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The Portland daily press., 1875-08-18

S. L. Holbrook Oxford ms. Highland Patchen, by
Tom Patchen
George H. Bailey, Deering, ms. b. s Combination,
by Fitch's Hambetonian, he by Rysdyk's Hamble-
tonian.
S A. Nye, Fairfield, ms. blk. S. Millinocket, by
Gen. Knox dam Eaton.
E. j. & G W. Lawrence, Somerset Mills, ms.
Doctor Franklin, years old.
CONDITIONS
These Races are to be mile heats, best in 5, in
Hsrness.
The Horse distancing the field, entitled to first
premium only.
No winning horse entitled to more than one pre-
MUM.
Ample accommodations furnished by the Horse
Railroad Co. carry visitors to and from the grounds
aug18 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-18
To Let.
To Let.
TO BE LET.

NvHE desirable ofires in the Merchants National
Il Bank building recently occupied by Bank Of
Portland. Also offices in third story, with steam
gas and water. Possession given July 1st. Apply al
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
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The Portland daily press., 1875-08-18

A MODERN house one of the best locations in
"A the city, with all modern Improvements, gas,
Sebago hot and cold water bath rooms, and water
closets; 10 rooms lays to the sun all day. Posses
sion Sept. LIST.
Also. fine residence "a Winter St; will be ar
ranged for two families.
Also, fine residence on Franklin St.; one on
Quincy St., one on Lincoln St., small rent of three
rooms on Oxford St.; store on Portland St GEO. K.
DAVIS, keal Estate and Mortgage Broker.
aus deod2w
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-18
TO Let.

UNFINISHED Front Rooms.
IL J26 LIZ CONGRESS- STREET.
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The Portland daily press., 1875-08-18
WANTS.
Wanted.

Wanted.
A MIDDLE aged lady of respectability, desires a
N position as housekeeper. by the first of Septem-
ber. in a small family. Widowers preferred. Is
thoroughly competent in all branches of housekeep-
jng best of references given none but Respectable
parties need answer this. Address for one week
au17d1w* HOUSEKEEPER, Portland T. o.
, 1875-09-10
0errailNteS

Srou9ucca bat lid fir Die fom=
menoe Winter- Saiipn su elmer nencn
@allpielreile ourhD eutlflono entldlol
len uno geo:ntt nod SdlllB oerlclben
li6 9anSli0 III bos 4ylpatleben 5uriif-
susieben. Ser eontrutt Den lie nit Dem
Smprejorio WareQi ob9clAlollen, li0ert
ibr fir jeoes Auftreten 5000 9Jtf. 81.
Ser osenonnte 3open=
It / 6 ribrt ous Der 3eit oes 3Ojdbri
gen &rieees ber uno puroe pon Mallen.
itein einssfibrt. i'm ben na6tll6en 3cf
gslasen Der Soloaten gu l%teuern. 81
elmer beitimmtcn Stunbe muBten onf Elm
ee9ebenes Si9nol Die Marfetenoer lbre
S9onffdIIer ~perIpunoen uno ourfte fei=
ne &strdnfe mebr perabrei6en. Sas
3ulhla9en (Streiden) Der 3apfen IN
ben 6dliern CAB Der Getraite oen9tamen.
Yei beionoeren @elesenbeiten ipuros
SEE 3apfen niAt 9eltrlaen', ,. ,. mar
6reinaht, 100 llA oas Eager toll uno oou
trinten burite.
, 1875-09-10
9nlanNitfhf Neptlden.

