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The daily gazette., 1875-09-23
A Wom,am has her Head Cut Off

A FRIGHTFCL SUICIDE NEAR LEBANON,
PENNA.
The Lebansn News of yesterday
afternoon prints the following:
ION Monday evening lady dressed
in brown clothing, with straw hat,
presenting respectable appearance,
between 25 and 80 years of age, ar.
rived here in the 2 PA train, and upon
stepping out of the cars inquired MIR.
Harry Hellman for the best hotel, He
escorted her to the Lebanon Valley
House, where she gave the name OF
Miss Lulu Green, of Philadelphia, and
Mr.. L. M. Boltz, the proprietor, fur.
nished her with a room for the night.
Yesterday morning she appeared al
the breakfas table, and subsequently
promenaded around town. At noon
she again appeared at the hotel aud
partook of dinner, after which she
left the hotel, and passed down the
railroad track eastwardly with nc
further explanation, where she In
tended to 60.
cat this point all trace of her actions
passed uunoticed until she came near.
ly opposite Gloninger's woods, where
she was seen by Messrs. John G.
Shirk, John Henry and William
Hughes, who were in the orchard in
close proximity TO the track. They
noticed her passing along, and again
retracing her steps short distance,
when having noticed the coming OF
the train west of Avon Park, she stop.
ped and when the train had arrived
within a short distance of where she
stood, she was seen to wrap her shawl
tightly around her person and delib.
erately PROSTATE herself, with her
back towards the train, and with hel
neck touching the rail, awaiting the
messenger of death. The engineer OF
the train seeing the act speedily whist
led down brakes, the brakeman rapid.
ly obeyed the call, but she had
measured the distance we'll, and be.
fore the train could be stopped, the
engine had severed the head from the
body as If 1t had been cut with the
sharpest instrument. The position OF
the body was not disturbed, more than
turning it upon its face, but the head
was caught by the engine and dragged
a considerable distance, where it was
found between the rails. with but two
slight scratches In the face. The news
OF the suicide was at once conveyed to
Coroner Boltz, who summoned a jury,
and in train furnished by the rail.
road company, proceeded to the scene
OF the tragedy; when verdict was
rendered in accordance with the facts.
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THE Sni A1LsTATTRACTYoN
Il IN DELAWARE
CHADWlCKS DELAWARE MUSEUM
1o7 and 200 WEST FOURTH STREET,
opposi,eth City Spring, Wilmington, Del
Has re-opened to the public with q large
collection OF new curiosities, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks Of nature. Also, q large
addition Of noted life-Bixe Figures. Correct
hkenesses, the best ever seen ON exhibition
has been added by Prof. Repett among which
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer OF the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer, the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Ian
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave !;
VIM. Burke, the murderer OF 40 persons; Ma.
thias Shupinchi, murderer of the peddler boy !:
Arthur Spring, the murderer of two sisters
also he son of Arthur Spring; Jacob Lab.
man, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs. the
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montrovllle, the be-
trayer, by his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn
Pile; Crazy Nora, OF Philadelphia; Witch of
Endor in the forest. Also, q, boo Birds, AMI
mails, Reptiles, &C., from all parts OF the
known world, can be seen at the Museum
Other wonders arriving daily. There In more
TO be seeI for the pice Of admission than at
any other exhibition In the country. Open
day and evening from o'clock, A. M. until
19S0P. N. Admission only Is to Children
Ceents, to see the whole collection.
w. HCHADWICK, Proprietor.
declewly
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BOOt,Ts AND sHoEa,

SECOND ST.. gDoORs WEST Of MARKET
AThe undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has on hand q
large and well selected stock of FALL AND
WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
suitable for Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, winch are manufactured from the
best material and made In the best manner,
and win be sold a. low as the same article can
be obtained In this or any other city. Ladies
the advantage of q large and varied assort
ment from which to select q fashionable and
neat fitting boot or shoe. The public are cor
dlally invited to call and examine my stock
and learn pny exceedingly low prices
ma JOHN X. RARCOCK
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A.. ice e.s Sy ~ INC ton at low rates. co,,..]
'nS ~ season as low as the lowest e'n'na'|
uns, Ia p,lue ourselves on having oh,.,.
Vers In the city for ali our rontiaanoaatlf| rontad
SiVe us call before going eIssr,
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s.o,s So. West Third str.,
o Fifteenth and King ,s,. s,..|
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Zoe! Iceli I'll
HAVING. laid ma large,
Stock O, r..

