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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
Gtcratur.


SIN Gcrlda ecr 6errer GbiTcr urb
GprGei IN %biloecipbid, G6e etr 4. ure
09ppeNrabc, CrIhteu Ipetcn unb III burh
tie Grpcriticu biefc6 Slat!cS rtrr eirttt
ppn zen Gerle8crn III teSiCben
@Splctpn'S etutih cr1liihe Grammar,
fir Stut. uNb SrltfUnierridt. Neue
rrGttiibt Mrttcre bic epslilhe Spro6e
In taTICr 3eit geien, S6rcitenlmo Sprt'
cteu III terueu, nit 9lu9Gtr eel eENliiten
Siusieracbe unc GetpnuHg epn Sobn Z.
9lYrlctrn, q. 81. 5SS Get:Gn, gutter Gin
tuuc uGb Ger bulge S,retS pen Sl.50.
"2}ert;ni9te Stlattn SIiefteper" IN
hSu.l,6 rN9tiffer GgrI1HurM cher 9n.
lettUNa ;ur riHiiatn SltflIIms oIler In
eer ati1Gmeineu 2abcrS9cypIlmiC ~
wie i'm G'dblftsttbSn her Gereini9trn
Sta0tsn rrrtnmmeneCn %ricfc. Muil&Re,
llrtunbcn, II. {. ~. petit Ciurr GinleitunJ
Iber ReGtldreibung uno Snterpuntticn
rebf cinem Inbdr9c ppn Gcle3enpeits'
@entttsr. Neunlcbnte Nufldge. Sn
gutsm Girtanee nit 52S Seitru. Trtis
81 so.
Ger gpQtpmmcne arcyiFdrifttc Ge'
I6Iitsmann." Gin 6ane. unb 6IIiS.
tuh fir GieI6Gitaleutt 0Ier 9lrt in ren
Gcreinigteu Stadcn rcn Nprcamerttd.
"Jutrer I'M G'eftI5tslcbGn." sInlet.
tunN, f,b i'm @tiAGfteltssn IHriftlid,
nusiuerIdtu, euliiib uno oeutid,, nebit
einer Nu3W1W Ypn Ttten,- NttGrb!nn.
Qeu uno GriItlunaen sum llcterleeen,
nit luaefUSiem 9Grrtcrtub. Ipu 6ein,
rit Sinai nit POO Seittn unb gut Gin.
0etuaeen.
lie mantctree SecIe, td5 il: &c
ErGte ecr wnHetlHhrr Sce!e nit NcIm
Npa5 Nnp Simrn Gltppt0S; enttaItcno
bic Stftitts pcu GriAlFUul Ger 9Gf;t
an bis IL uNo rGt5 Der GerwEfun3 Sc.
ruIalemS. ferlus9c0eten Scn Sctann
YMlipp ShGtalte, nit 442 Seitfr, In
euttm GiutGnec. (gtn iGtr eIbausGres
sgerf, eGs dpgenetm III leisu iit.)
"Nehlitld9cr's tn9Ivib etutid,eS unb
btutid cn9ltIGe5 SNitfcn gSrr!eytuh"
xetf An0ate Scr tuNlif6en @U2iprdhe
nit rtu,i4tu SGtREteu ure eeutlder
3rnen. 700 Settcn NIB IdGucr Cir.
barc. @rtiS $50.
"Gerstniate Sta1tcr Gnhtuh, mitbe,
lcaStytr @trI5Fttisuul etr IiimatiiGen
IcrtlltnlFe Hno %rroutte &meyi'a's,
Vpn 28ra. grlmer. l6j Seiten.
"GprflNeiae5 etu:lA eaSl,ite5 Ser
tiNiItgn Gtdattn Nchtuh. Gin 6ane,
unc 6ulfstut6 fur eausfrauen uni
NacGen, &oGe uuc S0tjnuen in iecer
1Utc cher ITrsiluu3 ;ur beicn uue
tif;s1sn SergituuB aatr glrttu SpeiIeH
urb G'ety&Egt. pC3 SSM. GrGmer NIT
los @t,teg.
"2lmcritGnifdr5 @lrtrHtua rtIr rrat-
tiIteS 6anetgb sum Gtm:lie,, Stf.
unp gGeinbau, fcmie 2sidNunlcr uter
sen 5aa;.t trr Elt;nrgten. uno griine,
l;.he 2,rltituan SIR GiUmsu}udt, nit se.
MAKER %;rudEhHSuna Der amcr,jauiiden
@erbll.giFt sou SriacriT GllrHtr. $50
Ssjtru, from dttunsfn.
"gSeeintafG5n @ctt5 2ittsrbuh."
Gin untcrta!ttrss3 tleiGi5 Wei1r9tUh
nit 2s6 Sti.en.
GSir MAIDEN uaftre eetbrt,H seuiFt.r
2titr, ist!Ht I'M Siune tdbtr, r1lt Tbi,
laeelptia III rtiitn. tarduf auimersfam,
nab IN 56Iftr ~ Spraers @uNfpre
NaeS Ill tlter III, mas In teut1her Cite,
rotur errourift weretn fam Hre trfu'
ten titieIttn, bieie TirriI Ritt nit ib'
REM SciUHe 3u nter8:tsn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

