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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-05
Church Directory.

ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL tiranite Oh.
State st., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
Morning. service 1880 A. NJ. sunday school
at noon. Evening services at IL O'Clock. Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
UNIVERSALST,-Cor. Winthrop and summer
streets. Rev. w. II. Dearborn pastor. Preach
Ing at 1919 A. NJ. Sabbath school at II NJ.
PRoTEsTAST ErIsCoPAL,-statest ST., between
Oak and winthrop. Rev. Samuel Upohn, rector.
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. Evening service
FIRST BAPTiST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Free seats. Rev. Horace W. Tilden, pastor;
sryea opsGs1 EyrnSs y noFa
sabbath school at - NJ. Preaching tomorrow
FREE BAPTIST,-state street, north of Bridge.
Fee seats. Z. T: Penney, pastor: residence
Summer street Morning service 1880 A. NJ.
sabbath school at Y. Preaching tomorrow by
Rev. Dr. Allen &C Iiallowell
METHODIST EPIsCOPAL,-Green street, east of
State. Rev E. T. adams pastor reslden ,s. at
ing service 1880 a. NJ. Evening, IA p NJ.
Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
UNITARIAN, Christ church Cor. Oak and state
SITS. Rev. Cha7. a. Curtis, pastor. Morning ser
wee at 1890 A. NJ. sunday school immediate
iy alter the morning services. Preaching to-
morrow by the pastor.
CATHOLIC State ST.. north OF Bridge. Rev. L.
wissel. .. S. b.. pastor. Morning service. lo'5o
AN. Afternoon, 80 p. NJ.
TAe Congregational, First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con-
ference meetings in their vesties every Wednes-
day evening, at "a O'Clock.
FIRST CHRl STIAN CHURCH, Northern Avenue.
Sunday school at 1890 a. 81. Prayer meeting
Sunday evening at ESQ; Thursday evening at : /.
O'Clock. Preaching TO morrow afternoon at j
O'Clock, and prayer meeting in evening.
NORTH AUGUSTA-M f. CIIU RCn .-Rev }. w
Perry pastor; residence at the parsonage, mex,
door north of the church. Preaching every sab
bath at 1880 A. NJ. Sabbath school at IL NJ
Prayer meeting at y, Z. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
sOGTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO
WELi.-No pastor; morning service 1880
Sunday School 80 p NJ. Pulp. supplied 81
present by Rev. IL. V. Emmons and others.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL-Rev
Mr.. LeLacheur, pastor; residence opposite CHI
Morning service, 1890; Afternoon service, 230
Sabbath School at quarter past one z. Nj. Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rev. W
A. Newcombe, pastor. sunday school at 1926
A. NJ; preaching service at 80 Z. Nj. Preach
ing to morrow by The pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-R Rev
Mr.. Sawyer. rector Morning service at 1890
Evening service at $50 Sunday school at L. NJ
UNIVERSALIST, HALLOWELL.-MissH Haynes
pastor. Sabbath School 1880 A. Nj. Preaching
service every sunday afternoon at 2.3O. Socla
conference meeting in vestry at $50 Z. Nj
Preaching tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-05

since 1870. 1t now has 2j7,147 inhaitants, as
shown by recent census while in 1870 there were
1903, and in 1875 there were only 4i9
The Cincinnati Commercial describes curou.
incident in connection with the illness of the late
Hon. George L. Pugh. About three months be
fore he fell i'll Mr.. Pugh was one day recounting
to his friend Engineer IIoon of the Fire Depart
ment some "reminiscences Of the Mexican war, ant
was in the midst of an exciting story when some
interruption occurred and the narration was un.
finished. The matter was never thought Of agar
until the Friday night before Mr. Pugh died. Re
yiving from long stupor and seeing Mr.. Hoor
at his bedside, the sick man in his delirum re
sumed the story at the point where it had beer
broken off months before and completed it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-05

