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The Jews.

Some curious, and in some respects,
surprising, particulars have lately been
collected and published in 4 French pa
per, respecting the Jews. Although the
Israelites hold such an important place
in trade, commerce and finance, and are
to be Riet with III every quarter Of the
world, it appears that they are to be
found in least numbers in some of the
most eBmiiereial e9uitties, and in most
numbers in some Of the least prosperous
and enterpTisings states. Moreover, widely
as they are scattered, and numerous as
they appear to be, it seems from the
statistics in question that the census of
the whole race falls short of five millions
of souls. In France, where there exists
little or none of the stupid and barba-
rous prejudice against the Jews which
prevails in some countries, and where
one would think there was a wide field
for the peculiar talents of the race, there
are only 10000 Jews. In America, ap-
parently a still more favorable country,
there are only one hundred and twenty
thousdhd Jsraeliths; Oh the other hand,
in wretched, unprosperous aid down
trOdden Poland the Jews are to be found
in greatest number, one out of every
seven of the inhabitants being a Hebrew.
One can understand that there should be
a few Jews in Spain, but it is surprising
they should be almost as rare in Belgium.
In SWedeti there are comparatively few
Jews, but they abound III Hamburg,
Austria, and Roumania in the proportion
of n to every twenty-four inhabitants.
In Hamburg and Austria there is album
dant employment for their talents, but
in Roumania there cannot be any great
scope for their commercial and financial
instincts. Ireland always boasts of being
the only country in the world in which
the Jews were never persecuted-and,
indeed, whether at home or abroad, the
Irish always manifest a certain respect
for the Israelites-but Ireland has hardly
had the opportunity of prosecuting the
race, for even. at the present dag there
are not three hundred Jews in the whole
country, Norway stands lowest on the
list, after Ireland, there only being
twenty-five Jews in that country. An
interesting addition to these statistics
(if it were possible to secure it, would
be the amount of wealth in the hands of
the less than five millions 0f Jews that
abide upon, if they do not inherit the
earth. Considering the enormous wealth
possessed by only a few well-known indi-
viduals of the race, such a return would
doubtless show a high average per head
London Globe.
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TO-DAY AND
by GERALD MASSEY

High hopes that burned like stars sublim
60 down i the Heavens Of Freedom;
And true hearts perish in the time
We bitterliest need 'emi
But never sit down and say
There's nothing left but sorrow,
We walk the Wilderness to-day,
The Promised Land tomorrow.
Our birds Of song are silent now,
There ane no flowers hlOOmingi
Yet life is in the frozen bOugh,
And Freedoms Spring Is coming.
And Freedoms Time comes up Away,
Tho we may stand in sorrow
And our good Bark, aground To-day,
shall float again Tomorrow.
Thro' all the long, dark night Of years,
The peoples cry ascendeth,
And EartITis wet with blood and tears,
And our meek suffrance endeth!
The Few shall not forever sway,
The Many moil in sorrow,
The Powers Of Hell are strong To-day,
But Christ shall rise Tomorrow.
Tho hearts brood DER the Past, our eyes
With smiling Future glisten.
Tor 10! our day bursts up the skies;
lean out our souls and listen
The world rolls Freedoms radiant way,
And ripens with her sOrrow;
Keep heart, who hears the Cross To-day
shall wear the Crown Tomorrow.
@, Youth, fi-ame-earnest, still aspire,
With energies immortal
Aud, tho Age wearies by the way,
And hearts break in the furrow,
Well sow the golden grain To-day,
The Harvest comes Tomorrow.
Build up heroic lives, and all
Re like a sheathen saber,
Ready to fash out at Gods call,
-, Chivalry Il LabOri
Triumph and Toll are twin, and ave
Joy sUns the cloud of sorrow
And tits the martyrdOm To-day
Brings victory Tomorrow.
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AN AUTUMN SONG.

On, the changes viii follow the years as they 90,
And shadows must mingle with sunlight, we know ;
The flowers we gather will wiIher at last,
The songs we are singing be lost in the past;
Some links must he broken in life's golden chain.
And bells that rang sweetly may not ring again
1et why need we mourn, looking back DER the way,
When forth in the future such brightness may stay?
For all Oh our losses comes something to gain,
And pleasure close follows the footsteps OF pain.
oh. the river that foweth forever the same
May follow one channel and bear the one name
But the flowers on its margin, the trees and the grass
Forever must change with the seasons that pass,
And thus eur atectiOn-the stream of the soul
Eight onward, forever unchanging. shall roll,
Though that which hath blOssomed once fair by its
side -
May sink away slowly with times ebbing tide.
On, why need We sorrow for joys that are gone,
While the iic-giving river forever flows en3
-Jcnzte Harrison.
WHILE smoking on the pOwder-keg,
lie dropped a cinder down;
Then he rose like a meteor,
To wear the golden crown.
Gone 10 meet a fellow who struck a glvcerine
can with a sledge-hammer.
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VENTILATION OF CLosETs.-Too little
attention is paid in the construction of
closets to their proper ventilation. 1t is
not always convenient to have a closet
door stand open, and, if it were, full
ventilation cannot be secured in this
way. There should be a window or an
opening of some sort from the closet tn
the outer air or to a hall, so that a cur
rent of air might remove any unpleasant
odOrs arising from anything that has been
worn, from shoes, or from anything else
kept i'm the closet. A garment tina. has
hung up for a length of time in a close
closet is as unfit to wear, unless it has
been thoroughly aired, as though the
unwholesome vapors it had absorbed
were visible to the eve. The charm oil
clothing new and clean lies far more in
the absence of these vaPors than many
people are aware.
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and scenes attending the unwilling of Foley's
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women out of work, to write to the publish
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THOUSANDS SPEAK.-Vegetine is ac-
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and cleanser of the blood yet discovered, and
thousands speak i'll its praise who have been
restored to health.
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As to the CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE
we can truthfully say that it is as near per
lection as any stove We can expect to find
we want nothing better, and do not evel
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, 1875-02-27
asoA'G ASa0oe Grows.

