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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
IFcAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners Sale
Or
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS

ny WRITE of \ decree OF the County o0irt o.
| II Wayne County. West virginia III tne csss
| q w Smith, assignee, &c, va Joseph fnn n ~
others. the undersigned, an Special ooihiiiss'o'
er, will,
On Thursday, the HI day q March, 1870
-, the front door Of the Csre o iousr: III 'he
rown q &c, edo. wIyne county. WEST ''is'ni''
cell 10 the highest bidder the following i.A p.op
.,t, tor so much thereof ~ will pay tue ue"''
men, led In said decree), to-wlt:
424 Acres,
bordering on Big Sandy Rivrr. WITHIN four nl.',s
of is mouth: IL being the same lsnos Con'o,.n
nv Josrnh PAYNE 10 Thomas Drew. ana Is said W
contain valuable coal,
Terms of Sale:
ons-thir.i Of the purchase price cs.h IN hsh''
aud the residue Ia two equal installIheh'-, pay -
hie I'm slx and twelve months respectively, nc
pnrchaser giving bond with coed .ecuf!t! LOT
,he dcfe, rel .ayments, bearing interest," IuIu
i,tr and retaining the legal title nnt.i ne pu'-
chase money IL paid In full ,,e.,,ss
EUSrACE GIBSON,
70, NV spl Comm r..
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
On the 4h day Of March, 1873,

~ l. BOwDES, Sheriff 81 LEc0.n Comfy.
" West virginia, Spencer A!hsin, s., Is. =
u.ry John Gan, william Wintz. Joseph Cook
ings. John Chapman, trustee. Alexander MIGkl1.
X. 4. BOwdcn. Spencer MidkIn Jr., william
Lewis Alexander Oartmel, hlonZo ,. BOwdsn,
X. =. Bias and Reece Vaughan.
TAKE NOTICE that on Friday, the 1871 day OF
February, 1878. ~ the Merchants Hotel IN tile
town u Huntington, county OF Cabel AMI Stat,
Of West virginia, between the hours Of ~ O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ, viii proc Ell ~ take
the dispositions Of Joseph C0csings, Alex Cart
mel and Others; and also on Idsy, the 2sfh day
OF February isI5 at tie ON - VI the Clerk ~ the
Circuit Court OF Lincoln COUNTY, West |Isinis,
between the hOu.s OF 10 O'Clock A. a., snh
o'clock, T. NJ. / Will proc ed 10 take the depos-
tons Of jerome Shelton and others: which SAD
dispositions viii be rad a. evidence In INV behalf
IN SUIT now pending in the Circuit Cou I u Liza
coin county, on the chanceiy side thereof, In
which am plant II and Won . defendants. II
fTon'Gny Cause the said deposit ons are not com
pieied II either or bOtn III tnese places. IN said
days, the taking the. eOf WILL be continued from
day 10 day until completed.
PERRY G. ADKISs.
hcGISSB 4 JloLT. Soils. Jau. S-:n
p.s s. 30.
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n U z e Y
Obstacles 90 Marriage.

Happy Relief fer young men from the osf
q Errors aid Abuses IN early lie MaLfcoc
~ Cd Inpr'liments 10 Mari age removed -
rTN method Of treatment. New and reIlsrii'
n'e RENE des- Books and circulars sent free. "a
scaled envelopes Address HOWARD kssJ'
CATION, No. South Ninth st, PhilaGcllhs,
ta,-sl Institution having high rrpG;st@ "a -
s~srssS cvasuct nod yrslesslozsl ~
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18

A Democrat was elected to the L.
$. Senate, in Florida, last week.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To The Creditor Of Henry AdEi,,, Died

" Pursuance OF deree Of the Circnit Court
OF the county OF Lincoln. made In a cause therein
pending, 10 subject the real eetate OF The sai'i
Henry iAdkin- 20 the payment OF his deors, you
are required 70 present your claims against n,
said Henry Adkins for adjudication. 20 Andrew
j. Barrett, Commissioner, at his once IN $50
1875.
Witness. B. 2. CuxRr, Clerk OF said CCur
This 18Th day VI January, 1873.
Jan NV. prs I've . =.
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42f Acres,
Terms of Sale:
COMMISSIONERS SALEl
J. Il. h.lsR
W.
Samuel A. { hllders, o. e.