,han man ever before Of exeeJ,s,, .,
'mickness sk az to 10 inches1 h1.,e1. ue qualify
OF the season of 1875. AT Ky se ,,,,r are nOvi
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PRICE LIST FOR lsis

,o0 o0 and over, cent per pound
By the ton at the lowest figures ~s
we contract to furnish pIvatc tsmi,s,
any number OF months at price loTs, rsa 4
was ever offered before. 's Y
Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED
Please give ua atrial. Weruarantee M.
hon. J.B. OOEl,nT' a. sov sa,!'
.,.'...'.,.l y Propret01
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TUE ARCTIC
Zoe COMPANY

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
oFFfCE-SO. o East sseona s,,I
DEPOT, 4 nrpo.
"o aos Poplar st. Third STE 81. a,,,,
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What the matter now, Prob.t Want
US 70 go skating?
Oh i.tine Nelson has grown nearly q
fat as Parepa was.
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POLITICAL.

CTATE OF NEW YORK
- orrcE SECRETARY or STATE
ALBANY July 81, 1875.
To rnR SHERIFF OF THE CouNrY OF NRw YoaK -
sIa-Noce is hereby given that at the General Election
to be held In this state ON the Tuesday succeeding the rst
Monday Of November next (November ~ the following oil
A Secretary OF State in place of Dedrch wilers Jr.
Comptroller in the place of Nelson X Hopkins.
An Attorney General in the place Of Daniet Pratt.
State Engineer and Surveyor in the place of Svanus H.
A Canal Commissioner in the place Of Reuben W Stroud.
Inspector Of State Prisons in the place Ezra
All whose terms OF Office will expire the last day Of De-
cember next.
Of the First second Third. Fourth Fifth Sixth seventh
Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards Of the city county Of
Also Senator for the Fifth Senate district composed of
the Eighth Ninth Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards Of the city
Also tho Sixth Senate district composed Of
the Tenth Eleventh and Seventeenth wards of the city and
Also Senator the Senate district composed
Sty y and county Of New York "o ~AfoS OF tue
senator for the Eighth Senate district composed of
the Twelfth, Nineteenth aud Twenty city
coUiNTY And DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Also elected In said county twenty Members Of
Assembly TO be elected from the Assembly districts
stituted under chapter COZ, Laws of 1865
Judge Of the Superior Court in the place Of John J.
Judge Of tho Court of Common Pleas in the place Of
Surrogate in the place of Robert C. Iutchings
4 Recorder Ia the place Of John K Haesets ~ "''P~
Two justices the Marine Court in the place Of Michael
Gross and Philip J. Joachimsen.
a Coroner in the place of Adoph Kessler
All whose of Office will expire the last day Of Do
Also Judge Of the Court General Sessions for tho term
OF fourteen years from January l. 1876 chapter
Respectfully yours,
DIEDRICH wILLRRS Jr
Secretary Of State
snRRIrPs OFFICE, NRw York, August >. 1873
certify that the foregoing is copy the election
notice received by me this day from e SECRETARY State
Sheriff of the City County Of New York
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

