The sick man saw him, and mo
toned to him to approach.
Sir, he said in feeble voice, do yor
know me?
have not that honor, sir.
Do you not recall seeing me at Oh,
Theatre Francois?
No, sir.
can refresh your memory. Did yot
not attend the first representation Of Firt
in convent?
was there, certainly.
And |, too. You had good orchestri
stall; | a miserable stool, right in th,
doorway. The drafts made me i'll. Yot
gave me your comfortable seat and tool
my poor one.
did but my duty, sir, toward an oh
man and an invalid.
| Ali They are rare-those people VIII
do their duty. Allow me to give an eyi
dence OF my acknowledgement.
And turning toward the ear of the nc
tary the old man added codicil to hi
will. The witnesses signed, the notar
countersigned, aud the former, each nc
ted for hundred francs Of legacy, retii
ed.
The next day the journalist rcyisitc
the actress. Coming away, he rang q
the old mans door and asked after hin
He had died during the night. In du
time the young man attended bis iunera
After II the notary said to him:
Tomorrow we open the will. BE o
hand. You are interested.
Our editor did not neglect the invit,
ton. He attended the reading OF the oi
mans will, in which was bequeathcd hii
one hundred thousand francs.
An orchestra scat well paid for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-01
SURE ENOUGH.

A story Is told Of the daughter Of a
prominent person. now IN the lecture field !
which Is peculiarly suggestive Of uncon-
scious wisdom. 4 gentleman was inYit-
ed to the lecturers house to tea lmme-
diately on being seated at the table the
little girl astonishcd the family circle by
abruptly asking the gentleman;
Where Is your wife,
Now the gentleman having been re-
Gently separated from the partner Of Bis
life, was taken SO completely by surprise
that be stammered forth the truth:
don't know.
Don't knowi replied the infant terri.
BILE, why don't yon kaow;
Finding that tho child persisted 10 hef
interrogatohes, despite the mild reprooI
Of her parents, be concluded to make O
clean breast Of tie matter aud have il ov.
CT at once.
So he said, will calmness which aai
I the result ot d voIley Of inward e&ple
tyes:
. Well, We dou't live together. IS,
think as we eaut agree wc bad betei
not
lie sliacd q gfJau 90 the child beaaE
again, aud daried an eEssJerarci .pgA s
her parents.
( Bot tho little torment aIld Us q
3 quieted uuui sbr exclaimed
Can't agree. Then 0ag tauf yJt
( lght IL out as pa snd ma dDf
4 Nengeauee Is mine, laughlngy rcioric,
The visitor, after ~ aud ina exchanges
looks of h0ly horror, followed By an 10
evitablc roar.
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lL VS. .lEneA aaarse Lamar.

~ waH signed aeoFEc Lamar
This wss an be bad ever Intended she
should know about him, bot the papers
be bad Intended % lsyc burned gave
a clue ta bis history Aud ueh q hlsio-
ryl One Of thc papers was pardon
from the governor Of Missouri, and the
offence mentioned o0uu,crieitiug. An
other, the record Of term In the poui-
tcutiary for arson, another but why
mention tbcmy They showed her that
her father was su oullaw and a desperate
criminal
There was but one path open to her
she would escape from an who had ever
known her. Her resolve was taken -
She packed tew necessary articles Of
clothing aud then sat down 10 write a let.
ter to her who had been mother TO her
these many years.
When Miss Mahbone came into her
room the following morning, she was
still sitting at the table. She made no
answer TO the question, Where are You
going so early, Virginia. The scarcely
begun letter lay before her
Dear, dear Miss Malabouc; When
you see this shall be far away from
here ---
She touched her shoulders to arouse
her, but there was blood on her breast
aud lips. Yes, she was fat away, nest
ling ia the arms of death.
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Ha1 you, sif, said Ieury Enklne to >
dilstofy carpenter, been there 70 hulid
the ark, we should not have hAd tbe
food yet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-01

Il is estimated that e.gh. million pe5.
pie 10 lbdia ate dependent apon charity
f3r their daily bread
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
:gIR1LsOV on NLI1oRZ.

