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4 woMiN'S R.irARotDfNG.


Al Wia'c Haven We hHl dinner. ami H.
gin all engineers Wsrc e.. =,d. .it
mlr'li J. p. ou ON" 4 ihe IN. . '"'"N tt'
ever lD..t r ANY ruau. ard in fhe c.ful,4iN Ii
o. oi inc triGaic ct ot en-lnc driNr.-. tnr ri.f
thencriurw.rd was one To relueinoer through
A rr-at food had swept through the valley
here rot many years ago. III" Lett - Hen
Win its many tributarS streams and reHlfurced
~ tie wing way # dam after dtn VITA their
vast accumulation ~ Jun Der aud delris soon
became irfesi-tbe; ana from White Haven to
Laston tho waters. risln- thirty feet r.Na.cl
bOtu oatIks. Men. women Hud children were
cru he'd aud drowned wilnout other warn az
th It, feet IN nine minutes. The vision OF ths
doud ~ the midst u storm and darkness. and
the echoes Of de- airing cfiee, were easily d. ~
hnz MS tel under te cllT,. IA littls while the
road quilted the valley To- nc ountain aud tl
beenu the long ascent through tlr heart 4 the
Pennsvvluit wilIcrhes- g. O. height whirA over
looks one 81 the historical ana typical sceres OF
The grade wa steep; tAe engineer OPENED tAe
valve. ieeulI' ~ hi- 'uri'e in all rstperi-.
smoked. and a." ne g. step oN.I eni II, ca
hi side Of the LOGON I'VE.
"Ii's all clear iNtr tor a fcw lies n, Vs."
said he; " small hot meet anything. Its "a
tug u hill"
"Wh Grade"
From 10 t. l4s feet TO the mile"
That's the r. son. tnen, Tat you have these
heay' engines
"i- MS grade thought by rairoad men 9 10
We'll" said the engineer. slowly, "prctty
e'eep Nes. You know tnlt IN ol time, in Eng
land, n des Of thirty to for'y feet 70 the mile
were Thought 20 be hraS,. Grades of seventy TO
eighty feet we're thought 90 be- imI rar;icetl'. /
can remember reading All about IL. lhey tart
uhdci~ ana then what si1p lcdYt irfu Natrl
hs- glt on an iron ral. aud how mach a good
locnmotiNe could unll u Won onls give TIER fuel
ALL tine. They found IN oar ar rHud. hear
they've lot IN Lusi md and France grades 81
- t. 1896 iect % the Hlle, ana even tnc L. It'll
more And onto Railroad ms GRADES of M feet.
The grades on me P.cnr railroads.. and 0n that
ROCKY Mountain railroad 70 Nu DertNr city 20
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4 Bucket OF Sitro-t;iyccriue on His Arm aud
LLghIch PIN In Ills Monlh.


shortly before one o'clock Yesterday
morning about nve pounds Of nitrO-siNr-r ne
exploded witt terIhc force al Lake Monte elio.
Air. John l.. Ltchhich, the contractor for the
work AZ the lakr. is engaged ia constructing
tunnel 10y WAith small stream kuONu As iti-
fHu5's run WI he diverted from the bed Of the
lake. MIRO -lyccrne, which Il used in blast
ing. h prepared hy MIR. kHlmtach at y frame
house Ia the woods, a short distance from the
tunnel. Driluny in tue rock l. ACCOMPLISHED
with steam, and wuen the wDrkmcn are ready
for blfstiug word i seat to MIR. S.ulber-, fore
man IT the nitro elNceiine factory aud he
pfepafrs the carirlcges, charged with fuin mat
lux powder and provided with fuses, re iJy
Tor uso AMI sends them 10y ali assistant
to the y iinis where they are wanted.
