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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-06-13
ms clAlM.HousE EsTABLlsHEn IN iass

THIS Clhlh-HOUSE ESTABLISHED IN 1865.
PENSIONS Obtained for 2d T:, soldiers:
and their heirs. The law includes deserters and
those dtshonorably discharged. II wounded in.
jured, or have contracted any disc Sc apply al
once. Thousands entitled. Great numbers en-
titled TO an increased rate, and should apply i'm
media'ely. All Soldiers aud Seamen Of the WAR
Of 1872 who served for any period, however
short, whether disabled or not and all widows Of
sdch not now on The F1ssion rolls requested
to send me their address at once
R0IIMTN. Many who enlisted in IsGI-2 and
- are entitled. send your dis q
charges and have them examined. Business be.
fore the PATENT OFFICE solicited ofcers
returns and accounts settled, and all just claims
prosecuted.
As ] make no charges Vuless successful, 7 re.
quest all TO inclose two stamps FOR reply and re.
turn 81 papers. GEORGE Z. LEMON, Lock Box
AZ, Washington, y. c.
recommend Captain Lemon and an honorble and
successiul practitiOser-S. A Hurlbut, H c. 4th
Z. s. Vols.
In writing mention name Of this paper
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
TROOPS BOUND WESTWARD.

Orders were received at Fort Hamilton on
Friday from the War Department at Washington di-
rectng that companies aud OF tine 81 Artillery from
FoIt Hamilton, Company from Fort Wadsworth. and
Company d. from Madison Barracks, sackett HarDor IN
all pig mon should depart to-day for Fort Leavenworth
Kansas report there to Gen Pope The receipt OF the
orders at Fort Hamilton IsOncd considerable excite
,nent as II was al first supposed that these conpanes
were intended reinforce the which is engaged
with the Sioux These companies are 10 do garrison
duty at Fort eaYtnworth IN place Of the prcsent force
tbce which has been ordered 10 proceed 10 tho Indian
country Company j. IA commanded by Capt. \. {.
Widrch Company g bY Capt. George II. BarstSw Com
l,luy ID Dy Capt Iurnbul and Company 10y apt. GId
dus Tho battalion viii DO under tho command
OF Can't Widrieh. is tho senior officer and also
breyc colonel Tho troops vail Do conveyed ~ far as ST.
Iouis by pscia ths Era Railway As il Gus
touary witl all regular troops WHOM going on cam
pajg tho soldiers all hal their HAIR cut close.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
sAnAroaA EAoL.a .EAsoN.

The Saratoga races begin week from to-
murrug July -. continuing Thursdays, SA,ur@ays
AMI Tuesdays, and closing with saturday, Aug. 49,
h. every prosprc' J successful season as that
ef i,7J which wo I~trOuz by soiournrr5 ~ ms
watering place. and sccnrOd large amount OF popular
interest aud favor. great many noted rHccr' are
already in training Saratoga. md many others VII be
taken there Immediately IRON Long Branch This season
there viii b. fDar races euch day, beginning always
punciuaily u merit OF tie Saratoga urD ut IL ~ and
closing on before p. Tho following is the pro
gramms for the lrst meeting:
IrfsrAY Jlly %. ruse sioo for all ares Eve iHrions'
TTAycrs Slkcr. 20. V5uySa oiIs tory '2t suls'lbyT
ons un quarters SwseStas Tor AZ age. twenty
ore sus,ri'srs one mile quarter. 5000 for AL
At,. with selling allowances, one ioil9 ail hail.
ior Oh al
Ngs foy subClilr', ogo nile AID eighth rursv :tOd
fuT AL o iat Purse sSJO 'Or AL lrS
maiden asNaI,,1 milo and ave iur u1ss PuTso
500 handicap .tops chase Cr all ages regular course, t"o
inIl's srd IA cequar.e els
S,rtGDA Juy 2J-s lash Stlkrs for ods twenty
suD,,Ibygs, halt mr. SariUc. for All
.ubaCrDur- miles and quarter lursc sJuj
ud- wuuc lyo pDHus cNtrI, gale Prso
ags selling Allowance. one mls snd quarter
TLE-DAY Aug lrutHn $500. handicap tnf All ages; Que
a. maiden allow mile a al "A qunof Purse
5000 fOr all ages; milo heats over -FOUR hurdles
q s,al.e eighty yards. ~ ..--
allowed Ave pounds; one iuil". adt"gi stakes Tor Two ear
ODDS rHuHrrD,rs; thf"-quatcS of mile 20
ODDS winners OF tlcoyrar od
sht1cu subCriit
three Pusss 81 900. for all tLIVe miles
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
Nororiors syISpLEgs ARRESTED

