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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-08-05
Rep ublican Representative Convention.
Second District.

A Union Republican Convention for the
second Congressional District of Vermont is
hereby called to be held at White River Junct-
ion on Wednesday the 10th day of August next
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose
of nominating candidate tor Representative
to the Forty Fifth Congress, and q candidate
for Presidential ElectOr.
In compliance with resolutions adopted by
previous District Conventions, the ReDub-
lican voters In tho several towns in said Dis
trict will be represented in the Convention
by their delegates, chosen upon the following
basis: Fash town casting less than one hun
dred Republican votes for Governor at the
last State Election, will be entitled to one
delegate and each town casting over one
hundred such votes, will be entitled to one
addit ional delegate for such fractional part
of one hundred votes so cast exceeding fifty.
The delegates In the several towns will be
chosen at primary meetings. which are direct.
ed to be held at the usual place for holding
FIR eemans' meetings. in said towns, on Satur-
day. the 18th day of August next. at 4o'clOck
When delegates are chosen by ballot. the
ballOtings are to be kept open not less than
one hour.
Alternates may be chosen, "r delegates may
be authorized to appoint substitutes.
Town Committees will give proper notice
Of the time and place for the election Of dele
gates IN their respective towns.
delegates proper credentials, and are reques
ted to send, by the first mail. duplicate cop
ies to the Chsirinen Of the District Committee.
1t is expected that arrangements will be
made for the customary half-fare rates.
4 f !: ?$$ssss. '' c! 1;:;;';:
WIN. HARRIS.
St. J0hnsbury, July IL. 1870.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Randolph, 3. Bradford, Chelsea, Corinth.
Newbury, Thetfori, Topshsm anu Tunbridge
each. The other 10y towns in the County
Dne each.
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PASSUMPSlC RAILROAD.
EXCU r SION S
MONTREAL and QUEBEC 7

ROUTE A-Montrcul via Passumpsic and
south IA, Eastern Railroad. Return same Route.
ROUTE B-Moitrcal and Quebec, via Pass
umpsic, South Eastern, Riehslieu Lime Steam
ers aud Grand Trunk Railway.
ROUTE C-Quebcc via Passumpsic Rail
road to Sherbrook, Gvand Trunk Railway TO
Quebec. Return game Route,
tsv~The sal of Excursion tickets will com
mence lniy !. ana continue during the mont h
Of August and September, good to return nm :
I'll November |, at the following prices:
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-08-05

THERE are many good Democrats
in the State who would rejoice to
see their cause defended elsewhere
than in smut mill. The exceeding
low and vicious tone of their organs
strips the Democracy of all its dig
nity and causes those who are to
cast their maiden votes in the COM
ing election very naturally to in
quire Low can principles, correct of
themselves. be strengthened by con-
slant SANDER, scnrrility and defam-
alton? If the Democracy of Yer.
mont had better teachers, or as some
one aptly terms it, "ex-pounders,"
it's prospects would he greatly en-
HANGED. Some individuality is Of
course needed to contribute force
and enthusiasm to opinion, but the
talent which finds its most cOngeni
al work in throwing mud, speedily
loses all influence and brings the
cause it advocates into utter con-
tempt.-Earmer.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-08-05

Tie place to get the genuine
Singer Sewing Machine needles, at
tachments, and oils is at the Com
pany's General Office, OPINION
Stationery Store, Bradford. Being
connected with the company we can
quote low prices and warrant every
article sold genuine.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-08-05

Bass Ball Guides ut OPINION
Stationery Store.
-Sunshades, sun umbrellas and
fans ut Mrs. q. :. Stevens.
Real hair switches and curls at
Mrs. G. s. Stevens.
Ladies' and children's stripped
aud plain hose ut Mrs. q. s. Ste.
vens'.
"A SPLENDID line Of kid gloves,
cOrsets, collars, cuffs, neckties, ruch"
ings, &c. at Mrs. q. s, Stevens.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-08-05

