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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

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vgSoilenfreunb" leincn Siucitcn Sabrgang, I'M
in ber n06ltcn Mod)c Den brittcn su beginAcn.
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poilcnoe uno ,ntcrcilantc llntcrDoltung CT
friidt. Die Grcignllc Der 3cit bcbonocln
mir chen follS III tur5cr unb blnbi9er @cilc
uno mir iu9en o0es 9iclcS III cincn fleiucn
Moum sui Iommen gu brdngcn, bamit ipir baS
Blat biuig ben slbonnenten ilberlaiIcn fDnncn.
'gs 1T oer v@ail lcnfreuno" bas bi1i9ite fatDoli'
ld)e Mod)enblatt iin 2anbe unO baDer bor=
3ugsueile oaS @latt BET arbeitcnoen uno pcz
niger ben,ttclten &lof1e. GucDen mir 10 burA
ben Sulalt uno bic @crbreitung be5 vgSaiiens
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lid)t mod uid)t crrei1t. 9icies aon;c Matt
nit lommt ber Grucferei fat oct @cra1,s9cber
ormen pcrlallcnen &naben 9cld)cntt, uno cs
miro ieocr Gent, bcr al oem @latte berbicnt
miro, fit bas TomeroD @oiienbauS peripenbet.
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nid)t Den 9eriAgitcn irbildcu 2obu, ionoern CT
fat nod ole feline ei9enen Yruatmittcln Den
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unierc @iibe nidt bcrgebli9 mar, inoem hcim
8c9inne ocS oritten Sabr9on9s oas 10 notb=
tuenbigc &aiien6aus croHnct mcrocn io!l. SSir
luiiniden, oab ale unlere 2cicr oas bis9cr &C.
;eistc Sntcreiic fit oaS Yomcrop @aiienbous
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lidcn Sdiuicrigteitcn berbunoen lit. S6on
bic Se9riinouns eincS Wlattes ollcin lit Gin &C.
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aclinat. S(un abcr lit es bos @lott nid)t az
lcin, ionncrn ou1 nod bos gSaiicnDous, oaS
unS init Soraen criUllt. sllle oicie Gait nno
Wfilbe ruDt bis jebt ouf Den Sdlultern oc5
4eraus9cbcrS allein, ocr aupcrocn nod cine
9robe speiiprodise @cmenoe iu poitorircn
bat @unoertc bon bur1pa6ten N1@ten no.
rem notbmcnbig, um bicje Yrbcitslait gu beludl>
ti9en uno Die Sod)e biz sum- 9e9cnm1rtiaeu
3icle 81 foroern. 9Sir aber babcn uno Dottcn
itetS nur bic G9rc @ottcs, bos 9ci( ber Seclcn
uno bic susbrcituns uniercr bciligcn &eli9ion
i'm slu9e unb Daben babcr ollc bielc slrbet germ
gctban. gSir bitten nun unlerc 2eier, uns
audi feruer III bcn, 9utcn SScrte 3u unteritiikcn.
9os 9eidiebt, pcnx ale uniere 2cer unS treu
bleibcn, ben eerinsen Treis fiir ben v@oiicn@
freilno" piinttlid besaDcn uno ul,S unter n0>
Deren uno entferntcrcn 8cfonnten uno Scr
iuanoten ncue 2cier getpinncl,. 9oun bitten
mir aud ieben unlercr 2cicr fir ben s(nfan9
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Trpmme @nbcu

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fir bos &omcroD sSo ilcnbaus.
l49. s(uS Yomerob $l.oo
, $50. alein &; gSoooruff identtcn
100 8uibel Goblcu
Isl. @ittiuc 8ortmcbcr $500
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l53. gus @omerob 1885
1874. Son Sbracule, q. 3. O.5O
1876. S. 81. s. Cincinnati 500
1856. Soicpb Sfrous LOO
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bii@ silber, = 9ollor @ilbcr
uno $O.45
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100. s. 8ou9ous 100
l6l. ct. 6. &omcrpp 1000
16o. Mattb. Nfcber 100
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@latt fit 10 Sabre.
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terc @oben iiir bic arn,cn 9Soicn pcrbcn CT
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Den niOltcn Sogcn aus9cfii1rt une in bcr io(>
9enoen Summer an9c;ei9t.
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id)ricben: 9crr @oitmeiltcr! bcr Stamp lpolltc
nidt flcbcn, ba babe id iDu scrrillcn, furbern
Sic tciu @clb fit hcn 8ricf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