..to deteriorate the character OF candi-
dates The district is unit. y caho'-
date should not be taken as the represen-
ta,iye of this county or That eouG-
,v hut rs the representative OF the
entire district. II he owes his nomi-
nation TO a county he might feel under OBJ
LEGATION if elected to favor that county IN
preference TO any other. II nominated
without regard to locality the representa-
tive in Congress is more independents mas
a manlier attitude in that body, ana IS
moe likely to give satisfaction to his con-
stituents than il this or that locality Goa
assume to appropria G him to its"ll.
We have thus briefly stated the idea OPP
posed to that on which the address IN la
vor of Mr.. Lindsey is founded. 1t is well
known that Hon John i Stevens OF Ken
nebec is a candidate fur nomination, on
the ground briefly explained above-that
the district is a unit, and that the candi-
date should be selected without regard to
locality. lie stands on the broad prlnci-
pie that the district has the right to select
its candidate anywhere within the limits
of the district-.o take the best represen-
tatiye of its interests wherever he may be
within said limits, without regard to coun-
tv lines or the claims Of locality.
In another column is a we'll written and
appreciatye biographical sketch Of Mr..
Stevens, which we commend to the read
ers of cur paper as a fair exhibit OF the
merits and qualifications of our much re.
spected toWnsman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-05
Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters OF Kennebec County are
requested to send delegates to a convention to be
holden at
Meonian Hall, Augusta. Thursday, Au-
gust 17th,
At eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of nomi'
mating two candidates for Senator'S, candidate
for County Commissioner, candidate for County
Treasurer, candidate for Judge of Probate, can
didate for Register of Probate, candidate for
sheriff, q candidate for County Attorney, and to
transact all other business that may properly come
before the convention. The basis of representa-.
ton will be as follows Every.city, town and plan.
tation viii be entitled to one delegate and an ad
ditional delegate for every seyentyfve votes cast
for the Republican candidate for Governor at the
election of 1875 fraction of forty votes will be
entitled to an additional delegate. The cities,
towns and plantations entitled to the following
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-05
GENERAL Ne WIS.

Put another star in the old flag. Colorado takes
her place among the sister States.
The Executive Council of Massachusetts, met
Tuesday and infor mslly voted, to 5, not to com
mute the death sentence of Pomeroy the murdere I
A bureau that was made to order for Abraham
Lincoln when he was married and began house
keeping, is exhibited in the Colorado building at
tie Centennial.
Nebraska has more than doubled her population
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-05
Republican COnyentiOn--Thirsl
Congressional District.
The Republicans of the Third Congressional ID
trict of Maine, will meet in Convention at
Granite Hall, Augusta,
Wednesday, August 9th, at
O'Clock. A. M.

for the purpose of nominating candidate to be
supported by the republicans ofhe district for the
Forthwith Congress also candidate for the re-
mainder of the term of the Forty-Fourth Congress,
made vacant by the resignation of Hon. James. u.
Blaine, and to nominate candidate for Eiec'or.
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled to
one delegate. and an additional delegate for every
hundred votes cast for Gov. Conner in 1873. ma
jorty fraction will be entitled to an additional del
ua,:, sis giv do III q follows -
, 1876-02-05

