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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-12

IT, We are ,u.Eme,. ~ .cle~t,i 4. 4
. very heavy gale At iAConucr ant
Port Townsend yesterday morning
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EUROPEAN DK,tT>-DrAfts i>suei
a. loves, rates n Great Britain, Ire
land. Germany, Russia, Francs. Norway
and Sweden. Tickets, 10 AMI from
Europe sold =: loves. rates by Andrew
CAilberg, Seattle, ". T.
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ysIC.-There alii bt meeting II
the members os the Philharmonic and
Choral S.ci.ir a; tho brown Church
saturday evening Il o'clo<k far the
purpnse # reor1sns z-.tion- A.! readers
ci music wlso " h 10 Join are invited
Ia IL prcscE; or send IN their names.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-12

ELYslUM is supposed to be the place
where the gods dwell. II you wish to b.
transformed into one, and wish to have
some pleasant hours with some Of the
Gourmands procure dozen or 90 of Pr
per's Cream Cake
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-12

- Arrives: =. Por: B.akcly u the
On in4:, ship Annie Fish.
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Remember This.

Now is tine time of the year for Pneu.
monia. Lung Fever. Coughs. Colds. and
fatal results of predisposition to Con.
sumption and other Thros: and Lung
Disease. BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUI
has been used in this neighborhood fol
the past two or three years without a
single failure to cure If you have no,
used this medicine yourself, go to your
Druggist ...........
and ask him Of its wonderful success
among his customers. Three doses will
relieve the worst case. II you have 10
faith in my medicine, just buy Sample
Bottle of BosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle - cents. Don't neglect Il cough
to save - cents
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

jOn2O
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IL . RENT FOR 1877.
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BIBLE REVISION.

Our town was favored a short
time since with lecture by Rev. &.
A. Cuulson on the subject of Bible
Revision. Some have supposed be-
cause the speaker is a baptist, that
the Revision he represents is exclu-
siye n baptist work.
wish to say hal such is not the
case and that the committe cngag-
ed III this work of revision represents
nine different denominations and
that only one missionary baptist be.
ongs to the committee. TINS is the
somo committee and the same royis
ion work, that WAS known the pub
Ii before the war. 1t is also true,
TINT there never has been at any
time q committee exclusively baptist
engaged in this work.
NJ. V. Nof1singer.
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ROBERT G. PATTY,
IMITATION TO NON-RESIDENTS
~ AND CREDITORS.
The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee Count
The Estate

The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
The Estate
T340l of
W. r. PoindeHtor, deceased.
In the matter of the final settlement OF
sstd estate, in tie Chancery Court Of said
County.
To Fannie Dobson and her husband II. G.
Dol.on, whose residence and possrffce
address is Mobile, in the county Of Mo
brle, State of Alabama. and all other
parties interested in said estate.
You are hereby cited to hr and person.
ally appear before the Chancellor of our
said Chancery Court, at Il term thereof to
be holden nj the Court House in the town
Of Mae0t, on tho
Second Monday Of April, A. D, 1877,
then and there to show cause, if any you
can, why the final account of Oscar &, Bro.
theirs, Ms administrator Of said estate,
should not be allowed, and the said admin
~istrator discharged and further to do and
receive whatever our said Chanoery Court
may consider or decree III this behalf.
Witness the Honorable L, Brane, Chan
cellor of the 18th District of said State, this
the ID. day of Janualy. \. D., 1877.
ROBERT Z. PATTY,
IL. L.. Jarnagin, ST., Clerk.
Sol, for ADJ l'r, j%ano-lt
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Dec. IL At.
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CITATION TO NON-REslDENrs.

II . -
The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
Dew 4 Kirkscy, complainant,
704 Va.
FlLd Jordan ct al, defendants.
In Chancery Curt of said County.
To Mary j. Dew, Martha T.. Dew, n. VI.
Dew and John Dew, whose residence and
poStoticc address ia Marlin, in the coun-
ty Of Falls, State OF Texas. and Andrew
j. Dew, who's" residence and post office
address, ROckdNle, in the State ofTexas.
You are hereby cited to be and person.
ally appear before the Chancellor Of our
said tllNncery Court, 1t y term thereof to
be holden at the Court House in the town
Of Macon, on the
Second Monday Of APRIL, A. D., 1877,
then and there to plead, answer or demur
to said complaipant's bill Of complaint, or
the several allegations thereof. will be IN.
ken a' confessed Ms to you. And further
to do and receive whatever our said Chan
Gerry Court may consider or decree in this
behalf.
Witness the Honorable l.. Brama, Chan
ceIlOr Of the 9TH District Of said State, this
the 2nd. day Of January. A. d., 1877.
ROBERT G. PATTY,
Jsrnagin & JHrnagln, Clerk.
Soils. for compl't jan6-4t
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Mossrs. Hodges Il Sergeant are
in their new Livery Stable, aud are
making preparations 10 furnish tho
IpuLlic with first class accommoda
|tiunA. There arc two entrances, one
from Main ST., next to old Masonic
Hall, and tho other on the side St.
next 10 7 j Patty Il Co.
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List Of LettcS.
lpIng in tho Post OAlce un.
ssr, Jan. 9Th. II.
GENTLE MEN.