Oerruiauu5, s., SJI n1fbcI, oocr
Der Gdreib,unb 2Clc'untcrrtht ais
erfeS 9cIes Spra0 II. 2e9rbu1. 18te
guIase. @ret5 % Gents.
Gtrsiten rrp 2cfcnlsrncu irGcn In biefen
9uhletn 5anb in Sano 9ebcn. Die &inptr
IoGan ater niht rur mc@aril@ ofIeItn Lerasn,
foacyrn pcn aEfanB an 5a3u an3eboIten mcr"
ren, Iib tei fcrl, mas de leen, CtlDoS lu benz
fen. 9arum inO ale fin dplen Gatt9erGinb>
un1ea Wcgaelaiien, uno bar.m 1T @lleS MIR
aus hem Sere;5e bu GrfagrUr9 unb &nf4nus
una ee5 5iinet5 teacnmen.
S3irb bialen 2.nfUrbcrar9en entIrrctten, 70
mcrten bic ttuber 1!eles ou6 hem 9r@lfin
lernen, unb bas 0slernte miro Bel manhem
ltinpe ben @run6 Lcoen III eiuem geraoen, mo-
ralii4en, rrlen, 8ciGuDsreIi9icitn, 9Wtfn Nta,
l5ea.
So 4 f Fdnttse8Deutl6eS Ser
etnt9te 9taatcn SeohbuA. Gin
6anosu. 6ulf8bu6 fur 6au6frauen nnS
MGbnen, 80he unb GG1tnnen in jeeer
9i4e; peer; 2tnweiiun9 sur beittn nno
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
Moiinb bnrEet

Girs IbtanbIuns rtfr bic racicaLs SriIung
Srn Sronic uuo Sslittsfedurg.
So 5uau8geaebcn, cine rrue Gus>
tgG51 oabe srn Tr. guIYerrptl'5 @crItiun9
E.sE, uter bic rno;cols 6eilure Yon 9pllutjr
1lEyY pnrn ctcr 5omsrlaw6te, eeiitise rncr
tQrrerlide S6mahe, 6incerniNe gum
H% 6tiratben, ,e., tcrarr0cbyaft onrd
Gdbii5el;Gua9 urb 9s15leG!.i&e &ucItrCi>
fuE1cn. Die idrtdIinen pl9en etele5 SoterS
ijno in tielcr b:ribmtsu Grr6ure ;ur S3ars
ming Der 5ugsrb nit Mtiitsriddft eediIoert
uab Der ein;joc i;,bsre 2Bc9 angeSeben, arf weI>
DEM cine pclit6nei9e 6eilun9, rrns ZEN Uss
trnu6 gcfGtrlittr ilrerIi1er gIebijiner, ev>
sie,l wirHen fam.
aac, ait unp jung, rpelte all Rsrsenfbwd>
dc, Rieoereeialassnbcit, 3mpctenS peer pcl'
lU!icner, uup reH i0uleno traurtBcn cl9en Sc
ltIeGtiitr Gtusihmeifunscn lcteen, lcQttn
biele Shrift nit Sprefalt itubiren.
I'm ibr Die ;peitnlogtid)lte Serbrcttur1 III
ScrftaiTeu mirb bteIelte gratis uno pcTtfrei
mad aGen 5teilen ter gertini8tsn Staatsn ser>
Ihitl.
Ran abhrefrire:
r. BR UGJEAN & SON,
Al ann ST.. NeU York, Post Bor 45SG
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

