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The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

M G. M1TcHELL's FAMILY SCHOOL FOR
BoYs.-It is often serious question, and just
ly so, with parents and guardians of youth,
Where shall we send our boys to acquire an ed
ucation? There are many semiHaries of learn
ing, maintaining good reputation; but few
more deservedly SO than M. G. Mitchelps Fam
ilv School for Boys in West Tisbury, Martha's
Vineyard, Mass. Located in community free
from the temptation which assail the young in
many places, with Principal devoted to his
profession, and with thoroughly competent as
sistants, among others Professor G. G. Wheeler
in the Musical Department.; with building
recently fitted up at no little expense; conven-
lent and tasteful; it is what every institution of
the kind should be; not only place to obtain
an education preparatory to entering college or
upon the business of life, but home for the
boys. They are watched over and cared for, as
if under the eve of a parent; their mental,
moral and physical development each receiving
due attention. ALTHOUGH this school has quite
recently been established, its rapidly increasing
popularity bespeaks for it a success second to
no other institution of the kind in the country.
Boston Globe.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

THE HYER SIsTERs.-We are sorry to say
that the liver Sisters had rather poor house
last evening, owing to the many attractions
elsewhere The singing was really very hne
and the troupe deserve large houses. This
evening they will sing again, and should be
well patronized by the music loving people OF
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

DR. CHICKERING'S ADDRESS LAST EVENING
The Allen Mission chapel was filled to reple-
tion last evening to listen to the address of Rev.
DIR. Chickerng of Washington, on the nation
al eearings of the temperance reform. The
doctor held the large audience in closest atten-
tention for an hour while he presented in most
forcible and eloquent terms the Importance of
total abstinence in promoting the good name
of the nation as well as its temporal and spirit
nal prosperity aud progress.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

BOARD OF CENTENNIAL CoMMIssIoNERs.-At
a meeting of the Centennial Commissioners for
Maine, held in this city yesterday, Gen. G. w.
Roberts of Bangor, was elected President of
the board, vice c. P. Kimball, resigned. 1t
was decided to enter upon vigorous campaign
in behalf of the exhibition in 1876.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

The following correspondence explains itself
poRTIAND lime 9th 1879


PORTLAND, June 9th, 1875
General Neal DoU:
Dear Sr,-The undersigned, in welcoming you to
your home after prolonged absence in sef-sacrihc-
ing and philanthropic labor in behalf of the cause to
which you have devoted much OF your life, invite
you to address the citizens of Portland upon the sub
ect of Temperance, in the City Hall on such evening
as you may designate.
Yours very truly,
W. W. Thomas, r M. Richardson, Aug. E. Stew
en-, A. Little, J. W.. Munger, Ezra Carter Z; Corey,B
Thurston, M. G. Palmer. b. f. Whitney, G. Sturde-
want, p Bonney, J. o. Winship. H. S. Burrage, A.
E. Chase Henry A. Jones. Prentiss Loring, James
Noyes Rev. j j. Carruthers, G. A. Walden, John
A. Tompson, T. C. Lewis, George F. Foster, Rev. J.
McWhinnie, Rev. G. S. Perkins, j. G. Turkey. j. e.
Haseltine f. E. Shaw. j. j. Gerrish. j. b. Donnel,
H. H. Burgess, E. g. Willard, G. P. Ingraham, c. A.
B. Morse, Kew w. H. Smaller, Rev. G. W. Bicknell,
Rev. B. P. Snow, Rev. E. Y. Hincks, Andrew j.
Chase, Josiah H. Drummond, M. Wight, Jr., George
Jewett.
PORTLAND June 14th, 1875.
To Messrs W. w. Thomas, Mayor Richardson, and
others:
1t will give me pleasure to meet you and my fellow
citizens generally at the City Hall as you propose on
Monday evening, June 21st.
Respectfully yours,
Csigned) NEAL DOW.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