DY VIRTUE OF s decree made ana entereu y.
ID the County Court Of Cahell County ~ " !,
,hoy. STYLED cause at the OriohcT Term, le'4' !
will. as The Special Commissioner therein mn
tioned FOR the pu pose. proceed 10 sell ~ puDic
auction. 20 the highest bidder. on re
9th Day Of January, 1879.
ttha, being The first day OF the County Oourp. -
the font door Of the Courthouse Of said cOun y.
the following Real Estate, situate IN thr county
Of Csbell aforesaid, and State OF "es' 'U2'hlA
tO-wlt: About
I14 ACRES,
wing on the Guyandotte River. one mile Dow
me town of BarhOu syine. being the some lana
conveyed TO D-.enial; hy Elizabeth Simmons
nv Dee dated Mach 2lnd, 1871. which ~ OF rec
ord in the County Clcrks once Of said my.
Also crr'ain other Real Estate, consisting ~ tfs
life estate OF GeO-ge Galiaher In certain o h"f
tract OF land, containing 'he same numh'r OF
acres. iO-wit. ia, and adJOiring tie tact nrsi
above mentioned.
TERMS OF SATR:-OnethiTd OF the purchase
,ooncy cash IN hand on tie dav " sale. one-ihrd
m ak and one third IN twelve nths,takin2 from
The purcha er bond with good seCu liy. aud e.
tanning he legal title as additional security.
LCCIES hICEE1Ts.
Dec. sta. Sp1 Cohm'r.
The shove sale is postponed until TIE 18Th day
Of March, 1915. ..,,,.,.,-,,
Feb ltd 81 ColnIGr,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate bill changing the courts
somewhat was taken up, amended
and passed to its third reading.
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9th Day of January, 1875
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE!

Feb. ltd
, 1875-01-16

A Kentucky paper retatos that during tha
Cl,rlstmas Iniida,s htarlins Curd, AL industrious
colored man, living Acar Iristow, that State.
gave al entertainment At his hultae. Ills wis
askod him, coming to tewn the day before thu
t1olio, 10 get tall eautlo with nlich to oInhc
mant aud illuminate tllo table. Startling called
IN H. q. llineH i Go. for the cu.nlle but stated
tic caso il, Buell shape That Mr. lines thought
l.a wanted u ItonRn candle. " waa accoItiinH!!
nut u, for lln,, Al.tl Startling returned to bis
homt "lsu blu ~tu insisted that 10 I'D made
ii,lE assured her tllnt it tho lasast style o.
ca,,als he had psrchaaed, aud, to prove j. stuck
Il to the lire. liz tbs astonishnleut Ut both,
lia1niMH ball poppel out; thou another, and
auotllsr, whs,. tile frightened Startling dropped
the t'ilfornal machine" upon tho door. an:
other explosion, tAtsatsulnt; tho destruution o.
the house, aud le again seized it, but, uilfogta.
nAtely, wTong enl foremost, when ball struck
nsouut, another t2ll shot out, striking new
conttcrpanc, through which It burned inrGs
lole. Ilb whole household MaE in atats o.
tur.or, mil Startling wons 10 tMn tho next dAs
With q mind iuu of la"sui.o lor damAxss hstt
s;:st ". t.saSs:a ict;i1 H. H. Rls.s Ia 's1aa
him,
, 1875-01-16
Ill.


