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Affecting Sceno In n d enS Muto school,
4toripteh {Conn> Bulletin.

Affecting Sceno In n d onS Muto school.
!,ar,9teh {cosn.) Bulletin.
A ooautlfol incident IL related to u which oc-
Cured only TOW days ago, In Tho Home School
to teaoh nutas articulation aud up-readlag, 1T
Myntio River. hiss T., al interesting graduate
Of ona Of thn oldest institutions for the sduca-
tiou Of deaf mutcs, having dosi1e to learn to
speak and to read tho lips Of her speaking
ft.enda WAS recommended by her old principal
to Try Mr.. Wh!pplo'u school; and sho entered 1t
Last term. She made rapid rrogreis, and was
much aided by tbs natural alphabet, tho in.
yent!on Of her tsacheE. Thls alphabet cunone)y
suggests round, os tho right position,
Of tho organs to utter sound. ~ we'll
~ form; and, whoneysr mute pupil can read
and wrlto it, ho o. she can generally giyo any OF
the forty sounds OF our difficult LANGUAGE With
great precision and discrimination, and often
with remarkable correctness, This young Indy,
sa shshs9 x,n m. = sxs atop
cana 20 her te4c.lcr with something written On
her nlato, which she asked him to correct,
her mind beIng .agitatod with emotion. 1t
proved 70 be the Lord's Prayer, put into shs
language OF astEcu!stson- Fotceivins her
agitation, tho tsachtr could acarce restrain his
own taas ~ ho corrected = few un,mportAnt
errors OF pronunciation, sod deiicatuiy returued
IT, Tho next morning tho lady came s1ulting'y
10 hor teseles, s1o'atuing ~ prayed last night
for tne irss tlmo iu my ltfo viii ny voice !" md
As yeDiursa to AK hsr il she bad avor prayed
before. "Oh, yes / hare thought my riayess,
but never 1pots them before" Ny ilps
sll!! praise 1hen, d God !" "A,tond 10 the
.o.ce Of my suppliuasions, o Lord" Tho car
who hid nom eoallged ouo Of tho bright drexms
Of hor lie admitted OF 10 question, aud called
for no seproof. It sho Ma s0MotA!nK ot ltorsl-
iss IN her interpretation.
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CRIMINAL.


15yenr.old scapestaco namod Lucy Leopold
was captured last night with lot Of lndica' fiIk
nect!cs In his possession, nlich it is supposed
"so b1ote"'
Della Richards ia a pilforing colorod damae].
Yesterday ehs visited d woman on Fourth ayc
ma and mnnauoil to msnn wav with TIM l,ttnr's
.,sss. ~ Eor ,,,s ~. J.. nov en,t,na', - ,,,o -
ole1a' iof 'iIo BIG - III" eo"''so a. 'no Af-
mory.
Pat o'DrLen was Yesterday asns to tho Grim
iual Court iii bonds Of $500 for having stolon
pold watch aud cheiu from john Hrsrnn. resia-
H., ~ tI,o co,,,or of n1mo Island ,n.,,. ~
m...a.. ~ % Wv 1''"'' " A''' A''""N ~'oA"' @o1
nopo s'1oe''
John MariEeu, Edward Cowau, Eugouo Van
ncc,tm,n. and william Hrancr w.rc Iockca nm
- 49, 1t.tso. a...s. ..t,ra .st .,,aht ~. ..a, ~
~ LUZ oiAaloon o'tso4 osa'ton 'aa' niEu' ona'eoa
With ontscing man named solomon, rnaldsng at
121 West Randolph street, INTO saloon, and
thop robblnR him Of go.
,.,.
NoH-foHEb Lay a man oatneu =. Ii. a. nar-
tells loa. very valuable gold watch to bold
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

AIr. Wate1s' lectures will begin this AFTERNOON
at 8 o'clock Mt % Sixteenth street. Subject
Thu Aryan M1srAtlons."
Th4 auuuat meeting Of tho Academy Of
Beieuees will DO held this evening Al. tho build
tng No. go Wabash avenue.
The ANIMAL mootlug OF tho Mechanics. 1nstl
tute for the election Of officers will be hold nt
It's rooms, No. 05 Washington ntrcok At 1880
O'Clock thia evening.
There Will bo y rnoetiug Of the Kepuhllcana OF
the Thirteenth Ward Friday eseuing ut y o'clock
At SIT Wont Madison stress for tho purpose Of
anco Is requested.