SEEM Oort, 8. Sept. Nobert Oil
more, elm gte9er, unb smei anberc Ser
ionen tparen bon Dem grooflpner Yolt-
aiIten Sopce weaen Eruntenbeit muo orb
munssmiorissn Yetraaen uerbaft t nno
nah benz Station8bauie aebraht ,poroen
gilmore iudte gu entflieben, nno- Sogce
butter ibm berjaseno. 800 Ieinen SfsoOl'
per. Der lidl entluo, nobel Die &uyel Oil
more binten in ben &opf einerans nnO
borne beraustanL befien ausenblidlid,e en-
COB uerul iadenb. Sopce bcbuuptet Der
SduB iei sufdlis l%ossesan9en.
Mitmins ton, 9el., 8. Septbr.
Gin n0roli9 sebenOer Yfirli@sus itieb
sefern Ma9t, furs na@ II ltbr, bel gbe
fer nit einem anoern Ylirlid5u9e 5u-
iammsn. Mebrsre Tra@t>pasen muir
ben bemplirt unb cine 2ofomotipe arg
suseri9tet. IS muroe NIemono oer-
Left.
Cincinnati 8. Sept. Cine Spes
aialbepel9e Der Zines" BON Sadlon,
Mi9., meloet, baB seltern @tittas furi
naG / ubr cine Seitenmauer bon Ben
nete's neuem @el6dltslofale einitirSts
nno a9t Yerlonen unter ben Sriimmerr
begrub. 9rei Mdnner bat man biz ieBi
suor nod lebenb, aber l9per perlebi
berporeeSosen.
8 M ; a, 9tebr., 8. Sept. Geierr
, 1875-09-10

Nbenb brannten in Nortb-Ylutee, Neb.,
Die 9tdIe Der &esierun9 ab, nno IA
Maultbiere berbrannten.
ct. 2ouis,S 8. Sept. Oberit Bur-
rouebs, rel9er ppr eini9en So9en BON
S. %, 8roun 9ei6ollen puroe, ltarb
geitern Mberb.
Seurp Bropn, Der Neser, welder Den
oeutl1en 2onbwirt6 Bbiuip Yfarr ieds
Meilen BON bier e,moro etc uno oonn
beiien T.au l6dnoete uno bcraubtc, wur
&c gel fern bes Moroes l6uloi9 be- nnoen
Sobann9eutel, Elm alters eutl9er pon
70 Sabren, eri4ob ii6 9eItern in Sol9e
bdusli6er Wirren.
Baltimore, 9. Sept. Ser So
idbrige, bsutl0e @eorg aamptmonn, Der
in ytr. 204, 2egingtonlrobe, cine Mlrtbs
i9aft betrieb, beging geItern Na6mitto9
5clb1tinorb mittcls GinnebmenS BON
2ouoonum. @dbrenb er nit lelncr
6rau unb einigen Srcunbcn ON S1enf-
tide 1tonb, nabm ct, ebe er ooran per-
binbert ,perben %tpnntc, 0as Glft unD be-
sab lih tros aler Dor tellun9en lelner
0rau, lofort ar5tli9e Sulfe o%nSuncbmen,
ouf Iein S0laf5immer, no er nn9citort
bleiben wpllte. IS nurbe jeoo0 ST..
s. s. 3iber b%erbei9ebolt, wel6er Dem
/, bercits lNwer 2eioenoen niGt me0r ret
ten fonnte. Cine Gtunoe, na6Oem ell
ib au Sette sele9t, ltarb er.
Ser 2eidenbeI6auer Sgle fpuroe bon
Dem Sooesiale in &enntnib 9clebt, unr
Ell bra9te Die @el6morenen 5ulammen.
lpel9e na6 8ernebmung Ginger 3eu9es
einen @obrlpru6 auf 500 our6oclbt=
moro" obsoben.
Ser 8erltorbene biuterldbt eine Wltt-
me uno Ginoer in gllten 8~er5dltnihel.
, 1875-09-10
Guropdi(he nabrihien.

