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TIE SERPENT OF APPETITE. l,
is an old Eastern fable that a Ger
tain king once suffered the Evil
One to kiss him on either shoulder
Immediately there sprung there
from two serpents, who, furious
with hunger, attacked the man, and
strove to eat into his brain. The
now terrified king strove to teal
them away and cast them from him.
when he found, to his horrer, that
they had become Q part of himself
Just 80 it is with every one who
becomes q slave to his appetite. He
may yield in what seems q very lit.
tie thing ut Arst; even when be
finds himself attacked by the SER
pent that turks in the glass, he may
rancy ne ~-- "aat him of. But,
alas he finds the thirst for sJrOuR
drink has become a part Of himself.
It would be almost as easy to cut
off his hand. The poor poet Burns
said that if q barrel of rum was
placed in a corner of the room and
a loaded cannon in another, point
ing towards him, ready to be fired
if he approached the barrel, he had
no choice but to 60 for the rum.
The person who first tempts you
to take a glass may appear very
friendly. It was not q dart that
Satan aimed at the fated king. He
only gave him q kiss. But the SER
pen: that sprang from it was just
as deadly for all that.
o be careful of letting this ser.
pent of appetite get possession Of
you, for it will be a miracle Of grace,
if you are ever able again
to shake him of.
Guard against every sin. my dear
however small +; let it not
gain a hold upon yon. Pray to be
kept from temptation In every form,
and think not that in your own
you can battle against it. .
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The WAY TO CONQUER. "pn
master it." said the Ak, and his
blows fell heavily on the iron; but
every blow made his edge moro
blunt, till he ceased to strike
"Leave 1t to me-" said the saw;
and with his relentless teeth hs
worked backward and toreward on
its surface till they were a:l worn
down or broken I; then be fell aside.
"Ha ! hal" said the hammer, Il
knew you wouldn't succeed; I'll
show you the way (; but at his Arst
fierce stroke off few his head, and
the iron remained as before.
"Shall I tryr asked the soft,
small fame. But they all despised
the flames yet he curled gently
around the iron, and embraced it,
anu never iUiU ~ sass - s.~l<-d .under
his irresistible influence. There are
hearts hard enough to resist the
force of wrath, the malice OF perse.
cution, and the fury Of pride, 10 ~
to make their acts recoil on their
adversaries /; but there is Q power
stronger th an any Of these, and
hard indeed is that heart that can
resist love.-Ckilds World.
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| oNAOOOA4Ios VIVIAN
years ago, when it was not an un.
common thing, even in Scotland, foI
challenges to be given and accepted
for insults, or supposed insults, an
English gentleman was entertain.
ing a party at Inverness with ON &C.
count of the wonders he had seen
and the deeds he had performed in
India, from whence he had lately
arrived. He enlarged particularly
upon the sizo Of the tigers ho had
met with ut different times in his
ira vels, and by the way of corrobo'
rating his statements, assured the
company that he had shot one him
self consideraly above forty feet
long. A Scottish gentleman present,
who thought these narratives rath-
er exceeded a travellers allowed priv.
ileges, cody said that no doubt
those were very remarkable tigers /;
but that he could assure the gentle
man there were in that northern
part of the country some wonderful
animals, and as an example he cited
the existence of q skate.fish captur.
ed off Thurso, exceeding halfan-
acre in extent. The Englishman
saw this was intended as a sarcasm
against his own story so he left
the room in indignation, and sent
his friend to demand satisfaction or
an apology from the gentleman who
had, he thought, insulted him. The
narrator of the skate story coolly
replied, 'Weel, sir, gin yer freend
will tax a few feet aft the length o.
his tiger, we'll see what can be dune
about the breadth o the skate.'"
"The parishioners ofa clergyman
in Scotland, in expressing to him
their aversion to the use Of manu-
script sermons, urged: 'What gars
ye tax up your bit papers to the
pulpit = He replied that it was best,
for really he could not remember his
sermon, and must have his paper
'Weel, weel, minister, then dinna
expect that zoe can remember them"
"a late Duke of Athol had invit-
ed well-known character, . writer
of Perth. to come up and meet him
at Dunkeld for the transaction of
some business. The Duke mention
ed the day and hour when he should
receive the man of law, who accord.
ingly came punctually at the ap-
pointed time and place. But the
Duke had forgotten the appoint.
ment, and gone to the hill, from
which he could not return for some
hours. A Highlander present de.
scribed the Perth writer's indigna-
ton, and his mode of showing it by
q most elaborate course of swearing.
But whom did he swear at z was
the inquiry made by the narrator,
who replied, 'Oh, he didna sweer at
ony thing particular, but juist stude
in ta middle of t. road and swoor
at lairge."
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MASONIC MEETINGS.

