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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21
More Reform w ork.

The Reformers of this State have failed in
cord into the ranks Of the Democratic party
They are now offering resolutions in the SEN
ate to the effect of having thorough inyes-
LEGATION of the business of the Comptroller's
aud Treasurer Offices, which is willingly ac-
coded TO, aye, invited by the occupants of said
Offices.
Mr.. Dennis, OF Somerset county, a Demo-
cratic Rcformer, and with whom the other
Democratic nominees of that county refused 10
conduct The campaign any further unless
there was discoutinuance Of his calumni-
Gus platiiude which he made use Of in its open
ing toward them, thinks it would be sitting
the investigation 10 extend it back further
than January LIST, 1868, while other repre-
sentatives are DESTROYS of having it extended
to January l, 1868. It's right that the rec
ords OF the latter date should be referred to,
and the administration of the State by the
party preceding the present one he collatcd for
comparison, and then we all will be able to
see which party has been the more economical
with the peoples money.
Mr.. Dennis wishes the investigation to be
submitted TO a select committee; although
bearing toward the occupants of the two
Offices great enmitv, he insnuates bis desire
to head the committee. Mr.. Bannon made a
speech favoring the submission of the investi-
cation 10 joint standing committee which,
according to the constitution, was the proper
one to make ;he investigation.
Unless there was great change and more
justice done within the party, Mr.. Dennis
said, it would be sent TO where the 'vultnres
prey in place of where the eagle has scared. :"
Should he like the rest of his kidney" give
the Republicans control Of the State through
their continued deceit for sake of selfaggran-
dizement, we refer them to Mr.. Bane's speech
in Congress for their future fate. They would
then reach their utmost altitude toward that
supernal city by being suspended from the
lofty soaring OF the eagle and condemned to
the place where the vultures prey for their
''sin of deceit"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21
STEER

STATE OF MARYLAND. Montgomery county, Set.
HEREBY CERTIFY that on this 18th day
of January, in the year 1876, personally APP
reared Samuel Thrift of said county, before
the subscriber, one of the Justices of the Peace
of the State of Mary land in and for Mont
gomery county, and made oath in due form of
LAW that there came trespassing on his enclos-
ures about the LIST OF October last, RED
STEER, supposed TO be about three years old
next Spring, with horns, and marked with
slit in the left ear Given under nv hand
THOS. Ii. 0FFUTT, j P.
The owner of the above described Steer is
requested 10 come forward, prove property,
pay charges aud take him away.
jan 2l-2tP SAMUEL Thhit Is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

Coon HT.-Mr Waddell, of North Car
olina in the course of his remarks in Com
gress, on Tuesday last, in favor of the Cen
tennial appropriation, paid the following COM
piment to the bravery Of bomb proof Blaine
He said, 1.-The soldier element of the late Con-
federacy, of which he was one, had not en-
tered into the late irritating debate They
bad sat in silence under the FIRE of Mr. Blaine,
with no other feeling than that of gratitude
for having escaped from so terrible an enemy
as Mr.. Blaine must have been during the war,
when he wac so much younger than now"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21
ORDER NT@E.

In the matter of the sale, by John Fl.
Williams, Collector of State and Coun-
ty Taxes of the Third Election Dis
trict of Montgomery County, of por-
ton Of the Real Estate of the Mary
land Freestone Mining and Manufac-
turing Company of Montgomery coun-
ty, Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

DONATION PARTY The members of ST.
Mary's (Catholic) church, accompanied by
several ladies of other denominations, visited
the residence of the genial Father Mackin, who
has so ably and satisfactorily served his con-
gregation for the last five years, upon the af-
ternoon of Saturday last, and cheerfully do
mated sacks of -four, meats, articles Of wearing
apparel, utensils of domestic usage, and small
sums Of money.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. the Annual
Meeting of the Montgomery County Agricul-
tural Society, held ut the court house on
Tuesday last, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year;
President, E. J. Hall.
Wee Presidents John II. Strain, w. W.
Blunt, John II. Gassaway, Nicholas D .Olfutt,
Asa NJ. Stabler, John A. Baker.
Secretary, Spencer G. Jones.
Treasurer, H. Talbot.
E1ecutige COMMITTEE Joseph T. Bailey,
John Saunders, John e. Wilson, VIM. S
Brooke, Edward G. Gilpin.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

