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70 the Editor of The chtcaqo Tribune:
sih' There Ia great tleal Of talk these days
about women'a rights, etc., and tho women
SOON to bo all In formont 10 do something, thoy
hardly kno" what. Some aro really lcsirous OF
doing good, and SONS eeem only to hive desire
to be Heen and heard. II tho ladios Of CLicngo
eah behave 10 moro like Christian ladies'
thnn tho Good Sa,nartans did vcatcrdav
IT. thur meeting, tnoy had bottor do as
Aobert ,Collyor advises Koep to thcir house.
work.; What possible good can be. dono for
fhas fMhorkingwono 1; and tl,o poor. dospsod girls
control their own tompers and ro1nom6cr to bo
lautcs1 There are n,ahJ charities now In tho
o.sy. and good women onn flnd something to do,
If they wish, for their own sox. AS things arc.
no blessing will follow work commcnced ss and and
carried on as this laa boon, With continued
Vrangl1ng. Why cannot something BE- dono to
e1tona q9a tho work connccted with thol Woman's
CHICAGO, Nor. 25, 1874.
, 1874-11-26
Weston d Go: + Auction Htnb1or...so,.,

T.-.-- *s'V41oz1 5tnbI06-.sBlIel
~. ..,ss,11 hTery tuesday q and Friday.
East Washington street, is doing no.vy hu.,no.'
favlnE bcen bernly atverslsed Al aro,t 7osnrt for
gensloncn having horacs md car.ise-u 10 ;.lt Al
Interested In The bzlness whoshcr rc.iatn1 tn H.,
country havs learned TINT this IL tho paco to buv
horaos carriages sofg., cto 1T great bargains. rho1
horo 'e tle race to diaroso Of them 10 rood adynn,
taEe. Is Tho 1eadlng and In fact te only, eatansh.
carriaga s4"@nano
, 1874-11-26
CRIMINAL RECORD,
CRIMINAL C0unr.

E,.7oe Doof5-ro,,rt "a l.; .u,. ~, -a
v"1s' ooou'-.ouFs nos IN session VIII con
vcne to-molFo" morning at 10 o'clock.
JUSTICE counrs.
Justice BouiIen-T. I. Hanl.;na arrss.o5 H.
keeping rauine-houHo fined sao sna T.nae ~
Nay;-a :" saI ~ ,a.ss.a naeu w. ana 'ame
A'o''"s 40 Al A'tlAte VI tao mouse. b15, anu i've
othera % oach.-Emma Jackson. Jennie Penney
and Esther Smith, arrested for drunkon an;
tliaorderlv oonf,ot con+;nua7 III, +t, oot, -.
in ha;l NJ a901 o,ch -Thotn.1 ~ 1osn 4 ruas
IL, X Ko,,r M .Ssostaa -. u, lyona and Dan
1ank val',etl at $12 belonging to Jamos Q. Dar
Court ~ bail Of s201 each.
ona yaSsteo 4!a 6cnia-Danlei so:lly, John Pokarnv
,n' nnn 9onn df1mes arrested On warrant for the
conttnaed tmaa t t yys7terdaJ again called and
Taia aHa a ~ Tue zotn inas' u 6nl Of $500 oach.-
MILO smtth; ~; nnestod for diaordorly conduct
W.,na, SWvn,t.as9 sla tomorrow 10 nni Of *200-Daue
hi maSene,a arrested ior assault With intcnt to dc
vlrH y ln!aty ~ Crying over little boy. from
aaS : Without ball.-JulIns zska, violation OF Soc:
2 plaP, o. using l!ght weights; fined s20.-John
AloI!?gnt' affested Tor ohstructiug Htreet-cars ;
91ntlnueq ~ tlI Dec. y in bail Of $500. =
cA sont;noy ;n1.ioy aosted mt Tor lsordely CON
va1oes neots, m1estqa Tor driving away horso
Soioneine 20 U. - @ n0nerts held to the Criminal
Conrt ~ Dau OF s3oo:-WlIlialn Leonard. ar-
~; ~ !, ~ ~ w tai s1"J " y ou1a'o-toDo peong-
-, ~ - ~ nr,s'oi Aela 20 tho Criminal Court
~ ~. oHr 1s u eavo'-uaorga faroY, krrcstcd for
io',,;,,H u hoohetn1oK containing e2o be-
Criminal Coult in bail Of sJ ard fIiar,st haia tl
al d witness in bail Of ssi0wJ,mca Ma"ins no,a s
rested Tor assault With dono,y wosnn,, .;; T., +,
tent to kill continued Til Dec. n I'M hai, of
s0oo-Gooreo Dickinson nrrastcd q, ~ or,r "
ior a!sofder!V conduct; tined S25.
a, JnsAce haufndn'-.John Miller, arrested for
Inc burglary at the residence Ct Mrs. Grocn, $40
innia!a street; bold to tho Criminal Court in
bail OF $3,0W.-Erank Ernt, arreatcd for dis
orderly conduct lined s2o,-pat Conway, mr.
Tessea 1or drunken AMI d1sordorly conduct BOIL
toncod to tho Drdewell for sixty DAYS,
on tho 9tI inst that ,aaiii,ona ion, oon3nlnea'
hor neighbor, had threatonei @A to a'',u.. 40 ,or
rnnt' and Ilmho1dt Soa ,,ro,,eht I.s ~; W Was-
tordsv ho % Wns nl.csd a nndnrs pr1usn, ,,oa H. @ aes
Of Sj0D to kean tho ncero fnr ava esneo-Sonas
snoch wss arrcate on orI,eS ur oy SessWsran9
Morroid obarcioe him wit mai, " ntsaoa a
violence: hn 1r6s 11aena VIM nada tea5a o5
a5 to koan tha naace ~ ua4ea ~ o.
Ororn aud ri Thnnss por,.ni or ~ 1mos.-1oseph naa
, 1874-11-26
LOCAL LETTERS,
THE tOL1CR FORCE.

