davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-01-11

lowing; young gentleman who attsnds ths
austin public school had boon told that sudden
tt'ock or fright would ours she hicoough. and
the other oyauing, while Ao was studying his
tbs Behool-n,a'An on i!ls slate Ills respected
progenitor WAS seized with 4 lit Of hceoughs.
Too old gentleman was tlltol back il Ills cllir,
with lis lset resting Oh the stoye and the young
hopeful concluded to Try the cnre on h,.n. Just
breathing hic tho boy jumped up aud yelled
Fire" Tue old man WAS Just gettiug OUT
cuh-cuh, but he never got it out. lie gs4e 4
jump which tilted oyes his chair. and IN exlaav-
up aEainst tho table. upsoltiag It MD a student
lamp which stood upon it, snd his baAd landed
in tho ashes gu tho stovs-lesstL. The oa lady,
l4osripK the racket. cA1ne running in from tie
kitchen and Tipped over the old mans p1ostrato
form, knocking down = whataot with lot Of
, 1875-01-11

iIIson. He was. however, mt only all echo.
His soul oynitlhwcd with music, Ills tongue
was a neat Il! Ksacs. witt, tho originality Of
Ean!'ls. le coined p!'rasss Of wonsltoas beauty
III tic mint hf lis mind; Ito poured forth Keen
atirl1ng Hentonccs Of enduring salnc.
,,,s,i Mhen looking At rtc.uret Usually Reen Of
,esiiy rear s',clt a taco7 There il loo much Of
an Apolto aud too hltIe Of tho Jew In 1t. In
tue pctnFeR given nf both Ills mind and iIis
body, tho beauty Of Tho ureek eenIus III COM
bihed with tho depth Of tho Jewisl, ltsart
t'i'rist,anity undertook 10 bring about a
harmony of shenl md :;ra!'l'ot. tn,t
the. Church departed fron hor CLrin.
ludalhm. to ,Hayc It's pure fnit, II, tho
Que and aEl-fosing Father and .ndtvfded mail
kind. had ngain to bnlld Ci,snene wallis aruun
Hrclf But. thanked 10 tiod. the Lr,plt day In
tnvnng wien Christianity ntd 1niaisrn wllf
clasp each othos'n hands, botl, owning Jesus Nv
Their own ilerll and bono, ye. asIIring to rliIl
h'rhcr 'cala: to t:prB Of rrai,ler aud more
relfctt Then no more the troas will tm ,ho
tStnbn of lisc. hut thu trce IT E,tcl md ,t,t tho
grave will lt+ mystn,ies hlt the CONSCIOUSNESS,
* onr Immortality Mlnlq living. w:lI tn the
tAon "h1 rlodse Of our si,Rre in the Kinedofn nf
Heaven. AIueiI,
, 1875-01-11
THE VILLAGE SCANDAL,
The Exrcet1tng1y Ebtmtnmtivc F'ounuu.
ton aEp0M WHICH Ii Isesfcfi.

