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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-27
OYSTERS AND ALE.

GUSTAV BROWN has opened his OYSTER
VI SALOON tor the season, and il now receiv-
Ing Fresh Oysters daily, which will be served BY
the plate in the most approved styles, Of furnish
ed BY the pint, quart, or gallon. The Best ALE
kept in constant supply. Sept. 20, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-27

Sept %, Is77-2m.
, 1877-09-08

published in Sweden. or these, 1oo were de-
yotct, to theology, eight to philosophy. 100 to
general literature, and 128 to historical l!tcra-
turc.
Tho Floral GMide-a quarterly magazine pub
li.lred by James Wick, Rochester, n. Y.--is to
be expanded into monthly, the first number Of
which will bc Issued in December. Each NUM-
her Wilt contain thlrtY-two pages Dl ren!tng'
matter, md be cmbcl1tehed With colored plate.
The two Professors Of Chemistry and Physics
at the Berlin University receive asn1ary Of sH,50o
each, independent OF the 1ccturc-rcce[pts. y
number Ut tho other leading Professors at Der.
lfn rccctsc salary Of e4.a, l,utthts Is far nbovo
the average income OF Professors tn tho Gcrn,an
Universities.
German literature crcu1ascs largely ID Rus
sfa, anil many at the bookscllng houses in tho
Etnniso are tlnllcr the control Of Germans
The war With Turkey naturally Affects the In.
tcrcsts of letters ininrfnusly, nnd IT Is elatcd
that many nt the bu0k-mcrrfants haring t'ct.
man connections arc unable to meet their
liabilities promptly NJ tho present time.
Afcs.r.. Jansen, AicCiurg It Co. have IN press
q nuycl l,y Mrs, Corhyn. entitled Rehcc-
ca: or, 4 Numan's Sctret.". wblcl, will excite
unusual interest with the rea1tnC public. In
the progress OF wc1l.sustatned fiction It dis
cf,sses various aoctnl questions which vitality
infect the llappfncsa OF Women. The work is
characterized by thoughtful earncstness and q
wise ttbcralty, and will exercise d wholesome
influence.
, 1877-09-08
BRIEF NOTES.

t,c.man aocctv far the Ero,orntton NJ Pal.
,,t;,,n H.. ha.,, r"s,.,r n.t.hi.,,o, ~. ~ 1,m.
mrrnan, Of Basic, Prot. Kantzsch and aocn' Ok
Tublngcn, and other tavanss.
The Italian Committee for the Exploration Of
Africa has determined to est ah]tsn an.l sustain
.,a.on nj shoo ,,htrh Il rroar,lcd IA A fnvorable
.a.,.t''. ,.,,ns ,1,.s.s's .~no,t,,n.. -, -, t,,o
uoHt'o'' "ac"ec ~ oAp"te" 1@peo''to's nv" s1'o
Interior.
A corrcsuon1cnt Of Tho London .;ourud. Of
not,u,, .t.,a. ,h,, whit, HI. o,,.orr,t,or
pants > With have ave- ",naSuIatsu % OF spotted
sn.sor"ac GaS ''''' ps''"''''"''' Nv '''o ''"'' -
0'o0So"s'
, 1877-09-08
DAPHNls HAS TRAINED A VINE.