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rnon,bcr bnEing tho lowest number 10 oitiolato.
This Was adopted and the Club adjourned.
HOME OF THE FR,ENDLEsS.

HOME OF The FRiENQCESS.
ANIMAL MEETING OF THE BOARD or TAusTEEs.
Tho Board Of Truatces Of tue Home Of tho
Friepd1css hold their annual moe.ing At tho
Home, corner .: Eighteenth street and Wabash
avenue, yesterday afternoon. Al neither tho
Mrs. 4. II. 1Ioyne wAa appointed to preside.
S1rB. !. Cant, tho Matron o< tho Homo, then
presented her s1fnnai report. Tho following
arc tho most ya1nable points: The report rcp-
resented TINT at tio beginning OF tho rear 1876
tho Homo contained 138 inn1atcs. Dur1DE 1875,
1900 Adults and Gs3 chlldson were allowed
eholtor, Tho number OF meals given
to trnnsicn. inmates was $50; total num-
her cared for durtug 1875, 0, ,2lG; number dis
missed during 1876: Adults, 1,664 |. children,
!at, total, 2,36s number OF uesthg, ~ nian,' 1o
loi. Tho Industrial School numbers 400 scholars,
2; Of whom are day attendants and tho remAsli.
der inmates Of the Homo.
Mrn, Grant stated that In eVNry respect the
Homo had sxperioncesa An exceedingly prosper-
OTIS rear, and returned thanks to those Nho had
assisted In giving aid. ....-
THE nEronT or rnH HoMH rurhzclAH
followed. II set fnrtl, TINT OF tho deaths which
The Trcnsurer's report for tho Burr Mission
Babbatn-achool stated that tho collccttona In
money during the ysar 1873 footed up esse.a2
total in tho treasury Of s0S.7e. Tho report Of
tho Manager. Of Tho Homo School WAS receiycd
anI approved.
Mrs. snedar, then read tho following names
for
orr1cEns ron TIE PRESENT TEAR,
which veEo approved.
Irrt,dtnt-Co. g. q. Hammond.
T.tt.Ifts4dent-F. D. Gray.
SrerttnYp- Mrs. F. D. dra}.
aSrre,end'.g Ssss,srSMrs;; ct r; chasis' Wheeler.
Snu<7inhndtat- J. Grant
Mana1 1rTs trpp. fH CITY At Lnv9e-Ars. +. 3. WsdA-
worth. Mrs. 4 7. uoke, 1fIs ANN II. Gibbs, MIA.
D. Judd. Mrs. Van Il. Higgins, Mrs. y. z. Culver,
Hobart HARRIS aixs. Dr. DAnf, Mrs. N. r. Wilder
s1rs. +. D. Gray.
Managers representing all the principal
churches OF tue city vore atHo appointed.
THE r1xANc1AL nEroAr -.
OF the Homo represented tho Homo industrtal
School had during tho rear received into the
treasury f2O9l30, and that tho expenditures
amounted to $1,87hH3. During the year the
Home proper received donations 10 the extent OF
Sl3, 3,4G}.01.
At this point Mrs. F. A. stovans moved that
the Gum OF $500 be Appropriated for tho use OF
tho Burr Mission during 1875. The motion WAS
unnnlmnuhy approved.
Mrs. W. +. Sullivan was then appointed Map-
sgcr OF tho " "cook-B0ok" Fund for tho present
year.
tho Managers OF tho Homo receive comrniseIon
on ali couk.books sold. This, however. is not
tho csBc, and 1t ID the wish OF tho Homo mau-
agoment that It should SO DO understood by all,
After considerable informal dihcustiou the
meeting adjourned.
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England ia Already Finding Fault
at Tho Immense expenss Atonding the Trrce Of VALLEY
Trip 10 lndla 1lsd to hsnt Instead sh!posd Of nss
"Dome%tic.,n both lngtsnd and 1ndA would hare hld
cause 10 rsjctca
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that thoso vino came before she wuu1d alwsYs hau
cAae liz wpuld try to do his duty to this bees OF hs
ability. lie followed bJ bfr A.a Dow, Who made
taw uo1uont REMARKS regarding thu invieAbttJ Of
contracts, indorsin8 tho Tfsws of the Prbsdeut.