now, Ah1 ,cAeb sts obauurst. iothik o. tattv tec-
tita To lid hiinhlsr Hfdafn Ut this Tort 1'ettAIp.
rhe thstRt tot such pro1nol,ons II, ttlo I'aeeate
Ia difficult to utaoratan'l BY ttb4o vino Aso MOI
body iii interos. iu politics aud tho political Ito
Ia concentrated IN that portion Of tho aflela!
KAtotso which narratss Tho tiuh nrumotluns. Th6
explanation rserhspt, nAT bh fo,ind n tle ptitt.
iihite In number. and orctY Ehglltl1mdn *lshes
10 fix hts fdok upoh lhA ono iHlhlhaately hbov6
him. VOL, It II an tnuoecnt. II not noble,
ambition. II doea not lend to crlsnd tko tho do.
stre for wealth. and 1t does not lead to universal
in,pory like Tho tleAlre for glory.
Aud for whst services. sott may Ask, tro those
mucl,.covetod honots RrAntcd2 For an answer
nusl retcr YOU to sfr. Dtaraoli. SneAktnE OF
fttr rfo'A ARo; he hhys: - Ho o'ease'i pig! easn
ellrcs Ind fAt Brhzierd. fIa cAnght thai, Ia Tho
allows Of Lombard nsrahi. and elntohsd then1 in
tl,o counting -houscn Of Corubill:' But this do
rctips.on 10 but partly, true. lu tho OLD tlmo
granted Tor trrht 4ervcts TO tho stltc. ln9
rofo.icror Of t1unheitn ,shB ito. Acc,i,d-rhsd
ncniro nor fat Rrazlor. and nolshcr Weallnnton
nor Nelson haltei from Losnba 4 etrrct Or Cor''.
iiobrttlos Wae ,pae Lord Cl,ao for distinguished
arsssce In The Crinna md In lht'a; And, oven AZ
late "a 1865, uet1. Napier lo,k Lila tiso from tha
Abyts.n.hn ca,nhafgn. Literary s:ry!ccs hayo
Iran ttsue 70 TINA ooen hot red By patent a
nDbjtlty, md every Minister takes at ioaBt ond
! reur out ot tho ranGs Ut the legal rrofos.
| sion. "Sccpntl.rata aql,tsas mud fat Frazters,"
no doubt. aro ral.od to tns roeraBo moro fire.
! ntebtiv ,ban mon nf any other clans when Mr.
Uisraolln fr1onda hold utlce. But tl,av generally
do auu,e party work hutoro shoy earn tl!s1 eeva.
ton; aud it .o"nnol 10 dpoIed that devotion Ia
o,a Of Ito two parties in tho s,a.b ii tho load
Tint Iesds most certainly and most easily 10 tic
Icaraso. Given wealth ononYh to support tho
title, md reasonably o'd pedigree, aud hone-
tnos eyou without the latter, = nun can huy hlA
WY into tim Houso of LJrIa. HIT ho mmas bo.
e!,i ear!y. and ho 1nnAt snond profnsnlY. and te
Of Ito taray Of h!a choice. II ho docs tlta long
enough, and has tho education aud cultivation
osser:lai to tito dignity Of tho pos.tlon he will
| haze bad luck II be doch not do onnoblod; mud
! 10 this proud object OF ambition thcrc arm un q
| tot English gentlemen and alieH who will do.
| vote their IlgcH,
, 1876-02-05

,it,ed upon III rsoparty tod t1 order, e.npls, Of
el.n. noil .r.irnt ii !ai1 sia.t, and who1a gocl.
wa, o.. and Errrhsni!te y" s"'t. no hit Asp II '!a
va. III order 10 q. AMI e.!'nslS ny vsr'e 4 .c
shai 10 til. daty Of e4ch merchant Or ,'tsltr IN 'ia
{er sis s. j. sas 's e II. sfss
eh1sed ths eoss pslre thersof In tha nsmn Of tt
ss'tSa ts sss g & Sptihhs's iii ss u; ssssa
s %saes Is s.1! I: TN , Ss s
astht fot sne! wholosno idute the ta1 hoota for
sS.at n n'hsr E.arsIy asa"s q r.. s wors'a M rr
sal trsts!ss which sus s.' 10 u ~ r.
SsA 's"f see 81 sss " q - IT + a:sst
any anil After my tax Levied q. herein to.
vded A4a hasa become te!Iu1nrnt nhi1 ths san,s y
IL INV y'ostisn h:,roi % saa!i te % aesn. NJ 1eai s,ns
iceDhc. And s'!s te guilty nf uis,ttts.tl'r nm!
st0u. be ipriEoned III tho County lhl not to e1crei
thirty days.
How do Chicago merchants like that But
Tho NSety tlls aenatur Tor th1nt;on las over.
reachod i'set. ntld piobAblv .l,o judiciary Goln-
rnrm hni liz Is laWyor Of considerable rank
| III his owu bnlllwick, aud ought 70 kn"w tlxt
the schomo le proposes. tue United s ates NJ.
tseea o % III .se9 sst seeon asi' a sr
os raciso tile traralihE man. and braDh him ~ 4
Eeiulrt without flces'so. Nov. tho aatl.ur of
tlh blls Eas ayn1en er VI Tho last tcfAlon. wlien
| tho lhu raqN!rlug peddlers selling Eo-lt At
| wholesale Or bv sample was rorealotl.
| i MERCHANT "UrsTED" w PEnsUAslrE CHfEAGo
| nnuMMEl,s.
rnrhaEe Senator hfcGor1. whon le drew }l!s
bill to oatertninetu travelling men, or nel cnn-
| tile drnln,,iarB llad III hta MUD tho caro- nf
| ! a'snoIc,ant III Carroll wllo recently "bus!cA.' y
| Thore bong m apparent " crookolne-a II tllo
| mAnucr ur his " El,st," hfB c cedt1rB called hin,
to Btraigton IL out; "horeupou 10 snd that,
| through tho j,eisua.tveneas Of Chicago travelling
agents, liz overloaded, sold s!le goods oI. credit.
aud IL hu4 4tei" s5,UU1 Bh,rt. lfe co .!Ln wi Il.
stand the biu1ldishmsnts Of tho drummer, aud
bought Of all that catnO alnng.
RIDurT DkATE.
| =, A fes layea tlnco. William Kelao Of Howard
Towu-hip, Wayne County, letur,Ied Ercm !.
clatted With his wife. In apparent good hea's!.
Ills Wifo went 10 .e Eitchen 10 propnru l;a H.l,-
per. aud, rcturning In TOW nsnmcutH, found
him doad. Ills head roc'.niti. on tin nack ot tbs
! chair. Ifo waH ono af til" nrBt aeIt.EIa III Wa lie
County. and highly hntlo.ol and reApac:cl ~ an
| upright, Christian man.
I cNnl.uNESfB OF AN OFFICE.
| 4 rcfornlAtorr SanatUr, tho other day, concelT-
| I'll tho ideA that Clerk Holmes. Of tito HMptsM,e
Cpurl, IVES getting rapidly rich from the e.usl,.
u,epts pf his oIllco, which conslstcl of n pr,
dom aud fscs. Iie calloa for q report ftn .til:
Clerk OF the per dln,n received for 1975. Tha
Clerk re,lortod that 10 bud received Ets}} pal
diem for attendance At Court, aud PAID AZ e1
Lenses for such attepd.,co. 3s94. Tie Sunat.l
aubaidod alMd Senatorial snMlas.
, 1876-02-05
GENESIS,

