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The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

Thirteen fishing vessels which went out Tues
| day morning returned yesterday with goot
| haul. The vessel had lot which will stock
| $500.
The schooner Island Queen returned from
| Grand Menan with lot of frozen herring
The crew were badly frost bitten
A sailor belonging to the schooner Head
| Wind fell overheard at Boston & Maine wharf
yesterday morning. but was rescued by officer
Mosely and the sailors from the schooner.
A woman living at Ne. Park street was
run into by a team on Congress street yester-
day afternoon and was seriously injured.
A seizure was made at the Park House Tues
day night.
Mrs. Collins, who was so severely beaten by
her husband Tuesday night, was very low last
night.
We were mistaken in saying that Deputy
Marshal Williams was sick Tuesday night.
The skating is still good in the harbor.
A man named Daniel Avery, at work in the
Portland Company, was caught in wheel
yesterday, and his clothes completely torn from
him. He escaped with few slight bruises.
The afternoon train over the Grand Trunk
was late yesterday about two hours. The road
between Montreal and Island Pond is SO badly
blocked with snow that the trains have to use
a snow pillow.
The ferry boat had difficulty in making her
trips yesterday owing to the drift ice in the
harbor. .-s-5..,,- --s--
The Samaritan arrived at Liverpool, yester-
day.
The Grand Army sociable takes place this
evening. They always have good time.
Quite party of young folks went to Cum
berland Mills last night to attend dance.
The steamer Polino, Capt Beach, arrived
here yesterday. She is to take freight to St.
John and Halifax for the Grand Trunk.
The charming operetta of ''Laila" is to be
brought out at Saco some time during the
month of April. The leading part is to be
taken by young lady of Portland, who has
already obtained fine reputation among low
ers of fine music.
The Biddeford Times wants to know who
was the Portland. gentleman who proved SO
sound sleeper at the time the train ran off
the track in Kennebunk mort the other day.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

The REFORM CLUB.-The regular weekly
meeting of this Club will be held this evening
at the Y M c. A. Hall, Mechanics Building,
at II o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Matanzas 18th, barque Frazer, Nichols
New York; brigs Liberty, Devereux, do; Merriwa
Downes, GuadalOupe.
Sid 18th, brig Cove for North of Hatteras.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, briggs Clarabelle, Tracey, New
York; Alex Nichols, Philadelphia.
Sid 18th, barque Fannie Ii Loring, Loring, Caiba-
rien; brig Hyperion Clark, North of Hatteras; schs
Kate Wentworth, Mead, do; Nellie Scott, Milan, fol-
Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, barque Norton Slower, Sber
man, Portland.
Ar at Cienfuegos 18th, barque Andes, Kingston, y
brig Thos Owen, Guptill, Sheldsboro.
Ar at st Thomas Sd inst, sch Nellie Chase, Norton
Guadalupe.
Ar at Port Spain 18th inst barque Linda Stewart,
Stinchfield, Savannah.
At Mayaguez 18th, brig Mechanic, seeking.
Ar at Neville 17th steamer Sarmatian, from Port
land.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

WHY IS IT PoPULAR?-Ask any fair-minded
physician, or any family in which it has been
used, ask the whole Drug trade, why HALE's
HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND TAR is SO popu-
lar. The answer will be that the cures of in.
veterate coughs, which it is everywhere
effecting, are the topics of conversation in
States. Its enormous and constantly increasing
sales are based upon the grand fact, notorious
throughout the whole country. that 1t controls
and masters every disease leading to consump-
ton.
Pixies TooTH-AcHE DRops-Cure in one
minute febll doSw1W
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
CITY AND VICINITY.
new Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
EConcert-Haydn Association.
Portland Museum.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The best assortment-P. M. Frost.
'lA-A's NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mrs. Gray's-School.
Card-MOrrison & Written.
Notice-Steamship Geo. Cromwell.
,H Myrick Emerson's Estate. rsf.
a fFOund-Bunch of Keys.
Land for the Landless,
For Sale-Horse.
Shot-Guns, Pistols-Pittsburgh
Not Sold Out-M. A. Bosworth.
Ward Caucuses-Po rtland.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
MASONIC

