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The anti-monopolist., 1875-01-14
CATARRH !!

VA J. hhIOn :
A Woman having Catarrh 35 Years, Cured.
And droppings in throat, chokilgs, stran-
glings, pains in the side, loins, headache,
dizziness and general weakness. cured by
less than three bottles Of the
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.
To Messrs. Littlefeld & Co., Proprietors Of
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy, Manches-
ter, N H.:
reside at Manch ster, N. H., and previ-
ously resided at Henniker, and am native
OF Weare, this State. have had Catarrh Is
years, ever since was l9 years old; had it
bed all the time. 1t run all that period, and
nights it ". uld fill up and drop down in my
throat, causing feeling of choking, so that
would spring up III bed to save myself
from strangulaticn. 1t affected my head so
that felt confused, and was toubled with
severe headache at intervals, for a week at a
time also had bad pains in shoulders
lack and kidneys, from which Isutfered i'm
| mensely. So bad were they, that year ago
last summer nas obliged to lie in bed most
OF the time tor three months | have tried
all kinds of snuff and catarrh. remedies with
no particular benefit, and consulted physi-
clans. had hacking cough. began to
| axe the Constitutional Caturrh Remedy last
August. began TO grow better before fin
| ishing the first bottle am now on the
Thru bottle. NV catarrh is cured: my
health is restored. have no pains, aches
or cough. Ny whole system is made over
new I know it is this medicine that has
rescued me from intense suffering and al
| most the grave. l am now able to do the
hardest work and bear the greatest expo
| sure, and feel that cannot say too much in
| favor Of the Constitutional Cdtoyrh Remedy.
! MRS. &. J. FLANDERS.
Manchester, N. H., Feb. l, 1871.
! Hundreds Of cases Of similar nature
cured within the last year. Snufs and Lo-
tions are only temporary relief. The Coy.
srrrurIoSAL CArARRH REMEDY strikes at the
root, builds up the constitution, makes i
new, and drives away cataYrh and Ill dis
eases Of the mucuOns membranes and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to
head, back, shoulders, kidneys and throat.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
A pamphlet Of % pages. giving Treatise on
| rafarrh, and containing innumerable casea
of cures, sent FREE, ~ addressing the pro-
prietors, LITTLEEIELDk 4 CO..
Manchester, N. h.
Por sale in st. Paul BY H. w. Robinson,
A. z. Angler, r .. Sweeney, A. J. Wan.
pier, J. J. Manwarring, J. P. Allen.
MOVES BROS. 4 CUTLKR,
233-78 cod Wholesale Agents.
The anti-monopolist., 1875-01-14

A Woman having Catarrh IS Years, Cured.
And droppings in throat, chokiags, strsn-
glings, pains in the side, loins, headache,
less than three bottles OF the
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05
The Dragons of the Pews.

IN an article Of the above title i'm 81 ,L,.,'x
Tor March, DR.. Holland writes as follows
Let Us have plain word about the
creed tor sermons. 50 prevalent in these
Gays. W" doubt whether there ever was a
Time IN the history of the Christian Church
"h'h It's ministers wcr" placed in 50 awk-
ward, difficult and unjust position Il, they
ar" to-day. Great, expensive cdiiccs Of
worship are built, for which TN, builders
run heavily in debt. That debt can only
h' handled, th" interests on it paid and the
principal reduced, hy filling it with lalgr
and Interested congregation. That conare.
CATION cannot be collected and held with.
out brilliant preaching. Brilliant preach
ing is scarce, because, and only becaus,.
brilliant men are scarce, and S,.trccr still
ii" brilliant men who have the oirt Of
eloqucnc". 50 soon, therefore, as a man
shows that he cannot attract the crowd
down goes his house. He may be a
scholar, saint, man whose example J.,
tn" sweetest sermon that Il human lif,. ever
uttered, q lovely friend a faithful pastor. =
wise spiritual adviser, and even a ycruoni.
zer OF ral" attalnmcnta and kill. but if he
cannot draw a crowd hy the attractive sif,,
OF popular cloqu"ncc. he must L.. sacrificed
to tn" cXigrncc> of finance. The church
must b" filled, the interest on the d,.I1
must be paid. nothing can do this but a
man who will draw. The whole thing !,
managed like a theatre. fan actor cannot
draw full houses. the rent cannot be laid.
So the actor is dismissed and q new one *
called to take hi place.
Ther" i, an old-ft,lioncd idea that =
church IS built for the purposes Of wor,hi,
1t Is not a bad idea: and that exhibition Of
'mi~tianity which presents At thousand
lazy people sitting boldly upright in their
best clothes, g"rsnIS sugar. plum~. i, not q
particularly brilliant one. 1t wa, once
supposed that Christian had something to
d". even as a laylnan. and that a pastor wa,
a header and director in Christian work
liner" certainly was a time when the burden
"t a church wa- not laid ,lu~hincly mon
tn" shoulder, Of its minister. and wL.n
Christian mon ami women stood bv the
man vino was true to his office and true To-
th'm. We seemed to hayc outIivrI it. ana
thousand American churches. particularly
among til" r"nt'l> Of population, are :.roan.
nE over discontinue in the ~ad r,.,nlt..
instead Of paving th"irown debt. Iilcurn.
'h'y lay them on the back Of their houI.
d'rn& ministers. and if th,y cannot lift
'h"n' they % hunting for spinal columns
that Will. or tongue, that held i chann for
'L".r"'o,ira'i"n. Itisawronranda ,ha.ae
winch ought to b" abolished Just a, soon
As ~'i,ibl" men have read tIi- article.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05
The Waits of Society.

