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The New York herald., 1876-01-30

C.-cATARRH, DEAFNESS, NEURALGIA Or
manent cures. No. & West 18th ST. =
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

HELMBOID's SARSAPARILLA eOC STANDARD
patent MEDICINES. PKRFuMRRY, &c. HAIR POWDERS 25o
Proprietors depot, AZ Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

DIPLOMATIC COALITION FoR PRESSURE ON THE
SULTAN
Pxnrs Jan g. 1876.
II is asserted that the Powers have now arrived at
definite agreement respecting the form OF
10 the Porte Of Count Andrassys note Il will be pre-
sented by Austria and subsequently, supported sspa-
rately by the other Powers
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

A-MOLES, MOLES AND WARTS PAINLESSLY
end permanently removed also unnatural of tho
untlmey wrinkles Of the face cured By DR. B. O..
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
ARRESTS.

The police arrested i,IiO persona during III. pas.
week.
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

A-DANDRUPP, DRY, MOIST OR SCALY. RRUP-
tive other scalp Diseases falling loss brittle fading and
prsmsturey gray hair cured BY Dr. B. G. PERRY No 40
Bond an " York
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

ISAAC A. SINGER, e04 BROADWAY, MANUFAo
OF the celebrated GRADUATED CHRsr AKD LUE0 Pho
rEcrORs. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

THE ALFoNsIsTs STILL SUCCESSFUL IN BATTLE.
sAH SEBASTIAN, Jan. 20, 1915.
Heavy musketry firing In the San cristobal Valley
was heard yesterday The Aonsist troops have taken
several Carlist positions commanding the mouth OF
the Urola River.
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
ga DECIDED ADVANCE
AUTOMATIC

Judges Report, American Institute Bair.
NEW WILCOX a GIBBS
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 TILL 2-THE SILl
Truss easy during sleep sold by ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY. 683 Broadway. Supercedes metal Rus
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
THE QUESTION OF CIVIL MARRIAGES.

COLOGNE, Jan %, 1875
The Cologne Gdzette's Madrid correspondent writes
that by order Of the Spanish bishops the bodies OF all
persons dead prior TO the eth Of February 1875 who
only cvilly married, will be exhumed
and removed from consecrated ground One decision
OF the Spiritual Court relating to Of this kind
has already been approved BY the Minister Of Public
Worship.
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

DoNOvAE'S RESTAURANT, 18TH ST, NEAR STE
av-Table d'hote from TO 3; also Rooms for privat.
The New York herald., 1876-01-30


oflate Marsh Col his old Office No Vesey (Astor
House) no uptown branch.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI
Grated Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS, lss Av and 26th
st., New York
THE ENGLISH CHANCERY COURT SUSTAINa
PLIMPTOE'S RoLLER SKATE Patent
WIGS, roUPEEs, &C.-G RAUCHFUSS, PRAC
'ica Wigmaker ~ East 18th Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

DICKS TASTELESS MEDICINES CAN NOW Bh
had In all drug stores Ask for circular
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

q. W. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers,
Madiaon souare NeW York
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

"A
L INFELICB. new novel BY Augusta Evans Wn
son. author Of "Beulah" "st Elmo,f &c- 81
, 1876-10-28

Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune.
LASsiSG, sltct,., uct, :2.1.--1llc Opcra-1Iousc
is crowded to nycrflowing with the hest citizens
of Luns!ng and vicinity, who assembled to listen
tn your grcat Chicago orator, Emery a. Sturrs
Hundreds have gone AMY, 1tIablc to t'btain at.
mission. ten. Luther i. Trowb1ldgc, Of Detroit
Commander Of the Michigan Boys In blue
reached the city Mt 7::Hl, ant waa Immediately
rushed down to The Operl-lIousc md Ii no,y n,l-
dressing tue audience IN most earnest NIL tcll
lux speech. The Hon. u. II. Casc, OF this city, IL
to f0llow Gcu. Trowbridgc. anil this will soften
the disappointment iHci1cnt tn Atr Storrs' future
to come. IN enthusiastic torrhlielt rroccssinu
Is naratsing tho strccts. Thu Hon. ]. T.. Bur-
rnws. Of this State. l,as left for New York, tn
rcnlnn III the stump there the remainder Of the
ennpaign Thu Democrats nru spending vast
sums ot money a1ri making desicratc etlnrt,
hut the!r light Is Il hopeless one In Michigan.
son Monday afternoon, the ;Nth inst, and at
Ann Aroor in tic evening.
tlRANn RAPIDS.
SJFc113 {asp1frh TO TIE 97bHns.
GHAHn K.rins, Micll., Oct. ELL. A. Robin
son, Of Dotrott, addressed about 100 Grccn-
hackers In the park to4lay. lIn spt,ke IN the
Urcna.ltouse Tonight. The Grccnhackcss sec.n
to he losing ground here since the ln.lianA ecc-
tlon mud tl!e l'lalna mecsing Tic contrast h.
tween their dcmbnstrat!on md former ONES
shows tla. the Republicans grow 1norc cnntdcnt
Thse t'Iat count on q Dc'norra'c Congress
I',st. Cn-hea.lch Republicans who have been
fearful now feel suro u Stonc's electin1,, anil
with m Increased majority. Tilden's letter
gors for little hero, asn! tnnnot tuako iuuch
change tlt the result In this locality.
mo KArIns,
Strcfat htpaselt 10 4ae 7Fitues.
Bin Rsrtns, Mich, Oct. .7.-t:nl. q. T.
Bcanl Is Is entertaining tie ''Ku.klux" hers t..
lies that have hreH relat ed here this ranltaI.v.
, 1876-10-28

see2 scey w nk o held to 1on''
it:s!ss, ':e pl,t.hu!g roEt Il Il w.yns Ssa CHI
easo itai1fUaH Company
4. THE 1utrl WILL, OUT.
o enat.e clear t'!at. at the proper time. the
thc M Inflammation desired The srfu.aI II only of
f,npes ,stfr, m ;xj sau.: Y, i cnne: from Board Of NJ
sct Of refusal tc.sa tu ,ne to confirm thc trnth al
thc information h1d rrcrtvrt! II cnn hnrtIly be
.slissct that, II tIc hunks aud soehers did nut
fohnfin INC AtatcmehtT. there would hayu been any
hssltnilon In allowing ncccsr t., them.
rc,1 may ;x. 1.'eF e. h I'D int an1 that for te t.me
s @ I'D 1eseved ls?af ST. 'yfTss' tdm s Ds s Gs
i'acdc Etailroad Company. ThI~ i. in a!ditIon to
~ ~ oo c!argcd ttc .anc Company for .crvice. In
rcceiptsd for by Ss. TtIlrn. There i. br.idry 81.
501 paid On March -. 1s1s by the ran,e Company,
% "1lsh +. T." eapist for on account Of professional
Tii!sn, per James r. sinnutt. " HIT pscnume there
!. NJ, .niht Of ~. sinnottr authority % nct for
l'aeiac Kai1roai Company thows that lie, ri tic
tac ting covered by thcts charges. rendered coI-
,!drrab'e service IT, the fomewhut notorious Credit
equity prepared ~ IL behalf. drawing cantrnct
bctwce1i tie Credit MohiIIcr und onkcf Amc. anl
.t,e.t. consulting M to the AuIt of Meconb nranrt
tue Credit Mobilics. which hut 1et| 10 Tho dis
all m 81 which servics- nay hare been covered BY
tany 7in'axl, hav. inf"rsnaton whieh lcad. H nc
to tic opEninil that Mr.. Ttidrn nlen rrccIvcd con-
s'derabio sums frum tho Credit Mnbtrs, have
Gathered good deal u information az iu chnrgrs
fur tervtccr inadr by Mr. TtIden and payments
nude To him fur services 10 other corporations md
sa-. They all 70 t. allow that ht escaped taxation
IN very large uInount IT income
am stl1l pursHnE MY examination. fnr
though tlern II abnndunt grn1nt for The immediate
commencement of nn action. II rrcrn- tn the that
there are Ernsnn. why delay Ii nyi4atc. especially
q. s'E'ef deay WY not postpone the aat trial u
thc cause, "hiie 1t gres Opportunity fur Il moro
careful nn.l accurate preparation Your ohrslirnt
ReFrant, fiE0n6E flLisx
United StAics Attorney,
, 1876-10-28