K SIEN ART, p. "
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Call In and Settle.

The old business Of Iurphey &
Minor must be closed up at An car
ly lay, and parties indebted are ur-
gently requested to call and settle,
T, :. MURPHEY.
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MRS. I:N!IIY
GEyAiE ?R9 :i(iAE,

Respectfully offers her services to
the Ladies OF Macon. both as attcn-
dant and nurse. Having n large cx
%perience, best of recommendation
from Medical men, and others and
being permanently located, she CON
fidcntly hopes for a liberal share Of
patronage.
Residence on Jefferson St., near
Mr.. Cahill's
en-.
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MACON BEACON
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TRmOTORX.
CHURCHES.

SAA
wuy-Rav. u. V. Ncffsing"r. Pastor
.ss lat. and Sd. SAhLRtha, LA. M. Ant
II. sabbath School, ga. NJ. super
dent L, d. Joiner. Prayer meeting
/ Thursday night.
,.uopIsT-Roy. ]. n. Boone, PASTOR,
M every sabbath, II =, m. and I p.
Sabbath School Q n. m, Supcrinten'
II. W. Foote. Prayer meeting every
lesday night.
sspYrnwlAx-Rcy. S. j. Love. Pas
Saryicrs "a and 4th S%abbHths, II n.
dTp. m Sabbath School 9 n. II
riptendcnt, r. G Patty.
.copAL- - --- Rector
M School 8. a. M, Superintendent.
DArracott.
,HoL1c-Rev. J. b Mouton, Pastor.
les I'd. Sunday il every month, morn
ID evening.
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. TIC o
A

All parties are hereby warned
under the penalty at the law not
to tresspass on the east half ut the
northeast quarter of section %, al.
so the west halt of the north west
quarter of section "a, township Il
range Ii tor the purpose OF hauling
or for any other purpose.
w. j. MAXCEY.
stoS. I'm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

Dos- Meat, Flour, Coffee, &C., are
up, but you can save enough BY
buying your wooden goods and clio.
thing at Klaus's to make your bread
and mOnt clear.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

Win practice in tho Circuit and Chan
Gerry Courts of Noxnbee, N"Shob@F Wins
ton aud Cloctaw Counties, in the Fednr-
al Court vt Oxford, and IN the Federal
and Supreme Courts at Jackson, Miss.
Also in special cases. at any point oil the
MobilG & Ohio Railroad,
Dee %, ly.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th INST, at the residence
Montgomery Edwards, the brides
uncle, by Rev. NJ. V. Nof.ingcr,
Mr.. WALTER MARTIN and Miss MAT
TIE J. WATT, all OF this county.
On Thursday night last, in Ma
con, ut the residence Of the brides
father, Sergeant A. NAGLE, U. $. A.,
and Miss GENEvlEvE WEpGKGvD.
Sergeant Maggie and his BRIDE left
for Now Orleans, whore the compa-
ny Is now Yuartered.
The RI. Rev. Bishop Green will
make lis annual visit to this Par
i.h ON the 18th, and 18th, Of Frbru
AIRY. Services may be expected in
the Church Of Nativity on both Of
the above named days.
The sun gave us a free exhibition
for two days this week, This WAS
his first appearance in twenty days
and he WAS welcomed by his old
friends, tho l%oafers, with cousidcra-
bic warmth, He slifcncd the mud
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.
ACARD.

