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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON

Consolidation Of sTONTNGTON LINE AMI PROVIDENCE
LINE b,twecn NETWORK aud BOSTON
SrON, NiTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE NEWPORT AND BOSTON.
Tie elegant steamers ltiiODt ISLAND TUESDAY
THURS DAYS and SATURDAYS, AID SAEIAGANSEtI
MONDAYS MIDNEsDAlS anl FRIDAYS, leave Pier d.
y. A., loot of Jay st n =.
may BE- obtain at ia lrol Dcpris az llrl
Ti,ke Offices Siacroou- be sccrrei in aVaLre NJ tho
of Sl Company AMI at 80 sIoA~a
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VIA PROViDENcE DfRIsCr
The stauuch anl powerful -tram~li g- E-ECTRA MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS AMI FiIDAfS, aud GALtiht,
II E-DANS, THURSDAYS and "a ~ EDAfS, leave PIN
% ~ a., tot RObn-Da ST.. AT Direct route
Worcester ana AL NnftI,rI paints . worcester.
Freight via either line taad,n at lowest rates.
ID. :. BABCpCk, pTosiden
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Gcathcr5.


A Observation-Disclosures teachcrin all branches
~ desires cement dress lioN IT, Pnnceion Nd
IL wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
~ address Amor Educational Union 7 u B~sy, NY
A GRADUATE from Mount Holyoke Semi
y nary with many years experience IN teaching Lam
Mathematics and Higher "a, desires SITUATlON FOR
next year. AddT So Box 81. WineLcster, a.
.. A MER. SCHOOL INSTITUTED aids all
~ who want good Teachers; Represents IeacheTs Wi'
positions and does general Educational blsL"sS. i'to
lishcl 1870. II Bond H., New lutk:.... :. .
j. W. SCHEEMEdItOES ~ NJ Actuary
An EXPERIENCED French Teacher drom
Innanslp AMI lng.i.h branches dnfins the
summer le j sIte IN, te LESSONS III i'c MS
q.s fc- nee and id. AGtitss fIOi ~, iiDuAo
Uptown once. ,2}S Broadway.
rEEACHERS' BUREAU.
1 Gentlemen lady II AC1IERS 81 all the tnrurh
ard modern language, mnhe. craving dul
LiuicfgafTcn FURNISHED IeNamne teachers 81 moirfn
hang and personally, aud accept only cmheici
f,ltntrs It's lad
charges hive many 0 the first teachers In the connir res
red IufoTinai on given OF gU0t schools slaH WIN
pleasure reltr 70 patrons. Mrs. ALMA T. itij4,
VJANTED-A lady, thoroughly competent to
w te ca riaro and mus two little if's. ibtai con
pcnsaton to good patient teacher Address T. d. c. Tribune
Office.
XVANTED.-A TEACHER QOr Classics,
w Mathematics. aud FT@Sh Lterniurcl q matuIt cN
rrience past middle life, ctablc To undertake sf
nasteslu aui tue Affairs ~ boarding school l"r
bIrs belonging t. Eniscoia Church Apply, tlV y
testimonials and particulars, to w. B NJ ~ second ~
EastOn. Penn
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6ouscs an1 farms iDantco.

WANTED TO LEASE-A property .:table
" fora bo s AID girls boar ing s3A.sa. neal by local
where Of Dc iiLl Adj
dress Professor, SnaT0n, Conn.
WANTED - FARM suitable for STOCK
w RAISING 100 m ls from the city, or which
owner would laAe DroOklyn property.
KULAND Il WHITING, Beekman-st
yVANTED-At Newark, New Jersey, in n
w pleasant ami healthy Toe Ny, coRven rnt 10 TIE New
York Iaroilts, "a HOUSE aiming mod improve
nent- GOOD condition, comfortably and lly rni,le 20
reasonable rnt iC year Oleer Address W. IrtD-
Up,owH oaice, 23S .;rJad way, corner 3lst st.
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neaI estate % GFehauge.