-rr Z. l.i'att MASONIC
D, at Masonic Hall, No 95 Exchange Street.
SIS YORK RITES.
Blue LoDdEs-Ancient Land Mark, first Wednes,
day; Portland, second Wednesday; Atlantic, third
Wednesday.
CHAPTERs-GreenleafR R. A. c., first Monday; Mt.
Vernon, r. A. c., third Monday Nt1
CouNc1I-Portland G. R. & S. Masters. second
Monday. -st
=, COMMANDMENTS OF K. T.-Portland, fourth Mon
day: st. Adams, second Thursday.
GRAND BopIEs-Grand Lodge, first Tuesday in
Nav: Grand Chapter, first Tuesday evening in May;
Grand Council, Wednesday P. NJ; Grand Com
mandery, Wednesday evening"
MASONIC RELIEF AssooIATIoN-Fourth Wednes-
day in every month. f stt-t,.
PORTLAND SCHOOL OF MASONIC INSTRUCTION
Second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.
ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITES.
a 4 LoDeE--Yates Grand Lodge of Perfection, first
Friday.
CoUNon-Portland Council P. Of cond Fri
day. ~,
Friday. 81
y CONsIsToRY-Maine Consistory, s. P, r. s., fourth
Friday in March, June, September and December
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

TURKEY Red Bleacbed and Brown Damasks
Napkins. Towels and Crashes at prices thai de-
fy competition. 2. NJ. FROST,
Hinder Falmouth Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
DIED.

In this city, Feb. 16, Mrs. Carrie E., wife of VIM.
H. Lang. and daughter OF s. II and +. A. Bracketts
aged 80 years months.
Funeral services on Friday afternoon at O'Clock,
at No. Is Salem street. Burial at convenience OF the
family.
In Freeport, Feb. 16. by Rev. j. j. Bulfnch, Albion
f. Woodman and Miss Lucy E. Curtis
In Waldoboro. Feb. 3. Mr.. Harrison Miller, aged
80 years months.
In waldoboro, Feb 6, Delphena French, aged IT
years month
In Jefferson, Feb. 7, Rev. E. j. White. aged IA
years months.
In Starks Feb. I. Wesley D. Morse aged 20 years.
In Pennington, Feb. 3, Mrs. Mercy, widow of the
late Samuel Tuck, aged 90 years 10 months
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

THE MusEUM.-"Led Astray" is one of the
hits of the season, 1t drew packed horse
yesterday afternoon, and a full house last even.
ing We regret to say that it will be with
drawn after this evening, for it gains upon
popular favor with each representation. 1t
would draw full houses for week to come, and
it looks like mistake on the part of the man
agement to withdraw it. The play runs
smoothly now, and those features which are
open to criticism have been modified. Mr..
Arnold's representation is now faultless. Of
Mr.. Bascomb's impersonation there is little to
he added in praise. 1t is SO excellent that
nothing can be done in way of i'm
proyement. At Mr.. Calder's benefit on Fri
day night "Sketches in India" and "All that
Critters is not Gold' will be presented.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
,,.sCEILANEOUs NOTICES.

The best assortment of good style. prints IN
the city Just received at 2. M. Frosts
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT.