LIBERAL GIvERs.-There was special con-
trbution at State street church last evening for
the Maine Missionary Society. The wants of
this Society were set forth at the Cumberland
Conference last week, and Rev. Mr.. Hincks in
behalf of State street church promised $500 as
special contribution. But the zeal of the
church exceeded even the hope of the pastor
and the contribution amounted to $416.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
CITY AND VICINITY.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
For The Isands-Island Bell.
Boston & Maine r. R.-Centennial Celebration
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
To the Citizens of Portland.
Eastern Archaeological Trains.
Morgan & Dow sold.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stone Edgings-J. W. S rockwell
To Let-Ihe neat Cottage.
Coast Pilot-Wm. Senter & Co.
Wanted-Ten Experienced.
Boys School-M G. Mitchell.
To Let-Part of House.
Rent A Gentleman and Wife.
Pasture for ten Horses.
New Music Books.
Freedom Notice-Gates II. Spr0wl.
Wanted-Two Gentlemen.
Lost-in the City.
To Lease-For two or three Years.
Wanted "A Situation.
Notice -Chas. X. Davis.
Real Estate for Sale-F. G. Patterson.
Lott-A long fancy link Gold Vest Chain.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Great Sale-Morgan 81 Dow.
Important Catalogue Sale-F. O. Bailey 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

CRUELTY TO ANMALs.-Mr Sawyer the
agent of the S. ?. c. A. saw man on the
street yesterday with sick horse and COM
nelled him to unharness him and lead him
home.
He also found butcher with lot of calves
tied into small wagon. The man was ordered
to mt the animals so they could stand up,
which he did after some controversy.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

OLD LADIES HoME.-Yesterday afternoon
the annual reception of visitors to this lnstitu-
ton was held. The floral offerings were very
fine, and the Home looked very cheerful.
During the year the 81 inmates have done $10O
worth of work. The table of fancy articles
was unusually we'll filled. Mrs. A. q. Dolley
is still the obliging matron of the Home
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

Y. M. G. AssocIATIoN.-At the monthly
business meeting last evening the following
persons we're elected members:-C. f. Morse,
j. Ell. Morse, Geo. A. DeeriDg, - Perry,
and Rev. G. S. Perkins and six ladies.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
Eastern Railroad.

SPECIAL TRAIN, PORTLAND TO BOSTON,
Wednesday, June 18th, 1875. special train Will
leave Portland for Boston at IL o'clock p. M,
to accommodate those wishing to attend the
centennial celebration at Boston on the 17th
inst.
Returning, this train will leave Boston at
11.3O D. m, Thursday, 18th
GEO. BACHELOR, Supt.
Portland, June Is, 1875. je15 1t
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

The Democrats here now say that Gen. G. w.
Roberts of Bangor, is to be the Democratic
candidate for Governor
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
State Street.

BUNKER HILL Elsewhere will be found the
announcement of the railroads for special trains
to Boston the 10th and 18th inst.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
Notice.

r HEREBY forbid all persons from harboring or
Il giving credit to my wife. Caroline S. Davis on
my account, as shall pay no bills Of her oniraeting
CHAS. K. DAVIS.
Portland, June H. 1875 jul5d1w*
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

SAccARAPPA SAVINGS BANK "A new say
ings bank, incorporated by the last Legislature
has been organized at Saccarappa, and the fol-
lowing officers elected: President, Leander VAL
entine; Vice President VIM. H. Neal; Treas
urer and Clerk, f. NJ. Ray: Trustees, George
Warren, James Pencil, S. I. Raymond, VIM.
Fl. Neal, w. X. Dana, Leander Valentine, s.
E. Mcclellan, John CloudmaD, j. +. Andrews.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
Rent.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can find pleas
IA ant rent at 1877 Newbury Street. Inquire be-
tween the hours of IL and 8.
w. W. CARR.
jne15dtf
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

f. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at their sales
room this morning fine stock Of plants from
Dlrwanoar'S
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

MORGAN g. Dow sold 1O145O of Oil Paint
ings in two days the past week.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

DIR. NEWTON, the great Magnetic Healer and
Clairvoyant, will be at the United States Hotel
every Tuesday, from a. m. till p. m. All
chronic diseases cured. my13tf
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
Wanted.

