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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-05
The Fate of the Unfaithful Steward
Donn Platt in the Capital

OOuh idbb III viz NNPANAfI
Our readers will bear us out in the as
sertion that for nearly four years we have
taught that so long as the Republican
party, the fiscal agent of the people, was
successful, and gave us flush times and
apparent prosperity, while we were in.
Aating on promises as currency and on
bonded Indebtedness, and making money
like magiciaus and spending it like
princes, the American people would be
content. Grant might violate law, and
commission thieves and incapables to
his own sweet will, and he would yet be
the soldier President who had saved his
country. But let the fiscal agent fail, as
the fiscal agent would most undoubtedly
fail sooner or later, when the inevitable
called pay day came, and popular wrath
would take the place of popular content,
and the Republican party, said fiscal
agent be driven out in disgrace.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-05
RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHel3 H
AND
Great Southern Railroad.
acHEDuIE.

nrNo change Of cars by this line for 10 MS.
vile. st. Louis or Nashville: Puiimah a'a0e
For Tickets or information apply at
Ticket Office, 2S7 Main, cor. Madison.
JOHN 7. FLYNN. Sup't Memphis Di'i
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. z-I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-05
DirectOrs:

Insures at Board rates. Private dwellings
especially desired; policies issued for three
years for two annual premiums. At
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-05
3 = 5 o. 600 o o !!
TO Re GIVEN AwAYi

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets, sl0 Half Tickets, IS; Quar-
ter Tickets. So so; Eleven Tickets. 500.
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC pur-
poses, aud will be conducted with the same
iiberality, honesty and fairness which char
acterized the first enterprise.
JOHN L. ROPER. President.
For Tickets and Circulars giving full infor
nation. address,
HENRY V. MOORE, Sec'y. Norfolk, Va.
JOE LOCKE
will give full particulars, $50 Main street.
Room 4, up stairs. 8. g. eod&w27-65
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-05
MEETING.
stockholders Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL Stockholders Of the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railread Company will be held az the
Chamberlain House, in the city Of
Grenada, Mss, November Is, 1874,
at which time Directors will be elected for
the ensuing year.
Stockholders will be passed free BY exhibit
ing their certificates Of stock to conductors.
sQ-SS 5. II. LAMB, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-05
LIST OF GIFTS.

For tickets and information, address
THO. Il. BRA n LETrE.
Agent ard Manager, Public Library Build
ing, Louisville, Ky. iSos-dtH
, 1874-10-07

1t IN little singular to reflect upuu. TINT l,ero
should not be iu existence Il fully nnDronriutn
marriage service for tho uaos Of utner tlo
Church Or tho world. Tie Episcopal noryiua
QUO most hallowca by cl,urol,Iy aas,,cation md
most full Of oscullances, lis yot cgror,o.,s
laltlts; l5ha taato, bad grammar, mud perjury
May haVe their plncus, but u marriage service
MoMaa t%nm 10 ~ .u'ts aeenl to be tho pace for
Cor lMabaI..tl)-to havo nlss! 10 Lold,"
~ an awkwaEdslcea for which only loug,
lhoalc"teu reverence could foe " nllc! rletori-
cal r,nhlleet as not to tar matrimonial ecstasy.
:, l4l do!sl us 10 part." III ntlisocntlon III which
I!!e most slavont clllru-wumu1l must feel raug.
1ho inquiry, "Whu giyuth thin wotnan to DO
lnatrlc u This man ?? is, to aay tho leaBt Of 1t,
~ a'arhrolllb1n. II pronounce you nian aud
WHO, ha'ots somewhat Of tho tonanent-Aousa
Patote. NJ Of q conpia lloncufortll 10 Gay, " aly
hun IL abroad to-.ay," or My woman it, getting
4'"not." with nll my worldly gooda
l tlco entow," is flctlou 10 ytu-
pehaolla III to Le moro amusing than
impressive. 'l1o you l,rorniAo to obey
him alt Porvo Him 2" Tho woinau shall my, ~
WILL" llcron wo hive tho spectacle Of priest
ht tho altar offering tho nost Holomn anl hlAd-
Jug OF VowH to woman Wjlu Inns uot the IeaHt
Intention of Keeping 1t WHO will nut keep 1t, II
hi!o has; and who ought not to knop It, whether
she lan ur hot. tile c.licll service was written
~ hy-EoMe ago, for by-gone tyl'e Of socoty.
ltH rcAl heautics cannot Naye 1t intact to tho
future. Tho marriage to bo will demand q
pledge for whict, tld il, neither nrnacll nor lsn-
H'l.so.-E2izabeth SItaH Phelps i" ltoma"'s
Journal.
, 1874-10-07