J .-t $500 CITY GOVERNMENT.
The regular meetings Of the City Council take place
the first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday eve
ming of each month.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

MEMS heavy rubber boots only $780,, OF
Woonsocket or Boston make, at Halls rubber
store, under Falmouth Hotel. teb9tt
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

ALLEN MIssIoN.-The beneficial results of
the reform movement at Allen Mission are SO
apparent that it has been decided to hold pro-
tracted series of union religious temperance and
reform meetings, commencing next Friday
evening, and the public are earnestly and cor
dially invited to join in the promotion OF this
good work. This evening there will be preach
inc bv Rev, Mr. Snow.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
I.O.O.F F..
AfOdd FeIlosos' Hall, No. sS Exchange

= AfOdd FeEtOaoS Hdtt, NO 90 ETc"oHge oHeeV'
LoDGEs-Maine, on Monday evenings; Ancient
Brothel s. on Thursday evenings; Ligonia, on Friday
evenings; Beacon, on Tuesday evenings; Ivy, d., OF
r.. second and fourth Saturday.
ENoAMPMENTs- Machigonne, first and third We'd
nesdays; Eastern Star, SECOND and tourtn Wedhes
DAYS: Portland first and third Satur. avs.
RELIEF AssOCIATIoN-Eyery third Tuesday In the
month. t.l. +.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

ExrREMr BRUTALrrY-A correspondent
from West Buxton sends us an account OF a
case of the most extreme brutality, which &C.
Cured in that town. If it was not Voucneo luz
by the selectmen of the town 1t Wouid pe III
credible. 1t seems that man, whose name 10
not given, has a wife who at times IS lusane
and who when so afflicted tears the clothes
from her body. At such times her huspahd
has been in the habit of claiming her III an
open room of the house. When the nelghoorS
enquired for her they were told that she was
not in a condition to be seen. The husband mas
had housekeeper in the house for some 'ilie
past. A day or two since he and his mousse
keeper came to this city, and during their 90
sence from home one of the neishbors called 70
see one of the sons who was unwell. AS ne
was leaving the house he heard moaning IN one
of the back rooms, and inquired the cause
None of the family answered him, and his Gu
riosity was aroused. Going out OF the mousse
he passed around to the rear and looked lnto
window to see if he could discover the cause OF
the noise The sight which met is eyes was
frightful. In one corner of the room stretched
upon a few rags was the half frozen form OF a
WOUldu. IltT DOuy Wdo poi0 VI S'oS-o
small piece of canvass which was seweu
around he hips Her feet were badly frozen
and whole body was frost bitten. The neign-
Dor hastened to one of the seectmen ana 'ne
Door creature was removed to neIghoor
house. Our correspondent says that tne Wo-
man bad probably been there all winter Inc
strangest part of the story is that the town aa-
thorities have not taken any action to nave this
man punished for such inhuman treatment.
EAST MAINE CONFERENCE SEMINARY.-Ihe
closing exercises of the winter term OF this
Seminary at Bucksport took place Monday
evening according to the following programme:
Music "Forgive and Forget. ..Chorus.
D"o'' -'0''N0 L. e. Bacon, G. G. Weld.
Original Defamation, Early Impressions,
III. III. Higgins, Ellsworth
Select Reading. Mary s. Higgins, buekspoirC'
Origination Defamation, The Bible IN our Pubnc
Schools. Nv r Alien, Baugor'
Song "Wanted, Governess' I'M. F. Brigham.
Original Defamation, The Presidents Salary,
E. C. Bennett Verona.
Recitation .......... Emma M. Foye, Wiscasset.
Original Defamation Worth of Eloquence.
w. G. Sturtevant, Bangor.
Song ga Merry WHISTLE .............. ......'..'
Original Defamation. Value of Truthfulness,
M F. Brigham, Columbia.
ESSAY. Alice B. Gardner, Bucksport.
Essay ..Alzena nj. Ramsdell, Harrington.
H. A. Wing, Malta wamkeag.
Music Farewell Chorus.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
TRMpJ,ARS OF HONOR.

At Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
81. CouNuL-Maine first and third Mondays in each
month. ..H eI a....
GTEMpLE-Forest City, No. l. every Wednesday
evening. @
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
DEpARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Feb ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship Polino, (Sr) Leach, st John, NB-pas-
sengers and mdse to John Porteous
Sch Furber, Atkins, Boston, to load ice for
Baltimore. $50
Sch Island Queen, Prout, Campobello, NIB, with
40 600 herring.
Sch Lettie $ Reed, Hodgdon, Jefery's Shoals, with
fresh cod and haddOck.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

c. W. GODDARD POSTMASTER
j. W. YORK ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
Myrick Elnerson's Estate.
FOR SALE +!

GOOD family horse. Color black. Seven years
"A old and sound, Weight one thousand pounds.
Perfectly kind and not afraid OF the cars Can be
seen az the stable of George Green 81 Pine street,
who is authorized to SELL The horse is to be sold for
no fault but the owner is proprietor OF too much
horse flesh. feblsdtf
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

From 500 a m to $50 m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
, 1875-12-20
CHURCH FESTIVAL At MORRIS.

Special C0Tfs@pondkflee OF ahd Ghaca0o 1Ttoaht'
Monn1s, ILL.,, Dec. 17.-1ha festival Aeld u
tfulls lall last evening" under tho auspices of
tho Presbyterian Church OF this city, was quite
largely attended, by tho elite Of the place. aud
was very pleasing and enjoyable AFFAIR. An e.
cgant supper was furnished, ooasiattn8 Of al tle
substantial things of life "a well as oil tho dell.
cac4es Of tho aossou. humorous delicious an1
tempting oifotings, Aaido from tho main Toast,
wore gencrouhly served By fair hauds, aceompa'
utcd with bright snai}ea.
The ladies Of tho booisty certainly daaesve
gFust credit for tile perfeot and pleasing manner
III which tic enterprise was organized aud con.
duosed, Wouan's ingenuity see.nad entirely
oxhh,,atod In preparing tho delicate vlaaas
wh'sh they 50 well knaw would caPtnte tho
modest and moro con1dlug seK, aud o1tsact fro@
their a,ooket-hoosa tho coveted sheke!s.
Tic eotost tAinueat waa . decided SUGGEST
financially. az wolf az In point ot attendaneei
a1sl. It the character Of tho asscmblago. tna
pleasant greetings. gcnial expressions o. p!essi
nre aud smiling fhces, which were psom,aa9s
features Of tile occasion, are any Indications, ~
lauHI at ouqe bo vutsd tho 4ociM eyeus ot 'as
EH8HQUx
, 1875-12-20
TWEESD'S STOLEN FORTUNE.

1t Was About Six Millions, but EHns
SNrulIk Twp.'Clirds-1so tans N7nio
NO Offor to Galnpromtso by 1ecstltu.
tiou-ConnelIy N1ude Such n Pro-
posstl, Which Charles 0'conor Iic.
Nt.s l'ors Sun, nee. ID.
A 9un reporter conyorsod yeatorlay with a
gentleman WHO 4nowa tie condition Of tho suits
against Twcod, aud who amid: "Thoro ia NJ
proposition pondns for a cpnpromiso Of tbs
Tweed, Swoony, or Connolly suits, Tto ouly
oirer OF the kind ever maIo thst msant business
was by Connolly On the night that ho WAS put in
Ludlow Htreot JAIL Connolly tbon lad million
wascl, he offered to give up II we would with
draw tho sujtB agatDst him. 1Ir. Wbnelnr u.
PockhAm was willing to accept that oifor. MIR.
Charlea O'Conor, lowevcr, opposed 1t, SAYING
that Connolly must ba punished ~ Warming 70
other public thiovos.. Since thou no practical
proposition has over boen made. II n thus that
i proposition was nlade on bpl,nlf Of Tweca thai
ho should pay ovsr q certain sum, md lilo criml-
nal ~ wsl al tle civil proceedings ho disconln~
uea mha Of could y, soS no es
should tho pooplo Obtain judgment against
him 7" tho reporter asked.
"Aoes. 1t uok all. Of his property has boon dis
posed OF under conyeyances, many Of which 70
lent. Then, again, u largo portion OF Ills real
cstntc }'ad beon bought BY him subj Get to mort
gagcs md tho mortGagoa have boon fusocosed.
Tho latter no cannot touch. OF course wo
could sol Ills right tiLo, md intosost to any Of
tho property which l,e has hold, but tho quea.
ton IL, How much wnull 1t byiuE2 think tue
people may bo able to get over St00, 0o0 out q
Iwood's property, hut the1o mover will
bo anuthor chance like that In tho caso
Of ConnpllY which was roJectel by Nr:
0'Color. Twood may havd bcon worth S0.ooo'oA
three yoan ago. He certainly Ia not worth oyei
Il, 1000, 01U now. I understood from frtond OF
his oyor year ago tAAt ho lad paid over
$3.50 900 to his lawyers. mud ho had to sacrifice
goo{l deal in getting rid Of lals propertY."
allow about hn being IN tho cty2"
''Huch report must bo marc a.,Ense. Iht
prosecution certainly kuowH nothing Of hi;
prssouoe III thin vicinity, Dor hhyo thoy heard
from him directly Or IN most remote mdtEc''
Way alnca blu eucaiao."
, 1875-12-20
IRISH HOME RULE.