DONATION PARTY AT DARNEsTowN The
good people of Darnestown, Nd, made sur
prise visit to the house of Rev. Mr.. Beach
pastor of the Presbyterian church, on Tues
day evening the 4th inst. II was not n visit
of ceremony, but of hearty good will and
manifest kindness. The evening was agreea-
bly, spent in free, social intercourse, enlivened
by vocal and instrumental music. When the
assembly dispersed, the retiring party went
away with light hands, but with hearts glad
dened by the purpose and effort to cheer ard
help the pastor and his family. This visit is
pleasant remembrance. 1t has added mate
rally to the comfort of the pastor. 1t will
not be without reward.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

A medium was very badly treated in
Houston. Texas. recently. He wanted to have
his hands tied whereupon the county jailer
stepped upon the platform and proposed 10
slip a pair of handouts on bis wrists The
professor declined the bracelets and the audi
ence voted to ride him on rail Finally
they agreed TO let him go, if he would return
the money. The receipts, Sl46 We're dis
gorged, and motion carried unanimous
" to give the amount TO an orphan asylum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

The January Term Of the Circuit Court for
this county convened on Monday last with
Judges Bowie and Bouic on the bench, and
adjourned on Wednesday. There was no
business of any interest to the outside world
TRANSFERRED
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

Mr.. Holman, of Indiana, was doubtless
surprised man when his proposition to repeal
the resumption act was voted down by vote
of lie tc l5S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

John A. BurriSs being the only one killing
FIVE birds was declared the winner. Albert
Thompson being the only one that scored the
round o, was consoled by saying he picked
every bird We noticed the principal feathers
were left He being Just from the West, we
supposed his eye was better on large game
such as the buffalo, etc. All seemed 10 be
well pleased, not "A word of dissatisfaction be-
ing heard from any one.
Allow me to correct the statement of the
Aduocate, given in last weeks issue, as to 80
feet rise 1t should have been 81 feet. We
suppose the mistake originated from the fact
that the reporter did not measure the distance.
Yours truly, K. |. p.
Mr. Smith, Speaker of the House o. Dele
gates, who fills seat in the Legislature for
the first time, and is quite young, is said TO
preside over the deliberations of that body
with dignity aud wisdom unsurpassed by
any Speaker of recent date.
The Republicans have appointed as the time
and place OF holding the Presidential nomiua-
ting convention, Cincinnati, in June next
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

The Democratic Executive Committee is to
to select the time and place for the meeting of
tho Democratic Convention 10 nominate eau
didates for President and Vice President.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

GRANT AGAINST BLAISE.-Geueral Grant
said in his message in 1873 81 renew my pre-
vious recommendation to Congress for general
amnesty. The number engaged in the late
rebellion yet laboring under disabilities is
very small, but enough to keep up a constant
irritation. No possible danger can accrue to
the government by restoring them to eligibil-
ty to hold Office
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

TIN PARrY.--A very agreeable affair in the
shape of "Tin Party" came Off, under the
auspices of the pupils, at st. Mary's Institute
in this place, on Friday night last. There
was quite crowd in attendance and all
seemed to enjoy themselves.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

REDUCED Prices. -Those of our readers in
want Of bargains in Dry Goods should not fail
to read the new advertisement of BENZ. Miller
in to-days issue. This popular house is we'll
known to our citizens, who prefer buying
there to patronizing the clap-trap establish
ments where "cheap" auction goods are sold
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

Acres Of good land. Inquire oil He2ekiah
Trail, Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

The widow of ex-Presideut johnson died at
her daughters residence near Greenville
Tenn, on Saturday night
The Legislature of Kentucky has elected
Mr. Geek United Sta ties Senator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21
THE NJ ARkETS
ported teekly for The Sentinel JH II NJ. tai
BoTr, Commission Merchant.