@ sao refusal OF tho Nernbcana % procure hroe vaean.
nes. m 1nmolg t4ie nve 'nonuots ~ ] IT, 9t t
s%sansaea % woa bo hllct1 ~ "nao 1o
'n H. - shtaloy w MoaM c w .le" ,i ~ rn.,ttn ny ,.
two ~ WI sso H. ,own 1, tkn cn.rrvstivos
~ r"eantncA Won " ~ aT" .o ir,,.. H. ~, ti' 1
m =, r ~ t.a,xca t,,e Ira ront mi ~ is
@r 70 aTu h 81 ~ e cae 70 II. ID n
ts sts ~ r,mtrai ff,mmiftce md hy rc.n,,.inn
huuF.cu ~ r"n ai ,t, ,n, - S"sn ~ ~ ~ s"ros %
ra "as r css cr"rn, Tho tnn, eso
thc nrarcy carried Of. botsoen tne stato Central
Committee rrrrrrtnf,ng the two political parties II.
by ta;d COMMITTEES M ao neRotinous on!y ssieStc
% %Msstpus VIII I ,,c.tin y. ooAo"osne soo Po''c"A
'"'"iaH.' rs 7rnnr,Ty ~ r,It u 1r,rr aorrrrvvrr
remains 1,ntositd an' ,neonproinisod, an no ques-
tim OF rncipl l,as boon discussed, waived, COLI
s1.drd: Tits agreement to "details docs nut orerao
M tS uns1 pns: & ;I II ot fly somp:Sa WI, " "
h.S.r.s th ntrt , ~ nr nsn,i ~ tu nv
Il fuir md tst1l nxnnsaion ri tho nopu}nr viii ~,
have alway. iTafesEct to he, and W. nra law-atdlug
People. Dnt reputation n ht,e mud at,rna, our tna.
s.at insrr'!r, our dnyoo!. y our stto lefat'i at
nn, ,nran Ia nako an ~ acc.nI tha ,utaon tat S
nro In amy. sc,,fn ''''i~S'' '"'' wv
"'' A'1 '"' nrsross,u.r ron THE p1sonnrns
In tho slue. and formally protest ngnt1sisan such
itsrlr&at!oli. wo merely Hetgo oursclvsa to loud
"r az M u ~ M to snpt 5ea9rys order provided thu
neone t., reoatnr mi @ 're s.e ~
ya,s1 ng.jns dlyed ind Iia,rncted onen,v. ut,Icr
lhp g.,srstnes ercurci with tho great intoresta ut
TIKI with tho hrnness, Nlytinucc, and deter
ra.,Ion hertn exhbitad BY our people. ETory
knliTasn suid exercise und elioree his electoral
fnyor nf an o,'Sst nnr mi stsf,e, uoyrrnmcnt nf ta
State. tslndedI il. ii. MAMn. If, stdpnt.
ALBEIT VooRtsnA, viee President,
q. G. Dill, ". ]. DunDENpons,
, 1874-10-07