tda Ia'ffaflon.1
naphnIH. the cnw1cr'1. near h!a sheltered stall
linB trained vine hCtoSs y spreading teeDt
(sutclul its shale wien fatrbns arrows fall
From middle heaven On tho AAss0niaH Sea.
Often !c pours-A pleasant task Tor him
Wafer around It's roots from The full skin.
And ytIEa tho fertile Eoll. or the stray limb
Wcaycs With tho Elu1's !lltc branches out and In;
Or with his sl!ur scarcs the maraultug birds,
'Ur. beating with la stnfr tirivca of thu cows
Tint yagrant fruns the e1ds and SLOW. herds,
CulIddcn seek the vineyards tendcr browse.
And thcro he sits At midday In tho khn1c,
Anu brcathrn SOFT afrA upon hfs double auto;
Or scehg at cvc Mcitthna, shephcrd.ma!d,
With gifts Of tho kind yine's abundant fruit.
Lato young shoot that knew bis daily caro
Rcsolsgd tic cOWhcrd's labor to repay;
Stohtly IL throyo, but still f0rgut 10 bear
The purple clusters mid lta green d!sp1ny.
Far 1t surpassed the shoots that sprang around
In leaf nn.l tondFil thckay Enterwnse;
II Wrehthctl tho Elm, nnl hid tho nel8hb' ring
Ht0un.
But with harrcn growth usurpcd tho grove.
Dani.nis observed, and, with tho polished tlalo
tt h!s keen prnn!ng. .k,Iife tkinl ThyssiA' boon,
Wun by snnx unea whtro tho Arbpte made
For them cuul shadows on lhG Summer no0n),
lie cut tho mounting shoot: It wtthsr1ag fell
From fertile vine aMl uscEhHEIancd trees.
Mcll1nn1. q Meillhna, mark you well,
1Ie1e lraves md t0nirI1s Dnythnis cannot pltaac.
MAuts0x, Wis. CIAM1.EA NopLx 0IraoRy+
, 1877-09-08

':a, during tlc troubles which existed through
out kanaas, ono tuor',ing, hctore the ht'n Wns
,,p, ns individual by the nau'e of Fat !lcSlin
was seen entering. thu Village Of Osswnton,c;
He was riding a horse, .. muir, an!s loaded
down with nj, invonsI!crnh1c amount Of articles
Of various character whics, entirely roverrt t,ts
breast. 4 nclghbor met hin, and acGostei i.l'1.
m . bsen ,e''a oa. ansn' On an ere,s:Sn S s W se
Pat, II t.ave beet, out Jayhawktng." Not
fully understanding tho meaning Of the term
"JayhawknR,". he inqu!re! - OF Pat what &c
man. replied that hu had hecn furaelnc OF TIC
enc,ny,. meaning tho Pro.sIavery party, lie
then. like 2 truc lc1icograrhcf, explained the 5
meaning Of the work "Jayl,awkrr." ilc sal
thar IN ireland there was q bird called 1a, kawk,
which worried tts prey hefusc dcvonring It.
From this little Incident thu fa1nt,iar. term OF
Jaylawkcr originated. 1t was applied By the
i'rttSIaxery party to tile wcll-oraanszcd ron,-
pany OF Free State men, Under Cupt, james
Montgomery, In the Counties Of Linn and Dour-
bon. They nduptel It, md we're generally
known by TINT nan,c.. As M illustration that
the name Is not regarded a' one Of Fcproasl,
LIun County, which attended the celebration Of
the DGth. had tho worl ...Jayhawkcra painted
In large letters on the foreEnsc Of tic wagon.
~: John lame, Ingalls, {noT senat9rl n ,n M the
gave an Interesting article on the Last ot the
Jayhawkers.n liz wns killed on the banks Of
tho Potawatc1nie. about thsee-qunrters Gf
mile south Of tho Village of osawatamici by n
soldier vino was In search for Him. tat Desln
WAS sltled IN drunken spree ii the year 'Gt! In
Aurora, Colorado, 1 knew them both; they
differed widely In tllelr personal appearance; !;
they ere both OF reckless. daring disposition,
Icii, thcy did considerable service for the Free
State cause, But when peace came, 1t camc not
for them; thcY both continued their ncfar!ons
practices, md finally cano to their deaths by
Gsnwoto.nfe l.. +,,c f'rtt,.n1arc of tho Hcpub.
, 1877-09-08
CYRUS FIELD In ENGLAND
Tho Direct and Anglo 4 mrf1can Cable Com.
pahtes-liow tho Proposed Canso,Iunt,n,
Was Preventctl-An English .1ourn.r.