CHARITY LODGE, NO. 43. REGULAR
~ Communications OH Wednesday of the
week in which the moon fu.ls. Mr.. LEBANON
X. A. CHAPTER. Meetings on Tuesday
evening of the week in which the moon fulls.
BRADFORD COUNCIL, No. IL. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on Wednesday afternoon Of the
week in which the moon fulls, in the months
of September December, March and June.
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10 BE CONTINUED.

A COUPLE recently married in an
Indiana town weighed sos pounds
in the aggregate. Quarter Of q ton
Of happiness. ,..
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A YOUNG man in Baltimore has
prese nted to his lady-l0ve q loaf Of
bread, Z feet long and weighing 15
pounds. 81. '..i- - ~ ...
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METHODIST l.. SOCIETY.
DEV.J. M. &. FULTON, PASTOR. SER
IL vices at 1890 A. NJ, and $50 p. N. Sun
day School at 12M.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.

CONGREGA SOCIETY.
DEV. l.. H. ELLIOTT, PASTOR. SER
IL vices at 1880 A. M, and P. N. Sunday
School ut l2M
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lI. W. H. CARTER, M. d. a.
DHYSlClAN AND SURGEON, BRAD.
GUS Medicinal Compounds, of long tried expe-
rieuas, and Of modern improvement; prepar-
cd ~ hinsalf, kept constaatly ON hand for
the 6eneet Of The dck and lame.
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v.p B. T. PILLSBURY. .-
CTOvES, TIN WARE, IRON WARE,
- Wooden Ware, &C. Main St.,
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j. H. JONES, NJ. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
II Surgeon. Office at Residence. lst Door
South Of Bank,
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rI-4 ri = J. NJ. WARDEN.
DINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRf,
n Silver Ware, Spectacles. Cutlery, Rcvol-
vets. Fancy Goods and Toys. Particular at
tention given to Repairing Fine Watches.
Once w. o. Telegraph Co.
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,.l.,t... g. E. PETERS. t
T livery STABLE. GOOD TEAMS FUR
II nished at reasonable prices. Stable at
residence, Main St..
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... J. A. WARREN.
T AIDES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
IL Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and Rubbers.
Men's Thick Kip and Calf Boots. Best quail
ty.Lew prices. Book Store, Main St.,
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J. B. ORMSBY.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ROOMS
I formerly occupied byJ. N. Clark, Den
tist. Special attention paid to Female diseases
and diseases of the lungs.
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h4E1ffii Oh. CURTIS.
OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM SALOON
~ Fruit. Confectionery. Soda, Light Grocer
les &C.
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EDGAR W. SMITH.
IA Wells River, Vt. Office with Judge I'm
derwOod
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r.. G. G. DOTY, ACT.
MANUFACTURER OF DIR. DOTYS
W1 Celebrated Mandrake Bitters, Flavoring
Extracts and Essences, &C., at Wholesale
and Retail.
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... j. II. HOWE.
7 IVERY STABLE. GOOD TEAMS FUR
II nished at sll times, and at reasonable pri
ces. Stage TO and from Depot. Apply at Sta
ble Ofice, rear Of Trotter House.
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T. l1G1. A. A. BOWEN.
ENLOUR, GRAIN, MEAL, PROvENDER,
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USIN ESS CARDS.
BRADFORD.

MISS CHARLOTTE NELSON.
OF PAINTING AND DRAW
L ing. Room in Academy Building.
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WIN. 4. GEORGE,
A UCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, TOPS
IA ham, Vt. Orders promptly attended to.
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ii. l.. BIXBY.
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, CHEL-
~ sea, Vt. Open Mondays. Thursdays and
Saturdays.
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j. +. JOHNSON. 20
CTAR HALL, ELY, VT. LARGE AND
y well fitted up for accommodation of Dances
and all kinds Of entertainments. Lot ut reas.
Onable rates. ..
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U. II. SIBLEY.
CARRIAGE TRIMMER, AND MANUFAC
~ turer of all kinds OF Harnesses. Repair
ing done in the best manner. Main st., op
pOste Hotel, West FOirlee.
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EAST CORINTH.
MISCELLANEOUS.