Yesterday morning at tue time stated young
man VA. despatched from the factory vlth
about Ave pounds Of nj rb-clycerinc frtridges
IN a DucNet packed with corn meal To prevent
cOurss-tpn. lhe man was smoking pine. and
the wind was blowing as lie made his way over
the hills tow ird the tunnel works. II Is thought
that . spark from the pipc WAS blown into the
hu Ntt aud LIMITED "a fuse. When between the
west e'd OF tnc tunnel sni shaft No. |, tn" man
ssW smoke ls-uing from tue cartridges. aud be-
c1mlns alArn,sd hs made no 'Gurt 10 tear out
g." fuse. nut Growing down his bucket ran T
lie. lac nr- IN D.. Al prt time Reached the ful-
MN tiu- powder, wuich going oN. caused tue
cos, Issipn tuut exploded the whole mass Of
ultru-glNctriur. Tie locality i rather spArsc civ
settled. fnd NJ damage was reported beyond
the OietNins % a few pHncs Of sirs- ia houses a
considerable distance OF, and q shaking ~ u
things genctaliy.
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TwO MINNESOrI CoLrS.
Matched soon Amer Their Birth 10 Run IA
Rnce when Three Years Old for $4,000.


The colts Swift Wing ana Nicollet are
the pruprrly Of the two greatest stock breeders
~ aunnesota, Col. King and Charles DeGraf
lhey wero foalad May -, lSii, and were coon
hf,erW ard matched for S2,NJJ To run wheu three
years old. This Is the year, and the colt, must
soon he stripped for trial They are oth chestnut
hnd each has star and one white ankle; both
10y licetWiug by lmported l}ilrownie. fne dam
ol NlCollet was Lady LigntfoOt by Lexington,
Sc ma dam by American u hpse; Whlo SWIFT
lu-'s dam WAS Elysian Lass, hy Au-teriit2,
aud mas sovereign as well ~ Leviuthau cross
10 hoOt. The ages are alike to an nOur and
their freezing nearly equal. Their sircs were
the same, hut neither of their dams ever ran.
Ia looking their pedigre@a over, we are apt %
think too much Of NicOllets Lexington bll BOD;
but swift wing has that OF Leynthan, which Is
quite as good, aud close by, 80 We turn To form
Tor our best council. Swift Wing L. cast In "A
race horse mould, with all the paris exquisitcly
balanced, neither too little nor too much in any
place. He Is a long colt. There is raking, race
morse look about swift Wing, all over. His low
Eclipse shoulders the rlyed loin, the great fore
horse. We looked at him very sharp, for We
were tod on our WY there that he would never
be able to win the $2,0O0 match. Nicolet, little
short, Is well up at the wethers; Swift Wing Is
low there. Nicollet has wntcred In Fat; SWiit
Wing Is just medium flesh. Some men look at
the back for race horse. Nicollet Is the best
colt there. SO far as heads are concerned they
are a tie neither could have better. swift Wing
has more bone, II NicOlct has most back each
has fun share Of breadth behind. Swift Wing
lakes work like a Rlutton, and we nave no doubt
but Ncolet will take his Ike "A gouTmand. Both
derive their form from great aneestorsi bat We
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YESTERDAY, at the Exchange. james NJ. Miller
under force 'osure oat bwdne With lot .',lI 81
Wlet street, west siae, between pcalcey ana Live.
ton srcc'-, a.. Sln
AJ. Bleechcr, Son Co, adjourned for,clo'ure s;le
Of one mouse ana lo north de Ihl nrst street, n
of Second avenue, TO March "a.
* stevenson. g adjourned similar sale ~ n'O' Of
llud hluu Ird hy " Iff.san1 Avrluu llfcL. i.A ami
Lows streets, Morrsa4iA (lWeuD -tulrd MarIl, 10
Aurllh.
j,lnc- NJ. Wells withdrew from sale the property on
case settled.
The talYue ofcity real estate sold nj the Tychauy.
fr the past week alouu,cl TO $500 1885 az against
s5a2 ~ me figures f0r lhe rreyou. week.