From Hs f1ft &fGA G1ztkH+
Whatever differences OF opinion may exist a.
to tl,e propriaty or improptiety Of burning iu-
copso m Elacos OF worship, the1o cannot be any
question bnt that tho Burning OF Cayenne pepper
for tho purpose OF making congregations Bneezd
is not practice sanctioned by cauonical, Or, in
decd, any other. law. For this innovation
youpE man t,nmed Johu Gardner was brought
bcforo thu Magistrates at tho Preston polics
Court on Friday, charged With causing dis
t,trbanco In the Wesleyan Chapel In that town on
the previous Sunday ogauIng. Gardner, II
seems, wont into the chapel soon after service
commenced, aud dropped a piece Of !ighted cot.
ton-waste in tho aisle, in which bad besn mixed
! quantity OF Cayenne pepper. The result was
most distressing. Tbn whole congregation WRH
affected by iltB Ut uncomfortable sp0szing. soma
porsona wore violently aic, otlora tlod from the
chapel, mud the miniHter hi.nseaf, who suffered
in like nianpsr With his flock. MAS compelled tn
discontinue tho service. uarlner having been
pointed ont as tho author Of Ill this anguish. an
offort waa made ny tho chalH,l-koepur to e4ecI
him, when Ilo aslded to tho excitement ha bad
caused by kicking that flnctiouary severely on
tho legs For thin otallsa ho WAS lined ~ shll'
liugs and costs; but az lle expressed conttitiou
for attempting to suffocato tue congregation
that rharga was not preaaesl, and he was ordered
only 10 lay costs for tile iniHaolaeanor. The NJ
fair in vi Ill accounts to la regretted, for thars
IL quite enough heat at pteaont IN religious
circloa without the Introduction OF Cayenne pep
, 1875-01-16
BAD GAS.
1fr. Gas.1nspector siebcl Rushos Into
Print Again.
Ills Apology Analysed and Found
"trOO TIlil.''
A Comparison Showing How The City "a Suffer.
ing from "Oycr Pressure"

cc4o Sr ja nn s@wRa no" DESIRING to rush Into
print Oh every ocraato tn, huwaycr, TINT tho c.si-
10 hs gas Inspector carrir the mI.,nrst aI!ng ,n-
der which tho writer to lAbnl'. out nhlung tho
pubis r. correct s yon VII, osge ne & ~ anrn sa nn
created Under the rrgtrle Of the Peoples rsrsy bn.
long befare, nor !. tlc tas Inspector emrrycd M
raid fur by the City tn write communications. Tho
"a. inspector il employed to do for tho city what
every private 1T gas ought to .o for himself
sccoriing 10 contract.-ro which cn the gas 1nrrrrt
OF has to zee that certan Meters and liurnerh aso
n eer ss s m
tbs City Ia estimated in recorded CORRECTLY to see That
1s n ' o eok fss assl as ara nsss =" s
Lamps cf tho city.
tended TO-, wlich has been my constant onasaror oe-
cupy Ill nf mans tnr 1t alho AeVosss nl'on re 70
nroYtisd such srpssnss have raid ther iast months
Eus bill aud ray {25 Of which 81 Rocs Into the City
I'D + Paa out y qbs 1 #, 1Sr ias
further Required to mako monthly relosts tn Tho
Comptroller aud quarterly tepurss TO tho common
tio. he is obliged 10 make chtr public Hr private
except when especially requested ly tho Mayor OF
II outsde Of t!leae official communications and
time privately {and tho communication referred to
IL your Editorial Is Of l.vas ea,ras.er nor esss
Impressions prevailing ansnn3 the public III regard 10
Rat matters and 70 explain to the eorln huw thy fan
in putting on smaller burners, checks or other ia.
vlcs. cvery reasonable lclson VII .snterstana tlat
o( lilo company than 10 incrit tho comMny's ap-
II however for snch Information, which on my part
i. entisciy grataltosly md acatea " tho motive Of
TRIBUNE thinks must be abused ~! l,avs to i .ut-
1u but thau shall bs compelled to doubt that Will
reference to public servant there srs my considers.
tions which tho presa ia hound to respect Wills i IL
, 1875-01-16
THE SILVER SENATOR'S WEDDING.