Der pplfpmmene Imcrifan.
q I d 4 ftsmGnn. Gin 6lnS uao
6ulfs5ut fir GtfhditSlenle aler Irt
in sen Vrrl;ai9ttn Stlattn ccn Nrre.
d...U,ll, erttGlteHc eie Seribirptrea I'M
6'rftai!s!eScn rpgtcmmtnccu &sttri9t,
Gegg!eite unc ftIssridteritGe Gnts
ltttirurscr, Scttatur9cT uno Abneiua.
Gan, Gpum1dttr, Shu!efteiuc, Ser
itr;iHgnBtn uuo SIraitatttu, Nfanr.
ldcine, GGit.Un3cn, &tHitte uuo 3th-
nunsrn. &fstIItiguugen uuo Certificate;
ftruer cine uulfdfsrSs 0drfrrurg tcr
en3!iiteu 9utfutruug, g8c6fel &C. &C..
in etut9r uae tnalii&er Spra6s. @ss
bGretn. yre;s IS Gents.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

9lmcriflnifSIes Gdrteubud,, pScr
pr0fttfhcs 6anptub sum @cmiiIes
StTuno gScintau irrjt 3eiHrurnc1
utCr zen Stniit Ger g&ttnretrn uus
sriinSlcue Nnltiturl ;uy ElIMeriuHi,
mj4 Qenauer @erIdFhHauaa ter dmeri-
Fdniffen GtrtdItujir, BON Trtebrt d
Gtarncr, rrattiidtn 0Irtner. 7r
@tuRaSe nit IbtiifurRen uno 8rtchsrr r
uu9cn. 54j 2. .eibirtp, 9rfis mr
$50
l,nirr ,.gmttrtrt" ilt;r.riT! tic gcrtone~
trca SSerts utC ncnNlten GitGenitane an 8ogs
iiauciSftif unb &uiC;ii ltrii f; e5 bat tcg Scr
fafrsr Gle beiitH SInIciiunaen tg5 SIT uno
Iu5laTbt5 u Safe sUcninlcn, une Die rraf-
ti'&tn Gllehrrastl. rClte er ltltli IN Gtutlhr
Lamb Sinner ia Il. {. ". QCicmmclt, edmit rer~
tuEbsn. 9e'pnoere Srr9faIi III ecn SstsuEo
0emUitioylen ;uGeptaSei. ~ rcn eertn rit.;1-
tr S1asl III oririieu 3reGen in rtrlmieeeneu
1ahren'eittu lt. ba5 game GjtiinaC abbln3t.
Ze6 Dl0ndteS SlcSpe:u5 Hcbrcdj I
0erbeiTcrtcs 9rpecS G99ptiiteS Irlum.
tua, nIth dlten e99ptilten, lbwtbtiten
unb ra6iI1n 6dnolHriiter tcdrtetet
unc iuIdmmtnGeitcllt. gett zen trt3c'
fuoten 2p:tc.H .Hummcrn, Iomie ttrl Ser
;e,tniIe tcr Gludt. uno ltnSlu4std9e
eeS Satrt5, rcm 2ctto ,Gartf uno elmer
&nreiiUn1, Tie man fc lpiclcn mue,
un gu 0eninner. gfit 90 Sileega.
NreiS 20 9eRtt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