..... Il. NJ. HARVEY,
A TTORNEY g. COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA West TOpsham. Vt
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L. d. LIVINGSTON,
MERCHANT. TAILOR. ALL WORK
Nj warranted to give satisfaction. Cutting
done for others to make.
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kazlete) byi ob6ma narodum spolecny.
Posvatnv ohen ustayiGne hofel kostele
Thebansk6m jakoz Jeruzalemsk1n a
i Indii. EgyptSti kntzi vyzouvali Sc
obuvi sye vstupujice do chramu, jakoz
Jozna, MAZE vkroeiti ma posvatne misto,
vyzul Sc obnvi. Egyptsti kntzi tanco-
vail kolem oltafc tyz obyeej pfevladal
Jeruza!emG. Obfizka Jest egyptsktho
plyodu nikohv zidovskeho. nebot jak
kresby pyramidach egyptskych obieye-
ne ukazuji, byl obytei ten Egypto drive
nez Abraham DO zelne tt vkroeil Hero
dotns pise, zc >yr5ani Fcnitani prayi.
a. Sc obrzce I'd Egyp6anl nautili. Egyp.
cane nti necista masa. lnezi mimi maso
yeprove. podobnt Zjd6m Trim Thu
'nim, k.erazto taiupln5 slova knihach
Moi2i>ovtch zakladatele morinonstvi
Jozeta Snlitha. takou d1leiitost mai
jSou plyodu egyptskeho q sice prvni !
Re, boha svetla, drnhe Themi. bohyn'
-pravellnosti. ieiE ohraz egyptsti sondco
ye uo>ili ma prsou. z egyptskt Them
poch3z fecka Thelnis. taktt2 bohyn
spravedluo.ti. Zide ctili imen, Jehoy.
zrovna tax jake EgyIsane imeno Osirise
vysloviii ie auebo napsa'i bylo te2kfn
proyjn5nim.
g
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ho stoleti pfipusteno ozdoboyani chramd
obrazy. Eliberinsky koncil roku sos 10
ste ustanovil ,.koncil ustanov,Ie, &c
malby chramu SO nepfipousti. ably to,
co cteno a vzyvano, nebylo po stomach
malovano', cisaf tehdejsi nechttl chra
mich jin6ho obrazu, mimo kfiz, trptti.
Cd pocatku vsak patelo stoleti poealo
potfebeni obrazi Y chran1ich. Bylo TO
pfizpasobcni SC oby6eidm pohanskym.
Oltafd chramich nebylo, nebof pry
,,bdh obtti nepottehuie."
Pro spole1ne stolovani ia pamatku We
hkono6ni tyly dfoyene stoly basilice,
na nichz lezci cheb vino Stoly ~ te
prv pozd,.ii vvmenery ~ kamenne. "a
tevry po dlonh5 dob6 staly sc mich Ola
Re. ..Sv."
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Ma zdpd{.
Genl Par gr. and Ticket y gt.
BE I. IN T..

Ueceland, ColuDsbus, Cincinnati &
.iadiaad II. IL.
Z Clevclandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoledne
so $50 odpoledne.
DO Clevelandu pfiiizdi 7.30 rano 100 a
9.55 odpolcdne.
Z Cresthne 9.55 rano 6 IS loco odp.
Do Columbus l2.2j V pol. 9.45 l2.35
Tnoci'
Do Dayton 400 rAno $50 edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 a 900 rino 9.l5 vcc.
z indianapolis G.25, 1880 100 rano.
z st. Louis 7.l5 -ano 2.55 7.i0 odp.
z Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do CHICAGO neiepsI iezditi vecernim
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puyOuni ZriZenI kreStan-
Ske nczn:, chramu.