A VERY desirable new, thrce-stOry, French"
~ roof DWELLING well situate. n Pianneif y j., TO
exchange 81, tine, dry gOods.
J. y. WYCkOfF - CO, Il Patlrow.
4 BEAU rIFUL COUNTRY HONE at sum
< nit y j. acr.s hOus - and cupOs iOA+O;
steam furnace stable Lawn garden fruit aud s.ae, $40
mortgage $1,000 exchange Tor Newark house. j. ID.
CONDlCI li5 Broadway.
XCHANGE or FOR SALE Be2ut full
a. PLACE five acre. Wostcheser County large tie Ofo
city c0uycuiauces; Ne. caIrageo; large gard q, 49,
planted. Inquire of OWNER, % PeEIy-st
SNANTED-A FARM worth about $50, 900,
IN e,cln Tor Its free and clear interest Ia hIst
class business which lie secured by mort -tees
A. BLDMQNIS +, $50 NaSsaust.
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.Drooh,nu Real Csta.e Cor 5ale.


TOR SALE-Splendid BUILDING PLOT, 80
MO Lol.lNest corner iiewes 81 AMI Mareydve Sine
l,eH Wari B.oOki,n l.. ID. ApIly ~ j. HENTL saNine9
B9ne brls4,".y ami FO4r.ii-s', i'roohlJ n.
ETOR SALE OR LEASES GRACE STORE,
Mo-. and Atlantic DOoA, .rOgng East RIVER. adjoining
Aansi.Ou fofI5. Apply TO .,., -, .. 49, 20 ,,,,,,,,
DOBERT :. BUSTING, BROKER in REAL
Ia ESTATE and MORTGAGE LOANS No. POI Montague
Nonucu al iIutisD Br IOkln. Thc exchange OF Brook
I..il estate Farms Village, Other
sIccalfy Of the bisiAes.. The
offered advertiser for c exchanges arc lr
superior rGeseuted any other broker own u
~ OF the city country Wishing 10
- 20 the Oct d Ia sui Is fl de5cri
Ol oasb. Of TIE property Che advertiser stating also
Hises reSar 20 H. COrrspoh lenoo VITA 0Nnih Ot
invited iu record i kept 2ll RAJ cstt" TOR
sale AMI no property LETT or sale escapes tt'
real estate
very iantancr property owners,
ialci Facilities to
la tie sOpn " d. scriptJn Oi real estate tlan>
rt lIOis AMI iOts Brooklyn,
arti,ulai Wei y Prospect PARK, The
brJAn Highs. for safe terms ot pay
lrs and u.lirs chasing ois or IN unts gael
the IN aic bail ing lOl and
cry lrtc irtse tinluc di iacil O., furnished
ir Il nDnty loan bond and nOrtgaSe
inpiOs go city propcry. GOgi Applications wanted by
ROBERT D. BU>StNi. 20i MoniaSues', Broo8lyn
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Alarblncrn.

AlacAlnrrn.
Establ shed 1921.
rT,ouas r. r,eKFR TR STEPHEN L. IL. rAsKRR.
MORRIS, TASkER q Co.
NJ PASCAL HON WORKS
AiELPfIA.
TASEER lhoN WORKS.
CAsfIE, pIIA"itE.
once Fi'th and 1-skvr lis, tli iitll liz
orc. and A.I ac = o. - Col ~, @cW NoIG
.craf aichofi-f, No SO OIL 81 81, Boston.
aanu.a ilr thought Iron clcd Tubes, il!n gal
vau!.,sl AID fDDb.r oi eas steam, ant water
LAP.N, ED. CHARCOAL no. bO-L LR iCBi.H
OIL WILL g q b 80 AID CASING .... $500.
GAS hNp slIAH FIliINGS DRAS5 VALVES A.
COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM FfTrfHS' Tools.
CAST ron GfS AID WATER PIPE
STfsEI.T IiNl POSTS And LANlIRNS
I3-rIsUNID COAL Gas AlPAHAil~ &c.
IMPROVED SUGAR MAtlliN L1tf. &c - -
WE NGi ID ALI SPECIAL NiloN TO OUR
PATENT " LCANiZlD hUBBht. - TED ~ BE.
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VIA pRovfDENcN DiREcr.
l. W. FILKINs General rass.aelr Agent. -