Tic meeting then adjourned,
, 1876-01-11

Lundhore'a California Water
faz toilet and bath delightfully."- Ana stsahns
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4" Complete rlAcsnta preEla," which excited
considerable dHcneAion.
Tho meeting tton I'D dloutncd.
THE cOMatfN1Hrs.
Ono p. J. Mct3nirn. of Now York. tdureahod
Amall pumhcr Of Communists last evening ny
No. III Blue Island nvcuuo 1ohn AcAu}in
presided and Introduced tho speaker.. who stnrt.
ed with the rentnreeome retDatlt that one-th'1u
Of tho people Of Chicago were out Of work and
starving. lie continued speaking for about ~
hour IN tho USUAL strain. At tho cnnc1us,on Of
tic address The following WAS stopecd by Tho
meeting:
WnEnxAs II Ia an atFnIrte necessity thai '!lr people
Of the United stscs so,,l hsve ncwsrsners Ia sdvc-
cate The principles Of socialism, therefore, 10 #
1r.nirtt. That MI! 1,y all means In our power
dNpnnrt EnGl1sh paper proToscl 70 10 tfthEea III"
der The ausrleea Of tbs United States RociallstN.
, 1876-01-11

Vanity Fair
II fss snsszsehsua md cigarettes. Bss aAEh
, 1876-01-11

Tha F1sst v!casrresldent lir. u. II. LINCOLN was
ne1t introduced lie mAde : foW pleasant remarks
bio ~ the t1at had BEEN.
Ths nexl!.e!ccted Second Vtce-p1csidsnt recelyel
neat. s said that Tho address Of thu
President contAntd al that could ho SAID aud thanked
tho board fot ecctug him TO this honorab!u poauon
Ths nswly.t!tcsed Directors. Messss. a. W. DuR-
ham, Henry Norton, 4, n. Young, And II. W NURurs.
JE.. wefo also introduced. They al ful OF thanks
necausa they had lecn s!ectea and promised u per.
form their autss well and faithfully.
Alr. George II. Culver VA aiso Called for, sul re-
sponded IN few welehnssn rtmsrts. fts was sr7to.
ful for having bpeu aecte1 by nearly unanimous
roto. ua would E4rforku ha duea well And faith
fully that thsy would slsct hlu again. either for
Z short or louX trru
Atr, Ira Youngoye, \ member Of tbs raw Commit
tea OF Arp@ais made few saEno4t ssgasdng
ths cases brought bslole the uQplputtee. Ne hppsa
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a PROMISE.

Ths raTes sre bedtoung, tc:kou!nE ma;
Their fingers Glcam '8an-t tac s:rle.a ni6hE
And their ln!ferero upon the RlIurc
Thrill me, hlls me- With delight:
They bend with age, hni are young In youth:
And their hoary hcadA have shaken and tpss'dt-
Uays lallsheA It Heayen, hava R:uittsn Earth,
L.so LIS 0ns born-tefurc rtaa Eas lost.
Hot Time hsoN but las bowed to them,
No: hanl nor cha!n but tl.,y iluga 10 scornI
a. bola thcy brca5 as they bsutc t.o Yeas
Eer man xas la1t,--bclers lilo sEab hotn,
Thare1rtt1ai fingers now bockun mo;
Thsir surge Il nlus,e-thoif rays y bzanf
And. r7,ek' tn their toaonl my fests hhnli cezsa-
aly t.r.nGth return in thelI watsry p4lnll
Each t,oxy cap 10 q sfKpf hoIn
That gilIs tho clonds-that ughtens ths natsts
sec 1uy couch In thu ftAthety orEny,
WrspI3d hy 1ayea. by tbs h!llowa ksa'd&
Over tho wasto cotnea . wlsito, whE1 form,
And its gollcu ha!f trails tie wata1s QrsJs
And this t. the nuru, sndl this IL The sun
HeItug my hops-1nu my hopA II Dayi
ako. ULAKn
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A Hneuzo Le,,yared by dra,ara assistant on
tie eth OF January led to all action which was
tIicl lofors tho Lambeth County Court in Eng
laud. The plaIn.ltE waB in tho sorvlce Of tns
army aud navy cooperative storeu, Westnlinis-
scr in lhs drapesy Department. OF which
dofcndout WIS mnuager. About 10 o'clock It
,,cAt, whoL aszistinG to taae stock, having =
cold in his head, ho was compelled to eneeze.
