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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-24
THE sLEssED DAY.


What shalllittle children bring
On Christmas Day. on Christmas Day?
What shall little children bring
On Christmas day in the morning.
This shall little children bring
On Christmas Day. on Christmas Day;
Love and joy for Christ their king,
On Christmas Day in the morning
What shall little children sing
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day?
What shall little childrs IN sing
On Christmas Day in the morning.
This grand old carol shall they sing
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day;
With all their hearts, their offering bring
On Christmas Day in the morning.
For Christ was boin in Bethlehem
For Christ was born In Bethlehem
On Christmas Day In the morning.
i And eli the bells on earth shall ring
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day;
And all the bells on earth shall ring
On Christmas Day in the morning.
l.,And all the angels in heaven shall sing
On Christmas Day. on Christmas Day;
And all the angels in heaven shall sing
On Christmas Day in the morning.
."And all the souls on earth shall sing
On Christmas Day. on Christmas Day;
And all the souls on earth shall sing
- On Christmas Day in the morning.
"Then let us all rejoice amain
r On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day;
Then let us all rejoice amain
On Christmas Day in the morning.
-NF &s -St. Nicholas for Jdnucry'
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
ScHRNcK's MANDRAKE PILLS

VIII be found to possess tho Sc qualities neces-
saFy TO the total eradication of all bilious at
taoks. prompt to start the secretions of the
liver. and give a healthy tone to the entire
system. Indeed. it is no ordinary discovery
in medical science to have invented remedy
for these gtubkorn eomplaints. which develop
All the resuitg produced by a heretofore free
use OF calomel, a. mineral Justly dreaded by
mankind, and acknowledged to be destruc-
tive in the extreme to the human system
That the properties al eertain Fegetable9
caupFiSa all the virtues Of calomel without its
Injurious tendencies. is now an admitted fact,
rendered indispptable by scientific reseafobesl
and those who use the Mandrake Hills will be
fllIy Saisted that the best medicines are
those prAyidea BY nature In the common herbs
and roots of the helds.
These pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious derangements without salvation or
any Of the injurious effects of calomel or
other polsons. The secretion Of bile Is pro-
NOTED by these pills. as will be seen by the
altered color of the stools, and disappearing
Of the sallow complexion and cleansing of the
tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
Prepared oAly by j. II. Schenek & Son. at
their principal oihce, corner Sixth and Arch
streets. Philadelphia. and for sale BY all drug.
Eists and dealers. Price 2e per box. cod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-24
Advsnturss Of a sleepy PIsy-Goer
From the Troy Whfe1

A gentleman who visited the Opera
House on Monday night, 10 witness the
FIRST performance in this city Of Jane
Coombs, was uncousciously an actor in
a side drama Of his own making, in the
following manner; he occupied a bal
cony seat quite aloof from Others, where,
in bis retirement, he fell asleep. aud
slept quite as soundly, II not as long, as
Rim Van Winkle on the Catskiils.
Through all the elstter Of the orchestra,
the storm Of plaudi,s. and the usual
IAN and rush for a speedy exit after the
fnAl dropping Of the curtain, even after
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-24

MfMg Directors:
JAMES D. PORTER. JR., Gov. of Tennessee.
LOUIS HANAUER. Of School6eld. Hanauer
4 Co. .knEtuaD Il J
F. M. WHITE. of Z. NJ. White 4 Co.
M. C. PRARcE. of Pearoe. Suggs q Co.
<. URQUHARr. of K. Urquhart 4 Co.
7. B. HAYNES. ef T. B, Haynes Co.
HENRY WETTER. Of II. Wetter & Co.
Insures at Board rates. Private dwellings
especially desired; policies issued for three
years for two annual premiums. 4I-t
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s y s O,OOO o o
Tn nR Given AWAYt

600 Cash GIFTS. t250 600
PRICE OF TICKETS - Z.
whole Tickets. 80. Half Tickets, IS; Quar-
Ter Tickets. 50 50; Eleven Tickets. 500.
F'F hFKkssfRY KksfY HfSsi HSSEs &C. ss asSSsi SCstok Va.
JOE LOCKE
viii give full particulars, go Main street,
Room 4, upstairs. I2-FeodawSs-l
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Orchard t;rass.
the convent

