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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-22
Soiua.
2e9isl T.


Senat. Yaiiirt puroe ber @eletans
tras, Der bsitimmt, buB 5 Yerionen pom
@ouuerneur ernannt peroen louen, nm ais
Board of charity" Die Iufidtiber idmmts
lide @obltbdtisteits .anitalten, Irmenbdus
ier, 9~efdnsnife bes Staates, iOwie Der
ein,elnen Counties aussuiben uno ldbrlid
gs,idt gu eritattsn. Die giu, wel9e bas
@eiep iiber Surp sebibren amenbirt, wurSe
senebmi5t. Oas Gomite fir G%Onititutio:
neue Announcements rei9te einen Beri9t bas
sesen Elm, OaB bic Jrase, Oh 6rauen Itimms
bere9tist iein iolen, benz SoIte sur abitim.
muns uorseIest weroe. Der ausl9uB, benz
Der @%eieeantras iibermieien mar, wel9er
ben Tertaui pom beraui4enben 9etrdnfen
beim glas perbieten iou unb @irtbi9aften
oils gemeini9doen (ertldrt) empiabl bic
Yaiiiruns nit einem ENHANCEMENT. Der
antras Die @e)alte Der Staatsbeamten 81
erbDben, feel, ba ct nidt 5ur Geini9rift
beoroert wuroe, bur9. Der Ssnat iprad
ii9 sesen bic Selteueruns oes 'air4enei
sentbums aus. (Oas mag ben oeuti3en
SnfOeIs ni4t sefaaenD
6aus. @enebmist wurbe Die Sia,
bab iammtIi6e i'm Staat ansseitelte Si4t'
we3iel, gnweilunsen &C. am T~erfaustase
gu Sublen iinO unO Die brei gufi9ubtas
days of grace u~esfaaen ioIen Oas 1T
Gina Sta gu @unitsn bes geloiads }, bann
bieienise, nod wel9er es benz Inseflasten
in Griminalidaen (Dtorb oOer Gobti9la9
aussenommen) s%eitattet miro, 3eusniB gu
ieinen eisenen @uniten abSuIesen. (Sino
bic 9eute oroben uerriidt?) Na6bem oas
Steuerseies LANCE beiproden wOroen mar,
waro es ansenommen. Die Staatsteuer
wurbe anf p Mia erbObt. Oils batten
mir nod nidt Steuern senus!) Die i'm
Senat bsrsits senebmiste Sia, wel6e
Gountpidasmeiitern sewiie pro3ente Der
uon ibntn coliectirten @eloer bewiaigi
wurbe nit So gesen 81 Stimmen peri9O:
ben, b. b. uerwOrisn. Der @eiebantras
fir einsebenOere P~rifunsen Der Serfi9e:
runssanselesenbeiten sins bur9. 9dde ct:
lid mudte ii9 bas Suus burd bic sablreis
den Gtoen fir unb piber ben Sei9luB,
bur3 weI6en Der GOnsreB eria6t weroen
ioa, bas @eieb gu wiOerrufen, bas ben l.
Sanuar 1879 als ben Sag fur 8ieberaufs
nabme Der SpeSieSabluns feitiete (oas muB
Der GonsreB Obne bies tbunD
IS wurbe Die brittle 2eiuns Der Sorla9e
anseorbnet, bemsemdB Die GOuntpiuperins
tsnOentsn bic S3ulen ni9t mebr gu 9ewiis
fen feit9elebten i3eiten inipisiren loaen.
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slms oen peri1ieoenen Staaten

