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@urou,an advertisements.
Proved TO he the best preventive Of

Proved 70 he the best preventive Of
snALL-Pox, FEVER and SKIN DISEASES.
Ills tho most agreeable WALKING and refreshing OF all sa
lpes and gives instant relief in Headaches Sea or Bilious
Sickness It quickly form Of Erupye skin
Complaints Tho various diseases arising from Constipation.
Climatic Influences the Liver Blood Impuries Inocua
on the results OF Breathing infected with Fevers Mea
es Smallpox and prevented by It's Sold
by all Chemists and the Manufacturer
The numerous statements aud letters relating to s marvel
GUS effect positive in scarlet eveT and other blood
poi.ons are remarkable and painfully suggestive OF
great neglect whenever the PYRTIC sALIN not en-
poyed in these diseased ut furnishes the blood with its
lost saline consttuents"tDr Morgan. NJ d. etc. etc.
The late Dr. Thurey 10 his letters and lecnres
found act specific the worst form Of Scarlet Fever
NO OTHER medicine being gwen
NOTICE MY Trademark AND NAME
BUFF-COLoRED WRAPPER.
AL other saunes are
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
in fact an attempted fraud the public well as myself
Sold by all Chemists the Maker In patent glass stop
perod bottles % Cd, IA Sd, 11,, and 2ls each.
Special Agents Messrs RAIMEs, Liverpool, Edinburgh,
and York: GLASGOW APoTHECARIEs COMPANY, and
HATRICK & Co., Glasgow
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p m.
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Dec: o.
a. m, taston, Bethlehem, Allentown, Match CHUNK,
HaKetOn Beaver Meadow, MahanOy CITY, Shenan Oah MI
Carmel, Wilkesbarre Ptston, Elmra &C. connecting Win
trains for Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara ta
tho West
D. M for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauoh Chpnk,
Haieton MahanOy city Shenandoah Wkesbarre, Pttson,
TunKhannock &C, making close connections for Reading,
louisville and Harrisburg
p. M, for Easion, bethlehem, Allentown. and Mauoh
Chunk stopping at all stations a., ,.. , .,,. =,
lentown Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre, pttston Ginira &c,
connecting for Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo
Niagara Falls West Pullman sleeping Coaches
attached. kOBr IA. SASRk, Supt and Engr.
Eastern Office OF Church and COrtlnit sta
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS. Agent.
I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
II WINTER ARRANGEMENT;
commencing Oct 90 1919 Trains leave huntersf olh1 ~
iolOwss
800 m-EIpress mall for GreenpOrt Sag HArbOr. and
Hampstead
1000 m-Mal train for Port Jefferson. Locus, Valley
Hampstead, and Rockaway. -
il5O m Accommodation for Hcksville and Hampstead
$50 mEXpress for 0reenpOr sag Harbor LOCUST Val
ley, Hampstead, and hockaway. - . ,,,, -
13O n-EXpress for Port Jefferson, Locust Valley and
$50 r-EIpress for Locust Valley Hampstead and Rock
n8o Accommodation for Northpori aud Hampstead
Trains leave hourly for Flushing frOm $50 ~. 70 7i3O
m. and at 8. 1880 anS,lldinn1P Trn.,v.
600 m.-FOr Port Jefferson Locust Valley and Hemp
". sNlDEk 0ensrs. AzhASeR
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Ocean Gteamers.