The Exrcedtng1y Ebtmtnmtivc Foun,su-
tton aEpoH Which 1t Rested.
70 kA' Edi'or Of TIE Chicago 7ri5unk:
ERIE, pa., Jau. G.-1iaying seen a t1ispatch In
your papor under tic date of Dec. 30, 1874,
hendei "vlllsge Scandal mud knowing AZ do
that said dispatch In \ base fabrication designed
To l"1're sfr. iusnhau,, have thought proper,
IN just1ro to Mr. Eurnham and tho community
IN Which he !ves. to ray to rot that every 6peci-
feattoh IN said dispatch ia false, and ask you to
puhI'sh tEo following statements which are ts11c:
l. 1t IL not trud that there was any euch trouble
at tho lander Hol,se in I,io, Ia.; no difficulty
ever having occurred between him and Lis vito
at that or anv Other hotel in Eric or c1sevt,era.
1leither aid Mr.. Ihrnam ever reside In the Ethte
o! HeW 1nrk in his life, or ever sWap wives or
anything OF the kind,
=, 1t ia not tr7le that Mrs E1.rnham weut Vast
!en1 ago OF 1t an' o.hor time. leaving q sIater
nt slstetH Of hers At her hourc; and, IT. fact,
ARA l!ilrnbam las no AiEtels unmarried
y. Neither is It truo that sou ol Mr. Burn
nam Or ,lrs. BurtAam erer hal intercourse viii,
suel h'stels or any other girls, At bin lousc,
lcad!ng To tile results mentioned in tho dinpatch
no abortion was procured upon tllctn. Nothing
OF the. kind ever occurred. or anything upon
which TO found any s'lch suspicious.
= an regards this transac!iun. or tho reported
anar at she lander IlonFe, there Ii not a word
q truth ~ tho asserl1nn that Eaid house Vas a
louse ol lll-fauc, iIol1se in tllB or any other
tactIon Of 'lo country being kept with more
strict rroFretr. Npithcr is It truc that any gi,l
who hsa resided ~ Mr. Bu:nbaa,'s family las
given birth to c.l4lt, OF IL ticE from that or
any other calse.
D. Neither If it trne thu: a1,s Girl has made q
comi:laht against Mr.. i,lr:.s.at1l, cilatI,i,1. him
with being the father Of rtjkl horn or in nras-
rectiyc.
The oniy thing uron which the whole story
Wan tnnndod is ILls: Under the influence or
oesfGntnc partles the Erl AEaaa Indy did
nuke 40 affidavit that Dir. Burnhan Ind co:,.
mittod adultery with her {but did not al"Eo tia.
Fho ms enceintc). aud had Sir. Burnl.atn mr.
rested but, as Boon Al lie learned Of the COM
plant. ho won't and gave bail for his appearance
y co9rt to anHwer the charge, and. On Tho even
,!:, ., OF te same day the complaint made, tho
E'fl ea1n voluntarily to Afr. Buruharn, and, in
-" trcsenet ef Several witnesses, stated that tbs
eha4aea IT" hal madn against Mr. Dlruhsm
we're all st. aid t,.ss he B1rnlam) had nerer
llad anyth'''5 II "a with her. She alst1 mado tic
sa'lln statement RI to the farisv OF tho CHARGES
tic Ae1t daE to several tcrrus,s.
Now. Nr. Editor, every tw '::.4a.jan in yf,1r
correspondent r d'sFa ut Nrs -. IA, as re-
Ea1Js Ar. hirDhatn. IL false aud fir ,,,at rearon
aa!a yo to lslil lsa the above statement, lh-
srectfuly, {, DE.,;r.
, 1875-01-11

Etats anil cbinn or1,amenta. When TINT bows
fAiher arose from the wreck and shock lie api,es
and splInsera OF giass out Of hIs htir md
clot''ss he Was cured Of tho hccoughs, but there
vas fook Of sternness in ].ia eve !: the boy says
"etern." A. he ran testify. Ho sars trishs IL !
splendid cure for the "hiccups," hut that the
:. stern F." look it occasions i8 th,ao hundred
thousand titnes worse than tho "l,icc,,pa." lis
eant Play tag now. ~ he says l1ia mother hns
foro"Itlon him. and lie tts on the edge Of lilo
fess ~ echool and lies hn his front when iu bel.
and slscnsly mrrnurs that the ,li man can h;c-
o'ln t'ts c2naarned old brad aff kcfora ha vt,l
cvor again tty to cure lnn,
, 1875-01-11

l uVEET1>ERs WHO DESlRE rO REACH CpUN-
t.s rsssfa sa, 10 " la fhs leat and cheapest psaa
taper Lists. Apply 70 A. n kELLUGti, tJackaoa. II.
~ t;,op CAsr-oFF CLOTHING; nouGilr AT
r. N f!tshe:t Hles hy JONAS 4. nKlElSMA. a37
f~nth L1ssAst oF1sts ;. mail Vfsnaptly Attended
E1,MK FAIR" THE POPULAR HUMAN HAIU
Bazaar. hss removed ta IL West MsJls,u It. and
Human hair knod. II 10 epnts IN iho dulIk. I.dIss
bring 81 your eoubtn1s; make them a tos IS csn
nee " ~
T,wO aETt Or. MINK FuKs, ASD srvEN4i.
R,ntiansnt md jaltrs. hno gold walehes tot ssIe
yefT cheap. LOAN oFFlEE. l1d south Clatkst Koutn
, 1875-01-11