H1EN Experienced book canvassers to take charge
i of territory, and manage agents for a new book
ready June 18th. State age, experience. salary
wanted. W. j. HOLLAND,
jne15d3t* Springfield, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15

BASE BALL-The Mountaineers of this city
and the Rangers of Gorham played game of
base bail in that town Saturday afternoon.
The game resulted in favor of the Portland
boys by score of % to 10.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1876
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical pepo's AD ID
Wantwortb Noses \ B. Hendricks, and Chisholm
Bros. on ali trains that run out oil tnee city,
At Biddetord of Pillsbury'
At Saco of L, Hodgdon,
At Wat erville, of j. s. Carter
At Bath, of j. 0. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros. anu stevens q Co.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
Lost.

Lost.
A LONG fancy link Gold Vest Chain, on CONNER
N cial Street, between Portland Rolling Mills
and Clark Street. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at GEO. A. HARMON'S, 5l7 Congress St.
jul5 d3t*
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
Freedom Notice.

NyHIS is to give notice that have this day given
IL my son ALBERT C. SPROWL his time. shall
claim of his earnings pay any debts of his
contracting after this date.
GATES Il. SPROWL.
Pemaquid June ii, 1875. jnel5w3w
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
TO Let.

VyHE neat Cottage House, 106 Vaughn street.
$3.50 per annum. Apply to F. G. PATTERSON,
Dealer in Real Estate. Williams Block. ju15d1w
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-15
To Let.

To Let.
DART OF A HOUSE number so st. John Street.
L Enquire on the Premises,
jne15dlw*
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

Vytlsknou so jen takove, ktere Sc napFed
zaplati. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
sPolky, jimz zaroven oznamuie Sc "a .,9o
EoV5tnt cenu.
palec sloupce stoji $500 za ttikrate
vyhsknnti, 2 palce S4O0, 3 palce 5000.
oznamka dele uvefeinoyana tim lest lev
nelsi, cim dele Sc uyefeinuie.
oznamky mistni, tisknut6 obyGeinym
plsmem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Ozn am ky: ,,hde Jest" .,Naprode5'
'HIeda Sc" stoii Is ct6. "a ttikrat otisk-
uuti.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fdi,
Edo Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kollk fadek, c kolik palc6 a koli-
krat uvefelnit necht ST sam vypo6te a
zasle pfisnsici "a to eastku.
s4 Kdo 81 ptee miti oznamku v
tftydenniku neb tydennik6 nechf laska-
We podotkne.
Fenize posielte vzdy postoynich
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. IO4 CrotOn Street.
Cleveland. ID,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
Nesmir jest v6Cny.