STATF LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, III D 1nO.
= lin, Belfast, and Londonderry. These nrs'ohA'" '
Hed sNs Dr. 40 Sorin Riyer-Paclno NAL D0ck Ma q
srATF OF ~ Mr. "a
STATE OF rssdav Anril
STATE OF INDIANA I,rst CABIN $50 $40
and $40 Excurslon Tickets $3.50. Second ANIL Ca Nv
,mrn TSckefs $50 Hteerage at lowest rates ApPy
turn grfN 4ki DWIN CO. Agents, ~ Broadway NJ T.
sTEERAaE OFFICE, No. 10 BROADWAY.
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THE EXAMINER,
AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY REVIEW or POLITICS
LITERATURE SCIENCE, AND ART.
Established lS0S)

Established lS0S)
Weekly 2s pages post free America a. per annu
la Cd
"The main objects Of THE ExAMINER Newspaper" said
LEIGH HUNT Of the work which he and hs brother JOHN
HUNT oommenc In 1901 were To assst In producing reform
Parliament beraty Of opinion In general specially free.
dom from superstition snd fusion OF literary tastes into all
subjects whatever Great advances been made po
ltca social and literary progress during tho sixty
which the lifetime OF THE EXAMINER already
and good reforms In which lElGH HUNT ALBANY
FoSBLAS0uy, joins BTuAKr MILL aud their associates
have been aoheyed but these refunns Lave only
prepared tho for others yet TO be effected THE EXAM
fNk accordance with It's na principles and traditions
do much useful service the u
now has former years IL strives honestly and
heartily 10 aid ts readers In forming sound opinions
important Of the day and In drawing
conclusions promote wise thought
action toward removal Of aud abusea from which
world attn suffers and toward the development OF views
that necessary TO the ncreasdw slbsng OF all classes Of
society.
LONDON, ENGLAND, +. DALLow lac STRAND
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNI FED STATES NAH.
The Steamers OF tins line take the Routes
Ii0ut. haury. u g. N, south O the Banks
passage 10 Queenstown all tho round.
REPUBLIC, tATt HDNI, March 4, noon.
GERMANfC. SATURDAY March at3p.m
CELTIC. SATURDAY. March H. AZ II
ADRlATIC. SATURDAY. March 2 P. at m.
BALTIC SATURDAY. April !, at IL q. IN.
fHOM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER 90. NORTH
RIVER
TbeBe steamers uniform In size and IN
pointmenta Tho Saloon staterOoms Smoking and Bath
Rooms are placed RmdAhps where the noso and motion
arc eas fei snordng degree Of comfort hitherto unat
tsinable at sea.
EAEss saloon. 81 $50 and siOe Eold Return Tickets
= favorable terms. ateerage. SIS.
Of plans and other information apply At the
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HAVANA MARKET.

FAVANA, March 2.-spsDish Cold 2lO02lOiA Exchange
Gull tho United states go days currency lZDll dis
fount short sight, d. l1002 discounts short sight gold
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BUEIALA March S-Eeceipts-Plour. 1900 bblti MneaA
Moo bush 0hipmsltS-yleUT 5000 oblsJ Wheat l4OOo
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can no supplied with London Clothing,
Of the finest materials, perfect IN style
and o., by following the instructions of
our Self n os-urement RulCs, m our New
Fashion Book, which, with SAMPLES 81
materials. n forwarded post Tree. re
mlttaucs of half the amount must be
sent with orirr. bat the remainder need
not be- paid TIL the delivery oi the goods
uf irrfrTredl, - arrangements have
been made that the forwarding Com
pauies 4 ent shall at tho time OF dchy.
cry At any gwen address collect tho bal
ance dn". together With forward ng
charges aud Cusioms dues Ihia mOdo
Of collection ana delivery has Deen found
81 great service In conducting very eh
tcns!ye American trade.
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Gleamboals quo RaiIroa0s.

BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOusatonlc
~ and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE,
PuT leaves Caharne slip at Il noOn ana bridgeport ALL
n m
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NATIONAL LINE.
h-rnm uler- A and AZ. NOTth nLNer