l. ~
GREAT rNO TX LINE AND UNI I'D STATES MAIL
KOUT. Trains leave from foot OF Dcsbioases and
ESpfess ior IIarshrg Pittsburgh. Yves; south
eiih Pullman Pace cars atacnci $50 a. u, an $50 D.
For WiiaIn~rort AID Lock Haven via Pha ;cpha and
trc t. H. DIV, connecting a. Phlhlelphlp go a M; fo
ID ansroIt, Lock Haven Cory AMI ii'e so p M con
meet NJ az Cory lor llsaS'e fe'ioehl O'HTt AMI Tic Oh
ItEioi>.
30 arrive in Washington at 40 D Regular al
e.4O "a M. AID p. N. sunday, p M ~ -
EApress ior philadelphia = ~ = 49, t;op p M I2:5l 3 y
10, 4 30 g. T. 30, and ~ night SUNDAY 400, >. l.
san and D. N. tm r. M a. sltoin class p IN;
go }In > s:iO $50 20 $40 g. 6.lO 80. 7. 7:5O
$40 10 1870 D. and II night Sunday 20. :. ami 10
foi Elizabeth. g. ESQ T. 7i1 X o. l0a m. ~ M 3d.
3 TO- otU H., - 81, 40 H. 6, %, Z. 80 $40
~ r Ia ,i.s a. g. 40 x ia H. - l l. 2 80
S.iO $40 - 40. 400 - go go, $50. Z. s:lO
For WOitbtge. crthAmDoy ana south Amboy, ami ID
For Sew i.r sJyck Z a 10 N, g $40, ilJ, go
$40. 7 =. and II uieht. "a ll,y, T. n
tor tssi Milestone, II no n. and . 70 D. N;
Ior Princeton. :. $50 q. IA l2.ou = 4 10 aud p
Ior Lambert NllIt, $50 a. ga. =, % an =. ~. .
foI fenn-ton. Phiipsbur and Belsi.cre $50 A. m' 2
= r pl'Ic,r au sourr. ran,,, .. m.
For Trenton IodcmtoWi, darlington ami Camden, Z ana
0 20 q. ~ ~ 81, =. L. o. ana T. M
fOr Freehold. ID. NJ. and 10 d. III. IN
For taminedale and squat a III. ana : p M
Tor tightstoWn. PcInherto aAd OaihIe VA feIlh Annoy
Toil ii iag,gp and PemL ZION a. IN
Trains Osss-.,om P-.abaIsh Go and 1879
n m AMI 20 u ~. g.. 10 - a AM - y.
9, rri ifnfia, va. hi 81 ALL ~ 4.
iLe." 'i t.i una ~ ~, go i657 D. N, AN .
Ticket Oncrs, 526 anh 90 lrad~ay 40. Asor House
and loot Of DrsDo-Ss and tofi dndti- No. court
IMMIGRANT Tc&et Ouict, 40. . at,ryriac'.
l.. NJ BOY -, IT, Gen. Passenger ACcnt
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- ] am a. Tree a. AZURE hr~t iltuc lhdh'
Ire he ba a laws Of s'Tvitnde began,
" hen " iid IN woods the NOBLE savage ran

Against POpe's poetic mi representation 81 the aho
ripal native and thc less pOeGc is eprrsnitlon,
of Kenmore Cooper, the genius oil Dickens ilis cut rcd
it, plOes-a protest which needs 10 justine Jon III our
eyes which for the last two hundred years have seen
enO g Of The noble savage The nOllcraNagc QUO Inc
only writer vino las EXPIRE sed the aYciasc American
ouiuioD in regard this hFiia myth west poet
VINO Las summed the matter no u NUTSHELL I. t.:
IIs.n LlN lr.ld
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Ga!ce ~ Aucilon.

A. MRgwTY. Aucuoneor.
by BANGS, MERWlN & Co, G5G Broadway,
ID near IoaiaL-.5alcs OF looks WOfAs Of Az. Fancy
GOole. r..,- ,,,.,.
Iooiry. TAcoIJf. &C. number Of "ioh at" scarce eohs
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4 COMPLET. ~ tUhHISIlED CUIiAUE
~ at Bay shor Great south Pay, l. l., TO H. - ue
year on season mmel tp drives BOATING,
bathing dsing, rent, 800 tie sea5on JCORIr 21S
NiDtn.ave.
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Countrp llropertp 20 Eei.

4 CHEAP lIOUSE-Rent tO suit q good
"A tenant cars schools churches &c larg tot tine
views high and healthy site Address HOMkSibADEiI
rrib go ice.
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Brooilnn iJropertn 60 Get.