uuier &rd winfler Sansiturm,
vulgo Sntel Cams Mili;, sdblt mad elmer
Wiittbeiluns bes &riessiecretars geItnar
an ben Senat in ben sansen Ser, Staa:
ten S6s, 963 Mann.
S9waser Gaeu iou BON ben
@roB: @ei6worenen bes gunoesbiltrictge:
ri9ts in Gew Orleans wesen G~beiInabme
an ben 0bisfep:Y %striisereien IN @ntluses
3uitanb ueriett worOen iein. Sebt besrei'
fen mir, wesbaIb Prdiioent @rant 10 feit
barauf b%eltano, baB Der beriidtiste Dill
linss bort unten gum &i&tsramts bsf0rOsrt
weroe.
Aus harrisburg, 9incoIn Co.,
Oatota Gy. i3reibt man uns: y0ir bas
ben bier cine iebr quite Grnote sebabt, 10:
wobl an 8eiSsn ais an &orn. %llniere @uss
Iidten auf cine Giienbabn linb iebr peripre:
9enb. Die Yembina u. Siour Stir Babn
bat fir5lid ibr @sleiie bis portIanb, 40
Meilen iaoIi9 uOn bier, seIest. IS ut bic
stbiidt Der %GOmpasnie swii@en Siour Gitp
unb Pembina on Der slorS Yaeifie 8abn
benz Big SiOur GbuIe entlams ibre 8abn
~ uoIIsnSen. Die Yembina 60. unb ct.
paul uno Siour Gitp 60. finb bsibs bss
i@aftist cine gabn Our@ bieie rei@s @ss
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,,e9am6nrser Eropfen''

tottst so Gents, Ober I ii II { 6lai6en 4 10 ei
Dollars, iirS in alien Oeuti6sn @potbeten
Az babsn cbsr werben bieielben nod @m;
yfans bes @eloes Irei mad alien Gbeilen
Ser 0ersinisten Staaten ueriunbt.
Naan aoreiire:
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A. VOgeler & Co.,
a. i3lf
~ Jpn Baltimore, Md,
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Gen. 9ienau bradte cine gia fir @ie:
bereinri4tuns elmer observation-disclosures
cnmmiiiion elm, melder bic Summe pon
SIC, 600 snr gerfisuns seitelt werSen ioa.
9aus. gu Iebbaften unb Iansen De-
batten CAB Die Seieitisuns bes Grunfens
boloaipIes InlaB. Die Bill wuroe benin
bod NIT SO sesea 46 Stimmen inter ben
Gid seworfen. Setrefieno Die Seipiaisun9
elmer gniddoisuns fir Die gertiIsuns ppn
Seuidrefen, leste 9r. Sames bon SIue
Garth intsreiiante MittbeiIunsen uor.
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@tsconTu.


