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4 Rainy Evening at Mt. Desert.

Inc rlHud.deccPtNc CLEANS OF the setting
sun iad"d away the gray toy slowly driu-
td BACK again. and soon settled into pit
Hess duzzlr, worse even than ANYTHING
that had come before.
"''i,. "."A.-seycn days aud
sky at least We had watched il whenever
the shifting fog, permitted us a glimpse Of
the heavens ABOVE.
The wratberHi~e now shook their heads
and Captain Eodick himself no longer ven
iGred 10 enliYen "a with cheerful promises
oi '>unny day 70 morrow. and a shy,
miss. every bit a, blue a. your eyes"
The implied compliment. or pctAap, the
sublime must manifested Oy the captain
our host-had. up - this time. inyigcratod
u. but NOW we rebellci. aud ,tuglliy re-
used longer 10 pin our faith on the ancient
mariner. Repeated d.>appOiLtneuts had
DESTROYED all belief in him
We were ~ an end, too. II seemed to our
resources. Our primma donna as,Oluta
was hoarse: il must be confe- sed that our
demands upon her good nature had been
merci.ess. The glorious voice Oi our con-
tralto had beeu -uothered by the fogs The
l tenor had turned saIAy. and the ba>so, no
( longer rohusto, was vauquished by cold
I IN the head. Charades had been PLAYED
/ to ihe bitter end. The steamer being
weather bound al Southwest lIarbor had
deprived the men of their newspapers.
/ The women could not gossip, for there Was
nothing to gossip about. aud scandal is 4
\ poisonous plant that tuls no foothold IN
7 the healthy atmosphere OF Mt. Desert.
The trreprcs.ibla school ,irIs aid.d b,.
4 the Harvard freshmen ,ybn ,nr tLe none.
/ laid aside their dignity. had passed half
( the day in Smelling peanuts in preparation
I Tor a grand candy no.ic. Being promised
I uudi-turbed possession OF the kitchen at
nine o'clock, they we're quite couteut IN
/ their prospective bliss. ana looked On with
! beamln@ faces AT the RESTLESS di>>ati>iac-
/ OF theiT elders. \ whist table Was arraug-
ed, and then dozen serene souls sought
peace IN their embroidery; a. many more
/ paired OF, wrapped ia waJerproois and top
boots, aud found their enjoyment ia mild
nlriatious III sheltered hooks pn the piazza.
/ Some OF u stood li>tIessly by the work
table. and one adventurous spirit attempt
Ell to start a conversation by questions and
comments upon the many pretty tribes
promoted to the honor Of containing the
various implements OF femme industry.
/ ohe uaihN box OF sandal wood betrayed
H. origin at once hy the subtle Oriental
odOr. Inlensliled by the warmth OF the
room Another, quaint IN form. Of lacquer
I shiteIhlS WIN golden particles. spoke as
ioud!i oi Japan. and one OF Russia leather
/ drought NiNldIy 10 1he eyes ana memories
oi some oi Us the mingled delights and dis
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How Jackson Green Deceived His Poor
Old Grandfather.

Jackson Green is fourteen wears old.
and he lives on Sixth Street. The other
day, while reading dime novel, his
grandfather came in with the paper and
asked him to read the Presidents mes
sage Ii irritated Jackson to break of
the story just where the trapper was 20
ing TO be scalpcd, So he made up his
mind to have revenge on his grand
father. lie took up the paper and start
ed of as follows:
The business of the Patent Off &C
shows Il steady increase. Since 1886,
over lj5, 900 patents have been issued
Officer Deck of The station house wants
it distinctly understood that he is not
the Deck confined there q lew davs since
as lunatic.
What" exclaimed the old man, ''is
that in The message!'
Right here, every word OF it, repli-
ed Jackson, and he continued:
The business of the Agricultural Bu-
reau is rapidly growing, and the depart
ment grounds are being enlarged, and
the highest prize in Chinese lottery is
twentv-uine cents, and the man who
draws il has his name in the paper, and
is looked upon as heap of a fellow.
"What. what is that?" roared the old
man, II never heard of such message
as that
IL can't help it," replied jackson !;
"you asked me to read the President
message. and I'm reading it, And be
went on:
During the year, 5,75S new applica.
tidAs for army invalid pensions were
allowed at an aggregate annual rate OF
$39, 1882, and kerosene oil is the best fur
niture oil; it cleanses, adds polish aud
preserves from the ravages OF insects.
''LCr' save me! but | never heard OF
the likes before" exclaimed the old man
Eve read every Presidents Message
since Jackson's time, but | never saw
anything like this!''
"Well, didn't write the message
replied Jackson. and he continued:
During the year, 3 ,294 ,3l4 acres OF
the publ domain, were certified to
railroads, against over six millions acres
the preceding year. and you Will save
money by buying your Christmas pre-
| sents in the brick block !; fine toys OF ev-
erv description at reduced prices.
Jackson Green does that message read
| that way?' asked The old man.
"You don't suppose I'd lie TO you, dc
your' inquired Jackson. putting on al
injured look.
''Well, it seems singular mused the
old man: 81 shouldn't wonder if Graui
was tired when he wrote that
| Jack son went on:
There are IL ,620 survivors Of the wal
Of 1872 on the pension rolls, at total an
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A New Englander, riding i'll q railroad
car, seemed particularly anxious to aston
ish the other passengers with tough stories
of Iankeedom. At last he mentioned that
one of his neighbors owned an immens e
and 4 million pounds Of cheese yearly.
This story produced some sensation: and
the Yankee, perceiving that his veracity
was in danger of being questioned. appeal
ed to friend as follows: True isn't it,
Mr.. p? speak OF Deacon BrOwn-you
know Dea. Brown 'Y-e-e-s,' replied the
friend, that is. yes, know Deacon Brown
don't know as ever heard precisely how
many pounds of butter and cheese he
makes year, but know that he has
twelve saw.mills that 70 by buttermilk.'
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Vol. XXI. Whole No. lO49. No. 9.