xs.n E+n ~ D,po F1reTcz
Au a Ese& ,.c.. t,...t.ar.ns,w v ~, ser,,,c
o1 S".a 49, ~s. 49,. .,...
WIN OrcHsco-Ano e't"s t4e'"
chtss
From the sah Franr1srd fhTonfcff, Jan. :;
Ihe liot. john +. Jones, one OF tne uni.ea ~,
States Senators Tor Nevada, Was maIFiaa ', On RI
day evening TO allas !,eurRlau4 =: .,!. nunvan.
youngest daughter or Eugene y; SULLIVAN OF
this CITY, anu yesterday m9Ih1nE tue nsEpy pals
took their departure ior eoid 1ili LUG nome ol
Senator Jonee' mother, wnose thoy WI @ pass a
fow layB Of their honeymoon pTios TO leaving
for Washington. The betsothel has long been
ono Of tho staple ito!ns IN soc'a! gossip IN inc
fashionable circles OF Sau trancaco ana turing
the past few weeks expectation mas been on Up
too for the matrimonial event at any hour. Ile
utmost secrecy sursonnaea tnc aua!r. &ho 70 IT.
yitations "orn sent oat wien the aate was uhaliy
hxed upon. It ~as resolved tbhs me ceremony
should bo as private ~ poss1ble, ana only lew
relatives anu the Moss ntl1nate ltienus OK tho
brlto nnd groom Wer0 bluden 10 tho marriage
feast. ,,
Tho Wedding too!f place Al the fes'denoo or tne
brlde'H brother-in-laW1 Dr: deorGo j. HacGhall,
I'll Larklu street. Inc heV. Il. = lathIoE,
Rector or the CHURCH OF Tue AaYoat, o1iclatea.
uniting them IN accordance "ltn ,no t,tes ot tAe
Protestant Episcopal tnufcn. Inc of'ao looRed
lovely. She was attired IN henVy glos.Rlalna :
6lllt dress, en train, with dnzz!1ng tabnef OF
whlto buKles as an oyelsklts' Tue tao!1er Haa
1oopcd up behlad, hnd tho waist WAS elegantly
trimmed with Wlte buGles, anu Tho corsaKe cut
square. She wore oil elegant paH OF sonka1re
diamond earrings, the g.fs OF tile groom, anil
her coiffuso WAS arranged IL lteine, VITA large
chatelhtuo braid, through which Tile oFlaai FcLl
, 1875-01-16
The MED,uMlSTIc H0LMSES.


10 tht Editor At 7he Chicago Tribune:
AZ vou baye published considerable Of late
,a,,.or.,;,,, ,a Rata KING ,mno,tnrc and az Tho
~ .,'s,as,.n. ..Wr .na A.. Mn
parties calling 1nenSo''ea "' Ana "1'' NO.
sou Holmes" Hecn once to have contemplated
making Chicago their Headquarters, have
thoncIt von rnrht lil,s a lttlo information rs to
-. e., .,..,;o. r.nllv ,ra
WIZ '1eeo fasNe 1ts'" al" H. ,,;a =.
James Ne'son lie'1ues' tno masculine pai' ..
this precious duet, ta native OK tho City or
New York, q FRESHMAN by trade, and about II
,.oo+a o,a In 1s5f, l,e remnved to Atlanta. Gu,.
''a.o o ,aso H. ,,.-r,,a r,,na i,dv
'heIe' ih January too3' oe na't!eu 5ou.B .aas
Of humble circumstances, but OF tho hlGneat re-
ror, tn thls nair. All seemed to work peaceably
anu haimou'o"s'S ios epous s1nloou 5oA4,' nu
lug which time Ao 1es'ded Will lIs Wlle ana cal1o
in Atlanta, Ca, Montgomery and Mobile, Ala,
vtnossed lilo performances Of tho Davenport
Brothers. ind. being OF yatler weak mind, ho
accepted their performances AZ tho undoubted
work Of tho spirltB, and commenced to read
EpirtuuiiRt papprs and other kindred publca-
tinns,
It IL now that "1frs" NeInon Holmes flrst oeneB
uppn the Bcsne, ltoug then, as now, engaged
ii lumhuggug and swlidliug the public by pre-
tanilctl Ht,iritusl uauJ JeBtptiOus Biu mude trim
10 lilo Soutb. and met wlt1, holmes. Hecing,
Jonltienn that he would be 4 cup,tal adjunct
tn liar husincBH. size clalmptt him al her
"afaiDity," aud 40 worked upon hts poor, weak,
diusasod mind. al to cause him to lIatan 10 her.
, 1875-01-16