Two notorious swindlers, Samuel Schmidt,
alias stern alias strauss. alias Schwarz and samuel
Goldman were arrested Saturday by detectives King and
Lyons Oh the complaint VI Charles Lant1 OF No 3l7 Hud
son-s Francis sn of No 3l3 East Ihiryninthst..
who charged tnc,G wsa defrnung them OF 5000. Stern
would represent hsdlf being ne supernte nden OF
large tailoring est,bsaaont or is manufactures,
and going into lailOrs shoemakor's shop would
make oyerures for the mans services Ills confederate
would then enter, apprensly stranger. and exhibit
receipt for several 0f cloth alleged 10 be IN the
CuSton-hou awaiting tbS payment OF the duty.
Through schmidts assistance tho storckccpcr gen
eray induced money To pay TINS duty, re-
ccylng security wStoh Of great apparent but no real
value. These men have suiBded many Germans in tina
city Phil idcpnia AMI Bos;On. Schmidt IL old Of
itUdo. and has al:cay served a term in state Prison
The pgOners we're taken To tho Essex Market Police
Court and held fof examination.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
SUICIDE OF A DRUG MERCHANT

The circums tances attending the suicide Of
TuIly W. st-rry OF No. ZO9 East OnehandIcd-And-
tsel,tl-st importer and wholesao druSgis, with h'
brother at No. - CcdAgsl. peculiarly sad. Friday
morning sir Stcrry had family gathering wi!h his
wios relatives, and he LETT the hon.e as usual Tor has
business but he ISOLATE throughout The day,
and did not ms home as usual at nig1L He
went In ow spirits 10 his brothers home. Ho Wa next
seen Ov ghDor al m on Saturday TO approach
ms residence flon tue direction oi Secondh'o go 10 hs
door try the knob and then toward Third
ave- About 10 a. IN. Mrs Hunter OF NJ. 2o7 West one
hundred and rc'ihst met Mr.. stcrry IN Thfdavc.,
near the street She startei by his blood
shot eyes and hagsard appearance. She remarked TO
him mat tAe cooler aud more cOnf1rthoc
f,n The two or tlirre previous days. liis mouth and
hands twitch,d convulsiyey "a he replied, 1e' nut hy
noon many pOor devil Will haze passed away lie tJeH
went iune eilatcy over TO ElyhtlaNc.. TOOK a down
town car 10 rhrtiethst vakod 10 the North River prr
al tnr foot of tue street. and eapod INTO tno Al
noon h5 body found ainOnl t!s Lnbcr5 o' tho pa
at inc foot OF West TvOntyc yAtAst. Nj. StCrry Wa
highly estceIned and OF REGULAR habits IL Is sup
uosel that his brain Affected DJ tho heat 30
that he nagnled petty trouble into ie1lblo afc-
ton HIS domestic relations were pleasant ana har-
uif,lg
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
WATERiNG PLACE NOTES.

