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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-09
NOTICED,

4 IL PENSIONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A tndsbted TO J. Hyers : Bro. will please
ately, othsrWise all accounts remaining unset
tIsd on the Arst dav Of January, 1876, will be
placed 10 thu hands Of ~ ofhcef for collection.
dl5-n ]. MYERS BRO.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-09
N o E.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"a 70 BE- indebted to the Independent
market, lately run BY Greenleaf Dobbins,
vii please call ct Lichtenstein's Auction Store,
on Main street, and settle their accounts imme-
dtately with J. N. Dobbins, otherwise they
will be placed in the hands Of an oficer for
collection.
Phoebe. New. Dec. Is. 1875.
dl6-sod JIM. DoBBINs.
, 1876-01-08

personally cross-o1amined employees whom he
suspected Of disioya'ty to him. ffc ia said to
hive Ind one clork discharged because ho
failcl to appreciate scrmon W til which tho
President VII. dslightol. This may be mn
5,sr,tioa, Init IL lilly Illustrator tho roas
naturo of tho sjssen iu vogue. That systaa1
Inns been In vogue over aimee. An oil friend
Of JACKSON. who dinol with him tnly l, 1871.
wrote that day to m acquaintance, altar son,s
discussion Of tho apoils system:
Our Rspubic hone,forth will b. aovcsnsa BY fao.
.Ions, and tbs sru s,1s viii b. ~h ah a est the oiess
and their emontnen 50 stsusg Q embittets! b7 Tbs
most iMss and aosd passIons Of The human heart.
This prophecy has besn sally fulfilled.
Tho responsibility for the corruption of our
politics resta upon the Democracy. It isnow
in power, nj ienst In the House. Il has pro-
tossed an ardent losire, whom ont Of offsco. to
reform the ovils which It originated. Bnt
a. soon as Congress- mot, the unseonly
scramble for plaoss and pelf began, and 60
fur In the session thore has boon no attempt
whatcyer to do anything in the way Of Civil.
Seryioo Reform. 1t Ia not likely that there
will be. Tho Democracy is pursuing It's nc'
cnstotnoa policy Of bowling over what Re-
publicans havo douo aud failed to do, nnf
doing nothing itself. Tho Know-NothinG
party had very brief lease Of power in tht
parts Of tho country where 1t ilouriahed, nut
| the Do.Eothing party may havo similar OK
| rarsnppo
, 1876-01-08

Wo commented fow days siI'ce upon tho
remarkable public apnshy with which tho an
nouncomont WAS received tint q prominent
nerohnnt, Mr.. DAzB1TT, Of New York, bad
boon robbed Of 100000 by his confidential
bookkeeper. 1t now nppcara thae tue en-
bozxlemont amounted to 5'7Oo,0o0, mud that
it was carried On systematically for number
Of yoars. The feet that merchant could 30
robbed Of such vast amount as this, md not
discover it until long niter 1t was done, is
even mo1e remarkable thau tho public indlf-
ferenca to tho crime. It cnnnot TO possible
that soap-makor's revenues aro 40 prluce'y
that 570o, 900 is moro bagatelle, tho loss Of
Of viii Gu can be discovered only by ncc!deut.
Tho Inference from tho fact is that, wlile Mr.
BAnuErr may DO most excellent soap-holier,
lle III not h.at-claas nhuager Of lis own
finaureg
, 1876-01-08