GOING NORTH.
Ar, dc. u. Ia. Mail. n. En-.
Newport, ,Oa pm 4.45 pm us pm 1886 AIN
" Montreal $50 900
" Quebec, 93Oa.m.
GOING SOUTH.
Ac. ID. Er. MAIL ", El.
Leave Quebec. 7.3Opm
" Montreal, 9.OOam 800 pm
Newport g. 25 IN l.50 p m 7.05 IN 9.0a
RICHELIEU LINE STEAMERS, leave Mon
treal daily. except Sunday, p III. Arrive ut
Quebec $50 IL m. Leave Quebec at 1 p IN.
Arrive at Montreal. 6 q IN,
SAGUENAY LINE STEAMERS leave Que.
bee daily, except Sunday and Monday, at 7
Il III. Time for round trip, As hours.
QUEBEC AND GULF PORT STEAMERS.
leave Quebec every Tuesday at 2pm.
II. Il. FOLSOM, Supt.
N. p. LOWERING. Jr., Gen. Ticket Agt,
Lyndonville, July |, 1876.
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From the Pc-.,~,.- ,t North
4" stha mn, Mass.

,, nor "a Eastman. Mass, Sept IA. 1875.
MN 4. w. LANE.-Dear Sir PLEASE to
ser d me another package of DIR. QUAIss
dAGIc CONDITION Pills Enclosed you will
find fifty cents. Iprize your pills very highly
for they have helped my wife more than anv
thing ever did She has had the Kidney
Complaint very bad indeed. and has tried al
most every thing. but nothing has ever helped
her until saw these Pills, aud then thought
that they were recommended SO highly that
/ would get some for her, although had no
faith in them but now have faith in them
and think they will cure before any thug
will. and can recommend them to all trou.
blcd with the Kidney Complaint.
ABRAM N. HORTON, p NJ,
North Eastman. Mass, Cape Cod,
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Benjamin Hyde has sold his
stage line between Chelsea and So.
Rcyalton to a gentleman from Glare.
mont, N. 81.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-08-05

Ladies', follow the crowd and
you will find yourselves In Mrs. q.
II. Curtis millinery store.
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Passulllpsic aeaiIroad.
EXCURSIONS
Lake Msmphramagog
GREAT INDUCEMENTS! Low RATES.

Trip to Newport, dinner ut the Memphrc
magOg House and sail in the beautiful steam
er Lady of the Lake all included in the fol-
lowing very low rates for parties of ten or
more going same day.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-08-05

The place to buy watches, jew.
elry, silver ware aud table cutlery
ut bottom prices IL ut Warden's.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-08-05
District Convention.

The day of holding the District
Convention ut White River June
ton has been changed from August
17th to August 10Th. in another
column will be found extracts from
the press of the District showing
their position OH the Representative
question. There is a plea in near
" all of the extracts for "harmony"
and generalization = which is very
good advice to follow if the "concll-
liation" isn't all on one side.
That there was feeling among
the Republicans of the district when
Mr.. Denison run on a ''bolter's tick
et'' and was elected by Democratic
votes, that the party had been sold
out by a few of its dissatisfied mem
bers striking hands with the Demo.
Gratis, no one will deny. 1t is all
very well for these men now to cry,
"Let us have harmony ;""it is neces-
sary that we roll up large MAORI
ty in the State this year, ETC." But
how much are the friends of Mr..
Denison willing to concele to bring
about harmony? Are they willing
to abide by the decision of the Con-
yentions Should the nominee be
some other Republican than Mr.
Denison, will they for the sake of
"harmony" heartily support him :?
these are pertinent questions to
which the Repu blicans who oppos-
ed Mr.. Denison two years ago have
right to demand answers. An ac-
knowlegement that they will en-
dorse ana help elect such nominee
will do much towards bringing about
an era of good feeling and harmony.
ETHAN ALLEN--''in the name of
the Great jehovah and the Cont,
mental Congress-" we suppose-at
any rate 10y competant authority
annuls call for a Liberal Republ-
can National Convention, and an
nounces that the Liberals are salts.
fed with Hayes and Wheeler. Col.
Henry o. Kent, our Henry of Lam
caster, who put his foot into Demo
cratic mud so deep that he cannot
get it out readily, protests aginst
This, and says the Liberals have
been united since the (Democratic)
Convention OF 1874, and will sup
port Tilden and that other fellah.
j. L. Kelley Of Mancbester,w who was
also zone of 'em" says Henry, lies
is mistaken we mean: that in that
city only one out of about 100 Lib
erals supports Tilden, while in the
State nineteen out of every twenty
Liberals who supported Greeley in
~, are now for Hayes and Wheel
er. We suspect John is right that
he gives about the true proportion,
and that Ethan knew his biz.-Leb-
anon Free Press.
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Tickets Good Ten DAYS From
DATE
Memphremagog House.