ACNE0i1s
cMALpHlN ACCOUNT or THE CREATION.
Tho interest in tho late Egyptian discoveries
awakened by DlYarl Taylor's lecture Lass Bum
dav may we'll be supplemented by tho following
story Of the early hSes Of tho world, taken
from lately dccsphcsod Assyrlan tabtsts. Tho
following condensation Of the hook OF the trans
lalions IL tAkon from the 81. Louis GloLe- Demo
Graf:
N;hen thu French sayana WIN accompanied Napoleon
pouap.rts gu hit Egyptian expedition stood IL Tho
inscriptions With which thry covered, tuey said
'Coull lelphes thcse, wo would ploya ths ltibe
has snnitsy sds :! I'd aDjs ID
steid IT ehakg a.pns fa!ta ~ he beaniltu legends
S ri 0a IT saS y sr nG. fna IT,
1rquSss M ssisSsa from Without il make essr
esm III frrni.hsa ,.,ueh food for taou&hs and Iii
% s%ea .ay Ii; sht H oa s % history Of ths nbls
Far different has bctn tue tsstimony brought tfom
lid ~ sf s wers hr.
aud might 10 e1Tettcd. considerable similarity
e1sts nt~ssn ls !e4eu4. e a! three nations trs.
allowed 10 stApL upon thrir crfdnlity, without
years discovery Of npor,snt literary remains in
lhp ruins Vi Sncsei Da5 lo, and oteF ctt!ts u the
e Is q SSa h. ts'' t.
tetcr.p II drctphsre.. might Ee sio to renet ~ tu
tl4r o4ry aaes OF lhr world. 6ome titus sgo Tue Lou
duu Ifft9fa,A tent George bmI!h, of the lit1h Mu-
M 10 i!s FEt tu tn.kr c1ttctton 1f ths tabEets
On shich tars' Ieeosd' weso inscrtesd. liz did So
| forming snmpcto library u ancisnt lore. Tho
tr.ns!.tmns .! tesp tabr'4 he ha put1hhal III vol
| lsk rIlilitd. "Iht G.I1t MI Account u Utltss,t
Tnr r.e rs Il lnc hrs! were ktpt hy initrea-
llnA OIL HAT tttj"lx tut,t.!cr. clay. The singular
| ruurifura liors Mtt. t'hpsssteA thin p.tel Or
! 1oHha yLiaA u Il y tiseas Wete thuu Lid lA hu
to dTy. ahd fna u h. Lei Ia IN oseu to Aaf.!rn
ttl"nl, Each u.: !aEuch sotu.1s, xn4 MAS divided
Into gaIafuus sud Iesu"F lilies, A u! rour-s u,4ay
suDJs cna! II X !. l1u led tn ona volume lhsfl
GtJY u c&saIt arrtts' VI t!.k work In oI1e
ca+c frag1nvntI # an hun,!rcd volumes wore found
IT.. urks lad regular use*, Aha whos ssrles taking
, 1876-02-05
DIR. RADWAY'S
Pills