To the Editor AZ Tho CHicado Tribune:
SIR: There nro in tho neighborhood of GOE
men who are connected with the police forco
ASSURE you that niue-tonthH OF us are honest
industrious mon, willing to do our duty; while 1
must admit thero arc some men clothed With no.
lice powers who by their acts are bringing dis.
grace On good, honest officers who arc anxious
and willing to do our duty. Some Of these men
aro chased aa detectives, for whom no ure not
accountable. They are appointed By tho Chief,
and aro Of Ills own choosing. H6 and the Doartl
Of Police arc responsible for theso men, They
arc dotriment to tue city, In place OF being u
benefit. AL the business they do is to bring dis
grace On tho balance OF tho force. Some Of
thom are believed to be in the employ OF thioyoa
aud gamblers. am satisflod you will do III t,,s-
tlce, and not c!aAs us oil alike. They got $500
yoar moro sa!ary thnn tho regular patrolmon.
That do not find any fault with but the ma-
tority Of us arc married men, and have wivos and
family to take care Of, aud want to rotan cur
position; but, for the sako OF humanity, do not
put us all In tic annla boat with those nffinera
styling themselves "doteotives OF the uolice
force" Of this noble city.
Those aro the sentiments OF the
honest men Of this department. I hope yo,l
Wlll not condemn good tnen for tile fnw bad
ones. Tho sooner tbe force aud city will be rid
OF these "detectives" (and would style them
do-nothingh,. which, is tho proper r,a,no for
thoul), tho better It will bo Tor tho tax-payors
mud cltfzena. There ia proposition among the
momberH Of tho patrol-forco lopot,tion tho Com
mon Council to Investigate thiH lnatter, aud find
out WHO is to blanc III allowing the city to bo
run With thieves. IATnoL POLICEMAN,
CHioAao, Nov, 81. 1874. South Division.
, 1874-11-26

np.eta'rD, and, soa!ng small closet with a yon.
rnnt rnto1 she entorea 10 fasen It, whon tho enr
tot ~ t VI a,r oloaed the door, In vain aho cnllod
door-boll ring and tic visitors ontor. and and. AZ Al
none @ @ suspected that tho imprisoned lady was in
Inc rooi Of Tho house, MI lie other parts of tlo
weitg ase tnmn da ss. ssods wore soarohea Whon Al
tcrlca Violent eniloptto ts fojl"wod 1 ana '}n H.
anook oens 1ore than tlio ncrvoua syAtom could
austaiu, death shortly put M eud to hor sufrar- %
, 1874-11-26
GENERAL NEWS,


