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The New York herald., 1876-01-01
THE DYNAMITE EXPLOSION,

POLICE INQUIRY RELATIVE TO THE ANTEcE-
DENTS OF THoMAssEN-AN OCEAN TRAVEL
LER AND INSURER OF oooDs-A TERRIBLE
SUSPICION CONCERNING THE LOSS OF THE
CITY OF BosToN-THE CELTIC IN DANGER
LONDON, Dec. 81 1875.
The London Times has the following
GERMAN POLICE INQUIRY CONCERNING THE ASSASSIN
detective from Bremen has arrived in Liverpool TO
investigate the operations of Thomassen alias Thomas
with the discovering whether the man had any
accompllces 1t has been ascertaned that Thomassen
had made several trips between Liverpool and New
York, and he attempted to obtain heavy insur-
ances on goods which he wished to ship.
The suspicion has been raised that he might have
THE Loss STEAMER CITY OF BOSTON,
in January 1870.
Thomassen and wife left New York In June following
that disaster and went to Dresden where they lived in
a stylish manner.
short time before his death Thomassen was asked
He promptly replied, ''Yes; Inman steamer; knew
her very we'll"
Thomas, in their books at Liverpool; but the most
careful inquiries VIII forthwith be made New York
into the Boson's passengers the cargocs and in
surances on the latter.
ON THE cELrIo
Last October Thomassen engaged passage the
steamer Celtic At that time he made similar attempts
20 insure box which he alleged contained $50 900 in
gold, and was each time baked by demand for in
Bpecton.
He was finally unsuccessful in getting his insurance
but sailed October IA, and returned, landing at Ply
mouth November T.
VOYAGE
Is, therefore, presumed TO have been wasted having
been made only TO quiet suspicion
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS LIVERPOOL
Thomassen's movements in Liverpool myster-
GUS Although he informed the passage brokers that
he was entire stranger he took his meals slept
away from his hotel most OF the time he was in the
city. He was seen in company with another person
at Waterloo dock after he visited inspected the
Celtic
THR POLICE THEORY.
The police believe he had accomplices In Liyerpool
who may still possess his appliances
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CITIZEN PROTESTS.
SALE OF UNITED STATES FR1GArRs.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Dec 81, 1875
The United States sailing irgates St. Lawrence and
Macedonian were cold az auction today The former
was bought by Edward stanard OF New York, for
$1,000, and the latter BY wiggn & Robinson for
1lLo7L
These vessels we're among the oldest ships in the
navy, and have been famous In their day. The Mace
donlan was captured from the British In the OF
1914 BY Captain stephen Decatur commanding the
United States irgate United States and the ST Law
renee present In Hampton Roads during the en-
gagement between the celebrated roncad Merrimac
and the United States feet Both have been tying Al
che Navy Yard dismantled for numbsr Of years
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81, 1875.

WASHINGTON, Dec 81 1875.
SPEAKER KERR IN ILL HEALTH-PBoBABLE
NECESSITY OF A SPEAKER PRO TEMPoRK
speaker Kerr has returned to and does look
we'll He has had rest during tho holidays having
been obliged to go to Pitsburg to attend brother
lying dangerously i'll there of whose death he may hear
at any moment There fresh rumors in the street
tonight that he will be unable to keep the chair and
that Speaker pro tempore will have 10 be chosen. For
this place Mr.. Morrison is freely spoken OF to night
and OF there will be several other candidates
ready The emergency has not yet arrived, however
and the question merely piece of street gossip
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHrER SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ill A. ".


WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIP SIGNAL OYPIcER
WASHINGTON, Jan. III A. NJ
ProbdbthteA
For Saturday In the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States stationary barometer and temperature southery
winds and clear weather.
For the Southwest, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys and upper lake region rising barom-
eter colder, northerly winds, light rain, followed by
clearing weather.
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley the lower lakes
and New England stationary or falling barometer,
warmer, southwest winds, partly cloudy weather, fol-
lowed In the northern portion by rain
For the Middle States, stationary falling barome
ter Increasing, warmer southwest winds and clearing
weather.
For tho canal regions the temperature will remain
above freezing
The rivers will continue rising below Cincinnati
without serious overflow.
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ARIZONA AND SONORA.