Der Maipr trat unter bic 9dnsteIrc
unb rtef:y Sasfa SaSfa - 6ast1
tam unb Bate, ipte Elm d6tfr unsarilter
&ufar bci benz sln9riFe, in ieber @ano
etne Ytfpte unb ben blpBen SG6I auer
i'm Mtunpe. .Du braudHt test frine
g9afen," ipra6 Der MatCr ld@elnt;
Die @E9st linb esfansrn. @trtp unb
9StrtGtn linp int 9eQer etn9cf4!pfcn."
,8ittcria !" rief 6aSt1j ntie 5yefun9
1T 0lIo unIer. glun wpGrn MIR fe abar
Elm wents refosnpsSiren, um iie nStDi8en
SaGs 81 Yert9sioj9en. 9or Maem mii>
fen rpir sic GataGd aufluhen unO tn
@ermaGrung nebmen," te18f1 f1no iit
ua4 eini3cm GuAen, III Der Sa4e, IN
ter eineM alttn, unSeitGr;trn &oYfe per,
fsdt, Ger frS9liAs 6ui1r le9te lie auf
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
,,SaSea S. Gyl. -"
9Itue ttutf4.amsritanifae
;ilnftrirtc SSu8eacfe5r #.

Grfteint mcnattit. 9rrie $1.50 per
Satr in %craus.
Git rariu eAlhGlien Gri5blur1en 9;c3ra.
e9;ca selGr aRuldfr, enrtg StiNen aus
Ea;lr.uase uuo Gj;ittih;e, E6rdln, Gatelr,
3aisid uao Ser;kdtt5ca's SNeIwin'tt, 70
Me cute Sauilrdticnn, wuec1 fcpc5l tsr
reltr,n Stuliu1enc, ais Gua cen ,.Sc;-
t.aiiAcn" cine tIiGe ee3 SicFrS sur Qaicrs
bl!Eu3 uuo Geietune Frirgrr-Cit @t-
ttti!ur9 fir Gle n6y;t!ihhn" ilcpt unttr
Ger lpt;,el!ea geitung Ger ribmii0it tcfanrtcn
&inee.eirrtrir, Srol 2irtd YI5eleru.
3u tCSesen tura CT: :9uEbantIuagtn pecr
eGr9 rcn 6uauegcFtr
Carl S6rfiuecr, @ilirautes, gGis.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

Gin sollt3 Eager son gDaarcn better 0aoIitdt
INNER ouf Sanb. Gemiea Saute fur 10
Gents unb oufm6rta. Sutiben SAwamMe,
10 Gents unb oufpdrt5. g8ir eriu1en lpHib
I'M bic RHnb1taft beS 9ablifumS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
am9) sNStQDeins, Ro. Sem 3cn Gsai 1917.

