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The New York herald., 1876-03-20
NOTES OF pEEPARATIoN--ARTIcLEs ARRIVING.
PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1876.

PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1916
There VIII arrive in thus city Monday morning
next a company OF military engineers from spain who
will represent their special department at the Exhibit.
ton an escort has been rendered them by the State
Fcncibles Captain Ryan, COMMANDER tho crack COM
pany Of ths city. They win be the recipients OF an
entertainment and anerward DO reviewed by tho
Mayor.
The western side OF the terrace surrounding Memorial
Hall has been selected the spot for the erection OF
the colossal granite statue OF the american Soldier
the gut OF the New England Granite Company o Hart
icrd. The statue OF Washington, OF marble and cut
from single block, will be placed on the eastern side
oi tho terrace This work OF art has been loaned
BY Mr. a. DNkcrson, the American banker Of Florence
Italy.
The scenes IN Machinery Hall becoming interest
Ing Cars constantly arriving and being run into
The New York herald., 1876-03-20
ENGLisH POTTER


fine collection OF porcelain, carthcnwarc, rarian
and majoca viii be exhibited by Messrs. Brown,
westhcad, Moor * Co. OF Hanlcy, England. spa
aud elegant pavilion IN which TO display the art-
clcs has been constructed, and Will be sent over with
the goods II Is OF timber. but the tramew work partly
concealed BY rich crimson drapcry, and partly by
very interesting collection OF examples OF mural deco
rauons, by means OF tiles executed by process.
Around the top runs gildod fretwork and In prom-
ncnt position are the royal arms, the urn being pot
tcrs by appointment to Her Majesty.
The New York herald., 1876-03-20

H. however nothing but the sober realltynolhing to
prolong tho serious Illusion caused by stale and exag
Reratcd stories OF Ophirhkc mountains and Californian
valleys Colonel Dodgcs brochure is truthful state
ment OF the and characteristics OF the
try, ascertained by scientific examination Professor
Newton makes valuable contribution on the subject
Of the geological formation Of the Black His which is
one OF the most interesting 6f problems the
United States. In description and narrative the book
Is extremely meagre but these ieatui are
al to satisfy the curiosity the class who are eager
TO seek their fortunes toward setting SUM- and for
whose benefit mainly, II was written. II will De Of
equal interest however, to all who watch the develop
ment OF the great West.
the AMERICAN KENNEL AND SPORTING FIELD. BY
Arnold Burgess J. b. Ford & Co.
This book treats of breeding breaking and kennel
management Of the different kinds OF sporting dogs
and is very interesting and will well repay perusaL
The book Is illustrated with lne kenesses Of English
and Irish settlers and pointers Gentlemen who indulge
in field sports requiring dogs will hnd much valuable
Information In this book
The New York herald., 1876-03-20

PoENs. BY Edith May. edition, elegantly
illustrated New York James Miller, publisher.
Looking over the numbers Of the Home Journal. OF
GraAams and Of SdvtaIn's magazines, published
The New York herald., 1876-03-20

Tux BLAcK HILLS; Routes, scenery, SOIL, climate,
timber. gold. geology, &c BY Colonel X. l. Dodge.
James Mor, publisher
The military chief OF the Black Nils expedition OF
last summer has broi account Of The country
explored, which viii doubtless be sought and read by
those whose maginations have been nnamed BY the
glowing pictures Of the New Edorado" which arc
rejected from Western cameras They will CLEAN from
The New York herald., 1876-03-20

SONG.
Dawn paints thy lattice;
The virglnal hours
Fold in thy sweet soul
Its night-bioomins flowers;
Lakes in the hollows,
And clouds III the skies,
Drink in the light
Like thy beautiful eyes;
Sunbeams betraying
Where bright waters be-
Morn Of my heaven,
Ohl smile thou for mel
Lol from yon peak,
Where the red rowan clinge,
Softly the day des sccnds,
Trying her wings;
Harcs shake the copses
Aud larks brush the leaves,
And swallows stir lightly
beneath the broad caves;
The bird l. awakening
His song on the tree
Bird OF my morning,
Uala ftapgff. fnt. ~.
The New York herald., 1876-03-20
woMEN's CENTENNIAL UNION.