Iu,xu ss2uiale pa,If, r.y@4s, Aa4 stssaxsuoa -
Isaf. III, no.ss. K!aae,s. .ajss. N.1.eas 11e,5
isaaa0e, coa.!ivAsa oesussns. Il pi IL
boHsIs tlos, Aad III tno lnttfnal ~
C*tA, WaItaatadto 10 slcata Do<i&4ys cue. fATsE ts1
otssrrs ths iollawnx syoptop. resulting frcta
ths passa2s ,.ss+n'si =. ooa IN III,
Had Nsldlty al lhs Hiou!a aoh. hA1s-s. Mrattblsn ~
1S1t y Tos4 tnns.s 81 Metvas ta r. HIoa,aeo. ~.
IT, Ssisiss q: Msfg aaifa:a ia Easss
ins nsntai,on :htn Lra3 ps.tY1s D9s.s # sts
Il: fs!a /, Gathi,f ths ss 1f;. limbs .4d
tsa doses II RAVWAY'S Las wlll shs sIssan
FINN III III Aboyu-paned dsurdsn Pstcs u eoats ps
Lu1. Sod hv dnagKt'H- :. =.
lfcatl "Fnlso nnu Truc,"
Kspd ons ls..er .t.uap lo nApWAY, i o.. No, p
WaHsn-st., ksw Yo1k. IntostnAliot sath tiaas&ah
Will " tpnt you,
, 1876-02-05
AN IMPORTANT LY'rTRR.

From fontnsnt aentl6man and resident et Cae!naan
w tuf tho past t1t y ttHn VEL kaoxn 10 aho Ae"'paP
publishers Throughout tho United ht1tos.
t.w YonN, Oct. Il, ~. !.
On. 1.ApwAx1DkAn SIN. an tu4no*d w eon1s g! o:
duty to tho suffering u laAs b1sf statement VI tls
king Of xaus lpedisus on uyss aE ssrssa! 3ea!.
haa tena Affected With souY tEanb!o ia tn .as
II Il 1s: terribly .song <ssa;s .h'Sa IT. phss|ettss
tlafumaon Of ths kdneys .ad btsuder. sad xhve =
as kg,aa ,sa5s,; ..a I'll
yss,1.n, ,nd BAD tasoa !ssfs nn:qy * q ass no 4s
had et astonishing curaf harna htsn .nado By 1oa
!emtdlss aud four months read nutcs IL ~
sassso4 sI;en :lo .a !ons hsoa .assrlas = hsa
ranlia. Kesoivsnt. lfcatiy Nsite and Nts1At!nx Pills
fud g taking ihsi !H tiIs9 dAYs ~As asas<
II tgeyA Ad And now fsol ~ wall 4
o, ". JAMFS. Cfnelahan. D.
, 1876-02-05
IOWA.

1prrencntnttve Arrurtionsaae ent ~ SUI
pro TIC Jnhgcs-%ccthriunta III the
eu,i,e Scl,ouls-A Till AEalnht CHI
cnUo nrsatnliscf..
!srectai Corrxspont<nts ef The Ch,eaoa Tribune.
DEs 5loNEs, 1a., Fab. 2.-Tho bill spporsion.
Ing tho Stats intJ Representative dtatflcis II ns
, 1876-02-05

4ot24s. .s....45V,ut4 ott9oV
OF tlte aliops, 37.597 mnru nlalu alalta, 28, 9t5
foEnnts aduIts,, aud IL, t45 Gulluien unttr II
yeara Ut ago OF both ssxos. At tue Landing De-
pot 80, vU3 bteerags or thitd-cIahs paAson.eIs
tscro landed curing the year of 1875. Tue. ro-
ported their int0iIel destination ss tolomB:
H. 2B1 to tho atidlo statea B,475 to the Eaaterh
States, JG, G,Y7l to tito Western States, 1911 to
the Hontho,n Statos and = 4B0 to tho Territories.
Tho Dominion OF Cnnadh wus tho dshtinatlon u
1851, urlttsh Columbia OF 10. Austrn!Ia of IL.
Wess lndos OF ~, Mexico oi u, mud 6oath
America OF 10,
, 1876-02-05

