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A CHRIsTMAs CAROL.


M H.I. I'll
TnE moon came out snd crowned Che hil
~ y With holy calm , WfNHE
The stars flashed down on silver rills
And groves Of palm;
While tranquil at the days surcease,
Blest Bethlehem slept, thing of peace.
Even dumb natures pulses thrilled
With tender awe,
As II she felt, thus hushed and stilled,
More than she saw
And meath the starlight bent her knee.
In rev'rent, glad expectancy.
Down on the plain. in peaceful wise,
The white flock slept,
While shepherds. meath the crystal skies,
Their yigils kept;
And midnights awe and silence fell
Upon their souls In that lone dell.
And then-a glory from the place
Where angels kneel
The light, II seemed, OF Gods own face,
And swift did steal
The luster from the shining stars,
And chained the moonlights shiinering bars
Then Gods bright messenger came down,
With princely mien;
And happy face outshone his crown
And raiments sheen;
Whne Dy the gracious words ne shiu.
He raised each shepherds dropping head.
'Fcar not for 10, ! tldlngs bring
OF greatest JOY;
Whose music through the world shall ring
Without alloy
i bear you news Of priceless worth,
OF Christ the King. como down TO earth.
Then suddenly the sky grew bright
With angel-eyes;
Their carol stirred the pulse Of night
In tender wise;
And echoed DER the slumbering land,
All loving. rcy'rent, jubilant grand
"Glory 10 God 10 sinful men,
Peace and goodwill I"
The light died out; the earth again
Grew dim and still.
The angels left the starry dome,
And Christ lay born In earthly home.
u Lord come down 10 us tonight,
Give US that grace.
. grant one glimpse Of the shepherds sight
To see Thy face
To worship at those blessed feet!
The Christ In hearts and homes OF meet
GRACE RAYMOND.
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GREELEY.