pfer- a. aud AZ, North River.
FOK LONDON DIRECT
GREECE - "a UuDAI. Mar. 4, IL a. m
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
HELNEIiA. I,"p Il. E,tl ~ Apr t,B3O m
ITALY March 10 Il THE QUEI., Abrll :, SPIN
Cabin passage $50 and $40, currency. Return tickets At
reduced rates.
stcrgr massage 500 currency. Prepaid tickets
from EplaLd ireland ami scotland at tie lowest rates
Drafts ed from y upw ri, at current prices
NFF'' +. W. j "a L RSr, Manager
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The View Illustrated Book OF Fashions
cottainsAi Portraits Of BOY Princes of
EurIpe, Eminent Statesmen, anu Mef-
al AIT Princes. a.Ircisd nom all ranks
snd parties. Bach Portrait with hiog'
rAphl,l mcmpiT) 6 lorus figure Nus
triting tlo newest aud most gentle
manly st,lr OF attire for Gentlrmen's.
Youths. and BOYS co hing. rattrrus
end Guide a. sill measurement sent
free. Goods delivered G. q. d., 10 any
address.
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PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON s. s
Il Between NETWORK and BOSTON.

Il Between NETWORK and BOSTON.
REDUCTION IN FARE
BETWEEN NEw-YORK AND PROVIDENCE TO S.
BETWEEN NETWORK AND BOSTON TO 81
sToNINGTON LINE.
s The sg9Pt Ga%fT g s aSS 5 Ts o6t
py s1ssPs % s R5es 's % point,
"esteott Express 9;9PaHy and At 81 ~ bTa %
Steamships ELscTRA and 5ALATEX leaye Pier 81. n. r.
foT S m @ sv Wce s%aa s q beyond
fSg1 f VA s'eer ps taken s" ss1BcScK PRECEDENT
DENNSYLVANIA AILR0AD.-
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED sTAIEs NAH
[L an d aSs rom '""' OF An"
hSP Pullman fSr rea s s6 S wi ana n
"r X immspoTt and Lock Haven (ya Philadelphia aud
Er X. r. Div, connecting at Pnlslephal $50 a IN for
meet Cory Tor ituse Petroleum center and tho on
FT IA aor, Washington SOUTH Limited wash
netn EAprsss Of Pullman rsTor Cars daily except sunday
SO M .. and FnIpdsp z. su9a7y i0 $50 m $780,
t. g. 5cSS $50, n ana i shi. sGnday s. $50
I'D gP m Emgrsns And second md esSs "a II II
. 23J slO $40. 4,i 80 4:5o, ., go 30 $40 $50
$50 80 ,S si 10 biSo p M and Il HshI suhoA''
sS S$ 40 $50 So 55 y Do SiO y 20 d
SO, l. 7S 81 no. ii 80 p. m. and u night sunday.
% fGir oi Esh~ "a 1S 49, "a lS nA@I2m
2S TO- S1o AID iSnsSt. supiay Us s o and o. "a
''For Wco brdse P,Tn Amboy. and South Ameoy and 10
For For nov iTE I aud II alO aIO S2a
al. z d. NJ. and ~ night. sunday, y. an.
FOr Last MllstJne IL n w. 8 AMI % y m.
For Kingston and Rocky lid, 80 ~ aud $40 M
For Prncetou, Z, $40 a M, 1880, tl0 aud 7 p u
Fol- Lambertyille, $50 a M z > aud tlO p N
i0r PliIllpsbnTc and Beiyidere $50 q n. aud p M
For Pennington, $50 o. ~ anu p.
For Neiccr and Somerset bfaneh, p M ,,.- ,,n -.
Fur Trsaton BorentOwn burlington Aad Camden 1So ana
$50 A. m IL 80, 2 4, o, aud n p m.
T,r lfr,,hod I.3O a IN, 2 aud t:lv y N.
- Esrt1 lar and SauAu 1870 O. ~. And , p. m
H. iiislts1oNn Psmberto Camden, via Perth Ambon
q a., ~ and via Monmouth junction, 4ilO I. M -
or ujgniSfo,yn aud Pembelton. VIA Perm Aho0ys
and 81 ~, wa iooMs Prom Pfttsbarsh sos and 1880
H. and g. % r. NJ, dMH ~ 10 a -. patmors So a ~,
e1oeit Monday Enn WASHINGTON AZ % :. M hroa PHI -
lO5 6;lb, and 1927 M snnIaa16 y,xss n, Sit is,
SS'IR AID 10 Ri4 800. Leg r. N Sunday, Oh" o'Sh
o9S td'c ss ~ s9g and ga BroadwAy Ne Astor hssns
l1Sse' - Ts.nrnsses and Corrl1ndtstaI NO Souss
srooSiyn and N0ss ~, and ils hsas'1'~'
Ansrsn' d. n BOYD jr, dsA fas'ssS~ AA'-~
flank THOMSON General Manga
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Messrs. SAMUEL BROTHERS return
thanks a. their American connection Tor
their numerous recommendations.
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EALL RIVER LINE. .
IL REDUCTION OF FARE TO BOSTON
sAOU, FIRST CLASS.
THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY.
From Pier %, North River, foot OF Murray St,
DAILY (sUNDAYs excepted at y. m,
Tickets and staerooms secured at puncp hotels and cket
Offices and tie pier and stetnrr GEOb ~ l. CONNOh
Gen. Pass. Agent BORDEN LOWELL Agents-
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ 81 %. Steamers leave slip for NewHayeD at .
IL daily tsundays excepted connecting with road
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-After Jan. /, 1876, through
uans will leave Grand Celtral Depot:
~ Chicago and Northern Express, with drawing
room through TO Rochester.
10 Special Chicago Express "lIh aH ing roOLl cars
tO Rochester and BunaO
HOO a. m Northern and Western Express
400 D. m Montreal Express, with sleeping cars from
York 10 st Adams, arriving at Montreal at 90 a.
o. m. EXPRESS with sleepngcars Tor Haertown ana
Canan1auia. \ Plalt-bu gh.
d, Pacific DAILY with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo nlrye an1 and ChehhAoi
also for Chicago va both l.. ,. and NJ Z. ltfilroadS
HOO D. m Express with sleeping ear for Albany ana Troy
"-' ~ y" P W c. II. KENDRICK,
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New-York, Havana 4 Mexican Mail 5. 5. Line