Je~iHl1. - AlEHh1lhfnn atHf, WHO. III aileK0flZ,NK
tito s'cs iiturcs hlloln "f r'aRpn nj tho iIrst be-
f;Gtton "a, nf Hhd. MI ! tho rednemef Of n1Su ai
] ii Nlal"nA M tic nlnther of thn iln-
| yf;rfe. - ~ fnnl aid his school to
"fah r, Christianity, IN y Hepaarate creed,
! niId The Nav Testament. az distinguishing
iirelf from tho old covenant owes lin origin.
l:Y shtno illen a. their very nntset hohtiIo tu-
war.Is TIN .lcsItll i"'isio, tile Hsorios about
Iss,ia seEo l''mc'! tlo'n tn tho Church. tainted
W.. Wa.h Ill., s'os!sy Anu lsrf'nrd ~ halted aeairss
! tin .ic"H. an!lflEA anl rrppllEcles concerning
10 lc'lrlc. TIC Law, End tho IowEBh people
we're lHt ~ l'sn mpnt'', ~ contradiction 10 all
| linz !" oller"ise ROTATED ~ ilim, To correspond
Tllll WI t'fno a'Ns With 'iewa i4r alieuatcd from
LIZ o"i';
| :, la,is'Mln s 'hc,', a. tl'o dtecoF1ent doapei
f,' ,;';.'t 49,, H. Ix ~, "'sr w. ar'tte ~ ine
-" !i..n,.t 4,. iiG, tl9 1iS' ~. ns sohh!uol "lht
-, ,n,s ,''.. nl'a a.son'li7ncn ~ calaety
,not aie"'i' n,, H. PoLi1Ir oi nlecfH; AMI !"
.,' o"u""t' f n.tu l" WIN. li'a "to "nn pet
,a. ,ra'u' ~. ;,'t '"e i3.'hi5.s ~ VIZ u.'ora!.
eaHt"s sf;', l,'o M Hnrn tho Jc"fsn renrln we're
, w., lc IT, ""li 'o' t!E 'aptlhl'
amro su n."I1 I ei uI a9 ,oat oo,
of tlfn y humble" "tlte plot,r" ''tl,o virt"s.'
ns n'f s,,p l' shu ~ a. 'h"Y
hay nehs r. n1 n ~ M ofaor u ascolies
rn,, s,e,nt., ..itt, ~ H.. a
yau;;nai im fu,ms' eLoorina for t"ir ma n,axim.
3.'aho ~ s'.u ny ~, " s, ano .n' n'kuu ~
u!uu! ~ p9at uy o.y :nu ~. I - "o aeasty
.,ata -, ~ 'un1, osa.s
~ III, u .ssicn,. y. tIn x,tca ~
te SUI, n sags,I Ia '% ev ''es ro,,s o1 nonoyo,
.uro m ot I and ayo marr,aro, wt,la ot;,o,s syo,
al u'ttn ny g "u,o ~ 1'.h , 1fo,
lo'ta'"e' o', ous',. "@'r s.4Io Ao, ~.
WIG. ahu mgl1"e .arn mno'en .,in s,osn Icy
natnou tne,6et,sn lia @ o'ois "gInas Iams peioio
Ha3hE tleii pA,oia. n'a ue'useo ..Gis
tine 10 ,,r coa.e,,'pis," t;a to r, na siudy
~ sc. loi .a ~. .u =. .,,,,,ss n1f
wo;' .ns, 1s el " pdoumss
tnos nel!svea IN m'ea,',s a" % In.o'lSssI @ tne'n
~ eyi' sts' ] r ,u th"y tr,nan LII 0ou ~, u ui,, ao
ooka moss 1Isn t, 'y tsru , pasS W s
ao'oh'on, a'lu t'1G!r lHasole "e!o Ieshsaea ~
mr6t effective Iiaa. aecssting 10 oos9p!r's a1.
tho laim,it'. ~ .,nioa ~ dlousmt, 9 om1aa' i te
noble maItfr pfaYeo 70 uoo ior fa.ia' a'a u s,ll.
II Gaze ol hleHitges WY "ete .ho i,onsal Physi
c'a1,s. heallht' iho fi!1an anu otlGr tIoLh9is
III israel, not WIN sGleot't'c tciieu'es, oht ny
sympathetic enres. IN 'cfuhaiem ,. and tther
cities nero utu9npteu,y nfea .tt Inyfls'ans aia
schooieu u hosaaaus'a "saer ,t w., .nu easn ~ tne
disciples Of Hlppocrates put they were looked ut
with nv much dlstrass py tl.o FOX! Ysl,age peorlo
dwelling afoug tho thores o1 tlo yofasn n ~ thcse
bY tho DGQpjG I'll RutnIB0.
, 1875-01-11

