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S1OSOFDsSs~S sA0AOE0s aiA4i
Ode 10 washsrwoman: $3.50. s,
AatoBlftfs pidtJ add hafSisure have,
st sssa aeisA|.l' ,ppr,Eii,ssaA lldlas over ''s
somsbodyaavsttisssain ] Western ne1s:: ,.l.
psPs': p'd fofh9ya e pgsn oysters tit's'u yss.'
England has 40 . paper. sAaf
publishsd - Loadulky1 q P0ii has 81 dailiel:s
The apqp.lipeQnp n, Lppdon .chartiesis
about yl1, 900, MI N I no N .thirds .of, which
comes .lEplp cont Iihlti iona and The rest from
invos4msn1sp3IDss u ffsistS sstl .faa4 ..
sTiis busf of A1ber wss' unveiled with
great sesfemony The other day, over the
,grave Ief The composer, in tho cemetery At
'P6-R 96aie, at Pals.
King Alfonso I aud id t6ss t 7 princes Of the
Asiurias have lately opeued at Madrid
child, hoaeitA oa the Engljah model, The
first established ID Spain. M
Mrs. Maria Isabel Toomes, Of Oakland,
California, who died the ether day, len her,
fortune amounting to $l4l, 600, TO her faith
af6l nsyss 1lssa Abella Tatlef..
Five skeletons, presumably Of mound
builders, have lately been unearthed st
Lorain, Ohio, in quite good preservation
s1.ss aHhqhsj nd eth rsst tcted 4 unusa-l
My IAN 49, iifgl4~ lsal h3s5nsF1ssgs8 tvt,s
There are six Universities in Rusaisy
,tvo ipa St, Petersburg, apd one, each I'd
Moscow, ,Kassau, Odessa, and KharkoE. In
1871 number of stndents was 53O1, but
10 1874 il lad diminished te 1902
4Rsilfoaa mortality WI hig6, aiast year,
in this country. The accidents were 9S2
in number, against 1901 in 1875 and $50
ia 1874; the killed 1923, against 234 in 1875
and ~ injured 1907 ysbout lhe'usual num-
bsr.l fsT1 ~ Fl. ~ ~ E'.S
According to the account made up from
to returns filed in the Internal Revenue
hoffice. .at San Francisco 26A678 barrels Of
beer we're sold in that city during the year
1875. This is equal to one barrel Of beer
per :nhabitant. d
On account Of the wholesome dread Of
thA ply yloxefa fehtsst6ned Ii France, no
vines are to be admitted to the Paris Ex.
position next year, and those who desire
10 exhibit met66 We training and cult
yStipg yinei, viii have t. tssort to draw
|ipss, snyravinea 81 photographs II, gslH
Italy shm zsditsSsvsutssnuniversis
tics opeps<o venQ} sp16 Switzerland, Nor
xay, Eweeden and Denmark have taken
similss action, while France has opened
.Sho sScrAonne5 10 women, ! md Russia it's
highest schools pf. medicine and surgery.
A bill will shortly be introduced in the
VIRGINIA Senate doing away with the send
ing of persons convicted Of the lower grades
Of crime 10 the penitentiary, and instead to
mako them work on theroadS ia the county
in which the offence was committed.
Mrs. Louisa lMcCalt s,iof Canton, Ohio
has been chosen spitectof Of the Bank Of
which her late kusband was President, and
i the second female National Bank Direc-:
tor, ever. chosen, Mrs. J. M. Bradley, of
Peoria, III, chosen two years ago being
the 6rsG / ,sg fIsasG 3,si1l 49,
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WniSn may be done with ene.10urth