r.saJ., .ssma s%s sixth columns
BoAkDEKs wASTED~sEcoSD PAes~Fourth and anh
BOARD RIP, AND LODGING wANTED-sEcoSD PAGE
REAL Esr1TE roR oiSsfs.e
BBggssIISSEssY S,fFESS;RTuNIrIEs-E.onrn-rAer
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE1sEeoSD inson eIa P4oRrs,
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrrH PAon-First col
co1cHaEN 1SD SoF%a
coAsTWisiE sTEAMsHIps-rwrLprn pAcr-Fourth and
eorSEkyh r4sa Column
DDAANGING IEs-NisrI PAeE-sixth column
BBEEXXTniSSTKY-SISIn BEX nSnHs 7 pAeE-sxth column column
D"EkSG H2gsES TO LETFgaSlsShD eoa AND uN
EUROPEAN sTEAMsIIlPs-rwgLrrH PAcE-Fourth col
Fssss9S essSn column.
FINANCIAL-EiGnrm PAGE,
S9E koss ASb &sa%HExrs TO LET
mr., sMeoSP PAcx-Second and third columns
FRENCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE-secOnd
HELP 'l' 'W4NrED-PEMALRs-ELr PAeE-slxth
HELP WANTED-MA LEs-TwrLpru PAcE-second col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. Gc.-FRsr PAcE-Third and
HOTELS -sEeoSp PAeE-sixth column.
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C, wANTED-sEcOSD PAeE-FOurth
EsyET GTp bsS AND srR
Gen REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAGE
tf5STJEE LEST aNn sEXs9S-Emsr PAsr1Elh column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sxth column.
NARBLE MANTELS--SEcoSp PAGE--Sixth column,
MEDICAL-SEcoND PAGE-sixth column
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAcE-Fourth
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
MUsICAL-NINrn PAGE-Sixth column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column
okd1Ss 2cSnn column COL
PoLITICAL--FIRsr PAGR-second column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
PROPOSALS-FIRsr PACE-Fourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALES-
ELsyEsrn pScG5Fith a., and syth @ columns ON 40
RENT-SkcoND PAGK-Frst column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sRcoSD PAGE--First col
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column
SALES AT AUCTION-TwELPrn PAGE-Third and fourth
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMA ALES-ELEvENTH PAGE
First, second, third, fourth and fifth columns -
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEsmELkv9S PAGk-Sixth
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FiRsr PAGR-lirst and second col
sPoRTISG-DoGs. BIRDS. &c.-PIRsr PAcE-Third col
BToRAGE-sEcoxD PAGE-sixth column
SSui,MMEh Si,s , n MEsoEIs-sEcSsp PAeE-sixth column.
TIE rCRF-FIRsr PAGE-Thrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-sEcoSD PAGE
rRAvELLERs' GUIDE-TwRLrrn PAcE-Flnh and sixth
UNFURNIsTED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGK-Third and fourth columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-NISTm PAGK-sixth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-FiRsr PAGE-Fifth column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-Firs column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FRsr PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
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VNYOMING LOTTERY SINGLE NUMBERS DRAWS
w September IS; 100000 disrbuted tickets 81 six for
So. Havana draws September II; $4,000 dstributed
tickets cheap, Circulars mailed free. Prizes cashed
ALLEN CO.. ~ Nassau street. New York.
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DRY (ItDODN.
nPENING.-SMITTrS PATTERN BAZAAR,
" 9l4 Broadway. between Twentieth and Twenty
In the storel In the store In the storel
Opening begins Wednesday, September l.
Don't until Wedne sday, September |.
display sflmported Patterns and all the latest designs In
toilets We wish that this seasons receipts OF fashions
abroad is the largest and the changes marked
years We cannot give descriptions here But
will mention called the Cardinal" that think will
pafayEe curiosity Everything will be prepared Wednes
day this Patterns will be ready, with cloth model
each subscriptions tn our Monthly World Of Fashion"
SO year. and illustrated Pattern Bazaar 81 10 year
will be received we shan premium TO each subscriber
this week or next - -
BURDETTE SMITH,
9l4 Broadway between Twentieth and Twenyh
In the store In the store In the storel
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nIAMONDs WATCHES. JEwELRY AND SILVER.
~ ware bought and sold at very small advance GEO
Z. ALLEN, Jewene il0o Broadway Twenty ninth "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
U -oFFIcIAL DRAWING OF TIL

