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New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
TumOr OF Ten Years. Growth Cured


ANN ARBoR. Dec 27. 1875
Dr. RADwAr That others may Do benefited. 1 thus
statement:
have had an Ovarian Tumor in the Qvaes and bowels fo
ten tried the best physicians Of this place and others
without any benefit 1t growing at such rapaity that
could not have lived much longer friend Of mine induced
10 try Railways Remedies had not much faith in them
but finally after much ieliberaon, tried them.
purchased bottles OF tho Resovent boxes OF the
Pills and bottles OF the Relief usel those without any
apparent benefit determined perseyere used twelve
the esovent Of the Relief aud
of Pills Before they gone had lost twenty-five pounds
continued TO the medicine until that
entirely cured took the medicine about fye months AMI
during that time lost for;yve pounds In all took three
dozen bottles OF the Rcsoyent six bottles Relief and six
boxes OF the Pils
feel perfectly well, and heart Is full OF gratitude 10
God for his help in my deep afcon To you SIR and yolr
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted and my prayer
that 1t may much Of blessing 1t has
tom
(signed) Mrs. f. C. BIBBiys.
Mrs BbDns who makes the above certificate IL the person
FOR whom requested you send medicine in June. 1875
The medicines above stated bought OF me- with tho
cepton Of what sent to her by You. may say that
her statement is correct without qualification.
(signed) l.. B. LERCH.
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Arbor Mich.
This may certify that Bibbns who makes the above
certificate aud for many years well US,
correct Any knows Bibbins will believe
statement. BFsJ. d. COCKER MARY Is. PoSD.
(Signed) MARY COCKER. f. b. POND.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
OBITUARY..
vIcoMrE A. DE LA GUERRoNIERE.

Parts Dee 2il Correspondence Of The London Times
Vicomte Arthur de la Guerroniere, under the
Empire Councillor OF State Senator ambassador at Brs
sells and Constannope, who OF the Ffesse
and made his debut in journalism, died very suddenly
last evening The of his deat painful sur
prise this morning. and the feeling regret poryadcs all
parties lie born in 1916 and WAS first OF all Legt-
mist but to the Liberal opinions repre-
sented by Lamartne. He early, However became
warm partisan OF Louis Napoleon, defended the coup
d6dt entered the Council OF State ard when the Empire
fell holding the high post Of Ere 1ch EmhaSsad0r 10
Turkey He was OF the most rl mate conhdants OF
the Emperor was Of the first to now his intentions
respecting italy, and the author OF famous pamphlets
of which particularly II Pape et ie COngrrs pro
duced extraordinary effect On his return from Con
stantinoplc after the fan or the Empire, he was arc
at Marseiles a. a suspect watched and placed under
guard hut imperative orders soon set hin AT hDrip,
and he OF the few BOnaparsts who arDored DO
resentment against the successors OF the Empire
He endowed, moreover, with charming anu CON
cating temper, manners polished and ful Of afablty'
and from his relations with the diplomatic world ad re-
tanned the habit of defending his opinions Win extreme
moderation aud with great allowance Tor Tue oplHun'
He belonged To the Empire by personal S!l-
pa es before its fall aud had since remained attachrd
IL much by his relations than by the nruo n MS
convictions He the hest Of terms with NJ IhIc7
during his Presidency, and was regularly 10 be met ~
the official n the present Governments lie Nds
the great partisans of NJ Buffet, and dcn0nSlia'h
presence three days ago the necessity or EH phE
tile head uf the Cabinet lie had just offered h-tH
candidate for the senate at Limoges where ne was
born and had good chances Of success All VINO KNEW
him will regret OF the most sympathetic types Oh ihe
upper man always very careful To judge rCIy
thing with natural Indulgence, blaming severe meaShca'
having taste both for authority and Tor lhela IucS
a man in short, may be siid TO have liked excess
only In amaDiity ana moderation
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
NTDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT

Probabilities.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Ten
nessce and the Ohio Valley, clear or fair weather. sigh
rise of Temperature southeast south winds, and
slowly rising barometer. ~
,odrner peatcr ui southeriy 10 eaSteriy wiads, and
IaUing barometer
For New-England, Northern New-York, and the lower
lakes increasg coudnoss. slowly rising temperature,
southcast southwest winds, falling barometer FOL
lowed by light rains.
For the upper lakes the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys partly cloudy weather slight changes
temperature during the day, southeast 10 southwest
winds and rain or snow the northern portion Of the
uppcr lake region and north OF Missouri. followed by
rising barometer nOrthcry to westerly winds and lower
temperature during the night. ,
For the Canal regions OF NewJerscy and Virginia the
temperature Will rise slightly -.
Tie Mississippi will continue to rise slowly below st.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08

ANERMAN-In Brooklyn, Thursday evening Jan 9. John
W Amerman. IN tGe t7ih year o. ms asS oo7
ave, sunday the yih ins al O'Clock p m. healises
ana friends OF tie family are Invited to attend without iuf'
BAErLErT THURSDAY evening Of scarlet feyer Harvey
j. H. sn of John ~ and Aboie Bartlett In the 6th year
Funeral from the residence parents Gatesave
2ocock.
BULkLEY-Iu Porchester on Wednesday. jan s. Gershom
Friends 81 the ay are invited attend the funeral at hi,
leave GpSnG Central Depot at so5 and 1910 m
DAGGITr-At West Elizabeth y j., Jan. Z. w.lle. only
NOtlce Of funeral hereafter.
DoMINIcK-on Tn1sa4y, Jan G. q diphthsSIra Fanny
Reatyss and friends are invited to 9SEd tIe n,TaI nom
81. q j-'ui''' ''- O'''''' ''''''' ''''-''''
Overwhelmingly 9Th inst of diphthera Adelrich
Ei,r Dnnel youngest late Dr Henry o.. and Auna
NJ. ~. Duunell, in the lith year Of BIS age
satI,ay s;h INST Tran Central Al 9iJ a. IN
FREELAND-In Brooklyn, Jan. 0, William II. Freeand,
Funeral iom residence Of his father James Feeland 40
Columbia HI ght, saturday. sih inst at o'clock
" asteG daagR s 5t the S' ais % ~ Hastsd '' L.
Relatives aEd friends are respectfully invited TO attend tie
on Monday Jan 10, At 10 m, without further notice.
HATCu-on Thursday, the 6tA inst at her home In ih city.
Mrs. Jane 5, wife Of Wm. b. Hatch.
The funeral w 10 place on Monday the re, 10Th iDst when
osBoRN-On Thursday evening Jan g. Theodore H. Osborn.
SON Rev. Dr. a c. Osborn OF spinal meningitis, In the
Funt at Of his paTent 332 West Thiret
ST., on SATURDAY, the sh inst, at 1912 oclOck.
ENNIMAN-suddenly, in Paris France. Jsn Mr.. James
f. PcuniInan Of this city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PERRYIn Brooklyn, JAN s. Mrs. Elizabeth Perry in the
STth year OF her age.
Funeral via take place from the residence OF Dr. Man
ming lIT Park place. saturday, Jan. 8, at Friends
aud rolaliscsa luItted ~ attend.
WIILIAMs-At Railway y. j.. Friday. Jan. 7. Chas p
Williams, IN the i2d year OF MS
Relatl and friends invited to attend the funeral
services is late residence MOuday afternoon, iUth
INST "a o'clock. Trans leave Corandts ST. depot A.
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08

GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. Tn last nights
OF the Democratic Con, cnton, ut late hour TIE
following nominations were made unanimously:
For GorernOr-iiichard Coke.
For LieutenGat II GOcernOr-K Is. Hubbard.
For AHOrhe y-Gener0l-H. III. Boone.
For state IrcdSuer-A. j. Dome.
For ContrOlicF-Stcpben " Dil din.
For Commissioner O( the Lana Ogice-J. j. Groos. -
For IrtsdenidL EieolOrs-D. L. Geddings and u. III.
EppOrsOn.
The following nominations were mado to-day:
ChietJustice-O. NJ Roberts.
ApPciiate JUdges-John +. White, Gen. NJ ID. Rltor, G.
NJ. NiuKlcr, and X. O. Walker
Deiegates for ne state at Ldrge-w. g. Herndon. T. Il
Sexton, W. NJ Walton, B. @. Bremen. Geo CLARK, Geo
MasOu Il. q. Bremen, L. Walker and John s. Ford.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
LATEST SHIP NEVIS
TFor other Ship Nsrrs see Third Pags.i

