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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-01

clothing, including hat, boots, hosiery,
underwear fine shirts, rs well as coat
pants and vests. 1t is not my practice
in these letters to present the wares of
our merchants 10 your readers, but
here is the case of o firm that only Is
years ago started In business, and
whose first days receipts footed up but
e24.67, buying property, at the end
Of that time, Just large enough TO place
nine buildings the size Of their present
Oak Hall, upon II.
Would you know the secret Of their
wonderful success? Let me whisper
Il in your ear, and in that Of every
business man who reads your paper.
They advertise more ertensiuely than dnv
other establishment in Philadelphia. This
6rm has adopted purely business prin.
ciples upon which TO conduct business
and they make the fact known by nd.
vertising II in about every newspaper
published within q hundred miles of
Philadelphia. Earnestly do hope
that for the general welfare Of our city,
there werc just one score moro Of such
enterprising houses In our midst.
This incident occurred at the frst
meeting held here by Moody A Sankey,
Just ~ the latter went to tho organ TO
sing "Jesus Of Nazareth passet6 by,"l
two white doves few in the building,
and sailing around once over the
Thousands there assembled, alightcd on
the rAftsrs and remained there during
the singing, Mr.. Sankey no,icing them
quietly remarked, behold the messen.
gers Of peacc and love- t
, 1875-12-27

sle sayn that Tho has left revcrAl pnpls who are
capable N filing IT, Tie following extract from
his lottor Of Resignation gives nomc idea Of tue
industry which has marked his career:
&" have just finished tho work Of my lfo,
Tho EHHio i'rinceJs Of the text and commentary
ct tho oeat OF tho Sacred Dooks Of tho ltrah-
mans, tho oldest book nf tho Arynn world. This
trat brought 1no 1T 1H4B 10 England, where
nlono could have found all tho MIS-. naceHsa,y
for lhtt nndorshktng. and wlirro sftcrwarl OIL
taincd. through tho 1iboraltr ut tho Indian
uoyernn,ent. tho pccuniary means required for
publishing tile largest Sa,isAfit text over pub
atay In England 10 snpcriutend the printing OF
this work TINT | nccepted tho dutios OF Pro-
fcsaor iu your University, and II toll you that.
III addition to my ptofcsalnnal duties, haye
llatt to ptlnt at your University rress what
would nnDunt to Il volume OF about quo nngcB
Syo Of puro Sanahrit. III erory ono Of Tho last
twenty-five yrnss, you will parl,arH bo less sur
psiscd that begin to long for aonlo rest"
, 1875-12-27

not ono Of tbeso women IN his syo whom
he drew llie ahnrncter. C1erkton Ia evidently
going to ho MI American bt tho Uucln Sam aehool,
- stnid, ignorant earicAturc. Mpna dumas
rays: "Afy father, who was more Independent
than am and who hsd no domestic ttcs, used.
whrn he Was IN tie position l am III. to rcaso,,
ns fooWn: TO run through thirty volumes
can ~ to America, and in another week onu
ran return, 80 that Ia months time ~tta lime
necessary to read thirty voiunas--1 cas. rlu
oror to Anlnrlcn, travel in the country for a
fortnight. aud ratrrn herc, learning mure than
TWICE thirty booka could teach me- And on my
father wond 20. Nov, 1 can't do this. am
married. liAve Children, 10 bought hll tlIe
6ookh could find about tho United Htates, md
! nave read them, nnd haye gctten Inv charsr-
teEs Of ClarlBon from s'lcn" llo makes Clark
SOD draw h pipe from his pocket in Duchess
aaraW,ne.roon' a mud prepare to smoke nntll
tlo hossef" fnterforos, Wien ho Expresses
aetoniAhneht. saying that iu tho United
Statea evarybody emt'koY rijrs In drawing
rooms. Although Mous D,1na4 Ind q very hal
cold. lle rend bis pisce admirably-E2ye utfect to
NIL tho drollery. Tho projection eti.cd, he With
drew. His piece Har. Of conrae. unanimously ro-
ceiyed. atli ono Of the acturA aald .t&ontlcmnn
let us send at onco for Mnns. Dumus, ati dou't
lot us no much az sny lis pieca liz rccBivcd--
'tTonld he an imrertinence." Mons. Dnmaa 70.
aprearcd. attor 1nalinG kind rcmerI; to every
will play tho part Of C]arkson Milo. Harah
Dernhardt. Mrs. CIaskuon Il 'Etrango7e) Mime
Madeline hsol.an. h1,no. do num!ereH; Milo.
CEoizntte. duchess dc Sept Monts. Tho other
eharacscra have 1nt yat been distributed. There
In no unmarried girl In Tho piece. Rhrl, probably
Indicates that tho conversation will turn oi,
themes united for maiden earB.
, 1875-12-27
Tho leol1sEctkiSIy.