Here is a brief record of tn. zeal or :.
statl~tlcian most suggestive" of the evils
which result from the usual Indifference, 10
tn" waits Of -ocirty:
"Sonc of the most curious and r.,.a,k.
ahl" criminal statistics eyer obtained h,v..
been given to the public ly Dr. EIalri, Of
New York. His attention wa, called some
TIM" since, to a county on the u.r.r
Hudson. which showed arcmarkablcrropor.
ton OF crime and poverty To- the Who'll.
polulation-lS0 of its 10000 mlr.Ijtau,,
beng IN the alm~housc-and. upon looking
INTO tn" records little he found certain
names continually appearing Becoming
Interested IN tn" subject. he concluded to
search the grncalogic~ of these G,mil,,
and, after thorough Investigation. h..
discovered that from Young girl ua,urd
Margaret WHO was left adrifI. unln,I,.
remembers how, in village, of the. county.
seventy years ago, and. in the al~cncc of
an almShou~c, was left to grow M aS best
Nh" could -hav" descended two hundred
criminals. y, anilluStration of thi, remark
able record. in one single generation Of her
unhappy I'm" there We're twenty children:
OF these, three died in infancy. and seven.
teen. survived to maturity. OF the
seventeen, nine served in the State prisons
Tor high crimes an aggregate term of fifty
years. while the others were frea,ont
inmates of jaiIs and pcnitcntarirs and
aIm~ho'seS The whole number of this
girls descendants, through six generations.
Is nan" hundred and besides the two
hundred who are on recordSas criminals. a
Iars" number have bcen idiots: tSlhecilc..
drunkar'S, lunatics, prostitutes and pau.
lrrS. \ stronger argument for careful
treatment of paupcr children than these
hE''rrs could hardly be ound."-.yw.nla,H
Rp"LEcm.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

Inc town Of Oshkosh, in Wisconsin. was
rayagcd last "Wednesday hv tr,,iIJ. Gc..
All the banks. the cncw-papcralld t,Ieqr4,,b
Offices, the po,t-otlcr. tho HARDING t,,.rs
House, the Cnivrr~alist church, All tn.
hotcIa bur one. and nearly all the bu.jnr-,
section, Were lail IN ashes. \ Li,h wind
prevailed. and Lal,lrd the cHort- Of The
hremen. and il was only bv hIowjp, ~,
buildings that the lo,t of Tia" town u:,-
saved. Engines were sent from Fond .Iu
Lac and Ripom. but one Of the hes, of 1L.,,
i"II pray to the flames Two men wrr..
Killed by falling walls. and ii wa, rmnor,d
that iiv" or six other, had been killed by
tn" explosion Of a powder magazinc. The
'"l'I loss Is estimated at &7jO.O0O. The
lire began in a saw mill. and consumed than
and dozen other saw and shinglo mill.
with millions Of feet of lumber. before j.,
spread to the other buildings. Oun hln-
dr'd houses wor" destroyed an several
hundred person, rendered homeless. TIN.
burned district Is Il mile and a half I.,,o Iy
haIt mile in width. Extra police, wcr.
placed on duty owing to the frenzy Of -.
mob. Oshkosh is situated OH Lake Winnie.
h"so at tn" mouth Of Fox river. sixteen
miles north Of Fond 'lu Lac. 1t is at Tire
northern t"rlninu, Of The Oshkosh and
Mississippi branch Of the Milwaukee, alld
y. FaaI Railroad. and contained several
I'Is" m"n''t"rtorie, and l1nnh,r Of saw
miII~. IT. r"ruiation at the la, rcn>u, Wa
l2,CG.;
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