ne usuai expense, by ustng Cur
'PA4flv SlATEof fAMTs.
{, n saGIx1D READY yon vsk
fire.P PfsoA Water qrabIs.ll
Ecsnomicai and Ornamental. 4, i
/. 81 q At i&sy,bs ssYs xiAltha w eAstllI.
ias6s ~ ron b y "a d 4 ,l5 0:d ;eoss
ss!ts, sIsa sS lg1 81 ahia7
65as7 TiiKi1d n hsGSst Is 81 Rssiandline j
The expense Of stating new shingles "
only about the cogt Oe simply laying thsmsj
The paint 70 TIRErPROoI against SPARKS -
ayink anhsn - may - es4ily tasted ~,
II srors EVERY LEAK.
ina lor tin Of iron i,as 10 sstal. = Il ex
cRACEs nor scales. Koefs covered with Tar
6heathing Felt can be made watei-tight 4t
small expense. and preserved for many
rh'' 'lais s1RsRsHn1Y 1RsR1ass I CHEAP. ], y, !,
Twoxallons will cover hundred squarA
feet Of shingle roof, while on tin, iron, fslt.
matched boards, or any smooth snrfacaI
"a % ID square M Sest q ruriEcs, and although
The % Paint M has 4 hssSy body i Y easily p,
No Tar IL used In this Conposition,
Therefore it neither ersAksi In Winter. nor
! 81 decsyed % I Sa shing ii nlls np tie holes
~snA A~x<a nd n lV1hQf0 n tf0I rfNf
that will Last for years. CURLED or wARr1n
1shingleS 1T bring, 10 lheiS plecea, and
kseps't them thsrc; IN nlls mp lsli hole. Y
Felt roofs, stops the lea nd although =
slow dryer, rRin doeA not e1ect y 9 tew
tsss asS ::s sE pa'oss. os
is.a Z !. Sls, Srr e.sU1sn afiefs Which Or shin
! v,.,T., oHoooLATEr ! colon y u.
when first applied. 'cshanaing. ia abouta
.intents and purposes STAT IN ,;ao
sg@l asl@ TIN ROOFS eHst; sl4
q. our 4, ;r.,ed oolor II ,usnally prstsrred, II one
coat Il equal 70 flye q IN q dinary paint
'a'sass 'sssss@s TsBa1cK as WALLIS s5 a5 ssia i
onstrr'sRfaHr asDis the only reliable slayt
tiPNlnt ever introduced THAI Will senectuaIly
,pFessps dempns;SS: mp s;S.t1 rom Pens Grating and
These psinta afs alSolargely used on out.
houses and fences,Of - asprining coat On
: n1S Our polinsl only scclors srs ~ CHeco1Arz, RED
BRiaHT RED. and ORAN01,STa3 b991
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST. :,
Gallons, can and box 'ot IL S5g
% "" hs(f hs b;arrsi - e .e. &. lsS!
% g" one barrel !. a. WQ
Wehave In stock, Of our own manuiac-
tuie, roofing materials, etc, at the follow
'1k Y6oo I'D rolls @ extra Rubber Roofing at cent.
pefsauara foot. Or we will furnish Rubber
kOofinR. Nails. Caps. and Slate paint fQi
m entire new roof st ~ cents per square
40 rolls 2ply Tarrsd Roofing Felt. at y.
coiitS ber sQ6are foot.
S0S0 S0S0 foiiS Gpiy Tarred Roofing Felt. at ~
| ,oents peruuare foot.
SoO Orols7afzed Sheathing, at u cent pc
Eboo w. rSiicnsq uSc me Enamel Paint, mixed
ready ior use, on inside OF outside work, q
g per gallon.
ders % must be accompanied with tho money
OF, sstsfactory city, references. NO good.
shipped o. o. D., unless express charges orr
Ruaranteed.
Sample orders solicited. s9yti
n. 7. SLATE PAINT COMPANY, y!
la& lOl MAIDEN LANE. New Yor1
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ETFFEL EE.I q II yg1 !. E" te
Rl1AAUlALs ~,--
TaWxA,UAagaH. February IL

