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no PHILADELPHIA,
PENNsYLNANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AM SHORT LINE
between
NLW.NOEk AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through Trains way daily three DepOts In
Philadelphia, two M New YORK.
Double Track The most improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
nnud after November IL, 1877.
Express Trains leave NewN ok via DcsbrOsses and COrt
iandt streets ftutcs, as follows;
100 500. 1880 ltctl ii n NJ, Ia s. o. $50. 7. 3 30
and D. M sunt 90. IA, >. g. $50 z, $3.50 and ?.
'Eru0klsL with all through
AZ Jersey City, anoIung speedy and direct transfer for
brooklyn travel
Ictuuing trains leave Philadelphia 32O, $3.50 7. 1880 =
$50 md II an. limited ExpIoss, l36 M 4, $3.50 Z,
aud $3.50 y. aud IL midnight Ca sunday, S2u, $3.50, T. =
s;ih, -. 1. $50 y. n, aud ~ Midnight.
Ticket OEccs 6-b and Oti Broadway, No AstOr House,
and loot OF Dcsorosscs and Curandtsis No Court It,
Depot, fOut uf Fulton a.. BROOK
ign. Nos ia li6. aid lls IIudsonst, iioboken
Depot jersey city. Emgrant Ticket Office, Ma. X Battery
place.
FRANK THOMSON, /. L. FARMER
Gtnr"d Manager Gen Passenger Agent
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5iinations fUantc0-- AIale6

E0AClIMAN (Swede)-By faithful, rclia-
~ Bile single rrntcsi1n), who rs experienced In CITY
and country driving; thoroughly understands The 81
horses harness aud carpcs understands gardening; terms
low good references Address J. H., tribune p0wn Office
l,23S Broadway.
WANTED-By n recent graduate Of Yale, Il
w position q we'll established local paper with view 10
purchasing part Interest IN Address With particulars
H. L.. Box 2-3, stamford Conn,
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:. MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1877.
Cronrirn Godr0.

FEW CHILDREN wanted as bnardcrs in
q me country, wherr ;ly wn receive mothers care ID
IrNGIFWOOp. -jcrsay.--FiIst- class board
+ fa,v fnr FaI' and Winter az moderate rfcet
.ddrss r5st Olcs 80. Is3 Engic"o"' ilshe'l '''i
tItes.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housalonlc
, and NGuRauck Railroads. Pare ~. Steamer Elfcp0rt
Leaves aharinesip Cay tnanHys eAcepea) az io' " Ill.,
AID Bfioeeport 81 ~ p ~.
pALTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID New.YOrk nom FOOT OF Desbrosses ana aldt-
"Sao m for wash!neron Columbus Chicago end the west
Richmond. Charleston and tho south Through Pullman
ears baltimore 20 Chicago.
100 p. for Washington and the West, and Tor Richmond
and tle south via Gotd0nsse. Pullman cars nom Nth o.
Waslu ziOu, making close cOnnec1b for
rttobUrg Cincinnati, Louisville and 80 IoIs Through
- .. daily for W0shnF n the Souh, ana West Pull
man ecercr8 nom NeW.fer 10 JhtiiGorr az 95uuan
making close connections FOR Chicago, Crcnnlt Louisville
S. Lou Pittsburgh, the south and South West. Through
meets aingion with trains for IyachUu-G Florida New
o.rl'Gt ana re south - -,
Et,adr YGf ana no ticket Offices loo, OF Cortlandt
and Dc.brosso.st ana depot, jersey civ
Ask fo" 'ICAAI9 EAIIR0AD' NUM- Az" ''''o
CENTRAL RAILROAD or EW-JERSEY
- Ferry station .ev-l ORR. foot W LibeJty.si
Commencing Sos. ti. IS177-Irlus leave follows;
Cflpk iiHtiiol,l Wkrrlsire + .rirr &c '
80 e. m.-For Hieh Bridge Branch Easion Ham burg
lOlJ a 90. a9 30 D. nlttr ~oucryIe atd bennington
! D. ui.-iag IitnIus;Du, Easiou GaucI tIuuk Wuke:
baU, -'rartou. Iuusannock, Tamaqua, HaNeton, tead
p m.-for high Budgo Branch, Easton sewdere. ana
$50 ?. m. oalY-For Easion Allentown Harrisburg
~ ,rair. IN i5cai points zee timetable at stations.
SUNDAY TRAlN~-Lea'c at $50 a. " D. N. i)t
Bound Brook Intermediate points and al J;3J IA Tor
East0n Reading. and hnrsD'g
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ T5ns PCitl Amtoy, RED BluS Long Branch,
stage councc- al Mltavan station 30 on KEYPOkE
and ~ squan TO and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of IOcrtyst, Tor Freehold NJ
e:ij. Il,45 q. fl. 4, jlJ p. ~.
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3oJr0 arb Rooms.
west Side.