whou tho5 canvaas the probabilities OF tho
nomination. Dut II Is safo 10 Hny that not
ono Republican In ton has determined In his
mind which, QUO Of the four 1,a decidedly
profors OF which ono will 10 nominated. At
tho same time, thoru ara may who havo
a preference for ono GIN 1ii,to NJ n5ain't
another, Rome p-otorring Nj. BLAME to S1r.
BntsTow or MORTON, and others Mr. WAa't-
nuaxr to Mf. MORTON or BLAINE. md 10 on,
bat we hare yot to hoar Of preference e1-
pressed for any one Of the candidates uucon-
siitionally Ia comparison with the other three.
So general Is this relation Of the people to
candidates TINT It is not impossible, whom tho
National Convention meets, the mental choice
mar be rcs,rysd TO tho very hour Of ballotin3,
aud be Infected by events not now foreaeen.
OF course ovory positive man tlas preference
for his frat choice. It may DO WAsanunsEt
and his second for Darsrow, or pitt ctred
among tho four candidates, but no mn1a can
yet say whether bis first choice will be tho
choico OF tho largest number of peoplo. No
man can now forosae who will bo nominated.
No ono Is wi,c onoaga to know that the Rs
publican patty viii oven ba auccassfni. The
contest Ia dcstln sd to be a very close one,-in
all probability turning upon the re-
suit in ono or two doubtful States.
! The choice of tho Convention Is equally
| doubtful, and turns upon events which mny
yot occur. It IL due to all four Of tue dis
| tiuuuished gentlemon whose namcs nre mot-
toned as candidates. to Ray that not one OF
tlen has mauifcated disposition to crowd
himself forward tuforo the other three, or to
, 1876-01-08

Tho proposed impeachment Of Gov. A.tEs
by tho Legislature OF hiisaissippi is one OF
those extznvagancea Which party blindness
frequently inspires. Gov. AMEs resigned his
soat In the United States Senate TO 10 elected
Governor While Governor ho was avowedly
q candidate for election to the Senate for the
long term beginning In March. 1877. The
State WEB unques.ionably Republican. 4
large portion Of the Republicans were OPP
possl to Anns' election to ths Senate, and,
IN making selections Of candidates for the
Legislature during tho last year, they nom.
mated anti-ANEs men. Other districts nosn-
issatod men p9edgsd to voto for the Governor.
AMRs, however, ,nads the mistake OF usIng
lis patronage atal other official influence
against all Republicans who we're opposed
to lin. He trntel them a. Democrats.
This had the effect Of intensifying
the opposition In Lis own party.
The Confederate Democracy encouraged
this strife iu the Republican ranks,
md united with tho anti-AMHs Republicans,
taking care, no wever. to secure Democratic
minority in the Legislature. Not contont
with this viotory, which secured the election
Of Democratic Senator In a confcssedly Re'
publican Stats, those Democratic Confedctatet
now propose TO 20 furthas, and 10 impeaet
] Gov. AMEa mud remove him from office
/ Having got rid Of the Governor, they vii
then, by the Same process. dismiss the Lieu
tenaut-Q Governor and hare Democrat suc
, 1876-01-08

Tho Now York Tribune. whioh has no syfnpa-
tbics MINT cyer With The present AdmtnihtrAafou,
and hitherto Ina leaned toward 'ho Democracy,
has totu forccast1ng tho resulta of tho ns1t
Presidential, eiectlon upon tho Assnm sIoo that
New Yo,k will be Tho rstl battle-ground Of tbs
camnaagn. and puts Itself On record IN tho fox
lowtnx maut,ori
Suppose the can 1fdats 70 be MI. BLAINE Of Mt.
gassrow. Won! not III Ispu ltc.n party havs ns~
u: sas ;, nj
the old esprit Dc enrps ct 1901 snd fes VINO o'!d
say. in such IN e!:n', th New York bslodfe! ln the
column Of rrobab Demnclatio 8ntss This !ndusnces
which havs ost Nsw York to tho Rspu lcani IN .seen
otertioua arc ftEt ab..lng. Loyal teues eannot h
ss F, Il .as ss
Of that atrngale had msrkt etect on tho vote last
November. Strong matises existed taen fof e1vlna
uov TtLptas "nusl roa'y m impressive indoffe.
ment reuuks 10 thsovss mud m encouragement y
energetic houesty IL Eolitlea but ths State sruag'oFy
y sssi ,mmsr nobody v|lI yote or ~ q ths ~
st.ts vii! rosu5n to liz oa Republican a'issiAnrt.
Assuming that Gov. Ti1pES may b the Demo.
cratic cansli ,a.o, tho Tribune says:
Tbe.e IL j.l.t Feasibility that with Cor. TrLpxx
theft candfI.,s ihe Democrats might succeed. IL
they mt likely to nomia.s him. A psslossttte
Nlf.onal Cunv nt!o II usually coucenttasad p9t!a Il
FIJI General, When a u ooI,ntry wanted OF military
u,vu wAa sncc, In 1si8 ttok Nav York polisi'
ss L. q es el ri H.
should aoll gle ato md IN tas E.at rhsh :: xon T.
tiaso It VT, IN a! probability. nut up rome Western
n,au anil thus Ion, tho faut befa!e fh!rly be4uu
But with 6ov T1tpss - ia 'andhltto ~ nomeo
York. W4e the Rsse Is prcs .nttd whathrr Tue c''un
try Is 10 b. handed over II party tn It h.s show
ous rseosd q afr til ,rs ia IL olnes 1t aorsrno
| VAL not have nlucil weight.
, 1876-01-08