The interior of the Memphremagog House.
during the past winter. has gole through
thorough repairing and refurnishing The
exterior with its wide varandas affords a view
of mountain aud lake scenery not surpassed
en- this continent. The hotel is under the
effective management of Mr.. L. Buck, recent
Iv Of St lanes IIatel Rnstnn
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MUSIC BY THE 0CHESTRA

at the Memphremagog House, on the arrival
of trains and during the evening from to TO-
ON THE LAKE
The stea ner Lady of the Lake, like other
ladies'. has kept well up with the fashions and
demands of the times and is in first class con-
1itiOn in every respect. Capt. FOgg is not an
old Fogy, nor is he ever caught in a fog. He
is never tired of answering questions and is
always happiest when surl ounded by several
hundred Sabbath School children with whom
he ia great favOrite. The Sylvan Retreat
at Owls Head is one of the most charming
places for picnic aud the new hotel at Glib
raltar Point, on the opposite side of the Lake
affords every opportunity for rest and
iefreshn ent.
FSpecial arrangements made pith
Sabbath Schools and large parties.
H. e. FOLSOM supr
N. p. LOVEBING, Jr, G.
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The place to buy watches, jew.
elry, silver ware aud table cutlery
at bottom prices Is ut Wartlen's.
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. TIE HEALTH

Of the city has improved somewhat
with the reduced temperature, but
the mortality, especially among chill.
dren, is still frightful. Twelve chill.
dren died yerterday, out of one ten
ement house. PIETRO.
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For News summary ana Congressio""i
Proceedings see last page.
, 1876-09-12

Eondon b7ffr Htrs.
Russia IL still o uool deal l,chfmf the reat OF
Europe tu tho matter Of wolves. These ari-
1hata, whose heals used to le a soNrtc of In.
e4}rne to the l,otdcfcEB OF Walcs, anti Of which
fhc laat were BlHIn in Scotland by Cameron Of
L.chicl, lAakc considerable figure In the aGr1-
cultural returns Of tho Russian Empire. Ac-
cortllng To 4 pamphlet w|,fel, II. Lazarcyskr has
circulated, tic wolves In 1s3 did - much lam
a,c ~ Tartar tnvaslon might hare Inflicted.
They carried Of l7p,ooo cattle and t'2 ono small.
err 1oncstic nIifnnls ifotn Tho - aovsrnments
Of Is',ss!a in Europe. In the I,altic Provinces
Polish Province. ~, oxen, md s,',oo sheer,
salss1ates ; That { ~ COW ,,! + reek;,
sheep at four ro,iblcs, the gross sum Of ti,p
trfhuic levied by the wo]vrs in Russia must
reach 7,700, ,000 fuublcs. This h an nmount Of
money quite we'll worth looking after, aud II
represents a number Of wulyea which must he
dangerous even " human life. In the forests
OF France, and IN the Pyreuccs, the wolves last
Winter attacked some shepherds, and they now
nnl then ventura within The walls OF lonely
cl.aleaus n1d larrl-houscs. but their numbers,
Ut esnlrse, cannot be compared with tho cnor-
NOUS hosts nj snyHgn bcasts in Kuss!a, whICl,
one may pertlaps guess at from tho quantity pl
wolves which must band tOgctlirr 10 kill md
carry of One ab1e-botlied OK. Tho writer's OF
Eosh1 little bookn, who invariably illustrate tho
sIrtue nj sclf-sacrilce by the story OF Erie, tile
faithful ser!, who rescued hls masters family
by throwing himself nj food 10 the wolves, will
he pleased TO learn that opportunitfcE OF prsc.
t!ring devotion In tho best style Will long con.
tiuue to be found in RusSiR.
, 1876-09-12