Monday last a monument to the
memory Of Horace Greeley was erected
over his grave in Greenwood Cemetery
A very large number of distinguished
men were present to do honor to the
great journalist. II is singular,
though, how little Of mans survives
him. Horace Greeley controlled pa
per which, at one time, was the most
influential in the country. He was one
of the principal founders OF the Repub-
lican party, one of the chief promoters
of the temperance cause, and the head
and front OF all schemes of philanthro-
py and progress. Age brought disap-
pointment; disappointment soured
him; an ambition. which busy life
had kept in subiection, asserted itself
when he. had not the strength to keep
il under, bad men played with him;
and he fell. His paper got into other
keeping, and despite the efforts OF
those still connected with it-who low
ed the old man and would have been
loyal to his memory-it was turned in
to devious paths. 1t was almost every
thing for several years that Horace
Greeley would not have had il, and on
ly within year has got back into its
old moorings. And Greeley himself
died poor. His paper was supposed to
have been making millions, but when
he, the cornerstone OF the fabric.
crnmbled out, it was found to be as
empty as an egg-shell. He had but
little. his partners went into bankrupt
cy, and the property, heavily mortgag-
ed, passed into other hands. And its
history since has been one OF financial
trouble, though its management have
made a splendid fight against the mis-
fortunes that enveloped them. IL is
magnificent paper, and II it can be kept
steadily in its present course, as the
representative Of the advanced thought
of the city and country, il will come
out all right. But who can tell? Who
knows whose money is behind il, and
everybody knows what power money
has. And speaking of newspapers it is
a mistake to suppose that newspaper
in New York is a gold mine. The Her
aid, the Post, the Commercial Adver-
tiser, and the Sun are making money.
The World has always sunk money,
the Times makes something, but more
by it's real estate than the paper; tho
Trihrna 10 holding about even, and
with the rest it is a struggle with mort
gages. 1t cost million OF dollars to
the Times, and the amount
sunk to establish new papers here is
fearful.
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The williamsport Bulletin, the other
day contained letter from a Miss
Sharp, who is a teacher in South Car
olina, sent to a lady friend in Williams
port. In that she details her personal
experience on the day OF election:
AZ was clerk OF the board and conse-
auently was at the polls from SIX In
the morning till ten VI night-till the
votes were all counted, and the papers
all filed out and .he box sealed. We
nolled at INV school house $50 Repub-
iican votes. apd 16 forlorn Democratic
votes. There are three polling places
on this island. Two years ago when
we polled \ much smaller vote, the
Democrats made us lose 90, and this
wear / blocked their wheels on that. IL
was in this wise: There were 60 votes
more in the box than names Oh the
poll list. In such n case they throw
all the votes back, aud a man blind
folded picks out the surplus votes.
You see we have all to lose.
Early Tuesday morning before light
the clans commenced gathering. The
white manager stepped up to the
sharpest of the colored managers and
said: "We want you to be chairman
of the board, aud my friend here, Mr.;
Seabrook, is TO be clerk. No, said
the chairman, Miss Sharp will be
clerk You see the chairman admins
ters the oath, while the clerk takes
down the name, and he could easily
make the names fall short by hundreds
IL he wanted TO. They demurred some
said il was a woman. The reply was
you will yet see women at the polls;
might as we'll get used to 1t now.
Miss Sharp, please step this way j
stepped forward, took the oath, and we
ALI proceeded to business. Not vote
was thrown out that day. As the men
went out every now and then one
would saw. Il tell yer der ting will go
all right to-day when once yer see Miss
Sharp dere.
/ night fill pages with amasing in
cidents of that day. The women were
all out. At one place above Charleston
n woman who had suspected her hus.
band had Yielded to his employer and
would vote the Democratic ticket,
watched him and just as he was about
to deposit a Democratic vote sprang ~
/ him like a tigress. You vote aghns'
me aud my children Ill show you
you can't do dat" and grasping him 10y
the shirt she pulled and he pulled, the
shirt gave way, aud the "brudder'
withdrew for repairs in a sadly de
msralized condition, and the vote wal
not cast.
Many put mp a prayer as they pIg
down q vote in the box. One oil
man said d:-'Dere goes a good Repub
! lican vote, and pray de Lord to pros
per him. Amen. said i, in goo'
Methodist style.
We have won the election, and ye
the Democrats want TO cheat us ovt o
IL. There is no end TO their lying an.
svindling. There are 40, 900 more col
ored voters than whites IN this state
aud they are instinctively Republican.
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THE ACCIDENT IN THE SAN FRAScrsoo
CHINESE THEArER. Nearly q hundred
persons were killed or wounded in the
recent stampede in the Chinese thea
ter, in San Francisco. The panic was
started by Chinaman who was fright
ened out of his wits. Some one had
carelessly thrown on the floor lighted
cigar or cigarette, aud the mating in
the gallery had caught FIRE. The man
who first noticed the flames, instead Of
stamping them out, sprang TO his feet
and in the Chinese tongue yelled
"Firel Firel" at the top Of his voice.
The panic-stricken audience sprang TO
their feet aud rushed for the door, Civ
ing no heed to the actors on the stage,
who we're as self-possessed and brave
as were Miss Claxton and Mr.. Studley
at the Brooklyn Theater. Meanwhile,
q man in the gallery had taken of his
overcoat and smothered the flames.
The theater was saved, but IL was too
late 10 stay the panic.
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VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood. Renovates aud
snvigorates the whole system.
ALTERATIvE, TONIC, SOLVENT
AND DIRETlC.