Hptc41{ Dftp1fch tn Tie Tribune.
New YnRk, Oct. 37.-The Republicans Of the
Filth Senatorial District have strong 1.otnlrlcc
for the sc1ntr In the prrbon of Frederick ".
Seward, son Of thu great New York states~
Hia,l. Nr. Seward was Assistant Secretary of
Statc Of the United Statcs Under his fatl,cr
lie was nominated for AsscInb!yman in tl,u
Seventh District tSo years ago and carried the
district by iu, majority, while at the same tIno
It gave 1ittlcn 800 votes OVER Dix. Lust fall
Mr.. Seward ran fur Secretary nf Statr, aud.
though defeated, he It'd his ticket by S,00o
DIR. HAYES.
Another nomination whicl, adds strength to
the Republicans Is 'llat Of DR.. ieaa ]. Hayes,
Hayes is kmnwn ii, the West, and is popular ut
home, IN he deserves to bc. III is at present u
lHcn,her of the Assembly. uil will not fail III
reelection.
The special features Of tho canvass today arc
the uncertainty III regard to whnt Tan,nany
will tiU, and thu cquui uncertainty Us to Whit
action the Republicans will take concerning the
Alayoralty. The Democratic leaders deny Enltl-
deny It rather too loudly. They nrc
manlfcsty anxious to l,nve d straight Kepui,.
ican ttcket. THIS. tlcy are mi likely to cct.
The feeling at the Republican headquarters Is
Mayor. No move could 81 slol,.Ilus Their op,x,-
ncnt. Tlla: ktlly would then throw 1ildcn uvcr
in exchange for local votes there Is no question.
WILLIAM II. EvAHTs
is 10 mako 1st6 cue speech Of thu campaign Mt
Chopper Institute Wednesday evening next. liz
will address himself specially to the merchants
aud business men uf tllc rf.y.
THE TtLnEN LETTER
or War claims IL regarded hy l,rGlnfncut metn-
hers uf the National Republican Cusnnttc. as
Ilstrcss sfg1lal,-a personal appeal which Will
uu him no small hahn, ronfcsrfin,, as It dues
that Ills party IL dangerous, whilc promising t.,
ltfy It. Thu letter fus bccn scnt through ilIn
South, at any rutc, rs IL Republican campaign
document, tlvus: nut by urlcrs from t,ns
point. II is held Ecnctnly that when alr.
Tfldcn breaks over tho line kept it!crtu i,y :Ii
candidates for tho Presidency to make per
sunai appeal for votes within tcn days ut clct-
tio,, he las, us President Noolscy, ot Ynic, nut
II. "Sought Its office with u most UNCOMMON
anxiety.
D1sGusTED DEMOCRATS.
The Democratic turcliltSht affair lust night is
known TO hive ,naAe at least u krorc ut votes
tor Hayes. As gentleman for tue Filth Arcn,,.
Hotel sud: II inn Democrat, uni lave been
NIL my life, but, II the nlcn fn tlat procession
are thu political rulers Of this city, mn going
t, tsst my yotr on tho side Ut respcetahllty uni
1fnyes," and two Democratic companions el,oul;
hau,ls with him to seal the agreement for u!l
three. Suw tho Republicans want to hirc the
other side TO turn out every night.
, 1876-10-28
L. WILL Il
Conclusive Developments
Concerning Tilden's
Income Tax
Frauds.
A Single Fee Of $50, 900 Known
to Have Been Paid
Him in 1869.
His Political Friends Trying
to Suppress the Proofs
for the Present,
A New York Democratic Circular
to the Brethren in the
South,
The Republican Canvass in
Michigan Progressing
Vigorously.
Gen. McCreery Puts to Shame His
Democratic Slanderers.
Republican Campaigning in
Illinois, Politics in
Kansas.
Col. Fred Hecker Addresses the
German Americans Of
Chicago.
What This Clcar-Heaslcd Man
THINKS OF Democratic Re-
form.
Mr. Hoxie Tries to Explain Things.
Municipal Reform CInb---Ward
Meetings.
TILDEN's TAX STEAL.
HILL OF PARTICULARS.
Special DfsputcA 10 7hs T,1hunr
Col. Fred Hecker Addresses the
German Americans of
Chicago.
What This Clear-Hea{lcd Man
Thinks OF Democratic Re.
form.
Rr. Hoxie Tries to Explain Things.
Municipal Reform CInb---Ward
Meetings.
TITDENsS TAX STEAL.
A HILL OF PARTICULARS.
ISnkcfQl NGudkcA 10 IAs Tt1hune