Ot late years the many articles in
tho agricultural papers III the merits
oi orchard grass have brought il into
such gclWral notice that enormous
quantities a seed have h.en sold. and
thu business In II has assumed large
proportions Tho writer Inns never
regarded Il as u grass of iirs,.ratc ana.-
ity. In orchards it IL good In tho frat
place, because IL ducs better in partial
rAaae than any other grass; and IL tho
neN. place, because thu plant growing
~ TUFTS, and not creeping, does MT
furm such 4 hard. tuugh sud ~ green
grass or others of that character. Ii also
pushes up very early into growth. and
thus affords pasture before other
kinds get green. all If which arc ad-
,antagcs. Cattle. u course, 70 for
anything green in early Spring. aud
hence, when this i the rnly green thing
they scrm t. bc heartily fund of II; but
10 far m general experience of II goes,
they care very little for II when they
ean yet anything else.
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Son.rlussIng \ Ilarbcr.

Persons who visit barber shop.
would give premium for barber whu
would not insist upon them having
their hair cut Or submitting 10 h
shampoo when thcy only wished u
DO shaved, A man who called to-day
NJ y tonsorial establishment on Smith.
field street succeeded IN nom -rlnsring n
most persistent knight of tho razor.
Tho barber insisted upon giving The
transient customer . shampoo. and
tha 7. 4 prremptorily demanded VII,
ssch request was made. Thcn . IT.
tls colloquy ensaed something liko thi.l
Barber--"Your heads worry dirty,
sAhi"
I. C.--.Well. / know II Ii, and
want II dirty
DArbsr--"WAnt II dirt,i Nhy
what fahi"
I. C-"Woll. I'm 4 Granger, and
! want % have soil On my head"
The barber ceased his import uninga
and quietly shaved his man.--l'itts
burg Chronicle.
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sFr = This ART ,eemel IL im.
mediate Importance. shall take oiser,
sai l'e Ia force from and after lis pul,.
lea'ien In III Iowa Daily Sta . II ,gls,
ter aui Iowa naily State Leader.
newspapers Published IT hes Moincs
Approved March 18th lsTl.
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The following law, enacted by tho
last General Assembly. will bc of n.
rccinl interest ii tho teachers Or he
county;
SgcrioN I. BE il enacted by tho
General Assembly u tho State Of Iowa.
That section 1865. Of tho Code, ii hero.
by nm, ndca u read ~ follows: The
county superintendent shall hold nnnu-
ally normal institute for tho in.trrc
tim u teachers and those Mhu may III.
afro to teach. and with the concurrence
II the Superintendent u Public lns,rue-
tion lrouur. ruch assistance IA max bc
necessary to conduct tho same. Mt sncl,
tune as the scliopls ia tliu county are
generally closed. 10 ,lefray tho eS.
renscs u said institute. he shall require
the payment of II fee It onu dollar Tor
each certificate issued. also the payment
of ono dollar registration leo for each
person attending tho normal institute.
Sgr !. lie shall monthly, md ii
tho clpsc 1t each institute, transmit IL
tho county treasurer all moneys - rc-
ceiycd. including tho State appropria-
tim for insiitutcs. TO bo dssignn ted tho
institute fund, together with report
Il the name of each pcrson No contrib.
ntng, aud the amount. Tho board IL
supervisors may appropriate such at.
ditional sum u. n,ay by thum bc ,lceu,c.l
necessary fot tho further support ~
such institute. All disbursements IL tho
institute fund shal DO upon tho order
of tho county superintendent and no
order shall bo drawn except fur bills
presented 70 tho county superintendent,
and approved by him. for services rem
dcrcd, Or expenses incurred. In connec-
tion with the normal institute.
SEc. y This act being deemed u
Immediate Importance. ahall 10 IL force
aud take effect Immediately aftor Il,
publication IN tho Daily State lssels,cr
and State Leader, newspapers pubiished
At Dcs Moinys.
Approved. March 10, ls7l.
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Action of the MI. 4 ~. Paul and chic.
aud y. W. hnads IN The Wis.
c0nsin Laws.
THE ROADS INTEND ro DISREGARD RON.
TIuks ~ TliE law.