In consequence of the water being drawn
from the canal, thus preventing The mills from
grinding grain Of all kinds is dull.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

nRDERED this 18th day of January,
I 1876, that the Auditors Report fled in
the above cause, be ratified and coufi med un-
less cause to The contrary thereof he shown
on or before the It'll day OF February, 1876,
Proyideda copy Of his order be inserted in
some newspaper Published at Rockville in
said Montgomery county, once in each o.
three successive weeks before said Tlh day Of
February, 1876.
f. B. PRETTYMAM. Cl'k
Crcnit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
ian 2l-3t L. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk,.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

FERTILIZERS AND SEEDS. Our agricultural
readers will notice that our old friend + l..
Moore, of Georgetown, D c., is Offering great
bargains in Fertilizers and Seeds for the
next thrty-days Now is the time to give
him call and secure bargains.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21

hon. Rev. Johnson arrived 1t home from
Europe on Wednesday last
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-21
ORD DR NT@TA
AMERICUS DAWSON
VS..
JOSEPHINE STANG AND OTHERS.

In tie Circuit Court for Montgomery County,
sitting as u Court Of Equity.
, 1876-06-03

'Hrtt Frdnctscn Chronfrff.
Beginning q !nses up the Virgin River, noun
up tlu Virgin and Muddy Rivers, In Ncyaia.
There ure openings now made FROM u 10 20 miles
up tho Virgin Klycr ut different places. Frun q
to u ,nlics up these openings ui.envgr species
presenting to tho casual observer The appearance
Of con.Hnll c0azse gray granttc. These openings
nro al the Cnst sltiu III ths Virgin River, from
u1o fourth tn nuc-hAlf milo from tta bankB. At
point ~ miles III, tho sIsrr, mil IN ita Western
sts!c, IL . mountain OF pure whlto crystalllzcd
salt, white as the driven snnw md transparent
almost ~ gass. 1t IL at once Il pleasing u,t!
interesting spectacle tt sec The great Tnassus III
crystal.iiko salt Us thrown out by 3 Or 4 foot
klIlst. These pure md beautiful tilmks resemble
fnr tbs irc.llouSc. Oh llnring t1l'.ss u iiclles
Thick over column III Tho Chronicle the !Iuu
print could ln reaI easily. Ttg formation
Of the snlt dcposlt II Il" outt very anclcnt, tlat
ricc tlsc deposit VIVA nude tbs great upleavals
and earthquake ern lmye oa.llrred which Envo
changed tho whole appearance Ut the country
for great distances arouIp1. 'lhcsc snlt bluffs
Ur mountains ca1i lIc identified for long tl!s-
tat'ro by Thy peculiar rols'r of t. surface, Which
~ Ut reddish or orange cnlor. Underneath thLs
formation, IA well Us IN II, Ia peculiar kLn,l ut
Micarcnus sedi1Hentary granite. Another very
intrsestng natura' curiosity Visited unt exam
inct here Is q natural suit well, mile northwest
Of tlle ferry, II Ia Oh .1ncsu, which extends up
md down tho river on Tia northern bunk. Tlia
tncsa Is a drift formation formed Of small JlIi,-
hlcs aMi howllcra tntxcl with earthly mattcr.
The well Ia larEe circular opening IN tho ,nesa,
some HoU feet III circumference, with abr,lpt
dissent +" thc surfarc uf the well, which Is 30
feet hclom tbs surface. The watct Is exceedingly
salt, far m1ru 30 thnn any sa!t sprfng, unfl lIas
aec1l s,untlesl to depth of 1ad feet. 1t Is u
spltnllt! natural Enls-tmth, in which tho bathcr
Vt water,
, 1876-06-03