The new lighthouses at Sharon Springs cost
100000.
There is splendid trout-fshing this season at
Profile Lake, n II.
Spring lake Beach is q new Summer resort
10 miles south Of Long Branch
The range OF the thermometer at the Isles
OF Shoals is said 10 I've between 60' and 100.
Ex-GOy. CASTOR led the advance guard al
swampscott Ex-Gov. Holman is /" booked" for Lsks
George
President Grant and Secretary RObeson viii
OCCUPY tloir cottages at Long Brnnch Con
gess adlonrns Gen Horace Porter is already on The
ground.
There are many New YOrkers at Lenox
Mass Mrs. Fanny Kernbc. the actress, Is Of ths
visitors Sir Edward Thornton will also the Summer
among tho Berkshire hills.
A "barn party" was given recently at New.
port 10 honor OF the completion Of new stable. The
carrage-hcuse was tho OF tho dance and novelty
gave n charm 10 the entertainment
There are millionaires at Cape May, but no
heresrs Nearly all the cottages have been rented and
the hotol. are crowded Notwithstanding tn. oppressive
heat the water Is unpleasanty cold and haers do not
remain in the surf more than nve or ten minutes.
The reyelry that preeedes camp-meeting week
has begun at Marhas Vineyard. Nearly all the pretty
cottages are occupied and the paZzas OF the hotels are
crowded with lcungers Blue fish were never SO plentiful
aa RsnS Ladies ha1o acquired taste for this
citing sport
Nearly hundred houses have been built at
Saratoga during the year. and good deal OF work has
been done the hotels. About s13O0o0 have been
pended urOn the Congress Spring PARK The hotels arc
not Gro wded and quiet season prodctcd The morn
Ing toilets OF tbs ladies even moro costly and eah
crate than they were last year.
A newspaper correspondent describes the
inhabitants OF Plymouth slow-Soius people, who
live at great distances from each other who rarely se
= newspaper, light lamp or 90 to church; whose
women are slaves TO cooking and dish-yashing and
whose slaves ungeneTous soil. 1he
houses aud old, and the apple orchards were
planted before l776."
Gen. Joseph Z. Johnston, W. w. Corcoran.
Henry NJ Mathews, Alexander II. II. Stuart, and Judgs
A. b. Cochran. are at the Greenbrer White Sulphur
Springs, W. V. Walking ia Gen. JohnstOn's hobby and
he scores aany miles every day. His bair IA whte
hut his step - elastic and firm % In wartime Presl
dent Grant is expected early in August TO attend
the Of ths trustees OF the Peabody Fund The
who drove the President about the country the
occasion of his frat visit, and who Lluniacenty
warded FOR upseting the vehicle PERCEPTIONS
mountain road, expresses the opinion that Grant good
enough President for him.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
RUFFIAN FATALLY SHOT.

RoundsInan Halpinc while patyoling st.
ohu s-lane about . Il yosto.dgy, heard nan ana
woman Guarrclng al tho corner Of echst He ordered
them 10 move Oh and taey did bG; IS he LETT them the
uan suddenly turned around shd nred revolver a ;he
RoundsIkau the ball grazing AIS abdomen and calfibs
slight wound. The rjau thrn ran through the zane 10
York-st thence TO West Broadway and Cara!Sl, pul-
sued 10y the rouUdsu.an. Officers Clemens ant Miller OF
the Eighth Precinct Joined in the pursuit, aad were
within few feet OF the when he neJ st t"ea also
Onicer Miller returned The Ere without eject. OHcer
Kennedy Of the Fah Precinct attempted 70 stop the
man. who fred him twice The nrst sIot ul>ed bat
the second buct passed Though the Fatron"n' blouse
and hattened tself ssaiUst tuOCoAt piece, when IL
drove little distance into the ncsa- Tho nan then con-
tinued lis ght, bat IN front Of HcC'nnel'a
OYSTER .anon Il No. 20 Cansi-'t. 10y Omer Eocso a.
whom lie cred two -actS. II" lUs5'1 hfJ me -
loon pur,ucd by Oriccr Ksuaey, sid getting b<hind
liable frrd AGAIN the One ni.ng hifa The ohlocr
then took dribCrAtc aim 81 The Id,1n AL L;rH A.' re
vol YER one ball striking n ia The IiEt rlgas 0's ihr
heart and another IN &c r'tt nip lie o. oSrc !el 20
tie Moor SniJed q. Peter Ssuw, "a -, oI
No - I,lck-t, sK-isGlicc hoSo rHJfl vth'
80 u.l when ON iOrc' Jh1t Le N1S G'sIl.'Hl 'rH
irulcat.d in me robbery o. pe'der M t"vu He "S
ale. 10 the CtAEers 7roSt HO1i.is WLciO L4s H'GiS
were e1a..lued Rft1 lGeavEnoeI probably iai-I 10
,Xomau y .4y Br.y 81 No % SE.-sJry-sL "as .~oAtd
up in tie Fifth Precinct staiI,H-lOi-c.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
pponAmY FATAL ASSAULT.