Senat. SIM Seuat wurbsn folsenbe
9eiese ansenommeH: betreffenb Die Ins
paltssebibrea in 6rieoensseri6ten; ges
w"iaisunsen BON $1,000 fir bic Staatss
lanowirtbi9ait; Grri6tuns elmer S9iifs
bride i'm County Buffalo iiber ben Miiiii:
iippi; Sepiuisuns pom 81 500, um in Der
Snouitriei9ule cine S9ubfabrif gu erri4s
ten Die 3eit fir ben Sau BET Nortb Bis.
coniim @iienbabn gu ~uerIansern, unb Der
&ompasnie Die Strafe, weI9e iie oafir, baB
20 WeiIen Der Sabn in oer feltseiesten
3eit ni6t pouenoet porOen iinb, perwirti
bat, gu e%rIaiIen; Snforporationsafte Der
Stabt Menaiba; betreiienb bic Seuamlas
suns unb ginbebuns Der Steuer; betrefs
fenb oas Orufen Oiientli9er Oofumente /;
Sewiaisuns zines @eIobetrases fir Ser
OiientIi3uns Der seOIOsiiden Seri9te be-
treffenb ben Sdub fir arue &inber; Ses
w%iaisuns pom Seitrdsen fir Die 2anbwirtbs
i4aftsgeieai6aiten in ben Counties Soma
uno Dodge; Grmd9tisun9 an Counties.
Stabte, Gowns unb Oorfidaiten, @elobe.
wiaisunsen fir Gentennialfeite gu MAIDEN ;
Sewiaisuns BON SIS. 900 far bic Snbus
itrieiduIe; betreiieno Die SnforporatiOnss
ofte Der Stabt 6onb Ou Sac; betrefieno bic
Grbebun3 Ser Steaern. g%lnsenommen
wurben aud Oentidriften on ben gonsreB,
betreifeno @elobewia,sunsen fir Die &esus
liruns bes st. GroirHuiIes uno Der 9dfen
BON Manitowoc unb Spo &iuers.
Gin 9teiOIution uurbe sefubt, ben Stanb
Der Oinse in Der Office oes @eneraIan>
walts uno in Der Staatsbibliotbet ~ uns
e riu6en.
6olsenoen pom 9aus ansenommenen
@eiesen wuroe bur9 BEN Senat ause.
itimmt: grri9tuns zines Stabtseridts in
Chippewa Sails ENHANCEMENT gu ben @es
ieten betreiienb Die Germine bes Sberse:
ridtes Grri9tuns uon StraBen i'm County
GapIOr II. BON Sbiocton mad Glintonuille.
Saus. Nnsenommen wurSen bic @e:
iebs: bstrefieno ben S9ut Der ga6forel.
len; betrefieno bic Serumlasuns unb Sin:
bebuns Der Steuern; betrefieno bic Sesa3:
lung Der S6uloiitrifts Glerts; glmenbe:
ment our Sntorporationsatte Der Staot
glppleton.
S~olsenben Yias bes Senates puroen bel.
seiiimmt: llebertra9uns bes Solbaten'
w~aiienbaus on Die Staatsuniueriitdt unh
Der 9lntras betrefieno Die @iltiamteit Der in
unOern Stauten seri6tIi6 senebmi9ten Sc:
ftamente.
Bebeutenoe slufresuns ueruriadte be'
Streit ,piiden @rap unb Bennett INN ibrer
Sib eS fam gu einem dead lock (Stim:
mensleidbeit) uno nadoem oas Saus "a
Stunben ununterbroden in Sisuns &c:
rpelen, ipurOe enoli1 NIT 40 9e9en As
Stimmen enti9isben, baB Bennett gun
Site bere6tist iei. Geprdientant Bobl,
Der iid sebriidt bate, bra9te nadOem i'm
BET Sarseant at 9lrm's berbeisefibrt, BIZ
Sade gum gmtideib; bod bat er iid nod
wesen MiBadtuns bes 9auies gu uerant:
morten.
Die semeiniame 3eiOlutiOn beiOer 9du:
ier, betreiieno Die aenoernns Der Staats:
faiiuns, babin sebeno, baB Die 2esislatu'
alle awei Sabre cine Sisuns baIten iOue,
purOe nit 81 sesen 10 Stimmen anse:
nommen.
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9pspepfa,

sber 8erbauunss : gsi6werSen, aopfs
j9mers, S9ulteri6msra, Setlsmmuns Der
Bruf, Suiten, iuures gufitoBsn aus benz
Rusen S9winbel, i9le9ten @eI6mad
TN Runbe, @auenleiSen, 6ersflopfen,
S9msrsen in Der Nieren: @e9enb, unb bun,
bert anOere Srantbeits: @rideinunsen, mel.
DE bard llnuerOauIi@teit er3eust perben.
@seen: Santfranfbciten, 2lls.
t6ld9e, S3wdren Sal5fGHe, 6leden,
Mitefer, @ei9pire, Garbuntel, &inss
wurm, @rinbfOpf i9limme 9tu9en, &Otb;
Iauf, &rdte, S9Orf MiBfarbe unS anoere
Srantbeitsn Der Saut lit Der @ebrau6 Der
9ropfen pom unperslei9li3er0irt Sine
sinSise fla d miro in fuit alien Sal:
len Den llnsldubiSiten bon Der 8irfunq
bieies Seilmittels iiberSeu9en.
@altet Gucr Slnt rein unb bic 0einno:
belt Cures Crsanismls wiro bic SOlst
tein.
~. orr
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Or. Heter Sbpinb,