whtcl, VIC will not dwell npon, but, elnrlrg our
eyes, pnea un to tho tIinc of the Empire, mud
proceed nt once to tho h',,n OF sllc mobile ltlt
unfortunate Josephine, " widow IN tho eyes NJ
roeon, pol @ bnt silI III E"p!cse En- anil sttil n''oTc'!
by the French people, whU Ind not approved OF
the t!irurcr. ...
Sitting h m apartmcnt of tho pa1aee, her ov'n .
li.tsnlnp viii . snlie I'd groHp .,,',t q
young la,lies-ufhonor who were. soliciting
permission to give s,,lne cs,nratlcs In en"t.ln'e
IT,, y E ,s s"tSa r.; ill.,, With p,rst' miy ,y cyan s,
sre TO 1t Tint tbs costumes are furnished.
Thanks to the generosity Df tho EmiNrnr, my
own wardrobe Is nll-suiipicnt; rce wflAt MIR
chant lns junt scnt mei'' nrhl catcfcss!y she
sI,urnctl With IlCr foot
cr!Il robe wl,tl, lny utiun thu lolr.
The garment wns N beautiful that tho young
cat Of tic !u,cs, enthusiastically rlapring her
ha,,!s' srie,l oat: "IIcass"sl hut your Majesty
si %.ppyi . VIZ aa9aret "a1$ Josephine, with sigh;
Bic Bic ,eei,r ssss iRa. {ost in thought for moment;
then, throwing oif tho ,nrlnpries which up
prcsecd her, .lc arost', snyIng, "Fo!!nw mc,
by the thoughtirsE throng, eic entered the
room wllrrc l,cr wardrobe WIS kept. The eyes
Of the young la'lics opened ~ Wild ns ll tlUse
OF the wn'nl-coppcr' M,ll whci. o entered il'c
cayeof All 1!aba, at ttn wonders 'f lslee an'l
nrt could furnish and money procure was tl,rrc
"Tnkc your choice, my cf,itttrofi," enid the
generous Empress; "an,uac yourselves In te-
lcctng from nil tic beautiful .lrrssca which
dazzle you 81. You are free to taku nnyth!ng
you find, with olic exception, md ttnt tt tuo
sacred for my one to touch. Dut," tlle rGntif,-
uc,l Ercing tic curiosity depleted fl their nces,
"! inay Show. yos. this wonderful trcnsnrc.'',,
You may iInngine how thu nltEtls VI those
ynutlg girls were affected. What new wonder
were tllry to beholdt Could It be posafl,lc thAt
anything moro prev!o,s than what they had ai-
rc!dy behalf c,,illd exist Smiling nj the won.
der sic isml herself created IN ti,er minds,
slIu slowly drew from the corner nt
her Iewe!-casc, nut Il, present. of Nh
polcan, not tho gift Of q geut, hut tho
1.amsiwosk OF Pierre lIcl!o,-tho Iittlc sllucs of
Mnr!e Rose,-for ynl. have guessed cre now that
the Empress Josephine md The little 6arefootvl
tlnurcr ilrc onc n1lti the sn,ltG person.
When the sword nf i.oDu,arte hogan 10 tGw
Europu, Jnacphine Mnrlu Rose Tascllcr dc Ia pl-
Ecrtc was chosen Us happy Queen.
but thcre cuiuc tr1npcsts md stosn,a, enemies
fell uEon and crusllcsi Francc, md anld all
this tho prophecy Of tho old ncgrcss WAS full
lllIcd.
The bird Ind dropped Its rose, mud the Gre
ole oi tic Three 1slalds, twice crowned tltccn,
pcrlshcl amid tho tcmpcst.-lkome journal.
, 1876-06-03

Faith, Hope, and Mercy came from Heaven,
Tu aid tuDr, suffering 1nan,
Who had with sin Rnts SUTTON atrlyep
Fer Blnce thu world began.
Thny yi+lt honso where tho poor arc fed,
The weakest tlsst to aid;
In Ioatlso1no cells they found the "dead,"-
= Dead since thu world was nude
Mercy shed tears at tito wrctched atght;
Ilope gazcd with sa4s!cacd Iouk; :
While Fs1th remembered promise bright,
Writ iu tho lI0iy Duok.
With lure did alcrcy'a heart o'crQow,-
She gave both air ami light;
Nh!lo kindest deeds did slu beston,
From curly morn I'll night.
Hons gavo now courage to tho mind,
With strength AilI power to move;
While Faith gafu AIyh& to all the blind,
Aud bads them look atoye,
4 voice, an soft az lTghtcat breeze,
t'pake IL these angels three:
"Whate'eE ye'ye dune TO the least Of these,
Yo'vc done It unto no.
Cu.cAuo, May II, 1871. Il. A. A.
, 1876-06-03