Hthf'LsN iH*l IF4'@s
We have llsata several persons from tho coun-
tty lVlnark thAt they had neyer nottoel vtows in
ttr,r nnshborhood In s1ch great number ~ ot
late, aIui G.rsuss xonisr III to tl,s cAuAs. We
ara Informed that few days ago Msu living
n'utti If towh thought 1t would ba Eport to see
hrw 1.tuy IF than ho could kill With ahot-Ruu
II Hh1t. LIN lnNls ti,rae trials, a1lu iu tho
thsaa shots kiil4d thi.ty.,ire. Ite hAl curiosity
to ase wiYt thcy hRA oooil ealing, anll opening
!s rla". Mh|.:4o fuAni them tlI!od with rl,insa
bugs. llo LLos HI moro ofoWa &ttoE this aia-
cQyety
, 1875-02-27

&1akAA CITY
s. present has fonr beef -;MehinH embellishments.
Tue ntln is operated upon Chicago cap..pl, mud
packs nearly one-tollrti Of the whole atuonnt ot
beef put up ut that point. Tho fact thn: brbf in
Arscked condition can 10 shipped fro1n Kansas
10 sny point in tue Unitaa Atatsb fer only 10
cOue1 moro Per 100 pounds than the Batns niock
can ho shipped from Kansas here to bo sla,igh-
tered, i4 Conclusive p;oof Of tho advantage
which the foimar city tow holds. Even wore
the freight obssstle removed, the shipping pro-
cess would be found to 10 losing transaction.
~ beef packed in ksnaas City iH sar ,ioro inicy
thsu the Chicago production. tia cattlo b,.pE
slaughtered fresh from the IlaiuH, md tln,t
hesh not worn down bY the tedious Y,2grn Of
shipment. Tbs condition OF kausas cattsu this
soAson, both III weight and tlayur, N better shan
Last years average grades, aud ths yftI1 III tai.
low has avssaged ten pounds moro To the hul.
lock.
Another fact In relation 10 tls Kansas interest
u we'll worth uotiE.. Texas, which haH for s!.c
past ton Years leon thu tountain-hcad Vt 1hc
Kansas cattle supply, ia bong
ORlBuALLy VACATED Bf bT0cK.RAtAEAA
and the "ylampips grounds sh!isel to witl.I!t
tie liuaao Of kalasaa, Previously the catlla wors
&Eazad In Texas, and u ekoh kuacusal%e calyaug
period driven into kAuss.., " be tN.
ts0Ad but ranch1hen aud hlnel.-r9ts' =,
Ars' ahve to tbs fae: t4a. Eail,as
-''"-ac - IN" n 9,a,tnv Pnrfare - Texaa. ant
, 1875-02-27
the THRONE Of ArTsLh.
'fi'fntts, t67t.1

'tifnhs, f67i.)
O wrinklrl !ic:l ri 81. Nara,
Esiiiue lllrI,t4h IiitHe ti!onAanf i8toS
B1t1id atttlftt s:t7rrrp yaslnrifsyNt
Dy unkaowa l,e,is lhtnast, unknown td1A
Whose ktd IH.:. :i":'''' ..i;i bsyufles
h13 bark III trbs ts,t sui trii,,w sau
AMI PROV In stcrIy c.r.t pf hlRll,-
1le!nW tho Tyrala ,eat. oI a;nw
Aud Frhss'IroHN eansa saSs toll bsloN
Did touch ToFgello.
.... 1nro a-l7n1,
teos; 4 A...rhr]l in rly hand,
And hln;v like n1y erntn!tasus.
My N.,uLolier laai,sA Oh his or,
Thoktl up si11a.t.l, b1it Aia nut atir.
luck from fnfthat Island Ethre
E1me ruling IN In suaoos ctaar
Mine own wild note, bnt l,ottllnT 1nors
We hoard Of tsen tn NIL lhd land.
Yct hcrs stooa youios ur.cn. *n.l hare
Atftl1 ca1uo with kweFtl aill h,hir,
AMI tet hts thtnse Of holloMsd Stone
1u hsf high snast
.., And it fsrpalaA
Tho crowtfsd c!tY, ers,tl King,
lfn lonH since ratsht, 3et MI aiotis
T1taFe alts that tnlShlva. Empty thtotss4
tuEua.t tns finwn str Erassy fal!cs,
II XII ts hts.h .sa ~ sS. Ts .Isp! IT, ,A
4 hellt, old teRaar, white. IIta uus
For butter fsu!taaa htoaNnt1rs.
Can1o on. And ~ tla rnf1,+ ha talksd
Untn LimseIf, f1P thsfa wtrn nono
In AL that $sla Ii Anawsr hun.
cl1Mbsd sud rat that tarpna ef sto1A
Aus for ilrDnlyry! AIqus.
III ttiNnt n)pt,tssg VI ihLr.
il stands In Wild sweet Qrasses set;
Ayo, gisdIed dstl, tu LAM strorg graA
ustfrtd llia otGideht aud grons
~ aae5ainthto sh1noSn hi4S*
Anu ~ tno seshfht tetley h4s
WIN lE4aEsaps twosk and ue!icAn
~ Fooan4 bssa4a oI WbI1an u.
What prophecy was bis Ns sid s3
y No Srass shAIi grow vEiers my atse1s tsssF
O King thy yvty throns tp-day
, 1875-02-27