Dill OF PARTICULARS.
,r,.,.,n~aa. :, ~. ~ 1@c n 4rTu"e 1.
,,.r,, t,,,,'a..a,,. aa..".,.,. .,'., ."to"',S
,rtI,3or,. ;,.o,ra ~ f,r.t,,,,,. -. =. "
49,, t,,,oss ~ .r,,.,".. 10 ~" ~, .Ap'aha
and o,ti.a1 ,r,a,i. -. ,",.a IH pessona
~ IL h.,a1,s ,r,',a,. .,.as pao"e .ne e'nte".s
guarded from the Government of1lrerr, the
charges against him will tc considered tn hnxr
been nresmnttycly nrnvcd n ,ims" ~ c,,a.n.s t's
arc falsc, Mr. TlldeE's Giculs arr the sole CHS.
todsans Of the proof Of tilcIr falsity. These
friends do not deny the chnrrcs Or cjajm tn b hc
ahlc to dIsptoyc them, but maintain TINT
no LEGAL mower can co,pnc, H." 1Ia.,os"ua s"us
either Of thcir truth Or faisity, and s with this
threat and defiance they fn]i bnck ,,non ,x1,ot
they assume arc their 1cral richts Tbo ar.s
dence alrcady obtained by United States Dis
trictrAttorncy Bliss seems pretty clearly to c.
tahlisl,, 10th by fair lrgal presun,ntIon md ~
these facts: That the Pittshure 4 Far. ,yov,,
Railroad Company, about 1850, paid to Ti!dcn
$50 COO for services this being tho year In which
he rrturns only $1,000 Income: lint |i1, 1i,,s
the papers OF that Company; TINT the
books containing tlis information have becu
transferred to an officer Of tho Company who Is u
epeclal political friend Of T.ldcn and who rc.
fuscs access to them, THIS refusal scems In
n.yc
A"'.
SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE,
rs It comes from Dnar1l Of Drectors of ,r1,on,
1,nd,r i. nm Tbo fo,1,,v4,,- ~ IT, ,a... "."'
.oFFFlcE aT THE DIsTnlcr ATTORNEY or THE
uslT!n STATES roR TnE 9nrTnEaS uInrEltr ~
NEW ionK. NEW i11x, oct 70. lkS0.-1ht Hon.
Grfe7s u. RaHtN, CoHlfHisSiOHer Of {nfxrnut Hfr.
nue-Sn: II IL rFuper that | should rrp,rt
10 yo,! sonc recent occurrences in the courtr
Ing to carry out your Instructions to comneuce
an actum against samuel ]. Tilden to recover un.
na!d !ncoMu tux. / learned With Grcut detail, and
In a manncr that satisfied nlc oi thu substantial
accuracy Of the information, TINT on or about the
wear Of 1HEl STU 600 Wpfc nafd In Mr. tittirr ~
, 1876-10-28