King :Alrhoneo shond proceed to Kherate Ina
cnuslp. Frlnre Irr1ii;s, Nlio IN III French ja,l
Tor tr=iu; to hHinic bon Carlos on to lie
throne. Int Perhaps lie thinks Iii. American
cousin Eoor relation, fit nnly for treasn:i,A
strataEc1ns aud spo,is Princess Perkins il A
nieei. pI isabel.a.
, 1875-01-11
BUSINESS CHANGES,

A PERSON WITH FAIR BUSINESS 4UALii1tA-
tiuna aud Qa1d addrssa, who contru! $.s
afeH wr"ks sar have situation, psEai4ent and
p'easAnf ~ rAshifr Of ths b1.frsst ta1Ary with
p!.y. Address luAlSEh5. u u. Ho1 .a. t'c.sp iii.
A FEW HusnRKn DOLLARS BUYS 4 HALF
~ iterca 10 cash Lusin ess Ia3 Ing than enough
u aaIlore two fasics. IT fanft tlark Nonl
THE ADVERTISER NF'FKHs nus HALF INTER-
,h,,,s f.. ~ % m ,r w. pulaL haf,s r. sfFn aHt
csa ~ shown 10 hs about sa.Iea Nu..ls ivr aGlling
rate chAuoa. FoI Particulars addleAs U IT, trbune
, 1875-01-11
THE Is'EiI IS'TfIT'IJ.