Fesmir Jest yetny, pontvadz Jest neko,
neeny. Otazka, zdaz prostoru neko-
necny Sv6t, taktez case nekoneeny t. /.
ye6ny Jest pfedstayy potatku konce
uplne vylutuIe, Jest marna, nebot poimv
prostoru casu dokonale tonto pfipade
81 odpovidaii.
hazde namahani roznnu, mysliti 81, ze
nekonecny sv6t ma poGatek, musi nevy-
hnuteln6 Sc ochromiti neodcinitelnem
protlsmyslu musi uznati ze vesmir lest
prostoru case beze vSech mezi.
kdyby kdo cht6l tvrditi, ze nekoneGn5
syet ma potatek, tn lined by nastala o.
tazka: Go bylo pred poystanim svGtat"
In odPovi Sc nam: Tn (ne) bylo mic"
toto mic bylo cd veenosti, nebof nelze 81
mysliti, ze by ,,nic" jakysi pocatek mohlo
miti, ze pred timto povstanim ,,niGeho7
Ieste cost jineho, nez ,,nic" bylo,
Anebo Sc odpoyi, ze pred svetem tn
byl bah. Zeptameli Sc ale, odkud ie btih,
odpoyl Sc, ze ie vetny. A ma otazku
protl neni liz odpoy6di. Patrno, ze mn
ceni jsme k myslence uznani v6tnosti
slce veGnosti vsehomira iak dale ukazeme
ne k yecnosti ,,niteho" nebo .,boha." Wee
most sveta lie dokazati, nikoliv ale vec-
most boha, kteryz domnekou Jest" lax
Percy Bysshe Shelly pravi, "a co takoya
ddkazi potiebuie." Zaiiste Jest to, nehle
de ami Ike skutecnosti, made ysi pochyb-
most ptirozenejsi pochopiteln6jsi, feknu-
ii: Nsecko col jest, bylo tn vzdycky a
nema nikde konce; nikdy to nepovstalo,
jesto nebylo odkud, nikdy se to neztrati,
lesto neni kan; sy6l Sc fidi sam sebon
nasledkem ylastnosti, ktere Cd v6tnosti ne
zmenltene ma; nezli feknei Sc: Nsecko
COZ jest, pochazl od jakesi nezrhme byto
sti, ktera od yecnost Jest, ktera sama
sebou Sc udrzuie, cely syet niceho stvofi
la fidi, "a do vecnosti Sc udrzi.
lnu, ovseml Jest to We v6ci tc tax. la
ko vsnde jinde, ze clovek pochopi to nei-
iednodnssi nejmeudfeisi az ma posledy
spise neiyetsiho nesmyslu Sc chopi, nez-
Ii rozvahy rozumne.
lie prostor sVetovy Iisa nekoneen} ie "a
roveh ve6ny, kdoz odvazil by Sc pocby.
bovati! A 0 tom-li neni zadne pochybno
sti, Jest iisto, ze svet Jest v6cny. Jiz
shora rkazali isme, ze pfirode neni tr.
pen prazdny prostor Gehoz nutne vysvi
ia, ze odv6cnem prostorn odvtGna
hmota nalezati Sc musi Nez ideme da-
le: Znamo, ze vse, coz Jest, Jest yysled-
kem sloucenin a rozlnk znamJch prykGv,
kterez die svych pomerd k sobe vespolek
a p1sobeni tepla, tlaku, svetla j. v. roz
icne obdoby Sc pfemenuje, iez jedne
smesi a jednoho tvaru do jin6ho pfejiti |
mohou, aniz by prvky tam obsazene ztra-
tily.
Shofil dfeyo, vznika kyselina uhliGita
voda, cpavek popel. Tato kyselina u
hlicita, voda, epavek popel dohromady
jsou t5zsi, nezli bylo dfevo pred spalenim
a sice tolik, co vazi vzduch, nimz Sc
dfevo phi spalovani sloucilo. Spaleni ne
nj tudiz mic iineho, nezli pfijmnti kysliku
ti okysliceni. Vaha kysliku zvetsuje yahu
spalujiciho Sc telesa. ! stavaji Sc yselika
telesa spalenim tezsimi. Lavoisier), nj.
kdy ale nemeni Sc mic, JAKE mnohJ ne
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

ysak cd zddn6 podmin6na neni. Jake
cas- nema aadneho zaddtku konce, a vse
liky zacatek konec mem Jest, q jake
prostor nemd zadnych mezi vselike
mezo mem jsou, taktez hnota nema nj
pdyodu nj zaiiti jak6ho, nybrz vselik6
povstayani q zachazeni tvorstya Jest nj,
ne pax krom neb mad nj. Pfibyvani, u
byvani ziinaceni hmoty media Sc myslti,
oysem ale vsech jeiich tvarH.
(DokonGeni1
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
EOjiSteni ma ziyOt
POjiSttni prOti nchOdam
POjiStcni v padu ncmOce.