trtne OF bodily roaurroct,on in . limb ~ III, an.
tltloi, "Molo Of Nlan'n Inlmnrtnllty," Mr,
oreod Oh tho 27t Inst, betoro to "t 1n"n.uoI,
| District Conference. Tho 1}ey. j. Il. Ynott. nj
| Hosport, trofora tho formal charges, Tloro Ia
no possibility Of his conviction on ti,o olnrgcs.
-An 1utllanapbllB eoa1-ca1t driver, named will
iam Hlet.ning, was thrown un,or tic wheels Of
his yoh1clo Inst oyot,ing and instantly killed..
w1ssoNslN,
Tho old Bottlcra of Grant County hold thoir
annual noeting. in tho Court uoueo At Lancaster,
proaont No person il adnftte,l to % mouibcrShip ip
who did not reside In 0ra1n County nrIor to an
including tho yoar 1848. T1oro Here motnboYs
p1caont who claimctl n residence since 1883, and
many foehlc a,ll totterlnC mon woro thero, who
encel in tlioae early ttnnos. picnic dinner was
enjoyed, speeches woro matio, tho loath-roll was
rcnd, ouloSlca paii to tho departed and tho moot
Ing adjourned with all order to u.ect npaiu in
Lancaster ,,oxt yoar.
--sI1o,iH Cariior, Of Grant County, last uoo|s
took Horny ClRrk aliaa GUY belmont, to
Wanrun. where ho Is to servo two yearu for f,as-
HiMg forged paper on the bank at Bloomington.
Largo quantities of Eig-loud are being s,ir-
ped from potosl. CaHsviilo anil lIazel Grcoi,
tlTnt County, tho proceeds Of tho mineral weld
during the present season.
lilo corr.crop IN Grant County, as a general
notno parts IT the county, tho crops arc d total
failure. EBpecin.ty is tint tno caso in tho woat-
oru portion, whilo farmers 10 tIe southern and
EASTERN parss Of tha county report IN unusual
yioit.
The most extensive temperance demon
atratloh eyer wisneseod in Northern Wisconsin
OCCURRED III tonu dn Lao yesterday Afternoon
mug cfeaihg,, Iho afternoon procession was
mug a., n ae1lstn. Eloquent speechcs woro made.
10 the evening there was a grand torcli-light
PROCESSION, aud lnaAs~1nocting At Neocoamtan
!iala, Tao iutorcst In the CAUSE OF temperance
Ill ataii u, h'Eh u that pnrt or Wlaeonsln.1
Tho following ID tho order OF exercises at
, 1874-10-07
HANp-DALLh

This afternoon, ut y p. nt., game Of hand
ball Tor tho championship will ho played ut Aid.
oBrien's ball-alley, OH West Harrison streot,
near Halstcd. beiNoon Jamos Ferou ard 1osoph
Ahorn, Of Chieaso. and N. G, Carney and Pat
rick s!'eallan, OF aTolcao. Gu Sept. 90 tho first
six games woro played ut Toledo, aud resulted in
tia: To-day tho contest will 10 decisive QUO,
consisting Of tllo best th,ee iu llyo. Ti,o stnbs
IL $3.50 Il side. '"'
Tho gautomou from Toledo ara nne athletes
aud excellent ball-tossers. Tho Chicago ,non
ore equally vol spoken of. Hence, tbs game
Will dou1tiess bo ouN Of oxecedins lntel cbt.
, 1874-10-07
KclitElctry Grimes.

SbEcfdf D'fbasfH 70 TIE t3ffctNn 7F3hVNt.
Lou1svltLE. Oct. ca special from, Lexing-
ton, KY, to tho Con'icr-Journat Bays Two wot-
known insurance mou to-day called nsau, who
lad been pattner Of abanlsrupt who owed then,
about 51l0 into their office mud compelled him
to give thom first check. and Sion TINT was
not onored, note for Tic amount, ono Of them
holding pistol at hts ilcad. On being released,
warrant 'yaa iEsued, and ,lo parties subsequent
ly agrcea to par &l.C00 aud the lawyers feoB,
amounting III all to aboat $3.50, to compromise
tle tnnltnr.
Warrants havo bcon iee.cd for the arrest Of
Boyeral negroes Of Fnyettc County who took
William snuaorb, also colored, from his house
Saturday night aud whipped him iur voting tho
Dc1nocrasic tlel:ot, declaring thai Dc,nocrntic
negro should live i'll tho noighborhood.
, 1874-10-07
Grand Tr0ttIng Matinee at Dexter
Park this Afternoon,
Races at Nashville and at
the East.
Gamo Between Tho ChIcagos and Phil
ado)phias at tho Twcnty-second
Street Grounds To-Day.
THE TURF.
DEX1'l.it t'Alt[ atATINEE.