CncAoo, April G--Thc Tribune has
the following from Now York: y. 4.
Merrill general manager II tho Mil
waukcc X st. Paul, and II. H. Porter.
general manager Of tho Chicago Il
Northwestern railroads. representing
together moro than 1000 miles Of rail-
road, have boon IL this city FOR several
days Saturday afternoon a joint
meeting was held Of the boards Of d.
rce,crs Of the Two corporations Tor tho
purposes Of considering what action
should DO taken in reference 10 tho
new railroad laws IT Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota aud to hear tho s,stc.
mcnts u the gentlemen ~lo have breu
operating tlirs" roads II their effect.
Alos-rs. Chas. O'Canor, II. Il. Curtis.
u H. iioar anl VII ". Tvhr,s were
present, together i / the REGULAR At.
torneys II tic epp.t ai.s Tho lion.
Nr Mitchell WI 4sse ,hefc, hc having
camc ~ FROM s'inslpn Irr ,hat I.ur
ra~e. NetaA Ill AL Porte, ~,
ca \ Il ff 'l,eir hr..,, TINT under til,
nov fai' 'a'fs il u impossible /
- ian tue r'a'. ras expenses
~ rrese'.t the 'sf.t.. i al.h-gs w.r.
% per cent. and Hess awa. II 1.-Two
up T., would ,lina#.si lne rcccit.s.s
Per cent. al u,aAe i irp Sable h
run thr r''a.I- = ~ i "a, ans rfsiit
% tho u s'rkheltlr,r. Or eycn 10 pny iii.
internr, 10 III" lal,,ir, and tho property
would. therefore. l'nse 10 ~ by default.
The laws IN question wcro thsn read,
and tho lawyers present gave II m
their opinion TINT thu laws were un.
constitutional aal could not bc sustain.
I'd Ia tho court u linal resort tbousl,
they might b. in The lower state Or
icslcral courts, surrounded and affected
by local influence. Tho laws were,
they declared, laws of con6scatioo.
These opinions are TO be given by them
In writing and will serve m fortid.
cation for thu roals In the course they
intend 10 pursue. Tho directors of IN.
roads unanimously resolved that they
would resist thcso laws. AM instructed
tho managers - ~ On md run tho
roads upon business principles for tho
benefit of the stockholders, discrimin-
nsing and establishing freigh, and pas.
scngcr ra.os n tho interests IL tho com.
nunity aud the stockholders seemed 10
shcm 70 require. They werc In shor.
directed 70 ray ~ attention 10 thc
Inv where Il cans'rtpl with tho rights
of tho 4tockhollef. o. tin plain bust.
ncss principles tin. should govern thu
transportation question.
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CLEAR GRIT.