SAN FRAScrsoo Dec 81, 1875
A despatch from Tucson says that three companies
OF United States cavalry made forced march to San
Rafael, Arizona Sunday last but finding that all
the armed bodies had passed Sonora Mexico they
and reported that Pesqueras troops while IN
Arizona acted badly, taking stock and grain without
payment The revolutlonsts, the other hand
scrupuously respected the rights and property of all
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MURDER, ROBBERY AND ARSON.

COLUMBIA S. c., Dec 81, 1875.
few nights since tho store OF Messrs Holloway &
Reid, at Pomaria thirty miles from this city was
burned to the ground, with a stock Of the value OF
$4,000. The safe robbed OF So 000 and the body
OF Mr.. Reid found the RUNS burned to a cinder
The COroner's Jury has just rendered verdict that
he murdered before the and robbery were
committed
Governor Chamberlain has this morning offered
reward OF ST. 900 for the apprehension Of the guilty
parties. Three negroes were arrested last night at
Newberry for the crime.
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ON THE RIVERS.

As the bells OF the various churches in the metropolis
struck their midnight peal and announced the birth OF
the New Year-the Centennial OF our Independence as
nation-the terryboats, with accord, blew loud
and prolonged whistles in all notes in honor
Of the glad day. Their tones varied from the
acute squeak Of little tugboat to the bGsSo prQfnd0
of 600 ton ferryboat The sound Of the reiocings
shore comminglcd with those on the water, and man
kind rejoeed in spite the murkiness of the night.
which hung like pail over land and water And thus
dawned the FIRST day Of the year of our Lord 1876
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SPAIN AND CUBA.

oEEERAL JovKILAR TO PUT AN END TO "ALL
ABUSES" IN THE IsIAND-THE COLONIAL COR
RUPTIoNIsrs WARNED FROM MADRID.
MADRID, Dec 81, 1875
FL CrOHis:a, the ministerial organ asserts that Gen
eral Jovear the newly appointed Captain General Of
Cuba is to put end TO all abuses IN island quite
irrespective Of person or position
He will hold all offenders to full responsibility.
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GERMANY AND AMERICA.

THE SALE oP AMERICAN MEDICAL DIPLOMAS
GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS.
BERLIN, Dec. 81, 1875.
The North German Gdsete says there reason TO be-
heve that the government will shortly take steps to
prevent the abuses arising from the sale in Germany OF
American medical diplomas nearly all of which pur.
Vort to come from PHILADELPHIA
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Prince S,arhemberg, Of Austria, is al the Hotel
Brunswick. United States District Attorney Richard
c. Badger, OF North Carolina, is at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel Rev Dr. W. C. r. Melen, OF Albany, Is at tho
st Dents Hotel Surgeon Daniel Mchurtrie, United
States Navy quartered at the sturtevant House aud
Ex-Governor Henry D. Cooke, Of the District Of Coum
bia is at the St Nicholas HOTEL
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AARrroRp, Conn, Dec 81, 1875.

hARrFoRD, Conn., Dec 81, 1879.
The Centennial year was ushered in here by the.
ringing OF bells and firing salute OF thirty eight guns
one for each State and one for Colorado by order Of
the Mayor At midnight the fire alarm bells struck l.
T. 7, 6, and at half past twelve O'Clock g. 9. Tho
streets are thronged with people Bondres are lighted
and there are various manifestations OF enthusiasm
New Britain is also celebrating by bell ringing and
bonhres
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THE STEAMER SUNNYSIDE.
ALBANY. Dec. 81. 1878.

ALBANY, Dec 81, 1875.
Leonard Brainard and Charles S. Harvey United
States local inspectors having Investigated the disaster
to the steamer sunnysdc swamped in the ice on the
Hudson River December last haye submitted a report
in which they revoke Captain Fran fson's license as
captain and first class pilot iOr she Of one year
They that he should have been personally watch
attending 20 the welfare and securing The safety OF the
lives of the passengers and and the property COM
mtted TO his The total loss by the disaster they
Gr,ln ne N
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THE THEATRES TO-DAY.

Nearly all the theatres Will give afternoon perform.
Ances today, IN addition so the regular evening AZ,
fractions The public look over our advertising
columns for rformaton and the free list is univer
sally suspended, may be said OF them truly They
pays tholr money and shey takes their eholce"
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THE KAISER AND THE POPE.

A GERMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP SENT TO PRISON
PosES, Dec 81, 1875.
The Bishop OF Gneisen and Posen who recently
convicted Of violation OF the Ecclesiastical laws ana
condemned 10 six months imprisonment has been
arrested and sent prison the term Of his
sentenca
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

PythaS 81 Peters temperance Society United Amera-
can Mechanics and battery The iuumlnatOns
rand and the display Of fireworks very general along
Il line OF march All the bells In the city were rung
loo motive whistles blown and 100 guns were fred
from the highest hill In the city The colors
were. displayed al all points from both public and
private buildings and the air rent with shouts and
cheers 10 r nearly an hour
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TURKEY AND AUSTRIA

THE NATIONAL CAPITALS LIKELY TO BE CON
EECTED BIZ RAILWAY
CoSsrANrNoPLE, Dec 81, 1875
Negotiations are pending with Austria with regard to
the construction OF a direct railway between Vienna
and Constantnope
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE QUESTION.

BRITISH CITIZEN DISSATISFACTION WITH THE
NEW CIRCULAR oP THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Dec 81, 1875
The new fugitive slave circular issued by the Br ish
Admiralty causes almost much dissatisfaction as the
lrst one
CITIZEN PROTESTS.
The Anti-slavery Society and the Birmingham Ldbe
Tsl Association have protested against IL
The latter stgmatize the circular "as opposed TO hu
man freedom and English feeling, ard disgraceful to
the nation
BRITISH PRESS OBJECTIONS TO THE ADMIRALTY
cIRcULAR-FoREIGN JURISDICTION ON THE
DECKS OF THE QUEENS SHIPS.
LoSDoS, Jan 1, 1875
The Tmes and the Post both condemn the Admiralty's
fugitive slave circular because surrenders the princ
pie Of the freedom Of British from foreign
Jurisdiction, and on other grounds
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HEAVY SNOW FALL IN THE WEST.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Dec. 81 1875
There has been heavy fall Of snow here for the past
few days The snow is twelve feet deep on a level at
Alta CITY, and no mails have been received from there
during the past week The Central Pacific train from
the ten hours late at Ogden yesterday.
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rup wpIrupp vpsrrpn1v

The following record win show the changes In the
temperature for the past swenty-our hours in com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
dicated BY the thermometer At Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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rrIrA Jan 1 Is1G

Utica welcomed th0A centennial year with grand
midnight parade by the military, exempt hremen ana
civic associations the Illumination Of public and pr
vate buildings and places OF business, fireworks
lutes the ringing Of church belb and chimes and
general Jubilaton on the part OF the inhabitants
There will be parades by the military aud Fire De-
partment tomorrow
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NOZZLE. Dec. 81. ls7.

Mobiles Mystic Society Is celebrating New Years
Eve by brilliant display which is witnessed by
thousands OF citizens and strangers The Cowbelon
dc Rakin and the Strikers Society also make bril-
liar disuav
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BrvGuAMroS, n. Y, Jan.

The Centennial year was celebrated by meeting in
the Court House. the ringing OF bells the firing OF
salute OF thirteen guns and torchlight procession
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PoUcHKEEPsrE Dec. 81, 1875.

PoUGHKEEPsrE Dec 81 1875.
The parade to- lght In honor OF tho advent OF the
Centennial year q American Independence was mag
ninceni and successful affair Thousands Of people
througed the streets The procession moved promptly.
and was composed OF The military. aremen Knishta OF
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CHARLES O'CONOR.
FoRT WASHINGTON,

FoRr WASHINGTON, Dec Sill 10 N.
Mr. o'Conor continues TO improve. lie sat up
yesterday for an hour and half and showed no sigma
of being iatgued
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

BY order Of Mayor Slocum the Centennial year
uhered in by the ringing OF oil the church bells In the
city, and a general rejoicing was the result,
The New York herald., 1876-01-01
JAMEsrows. \. Y. Jan. l.

JAMESTOWN, ~ Y, Jan. l, 1876
The Centennial year ushered in here With a
salute OF 100 guns the ringing Of the church and FIRE
bells, music, bonnres &c.
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OBITUARY.

MRS. French, or SARATOGA
The wife Of General W. B. French died at Saratoga
N y yesterday morning, after very brief illness
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

LrrrLE FALLS Dec. 81, 1873
Little Falrs inaugurates the Centennial year by
salute OF 100 gA us, the ringing OF bells and a parade
OF the Fire Depan ment and civic associations
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 81, 1875
NEWPORT. r.