sAtW IDFk San,
The combined capita! Of tho nothschiklH Ia
stated by Emlls Uurlouf, the wol-known pub
cist. 10 have attained III the preseut year to tho
almost 1nealcu!ablo sum of seyoptcen blltona OF
frahcs, or 70, 4U0, ,00D.UUJ. The Significance OF
these atnpondous figures may b. r,misly con
cetyed by comparison. but there IL nothing IN
the history Of private wealth with whioh thoy
eau be compared. Tho capital OF tho Dariuxs,
tho cHtates Of Lord Dudley, tho 4 Marquis of
Butte, aud the head of tho family Of Hrobyenor,
bctong relatively to humble category. to which
the City Of New York has contributed the for
tunes Of Aslor, Vanderbilt. and Stewart. Tns
financial RESOURCES attributed 10 the llothschildR
can bebt bo measHred by contrasting them
With the funded uobts ut tho richest
countr1ns on the Eloha% Tho capital OF
this houne, ~ cBtln,atali by u. turnout
il About equal to tls Whole fuudud dobk Ut
Nront Britain. or TINT Of Franco, aud couslder1-
G!y exceeds tho National trDt OF tue United
Rtasea. A A!nglo coatury. OF tho possible span
Of ono mans aife llas H4,ticsa for the Rccumua-
liun Ut thia fofturo. anl thu r!nc u ila au,hbrs
from gh.bny souknry III Frankfort to the tiuan-
r'a! dnmiuat1on Of EuEop8. At tho iuriol OF
tothschiadA i!rdt decisive triumph OIL tha Lon-
don E1chanEe-tho 5uy after Waterloo, Just
sixty ytrs KE0-Julh jacob ABtGr WIS already a
l!cit ,u.n. Tbs Breat fortuuo which thu lst,vr
tc4ueatl,eti ia NOT believed TO oxccel $50, 0UH,-
temporary ltaa bocu swollen 10 n,uro tl.an BIxsy
t;s,lts that hua, Although iss tnrrito1iea nre nut
u be found on AuY map. and tho pames Of its
representatives aro BOT OF w,tA no pgiHcBly dt-
litics. nevertheless tho House ol lot!lschlld
tnitht bD reckuEed hillung tho fGrenuBt War-suq-
!slhiny and worll'compeliux powers Ut tho
Garth.
, 1875-12-27
A KHotao with q Silvor Throat.


We have heard or people born with aivar
sroon ~ tholr mouths aud al that, but tho
ulost uns1No thing OF tho kind We ever heard Of
or aaw Is = horse With silver throat. lie Waa 4
kindly, hard-work,us boaAt belonging to tho
Cinciti,nsi Omnibus Company, but was "wl1td-
brokeu." aud on TINT account had grown almost
useless. II was a pity, mud loHs as well, to
turn him out 10 d!a--he wouldn't ecll-Ho 1t wAs
determined by hpyeu, tho veterinary surgeon,
to try IN experiment. an expoA!tnt, lin short, \
'tkslt-ol-c,,Eo remedy. 10, two montha ago,
ho mado III uclsion ID tho anim.l's throas and
inserted eilYor tubo In tho winipipe to feclll-
tate bruathlng, leaving sort Of artificial aoHtril
At tho pu,ut OF insertion. Tho deyico uorhs like
= charm, tho tesriblo wAeaziag has ceased. the
inclsion has hoaled up beautifully, and the
Horse iu doing alis full day . work and cats bus
fall allowance. The sitysr throat can be r.
moved and replaced u viii for cleaning, but ia
70 Arranged NJ not 10 get out of place or cauea
any incony ysulanca to the horse. Ihia uaiauo
caro- Of euuiuo surgery can bA seen almost auy
day at tho omnibus office, on Hace street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
, 1875-12-27