Thomas Green, age 70, OF no. 40 west
Tirteentbs; had dispute with John Mcconnell 81 no.
423 West Tlirtecnth-st some lime at tire end Of
which the latter struck Green violent blow in the face,
knocking hin down. Since then Green has frequently
threatened have Mcconnell arrested Early yesterday
morning standing in front Of hrs stable at No.
l5 West 1hirlccDth-si., when Mcconnell and Daniel
Dawson Of No. I23 West Trtce1t!i-st. passed Dawson
kicked Green knocking nBI Town Willie McCpnneH d'oN
long blad, tgchh!fe rOm ss pocket and lhLnXcd "
INTO Green's abdomen. The IufflalS then ran away. Al
Le Chambers street Hospital Green's icres wcro pro
nounced dangerous and probably fatal hcCOnnci AID
Dawson were arrested and held 20 await tie result
OF Grecn's inlnr.ss
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
WORKING GIRrs Al TIE ExurBITIoN.

The Clark Thread Company of Newark gave
It's enployeJ holiday saturday, and IN opportunity
TO visit the Coat-BuI.i Exhibition IT Philadelphia Tho
whole number Of IT'S empoyts in N,rarE and this city,
js about 500 ~ these about $50 women and girls ana
$50 men aud boys took advantage OF their employers
Offer Besides tnc@~ there about 20 invited Xnest7
with ho party Including the Mayor, many % t-e AIicr
rcn and GEN y ,rd, Postmaster OF Newark TIe train
to carry ali had 10 be divided mo laIae s''il"n
This Company grow ont of small bunueSi foardsd by
the late George 4. Clark, :-.nlson ~ james ''gf
who was one Of t5e OuIi,-s OF tls sPOel thraa1 b '
I'm Paisley scota1d. II took it, present premises ~
Newark IN 1863 Tho pr0sent oAcc5s VI tns Company
are Jcrs Calcrsan Charles Flrd, A"r'nder tl-rH iud
txo of ". mama ~ william CsTr. Ire excursion Wa
i'm charge Of G,ar.N r. DsicOn AID Joan T. trn'r' Uin
gbocd hsri q i.sEe .4e rxoVrl5n p!-.ss"i - All '
i.ty va IsyC abe the meme b,It oi - 'an i.H
sgn.v a.; modified ~ g! .t 2" " clouds 1hJ 200
rr,rs. The cL,tin. groups ~ girls Ws" sel'H h 'nr
c;tr- promptly and IL a1Osi y Aouis NtlC chft 20
Pna.irlYa 4 r4nd iposci OF the cinr","i "' thr
Cormluy accom- r4sIcl TIE excursion ard firu''hrd
ocrssiulgl uusic. ic arrangements of ID" Com 3nf
Tor its cmp!otc, incuGoi, wn tee lar, 10 ant Dirh'
.I,.i. .. 10 d.. tIogu.s and sHh''yht1l unc', iHr
Invited guests were Summoned o. more -crfi' az ri
AZ when address WC!a i0t'r bY Mayor E-t"s. " t'
CLARK and Damon. On tc rcttfn, every n" s. .hti
lsI a:.d happy, t. SOM. If tr -s- "ns thrL H.hs
heard rhcncrCr not drowned by the noise oi tie r'I
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
TIE TEyElnYr-HoUSE DISTRICTS.