To tho Editor Of Ths chseags 1f'au'.:
CHICAGO, Jan. 14.-ln = certain old-fAhhoned
book there il an account OF " most remarkable
campaign. Tho tacticp employed ware uuprecs-
dented, aud, 20 far as I am informed, have never
been initiated by any military commander since.
1t Ii related thRt the walR OF jericho auccumbed
to tho sound ot ran'a Lorna, broken pitchers.
tlsrning torches, and shoutings. The wonderful
results Of this novel method Of hssAultlug fortl-
ticationa ara attributed to miraculous iutorpo-
sitiou Of lsrael'a God.
In this mornings Times \ modern Gideon
h,.. sesortel 10 tho horn blowing tactics and no
doubt this taotor is vain enough to iniBgine
that the solid walls .! great military
reputation, built up by achieves
1ncuts that layo commanded xdniira-
.lo,l, not only III Our own country Tut
Eurupo, will now tottor 10 ttlsir fall thkt tho
holu whose llull,s has Tor ttA ourh by etsullnol
cJl,Yvnt ut honla aud a}1oal been recorded high
AMONG tie great c4ptailtd will now sink into In
It spo,l.s too hal that t1lnon Should. will, one
taat from lIis horn, tGiis,liH. III idol which wo
have cherished bo lolas. Why could not this
".uisylluled patrint ALLOW la to euio our tleiu-
sion i httlo !ougor! What IL .lo,4e, IL dnna; but
pleaea, Gideon, don't blow thai dreadful horn
haya seeu our idols demolished. William Tell.
wp Ms told IL myth, Christopher
Colausl.us u humbuS, roc4hontas very
.u,l,ery" s1uaw, and no E'sttor thau Bhn should
BE- and tLat tont.. cherished story about Ge0tKu
Washington aud llis little hEtclrt u llclion, Null
mar ne exolAim ~ uartAiu old rAtstafch Old
whsn h!s naughty dau9hses and soR.1n-lsH stols
, 1875-01-16