Jill p ..
Gbisase...get, 8almus, SO. 2O6 Canal pert &se-
..".@eb. 8irf6tsn, 30. 20 Qinetn Stre6e.
$500. gie geatrs, sp. 81 qpspt Strast.
3eanfon, eppt Dtptu
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@s8sn: &atarrb unb stofi6nus
tfen, rel6e sepObnIi6 i3nea sebeilt
perben, inbsm Die Gropfen ben i9urfen,
fodsnbsn S@Ieim auflOien unb abfibren.
@essn: enbSin6li6en un6 9ronii9en
3bemmatismus, seeen Gi6t salise,
remitttrenoe unO intermittirenbe Ticber,
sesen &rantbeiten bes glutes, Der Nieren
smo Der Slaie. @essn:
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o@el(al6e
~ IL
Or. 2seter S6wino,
(aus q~uremtlra)

taus quremburs)
salt falimms Sdnbs, Gunbsn aaer art, Defenders EURO
Slinienf6afs psruria6te, runee Brute bel Srauen, fSpert
Gnt,uubuns, inaers 8ne6sni6deen unb ~frpptui6t krani.
teiieH, re perfrrrne @lieetr, Shpelunsen an irstnb etnsu
% Elm uni6asbarss Seilmitttl fur NIT Gnt,lnbuns Der Gtu.
Jspties bsbaftett Np6nerinnsr, fur ftlimme Gaesn, FIR
Slutfiasn bet frif&sn gDunbsn u. aas arttn iSpsrsr 8anetn,
preis {: Sur sruss SUrsn si.o0. - DRittlsrt so ais. =
ateiue % Gents,
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glnperoaaft6Retten