lto succeed rather Loudly, for dbfeHdens caulo
up 10 where the plautiH and otilors 'aro 81 work
si,d demanded to know who snoczcd. Tie
p.iutlH ut onca magnauitnonsly admitted thst
he wis the sneozer, uron which the defendant
to!t1 Liu that tho t,oxt tlmo he wanted to Bueeze
ilu must 70 outside to do 1t. Shortly RtteEward
tho ,Ia.i,tiN felt himself impcled to suoazo
nrnj,i aud, putting OIL bis oyeIcoat, said to dc.
fonlaut, ..rlehse, cir, am Go,nB 70 auesze.~
IIo was tAereupou told by tho defendant that II
Ae went outside ko must 90 altogether, ard, mp.
Of, h.B proceeding to do 10. tho defendant inssted
upou hls returning tho Weokts MageB he had re~
oolysd o few hours previously, tho wesk'a WorE
not expiring until tito afternoon OF tho ncxt day.
A. ba .tccllueI to comply With this demand tho
defendant took hun by the collar and pushed hla
down . spiral staircase = light at time. liz
Ma subsequently marched OF tho prenasoa boz
twcun policeman and the doofkeeper., us
clajluod damages for tho tntu,1as DO Aal re-
cciycd by llls rHPla doscent down stairs- After
ssyatat witnesses had beaR examined, and tho
defendant llsd given eytdenoo, tho jury ron.
derel verdict III favor Of tho sneezer for @0
lAn0Ees.
, 1876-04-22


10 fhe lta.tur ef 2hc Eaicaou 1r,tHM.:
MILWAUKEE, A,1ril 2l.-Au evening Iourna! Of
this city hus recently rrndo III nttacE upon Sct-
rotary 1;.stow in regart 10 tho caso of tho bark
Mary Merritt. Ihs attack LAS mado MT ilnrros-
ylou lrols the MUD Of any Intelligent nian IT
either party horc, wllero tho facts are gonosnlly
understood. Or all thcRo charges and ins,aua-
tions, nothing viii remain wlion stripped Of tho
ueOBat1onai twist with which thay wcro made
und pcrsivton:!y spreud bcforo tho public. Tho
AI,ane allotted to thla communication will not
n!Iow n rcbcarsal OF tho history Ut tho caee.
Those WHO desiso tho information gofer to tho
" Internal Noycuue Record Of Jan. Q. 1874,
where, on pa;r i, tho case is fully reported.
loscther with tho
OPINION or TIE UNITED ArATia Hur1sEME Gnunr
affirming tho decree Of forfeiture OF Judge
Dsuu,,nond, It tl:e United States Circuit Court
fur this C;lcuit, As this opinion il adapted to
exrln,n tho iual action OF tho Secretary Of tho
yreusury upon tho petition for roin.ssan of tho
forfeiture, luoto irona 1t US follows:
Tho information nllcEed that Tho GarE alary Merritt
w.s thr properly Of ctslzeu. ot ths United at.s; that
eo was i furplgntulit resto; TINT ut tho time Of ter
ttlkueo sho MAI cnploy.d III transporting foreign
dt.uB, nGolHctn tt tho Hrtt3A uDhltnons 10 LILO lor4b
IL th,a slo els,lant an'were tonstlly. thai at .Ae
tImo ct such u!posta a.tDn4 I1uther thu Imperial uoi
CRUNCH. Or til il Of sha Doulu VI Cauat4 hud adopt
c regulation similar TO thai eontAined ~ the aGt
Ut March,, lai7 Tug United staten e3euptS - th;n
answer, which cxc.tln waa sHst1ilra by tho Circuit
JuBc, and IT II upon th!s a'is~er TUT tho question
l4fora III ar!nts. ...