e"7ffpon1ehoe ~. Lc9ns Gtooe-De'aoerat.
okfihasoS lily 'Mo, Oee; "a mouth or 30
Mfo, uHnoe eone pllson eaich a! newspapers
"efo oarfea ontfanco 70 fehltohtthfY PRISON
eaeeis' Hany VI "l'otl, II Aaay po uunncohsafV 10
esasot ale se.tieAhGt VI AhaHi2euGe. IehEotaa1s
alteE daya OF tsoh9!e afldor inc cdict. Col joyce
1ieeaaae Ig Io1uve. rs "ahtea h1s pApof 70 fenfi;
~ ~ hansou 10 Hee "tat INC tftooc' UemocfHl anu
nn ~ shy. shu 60 no CALICO nm N
aRpnt,o.a 1neetliE OF one 10 Ms COSY Prison coll,
anu anuneu tho folloTlng letter to the rrison In
,.tes ~ sntonsn n.toIhe{ ~tonelal 1ocHhohy'
t;. nniua consultation .ne prayer Or tne pe
eAnS.n tntUs I,1' ,n,aa, H. .nna9 wv pt!suA man'
10 1,1s t .'soS 'Ers Es Essoa GlTY no. Occ,
-, ~, ,Jo., . llna tnas, IA aaaitloh TO
.t.e uIeaA nlptIhosis Hnucfod III Euis 1nHtltli-
x, un, W. "iu uopitea u newspapers. smut OIL
tt oai W, nnas " !o.o!Sgtco' ana iatt III PET
teus ~ " tao WORKINGS or fhe outside
"oA!u.
"ihe honorable inspectors may havo bad
good cause for tho adoption Of this rule ut tho
tino It WAS nanguratod. but, considering tho
pllnisn'nent INFLICTED upon the Immediate parties
70 tho .b1oak,ln discipline and tho Subsequent
deprivation OF kno~ieslEe from Innocent Prison
cFst no tFust tho sule has had ts run. aud that
OUT Alosner Altstoara Will LOT IN tho light OF her
t1uant children. Mhslo 10 aro prodiGal watfs,
We are yet tue children OF this glorious btato,
eSpect'nE soon TO JOIN our Ut nrolhetH nud minglo
again Win tile maHsos. WhiEo Scars left On the
BODY may hca! over anu disappear: lhoEo put
upon tue MIND 9ro inaollblo: mud ltke tho spot
on tho hanti or Lazy atacbctli, Will not tout.
Ihotoforo' lot aocsly be careful md conalderaso
III :. .nS ~, 1seattneht eI tnm ~ unfortunate
" !" There arc some ,Soo PERSONS hero who hhvo
, 1875-12-27
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


Tho Chrihtmaa Festival OF The Church OF tho
knasish Society will DO hold in tho church psr-
w. - s,an III. crcninr,
"' ~ w" ''.-N ~
Mrs. Mnry McMannB died suddonly At her res
Innce, No. q llucies street, last f'atug1av night.
ltnrt d'soaan Ia supposed TO havo been tha
pusc.
y N 1,oopron s,u consnct Tim noond.v
~ '.e""a' ~ a.s. ... Ms..
e"SeT.moesinE te>,as On Aroade court, hlse1-
pR for strangers In tho evening IN tho same
pom.
CorurafoR oy tho GRIND Army OF tho Rep ubo
m rcnuostcd 10 nrnnn,blo Monday nt TAO ., m,,
~ ooa oa,,to ., a,r.ot ~ r,,rc ,r,,ncam,nta
w. Av' ,'"'."' r,s oto' ,, :. '"e ',.
o attend the 1ahotAl oi " acceaseo eo"taae'
The West sido Dime Lecture Conrso Ia fairly
n.rorr.ted and tbc ,cciure t,v 13ohort uorv.v
-. ~, -
,;ro., ~, r,orr A s,o-r, Al 1,r . ~ \,
"'o" - D' ~ "'o'.e ~ s""' ~ r. u"
Dr. II. ". Thomas will deliver bis Lecture on
s1'ho Huccossfrl Life " tonight in tho Flrat
NE. Church. cntnnr Clark and yynahlnutop
hrect. Tickets At ". q. Iiornoa' " MaIitn,,
xrsct. or at tia door.
p!eealnH inclaent OF Eho Ci!fshtmaa foaeivl.
aesAt Tue took Couuty iospitht WIS pleeehsa-
bon of gola'hehaed cahe ana handsone utr-
, 1875-12-27
4 Fashionable syomnn,s Prank.