Sn Dem nabe bel YomcroD gelc9cnen
Miooleport las am Sonntas Dor ad)t 2asen
bic Grou eiucs 8optii itenprcoigcrS Der @cmcinoc
itntt i1res ManncS bic Yreoigt bor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

a. GinSaus NIT Febcn our@einanoer<
aufcuocu 3immern gu uer,niet1cn unb bat oas
@ous bon Wlorgens bis sl6enbs bic Mittags'
Tonne.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

Dsag@ ollie Sriefe, 8eiteuun9en, Mnfrogcn, Gore
'ponbenscn, @eloienhungcn &C. abrei1ire man an
Rep. So(ep9 Setting, 2omerop, Metss 60. 9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

Oas YomcroD @oilenbaus itebt nidt
MIR bilolib, ionoern budtab(id unter ocm
Sd)utten Der @irdc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

Die 3eituneen beridteu, oap 8 D0llins
tat9olii4en sstte, Ssien Sie S@'oinoel oerla9hen
iber 9olingcr. 9ieier ielbit aber lit Bis jebt
nod nidt luicber 5ur tatboliiden STRIDE 5uriid
gsfebrt, mir lpollsn aber boffen, oab bet aIte
@{anu. otr ben giut9 9aas! iene: eanSes Ssr< s:
oer ct Sisnte, )" erpeben u1o cine nt@e sstte
,ueres, II i@ eer bon Soft oeietten sluteritat
Sdmo@, bic ct ielblt auf ii9 sclaoen, burd
cine ebrenuollc 9}iidtebr picoer obsulpaidcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

- @ir frcuen inns INNER, penn uniere &c.
icr uns feibis slufragen icnhen unb mir 70 nit
oenielbcn in re9en 8erfebr bleiben gSir BE-
antuorten ollc s(nfro9eu enttueocr 1T bet
vNu8tunft" obcr bricflid) Sober m0ge buber
uuS MIR s(nfragen ieber Nrt icnoen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

Mabre Morte. ~Gs berfe1t iid)
gang bon ielbit, bab bel u0Qiscr @iniefeit in
8ctrcf bes @laubcns unb bet 2cbre ,tnierer
STRIDE bic &cbactcure berl@ieocner totboliider
Bldtter iibcr anoeriueiti9e 0inee bcri1ieoene
s(nii1tcu, @el6madSridtungcn lnb 9lei9ungen
babcn; ia, oieiclbcn erleioeu io9ar bel einer
uno ocrielbcn @erion ST beridieoeucn 3eiten
9eiuillc @(ooi fcationen. gSir inb fcrner ale
irrtbumsf6bi9c Meni@en uno ielbit bet bette
Goitor fann in eiu;elsn Gallen Geb(er begeDen
uno es gercidt cinem ioldem burdauS nid)t
SUIT SG0uSe, >penn CT oies often ein9eitebt."
(@obr1citsf freuno)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

s(uf mcbrfadc Nufrosen benertcn ipir, oab
mir na6 turser 3eit audi oaS id0nc nnb iutez
rei1ante S@aGipicl in unierm Blattc beban>
oeu ucroc,,. 98cr boS Spiel nod nid)t bcr<
itcDt, Dem tucrbcn mir eS lebren. gSir iulo int
A1cr bcrcit, olleu @iuiden unierer 2cier ent'
ocQcn III fon,mcu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

- Ser raatboliiden &oltsseituna" bon
Baltimore lujinidcn wir Slid gum 8cginne
ibrcS 16. SoJrgonacs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

-Gs lit gang bcrseblidc Miibe, unS Brieie
obne Nomcnsunteri@rift gu ienoen uno bein,
Sdrcibcn nod bic 9onoidrift su pcritellen.
9Sir neDmcn bon lol9en 8rief fen ourdaus feinc
Sloti;. gScr unS cttuos 5u io9cn bat, bcr 1cbe
9etroit feinen Namen oarunter, mir publiciren
fciucn 9(amcu unb fcin Sdreibeu obne bic aus
briidlide oocr itilli6peiaenbe 3uiti,nmung oes
@crfaller5. - Sur 2lnfrasen, bic mir untcr
usluSfi,nft" bcontiuortcn tonnen, mogen aud
obne NamcuSuntcrldrift cingelanot iperoen.
, 1875-11-13
NEW YORK.
Efforts to Conceal Certain Testf-
In0ny III the Clews s. Co.
Bankruptcy Case.
Ths Story Of an Upright Judge and
His Downright Injustice To.
ward His Wife.