wRErCBEDNhsS OF THg CROWDED QUARTERS
GREATLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUPERVISION
AND sTEEET-CLEANING.
The grcatly-increased mortality of the city
during the past weeks has made many ciilzens aI
nre,eusye in regard 70 the condition OF the tenement
honses in the crowded disics and OF the streets Ia the
low quarters bordering TIE East and North Rivers.
In conversation Tith a TRIBUNE reporter DR.. T..
II. james, Assistant Sanitary superintendent SAID
the Health Dc..I,n.Bt was doing all It's means
enabled 1t ~ q" ia disiniectng and TenoVaans
cutters and oesspools Tho Police Department
had charge Of street cleaning and he thought the streets
were In as good condition now as he ever knew them to
u, It this season Of the year, when fou matter was 50
qok TO itself and water Was 80 scarce ana could
se used only spar1nglJ. stu he Thought great ceai
more ought be done. The tenemontAOuso system OF
GewYork was tAe Gf tie great mortality among
the population of cy over that OF other cities Ike
Philsdephia and Boston From eight to twony families
were sheltered under roof and when there WAS
crowd OF human beings in small area the accumulation
OF nth was IL IH,T,asns ratio. Half OF tLo com
plants made vcly q" COgged sewers and waste
pipes The us.csv3.s had done n good work In
exposing and ,entatng waste pipes TO the roof
This had been very effectively carried out during the
past year. Also very hlthy tenolnsnthouses thor
ough system OF dsEeouon had been kept up. The re-
suit has been uat the condition or the atmosphere Dad
been much improved in the crowded parts OF The cty
put the health officers Dr. James oddsd, do com
paratyey little to cOunteact the eRoet vi long cohtn
usd heat and The erowding OF human beings of sotiu
habits In badly ventilated tenement houses III the sew
sutcnth Thirteenth and Eleventh Wards tho tenement
houses and streets are IN fairly good condition 1t Is
Only in the very streets where the dense popu
tion ia continually moving and out that 1t is found
almost impossible to maintain sanitary discipline iho
police take advantage OF every shower to Clear out tins
cutters with broos the dsiDiecting corps Is constantly
ct work. but not nearly largo enough to eSec circuit
f-laIlGf4 luul hay
been once placed In order. What the Health Department
does ia only contribution toward improving the san
tary condition OF the city, which has been steadily a.
suning cleaner aspect during the Summer ever since
1866 when the present sanitary supervision was esta
lished Cleaning up among the Italians in the Fourteenth
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
THE BERpEIL SHOOTING ArFRAY.

GOSHEN, N. Y, July 16.-Wisner Murray,
who was shot Thursday night in Goshen by Robert
H. Berdel, was examined BY DR.. Stnson Of New-York
and attending physicians yesterday Thoy extracted
more OF the bullet from his head Thrceurths Of the
ball supposed to be still in the BRAN. The left side
paralyzing gradually. The physician, pronounce the
wound very dangerous Sr. Murray viii probably die.
Mr. Berr srraigned yesterday afternoon hut owing
tho absence OF material Witnesses the examination
was adjourned until Wedn-sdSy morning. Public sentL
mept, heretofore against B-rte is largely in his
favor. Two witDessss viii Murray had pistol in
his hand whilo running away from Dcrdeil
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
HAStSBAII.
Al the Union Grounds on Saturday {

At the Union Grounds on Saturday the
champion amateur Chelsea, Of Brooklyn Played tIer
fr.f game with The Osccolas. The gane was very uIi-
euul tho Chelsea. winning easily by Se0rc OF 10 10
At the Prospect Park on Saturday about
900 persons witnessed tue game between tho Name
less cub or rooayn anh tho Creseents OF Painhell,
y. j. 1t won ~ tAc S.mucss casuy by score II
20 10 L.
The Athletics Of Philadelphia defeated the
Losycs OF Louisville Saturday BY score of 10 D.
The employees of The TRIBUNE played their
third game with tie NOnparcs oi Newark on saturday
and were beaten, tho score beng 10 10 10.
At Orange, N. D., on Saturday, the Orange
Club defeated the wtokas OF Brooklyn by the close
VI z to o.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
A FREIGHT TRAIN DEMOLISHED.

