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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-06-20
INFANT DAMNATTON

The Chicago Times, in its report OF
the proceedings of the Presbyterian
General Assembly in session in that
city, having referred to the question
of infant damnation,' as charged upon
Presbyterians, called forth the follow
ing from Rev. Henry J, Van Dyke,
d. d., of New York, which settles the
question so far as the church is con-
cerned
This paper says that DIR. Van Dyke
(mores the pity) sends unbaptized
children, and the heather, and the un.
conquered Christian, and the Papist,
and the Nationalist, all to hell" And
then it goes on to say that Dr. Eells,
the Moderator, and Dr. Irving and DR..
Ellinwood concur in these sentiments.
Laughter.] This paper goes on to
say that there is division IN the As
sembly on this subject. | supposed l
was u pretty young man yet, but | and
you, sir are classcd among the old
fogies and Bourbons and il is intimated
that the younger men have new doc
trine on this subject. | wish to say
in all seriousness-and the gentlemen
10 whom | have referred NOT boving an
onnorlunitv to ronlv-in Ali Kindness
whoever wrote this has fallen into no
SLIGHT mistake pcrbons he did NOT
have the privilege of going 10 Prince.
ton, or he would have understood it
better | do not believe that n child
or man was ever sent 10 hell because
he was unbaptized | do not believe
that any diving infant bantized or nm.
baptized heather or Chistian. is OK.
clnded from the KINGDOM of Heaven.
| believe that thew are all saved. ran.
plause I | beg leave TO saw that this sir
Is vour opinion. and Dr. Irying's. and
DR.. Ellinwood's opinion. and the opinion
of the whole PRESBYTERIAN Church.
TGreat applause.l If Il is not. LET the
man who don't believe il rise up and
contradict il TRenewed npnlause I
Wbv sir | love tbe Lord Jesns Christ
because. bv lis own precious blood
He redeemed mo. and love Him the
more | think because | believe that
now on His throne He is repeating not
only his words but His actions when
lie said. asuffer little children 70 come
unto Me and forbid them not for of
such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-06-20
MUCH IN LITTLE
A LULLABY.

A LULLABY.
Sleep, little baby Of mine,
Night and the darkness are near,
But Jesus looks down
Through the shadows that frown,
And baby has ncthing to fear.
Shut, little sleepy blue eyes.
Dear little head, be at rest
Jesus, like you,
Was baby once, too,
And slept on Ills own meiher's breast.
Sleep, little baby Of mine,
Soft on your pillow so white
Jesus Is berc
" s.SISs y, .ygs lsar,
m ,',sls -! ',lE 80 -<aI
What can you knoe . the bliss,
The comfort keep,
Awake aud asleep,
Because am certain Of this.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-06-20
ANDREW n HARWlCk,
Market street. Ciearneid. Pa,

HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDES, COLLARS
and all kinds Of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
A full stock Of ssddiers' Hardware, Brushe.
Combs, Blankets, Robes, ETC., slways on hand
and for sale at the lowest cash prices Al h'ha'
Of repairing promptly attended TO-.
All kinds II hides taken In exchange Tor hAf-
ne,, and repairing. All kinds Of harness leather
kept on hand. and for sale at SNAIL profit
Clearheld, Jan. ~, 1870
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-06-20

Children are the tomorrow of
society.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-06-20

NEARBLE AND STONE YARD.
M Mrs. y. =. LIDDELL,
Having engaged in the Marble business, desires
to inform her friends and the public that she has
now and will keep constantly on hand large and
we'll selected stock Of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and is prepared to furnish to order
TOMBsT0NEs, BOX AND CRADLE T0MBs,
MONUMENTS, &c.
va Y.yd on Reed street. near the II. Il. Depot,
Clear6eld, Pa. Jei4,'o
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-06-20
EsrABLIsuED DIN Isar.

Ne<sNx-saAvssskxDSa~5~ns~A,~,
In North Central Pcnnsyirf a.
, 1877-04-20
A SCREED FROM "BuRGHER."