Approved faccordins to Sc. US couaI,ca raw,,) J
Wi. il. Mccrrrur. State Treasurer,
i. q. n. loiuES. secrctsrS os stotc. y
tro,r 4,,c s,,,n,-. ,f lit. 49,, 'u " ~
Graw nl,l Iicury II. Sarr kmwp "'J tro',at,n"s m
the nution iur enterprise nn,l u,crrant;,u Gon"rs
whusc wealth is mt irss finn II on asW n,tat','
An,ole tlc surrtiys on these bo1,Is ar III" t.i.
iuwiur prIunrnt 3rn,n.rlts Iris oo'o' u'' t4' 'o'-
| Far t,i1v Sn,o,al 1,nn, NJ t:ra,, p,n,,. ,.,,,,
H.; a%a ss2s!ass
Sheriff Of Wayne Comfy. ~~' 's'''~'
Michigan National iinnk Of Kalsuazoo-Allcn .
19!tsr tungrcssl.an.
Ir!,sH'oFr sv,;nt H. llinc''nan cansa4a'e foE sa1e
seHn'1F: W',a; *,.t,,,, ,
May0F and cnmIiIlat" f"r st% ~ Sonat ~ 'ouo' e1-
Fiat Satio'al Hank ot % DctroitpM t /. MiIl4, cs
Caleb Vun Iiuse1l. Il lizard shrll }rnlosrat, '''
Fir*t Sat!uDai llank Of Grani Iiarils-Truu,ap.
II; tyoI Ja,l.ta lsiatr. 1anirs u. burnett.
Anna fs, Satlona! Bank 'f Jackson-c" l'ennctt
1raSE Hsts3nal Ut ILL.,, l'a1k a. i'arncs fornc'
cxats iion,ran: l eve r. s'aS. 1aa. Gsh1 Mus'
secoim Nati.'ual DanE of Lans!,s9ljsieat !.
Fiji Sat'ons ank t of rot et IiatoaWIjIiam sf! t.
l'ancrofl lvlrsute to 81, Louis Convention; s!ru
Afs1ns't W., N,,,,n,, non,. =, ,,u,. ,,,,o- ,
n!shgp: 1,,ppI:, ~.,,,.., ,,.,,, ,,,u,
r.. x''@e"S ''n''o""' pa'R' f"n'--ltooefta' "ha-
e. q. Graaycuor + co. h.nket, 1oro.v,,,,
". b. Thu,1,soI. wy "A''"'''' '''e''''4s-'
i. il, Iuos,.Is, bunker. Jackton-J. H. Eaton.
First Suioua! baus u st, Jol,ns-Johu liirl;s.
tor unI RESPONSIBILITY nf tia attire m',nIar ~
bontlslnen, tic fujl list of wh0n /. nj ujI tiInet
u,,e, for Inspection by the FTfc Irtss ,aIitdrs an
atl others Interested. Not u tlur uf ihn Stntt..
fl!nls Is uow iuucr,]c,l: nclthsT * thrtr . ',so
u,u,luuj[tzrl by inv l,ank rims. Hmi ,,nrn~
tic tw,, yrurs Iii witch Cu. aictsrcrrv Ina n,ntS,
rr,pr,s is Stat. Tr.usur,r. t, lntr9st t ',n s,nt
dcp,slts ut,I uIGLjd euuclt}r taxes I'M. a,n"nnt"I
tu $l:s,3Oj, beinr within STlhsS ot thr ,s,,ni
amount ;,Id ior Interest IN t6S State tlsbt '; IN
, 1876-10-28
1qU!I''l'IlVG

Has saved tho people Of this olty nione, in
tho past si1teon munths, over 5000 900,
md "Droko tho Neck" Of "High-Friced
and q. q. d. u
, 1876-10-28