DROOKLYN.-A handsomely furnished first
I'D class dUuUle RESIDENCE to LET; large, b. auiifl
grounds stale, location best IN ety. country ADJ nas9
ciy impruN nts short drive 20 PARK. AddrtsS
BEEkMAN, Tribune Brooklyn BIanch ONCE.
EREENr-AVE.-A very nice three story
~ brown stone HOUSE SALE for cash exchange
Harlem property. RULAND.s WHITING, BseAman-st.
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Gtalionern.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
H BERLIN & JONES ESNELGiE COMPANY AID
FAPEk WAREII DUSE. Nos ljl and lJO W hlm a., New
YORK lavea iau,y for anuiacuing one million envelopes
erdtv with their iatent Fol dag AMI Cumming Machines az
r.cos Liberal DIS "Ihtr 10 the u".'-
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TEVIE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
short Baby lon b. s..Ore Is, say yie and Po
cl0t.e.
ItaVc llunisrs Point zoo A. nj lhyion way train.
Leave lfutefs Point 80 H. In.Pl gl0gue mGi Train with
iaI4SI Cal Attached.
Lave llun,,r a4i ECO =. Paicho cue way train.
Leave iuuicr . Point 400 Li-iatChOsue express TRAN,
with a. attached.
Lfa,u HUT. - Point % p. m.-lsip way tran.
Fur part ,ukrs Sc bills aNd small tables. Also for
trains u ana farnns'aie, central faIk NY PARK
Lis fsTTy boats luia.
Tn
10 nj Ircs,.s TO TIE departure Of
trains Hunter 20 nj Tickets sold and baggage ia Chcd
~ slip and Thirty f0urhst "aees snnda5 trains leave
Hunl'T InAt Acck ieinsteih, narlcn tiiy,
l." chugHr, AID all way stations, ~ 80 and 90
Flushing Coree font " tesone and all lntcraieate
sttO.s. e.lJ 1000 ii 90 aud l3O. 3lI BOO $50
.. l. II. gAI.lOA, SIpeil4tCnINut
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Coun!rn Real estate for Sale.

E'ARM for SALE, near New Brunswick.-13O
a acres house. blTns st,k and crops all IN. 600 irui,
tees terms cary. Apl - u W. X. MENPLE.
Go l. b,rfy 4 Y Y.
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I6'O LEi-On jersey City hiehls, on It's bcaut-
Il uul Eastern sol nagni. cent HOMES Rad RESI-.
impTpV grounds beautifully
Lid about three "A abundance of fruit ad SHADE
caiagc house vii rented. furnished or unfHrnsed,
The the Snihcr season on :, to
fer1i tenant. H. minutes ihc ferry by horse
please address oN 3l New YORK L. call at the IL n
tate Agency bergen SQUARE ersty city lights.
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TENO LkT-PARL OR and BASEMENT FLOORS,
nicely FURNISHED, upstairs bedrooms desired; REFER
lured rent, so montl-yogy cheap apply ~
West Washington place.
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EBELL international Academy; for European
study and trtvcPernfneut Il for vpung ladies aud
ieiers IN scrlce Languages Art and Music; IN Brrn,
Prussia Party Of Thirty embarked April Aohcr class N
ladies' eave New YORK IOr Er1pcan lrst week IN June
particulars address E1g later ao1l Academy Cooper
Uaob SerYJrs. Vr. 50 Ieicin Aust Berlin, Prussia
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Citp proprrtn Go Ect.

AT PASSAIC. n. J.-Sl00 rent for a fine
"A RESI- DENCE the Highs III My /, 1876. Also
6 press II IT, L. =, fine HOUSE AID 6fDt ND- -
rent for sale cheap Address owner j. o. fOAS
Id,fOI, "A.
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TlRIDGEPORT, and all points on lIousatpnlc
H. ana NaGgalck i.alr st@ F"re -. steamer BllN'E
POi laycs Cata .le sip 81 ii 80 ana bridgeport NJ
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DRiNCETON COLLEGE PREPARATORY
4 nOOfa Princeton =. J.--lern open. sept = rrin'l
pal Rev. G. J. COLLINS, 4. NJ. heierences Faculty 81
Callego OF Oi seminary.
TIVE IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown-on-
Huds1u WI remain open Tor BOYS during the Summer "a
ea..on lrIn Inne u % -cLt ~ L.Irlol % nI nl-n
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Steamboats, an0 iiaiiroISs.