TUE LowLAaps <lIyda Parkl, April 1O.-Hyde.
P.,kcra hercaway asa dtsgustcd aud disappointed.
They voted on Tuesday last for membcrs og the[r
Town Legislature and it, CIark. The election was
ono OF great Importance, tho excitement was In.
tense. and fully equal In that respect to anY
similar occasion In Chicago. 1fyoa had witnessed
tho throngs Of "soserclgus who CANA In tbs
evening for ucws from evofy point Of tho compass.
In railroad trnlns in cnrtages and wagons ou foot
aud on hotseLuck, 70 tho c.pltai ef tbs ''uuchy"
&. 4 u sumssS1ss eai!sl " tIssIeFsnt s ss,o.
tao next morning ~ hippantly - you did With !
b1nyns paragraph Of hsit dozen % ,incs; but tho tas
treated ~ your abie corps Of reporters With !ve
aeeoant q No sttuxge. yhe tslearaphlc wifes !:
tho return. from tho nlno dcpcnacncltx ct tho
Duehy, no that you ana your contemporaries tfot
they were ~ letcliCt AZ TIk TAlAcsSJ have nc ex-
eAso for your shabby treatment.
:, And then the Rttesuoon papc1s Of tho uext day;
there Mas enterprise tor you; ron must hXyc
b4shsd and fe!t AxriueA At youf short coc,inss.
sna. Lara, elads yow thss ypu nsYe1 WQa4I ke
, 1877-04-20
CONSULAR,
10 the EHftor of Thd Tribune,

III the Efftor 0f Thd Tribune,
CnrcAon. April 18.-PermIt nc to inform you
that In pursuance Of tho reorganization Of tho Gcr.
man Consular Service In tho UnItol Statcs, which
took effect on the ns. day Of this month, the than.
osary) Consulates Of the German Empire In tho
cities of Chicago, 4flnsukoo, 81 Paul. plttsburY.
Cincinnati. Loulsvillc, ind St. Lonla havo ceased
10 exist, and thgtt tlncumbeMs TO exerclsu their Off.
clal functions. From anu after Tho ist Jay of
April. 1877, tho oatcnl district Of The Consulate tn
Fhslnakfphia cDmpFixDs the Statcs Ut FcnnsYvanla
and delaware, that Of tho Consulate tunerafn .yso
Fork also tho Statea OF Ohio nnd kontuclty, New
Cunsulatcs have been established III 81. Anals for
tho Htatcs Of Miarourt. KnnFas, Colorado. Arkansa,
TENNESSEE, h!LssitsiPpl. Louisiana, I'exas, Tho
Territory Of Now Mexico, md lmslnn Territory,
a!l IN lhitago, tho Consular d!.|riet u Which il.
ciat!cs the States Of indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin.
1lichican, Iowa. Minuosuln, Nebraska, and tho
Territorlua Ut Dakota and Wyoming.
Documents which are intended for nse in Ger
many SHOULD, In consequence to cnsitlu Lhen to
admission in evidence In coaFts, bo authenticated
BY that Herman Consulate IN Tho olhcat district In
which they Were executed and acknowledged,
Il haIny likely Of practical interest to, many
u1nns, Of the 'ehnnEes reforrcIi To. rontused 10
communicate theso particulars for each nsua you
may deem proper. Very respectfully,
Imperial German Eonsul.
, 1877-04-20