NA' ID 1tsIi1.
| ncc,,,ror n,.,~,,, - t,x., , -
Tue t l;'aspenaens o1ler Of bna' nrish 'son'
to the Order Of oaa.reowy IT. IL ths siusa 1no,t
prosperous and influential JemiH!t organization
uent Isrnc1iteu syo co,,,od smcn,. ~ 1..ahos pe
T,.a.<, a.u eoa''s'' aulonR 'ts 'hemoeta'
United States whcro isruchtcs reside.
and a. nroso,4 ~. 49,. ,s: -.
".a "' p'esehs tue Vsher confl.a
ol aeseh Nfsr'ct Gsard LolEes, which
are under The jurisdiction Of tile Grand Lodge of
the United statea. These District Grand Lodg.e
arc composcd of 211 1nca1 ln1.oa viii, a M,
mcnharat;r ~ 70 nm ~, ,la IT, ILL., s,s'
~ ''ooo' Blum tie oeheFoeht
characsef OF tic organization it will only De
necessary to stAte TINT, during the last year,
al47, ,0a0 las been nail ont a. relief In r;f,ous
/ and 0sphaus DeslhAs This fhn ttrt1rr snc1ro
,,,is1,oa n ora,+ aas, ~ ,,,,a ~ ,t.,,z;,.ss.
l % 'sAeAN "s@t ~ Eooo' ~ ka4tieta iHe needy
Contributes 10 TIE EDUCATION OF tbs fDiltlE, and
""rfo " W. .Aocs eAee'iso' otpoah aesIutns' a.
Nlcfo4n1hA Abu -NG" 1LIK, where LuG GrplA1a OF
members nre we'll cared for Tic local Indona
in tt,e Hthtrt Of f,Eunir Wjprnnsin N;,l,;rn,,
Iowa, Minnesota. and Nelra.t. cnt,e,;t.,+n IT,,
trict Grand LoJre No, Il. ''''-
Tie nunual convention Of thin Grand 1,41.e
vas held ut Covenant l{n,i ct ncr ~ rasa ~
1.atalle strerts, Yesterday. Mr. Adorl' Soss.
tho President Ut This GRAND Lodge in the ci,ulr
Tho Convention upcned IN scrIet aeesion f''r
the purpose OF cuuterruy degrees on p,st .f,res.
lde,lts.
TIE FIRST nvt;utan DcHyEss
the Minutes Of the 1ast reae;on hv ttn f;Ean1
secretary. AIr rlulin sten rhe i;crnrs c,,n.
mjttee Submitted IL 1ruort. wbcL rcron,mc,.I,
AZ, ametJncnt ~ rha Ix".o"s ia iaa',ao
sGo,|d be established in puch nlnses % nn,x . w,,sro
tho poruIatiou warrants ttro,yth md Y,rn.,,e;tv
from e,,dowmentf. 1t al.o atatcs ,liat 10 ,1c,y
lo'ges have heen established cduriEs .Io past
year. The Order uo" coEEists OF etytn District
tira,nl Lodges. 4Sl local l,dgcs a1li ,,.c,:-
GerRHD Df i3t}0n with tf,tnl car:fn1 ~ .ho,t
, 1875-01-11
CITY REAL ESTATE.

EITg REAL ESTATE.
EWH SALE tx WILLARD A SMITH. nouM IL
. A1ue. An Etirs~A isullI1ux. "
M 1st l.Niiana- ",
No. La lrusis.a,,
No. l.iT rraiit AZ.
No. 1jA, !nui51s-ay,
No. 11rI Nitl4Aa-ay.
No. Cd Hast Huutn1.st.
NJ. ~ Saa' h FArk.uf,
NJ. ~ PJrtlsn3-Ay.
40, !l1 South Jett .rxou-Bt+
No. lfJ N1uth Parkas,
No. II Nntth Shct1uiist.
Nm, ~ HAtnllttn.ar.
tSos - ASL ~ htnth Clatk-et,
af'o uninlEore property IN Wabash AMI Prefrr.ass.
1fuA SALE -ST0KF AND DWELLING On MOUTH
II Washington 1t.
H'un SALE-NRlcK KEsiDESCEs uN WEST
- Alsus, Mbnros and Aifrieeh-at4.. and on Atchi.
eao hna tesaan ats, very cheap. Apply to T.. II.
thsTLE d HtS, " C1Atkst,. iuu.n !,
bon E-lNs laDtANA-Ay.. TWtl-Sr,lEY
u !" Ii. s1ry. IuhS u. ASBuHkE. l4s Lssslis.aE'
f,'uK SALE 4aXso FEET On HDRTlIEAKT Mt CORNER
enrb4Itnst-. kutn +, -
, 1875-01-11
TO EXCHANGE.

no fxciIANuE--A 4 spGkSpln FARM Of ~
l AsSa h tit4en Lst9 G.'usty. Wis, srlI tmpsursd,
- mtas fr,sa L'ea, .iIla9s ,se *sttl. sslsa rosi
tr4ds. i. G.6E1TOh. n Munros.st-
, 1875-01-11
TO RENT-HOuSE9,