B1suAnck and the Reichstag persist in dis
agreeing, much to tho disgust Of the former.
The Inter Inns not only forced tho Chancellor
to withdraw his proposal to increase the ta1
on the German stall Of life, beer, but it Inns
voted down Inv providing for the punish
ment Of attacks upon tho German Govern
7uout BY foreigners aa high troasou. This
was wildly nonseusical bill, which would, II
executed, have c,nbroilod the Empire with
every other civilized Government. D.sAAncK
was foolish to propose such thing; tho
Reichstng WINS wiso. to reject it. But the
Chancellor doea not think 30.
, 1876-01-08
PERSONAL

The Saturday Reufeto so!emolJ observes ttas
Lady Wooa's novol, "B, ,1ow saa 5alt." IL " thE*s
volumes Of dlaaase able Eubblsh::'
Cbxrlsa Dudley Warner saYs Prague il lbs
most k,csuiesauo city Ii Europe. Backlog
studlea do not necesasi.ly qlallty fellow 70
juogs OF ploturos lue etfsets.
oa4lsv Hall. the actor. has failed. Tns lut
nigbts Of "Ths Crao!bls" ass Anno .uosd
Jol, Dillon Ia to DO the principal atstacston d
she Park TAsa.rs after the ss::rsusnt ut nssL
Tha Vermont wait ~h, hiss bean psssonatiD8
Charley Ross seetns to 10 remarkably prs:o-
c,ouA lmpostor. He viii 10 Ia the Whls59 hIps
and hayo 4 front pow At church whsn ha bs-
comas \ mAn.
A COLLECTION OF Primes Bismarck p1ivats IT.
tera. iacludln2 esrGatu lessors to hls n'fs. has
been published bY Paris journal. 1hey ara NOS
remarkable, 30 fAr - kuoSu, except ~ thsy ~
veal rho tuhersns houestv Of tha Prince.
Tie Cincinnati Enquirer called Higuur Tsells'
plei.a "a hog" beoause he refused. 10 sing %
TWO operas On sdy. Ths Graphic thinks
TtglIlpatrs IL = hog that hs carried casIs ~
| Newcastle vhon he vert 10 Potkopolts E!'a
| opsTh.
| Henry O. Dowou dill not purchase sIstlnR u
the recent ssss Of Plymouth Ouur,h poas. W
stlll. sm Il. yoios with Ssoj Or eooo st ths sud o.
1t waa Axiousty awaited; but II cams not. W
fear IL haa bean frozau up somewhere IN W
Northern Pacific fsglou.
Tho now Jollns Hopktns University Ia Bslsf
more Is 10 bs uo,que for pairing DECENT salaries
to ita Psofessors .Ths exAm ,ls should b siss'.
inflated The Professor OF 0rsek, Prot. pssa
0lldesrleavs, formerly Of the Unlveraty Of W.
gnia, u to have $4,000 per anoum.
Wnen Congressman Lamar WA retuEnane
nome 1t tho O oas Of tha sss4.on or Congress u
1860, nemsboy oa the Msnpass d CbA.itaEoee
Nai,r5ad ins atsd shat hs should purcltass eoeA
10 repeatedly o1sred him. Annoyed bv hs Pr
tiuaoty and anxious 70 bs I'D Of him, III. LANAI
, 1876-01-08