',eoorcd" " by them again. The t.O'a Reliable, :"
true 70 Us n-ttnctr gohled yont paragraph Of ,An
morning, errprs and el1: It had M time fnr my
tLe nlcrt to rescue from o;l!vIoa anmr hon moi l,y
Phil itnync: Or wcrp IN pursuit. Ut "Cnl." tlcarv
!ur proofs OF tho honcliy of tho County i,nnr1,; !;
Or. pSrh1p,; Were 'tekne that paragon Of c"Hn-
"a nav n fssaf 10 m @ ss' nss sfs ion. ss
tract. n tho ''Uih l.cfah1e" IL conspicuous fo.
one thing mnre Than another It II thu fidelity with
WniGh II preserves tho errors in paragraphs which
y p!lfe1s from The morning nnrerr; md, fos fear
II seldom aifIs word or makes correction.
acr!nHA1y. you and your contemporaries wrrc re-
miss IN the non-attentfon u this matter. Tho
thoM'nnd* nf peop!c. doing burinc..s In the city
efn nah 0f Cook County arc . ncwspapcr.rcadtng
crowd ami buy their pnrers generally on the
ifnins. They wers unch disappointed in nut sce~
~, !nG thc returns "Wednesday morning. There arc
mnnopoll1o tho local trnrcl. for each one Of The
tsc trunk railway linca paasnH through tho town
carry some local paseenEtra: 80 That tho newspn-
, IT. tsatse en routo Is Of 70 ,smali dln'en.on..
law In the Town Of Lake. who wore not Interested
" TIM rcsnlt Of this e1eCtfon and two days have
eapAed anil tho Chicago pnpcrA have failed to give
ihc ngnres OF tho vota At the nlns polling villages
One wosd moro.r On Tho morning Of the election
. handlhlf was cxsen.ivety circulated, headed
:, lRInrsE Extth," containing something less
than hundred Misrepresentation or bafefated
@ SaSs. II
ever tAw y. Tho wretch who wrote IL, ! think,
from certain expfcsstons uacd, Ia 4 bankrupt
sts~omp.Iand pedd1cr from, tho eonthweFt part nf
tbe town. and adonted tbs caption to get Il read and
give hls diatrlbc II possible tho air pfsbality.
A DER1HEH,
, 1877-04-20
TIE DOOTULACKtB GIFT.
(1HlroI& fFts frtss.

You havo seen tho pinehud. face old woman who
sl.s on tho street corner with tho lrt,s old hand,
organ which has been In use 10 long that IL notss
cannot bo heas,l ten steps away, She has been ia
Detroit Tor two or three years, seldom lostng da
81 lhs street, and hes pat1enc0 has won hst many
friends. Yesterday afternoon ~ shs sat on The
Erouna near tho Soldiers Monument one OF tie
hioolblaeks is haltad and saw her wiping tic
iron, over the sea, and the bright spriu9 days
n'sss 'u,;s. s.!! gg rssolleet!ons q hona AID
iessoned that hss poverty WA dstTeaa!ng, sud he
etaecely heard Tho m4IIc - he watched her face.
tsatty soou ho turned aud hasrea away, aud going
lls aewcF- F-m1sket he laid out elzht cent4 In ths
purchase Of small Int bright howcF. When hn
set9!1ud he hcla out tho dow ss. pot and said:
Maohe that wlll maks yo4 flel bQtter."
"A GLAD eruie swept oset her face. and catchtn2
.ac boys hand in both Of hcfa shu slmost drew hn
Sees SSses ~ organ - she poured out her thanks In
ef0ks1 woEls.
~, ~ 1t pp on = fstler-ssssybodyts looklng!" be
as,ausd - hs drew away, and ha hurried Into 1he
!, Thousand. paaacl tho woman with the nowes ut.
s1 came 70 ear Il bhs sauned highly dehsltsI e,sf
MGab s1sh plcasaat loQk. Wben street. boy Will
eilib't such fecNny aud sentiment, one should not
ny shs world IL altogether cold and hsastless,
, 1877-04-20
MARINE.
CHICAGO.