~ tho comparative civilized con1'.fan OF TIN
former Hta.c lends p.otection From roAuaing A,4l
wandering bands nF Indians tho rnisats uatu-
rally prefer Ia tlcrl their Rtock In knneas.
TltE MATTER or EUROPEAN nEQglREMEHr9
Ia alao notable branch Of tbs trade. tho fol-
l,Hlng figures, showing ths exports fran tho
Cnitod stat,s ri cattfa pro1nct for tho tirst nine
months Of l97i, will testify,
, 1875-02-27

ing, from the futIous speed Of tho lonr1,ey,
which lad been also very fouRh, and from
Of tho testite 1olts Of tha rude 7ehic!s: > ply
Hiclan saw him and ordered 1cposs. Tho long,
dark, sttll Ao,,rs Of tho night were gradually
ca'n'lng hin notvcs, when ho WINS disturbed BY 4
elaukinR Of Chains, followed hy > ebAnt
Christmas Eye, old style, "a still OBJ.
served in uomo Of the provllces, and Tho mid
aS 9n aeh sss ]s ] ss Hnsses inoa. as r.
cradle. For tvelyo yeara tho doar familiar mol.
ody had not groetod his ears, and nou lo heard
7 sung by hls captiso fellow countrymoo Ia
Russian dungeon.
Two days lator they rot out again, and now hs
nas chained hand and foot With heavy irons,
rusty, md too small for lsfa limbs. The sttlRt.
hurried oil day and night with headtong hasts I;
1t Was upset, everybody wna thrown ont, tho
prisoners chaiu caught aud hc WAS dragged until
he lost consciousness. Jn tllla stats Ii arrived
At Klow. HIRE be wss thrown into . cell fcot
by 8, almost dark snd dlsg,,stinsly dirty. Tho
MEatchad man Haa sooi, eoFHFed from head to
foot with yortnn,. OF which hin handouts pre-
roused hiA st1idsnE himself. However, lu day
or two, after . visit from tho eom1nanlaus, luis
cell was cleaned. Ills manactca prevented his
Walking or area standing. and The moral etEeut
OF hein8 unabts 10 use hIs hands VISA I Btraneo
lie was ints1rosated seve.a! times, but always
tdhoretl to hiA confeaalon At KAmenltz meIl-
aces OF hatBlor ttoatlnent, oven Of tortuEot were
trlsd, ,-moaus which hs knew too we'll had been
rcsotted to bsfors; Lis guards wero forbidden to,
exchange word with him, 10 thAt hs utuo was
PASSED IN solAuae silence, rad abaosMts inoccl,-
patton: stnse I.ctltou1, smother political ptis-
oner. fearful That tha tortutea to which he war
subjected might wiring from him eonfess!ons
which would etl'n!nAts his fEieads, had vet h1o
to his straw bsd NTH hIs niyht-lamp aud huruod
himsAlf alive, no lsghts wore allowed ID ths
cells. SO that Ktset porkton Of tie txeuty.lonf
hours went By In darEuess. After sotuo titue ha
was visited BY prlues Nblkon, shs 0ovstuor-
, 1875-02-27


EkntotiuinHlIi-Za -Zayod ig miserable yi11nce Of A
coupo OF hundred small houses on tho niyor
Irtish, iu the 1D!dst Of wido ntaIn, It's iphabit
an.y ato I'll In soma NAV cpnuocted with the
Government t![sti!lsry they ara tte doseoudapta
AFTER short interview With the insnoator Of the
works, WA entered on tho Iss Of xonr]ots and
vsnt to lbs R,,a,d.houso Ils Is to worI Win his
feet Ii, trons,' added to iannoctor. Tis unua,,ni
soyority waa in coJ,ssn,o,,ns 81 \ msmnrand"m
ia Priucs OortchnkuGs avn writing annaadsi to
tho nr,sonor's paners: "pIotrnwsEI n,,1st In
watc,,nI miti, esnecfti csrn Tnc ininrctfon w. ~