The WaahlhRt0R correspondent of The Hart
ford 1inIea sr,teas "And speaking of theatres,
I naver told you Of a by-plAy wa had lat spring
when 1lsymoud MAS hero A. Col sellers. II Il i
story that IL sathpr hard Oh ono of cur society L.
dies, but shows shAt there u ! great deai Of raw
material In this class. In tho tusnip scsne. whom
about the stage, ono flew into the iAp Of l&dy
who occupied priyate-box with soms dlstln-
gushsd friends, Bbo raised tho turnip and
called to friend In tho audience "a 10 whether
she would hle TO have 1t. In the box opposite
sAt ths President and sotne triendB 6hs selo-
Etaphed scrosa tie Louso TO bum tho sApa lu-
quiIy. but not receiving any encouragement
from that Qu2Etax, ala dun& t4s tukQlp 70 TIA
, 1875-12-27

A nother-in-law In Liberty, Sullivan county,
N. Y, talked 80 effectively that Thursday last
hor son-in-iAw shot Liz wifo and cut hia own
throat.
The President Of tho Abingdon, Ill, College
WAS struck by billy Ia the hands OF boy whom
he Vas trying to expel from publis, entertain-
mont, and III in immineut danger o. death.
than usual cheer Al over tho country. At Memphis
tho thermometer roso to tho astonishing height
Of 10 uegroes and the fashion Of displaying lire
works rendered the Impression ct Fourth Of
July VIVID anu unpleasant enough to those who
are sick and tired Of tho empty livery OF that an
rfYhtH,rv
, 1875-12-27

Tbs great pbilologist who has just retired
frDns ~ FrofesHorshIp in Oxford University.
wlIich institution derived mara honor from his
connection with II than ho himself derived, has
taou all hin lifU En- indsfAtlaAble norkur. Tie
1ua,n reason Ut hla sot,reInsnt, ~ las lenn
stuffed already, ID that be Wishes to deyota HIM
halt exclusively to HAnBkr,t AteratuIs having
begun and desiring ia complete A,SYAns'sti0n OF
tho Sacred Mymns OF Brah,na, Of which ans VOL
umo haa besu published while aevGn otheru "
to follow. In regard 10 tho place he has yacatu,,
, 1875-12-27


HFEFN-0n ncr, "a, 1b75, At fill North LsHalIe-An
William ". HpecE, Han of TdAac Ee1caial, nece esed
years.
Funeral Dec 49, st 2aD p. m. Friends Of tho fara15
nrn invited,
rr- Neu1rk IN, J) pnrurH please COPY.
, 1875-12-27
DEATHS.

Lundhorg'a Perfumes
Arc tifo natural flowers and bouuua!4.
, 1875-12-27

tn onta comfort n \ boil. very rtmple rsmedy hv
htcn dlsrnrared. PLASTER OF DaIleJs Magical Pnir
LzEacsoF will sure tsooner linn anything alee. g
, 1875-12-27

The Burtntt Organ,
che King Of fccll instruments, ran be l,ad only y
Lynn 11calys stnta au1 Munroc streets. psuoa st
or11un for rbtst.
, 1875-12-27

at tho Enrneat Solicitation of Many
ladies' who WIRE unable To attend tc receptions at Ii.
domestic Office iaat week. Tho little lady will re
main 'ut, strr Ian. L. and Will receive tha ladies' an4
cAildtkn every uay ttia weck
, 1875-12-27

HAllet navta l. t.n.R 1r.td, Square, and Opr1sht
snd aalltha American Drgana, can bs found only d
". W. ki,nball'a. corner sits mil Adams stresta
GhIcnK0.
, 1875-05-01
POLO. ILL.,,