Pfvu krestane schazcl. sc cis kona- /
ai }Asheluzby Joinech soabromych .
Tax l6se Pavel Filemonoyi: cirkyi. ktc-
RAJ lest dome tyem F..emonaj. = Po-
aaae ,ehdeisi cinili - pfitinou tou. ze
l,iesfaue pryni mcctili Y cbram.ch, aniz s.
eini.i mean obraz1. aniz NELL natini pro
bohosluzbu. Jim vttltky. kfesta Ammo
bins rrayi / MIN: " jste zvykl. nam
- yyci;ati c. zlotin bezlaznost, ze nesta-
vine -yatych budoy ku konani povinnt
pocty. auiz stavime obrazd aneb soch ne
kteremu boh6. aniz zriznicm oltafh a ma
eini oltifuich. auiz pfiuasime ol,ttl.
Pahan Ceci.ius ale vine kresfany bez
bozno,,i, prayi: -Pree ncmaii zadne o.
tafc, zadne chramy. Aadnt obrazy:"
Desiderius Heraldas prayl: ,.Jak by
moll sniti clramu ten bah. iehozto -chrd-
mem cclf svtt A Is bych mohl. kdyz
moe eloytka dale saba. moe takovtto
svrehovanoz,i bldnf dam uzayHd ::
Y uaScm duchu mnsi byti svtceu.
,rdci nascm b[ii cttn~ Miaucius Felix
CO q teiy pr0~riea, zhyiesne stasby
pr9radtti. CO. kneze u-tanovoyaii. jenz
tropi marne a ncIochopire.ne vtci, ca. o.
bett pr.n4seti. 60, obrace;i takoy5 sunny
IA yynalezen q dtlani obraza: Silutisi
a nezrusiteloy chraln ie srdce lidske. To
nechf SC ozdobi a sku;ctnt bozstyim w
plui." Lactantius.
Z ttchto dry XII starfch kfestanskych
spisoyateld patrno. ze staff kfesfane g
.taybach chrimoyyeh necht6.i slyset.
Mista kle Sc esbromazlii. naz{vaii .iedIno-
duse sbroanaidstt gkonyeutiklel anebo
,.uiodlitebnice.
II tasl pronasleloyani lnista ia byla
skryta. odtud krypty, namnoze to byla
nista, kde ten kiery mu5edlnik pohfben
kdyz pax nastaly opet pro ne pokoine Ga
sy, ably ehran6ni byli pred poyttrnosti nC.
i pfizniyou. vystaytny Ia lnistech tako-
yych Ludovy, arcif ien sproste. nelhled-
ne. nikterak SC od budov iintch nelisici.
kde sc schazeli. modlfi rozmiouvali.
i To bvlv All prvni budovy pro bohosluzbu
odtud lie odvoditi dosavadni t.kazv. ze
&c nalezait chrainy uprostfed hfbitova.
Avsak budovy ty nebyly ..ehramy" a
niz ..svatyne" nybrz pouha shrom4zdist4
hresfane necht6li pouhe poboznosti AM
imena toho nit. pontvadz tax naztvali
pohane mista. kde ctili bohv sve. a mel
nzivani slova toho "a hanebne a modlaf
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River Division.

OpgnAt BsY1ra u "a top 40 osip Putin DO Sag
Phsls teptls - - op. opgasti y, Ptsa Aaf
I3"lp. Pfisi3aI 1o stYard 20 Bop 4o, o-i,.
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kreStanStyi n StarGcSypt-
ske nabOZcmStyi.