2aim6en. Sci Der misunderstanding
TIT nadylten Sabre in B9ilaoelpbia mire
Die baieriidc Snoultris our9 145 Gus.
lte1sr pertreten iein, oeren s3abl ourdJ
Die Nu8iteler aui benz @cbiete Der &unli
iib wobl auf 200, ben uiertsn Tbeil Der
@eiammt3ab.. Der oeutihen Gusiteuer.
erb6ben wiro. Ole widJtislten Snoultries
3weige BaiernS weroeu ourb &oleftiu.
4usl teaungen repydlsntirt iein, nno
suar: Yial5er 8eius init 5 auSiteuern,
6ranfen>B eine nit A, SOpfen uno Blsr
nit IL, Blattmctau nit 16. Spielwaa>
rem NIT Is, &%ur;waarsu nit 10, Spies
9el9laS nit 5 Nu0ltelern. Die Anoros
nuns oisier &olettiu> Au SlteGunsen iber.
uimmt baS baierilde @cmerbsmuleum
wslhes ~uberbaupt ben Iuslteuern
ratbeno our Seite ltebt. Nadltebemos
baieriide Orte iiao omrd ibre Gr5euss
nlile bet Der Iuslellun9 pertreten !:
AiAaffenburs, AnSbad, Sapreutb,
Deiossbeim, @oentobeu, Grlan9en,
6artb, &isin9en, &%lnsenbers, &aiierS'
lautern, acknowledgement, 2uomi9ltaot,
2anoSbut, Winden, Warias9tbein,
Werins, 9eabburs, NsultaOt a. s.,
Narnbers. Yalau, pirmalens, Nesenss
burg, 'Teldenball, Spalt, Spsper,
S4wabaa, Steul, S%ola9ofen uno
8ardburs.
Song 9uOwis wiro Der aul %. au'
9ult ltattiinosneen sroBen mIlltarllAe1
Neuue bel augsburg oleles Wtat N
Yerion beiwobacn.
Der nsue baierilAe 2auotag miro ain
81. Septsmber 5ulammentrettn.
8ssasli6 Der gtadridt, oaB man in
tlerifalspatriotiiden Abseoronetens&ret'
len bamit anlsebe, bic 6abruns Der
Yartei ait Oomfapitular Wtolitor 81
ibsrtrasen, 1T oas n6rant. Soltsbl."
BON 3~ultanoi9er Seste ausoradlid ~
Der @rflaruns ermddti9t, oaB aas bier
auf anlpielsnOea Ssrldlts poultsaOia
aus Der Nuft se9riffen linO. Mas olt
tlerifal>patriotIl9e Yartei gu tbnn beab'
ii9ti9c, uno ip,e lie iid i'll el9ensr
1aule ein5uri@ten geoeute, Jet gang Ibr'
Sad)e, uno ben @e9nern oarfte bot
ldufis Die Gbatla9e 9eniissn, Dup lis
slnem 9elAloneasn @an5en 9e9sniber'
iteben uir0en.
@eneral b. ,. Gam bat lia I'M Aui
TRACE osS &oniss mad OetmolO be9ebsn
um Der am 16. Ausult iattfnoenosl
feierlideu Gntbi1uus oss Serrmanns'
Denfmals a%nauwphnsu.
, 1875-09-10
8crmil d. tes.

8pn4oris miro 9emcloet, bob Die uNr
beitsr-6rieoens : Gonferens" einitlmmis
ben gel6luB sessn Die sesenipdrtlgen
Glfunsen Der europdilden Mfadte ais
cine unertraslide Soft fir has @olf an=
senommen bat.
500 beutl9e 2ouroes~ Yilser famen
ourh 9aris, wpbnten Dem @pttesoienlte
in elmer Stride bel uno wuroen in felncr
Meile bebeaist.
groe Oftober inn Der Mrnim=YroseB
in Berlin bot bos Ober-S ribunal font
men.
81 : Senator @9rr3 reilte in Der
,Yommerania" BON 9amburs nod New
0orf ob.
Sn gnslano 5ino Die Gusli@ten Der
Sopfen Grubte iebr s%iinitis.
Sm na9lten GorHltorium min Der
Yaplt Die patifonten lponii4en Slstbu.
mer neu beleben.
1000 ebemalise farlitiI6e Solboten
lonen BON Spanien naA Cuba abssben.
Sim 13. D, 90. ioa ferner elm &sslmeni
@opole,ie bortbin abseben uno tpeltere
5000 Mann iolen 10 lAnea, als m59=
lid, folsen. Gin srobes @rab bllost Gu
ba fit bic Spanier.
, 1875-09-10