West Side.
PAYMENTS" Hanover" jtb-ayr cor.
- I5tl-t lii shed ava un'crl.-i ren'E;t'G
o1t barge ucY olia-rfr.n rec .iis 1L W. 30 49,,
4 PRIVATE FAMILY would rent nicely
\ furnished ROOMS with or without board 70 gen %
or gerteneu a,d wives references exchanged o"NHi
4 REGULAR PHYSICIAN will rent rooms,
- also receive patienfs 10 boa-i in his n.y sup
PHYSICIAN. Boz H. rrbane Uptown once l,l5s Bread
4 PRIVATE FAMILY in 21st-st., near 9Th
- ave-. has jet 20 gentlemen, either with nlNI'sl OF
room. also fourh foor font house frst heh
ir! psma i5nnc once. LBS .ropITa;, city.
DESIRABLE suite of rooms on tilst floor,
TaJp 2I Os Mr %. i&stt- EDsH 35i Wet 3itst
TNXCFLITNT ROOMS for families, or party
s. 81 grutllmcn. with board references ~ {" 4'thst
ELEGANT suite of front ROOMS also large
J square room for gentlemen, with superior board ~ ~"
~ West ia ST. Broadway house unusually desr1uf'
.lO WEST 18TH-ST.-A gentleman and wife
board rs a5jge; also two single gentlemen o. i1l IS
I'd WEST I9TH-ST.-A large third story
= front ROOM. 70 let with BOARDi terms moderate ?
FAS WEST 42D-ST.-Tw0 choice beautiful
kZ'B ROOMS on Usr.. second floor Tor two persons
good board terms reasonable to desiaOe
East Side
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.--Cheap
! rents: iO1 last 4irst.. Grand Central Depot
furnished app. tIu,lts fc. siuaii ili's gas "ii dc.
AIRS. i. II. JENKINS, l11 East 23d-st., has
W Single and double rooms 10 r.at Ni;h board
IE EAST 22D-ST.-A pleasant front ROOM
~ TO !ct with BOARD with reference.
100 EAST 2S1H-ST.-To let in pIiyata
30 family. haua.oucl, furnished ROOMS with oI VIII
out SUPERIOR BOARD for fam les gentlemen terms mod
crate. reference.
F1S LEXINGTON-AYE. cor. Of 20th-st.--
sDsf large sunny ROOM on fortA ho'r i1r one
or two -ncu houss aud table first class IA c'eli par
ticuar; reference.
s~sl FAST 3GTH-ST. Well furnished room
EeBsP with board vita gas, closet heated by furnace
family small; references.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
lVANTED-Board for two gentlemen, two
W state prce ference Address ID. b., Gen
cra Post ONCE Box 1,S21.
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Gotcl3.
ROYAL,

HOTEL ROYAL,
EG.SEIiNJ lR-SQUARE AMI 4Oilrst
quiet Family oic 81 European and american plan
tcal reduction ia rates cuisine for quality and
excellence. PIERS ~ BUTLER.
WINCHESTER HOTEL, Broadway and 3lst-
w ST., european pl1u) 81 the hest family hotels
the city Excellent restaurant 80 molodt prices Hot amt
cold every Paths y1y floor. siu.lc
II aud ~ 30 Double - ard - I'm sr - 10 per day.
Special by the Co families abe Winter
ESQ. " HUH1, Proprietor.
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEy
Found BROOK ROUTE. 49,,