nrsons who are indebted Ia
III please come forward and
n once. No exceptions,
j. LEE WILLIAMS.
4 18th. 4w.
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u. l. Jhrlagln ct al.
Upon opening the matters Of ComnIain.
anita Bill and it appearing to the Court
that Elizabeth Fields. Joseph Fields
John Daily. Annie D,ily and Louisa DAi.
~, all of whom are minors and defendants
10 said bill, are non residents of the State
Of Mississippi so thu; the ordinary process,
of this Cuurt,cHn not be served upon them
and that the sni1 Elizabeth Fields reside.
in tie State of Texas, post office, addres,
unknown the snid Joseph Fields. in the
State Of Tennessee, post office address un.
known the said John Daily. Annie Dni.
" and Loui1S Daily, in the State of Louis.
lana, residence and post office adlros.
CaIcnsieu, in tho parish Of Calcasicu in
Snid State
II is therefore ordered that publication
DO mad. according to law. in the Macon
BEACON, n public newspaper, printed and
published in the town Of Macon, citing
all Of the said, above named dAfondnnti
to be and appear at oursaid Chancery Court
Mt a term thereof to DO holden at tile Court
House in the town of Macon, on the soc.
ond Monday Of April, A. d. 1877, then
and there to plond, answer or demur to the
Compartments Bill, or the several .HlIega'
tions thereof will be taken as confessed a.
h. them.
1t is further ordered that the Clerk o.
this Court transmit by mail, postage paid
q copy Of this order to each Of said non,
residents whose post office address i,
known, and that h" make report lhvreo.
as the law directs.
ROBERT G. PATTY,
Clerk.
A true copy from the minutes,
ROBERT 9. PATTY,
Dec. 16. A. Clerk,
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KU KLUX CARTRIDGES.
A full supply of No.. ~
JONES l. FAINT,
O.NER's SALE.

B. F Howell and VI. C. Howell,
No. 65jl Va.
Bush, Patty and Co. OF al.
In Chancery Court, Oct. Term, AID, 1876
BY virtue Of the provisions Of a certain
decree Of tho Ch"ncery Coart Of Eoxubco
county, Mississippi, made on the Goth CAV
of October, 1876, will, as special COM
missioner therein, GU
Saturday, soth day Of DECEMBER, 1876,
proceed to sell. within legal hours, before
tho courthouse door in the town Of Macon,
at public cutlery to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property, 10.
wit; lots |, > and 3. block "A in the town
Of Macon. Noyubce county, Mississippi,
known as the "Commercial Hotel" and
at present occupied Oy Paul R. Baker. The
It'll" to the above property is believed to
be good, but | will only convey such title
as is vested in me by said decree
J. j. BEAUCHANP,
noy25-ts Special Commissioner.
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j. l.. (REtGS

sa complete assortment of A.
Hardware, from ~ crow.
,lA IRON wedge 20 an Avery
hprsc Steel PIow.
fISo, Just received Il carload
enc Meat, to be sold as low
be placed in this market
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

Highest cash price paid for cot
tou. Goods exchanged for Coun.
try Produce.
Jan a.. Pm. J.. A. FERGUSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

Geuts, buy your clothing at
Klaus's at cost.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27
S. NJ. BOWEN
GENERAL COLLECTOR

viii pay especial attention to
the collection OF claims. Any RET
erence can be given,
Money promptly RENTED on all
collections.
Dee. %,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27
Shooting.

Paul Conner, son Of the late
Sheriff. ". NJ Conner, in AN alter
cation about some corn, shot a ne
gro severely with Il pistol. The
negro had removed some corn from
the place and had been ordered to
return it which he promised to do ;
but falling to comply. it resulted
as ahuyo stated. Both wrro armed
Az we understand. These are the
mcngrr particular. we have gath,
cred concerning the atlray. The
examination OF Conner will propa
bly, rev cal more vi this unfortunate
affair,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

Fine Stock Of Choice FIours,
Shelf Groceries &c, al moderate
prices, in fact every thing will be
sold low at L. A. FERGUSON'S
STORE under Masonic Hall.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27
Landreth'S Garden Seeds.

just received, a large supply, war
ranted fresh and genuine.
inn20-1m II. S. MURPllEI.
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NOTICE TO E S PASsERs

All persons r torbiddon under
penalty OF the law to tresspass on
the plantation known as the 'Hur.
ner place on the Macon and Mem
phis road.
f. G. SELDEN.
oct2S.1m
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lIacOn. Miss


The undersigned executor Of tho
Estate Og J T.. RJNTER,
deceased, offer for snle the following band.
one mile south Of the Macon Iron Bridge,
west Of tie NoXubeo river, viz;
Lots ,, 7 and 9 in Section 9, Township
"a, Range Il, containing 81 acres, 30 in
cultivation, the balance heavily timbered,
Also
The south. east quarter and east-halH Of
the Southwest quarter Of Section "A. and
southwest quarter OF Section s., Town.
ship IA, Range Is, on the M~u,hulsyil e and
SnmmervilIe rond known rs the Coleman
place IN Rabbit Creek, 400 acres, rearlv
SIl fenced, $50 acres in cultivation, frame
dwelling with four rooms, %gin-nouse aud
other buildings for laborers and stock.
II. VI. HUNTER,
n~Ov25-ISrl Executor.
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Notice.