btat9tttu @ertituns aler 9trten Gpeifen
9etrdn'e. SGdcreien, GjefrCrenem &C..
uno fIEil&er Mnlettun9 i'm Spider, TreI>
iirtn hes. @cilstlS, 3ranHren, ginfIl,
ZEN ecr S6ITcm, Streiycn ter perfsbit,
etnen Spsiltn unb Gjetrdnte fowie int
Girmobeu rerihierencr JrItte. Iiit
befcneerer @eridI6tiGung Ger tltmati.
ftsn Gcrtdltuiie II. 9rrbutte NmerifG s.
gcn gGm. . Go1mer, friter 6aurt.
tot IN cerlbisoencn 9rpben SopteiS Gu
rcrd's ieBt RefGurateur hes llnipn'
Gtuts III NttabelPtia. GletUHneu.
greis 90 GeNt5.
6Nbrer i'm @ef6GftsGeb Ben.
u nlcitunN, f d i'm GIelhdit5>
ts6Cn ft4riitlib auS3uerGdtn. GuaiiIdb Il.
eeuilh. Nett elmer @usWabt pra Rspen,
%ttanclurgcU unb @rjdblunlen ium
llebeEleeen, nit angcTuatem g8prterbuA.
beraGS3e9rben pcn I3etrri 60 81 ina [,
Hetrer Der rn9liihen SprIte in %eild-
eeipbia. Gjsbuncra. %retS nar IS
Gents.
Ga5 Sra etbteine rrrireiEite Sirpeiirna
'uf Erberminbun9 Ger Shnicrtateitsn, mel de
ith eltlAdIte,tuita bti Gem UtHyaCd rcr er1s
li'6rn une egui&tn Spra5e cntatatniteItn.
WalR tauA euS btm Sude bic ri tti!at gGss
erudIrele GylCruta uro haeet earia fur;c
@BatIunaCn, Rteta II. (. ~. ium uftsleern
fur Wel5eu Siptd ejn gS5vlrbui dnsifIQt ut.
Gas @uh III fur bcS amtrlty tyntfhe ejeltGfte>
lftrn IN ieoT 9t;itbun9 praE!ih. Die 9,u5<
lase rcU 7j Gents Diyb jceeW GluftT bUGecyi
f&It9 ,uradcrrsltst.
GrntprStd. tine 2 am N 1una q
her 0U69ep : ttilfn oierltimmtgcu
WdnutThSrc nit btutihem unb eugl.
Set. GjciGmmflt Il. terhaSNeasttn Ypn
2epp. Gn9elte, ~Nuiit Iireitor II.
CerenmttGlieS mctrerer @el1uSYerciue.
2ipeiicr 9ano.-GrlisS OFF: 9lt. (. Die
GrattcF.umt; 9lc. ,. Die Garsut; Sfr. 3.
Srirfithre; glr. 4. Srfflune; 9ir. 3. S@pR.
tiihtS Ntit; 9!r. Rti.tr'o Gblaist; SIR. Z.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9lr. S. > ftimalblaEo, eG;
ibtgreS 0aGN; Nr. g. osmge al tie gPuiif,
Or. 10. SIMMER mtbr; Nr. II. Abenet5He>
G,n; etr. u, Ter SGg ecs cerTr.
2ltle ytsety lammlan9 piGe nit etr!l6tl
gne tE9,ll&tA Styt rsrlcbtn, IL earum ctcrir.
Iroa! FIR ten Gittrou5 esy 0meyifaniintu wjt
etut'd5cn Gitler9gtrt'nt tt'!ialmi Gue iri:o SUI
GrItibltyunl ttg Hn'&oTung in Sttttn, jeesI
"a. , e'tianaiiade tritaIttae, III raaiI9sR ,
Stu tiAstH Nrtiitn hcrduS9egc5cu.
Gin;tlre S:immtefte s %
Stimrltefie teial Gnscno fur
bic Serfine > 81
Yartitar SO
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
s5crfauFt bei GGcn Sras9iftru.
@ie SsssGsgc!
c5.vnoiucbt.

1isTe oufys;ttuSe uac eti&SrltHe &rantttiI
rne eeysr S,rGU>3etcrce ScEeipme, r;rEoN~
lSTialty 6uitrp, Raht'twClf, Sri'fyttlt lter'
fster-iptrc;n ptrmcntEt stttt,i rET4 ~ y +.
5po9nt'5 GompcEro SprNp
Ypn pilbtn Eiriaen.n
@rrn6ttjS-Sjn 2}erl5Ufer Der YuH0ens
Iawirfiult, il dor0titr,itrt erra G@tA.F9
rer GrRuacuug Der S6ieiirs Nttntrant OCT
Cuff Naiilse, NIT !ouitsr uro &u2ru'L tu!>
;cm St,tcm, IcsllC tcit uGc S&mtTin IN F'r
Srul. ,5lr ale tranh'r.t1 G1t'ti'Ht:is Te5'
cn .5a!5, GerlUl eCr Still nc, Ra'itn, ~
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03