Action or q HAY which t:ase Future
Promise " the Man.
lfrem tho Springfield Republican
About tlpiry years agn, sail Judge
T., ! steppoi into 4 hook sta'e ia Tim
cinuati IN search IL spne books that
wantcl While there. n little ragged
hoy, not over twelve ,eats IT ase, came
IN anl inquired fVr - Agfaltly.
PLENTY ~ them, vas il'e saieman =
reply.
llan much NJ thns eant:''
the dollar. my lal. !
Il did H., kfnN ties ner. tanith. :"
IL turned 10 - out, md rsnl, ,,cned
liz ,lanr. bs, closed il agaia aiel came
haek
Il have grt sixty cents. III hn:
could s"a lct mr la,r |, geography
aud vail littlc while ipr tho l.st III
tl,smone,t'
How eagerly III. little hish, eyes
laalea iar an answer! and how hr seemed
10 shrink within his ragged clothes
vhea ,he man, not very kindly, told
him he could MT. Thu disappointed
little tulIow looked up 10 ne. with \
snr, poor attempt NJ 4 snilr, and lrit
the alarc. | followed him. and over
tn.k him.
And what now asked.
"'fr, another place, sir.
Shall ] 70. Too, and SEQ how you
succeed"
".Dl', yes, il yon like" tail ho IL
surprise,
Four different stores | entered with
him. and zach time hc was refused.
"Nill you Try again" asked.
"ies, sir, | shall try them all, Or |
should not know whether could got
one.
We entered tho Gitl store. aud tho
little follow Walked up manfully, and
told tho gentleman just WIN. he wanted.
mud how much monoy ha had.
'iou want tho book worry mueh:'
i
said tho proprietor.
"ies. sir. worry much.
Why do y.u want II 10 very, very
nuehf''
ITO study, air. | cant 70 10 school.
but study whom can 1t homo. All
tho boys have got one. and they will
get ahead u me, Besides. my fa,hc,
wa. 4 sailor. and | want to learn u ths
places where hs used 10 60"
'I,oos hs 20 70 these places nowg'
asked tho proprietor.
lilo l. dead" !" said the hoy. softly
'fhen he added, after 4 while. In
going to be ) sailor. too
| "Arc you, thonghy" asked tho rcn
.leman, raising his eyebrows ouriously
| "ies, sir, II | liyc."
well. my lad. ! viii toll yon wha'
| will do; ! will lot you have . nov
geography. 1nd you may pay tho 70
main'ler of tho money whom you can, d
lot You have ono that Ii not new IL,
fifty cents"
Are tho leaves all In ii. anl JUL
like Tho Others. only not newg'
Yes, inst Ike ths nsw oncs"
ut will DO just - we'll. thcn, and
'rhnll l,Ayo eleven cents loft toward Inv
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lhis laa aas e..art.,i by iI.as.n atp,sr.
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ahl siunc,
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rui ihe lsau'ilal e,ae,s tin. hl,sspm With.
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III sin
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gold,
TIL health becomes broken, and youth
l,ecomcs old;
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above.
VIZ Rfar mnAr VIZ sow oh, beautiful
lrntlg
A truth hard ~ learn In .he days of
our youth,
l'u. II shines o'i, III lasi like tlln hand on
tle walt,
FalI'ur the world has itstlebil and credit for
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she could not scc Il III TIA. light shc
did not want q marry him. Lut ie was
bound shr should They both lived \
couple VI miles from Terrc ilau.e and
were near ncighbcrs. She refused to
listen 20 his courting, and he grew LIS.
pcrate. So hs won't VI 10 the " ert. and
while out thcrs persuaded ffiand to
write letter. saying that hs wss dca,..
and askcd. - Bic dying request. ,ha,
shs might II, she sser went sut that way
stop Tor ! moment and toas . 1eed IL
perhaps flower IN W. lonely grave.
This was tender. but II didn't TAKE
worth cont, and she wrote back q let.
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sl,ir rel.ils.l ,hn. l.ssA' l.sra' ttfas'a,
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laughing heartily r. s'e hsa discovered
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gam. anA hsi failopei bis goods and
rla,'el. hack T. the lani IL his nativity
,cts qaiell, Ihe la,ascl Was ~ ,lis.
eu.tel with the e.her fellow fur run.
ning NJ sigh. 4 tho ehns, sha, shc i'm.
n'ciia'cly began preparations ID marry
Tho ghost.
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summers SMrressur.