kfesfanstgi zaklada sc ma bibi. ktera
>e poklada IN zievent sloyo boz hdo
bibli never Jest zatracen. A'sak taze-
me Sc, lest bible We ysech syfch 5astech
paycdni dll@ Nikoliy. MnozstW dokt.
rim, nimiE Sc b;bli setkavane. i>.u
pdvodu egyptsktho. starsi nez bible So
ma. iakoz Egyptant v1ltlanost ieiich
stars isou Zidi. take nab0Een-tyi Egyp-
taua nemdie btti. iak mnozi horliyl bo-
bosloyci vykladaei p.sma dokazati sc
snail. pfiiato al Zidi anebo zidoyskeinu
lfispasolene. kdyz patriarcha Abraham
nekolika fisici Zdd pfitahnul DO Egyp
IA. byli tito surovi. nevzieIani pasiyFi.
bydlci ve sianech a ko@uiici nista na
misto; neznali AM pisma. ami iemeSel a
niz jakebo umtnl. Toule doboE ale ayl
Egyp, lnocrlou hr,l0a nsi. hn,tt zalid-
ntnou obyvatelstyem rolnicsIm: oua
mela vysoce ueene q We y6iacA a ulue-
mich sseliktch zl@hle muze; nalezl. ni
domy, palace, ehr4my uerozboru6 l,o-
Iuniky nal hroby kriil. nicllz n6ktere
ysecky yeky pretryaly 10 dne= Jeste
mcci slave starebo Esypia syedec;yl
dayajL Pro-luly anglicky badatel zna
tel starozitDosd dtjin egyptskych. Ken
drick, pravi, ze Egyptan6 iiz "a krale
Osirtasena, souGasnika Jozefa egyptskeho.
byli narodem vysoce yzdtlanym moe
nym aniz mlze by.ti pochybnost. &c brl
ma tomtez stupni gzdelanosti. kdyl Abra-
ham DO Egypta ykroeii.
Srovneime ntktere obfady zidovskt q
cgyptske uzasnem zaiiste polobnosti
jejich.
Egypcane mtli arehu, CHM nebo skin.
kterou knezi phi prdvodech nosili; zidov-
ska archa taktez byIa nosena Oh knezi ti
leyith. Bohoye starych narodd caste prs
chodili po zemi, eestoyaii proto obdare-
nj isou od veficich archou Gi skfini. Zidt
nell archu umluvy, do niz bah iejich ne-
kdy vstupoval Jiz vyse uvedeny bada-
tel kendrck tvrdi. ze zidovska archa q.
mluvy byla pouhou odlikou egyptske ar
chv. Gemz mino iine znamky TO sv6d-
ei. ze ma arse zidoyske byl cherubim :
rozpiatyma kridlolna, kteryzto obrazec
byl totozny klecicimi tignrkani, maiici-
mi taktez rozpiata kfidla, na arse egypt
ske. kitto biblickem nau6nem slovni-
ku ehteie znazorniti zidovskeho cherubi-
ma, nakreslil egyptskou sfynN,
Hittel dokazuie, ze nabozenske obfady
zdovskG skoro veslrze obfady eeyptske
pfipominaji zide pohlizeli ma Jeruza-
lem jako ma syate mfsto a putovani don
"a velkou zasluhu pred bohem pokladali
| Egyp6ane meli vice posyatnyeh mist y
Idoli ieky Min, tax naime veliky chram
Artelnis neste Bubastis. kan roGn6,
dle sveslectyi Herodota, starofeckebo d.
iepisce, ienz po Egypte cestoval, 100000
osob piiputoyalo. Egyp6ane ob6tovali
bohu svemu plodiny zemske zvifata. a
taktaz Eide. Egyptsti a zidovsti kntz
zabIeli obttni zvifata steinym zpdsobem,
a sice profiznutim hltann. Egyptsti kne-
III davali pfednosf eervenym, bezcskvr-
nym yolim. "A Mozis pfedepsal obttoya-
nj csrvene jalosice. Obycei obetoyani
beranka snimaiiciho hficby sytta tvlastne
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OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc len takove, ktere Sc ngpfea
zaplati. Vyimuty isou toho prayidla
s,olky, iimx zaroveh oznamuie se n ,l'o
toriGni oenu.
paloc sloupce stqii $500 "a ttikrate
vytisknuti. palce 800, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeinovana tim Jest lev
neisi, elm dele Sc uyefeihnie.
Oznamky inistni, tisknute obyteinyin
pismem stoii - eta radka.
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forced BY 1au. as arRuas that II. i.
lessly i'll" should not b preasryad =, = A'%
penae Of the strong and younR.n n. ~ o.
"1ooks with horror on allowing tendar s. ~ aas
to sacrifice youthful health in order :, -. l4o1f
or weeks to his life when wo1u out. ~ a
plcation OF this theory to the case o, tho.. p
tic'ans who could not 1eaye their conn.,. '
soon or too suddenly for thai, 49,, %
good, ought to be to them NJ,
dent. Only in their c.se tha th.e VII
sacrificing the troublesome 10, III. ~, 4
and that Of the ereateat good to tb. s-...
number, are so urgent that it might bs n.r...
to introduce the element Of compulaiou into =. y
1sw designed to promote euthan.sls .non. ~:
ticlans It is noteworthy that they do mt s.s wv
in the statistics Of telo de Sc "a unm.ron.' ~
they might. Certainly. il it ia the dutv q, ~.
out invalida to rid their younger md st,r,..
friends Of their bu1densome preseoe. :. ::
plainly the duty Of those who burden nd a,.
the reputation Of nation to relia7sa,,.
much OF the national odlum II ,ttaeb., ,t..,.
eXistanco,
, 1874-08-09

Of Shorter. One Sunday the big brother
Of Miss Shorter appeared in meeting and de-
nounced him, whereupon tho minister tainted
away. Miss Shorter's father appeared as the
defender Of the minister The Son and father
then engaged in tst-tight, Which rapidly spread
throughout the whole congregation Whcn
Alexander came to- his meeting was broken up.
aud he is now in Jail On the charge OF "crlminat
indiscretion." Father Degan. Of Cape Mag, has
raised storm about his ears for abusing the
hotel concerts Of that place, and st. Louis
father is in trouble for getting up corner On
ma.Hes. The details Of the knpf scandal IN
Germany, which III almost parallel to the Beechor
scandal, except that the pre]ate kuph ls in
prison, are a!ready familiar to the public
These little side-aaows, fourteen in number, arc
quite as interesting in their way as the perform
ances in the largo tent at Brooklyn. The per-
formers are not 60 well known. but, in their
little circles, they create just - much excite
ment In view Of the increase Of late in this
class OF amusements, ne are certainly justified
in asking the old question, Whittier are we drift
ing? Has the father Of all mischief got an
other thousand-year privilege?