Pozadoyan6 pfisp6vky neien re isou
mirne. ale ieikoz lie je pIatid tyden-
Mich lh0tach, stayaii sc nesmirn6 suad.
nymi. kazdJ maze tydn6 uspotiti 6 ct.
Ia tnto tastku obdr4i kaz " elem, poGina.
ie %. rokem ~tiri Glide starsi inuai rIatiti
vice. ak nasleduie:
H. Polici na tisic doIIard, yydanou od
New Jersey yzaiemnd ma ziyot poiistuiici
spolctnosti Newarku, n. j.
p Desct doIIard pHpadt uenoco po
tfimesiGnim clcn>tyi.
81 $50 dollard padu umrti elena k
uhra4eni pohfcbuich yyloh zbylek We
lhdtd policj blize yytkuute.
~ Y padu nehody (ztrlty ruky, noM
nebo ipIneho -chromuutij icat ellen opraiy
nen ma summit S2oo KRONE podpory V
nemoci, ktcrl potud cIenoy yyplacen5
bude pobud jci lebar osotfoyati bude.
Tyto isou asi hlayui, od Nolks Bundu
poskytoyanc vy1ody, iez ysak dostaGi,
ally kazdtho, kdo zdrayi nebo ziyot
syii petiiy Jest, pfesytdciIy, zcpIan ten
to jest veImi y}hodny bczpeGnJ. Nei.
spise hodisc meme zamoznym praci ru-
kou syych Sc ziv.cim Iidem, krcH zhusta
prici ztraci a caste do ncmocc upadnou
nebo k tlrazu prjdou Tito uechf neob
r,,aSl Sl-aii yo,-xpu IA ,.rt, I'll ~, t.,ra ~, 49,.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

Jesto isem delSi cas- ma navaly krvc
bolenl hlayy a bolesti zaludecnl trp6l a
rozIicne lfky ac bez lenku, zkusil, kou
pill isem 81 jednn a pok druhou lahey
dra Alb. Conradiho an ugsbursky eli
kapek, ktert tax byahodtIn4 rychle
Iflnkovaly, ze isem nyni zdray. Citim Sc
tedy Povinna, ?. dru. Albertu Conradimn
diky yzdlti a ieho kapky kraianirn m}m
doporueit.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20

CLENSTYL Ably Sc stal Glcnem, mu
81 Sc zadateI podrobiti l6kafsk6 prohlidce,
zacez Sc jemu niGeho nopocita.
Pristupne obnasi $l.0o, cenlz Jest "a
hrnut pfisptyell "a prvni tyden. Pristup-
ne sIozeno byti musi soucasn6 podanim
zadosh "a pfiieti. Nebudeli cd lGkafe
spoletnosti za sPisobiltho uznan, tedy Sc
castka ia vrati
Premie mohon tydnt, mtsient nebo
ttyrtletnt, die libosti pojsten6ho vyplace-
ny b}ti. Poiistne sc pfiiima bez podpo
~ padu nemoci. - Nizsazbu.
Spoleenost byla 1868 zalozena Jest
tudiz II let stara.
Y roce 1873 Ginila obcbod ma
$13,754922'0o
Maliteldm polici yyplaceno padu i
mrti, nemoci ia diyidendach
S4s3.S91'00
Nyntis hotoye assets obnasi
$500 600
Jistina ulozena Jest statnich a spolko
vych dluhopiseeh hypotekach.
vi. kfeJci. gen. agent.
Wiesenbcrger. jednatcI.
Gleoefoadskd o6lce Isl Superior Str.
Goldsmith "a .1ankOu.
obchodyedouci.
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DokOnGeni.