Thc first section Of tho act We arc consolidating pro-
lLi.s sho uirrtaon OF 4ny Roots or wares from any
fusc!sn pott iuto sllo UnItcl sates, sx ajt III Two
cases: I. Thuy may 10 imported III vussola Ut 1l!o
o.Iea bA9e; VI, ~ - aasu totan t1 s1sGa 80 tus
snd whoIy b.ionR 70 lhn s1a1sns or euu!Geh ~ luz
country 81 WHICH tAe Rooas Wy tao iso sts!lon q
from wlsh taef s1e most usosls h1Es hn'plSa aos
sF!st9 @ p,r'! o.,,o of hc claimants .nswcr does mt
bring t'n. within eia!sr Of tnrse cIhtsrs
l. Tie s.Fy Msss,t ~ ~. vrsse, o. ,ne unlIoa
Ao @ hSaeo M :. "an a.,S t1u ,,
tl!o snbleet'-taat tAe Merfst was tAo property
.! c'tl!oaa OF tae I'm. uhltea autea' f.tN ~ Iiat
tle &as taaIulRn,nas Kssse' anat H., VIC
naks asr IT,, ve'sG g. Or s1e ua,tea sss Iy sae aat
u -, ,{.tr, I'd in III, t.,s,ei, Ic. ,rti
s, L. .uotutus,el Or ase,uui y.ssols Of te unitsu
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good result carboc acid givsn In siop and srsnt1ed
1n 1'e bsdling ot thytck hogs. ssrsfal weon afltr
~ aaesaea hoRa Fecovnre thoy boesn,o strong and
orenet, th.: died with eholnra, generally hsd their
o. D. Nichols. Of Carlyle, Clinton County, aiso
40 extensive broedar, believes the ttiseaso 10
bo contaRtous. bocauso. ~ general thing, from
ono-lia!f to threo.fourtts OF the herd dc whom
allowed To rna and slean toRolLes,' While Inst
Sear hts noghbors eui1srod hsayy lossa1, biz
hoRs eacapad tin cholera, which alr. N. attsib-
utod 10 good feodipg and koeplng, Ard to giving
them plenty OF salt.
, 1876-04-22
HONE.

Vhere ID Home Dear. melting souad,
Tint, Ike Bicsm Of heavenly light,
CAsts > InIt}lc halu EniluI
TAe ateatthy shales OF cunning nlght-
Find Ws It ',u!I Nntllrc's fowefa3
Meath Enlne Bay aud Elitteriug tlututf
Or In tle Etalely alr1uRth Of towtss1
All, mol fuel ttlls IL not uoub!
W1ltrc IN Iiomc It's place ct rnGt
MI solitary heart ran know,
OF surI, It htsas!s not thu hclGst
10 slauuch .hs tears that, gr!ef-drnwD. dct1
lie It castle. hall, or bower,
VIC search III vain wleru'er ~ roam;
Waiting ouc o'tr-rMlillg power.
nris ouly Love eau laako Aomal
", II. g.
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- q. sSItTplu8-JUF .HUy. IT
That's shocking, I'm. IL But then tl4oy have
more of thoIn than we DO, for it III ia Jautalch
TINT they mako serubbtng-brushes OF oranges,
and you may ba eulo 1t 10 t1no, becauso Mr.
Gosse SAN thom do It. Tho Hour was Of hurd,
polished wood. and before tue family wore out
OF bed two or three colored servants scrubbed
over the whole Of 1t with Hour ornngas, cut i'll
halves. Whsu tho iulco vAs rubbed out OF ono
piece they would take another, and 10 they Used
up big tr&y<uI OF thcus. A polish WAS put Oh
bY Subb.pE With cocoAuut-husk, and tho lour
looked ~ II II lad bosn wa1si
, 1876-04-22
ILLINOIS PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Programme for The Tsvelfth Anncnf.
Convention. '1's
final meeting OF tho Executive Committee Of
tho Illinois Prem Association Vas hsId In OhtoA-
20 on 1lllEeday, April 20, aud the following pro-
grammo for tho Tnalfth AnnuA! Convention
adopted:
The Convention 10 bs held In the CITY Of Joliet
ILL.,, on Tncaday. Wednesday, and Th,1rslay,
June q, 7, and s, 1876.
TUESDAY, 5CSE G-Mona1na sKsstoN.
Meet at tho Opora.lIouse a. 10 o'clock T. n.
Cali to ortlor by the President.
prayer by tho lsay. 4. Il. Dean.
Address of Welcome BY Mayor Barber.
Response by President 8, p. Rounds.
tsol call OF members.
Recalling minutes Of previous meoting.
Admission Of tnombeia and payment Of dues
Anpolntu1ont of couumittscs.
Atjourn to ncot At the Opers-House 1t 2p~
M, wllote carriages will bo In readiness 10 con-
yey the Association to visit the vArioua stone
1unrtlca and Other objects Of interest," eonaum.
lug The entlre afternoon.