O. L. Wilson, Of tho Eocaing Journal. gavo tc
tho heads of family in his employ each tur.
koy, for tho proper observance Of Thanksgiving,
eovonty-six werc thus disposed or
Among tho heavy transfers recorded yestor.
day is tho sale OF the lot tho northeast corue,
Of Van Buron ind Market streets, 50x77l1 foet,
for $4,000, by RaIph Emerson to Sidney ".
Soa. =
The Temperature yesterday as observed by Z,
hfansseo, opttcian. No. IS Madison atreet, under
TnE TRIBUNE Building, wns ut a. n., 10 deg.
10 g. m., II; u ,n., 23 P. m., 81; p. rn., as;
8 p. m., 25.
An unknown man was found dead at the foot
OF . stairway at No. 134 North Clark street yos-
tardey morning. It is supposed that ho waB In
toxicatcd. and In attempting to walk down tie
stairs fell a1,d fractured hls skull. A deop Caah
Tas mado in his forehead. The body was te-
moved to tho Morgue.
The drisor Of tho Hon. J. B. Rice's tloubla
team drove lila carriage on tho rnilroa d-track at
Rivorstdo yeatcTdny morning, and waa struck
by tho Mondota accommodation train. The man
was alight1y bruised, and tho carriaEo bat1]y
damaged. Fortunately, tho train vaa running
slowly at tho time.
Tho body OF nj old man named Hildebrand
stiFcns wan found in the rear Of No. 329 Archor
avenue. yestertlay aftornoon. by John Git1Is,
mate OF the schooner Fl. p. Baldwin. Deceased
le supposed to hive committed suicide while
laborlng undor fit Of temporary insanity. Ho
WIS q widower. 66 years old, and loayos two
grown daughtors-
An inquest Was hod yesterday On the body Of
Horny MoYer, the man who was found floating
IN tho river near tho Nationat Elevator. Do
ceased Was addicted to the oyer-tlso Of iutoxi-
eating liquors, aud Ia supposed to hayo falon
tnto tho river on the evening Of tho election.
He was 81 years old, and leaves family, 4
verdict Of death from drowning MAS returned hY
tho jury.
It 10 said that roToral persons are cauvassing
the city ana suburban towns with q preparation
Tor washing mud renewtnE silver-pated ware
representing that tile stun IL manufactured by
tue Elgin National Watch Company, That cor-
roration manufactures watch-movements ouly.
and housokeepere should bowaro OF the cnuyasa.
crB. for II u!ey Will lie about tho makers Of
their "waEb. 1t III pretty certain that the stun
Is worthless
The West Division Railway COMPANY. which,
i few days ago. reduced the faro on Milwaukee,
avenue to contH. i'll order to meet tho oppo-
a!tiOn OF the bus Lines. has adopted somewhat
similar s moasure on its othor linos. Initiating
selling twenty-five tickets for 81, thus reducing
the price Of = single ride to copts. This NOW
Bystom wns begun yasserday, tho conductors on
tic different cars offering the tickets to the
passengers, aud finding very ready aalo for
them.
GOOD HAMAn1TANs. ]".
That wing OF tho Good Samaritan Society
which rofuaed to submit to Mrs. Wulbert, and
adheres to Mrs. Leonard, held a meeting 1T
o'clock Yesterday afternoon at No. 400 Madison
street, Mrs. l.. Drand in the chair
Mrs. Forbes. Mrs. Wood, and Mrs.. Mil1or we're
nappolnted committee to secure suitable room
for Shelter. e0''1
, 1874-11-26