] yiirfa, I,U0 2,N0 zoo 5,U0 5g3U ~
2 >, 2,oa 800 4sDe 500 500 Ice
GsIuntnt 4,G0 500 1890 1900 1890 2t
/, 500 1900 1900 800 81, ,C0ts
/ :. 1909 1900 25,e0 $500 A., ,G0a
s.tminillraipls urt grseutcis giaa :.
ten $3.50.
GsfG6f ftS, ,Gr;eifen ron b 3eilen,l Sess
$500.
gIGe srriitfraetenten Gnssia en- frk
10 Gent cine ginir fur bic erRe Gias
lung unb 5 Gent cine etnie fir bic ~
se@oen Snierticntn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
Or. G.roDue'5 Gompoune S9rEl
S5r N{Siiacu sSiriheH


riTt baS iitd on e;r G'ur;sl. jaseal CT eaS
yIrt .e:r;at. n,r 2cbtr unc etr slieTea lire Sc,
Iunos l65t;sseit ;uyld3i!t Un9 sa9 GtTstnl9-
lem lt3:tt. ,
er ii ea9 sir;ise mirfian,e GPit;sI ststtn
2!EtUna, Grcn6iaIe uno ale Hun9tntr1ntlti'
len. SGwinriuatss unc icIds, d: III idTro'
her 9unas rrlel5rpnirt itnr, 'clten ntdt rtT~
fctlen, ticlts sypFe rt9ctaF;iItr pti:niittI al
sire ruatr,Eays Graf., ritt t.cS lStr
Sapiapiu,tt, ilreern ub;rieet1 d'Teni'tte Sti'
csn. no cire alm6t!j6e aitera:irs I.lIan mo-
tsis III, IL bsrpicItr. TUrS ietntn 0tNr3un
rirS ser 5uiru teipitfSn. Gurh lcincn @t..
trsr5 mirH rsr Sui.sr lcoit, car N3d'tTt's
Yermirrrrt fH, ttr S6mers i&Et nats. etr
gu!s f:tyt 81 lciuem natur.tttn Statue iuru1'
SIR Msocn ri.b in Finer Strait, StaSrur91mti-
nj III rereaueR Uuo III dlTimiitltn, etliGTi INN
irecn, Sr1an Mirh eja ttferts une reinTts
9lrt ;u1efuirt, aus ncihem ittt ntat5 reerta~
tiges InS r.s1iIac5 Efaterld fueft.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-03
Or. GEvAOl:e'3
ScriccrnS SNrup ecu St5!issn
tS:rfd)ta,
Gin GSurtGlttel.

en- E1urtNlIlFl,
Z Ea9lnt~r rscr S.utiec;tn mag s,E Scr 3l.aar,
lradia. 94rcr+;a cctr ccr gIast ttCraaytn
rrp aus ssr1d;tceatn uriat.n illnNsn, ais
Ia Trr VstrarrFe Rtrctritte %rlacnau"l, NIrs
lopra eter sSrlsci! etr Gjtf5Tc, lhTad:r Yum
az, u,tuaritytalua0 ttr S:i@rt, uaitrera1
tn gu6l;truas, 9srlcrfEHl ecr Eei.j cher Ge'
rtr, ,t. 1t.
, 1877-11-24

The EXTINCTION OF SrECIES.-The en-
tinction of many animals that are known
to have formerly existed on the earth is a
subject which cannot very easily nc cX-
planned, while the number II them is
greater than at first sight would be SUP
posed. Various species no doubt undergo
gradual extinction b. changes which de
prive them of their accustomed food: hut
Others seem to die ont from unknown
causes During the historic period con-
siderable number of animals have been
swept off the British Islands, among
which are the bear, the wolf, the Irish
elk, etc. In America, during the COM
paratively short period of Its history, Va
rious species have vanished, and others
are following them. The beaver, formerly
50 generally spread over the whole II that
country, is now only to be found in re-
mote regions. The deer and moose are
disappearing in the same manner The
bison is very much diminished III num-
bers. and must ere long be extirpatcd.
The mastodon, a creature Of enormous
bulk, has totally disappeared, although.
along with the skeletons of them which
have been discovered, there are evidences
of their having lived on food derived from
plants which are still existing In other
parts of the world the dodu and the moa
have persisted within the last few centu-
ries, and the apteryx is undergoing the
same fate.
, 1877-11-24