n eve DIX, l1dNHId " htAItdH htll =. i$llCs
~ steamers leave Per 3, NOrtb River At p III.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
UTTY OF NEW.YORk. .-............TH UHSDAY. Mar. %
CITY or NN..:.-.............Il ESDAl. MiTrh ?.
CITY or VERA CHUH.......... THURSDAN Mar. D. .
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
calling At Havana Progreso, CamDeacy usan and ampco:
CITY OF HANANA ....... " INllA1, Mar.
CITY OF ME B., .... ............TUESpAY. April II
freight OF passage apply 10
r. ALEXANDRA y Sons. Nos 81 and 80 foadWsy
Steamers will leave Jreaus Mar. 70 Toe
Yer t,rugau nd ~
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NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R-NEW.YoRR AND NEW HAVEN DI.
yTSToN-winter ATrangement, commencing Nov. % 1879
trance on Forty -secOntst
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.IoRK
trains Tor New. Haven leave at 7;0 Acc'n sos CELL
300 tAvcnh 10 a NJ. (EN-, y N. lAcc'n, (EX.b 220
ace NJ tEIl $40 aud 5l6 uDOcl Ex.) (EHb and 10
For South NorwaA. 10. 500, 0:OS a. m. ~ m. tEIl
22O 81 (ENI 44O 5l5 540 6;3J, o. 10 For stamford,
7i10, So 9O5, 10; m- ~ I, 2:2O, and 90 (EII
$50 40, 15, i 40 1885, 720 10 an ii 81 m,
Boston Express via sDriughei at 500 ana 10 M and
90 and and 10 m; stopping at Stamford Norsak and
800 anu 10 m, and s. ~ and 10 p m at Bridgeport Tho
500 a and connect with trains Shore Line Di.
vision Tor Providence. The sos a. amt D. m. cOnnect
with Shore Line Division for Norwich and the New Haven
and Northampton Il. at New Haven, aud the S05
and p m for NeNport So lOa M and noon trains
meet with Connecticut RIVER z r. At Springfield and
for Montreal. The sO5 ana p. connect IN Nan.
gatnck r. H. AID HousaOnc r. r. a. Bridgeport The 05
40 end 40 p m with DanbuTY and Norw ak South
Norwah am inc SUB ?. M, l. and 40 p m with New.
SUNDAY Boston Mail at p. Springfield
u. m. Providence.
Drawing Cars On Day Express and Sleeping Carr
Night Express Trains
Broadway New.York and No Courtst, Brooklyn who win
check baggage from restleace 10 destination
DHILADELPHlA via LONG BRANCH and
Il the NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN r. R.-Fare from New.
York Philadelphia only q 20, commencing jan TO- 1870
Leave NewN ork from Pier H. foot Rectorst For Phil
adelphia, Tuokrrton, aud oms River. 3i5 D.
w. S. SNEDEN. q. NJ.
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DACIFIC MAIL :. :. LINE.
i ron CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA,
NEW.IEAIANp BRITISH COLUMBIA, SC
Sailing from Pier foot Of Canal,i; North River.
FOR San FRANCISCO via ISI HMDS OF PANAMA
X. T. COLON FRIDAY. March 3.
Connecting for all CENTRAL AMERICAN and SOUTH
PACIFIC PORTS.
FROM San FRANCISCO 10 JAPAN AND CHINA
\. q. CITY OF NEW YORK, March !.
FROM SAN FRAkCISCO TO VICTORIA, PORT TOWNS.
END. TACOMA, PORTLAND, DC, &C.
ON the 18th and 2 ith Of every month.
n J. BULLAY Superintendent
, 1876-10-28