There will be II called meeting
of Tho Boarp OF Supervisors on
Monday the 29lh. day Of JaruSry.
W. B. AUGUSTUS,
President,
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READY-MADE 0


MANHOOD How Lost, How Res.
Ala tOrcd
~ Just published, n new edition OF
SEAL Dr.. culVerwell's Celebla ted Is
wv say on the RADICAL crRg with
out medecine) Of SPERMArcHRHUA or Sem
inal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss
es, ~IuForENCY, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity. lmpsdiments to Marriage, etc, +; A.
SO, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS, in
ducod By Self.indulgeuco or sexual eXtrny-
agance &C.
Bay" Price in a sealed envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated authur, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates from II thirty
years successful! practice, that the alarm
ing Consequences Of self-abuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous Use
Of Internal medicine or the application Of
tho knife; pointing out s mode of cure Mt
onco simple, certain and ctfectual, by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, privately and RADICALLY.
&c., This lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and every man in the land,
Sent under seal, in y pain envelope, 10
any address. IOoT-PAlD, ON receipt of six
cents or two post stamps.
Address the publishers,
+. BIZ 4 son,
Al Ann st.. Now York; Post OtHce Box, 1886
april2! Tyr
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] great reduction in Cloth.
.lNUS n Bros.
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SPENCER

Situated seven miles north Of Macon, on
the Macon and Columbus road. and ndioin.
ing the Matthew Nelson place. $50 acres
open land, admirably adapted to tho cult
walton Of cotton and corn. Plenty Of out
houses and water. Tho place can be bought
on REASONABLE" terms. For terms and par
'iculars, address or apply to
nov25-tf FOOTE & FOOTR
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CorToN Mobile, jan. 20, ] p m
middling l25; middling II!

D1y- Ladies, buy your Wooden
Dress Goods at Klaus's at cost.
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Strayed or st len.

Ono large black Marc Mule in
in good order, with u cut around
one of the hooIs, not branded, a.
bout Is hands high. Any intorma-
ton leading to it's reeo\e cry will be
Literally rewarded.
ELI. MOORE.
at B%ankhead's place.
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Onion Sets, ut
jan20-2t JONES X FAINT.
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RED Gets.

J. l.. Griggs has a largo lot Of
UnmiXed Bust Proof Oats for sale.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-01-27

your Clothing at Klaus and
J per cent.
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CABINET SHOP
and
PIOW STOCKING.

Stand opposite Hodges and Sargent's Liv-
cry Stable.
.,...
| am now prepared to do all work in
these lines in u good and substantial mau-
ner and at the most reasonable prices, Old
Furniture repaired and made AS good rs
new, Satisfaction guaranteed.
nov25-Sm Al. F0OTE.
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Sale.Oi.Fine. Stock.

The finest PoIand-Ch chin Pigs il
the South. Guaranteed pune breed.
Also my entire Stock OF Game
Chickens, from imported Englis!
Madeaps.
For prices and particulars, adj
dress,
II Il BROOKS,
Brooksville, Miss, Oct 20th 1876.
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CIV NE A \ b.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05
KANSAS LETTER.
San PEDRO.

VALLEY FALLS, March a, ~.
We read q copy Of your paper to-
day for the frat time In four years,
but It took q very short time for US t.
renew our old acquaintance which
was formed long ago when we lived
near your city. Like ourself, it has
grown considerably since we last met.
It occurred to Us that perhaps q little
information from Kansas would be
acceptable to your readers, especially
as we notice that your Kansas news
in the copy before rs was limited 10
the announcement that kansas IS 70
have 3 large crop Of gIAsshoppers the
coming season." Now to your good
people who have never been in Kan
sss, this sounds natural and reason
able enough, no doubt, and they prob
ably imagine thAt "locusts" will be
the only crop that we "Jay Hawkers"
will succeed In raising. Well, we
may have grasshOppers, but We are
not alarmed at the prospects, for in
addition to them, We will have an
abundance Of corn, wheat, rye, oats,
fax, potatoes, peaches and apples, be-
sides garden vegetables in abundance.
Then we have acres and acres Of ma
tive grass on which we turn thou
sands Of COWS from which we make
"Hudson River butter and "Wes.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05
VOLUME 29-NUMBER 81.