An Arab under sentence Of drath II. Algeria
has pctitlonrd, mt to bu tardont.t hut tu lie vi.
lowed 10 be executed by the subre, instca. af
the Ku!llotnc. The Inst execution by tbs yasl-
Nus un Aleatta,l. liz nut Ills head Oh .hr buck,
aud, euK,us su src l.,w the kcltyttur waulh le
wicltlst, iookctl at the Arab, WIN was 10 fright
encd thut Iii hand proved unsteady, unl hc had
u hack on the head with knlio. Tile multi
pursued tho iinlucky exerlltiUncr With ttunes
nEtl CURSES, although liz was 50 expert that le
l,ld ltiscaca III u single day 1aD rrbcls, anl In
Tho orthodox fahl,ion, having rutllricnt nllsrv
owners chest, After this failure thc Frrnch
~!opted The gu!llotine In the colony IL well w
Ut GuMc,
, 1876-06-03

tho yarl he s.artc,l on tho run for n
gateway leading tn,o the : street, ~, nt
ous Of Indian yclls. Tic guard IN duty
1t the Entc, instcml Of becoming frightened,
calmly nwaited Ills npproarh Az Iirltntngrr
ncarrtl the g,arl he i1,n'lr Il desperate spring
toward him, evidently lntcmlIng 10 orcrpowrr
stx-footcr, atcppr,! bnels n few parcs, mud dealt
lin ltccnail-l!ka llow sluarrly between the
ryrts, Which acnt him sprawl{ng nlnn his hack
with as murh force aa llc taltr. J1cl,ntnger'A
tlusc wns hatlly broken ntt his EYES arn entirely
rinaet, md The guard latl two kntrkrs driven
lihck 1irLint1lger thinks the tcsrura Of tllu liz
!lian warriors and their yels TINT we rcMl about
III the tnlcs of early American life arc all fiction,
and calculated to n,islcad tlcmtnsas of The rising
IrtlErutfutf.
, 1876-06-03
RtattnfffH


Tho Par!s correspondent Of tho London Daily
Ishgraph writes to that journal on stay ! M.
Da,lcl de Fsllcyllie, Professor ut The University
A. Word ~ he Prlinees. de Bau9jcnon!'s Gus,
which is likely to 10 more toward advancing thu
question Of divorce in Frunce than any of n.
Atrxanlse Dumas rercnt wurks: NJ: De Follc-
Vile cossf.itrs that wife who IA legally scparat
Cd from l!cr husl'u,d has y right 70 l,tcome
naturnlizcd III country where divorce Is na-
th0rlzel BY the law, aul thru 10 take ntlyantagu
Of II to marry aEaln. IL Hives, very aouiid
ssa BY npy III s"Ris :" s .stis Sste xn mt i
IN COURSE of tl,no must make lts way Into thu
Frcncll rode. Tho sad Ease nt the rrlnrcss do
1,aurrcmont has revived the discussion IN
tuken Up the; rrlnccss Side u the question.
Nevertheless, wcre she to return to Frnncr at
present, she would ut oIco bc arrettcl aual
prosecuted for njgamy and adalscry. THIS
iBrfore leaving Paris with her motilrr liz
Trlnccss do Clitnay, whose advanced agu ami
drlicate state Of health would mt allow her Il,
undergo tho hardship Of the Siege, Mime, na
haulffsmont gave up her resdenes IN Paris for
Thanks tu the lust Pastor Coqucrcl's indcfut!g.
ahle efforts, that Of d. Ch.tnay soon become
onu Ut t!ie best organized In Paris. Every room
was occupied by wuundcd men, who, ~ soon "a
they bcca,ne coAVaicsctnt, were removed to q
house that Ind Just been built In tho Avenue le
In Tour a1nubouEg by prinrc uilcsco, Nine. Du
Hah{I1emont's present husband. Ilapiug been
attarlcu to The Ambulance sle Ch!lnuy III tic
quality Of tty9ra.i<r, LEFT parls Immediately
after thu Siege .was raised and went for i
mouths tlulet aud rest to ClsEcns, on the Lake
Of Geneva haA been therB few days when
%as informed that two al!cs, supposed to be-
!opg to thu French ,.ot|esst, were staying eloso
TO where | had put up. They t,ad Kept tho
sstrletest ineognltI, aud had Visited uobody.
Hearing that hatl Just arrived fron rar1s, they
were anxious tn hear something about what I
iati heen. Not onre was questioned Us to tho
state of this Hotel d. Chlsiiay, Its furniture or
belongings mud When volunteered SONS III
formation ~ to the ,laIIluge dung 10 tlle house
and gurticns Nine. De lautlrcuont eynecd tr
greatest indifference us tu tho losses slp might
hare sustained, Desiring only to k',nw how lnuny
wounded We hna bern able to accommodate,
and whether they lad mt suffered frou1 tho
nEivatinne of tsIc stegc. Just abuut this thus
Cob llr DautIEcInont had rctus1lti to I'uris alll
on finding. his house still occupied by certain
number Of insalils Inquired III Dt. Hroca, tho
surgeon In astctI.lant, wlcu be coulu take
l'onorssloil 81 his npastlncnt. As soun Us Ills
eitton of these ilcll permits Of their beIng
retlloscd, coionrl. Not oLv hour trtorc,n
answcsed thy Dvetor.'
, 1876-06-03
THE I{AINIi{11Y.FIHH.