AMI looma each; ~ rnpdern mpIotene's and con:
Os4gysts" West Hide Apply Ut at3 We.t Fulton-st..
nsSr Hs.tBru.Avs
fHU RENT -aJG--uETAt;US STONE FRONT TWO
stdry and aaHncnt Enuer 32 lAngley.Ry. Key At No.
g. &. +. WORK i u, l,1 f-aAxlp.i.
, 1875-01-11

E>uR SALE-vERY CtiEAp-NKW AM, rlSK
fnFF. arlrndld f'rlrl;rip. n,iuk tlutT With bon
S"..h FL prss H.: ha1.o'ns - miuk f"c Wi
Nv: frsheh se4l. 4nx+ or ni.rten rnuh and ba, fiji;
tseueh sEntus chil4scn's nnn and boa. ~ genuine
.tan seal only w.. wsn.atcd nev sn1 perfect
ttiVAfa rest5enes tb AtctlEanaE, North txsunlb.Bt
f1ON SALE = tINTERES FUH 4 FIRsr-cLHSS
T. fsstAnIs1t Tor sale oIeap: will eAchanRo, D.
COLE t son. IL ~sst Madison st.
TOR SALE a LARHE LOT or STAPLE HARD.
u MArr fraM key,rsl hsnkruJt enncerps, Grraf lar.
Rans offered A. ". WHEELER. Ia l4ke.st.. up.stsira
FuK AALE- OAKlEY's rorKNoAt;T ExTKif.
r. 1n a1 + s'sfs az stf ,ston
Ilon sALE.-oR EAcHAN,lE-fHioM i,N To m,
J.. Acres q PING rt14t and !AnaTack !inhoE on lho
Clark .st,, Hp,pa !. " - 1900
, 1875-01-11

1olAk1s AND ORGANS TO AExT, TILL RNAT-
J. Muhry Fays foE tAe!n. WM. u. PItUSSER Co,
"a RtA;s s.s4, bsst Van RoFc1.
ITO RlNf-AhD FOR sAt.E-hEW AND EEta3Sp.
! hand {.xnos aud organs Renting aiecaalty. WM.
x. EROSSEN EIl1 ~ h!Ats..t.. heaE vAi luren,
, 1875-01-11
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

LfuR sALts-slee Will KtJY \ ttYT ar ,,.rr .c1;
,I,oL tL1tise: ts: NJ dV"n sad q month until paid
ets ms1ics ihH 'Ki@N. ii I.s.os noen e5
For sALE = At EVANSTON - CHOICE AND
.,ts1 esa aE S,, At fssSt n b sold or
E1uit sALE--n,,Urn Ey;LEwoop ~ AIRES
oetntt hf Ashland and kghty-hfth.st linz jocs.
=. DSlHltSF, ~ l.AH.!Ic-s.
, 1875-01-11
SEWING MACHINES.

stStifH SEwtNti- Nti-MAchlNk-pH1SclPAL or.
ntS III Mac,lsu4 eull nIup thy pAt,utnist
IL per r1nt ,sr4sant ttT cash
SiNukn uEfluE Or 4: =. MEttiIEKr. Guy
- Af'Al. IL sualn ltats;sd.t. Mic4tA4s sad
TWO FaMll.E LATE lMPRnvEp. oNK ;IXlii Il.
! a,4i ~; tiY,..s ttah tI4v4Inr4 Ut Eajt =. :.
L4Au cu.Ss IL >uutI Cisl ,4s., u -kl41f..
, 1875-01-11

19AhrNER WAETKn-WlTH ea.uV II. $t0.hW
e.,sd IL IL .ssS s Z chi..sa Thu b:
succeusu and tn she ffht psrty Will be show
ny ha lucbt!1ns4a Of l4u huuss will uut
amount to IL. 0ev. Address Il II U H. Trtb1nu olfea
, 1875-01-11

=. s-~-~-~--~%~~~e>
}lOARn-N EESTEEL PRIVATE FAMILY On
SoFth side tne .clf and wife. bolh yuunx. rsptcr
p1a fltAss klye sr1ns etc. Can't pay very high pco.
Addres. X q. Trtbane ntfce.
I2OARn- by Il Lady AND CHILD IN 4 FIiIVATIi
AInertcan family whuIs thsEe uther hnA1dan,
tihes III thb Nest or south Side. AdIrcss H. Tibnn0
afir
, 1875-01-11
TO RENT--ROOMS.