GieIe @slslItaft 1T Tie :3urerlalFafe n
oeu @er. e taaten
l%ielelte Iset einen Ylan nor, bei melden rie
y obIt aIeil Ger getensperTnrrung mil ftnert
Srttte bsr ermpbnliaen soften ct eibI n ereen
70 men,. Seine before Anlase tana ssma9t
tperpen.
"a. l..e J plire meltcu in msr prompt unr
Obne Aufld NIB ,peb sobli uns top.n unlere
Sllentsn mic Gruup, lG tn irsenp elmer " ei-
lt 5u betlaesn. Nit stnem r~iparhlIe YIN
i3 Gents taelid, fam Tin Jeter lstns Nami-
lie ,titantts mad, iei EN- Scpe S~erlurei BADEN.
eeIct aElere Circulate unp btlua ct unS.
Gluilae, peI9e eenauere @ustnnit rim
l6en, Hpllen lW s%sfatlislt an SCR. y. Ye,s,
" Der etp. b. Slts. wsnben.
NIB } mi
, 1875-09-10
8riefiAe Gpnfm1tattpnert
9e!oIt@.
Maenten ~berI0nNte

DIR FoorE II Der gerfaFer m.trerer meb.eistf1n
fDerir, Yan bensn Gins lbsr 100000 Gremptare MbfaS
eefunbea Bat. Gin Sueites "Das Msnfdenfsfetn" cser
rAfeae goltsiYrate unb seiunber W2eniaeuSuaaah,"
bat einen Gbfas BON dber 10000 erretdt. Disiss lestsre
gDsrt erfaeint isst ens.iia unb beutia. Gin neaeres
gDert "GiAeni6aft unb Dt&tans" pbr TuBBs
Der iussabltde Wrst. unb sPoNsIE, Der ldaise @te. Ct.
f&eint p~orlauFs nur enelti&. @es,n Snbaltsssriei&'
niTe tieftr g8erte tpoae raat f@ entpsSer an DR. FooTE
speabsa peer an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1879 East 2Sth Street, New York.
Assntsn werten fir ten 9ertrteb bteFer Werfe serlanst
nnb srtaltsn fsbr ~sanfiee geetnsunsen. So r,antr
Mseat bat fdpa bur& ben gerfauf tttier Herfe iH ben
@runbfein aa einern fIeinen 0erra6eeu 8eleet. ~GaS
Wenfaenfansn," lit fur Grradiene unb .@idenfdafs uns
Di&tuns" fir bic Susenb Elm pursialides, letrretdes nao
Invertebrates gBerf. Gin SnbaltsSerjetduis Der Werfe
mel&es franco per Yst an iebe Gbrtdt p~eriambt ntrb.
stebt cine ssgfdnStse 8ef&reibuns h~esislbea. sesA
etnual:
Ngenten ober Golportelre Derlangt.
Aoreifire uie obeu.
, 1875-09-10

StpAHo htl'1ktHNSo
bon HidmnnD, 8a.
Tiefe @eielIhatt bal rur3tiU ibr nsu,a,
eles ,tes bequelnrs @ebaucs, Gde pet Niair
uap Ste Ctr, ts6o9en-a
Sabrcse Ginfommen iiber 1,50O,O 900.
2 z e : esr,instpn, graf, s 6. gsrarss; siessraf.
grur. e. .. en.ttb, Vi trar.
Seine @eie0idaft bittet erDbere Sor-
TT tie Denen ali, wclde ibr &eten perii-
Oh III, ais oiele.
1ieleIbe bat General geerten IN Is Gtaa.
ten hes 9anoes uno it fle ~elnsieFte lipltebe
Gonpa9nte, rslbe i'm Staate Stem gJplf,
Dllo unp Yentl9lNanta autoiiirt 1T, Yol,sen
tit. Srbel 81 srlldtruraen auesiaete,. ueber
Il, @, 0 90
tu Zen i, osn sBtsu 5 Sabre an Wit!pen
uno &aiiea SUu hieler Hbsieui1aft aus se5abit.
Der Grfp.e bieet umpaa' lie III in ber Sc
tttte rer NetenSYeliNsrungs @slellH1fttn
no ME pagews fen, wle ~fpIsenbe 4llte ,blsf
81 oleeS sr,abtt:
polissn warren ausseseben AM 2s. Mdrs 1867 Cine
/. 9ssbr. 1871 5000
. 1. Sanuar 1875 %. 1000
, 1875-09-10
SIR @ertdcranssplan lit gegsnieitiq.
23, O Spleen ausae'
aeben.