AnnivAta-stmr Muskegon, Muakcgon sundr.cs;
stmr Corona, 81. Joseph. sundrtes; st,nr Alpcnn,
Manltowoc. anndrles: prop George nnnbnr, 3lua.
kegon, lumber; schr j. n. Forrest, JnekHonpost,
posts; rctlr Mary ltcvco, Jacksonport, railroad
ttest schs Cosa1, Whto Lake, lumhcr: tchr Ell
Tempo, White 1.ake, wood: scl,r II. r. Wade,
Ahnapoo, railroad ties: echr Mary +. Cook, Ham.
lin, lumber; Echr Charley IIIbbartl. Alaska, rail-
road ties; schr Guide, lnwsy's lay, pusts; schr
Eliza uay, Whlte Lake, wood; schr Ilosa BELLE,
Hrnnd iiaycn, wood: schr Mary, Stony Creek,
telegraph poles; schr Ccccla, LudIngtou, lumber;
schr o. H. johnson, White Lake, railroad tics:
schr Mimic Corlott, Grand Haven, wood; achr
Hack Hawk, Ahnapec, railroad ties; schr Mary
Dalcy llatbor, posts; schr II. b. Moore. sauga.
tuck, lum6cr:. schr iuclnda llnmltn, lumber;
schr C. j. Koedcs Fosters pler, wood, schg Pilot,
Feutwater, wood; schr Cuyahoga, Alusauyou, rat-
roni Tics: schr q. ~. Fiicr, Alnnl.tes,. lumber;
ecr l.csaor, anrtcc, lumber; prop flarIca Ilet1,
Mnnistes. lumlcE; tug Anniu =. Writers. Michigan
light; scow Mary ilolcn. White Like, railroad
lies; ssow J. a. I'M, Alaska, cedar post'.
CLEARAxrEs-Schr Graham Dr1s., Su!ulngr ILL.,
and, bfls tlour. brl. pork, and sunhrlea; Btmr
Corona. VI. jos, - bri1 pork, and sMnurlca; schr
urace Chnnuon, Kingston. 10. l3S bu corn; #cl.r
{!eosge T. sIoan, K'avston, ~ ht,o ~ wheat: sshr
Ftsher. Davis rcr 10 b1 oa!S. and aundrlcs: s,nr
MN4keson, Muskcgon, loo bn snls 10 Iris pnrs,
and sundtiss; fchr Ttl.Cour, Holland, A!5 hi
corn, ! tons wf0nsht-lron, hnh smndriea; sclr
William smith, South 1Invon, 90 bn feed, and
sandrtcs, .ehF +. NJ. Poftch. Whlto Titvur, 10
atle, Mnskcgon, 10 bu oau; rchs scoiIs. lia1alo,
G{}, 7G4 tu corn,
, 1877-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS,

schr Seventh Ohio Ii In Doottio's dry dock.
schr sam Flint Is loaded and bending canvas. e.
Lake Superior Peoples Limo expect to start l,oat
from here on Wednesday, next. Tho ttmt Mantecc
II likoly 10 leayO Duluth on Tucsday next ...Tho
tuga q. ". Wood md Monitor will bc put In com.
mission to-day. Tho schr 3. g. Anirows lost her
jitl,oom yc%tettlay by gcttEus foul Of a lins In
Xtnili9g ;ss,nt Montgomery 4 load'ng Al ,thes
ont Of lilo t!ry.toek; Tho eol new whcei....
Ihs prop Garden City, n. =. C.. con,laensed
hitting out Jcstnstay The tug Waters. Of aich+
gan CITY has errivcd viii, tho schr Hattie Wells
:...The tug New Fra was expected ycAtcrlny
lor hsr At ths plers: The scLr 4. i: Moore.
nns schr J. T. Dosne % II laaea d nnd
bio..dfng sanva:: splc;1rlycrs nro ssy repair:
Tho South llrailcl, by the. late aooi.. Is.
Tho Lnko surcrlnr uteam. srgr Wctmorc hn stcan,
upyeaterlay, ..Ths nchra W1Melow aI.l Reed Case
have loudod; Sailors wa1eslars 81. % and 8. -.
teen. cnrSocs on llc lumber market ye.toriay...
Tho late Association Of tae detroit River tn.s Is
gntn. 10 wax ruch vessels "a have forgotten to pay
their last 3eaf'a tOW.bllis+
, 1877-04-20
ANTS.