III lroZna vraz d a n bevraz-
DANA b ozensk6 atenosti.
Y pruske vesnici Zendove II Subina udd
la Sc t6chto dnH straslivd vrazda. V no
ci re H. ma s.. IN. m. zavrazdil tameisi
hostin8kY Rpchalsky, bezpochyby ma
bozensk6 Silenosti, svoii manzeku a 3
maj }ch ditek a konetne podfezal sob5
kirk. K. onemocn6l pred $ dny V po
slednich dnech sc STAY ieho nemoce polep
Sill. Y nOci &c stfedy ma Gtyrtek vzbudil
syoii chot, dial sc svecenymi vtnci vybu.
fovat 4 sv6cenon kfidou sttny malovati
PAM talk utinila Ma TO j borutil, ably S
1itkami nprostfed svetnice poklekia a Sc
modlila, doday, ze vetSi slave bozi mu
81 krev proliti. Chot poklekla ditkami a
modlia sc hlasit6, pokynula neistarsi
mu dtku, ably odeSlo. Chlapec neivet
sim spechu sc vzdalil a b6zel k sousedu
Brkcoyi, ienz lined do bytn hostinsktho
se odebral. Dvefe byly do kofan oteyfe
my. brikca ystonpil do vnitt a spatFil Il
prostfed syttnicc bild t6la, Il nich PAM To-
mic rukana kletela. Byla pokoT t4-
mef uplna tina. Ney6d4l ami co Sc stale
Tu zaslechl postele Ruchalskeho slova:
,.Maminko, poid sem poklokni vedle
mne." RuchaIska vstala ihned kIekla We
die sveho muze. Y tom okamziku pro
bodl manzel jeii prsa nozem. Il, yid6l
ieSte, 2e ncStastna zena klesla k zcmi.
Vrah Sc pozyedl, ably ma sten6 nIz ma
bron5il. Brikca utebl, ably syolal souse-
dy. In kratko pfislo mnzd do svetni-
ee, jimz ieyil Sc srdcelomny pohled. Pet
ditek lezelo ma zemi $ rozparanymi bti
cly dtroby byly po zemi pohozeny.
Ma iedne Posteli lezela chot, maiic srdce
proklano Il bficho rozparlue ma druhe
postel lezei manzel proflznutym hrd !
lem. Ruchalsky po zavrazdeni svG man
zelky poloziI mrtvolu ma postel, rozparal
il tGlo prikryl il kfizom rdzencem.
Sam drze rukon obraz, usmrtil Sc. Ro
dina tato Ella vzdy Sfastne, byla dosti Iii
mona, poctya a nabozna. Dit6te ma zi-
We isouciho uial Sc soud.
sNykropilh hrob azzaplatila.
Pan taraf malkovsky, z. Fr knbin, do
kazal laskn kfestanskou. Jist6mu ma
denniku Risutech zemtelo dtcko. Man
zelka nadennikova vyplitla ST ma po-
hfeb 3 zl. IN trnhitku dala , ri. 5
jednin zlatym sp6chaIa panu tarafi DO
Malkoyic, aby hrobek vykropil Nez =.
taraf nepflial zlatku chteI ia chude ze-
ne. ably mu III yykropeni hrobeckn zapla
tia I Il. 40 kr. RadiI il, aby 81 iestt 70
kr. vyplitila, ze pax pride hrobek Wy
kropi. Uboha zena netroGfaIa 81 yypGi-
titi sobG iestt 70 kr Odnesla mrtyoIu
urcitou hodinu na hfbitoy a oGekavala p.
tar;fe.
Pan iardf pfisel; ysak ielikoz mu ubo-
ha zena nenohla jest6 tech 20 kr. DAFT,
nevykropil hrobek odesel DO Malkoyic.
kdyz sc tom dozytdtl starosta obce ri.
sntskf dal nadennici - kr., ktera mimi
optt sptchala do MaIkovic, by le p. iara
ii dala. 20 te teprye vail pan iaraf
znoya ce-ta do Risut a hrobek yykropil.
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What his feelings were can only be i'm