Tho Direct and Anxin-Itnrrl Ca9,lo Com,
pnntes-l1ow tho Proposed Canso.t4lntIo,
Was Preventcsl-An English .3oarn.r.
Opinion OF nn American " islowcr."
L1nRon fFnrfd, Alt1. n
There Ia trouble brewing for tho sha1cboldr,,
iu tho Direct and Anglo-Amcrican Companies
The two associations have arranged their ,lltl,t.
cnccs In why satisfactory to themselves, bu.
thcy have literally "rtckoued without tht1,
clarcs that lie allowed the catte to b. laul.d
on l,s territory upon condition TINT tbe,.
should bo no monopoly. The condition basDs
been violated, he threatens to cut It adr,ft. Tb,
is Of coursc, great news for the dabblcrs p cab]s
stocks aud for Mr. pendcr's enemies, and t{s
eomo tEtnc to come VIC Should advise tho pult
IL ta very careful about touching cable stock.
Tic spcenlatpr will br busy hatcllfnr lfpa, t,ne
ctalIy tho amateur speculator. Wllu CONF,
forward to address the public as their best
than any Of the professional brotherhood. II,
all know Of aueh mcn, who make boastof neYtf
ALLOWING honor or principle to stand In the war
VI the!T making MONEY. They arc si.,ply sharp
eft nsssng [fca 9r foe iaf;sent anA sa
dente, or, ~ the vnlEur call 1t. check." Til
sort Of thing lasts f0rn times but tho sly gentle.
nan III tic background Is sure TO get trtpped upIo
The long run: DIt "bear" movements apart,
tHc!C 70 ~ 0loAAInIhA kAe AAEk taHb s'!t. render
aud his Company hare very serious dlaicnt,
to rneet; and. II they..underrate those dialcai.
ties, thoy will very likely mud themselves Ia "a
nwkwasa s:rnpc. .Mr. Cyrus Field, tho Anlert
tan "cahtc laycr,'"' now on visit here, deelu.,
/ thnt tho United States Governrent ncger sifl
atlA uever can interfere witt, the Company oril,
cable. Mt. Cyrus Field fs, to use the Language
| Of his country, "b!owcrt' anil ofttntiMtI
does not know or care Ttnt llo ts talking about
| Ills Government Is able to do aurthlne It fis,
with Tint part Of the cable wli!ah Is !anlclh
the United States. Mr. Evarts has alFeadytp.
hlrutt: ii Mnfstcr Plcfrepunt to 'notifya
, 1877-09-08

bunk wonder certainly predom!uatca: wonder
how anY won'alt, learned or l9'rnnt, eoala ass-
wife Of l'elix proushton. 49,.
~ cal tell by your iaco that you think very
badly pl mg, Mr': Ghestcr;" Remarks ticines-
tlna; hun!lly: "A"d tue wor!a al,lrs At 'arSs S 4
yet my own, h;art tells no II eyer
there WIS q case III which to hreak IN engage
tisnt wonEa be moro hon1!ablo thai to l'oll
70 L., taat eass was n,'ae. @ lo pSen WIN, nnse
10 iueonsolabIc'
Daphne rlses hastily aMl moves across TO
side window. Away Ut the orchard tcrrasc she
@ See s IT,. fs F. lasa ~ IN oH o.a
10 conversation WIN n!ill,-animatGa, caSGE eo.i'
vcssatio., look of a'ingscd suri'rsde aud happt-
ness On hes sahnnfht 1acc.
very low" ~ WIS only Wouder,ng-" ;, .,'',. =,
Clernentna I1aricast!c. All. well," avys Mrs.
bronEhtoi', tAillng Dask unoa oe .! net " ati! NJ
pssyersiiy u ihsso Maitzs ssss .sIli 70 be N
nIldcternlte1 4uantty. oa Must fetnstiihsf;
Y you wish to be charitable" she aads, etat
d;d not 70 Itoui iAf xulu ante WltNout struts
stlli settled thing that | should HAIRY Sir
John utt l ht tnH hreatS hnsHS aft 1args *. Eo
9s M'' daaois nnfasasto pSy 1 ,a,sxSr! aess oveT
ofessea 9hu ponnete, sna tha laHlcIs anu
out telling any Of them that ny heart wns
orcaking, naa n9t o..'y ~ .n'a6 " aao estos
.! Ewing W sscA iosee'1sheap WE te spa.'s 1at'
Of abandoning Sn,lsel a. t.au! seYssne. Wttl'
money, WIN lhaaehce, ! t;I,Ent hass louagca
scholarships fur my ser. lajI ths htsl stonu OF
new college or TWO, attu' peflaps, 1T tnic' nase
stepped Into tue lecturers etialr myself. AsN
Wus-as It WIS, Mrs. Chester, nr0Ke duWn
suddenly Que day. 1ust q tho mIl!lhGr was
to haSe slttei on my weddiax1town. al ! bF9ke
dawn, confessed everything, wrote 10 ~ J.hi!,
who was away IN seutlautl, and WIS ~ @ 3.!,s on, u
! dlsKrarr, to DO trnnncc win Co!atu EthclbcTtA,
thu rross-gra!nct typical old na!1 vi my lnotl'-
| cr's family III ileYoIahire."
"An1 Mt. broughton, what had bccono oE
/ A1r, kroua!ttuu nit thts tine"
"Fclx was In Paris, poor fellow, expecting
daily, ~ he says, 70 be asked eSrr, ~ best man,
u the wedding. However this may be, hc male
hi. appearance tn Dcyonshlre re- 1nst ONE week
after / arrived there. Old Ethe!bcrta, to oltr
wild a.laxeucnt, turned out nrickf fet,
q BUICK" says Clen,enttns, with tears tn
| her eyes. aud, fur the hrst timo
In her mortal lie, stopping to word of sla'lg
"Whcn she hearo MY stotf, anu now l1atl
given up money for loss, Ethelbcsta declared
| had behaved ~ pcupse ulu III !ef yOntI1 nnu
, 1877-09-08
TIE CO{3Hh.pIAET.