In the fatnl!y VI !isE-a there arc few species
that hayo the stngula~ t4bit Ut building nests to
shelter their offspring. Tho littlo Stickoback
TINT inhahtts English watcrt is one Of these, aud
Is especially prtzel as MI lna.atc Of the uqua-
Rum, whcrc Its skill In architecture may be
plainly observed. W. hayu some time ugo
described tho domestic structures built by this
Tiny lsfl, which urc remarkable for their curious
workmanship. Lutcly there Inns bepn introduced
into Europe tropical species, called, from Its
vivid colorlug, the lta!nDow.Fish," which
rivals thc aticlileback iu the art with which It
constructs reecptuclo for Its eggs and young
fry. Chausbers' Journal eontatus all interesting
abstract Of q paper rcal by Monsieur Carbo1i-
ntea before the Paris AcclIuatisatlon aoticty, In
which tho Authsr describes the operations of the
Isainbow-fish throughout tho whole process Of
notification. AZ With thu stlcklebaek, It Is the
Malo lialubow-Fish which Is tho nrst.hudur,-
Ills mate taking no burden upon herself IN the
provision for her young This Is one of the few
INSTANCES III tue anfnul world wAere thu cares VI
parchtage arc property Divided.
Vi the ilalnbuw-fisl. dcrpeli in Intensity, und,
IS i darts la nc"ildsE!uE ulazes thFong tbs
.:s. "a1s tas t1a t a se y f .s@ s @m + On sots s
thAt Is stugularly captivating. Wllet tbs huur
has come for II to cu,itnencc the work Ut build
lug, thr hitny carpenter chtyoscs Its materials
rum tf.s stluatic foliage W whci. 1t Ia sur
rounle1 According II the authority already
quoted, Monsieur Farlennler states FROM hls
nwn observation that "the weeds growing tn
lte aquarium III Which hutno Ut Ills specimens
were contlnc'i We're u y kind which would not
A,at. The ilsh tnrc oil bits Vt the leaves In his
ino'tl, n'nl expcIlc4 ttIctn tuwards tho surface;
but iLctr eiGellic gravity WIS too great, and Ills
eiysts were u'a'aii'g. Monsieur Carbunslcr.
with guiek perception IT the ls!'s wants, r.
PLACED the plaNtx Wltl othrse VI = ducr texture,
, 1876-06-03

The hoston correspondent Of the Worcester
hpV relates thy following "a loyrly story OF
city ncghhnslillcss touched INC the other tlay,
sosue Ettt to .nnf hoSplia ncatly "piosltc @ i,er
own house: shc was pft!tal uni syishhpathctr,
and soon found that two Ut thu Invalid wof,lc,a
took great co'nfort in looking into thu lighted
s!ttinS'roohl u hsr own home, nnl seeing all
sorry:when tho sha,les shut out tho sIght: Atter
that, all winter long, the shades wcTu lett IN
until thu hospital patients were IN he'd and they
grew very fond Of that friendly group whu1il
they knew IN ,,o other way, hut who werc I'll Will
tngto Do their part toward setting the solitary
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