Correspondence Of Ths Chttaat Ttfbrns.
Toto, ILL.,, April 2a.-We NOW have two mlnu-
featuring companies which are engaged In max
Ing harvestc1a under patents obtained By two OF
our citizens-H, Potter and L. F. King. The
Polo Manufacturing Company oxpectB to make
500 machinea-whioh ase ALREADY ougn4od-for
tho coming 6easont and the Polo HarTtatcr
Company will lnauufaeture about 100.
A cotn-hueker hsa lately been patented II @.
u. Reed, OF this city, and tho public trials aaye
proved very satisfactory ard Interesting te the
farmers who bAvs Witnessed them. and yer. OIL
couEaRlnR 10 tho young inventor. 1t will dolbs-
less prove valuable to the Grangers OF thevRst
cornfelds OF Illinois aud other States Ind.
should It be manufactured hero, it will Ia Of
great benefit to tho buHnaas fnterenta OF this
place.
Az Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Cushman roro
latoly starting from their residence for ide,
tho horse became frightened aud ran ssay,
throwing both OF them from tho bugRY, bEoA'nR
tho lady.s forearm near tho wrist, aud bEualns
the gentleman quito badly.
While Henry Tice, Young man Of this ~,
was Attempting to tesp over = fence, the top
board broke and ho foil hcavl,y across thosco-
ond board, rendering him tusenslhta tor n sort
tlmo, Whom he recovered hia senses. he "akcd
with dlslloulty to his home, and IL Ut present on-
tinnd 10 his bed.
Gu ThuFsdaY evening last, quito 4 large ~
eomb1age met 1t Ctr Hall to indulge In ! sell
Ink nAtch. North Polo mas pltted against BMth
Polo. and tho victory resulted for the fos1ues A
written match OF titty wortls, for prize {
Webster's unAbtlgc1 Dictionary will take pace
next 1hq!aday evening sfter Which "srll-
down" will occur.
, 1875-05-01

beforo him, and then working himself into t,ne
frenzy. and anorting and soarinX through col
t',nna Of typo >st the Imminent risk ot sLhttnrng
What fitto at brains ,e NAV have lutt ntuco tho
couran Of THE TnfBurE (which this follow, with
4 readiness characteristic Of Drothera Tracy and
hhcArman and hls own msanness, finds con-
totnrlihlo mosivs) has had such crushing in.
flMencn nfon it?
rrati lHE 1niEuNH an ofton a. can get IL In
my rnnstant tfavola. and like Il; and 1 know
others do. in e1Ete at Mr. " Fair Play ~ and h!s
fay,ng. A., to this State, lows, cannot get any
othos bnt ChicsRo pspert. would suggeat to
him that II ho must have An explosion OF tfa
f'ontup omottous once tn whilo, l,o send his
valuable contributions ard rsmonssrancea TO-,
say, tho ieenub'tcan folks IN st.. Louis. or TO
Watterton Of tho Courier. Journal. or Croly Of
the Graphic, or DomnH Barnes Of tho Argtls +:
thoy ase III q hard Observation-Disclosures, as It
were,--snd need Just such man ~ +. +. 10
look after and keep them straight.
Fotr Play" conld thus have hts c1postu}a-
tionss AZ Tho satne. and wo-bappy. thought =
would haro rest. BROOKLYN.
, 1875-05-01

oHE WILL HuI lE EALLEp VfuNs
lit. Beach roao and said II was due to his bido
to atate that they mado 10 objection to tho otaer
bido producing Mrs. Triton on this suit, mad
would waive all objections and interposo no bar
rier to 1t, although hho WAS an incompetent wit
noss under the statute. They consented on their
part that tho other atdo could usa Mta. Tilton a.
q WItnoss, II they daeired to do 50.
Mr.. EyarsB said it never had been serious
question With them whether Mrs. TIlton would
DO q witness, as they know that tho Law Was
aRa!nst them NOW. II Mrs. Tllton could At any
timo have been admitted, there wcro grave quos-
tions 10 bo considered, and that II bis cliont
needed any further evtdonoe It would bo Ills duty
to adduco such evidence. Thoy had mol been
brought to any point in Which they were led to
cons!dor tho fo5ce Of tho eyidouce.
hlr. Dench said that, In hls View Of tue policy
OF tho law. tho counsel wero mistaken In tho
iutont Of tho Inv % to tho propfloty OF allowing
the wife to defend herself. It waS not tho policy
Of the law to forbid ulas adverse position, but
ho only montioued tlis matter, first, 80 that ii
COUNSEL desited to produce tho lady, they wo1e 1t
perfect liberty to do 50.
1Ir. Evarta SAID Ae did not believe tho consent
Of counsel, In opposition to tho Ian, made tho
wife competent Wttnoss.
Judge Noilson said there waB no question about
the allovabilty OF tho othor sldo to oar tha lady
aB witooBg. It Would be = worry trying position
for her, but on tho wholo lie was glRd tho lady
was not to be oticred ae witness.
The Court here took the usual recess.
, 1875-05-01
FACTS AND GOSSIP,
BEN NUTLEN TO TESTIFY,