D.s"o'eH ~ ne ~"'eo3e 1F'9uh*'
,.., r. ,ock' NOV 41'-lne q 1atntnat'on OF BON
ths bankrupt firm Of Henry C!ovs K TO. vRs
closed to.asy. and tho ,r.,'t.o. ,,.,.,,ssa a..
f,epistar IN i,.nLru,,a,, r'"''e"'" ~" 'a0
t,n,, H. ..es.. 4" eap"nse tae eh'"
find M h. J ,st,sr. nj d'soser h.d not boen aoie to
Washington, and The lawyers Gu both sidce d.
Glued to pu, 10 evidence ie,tc,s s,n.o,a.a 49,
duced and m.rknd IN, r,.,n,n.,,s "es'so'o'e p'o-
hn n,o,, IL. IT, ~. ''h sH ~ sne titoe
10 H'eu n's c'@'al' olf' eneeFes stated that he
lad humorous lctteFB and documents shaving
coucluslrelJ that 10 had Iabotrd fa.,,.u1,v
ia Mr. C,nra. 1uterest .rd h.,, ""y
the .nno,,trn.n, ~ 49,. 1'kSa
.no n. eppo'1Ha'sn' Q! e'e"s 20, "a
fiscal aeents Of tho United States On cahnc. Of.
hcefA and members Of Congress. f1is failure 10
procurs the letters and documents guye r,Ho Ia.
day 10 1umors tLst CheoYe, hat con..o,sd
that ha claim s,,on,d ha exo,nao. s.or, .,e
ora IN ordcf tlas the number Of prominent pub.
lie znen mentioned in the letters might not Lc
disclosed, Tie truth A. In thn,a r,or,os ro,,t
not be ..cr,t.;ned sho,d ,ha o,.,,,, 49,. ~.
wtthar,xn -, oo-,,,.,.a,a.. u- Nv oe
,,"aa III ~ soo 1ouisea od tao n,ot1oo 10 e1-
f!E.,. ~. .a!' 10 a.ha usssu ou !he z'1 lnh.
s,.1t. ~ otus! ptou"co ~ eom1tg 10 fapldl7.
n,nno. - n'ni "Ha,n lures Gay 9ays hss made nd'
,n,s ~, ~. ~ 1tu''t W Foog'o wv OH psodtes
4'n Thor. W Gle ~ way .soI - - 1.e hoaooa.o
anete ~ eood acal o! gossip and speculation
.he hemoela OF the Bench and The
- ~. " 1ae ions absence from tue Hench
rdo. Sh.n1.a G,n.xu5Hea menoee OF me judiciary.
rata sna!os n IL. .ah bfunt, OF the Court or
~ 1sr,n, 'wan, 80 y. sue c9untx. ~ u not tue
I,o,,1.a ~, ~ .ha,'a os aso ksIioo 'los'ef And
tsa.a a' ~ ~ @DIuSto!e VI lhariey iose. cut his
~ ti,c iuo tuase Was ~ MS brothers hoase
tao Suu sc,,,nhSa, nEni +, .no h!auEhseF of tie
= n,,t],or rnut''0, u, 10 ,sauee :, "34 onco
T. ps pa,'neI .! e1-uov. John L. Hoasnsn
~ I1bo ~ , i,o mes aIpo'ntea tor lons TINS
,,ri,nt,, 'uGse uois:iio fetat.ohs hAVo been
ths hft,n,,, - t,a ,,.,. u temper ~A5 At
~ "Unan; h eAcspt tnat G1e |as uHcartan
t;roud au a&n nata ~, " pi1ese his notno &nd his
tr.nt;",s "at" aus a''saG'e. aoa no 1!ind It
- ,ro1 niSS"nefe' le we grew colder and
i,ndarat.n a Aou III nome. fInal!y an
1,o.h '.E s"o ie@e"eu between them.
i,s 'n III, eoosenaea ,'.;s "a separation. Sue
r. Us j; nas'ee nno pefsuasiou. applied
i'm rnn ulSor.s.. d..o 10 'nsefposea no objec-
iaws ~ ~ ststa u!soeo ~ "ah sfatteu under the
~ .,,a ~ .s.c. "! cou1se no could not mar
:, ahaln, ous Heo are creatures OF passion AUD
, 1875-11-13