TO RENT--ROOMS.
TT'u KEST- PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE A WARM
i fuotu well tHrnlsIrl. fnr Qouti1mcn, II
Snuth tkrlrutcr-st., nraT Washington,
tro EENr-CHEAP--i.All FuRNiSIIED ROOMS,
At1 ssnrts aud gI@ ia respEGtAlb paEttAs Unly In
qnrs OF =. F. RYAN, mi Vest Madtaar-at.
vttt NHSr- SIN EGnMY PANTRY, GLOsETS. AND
Masr: sls s,e5 s:sn!h: u Aberdsanss:
, 1875-01-11
SITUATIONS wANrED--FEmn1r

Srn1nstrcsscs.
'nnMhhItJN nahat H. MASTEn = ny A 1yELtrRECDN.
O. ] n. work: nd rllIing IN light h,tsWotk IN w
Wst X tssnT'can family Ar[5 srcaa il H. 1t
, 1875-01-11

WANTED TO .sEST.-A FHHS1SMED llDgh1
~ nf frH 10 to ID 1rcand within mile Of tk
La,st. Hoa.o, A.llrass Ilss. i. j. IVES, TribuD
, 1875-01-11

I FE+R ITgST FIR 4EETY
Il IN thIcag, Ethl astnto. WALTER BUTLER III
ITA-aisl.Ft., fto0Iu g. -
ASfED-HY A4.AwYER OF YEA RS ACTivn
FFartsH. m! SPRINT exclusively Ia canr nreyancna
and ts e1arhA'thh nj tk County rGa 4t1.s 10
ht'1nttn II t' iF4s u mtraets, eaEaRcfncut witf
sIu or tnrra LataE i-tnntf. res ast41a buyers. u
o. tTl1 :. anrin .!d 1nsr xat'inatao aoas nf title for W
fattoEy. Address y, Tribune once. =.
GIflN f}1u III PURCHASE suOKT-TLMI
'tiNnsusfn c'fnsnctcal 1nt n,ortR.xe paper; cay
make lAM Inan+ m r4tLl Usth:o+ IEGESE G. LONG
b!iI.. r East Ma'htuStnn IT.
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A NOBLE wlFE.

During the troubles il Poland which
followed the revolution of Thaddeua
Kosciusko, many Of the trpest and
best Of the sons Of that i'll tated coun-
try were forced 10 flee for their lives,
forsaking home and friends. OF those
who had been most eager for the lib.
erty Of Poland, and most bitter in
the enmity against Russia and Prussia
was Michael Sobieski, whose ancestor
had been king a hundred and fifty
years before
Sobieski had tlree sons in the pa
triot ranks, aud father and sons had
been Of those who had persisted in
what the Russians had been pleased
to term rebellion, and a price had
been set upon their heads.
The Archduke Constantine was
eager to apprehend Michael Sobieaki
and learned that the wifo of the
Polish hero was at home in Crncow
and he waited upon herr
Madame no said, Ispeaking po-
litely, for the lady was beautiful and
qucenly. II think you know wher,
your husband and sons are hiding2r
II know, sir.@
IF you tell me whore your hus
band is your sons shall be pardoned,
"And shall | DO saie?'' afls
Eyes, madame, / swear ii, Tel
me whore your husband is concealed
and both youand your sons shalt b
safe and unharlned." .
"Then, sira answered the nobl
woman, rising with a dignity sublime
and laying her hand npon her bosom
"he lies concealed herein the hear
Of his wiis--and You viii have I
tear this heart out 10 find him.
TYrant as lie was, tho Archduk
admired the answer, and the spiri
which had inspired Il, and doemin
tho good will Of suchA woman wort
securing, he forthwith published
full pardon Of the fatherland the som
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A GREcIAN LEGEND.