Sn oieier Gompasnie finb oiele Set be,
fanntcften biclisen Seutiher ocriid)ert.
ecrnD g. Gbmarna, @sneralsNssnt.
ITO Serluann Supple, reuti1er Nsent.
, 1875-09-10
Wretie Der @u3ei8en:
Afneas tslfgr+ gfbeI6fn.
England.

apnbon, s. Sept. 5000 &lnoer
5ino in 9orletlbire oil Der Ntanl@ nno
Glouenjeude e%rtranft.
Sic v9imes" beipri6t ben GmpTan9
ser omerlf. @9iisen bel ibrer Hlidtebr
uoh gew Nott unb modt Den S6llsen
nodmols aomplimeute pesen lbrer Dor
treff!iden 5altuu9 auf ibrer europa'lben
Sour.
Dos omsrif. arisesl6itf sSaniata"
lit in 2iIabon'einsetrofen.
, 1875-09-10
.Spring part
N@ yS ~
Sr0uerCG.

Sd erlau6t mir meinen 6reunben
benz Fublifum I'm M0aeneinen on:it
acr, oaB iA nit meines Nley8ra
cine 2aaerbiersS rauerci ~perbunoen ii
gu Dem j3rpet einen oeutlhen y'rn,
Serrn Sacob gdid bon Der beriibpn
grauerei bon 8. s. 8als tn Pbilup;
pbta anaeitelt babe.
Snbem i'd auf oos Wobfnollen bcS
blifums redne. sebe i'd bic Berlidc,Hs
Dos i'd alles anfuenoen merbe, ein ;
tuoblihmedenoeS Gier gu brauen, =.
alien Mnforoerunsen entipreden miro.
tol Senrp Bowler,
, 1875-09-10
Srtntreib.

Yoris, 8. Sept. Cine @n5obl @r-
better BON gcusnpn, I'M 9eportement
murbibon, baten Elm Girfular an Die
bieliscn eroben aouflsute 9srl9tst, in
peldcm le o%aroui orinssn, ooB Die
8bilooelpbia'er Mustsaung tart bel dldt
,peroe.
, 1875-09-10
Wtatam =. Wpatt,
ams 1t. q cbilDermale
$50. 7O4 6. @rafe Str.,
(gde ber 7ten.)
d. IN B, Da.

Du i'd lanqe Belt in benz @eiddfte
setueien, hin i6 10 einaeridtet,
bab ia ale Maftrdse 3ur I3uiriecenbeit
meinsr &unben iduel uno bi(is uusfiibz
rem fam. Sd e,iude meme altcm Sc,
ladftsireunoe mir ferner ibr 9enel9teS
Wpblmolen 81 idenfep.
il 3 lint % M. $. % batt,
, 1875-09-10
gpunien.

5antanber, 9. Sept. Scr Al=
frnf.5ttn General Gutlaoo bat lelne
5ruppen BON Nictoria mad Saiaao oer-
lfnhen.
, 1875-09-10
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land the Daily for one year TO the getter hp OF
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n Post Office orders, checks, or drafts on New
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the LEVERS containing money. Address
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~"n once, New York City
, 1875-09-10
The VIRGINIA PROTECTION
QebenS-
uerfdelungS Wf(fuf0aft
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Ginbesohltes Capital $50 oon
,utborilirtcs Capital 500 600
s. N. Mifinjnn. F'ridtsnt.
Hi9arD Srbp. Niec- pralitsnt.
8. y. Milfinion. 9etreidr.
4. .@. 20diuoDD, 4ueitpr.
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21
After Marriage.