MAncu Is, 1876
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11
Ethics OF the Household.

There is disposition among us to
look down on household work as
something mental and unworthy Of
women. In many instances they
prefer to employ help and increase
the expense of living until bank
ruptcy arrives, then cyadc the pay
ment of debts thus contracted
Those who pursue such course, it is
hardly necessary to say, would keep
their hands and souls cleaner by
scrubbing their own floors and bast-
ing their own roasts. This is the
pride of wearing fine garments, and
feasting on woodcock and cham,
payne without needing how they
are to be paid for, yet disdaining the
useful and wifely work Of a family.
Here is presented an interesting
question in ethics. The moral sense
takes different forms in different
countries, The Greek pilgrim, hay-
ing bathed in the Jordan where
Christ was baptized, believes himself
sure of heaven and entitled to a
large license in the conduct of life
In Sparta it was not SO much the
crime of stealing as the discovery
which was culpable. In France,
bankruptcy is social ostracism, and
in the United States it is an event
which hardly affects the social posi-
ton. The married woman ofFrance
who distributes her favors to others
than her husband may possibly be
regarded with indulgence, but if she
attempts to cheat her creditors she
is hurried before the tribunals of jus
ticc. In America she may connive
with her husband in evading crcdi-
tors by having property transferred
to her, but she may not put stabs in
to the marriage contract, 1t is well,
therefore, not to assume moral supe-
riority, for virtue is more orless rela-
tive or conventionaL-Hc GALAXY
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11
A Royal Meeting.

When the allied armies occupied
Paris in 1915, the emperor of Russia,
who resided at Talleyrand's palace,
was in the habit of taking every
morning, in the strictest incognito,
a walk in the Tuileries and from
thence to the Palais Royal, One day
he fell in there with his two allies,
and the three sovereigns were going
together to the Rue ST. Florentine,
when they were met by a man who.
in all probability, had arrived in
Paris but few days ago
Gentlemen" said he to the allied
princes, "can you tell me where ]
can find the Tuilerics?"
"Ycs," replied Alexander, "follow
us; we are just going there"
The stranger thanked him, and
the conversation was continued, A
few minutes after they had reached
the palace, and, as their paths sepa.
rated, they took leave of one another
cone word more" added the stran.
ger, WHO was an honest Gascon; "a
should like very much to- learn the
names of the gentlemen who have
been so exceedingly kind to mc2'
a believe you have already heard
Of me- replied Alexander. 81 an
the emperor of Russia"
IA capital joke" exclaimed the
Gascon; "tho emperor of Russia2'
"And YOU" he asked, of the second
"who are yo?"
q suppose am not entirely un.
known to you either as | am the
king of Prussia"
"Better and better" replied the
Gascon, "And your" he said, turn.
ing to the third,
al am emperor of Austria"
Tho Gascon burst intoAGtor laugh.
ter Alexander tscn said to him
~ suppose you will tell w now
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11
AnInlpassiyc Official.


A strong ana steady wlho hau Deeh
blowing from the east lor a couple Oh
days says the Chicago lr''uae' ana
OF course inc water pipes became
stuffed up lie secured a piuhioeF
ana mad The obstruction removed
1t proved to bel mud pout hVe inches
long, lie wrapped IL up IN a hano-
keFchlei ana waited down 10 the !,
water olhce, ana unfolding the hahd'
kerchlei, observed We, to the clerk
IVY hats that?
Inc clerk cast a glance AZ IT, ana
with a smile OF contempt at the SIM
pllcity OF the question: answered =.
why you iaiot' Ih"' $ a nsn'
l Know IL iS' S"iu 'he unhappy
taS-Poyef' 'ou' where 10 you MINK
Iouna l''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11
The Man who Could.

a corpulent woman, wearing spec
tacles and very serious look, was a
passenger on n Woodward avenue
car the other day. As the car rolled
along she smiled at a man sitting
opposite and inquired:
Can you ring the bell?'
with pleasure" he responded, as
he rose up and yankcd the strap,
The car stopped, no one moved,
and after a long look through the
door, the driver started up again
The man looked across at the fat wo-
man for an explanation, and she said:
81 din't know whether you could
or not.p
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

More joyfully look at the setting
than at the rising sun. Burdens arc
laid down by the poor, whom the sun
consoles more than therich, No star
and no moon announce the rising
sun; and does not the setting sun,
like a lover leave behind his image
on the moon? yearn towards him
when he sets, not when he rises
Richter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11
business Before Bliss.