II iR eat.mRsed by tho Registrar tieneral Of
Great britain that. by the 1ultidIu OF this year,
The population OF Lonuon, ~ limited IN the
mattopol.tan And city police dlstrlcts, will e1-
eeed 4. 250, ,0O0. Laat ysAs 10000 petsons wero
ad4ea 10 tho permanent Ees.dcnta OF tho byitiah
metropolis from outside placeA
, 1876-02-05

0. l"vs a,., br hoiv covenants. Forgetting him
SELF aud lsin children, IL, toai'l DAVID and h's
fa,aI,y with nil thu louots. c,.,olan,n't4. NJ, !
splot.,inta NJ tic C,,1rL OF 1,rln'. l;is wi'oie
Jonathan waut Ii ,u,o-Enst.l remained 1t his
cave amid tho beautiful forest thasiea Of IIarott.
, 1876-02-05

!se1 G1Gp IL ha ,atispas!ltlaa l.esulv!nt connuat
etrt3 tH. AsL tho I3 Il, Aacai, urrc nad uA1e 1Ail1
osa luco.4' sae .sasm tho t,ke q III, If rs,a,r
20 .tus syp"i, nsuptlou+ kiandnlar dt4seso. no,n
l., 10 hfg:i' atat tu,9,s AsA n tas i.ads ~
S:sEst: ron tas s.I,. 20 ID, =, iofns skla ds
!noum o3sipala.. acho. block spat.. worms III thp ei
tnnoIs eHtsss. II tne ,n sd all HnsksninE aaa
x>.tss Il T.! " pt,ee: ;is'tp tha atlF,
ny 9ovo "a "a. orsnn u,snc Tor c!thoe daoase 's
il lbs patient daily hscom!nE lstucal h5 tho na,tss
snd dr eonpd datIoa hat 10 cnunpntv pfskres.fax sa
Th NV ate1ia; nsde t;n healthy q, Y,
for wen ance I'll, ,onedy aatn1.nc.. a work of puni
feel himself atovn! bet-r aud atsuntor, ths tood d.
etsnE hett'r, apposs imnEostHK. and Atsl and wcxa
lneIehsnE, :, .,,,, ~, -
Not oay dans tas T., tas9ssnt nxssl ~
onrtitntioaa and Skin dl.oassA bnt IL tho only pod
ttEo enre for
, 1876-02-05
IN ANY rOET,

Out OF the thousand vcFseA yuu have writ,
II T1n,s spare uonp, yop will Aot care u al;
II TnGs .p.rs ous. you will nut know Of Il:
Nor thamu nor fa,as can scale i thure4Jard will.
y. y. A'dIrh IN tfarbers Aagaztte }vr February.
, 1876-02-05
QuATRA'NS.

BCESnTlnIFT.
ThA faut't not ,nino, YOU understand:
Goi sh Ire,l my ysalrn ~ ! eau hold
Hui little watsr in my hxud,
Aud not much EUlt.
YAuE,
6url kings At shrttla hsfs wooetl aud Wop Ter,
Hach crafty kDas%s bes lAursl owued,
II has beeo.I~ alnnet IN honor
sot 10 10 crowned.
, 1876-02-05
YAuE,

II sometimes elaures tl,st thA htanehAst bnAs
Goes down In sras NhrFsou = leaf might noA{,
What rontsruus spLca have been wrecked ny Tltas
Bnc& UsFrick lsunrAe4 hia cur9Ie- sAt4s ef fLyuc
, 1876-02-05

A little mound with eaIpfed hsad.ktont,
The Rrass-ah sna a-'ilcut atosa tbs sxard,
summer by summer lett alone.
Will obs white lily keeping watch snd ward.
, 1876-02-05
TAE BRITISH PEERAGE. Il.
MIR. Disrneli's New Creations and
Promotions.
Ambition Of Engllshh'tn ID Decoht6 En-
i,obleh...The Prize Generally
t;ai,lcd Through Party.
1yOr1l.