nual rate of Sc ,604, $50, and still another
lot of those one-dollar felt-skirts; they
go like hot cakes on a cole morning.
"Hold on Jack son-stOp right there I
said the old man as he rose up. You
needn't read another word OF that mes
sage. If General Grant thinks he can
insult the American people with impu-
nifty, he will find himself mistaken.
You may throw the paper in the stove,
Jackson, and let this be an awful exam
pie to You never to taste intoxicating
drinks"
Jackson ossed the paper away and
resumed his dime novel, while the old
man leaned back and pondered on the
degradation of men in high places
1Detroit Press
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Little Rag-tas

curl. bright bead AMI u. reAel upon il
Ii'ii1 EhE-is: uf B brown % .Iu-A8nEet.
pair ot OLD shoes. FOREVER uu'l,I
hose s"it, Llte Aa..-, who's. .ue- erl
VIDE.
Come -"n "r conc shl!r. e7ms shine or come
T4iu.
T. l'ti. EaS-fa- a.. ever thr .7uie:'
VIII Au ar 30 flr most ,ut.t.5le ,ll..u'f
4 She paddles and ilAs- iIil ia day D., -r-ni.
" hs people complain, -ha never can sss
i'u o li = - gos-! 49, ever cliI hr:
She tails. % hsr-sii Aui laugh. au.l sing.
About %. world ami IT. b-AuiifIl thiu,..
But, 't u-A al. i- g,-l-i % ali ui the rot.
Ia" T. t"Ts -urr iuAt hr love- h.r Isu'
oa. how much teutE til, world wou 4 was
II ~ all usa Art- usu litil EA.-tar
Clara q. Deliver. in Christian Union
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4 Book for Ever, body =.

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q nyw book treating exclusively ol NEEYpU> : &
MENTAL DISEASES, more than two hundred
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only 81 Here is offered over eight hundred and
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There - nothing whatever that the Married or
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The Brothers.
ny CHARLES >rE,orU.

He are fnf '-.-the 9th - ,lerp
Through s,sth'> uutrual.,i night:
w az, Jui ,Wo-,' i.i T. k,cp
/ De- INK. that binds IL. bright.
H"srt leaps o. A.Art-'hr sacred A1tsi
That maIIH- u- j. tl. SANE:
laaf good u.! la.n-fi, homes; hlo3i
A.lss So iouIi IS ciain.
Ne in ono mo'Irs' '-a-u, were lo,k kei
Long .ss Der lose rrTftt;
In iI' .aul, crs-4 , ,yc were rocked
h"ua! "a, --ma hearth We PLAYED.
'Ir h"s l>h sport. were cd, tie same.
FA,A i.i,. fat auJ ua..-
II manhood sr,p .4.te The FAM.
Ia ur - .9as ago.
~ rr- iH. '-.-t- ih4tu.e b4ll
T. bold u> t..i v- DID,.
shoulder 20 .h.ui i,T '.tu sand,
I'll ..ig by -.4y ~. ....
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r.ottar-W rifiue.
" VI. 4 BELL