4't~ VI" oNff NxTh &ss
4 subpoena has been sent to Gen. Butler, 8tlr,-
moning him to Brooklyn to testtfy in yebutIal
to ucn. Tracy'a testimony. Mr. Mouiton said, \
few days ago, "ucn. Natlcr will tell OF IN In.
teiyl aw with Gen. Tracy on the Tuesday Of tho
woek In Hhioh Mr. ueecher made his statement,
when the subject under confederation was m
outline of defense which Nka to bo made for
Mr. Doeeher on tho theory Of bin guilt. 1t Was
the understanding 1t TINT interview that Mr.
Deeclaer should maks no further statomont to
tho Committee. and that he should prepare a
statement for his church, nnd dismiss tho In
yestigatiou. Ms. Tracy saw mo on ths ue1t day,
Wednesday, to ask what bud botter be snid about
tho Payment OF the $1,000, and told mo tlat he
thought It It cams out that DoecEer had paid
money, 1t would 60 hard against Mr. Dcecller,
and he BAld That Johu WinHfow held tho Same
opinion. Tracy said nothing about blackmail
that day"
THE HOUSE THAT BOWEN nulLT.
TO to Editor Or tia Htse York Graphe.
plymouth Church.-'Ehla IL tue lnuse that
Bowen built.
Grace, Mercy, and Peace.--Thts IL tho meal
Paro1ysnaat AtR5.-This IL tho mouse that
hid In u4a meal that lay In tho house that Bowen
built.
Gossip.-This is tho cat that hunted Tho
mouse that hid In The meal that lar In the house
that Nowen built.
Dtssim.slation.-Th il tho dog th.t worried
the cat that hunted the mouse that bid In tha
meAl that lay in tue hou&e that Bowe4 built.
TtckN-1hl4 IA the COW With Tho crumpIed
hosl thAt kicked TIL the dog was a.s % spie. that
worried the cst thst huntaa thA mo9ss That hid
, 1875-05-01

con iottof I pnhIAhed two ffforyta1h AZ nina
ba, 10 ts
f,ok dictatot1 Or pubisl,nd an artfntn nm nnv smi
icct since 1877 bnt during tLta titne haya
TAIRED WIN nEwBrapEn-mEN
on tho subject ~ to tho phanos Of It, and tley
have ssked m5 yiovs on t. Tho nrst intc,yjov ,,
had With Nf, Uoochor ras tin woAk Aftor Ina
interview with Mouilon, in November. 1872.
I mover Ind conversation with tho otItt-
or OF q loading pApsr in thja cjsv Altar
favorsblY or publish fayofabjy about Mr.
Ucecllor. / bolnYo I talked viii John
Ituaaoll Young Ia regard to tho COURSE llis paper
s'@ s aps, pS,,i otn,xs, n III. s;,' t oo A G fS @ q
suggested that Tho papers ought 10 bo lostroy-
cd. and Tilton objected to IL. 1 mndo the fe.
mark ht ono Of THO interviews With Titon that, II
tho "Tr1o Story " Wan published, IL would ruin
him, lila wife, and Nfr. Ieccllef, WHOM esId
tls, thought that II t1ia scandal sero publish
cd and tho mattar causo an investigation It would
bs
TIE NUN or ALL PARTIES.
TlIon wast snnnorich i,1 I,1s .ifa avsn ti,onri
ho was aIle 10 sascrt his innoceneo. / lsborcj
10 have lin tlocu,nnnta nxtinunisl,ed anil scandal
kIliod. Af,er the inveetira,So,,I @ III Gomm.tt"s
to |layo t!e nafors dentrnyed. thnuch fsborod
to eurnress tbn ,iocnments
Redirect Fran,fnaffom-I undsrssooi. At this
1attor staye, tst il t,o papers wors destroyed it
would AfjI ff1nl tn tim t1nn1HH. mart Of tHfH
had alfcniy been nub,sl1oi1. Il was ho,,rca Of
anxoty to mo 1est sny Of these panaTs sho,,Id ha
DESTROYED. and made afforta to tiucoyor II snv
Of thotu wore dcstroycJ. Tho msnnar in vhtch
/ lsborcd to lostroy tl,o papera before ills wan
b7 means OF conyat teatint,s with Mouiton and
Ti1ton At ths Hpnjnv intoryiou hiot1itnn kant
silent when
ADVISED THE DESTRUCTION OF ruy PAPERS.
bat At eubsc0uent period ho expressed lis iu-
tenttou OF not following my slyce, hsd soY-
ern1 mi orrinuu with 5fnftnn nr1nr IN ~. f0ti, ~
August. novor haitl in aabstanco that sho
onEht to ''kick Tton out OF doors. and
the word kicking waa not used. I do not
recall using any expression conveying
tlo inport Of kicking. / poycr said 10 lila,
htoulton that tho pApors should 10 destroyed
oleo they would destroy Moulton and ],is family,
Nothing Of this kind occurred at any OF those iI-
taryiows, TINT 1 remember. Tbors waa q talk
batweon Mrs. aloulton and myself, hftor tho Ia
oon letter came out, az to tho ov that would DO
dooe to society II this mattor oamo ont. re-
member m occasion ID which / consit]ersl tbe
Bubjoot of getting an Injunction to prevent tho
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n tho moal that lay In tho houne that Dosen