IT. ., M 's "r evan IN liz cayers N
" s '~se 1--WE M n' @ n IF Tr' " @ f bo ~ so tha
Hcioe.s win, nnrrras, nni f srtci himself. 1T IN
,,,riY prrmi ia lu,!Irtl ustrulnry t)uccn Ezai,oh
Ink lin ut,,rr jrr rntssliun liz rotn1osc no,eral
tlruini works Wlleil l,e lad discovered his mirror,
H. ,rturrj fbruksHring 10 tint. In was ucc,1nisl
Turing his wlo!c Iiio in tlc rearr Of tho phtloso-
lsrs stae. ad drl III l'o''"n. Mt the sRe o1 ~ III
tsste t,' ot anj'e' l",s'''':
i!!e mirror Inns poeh Tor many yeara IN the
bfltish M,,ao'lia'
QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER CHILDREN.
Ihs fol!7wi'G FassnEa tfn'h tie seneehs dlhfJ'
Wlii'h II 'nrcrtc'1 til ihe lsftt Voliltno OF Iho
Liz o1 Las isosat lie"as" Ino .llaee eonHott
eho"s tnat llto wllitn Pa1ace "a''h IN mnon tho
same az heats aa shat "nlet o3.s.s III ciSlilzoa
hho'tatsohs all over the faop'' 'no M easact To-
1efs u '''o 'aorua.'g "hoh .!uooM ',c'o'la "on'
Win lfhleo A'oors 70 VIII h's o'FtaFlaeo anu 1ne
has.ntt OF hlH cA.ia!,ooa: ...-u.
oo m a' @ ycly Z n; ar,,; @ III ara nre ih wnsn NJ
Willis tlrezsrl Fur. ,'sar russ woslt ,Surh hays
wit,ad to 70 VIII w snu often nr:rnss.t how ~ % sn
,uany7 " M.mt wIny1y gm,!d 1 hsts s Iken hcr,
nnt wlshcd nIltci 10 hasu sakcn nt,e Of dearest
Ie,,s ~ =. r,,. 1".rn,.tn" ,ortt"nr,y ~. r.,
time. al sa Is vrry YuunN rili Wnt Whit chiefly de-
clrd Us Ia tie visit tS tho King cf lr,,srs, whera
could Int n.ss tuoked nftr her. All four chi!reF
wrro will Us at breakfast; h!lcr when gaTe Lady
eto ny et vi s' H. a4 @ mn IN "'' IT,, hE,H. @
.t a1 ~" nn.,e var norrr ~ In. H., i,ot rrv
wa rcrw rsnf;l n,n,,ant n Iryn mwav win TIA
tlrtu po1r little things Bta!ug at Tho tloor. God
nre IN excellent hands Q.r dear otorne ss 40 loyn,
Va reacte.. Tl,rkis,gh.m raacn at i. Evsry.
thtnE N der, rt, anil tolc'y here nsd 's" tho po''
e'1,s. .1,s ~ ,..1a 1e4 ,,,s 49,. J.. ..,.
m thia y;4it In t1,a KIM. ef I'rlvas. has Iona
bcnu tI,a wife Of bin son. aud, o., tho Emperor
Williams death. Will probably be crowned En-
, 1875-01-16
Month";.


was an increase in tho average consumption of
each Of tho citys Tampa OF 43a feet On the South
b,do, or nearly 30 por cent compared with last
wear; Gu the Vest Side thcro was decrease Of
129 feet, How does A1r, Siebel account for thiss
Why did tho etregt lampo On tho North and
South Siea burn 80 por cont moro gas last Do
cember than during the corresponding month
last year? "Bec&usc," says Mr. Sebol,- mot in
print, obserye.-"the pressure is Creator"
OF course it. is. But tho addition Of
that pressure il an imposition upon
the city and upon prirato consumers,
aud the paid Gas-Inspeetor llas officially ignored
it, aud in his capacity Of apoloGist for tho Gas
Company haa actually defended it in tho news
paporB. In THE Tn1nUNE OF Sunday, IN card
over his own signature. mr.. sie6el @ e1p11ina the
ber in this way. Tho Gas Company Was unable
to supply sufiiclent pressure owlug 70 tho con-
ditiou OF affairs at tho gas-WorA. lilo says:
..The consequence Of this was that most Of tho
to get q sufficient amount OF gus under tho low
pressure then o1istiug. Since TINT tin1e how
ever. new works have been established. and tho
Gaa Company has put on q higher pressure than
" burners that before consumed aud feet IN
hour would consume double that amount." AZ
remedy he adyiscs cousulnorS to regulate tho
apE % Gy ytsr t:aFDss e, says Ssn n a' sss &C.
counting Tor tho bad quality OF tho gus
'tn ths latter case, 1t is not 80 much tho quail
ity IA lie wunt OF Gunntity, due, to q great az
tont to tho sul.llucss Of tIis aeryice-pipe" What
tro wo to understand from t4s2 II the ssrvico-
ppes arc too ANAL, how can tho wasto occur At
the burner On account OF the pressure, and vico
| yerra? One of two things ia very evident, and
Iii tho ruHl,ing into PRINT in the world will not
chow to .he contrary: Either Mr. slobe' Ia un-
| fitted. through his 1Enoranco for the position of
! Gas iuspyctos, or, whilo receiving a hnndson,o
salary from tie city, ho IL working knowingly in
tho interests Of mint oppressive aud dishonest
monopoly. Upon neither hypothesis il be ut for
| the Office,
-.
LEARN TO READ YOUR METER: 1T FATs,
| 70 NE Editor sr Fae Chicago Tribune,
cIrcAoo, inn. 1I.-probal.y not ono person in
.o,. ..,o ,va ~. hin. knows any,lInr sbout his
| te'' "no pA,a e"o o','9 A"oS .1., ~! H. -,
meter-mueh LOSS, no" 10 leaa Es teco1o Aaa
from personal experience eau ASSURE ali such
| that IL nays. IN more wayd than QUE, to be pos.
saasss ~ ancl, knovlc,jro. Do ve burn our
, 1875-01-16