Sunday night, when young man
drove out of town several miles to
pass the evening with the girl OF
his choice, he was met at the gate by
her father, who at once proceeded to
business by saying:
"Cum to spark Loui, eh?"
The young man let silence answer
the question.
Expect it II match?" continued
the father,
Silence again, while the young
man tied the horse. Ashe was ready
to go in, the father blocked the way,
braced up, and continued:
"see here, young man, let's have
an understanding. If you mean
hitch tween now and Jinuary all
right, but if we don't | want We to
understand that candles is mighty
high this fall and that crops don't
turn out wuth a cuss'
AS the young man got through the
gate it is probable that he gave the
father a direct and an agreeable aus
wer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

With mon, love is inferior to bust,
ness; with women, love is business
This does not mean that women are
mercenary in love, or that men deal
in the spirit of love in their ordina.
ry business, 1t means that love is
to woman yet more than to men, an
occupation absorbing, that fills and
uses much of life; that to men bust,
ness fills and uses much of their life
in nearly the same way. AS human
life is at present ordered the appor,
tionment of activities is unavoidable
and appropriate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

Now this is way the lobster blush
es so after being boiled: The she'll Of
the lobster is imbued with a black or
blucish black pigment, secrotcd by
the true skin, which also gives out
the cOlacareous matter after each
mott, so that lime and pigment are
blinded together. This pigment be,
comes rcd (palo or intenseJ in water
at the temperature of 212 degrees.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11
The Value ola Compliment.

At the lower end of Woodward
avenue, yesterday an old apple wo-
man offered her fruit to a vessel cap
tain, who was signing over the good
times of 1864. She wanted three
cents piece for her apples. He
gave her pleasant look, and said:
"Well, we'll. Why, you look as
young as you did ten years ago
Same bright eyes and red checks
same white teeth"
Take an apple for two cents, Cap.
tain" she replied,
81 presume you are fifty years old
he continued, "but who'd know til
Lots of ladies at thirty look as old as
you do
Take an apple for a cent, Cap
tain, she answered, smiling like q
rose.
"Some rich old fellow will come
along some day, searching for a bux.
ON wife," said the Captain, "and you
won't have to poddlc apples any
more
'Hcre, Captain, two for u cent, take
two of the biggest" she exclaimed
and then ran after him and dropped
two more in his overcoat pocket
Detroit Free Press.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

A discovery has lately been made
on an island in the Missippi which
shows that the aborigines of Ameri-
ca were not holy unacquainted with
mechanical surgery, but occasionally
used wooden legs when deprived of
their natural limbs, In asubtarrane-
an cave hewn out of solid rock, many
thousands Of years ago, was found
among other remarkable articles, n
skull as brown as a polished walnut,
perfect in every respect, and of ex-
traordinary size, and also an almost
complete skeleton with wooden leg
The fastenings of the artificial limb
consisted of petrifed leather and
bronze buckles The original leg
appears to have been removed half
way between the hip and tho knee,
This discovery is regarded as eX-
tremely interesting, as not only pro
wing that wooden extremitios were
not only fashionable in early ages,
but that a knowledge Of bronze was
among the learning Of the aborigi-
ncs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

likewise with whom we have the
honorof speakIng2'
Certainly" replied Gascon, draw
ing himself up to his full height and
walking majestically; Tam the Great
Mogul."
The Emperor Alexander often re-
lated this amusing episode to his
friends.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

The Committee on Printing of the
House Of Representatives will report
the testimony of their investigation
of the Government printing office
next week, and can hardly do less
than recommend the impeachment
Of a, M. Clapp, the Public Printer,
and criminal prosecution against
him for fragrant violations flaw, fall.
siiicotion of books, and porycrsion of
the public money,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11
A Phlladelphla Trleh.