Cannon firing bonlres and bell ringing welcomed
the Centennial year IN Woonsocket and Pawtucket
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

FoRTIFY FEEBLE LUNGS AGAINST WINTER
blasts with HALKs HoSKY oV HoHEHoUND AND TAR
PfKEis TooTHAc DROPS in minute.
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LocKPoRr, Dec 81. 1873.

The Centennial year was ushered In hero by mid
night torchlrht procession Of nremen music firing OF
cannon, ringing Of bells, bonarcs, 6e Great enthus
aarn xaa ma
The New York herald., 1876-01-01

A-DAVID'S HOLIDAY STYLES OF GENTLEMEN'S
dress and business HATs ready SKALsKS CAPS and
in variety Saesroom 1904 Broadway, Duane
afra
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A-BUCHU-KEARNEYi EXTRACT BUCHU FOR
bladder kidneys and urinary omplants great .durete.
Sold by drnr rrista exerYWhara.
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HAPPY IDEA-THE COMFORTABLE REMEDY
for hernia supplied BY the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
6sa Broadway never displaced has absolutely super
seded every variety Of metal trusses.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
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ALrOONA, Ia, jan !, IbIUs
There was a grand Centennial demonstration here
70 n ght consisting Of midnight parade Of the Fire
Department and different societies, general lumina-
tion and a meeting In the Opera House All The bells
we're ruDg and salute Cred
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AMONG THE NEW YEARS GIFTS HEALTH Ia
n lost restored through the agent,
EIHcrRfcIrY. 7 West i4th II
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TnB Sun.

SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING
vii contain eight embracing the Of the day Anl
abundant supply Of fresh original and sslseea articles
che greatest interest
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Newsmen win do well order literally Purchasers 10
sure copy should order from dealers today.
THR CIRCULATION OF THB SUNDAY TELB
Il GRAN Is i65OOO COPIES READ HY OYEH
10000 PEOPLE. OFFICE NO. ANN ST OPEN
TiaERS.
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A-RUSsIAN BATHS, NO. 25 EAST FOURTH
.treet for cods. Mammalian gont and neuralgia
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PiKE's ToorHAcHE DROPS cure in one minute.
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GLOVES variety saesroom 2991s Broadway, Duane
street
A-RUssIAN BATHS, no. 25 EAST FOURTH
street. for colds, rheumatism gout and neuralgia
A HAPPY IDEA-THE COMFORTABLE REMEDY
for hernia supplied by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
6s3 Broadway displaced has nov absolutely super
seded every variety Of metal trusses
A-BUCHU-KEARNEY' EXTRACT BUCHU FOR
bladder kdneys and urinary compains great diure'ie
sold by druggists everywhere
AMONG THE NEW YEARS GIFTS HEALTH Ia
EIxcrEiciTT. Wet i4th .
DICKS rAsTELEss MEDICINES CAN NOW BE
had in all drug storeA Ask for creular
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS, AS A FAM
nv medicine cannot excesd they dyspepsia head
and blouness without leaving the sys.em IN an IN
healthy condition. sold BY all druggists
GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
arc nly you aside in the spring without
SINGER manufacturer. 6s4 Broadway
HAIR POWDERS, LATEST LEs-cARDINAL.
Snow. Diamond. Blonde Cold. &c, Centennial FlagettA
see hair dealers and a. Maiden lane.
WIGS, ToUPEEs, &C. RAUCHFUss, PRACTI
cal wgmaker and Importer Of Human Hair NO - East
YOU CAN CURE THAT COUGH OR COLD BY Us.
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ing theiY yvcressfu treatment by NATURES Specific
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hood price Address the author, DR. r. DE " CURTIS
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DICKS TAsrELEsS MEDICINES CAN NOW BE
had in all drug stores Ask Tor circular.
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS, AS FAM
nv medicine cannot be exceed they dyspepsia head
acne biGusness without leaving the system in
healthy condition sold all druggists
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
stoien ssveess.'