David Linton. a wealthy citizen Of Cincin.
matt, ha~ decided pIr,.-rnt that city with a
novel structure. 1t viii b"a granite tower,
Id3 feet high, compo.rd OF tlnc. sections,
"th" t'-1 two square. and the last and high
ct orra9onaI, and is to be- -ulnountcd by
'a--"oI"~saI static of Cinriunatrl~ haLited in
a t"2a. grant" platform, forty feet
~1uar". for ~" by public speakers, will be
placed at the has"of the tower The ,truc-
ur'. which it j, r-timated will cost $4,000,
is To- i"' rfo"trd on the Fifth street market
space.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

CAFES II 'nicRENs-rhr editor OF the
Lancaster Pa E",p.tr ~av,
In recent conversation with Al, OK.
rerl"ncrJ chicken grower. ll. informed u-
that h" had br,n very successful IN com.
G""rihg that Irccariou, di,,4,-, in hi~ Young
fowls ty til" application Of air >lahed limo
y soon a~ manifestation Of sa,o- IN his
'"W!~ appears he confines hi~ chicken, IN !:
box. on" at time. sufficiently large to
contain II" bird and place. a coarse pioco
"i cotton over tn" top. Upon thi, H..
places I'll" pulvrri1"d lime and tan, tlr
screen sufficiently to cau~a the lime 10 fail
through This lime dust tn, fowl inhaI.,
amt oa"~', It 70 ~n""1o, and ia Short tilnc
tn" "au,, Of sarr~ is thrown out in H..
form "i = Shiny mas or ma--,., Of wu,lu..
whirh htI accumulated IN the windri,.
hi smaller air vv.~"l, Thi- remedy H.
considers superior to any Ii" ever tried ANA
-eIdon tails 10 rttrc, q perfect cure.
II" ha- al.i,wcd all those n,cia,..,.aI
n"an~ iy which il i ATTEMPTED to d:,rad...
'.'e"' with Instruments made Of whale.
h"n". hog hri~.Ie~, or fine wire. al!c,.r.
that l"""i'l" are quite rs certain t. ,.u-h rIa
gap" worms farther down th~ tlIroa, Of IT,.
diseased fowls 4, to dgaw thcm ou,.
l1a,r.r,.. pu..
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

VERBAL Nl"E~.-Indulgcnco in verbal
wee soon encourages corresponding vice.
IN conduct. Lct amy Of you come to tYII
about amy moan or vile practice with q
familiar tone. and do vou SUPPOSE when the
opportunity occurs for comnittin. Tho
moan or vile act. he viii be- a, strong against
IT A. before? 1t ! hyno means an uu),nnvr
'hn@ That men Of correct lives talk thrm.
selves INTO ~"n~ualitY. crime and prrlition.
Bad Ln@uaGr easily runs into bad decd.
Select amy in4lity You please; suffer vour.
sell t" converse in ii, dialect. II use il.
SLAM, to speak in the character Of one who
r"Il~H"> II. and need not tell how soon,
y"'f moral >cn~ewll lower down to it, level.
Becoming intimate with it. vou los, vour
horror Of it. To hr too much with L3J mon
amt III bad places, is not only mwholcso,no
To a man = morality. but unfivorahlc to hi,
iuth and trust in God. 1t i.not cycry,n3u
VIII" could live rs Lot did in Sodom. and
then l." tit to 20 out of it under Gods
convoy. This obvious principle Of itself
furnishes reason not only for watcbiuo
the tongue. but for keeping ourselves q.
much As possible out of the company ofIad
aS>ociatcs.-Ioia0 .lr,ut,.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