~ tho meal that lay In tho houro that Bo"en
iiir afarrna,iusc.-1hisi ia tia swain All tat
tered and toru who hoothed tltu cos :ssf. tie
crnnroI hoel Win kicked I'LL tIla der ra~ 'u:t
60 spiel that worried tlle cat that hunted t4e
mouse TINT lid In tho noal that lay in tho house
Tint i}owen h,1itt.
kltxate4l.--ll.ia IN Tho maiden oil forlo:n vhn
Tilted Tho man asl tatscrel and torn sl.o carried
the COW witl, tho angry hcc that ktchcd III Tho
dog WINS attn ge sPift that Wo1ried tho cnk that
hunted the tn9uso that hid Ii, the meal that lay
tn tlo houne that Bowen built.
~ H.-1his ia the priest hfI shavcn and ahofn
WHO Aln,ost wished no had never beon horn wllon
llc ktased tho maidon ali iorIorn who tIlted tho
swain nll tattored and torn wto coaxod tfla COW
with tho lively heel that kicked tlll the dog was
aus &c sP&cf tlat worried tho cat that hunted Tho
mouso that hid In tho meal that lay IN tho house
that Howen bullt.
Mrs. Noulton.-Ths is a "s!lco OF tho Judg.
mont Day" whose downright tfuthfulness'
cave Of gloon. !" who . sAt on THO ragged elgo :"
Of bis doom Wien io kissed tho maiden all for
lorn WHO Tilted tho man all tattcrod And torn WHO
aoothsa tae COW with the vicious heel that kick
Cd til tho dog was a.s 60 spiel that worried tho
cat that hunted tho moine that hid In lie meal
thst lay In the llouao tllst Bowen buit.
"Ay Dear Yon Mo|tRe "--Thia ia tho nhrne OF
the Mutual Ffiood who carriol tt,e secrecy
through to tho ond for tl.o sly old prcat In tho
cavs Of gloom who kant = dangerous cup 10 his
room when ha ktssod Tho maiden ali forIorn who
Tilted tho man all worried and worn who coaxctl
thh COW with tho Versatile heel th': kicked I'LL
tho dog was aus ge spiel that tehaod tue cat That
hunted u tho mouse that bid n tho mssl that lny
Afrs. Mor*c.-Thts iB tho typical mdthor-in-
Inv with the torr,bto tongue and tloxibIo jaw,
tho eaElc eye md arongiug CLAW. who told of n!t
that blo heard and saw, rho indntged 10 various
csoud-for tho Mutual Friend who dared to re-
fu8o to lot hgr got at bin budget or nova: for