tern Reserve cheese all suun.r. sr,I
sell them for fat cattle in the fall
That is our way Of doing business and
few grasshoppers, more or less, have
10 terror for Us.
Notwithstanding the absurd reports
In regard to our beautiful STATE, tha.
HOOD the eastern press, there is an
immense tide OF immigration pour
ing In here from the east that will not
recede after the manner OF tides in
general, because when 2 man has
lived year or two in Kansas it is
nard to convince him that there is any
place worth living in outside OF it;
even We OhiOans-and We are msny-
think so, much SIS We love the old
Buckeye State Many o. your
readers have prO5aoly ssen smigrant
wagons westward hO'ing with tine
legend, Kansas OF bust, :" chalked On
their sides in bold capitals, but did
any OF them ever see one beating its
way back with "kansas and bustedI
substituted for the shove Inscription 3?
No, the men who bring their families
to Kansas seldom have to resort to
the ignOminiOus dodge of going back
to live With their mothers-ln-law. On
the Contrary the trouble is, to keep
those worthy old souls from coming
cut to live with them For wnen q
mans mOther-in-laY once gets
quartered on him here, she's in fur
it" and no mistake. His wife msy &C.
cidentally get killed bis children
may pass OF with the pneumonia, but
his N m1ther-in-law will live on to
domineer over his second wife, ana
even to choose MS third for MIN.
There's no help for IL either. Ksnsss
is so hezlshy you see
Kansas is 50 very careful to give her
shildrsn a coed education, and for this
plrpose has erected nunberless school
houses, that for beauty and modern
appliances are not to be surpassed by
those of any State east of here. The
schools we consider an improvement
on the ones We used to attend at the
old brick ia Big Spring Township,
though We always thought them hard
to beat. We sre pleased 10 see among
the cards of your promisent lawyers,
the name of probably the sblest teach
er that ever welded the birch in that
classic edifiee durilg our attendance
there at all events, he taught the
author Of this more than any other
teacher ever did, and Sc0lded her tlgiee
as much. We remember well the
keen delight We took in reading his
law books during the n1Ous and re-
eessss, when the "big girls" wers try
ing to mOnOpolizs his attention, and
the pleasure that filed our hearts as
we noted the bored Appearances of bis
eountsnsnee, as a certian pSir OF black
eyes lev=lsd their masked batteries a,
him, fully repaid Us for the pain We
felt under his sc2thing re5ukes for
crime that we never c7mmittei. But
that is in the past, Rnd we will leave
it there, though we would no. be so
apt to laugh at him under the same
circumstances again, for we have "put
ourself in his plses" aud know how
hard 1t is to keep from seolding some
scholars, and to keep Others from fall
inc in love With Won.
BITTERSWEET
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05
rlegIIrmate Birth, In Europe.

In Prussia, out Of / 900 births, 40
are illegitimate in Southern Ger
many 200 out OF 900 are illegitimaCe.
In France, $50 frivolous and corrupt. y
the illegitimsts births are but 90 in
loo in England they are bat 90 /;
and in order to fully appreciate the
Significance OF these figures, one must
remember that divorce is mucn easier
IN Germany than In England, where
IS in France marriage Is indisso.uble.
France and England, too, are richer
countries, and the development Of
wealth by begetting q higher standard
Of co onfort and refinement has . ten
dency TO restrict the number OF mar
riages. The AustrO- Hungarian En-
sire furnishes statistics Of 3 more
Startling character. Here, says the
author, Germans claim TO represent
the moral element, but figures are
against them. Taking the 5elave
provinces first, one finds that the
number Of illegitimate births in 1000
Is: For Galicis, % for Croatia, So :;
for Dalmatia, A (; for the military
frontier" H. Now for the German
provinces In Upper Austria the
proportion Is 2l3 births to 1000 in
Lower Austria, 305 in CarinthiA, 456
that Is to say, in CariDthIa nearly
every other child is illegitimate.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-05
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WARRINGTON JITYI FeD.zl, IoIi'
GGESTLEMES Referring to the converza-
HAYES policy as to the status Of certain
Southern States was discussed, we desire 70
say that we can assure you IN the strongest
pOss ible manner our great desire to have
him adopt such policy as will give to the
people OF the States Of South Carolina and
Louisiana the right TO control their own
affairs, in their own way, subject only to the
Constitution of the United states and the
laws maze in pursuance thereof, and 70 say
further that from an acquaintance with and
knowledge of Gov. Hayes and his views, We
have the most complete confidence that
such will be the policy OF his admintstra-
tiOn.
lSigned Respectfully,
STANLEY MATTHEWS,
"CHARLEs FOSTER"
sTo Hon. Jno. 3. Gordon and Hon Jno.
Young Brown"