FOR T1ENTON AND PHlLADELPIuA.
s. 800 1870 a 1:3o $50 go, Il ,. ng AMI at rn
Leave Philadelphia from station Norih Pennsylvania Ran
road llId aao 'er.,sts ~ 1880, $780, il;oO a. H. 1917
leave trenton Tor Nee York 1870, e35 so, 1920
Pullman Drawn car are attached to the 93o a. M
ISP g' van: Ti KIN icage NcvYolk and philadelphia
az $50 a. 3D. 90 Il D. d. Leave Trenton IOlO IN,
TcRri. for sale a foot Of Lfberyst nos and ga
Broadway e principal hotels an Offices u Tho ste RAJ.
Bookyu Baggage cngchsa 9P rySlaene5 20 fssiin2toa
Il fAiiRtnASGLIWHE:rr or TRAINS taking effect Lee.
. h.-crcinnau and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Room Coaches 10 Bufa.o and Suspension Bridge.
p, m palyl Pacific Express for the West, ~leepng
nl, and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars
Irsins leave caaal5ers street Depot y Y. tor
p M ana ~ midnight saturday nights only sunds 90
- RG6eurd rar& and Passac, g. 7:i5; 10 nom li5
3, 3:iJ $50 j:ls, - 80 \ 10 D. i y wneuL sunday,
u Faiei,d1 g. c'l5 ,45 So 10, 1918 1880 A. N noon.
aud Il ian ghl naays, G. $780, oi5 10 las. $50,
suacti T. rs TO- IGlj NJ, lij, 3i5, s. g. - M, end
Il Tidnsh Sunday. g. $50 10 a.. mr l45, ESQ j. IN,
aug Colia. a. NJ $3.50, to p Sundays $50 n
Nc IGlIA . 90" a. NJ jo 43o n smaayss3Oa NJ
Goshen e. 7ij .. 10 lgA5 a. ~. $3.50 34j, $3.50, P. m
sgMi5G eto1G. 7:i5 TO- io45 D. m 3i5 43o p sun
DAYS 20 10 a. M. p. Inc m ana 40 N trans
connect Wiih York AMI Oswego Midland Il r. at Mhn,t
Jcrgs 49, ., 10 lutD T. M, 49, D. M Huh"a5S'
$40 10 a and IS DO Z D. III 49, $500, .z al. 49,.
-, ot ryeltv.tI ST. Hltcen minutes earlier
han above lime; leaving Chambest OIL" quarter hous
leave Twcntvtlri-t. thirty minutes earltr loai. eayo
Twcutytl tat g.i5 and llij p NJ tonctuS WIN Trans
leaving ,bambers-st at 10 p ~ aud II indugh. ..
Tickets passage and for Apartments I'D bIS"l" IOl
~lerpiug Coaches be obtained ana ol4e9 iI
ana transfer Of BaygaCe De LETT AZ the tompanYs
Gfrc Nos 23g 4O S2J ANA Jj7 Broadway; 40 Courst,
Brooklyn. and AZ the Company Depo- u ~ N- n To-.
Express raius from the West arrive III ~ To-
" H. no y, ABBoTT General Pass'r Agent New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
Trains leave EnGlsn0cl C!o.'er netmon ana NyaDAj
T. $50. $40 a. il, J. B. I. i.i5. $50 O.5 LOW p NJ So
SATURDAY nights only 70 il3J p M sundays a. '' anu
Nanuet SpIing Valley, and Iousey Z, $50 M 80 p m
~ \ A.LLlLL. lLoL.-aL -l-.r Astll. AcN-l O.e-
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iuinlcr Resorts.

Pleas ANT home in Florida for the VIM
Y ,fr re s occurred Jy addr,S-ue -oLON l'ohl 49,
Igrl ou,i,c Firc handsomely iuilrle ~ tjtb
~rl attendance u1ry, cGCin.iN" F-p "''"' "'
board. so. SOY. 20. l-i'.
BOARD At AIKEN, $. C.--1he house re-
- I.t' l.rt lv Il s. slfsar 90. hr-u tagloaS ny -
r,.scf 1Io furniture tr0uqhoti ~ $50 a. i'i'-'
S0NABII HAIES. hGdr'sa u. r. LAN>lN".
MAGNOLIA, FLORIDA.
C. rJoNTe o. IT, ELnNR2N; VI" ,- ,..,.
,r5 formerly OF ti- Holman pad 81 Jam - Low ir'
i ..,i HE lipte nd Magnolia Florida, on thc r. J"H"'
River. 49,. nj, t,..,4,-4y >-,,- YORK
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DcnIl5trD