BosyoN SCHOOL SYSTEM ~ JAFAS.-Ihr
.uror-hip Of the United States IN Japan Is
likely TO be- made successful. aud il Is based
On rha; broad principle o. philanthropy ot
not being content with sending afmies and
aaviys TO compel, but which sends teach
er- TO instruct and establish schools On the
Ara-gican system. The plan OF the B0S-
TON school is TO be adopted at once in japan
\ Jantur,e educa'ional commission, after
having minutely examined the various sys-
.em- of education in Earope aud America,
far tie lss, four years, have selected that OF
Boston as the model which they viii repre-
--., a, home: and OF ,heif return to Japan
rhfv Will make ii collective exhibition OF the
Boston system at Yrdio. To rhIs end the
r,is,,op. after two weeks hard work in
Boston IL visi ing all It's school, Of toe GIttrT-
ear gradey, have purchased ,here a collection
II ali the materials IL furniture, pianos, d.
plornas. map~. globes, chairs, desks, text
h,yk-. in shos; everything usei IN ihe-e
.-.,al.. in " hich the Boston school superin-
r.r3rut has ben mos courteous TO the mem
As-s ,;fin, rh-m a. becomes ci.Izrus Of The
nation that firs, caused the japanese TO main
,-,,, intercourse uith the rv~; of The world
The Jspsne>c l. already a reading aud "T1'inE
,,-,,,l-. aud heir ) ATE far exce!s the AslAlic
: aI.s 10 which Il belongs.
, 1876-10-28