staftIcd hy the fnfnftnhttnn that nor+,n, ~ H..
enrcd drsitors In Mct!owsns " ,.cd ne hsn. mnse-
But witt, man like Sct:rccry in n,rs !, n T.
criminal negligence n iGc ncnn,n ~ ~ a,"t ~ ~
hot takr from lin tic kcYr ~ ihp frr,:n+v ~ n
wo.c r.t t1 t shs bn @ o' ,en st h 1tegs1
eafe and ntcnrci and whn srli hnwn ~ ~
nj my time In elyne thr nran,n ~, snto,"tto
IN rctptCt to lint n,nnc~ 'sop'' '"' 'n'os'a""oh
Thrrcon f.,, IT,,
u.... ~. os'' -'ce1eery luEnfelica thc Fred
vIr,, .h". . , " NsL VI thc stato deposit banks,
J.. a.. oee''nca 10 publish. and which
sr.nna "a,,.
American Eaiinnai nnin; H",k neifo,.. no,-.,t.
Mcrchans' and Manufacturer link. Dct,olt
Wy ya1IpoHess ahtl Tradera' National Hank, Now
sonthern Nichiv,n x,,,o,., ,,..,, co,,u
Union City National Uank. UnInn i.ity.
Fis.t National ltas.k, (irand Hapitls.
Ety Etyy, Sa,tnna Nsts'na, Hs;nnk. s;n. Gra'.i Hanlda.
Ctf,r"s Sa,iaasi n"nx s,,st, sf,nt1a M, taeTcn'
t;cnetcc t:nMn,r s: ,ni.t9s nank' fi.ht r,,u.
N;atl"na1 Exchange link, Albion.
Flint EMt,ot,ni 1}aMk. Charintta.
rir.t National link, Battle crrck.
Flr's SnltonRi I3ank, Owosso.
Flr.t National link. Il. .Iofns '7'''
Eoldwatcr Ha,i.ual hank, fnftiwnter
Fsrtt National Bank. nctroit
Citizens SntiunaI Tiamt XIII.
Michigan National Isank, Katamazoo.
Et1HE IL TO-, bankers. Airinn.
liF't National 1lamk, rentreyiijr.
F'r't Naifnhal !tank. Fort fiuFnn
second %ntfanal I}nnk. Hay tity.
Pork !!nrnn savings i;ank, rur1' 'fturon.
FiFrt National Bank, Euri sn,,juaw
Flret Su,iuna1 Hunk Three River,
Seconl National itank. 1iada;o.
Peter h. i.uufna, banker jackson.
Second National Hank, LANSING.
Lansing National bank, Lansiur
Second National Hank. East SuTfnaw
First National l!ank, Mo1lruc,
Tie sotycncr NJ uot ,,nn ~ t,.u ..,..
,,,,i,. I..s -; ~ W. ~ tnehe thlstS-seScn
"A''"s u'to liz FFH JFe8a nor anybody else
question. An examination Of tho 1tst sl,npv. NJ.
1ia.a.' 20 ""1 y. tAe 'lacst'on 1os any nnc to
oieeofeFh nAsle 1or Charging favortfsm Or stti,-
hcryicncr to ltHat or partisan in1un,rcz Tho
Gtntn f,t,,,7s ~, ill., ~.s,.1 =, -"
~ '"..S '. ~ u'st''oule'' generally ainongtho
Hloht f0lli baEks Hf tho entire State. Partisan
considerations lInl nDt1,inr whatever to IL, W.T.
the ,lgsiGnatln,l Of the state ticnosit hnnt. ~
reuurcu fur tfm .crtrit~ ~ II H. H", "'os were
nf whirh i,nps ,i,n r,if3uti ~" ~ uel'oeltsf u ono
" '''>' 'o'"' e'ic ilAo"lHb l. Copy:
lh's acreetncit, 1nahc this 18th day Of Jnnunry.
q. -. ih''. ny and hctweru WEtlIain y. McCrrc.
r., d.rasnrer ~ te State q Michigan. party Ut
~, ~ Est pn31 UNI the hceuhd National Unnk Of lay
~. Mcl.' party Ut the tccond part, wItncssetl,
Nh l1 !ul!1"c:
a.. ruH-iNr nnFtF Q! the first part agrees to mako
!t see"nh Nalhnnl ltHi,k Of lay City aforesaid a
uei"r'nfy o' rlrt 0f til" Hurplns funds bclungtnr
IT, H., the slate ~ alicugan aforesaid, as authorized
W H". .,,,,
s,fc8aaEl nc fa!I hank agrees to receive and enfc-
Y KIP a1I sheh sarrnr funds OF said state ot
, 1876-10-28
1QU'I''I'ING

a9s nea9s n many why's, and follows no second.
t1buainess ~ is original with him. Advartiainx
, 1876-10-28
REPRESENTATIVE.
CHICAGO.