4 WoRn To Business MEN-Judicious
advertising always pays.
If you have Il good thing, advertise. Il
you haven't, don't.
Il you don't mean to mind your Owl
business, it will not pay to advertise.
Never run down your opponents good;
III public. Let him do his advertising.
lou cant eat enon5h in one week tC
last whole year, and You can't advertise
on that plan either
y large advertisement once, and then
discontinued, creates the impression tina;
the man has tizzled.
njudiclous advertising is like fishing
where there are no fish. You need to lei
the lines fall in the night place.
1t Is as true Of advertising as of any,
thing else in this world-if it is worth do
ING at all, 1t is worth doing Well
People who advertise only once in three
months, forget that most folks can't re-
member anything longer than seven days.
If You can arouse curiosity BY an adver.
tisement, 1t is a great point gained. The
fair sex don't hold al the curiosity in the
world.
, 1877-11-24
COnstantin0D;c.

A glanca at a map II ConstantInoplc
will show the reader the general features
of the city. The old city, foF'aer'y hyztn-
tium. but now called S:ambou! by me
Turks. is the part which exist IN Hoo
when they captured the place. IL was
nearly triangular with the sea OF MarmoTs
and the Golden Horn on tTo sides, ana
the famous Seraslio Point at The angie
wber, two waters meet, and are joined by
the Bosphorus narrov winding STRAIT
sixteen miles lonL. winch carries 'l'c
waters Of the Black Sea INTO the sea Oh
Marmora and the Mediterranean. ihe
entire city is surrounded 10y tie lofty
double wall built by The Greco-E"mans,
with deep fossc on the land SIDE, "hich
is now employed in the pcacef1lcuitiYatl.o,n
of onions, tomatoes. and melons nc
walls are still in tolerable preservation,
and exceedingly picturesque. although no
LONGER Of use for defensive purposes
AGAINST the missiles e modern warfare
They are festO0ncd TIth lTy and beau'in-
ed by many massive crere!atei and vener-
able towers, while il is quite common TO
see hou.es surp"unting them and turning
the hattlement. int, windows. easements
and lattices heinz 4o'tsd III the embras-
ures. At the scu h-e,tcrp angle Q! the
walls is the fortress caliei the iedee
Kouliler or Seven i,rsrs- ilis has "iteil
been used "a dTrg.rl fIr prisoners VI
St,ta into which .ic raigu ambassadors
were formerly thra7vn anon the hrea'lln!
ont of the hcs.,Ht;.s. rui,r the Gurrd OF
= strong garrison. virDh IS always main
tanned there. -.
Tho Seragli. 'ni.. D3s. antii within
few years, the site i one If the most
famous, romantic. sni beautiful ab"deso Of
ROYALTY the worlj la7 sren. Command
ing from it's airy ard stately gold d-frrtted
halls views Of Msrn"ra, the B"sphorus,
and Golden " r.. nth the nnwciad
RANGES Of Olymiu.. and The site of lirusa,
the first capital "f Turkey, visible IN the
dim distance, il marble fountains ever
spoutino silver ram. rs gardens ever III
bloom, the gildc,l iomes and minarets
rising skyward around il Ike the fairy
fabrics of the land "f dreams, it Was the
central spot Of the finest combination Of
natural and artificial scenery the world
has vet seen. Bat the Seraglio VAS burned
a few years ago, with al It's mysterious
and romantic associations. The point re-
mains the gardens remain but Tie
place Is gone, whittier the empire Of which
it was the centre is going when kisinet
pronounees its doom.-H"1'srS .Iaga@sde.
, 1877-11-24