AwrItcr In Nature dcscr!bes curious plant
OF tho genus Arum, which grows In tho 1ftna-
tayas. Tho species Is called thu Cobra
Piant," from its remarkable resemblance
to tho head Of that most dreaded Of
indian scrpents. Tho largo 1eai Of tho
plans. formed of thrco leaflets, stanls be-
hind md above the flower, uu1, bcforc tho full
expansion of the latter, cnclrelcs 1t with tho two
lower leaflets 80 "a to hide It partially from
view. When, however, tho inner organs sf tic
fower have rUnlr to maturity, tho lower halves
OF the leaflets which iIare incosc'l it fold up
orcr the upper halves. leaving tho bfoksofn eons-
pctc]y exposed, II, orcr that II may attract tho
nutIec Of pasa!ug Insects, whose watts are ncct!-
cd to all III It's fertilization. Tho d!anoui-
shaped spots OH t!ae cobra's head arc counter
feitctI o.! tic spaiho Of the ap'rcr, as likewise
are tho liucs ou tl,o neck. willie tho tuncuc.tkc
projection Of thc spadix md Of the mfdrtt Vt the
spnihc complete the likeness. Ihe cnbra Is not
common in tho localities wl,cro this Arslln oc-
curs, hcnre thu llnicry 1t exhibits would seem
to 70 purely accidental.
, 1877-09-08
Important Invention for Itaiiway-nulli1iug.
SIdfffsx Hrnn

Important Invention for Hallway nullLing.
Ndfifht Chronicle.
At Truro, on Aton.lay, tho Premier and n.
Drytlges examined m invention that seems to be
ot great Importance to ali who aFe Interested in
tho construction Of railroads. II Is called "self
iliscitarging ballast cur" The work u removing
ballast FROM cars to the road Is now done BY
1anl Dailast tra!ns hare to bo attended by
large gangs of ncn, who first shovel the ballast
from tho rars to tho s!dcs Of the road, aud then
kuowu to all rnilway men, Ia a slow md costly
style of work. Several attempts hnvc been made
to prolltco car from which tho ballast could be
discharged without this luxurious sloycllng, but
hitherto, VIC believe, none has como up to the
requirements Of railway men. Tho invention
now under not!co certainly seems to supply the
want 10 long felt. It n,ny be best described rs
travelling plQtfQrD, cQnhtIlfcfed Like m cnilleaa
, 1877-09-08