00LD 1NU E0MI VvVIHAAl1E4VNs' q
Ranorted by Ell:A ..,siansonA Co., Bank
10 aud brokers. stxth .nd Market 81.
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main entrance of the Courtyard. She
was quite badly injured, and suit
against the County Commissioners is
the next thing in Of der.
The present holiday season promises
to be one Of unusual gaiety in social
circles in this city. Fhe Browning Book
Club opens up the festivities with a
Dickens party on Tuesday evening, the
18th inst. The Hawthorne Club will fol-
low with its grand annual party on the
9th, and the Assembly will give an ell
Lertainment in the way OF q promenade
and dress party, on the 28th.
LUDLOW, KY.
The residence of MIR. Southers, on Elm
street, was entered by sneak-thieves, in
the absence Of Mrs. s., who found on re.
turn that all the money, jewelry and
trinkets 0fvalue in the house were miss
ing, and every thing scattered around in
confusion A young lady in the neigh
bornood saw the thieves depart, but sus.
pecting nothing, allowed the rascals to
| depart without raising an alarm. The
citizens should be on the alert and give
the scoundrels no quarter when detect
ed. as it is out Of the question to expect
any aid from the authorities that be.
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Death Record.
The following deaths have peeu placed
ON record since our Last report:

The following deaths have Deen placsd
m record since our last report:
N. b. Witzigman, 70 yrs. Germany.
Robert Ii. Watts, IS days, city.
Rebecca Ruppel, 81 yrs, New orleans
Sarah Kupky, 20 yrs, Ohio.
Matilda Haethaus, month, city.
Geo. A. VIII tcomb, Syrs, city.
Infant Lucius, still-born.
Jennie Oliver, 65 yrs, Kentucky.
Adolphus Lotze, o. yrs, Germany.
Infant Sylvia, II days, city.
Dietrich Bussbaum, A yrs, Germany.
Infant Brown, sLilt-born, city.
George N. Allen, 65 yrs, Mass.
infant Buther, stillborn, city.
Liant Brown, stillDorn, city.
Valentine Schattner, ST yrs, Germany.
Chas. Bohercneck, 40 yrs, Germany.
James H.. McSetire, 80 yrs, city.
VIM. SwartZ, 35 minutes, city.
Infant Ahlers, still born city.
Catherine Stetter, 50 yrs, Germany.
Eliza rretsy, 8 mos, city.
Rosa Frioauf, 45 yrs, Germany.
Caroline Ritter, 16 mos, city.
VIM. Jacobs, 6 yrs, city.
Jos. POhl, 6yrs, city.
infant Morehead, stillDorn, city
Mary A. Geise, 20 yrs, Germany,
lntantHogan, stubborn, city.
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Til @ Courts.
UNITED STATES.

UNITED STATES.
DR.. L. II. Gratigny, of Plum street,
flied his voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy. Liabilities. $40, 192 %; assets,
$1,8S0.
SUPERIOR.
Lyman Richardson against r. M. Cor
vines executors. An action to recover
lee in a cotton transaction. Verdict
for plaintiff for $40 53S.
COMMON PLEAS.
The Indestructible Building Material
Company against Thomas Wrightson.
defense set up counter claim for rent.
The jury rendered verdict Tor the plain
litf Tor $3.50.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-J. Farley, dismissed
Chris. Renner. So; Ann German, 1C
days; Rosa Connolly, So; Michael May.
dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct-Joseph Brown
dismissed; Emma Kane, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-James McDer
mott and Robert McGuinty, dismissed
oopnla hraus, continued to Dec. IL
james Ready, continued to Dec. IA;
John VIII, continued to Dec. 10.
Petit Larceny-Martin McGunE, dis
missed; julia Clarkson, continued tt
Dec. 10; George Bell, 80 days.
Vagraucy-J Long and Chris t
kocn, 80 days each; $. f. Perkins, CO IN
tinued to December 10.
Miscellaneous-Frank Donnelly, in.
corrigibility, dismissed; John T. Mitoh.
ell, grand larceny ana carrying con
oealed weapons, continued to December
l3; Michael Cusack, abusing fam.
NY, dismissed; William A. Hail
ubstructIng the street, dismissed
John Williams, street-begging, So
Frank Smith, burglary, waived an ex-
animation; Henry johnson, peddlinl
without license. dismissed; Cnarlei
Grundle, same, So; Annie Coffee, grand
larceny, dismissed.
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Roard Of PubIio Works.