When stranger has climbed fouI
pairs of stairs and made half doz.
en- turns he finds himself at the door
of the chiefeditorial room of the Phil,
adelphia Bulletin. Max Adeler sits
just inside, and as the stranger en-
tiers he is seated at Adlers righthand
He is seated in an old fashioned Stint
bottomed chair, the bottom of which
has gone to look for the dust of the
Pilgrim fathers. There's a newSpa-
per spread over the vacant spot and
Mr. Adeler acknowledgements.
sit right down-fne day-when
did you arrive?
That man sits down. If he is a
small man he sits on the floor, his
feet slant toward the ceiling, his
knees dig into his throat and his
back is drcadfully bent while his hat
is iammed over his eyes.
Fell through, eh?' inquiries Mr.
Adler as he looks around. "How do
you like Philadelphia?
The stranger struggles, finds him.
selffast and asks to be extricated.-
He is politely informed that it is
against the rules of the office to cx.
tricatc any one whofalls through the
chair in which Artemus Ward use to
sit, and in just the condition he left
it.
."Does Philadelphia come up to
your ideas?" kindlyinquires Mr.. Ad.
eler as he opens another exchange.
The stranger sets to work to burst
that chair or break his back, but he
can do neither. He thinks the joke
has been carried far enough, but is
informed that it is not joke-that
no man around that office was more
sober in his life.
The victim tries to laugh and re.
marks that five minutes more will
finish his spinal column.
ooh, no, it WON'T replies Mr.. AIDE.
Ter. "Why, | have known men who
were on the verge of the grave to live
in your position for one hour and
sixteen minutesp
After quarter of an hour Or more
Mr.. Adeler calls in three more editors
and introduces them to the stranger,
and they want to know ifhe is pleas.
ed with Philadelphia, and if he has
any hard feelings against the memory
of William Penn. Five minutes is
then spent in debating whether the
victim can be extricatcd under sus-
pension of the rules. The vote is a
tie and the city editor is called in to
cast a ballot. He makes speech, ex-
planning his reasons for voting yes y
and after twenty-five minutes have
passed away the stranger is released
n photograph of William Penn given
him, and he is told than any street
car line will take him to the Cen
tennial grounds,-Dctroh Free Press.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

The contraction of the currency, as
shown by the Secretary of the Treas,
ury, is over S26,0O0,00O in the last
FIVE months as follows. Greenbacks
S5,0O0O00 National Bank currency
~ 100000.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS
BRICK MASON!

NllE undersigned respectfully informs
/ the citizcns Of Point Pleasant and vi,
entity that he is prepared to do all kinds
of brick work on short notice Those who
want work VI this kind done would do well
to call and SEQ INC. \. II. FULLER.
Residence corner OF Wand lth Streets.
april 70 I'm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

Alittle sevon-yoar-old boy up town
was recently told by his mother that
she would start him to school this
session Looking upin great sur.
prise, and shaking his head omin-
ously, he replied, 81 can't go to
school; | don't spell well enough"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

"Dcar me, Mrs. Spriggs, how is it
you always have such u tall, big SER
yont?' "Why, my dear, look at the
saving; one big one eats less than
two little ones"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

The paroxysm of coughing may
often be prevented or cured by using
q little dry salt as u garglo II will
stop the tickling in the throat
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

Never attempt to do anything that
is not right. Just so surely as you
do, you will get into trouble Sin al
ways brings sorrow sooner or later
If You ever suspect that anything is
wicked, do it not until you are sure
that your suspicious were groundless,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11

There are moments when the two
worlds, the earthly and the spiritual,
sweep by near to each other, and
when earthly day and heavenly
night touch each other in the twi-
light.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-11
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Voice Of God.
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Priests. Kings and Heroes Also the occur euces OF
Four Hundred years from the last of the Prophets
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-14

FoR Book BINDING or Ruling, go tt
The ARGUS Bindery. No better work
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able, Work done quick. Lraye orders
at The Argus Counting Room, opposite
the Post office If
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, 1876-05-17
Altc 3cifalnaeu.