10 ths Editor qf Tas Trtbune..
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Wlll you ktudly allow
me the space In tho columns Of your paper to
nuke brief statemcnt and ask question in
relation to matter Of serious Importance TO me,
and perhaps u thousand othcra amllarly
sitnatcda
Ny wife wont TO party advertising to pro
cure divorces secretly md wtenbut scandal, and
employed him to obtain for her the coveted
document. She preferred her charges, cruelty,
+ etc. but the attorney coultl not well put tiS
ease throt'g' Without my eontcnt, aud requested M
All Interview, which was granted. liz then
stated to me that llo lud a4Teptetl Tetalner
from MY wife 10 prosecute l!er suit for ~.
vorcc, and TINT tho hest WY for Tic 10 get rid
uf an unworthy wife WIS to waive service by
acknowledging her charges TO DO true, and state
That desired To become citizen Of remote
county in Utah Territory, and that in Is days 4
divorce would DO granted by d court IN Utah
Territory. I reluctantly accepted the Situation,
signed tho necessary documents, made affidavit
to their correctness, Md In less tlau
80 tlaYa VIC wrr0 In possession OF q doe,l-
ment which sad attorney calls divorce,
said iliy0rre purport!ng to have been granted by
Judge OF court In Utah Territory. Thia hns
all trauspirea within the last two months, N.Y.
aclf md wlfo uro bona flle citizens OF Illinois.
Has court In Utah Territory Jurisdiction over
citizens of this Statc3 Is this divorce lcsnlf
Who Will kindly auswerl Respectfully,
VALENTINE MALVERN.
ANswER.-I1aring been secured by perjury
aud fraud, It IL not.
, 1876-09-12


CiucAo0, Sept. 0.-Forasmuch as many
"couftant rcaders" have taken In hand To spt
forth In order declaration OF their several
opinions and theories III regard TO alcw ot
those things IN which tue public arc most
surely Interested, among them the bridgeport
bteaehes tho strert-car smokers, the court-ftousc
"Joo,' the siKn-board nuisauce, unl thousand
anu one other grievances aud fal,cies Of public
onu private cotIrern, 1t seems good to me also,
hay!ng been patient curioso for u fortnight
past, ~ Wits unto you few curious facts In
loufna! which daily brings those amateur litter
Atcuss beiorc tho public, Tho ptesunt hard
tin1es fosbid me TO 6c : constant reader Of TuH
DAILY I,Mthuka; ,; but lleyo afforded me- abund..
TME SUNDAY TAlnuNs, which have made iso Vi
with the following result:
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE OF Aug. 20 contained,
~ yon a5e M probably aware, lla ca!nlnns, and, AZ
y'iaa yoa SetIsaa Is,1,es 90 Gs @ @ Letter:
counted tho letters, one by uae. beglnnlng with
the first letter IN tic titlu ot tla PAPER, {nciuu-
Ing oil tlu folio hcadings, and on through totilo
iast Litter on to ~ lys The present {. not
have heretofore hail tic time and wtll 10 &C.
volnptsll u,urll more tedious taak, with which
will compare tue last ouu.. s4aksprase's epn-
plcte purtlcal works contain, by Actual cu1nt
tian threo topics oi TaE bu7ua1 Tainuas: It
may b mentioned lust herb, Is curious fact,
,hat shak,pea1s',s Rlsys ot "AlsFry Wives Wives q 4
VI lettors-V0,l74. I am urshlo to gtys
auy facts, or even crltielso The
relative ,ncrsts Of either play, for have mover
rcau tAen,. AIlltou's "parallsc Lost" aud
"rs!edss Aegsiseaa,"" beth together so1'sain ny
than ono-tAlIl the AkaQApt Of UlQtter contained
, 1876-09-12

10 Inc E0&t6F " ING lf1VNHo+
CHICAGO, Sept. 0.-Thc other day, in answer
TO q grumb!ng correspondent, who safl that
"he supposed the ou]y remedy lie had for
certain grievance was to write to tic papers,"
yos very Justly remurhed TINT any ono who had
a rcal grievance and really wanted IT rcmeu!ed
went to the proper authorities. Equal
Rights" In your Saturdays paper, complains of
the steps Of tho Standard Clubhouse, OIL
Thirteenth strcct and Michigan avenue, pro-
jcctiug into the sidewalk. Now, Il he Will take
the trouble to go 10 the board Of Public Works,
and state the faets III tfie . complalnt-book
kent for TINT purpose, It Will oc atteuuel 10 py
tAu proper authorltitd.
l will tell him in advance, however, whnt tho
rights Of the parties are In the promises Ihir-
tconth street is 50-foot street ut that point,
and 1as 10-foot sidewalk; Of this 10 feet, three
feet nre allowed to l,o used by propetty.owncrs
for areas, or for ateTs up or down: II the steps
In question project moro than threo feet from
tir street ll,e tlicy ytolatc tho city ordinances
On sidewalk II feet or more nwidth, four feet
are allowed, and On III feet or HsOre, live feet.
There arc hundreds, perhaps thousands, of cnses
Of the violation Of ordinances by bufldiNges,
fcnccs, ETC., encroacll!ng upon streets and a.
leys, mud II Ia Impossible for tho authorities
to know Of them a1l; but bc,
ilcyc all complaints arc investigated, and
The corrcct lines Of streets md public grounds
cannot he found except by survey, aud coin
plants OF tteBBpass turn out 10 bc unfounlctl.
II more attention Was paid to these things "
the citizens, many unaightly obstructions would
be removed, and the pcople would GEL better
knowledge Of tho ordInanccs OF our city.
, 1876-09-12