"*A''-t 'Ahh Ah1lHEE.
.i'llnro will m n troltIny mattel, at I}oxtor rark
l',in hftnrntItn. hut wn nre not anfo io nayInp
w3Iht lmtf|Hn will ttn c,ntdntnntH. btr. Goodrnb.
M anI,ot,cua In nur nt1vortising columns, will
l,nl pntt ilH lntrNo firliuo to co,npoto, for rem
H'ln Ut h1H avn, nItl Mr.. AfhnBs, III another ad-
vHrl1Hrinoht, noln forth Tint Goldsmith Mud.
ft'IlnrLan. h..st H!tAtor will certainly trot, In
Oitlnr 10 nvnitl inathIto, will Bitnpjy nay that
tllnr" Mill bn n trot, a'nl lnt II t:u 1t that.
AMkntuAH uiltt. H,:AlH tNlpEnnOTrou At pEEn-
Ft,t,r rAhK.
NEw ynnn, Oa4. 0.--l'llo n,ah, raoo botwocu
hfnnf!ont tlIrI amt t'opporbotLo'n, on Docrfoos
f'Mk, fur n puma Of II ,L0U. waH MON by tho
f''f'nor. Nortuihatlouh won tho tlrat ltuat, and
AnI"'aan nlrl I'll" hocontl, third, and fourttl
1l"'o -'2:25'9, Am. 2:2511G, 2:20
TIL: nAtgH Ar HA1.EHnunu,
Hprrfat Hsana'ch to 1hc LAicnga Yrfbtns.
fiAiEnHtinH, Ost. 0.--rlo talI rncoH at tho
1!rivlnK-!'ath c'HItno.nosl tliH morning, antl
tl,f!" racnn hnsn tahun nInco during tho lny
Will t'', following antrlE1 ntIii Acbre:
A.. liH',kIna' b. e. hrtnlx. ............
II. A'4sy* h. +. 'ta'a!a ;,rnwi. ''' - - 49,
IiMr-~i:tj.
trrpnd raGo--1hra,- ynn,- -t,u, ,,llo and rorcat.
tIttsn t1;D.
He'""
nrn'Eh lir"..... .........................9 2
.:'!l,a .........B
- Yimr--i:lda !; i:ts.
Ihlfh FH"-Efts " all nlllH Atld !!alf; p,,rEa
1at. '"
,h ,"nht "t''*.-..''' ..''..,.....,.............
.Aa.
, 1874-10-07

Tho counties and towna In Tho grasghonnor
region arc Offering rewards for tho le;ecion n,,d
punishment OF po,nons aottng rrnfrio tjros I'm
neaIRn IL t.; to Keep lle etass to burn Tho grass
p. Payne. QUO Of tho Oldest hanfora :, g.,
iaill, but Of lato years dining only a no,ninsi
nineAe. hns assigned liB effects for tlIs hnnoiit
Of tliH creditors. '"' oono's
Waller, Remington, n lad II yoass old. waa
run oyor by tho cara yesterday afternonn III
Grand IsapidH. md lad ON lex cut of and liz
full. :" oou"'-
, 1874-10-07

BOSTON -. E4EEEo2I-rEz FL aorz1 VII ~ 70 i.
SE<ezci Dlsr1tth i, Fh< Ch.la.m Tr-lnns
HARTFORD, conu Oct. 6.-Its EA-=.os,ts pLs7e.1
arealiy due game with the B,e:ous sc-.:ar. Tt.i-
batting surpassed the Bcssccs' 1nd tie Esd.px
was excellent. especially rirpss in the lei:
stearus pitched NTH gucd effect, Int failed 81.
tho bat. The game was fairly lest b. vila
throw OF Fishers to first base. which e.1e the
Bostons two runs IN the ninth .nu,us. closing
seyen to Hix.
, 1874-10-07