On MONDAY, Ht the Exchange, prluerty on catt side
u LlUllrd street, near Wet Farm, road ana ~. p
rir Second avenue near Inrty-nfh sirc a. Morri.4aI
UN~nN tara Ward, VIII b. sold under foreuloauie.
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SPOT 300 bbs mess at te3 e50 1880 and for futurs
delivery 175O bbs at t5925sss3fO TOR May closing At
t233 Bacon quiet at 13'4es19sc. for city long ear
anu 80 Tor western do. Isri lower and fairly active
~ SOL do, tili5otti4 % Tor prime Western, aid
PRIME Western at til.r 8iiieu Tor April, tI4 900
ti2f tor Nay, and kiis5's for June. Dressed hogs,
,oGorros spots, 1.loc. higher. Middiing upland,,
1875 sales 1913 hllc-. Futures advanced Nc. but
closed weak. sales 81 300 bales closing at Sc Tor
Apr - laldc Tor May, IL 32c for June. and i552c
GRAIN Wheat without dccided change; stlcs ~ bDo
bush ~ SllIltfilT shOlt for No. spring. flI7 IN
store ~ No Milwaukee spriug. ~ 20 IN Al f1r No.
2Northwestcrn ~ 25sttt2S In store for No. Miwau.
In stone Tor amir viutor eni sI3Ga 81 Isl Tor 0hie
winter Oua firm. sales 10000 "a h. at 42ec. + no
grade mNcI 4dr. Tor No. - ttfuO4Sc. mix ID tntca.
60 1nd ~ hl'. for vhite pOOr to choice. barley
quiet Corn nrincr sal,s $500 bash ~ G4teti5c Tor
de- G5tec tor stcsn mixed. 90 g1ii c for grad.
ed mixed, % adc fvr white southern, 6GU1c tor vel
low southern, zoe for ound State yellow. and mixed
for April fciivi ~ ~ Csc.
GuocrpiEs Rio coffee was Arm Int quiet ut iessi
1g'4c. goJ; mild grades quiet. Forcl.n moia,scl
sold 10 tn extent ~ go nhf- and 80 tc 1jtc
% test cuba rcnnag; Sew Orleans quoted nj 5t,G2c.
Rice quiet but steady. Raw sugars were again rather
quiet bat steady sacs Of t3S hhds at 7i.tt5slc fof
good refining Cuba for Louisiana, AMI - cen
tr'uEel at S4c. Refined ettay at To- luit for harris
SrNuRfFs Naval stores were quiet but nru At 4lc,
f0t spirits uurpentue. ana 81 5Daflso for common Il
good strained rusla. In lct rum there was betict
bu.incss At fu ngfes sales euVU b'is crude IN buE
Of sac. Gh'o hhs renucd here AZ 1890 ana 1900
hh lt Hsltimorc al lllhr. o., an ircights quiet
tut generally hrm cotton to IvcrpOO by II an. Nd
compressed hope TO- Lnadpn by steam. p grain to
GLASGOW, by faiu 90. DO 10 Belfs Q. o. 3D. quarter
10 10 Brest ds oia frnutu pottOICum 10 Bremen D..
1Td Nhi-k'j arm, 90 Dtis. SOLD az sl13
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The Two Biggest things In Wnshin gtou
t.cl. Batter E"d jones' BABY.

About the b ggcst thing in Washington.
albeit 70 L. unll thrcC months old and a, bald as
walnut. 1t l. regularly exhibited az Jones
receptions. which are always largely attended.
~ the a~t uuc, Mr.. iunc. WA. attlfrd In velvet.
with an o,erircs> hurdercd with cloth of gold
wrought va standing coor- She might have
passed FIR the tutrlar 81 Unity ~ the land uf
ppnir She absolutely looked weary and heavy
laden with precious stones and pcif she lives
In the giAul aud glpumN -luuking castle built hy
Gen. batter. ana it did not require mach ina-.-
nation ~ fai.l lcr princess ESCAPED from
dungeon Key. There wa- Il rush Co. the library
where the baby Jones was King asleep
in It's nurre arms. " mast see
JONES' hahV, was followed hy the cry.