LECTURE NY JOHN o'CoNNon poWxu,
Tie Hon. JOIN O'Connor Power. M. r.. loo
turea in uoo!oy's Opera-Iloeso last evoniug on
tho subject Of "1rlsh uomo 1,ule." Iie waa iu-
troduced by a1r. ". ", O'Drien In fow appro-
prnto remarks.
MIR. Power did not 10 far back Into Irlsh hIs-
tory to seek material for Ills lecture but d1ew
on the more modern phases Of English goyorl-
mont, NJ applied to Irish industries aud oom-
merco, Iio lustaucod soverat
aEyEnE LSACrMEsTs
Of tlo daye Of lteury VIII, Elizabeth, Chsrlsu
l.. ind William ILL.,, AGAINST Irish manufactures.
Ihcso ponatles hud tic effect Ut preventing tho
development of 1IiJh resourcDa, aud had ro-
dnced tho cuntry to tho lowest scale OF com.
1norciHk importance. Mr.. Power reviewed tho
!xsaago Ut tho Act Of Unlon, ln 18QD, which. ha
aaId, was admitted by all, f1oads mud foes. 10 bo
thv luoHt unjusti!ihble outrage ever porpetFatotl
upon M unfortunate peoplO. IN al,y Uass. tho
Irish Parliament that eo!d ithelf out in 1900 ltl
mot represent tho Usitlo portion OF tue Irish,
Which thou, Ra now. constituted the great mass
OF tho people of ireland. Ever since tho lhS.
sage Of tho net, whicn virtually
m,urTED OUT THE InIsH NATION,
The people hut, III one shape or another. pro-
tGHted acRnst tho hEUtal nsprpatien Of tho En-
sllbl plrliamaut. Howo ltule meant Federalism,
nilsm would Btvo Ireland representation III tho
lmperial Parilamout, al we'll ~ = local l4egiAla-
turo 10 look aftor purely Irish allairB. This Mas
oil Advantage that should mt be thought lightly
Ut, becauas, unler tho Constitution Of l713, lrq-
land Ind been naslo responsible for acta ddua Il,
thu Imperial tnsttanout, III which Blo had nu
representation whatever. AEr Tower alluded,
prlond other things to Al Act of CLa8lea l.,
mhiel, prohibited tho a1po1tatton at fst cattle
into England ftom Ireland, becanso Il would f4-
tesfora With thu interests of tho HEItsh Kra2!ets.
'Thn va, different from tue policy pu.sucd by
Euslan4 towards 1seleua daring tho fan!ua e q
lAl5. u, aud 7. whan she sigoronslY aud csaslaS
enforced tho navigation laws. laying
Az EMBARGO ON AMERICAS uoha.shlfs
which, cAu,B to feed tho starving Irish people,
uustl. by tits terrible poliey-po.!tlsAl seonun'y
thu Enslish statesmen called it-1rsland lost, by
taupe aud piAeaAe. uesElS :, o0o, gQ1 II lrr pev-
, 1875-12-20