at. Louis Iatpmtlfcah. A Eirl In Cincinnati
recently overloaded her stomach with heavy
wedtlines~cake md retired early, IN oricr that
sl,e might dream Of her future husband, alle
dreamed that man with mouth curling under
cncl ear, one white eve, Wig, and IN lncuTnc Of
g. 50 ueear came and Bot on Aer rfoothoar'l, and
fhe's In the worst kind Of q caye Of gloom now
In consequence.
, 1876-09-12
THE CHICAGO 11,1bvNE TUESDAY September H. 1876

In Tns SUNDAY Tribune. II any ono wcro
.uridsis enough IN cstin,ate {fpr hnvc not t!me
to count) tLc number of letters contained ~
eaual @ in extcn; to sh1I;apcsrc'H co1nplctc pet
teal wotks Onu yollllnn Of Shakespeare cxhib!ts
tho pocttcal genius Of one man. Ono volume Of
TnE TntnuNn giyes. history Of the world:
atill in want OF .HDre lucrative employment;
80, II vou wish any one TO count tho sins of
tile Democratic purity, or tho contents Of your
waste-basket, Just call on your faithful servant,
.fnn
, 1876-09-12
HELL GAZE.

NEW YoRK. Sept. il,-Thp work Of charging
With cxplosiycs tho columns that uphold tho
roof OF He'll ua.c was begun ulis morning, alll
/. Is expected that ! 100 pounds Of explosive ina
terlal will he slowed away In the hulcs drilled
fur It before night 0rtsrrs were given to flayu
20,O00 pounds u cartridges at tie wharf this
morning, 90 that the work having been catll-
meuccd, II can be carried III without cessation.
Tho day Tor the gr4nd explosion Aua not yet becu
dttinItsly settled.
, 1876-09-12
YELLOW FEVER.

prominent citizens at tho Mayors office tc-tlay
10 takG measures U AID the anlfcrcrs from yellow
fever fn Savannah, an executive committee was
appo!nte'l to carry out the objects Of the meet
ing. Over 1890 hevc nlseadr hccn subscribed.
HAvANHAn, Sept. ll.-Tntal number Of inter-
1ncnt. sinee tho last report, 81; yellow fever,
70. 'rhe Benevolent Association asss aid to
assist them In providing for tho sick and
destitute.
, 1876-09-12
Mu81C AND DRAWING.

~ TIC l9a1lor G1 7hs 1'T75uH8.
CulcAoo, Sept ll.-The failure Of tho Board
Of Education to provide for the teaching Of mu-
sic anl drawing In the public schools Induces
me to cali attention through your columns to
inEton strcct, u making special arrangements
for teaching both theaa 6rancs,es In Its day Rl.d
eyon,ug schools. With the beat teachers, witl.
a thorough course Of study, snd with the lowest
possible iigurcs, will el.t!cavor a. for AZ pos.
sibls to suiply tho want Which the failure Of the
publlc funds las created. Il. Il. FoNRusH,
Superintendent.
, 1876-09-12

~ tht Editor ar Iht ITenns.
CHICAGO, Sept. lillian soldier or officer Of
the United States Army any right to vote at
Presidential clectionl have heard conflicting
opinions In tue matter. aud would therefore re-
quest TO bs enlightened Dn tho subject through
the columns Of four paper. A SUBSCRIBER,
ANswRn.-CcftainIy, II stationed at the time
Of election at place where he has acquired
residence. II liz has lvcd Ia Ch!cago q year hu
has right to vote there.
, 1876-09-12
TUE rEnIullY MATTER.