oN CooKING "GREnNs. livery housewife.
thinks she can cook "Grccns." II is the
simplest of all dishes, and yet. in most
cases, they are not well served. for much
depends upon the manner in which they
ar" boiled. The water should be soft. and
tablespoonful of salt added to Iargc-sizcd
pot OF It, which should be boiling hot when
the greens are thrown in; and then it
should b" kept ON the boiling gallop, but
uncovered, until they are done, which can
be told by their sinking to the bottom of
the pot, and they should be skinned out
as quickly as possible into colandcr, SO
that all the water will run ont. Press them
with small plate, then turn upon platter
add large piece of butter, and cut up fine.
Serve while smoking hot.--TEc Loadon Gar.
den.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05
WHOLE NO. 1915.

IL. Monday is the washing lay"
A. all good housewives know.
Mrlnorahl" Of dinners ha,hcd
And rlu'hc- a. white d. ~upw:
And Tuesday j. The ironing day
Mid cold or l.2 or heat;
Aud "Wednesday !, the ",c";u2-day,"
T".,c" tie "."'hc, ar. neat.
A"d Thursday i-a ...-1c!ay,
Aud friday. hr,"m- hcgin
I"o"c"r away Iuc l,u-clolll .iirt.
'f"ic sunday, u-!,.rI nl.
Aud saturday j. baking day.
Pie. puddin.- cake, and bread
And thrn l..r a~ry week f. done
Alj "r-may @ojo h-d ,-':oyLd'.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

Ahlr.-"l trust everything under God. %
sald Lord Brougham. ITO habit uponwhich.
IN all ages, the lawgivrr. as well as IN.
'rho"l,maSt"r, has mainly placed his
reliance; habit. which makes cycrytLino
easy and casts all difficulties upon the de-
Walton from wontcd course. Make So
briefly 4 habit, and imtrmperancc will he
hateful; make prudence habit, and rcck
less proflgacy VIII br a. contrary to the
nature of the child, grown or adult. as the
most atrorlous crimes are to any of YOUR
lorl~hips. Give child the habit of "a.
credly regarding the truth: Of carefully
respecting tn" property of others: of scru-
rulouS Y abst aiming from all acts of improvi.
denc" which can involve him in distress.
and he will Just us likely think of rushing
INTO an element in which he cannot breathe.
as of lying, or cheating, or swearing"
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

His face looked new to me somehow. with
a peculiar warmth and feeling; the hand
he held out to me was eager and trembling.
''Shc is awake, he said, as if there wa,
but one woman in the world. "but alarm.
hgly weak: her pulse is very low. fear
for the result, Morgan. What would vou
do? Tell me in the name of Heaven! DO
you think as strong tonic as love would
be good for her, or would such a revelation
kill her outright?'
went in to the couch where Hester lay.
She scarcely noticed my approach. but
trembl"d prrr"ptibly at the step of Scaton.
\ long sigh escaped her lips; a few tears
forced themselves from under her closed
lIdS and hung upon her long cyclashes: Il
relaxation OF every muscle was visible: AN
alarming languor had followed her sleep.
stood for moment irrcSolute. then mo
toned to the tall dark figure of Scaton.
"TrlI her, | said; "it may save bcr
And may God bless YOU, Scaton. for vour
promptness \ little dallving. and all
would have been lost
! went out softly and rcycrcntly. The
TACT was. ! was fond of the child myself
Presently Seaton came out to me aoain
"''o to her, Morgan. he said. in a voice
husky with emotion. ''lt appears You are
to be the alhtcr of our fate"
Tn" poor child stretched out her hand.
t" me from the couch
What shall | do?" She feItcrcd.
Marry him, IIrtty, said promptly.
"f"r all our sake. Hasn't he ,aid that h.
cant do without you?"
"b"t-but the other one" She wills
pcrod.
Tut. child: he refuses to think Of her
without you, and it i, against the law to
have two wives.
"lle tells me | am necessary to him.
She said. taintly-.'that life would be- worth
less to him without mo How can believe
that"
"Becau-" he ha~ told you, llvtty. can
YOU dl" t"r him and not believe him.
H"tty sank back upon her pillow. and
lifted my hand to her lip.
Il can't understand it -hc said.
"p"nt try. IIrtty. replied can We
understand alway, the highest or the best?
Accept it. child: that i, all that i, need
fu.
Then ! left the room without another
worL And a ! SAID before. IIctty wa~ at
Mrs Brabazons kcttlr.dlum the other
night, til" Nwr"to-t and brightest blossom
there.
ITO think" said >oaton to me, in
supreme "NuItation. that Ictty j., mine
now for once and all, for better. for worse.
for her; for poorer; in sickness and in
health. Those lin"- in th' marriage ~cr-
vic" are beautiful to me, Morgan.
NATURALLY" | 2rowlr,l. hut wa~ glad to
that. however i, came about.
llrtty had scrambled into h9,,,i,,n.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