Negetlne In made exclusively from the Juices
or carefuly-selected barks, roots and herbs, and
so strongly concentrated that II will effectually
eradicate from the system every taint OF ScRoFU-
Ia, sCn)fULors HUNoRs, TUMoRs. CANCER, CAM
ckhors hrMoR. ERYsIPKLAs, SALT RAKUN. SY-
fHiLfr1c DISEASES, CASKER, FAINrNEss at the
STOMACH. and all diseases that arise from impure
beod. Sciatica, InHammatory and Chronic
rheumatism, Neuralgia. G0ut aud Spinal Com
plants, can only be enectually cured through
the blood.
For Ulcers ana Rruptve diseases OF the Skin
Pustules. Pimples. Botches, Boils, letter, Scald-
mead and RingwOrm. NEGErINR has never failed
10 effect permanent cure.
For Pains In the Back, Kidney Complaints,
Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leucorrh9a, arising
rOm Internal liberation, and uterine diseases
and General Debility, NEGETINE acts directly up
on the causes OF these complaints. IL invigor-
ates and strengthens the whole system. acts up
on the secretive organs, allays Inflammation,
cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA, HABITuAL CosTIvE-
SEss, PAlPfTATfOS OF the HEART HEADACHES,
Piles, NERVOUSNESS and GENERAL PRosrRkTIoS
ofthe NERVOUS SYSTEM, no medicine has ever
given such perfect satisfaction as the YEGKTfsF
II pdrines the blood, cleanses all OF the organs
and possesses controlling power over the ner-
yous system.
The remarkable cures effected by vEGErISE
nave induced many physicians and apothecaries
whom We know TO prescribe and use IL In their
own families.
fact, vEGRTISE IN the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases, and IL the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
the public.
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LIFE IN PARrs.-In the slang OF peo-
pie who live by their wits in Paris
'jewel" means the broken victuals sold
Ivy the scullions of hotels and eating
houses, 10 whom broken victuals be-
long as their perquisite. The price at
which broken victuals are sold is sixty
cents bucket full; in the bucket are
fragments of partridges and pieces Of
vcnison, bits OF pheasant and morsels
OF lobster, ends OF ham aud wings OF
chicken, corner OF a truffie and slice
Of funny fish, a spris OF salad and half
a sardine. The '.jeweler" who buys
them picks, cleans, sorts them on
plates and offers them 60 be sold in the
cooked meats market in the great
market.
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"Tilden or a fghtl" said the venera.
BILE Hunker in fierce tones at small
gathering yesterday. "Oh, very will,
said little man, busting mp to him;
well have the fight right here and set
lie the matter at once. Do you wish
to take of your coat" 'Sir, said the
yenerable HnDker, wiping some crumbs
from his unshaved chin. "things must
be done deceutly and in order. There
must be organization, sir--organizs.
ton. The troops must be called out
reQ'larly. None O. yer rough-sn-tum-
blss for me. Go9d-day. SIR, good
day." Tie went out hastily, and pans
ing AZ a street corner said rehective'y,
"Arter ell, il amt best TO rush things.
--(Elmirs Argus.
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PREPARED Br
IL. X. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.

What Is VEGETiSE7-lt IL a compound extract
ed from barks, roots and herbs. IL Is Natures
Remedy. 10 u perfectly harmless from any bad
effect upon the system. II Is novrishing. II acts
directly upon the blood, 10 quiets the nervous
system. IL gives you good. sweet sleep at night.
IL Is great panaca for our aged fathers and
mothers; for 10 gives them Natures sweet sleep
AS has been proved by many an aged person.
10 IA the great Blood Purifier. IL IL soothing
remedy for our children. II has relieved and
cured thousands II Is very pleasant 10 take;
every child likes II. u relieves and cures al,
diseases originating from impure blood. Try
the Negeiine. Give IL fair trial for your COM
plants; then yon viii say 20 your friend, neigh
Dor and acquaintance, "Try Il; Il has cured me -
Vegetine for the complaints for which Il IL
recommended, is having larger sale throughout
the United States than any other one medicine.
Mny7 Negetlne VIII cure these complaints.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION
boston, Dec. 10, is69.

HVoIUNI AysNs ~ I5tF.
Gentlemsn-My only object In giving you this
testimonial Is 20 spread valuable information
Having been badly afiicted with Salt Rheum,
and the whole surface ol my skin being covered
with pimples and eruptions. many OF which caus-
ed me great pain and annoyance. and knowing 10
70 bs blood disease, took many of the adSer-
Used blood preparafions, among which was any
quantity Of sarsaparila, without obtaining any
benefit until commenced taking the vegetne.
and before had completed the hrst bottle saw
that had got the right medicine. Consequently
| followed on with Il until had taken seven bot
ties, when ! was pronounced well man, and
my skin IA smooth and entirely free from pim-
pies and eruptions. ] have never enjoyed so
good health before, snd attribute 10 all 10 the
use OF vegetine. To benent those afriicted with
rheumatism, ! viii make mention also OF the
Negetines wonderful power Of curing me OF this
acute complaint, OF which have suffered so in
tensely. G. II. TUCKER,
Pas. Agt Mich. G. X. r.,
90 Mashington 81, Boston.
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HILLSDALE MICH, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1875

spears into pruning-hooks. till the
messengers OF God, themselves more
admiring. shall become more frequent
and welcome visitors to the earth, and
angels and men sing together again
new songs resounding through Earth
ana Heaven.
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schenek's Puloenac syrup ess shs
cure OF Consu mpsions Coughs
and Colds