Ohio havin7 b3aated Of tho d1scovesy Of = gsu
uins 81 painting BY MuR11Lo, Hh1o1s g1es ons
batter by presenting tSo ptsosz Of sculpture b7
OANovA. Wells Collage, 1t Aurors, oSns the1.
They are marble butts Of NAPOLEON 1 aad
MARIE Lor1sx. Tue stoy ruua that Lous
PHILIPPE presented them, Ia 1857. to dlssu-
gu sLe1 citizen Of Mexico, at whose de,ih ths:
wera sold aud afterwards brought to this Stata
.he ouly very Incredible Thing abnnt this u
Louis pa11lppE's giving anything sWas. He
was mover guilty. OF auch gcosros!tJ on Any
other occasion, bat nav haTo indulge 10 1t this
tims for tue sake Of eujoyan1 wholly noTsl
Ren8atI.n.
, 1876-01-08

The organization of HOW church society
is noted at Henry, H., town which has Of
late achieved some notoriety as tie scene of
the spiritual miniBtrationa OF the ltoy. GLEN
DEFINING. The new church ii broadly and
mutually independent, the pastor being free
to preach whit he likes so long as he sticks
to tho Now Testament NJ his "basia Of au-
thority," while bis hearers nro equally free to
believe him or not. just Oh they prefer. Tho
on]y condition imposed npon the minister Is
that he shall live moral and upright life,
md do the work Of IN evangelist in visiting
the sick aud caring for the poor and igno-
yaut
, 1876-01-08
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE

tArrs or SUBSCRIPTION tFATAHrE n tbsANcH'.
rostnrc t'rcpntd Mt this 0fErc. ~,
fniiy Edtitons pospad, year.
rfyts II 3cat At rims ratio.
Mailed 10 any addre,s torn wEEH1 fnr...:.;: 1'oD
hnniAy Eoian: Lintary and ttolsstpuf doab'a y rf,
fti.WsetjJ. po.,- paid, lJrAr......" ....... o'oo
Para Of rear At sAms rate
wKYxLY EDITION, rus1PAtbs -. RI
n9eopyt ptr Jser. Hi
tuE Of five. per c3p1s
Cuh Of twsuty psf esIps.
5hs poetaxo II ID esnts ysaF. which Hs Viii pfopAF
Specimen copies sent FREE. ....
To nrsyrnt delay and miltatce. he aurs and gtvs
po.tfcs address In ful including ststs md County.
Ksnlttances may be made e.her By draft oxpFess'
rost-oies order Or in registered ettezs at our tiHk.
1ynNs TO cr11 aunschspEaa
pAf1r delivered, sunday excepted. ~ cents ror wtek'
pal,y delivered, Sunday included. 10 cents per week.
Ad,rss THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Mkdtaon knd pearboru- sts+. Chcaao, LII.
, 1876-01-08

There is believed to bc imminent danger Of
In Intlinn outbreak ut tho Red Cloud Agency
in consequence OF an insufficient supply Of
provisions. The largo number Of 1ndinns
who gathered ut the Agency during Bittings
pf the Black-Hills Council made heavy in
tonds upon tho commissary department, and
The years stock Of supplies will be exhausted
by tho lat OF February. To avert tho threat
enoa trouble with the hungry saVagcs IN up.
preparation Of sl5o. 900 will be asked for in
order that provisions may be purchased at
pnco mud forwarded to the Agency.
, 1876-01-08