u 1T telt rFen. pa6 in Der fpmmeneen
Centennial d3situns . @uafhauna @rsmsla c
ron alien ,nb.fi9enthiim idea 2situnaen oYs=
eeIest nert en- lpacn. lin bie{e 6lmmIu IA
redt titerrhant Su mddtsnt iperpen ale rieie-
nigen, MeIte brgleiNen @rsmplarc b .Gssn,
srluGt lol6e 5r %ienoen. gEir bpfsa. /. j. pie
les @elu@ pielen Auflaus fncm nit, unp bic
Wepabran9 ~bellflben bic 2nefteluna um 70
iuteTc1an,er mabea tpirp. 9lQe pslhe 70 de
3ettunSen babsn unp pae DrOtsft untfr ltuBen
%lppllel,, limb erla9t, e%ieloen umsebenb an
ZEN p~lpiIon Der u@snentinl giepspaper st.
bibltton" Sairmpunt @art Wbil neipbia, nrs
plsIttt an Serrn See. y. Slowed, 10. lter , c
Sabe 81 teigr9en bat, at3uleneei.
vs. mereen III benlelben 3ettel anesbeftet
nit BEN Namen per lie aeIanpt bat n ale
GNrlprgs Hiro 9etroTen. DAP lie nibt B. (NGeist
psroen. Wop Der Mus ts0ung wsrpel bie-
ieIten Gem GtAeulDimsr wieosr suselteut Oher
penn fs'nf Srrer are, ben, / esnp fillem Mu-
lfum finSsrir BIT pper eiHea bifpr IteA Welell-
ldbatt tlbe 9eten. Sa benz lesten Grifge mur-
cen pie!t SeitunSen aueseseben, IN welGsu pie
SGpiert9teiten, pomit Der S%erauSatber. bic.
lss rper jsnss Slaitss 81 slnpfsa bate, anse.
9ebtn. EOtbes, b aue5 uno Aelbes &inm de.
lu1sspaplsr une anoere Y acpeo tpurne III b +
Np1p 9etrdng:. Spl9e \ renlpIdte baefl ELL
bslpnoerts 5ntsreIr leBt.
Die V0rlbelle tiir pas VubIipm elmer lrl-
6tn Sanmln 9, npp einleuGterb uuo besarf
tetnr ~psitsren Y flaruus unp Die @elrasnbsit
cine CUTE oanoIang su tbnu, it iere IL an Die
4oanp as5cben. gin e'nselueS glatt lit tir
ben etseI tblner of menis perto, absr IN
Us'blupuns mi, mrbrersn, Die paun cine g ANN
luHs tilpen, erbalt t%allelbe ais Gin WanSss gro.
sen Wsrtb. SO fab mands geate, mei6s
lOlbe GarioFtitea auftep brit, bic wsnis Stet
gar tetnen prafitl ell NuBen BARON bapen, unp
sS es miro ssbUFt, Rap plsle ben beM @slnb
nit 9sr9nlsen emit .re9 II. Ob, pe,lDnl,ue
}%erlAre, tSnnsa lt bic, gun NWyea Der Selu.
der ber Centennial &Wa lteluna tbun NIB Elm
patrptll9ss ltnterNebmsa lebt untsltriBen.
, 1876-05-17

g%pli5ci @eri6 t. 6ol9enoe
,yQlle fane1 seltern in bielem 8crl4tc
AIR 8erhonolung:
%. s. 6. @orucit, nngeflagt lpegerl
2mufsubeit unb @elebilbertretnn9 emit
~laiien.
aeluis ocptt, farbi9, anseflo9t bic
Glnnple Gaines o%nac9rificn uNb 9elbla
gtr su baben, entlafen.
Mfortbn &anooIpb. ongcfla9t Den
Spbn q. 9opis nit Sootlbia8 9eorpbt
Al babsn, lpuroe inter 9iir9l@oIt ge-
itsllt, auf 6 Monate Den 6rieoen sit ball
Ten.
g9orlss aidetts, onoetlast lue9er
9rnl fenbcit, muroe aui bentc perl3o'
ben, oa CT niAt eri9ien.
parrist Sobnlon uno Wcrtfa gSll'
lianas, ansetla3t ii0 sc9snleltl9 &C.
i0impft uno ~mibbanoelt 81 boben, bat
len je So uno Die Soften 5u bejaDlell.
Nancy Ysrtins, an9efla9t :pe9cn Se-
ridtsbeleioigung, cntlulien.