I1e CouNky commissioners mot Yesterday
afternoon, President Ashton in the chair.
prcsent-Commission Doguo, DusHe Olougt,
Conley. Crawford, Harris. Hertins. johnson,
JoneB, Louorgan, Russell.
Pay-rolla Of county employees to tile amount Of
$4,550 we're referred to tho Finance Committee.
sALAN1Es.
Tho report Of tho Committee OF tho Whole On
ealarios for 1876 vas taken up. The action OF
tue Committee has been given heretofore in THE
TRIBUNE.
Commissionor Doguo moved to fix the salary Of
tho County Judge at $1,000. Carried.
Commissioner johnson moved to fix tho ga!ary
Of tho County Attorney at aG000
Commissioner Dogue moved to amend by
milking the salary $1,000. Ho sald that tho
Doard wsB spending tho peoples money. and.
taking tho financial aifaira OF tho county rs thoy
stood to-day, it aeomod that thoy we,e going on
e1traYagantty. There now stood to tho credit Of
tue General Fund but $40, coo, and it would soon
bo necessary to mako D temporary loan. There
remained unpaid over sso0,000 Of taxes, and tho
county was in no condition to increase salarios
The office Of County Attorney Ind boon, and
could DO again. filled for $4,000. Tho Board
should 30 logislata as to spend az little money as
possible.
The motion to fix tho salary at "a. 900 was lost,
rocsiylng only tho votes Of Commissioners Dogue
adjoining room. mud lodged tho vote.
Tho salary WAS fixed at So, ,0U0.
frealdont Ashton took occasion to correct u
statement III tho newspapers to tho effect that
torney. uo denied tLis, aud wished 1t Under
stood that he thought tho present incumbent
WAS entitled to recollection.
After tho salary list reported by the Commit
leo of tho Whole had been adopted without
change, Commissioner Oloush moved tAat the
PHYSICIAN Of the Insane Asylum be called stSu-
perlntendent md Physician
CommiHsi1ner Ha.riBon moved to amend BY
making the titlo hIndlcal Superintendent Of tho
AnsaAe Asylum. IhiR motion prevailed.
HARD COAL.
:, Iho Committee Oh Public Service reported
khat they lind contracted for tho ha,d coal at the
!naAno Asylum, about 1ou tons, At $1,000 per
Commissioner Clough inquired with whom tho
committee bud nnte tic contract,
commissioner Crarforl stated that Baker
Bros. wore lilo contractors.
Tho Board adjourned until MondaY ct q. m.
LA ASALLE. STREET TUNNEL LITIGATION.
Saturday tlIo case OF the Northern Trapanor-
taslon Company vs.. The City of Chicago wnh de-
c1ded In the Unitea States Circuit Court and a
verdict OF 800 against tho city rendered. Tho
case involved an uncommon and peculiar point
u law ono which occurs very rarely indeed,
l'asine tho building Of La Sale strcet tunnel It
"as louha noceHHasy to build oofror dun 25
4oos ".aos shan tho street. by tlo build
tne Of this dam tho adjoining dock Of
Tho Northern Transportation Gornpapy waa
rendered useless to tint Company, az
none OF their vessels coull como coso to
H. g.e,, Consequently the Company woro Obliged to
Eenldes this tho wall Of buildine boIonai,,tr tn
tlom waa damaged to tile extent OF several i1ou-
aana do'lars. Illo city authorities robuIlt tic
Maa ahorty atto1%ardh an It MAS for ths dam
, 1874-11-26

L4u1oH' EuFhfBhfnR Goods.
II, II. Mcdowell l. Co.'s stors, At 21a Wcst SIsdao,
s'1oef corner poora, ia tho vory place which aly IL
~ans o. underwear and ladica' furnishing goods should
nus laA to whit in these hard aud trying ttmes Tit
so,oesaoha Of all articles 1argo and choice, willis thu
sfs 80 low that this ontcrpsising firm can def1
~ snu every competition. This quality Of all goo,t
ss oost' aud purchasers haro their money
is'anoea II goods don't provo satisfactory.
, 1874-11-26

n IN wrSeoay fos.nISts az WIN Thanl Them.
mat tho popular Nov York storo al ,ni ia wo.t
%aaseon street, havo marked their IT, Is md 81 so
noavy ablo 'lncns co. o. and rs sonts In .ccor,snco
With the timcs o' :" @eeofu@oee
, 1874-11-26

Ask Your Nelghbor Who usoa
ono Of our Argus anti-cnker pa,lor ,tnvss hox
nkee II. We prefer our customers should rccom,ocnd
u: H. mnsa bro". General Western Agents. Stats md
, 1874-11-26

Extra parlor panoa. N@1os'
All tho latost improvements.
warranted to nicaae, or money refunded.
Nceds temple Of 51tlsic, % Van Buyon Btrect
, 1874-11-26

a. 1o,idsnu3 !; bgr e.enas. No1 s
fR'hep qh's; ohsae, IT, s. i. Siinx I'D ,y, y
UHAMD MDERLTN-TNA(!Y-N ~ ~ .ha1 -
both Of this city. ~ te' 1i"1'e L. 1Faoys
, 1874-11-26

Hartiepool. England, has also boon the arm.
OF saa oYeht, worry similar to tl,at Of tho Mis-
t!otoo Dough. A gentleman by tho name p ,''.S Of
eSaty as 1ss'Gs sot @,o5 t. 1aidng III firm ere Lag
houso. )" His young wife" SAYS t1,e na},sr a IN
hor anxiety to get out OF tho Lot sir. yentured
, 1874-11-26
THE CHICAGO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ee ls74

truo Cl,rhsans m,lat dcplorc. viii you. In jua-
tsca to ono nf tlemoHt active and unitcl churches
III tl'ia city, lnaott thia sta1en,ont Of tho truth
In thiB n>at4cr7 :.
a MEMBER or THE Third Ununon.
Ou1oAoo, Nov. H. 1874.
, 1874-11-26