FMIrRE OF BrrrER SrEcrLAroRs- Within
the past few weeks several of the heaviest
butter spectators in Western New York
hay" suspended, with heavy liabilities
During the winter these spectators bought
up tn" products Of the dairirs at thirty and
thlrty-iiE" cents per pound, expecting to
create corner in butter, but recently the
pric" of the article fell fifteen cents pcr
pound, with disastrous result to tbo.rvbo
were forced to make settlements.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

IfEmHlE.-A D#uhwy gifl received
porous plaster n' soreoou. envelope bear
"'- n"l"@"'n. About ten o'clock that
might tine owner cf that monogram. stand
m@''.~so'r'I L~:or- his ti.r. Preparatory to
'It.l.nI remedy to Lis chest. tainted
d""I away .n drawing from a package
''"-- # l"l"r 'a"ttoo~ and flowers. There
"" nn ill.,, II cl.ul.r >nd.yrvcnins.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

y"'h- fellow IN San Francisco Suddenly
~natrh'da Ii from a lady friend. and
"A''',"d his conduct by saying that it was a
sort 81 temporary n-auity that now and
th"n cain" up"u him. When he arose to
t">' his l"arr. The pjtv,ng da,u,ol said to
him; "Ifyou rvc: feel amy more such fit,
coming on. you hal better come right here
"hor" your infrmity i known. and we will
talk" care Of Won.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

An homestead 2out!c.aan from a rural
county wA" came down 10 New York to
>l"nd I'll" sabbath with friends, was asked
~ one Of tA"'n what ,pr people up his way
thought Of The Horyhcr scandal. lie
replied thar hc mover tried il. and didn't
know anything aLou, it-th.t he and all
his n~iGIIiol burned Kerosene.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

"Ily" Logan IrrtueI before an audience
in Ithaca, \. Y. The audiences regarded
hrr with silent wonder and compassion.
Nh" bore thi- .or am hour or two, and then
p"N~l"natoly exclaimed. Those Of you who
cannot understanding jokes can have them
explained ON personal application after the
lecture.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

\ 9r m >u~Iu"h9nna county rcrcntly
sawed a cord Of WOO in one hour and forty
tr" minute. each stick Icing cut twice.
She i d"~."!I-I a. pretty, and not yet
eighteen. nd performed the task in fit
OF h-'r. he'"'t-r kor mother told her that
81" Wa fit f'rn.lh'n- rl~. Iu, to ~it in the
l"rl'r and rra inoyl- all day How such
girl A. rha' ~ouIl rattle her husband
about wh.n -ha would ct mad 1T him.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

a Chicago deputy sheriff was refused
'f'e admission to Chicago theatre. BY
way OF revenge he impanclled the manager
ON petit jury.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

ItG""rsr Washington himself had only
been rr"~--eNamined by Judge Fullerton
b"t"r" h" died, we have no doubt it would
hay" turned out that he really lied about
the cherry tree aitcrau.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

When Western man gets divorce from
crusading and strong-minded wife, the
papers say, "Mr So-and-so has resigned his
position as husband for Mrs. So.and.so"
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

E.lI >'Aike- ra,n" holnr mellow the other
night. and whon hi, WIFI asked him what
".I'.i h'n h" ..id he had been to the spell,
'',-,-~@ho"l and ma h;.' -at foul Of hiI.
II-l ".H"-A..-i "l.ty-hil-pol-,hilrity-
hop .'n''~-hi -hiI,-a.I.-Lrolyr.mu,-or
som" such hj~ conromdcl word. and il
had -.Yon linn ouo Of l;~ "~poIl-. '-Nra.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