II
ietHAl,S me mos important snbJtct
'h"' = Amos "Hoiiy heSiecied III our
common SCHOOLS l. tetteF-"Tt'"9. i"o
s'''' 4'nP P"I'a''Nc Vi ''l1 suolcC' Is aP-
parent 10 ever! one VINO Will give II
'''"lle"t 'IiouS"', anu !el 'caCHei
III III that theS cannot ma tline lot It's
i"c! Hua 'iLie 10 teach Cuoe i'oot'
.lua'loh Vi lay tleiits' anu AH'S Salloh
1'''0' n"'e lne9 nHu tl'lc ~ 'c10il O'il4-
utc' nov 10 ra''!e on PRIMARY lesson
anu ~ SNe uouiu Drown Hletiioh VI
"lsPosHiS Vi uiihcult "oIuS III Peou!lai
anu unusuai unusual constructions tlGE n"u
;,Aio - 'o"0ii tiIe names "a lu'iu' Gus "a
a"'5 'inOaI' ~" ns aii'' ilNeis ~ an u"
a"4 asa al" sc' lle{ haNo no ''liie ~
'I"oH ie''t'-" ll'in9' inot nav aoun-
H.'noo oi tliHe ~ teaoi' ''"' i'i' .'7
o' '"e chiluteh WIN never nave occasion
70 use III plactica. me- 'n9ush thes
shoniu i've ~ tne age VI 'i''H use,'h'
but nave moi tlihe 10 leach Tue cni!uteh
"ha' "i VI 'i'e'ii "iI' n"' ~ P'"1''Do "'
Jettor.writiug sbould he TAUGHT i'm ev-
~ common school in the State. uwhat
dna. II sirnify II a nrrson can narse ike
a rattleb9x. or solve the most di fficult
problems, if he disoraces hirns elf in ey-
ery letter he writes?" This plea Of
want of time" is all nonsense, Teach
ers have the time, i. g., they have from
O'Clock in the morning to 4 O'Clock in
The afternoon to devote to whatever
they consider of most importance WHY
do teachers not saw that they have no
time 10 teach arithmetic simply because
they look upon arithmetic as being very
;.,,-o..,o,, I'd M n ,,a,tor Of ccnrsa
take time for il. When a teacher saws
that he has not time to teach letter.writ-,
inc ho simply saws that this subject is
pnt If co mnch yalne TO pupi,s az others
and he does not choose to take time for
il Lei the great importance of the sub-
iect he fell as il sbonId be felt. and ever
y teacher in the country will either take
ihe time or take the time TO teach it
tboronahlv Whatever children ma, or
NAV not learn no child should leave the
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Special Dental Notice

nR. II. GREELY wishing 10 attend the Phila-
~ delphia Dental College. takes this means o
notify his pal tents and the pu be that he will
necessarily be absent till the lst of March, next.
Att
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Psyche

VI. " :

rHE SEw CARD -PL.rINu a, .oaAIoS
, 1875-02-05

GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
WAs11SGToS. Fab. 4.-Tae H1l1se Committee
On Appropriations Laro asroed to appropriate
590uU. 700 for tho judiciary, and on Monday to
hear 1ep5eseu tativeu OF bank-noto companies
and Of tho Treasury Department On tho subject
Of Government printing.
PAcsEic MaiE.
The Wsya aud Mems Committee, At the cop-
clusion Ct ts:o long Session to-day, on taxation
a;sd reyonuo guestions Ind III open aeBaton,
wheu William q. Teiuley waB turthor examined
regarding tLu certificates OF doposit issued by
jay Cooke & Co. in favor Of John Il. Schumacher.
Nothing new was elected.
THE TEiNlToRIEs.
Tho Senate Committee on Territories to-day
agreed tn report aud recommend tho passage Of
4 bill tn rrealn tho Torritorv ot pembiua out OF
tue northern half OF Dakota.
APpotSTMHNT.
Tie Comptroller Of tue Currency has appointed
Alexander X. hurley Kecoiyer Of the Cook Coun-
ty National Bank of Cliicagu.
suNDnY CIVIL EXPENSES
Tho House Committee on Appropriations ex-
poet to report eariy next week bill making ap-
preparations for tho suudry civil expuuses Of tito
Government. The aggregate amount will be
about s22, GOO 900.
, 1875-02-05
LOUISIANA.
PROSPECT OF POLITICAL, COMPROMISE.