The Board met In regular session =,
all the members present and Presi-
dent Bell in the chair.
The Clerk was instructed to notify W.
A, Adams, contractor for plank side
walks Oh Washington avenue aud Nj adj
son Road, to begin work within three
days.
The Engineer was directed to prepare
an ordinance to establish the grade oi
college avenue.
The deed Of dedication OF o tract OF
ground at the intersection OF Blue Rock
street and Spring Grove avenue was 40.
cspted.
The contract for the improvement ot
TAenaa alley was awarded to Gaffne J
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ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN

In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTlsER5IN THE STAR, MR. &c. DUN
CAN SEIFFEN, NO. n ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern states. This viii be
branch office Of the FAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
thoriIed TO make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
Bay1 CINCINNATI, Dec. l2-1:so p. NJ
Flour quiet and steady. Corn steady and de-
mand moderate. heat quiet and easy
Oats dull and in mode ate de-
mand. Rye steady and quiet
Mess pork quiet and rather weak. Lard IN
moderate demand and easy. Meats quiet and
market easy. Whisky steady and no change'
Cotton quiet and easy but.unshanged' Country
produce in full supply and moderate demand
Colo hrm at $l03H.
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The folio wing marriage licenses were
ssued since our last report:
Henry GreuVe and EmelIa Schroeder.
l.. Hunstsman and Hannah Adamson.
Jas. +. Watson and Glare Schoolheld'
II. Kracke and Josephine Schaeter.
joe. Erdman and Ann KockenLiedt,
Peter Marx aud Anna Weis.
Elmer Butler and Ellen Walker.
George Bitter and Fannie Rinkey.
q. G. Dunton and e. B. Huddleson.
VIM. Hatton and Laura Gray.
r. Nj. Schnapp and LIZZIE Durmeyer.
]. F. HarshOarger and Stella Estes.
W. S. Noble and M0liie K. Henderson.
Henry Clifford and Elizabeth Stein.
l.. Robinson and Mary e. Bateman.
Elias Glas and Bertha ZaratZki.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

lspecials to the starl
OIL CRY, PA. Dec. 12-9:T A. M.-Allegheny
RIVER 3 feet inches and falling. Weather
clearing. Wind west. Thermometer 80.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Dec 12-l0:12 A. M
Mon0ngaheiA River feet 0 inches and failing.
Thermometer "a. Wind northeast Weather
clear.
PITTsBuAa, PA, Dec. 1a-11:80 A. M.-River
8 feet and falling. WeAther clear and mild'
.CHARLKsFoN, W. VA, Dec. 12-1l A. M
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FOrty-fifth COngress-SecOn Ses.
sion.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia number of
petitions were presented asking for
amendment to the Constitution allowing
female suffrage. A bill making an ap-
preparation for the construction OF suit
able defensive posts along the Bio
Grande frontier, was reported from the
Committee on Military Affairs and
placed on the Calendar. The Com
mittee on Transportation reported
tayorally on ithe Senate Bill to
provide for an inland water route and
canal from the Mississippi to the sea-
board. Bills were introduced: To es-
tablish Court of Appeals; 10 provide
for the payment OF losses to private
properly from Indian depredations; !;
making appropriations for the improve
ment of The Kanawha, Big Sandy, and
various other rivers OF West Virginia,
| A resolution to appoint a special COM
mittee to report plan 1or
la treaty OF peace and COM
merce with Mexico was passed
The Senate then resumed the consider
alton of the resolution declaring the
right OF the Government to pay the in
terest and principal of the bonds in Sill
yer, and a lengthy debate ensued. The
motion to lay aside the resolution and
take up the Bland Silver Bill was re.
ljected. The Senate went into executive
session, and at 4:30 adjourned,
| HOUSE,
| WARRINGTON, Dec. 11.-A bill was
passed providing tor the removal of the
bodies OF the officers and seamen lost al
the wreck of the Huron, for burial at ths
Naval Cemetery at Annapolis. The De-
tciency ppropriation Bin was reported
back from the Committee on Appropria-
tious, with the Senate Amendments
" h ch added $1,000, 900 to the bill. Some
Of these amendments were adopted, bu
most OF them rejected, and the bill nov
yoes back to the Senate lor concurrence
Adjourned.
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& crowley at their bid of $4O5 "a, and of
Sargent street to James Campbell at
his bid Of $oO7 SO, and of College alley
to Gaffuey g. Crowley at their bid oil
$516 81.
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FINANCIAL.
C1xk1NN1TI. Dec. 1Q-,.0P.M.