len1crrtl in Tho Company = lill. I 10 not mean
to Bnv tlnt there il any tii-linrpty. hat have
known worry sreat mistakes itor]~n. und 70 tho
credit Of t1,o rntar. will snT that, they hnso
nlwnys corrected tllcMl %lirn tinrfn.
ItAA,: HASNETr.
, 1875-01-16

r. the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
Cn1cAuo, Jan. 14.-Tho story Of tho etreet-sar
conductor at his wifes funeral, in yesterdays
paper, Ia improbable. I for one would not anre
to demand faro Of my tnother-in-law, anywhere.
Cnoss-TowN CONDUCTOR.
, 1875-01-16

My lo,e Is all compact Of fragrant air:
Round her the happy wnla forever bloWt
Her ayes bitter than ths heavena fair,
And brighter far tbs glory Of her hnr
Than the golden strlngH OF loves own bow.
Al nlade nf gay caprice a1ld change IL abe,
Aud 1aviesb With the e.er-rsryins wind
Or tho cinllt-s4af!oHN Oh thu shifting neas
With lpyp AEL hate ut once she moeketA me,
And III u brc4ll, bolh cruel is and kind.
NY love IL like keen and sut1e hre:
lie. brauty piarceth to my apirttB cors,
TIL Ill my veins ara lllea with quick desire.
And toward hor brightness dosl my soul espire,
70 bs nE one With her foEeyermora.
Her beauty lighteth ali the silent night;
THAI all the stars Ut heaven more rarely bright
uor deep eyes burn with passionate delight.
While Love within her lIeart ts 1nurM'ri19 low.
Ny love Ia like pure and lucent well, ~
Holding tho heavens within ite tyanqnh hra4sA
Set 10 the coolnees Of sonls staloW3 dell.
Where furry charms woave beui1nant spelt
And luli tho weary traveller to rest;
30 pure, and fresh, and heavenly sweat is shs.
Haunted Of Angels, wlosc winga Flkibly
Do stir her spirit, In ts purity
Made uks to theirs, to comfort and to s4ye.
My love Is like the broad and generous earth,
That Giyath OF her good gifts unto ali;
Her bounteoua charity, her CHEEKY m!rth,
Know never apy Ht1nt1n8, neither Geafths
But like the inws Of ueafon ceaseiess fan.
80 % l lore these fou5-the chsngefai Y 1al AaE'
nlch-bosomed sartht and watsr clear aaa fairs
Varied and excellent beyond compare
And yet, MS seems, my lovo ia only cnel
-kate Hiltard ~ thu Qatary }ur fttrsary'