The vicksburg boy Can stand up With
any other boy Ia the world agaihse an
accusations The other day when . Hicks.
burg mothere discovered sugar en- the
pantry shelf she called 10, her boy and
said: ss
"Some one has been stealing this ID.
gar" =" siaiisblseo'5 .sloaii "
It's it possible r. he exclaimed, rolling
up his eyes in astonishmant. ia 81
"Yes. it is possible,a land the thief is not
far away, either"
Ain't hei Do you suspect father p
"No, / don't sssi tsE4iags q
"ConIdn't be the Cat. could it r. he in
quired, glancing under the table in search
of the feline.
"Cats don't eat sugar, ycang man!''
.They don't 2" i'i'ssss ss.tss' sasts
mo. sir; the thiefisisa boy abou,
your sise II ass estso;y s.
"He is, eh I'd like to catch him in
here just once y
"If the sugar is disturbed again" she
said, as she covered the box, Il know 4
boy who will get his jacket busted. y
"That's bully! | wish you'd let me
stay out OF school SOS to see you catch
and maui him r. Is. 'ss' 81
And be went out to aievour the othel
lnmps - Ficksbarq Herald @
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Ano,her 100000 steal.

WAsHINGroN D G., March 26 The
COMMITTEE on Pensions struck a bonan-
"a yesterday in unearthing S40o. 1000
fraud in the Pension Bureau. Seaton,
Chief Clerk in the Bureau under the Van
Arnim Administration OF 1859 and 1871,
was summoned from Albany New York
and testified that while ne was in Office
there was ring consisting Of Van Ar.
MIN. Chancy, Orange, Mass. Van Meter
Lyons, OF New York; Hill & Dunkirk
of New York. These men forged some
1900 fraudulent land bountiss OF III,
war OF 1872 and the Mexican and Indian
wars, valued at 0l70 and $500 each, pre-,
sented them to the Bureau and received
payment on the same. Aftarward ths
parties entitled to the bounties tried to
procure payment and found they had
been represented as being dead, and the
ring had collected the pensions as admin
istrators Of their estates. Seaton and
other clerks tried to expose the fraud anf
we're discharged in consequence.
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Religious Exercises,

s -HH Il. : 81
She was q lady named Maeruder, and
somewhat strict in reference to family
morals Indeed, while Mr.. MagrudsI
was good man, and endeavored to
discharge his duties as parent with
propriety, yet his views as to what really
was proper often ran counter to the
views entertained on the same suhjecl
by his wife, and she had spunk. These
differences on q certain occasion are
thus described by common friend.
L called at Magruder's the other
morning on mysway down town, and as
] knew them well, l entered the side
door without knocking l was shocked
to fnd Mr.. Maeruder PROSTATE on the
door, while Mrs. Magruder sat on his
chest, and rumpled among his hair AZ
she bumped his head on the boards and
scolded him vigorously They rose
when / came in, and Aagruder, as he
wiped the blood from his nose, tried Ia
pretend it was only Joke: But Mrs
Magruder interrupted him: 'sif
"Joke! joke" I should think not.
I was giving him ! dressing down He
wanted to have family prayers before
breakfast, and was determined to have
them afterward; and as he threw the
Bible at me. and hit Mary Jane with the
hymn book. soused down on him II
I can't rule this house, I'll know why
Pick up them Scriptures, and have
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A friend Of Dean Swift one day sent
him turbot as present by q servant
lad Who had frequently been on similar
errands, but had never received any
thing for his trouble, Having gaineti
a almission, he opened the study door,
and putting the Ash on the door, cried
out rudely. .Master has sent you tur-
botw "Ycung man." says the Dean,
rising from his easy chair, 'sis that the
way you deliver q message2 Let me
teach you better manners; sit down in
my chair; we will change places, and l
will teach you how TO behave in the fu-
turem Tne boy sat down, and the Dean,
going out, came to the door, and making
q low how, said "Sir. master presents
his kind compliments, hopes you are
we'll, and requests the acceptance OF .
small present" s'Does he y replied the
boy; "return him my best thanks, and
here's half crown for yourself" The
Dean, thus caught in his own trap,
laughed heartily, and gave the boy a
crown for his ready wit. - q
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Cure Tor Love OF Liqaor.

At o festival at reformatory institu.
tian, recently, gentleman said Of the
cure Of the use Of Intoxicating drinks
Il overcame the appetite bv recipe
given to me by old DR.. Hatfield, one Of
those good old ply sicians who do. not
have a percentage from neighbcrins
druggist The prescription is simply
an orange every morning q half hour
before breakfast. Take that said the
doctor, 'and you will neither want liquor
nor medicine ! have done so regular
ly, and find that liquor has become re-
pulsive The taste of the orange 10 in
the saliva OF my tongue, and 1t would
be Is we'll to mix water and oil a. rum
with my taste. )" ege7k