entffaaben iinb unb gldbunsen unb Ser.
fopfunsen peranlafen. 90 wte Die Gro:
pfen bne AusfIbrun9 bes Stoffes betpirts
ten, Der bic 8ei9perbe peranlaBt, 10 nebs
men fe bic Spmptome unb 3ufdue meg,
bic aus isner Quele entiprunsen maren, ).
3. ni9t nur bic tolifartisen 9eibidmer5en,
fonbem uu9 bic bapon abbdngisen Se:
fbperoen bes 6auptes unb ber Sruft, ben
S1winbel, oas Oriden unb bic Oiiterteii
hes &optes, Ountelbeit Der ausen unb BE:
Hemmung Der Bruit, aud bas bei9werlis
DE 9lass unb Ginatbmen, !3ufdle, pel9s
bejonbers ben 9ppo9Onbriiten Dfters fir6'
terIt9 fino.
@esen: alle 9eiben oes wribli6en
@ei6ie6tcs.
@esen:
golblitisfeit,
SIei6in6t
s6permiitbisfrit,
arnsfliGfeit,
llrbclfeiten,
8 nma bten,
&upis.u.G licbcri6mer,en,
5er3flupen
6rl6iu9t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-31
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1876.
Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of the Union Republican Party Of
West virginia will be held at carksburg, W. Va,
on THURSDAY, MAY II, 1876, for the purpose oil
appointing ten delegates to the Union Republican
National Convention which Is to assemble at Cln-
cinnau on the llth day Of June, 1876, and to NOM
mate dye Presidential Electors.
The committee Is Of opinion that 1t will be I'm
practicable to avoid holding two Conventions, and
that the purposes Of this Convention arc not Of
sufficient importance 10 Justify calling for large
county delegations and therefore suggests that each
county will scud Ave delegatOs-these delegates 10
be appointed by the County Executive Committee,
or BY County Convention, rs such committee may
deem axpedient. II Is proposed 10 call another
Conyention during the summer, at which the coni-
ui,tee hopes TO meet all, without regard to past P-
iltical difference, or previous party affiliations,
who are 10 favor Of making such changes In our
lava as limo and experience have shown necessary;
who are 10 favored the continued prosecution and
punishment Of official corruption, aud WHO are In
favor Of rctronehment and economy In the admin
istration OF our State affairs.
BY order Of the State Republican Executive COM
mittOe JOHN ". Mason, Chairman.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Feb. IS, 1876.
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BRLLA1RE LocALs.-0n Tuesday even
ing Miss Libbie Fitzpatrick closed her
millinery store earlier than usual, as she
had to walk to her home, distance Of
about foursqnares, alone. As she passed
the end OF the alley east Of the Union
school house, on. Thirty.fith street, a
large man, roughly dressed, sprang out
at her, and, pushing her against the wall,
tried to take her pocketbook. Miss Fitz-
patrick was too badly frightened TO raise
any alarm, but fortunately gentleman
happened along Just at the moment, and
her assaulter fled. The stranger accom-
panied her home, but in the excitement
OF the occasion she neglected to inquire
his name or thank him. II he should
see this account, he will confer favor il
he will call at her residence.
An African NJ. E. Mission School was
organized short time ago in South Bell
aire meeting in the public school room.
Last Sunday being the regular review
day, a Jubilee was held by the school, and
those present speak highly Of the success
OF the school, and tie laudable character
OF the project
Owing to death in his congregation
Mr.. Johnston, who has been conducting
the services Of meetings at the Presby-
terrain Church, was obliged to leave for
home. His place will be supplied by Rev.
Davis, Of Wellsville, who will preach
every afternoon and evening this week.
Mr.. R. J. Riley, Of the G. & P. Railroad
Office at this place, and Miss Patsy Woods,
Of ST. Louis, were united in the holy
bonds Of wedlock at the residence Of the
brides brother.in.law, Mr.. ]. W. Carroll,
on Tuesday evening; Rev, CASTOR otficiat'
ing.
The different departments Of the public
schools are holding examinations, pre-
paratory to their weeks vacation at the
first Of April.
Mayor Riley, of St. Clairsville was in
the city yesterday morning.
The brisk wind OF yesterday played
havoc with the sign boards etc, but did
no serious damage that We heard OF.
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Duke Of Rutland, Duke Of Lonsdale,
Lord Leconfeld, Earl Of Fowls, Earl
BrownlOw, and Earl Of Derby. The lands
held by the Colleges Of the Universities Of
oxford and Cambridge amount to 2S5,66S
acres, distributed through ffty.one out OF
fifty.four counties in England and Wales
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners hold
property in forty-nine counties, amount
ing to 149, 1882 acres. The Duchy of Corn.
wall holds G0.5OSacres, and the Duchy of
Lancaster l1,42s acres.
The rentals are extraordinary, as will
be seen by a few instances. The average
rental OF land in England and Wales Is
SIG per acre. The income Of the 100
landed aristocratS, who hold S,s5O,0OO
acres, therefore, is s57,75O,OOO per an
mum. The Duke Of Deyonshire has an
income of sl,257,4S5; the Duke Of Bed
ford, S513,sS5; the Earl Of Derby, S700,-
OBS; the Earl of Carlisle, S715,95O; the
Duke of Cleveland, s7S7,555; the Col
leges OF the Universities Of Oxford and
Cambridge, the immense sum ofS2,057, 800
the Ecclesiastical C Commissioners, 81 $685.
O4O; the Prince of Wales, or the Duchs
Of Cornwall, Sl56,46O; and the Duchy Of
Lancaster, slO4,7lO. Mr.. Disraeli, the
Premier, is a small frog in tho puddle
owning but 1901 acres, which yield him
only s7,47O, or 81 Al per acre.
The discoveries OF tie new census sus-
tain the charges Of Mr.. Bright and the
other land reformers as to the monopoly
Of land ownership and its oppressive
character. They show that while there
are O72,s3G persons who own land in
England and Wales, exclusive Of London,
holding 100000 acres, 1900 Of them
hold 20,s5OOOO acres, and the remaining
100000 acres are held by 06O,736 per-
sons, leaving more than 100000 OF
heads OF families who hold not foot Of
ground. The estimated rental Of the
lands, according to the London Times, is
close upon s5OO,OOOYOOO per annum; of
this amount 10, 100 heads OF families, out
Of total population OF about 22,712000
people, or 100000 Of families, absorb
S447,75O,OOO. Is this not II land
monopoly Of the worst description9
The London Times seems 10 blunt the
force Of Mr.. Brights arguments, based
upon the estimated 10000 landowners,
by the bubble that the Domesday Book
shows that there are 1885 persons own
ing land in England and Wales. Mr.
Bright answers this conclusively with the
statement: "You get this grand total by
an illusory reckoning, you coun: all the
small holdings Of garden ground, the
patches OF few yards or a few rods, OF
OF quarter Of an acre apiece, that are
attached to house property, but these do
not represent a proprietary that lives by
possession" The statement made by Mr.,
Bright is justified by the facts brought
out in the census. It has confirmed his
charges in letter and spirit. 1t shows
that nearly nine.tenths OF tho total area
Of land in the Kingdom is held by 10000
persons instead Of 10000, as Mr.. Bright
alleged.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