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
IA Dsy boas q. WIZARD aud DANIEL pHrM leave
Pier -, y sundays rNceptet q. - ANA
2itn Q ~ ri est POINT, Cora al, N"WbuiG 3,
ioul ea4 iAeborE, Cats.ll ad hudson o"es on
safe or olu- All Nest IMP tickets To West fni l.
Cornwall and Ncwuurg, fciurInnl sam" day, s. SlccLh
rims and Saratoga 40 saratoga y - i'B mp
40.
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4usirrcilon.
For Boys and Young Msn-country.

NHARLIER INSTITUTE, 1913 West Fifty
X niuth ST. on CeItra PARE. NcX-YoTE. C,ic-o, W,st
iOui Na,I lcny. scientific Scioo!s iDalAs depart
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

Fifteen years ago a lazy sort of a chap
found his way TO Washington from Ohio,
and calling on political friend, expressed
Il desire to have a clerkship. He was told to
90 back home and work at his trade at two
dollars a day-do anything but submit HIM
self to the awful slavery OF a government
clerkship. That young man-don't BE aston.
ished, gentle reader this is not that other
young man-said he thought he'd try a ST..
200 clerkship, las it beat nothing a hundred
per cent" The CongressmaH, sad and dis.
heartcned procured him the desired place.
That was only fifteen years ago, and the
young man when he entered upon the degrad'
ing slavsh life of a clerk was honest, lazy,
healthy and entirely indifferent to labor.
Now, that young man is still Il clerk, owns
$4,000 worth of real estate, and never lets a
contract leave his possession until he gets his
per ccntagc. He Is not any fonder of work
now than he was then, and proudly remarks
If | took old Snoozham's advice I'd have
been choppng cord-wood at a dollar day,
but | didn't. \ clerkship Is good enough
for mc'-L0ViSrWe Commercial
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find the whole speculation spread out IN alb
solute terms. Button calculated that the
planet occupied 300 years in cooling TO the
solid condition; that he would occupy no.,
600 wears more in cooling down to the point
where ms surface could be touched; of which
period at least 1000 years are net UHerDire3 {;
that 24DA 400 years more would be required to
cool the planet down TO the temperature Of
the cath: and that still another 4S3,0 wears
must clapSc before the planet would be
chilled down 10 the present condition of the
moon.
Button calculated further that three of the
satellites OF Jupiter are already died.out
worlds; that one of them, the largest, is far
advanced in the trigid phase; and that Saturn
will require 81 600 years longer to cool down
to the present condition Of the earth
This is pretty good philosophy for man
who died only seven years after Herschel
first turned his telescope upon Uranus, long
before the spectroscopC was invented, or the
law of the correlation Of forces discovered.
Had Button lived TIL now he would undoubt.
eddy have revised his figures in the light of
more recent knowledge; his periods are too
short. But it is due TO him to say that he
important deductions which have
been accredited to modern scientists; and
that his estimates of the present relative tenn
perature of all the then known planets were
substantially the same as those warranted by
the observations of the last few years. Solo.
mon was not far wrong when he remarked
that "Thcrc is nothing new under the sun"
LjrrgO JvjbUJIP
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FALSELY ACCUSED.

II was beautiful summer time; and the
trees were clothed in their richest foliage
The birds sang sweetly; the little lambs frsk.
cd about merrlly in the green fields, every
thing looked bright and happy
Prosperity reigned over the little village of
Ballygen, which ncstles among the hills, in
beautiful valley, in the western part of Ire.
land, and rs the story which | am going TO
relate happened there, we Will ask the rea.
der TO accompany US across the three thOus-
and miles of water that intervenes.
Through the center of this village bcauti-
iul river wound its serpeRtinc course, the
banks OF which, on either side, were inter.
spersed by numerous picturesque mansions,
the property of several rich gentlemen, who
were masters OF all the lands over which the
eye roamed
As our story relates to one of those man.
slons, or at least the inmates of one of them,
we VIII conhne ourselves to it and not mind
The rest
Godfrey Blake was very wealthy man, his
gold could be measured by the bushcl, and
yet, win all his immense wealth, he possess.
cd none oil the arrogance or worldly pride
that some men have when favored BY such
good fortune.
He mad lovely daughter named Molly
lovely In every sense of the word. n beautiful
blonde whose long, wavy tresses of hair hung
over her finely moulded form, almost TO the
ground, and eyes blue as the summer sky OF
her native home, and whose tender hearted
goodness made her favorited with rich and
poor for miles around.
Now, as may be supposed, there were mum
erous admirers who looked with loving eyes
on the peerless girl, some of them the sons OF
the richest men in the province, but all to nc
purpose; her love was bestowed on one
though he was far below her in a worldly
point of view. His name was Gerald O'Con
ner, the only son of a widow, and on him sh,
bestowed all the love Of her young heart.
Now, there was another young man in th'
village who loved, or pfofessed TO love, Molly
Blake and tried every means available Il
On the evening whez We frst Introduce
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THE following beautiful and touching song
was written by Hon. A. W, Wilds, of Showkcgan,
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PEDBCR

Sired by BILL CHEATHAM and reared
by the dam ODD TRICK, she sired by
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WASIiING-DAY.