u OFFICIAL DRAWING or THE KENTUCKY
N State Lotteries.
SIMMONS DICKINSON 4 CO, Managers.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 40 5l3-sEPrsMBEg l. 1875.
a. 60 3. 55. 4, IA, 8, 40, ~, 81, 10, 70, 20.
KESTUcKY CLASS NO: 5l4-ssPrENBER !, 1875,
10, 9, =, B q ~ H. q. "a 81 q, 20 g. g. is.
81, % 34 %, 49, 27, ~ 36. So 10 l, i6 2.
HENRY CLASS NO. 6fO-skPrEABER ], 1873
rs z u. So rs 50, 6s, rs 81. "a. rs 20 8, G3.
Full information by addressing j. CLuTE Post office box
4D69.
Il SIMMONS, DICKINSON K co 's GRAND MONTHLY
N distribution Of the Kentucky state Lottery the
Havana plan g. be drawn September % Also Royal Havana
Of Cuba, draw September IT. Full BY
j. CLUTE. Post Office box 1863
MESSRS ELIAS SIMPSON, JOHN Y. RUSHTON,
1u james s. sandford Stillman Isey w. w. Robinson,
II e. Andrus. their the
late firm Of Davis * burst. Rio G.apde City Texas will
hear Of something their by addressing
l. NJ W., box 8, ,S4l New York Post office.
MRS. J. W. DANFoRTH TRANCE AND HEALING
1 medium has good remedies for the afflicted Patients
from the country have pleasant Rooms with Board II de-
sired Residence No 100 West Fysxh street, Of
Sixth avenue.
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AMrSEMENTS-FIRsy PAGE-Finh ana sixth columns
ASTROLOGY-SKcoND PAGE-First column.
BILLlAkDS-SEcOSD PACE-Sxth column.
bOAkDERS WANTED-SKCoND PAcE-Fogrth and hft
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
INSTITUTION SAUDASCHER.
Heidelberg Germany.
The winter term opens October l. 1875.
This institution for young gentlemen possesses the most
practical modern improvements Is situated the heathies
and charming part Of the city Of Heidelberg and aims
particularly give thorough education in tile different
modern languages mathematics, bookkeeping technical
drawing aud prepares also its pupils for the animation for
the Prussan military service. The most exper
enced teachers connected with the abhment Eng
h French the languages used In versation
This Is for natives well foreigners under
the supervision of the aud the
take place under the control OF the
Circulars and all particulars cheeruly furnished upon
demand free OF cost
M NAUDAscHER, Manager Of the Institute
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. THE
~ contract Tor building the Vernon
Railroad from Astoria hunters Point via Ravens
woodproposns for having advertised for IN
Herald-has been awarded Messrs Wore & Co.. Of New
York JAS. AZ. FRLEMAN, treasurer
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

THE SISTERS OF CHARITY, INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
L 343 West FOrty-secoud street prenared re-
ceve orders for fashionable Dressmakng La
dies aud Chdrens Clothing. Shrtmakng Embroidery and
kinds Of Needework; the patronage Of the public
Is respectfully solicited
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disease however hopeless with unparalleled
at 2u6 West Thirty eighth street.
THE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS
TO-DAY OF THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
PER CABLE
PUBLISHED IN THE
FIRST EDITION OF THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY,
AND CAN BE FOUND ON ALL
THE NEWS STANDS
AND IN FRONT OF THE
STOCK EXCHANGE BROAD STREET,
OR SERVED BY CARRIER TO ANY
ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCK.
LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
NO. 2 ANN STREET (HERALD BUILDIN0.
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Ancient Cllrist,nns.