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. G.,-IIouston Scott,
co'orod, fatally stabbed cotored hoy nnlned
F!emlning, near Columbia. TOM. On Sunday, lu
. difficulty oil account Of jealousy. Scott made
his oscRpo.
Tho Bdn"er's Pulaski, Tenn, special. on the
9TH, says: " Houston, o colorcd boy, aged 1G, at
Pillow'n inrm, miles from Columtia, ot, S,,n-
day. Oct. 4, IVES arrested as le wHs taking tho
Sheriff Jim Haynes. OF Columbia. aud tu.kou to
Columbia for trial.
Turner Gtcer, coIorad, whu murdered George
Greeti, colorod, III this county. in April, 1S72.
was yesterday convicted Of murder in tho first
ilogreo. This il his second triu aud tue sccond
tinlo Il like verdict Aai beon rendered. Applleu-
tion was mado for a new tr:al,
, 1874-10-07

Three men from tho norttsarn Fart Of Iowa
have hson hunting for several weeks north of
sioux Rapidn. iuualhy Ut laat wools two uf
tt'on f"lt to st. Cloud, and, returning loxt .uy,
found their oonrndu, CharlcH Iuwe, living d, I'd
acroah Tho door'aili of thoir hunting cah, Bllot
~ tho bowels. 1t IL presumed tt,nt l!o acoidtnl-
ally ebot h;msolf. Ho wna about II years oid,
sud respectfully conlectol in lo,ia.
, 1874-10-07
.ln1rNrrY %torp Eto1,I,n.1.

JErfgEsoNyILLE, Ind. Out. 6.---(i. ". Minis
je~clry store, located IN tho First National nauk
Building, waB antcrel through The col|arby burg
lars last night. Hollow and tint silver ware and
general assortment Of Jcwe|ry. gold pcls, prcc-
tncles, de-, wcr0 takon, valued At 81 ,iOO. Tloy
failed in their atto'nl't to upon Tho safe. No Glow
TO tho burglars.
, 1874-10-07
Murder nratt .T:til"1src.stefng at ElolIy
SPRINGS, lliAs.

HOLLY Spn1sas, Miss. Oct. 0.--Last night
five negro prisoners brol:o Jail hero md cscapst
One OF tllon1, Ja1una Perkins, under deat|, nsn-
tonco for murtlor, struck tho guard. Mack Hill,
in the head with bar Of iron, ca,,siuy hiH doa,,.
AT o'clock to-day tho 6horiN'a posse rccapt,lyed
all tho prisoners. Hill a u brorhor Of Iamos
Hill, Secretary Of 6tato. Tho foelns among tho
coinrcl pouplo liz such NJ would routcr Perkins
lilo unsnfc outBitio OF tho jail.
, 1874-10-07
Arrest OF Suspected aEt1r<icrerx.

I
DEsMo1HEs, H.. Oct. G.-Three cnlored citi-
Zcnu Of Desaloines, Robert Grant, AIMS Graves,
and Abo GIavos, were arrested to-day and lodged
III jail OH Tho charge Of numbering Ella Barrett
OIL the night OF thu 23th Of September laut. THO
evidence against them ID Of the Most conclusive
kind.
, 1874-10-07
4 Eel1s3llo E'iNsat4,

SDfclH1 U6WltA % 7Ht C1t!caNo IF{bun4.
I.oulHviLLc, ky.. Oct. ia few tlays ago two
tlnnyhtars aHo; md 10. OF Mira. suilzor, who
leops a hotel ut Columbus. KY, wore buraod to
dcath by aducimrgol garyant na,ned bridget ata-
honoy..., b!lo fa:urasol the lcsl mud nosqu|to-
bar with cual oil. nnd deliberately Oyca ,t,ou.
Tho house ami luoat OF lilo tullilturo were d.
atroyetl. Tho liond wna nrrcHtol.
, 1874-10-07

the extensive e1cavatlonn Of MI. gohltom ann
~ tsu no otl,or tlsan tito city which wa
frequently destroyed aud rebuilt by tue Eol-
isnI, sv., LPalans. o'o, In tho leya Of Iysln.ohu+,
n VIyfnng nfmgu'stns t's and tho CeHars According to
DESTROYED Is by Tho Greeka under Agn,uom,,o,,. 1.
mnn never rebuilt; and tho d!acororog Of MI
,'cl'ltotnann, a'tlougl, Of tho groatust irsoroat
ann ILL.,, itas'ortnnso for archaeological atu1ltog.
at issuo, 6~So1At''''ont 1les''oh
, 1874-10-07
ft,E.C S6ta nj i1'rsty'.