~ 01R111ef Upen A1I Day.
oiaos 70 accommodate tho many u1,o may Wish 10
tnc'e aies path sweet In soieorating Thanks
el4,hs uay' aunthers rtoro will b, anon h. dav nliod
tllo day. Ao''i'ns nuitaple 1of
, 1874-11-26


10 tbs Editor Of The G.,sauo Tribune:
B1n: Permit mo to say that the resolutions
"disfrauohising rum-Hollers," consuming tho
Church, and declaring tour Infinite prefer.
enco that our friends should io rather than take
adrop OF alcohol as medicine were alt tabled By
tho Woman'a National Christian Temperance
Union, by unanimous voto. Tho following roso-
lutions vera adopted:
lesolrtd That recognizing the fact that Our caso il
and will ho co'ulntted by mighty, deoflnnl and
GntleBs forces, will trusting iii Him who Is thu rrlnca
Of ltaccy 1aoet nrHnmsnt with argument; 1nsjudg.
nent with patnnca lonnnciation with Kindness, a.d
nl our difficulties md dangers With prayer.
Tho plan Of work offered was placed in tho
handd Of tho following committee on circular
letter to American women Mrs. DR.. Marcy, OF
Eyanston Mira. s. X. Loayitt, Cincinnati and
Airs. NJ. @. johnson, Brooklyn. Tho Conyen-
ton was large and representative, and will prove
tho "new departure" Of tue womnn'a to1npcr-
anco rofornl-the period Of enthusiasm being
followed by "thc sober, SECOND Thought Of
organization. FRANCES E, WlLLanp.
EllIuAuo, Nov, rs, lb7{.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-17

Go into the house of some of our farm
era, and you will find no newspaper, no
periodical Of any kind and hardly a
book. Ask such men to subscribe for a
paper, ana they will tell you that they
have no time to read one. But who is SO
constantly employed as to have no leis>
ure for tue Improvement Of the mind |
Not the farmer, certainly, for the long
winter evenings afford him several hours
every day which he can devote to read.
ing. Not the mechanic, for instances are
frequent where an industrious mechanic
has attained to eminence 10 the sciences,
merely by giving his leisure hours to
reading and study.
The fact'is, every man has leisure to
read a newspaper, and those who plead q
: want Of time as an excuse for not taking
enc, are lazy.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-17
Killings Proverbs.

Thare IL no kind ov yittlcs that will
plat a man 80 fast aga k'ear Conscience.
hav seen people so awkward that it
seemed Os tho they must be labouring ur-
der an attaL oy the rumatism.
Gravity IL generally a kind ov a koun>
teiit, which a man cheats himself with
and tries to cheat others with too.
Envy IL the bitterest pashun Ov TIE
harte; it IL even more subtitle than re-
verge.
Adam waz a bad egg. lie had no
ambishun, no hope, no revenge, no ener.
gy, no pashun, no caushun, no judge
ment, 70 ~nOthining, except q wife and she
waz too much for MIN.
A gift IL a debt, and it would be bet>
ter for us if we were obliged bi law to
Immediately repay il.
l hav made a cluss kalkerlashun on it,
and i find that, with whisky at six certsa
glass. "a man will drink up a good farm,
and fetch up in the poorshouse in just
thirteen years and four months.
When a man IL too mulch in luv to be
jelous ov ernything, he haz got the dis
Gaze az natral az the hickcups.
This IL about all the difference thare
iz-the ynng run into difikulty's with
their eyes shut, and the old with their
eyes open.
Yu kant liv and di happy, mi yung
friend, bi serving the devil this haz been
tried bi az smart men az the world haz
ever produced, and proved to be a pro-
found failure.
Coquetry il allwazz cured bi luv, but
prudery never IL,
Wizo men are just az apt to overshost
the mark az phools are, but i have alls
wuzz sed that it liza respectable miss for
either or them to make.
II a man kan stand sudden prosperity
without making biz he'd swim he haz got
the right kind oy stuff in him.
A lazy man allwuzz thinks he works
harder than emmy one else, and guess he
IL more than half right.
Falling desperately in lav IL an old.
fashioned complaint folks don't do it
emmy more. it amt fashionable.
1t IL eazy to gro old, but to gro old and
not gro tedious amt SO handy.
If i kant hav but two things on me
that don't pinch let it be mi shirt koollar
and mi boots. if you pleze.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-17