TrEsDAY-EYESTya sEssIoH.
aleet at Opora-ffouae at 8 .. IN.
otieinal poem, by Mrs: Nfnti1as letches. q
Placed a ffo1v Irast.'
Essay M BY Il; \, Coolidge, o!litor Of tho Liseh-
aGe."
General discussion snd exchange of views IN
naa:scrs Of interest to tho craft.
Cali to order at o o'clock.
Heading miuutes Of nrogiou, so.s,on.
Report OF Committee on Credentials,
Communications nnd miero,lsncrns brctnnE..
Al 1(:JIl. sddres. by Mai. II. N Mcf'.nrhav
Warden OF Tic Illinois state Penitcntisrv.
Carriages viii then be in nttendsnco f3r vi.sA
to tho Illinois STATE panitontiasy aul tho JalisA
wEpyrspAY ryrsrya e3ss,ox-
Mfost ut tho Opera- -iIouao at 8 o'closn.
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t.0FE.

o 0loyely Hope thou fatrcst gslI
Aud slthcat lytft Of 1ud 10 u1cil!
Thou lead 1t III IN to launB Of tilitt.
1.atlttk yDt untouched hy A1rrow lfas,
i'nwtsncl by Krtcf's ott-fcw!ng tear,
Unknown to aught Of wo Or fcar.
With thco wc roar above ouree!rcs,
Aud. young aEal,I. ttko llappy flfts
NJ d 1l5te nbout !u chttlis!! gler.
EntEAlIccu by all wd tlc.r aHs4 stus
No hours u ttoabt. no grels Or gloom,
falr Land Of ltoiH, IN tleo Ind r5oul.
Tor thou art close allies! 10 truth,
the Joy OF ngo and ttriuo of youth:
AnratA thy BhaIes uEu hwvelrut 'tresms
IN loy0 Hyt d . er, md frltlllhhIp Hle4a
Tile rarcas. falr-st. brightest iluwcr
That ser luuuu b!uun in earthly b1wer.
Thy flc,lls aro sprehd Will, grasses Grocn,
h,ld flowers rca.tcrci N between:
lily Iuoaptain sid:s arn sweet To ellnlts
Aud fsdnl tI4elr lglBlltA yltw sAl,lusu
!. npro4&i. so E1nSs Tho Travellers sight
Lfu yet hs w-u lors Into hight.
The ravcn,euts Of the m*uy hi5cets
Arc Lii will, teics formed from nMee!s
Nt promises ~ E!cls aud rnrs
That time nor rust caHnos impair.
Thy shorrs aro waaletl with wstrra bright
And ltsown with nsay bsacou'lisht.
Thy l,e,ycn-Fgsrcd cssttch, r!c.l and old,
CintaIn 1uuIs7sllred wealta Ut 4 i'd,
EEtatnsApu silver ffOll tlt 1n:!iu;
All thc.u-aye! mare ~ ~ tls4t-aza thine;
With au.nos clst III inlll AM! infe,
Tnou't Dltts with E!fls Of Heaven above.
Fair l1oro! III leave tLee Will, regret
Ssllc.l, bunn, Eay sun Of l!to atiaIl bet,
Aud / must Id farewell to thee,
Mbo Oft III Iito hath cherished moi
Htt oh k,,uw-r1aY, tttJ not ttarl-
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peaco ARC not set fnatlY to lInnd 1t ovHs u
thu lartT TINT co1'sp'rcd to des!roy It. al I'M,
1GrlAtcd oYesy enorL to mako 1t indostrnctilc.'
TlltBe pran ilstnrAtccH whra srokc' not lot l'n~
lnlcaE uiTact, but aro tho exnroaaion, OF Htron!
moral co ,v.ctiona. Btalling cloro ha lid Hs.t
Hncs tle Var it demanded solid kind Of moral
hsrusn1 to otl'tcha tilnn.
lie tHAs lHconncIT1nrr OFFICER.
flo ltsa toser Bought for o(ilco. hence knnwa
nothing OF political jfgplers and nirc-pu'l,nE.