C1NfINNArI. Dec. 12-l:sO P. N.
Gold firm. Local dealers buying at 10sT,
selling at lO8%. Gold checks on New York.
Sterling exchange is drawn at "a 80 for long,
and 81 SO for snort, per {, gold, and better in
curry for it.
Exchange on New York is dun ami heavy,
with no change in rates. Dealers buying at
J. 10 discount and selling at par.
Government bonds are firm and local demand
light. Quoted here rs follows:
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The following is the 80 T. Al. report OF New
York Stock Market as received ny Lea, Ster-
rett u Co., 29 West Third street:
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Birth.
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.

WEBB-December 10, to Emile, VINE OF
Leslie Webb, a son-Eugene l..
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HOGs-Market dull and lower. Selling at
$S b0a3 o. for common, 50 95a4 10 for fair 20
good light, $4aA 70 for fair 70 good packing, and
"a 20 "a 80 for selected butchers,
CATTLE-Market steady and lrnsu Common
$2aS 50, medium 81 7sa8 10. good 60 choice So Is
"a 80, and fair TO good shipping s4 50a5 so per
GENITAL.
SHEEP-Market steady and firm. Common
to medium quoted - 50a3 ~, and good 10 choice
% 50aA 70 per Genital 9ross.
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Tho following are the receipts and shIpmen
Of live stock for the past "a hours:
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For PittSbUPg.

THURSDAY 18Th. at +. Nj. POSITIVELY,
W h. EXPRESS. Asa B. Booth, Master.
LltsRtses$a pply on board, or to j. q. Dorman
a8Saseza&HA 4 Co., J. Cunningham, Agents.
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For POnler0y.

THIS DAY. 18th, at S T. NJ. POSITIVELY,
h~$ =. POTOMAC. JAS. kirker Master.
L6lAssR Freight received on Big Sandy
zEsslzzssSla4 Wharf boat foot Of broadway. W.
honshell, Superintendent.
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For Huntington,


MONDAY. WEDNESDAY FRIDAY, 8 P. NJ,
~ VIRGIE LEE, w. II. Kirby,
L.@asasssssA Master. Apply on board. or at
siasssssassz2 a. Kennell's, cor. Main and Water
, 1877-02-19