OMAHA, Neb., July 16.-Passengers who ar
rived from The East at late hour last night report that
on the night before during storm, large cu
vert was washed ak miles west OF OtumTa, Iowa.
iao which heavilylos1ed freight train 81 a high
Of speed. The tram completely demolished.
Nelson Burt the engineer. and - k-rfnlan the fro
man. were killed and brakeman seriously injured.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
DISTURBANCE BY DRUNKEN POLICEMEN.

Two drunken policemen IN the vicinity Of
Adams and Fcrry-ss.. Newark, Saturday night, at
tempted to arrest citizen without cause. The citizen
objected and officers eubbed him. small boy who
WAS IN front Of the crowd laughed at the officers sad
they dubbed the boy. Some Of those In the crowd
laughed aad r officers made indscrminate assault
upon them. yTowd OF 300 men collected, rushed on
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
RIvLEMEN AT CREEDMooR.

There were two competitions at CrecdmoOr
Saturday. Tne first contest at 500, 300, and LOO
yards Was for tle Hepburn trophy, which won by
l.. weber, who mado 2OL out Of possible 225. The
Sy,-it OC ne mo,ai also Og Henry Iul-
being thc winner, with Sooro OF 10 out or pOssi
hO 30 In the first match Mr. NebcI's Of
the made at trboinoOr having only once been
cusio, by Col Glider leave. For IHe SJTt ~ me Inss
this lie third conpotIon Major Fulton has
Iu.ID. .I..,II Inr ~
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17

mode 0f NE il Is claimed, point slro-gy 20 s eonc
s,sGay afternoon seemed TO prove inertal dcrauge-
Ipeut almost beyd doubt. 70 Is SAID, though with Nt
truth is 4 drcniroly known, their flther ded
luuatie at his homo near Magdeburg.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
THE AYENGERS.

There were employed in the tanncry in which
the assss:s rscd their bloody work nearly 20 work
nlen. a lew ot them absent On Thursday ai'er-
noon but all who we're in The bldng rushed after tue
mnrIorcrs. Following the Names o. tho men who
avenged the fate OF their companions
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17

the officers. and drove them away. Chief Mills with
squad Of IL men from the reserve force, arrested the
citizens who most active in the Ono
OF the prisoners discharged ut the Station by
tho Chief.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17

ViiliaDIL'.ipian,
Antbnuv D'aflrirh,
Joan Drpt' tie,
Fis-on AGlier,
Henry Eatr,
III; .rrict l9sgrn,
Jos. ~. l5..i'iL
1ErnviuIc CsJsihs
JUsDlh Beck,
GO.tl.ch Wicrich,
Ernest Hagel.
George Sohuler,
August kicnzOr,
FiOr1n Hess,
Christopher Peters
Frederick 5cliOl2,
JJhu Daler,
nichael RiOrd1n,
Martin feuerslern,
Charles Weiss,
john PHILIP,
Juseph Maurt,
Nicholas Lunkenhelmer,
berthold kOrIg,
sunucl Wilson,
John Kabcl,
Michael Bartlett,
B.Tnard Albert,
Carries Titt,
Louis Keirc,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-17

Peter Sharp,
Lonharl Rabrnsicin.
Theodore GrasDOTn,
John Rehbtr,
Peter Jansen.
Charles kclbor,
Peter NOblr.
Joseph Mcirer,
Bernard paDick,
Henry Weber,
Anthony Hark,
Peter Uliich,
Henry ilcSa,
Frederick Zimmerman
Guido WrtZcll,
John Maaei,
Louis Muller,
Jacob HLuch,
Held Stein,
Oscar I@tbcr,
FlcloriCh Willing,
AruhOld Baumgarton,
Louis Kohl,
William Hammer,
John May.
Joseph Schram,
John Eppler,
Charles FrOsCh,
John Wcier,
Charles Farmer,
otto Betuold,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-05
Vino Santo.