IFor other Ship Geirs see Third Page
ARRIVED.
steamship Greece Dr) Thomas London Dec 20 with md'e
and pass. To r. ". j. Hurst - 49,. -. - , =,
Eeamshp Richmond Kelly. Richmond City Point and Nor
folk with Inlse. Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship clyde, Kennedy, Philadelphia Ia ballast 10 u H.
Mallory Il Co , -, 49,, ,., -,
Sieanshp PerkiOmen, Pierce, Philadelphia with coal
Steamshlp Panther. Mills, Philadelphia.
Brg Pearl (of Haven't Brehtman. Port SPAN Ia 1ays
Brig spring (of Canning N 81 Hassel Pernamouco
sclf Ethan Allen of Portlandl Blake. Matsnfs days,
schr Nelly Potter Howard. Washington. ~ c. days with
h Shr Hattie King Crowley Brunswick, Ca days. with
yellow pine ,,,, IN, IL.
Schr. American Chief. Snow. Rockisnu Win hno
sCUOOsgRs-HIvER AND COAsrwisE
NAV Onsen. salem. Isaac borden Fall River
WatcIfuL frslol. Harvest, Providence. .
Mary lark, Providence. r. H. Miller, New Haven
J. l. Housman, Virginia Gertrude Somers, virginia.
Jaa A. IOyt Baltimore A. l.. Cranmer, baltimore;
Ceres baltimore q. Van Duzon Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Edith (Brl Ellis from Antwerp. arrived Ch and an
ohored tho Bar towod 70 the city this aud ro
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08

vove the forfeiture Of large amount OF property and the
trial Of 30 persons who have already been indicted
The indications that most Of these will plead
guilty and permit the forfeiture OF their property by de-
fault Mr.. Tuition will leave this city Monday for
Chicago, accompanied by witnesses and all the evidence
collected In the East to prove the duplication OF pack
ages, &c. Several large establishments in this city,
which have been dealing in fraudulent whisky, have
been called to explain. One OF these houses bought
1900 barrels Of Chicago whisky in four months The
full market price paid, however and there Is no
evidence Of ntcntana fraud the part OF any OF
fl,a
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
cp1Mrs AND cAsrALrIEs-pY TELEGRAPH.

CnNCO d. " H. Jan. 7.-Fourteen witnesses were
examined tho Ia Page tr day The general tenor OF ho
show that Ia Page was IN the vicinity AZ e
time % tho murder OF josie Langmad.
NrNpiu Tenn. Jan. Frank Scott colored,
banged the Jail yard here oday for The mrier OF Kan
sum rhps ccorei on Christmas Eye 1874. lie Ged easily
milton 5ir can white hanged at jackson, 1enn TO day
and Bi Williams, coored, at Bartlett.
OTTAWA. Jan "A trial of the charge of outrage
against H. Martin, H Z. r. Of Manitoba "as commenced az
me i,lco Court this forenoon aud adjourned unih 10
,n1rrnr.. Nj Martin writes 10 the papers denying the
accusation. and rc.ar.s it as auiacOus conspiracy
Urea, y Y, Jan. Tom Scott, alias Tom Ryan,
alias Tom Rev aliss Brady alias Tom Rodgers aias
alter Moaoc the lac Of the AK tired for completely IN the
ermOuds house. near TITS city on
AW O. ,75 today found guilty and sentenced by Judge
blss 10 Is years hard labor IN tho Auburn prison.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
REPIVAL WORK.
REMARKABLE RESULTS At NEwBURGH N Y.

REMARKABLE RESULTS AT NEwBURGH, n. Y
NEwBuRGH, n. Y, Jan. IA remarkable
religious revival is in progress in this city, principally at
st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church. where the Evan
gelis Maggie Van Cott has been holding meetings
during the past three four weeks There have been
over 800 conversions in all, and 22O persons
have Joined this church alone. Among the converts
arr soma WIN bays renowned atheism. Others have
been reclaimed from drunkenness, and some hardened
roughs well OF te most Respectable residents
OF this city aud vicinity Mrs Van Colt closes her work
here on Sunday night aud goes to Newark, " j. Ia
March she VIII hold revival services at Poughkeepsle
The Evangelist, the Rev A. l.. Graves. IS also holding
Union Revival services here and many conS ersions nave
been reported.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
MANAGEMENT OF THE STATE PRISONS.