B.do.R .R-.. $50 a. m. 900 a. IN. $40 p. m.
Central o. Div 1885 u. m. 1910 a. IN. G2S p. IN.
Cleveland 4 Pitts il:4O a. IN. 6:47 p m. s:6l p. IN.
Hempiie $50 d. N. .............. 855 p. III.
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which the deceased was held, and it sure
IL speaks volumes in his favor.
The four sons Of the deceased were all
at the funeral, the youngest being over
so years Of age while the Oldest is over 20.
Many remarked that It was q sight not
often seen, four rs old men as they are
following the last remains Of a father TO
his graye. They all seemed deeply affected
by the sad affection and they have the
warmest sympathies ofthe entire commu-
nity. Y,
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news In all departments, from al quarters Of
the world, as well a. 4 complete record Of local
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SEaII.WEEKLY.

BY s,sa, "a stsaas,, pal'aS, prtpaA. .
70 yeaI...............SS 0OlSIx monthI.-,...sl %
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EoR RENT -,,L a..
L Dwelling No IS Thirteenth rIeet WIN III ~.
I'd Dsf month, Fsa, SSIou given at once
ENQUIRE al 4s ThlTteenth ~. mI9I
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Steubenville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos a. IN;
departs 500 p. IN. This trAn during tho day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
BelIairc, stopping when required at Sherman House,
EtuAyilIc, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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WEEKLY.
BIZ Elail, Ia odsane., pO,ia0' prepaid.
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Business Letters for Us should be addressed
FteN q Campbell" and should In no case DO ad-
dressed 10 either individual member OIL tho firm BY
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Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mol IA adtaRes, Poiis0s Prepaid
one 00Three mOnthG......S2 %
Six months. 0O0ne month............ 70
Delivered by CafrierS In City l6o p0I week.
Middletown transcript., 1876-02-26
Selett Ipoetru.I I
PROGRESS.
Written for the Democratic Advocate
n n. yANDERvosD. HE

written for the Democratic Advocate
N n. yANDsRvoRD. IK
The planets, forced by Natures law,
Within their orbits ceaseless roll,
And man the lesson thence may draw
By industry 70 reach bis goal.
Hail! industry's all-conquering might
Hail engineering's giant skill
That Chambers up the mountain height,
And intervening valleys fill.
The enterprise Of man shall know
No bounds upon this mundane sphere.
Whate'er his hand may find to do
He executes with skill and care. IT n
His ttsiiss Natnreis telf spbdaes, Il y
And all her powers subserYient lie
Al his command, and pleas'd he views
His great resources multiply.
He mines the earth and skins the air
He plows the main, descends the deep,
And thrDuyh itTsilent chambers there,
Electric forces fash and leap.
He flies upon the wings of steam,
Mounts up with @ro5tatic pew'r,
He paints with ev'ry solar heam,-
Unfolds new wonders Try hour.
Not in material things alone
Does progress mark its high career,
Fair Science builds her regal throne
And Morals her triumphal car.
Man stands erect-his image fair
In Gods own likeness first was cast,
His high prrroRatives appear,
He seeks his destlny at aast. "
Upward and onward is bis course,
In mental aud in moral life,
With higher purpose, now, perforce,
With loftier aspirations rife.
In matters both, of Church and State,
A high ambition spurs him on,
With buoyancy and hope elate,
He plies his task till it be done.
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CHURCHES.