Once read. a strange, sweet story,
OF . sacred snowy wine,
Made by peasants on Lake Garda,
Brewed beneath the cross sign;
Vino santO called forever,
Sealed with seal Of things divine
Vino santo. Holy Wine,
On the first days Of October,
Only in a shining sun
Only in the dew Of morning,
Clusters lifted one by one;
Thus begins the solemn vintage,
Vintage with the cross for sign
Vino santo, Holy Wine.
Pales the autumn falls the winter,
Lie the grapes untouched and STILL
No man hasies and no man hinders
While their subtle juices I'LL,
Till the sacred day Of Christmas,
Day Of days, Of JOY divine,
Then is brewed the Holy Wine.
Past the winter, past the spring time,
Into summer far and late;
For the joy Of Vino santO
They who long must long and waitj
Only glowing heat can Tipen-
Glowing heat and cross sign,
Vino santo, Holy Wine.
Dear to-day, the strange, sweet story,
Sudden seemeth thine and mine;
Thine and mine and all true lovers,
Sealed by seal and signed by sign;
Silence, patience, from Loves Vintage
Drink at last, in joy divine,
Vino santo, Holy Wine
-ScriGHsr for January.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-05

John Henry, reading to his wife from a news
paper 50 There is not a single woman in the
YOU, what wicked creatures wives are? Every
woman in the Penitentiary is married" ''It is
curious - said she; g but don't you think John,
dear, that some of them go there for relief?'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-05

A bald-headed man, of heavy, phegmatic
temperament, was accosted on the street by o
waggish acquaintance with the inquiry Tom,
why is your head like Alaskan % Too much for
me, Zach. give 1t up sc Because it is a white
bear place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-05

~ Advertisers residing Ia the Eastern Cusd siaiss can
pay their ~ enclosing ceeubscts uued States
Postage stamps ar such amount they ush 30 pay aud sf
cards per iatis for the lime @d of
~ Buslncss Cards. when FpFraip rS1A,
aowed discount IRON these rates which Cor transient
advertisements when paid or charged quArery.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-06

Upna bssn esecs@d % The oprak-
esshsp IL the Hssse and sns4.rtsa
b. the CHAIR. oa Mont~y. S2.oes T.
nHsdsii, After euloxsxias tse ass
Speaker Kerr. SAID: I'VE stand -
he presescs ot evsats which sirAis
ssa ssss, in toe issi o<grve. osr fssm
u ssvssrmrat. Our nt-xries--cs-1-
s<rvst by ~ naA4y s4sE.kSss "a Rae
- go vrxs~fxed. amid the reissc-
insss IT ~ ex9isant P~'Pse, so our
cesA auiai snnIssrsary - sso~ IN sng
the ssafHr1s ii the esrti-ws Is.
nAint<iaea At every h4sssa- lap
psxrse- The p~s,pl~ iook esssn.sesfis
Ia your msserzsios, ysor pAtieas,
calm and araa jadgu at ard st-o -hl
In tnts ume. srasght WITH - mAny
prriss- Let ~ nj, nrs~ech OF yo9.
dnsApF-sint their just exp<ctstson AID
their keen sease ~ night. Dus by vigi
xace prevent eves VIE slightest de-
p~rsufe from the Constitution snd
laws; forgetting. in the mouaen, OF
dsiSco4ty, that ~e are sdherenta Of
party. asd only remembering that ~e
are American citizens with = country
to save, which will be lost if unau-
fhorised and unconstitutional acts on
the part Of the Executive officer be
not frcwDed down At once with re-
lentiess and snsparisg condemns
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