William the C1n1ueror usually kept
hiS, Christina. a. Gloucester, put william
| bonoFed Winchester g. that festival
Henry i took a fancy 70 WestmlhsteE,lor
the iirst Io9ur years 81 his reign, ana then
celebrated itat windsor; Henry H. KEEP!
nus ilrsl christmas at bermondsey, ahu
IN III III Ireland. In lZVl J0hn kept
Christmas Mt Guildlord, put was very
angry because the Archbishop oil CanIer'
bury attempted 70 oumo MIN IN exlrava;
ganCe. IN l24l the MOBILES VINO appeared
ut Winchester we're outraged because the
papal legHte had the place Of honor at
the banquet; but Henry lll.S Christmas
IN l232 was agreat success, l,9V0 knights
attending, besides the peers Of me realm,
y witness the marriage, OF the Princess
Margaret. with Alexander, King Of ne
scots. The Archbishop oil J ork gave OOO
iat oxen and E2,1VO toward me expenses;
IN l24l lienry ordered Westminster ual!
70 be filled with poor people and leasted
ior week: Edward I'kept Cnristmas ny
bury, Collingham' lpSwIoli, Bristol ana
Carlisle. In lS24 ana l32o, Edward L.
kept Tue festival royal'y ~ NotIi"ghan
but i32O iounu MN u prisoner NJ hehll'
worm; Euwarn III kGPt onflstmas ny
duildlord IN l3Il ana Io4s, Mosques anu
niummihgS on . large EcaIo De ~ exhibit.
ed. Mhen hlcnaru II. kePs chTlSllnaS ~
Lichheid ne enlarged ,he o GplscopaI pat
ace, and zOOV oxen anu AVu !nns OF T T
were consumed on me OCCASION; len
thousand people dined ual,y ~ INC , e1'
pense Of the king: Henry l., In l4a3,
Kept Christmas o. bury ana was met ai
iuN Heath py me aldermen ana
QUO townnnen; and the lord abbot Of the
monastery entertained MN 1T a manner me.
WORTHY sucn P.lneeI ~ I4 LII.,ui lv.hi
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DAxoEa OF Coal GAa-PsrsOns who
have stoves in their bedrooms or in
rooms connected with their Rleeping
apartments cannot be too carefnl in ar
ranging the FIRE atnieht. At ShamOkin
Pennsylvania, lately widow and two
daughters came near losing their lives
from an inhalation OF coal gas. They put
some fresh coal in the cook stove, and
having partly removed the lids from the
stove and turned the damper, they retired
for the night, the doors Of the various
rooms being left open, Next morning the
mother aWoke feeling sick and weak,
but managed to get out of the house
to call in several neighbors, When they
arrived they found the youngest daugh-
ter, aged about twelve years, almost un-
conscious, and the Oldest daughter, al
most eighteen years Of age, terribly sick.
A doctor was Immediately sent for, and
succeeded in saving the lives Of all, but
says that it would have taken but little
while longer until the youngest daughter
would bave been dead. When the doctor
arrived she had scarcely any lpulse left,
The whole family made narrow escape
from terrible death,
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Christmas our Oldest National
Family Festival

Translated from the Deutsehe Jugcnd,
Christmas il still the most beautiful Of
our feasts, but only few Of us ever re-
member that II had It's 'urigonfn al an
Client custom Of our anceSlerSy anil that to
them we owe that precious inheritance
from the comfortable, hearty family-life
OF their time. For IN lhe lat week'of
December occurred their Ynle feast, the
very holieSt one Of the year. Az that sea-
son nature rested and all rural labor,
which in those days Of no towns and no
ttadsmen was the universal occupation.
ceased entirely for awhile. From far
and widey on horseback and In swift
sledgcs, came the scattered members Of
every family 10 meet each other In the
old ancestral home. Al the door they
we're received by the happy head Of The
house, who, deeming their visit a high
honor, entertained them for week with
the heattiest hospitality, Together they
celebrated the anticipated return OF
the liie.giying sun and the awakening
Of the all.noutishihg earth. So did
out heather foreiathefs acknowledge the
beneiactions Of that glorious luminary,
honoring II a. the supreme divinity, and
great was their need, In truth, OF sunshine
and showers and changing seasons, that
the crops might thrive and that they them.
selves might live in comfort. When the
DAYS we're at the shotteSt and The nights
al the longest, when earth seemed quite
liieless and the gloom Of death was over
ali, then began the holy time Of the long
nights, IA they called the week Of little
daylight, the last one Of December. Then,
said they, the mighty pair, 0dln and his
spouse, went through the land, from farm
to farm and house to house, to learn
whether men we're, honest and indus
ttiodS. They were IA thediAgulse o. poor
piltrius, and wherever they found that
masters Of servants had been faithful TO
duty, there did they leave gifts, which, al
though invisible al thelllne pGcA anne iife-.
cious treasures for those who received
them gratefully.
Atthatmysterious season II was fitting
that all should assemble in The homes Of
their fathers, for then no bond was con-
Sidered 30 sacred A that Of family union,
and the family affairs were supposed 70 be
under the Deity's special supervision. 30
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acknowledgement.
INDER THE CHRISTlIAA
BOUGH.