IaSpox. Oet,h1r lf.-I.a HTrA L71' k-If.s'
S4v,- Harvesting is sIlll UHrl-s..'7. ID Il- NJ-'l
ini uus rjIei cIu,, AZ su'-iu- -''l ID gram il'.
straw There as been O. ~.ly.t improvement ih iL=
rl,r-v OF y-4iu -1.lrl-trI 10y ttru-rS tu--uS the
week Uut yh- buik offered J. s-u ~ al Ui-t-.-ii--
:arv c1tdi,s1n- Only lag ~-mpi@ have net .'-t-
siIv attention ana these have been rather ---a-Tr
presumably t-ir-e Il TAe aeIu.iE ic- nIf- =4s..'
tr >,IvIu.. puru~.s Values 10 ro- afIeir 20 lave
ben RISE. ty tue prospect 81 war our u. .-L. e.
c-i.y :. .ocas %; tie l>t o. D-tor. e--.. t=- ~---
that 81 july IT. shows that the gau-lts oL MAJ ln
,r7.uzIry : Qasdrlel, Wheat tue.r'i-g lA Ll."- d
htl.; haur Somewhat dIIlIs--ll-t -r-1 SO -
tf.as-E e--tsiuiy --y C-ls-,-t u.f ,1i.7'.7iii
ana tl- prospective i4Ee dl-lI "a ic' n- A . 'i'
tI.a def .-u- home 1aost. 90 4-f.--s tta--r --'"
only a moderate IUlr-->r upon tl- el-lv9
Iyzrisl OF last ys4r lie lasge lliC ls t--i- ".i-
lrr5vip-. aeeLra4lsriuz w-aE Is U=-E- WITS al
r,r sent they 1IIrrei Ia E=r our rlzn INTO Si-'-Is
All rFiu-s c1u~s!lri the r0u .I-.1u % tt- --7 =
h-l:hv sl.Lau barge SO - 4't tis= CHA mtg .L
1gstreflusiI.y grain se.tI~t. an ll i-a--i-- s''Sis.
.Iief, IN the o-L-- i-tI-l uO -e-iu- -1-s il7-'-
yst 81 ruIneuts roII absO-. a. uf41lt On '-e ~ -
ert a,.eflt- scale AMI any 20 if.a- event % NJ
men night cause an excitement " f7'--
.sruaI bong lUlr-au- 4r4- -IlElilu - -1 --'--
remains about the sane a. -tsi NrrA' --t 4'-.'
fzu- II is demand tF In Ian W--l- "-.-i ii-l'1-'
hoIrBr freely IE- fl-ring ear o t-i'ir .--r5 va
n m u!th oalv moler4-s arc1yz-- q e'77l ----'--
more srreuJca has u=en paid l. Boating s-i=-7''
( Cha .sLsat h-s been aell 70 tu4! EIlees-
, 1876-10-28

INDIANA CozGErse evES.-A great
deal of surprise has been expressed
while the democrats have carried
Indiana aaI nearly held their own on
the ) ate ticket In OIio, they have
lost SD many C1uLressmen. TLls Is
got dlI.g.t Of explanation. Both
parties have habit, when they OBJ
tain clu,ro! o. legislature, TO re-
district the S,tte IN their own inter
e-,s. Suppose the republicans are IL
. rlriorigv in the legislature, they
set OF number Of strong domocratIc
c5uu.ia- INTO one Congressional dis
rr.cr. thyu groure some ryenly-balanc-
eI counties So that il an ordinary
season. where there IS 10 tIdI!-waye,
republican can be elected, Goa
thinning This procg.sa al over the State.
W.c1 ;he democrats ge, control they
30 fIe same thing. with the differences
If course. If grouping counties IN
,n,-r oau interest. Nov It happens
that the republicans had the last
chance IL IuI.lua, and made the
mos, Of r.. Tla- we see that the few
I-mac-a.- elected 1aye large MAORI
r,--. while use average Cf the republl-
c.u maisdt:e> /, small.
, 1876-10-28
P0ETECs1 SELECyE0ys,
~ Ek,NrtIHrss