Sptci1t 12tnpatth to tte ChscaJo Tribune.
WAsn1SaToy, D. G.. Fob. 4.-Priyatc advices
from, Louisiann continue to Represent the pros
poet Of An early conpro1niso and adjustment Of
the political difficulties there Al exceedingly fa-
vorablo. The chief impedlnent to this adjust
iuHtment has been the opposition Ct the Demo-
Gratis OF tile North to nny compromise. They
find it extremely convenient to lavo the dlsor-
DERBY state Of affairs continue iii lie South IN
der to make party capital out OF it, very
much resembling, in this respect. the other par
ty. At u safe distance they have contemplated
With much icomplacoucy tho suigeriuss OF the peo-
pie Of LouiHiana, bccausa thoY wero enabled togo
before the country sns! point to thein HI Aavlnt,
been brought about through tile uatadminiAtra-
ton OF tho Republican pRrtv. Tho Democrats
of Lo1liBiana hAro but recently, it scclnu, ccnl3
TO realize tsat they nre sought to be used rs tho
monkey ,isol tho cat III tue comedy of tla roast
cd chcAtnutH. They have consequently conclutl-
cl to disregard the tisintrro.ted advice Of these
patriotic brothren OF tile North oppstnl 10 COM
promlee, aua ara Inclined 10 walso tho rights
due to q stato Of n1arsysdou. Yhoso Lest
informed with regufl to Louisiana are
quite sure that II settlement ii
onco reached 1t will bo accepted III good faith by
all tho people OF tho State, uu1 will be tho end
to the confusion mud turbulent disorder that las
prevailed lhero.
, 1875-02-05

At RACINE,

At HAEINE. :
RACINE, Wis, FcL. 4.-laylur Hail, the build
iug for thu Collegiate Department Of nsclue
College. was burned to the ground this morning.
Tho lire was l1dt discovered III tile attic Ut about
4:a0 this morning, aud sIread 10 rapidly that
hardly anything ,yaa sayel from tho building.
THO collcgu library and apparatus wore entirely
destroyed. Many OF tho sludouta were com-
PEELED ~ leave tile burning building In their
uiel,t- -clotEra, loeil.s everything.
Tho slislro Grammar Scl,out building. tho
chapel. dining hail. aud all tue other buildings
are HaYet. and tbs Grammar School III going o,.
~ usual.
4 recosH Of two waeks will be al!owolIiu the
cocsiate claases, whan they will rosu.no tilet
studies.
DR.. Do Koven's private library and eGscta wsss
saved. No lives orc lost,
Tbs total loas IL about eco. 600; insurance.
$40, 900.
, 1875-02-05

CLAIM HILLS.
WASHINGTON D. c., Feb. 4.-Afr. Scott asked to
have tho ti,no extended till o'clock to-day for
the consideration OF bills from the Committee
on Claims. Agreed to.
TIE RULES.
Hi. Morton gavo notice that after o'clock he
would move TINT tho 8euato proceed to the
consideration Of the resolution for the repeal Of
tile twenty joint rulo OF the two Houses
o{ Congyoas.
MEMORIALS.
hfr. Bcott presented resolutions Of tho Poun-
Aylyania Legislature faYorlng IN appropriation
fur tho improvement Of tie Ohio River. To-
ferred,
Of Chicago III lasos Of eatabtiHhlnE branch
mint OF the United statos in that city. To.
teIlod.
hEL1Ep HILL PASSED,
1lr. Logan, frunl tho Committee on Military
Affairs, reported back tue HOUSE bill to provide
for tho rellst of persoas suffering from Tue ra.-
ages OF gskbshotpers. Passed.
rllEaIDEST1AL ELEC1IoEs.
Mr. Morton moved that the sannte proceed
with the consideration Of tho coacu:lt tnt rcsol-
tioa to repeal tho txeuty-seco,d joint ruis Ut
yeas, u; nays. IL. lIe Haid tie exist
enco OF tAi4 rula subjected tho oaunlry
to great danger, After consultation with
number Of seIutosu ho had dstcrniuou to oi1cr
repeal: No objection to tue reception aud
counting Of any electoral vote or votes from
auy SlaIe Bhall be valid unlcss such objection
is sustained by all aair,nstlVe vote Of tho two
Houses.
BIZ. Thurman moved that tho resolution Of
the Heuator from had!aua ta modify the ru|o bs
referred to Tho Committee Gu rIiIIisges aud
Etsctiolb, that il nalg1t bo perfected In the
co.pusiltes-foou, which was the proror place to
tiret consider it, aud not hero in the sonats
Chamber.
sIr. Edmunds said he thought In matter OF
SO much Importance Rmpio tln,t sAollld he sow-
ed to conxidor It, aud he hopcl thu motion to fe-
Ter the matter to tho co!nlnittse On Privileges
aud Elections would bo aerosl to
Mr. Morton aaid he had 10 objection to such
refarenco, but tLore WAS but Twenty-Five working
daya Of the session l.lt. mud hs Thought 1t would
ba crime on tie part Of CouKroB. to adjourn
wtnout repeating Or modifying tho rule.
The mouou to refar it to tho Eou,mlttsa On
Privileges aud Elections wss then agreed to.
THE STEAMBOAT BILL.
Mr. 9heEmRn gave notice that hs would move
to take up tho Steamboat bill after sls oxpiz4.
ton of tAs morning hour tomorrow.
0TAtR AEMoAlALs.
lit. Qsfs1a pxsssoisd nsmps!sl Of shs
, 1875-02-05
TAX AND TARIFF
D1s1ScL1sAT1oS TO 1STENrEhE WITH TEE RI
ESr LAWS.