TINS OATH. Tim, this won't do: :
You must take warning by the fate of
Your friend O,Shaugnessey. Only three
nights ago he came home much soberer
than You are, but in attempting to blow
aut candle his breath took fire, and he
explcded-blew up-so that his friends in
three days have not been able 10 scrape
enough of him together to hold wake
over. An do We name to tell lie that
he busted 2 said Tim Indeed do upon
my honor, replied the doctor. 'Biddy, =
said Tim, ''get me the Bible" Biddy got
the Bible, and then Tim knelt down and
said, q | swear by the blissid Nargin-ye
sure, doctor, that he blew up?" "Quite
sure, replied the doctor. Then" re-
piled Tim, Il swear by the blissid Var
gin and the Most High, never to blow ont
a candle while I'm drunk again.
, 1877-11-24

A LESSON To FATuEEs- Great Sc
cret OF success in bringing up children Is
to establish and preserve perfect confidence
between parents and children. If the
father Is the boys best friend, as all wise
mothers are the girls; there is II" trouble
about keeping them from bad associates.
whose vicious examples and silly b:a"ado
have lasting effect upon Their characters.
Fathers, ia your efforts to secure fortunes
for your families, remember that money
will not save YOU from the heart-ache II
your boys 90 wrong, and that their only
safety is in being kept close by your side,
helping you in business, and you in turn
sharing their fun and play. Nothing is
So iiattcrins to boys rs the society of their
fathers. and nothin. makes a man so
popular with them rs his joining in tLeir
amusements. Try to do this and your
son will try in turn to understand Your
cares and troubles. Take lis much pains
to preserve them from contamination IN
the shape of immoral companionship rs
mothers do their girls, and you will find
them growing up To be modest and virtu-
Gus young men, lit companions and
husbands for girls who have been care
fully guided from all knowledge of evil
Devote your evenings t" family amuse-
ments and pleasures. Invite young peo-
p!e to your house and pay them attention,
instead Of gong oil 10 bed OF shutting
yourself in another room the moment
they make their appearance, as if there
was, and could be, nothing between your
manhood and their youth. SO shall You
be kept young i'll heart, and the inexperi-
enee of your sons will be tempered with
something of the sobriety Of experience
, 1877-11-24

AMERICANS are learning from the Menno-
mites. Prof. Butler writes from Nebraska to
the Chicago Times: .'Of late l have eaten
dinner cooked 10y grass, as well as examined
straw-furnac2s in the houses OF Bishop Peters
aid scores of his tiock There has been no
freezing in his house t+SN26j during the two
years since 1t was built Yet his only win
ter fuel has been straw, and his furnace
the iron work OF which cost Sis heated
only three times a day. What Nebraska has
wasted now warns thousand Muscovites
Russian furnaces, | notice, are already set
up IN the houses OF Yankees, who see that
II their fuel shall be henceforth costly or
their dwellings cold, the fault will be all
their OWL
, 1877-11-24

IN AN AWKWARD PEACE.-Sweet are
the uses Of retributive Justice. In passing
through tram on the New York Central
railroad 10 collect tickets, the conductor
encountered, east Of Utica a colored man
Who had neither ticket nor medium az ex
change, and after a daSaltorv discussion
stopped the cars and kicked him off the
platform. \ few weeks afterward. the
conductor took chair in barber shop
IN Albany, under the administration ~ a
colored man The barber covered his
customer S face with lather. whippsd out a
glrtterlng razor anu while he was imnrnv-
ing its edge by means of a stron thar
dangled from the wall. remarked - ,bo
gentleman in the chair: Say hnss rnn
doesnt know me, does youl Does ynn ~
member the fellah You lambed from yo,r
train up at Tribes hill! Dat was a had
thing for you to do, sab, an | remembers
it well Right here the conductor bonnd.
ed from his chair and danced aropod III,
room with the lather dropping from hi,
chin, and his hair standing on end n,
was finally induced to resume his seat az
the BARRIERS pledging himself to do No
mischief, but he did not enjoy the shave
and breathed more freely when he wa,
outside Of the shop.