llnsiun April IT..
After tho 3ai ballot for senator to.
LAY. resulting, Dawes. -; lIoar, ~.
Curtis. 10: Alans II. Mushbnrnc, ~:
Banks. -; scattering, rrcrss wa.
taken during wlirll tho Dawes mem bal
lutcl tur candidates other than Dawes
with the following result: Dr. l.urinr.
3G, Washburnc. II. and ,hu rc~, seat.
tefing. The Dawes men tllcn mad,
several propositions 10 tho lIoar men,
one for n union on l.oting and one ior
one more ballot to-day and then adjourn
till Tomorrow. All propositions were
rejected, and ~ rc-asscnbling The con.
scntion 4 motion wa~ made i, proceed
as once /, ballot, whirl, Vas carried, aal
after thc roll call they brIan immediate
" to change votes, lasting nearly half
m hour, when Tho result was aunounccl:
Whole number Of vote. 267, necessary
t. choice. III; YIN Is. Washburnp.
lai; Curtis, ~; Dawes, a6: Adams,
~; Loriilg. \; Banks. Il scattering.
J. The president then declared the
election "f Washburne. aud prprogu.l
the convention.
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Arr'ps q .he discovery Of Der
man c'smiat who had succeeded n
making hrsnly eus v saw.lust, iir
ksokak Gate City saLs: .Wha,
chance will tho temperance movsmsn'
hAvs whom : man ean TAKE . rip-sav
and ~ oat aud get drunk With isne..
sal?'
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the sheisfs
ra't iiM laah NJ ls s.lt elll Il,
saHs ~ u, lssl.
1ean Il II alAs in,g III ere
"tah hnt pAat want eith -
"ies, Mas ial saa,lsiug
"ihea lvili ius l,oo h t,r ms.l.r, .
saifl he. u thank ,ea very mneh. and
some LAY haro ean pss yoa baek.
lie van'el ny name, aud ga,e Il,
" him, Then | len him standing Il,
The eenH'cr - harrs that I al,no., en-.
s'ed him, all man, years passed before
! saw him again
last year went 10 Europe on ono
Of tho finest vessels that over rloee.l
the waters of ,he A,lntic. We hal
very beautiful weather until very near
the end "f tho voyage; then canc n
most terrible storm that would have
sunk NIL IN board hal ii not nccn for
The raitain, Ever, spar war laii low,
tho rnIltr WINS almnsi useless, and d
grcai leak hui shown itself, threatening
to fill tie ship. The crew were all
strong. Willing men, anl the mates were
practical scalncn II the iirs, class: but
after pumping FIR unc whole night. and
Tho water still gaining upon them, tic,
gave np IN disrair. aud prepared 10
take The boats. though they might have
known no small boa, could rido such n
sea Tho captain, who had been be.
low with his charts. now camc IN: he
saw how matters stood, and, with n
Voice that heard distinctly above tile
roar VI the tempest, ordered cy,ry maj,
70 Vi. rost.
y was surprising 10 sec those men bow
before the strong will Sf their captain.
aud harr. back IL the pumps. The ear-
tain then started below L. examine the
leak. - h. passed me | asked him il
there was m, hope. lIc looked ut ,ne,
anl then u tic other passengers. wlln
hal er'ale, NJ u bear tho rcrls. and
sail, rrhliiuel,:
"ie., ar lisre IA horc ny long AZ
eye illeh Il llis deck remains above
wates, ah.ll | re none III il, then |
sliall abandon the vessel. aud not before,
iiaf or u III, crew, sir. Everything
shall he done t. save II aud IL uc fail
II siall not lu from inaatun. LEAR 4
hand. every one ~ you, NJ The pumps. J
Thrice during that day did We dc.
SPAR. but tho taptai.'s ianntless rnur-
agc, perseverance, aud powerful will
mas'efcd every man 1n board, aud We
went 4 wark nsain.
] VII land ,on safely a, tho dock
" Liverpool, sail hc, ~. you will he
men.
AMI l,e litl lind us safely; hut tho
vessel sank. moored u tho dock. The
captain stood Oh the deck of tho sink.
ing weasel, receiving tho thanks aud
blessings Of tho passengers as they pass.
cd down tho gang plank | was the last
% leave ~ | patscd hc graspcl IN,
hand md sail:
Judge =, 10 you recognize NC.
tull him that was not aware that
! ever saw him until stepped aboard
his ship
"po you remember tho boy in Tin
cinnati.''
"iery we'll, .ir; William IInycrlcy !.
u nm here, said hc. "God LIes.
you.'
And Tod bless noble Captain lIa,-
cr'y.'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

\ y aaid u TIN temperance crusaders
that the, drink MT. neither do thcy
sin; yet solomon In all his glory, was
not u raid like ono of them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-24

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