rha o!fcial CANVASS Of thu vote In Maryland
.,s CARROLL. Democratic candidate for Gov
.nor. 12.s21 majority. Thls includes tho voto
:, baltimore, which whs swe1led for the Dem
s.,,stc ,,ckes, by repeating. 10 thn amount Of
bout 10000 votes; 40 that 1t In altogether prob
,bls that, on an m honest voto, HAnn'a' tho Ito"
iorm candidate, would hara beon elected by
t,taut 5000 majority. Tho total vote of tho
M,,a It ths lats election. WAS 15s,127; In 1874.
= ves bus 100, 1856; aud, In 1873, 1s9,a1s. Not
rths.andlng the rcpest.ng md frauds in Balsi-
,ors, tho Democratic majority Is 1876 loss tlltn
n 1874, aud 7,1G2 leen than in 1873. In tho
f49tsjsture, tho Democratic majority Ia 1oducod
tou 81 to 80 In tic uouso, and from 20 TO II III
he Senate.
, 1875-11-13
OBITUARY.


lHAAC 4. TIEE.
fhs telegraph day or two since announced
ns death Of ISAAC p. T1cE in New York, m in
'sntl1e genius well known throughout the whole
puutry. Ho waa born In Now Hampshire forty-two
5eiuaeo, and in carly life carpenter by trado
IL Obtained hia first patout In 1851, for = wood.
n1iogor molding machine. Soon aftor the War
broke cut heinscntcd mnchina for cutting paper
bbo manufactured into twino. In 1867 no OBJ
hnsd patent for toy bal-player, and IN 1868
for now atylo Of windmill. In 1874 be pat
sused an electro-magnet, aul In 1873 steam
neuam pump aud An improved method Of tow
hs eana!-boats, and during tho War Of the Re-
htlion he patented several projection for ri1el
annon. The most important invention OF his
NJ vas asprlt-metor aud registering apparatus.
hspatent for which waa procured In 1907, and
upon which there wore afterwards eleven pat
ss's for Improvements. He took out altogether
E1s! patents.
, 1875-11-13
ExQNEHATED.

Br. Louis. No.. Nov. 12.-Ths posrd of po,loa
Commissioners. after very lengthy toyest,9a.
lion last night Of the charges agalust Ohlef-of.
Police Hasrigau, Of various ir1sgulasitles in aud
out Of Office, made by Detective Silica. daoid.d
that the testimony In tho case wa4 utterly in.
sufficient to substautiAte the charges, and fully
e1pne5Atod Mr. HaE1lgku.
, 1875-11-13

-. ,1.. - carve tho obituaries ofthe peo'
ase' .re not who writes on their tomb
p'0 ~ ..his version oorseHpondn ntrlclly with
ke.@. a habts of Er. CHlLps. Ills obituaries
su*-.e together ~ mosalc-Wofk,-ltne upon
>, ~ pr+csps upon proesrt. horc little and
~ 4 little. fIonco the composite style Of tho
L,1atal fabric.
, 1875-11-13
PERSONAL

L. u. dunston. Of London, Ia 1t the Pacific,
col Y. Il. Hostetter, U. 8. L., IL It tas shsr~
hln
IL ELL and 4. @. Bird, st. Louis, s1e At tic
Paslac
lanes J. Kinkald, Of Galveston, Tax, Ia 1t the
1tsmont.
1h' Hon. Il. II. Dean. Of Detroit, is 1t the
T1amont.
Commodore J.. A. arss1. Q. 8. n, Is At the
ssssman.
ata. a. G. Lawrence, Of Rhode 1sland. ia at
tas paeao.
1ha Hon. 8. II. cutohson. Of Ypatlanti, IL It
III Pacific.
Baron wimpnen md nlfe, from Wuhlngtou,
" 1t Tue Pacific.
~. Stewart Of Lafayette. Superintendent of
NJ kansakee Railroad. and E. Becker, Of Fl.
HsIos. Ee At the fremont.
H. Herbert Spencer, the omlnsnt soclologtst
aaoaneea' BY 1ithographto circular, th.t be ia
NassplY engaged in special studios that he can
SD11nsef answer Inquiries, requests for auto
p'phs' and other miscellaneous demands made
apoo hin. American autograph-hunters, take
Turning. y.
4A' MetlldA Fletcher may be addressed hers
:. ~ oa oustnoss 1t the Clifton House. Chicago.
Iasf absence from tho city. competent sec-
10y MIL attond to her correspondence. Tho
" .r.s. % Which sho is prepared to lecture are
-. s'nsea =. Of Marriage" " The Old Doy,".. Wom-
W ways," Madame Roland"
J.. sessoaa md newspapers WHO part their nau,sx
sae Middle must be prepared to take a ioko
nse while. Tho following from the Glen
.s.) Opinion ia uos bad "It ts uude1-
Mts.a. Mas. "hen J. Sterling Morton hocomes
vns. NV ~ LOO chicago Tin,es. during Htorey's ab.
IL. ~ hofopo the namo Of that paper will bs
w T. Illinois Times"
I@pefors Of Austria and Ruaeis were rep-
H,.s o deputies 1t the marriage of Prince
Nj, - y. sof7la' Oct. II. The Significance of
Mi. ,sls, coxnizAnce Of tho wedding IN ooaa(d-
IL, *aa Is il regarded as valuable mark Of
r.,a"s a'eem III Which tho young pttuco is held On
u' ~ u hla Discreet poaco.polloy.
p,,;a. tae Passengers on the lost steamer
io,,, ~ us'e probably heen identified by the
H,,.."" "* 1'eg'steT, viz. Tho Hon. William
B,,a formerly Ut Btuart. H., and F, y,
tad - aopoeW OF ex-Congrossmau Earnssorth.
on.s nS n@'S ysara Special Agent OF the post-
~ department on Puget Sound.
b..as asa IN impertInent interviewer in wa.h.
sss .s.oa aaked Secretary Dsistow vho,her hs H.
n. .asa ~ to taks house and entertain tb. vIn,"r
h,,, =. .s Rsuttly replied ~ mako It = rula
Hn, nI,.A! iele With my superior officers ask
hui, T.. w., What huaband that Secretary
!, "''l not tho women vote tor him
Ball.. teceht meeting Of German vomen At
Cont !. ra aa noEgenstern said theso was 10
, 1875-11-13