Iw" lri~Incn travelling on the Baltimore
and ohio railroad track, camc to milo
post when one of them said Tread aisv.
Pat; her" lies a man los year, old-his
nam" WAS Miles from Baltimore"
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

\ very religious oil lady being asked her
opinion of the organ of a church. the first
tim" ~h" ever heard one. replied: 1T is
very pretty box Of whistles, but, OH its an
awful Way t. spend the sabbath =
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

Why is newspaper like tooth brush?
Because every one should have one of his
own. and not be borrowing his neighbors.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

A bright boy recently told his teacher
there We're three sects: the male sect, the
female sect, and insects.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

Idiot =! exclaimed lady. coming out
"t tn" th""t'r, one evening. as a gentleman
accidentally stepped on her trailing skirt.
(which One otu~?" hlandly responded the
man.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

HOTEL De DELAwtGE.-A An English journal
says that certain Asaericans in England
and this country propose to lease the
mammoth steamship Grcat Eastern and
use her as floating boarding house, ON
tn" Delaware, d~ing the Centennial. They
say that, if she can carry and accommodate
10000 soldiers, she can furnish accomoda.
ti"'is for, at least, 5000 boardrrs, The
Gr'" Easter" is only used for laying tcle-
graph cables, and is much of her time idle.
During the Centennial year, it is believed.
there will be no necessity for laying cables,
or If there should be, the cntcrprising gen
tlemrn referred to think that some other
vessel or vessels might be employed
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

The spelling schools that are spreading
all over th" country are said 70 have
demonstrated tn" fact that woman can
spell five times better than man.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

i. Gr"i1 Brown and cx,Representative
N'anard, of Missouri, practiccd in spelling
match held recently in st. Louis Tbo|o
both went down on "bamboozle."
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

- wish was a pudding. mamma =,
:" ny? " Cause should have such lots Of
sugar put into me" -
those who rise to eminence suddenly ara
very apt t" come back by the next train
"h'm man can't find anything to do.
h" has lived long enough. - w.
RrtIrns early at night will surely
shorten a mans DAYS. surrey
their debts with it. F'P'' pay
Something about dogs-Aeos
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

The following is the method of making
Sait,h"X, which is said to far excel any
refrigerator in the market for Tn. perrrct
preservation OF all maIa of meats, milk,
butt'r eggs, etc; Get Il box about two feet
deep, and as long and wide as YOU desire.
Mak' skeleton to fit the inside of the box
with sides, ends and partitions. but no top
or bottom, and only eighteen inches in
height allowing about three inches at the
sides. Put into the bottom about three i'm.
ch"s Of good dry salt; on this bed rest your
skeleton frame, and pack around with salt.
Max" strong, tight cover size of box, or
a cover for each compartment, with raised
edges; pack the cover with salt, and the
box is ready for use 1t will last life time,
and cost but a trilc.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

\ baby in milwaukee,. Wis. bo. L,,
chr's''n'd Zero" in honor of the cold
Sunday upon which he was born
Smyrna times., 1875-05-05

RUNAWAY lIEIEh>>. Mis- Agnr, Burns.
beautiful daughter Of a poor weaver of
Dundee. Scotland, secretly left her home
last September and sailed for New York
Ninc" then nothing la, been heard Of hor
except that her name wa, found ON tb,.
passenger list Of a Glasgow steamer.
Though her father wa, poor, Miss Burn,
was given a fine education. and was su,.
rounded by luNurics by Robert GRAY. =
wealthy bachelor uncle, of Glasgow.
She was only cightrcmycars old, and had
just completed her school DAYS when She
ran away. Mr.. Gray was travelling ON the
Continent at the time, but he returned at
once and has since made every effort to
md her. lie has authorized Drs. Glow and
'aIu"k, Of No. 2lO West Twrnty-oipbtb
street. New York to otli.ra reward of SjOoO
Tor news of her whereabouts. and he will
com" over to America this summer unlc.,
Nh" Is discovered before that time
MIR. Gray is over seventy years old. is
worth Cl0O,OOO and his niece is his only
heir. Miss Burns was unaware of her for
tune IN prospect when She quictrd home.