When Bacchus was a boy he jour
neyed through Hellas to 60 to Naxia,
and, as the way was very long, he
grew tired and sat down upon a stone
to rest. As he sat there with his
eyes upon the ground he saw a little
plant spring up between his feet, and
was so much pleased with il that he
determined to take it with him and
plant il ii Naxia. He took itup and
carried IL away with him; but, as the
sun was very hot, he feared II might
wither before he reached his destina-
ton. He found birds skeleton,
into which ho thrust IL, and went on.
But in his hand tho plant sprouted
SO fast that il started out Of tho bones
above and below. This gave him
fresh fear of It whitening, and he cast
about for remedy. He found a
lions bono, which was thicker than
the birds skeleton, and stuck the
skeleton with the plant in il into the
bone Of tho lion Ere long, how
ever, the plant grew out Of the lions
bone likewise. Then he found the
bone Of an ass, larger still than that
OF the lion; so he put II into tho ass
bone, and thus he made his way to
Naxia. When about 10 set the plant
he found that the roots had twined
themselves around the birds skole-
ton and the lions and the ass bone;
and as he could not take il out with
out damaging the roots, he planted
1t az ii was, and il came up speedily
and bore, to his great joy, the most
delicious grapes, from which he made
the first vine, and gave it 10 men TO
drink. But behold miracle | When
men first drank Of il they sang like
birds; next, after drinking o little
more, they became vigorous and gal
liant like lions; but when they drank
moro still they began to behave like
asses.
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kinds Of produce raised now, and
all that may hereafter be introduced
into this extraordinarily rich and fer
tile district, will be shipped through
to a place on the river where boats
can reach it the year round. And
this is not all by perhaps half. 1t
has the effect to open up one Of the
finest numbering districts on the Pa
cifc Coast. It has already been
demonstrated thai both cedar and fir
timber Of the finest quality can be
brought from the inexhaustible for
ests on the Mckenzie River. From
this source alone there might be as
many twenties put into circulation as
from all the grain grown in the same
district. If the people Of Albany
wish to know whether / have stated
facts or not, send some Of your prac-
tical, common sense men and make
q thorough examination for your
selves. r. B. COCHRAN.
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LETTER FRonr MARX TWAIN.


Mr.. Samuel L. Clemens has con-
sented to lecture in Hartford for the
benefit of the poor Following is
his letter.
HARTFoRp, Feb. 20.-GENrLEMEN-
/ accede TO your request with pleas
ure Many months ago I porma
nently quilted the lecture field, and
/ said ! would not appear upon q
platform unless driven there by o
lack Of bread. BY tho spirit of that
remark / am debarred from deliver
ing this proposed lecture, and so I
fall back upon the letter of it and
emerge upon the platform for the last
and final time because am confront
ed by lack of bread among Father
Hawley's flock. Most people lie by
the spirit and the letter too, but /
am not one Of that kind, for ] have
been very carefully brought up. |
wish to impose upon you the condi-
ton that tho expenses of this enter
prise shall be paid out Of four or five
private pockets (mine to be one Of
them,) to the end that all Of the
money that comes in at the door shall
go to Father Hawley's needy ones
unimpaired by taxes on its journey
/ am GLAD to know that you are going
to put the tickets at 81; for what We
are after now is money for people
who stand sorely in need Of bread
and meat, and SO the object justifei
the price. As this will probably be
the last time ! shall ever have the
opportunity Of hearing sound wisdom
and pure truth delivered from Tho
platform, / wish to buy q ticket tc
this lecture, and / herewith send
money for the purchase. lam aware
that / could get in for nothing, anC
still be acting q measure honorably
but when / run my lecture over il
my mind and realize what very
bonanza Of priceless information it is
/ find / cannot conscientiously nc
cept Of free pass.
Respectfully,
MARX TwAIN.