wnlisn Lloyd osssssa vritss . lstsse - tAs
Boston ysssssl ssttils Sseth q lsngth the Mas.
..sA.s..:' .Aslsass..ss.:s :sa.s.... ..sss:,ss,
, ~ ass r al - - 80 = sx.s1sss
ss.a.ss,v ,,sei,tssss- rssse.eiss -. Yuises,f
Tnas ~ nsss AAsss = i6ssnl esssaia rsssls.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
DIR. LIHIN0sTONz
HOW THE EXPLORER DIED.

| HOW THE EXPLO8ER DIED.
In ths March number Of oessa HtSAssys Dc
tailed asesant q givsa II tAs rspltsd death a
Dr.. Livingstons, derived IRON ths nstssisls ssp
ron, Dr. Dillon, Lieutsaaat Murphy, and sad
bin Salim, the Arab 0ovsrne Of Unyaaysmbs.
From the article rsfsrrsd 70 ~ sxtzaet the nj.
lowing particulars:
AIN March, ls71, d.. Livinsstcas reached Uny.
snyembe, and, sftsr receiving supplies iron
Zansibaf, ut out with ninety men on his last
journey In the following August. He proesedsd
In southwesteriy direction 70 the southsfn *.
tremity Of Lake Lsmba. The peoiongatioa Of
his way to the northern shore Of Lake BanSwsolo,
near the point where he Was IN July, lseS. Bat,
being unable to Cross he psssed rolnd tbs eastern
end Of the lake, fording the Chambsss and three
smaller tributaries; and, marching along tts
southern shore, he appears to have reached the
point whore he expected to ind the fouf fountains
two Of which were. he oonjsetursd, the sources Of
the Nile mentioned BY Hsfodotus. II 10, then,
probable that he marched In northsfly direction
and explored the region Of the Katanga copper
mines; for Lieutenant Cameron, who has been In
defatigsble In collecting Information. was told BY
IN Arab merchant that he had seen Dr.. Living
stone and his party, all well, some months pre-
vious at Katangs. In returning they had 70
cross the Luspuls and work thslr way eastward
through an inundated country, In which, some
times for three hours at . time, the water stosd
above the waists Of the trsvslsra
"During this trying journey two Of the men died
and several deserted. When marching across the
swampy tract near MORA Aehinto DR.. Livingsteos
was attacked BY dyssntsry, ::beoaght - By expo
sure and over fatigue. According 70 oas aeeoQnt
he got far q the district Of Lobiss b his way
back to the east Of Bangwsois vhsrs b died aftse
ten or ffteen days illness, probably In Nay or
April, 1879, II Sir Samuel Zaksr's theory proves
correct, Ut the very sourss Of the NILE, ct The
fountains Of streams lowing ints the seath end Of
Lake Tangsnyika, the most distant reservoir Of
the great river. when Livingstoas died his party
numbered ssvsnty-Av mon, aaoag when we're
few Mask boys and other faithful servants.
Chief among them was Chuman, who had bssa
rescued from slavery On the Zsnbssi, and whe
won't on ahead to beg suecor from Unyanysmbs.
He seems to have arrived % The 18th Of Oetobsr.
He stated that the party, with DR.. Livingstone's
BODY, was from ten to tvsaty days march from
and was nearly starving; that they |
lad also two boxes Of books with them; aad that |
he Doctor before his death had told then 70 fetch
mother box Of papers which he had len ct UjUi |
md to take IL down to the coast. Chumaa feand |
he East Coast Livingstone Search Expedited ct /
Jnanyembe; and . tslsgrsn dated ct Adsa On |
q, informs - that while Lieutenant |
Murphy 10 bringing the body Of the illustrious
raveler down to Zansibar, Lieutenant Cameron |
las gone UPWARDS to Ujlji to recover Dr.. Living
tones papers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
coy. ANxS, OF NLSsLssZpPI