-onI cI,v In tho 11n,on in r.
Chicago Is tue Fc'u @ H., osos,. mr., tI,c choroc.
ueet to It's meFea''."1 ~ ,,.o,. M, Tin nuntcr n
~, ~ mi quality o. 'as 'o'''' "">' '''S ''~'
,t.yelcss thu 'ls't ~. v.,. ,1r,+4tso 1,r,o,,
The mefenan'a ',a u ~ travclrra. II ia tuyarta.
top. 70! . eash business, mud because they aaso
,a,!+ned ~! that where There 10 sfeit .'asonns =
Ns '.a,,e there must bo gooo aeal VI t1a"S'e"'
o" ..h,e buslnrss.
PFyaIj PFWy1Ijc Chicago Is tue sceona Guy III 'Inro'.
t'nee, e,,,e,nrt.c ~ shown by New York mctc14ants
tae e.,',tsstlug tho business Of strangcrs and
el"
,!.n,,nd Pacific. md the otfcr Chicago houses
,'., sanitation, arc fully ~ largc AS my Of
teSeT iotS DIX ,gI ch;caro morning ncwspapers Of
rFss M.H ronc than the morning newspapers Of
tr no1c '~a taS,,,sr ttc latter city has 40 many
.,sjn. s on which travellers NAV procure evening
textpaqe's' willy s.,'.ti. - .onso IN am clnnnc,
,tdeted, In mcfcan1nc % Scisc' " ono e""n'e'
n1A' ..,..,. .a, r,,. 1,,o,,. ,ox
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-04
THE OLD PASTORS DISMISSAL.

1--WE need younger man TO stir the people
And lead them 10 the fold"
The deacons said; 1--WE ask your resignation, ~ :.
Because-you're growing old"
The pastor bowed his deacons out in silence.
And tenderiy the gloom
or twilight hid him and his bitter anguish
Within the lonely room.
Above the violet hills the sunlighrs glory
Hung like a crown OF gold.
Andfrom the great church spire the bells sweet anthem
Adown the stiffness rolled.
Assembled were the people for Gods worship;
But in his study chair
The pastor eat unheeding while the south wind
Caressed his snow-white hair.
A smile lay on his lips. HIS was the secret
OF sorrows glad surcease.
Upon his forehrad shOne the benedietion # lL
or everlasting peace.
"The ways Of Providence are most mysterious"
The deaeOns gravely said,
As wondering eyes, and scared, the people crowded
About the pastor-deadi
1--WE loved himl" wrote the people on the cofiu,
In words OF shining gold
And 'bove the broken heart they set a statue
or marble white and cold.
The end? All, no-the undiscovered country
Somewhere in brightness lies;
Though only space and stars may be discerned
By mans shortsghted eyes,
Elizabeth Cummings in the Home Journal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-04
NAMING THE CHICKENS.

There were two little chickens hatehed by one hen
And the owner Of both was our little boy Ben;
So he set HIM to work, soon as they came,
To make them house and find them a name.
As for building house, Benny knew very well
That he couldn't do that; but his big brother Phil
Must be handy at tools, for he'd been to college,
Where boys supposed to learn all of knowledge
Phil very good natured and his small brother
Had nice coy home for his chicks and their mother
And happier boy in the country just then
Could not have been found than dear little Ben.
But name for his pets it was harder to find.
At least such exactly suited his mind;
No mother Of twins was ever more haunted
With trouble to find just the ones she wanted.
There plenty Of names no doubt about that,
But name that would do for a dog a cat
Would not answer for chickens so pretty as these;
Or else our dear boy was not easy to please.
These two tiny chickens looked just like each other
To name them young would be only bother.
But with one in each hand said queer little Ben,
81 want This one a rooster and that one n hen"
Benny knew them apart by little brown spot
On the head OF the one that the other had not;
They grew up like magic, each fat feathered chick
One at length was named Peggy and the other named
Dick.
Benny watched them so closely not feather could
grow
In the dress Of these chickens that he did know
And he taught them so well they would march al
| command,
! Fly up on his shoulder, or eat from his hand.
But funny thing happened concerning their names,
Rushing into the house one day Benny exclaims,
! "Oh motherl Oh Phil such blunder there's been,
| For Peegys the rooster and Dick is the henri
Mrs. L. B. Bacon in The Christian UHiSn.