nr WAIT, 81, No. - East 23d-st.-First-
- class deuti,y 20 low popular purs extracting under
pure lrcsh Without extra charge ca ana examine ,oci
mems and rrIcvH
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FARE REDUCED.
- TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS, -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEYEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
Tho elegant steamers STONINGTON and RHODE ISLAND
leave Per 81. North River $50 D. III daily except
SuEiaysl
Hereafter the -TEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN viii
leave STONINGTDN nj 1850 a.
Tickets for sale 10 prime pal ticket Offices ana state
rooms secured at al offices Of Wc4c0s Express Coz and II
PRONTDENCE LINE
(rrcict ouy) steamers leave daily except Sundys ati
D. IN %, North RIVE, loot OF NafltaAI fIe-hts
wa either line al lowest rates. - NO. 49,.
ID. =. BAHCOCh. Pres. L. W. tiIAiN7' "'H ass nv
4 ONG BRANCH AND PlliLADELPHlA
NJ, Nev.rrsev southern Railroad. Commencing Oct p,
1871 The steamer JESSE HoIi VIII leave New.lorA.
per = Nort RIVER loot RCctursL) connecting 81 sandy
ItoaL with Trains ion Long Branch Phlad. lha and Toms
RIVER III a. n and T. Nluelnd. B1dgeton, Leg HaT-
bor Ge III N t. MautoVn, EaTuCgat aud Tuckrri0n, p III
'0i' 49, - ' ". :. SNEDEN, Genl Manager.
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y RIVER KAiLR0AD- Commencing Dec 81, 1877,
500 a. NJ Western and Northern Express drawing-roou'
1880 a. NJ. special Chicago and Western Express with
dfaNlngroom eai, To Canariaig 9not't aug buII9
zoo D. No. Montreal Express with sleeping for Mon.
sing Peeksdh Garrsons and principal stations north
ISns anng through Every day in he week also sepn.
Detroit, and to Montreal via SARATOGA and IlasbuLg
$50 p Pacific Express daIy WIN s.seplhgclis do'
TolGo Detroit and cGitaeo '''''''
IiOJ D. M. Express win slcepingcars TO Albany and
Way Trains as per Local Time Tables Tckets for sale at
Co Offices Soc rakpac' 80 ana 9i2 Broadway New
''' ~ "'' ' & B. MEEKEit, General Passenger Agent.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare 81.
~ steamer. leave Peeksp daily iSundays excepted or
L Trunk Lane AND UNITED STATES MAIL
EOUTE-on and after November - 1874 trains leave Ncw
Express Tor arFsUurp pit burg. es and sout. with
Pullman Palace cars attached, n NJ and $50 NJ daily
aud The Oil ieeons For WiiamspoTt and LocK Haven
Gam. go, 49,. . 49,,
SF a%S W @a a aS s F south xasP S n M
$50 arrive Washington 40 pm Regular at $40
Rxpf, S. Tor ThadcpGs 100 SO .O Iimiten II NJ
49, a aud M 'f H@ aS a@d con D. D. o'0
For trains 10 NeWars Elizabeth, Railway rlnceton Iten
ton Perth Amboy tlrmnglon BE vdeIe aud other points
80 al ,c.,nGs a. an Ictet 0Giees m
a. Jersey CITY, anoTdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Traiis allie From Pittsburg. $50 aud 1910 aud
100 p ~ dai& ioi0 a. M an4 o.'0 p NJ n, Il SSoSp'
t:l9 81 gnd M snna{; o i ana II ~ g. m trI 9
iiG Sci $ 600 $40 1910 ana 1920 p sunday 5:OJ $50
$40 lO4o. 1870 M 80 and 1920 p NJ ,....,,....
and loot Of Desbroi,es ana { rlludi sts: No Cour!st
IMMIGRANT Ticket otnce. No Battery place. -.
GENERAL Manager. Gen.l Passenger Agent
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DRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonlc
~ and NGuRauck Railroads. Pare VI. Steamer Elfcp0rt
leaves taharincsip cay toanAys eXceped) az lSo r. No.
md LILnElunrt ID u M.
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of L!Dcrtyst, Tor Freehold 1t
s.. D a d 1 % = "a ~
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TORTH GERMAN lloyd