4 recent letter nom Jaeksoa, Mis-, to the Lou.
isvtils cesrtsr-Jesrssl gives IN account Of a
interview with Gov. Amss, tn which As 10 rsprs-
sented 70 have oppressed himself q follows: y
shall sndeavor 70 I'm my administr,tiou above
suspicion, that even ny late eppoasnts shall b.
obliged to admit thai Mississippi b far mors for
tunate under my rule than South CAROLINE or
Losisans-not," b sddsd quietly, shat there n
snything 20 very wrong In these States, for I
have not thoroughly Investigated those troublea
and consequently know bat little Of she.! :.
but intend to exercise the dn..i- :. ny omee -
. manner that Will wiz me eonndsnes OF Al par
ties in ny psrsos.i honor and honesty. an
ths Deuocrsts hsvs already spoken Of my efforts
st rstrepchment and reform. Hon. Jacob Thomp-
son took occasion recently to send ne very kind
word Those or the Conservatives who exercised
any preference for me 1t all ct the late election
took ne - the lesser oftwo evils, and I shall b
Governor Of the whole people. dealing out Impair
tunIlc0 70 AL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
THE REDENPTORLsTs.

TOIIR M TIE ran m rvyv npnrp
Ths RsIt,uo-. 1900 ,.s..,,, $1,000
$500 ~ p.S........s. :. ~. s,s-.s go. ~
!. nov on : ton, a. ,".ns.t.c. x,.ss,.~ 6,G.,s.:
ci,i.s vh.,. VI. m.rh.,s ~ ~ -.
a. .,,m,n. Ehs.n.. ~, ~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
imno..a unnn en-. ,,.nn... ~ n. ssss. - -.
s,iy oh..,rsd H.hs.,,. M. ,s--sr .s.,.,.s..1r
n a. AInhonsus Romsn C.,soN. oSn,.h ~ IN.
.I,x vhtnh :. .o..,X..~a ~. s-..ssI -. - -.
Order. IL. asn.rsi. n he 4. ts,m.d n ~. r..
d.,nn.o,,.,. .o.......,., .. N,.,",-. 49,.
~ ~. -. . ..,.. NsSHSA
~ sh.... ".o..ni-.,.. ~. -. -s,.S .,s
sent to the Provincial Heads u tHs dhsfsnt co1n-
tries In which this Order 10 situated, to b BY
| them transmitted to the rectefs Of the different
| congregation. Father. Mausoa was elected
general Of the society in 1855. and viii continue,
| - does every occupant Of the once, to hold his
position for life. The Provincial Head Of the Re-
dsmptorist Congregation b elected every third
year, and Father Hslnbrseht Provincial
has been eonsscutivsly elected Tor three
terms. A general eonvsntiea Of the Order
was to have been held last year, bat the oeeups-
tion Of Rome By Victor Emsnusl frustrated the
object, and there will b no Convention held, &C.
cording TO the language ofns General, until the
hosts Of the Italian King hsvs BEEN driven nom
the Eternal City" In this country the Order Of
the Rsdsmptorists 70 stronger than that Of the
Jssaita. TIE lsttsr orsaaisstiua, however, b far
stronger n Europe. y !: oaasr ey one hundred
ysars than that Of The Hede9peefases, having
bsen started By Iknsetus Lqyels q The tine q
the German RsfoEnatioa, TIE peogrsss q vAieA
Il was designed 70 arrest. Vnhks Tie sseasty q
the Rsdsmptorists, IT. lsboee aes among The
wealthy, intslligsnt and cultivated; IT. greatest
influence 10 sxsrted sneog ths sehsois sal nis-
sioas under the aAninistrsuea e tAs Order. and
its s.rsnsth uss IN tes hold q has evsr ~ minds
efss subjects. On the other haAd. the Soeisty Of
the Rsdemptorists VI. ssasee4 = aso BY b.
AlphonsuA OF Nipples, lay, 1oe - nam por.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
A.z1cz1 scxxzRx
A MAoNrrICENT oOuNrRY.