KEEP IT FRoM THEM.-Don't give Ii.
quor to your children. Possibly you can
do it with safety, but the chances are
against it. One Of the first literary men
in the United States said toa writer, after
speaking Oh the subject of temperance /:
"There is one thing which, as you visit
different places, | wish you to do every
where; that is eutreat every mother new
er to give q drop of strong drink to, a
child. / have had to fight, as for my
life, all my days to keep from dying a
drunkard. because | was fed with spirits
when a child, and acquired a taste for it.
My brother, poor fellow, died a drunkard.
] would not have a child Of mine take a
drop of liquor for anything. Warn eve,
ry mother, wherever you go, ne'er to give
q diop toa child"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-17
Young Alligatsrs.

A naturalist says; That alligators swal-
low their young, l have had ocular DEM
onstration in q single case, and have the
universal tradition Of negroes and whites
in this region Of Louisiana, Mississippi &
Texas, that such is their habit. In the
winter Of 1884 | was engaged in ma
king a surve y on the banks'of the Homo
chitto Lake, near the Mississippi River,
southwest front of that State. The day
was warm and sunny, and as l halted near
the mar in of a pond nearly dried up to
pick up some shells, l startled a litter Of
young alligatOrs, that scampered of, yelping
like young puppies, and retreating some
twenty yards to the bank of the Lake
Homochitto, | saw them reach their re,
fuge in the mouth Of a fge-foot ALI gator.
She evidently held open her mouth to re-
ceive them, as in single file they passed
in beyond my observation. The dam
then turned Slowly around and slid down
beneath the water, passing into a large
opening in the bank beneath the root of
an ash tree. The water was rendered
turbid here and nowhere else, enabling
me to find the mouth of what was prob
ably the place of Information.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-17
Habit.

Few have sufficient respect for habit
the ease with which it may be formed
the difficulty with which it can be broken
tho magical power with which it
smootbs rough path of duty, and enables
us to look with indifferc; c, upon tn, al
lurements Of the world. It is a kind of
shield with which the finger Of a boy may,
at first, weave Of threads light as a Cos
samer, and which yet grows into the
strength of steel. by its aid the great
est things are accomplished. The cult
walton of proper habits should be i'm
pressed On the young. Isolated acts are
Of little comparative importance. In
shsrt,a correct habit Of living is principle,
without which no n can be happy.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-17

PRAYER IN THE FAMLY.-I shall
never forget the impression made upon
nj during the first year Of my ministry,
by a mechanic / had visited, and on
whom ! urged the paramount duty burst
ing into tcars...a he said, you remember
that girl, sir? she was my only child.
She died Suddenly this morning. She
has gone, | hope, to God. But if so, she
can tell him what breaks my heart-that
she never heared a prayer in her fathers
house, or even from her fathers lipsl o,
that she were with me but one day again.
DIR. Mcleod
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-17
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This line Is well built, thoroughly
equipped with every modern improve
ment, including New and Elegant Day
Coaches, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars,
Westinghouse Air Brakes, Miller's Pat
ent Safety Platforms AMI Couplers and
nowhere else can the passenger so COM
pletely depend on a speedy, safe and
comfortable journey.
The LONE STAR ROUTE has admir-
ably answered the query ; SHOW to go
to a 7" by the publication of an In
teresting and truthful document, con-
tanning a valuable and correct map, which
can be obtained, free of charge, by adj
dressing the GENERAL TICKET
AGENT international and Great North
ern Railroad, Houston, Texas.
Distric Ell febI2ly.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-09-17
TnE Two BuckErs.-A great IDEAL

The Two BUcKETs.-A great ideal
Of trouble is caused by the habit Of
looking at things "wrong end foremost"
How discOusolate you lookl' said a
backet to his felloy,bucket, as they were
going to the well. "Ah," replied tn,
other. 81 was rejecting on the useless,
ness Of our being filed, fer let US 60 away
ever 50 full, we always come back empty"
There now! how strange to look at it
in that way!" said the FIRST bucket.
''NOw | enjoy the thought that however
empty we come, WI always go away full.
Only look Att in that light and you will
be as cheerful as l am"