The Board of Prison Inspectors at Sing Sing
still considering the changes 10 be made IN the gov
ernment of that prison Yesterday removals we're
made, and the vacancies were supplied by appoint
ments Alfred walker Agent aud Warden. removed,
the removal to take effect jan To- and Geo H. Young
OF Pen YAM N. " appointed 10 the vacant position
Benjamin Legget, kitchen Keeper removed, and r.
Cthiis appointed 10 Ill the vacancy. The Rev MI
Canheld removed from the position OF chaplain oil
tue prison and the place given 10 the Rev John '" IS
Wood. on motion of Inspector Crowley, II was agreed
at Sing Sing, Mr.. Crowley OF that at Auburn, ana Ar
Pot VI that ut Clinton, during the next four months
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
"Throw Phy.ic 10 tue Dogs, III None Of it.v

We do TIE least feel Ike blaming Macbeth for this
press disgust; lndeed, rather inclined TO
tze with him Even nowadays most of the eahartcs offered
to tho public great repuIsiye e0okng pills tho
pearance of which is sufficient turn stomach Had
Macbeth taken Dr. fERcEs PLEASANT PUkGATyE PHI
LErs would those wOris Of contempt It
really encouraging, when one is ILL., TO hnd that little
coated Pellet larger than a grain Of mustard, VIII
promptly produce the desired effect dose OF great
alg pills These little Pellets unlike other cahartcs
really natures physic. They dD debtae but and
iuN!gorate the system. No family should DO without Dr.
PIECES PLEASANT PuBJAuvE PELLETS.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08

but only showed that the D!sfcAtorney did not think
1t advisable 10 press the prosecution might have been
on account OF the innocence accused but IL
for sustaining the present action. Mr. Shear
also stated that it would DO only justice TO him to
say that the opinions the law which had been pub
lshoG "a coming from him Incorrect He had never
expressed any opinion Of the law to any rep0rtec.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
COLLEGE SOCIETIES.
Continued from First Page.

present suggestion the regulation Of the College autori
trs that opinion Il this Association the exacton
of pledge of students marcua'on that they VIII not oe
long societies. the indirectly
demorang in Its Influences upon tho conscenceso young
men. and ought 10 BE- abolished
made To accept the report OF the special cOmnlee
and continue tine committee. After some further discus
sion the consideration of the whole matter was deferred
until Friday Feb. IL, and the meeting Adjourned .
Aftcr the adjournment the members or the ASSOCIATION
the dining hal and partook of refreshments.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08

4 prLGRAyItN MoTHER.-Etheinfd- Mo-
ther, s ne It ircksd Ia say You be blOwcd, aS Algy
docsI Motler-"It's HorSe than wicked, my dear-its
ruigar ~ Punch
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. N."-C0mely
Ucl.clnaid: 80, Mr. James, I'm 80 frightened IN the
railway. suppose the bier was to bustf Mr James !:
"Then my dear you'd be- slngin' among the angels III
about ten minutes! !-IPunch.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
IMMENSE CROWD TO HEAR MOODY.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. There was another
immense gathering at the Moody and saniey meeting to-
night. The doors closed at O'Clock, after 1900
people had been admitted Several thousand were com
PEELED TO leave unable get in. Mr. Moody dscoursed
Instant salvation" showing that 1t was practcaoe
and giving illustrations In support OF his calm The III
ouiry roons filled at the close OF the services.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
Investigation Chailenzed!

sewing machine in the world. except the "New Auto
matte" of the WILCOX GIBBS s NJ Coz has automatic
tension any other Of the Characteristic features Of that
vel of sewing mechanism The public should not be imposed
upon by contrary mado by rival companies
Amongst other high distinctions lately received by the New
Automatic B the grand GOld Medal OF Prugess awarded
the American Institute Far WILCOX GIBBS 5. NJ. Co.
Cos Broadway, corner Bond St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
me FIRE RECORD.

A FIRE IN THE GARDNER HOUSE, CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA fire broke out III the
elevator box at the Gardner House, corner Of Jack
sou-,t and Michigan-lyc today OWNS TO misundof-
standing in giving The aiam the fire engines arrived 10
late fl t tbe fire ha, Gained considerable headway. The
lofr ls owned by G. H. Gtubcrt Ii is resort Tor Inc
wcalthier class Of bJaIdefs ana is nhcl equipped fny
tota insurance slJ2, ,JOO wOhria VI IL On lAc Du-
in
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
IN THIS CITY.