A philosopher writes The girl is
generally educated on novels, and her
first disappointment comes in on the
quiet indifference of the husband after
the honeymoon. You love me no lon
GER said bride of few months to her
better half in his gown and slippers.
why do you say that, Puss?' he asked
quietly, removing cigar from his lips.
You do not caress me nor call me pet
names you no longer seek so anxiously
for my company, was the fearful answer.
My DEAR continued the aggravating
wretch, did you ever notice a man run
ming after carr How he does run
over stones, through mud, regardless of
everything till he reaches the car and he
seizes hold and swings on. Then he
quietly seats himself and reads his paper
And what does that meanl' An illus
tration, my dear. The car is as import
ant to the man after he gets in as when
he is chasing it, but the manifestation is
no longer called for. would have shot
any one who put himself in my way when
in pursuit of you, as would now shoot
any one who would come between us,
but as proof of my love you insist upon
my running after the car. Learn to
smoke, my dear, and be philosopher.
The two combined clear the brain, quiet
the nerves, open the pores, and improve
the digestion.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

who have more than the ordinary facil
tiles for obtaining accurate information,
are of a similar tenor with late cable dis
patches, viz. To the effect that France
and Germany are fast drifting toward
another war, which will involve the other
great nations of Europe. These writers
say that the statesmen in France who di-
rect the policy of that nation fully rea-
lie the danger which they viii soon have
to encounter, and are accordingly prepar-
ing themselves for it by rapidly strength
ening their military. One writer says it
has become known to the French govern
ment that Germany is increasing its
armies, and looking threateningly toward
French territory, and that the knowledge
that this information was correct created
alarm in Paris, and caused the authori-
ties there to redouble their efforts to
place the French army on a war footing.
The outlook for continued peace through
out Europe, in the opinion OF these per-
sons, who are there studying and watch
ing events closely, is very discouraging.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21
A Dream Which Was Not All Dream.

A dispatch from Georgetown, Del, of
the Goth ult., says: "John Andrews, the
colored local preacher who murdered his
wife on last Sunday night, was discover
ed through remarkable dream of Hen
ny James, one of our white citizens, last
night, who had, with others, been in
search of the assassin. No one knew of
the colored church having an attic, but
after James dreamed that he found An
drews there, he took some friends and a
ladder, and discovered an aperture lead
ing to the church loft, which he opened
and called out John, come down A
full-blooded echo came back, Il will, if
you won't hurt me, which caused Mr..
James to take two steps-one down the
ladder, the other one clear into the
street. Notwithstanding the dream
readers fright, his friends assembled to
the attic and captured the echo, darky
and all, and have him incarcerated in oul
Jail at the present time" M
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Nell,s Chickens.


tall little maid with thoughtful face,
With woodland secrets wise,
A springing step OF untaught grace,
And the happiest clear-blue eyes.
In she comes, like fresh May breeze;
:. Would you like to come out and see
My chickens at supper? Make haste, please,
For they arc expecting me-
Then ont through the st,ps, past the wood-shsd
Tapping her pan like drum,
While hens and chickens, dozen, score,
To meet her, hurrying come.
All Beauty, ali Pet, don't be greedy, I beg!
Here's Bertha-my birthday abe came,
This morning she gave me her very first egg
come, Bertha see isn't she tame?
This is Duchess, you see with ruff
Round her neck, and this little Cream,
Such queer little mother, with chickens enough
To drive her distracted twould seem.
"Peter, stop crowsing poor dear little Star;
Old fellow, he's handsome but vain
That's Buffy, and Dafys as yellow, but far
Better natured, and rather more plain.
"Maroonoy, Rooney, here's plenty for you,-
She's always behind the rest
That's Velvet you wouldn't believe il true
III told where found her nest.
Gin Betty's manger-thats fathers best cow
Right under her kind old eyes,
There's Beauty, just up in that big hay-mow
Every egg of hers is prize.
"Now, Goldy and Topknot just show us your
brood,
The dear little soft, downy things!
Do you like corn-porridge. little dears? Is it
good?
Such funny beginnings of wings.
"That is all so goodnight; now hurry to bed,
l must hunt for your eggs right away"
And over the barn ran the spry little maid,
With tumble or two in the hay.
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An Underground Church.