and Colds.
The great virtue OF this medicine is that IL r.
pens the matter and throws Il out Of the system
purfnes the blood, aud thus effects q cure.
ScHEscKs SEA WEED Tosic. ron THE CURE
on DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces q healthy action Of the
stomach creating an appetite, forming chyle, aud
curing the most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
scHEscK's MANDRAKE PILLS. FOR THE CURE
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These Pills are Alternative. and produce heal.
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Ms they are free from calomei, and yet more EN-
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These remedies are certain cure for ohsump-
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and purines the blood. The Mandrake Pills act
upon the liver, create a healthy bile, and remove
all diseases OF the liver, often a cause OF Con-
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strength 10 the stomach, makes good digestion
and enables the organs 20 form good blood; and
Tins creates healthy circulation OF healthy
blood. The combined action OF these medicines,
as thus explained, will cure every case OF Con-
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medicines persevered In
DR.. Schenck Is professionally at his principal
ONCE, corner SIXTH and ARsH STs., Philadelphia,
every Monday, where al letters for advice must
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"N/CHDLzS M/NTURN,"
BY Dr. Holland, the Editor.

whose story of "Sevenoaks- gave the highest
satisfaction 90 the readers of the Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel IA laid on the
hanks Of the Hudson. The hero Is young man
Who has been always ''tied 10 a woman's aprt N
strings- but who, by the death Of his mother, Is
left alone IN the w0rld.--t0 drift on the current
Of life,-with a fortune, but without q purpose.
Another serial, "Hls Inheritance" by Miss
Trsfton, Will begin on the completion of That
lass % Loyrter," by Mrs HolgsOn Burnett.
Mrs. Burnett's story, begun Ia August, has pa
thos and dramatic power which have been a sur
prise % the public
There is % be a series ~ original and eXquis-
ftely illustrated papers OF Popular Science" by
Mrs Herrick, each paper complete in Itself
There are 20 be. from various pens, papers on
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.HomE LIFE AND TRAVEL.

Also. practical suggestions a. 10 Town and cour .
try uis, village improvements, etc, by we'll
known specialists.
Mr.. Barnsrds articles on various Industries Of
Great Britain include the history Of "sOme Ex-
periments In Co-Operafion," "a scottish Loaf
Factory IN the November number, and TOAD
are, The British WorklnglnaLs HOms.f "a
Nation of shopkeepers," "Hapenny Week for
the chiid.~ etc.
American Sports by Flood and Fleld,~ by va
rious writer's, and each on sdifersnt theme. TIE
subject Of
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HOLLOwAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they esecrete too much or too little water: or
whether they be af1iicted by stone 90 gravel, or
with aches and pains settled ID the loins the
regions OF the Kidneys, these Pills should be Ia
ken according 70 the printed directions, and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small of
the back at bed time. This treatment will give
almost immediate relief when all other means
have failed.
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For stornachs Out of Order.

70 medicine viii so erectualy improve the
tone Of the stomach a. these Pills; they remove
an acidiy Occasioned either by intemperance or
Improper al l. They reach the liver and reduce
n 20 healthy action; they are wonderfully en-
cacious IN cases OF spasm-in fact they never fail
in curing all disorders Of the liver and stomach
HOLLOWAlS PILLS are the best known In
The world for the following diseases: Ague, Asth-
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ell kinds. Pts, Cout, Headache, Indigestion, In
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Scrofnla or Kings Evil, sore Throat, Stone and
Gravel Tic-DOuioareanx, TumOrs, Ulcers,
Worms Of all kinds, weakness from any cause.
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Scribner's Monthly
An lInrivaled illustrated Msoazine

When scribner issued issued its famous Mid
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But the publishers do not consider that they have
reached this ultima thule OF eXCellence-they be-
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they propose TO conquer them"
The prospectus for the new volume gives the
titles of more than nfty papers mostly iusirAt-
ed. by writers OF the highest merit. Under the
head Of
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nHousehoId and Home Decoration"

will have a prominent place whilst the lates;
productions of American humorists will appear
from month 20 month. The list ~ shorter sfor-
les, biographical and other sketches, etc., Is a
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"EDREIcW TRAKEI.N

We have "a Winter on the Nile" by Gen. Nc
ClellAn; ''Saunterings About Constantnople. -
nv Charles Dudley Warner; "Cut OF Ny Window
al Moscow by Eugene Schuyler; "An Ameri-
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announced.
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