taHton CorTssottdtnts ~ ih Ensfon,
Tho Parliament at sho United Kingtfom Of
Great Britain srd ireland Ia composed OF four
constituent on:uents Tho King OF Qneon. aud
the three Estates ol tho i1ca.tl. viz, tho Loris
Spiritual. tl1o l.ords Totnporai, and the Com.
inons. These HastrAl rowe's collectively make
h 'hs ,s ss fs ss ss Ps" Ps9a ~ p' s%ss' 81
Temnorat constitute tho ,1ou.o ot Lord tits
lor'nor torsIating Of shc Arcbb4hora Of c4n:
torbn,y ,In.l Yors and tsenlr.f,,lr Biahora q
The Church Of England; Ito lastes copAlst,ns Of
Tha i'rlnce Of N,lep.
1 uake* Of The Dlobd-Ros
II Diksa.
"a Mat1uisrs,
1T Easlr.
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-08
Hartford (cona, } Times.

A WIrs's PowBR. "A good wifeis -
man, wisdom. strength and cosrage: =
bad one Is confusion. weakness and de-
spair. No condition II hopeless to msn
where the wife possesses tirmness. decis-
ion and economy. There il no outward
propriety which can countsrsct indOleucs
extravagance and fellv at home. No
spirit can long endure bad indueaeA.
Man Is strong. but bis heart Is not sdA.
%sns; AZ nssd: 81 sSsnaqil mind .... md Z.
a whole head, DO needs its.moral force IN
tho con1ict Of life To recover his ootn-
posurc homo mnst be place OF peacs
and comfort There bic soul renews lts
strength and goes forth with renewed
vigor to encounter the labor snd troubles
Of life. But II at home he finds no -ses:.
and there is met with bad temper, jealou-
~ and gloom, or assailed with complaints
and censurc, hope vanishcs and he sinks
into despair. sii#
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-08

Size drew her hand from mine. and
said not one word.
81 should rejoyce In my brothers hap.
piness | should think him happier in
having your love than any thing else
could make him Itold him would tell
You So
Aud then she spoke.
Z" You wish me to marry Ashton?'
Reproach was in the tone--reprosch
and sorrow.
"If you can love him. Olive said.
She arose. She seemed TO shrink from
me, though in the dark could not see
her face
~ do not love him." she said.
And we were still as death. Then
suddenly Olive Hunter began to sob
You have been very kind TO me. l
love you ALL" she sail "but can not
stay here now Please let me 60 some
where else. mnst--l cannot live here \
Go from ms. Olive" !" ! said May,
we are no tyrants; and once assured you
do not love him, Ashton will -
Hush = she painted" hush Please
let me go away Please let me go awny@'
The moon was rising Her new born
light fell upon Olives face. Perhaps its
whitcness made her look pale.
She leaned against the wall with her lit
tie hand upon her heart. her nnfathomable
eyes full OF pain. How had | hurt her
so A new thought struck me. Per.
haps you love some one else, Oliver
And at that she turned her face from
me, and hid it In her hands.
TOO much--too much Yon might
have saved me that" she said " Let me
60 away. wish you had never brought
me here or
And | arose and went to her. bent
over the woman loved touched her
with my hand her soft hair brushed my
check.
Olive said, /" il coming here has
brought pain npon you. wish ! had
not. would have died to make you hap
py."
Aud my voice tremblcd, and my hand
shook, and she turned her face towards
me again and locked into my eyes. What
she saw In mine do not otknow--thc truth,
| think In hers read this: l.was not
old to her. not too old to be loved.
stole my arm about her; she did not
untwine it, uttered her name, :" Olive,
huskily. Afterwards told her OF my
struggle with myself. not then. said
/" Olive, | love you, hnt It cannot be that
you care for me- am old enough to
be your father
And again saw in her eyes the happy
truth snd took her to my heart.
But we kept our secret Tor a while, for
we both loved Ashton. and both knew
that this wound was not too deep to find
bllla and within year, when the boy
urUugnt uUtiIr uitat, = prutty cfcururt
whom he loved, and who loved him,
claimed Olive.
And she is mine now; and the autumn
blossdms II my heart will only fade on
earth to bloom sgain through all eterni-
ty in paradise.