fF2Hp"f&4
Tho acraNnth Uf the 6urx Canal Company for
1871, havs not yrtpetn dnaLly ntlsted.b .bu, sl the
extraordinary general meeting Ut the shartllpltl-
era, lteid IN Paris OIL the tutl fnst-, u. Charles
do f.es<rpA gave au Interesting forecast Ut thu
probable financial results pf the years working.
In 1878, he said net profit OF l.0dl .0Nf, {E4a,-
440| hAl been earned. whict, was sufficient ior
tI,r payment Of l!yidenl NJ II. W.. per share.
il II sxlsstc,, however, thai The free reysnur
u ls7ts VIII amount t0 .:a0. .tU or ,8o0. .UAli.
{EG0,tAO to EHA. .000l, and that this increase of
about 80 per tent Ii the profits Will alfnit OF
thc payment Ut 1 llvt,rnl Of about u. Sth.
rcr share which, added to the, !5f. "
Interest, xtvea Z tcrcuuc Of abnut ~.
Irr SHIRE. But tho Company may b. salt 10
have lnailu even greater progscss than Is ytsowu
BY these figures. Tie Enrrtstc III tue truths re-
estpts fur 1StH, a. ao1upaFt1 with taoha for the
previous year, amounted tt l,tp,uU !raarA
(E44 ,0OO). while tue working c1pepse4 had ac-
tually diminished. On the working of the g.; !;
nat, therefore, there hal been an Increased
rroat uDt Ut 50, bur OF fully l0O per ccut !: but,
owing 10 tue contner.tal drprcsslOn In Egyrt,
the Company llad not BEEN aLle u dispose u IT,
lAlads ~ 3e4dly "a In tortncE years, h"r to ~
vest IT. tnoaey ua such advantageous tcstns. ~
G. le I.csacps. however, hopes that ~ the col..
tacrslal situation Ll.lsuycs lLesc list Two
sousvts ot iuvo,ne will bccusne .u0re prolific,
and tAt, II peacc be acctrcl, lt1,n,eaiate aitl
important Increase of tratlir NAV bo expected.
That Increase, tu. he brlIevcs, will nut iicccssl.
tate any augmentation In the working charges
, 1877-02-19

or brntn, o7eEta1ed With work and rare and With
fool and drink, will only Hing iIsclf ont Into the
Ast AND stn!tsht Of the A'miglHy a''a will take
with y The !awa Of Temperance sa'l rest atd
gates oi law anil will bless God IN prayer
that He has anch miracle workers as light
ami als and moderation u life, Or. the
lnyalll or wounded vii ssli tn to hls
he NAV well knccl Ia wurshtp to tI.c Heavenly
Father wfo has made the human mind So mighty
In lts researches and axi]fulness. IhcrG Is ono
prayer which might well atccnl from most human
lips: That God would help US re8rh an Intelligence
and nilI-powcr that snViill make Us appreciate
the laws Of health and happiness TINT a!!!Fo'1n!
h.. 1t is not too tn1cl u eay that We 81 nesd
coNrnon settse ta acata ealat1ttaea nlofe than We
need miracles 10 fetnoyc them. tn feel tn:
valuc Of the laws Of nature 70 study them and
obuy then, rs mn artlst studies anil oi,cyh thc
laws OF co]nr and light and perspective, to ding
ens'esss s Snaa as " H. sPs as 93Si It, 1'Sf %:o %
phy which will honor the Maker Of law and
man The child nni destiny Of law. He VIM
studies and obeys these laws Is better child o!
God tlan Is he who dei1es them all and then
praye for health. ...s-...
: ii Is one Of the Highest principles Of common
human Justice that thcic should he ~ speeial
1c9is1ation that laws should not bo passed for
|.c muss lot ss@ 'p party. IT. Il ',r' st c bin
folded and IN fts fnhcr consciousness sec the hl-
man race. II sNes, n principle 1sot!s atnonE tncn
how deep must bc lts wort!, n',ts hcnnty IN thc
mrarlc for ono That II not ready nlso tyr anotI'-
CT. Al the sunlight falls upon the evil and ti!c
good, 20 tic LAWS es health aHA sickness, latc
and death, must sectn aettling dowi, Into ~
iialfy. The wind tha. blows !scal'l, to Hug
will blow health TO slave. Tic marsh wt!el,
cxl,ales disease to fisherman will prostrasc o
Queen Us 1 so3n eng make III her % royai ko,ty
will health NIikH tn a 0G10rG At1G a FtG-
, 1877-02-19