ESr LAWS.
Special Dispttch 10 The th;raoa Tribune.
WAnutsuToS, D. C., Feb. 4.--rhe Ways and
Means Committee occupied tile time Of their
session to-day i'll discussing tho question OF ill.,
creasing the revenue, but reached no astilllto
concusion. It 1H apparent that thers IlaH been
tic Ktrongcat di*ibclination GU the pars of both
Republicans and Democrats 10 any extension OF
the tariff Int, or ncrcaao Of internal OR customs
duties Ia auy way, and that this dieincnatiou
has ou1y been changed within very fow days,
by the arguments and influence that Secretary
BrHtow has brought to bear on tile ltepub~
licans. Az 1t btande, it is certain that no
changes in the eSlsting CuAtoms and 1nterna!
1tsvsuue laws can be made e1cep: by strict party
vote. The Democrats iu mud out OF the Com
mittee on Ways and Mems will exhaust every
exnediont to defea. such changes. aud The entire
ettengtL OF the Republican side OF tho Louise.
Under strena Of imperative CAUCUS 1nRrdases, will
ba required to carry Out tic wsjieA OF tue Sccre-
tary Of tho Tscasury. 1t is probable. therefore,
that Republican, caucna TO co!issles thsa Ntscs-
ticn will be held at MI early day. The burden Of
articles, and it will require tho most sEilltnl
manipulation to secure Lie desired unity OF
action OIL tho part OF tho Republicans.
[.a the .4ssoe.nsed fTels.I
THE REVENUE
TAsHtynToS, D. t., Feb. 4.-Tho Committee
on WAss aud Means considered tie thrill ques-
tioll to-day, aud tuok yartoua votes, which de-
Teloped tho fact that tea aud caffcs will not be
taxed as an iudapandont proposition, bnt will he
il aon,o other articles now FREQ are
included with them. So such. tax
on teu aud cnHap is conditional. i
minority Of tho Committee are opposed tn any
ncw Tariff bill but there seems to be no doubt
but that bill will DO reported probably hy ato,-
day. The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
will today or to-mpirow appear before tie Com
1nttee to e1plain AZ to what additional taxes
may Le imposed On articles connected With lii
Bureau,
, 1875-02-05

appropriation fJr tho Improvement Of tho Uf,o
RtFnr. Erfcrred.
Mr. T'rrv M:rl.l rrc9cs1tcd = memorial Of ttso
rnt:itia tho inu1r rtfnrre la:l1 III E:alH.et
ttrnt*. Nia .i:an, Irnyn; CongreSs to prnsnie
ti"s"',r.t l., s!clyo them il their komeHtcats.
Et,frrrt.
Adjourned.
, 1875-02-05

Illinois Central Railroad freight office. Imnte-
tiiatelv after tho alarm waa given, tho Mendpta
hta company waa on hand, and. by their prompt
within MI lInur, finally estinguisetl. Tho are
o'iginetel In TIM sncnnd story, from, IN over
heated tlne. Tho loss Is eatlmatcd 1t about
a3u0 injured
, 1875-02-05

vhoao nnmo il conspicuona!y linkoa with Rclencos
ono il au a,,etiouecr who las an important uoT'
erun1c1,t tt,,at, a,n1 one il merchant Tile nm"
married ladies', whose tanle1 appear OH the l1ft.
nro prominent in society. Ono OF tile lad'es
bought from Mile. Jouv1S the tfoa6seaa III WHICH
she WAS married laat spring.
, 1875-02-05
In CHICAGO


The alarm from Box JAG at 11:10 o'clock last
night, was caused By fire in a three-Btoty brick
building, No. 4U7 South Canal street. owned and
occupied by sugg & DcartHboef ~ furniture
establishment. Tho loss amounted to $50.
Cause Of tire unknown.