There was fire last evening in the store OF
j. Bernhard, importer and manufacturer OF cloaks, On
the first oor OF No 2S East Fourtecntst and his stock
was damaged -, 900 Tie basement was occupied by
IOwcnsten dealer in Partisan owerf, I'D his stock was
damaged somewhat by water. Tue building n 0Wuel ny
Wheeler AZ smith, whose loss Is estimated al 900. The
nro was caused by an Oyelhedtod s,o'o Ino properly
NJ All insured,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08

While waiting for cough to go as it came
Won are often laying the foundation for some pulmonary or
iourhal Affection better get rid OF cold M once by
using that sure remedy. D. JAMES ENrkTORANi which
will rure the most stubborn cough and relieve you OF a
anAety as TO dangerous consequences.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
MIHRLED.

BEEBE-EDGAR-On Thursday, Jan. G. in the Crescen
Presbyterian Church Planilcld. y. j. by the
T. B. Edgar his daughter Louisa TO Walter H. BeeOe Of
Brooklyn, y. Y.
CLEvEI.AND-VROOM-O Tuesday Dec. II, 1875, in
Brooklyn, By Rev Geo l.. Nestgate Wm. Cleveland
Norwich Conn., Bella NTOOm Of BrooA daughter OF
Henry and niece Of the late Baron FslAen
berg Quebec.
Canada papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM LoNDoN-Tn steamship grseee Jan Gen A. vol
Baon chr Mrs. and Miss Benjamin,
Rove Mrs Dalton infant Theo 4. Wimerng JOS seal
Mr. and Mrs g. a. Curzon, Harry Sl9e Frank See, Elga
See Miss Emma NckOlds Capt D. G. Taylor, Chas stanley
Mir and urs. ]. W. Waterhose, Frank RussoA
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
DE-. RADwAY's

SARaAPAHILLIAS REsOLyRvr.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
FOR THR CURR OF AL. CHRDNIC DISEASES,
scnoFULA OK SYPHILfuc, HEREDITARY os CONTAGIOUS.
LUNGS OR STOMACH. SkIN or BONES FLFsH OR NERVES
COggUPTING THE SOLIDS YHIAuSG FLUIDS.
Chronic Rheumatism Scrofa Glanular swelling Hacking
Dry Cough, CancerOus Affections, SyPhic complaints,
Bleeding Of the Lungs. Dyspepsia wat BTas Tic Dol
White SSellngs Iumos Ulcers, SKIN and HIP Diseases,
Mercuria Diseases Female Complaints GOu DrOpsy. Rick.
salt Rheum Bronchitis Consumption, Kidney, Bladder
Liver Complaints, Irce 81 per bottle
Sold by Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
THE CHICAGO DIsTILLERY FRAUDS.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 7.-lnternal Revenue
Supervisor OF this city has received instructions
t. proceed at Chicago TO supernend the whisky
fraud trials arising In that city out OF seizures made last
May IL Csc trials will begin Tuesday next. They In
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08

You've, BUT SMART.--Aunt Mary: Now,
don't quarrel children Recoect that birds In their
little NJ sts agreep" Ethel: well, II wouldn't 30 Ior
them TO fall out'-anyhow, not before they could n.y.
Would ID. Aunt Mary yi"-lPunch
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
IEVrL-HEADED NEGROES.

From the tild) Christian Reoorsr-OrgGB Of ne African
" T.. ChuTch
We invite the attention of our readers 20
TUE TRlRtNE 1876 Whatever be thought OF the
politics OF mis- Journal thing is certain, that the best
way amy Il gro revenge himself upon it, II revenge
he seek, is To read IL thoroughly.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
Special Noiltes.
Fine sample Tea
TO CO y = u NJ - RS,
l0c. per Is. !, "a, and5 n packages.
PAkON NiChEkS' SONS,
lyU and 49, MItCr.st. New. lOrk.