tlIe other a!so, aul II ttiau Ia 10 take away
thy coat, let lllm have thy cloak a1so." isut,
willis they snow sweet tenderness of tho soul,
trs " ha,y 1ny sounane., aa truth sS s1at
It unhealthy and slckly, like tho morals of
lsutltlhs. T6oy arc no principles to build human
society on, Or what % to become OF Justice u tho
evil lnls no ses'slsnvet Ia iact, tasre ls
tcraxtng exaggerated generosity. Likewise. Y Is
aulto On ilnposslblllly Tor any man tn iovv him
who hates him. You may try to remove the
cause ot hatfed, cease from revenge and n,a'iss.
head to turn him tnto Jour friend, but iovo hun
you cannot, unless he reaches out !Its heart 70.
ward you. Nor does the worl Ut Jesus. "lao
and sell Ill thou last, and Klye Il unto the rer
sentence connected tArreto: ''lt Is much easier
1or the camel to 20 through tho eye nf needle
than for the rich inan to cnter the Kingdom OF
heaven" ectray ttus 1Hp,fsatison IEaa t o. ,ns IN.
uulJllng lntiucucu of labor well understood
wt,c,, men are rptcrre4 to the fowls OF the air
and The lilc4 ol tne acla, TO draw from the lcs.
son not take thought fur what thsy eat a1a
bc tcra,rd otherwise than aconicmnable neglect
OF natures holy dutlea when Jcsus, being cala
cd for by His mother and lt!s brotbcts polluted
.na 70 81 Is n:snse essssea s' HI lie, il III .s:rs
beauty had no yAlue viii, Jcsns and HIS follow
ers, since tlIey lived and wattel fur fantastic
world, wllesu tue sweet joy4 And virtues Of tna
household were thought 10 10 annthtlatcd: Thu
same spirit finds uttersnce ln words like the
following: '.1f thine syu offend thee, plnrk i
out! II Thy right hand ofYeni thee cut 1t OH p
Instead OF rcsls&ing tue telnpttny power Of sin
% men, niany Of tilesu Cllri.tians deprived
themselves Of the very lower t. sia, aud BE-
came women {eunuels, vldo Matthew, xss.,
U-l3h which example WINS followed ~ many
saints uf tho Church, amongst whom Orayci.
stauls pre- -etulnent. This unhealthy stats Vi
mind prompted tile Church to rMfofe sellt,acy,
this hotbcd Of vice and hYpoct!sy, uu the prfe!t-
hood, and eFcn now induces Purttanism to In
st.tute temperance stietlcs, aud sibfuly oppose
tne ordinations oI y coou Providence.
Christianity originated atnung that strange
sect OF people cllled the Esscncs, who, aslde
from tho great world. living III coHi-
,nunisin and partly avoiding. marriage. buAl,
cd themselves with cures and exorctsns, aud
the Invocation Of inu Holy 0host III expectation
OF the Meesiah mud the resurrection. A feH VI
the Eksenes arc fuuslu amunx tho ratbia a!so,
but they failed to inauenSu jewish thoughts aud
morals. The jewish p*oi4,u were Of tot strong
and healthy condition of mind to TO It'd astIay
BY the pi.auta4maEonl Of the Esscnca. The
/ Jewish religion before all ins!att un righteous
nct4, declaring shis to b the ba4is Of tho heAs.
enly throne. "Jwtios u Coils" hsnes It ought
" bs lid asdo even out VI regard los The poor,
, 1877-02-19

-. EIE RdFsF {WINF.J .WFs. ;. =
We hAyt Information VI \ remarkable clrcun-
star.e occurring ~ Mr: T., T; Cook, who Is y
brother 10 W. II. and J. Il. Cook, OF Apoka,
md who, We a1s t,forntd, resided hers one
suu.tucr few years sitlcc, And will By 70
memberea BY ulsuY OF our tlzcns. Mr, T. 7.
Cook was Uuiou soldier, aud while cu.aged III
sight with siorgnn's RAIDERS ~ tyn'htatts,
N.Y., on The llth u Junc, lsdi, received wuand
IN the left rye. by which tlat organ was .lt-
s!royel. Tbs wouul w!s never vuEetul!x ex
am,ned the surgeons lhtnsinx H. Wa tn ado b. =
Splinter Or ! klont shot. Tbs wound neTcs
healed, and has psure1 1 EEcst xbuosAncs O
AIr Cook. But Last Thanksgiving 1uosutnS