| aAuNAftOHNT OOuNT1X.
l Inc 0'ush 49, q AeAansee certainly 80
oeneie sooe eharaiAs sagAta Hsrs d picture
AneIs soeesry uoa tAs eesfsspeadsAes Il ~
As2 oesty asss
a.sess.aan RishnsaA sad wsodsess
~. No. ~. eeopeAy % bald redoubA
49, s % ne sAdssgrswtA n the busA fsr-
:. 49,. - vAassvse. By psfsistsnt AaekiAg
80 yNvtA. ~ telling ths smaller txsss
.S ~ pespesual eres. tAsy have cleared
sPess epoa The @ssf, so imposed
Sr,.1 Wv. On either sddss foes lcstief
w s.ee v Srsea noa bess 70 senA9
81 u the misty distance, osyoed Oeo-
49, nsns she1ow o. noansaanA To
S'" I essvsse, thseegn vhiea - car reed, y
sas,a tAroeeh breaks o. Foliage exsetly
~ ssas easettsosd ~ u sasiisse Italian
Psen -,a --es
Noessee niens nsvs seedssd his 0se easees,
~ tnis ~. Iae Plan hes Misty and vaSus,
-. 49, ~ os,,oses vsraess ndinG q the dSseanes
~ ~. ~. nlSA eoevs ne sofsse lsvsi
s .a' Pe's sIsee sse"ns q eosssa trsss. dis
s.Ss" sN"... Ot.spsn crop hks .
su,.' .s1'.u cosA the trunkA ofsat raas Of
III ~. ss sasu oranenss q hs1g tAstr lsavss
~ - .el.s Hoe tas sop0ost boagha. a fsw
sovn % blossom, scarlet q PINK, bat
Ivy aos " ..sea msss q beauty TIE brilliant gar.
:. ..a's.asnc. ANIMAL hfe-foe all We - Of
soe eass q Al IN this country. We
- ss sV"s.lmse: eooessonaly ~ - parrots
q distance - skin he tallset
SSas' oas isW Of ~ hsvs behsld creature that
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
A AZDIIGHT SENSATION IN Kaysas
CITY.

tFrom the Kansas City News
Anere was . big excitement near Hoyelman,s
Iore' on East Eighteenth street, . few nights
ago. An aged couple snda bulldog reside there.
.na On tns evening in question the peace and
quiet Of the trio were disturbed BY the a.rre..
sons Of vagrant COW that "hookod oman IN.
gate and entered the enclosure. The old e,ntle.
man heard the noise made by the COW, jumped ont
OF bed, grabbed his cane, loosed Tiger. and At
lacked the COW. Now this COW had a varied az.
persnce with all sorts Of dogs throughout the cltv
and was especially proficient In the art of
bulldog So, just - the old man caught the
bovine BY the tail, the said bovine lfted Tiger
nlgn IN air with her horns, and whisked ont the
sete win the old man still hanging to her caudal
appsndsse. and beating her to his hearts content
with bis heavy cane. The old man and the COW
went lying down the street, and Tirer. amer
turning somerssult or two In the air, came down
kersouss Into the cistern In the yard, the top of
which was open.
Now, the old lady, noticing that The mis-. 4,
the yard had ceased, and wondering at the pro-
songed absence OF her husband, stepped out into
the yard to see what was the matter. She heard
sPissning OF the water in the cisteru, and, hor.
ror OF horrors, she thought Il was the old man.
zen! Well, her shrieks would have drowned
out the sound Of Gabriel's trumpet. had that
angel entered into competition with her. The
noignoors, alarmed at her cries, gathered around
ner once, and In quite . crowd. my husbapd,s
In the cistsrn!" she cried. He can't swim -,
I'm! nell b drowned, he'll b drowned ~ and
away went two or three for ladder The ladder
was Drought, placed in the eistsrn, and . man de-
sosndsd just - the old gentleman rushed IN At
the gate. He had heard block or two away, a.
ne was returning from his chase after the COW,
tnat some one had fallen into the cistern 1t his
house, and he believed it was his wife. for Who
else could be about there Seeinr IN. ..o-d -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
nv THE BRITLSH PAR.
LAMENT.

The present House Of Commons shows Q lafgs
proportion Of journalists; Mr.. waltsrl Tassj
Bsrssford Hops, Safsdsy AsstsU; Msssra Merely
and Reed, Daily Nsws; p. Taylor, Essmtasr; DR..
Cameron, EsrfA BrtsisA MstI; Sir John 0rsy,
Ffesnas's Josrasl; Mr.. Whitworth, Cireli; Mr..
Colman, NorfoEk Ness; Nr. Bars, Ratlssy Ser.
rice 0azsffe; Mr.. Sullivan, Notion; and Mr.. ".
H. Smith, Ness ASeaf.