70 Me Eal1oF q Ih9 3F16HNf+
CHICAGO, Sept. 1l.-"Whcn NY country takes
It's plarc among tho nations Of tho earth, then,
aud not until then, let my epitaph b. written"
These aru tic famous words Ut Robert Emmett,
and !, aud hope every other true DEMOCRAT
in ttiia country, will say, "When Satn Tilden
g!yes satisfactory explanation for hls perjury,
ahen, aud not until then. Will vote Ter Tllde0.
Az Inlau uEMocHAT,
, 1876-09-12
OBITUARY,

Sp<e5d1 Mapateh 70 7nt za1sHaa
MADISON, Wls., Sept. 1l.-The Rcv. ThoInas
bright. pastor Of tho baptist Church IN thu
city, while preaching the evening seEvicO waa
stricken with spoplesy, and died In thres
hou1a M1. Drtght wac universally beloved.
, 1876-09-12


TIUH SALE-AT A nhKGA1S Os TEisMs TO SUIT,
n7rthwest corner Alhland.hv. and Jaskaon.a st. Fine
cofe rfO llloct Of houscA Inquire II 1886 South Clark
Bt.. In hank.
TOR SAILOR RENT-1jU1f6Es MICHIGAN ASD
T. Frnfe. avs: nl.o At ltEEhwodd. Highland Park.
Wnnotsai elegant IDcatiorA uwGsa price NEAltE. II
1scApcr Heck.
Tor sALE-LASA ALLE.sT., CORNER CHESTNUT.
tO0nlH deeY. T.. L.. CASFlELtl, 80 LeSAllc.st.
, 1876-09-12
4eK Nh. wATHtN8.

~ ~ EottoF u TKs 1F76NN1. =
CHICAGO, Sept, l1.-lt F" economy Ia wealth !"
why Is that tic strcet-lumps on Wabash
avenue, betWc:1 Twentieth and Twcnty-second
streets, we're iiH S.ul Llaxe Vt 10 o'clock Bun
day norulnSt ~
, 1876-09-12
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.


Chicago, Sept. D.-Asnl1 all this clamor and
tllu about rctrcucllncnt, hal1l times, hard
money, grecnbacks, and politics, the Chicago
lIo1nu for the Friendlcas Is trying to make
itself heard. II has now within Its walls 160
women and cl.i|drut. Thirty OF these nrc little
hclp1ess babies, and the rest are Of various ages,
from G0ycar-ol1 women nll alone in the world
down to young girls looking for work. Tlicr
wunts and woes Mo "a varied "a
their ages, from tho week-oll baby
who only needs milk aud tlanrcl and
fy-nct aud peppermint and q few other trllcs,
uD to tic old woman whose children are oil
vile, nnl WHO . Is t'1ly lookiHg for place, to
end her days In pcace." Meanwhile, pcnding
tho end Ut her days, s,!c must ee FED, a'M
clothed, and warmed, mud sheltered, and llnve
extra cup VI L., tu warm llcr wthcffi lcart, and
sly pinclI Of snuff, iu.d llttle tlniment for
her "rl'eu1nattz," Moreover 4 Isn't ule same
old WOMAN nn4 yo'ing grls and aud babies who gre
Is1.sS Iaby is' Is adopted dor i'sp from l the no,ne @
and another immediately comes to I'LL tta crib;
one, young GIL tnds a plaeu to worl; and i.n-
less Salt goes day in and day out, week iu
and week out, montl, aftcr month.
so tho iomc which hns this large. anil ever
changing faluily continually on hand, now, In
II wants everything, uild II can use ar; thing.
No mau' can stand III Ills store nnd say he las
nothing to give Il lie las anything
70 asiL 1t t!l come in PLY T. tls !ioaS; n,s
u box Of slloe-b!acldng TO mnke tho
children respectable for Sundny-schuol. Let
every luusckeepcr look over the old truuks aud
send n bundle Of hMf-worn clothes. Send
the children, tho rags cal, lie woveliinto carpets,
| rhc woru-oit bnby clothes can bo used for u
, 1876-09-12

11o WIS 60 ycass Of age. and leaves a wife and
eight Eruw1-lip children, nnn Of whom t,Dlds
E,ro.n!ncnt plnce In Ch.:agU school.