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON IND BREMEN.
COMPANIES PIER foot 81 NftONDSE, HOBOEEN.
DONAU sat. Jan. HERMANN,-. sat Jan. 10
NEtkA R.. sat. Jan. ~ AMERICA. 20
RATES or fASsAG rom NEW.lYKk 10 500 rIAMP-
TON, HANEE, OR BEEMEN.
FIRST CABIN 500 gold. SECOND CABIN, SEQ gold.
STEFkAGI, 90. currency.
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid SteeTagc ccrtiG
Gates, $50 currency.
FOrficght passag apply 10
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the OttallJuS 81 lAt Jaw % JdnA+ys '''' .-''
government during the year, has PAID ana cancelled
Sl6ll03Os vi It's demand notes-comm"uiy called
greeuble,s Or mouey-that sum being 80 per cent u
S2OI37.ssJ new bank notes issued within the Same
time Notwithstanding tIe issue ~ this additional cr-
cnlatio the Withdrawals OF old bank notes have been
81 large that the sum actually IN circulation now s
~ 43g less than at the end % 1876. The Outstiu
fu cgil-teudcrs. and The bank note CIRCULATION AT Tic
respective periods were as follows:
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Ocean gtcdmers.
NREAT WESTERN sTEAMSHIp LI\E.

NJ NEN.IOKk TO BRISTOL tEug.)-bIRICT
Taking goods pass, Tor London Carln. Newport
Gloucester. and an ports n Bristol Channel.
Sailing from Iitr j., East River
CORNWALL Can. Williams thu RSDAN. Jan 3
SOMERSET Capt STAN TIL tuesday, jan. p
cabin Passage 500 $50 ard SO currency Return tckets
favorable Int mediate SO. currency. StecIce
u PREPAID stetrdee certificates, SD Drafts for
! and upward Fur freight passage apply
". D. MORGAN. agent. no ~ south --f., New y York.
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& PRIVATE FAMILY in 2lst-st.. near Gth-
- ave. has 20 Jet 20 scntlcmen eiiaer win RiAI',, 81
sfi board beautifully furnished srlur ma iOU li"dI
rau: also fourih front room hons" histc'-' H,
stun brown stone: unusually pleasant address oA'iO ~
Trown Tribune Office. l,23S i;roldwa', city,
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Board and Rooms Wanted.
NVANTED-Board for two gentlemen, two
W rooms: state price; ference Address d. b. Gen
Cr Post Office Box IS21.
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E~0 EAST 3GTH-ST.-Wcl furnished room
sBs5 with board, H gas, closet, heated by furnace
Amiiy SMALL references.
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Fourteen Through Trains way daily three DcpOts In
Philadelphia two VA eV-Nork.
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BQ9 EAST 2S1H-ST.-To let. in priyat
- f.mlv haul.ou,, furnished RODNs with oI viiE
out superior BOARD for fam les or gentlemen terms mod
.-LLL. rrlDr
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TFNTEAT, RAU,ROAD OF NFW-JERSEY
N-TW- YORKa and LONG RRANCH DIVISION.

IL 1lJus rCiI Amtoy, RED BluS Long Branch.
Ocean Grove. 80, II. - a. il, 4. JlJ D. fn
MJt.Wau station go and IRON kEi fOI.I
ana ~ Squan 10 and from POINT PLEASANT
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a REGULAR PHYSICIAN will rent rooms,
- iea patienta o. oagi n hls ih.y sup
rfYr a.-or medallion. aud location unsurpassed Aii, =
pIiysfCIhE Boz H. Tribune Uptown omce, l55 Broad
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D.ESIRABLE suite OF rooms on illst floor,
AIS. one or second appoLt Ertts tefcdss roictHcts
rcqulrcI Mrs JAMES BlHD~ALI- pa west 3+tist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14
GEMS FROM INGERSOLL.