~. tt.uus.ttn
rac.roee tlntcl Lowers, Is eomnot ~ e.s,ue
anu Caiu'ntt nni !a q snitnan'Fh ossnss n,, 's.s
" At llfnsla'e. lHe Bltlu"cc.ls nse Ht"se1i. ~
ornaments ot the ncugero"s, anu "sc y s9's." 1a.
Gnlihfsicf. rs ~ fnElana Dianten a'ons ps't' t,.
lthcs 70 conceal gun thcls how1hE H'asscs '''o
foI9h skcicton ot Walls ana tenHes.
lnc seots o. Inc ConFn'snlacsic Hoounm tirn " y.
asrut nalKy lueG wn'ea = na,nH9t witi,
nc ksoeoniom ruteo-a neaattai tft sMn,e' ~ mt'n
long: cft1':on ~ apwers growing IN "c1,S1 az ~ =
ncH;nt nt o,V lcet stoye tnE
Ncu:knoWn puI0ativc aalaP. hs s,s ~
lootst nlten atta!nthE tno sao y. ~, ~" ~ ,.s,
ate Wnite ailtl hehs,f "ncu ,e1i; i ~, - .,,ertnt
{eiioHsnR'as ~ncn IHcpaIs, ~. sl1 ,,,t r..
Y ury!hR .a.nn ~ "as % H.. .aa'.. ~ ~ or1cr
Aaanu caEIy IN .MN: ,tHc! apssIn y. 'u ~, o. ..,.
1itota i!, scarcely h!enos sn. .. un'sps ~ ~"
Nilu-fotatu-eihe he'He holActh"cs "sc" 40
s1l1s1tnte. l.. r,.,,,.t,
Ihc tonTolsnlns tiissacius aopnnS ~ tlnsts ~.
scid, and Is ono OF tho p'anta FROM ~ w,tle1 inc
!aNMGMs HoIa" ana,.aIae ann'"sfo ~. tho irrits.
n%cnhluFn % Ie'lMiN*oG ~. ~. ~ =
utlt{ q ~ tutu.u, "HtIn ~. s.asi,1,a r,nrt
thlci IKE lne 'eases ot tnc .'ht' tv1.te .p'tn. pIt
lilc tonFo!Faue scoparMs-a s'rHHus .psvnI .sn
GROWING on tnc Jaisnsv iSNnus-I,'oaht t..t NV ~. "
tue klhas ~ woou eM'4c!, huSs"uuu. III. naa ~.
ttrot'9 snci nt rqhes. inS m. u.ss.s IL
i've ~ thc Ncst ln1es,LeFcs Us tav o"tI. *. !,
tato. metue1 - suc ea,n1 kS~, a<,r,st. IL ,,n
macs0sn1aa Mhaus'ne tno ,'3. euns f.n.9, 11t nv
CAro!lpa, ptn1heer tuuess meaEns t,.;,, ~ 10y
70 ntt} nnnnus. nsy ase, ~ u
inert. ~ "oad - !uc spsIss p,1 ~ s.'W. enT
lCt1Hst "'eh po"Me' '1@s' =" ~
, 1877-09-08

silk, md the average price haa hccn franc. Tor
In italy tic crop has yielded :1,+5a tons,
against 1l.;;s7 In ls7o, ao,4io in is?5, and A.
3l0 In ts5l anl here the green sI!k-worm pre-,
dominates. being s!1-scvcnths Of the total
good, but tho others arc bad, md the
ot tiik. Tic Spanish crop .Aas yielded
1905 tons In 1875, and t,84s tons IN 1874. In
The f.cyaut, Broussa has given 800 tons Of COG
onls, more than halt Of Which. ohtaued frotn
Tic green sltK.worm Of Japan. Will turn out
mcnt,onc,l Above, It vii l'e apparent that they
supplied a3tf, tons tn 1877, l4;B tons In, fs;b.
and 81 i tons In 1915; In other words, that the
crops OF The two former years scarcely exceed
that OF 1878.
, 1877-09-08
AT LONG BRANCH.
Artle.s rrat..e TINT Tells Of Many Heart.
.axa1,s 1