French Academy Of Inscriptions and l3oleB-
Lottres, M. vlyien da saint-MArtn read highly
interesting papor, proving that tho rcal sito OF
anciout Troy dillon Or 1tiu'ul III at Dounnrbaohu,
al demonstrated BY I-cchoyalleg In 17s5, and that
, 1874-10-07

~ :.
The Whito Stockings and phla,lalphias plsy
Ramc II, their championships scriea this ut:sr-
noon, ut tho corner OF Twenty-th,rd aud State
streets. 1u tho evening tl,oy will !eays for st.
Louis to play sono exhibition gaines. returning
urttAY. - '
, 1874-10-07
Gritty OF lsr1,buzzlolucnt.

NEwAnE, N. j., Oct. 6.-John 4. Broalwell,
lnto Tax-isocoiyor, pleaded guilty today to Ill
indictment for embczzlng public funds. .
, 1874-10-07

Indlctma nts Found Against NIcltratll
EX-Auditor Of minnesota.
The Perkins Tragedy---Statement Of
MIR. Joseph Glare.
Minor Criminal Record:
Indictment OF HJuIIrntfl4 Ex-Auditor
Of NltnMOA0lns

Indictment OF HJuIIrntla. Ex-Au1itor
Of NltnnG9otn.
Special Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mlnn. Oct. 6.-Tho Glnnd Jury to-
day returned to Judge Hall. in hia sickut.sn,bcr
twensy-six indictments against Charles hlcllrath,
cx-Audtor Of this State, for malfoasanco in offlco
Tho first and fourth ii,tliotmens aro for ontoring
upon Tho duties Of hts Office, wllon e1cctol in
1860, without mailing and depositing u bontl, aa
required by law. Ali the oilers aro for selling
permits for cutting Pine on State lallda to yarl-
Qua individuals without public auction, as ro-
quirod 1y law or In any manner complying
with tho spirit of tho Law In mating
tho salo public. Immediately after tho jury'B
return warrant vas laBncd, aud tho
Deputy Sheriff WAS aeut to arrost Nell
rath, who waa mot on hia way to surrender
himself. Tho Dlstrict-Attorney consented to 70
csivs bail IN 82o 000 but, on account Of tho ILL
ness OF Judge Hail. and tho nbsence of Iudgo
Wikin, counsel for Mc1rath, llo waB compelled
to sue out warrant Of hnbeas corpus from tho
btato bnpronlo Court, by which tho bail WAS fixed
atal ,00O. Ex.-Gov. Marshall, Charles achoffor,
nha Russell Dlakoly were accepted nj HuyoLieH,
and Mc1irath Was rooasod from arrest. Owing
to the continued lllpcBB Of Judge HILL, mt. ltlo
consequent Encouragement Of court business,
tho tlato Of the trial il yet uucortan. NclLratnH
friends claim TINT tho examination Of tho booltA ho
II conducting linz alrenly succeeded in reducing
the doi!oit reported by tho senato Committee,
uut " WILL W oUtOFFcu tnht Tie indictments HOW
brought ngninat him aro for violation of tho
laws prescribing tho manner in which tho b,ai-
l,ess of tho Stato Land department should DO
conducted. 1n tho Grund Jury u return, it il
stated that 1t has como to slb knowledge Of tho
GRIND jury that tho present Stato Auditor is in
tho habit Of receiving public money. IT. is hoped
TINT this course will DO discontinued. This is
baBed OH tho Conmittee's declaration that lho
stnto Auditor has no. legal right tn collect or ro
ccipt for money duo thU State, but all payments
for lant1a, stampage, otc., should be nalo direct
10 the Stato Treasurer.
, 1874-10-07
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Tim FNnen wi Gxjttlttjr &f, rf.nk f,f tt,a uank