DrciIul biggest waShin'
Ever | did sec:
Nobody to do it
Just but you and me.
o dear, see the grease spot
Big as big can be,
Like az huff Miss Rosy
Split a cup OF tea.
Bessie, put some soap on,
Pat EN-. jus.as.slow
Coz IFS allus hidin',
Guess it's fraid, you know
jus do see dis stockin'
WOrcd right from de toe
Oh, you naughty Rosy,
You must learn to sew,
Guess if Is your muvvcr,
Guess you wouldn't play
l'NiD H'HJtt ibihli
All de blessin' day
Now jus top a quirkin'
Up your eye that way,
See how ives a.workin',
Do you hear mc-sayg
Bes Sic, ! i tired,
Oh my, mercy sake
Washin's awful hehhy,
Guss we better take
Jc5 4 sour pickle
An q piece OF cake,
Then wen be all rested
Wonders mamma wake.
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GONE.

The trials Of winter
Have vanished, that's clear,
And we breathe the fresh air
Without bringing q tear:
The blowing and snorting
Have died out at last,
And coughs, colds and quiuoy
Are things OF the past.
Chappcd noses are healing,
Cold sores ON the mend
And that list of coH grievance
Has come to an end;
The soapstonc has cooled
To It's hook in the shed
II Is banishCd, alike
From carriage and bed.
There are wide open doors.
With no signs OF II freeze
No shivcr or shuddcr,
Or sound Of a sncezc;
Without mittcns or muil'.
folks venture once more,
No longer in awe
OF the Attic wave roar.
Old bottles OF tonic,
Cough mixture and squills--
Old bundles Of herbs,
Old boxes of pills
Are laid on the shelf,
Their winter work DER,
We can grasp life without them
We can get out Of door.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

The other day, says the Detroit Free Press
man who stables his horse on Macomb ST,
found four boys playing cards in the hay
nov, and he was proceeding to give them
fits when one OF them spoke up and said :
"Wc wasn't playing keerds. Tom Testers
mother is dead, and we were up here show
ing him the pictures on the kecrtiS so he
Woudnt feel lonesome
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15
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NOTICE
To Draft Horse Breeders.

We will stand our Imported Horse EMrER0E ne e. 4
inc son nj the following times and places: MonGh' =
Tnesdays Wednesdays ane Thursdays at the barn o! T.
F1Iett in the town OF Deer Park La sale Co.. ILL., Friday
and ut the barn OF John Clark In the town OF
Itirn IN the same county health and weather permitting
Ihis known does not need any description 10
those that have seen him. We viii give short de-
scrinti,sn for he Information of strangers:
EMPEROR is "A PercherOn Norman, years old. hght
aannle gray Il hands nigh weighs 2lOO lbs when In good
ar ~ gcd action and nc style. He vas bought Of T. NJ
Frazer Paris France, by Babcock brown, Ia 80 I'm
10 America and IN 1873 sold TO the undersigned lie
vas ON e1hbuon La sale Co Agricultural siT al
Ottawa Sl He took thrce nrst prizes at this airst o
The best draft horse I'd for the ave best colts Sd Tor TIRE
rest dra horse of age CT breed which Is one more
nrZa than draft horse ever took in la safe county
preyious TO ls The odsst colts OF hi. get months anu
ner were awarded the rs snd sscond prizes In boh sex
.. At This fair Also a. the Wenons Union Fair 1874 neanu
hi. colts awarded the blue and red ribbons IN every
entry made -. III. -.,,., tho
TERMs-y5 TO insure with foal payable when W
mare Is TO BE- with ios IS for the season
july 1873 so FOR single service. payable a. the 'e VI
service. . -. 800 ,-5 sce our
,k W, have the colts that will prove him TO be one oil
the best horses ever imported 10 America,
- r. MARTIN.
April 10th, $50. fropEie'0'S'