Al. r.
nchc.
o,,,,, Ta,p1Tff, ,t., f,1anr;, 1a,aT; E,or r.7o,,u.
WEpSEspaf; LHsg tr' pEaSc ~, xcars meaF iii H.
Mama ls . butitul" "la4y she Is the losellcst
woman IN ING "os!u. HeaIu Segt.1.a. t - ~. ~
her 50 a'1 fnasia ssns nc a"sy 10 Ply III Mahs ,he
bcech. we haso eot uan3 pItelty o@ naGS
takcs care OF him Mario is the boone Marie! Is
pretty rtoss s!ie slaps y, " !, both II. mai. u
The l,aby has grrat D,s 1lae{oyes ana ittie eoa-
Din yellow enFls all ovsr b. hcaa .,.,v
have lg SASH q bsac shQes oa every nttef.
noon but 1--we tto 9aGy oeeti ~ halns Is
Mnbby. Papa loves tHe bapy too = ne '1'ss me.
Pony here but like ny papa beat. Battling Is
good tor children.
Mama fclltls Marie TO patn n ne n me ses sea.
sl's un4iressca no nn'! tue bathing o. man , atps
tub Ii tho bath Ilu9sc.
J.. hata ite sss. but love thc saaa mg IN
i atlt! make houses: ~ wont MIKE YOU atty. .
Ny na.nu 10 stnbc', but tf,e cltrci. ncre at tle
caase am !tke horse. but because my Na1n9
sti,iey rings says to mo NIL the tuc runaway
dear. And the gentleman with the bl1ek NOUS
M" ~" IL tho world says runaway too 30 rana:
MAY.
aly rnpats moustash 10 gray. like that best.
Ss'ss s eat m1,n%a na !; ops t afY!ns 4 Z
yrry l.ht, tol't want to 70 to bed Marie
saws IN Ircuc!I but v4ln't Write 1t iu French
,ari liiMs AMI slc won't be ia iii. tep sle
ncyrr II. DO 10 slcrp,
Maino Il rruss Malt,a II q hutlful lady. I hate
t],nt Tvntlclpun Will tho black moustash. |
wunt 10 70 10 sleep. Your atfecshunote FREUD.
MABEL
-
THURSDAY. Loao pMANcu.-Dtar Ntuspdper:
3IY papn u here. IIu saw tlIs letter lwrotu
you oMly for lnn. 'tAe says | must write YOU
inurc atil ho will scnd II 10 hu printed because
| it may do somebody good. don't know whpt
, 1877-09-08

some very complete Information "a to tho pros
perts Of ttts years silk erop both iu France and
abroad, tu witrl, the crsis III tho trade Mt Lyons
lends special intcrrst. The quantity. Vi silk
satne as in ls'U,.. but tho crop Of
cocoona was much larger, being. csti-
matcd ,as G,7S3 tons, ~ against aa,2oo in
1871, 1o070 Il. 1875, aud ti,07l IN 1874.
yellow md LOO arrcn; md Willie the f.,ra,cf
arc reported good, The q.la!1ty Of tho latter
Wilt, it's apprcllen.led, bo found vcrv Inferior
The cstimatcu yIeh! from these cocoons will 10
A7o tons Of rnw yellow silk anl 10 tona Of grcon
, 1877-09-08

II. sfEk1ueho-siaclay. tho Russian traveller who
Is engaged In explorations In tho Islands near
New Guinea, has discovered u remarkable lc-
for1n1ty III tho teeth, Of the natives Of tho Adnt
ralty aud Hermit Isles. To guoto tho hrief
statement given IN Nature: "The upper Ill
clsoss project 'shoyel-llkc,' pimost horizontal
", and to s,lch degree aa to extend cyen be-
yuntl Tho lEps when The 1noutl, Ia closctt. The
brcadtlt, moreover, Ut inc of these tcctlt, ls ut
tunes 30 grcak az to equal ttn visible lcngth,-
being, In tho specimen figured, as much Us 10
milIinetrcs to IL MIN. VI th,-mcasured. Of
, 1877-09-08
OSAWATOM1E.