"l uu-f kl-- Jones' huhy. and a. liifly thius
wa- ACTUALLY aWaNvn"d los the rar.--c- show
cred uitpu it Thai was not enough. " I mu-;
hOlt Juucs's baby reclaimed a pretty ynun :.
mother. and then the he'll lrss wight was passed
num one set of arms to another until 10 lr.au
tn cay aud tu~ nurse asserted her rights. az
course 10 wa dressed like little princess and 10
had - fair face and very little hair. which. witn
head a. round o. an apple. gave II "a cnmicIl
resemblance Go Jones. Icrc. The eyes were dark
liAc his. and ~ ME lis Of the staring eyes they
lluAed a. II in the glare at tl4r san. AmONs
tee cr Nd Of guests WAS Gon. luilrr. 81 have
met hIm frequently in sucictv,' says a gushing
feminine Cnfrr- pnuiruf. ANA Wa ~ilrill-cd to
scc hifu 50 much cuutl"d and eires-ed 10y the
ladies. To- De- presented Ca him was esteemed q
favor aNt hls conversation was an iucc,>aut
now OF compliment and VIII
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Ioiris 81 SrffAt. Agent, o. Broadway.
w foR QUEENsrowN AND LIVERPOOL CAR
IN INS UNITED STATES NAIL.
STEAMBOATS, au0 s'aI.roaOs
DENNsNLNANIA RAILROAD.


AND L I'll r.p SIAfL- MAIL t. Jirf
Trans leave S~w Yors. wa D'sbr AMI tprt indt
~trD,fs fcrfies. A- FOL .lW-:
tNnr Tor Harrisburg, PtsDurghthe West and s1ut1
VII Pgllmin laae ar aitleasi, $3.50 \. NJ, and
$3.50 /. NJ. HuniN Hni -.jl q. VI.
FOR wi !am,por, and L,e, Hlyen At $50 \ ". aad
~ Z. NJ. FIrC aud trle $50 +. NJ. connecting
at CORY fOg Itulflls, Petroleum Centre, Il mo
GA Re- Il ne.
Fel Balinore. wasA nston. AL the South Limited
Washington ~ r'>-' e. Pullintn Pirlpr, ar NtlF,
cN rpt sandy. So A. NJ; irflve Wa-hnrf IA 40
J.. A. Regular al $40 \. NJ ani . p. NJ. sanaAT
Express TO- Piiliielpia J. 80 $40 a:3) A. NJ. is3l
q I. 4.iu ., .. $50 r NJ. Ani e nl.h, .niV !,
9; : $50, alaO T. Al. EmisrAnt aud second cast =
Tor trains Newark. Elizabeth. Rthwav Princcf, m,
Trenton, PERTH AmbN FiraAn ton, liciv4I-r nd
oder pulAfs go local .cIedu.r. q 400 tic.ft ohcts
Trsl p-r'vc from p'tisNprsn. $50 ali - 81 A. "
at 800 a. VI. rais 10 a. 1t. nni 40 T. " G.ly.
t..u 4. ", az, aiil, aud il25 = " 81 .iis, 80
y 81. llln 10 8. iAif.s Z. ~ 'f.h ll4' iL-1.
ll3i VI. s.-i. -, a. "a" ,.il '.:t ~
g. NJ sunday .lo, t.!l, go, ll'ai \. VI, fiiL o n
uIu SO &. n.
am irut ot ID r'.-t tHa 'rialdi str %. tolrt
sire brn'kltu, lit 49, Ail H. u .d-ra -rr HS
token. EugrAut tea ohce, ..Nt '.pi.fe,
u. "a. bll OBJ I.s,
General cngcr AscIt
FRANK rHnNs
Nru'ru Manager
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believe they will both run from the love Of 1t
auu stand their fame on their own feet.