Y, who have sCOTnCd each other,
IN injured friend or brother,
la this iASl fading year
Yp who by word or decd,
Have made a kind heart bleed
Toms gather here.
fat ,Innol against, and SHINING,
Forget their strie'S beginning,
And Join In friendship now;
Bplilks no longer broken,
BesWcei forgiveness spoken,
Under lhchOlly bough.
Yevho have loved each other,
sl,tyT aud friend aud OIOthsT,
10 this fast fading year;
Mother anil sire and child
Young man and maiden mild,
Tome gather here.
And let your hearts grow tondcr,
A, memory shall ponder
Each broken vow,
nll lOvCn and younger wOolnS
Arc sweet In the renewing
Under tho holly bough.
Yc who have nOuriShe,l sadness,
l,trangel iiom hops and gladnes',
iuthlslaSt fading year.
Ne, With DER burlCned mind,
Niir6lltn, from your kind,
tome gather hero,
let nOl the useless sorrow
puf,le you night and morrow
II ever you hoped, hope now
fake rt,-unClOud your lActs
And Join In our embraces,
nier the holly bouJh.
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THE Ohio wool Growers Association, the
Short Horn Breeders Association, and
the Ohio West Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Metiho Sheep Bteedets' Associ-
alton, will meet IN this city on Tuesday,
January 4. On Wednesday, 9Th, the
State Board Of Agriculture holds its an.
nuAl session, during which several new
members will be elected. The county 40.
cielies throughout the State should and
probably will b represented - clumbas
JoarNaL ..iIE44
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SCATTER YOUR CRUMDa


ny ALFRED CROwQuILL.
Amidst tho irceEng SleOt and SNOW,
The timid robin comes
In pity drive him not away,
but scatter out your CRUMBS.
And leave your door upon the latch
For whatsoever comes;
The poorer they moro Welcome give,
Aud scatter out your crumbs o.
All have 10 spare, none are too poor,
When Wphl Nib Rlutetc6fd6
Tho Loaf u heHefail your own,
Then scatter out your crumbs.
soOn winter falls upon your life,
The day Of reckoning comes
Against your sins, by hlRh decree,
Are weighed those scattered crumbs.
A touching story IL told To the effect
that once when one oil the boys Of an or
phan's refuge had said the grace, "Como
Lord Jesus, be our guest, and bless what
Thou hast provided" Alittle fellow looked
around and said: ado tell me why the
Lord Jesus never comes. We ask Him
every day 10 sit with us, and He never
comes. | shall Set Him n seat" Just
then there was a knock at the door. A
poor boy entered, begging a nights lOdg.
Ing. lie was made welcome; the chair
stood empty for him; every child wanted
him to have his plate. The stranger was
quite overcome with such uncommon at.
tentions. Then spoke up the little fellow
before referred to, saying: 1.-THE Lord
Jesus could not come, and so He sent this
poor boy in His place; isn't that itT
Thus was Child's faith evinCed and re-
warded. And a similar spirit, on the
part Of children Of larger growth, has
abundant field for its manifestation, with
all the more certainty Of rejecting hap
piness upon It's pOSsessor, at this season
peculiarly consecrated to preSent.giving
All have 10 spare, none are 80 poor,
when want with winter comes
The loaf Ia never all your OWL
Then scatter out your crumbs