Ono of Old John Nrown's Fofiowtrn Writes
up the Reunion Of Tho Old Scttlots 1T tho
unve.ltus Of tho lsattls. Monument.
70 tbt fAt,or Of Tas Tribune.
t,.sr. Kas.. Sent, 3.-Thn reports Of the pro.
a,,.,'.. 49, ~ .h,. S,,a,ro,,,n hov. hccn r.rv
generally published IN the newspapers; but. -
there arc some Incidents and cvcntA connected
viii, thr hl.tnrc Village Of Osav atomic which
~. ~, .,oa,, r,,s,nI viii cn,,cavor 70 sncak
"ase "o' oee'' .ehts' w s1..s rs,ss,.'n ~ sp
OF them through Inc COLUMNS OF The tribune
In the first place, most all the published re-
ports arc headed "John Browns Monument"
Thc s,bscrfnttnn.naper fuhcl, Is tn nv posses
e'2nl rcaas' as to'1o"s' ros tno pa.pcse ~
erecttnR monument to the memory ot FRED
erick Brown, David Garrison, George f'nrtrdgc,
md william Powers. who fell at the Hattie Of
n.s,-a,n,,,tn rsn.a. An I'm t,o,h ,av of Anri,.t.
csa"ao,'e' @ Naheae' w. w.. 49, 'ss.a,s"a ;, ,rna
, 1877-09-08

didn't trV 70 sleep with my faec to tho wall
s!c would brig the vol, 80 lie! rory still!
alaf!o's voice NJ. queer, ~ II shc lnd cold
a., nmn inc ksps & aa a. hSoGy an9 ssyns 70 woKo
!lLn' up, saan enu eau oas1'to stctH9 s' ann tugn
@ ans to!a a & sot 70 ar or s'lo would @ 9rng tho
M9tl. . aAu aGatu nss ops1} hes tsunk ann tahe
ta'nRs ons OF u Hucsly ana soitly; anu slio sal4
u MasHnt h5hi INC ues'ts monia gay nc
n,ntn mi a. saia H. III n,d M Elk an W. oer t om 9
m,outh a!ia ssta ~ %on;a keep the VOL anu
tae aeS.s away Rent as stlla ,, as a moaso ..t
q sh4t mS eSes ana Ply my MnTgfs N ny
cars did that 1or a good whiio and wont to
eteep. ,....
When I woke Up axa!u It was dark almost
nnd couldn't sec the moon called Marie and
then csept over TO her bedt It "na nli white
and Marie wasent IN 4. ! cr!e1 out very ioud
and tell on tho i!oor then l climbed into little
kobby's cElb and laid down by him. Robby was
nll cold mud covered HIN up and sud now 10y
INC twice Onco for him because hes 4 baby md
CAN'T say hts prayers. Aud put my arms round
him tu nlak1 him warm nud went to sleep.
When ] woke up to-day 1t was sunslltncy 1t
was chtldren's ulnnct time. a great many pco-
pic all the Writers and chan,berniatds aud
gentle1ncr and ladys were all nround our
crib.
, 1877-09-08
CHILDHOOD.

(Ffo.n the Ffrnth ef TTcsor HHpa.l
A child was singing. while Its mother, dying.
lier sYaefol fnce within thu shallow bowel:
hearl tho suny. y.bird mud tho soug--thooSh hoEsr
Ing
Aboye tie siek ono hung tho dim DEATH cloud,
An infant Of avo ycars, beside the window,
lta smiles ar,d playa we're Ill u wtnxotne slght;
Not far from thIs sweet innocent, tho mother
Lay, antlerlnE- -tacGel throughout thu long, dEs
night.
peucath The cloistcr'e marble white. tho mobsf
sleeps eelmiy, willis tho babc sims on hlonc:
Sorrow II fruit; God gtvaS not weaker branches
Burdens Gt only for those stfongcr'Crowp.
CftlcAuo LILLE HrKuHiDdf.
, 1877-09-08
sAMBo's sEReNhDE {lN ITAllcs).