r,,., .su. ~,.......x.,
Alehop 1anVcn'a Sayings hnd D0inBH.
lllthop Gilbert Haven delivered tho aldross on
t,,,t,noJ,,v al Altio,, ro1,,,o ni,,,., -
No'4e6''N.S Nv *A'o.oo So''oao' nt'eA6hnt oN
Thursday lsBt. In tho conHsa OF his remarks,
he. according 10 the Detroit I'o,t'. rcnort uonto
~ 80 ~ <SS e's 'seo'" oeoAo
~ 1olioN6s
bishop ltaren supported hia recent address In nos
ton, in which 10 became champion Of tho urrseut
Administration Tbs lust pFeaidoutk tnesxaQa Is ihe
sst which taa eyer Introduced m sIluaIon to Cbrs
tlantty ana tdo higher law The l.st one infro1en,
tho iii p man Ind lie thuualt ii fIrant waH Enut IN
tho Whita Uuuso auutbrr isrm he wnuli g,t Il, lin,
rrsmijou Ho wonii is tbs iast parson IL objoct =,
Grant's being nut In tha E1ecuiyc chair Tor In thrd
tins while he CONTINUED 10 hpjtl tLo shn Of Stato
sralaht on hsr ceurss In our relinor1s oni 1nnrai
moytments thcre rhoud cono IN not a Nattn"ai
CAurch But natioual confession az oleilenc in In
hiph,r law Wh1io A1nerica II Nhcrai 10 Iii nnontas
win cn,no Within her borern .ho .hnlI n,n,tip II,
nil hcr ius.Itut,oun that Chrlst Is ttn inri -
trh 1u<,,., r,r. ,.,1,t - ~, r,,. p, ~.
NV nip'on oo1'esponoa"' " tAe Detio's 4F'o-
una saJs' .....
Your reporter during tho day sought information
from thb bishop touching htA Uoatou tAiel-ternI
speech. c aaid that he ha had loo much to do will,
newspapers hmseli 10 tit to tntesyeuess; but can
givo the fnliowinu on most unloubtel authority,
coming directly fFom him;
In AA recent conversation IN tls subject tho Bahop
holds that u ds upierytsal ID It. thu Freachsrp' Asxo-
c,4ttu4 Ut lostoa d in.,urxs hls ratafka touching
tho Reconstruction OF ircstdeut Grant In TINT aiscccA
bp tOCk thp po.ton tat Urnut's reuouipaou and re-
election aru sssentia. 10 e highest good Of tho
, 1875-12-20
snow Qltn1pcsS.

poaure to HE glare Of suow hss lod to vnrtout
iavloas for ruined, lug tho dl1iculty, such ~
among Others the use Of spectsclos OF green
tinted glass, surrounded By Eaaze. I9sss
however, fail ia practice AZ the Elass pstt o. tns
spactaclos Ia lablc to become din and CLOUDY.
while tho gauxs and wlFs. by moans OF Whiclt ths
apsstacias Are fastsasd behind tho GAZE rll, ~
vi arptn climate, Ret 70 cold that to the Auntn
skin they will have tho gonsation OF being maas
London ocul,Bt hns introduced peculiar kind ot
Bpect4c!os, which havo noitAor glass nor iron ~ ~
their po,upoAtop, beiEg made Of ebontte, anu
tlod on to tho Aaal by yol'et cord. They TO-
somble 4oWewhat two hs4 MalpYs,s ,s4els aasssII
tlat the xoateF scas through slmple sllt na Ia
front Of the pupil Of tho eyei aud tbo sldos a. ="
each eye-box are perforated With minute hoes -
In order that tho wes1oz may got ride WV" "
obiActH.
, 1875-12-20