The contract G lis for mile meats, best two 10
three place aud tine % running TO 5e decided
on m Nav next. ami the colts TO carry weights
according to the rule ~ tho Amerctn 10 key
Cub Alter the time of running IS AXed, the
race is To pay or play, unlc-s one or both colts
dte before the dtV. Casl Is up, nj all That r.
mains to complete the rrraug t0crts rs the time
ana tllre II running. II he parties Themselves
cannot agree anon tnis. tneS are obliged by the
COntr ct to iinI men WaO can.
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F'"W no HNJH'T4 IHFI I'WIfHI
There were several large sales of ice made
al Gardiner, Me, on SATURDAY. aud At nd
prices. The Oakland Ice Company sold 600
tons to parties IN New YORK, the keunebec Mu-
tuH 000 tons to the same parties |. ID. Sturgis
5000 tons to the same parties. All the above Ice
was sold for the round sum OF 500 ton. Long
fellow x SluDorn have sold 2OOJ tons of old ice,
stored on Naumkeag Island, to the same parties
for loss sum. The Centennial lee Com pany Of
Gardiner have sold to tho knickerhocker Com
PAM of New YORK. 2O0OJ tons at 81 ~ a ton.
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SATURDAY, March % Flour, owing - the
hcatl ram was less active snpping pr i,s nlll y m
talr rustuess Huptlnne anu 80 shade easier. IAr
h'Gr steady. Cnrn meal qgief. We quote. fiour
state and Western supernne, ti25@ si.5bt 40. shin
ping extras al t'lu $3.50, turlus trade brands 70 il
1913 Mlnnesota patents ". loo ~ 49, Western and
southern wintereNtr t5aam ~ 20 do A. ana NAN,
tbhuVtsp Rye hour tisu0lfj. Corn meal, t2doI
$3.50 Tor western and southern,
PBoNIsIoKs-FoIk WAS SHADE loRegI w. - us
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or TRINITY tvD rmE Jnws.
How Trinity Cburch -!ccplr WRs Finished bS
Contributions Ia IN.


1t is well known that the cirrltv of the
jew yer been res ricted g. creed or sect.
ami We aic not astOilsh,d to tln thnt tHe Je s-,
lew "a number as they were, have a--i-t.i hN
their LOuuty to complete the structure II the
iUUty Cnurcl. We believe II w;.- "a lu>- that
the first church building WAS cree ed Oh tir size
OF lniit,, waere the cOngrc-ati % wirs iippel
.ccordng to the Ordinations Ut thu Culrrh ~
Elglaud. Bat though the buldlns itself had
been completed, the Yes.N ami cOagreE ton
Mcra too poor is "A corporation 10 nurl the
rtecylc. ami Ia III the hsy Dr. Nesey tncn Rec
tor OF Trinity, Invited contributions from ciu-
Gems iOr tuat purpose. WHAT must have been
Tue astOnishment Of the r. Tercnd gentleman
whcn h. a-cegtnined that tn sn II Jcwi,l coi0-
ny OF New OrK, less than a dozen fam lies at
tat 'iue, presented - INN their " ftce ana
voluntary giit IN money toward the fund J. I
,uullriiug the sieepie II Tiiully CIurch. Such
Nnrrali.y ON the part Il the Jews Of the city
toward ihclr Curst IA nei.hhuri WE a liie I'M
Expected ~ nu age WHEN everywhere M the
Won ,eNrep'l ne some # the AHerlc cob nie-.
the dew were bstds prosecuted On i'c fuHt ct
thtirielsiun bN IuTistian-. Hence tue Rev. DE-.
Ne.ey en- cred the fact on the inmates lt tur
ve~tr, un Ger the spcci ] heading Of tut JcNs'
toutributious.' ana thar reCora. -liN ln cNi-t-
enc. gives tle name VI eacl Goa .riUutJ. a. il.-
lows.