~ .Hats AZ, ltrtl! hrtort ~ tn!fa6y--
J! y !aasa.a F! Destdcs-but lat what 70 sang saJ
lAa'a TWO Dill To- dat sung do~a On HsohdwAy)s
dono {osgft DO nsx' yuAa. nov. you bctt
nine.
! tell yer wat dfs grus1 IL mighty wet.
Can't walt all night to ttnk u dat fuat IEns.
Uolty, rsc cot III O ds ,c'is yo,s tutnes
iis Lran cr'naa = iii iics In,' u,mnktn. WINGS,
Sn w'itS roso ,bOut dst n. nDw-camst f.,oi msI
fam. t,o.n fair .aafd --,h.,s b,,cl+. Il, ara n,
1e"t' sn",a,, y" ''A'"' o'"-S w ~se
~ ~ g,tsS. a'tMe1cz!nJafon 20 soo'o"
H. g.s.sr s sis its 4ts t" KY. i ~ ~ 1s., ~. bu,h,
''oa' "'' "es-a's "e"a 'a'a u "'o"" "'' a"Ha"'
What dat, A Jnna.hue On nv ncekr Ki,,tt
Mhy aoN dat TT nn'osx ; % Es'l,tcihing.uo,s n,
f,,t ~ =, .s II, ~ ,,.n n o ~
n. oo,,,,. nm .oon,., ,.uo, -. ,,.~<,,
H. a.. +s'I.9 w. vbaa n,nt ao y xr,, t
IN sa1SVh y ,, s.'s,,, nas "3nt ~ W. w. I'll. Iu
, 1877-09-08
AItT-EOTtEa.

Four human skeletons werc recently un'
carthcl nt Fotnpci, and near them were n.1tn-
bcr Of objects In euEi and silver.
lonnat's anc picture Of rh'oss. which was
exhibited ut tlr last Salon In Paris. has bcct1
photographed, a,,l copfrs will now be In de-
mani.
A large hall In the approaching Paris Expo
sitiou will he occupied with protfncts OF the t1a-
tunal manufactures OF Sovrcs, Dcauyats, and
the t;ol'cins.
Arolussal statue Of Cha-lcrnaauc, modelled
Nv Louis Rocl,ct. and Intended Tor the Paris
EXPOSITION, Is now being cast in bronzc at The
batt foundry.
j sisinrtl-cluss Window to the memory OF
.tulu Constable llos been lately placed III tho
unr!.l.-clIiryl OF East EtrGhplt, thU native yil-
tusc us the artist.
a biography Of Glcsrc, bv II. c. Clement.
illustrated By thirty plates, anti comprising u
ca 1lnstc of his works, ls to bo published by.
subscription III Paris.
1t Is Inserted that Rcmbrandt's "AuatonlY
Lrsson,t' nov ut The lLaguc, has hcen seriously
injured by prEcsscs Ut restoration to which It
has been kt,bicetCtl
Darn ae returned frnn his annual vacation
In I.on,lnnr and IL ngain at work ltl lAs Paris
tratng Ariost", md is now modelling for ths
Expt,s;tlun Df ISIS q massive vase, OIL Which
'''e'e W. :" ~ -" "s
The Prlnress Imperial o. trnst1a Is saM 10 10 m
her PALACE mt Berlin, t!e rich COLLECTION OF works
Of ar! md curiosity whvt, wcso iolt her " the
late Dr. ihor:nc!, o. hefE!tl. lMs anusenm ot
treasures htr taste Ieassa hcr constantly 10 Ill"
crease by purchase.
The 1Iyer,,ou, Art Clu1, viii oct together for
lis ut.,L Exhibition, Il Loan COLLECTION OF Fans
Van, al a,, artistic character or of historic In
tr!c,t wifi bc uercptcd: and their decorations
~ ,y tnust.t nf t,1tntii1r. embroidery, npuljel