Mr.. M'Lnren, N. T., Ilaa ob1aiut q return,
Just isAllul, containing al anaIvss of u fuIlucr
ieturp, giving thu net receipts from spirits AMI
nthus sources OF ravanuo, 1t appears tint jn ths
year u,deA thu jlas VI tlazcl .ho duty TN suslta
IL England, Gl3,41G, eli; ; III Scotland, Ei,oll,-
40; mud Ia lte1aI.d. -e3,a2s.7s2. lilo wine duty
iu tho year GUIDED tho 8lst Vt Malcl, laat wus
II, ,TU9Sj6 III England, II ,49a. 13i; in beoslanl,
IlI3,55S ntd III ireland, IiGJ, ,StU.
, 1875-12-20
ELSEWHERE.

BurrALo N. Y. Dec. l3.-Tho pilgrims at Ht.
Josoph's Dltledrsl numbering lO,0to. paralcl
the streets to-day. headed hy Dislop l!yan and
Father Cronyn, editor Of tho Euttoho Emion.
this Geins tAs last day of tho plKriuN;o.
, 1875-12-20

"poter PAUL "-lt docsnt mako any differ
eneu how luurh poetry you Witt. provided you
tlusttuy 1t III fast ~ 1t IL written. Tho trouble IL
that niAuy Vorsoua who crawl up ou the buck Of
Pegasus wUula tnaAu tluitu III much progress
riding HaW.n,lek. .--DrupkFy,s -4r9ns.
, 1875-12-20

pie. Aftor goinx At Hono longsh into tho hia-
tosy nf Tim llnnlr-I.nte moyesnnnt, Mr.. Power
Ha'd that, MI FAR n. .Iin Nns cnneerno Lila pnlcy
wnH hot constitutional nEtf revolutionary tho
policy of tile lIumu- lkulo parl>,
, 1875-12-20

ut IL settled principle, your Honor" said y y
eminent lawyer ''thst cknscs always pIooasse"" "
spnnd.d tho JuuRs: .bus Ike sometimes kooHa
kcause 10 dspEiyo client Of Ha hls snaass''
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-04-08
A MAGNIFICENT OFFER.

A very liberal contract, which we
have just completed with the Weed
Sewing Machine Company, will en-
able us, we hope 70 place their cell
ebrated machine in many families
throughout the country. So fine
an opportunity to secure first-class
sewing machine seldom occurs.
May we not expect the friends of
this paper to make an earnest, uni
ted effort to extend greatly its circu-
lation and thus help to increase its
influence. We will literally re-
ward those who work for us. Read
er, can you not form a club i'm your
neighborhood and secure this sew
ing machine premium. A few hours
of well-directed effort will obtain it.
Postmasters in the smaller towns
and villages can, with a little
thought and effort, easily send us
the requisite number of names.
Has the parsonage sewing ma
chine? III not, call upon a few la
dies and gentlemen OF the congre-
CATION. Tell them your plan and
ask them to help. In the congrega-
ton 80 names can with little dill
Guilty be secured. Send us the $50
and we will forward for one year
this paper to each of the 30 subscrib-
ers, which will pay them the full
value of their subscriptions, and in
addition, we will make a present,
to any person you may designate, OF
beautiful sixty dollar Sewing
Machine. How easily club can
be formed in the Masonic or Odd
Fellows or Temperance Societies OF
in the Grange? Is there not de
pending upon your society some
poor widow to whom sewing ma
chine would be for years to come
blessings Pass the subscription
paper. fifty persons subscribing
for this journal at $3.50 each, viii
secure for themselves, without any
extra change, the paper for one yea
and most valuable present for SOM
needy family. Try it, friends
Don't wait! Begin the work u
once. Send ms word that you hay,
undertaken the formation of such
club.
Remember, the machines are war
rantcd to be perfectly new, lates
improved, and in perfect order.