FoREsr PREsBYrERIAH-Rev. John Patton,
D. D Pastor. Divine service every Sunday
1T 10. 80 .. m and 7.0Op:m., Sunday School
at 9 m. Lecture on Wednesdays at 100 p.
n. Sunday School in the Chapel at Arm
strong's every Sunday at 2 81 p m =
{ Sr. ANxs's PROTESTANT EPIscoPAL.-Rev.
VIM. G. Butter, Rector. Service on Sundays
at 10. 80 a. m, and 8 80 p m. Sunday School
Mt 2.30p.m Services ou Fridays at $3.50 pm.
METHODIST EpBcoPAL,-Rev. L. G. Matlack,
D. D., Pastor. Service every Sunday at 60
q. m. and TOO p m. Sunday School at 30
a. m. and 2.30 p. M. Prayer Meeting on
Thursdays At 100 p. m.
CoLoRsD AMeraonlsTERev m. Noris-
Pastor. Service every other Sunday at 10. 30
.. M, 3 and 3 p. M. Sunday School every
Sunday at p. N.
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Of her benefac.ress. And We (you and
l. dear .reader) sincerely call down the
blessings Of Heaven. not only on Mrs.
Everly but on every noble hesrt that
extends helping hand to the poor and
needy. ~ ssags
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BAxARp TAYLOR AND. BLACK iEyss.
The woman who blighsed -Bsysrd Tsy-
lor's young affections 200 or 800 years
ago was little. resolute., black-eyed
woman. who told him to leave the
house or she would sst the dog on him.
And now he is gcing around the coun-
try saying that black-eyed women do
not love as fondly % hlas-eyed ones.
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BUILDING AND LOAN.

Ni1prsroxs 3. i l.. Assocsl1sos Samsell
Pennington, Pres.; A. g. Cox, Secretary., Meets
on the 6rst Thursday Of every month at 8
10 clock, p. m.
Mutual LOAN Association OF MIDDLErowE
JAS. II. Scowdrick, Pres; A. G. Cox, Sec
retary. Meets on the third Tuesday Of every
month at O. clock, p. N.
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MASONIC

ADoHIRAx CHATTER No. s, r. A. N. Meets
in Masonic Hall on the second and fourth FRI
days of every month at o'clock, p m.
Ussos LoDeE No. 9,,A. +. A: n Meets on
the fifst and third T6esds3s of esefy month
at 8 O. o'clock, p. m. Masonic Hall.
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A negro down in Louisiana. Was
hauled up for stealing bsoon. and put
in as defense that be Was told BY his
politicsl friends that now. ~ ..he hsd
the right to vote, he must take Sides
somehow. = ss5F
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/. O. o. F.

rhnrsds " Afternoon Al 3 o,clk. Lodge Room
in Cochran Hall, No. 2, Cochran Square.
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Orr1cr HouRs. "Opens At 30 am and
closes AT 8 m every day except Sunday
Mails for the North close At 7.30 m, and
2.45 p m.
Maii for the South closes 1t 10 Is m------=--
Mails for Odessa close 1t 10 80 . n and 7.30
pm. 80 Il - AZ I y
Nails fof Warwick, Sassairas and Cscilton
CLOS IL 10 ,73 n! = DIS 55SIE =
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PATRONS or HUSBANDRY.

PsxsHBLossonrGa GaAxaE, No. g. keets every,
Tuesday evening at o'clock. NGran4e Room
in the knights Of ,Pythias Hall W ~
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

DAMON LoDas, No. IL Meets every Friday
evening at o'clock. Lodge room in the
Town Hail.