"Bob" Ingersoll delivered the Grafton
on the Fourth at Badgers Park, Alameda
and is reported TO have said:
am as much in favor Of the rights of
woman as any man that ever had wo-
man for mother. l am in favor of
granting them every right they demand
or request, as fully as it is granted to
man. But | would advise them not to
seek the right of franchise, for man isnot
yet civilized to associate with on election
days. The American believes in labor,
at least in theory. Sull men are asham-
cd that their fathers were mechanics.-
The man that adds to the wealth of the
world by labor is king among men. |
believe in labor. Labor is the king Of
all The man that plows in the fields,
the man that digs in the mlnes the man
that goes to sea in ships, all these have
produced all that there is, and without
them the world would simply starve. |
want every young man here to make it
his ambition to get married. | want
every young woman here to make it her
ambition to get married. And when you
ret married get home. Don't board.
No man that ever lived has patriotism
sufficient TO shoulder musket in defense
Of boarding house. And buy home
stcad. You want to feel tina, you are in
partnership with nature. Have only one
little tree, house with only one little
room have flowers, have a wife to love,
and have children to love you.
Another great trouble at the present
time is nocl<ing to cities. would rather
live in the woods, in a lonely cabin whose
smoke would be the only one to ascend
and be independent, than live in palace
Of marble and be dependent.
Talk Of hard times You can't gel
such a crowd as | see before me now will
as much good clothes as you have got il
any country in the world. You can't tge
a crowd with SO much good eating il
them in any OIL er country in the worlC
as you have. You have better house
with better furniture and more commo
diously furnished than kings and prince
had a hundred year, ago. You hav
more clean shirts in California than ther
were in the whole world two hundre,
years ago. And you are all going to ge
rich il ever there is another turn in stock
on the Pacific. No matter how bad poll
tics are, tend 70 them tend to the pri
mary meetings. 1t is your business
= see that good laws are made and enforced
The orator closed by enjoining every ma
and woman present to make special dec
laraton of Independence for themselves
and he wanted every one to go ava
hating caste, hating the idea that one ma
is better than another because the othC
has better clothes, or because he wears
star or badge, or because he own Il raj
road. He wanted every mechanic, ever
man of the pIow TO feel the true dignt
, Of his calling, for the farmer, especially
is the one man Of all who keeps the cal
running, who keeps the telegraph in IL
air, who has books written and picture
painted and statues chiseled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14

entered the room, and politely saluted the /
gentleman, whom he had recognized as
the senior partner Of an influential firm.
The visitor introduced himself as Mr..
Chadwick, and at once entered into an
easy and agreeable conversation with the
master Of She house. The story Of The
kitten was told and commented upon,
and the gentleman learned, by adoit
questions, that Uncle Timpkins' circum-
stances were by no means fouri-hing.-
He Immediately expressed his want Of an
agent to oversee his plantation, which he
pronounced to be sorely neglected, and
Acknowledged Uncle Timpkin-' quaId-
cations for the Office. He did not lose
sight of Lulu's speaking eyes, which
rested upon her uncle almost beseeching-
4 ly. This was just the thing for him, it
would require so little labor; but Uncle
Samuel was not the one to recommend
himself and Mr. Chadwick was obliged
to ask him point-blank.
After while II was all arranged, and
the handsome Mr.. Chadwick departed,
with a warm invitation to renew lis Wis
it,
Fortuna again :" exclaimed Uncle
Timpkins, as he related TO his wife this
fresh piece of luck. But Aunt Mollie
glanced at Lulu in very significant
manner. and looked little disposed to
give the cat much credit This time.
"If Enhraim were here now, ] could
almost give him a hug" continued the
old man.
"IIe will he here tomorrow morning. y
replied Aunt Mollie, as dri|y as ever.
, Uncle Timphins entered at once upon
the agency" which turned out to be very
little beyond n name and salary anC
. Mr.. Chadwick availcd himself to Tho
. fullest extent Of the invitation to renew
= his visit.
"Mi.s Lulu" said he, quite suddenly
: one evening, do you remember tina
q when advertising your cat, you promised
that the finder would be suitably reward
cd"
Lulu looked surprised at this address
. and endea%ored to escape from tn
window.
4 Il left italtoqether to your generosity,
continued Mr. Chadwick, gravely, "bu
| have as yetreceived nothing"
Lulu -tammered out something abou
d not wishing to insult him, but he reptile
.- very coolly that it was not too late to max
" reparation.
E. The next moment Lulu's hand wa
e. imprisoned In both Of his and, as sh
d did not withdrnw it Ne acknowledge
sr himself suitably rewarded"