4 curious beginning Of Tue new orler Of
economy and retseuch.nent has been made In
The case OF the employees Of the HOUSE Of
Representatives at Washington. Tho outeo-
Ing Republican appointeoH wcre continued in
their duties frow two weeks 10 month. the
new incumbcnts not being ready to take
hold. Upon applying for their pay for ser-
Fices rendered the discharged Republicans
ind TINT their succcasoEs have already drawn
their money for the full time, although per.
forming 10 duties. The result will ba either
that the men who did the work will yet no
pay, Or elas Congress will have to pass bill
allowing one months pay for two sets of eul'
ploye8
, 1876-01-08

cecil. Thsae nro the fants. There eau hard-
" bo rrutonse that The impeachment has
any other substantial ground than TINT Of
putting out Governor OF opposite politics.
Political inlrcnchmonta aro nn onor1nlty Which
tl,o American people will nevor justify. Tho
l,o,-ltoaded Confa.lsrntes Of MissiB ippt may
push this mo to hnn1ty, but Tho people OF
tho United statos. holding the Democratic
party responsible for tho Outrage, will resent
and punish the outrage by national con-
deupation.
, 1876-01-08

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o .e'.s. ~ :, " ~. near,,;,a' tanoh
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.ns ';, w ,,'o "e. n n-.s;s,o..;a, 80 ~ ea,,,,.;an and
W., wv ,~.., -. 49, 49,. ,"sta-. - ~.
,ru mn'sa "''1 l'A - ss, =. 49, 1s,s 49,
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tnoso r"o ~, kno" ,,...,,a 49, ~, III s;n,ar;. WI
, 1876-01-08

reducing tho amount needle II or ~ per
cent, but h1r. afoan1thfs bill, II nude
law, would suddenly ramovo nearly NIL tho
currency now in use, nnd leave prostratetl
production and business to tho slow work OF
I, gradual restoration and adjustment.
All this Is unnecessary oyen to accomplish
tho main purpose Of Mr. MonRttI, which III
to restore specie values. This will, as wo
havo sail, be practically accomplished by TINT
part of his bill which fixes date after which
lcgal.tcntler scrip shall not be legal-tender
IN new contracts, Tint will pat tue business
Of tho couuirY on specie bas's, There II,
however, no necessity for suddenly With
driving tho present paper money. To do SO,
will 1enye the banks without the means Of
making lonns and discounts.
The thing to do Is to offer tho option to
tho public TO convert their grcenbncka iuto
gold bond, bearing, say, o.G5 por cont inter.
eat, which shall be a legal-tender In paynt Mt
Of ali existing debts aud lot tho unfunded
grocnbachs continue to ho a 1egal.tondor for
old debts. This currency will continue to
circulate ~ it docs now in California and
Oregon, at It's current valuo in gold. It will
answer I'LL practical purposes Of purchase and
settlement, aud being no longer logal.senaes
for uow contracts mud new -mndo aobts, will
gradually take tho form OF Investments.
These 1ega1-tcndcr bonds would perform the
Office Of currency during that period when
The country would he passing from the pres
ont deprecjntcl paper system to tho ncal md
substantial System of coin values. Thero
xvon1J ha mn Gcnntrncticn" !" no eIpnuSicn
, 1876-01-08
Tbt Gb1ta!yo G1riba1nt.
Saturday Morning, January 8, 1875.
Greenbncks Mt tho Now York Gold Ex
change ycsterdny closed ut 89s.

. Tennessee monopolized the capital punish
n,ent business yesterday, no less than three
executions occurring in that stata. Bill
Wn11AMs, colorcd, was hanged at Bartlett !;
h1n1os MCLEAN, white, ut Jackson; aud
FRANZ Scorr co1orea at Alomphis.
, 1876-01-08

A telegram announces TINT tho bnd boy
BLANCHARD, who wau ambitious to hnvo
hand in tho CHARLEY Ross sensation, arrived
at his 1,o,no In Milford yesterday, md was
recognized by his mother. How that way-
war1l son was recognized will neverbo known
In history.
, 1876-01-08