Tim fsnrn will entlpnn ttIs ft:ss 1f the ueoh.
HAhHsiifE HitHtti-IlithE AEAta:iATtfyn nAGkH
nAHHFItl,k, JHhtJ., tjGL. H.-tJn ti,fH tlIo nto-
n"l ha7 NJ thp hhHhvlItn BI,IoIal- -Ilutns Amp
tiatlH, tl'n httt,Nhat MIN tx,clfqnt enf,ec|atly
tltht III tin 1h1re, lfsir ntanh L,fnY rrl-fIloj
u wan dlnattrnin tlay fur tn knowing o1Icn
I'M; iEat FAn MIN thn isYthn jf,st ntuhn 1-lnilb
hhtn. fhr MI aHsH, $50 suttAhcn tIay ur nay. tho
Atn's:'alitn IL nii sGt,D; kID1 ii Aee2t,d l,rrno
G'hHa1 viii, Avs rntr.en, Ill NJ nlclI started:
:stt. aatn'. prankin's b. n: Afir5ns.
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Character.

Not two leaves in the forest are
exactly the same form and texture
No two grains of sand taken from the
seashore or the great African desert
are identical in bulk and outline
Even the two drops of water the most
alike IN the universe will exhibit
some marks Of distinction when sub
mitted to powerful microscope.
The law that excludes duplicates
from the visible kingdom of nature.
is also Il law of the moral world.
From Adam to the last man. no two
races will be found exactly the same;
and variety in trait and lineament of
human character is as inexhaustible
as is man s outward appearance.
The power which in one mans moral
is ardent, demonstrative,
to another lies dormant
or dead. The craving which in one
breast concentrates upon itself the
whole mind and will before its voice
ran he silcnced or its will appeased,
is never felt, scarcely understood bya
being OF different organization.
The weakness OF weak man is
laughed at in scorn by the strength
Of the strong; moral power and weak
pulp travel side by side. and souls of
fine porcelain tremble in the near
presence OF iron and granite.
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A Strange Clock.

IA strange clock as said to haze
once belonged to a Hindoo prince.
in front OF the clocks disk was a
gong swung upon poles, and near it
was a pile of artificial human limbs.
The pile was made up of the full
number of parts necessary to cOnsti-
tute twelve perfect bodies; but all
lay heaped together in apparent CON
fusion.
When the hands of the clock indi-
Gated the hour of one, out from the
pile crawled just the number of parts
needed to form the frame of one man,
part coming to part with quick click;
and, when completed, the figure
spang up, seized n mallet, and walk
ing up to the gong. struck one blow.
This done, he returned to the pile
and fell to pieces again. When two
o clock came, two men arose and did
likewise; and at the hour of noon
and midnight the entire heap sprang
up, and marching to the gong, struck,
one after the other, his blow, making
twelve in all; then returning. fell to
pieces as before.
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NUMBER :.

warm, the old woman took her hand
and led her into the sick room.
Botolf lay there. with long beard and
hollow eyes. and he gazed at her in
tently; hut she did not think he
looked dreadful, and she was not
afraid.
DO you forgive me- he whispered.
She supposed she ought to say
'.yes, and she said ives" accord
ingly.
Then he smiled. and tried TO raise
himself IN the bed, but his strength
failed, and he remained living.
She began at once to say the Lords
prayer; but he made movement as
though to bid her pause, and pointed
to his breast. So she laid both her
hands there; for this was what she
thought he intended her to do, and
he directly laid one of his clammv.
ice-cold, bony hands upon her little
warm ones, and then closed his ewes.
When she found he did not say any.
thing after she had finished the
prayer, she did not venture to remove
her hands, but just began to say it
again.
When she had said it for the third
time, the old woman came in, looked,
and said:
'IOu can leave off now, my dear
he's gomez