follows: ~ ''pS' -
While recognizing tho fart that tho great body Of
whose children attend hsu. Ars Of the satou. ralip-
M ious efesds. and willis acknowledging Tho justlco 81
not bs made the medium Of sectari.u religious Ia.
ssfuetton ye believing that the great body VI
ls ES :. If. %ar oGa tts nu
g.. H. pues .sacol. .rs e.'se'i.ht% S'a1 .aa
improved ctzsashp and higher statA of sotiety aud
believing !hat ia thaa undertaking tae education, of
will promote In tlu eud liz best cititeoshio snd h..
sviux tn.t shldten I'D by some simple diiy exercise
ill sws - 10 be. a. 10 .ha snI % S
stsa stasP; .aa ez:'7 woa % . A oas .sso g
civilized anu b.rIarou. n.t!oa so%r uomm;ttss ree
ounsnd 1nst tie uso Of H,be.rsailug II AZ exsscsv
IT, st%s - T. 10 ass
posallls, the Old Teatamsut only bs used aud fh.t
ihe COMMITTEES oa Rules and Regulations L. ,usrusssi
GEORGE c. o1Apxz.
THE DISCUSSION.
Nj. oleson moved to lay .ha minority report
or. Clarke moved ns adoption, Several
favored some definite ac.tou, al t4st would do.
teEluine tho master hua!!y,
Mr. 0!eaon pressed hfs motion, which pro-
vA!od. aud tho minority report was tabled.
+Ats Noe4 "Aottu kott1t &cttou taken on thA
majority report. ip order that the question would
be fairly disposed OF. He had ! resolution In
o!er ~ \ substitute. ii ths majority report wa
passed.
Mr. SULLIVAN
eaia that be regretted tbat no vote had boon
taken on the minority report. liz would inaiht
upon the yoas aud naSs on tho adoption Of The
majority report.
NJ. clarke said That they could tecousdsr thu
report, but no action was taksp,
=. AFHoT1sTAaT.
NF. Covsrt wanted 10 eutss his p1ots1t aRt{nst
20 atAttnAht thA& hid beam nAde tdas ths EihiS
, 1875-11-13

KNOXVILLE, Tspn.. Nov. l2.-Ths h.4yia,t
shoek Of earthquake svsr fol& hsrs occurred 1t
o'alock thls morning. sad listed sAa ssqonds.
cAoa18 ba,lld!s64 10 SWAY.
, 1875-11-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Uu3netts0 C0Cnh}ne
Prevents tho lair from Falling,
1Tom1tea Its Healthy 1sonth.
It mt GFensy nor SttckJ.
Leaves Hu DlsagrssabIo Ulor,
Sutiuca Refractory uAls,
HttxfTI's CocoAtEG
aoothts the 1srit4ted 9cAp-Skiu.
Affords the RicAe,t Lustru.
u not AL Alcoholic Nxah.
Kills DaudruR.
Gives New Life 10 tie Hair.
BCRNETT'a COCAINE
hemalus Longesl III Eject.
, 1875-11-13