Details OF tba reforms deereed hy the euissn.
Doc. II, not executed ycL An3 dsstinaa 10 rs~
main noueutities forever. have reached III.
Forced labor ia abolished: ntn.Mahommsdaus
may hold property; esah craod cAn sl-et 'ta o"n
Judges; III! official ponltions are opeq to ALL
without r.gatd to rflgions perfect tolerance
sitl DO mani Aimed. Thato LOOK pretty 90 pspsri
wo a,alt not hava tue chance. rhlls TurssY
strolchee toYona tho DAlkA IL, to kooa nov tho1
touk IN practice.
, 1876-01-08


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All IN tho execution VI 'ne ''es u ios. aeSsion
commonly Rho"n es tne 1'cso1np''on ncs,
aasc1osea 'uat Ill 'uo ''ena'e ~ "cn ~ ou' "
tle oe!la'o .'ese 1e "a. eAf''n's'S oA .ui' SUI
Ject, a4r' ooof, u o1S'out'' Aa' 4a,'"''o''
on INC pFa'n. anu proposes ~ n'o,'sn luz uSa
ol Bolu ens'!o'5' anu no ooss tn.a VI t"e
gfouno tnat' II goiu oe eAc'uucu' 1eoe'n'''on-
4esa sc11p 'huss ~ hveo7s'ty DeGoh' a'o.o
Valuao'e 'nan eo'o: i'o Las Sue'a 4a''l ~
scrip oeaflns tne oosesha,'nl St''.p 'n''t ~
cahhos "noosSs8'.u WY " ss.ou.u ~. W
mahnfactafeu 'naenn'Ie4y. no ~ ''st1ois
oPpobeo !" eoa'lAes4ou u, " ss4'p' o,u'~
tos a.oA7A.A' "nA' Wy !, r''reAJ 4ies
tno 'aea " "ta.'"s 1A'A 'a' uus'n."' -. ~ ~
'uo eou"s15 eao"'" s'u" " ~.
amount u sef'p ~. naoa' taAt 'n' ,u''os 4lon.
ae1u'1 ss'aleis5 "ai o'eomo =. 'ne ,A4ue o4
LIZ Boia1 "'a' n.n4e''A s,n.,y y. .,. e n, .D
tne oPposl.e e,'sen1e 4nmns ,oon . .a' osE''1 "
snc oans e,tca"'lon ~ LOW "'sn W. popu.
4oton "a 'A"1 se"1 H. a.. ass:.ao. :. .as
currency NUS u,eueu ~ 49, ~ .:.1a uaa' .. ~ ~.
con"us' ~ s'u'1ae .'a'' W." W pvAs"s .:1 .,
'olas " out1eass W. 'ens coe mn ""1 1872. "sn @
poFulu'ion io.'"sa " t.v'oo0'''' o' w.
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9-o,e1t,oo9' ,..; ~ m ~ ' aas. se,a
w. 'o - s.l,at oass ~ es.;-s III - -
ln'e'eht' utaes "u!en oav' &no eN.o
..o aa'pn't 'atloneS ~ W. ~ 1ns5 ~ 80,
t'fcu. II 'sos' ',a uniunAou Papos WV
eonaln"e ~ 10 'eem.souss 49,. uuln ~ saau
1919 out .oAs oe4o'o s,'s '',uo ~ pap.A ~!
WIZ naFo iouho ~ WY '..'o oonaA' An''
1eeal-tenoer III no" W ~" 1ne neais u fo.
deo'n'ng 'no u'uh eufso''1y anu 1,e ou'o'
ol tho o'u WILL oo W soa'E'o' ''o ''"An !" ~
uocm 1ne's currency III co'a' oas ou!'et'o''
'a NOT 10 'neso hnai 'esu1ts, ous ~ 1''o psc'
c'ptanoy Will "n'en 1i.'s n'n of'nea '1e'u
aooae' Inc Na''uan4 oa'As esa ~ BLUE
notice wlthof"" tneie clseu'atlon' On nna 'na'
they Will 10 go 'nls OIL peeo'ne'
Ia" III ""oh1 ce'.a'n'y' lno pnnS'
CANNOT Keep spee1o-pay'ng c'fc"4a'on "loa
IN tAe Slcih'ty VI cussoa'@aouSea "en.a''"'ne
ulfeo mll1ons oi 8o'a M peF ""eA una import
. ora demhhang TWO millions moro por "eek
iho ros'remehtol the 6foenoAckb ana tne PROC
Able retirement OF t"o'thlfas OF the notos Q
tho National banka Ut the san'e amo wonl'
Withdraw from circulation currency nos
"sallaolo IN payment OF ooot8 auo IN gonesa
cunmero'al transactions amounting
SGdOt0oo'ooo at tho very least Ih's VIII no
be tho WORK OF years, or conaucsod over Pc
: riod when the business OF tue country "oul
, 1876-01-08