Ny FoHl Is Ike s0He yeiisi nun
WAo looks tr1m cat her convent bar,
Al! day upon the saroulel sun,
Al night Cpgn the s.. -.
And stretches forth her trembling hands.
And mans rhs worls she dare ~, stv
While Aot te-lrs stain the linen bands
That t1.i Ler heart away.
And vE-a tae swing Of mourafuI bell
G.oau- shadows on hgr cIouisI h.ir.
She gos' a eI-sar ON her ell,
AM tunes Ler .ir- 20 prayer.
ButGl, my soul IEs not . tusk
That bis 1t .ora time fory-t;
Tie wind bearls mp ,hg prayers ask,
Aal TURNS them to regret.
Al day looE beyond my lie.
AnItL.uk the s!sLt Will Ii-,ilt my years:
Wien comes lie Light with memory Istc,
7 blot 1t GU. with fears.
Ga, heart th5u ar: 50 dead, so dead,
No neil 10 bind tee Ia yystl. bars,
Dead love, th.nk Ia. quiet bed
i u, among Tie stars.
, 1876-10-28

The EFEEcfs or LiGHrNIG.-Ibe d'i17F-
enc. in the efscrs Of lightning IN various
countries i remarkable. Il is believed t. he
mn. ,pseroa, ia England Than here. From
statistics collected It appears hat OF an aver
are seventy-seven people are h'i.ed BY 1t
s.cb vsnr in france, and the annual lls' OF
k,Iled and wounded there by this cause
.nsuu- TO $50. The loW-lyins drParime"
.re Ie-s SUI jeels 70 it. Eighty were wounded
- r;,a killed in one thunderstorm at Clay
ssuDrnf les Moutiers in 1871, and within one
week when the air was highly charged with
elesfri riei,y. thirt-,hres f=artnl flashes OF light
ming we've observed each bringing dea'h u
some victims. Tweu,y-,wa people are k' leo
by lightning very year in Eug'and, nine IL
Switzerland, and three il BrlgIIm.
, 1876-10-28
,uE OLDEST Err
Elo...l..s 81 eu.en q. Germany.

. IS 14 q. -es 50 tsfi G = IL tSS selisny.
It...,t,,,. ,,.,., h;,.bss ~. NO
r[,r., L,rIlr.v ,r,I ,honsanas n
,..r, ala Lir,.E.J n, wi,b Jogs and
l...g.,. dim. ..,B. I IneTer d;d
....t.,..l, d a,..z,,l. nall barier than
"a ra'i w.m., and = large dog. wbils
Getting q lead O.! straw ap A grade. ON
one ofIEa,,jp,i,oI streets. know tha,
thog,au!s and thousands Of women co
a,..ui vl.b haskell, strained ON their
back. b,~k.t, ,faf h,ij from ,wo 10
two and a half hpsl.g!>:rfat ora will
..qrr,. >r.s , b,,Erl tg.l of coal with
eael,r tq.s,I - le-.e as a cham
,,..,,,.. ,..',. 80. Tom ,r = and hat f,I
.+ ,....s o- .-...t.,,., ,r ,YyIbirl, oI.a
, 1876-10-28

sweet little sleeper with bright aeh EGi-
On the pale p,.lpv-cury- clustering iair,
Deep in the drlkEes- OF things 70 ba,
y. >. the years that s)s,l. welcome thee.
Dru'y sc their iogut, 4uI mark
Face alt. r fare through the so.,Iau dark.
V, little s.eefe-, e1uu.t sly
Which axe tAe grave ones ard which tEe gay!
some mIy bear thee the Gifts 'hat vle5se.
Al, 'Lough halt smile wLan thou Iage,eyt these
Ireasu-gs vi riches IN grand array,
Treasures uf learning, more gr,nl tatn they;
Tra-ure- OF beauty an Aa4-th.uj life,
Treasures Of p-.oe uucirulzhed by sIife;
AMI tine treasure OF love, tia, o'er the rest
Shines forth tie lassss unI lgve.i-st.
AMI eft, Little 81. per, there wai, some years
Er-ur 70 bring Il. .g sorrow and tears;
Et-er 10 guI thee with bitter gI1on,
Like tl--, vhial. hides n the fresh Isade tomb;
Beg. e, stab tla- with paugs of loss,
E.-e- to give thee lily dr,Iry cross.
For a., H,lI- sleeper, as years g.ilea away,
some are the grave oEls and SON the gay.