Ths latest entry for the Presidential rAcs nexk
ftu u the Hon. JouS Afonn.ssEr. Tho Cairo
(lll) Bulletin, not to be outdone By the biz
ps.ropolltan dailics. nominatcs him, and pre-
hsts that ho would DO triumphantly olocted.
, 1875-11-13

A1zx. McCLunE las taken bis turn at guessing
ibs Presidential candidates in 1870, aud
rtsses Con. jog HAwIEY. OF Connecticut, Is thu
ttopgsst candidate the Republicans could bring
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25

A SuLKY WOMAN. --Sufkmess, if you be
not blind, should be avoided by all means. A
sulky man is bad enough what, then, must
be sulky woman, and that woman wife, a
constant inmate, a companion, day and night ?
Only think of the delight of sitting at the Ia
Bile for week, and not exchange a word all
the while ! Very bad to be scolding for such
a length of time, but this is far better than the
sulks. If you have your eyes, and look sharp,
you will discover symptoms of this, if it I'M
happily exists. She will at some time or
other show it to one or the other of the
family, or perhaps toward yourself and you
may be quite sure in this respect, marriage
will not mend Sulkiness arises from capri
cious displeasure not founded in reason. The
party takes offense unjustifiably--is unable to
framca complaint, and therefore expresses
displeasure by silence. The remedy for sulki-
ness is to let it take its full swing but It is
better not to have the disease in your house,
and to be married to it is little short of mad
ness.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25
MISCELLANY


Concerning the music of Home, Sweet
Home, . John Howard Payne once related the
following first heard the air in Italy.
One beautiful morning as was strolling alone
amid some delightful scenery my attention
was arrested by the sweet voice of a peasant
girl, who was carrying basket laden with
flowers and vegetables. This plainti,e air
trilled out with so much sweetness and sim
plicity that the melody at once caught my
fancy. I accosted her, and after few mo-
ment's conversation, asked for the nan e of
the song, which she could not give me, but
having slight knowledge of music myself,
barely enough for the purpose, ! requested
her to repeat the air, which she did, while |
dotted down the notes as best | could 1t
was the air which suggested the words OF
sHome Sweet Home, both Of which sent
to Bishop az the time | was preparing the
opera of "Clari " for Mr.. Kemble. Bishop
happened to know the air perfectly well and
adapted the music to the words. 1t is re-
markable how a little song like Home Sweet
Home, will sometimes gain for man the
pleasant gucrdon of Immortality but at the
same time, had Payne fashioned that exqui-
site lyric with the expectation of immortaliz-
ing himself, he might not. have beer so sue
cessful.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25

One day last week at Port Monmouth,
fisherman caught beautiful black seal. The
animal was taken alive and was placed in an
icebox and sent to New York. Another fish
erman caught man eating" shark.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25

"Why should we celebrate Washington
birthday more than mine ?'' asked teacher.
Because lie never told lie," shouted q lit
tie boy.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25

The Centennial managers are counting ON a
daily influx of 5000 people from New York
during next Summer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-25

Sleep is like deaths younger brother and
so like him that YOU should never dare trust
him without saying your prayers.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18
BRUTALITY TO ANIMALS.

During the past week some shocking cases r
cruelty 10 animals have been detected BY the
oncers OF tae society over winch Mr.. Bergh pre-
SIDES.
william stiles was arrested In the act or
plucking live chicken; Bruno Tarke was cap.
tured while clubbing a COW over the head aud
eyes until tue blood ran from Its nostrs; Patrick
Kirk, Ter beating bis horse In similar manner;
David Grey, for working horse suffering from
larcy and dreadful sores on bis limos; FREDERICK
Repeoker, Tor criViDg morse suffering from sores
uHuer the collar; John Fitzgerald, James PneIan
and Michael hcArdel Tor driving disabled horses.
IwenLy-seVen B0rseS were ordered out OF mar
ness and sent 10 tneir stables, beng unit for
wJrk. An OLD horse be ore express wagon was
found by the superintendent cOmple teiy ex-
hausted on broadway. Upon inquiry ~ the stable
10 was found that tne poor amin had not Deea
FED In twenty yseyen h0urs, by reason OF the care
lessness OF tue BOY In charge IN losing the key OF
tue iced box aud not reDOrti IL TO his Gu uover.