A curious structure is rapidly rising,
or rather, sinking, in England. 1t is
church designed to accommodate the
crowded fishing population in one quar-
ter of the city. Land being difficult to
procure, it was determined to build a
church under the street. The floor of
this underground edifice lies 30 feet be-
low the surface of the road, and is reached
by descending fight of stone steps.
In form, the church is long parallelo-
gram, 1872 by 80 feet. The altar is at
the north end, opposite the base of the
stairs. The structure is to have an organ
in the west aisle, which is divided from
the nave of the columns of Bath stone.
Attached to the church is a vestry-room,
also subterranean. The cost of the whole
building, $4,000, is borne by clergy
man of Brighton.
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Papa's Troubles.

Father is so cross I handed my
music bill to him to- day, and he looked
daggers at me. Mother has taken ia
theirs spirit, and she said she wished
another bill would never enter the
house." Sarah looked distressed as her
sister Jane said this. Something is
troubling them," Sarah said; "they did
not used to be so.
"Then You confess they are cross, "
cried Jane, "and that home is horrid p
"Home is not horrid, by any means, "
said Sarah; "we have everything"
" Everything but good humor, and
good humor is everything" said Jane. "
Father seems to have burden on
his mind" said Sarah; 81 am afraid his
business worries him perhaps he is
losing"
He might be pleasant them" cried
Jane. We are not to blame. Why
should we have to suffer for it r.
"Poor papa" said Sarah, feelingly;
chow hard he works for us. He has
taken care of US 80 kindly all through
our little years, 1 wish we could do some
thing to help him in his troubles:
"Help great man ~ cried Jane,
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MICHIGAN NEWS.
sAw-MrL1 belonging toA. & n.

7 A sAw-MrLL belonging toA. & n. Viii
cox, IN the town of Chesaning, was
burned a few days since. Loss $l2, 900.
! DWIGHT KLNcK, reported as lost on
the Schiller, was Secretary of the Chica-
go, Saginaw and Canada railroad, and
was going TO Europe to negotiate loan
for the company.
In view of a large number of idle and
suspicious characters hanging around the
city, Mayor Hayden, of Jackson, has di-
rected the police to be vigilant and ar
rest all such persons.
A SEWING society has recently been
organized in Marshall by young girls
whose ages range from 10 to IA. Its Of
ficers are President, Miss Kate Downs
Vice-President, Lilly Durham Secreta-
ry, Cornelia Letter Treasurer, Fanny
Barrett Director, Lizzie Thompson.
The funds raised are to be devoted to be-
nevolent purposes.
AT Berlin, Ottawa county, on the
morning of Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. Wilde, a prominent officer of the
Patrons of Husbandryin Michigan, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself in his
sons barn, with halter taken from one
of the horses. He had been suffering
from deceased mind for some time, and
it is supposed that, during fit of in
sanity, he committed the fatal deed
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The GOLD AND SILVER FIELD.-The
last monthly report of the Bureau of Sta
tees contains a statement of the amount
of precious metals produced in the States
and Territories west of the Missouri river
during the year 1874. The total value
was STA, 401, 055 the value of the gold
dust and bullion being $26, 1858, TIC, of
silver bullion $35, 681, All, and of ores
and base bullion, so, 715,500. About
two-thirds of all the gold came from Cali
fornia, while Nevada produced about six
sevenths of all the silver. Nearly half
the precious metals came from Nevada,
and something over one fourth from
California. The totals divided by States
and Territories were az follows Nevada,
S35. ASP, 233; California, $20,300,531 ;
Utah, S5,914,278 Colorado, "a, 191 ,404
Montana, SO, 439, 49s Idaho, 81, $50, 0O5
British Columbia, 81, 636, 558 New Mexi-
co, S79S, 1873 f: Oregon, 5000, 070; Wash
ington Territory, 1855, 535 Arizona, $780,
066.