Fine sample Tea
TO CO y L N A. RS,
10c. per Is. !, "a and5 n packages.
PAAON VIC ChEkS' SONS
$50 and 49, " 3tCr-st, Now.lOrk
Pos,-;JlI,e Noi,ce.-The FOREIGN MAILS or ITO weex
ON \, a M steamer Ncg ada
via QuosustOwn WEDN - DAY a. A. for hIIOpe
p,r steamer Parthis OuecnsOwni III ilSDAY
m for Euroyr per Sarr. southampton and
Iot,c via Queenstown,
II A m for scotland direct Ethiopia via
gOw IL Tor France direct per steamer France Via
Hsyre ami ri 1880 H. for Europe, steamer NtcAar IA
Southampton aud bremen. 1. l.. JAMES. 4. ID.
The King Of Itniy
conferred upon Dr. dc JOng the dignity OF Ofcer OF the
order OF St Maurice AMI 81 Lazarus IN recognition oi ms
properties Cod
Liver Oil DIR. DEJONGHS LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER
OIL Is sold III capSuod Jcllal HalPts, sl BY all Drug
gists. sole Consiguees, ANSAB HARFOkD ~ Co, London
sole Agents for the United states, JOHN T. HEAIf, CT r.
Ran ~ Co, New-f0rk.
A Few O1ices only remain unrented In THE Tribune
ssh) There elegant gasnItures heat
every All exceedingly light and airy, perfectly
ventilated, outside wnowA and directly
and nearly all have independent
good working order They kept running from O'Clock
morning till long after mdniguL kenfs fsv0rsole
terms Application should be male at THE TRIBUNE
Counting room.
Advertisers desIrnS 10 gam the attention aad pa.
trouaxe OF Farmers ard Agrie ulturists viii end rHK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
diuuL It reaches famers aud tLose Of better
cass any other weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification should be handed N 90
or before Tuesday Of the week Of issl,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
BISHOPS COLLEGE BURNED.

LENyoxvILLE, Quebec, Jan. 7.-Bshop's Col
lege was DESTROYED by fire last night. The grammar
school chapel and the principals dwelling were saved
The library is about half consumed
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
SUPREME COURT DAY CALENDAR

SYRACUSE, \. Y, Jan. THE following is
the day calendar for Monday. Jan TO- 4 the General
Term Of Tie Supreme Court: Nos. 81, Jo, lJ2.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
THE STATE of TRADE.
nnNrSTIC NARKE1

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Wu,uyqrox N c. Jan. 7.-Sprs TuTpentne firm ~ sbc.
Ros sion AZ 81 ~ for Strained Tar steady NJ IL So.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE, r. L. Jan. 7Printng Cloths steady al Ake
43o FOX 6lXOA Standard and Extra, Win uuA ul" Ae@
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed rih fsH
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-09-28
my Mother Knows Bsst''

A party Of little girls stood talk.
ing beneath my window. Some mic,
plan was on foot they were going
into the woods and they meant &
make oak leaf trimming, aud pick
berries, and carry luncheon.
Now, said they TO one OF their
number ELLEN run homo, and
ask your mother IL You may 20. Tell
her wo are oil going, ,snd you must &c
also Ellen, q pretty little girl in
green cape bonnet, skipped across
the way, and went into house op.
posite. She was gone some time.
The little girls waited for her very
impatiently. At lougth The door
opened and Ellen came down the
steps. She did not seem to be in a
hurry TO Join her companions. and
they cried out, Have you got leave =
Are you coming Z
Ellen shook her head and said that
her mother would not let her 90.
"Oh I" cried the girls ''it's too
bad !"
mot 60 y It is really unkind in
your mother "What shame r.
81 would make her lot you CO." II
would go whether or no.
"My mother knows best" was Ell
lens answer, and il was beautiful
ono. Her lip quivered a little, for
suppose she wished to 20, and was
much disappointed not 70 get leave (;
but she did not get angry or pout,
and her voice was very gentle, but
very firm, "My mother knows best
Thoro are great many occasions
when mothers do not SEQ fit to give
their children leave to go where, and
to do what they wish aud how they
are rebellious and pouting, and ON.
cry in consequence Of IL
But is this the way in which chil-
dren should receive their mothers
orders No. It is not pleasing God.
the right way is pleasing TO God.
The right way is cheereful obedience
to your mothers decision. Trust
her, and smooth down your ruffied
feelings by tho sweet and beautiful
thought that "Inother knows best"
II will save you many tears and
much sorrow. It il tho gratitude
you owe TO her who has done and
suffered 30 much for you.