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Tn- money given " freely aud voluntarily " by
tn jews, ~ thc Rev. Dr. N',ry s,s, Allcd tue
Iumi,v congic CATION. comp tratiVrh ppOr IN Ia
come at the Tine TO q ui-h the -feeulc un their
cuglrl, and the sIm u uush small lu the i-gr'-
Kate, was nevertheless worihr I ee M4N oHcr-
INK uN the New Yrs Jews uf that dlN ia order
to testify to their lar. humanity winch IN is
hrnca ,euoo include al races and al cre,,s
thea u.s. well a. II does Now.
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The th,rteen-year old son of Frederick Boor-
man OF Halliday street, Jersey city while sitting a. the
Ore the parlor Of his home vita his sisters and bro
there, on Friday nEht, seized VITA pRin IN the
Lead In an instant ait.rwATd hs UeeAne blind.
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shlpnlnn


nlRECr LINZ TO FRANCE. via Plymouth
l. rue N'cn"ia iran-U anilc omptNs' 80 tn'r. tor
htNfe sail on ur'avs Excursion tickets 80 laced
rates. LOUIS Dh BEBiAN. Agent. % Bro. dway.
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Total for ths wceE 5000. 5lu,itt
TX DIVIDEND.


The total number OF shares dealt in TO day
was 1925; Of which Lake shore repre>eute
GdGs0 Erie, H9lO; Pacific VI ~, Goo; Western
lni1n. $3.50; Michigan central. 1,S1: II. Paui.
AZ o.: the preferred. 1.DD; Ohios. Ls1; g.. &.
aud |. C., ZOO. Pacific Of Missouri. lob. North-
Yrsiern, 900; ,ne pfeierrs 20. S ~ PEI r.;
Pittsburgh. so; ST. LOUIS and Iron Mountain.
80; ~, L., n c. and n. 60; the preferred. 80
Wabash, ~ Rock lsan:. 49,; New York Ten
tr,l go: Alton and lerre Haute. 100; G., G.. &.
aud LOO: Hannibal and 81 Irrpn, 10; New
Jersey Central. lQj; Quicksilver preferred, 10;
and Wells Fargo Express. 81
The gold market opened strong at 1i4'.. hut
before the d,y closed there was u decline To ia.
because the local Spectators bought largely late
On Friday. and concluded to unload rhcre " :
nothing, however. ~ the market To excite gen
ertl interest, ana the tone cl sed tame and un-
satisfactory, notwithstanding the Tact that tho
the engagements having been Withdrawn.
Tae following we.e te principal su';Au)a
e, AMli.,. idoP. M.iiii .t sj5P NH,
II loans IN RATES rail for having balance carried
were !. ~ .. e's. aud = ,ent
.is'l+ uO0 roii pAlaace- slJ-c ST.. and cur, ucy
hl..Lct' 81 'N'.,9i tae gtp-. c'etruf- o. ne wsrk
sa1.l Teasrt, pii out toiiy 80 10 Ia o AMOR =, VA
ee.nei ss 'c H. ca.eaIt. nd. Shca lnri ~ n,-.
sslre-at s-si ~ O. ,,n- during tue same pef.oG
INc di}', business q. tAa e.. SAB Treasury vs..
Co. ,t,.a,p s,6e;a si3oq cp- ,yng r,c'
~ 81 la'ents silnS'i'o, 60. balance, 49,
arg lieatury blalc-s az the close 81 uuHnes IN
Wa fNt' Nu were currency. - .u e. s.u la, a.
lut' 10. ircutAs ~ -, l9p c.i4 rfit, trs Sue
nfcs al revenue receip's 10 day we're .aoo ans for
month 90 Zee. iiIItiI AMI fIf tie l-cl Nrt
tilleiuop0. rar Treasury AZ Washington fcc'ly,d
tsJu,40O o. nli.Oasi btAk notes fn. ec.u,
M % tJfAl Tor he wees % sj.llu.If
forelsn excI4lg though quiet. ruled hr.u AZ {iS5a
cav,
Ne exp rte u specie for ne wccS footed M sllia
09i ans %. " Jan. /. SNSl9fl Hs against slt.nsUtid
ssnie ulc jas. year, $40 Si,dsd1in 90 So "a. "a.
por.s q domestic l.c. turrcucy van ilr tor the
week ending tuesday last. were Ss4iI.423 md since
Jan. /, tb.' % u5d. The iupcrs airy goods. gul
VI u-ti A rcuil general mcrc ufic iTr ne week
cuuu-toliay amounted 10 S5Glu 562 AMI nincs Jan l.