WOODS MUBEUNi-Monrcc Atsrtt. betwrsn Dear
horn and state Afternoon. !" red Ri1h1- Hood ant
ii DEAD Shot," Eron!ng " The Adventures of = Conn
ery GIL n sud - Dead Hnos-"
, 1876-01-08

Napdorh aud LAko engagement Of tho lfsFrRhn atstl
IIart Combination. Thu Doyle yrethefs" Afternoon
aid evening.
, 1876-01-08

Mcv1cKEn's rnEATnR-Madfson street. b:sween
Dearborn and State Engagement II ths Oates Opera.
Company. Afternoon. .'The Pretty itffu'nors.'
EssnIug, " Les D4r2rt1."
, 1876-01-08

ACADEMY or hIUH1C-Halstc1 atfcet, l*s<Af'
Madison Anl Monroe, Ensa9 mont Of the o's>. '
aflnstseis, Afternoon aud evening.
, 1876-01-08

fIooLEYn TIIEATME-R.udoph street, between
fark sut LaBaItc. Engagement OF the Ke1c6y otsa-
CompanY, Afternoon. 'M.gaon." Evening, " N4Ei'
tAna-n
, 1876-01-08

ADEIpUI THEATnE-Dcathorn atreet. corner
Monroe "The Forty Thieves. Afternoon and evening"
, 1876-01-08
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Ysf, b, WARREN LODGE No. 2o9. A. +, a. NJ
OtIrntal Hail. i91 Lasale. st. py orlee of :le ". b.
]. ii. DUNLOP, Secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-11
Always Disappointed.


Did You ever see. far, far away from
you, the beautiful purple mountains, and
set forth to seek them, with vague
feeling that upon them the world would
seem more beautiful. more romantic than
upon the plain? But as you go on,
though the roads are billy, and there is
some climbing to be done, you discover
that you never seem to reach those noun
.ains--those wondrously beautiful mys-
teries that smile upon you from afar.
You tread the common earth and Chamber
over common rocks. The trees and
bushes grow even less beautiful I; they
are stunted and rough there is much
that is troublesome in the path, and you
are higher above the earth than you
were. Far away still lies the beauty and
the mystery away far away; and
about you only mire and dust, and stones
and common heritage. Even should you
mount to some highest peak and look
back, you would not find the beauty in
the valley you left, nor on the rugged
mountain where you stood
And so in life Climb where you
may, to Whatever pinnacle, you never
reach yoar beautiful mountain Where
| you stand. anothers eyes may be fixed
now To him it has the beauty, the
mystery, the charm it once had to you.
You have proven to yourself that the
beautiful mountains are yet farther
away And, alas living feet never
never reach them, but must forever press
common earth.
Oh, the golden mountain of wealth
oh, the glorious mountain Of Fame pur
pie as an Euperor's robe What say
those who stand upon them Only
this They were hard to climb.
And that more beautiful and roseate
mountain which two ascend hand iii
hand, after the wedding ring is on All
we'll there is rest and peace there often.
where both hearts are true, but it is not
what it seems to the boy and girl who
yearn for it as they stand together in the
sweet valley of first love
We never reach our beautiful noun
tains. We never may. Yet they make
the valley beautiful--and VIC would be
worse than we are if we did not see them
as we do; unhappor, if they did not
arise in all their splendor above these
stony, common paths Of ours, to tell us
what might be, ifnot what is.