body was drawn to the surface. There
werethose who suspected William was
instrumental in causing his death; but
the hole in the pipe was the only evidence
of crime, and that was not considered
conclusive enough to warrant the arrest
of the. suspected man. The body Of the
victim was carried to his home in North
ern Vermont, where funeral service was
held and the corpse consigned to its last
long resting place on the hillside.
Poor Jenny grieved deeply for her dead
lover; and her grief was by no means as
suaged when William came 10 her and Of
fered his heart and hand. She repulsed
his advances; and the rejected suitor
soon left his New England home for the
Far West. His friends and relatives lost
sight of him altogether, Notwithstanding
they made di]ligent efforts to ascertain
his Whereabouts. 1t is not known whcth-
er he is still in the land of the living or
not; but if he is there must be terrible
load upon his Conscienco-a weight
which all time and eternity can never re-
move.
Many years have passed since that mur
der was comm itted. Jenny never married,
and she is an old woman now. Her hair
is silvered over with the frosts of many
winters. Still her early love is ever fresh
in her mind, and she often visits the grave
Of John Atkins, and holds his memory
dear as she did his love when he was her
affianced husband.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-23
Bottled Light.

Countless accidents, as everyone knows
arise from the use Of matches. To obtain
light without the danger of setting things
on fire an ingenious contrivance now used
by the watchmen of Paris in all maga-
zines where explosive or inflamablc mate
rials are kept. ANY one may easily make
trial Of it. Take an oblong phial Of the
whitest and clearest glass, and put into it
a piece of phorus about the size Of a pea.
Pour some olive oil, heated to the boiling
point, upon the PHOSPHORUS; fill the
phial about one tAird full, and then cork
it tightly. To use this novel light, remove
the cork allow the air to enter the phial,
and then recork 1t. The empty space in the
phial will become luminous, and the light
obtained will be equal to that Of u lrnp.
When the light grows dim, its power can
be increased by taking out the cork, and
allowing fresh supply of air to enter tue
phial In winter it is sometimes necessa-
ry to heat the phial between the hands in
order to increase the fuidity of
the. oil. The apparatus, thus prepared,
may be used for six months.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-23


Hear the ringing of the bell
Rising bell
What world Of misery its harsh sound doth
foretell!
How it olatters--clatters --clattsrs, on the 10y
air Of morn,
Till al pleasant dreams It scattsrs-wakes ~
up to thoughts foriorn!
Though 'tis far from our desire.
We must rise and light tho fro,
While vs shiver, shiver. shiver,
And the stars Ill seem to quiver,
And the stars and moon, still bright,
Seem to grin at us and quiver in comical d,
light;
As wc grumble, as VIC stumble, and we tum-
bic out of bed,
Az We pour forth ice-cold water, and batae
Herewith our head,
While We listen to tbs ringing
OF tie bell, bell, bell,
As We listen to the dinging
Of that dreadful get-up bell. =.
Hear the merry breakfast bsll'!
Cheerful bell!
It brings. US thoughts Of good things and
with it comes tho smell
Of coffee and Of beefsteak aud potatoes smo-
king hot,
For the punotual early risers who are ready
on tho spot,
For those who heard the rising bell, and 60
up in hurry,
And did not take another nap, and then com
lnence to skurry.
But tho slothful ah tho slothful
Be they old or be they youthful,
They who half an hour too late,
Fear they'll find an empty plate,
How they shudder at tho bell,
And it sounds to them knell,
As they lesten to Its swell
With groan
Oh! what anguish do they feel as they listen
to the peal
Ofths bell, bell, bell,
As they hear tho folks 60 down,
Tramp of roots and rustling gown,
Left alone!
Then they view their sloth with sorrow,
Vow they'll rise betimes tomorrow,
As they listen to the ringing Of the bell
To tho ringing and the dinging of the bell
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