Having mover purchased political poaittul. ho
IN 'np'lrchanhb!o w|lon o'ovntod to ite dtgaitlos
and dutlos. lIia record uF war with crooked
Wl,sAy and 1teyennn thiovos has boeh read and
IN known nnto tho people. lis ol1icial morality
iu Of piece with tss peraoHal morality, aud bot!
ttand bhforo tile onuntry tn uuhrokeu putty and
l.onsrty. 4 corrtpt heart and opportunity Ire
great question abov0 ntl pnrttnnn iHH1les is thls
nt,o uf 1JIre pul,e Iifo. hnekod by turo persona!
cllaractor. This work of Knform is tile ons for
TO per,od 'nd vn,cil Fe4nl1os aero'am y par,
be done. Tho yeartit'H of tbs people fur n
nf(uaEe, ho,.ent nan ht tile lead OF the GoYern-
inent IL ono OF tho hnent nnd most ell.
conraslng a'g.ls Of tho tlsacs. They aak for mn
tathel t1Ihn party torcn isB cl.o,co urou thon.
Cul. ErIhtow IN ftronU evsl lywiiero except with
ti,icyos. 1i.a Official oil.y makes Inn as ao.tt
M o lion wtcn falhe accHEasis1ts ARC nrrayeh
hyntnAt him. C0'isctonA Of Io!socence and 4
clear n,'d uncnrript record. lie 'aas no fears Of
exposure. which royeul tben,selycH III tho guilty
WHO attempt. conccel1uont. Wien n faho ac-
promptly aud tnat,fuly aentei and ref,l,ed tho
cAl,niuj. Ia tl,eso dsvH OF tcvling. nothing tas,
| stand bit ruth. Un old nailor esi,i at Ia H.
WHY'S w,no to dtop te best anchor = 1t Ii better
tu Gs snfe tllau to bo torry. Illotoughncaa mud
tyuslfunes,a u,terIin Bristow'a Official career,
and tcacl, grand lcasonB to Young America fol
| Tho rgllt foundation for public ofccg
RIM r1naoS oe ,,n,aro,v
1re stond. nv4r I; fcrt II, I,n;t,tt w,l, ,o,,ro
Ioreo I,n" rnii. .dsrclnt,rd ,n%s'Ios .,,a Ia,,.s
, 1876-04-22

! may bs by thu gullon) cud aSs beer, ani also
Of op!,,lon that tho 1ueatlA aud why's adopted to
ObtAp 1t, by tuosG WIN wiz hare II, AF0 gnuEe ue-
mpralizlns tlhu tho open ll,1iAe.
Eocoud-Ull it CHECK or Increase Nllsliy-tcl-
| ing -
crcnstl 1t.
ll,,rd-lA it practicable?
50 far ~ opoll Baouus It il nuccoHs and IL re-
gard to tiluEn At tho nar-noas " tlcsn snld bv
| tI,e gallon Ina no-llceIac h'stoM wAs adopted
oxtout influenced by tho !lceuso question. was
elected tluyor. entirely froo ffoin any pledge
either way, by tl4o small majority. Of fourteen.
ntler Tie hot eat oret,on ever held Ia this city.
Wo wont aLroush tho yeas F with no 't9enso; n
| without opposition. and l believe with
= goucral understanding that hosnees would bs
granted. Tia Council were in favor Of Il, Aud
Wo gave licsnsos. You wall sec that tito no-
Iire,zu ays.etu ,!ld not accouspialt the much-to-
bc-uesl,vd object aaught--G decrease Of Ar4ttlI.
/ cniica5. ......-..
Thu lion. J. ". s.. 1ohn, Aasor u janes'
vile, said, "Janesvllfe never a1l ths Is"'i'b!-
II, every sespte,. The mayor. ht that tit1it:
irlsl to cntotoe tho Isw but faLed. al'd resiguea
within fow months. uew Mayor was ooesoa
! aud llcenses Htautod." ............
Tue iloa. Clasles l.. llay, AAyos ot spring
t,ed, ba.d, "l.icsuso las boon thu rato hero fE
somo years, and seeula 70 give psrfoot eas!stnc'
tiuu. Durln: the prevalence OF prohibition,
ssEs 20 snss beeona a aa
iirelY dtsEuhted with It. NO rnose h's oeol
male 10 Try it again. ..... .......
THE RESULT IN eHAarAI1.i AND rnnaaA.
Tho hlayor-olcct, tho iau". Arnrf lIesa.H
aayn Of Champalgu =" W. ouee t!l.l pruiIbl-
ton In 1865, and wa found i did not lsssan TUG
drlukiug Of liquors in fact. tAoro waA moro
WHISKY by quito number Of haEscls brought ln'