ATQOlt 900 tgaus eSllii..up 81
Anu tl0J 5iu,is "a iSi4
Money hr.4.le moro abundant ami wgs freely offered
o. cay ~ ~ cent, hui discounts wrr" not uroi-
tAlt Ilt "ceslN cAht5lt Of tie Associated Rnuk.
Agaia ~. Norarl- anh reflected T.. ~ az 4 tls
items. Ihc loans wrf contracted f.ff' 7ul, Ind 'c
iptai rcsrryr we'd falling ~ 81 W'1Gt' lsainsi
de- Of e. 1859 3D. g. thr dt'u- The net re-
tesVc - ae hsuk. vas, Therefore. slrs 90 Ices than
last week M thcY now hold SlI7o..5 20 ga cAcr.i Vi
tuc % = coat require. ny tle law.
G ,trnfueut In0s Merf m better icQIc-f. ava tlc
iart 70 clutrl 'trong, Registered l.u-. .Uu
ts AUG s. ~ ISL aad COUPON lHiNs Coa!nanucl the
Vlli : .tf~ft4 "a.
/ Ih. H., ..v,luu t,,ra tho q y NJ rl,stus n-f..
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JOHN c. DALE agent. /, AMI a. rroaavay. Y. =.

y NrioNN tdR fNDoS pPRlcG'fr. u ''' 49, ~ ="
HOLLAND, Thursday, March 81. \. VI.
EoR orEgSs 0MN All. kiyE.foQ..
TnE OF EEN.Apr S.3P.N. ENGLANp. Al. .. T.. NJ.
l5.n p.ssage tGo aud 80. currency, iuri tcLess
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-26
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-05-17
The Game Of Life.
EY JOHN g. SAKE.

There. a game much in fashion--I think it's
called "Euchre !"
Though never-hsve played it for pleasure OF
In which when the cards are in certain conditions
The players appear TO have changed their posions,
And one of them cries in y confident tone,
IL think may venture to go it alone ="
While watching the game, tits wllim OF the
bard's
A moral to draw from that skirmi.h of cards,
And 10 fancy he finds in the trivial strife
Some excellent hints for the Battlc of Life
where-whether the prize he a ribbon or throne
The winner is he who can ''go il alonel"
When great Calico proclaimed that the world
In regular oi bit was censelessly whirled.
And got--not n convcrt-for all Of his pains,
Rut only derision and prison and chains.
For he knew, like the Earth, he could "go it
alone ~
When Kepler, with intellect piercing afar,
Discovered the law of ench planet and star,
Aud doctors who ought 10 have landed his name,
Derided his learning. and hlackened his fnmc.
81 wait !" he replied, "till the truth you shall
own -
For he felt in his heart he could "go 1t alone 7"
Alas for the player who idly depends.
In the struggle Of life. upon kindred and friends
Whatever the value of blessings like these,
They can never atone for inglorious ease,
Nor comfort the coward who finds not n groan.
That his crutches have left him ito go it alone !"
There. something, no doubt, in the hand YOU may
hold,
Health, family. culture, wit. beauty and gold,
The fortunate owner may fairly regard
As. each in its way. most excellei card
Yet the game may be lost, with ali these for your
own.
Unless you've the courage TO "go IL nlone,"
T. h,,,i., - h,,.;,a,s vvh,,oyor tho yam.
In law or in love, IL is ever the same;
In the struggle for power, or the scramble for
pelf.
Let this he your motto--"RELY OK YOURSELF !"
For, whether 'he prize be ribbon or throne,
The victor is he who can $50 II alone !"