ANTS l.
Str John Lubboef IN f6rtsfphtiy Reriec.
In most species Of ants the power Of smell IL very
keen. tplaced ants on strip Of papct, cncll end
Of which was supported on pin. The foot Of which
WAS cmcrscd in water, They then ran backward
aud forward along tho papcr trying to escape. II
acamel's hair pencil be suspended Just oYcr tho
paper, they pass under It without taking notice Of
it; but, II II bo scented, say with lavender water.
they al once stop when they come near II, showing
In ihe most unmlstakabfo manner that they per-
celve tho odor. This Ecnsc nppcars 10 reside,
though not perhaps exclusively, In tho antennE. I
tcshcred, for instance, largo specimen Of Fornfea
llgnfptrdd with nnc thread to board, and, whett
sas "a: aaiss, qules, approached :sented cam.
Wh'eh VII Al once wftadfaun,' ii m shong, as'' ts an
tennis took no notice Of similar pencil II not
teented; On tho other hand. as reeards their
preaching ait ant which was Ing quietly, have
otet i, and oyer agsn made the loudcst aud most
rs h Hese: ,d SDaa ID vii %ps es s sss sS dos 5
voice, without effect. II lis san,n. tImo BY 20
deaf, though Il certainly scctnh TINT their range OF
hearing Il rcry different from ours. We know llat
ecrtain allied insects produce noise by rubbing
1anlols t. Of opinion il!at ants also inako sounds
lp tho samo way, though these sounds aso inandl-
e md III hs . fsSs afi iii q
which we cannot perceive. Thcre arc, moreover,
in tae nntcnu9 81 nn,a cottaln curious oreans which
ftum ten to twelve IN tho .tormInat segment Of
Lailus Harus, tho small meadow ant, and. indeed,
eaa ss q two ID Zach "i q tho aa's saoi ctns
three parls;:. a small spherical cup opening
lew hody shaped 1ilts IN c,ongatcl clock. weight:
They may servo TO lncrenso the resonance 81
Tyna. 's.n To ws. ss seo encsb to @
with nc, like microscopic Bsetl.nec1prs, TIC or
, 1877-04-20

A feature Of tho Ccntral i'nrk Nupaeer,o IA
nDhbv. :" hn1i. .rrovn linn ,hnut IN morsh. ~;
ror .nn,. ,,,rn,.. 1,s~ ..' w.
50. sone moo1as nap1 nas oeet passing through
PLACED by tho permanent m teeth. Nature % una.sl.t.
cd. iii mi nttonh ~ ~. c".r.o nron,sI" 49,,
th.,a,a'a ns,.",s ~ .''' s"n1ee psuuey, n',o
keepers hccnme alarmed. Cod-ilvcr oil had becn
administered to .one up tho systom, but did
r.t,.ns :" nea.sH ~ Hs va"'n'. f,na'ly' nAoy
.s'usea 10 cal !of tnFeo gays. cafcln1 c1Amina-
!!on was mado by tho Director, cltctIng tho fact
tlat tho new teeth wore breaking through aniiof
% the o'd 9nes. 4 dental opcration was determined
tic pask policc entered tho cago. Tlo Keeper
iofr-paws. whit hi asslsfanf a In Jl,vI,i
Of old, opened liz lions Jaws, aid, thru.tias
stick IN tho back pnEt IL f,ts nav. rnntjy Sui
firmly tns!stcd tint should bo allowed 10 romain
, 1877-04-20
A DIRTY NIdI1T.

Ntrht hefnre lnat vhn syhnt Ia knonn auorp
- ,,... .t.,.. ~" ,isa.s az ~s "'n
m'"s"css' a'ty night tne VINO DEW ei'i lsom
tho eastward, accompanied ny fsin anu thlck fo3.
II Is 1cld0m We hare a gale Of wind With anything
clso but rain. b,,t On tbts uccnsion. when il wa
~, .a,nIna ~ .,...m. II ,... ~ t,,r,x s,.t ~.
uot Istn'!la ~ STREAMS, ~ wa r. ,oN5 tnas o"'
could not see vcsaols Ic!sgth ahead OF h'u1 This,
with tho heavy eeh cast wind aana1ly raises on
this kIdu OF lbe taxc nado tho situation nuythin1
hnt .nvinh,e r. IL. n.u.,orx Ir,,I,sr ,oss.is
Nv suAos W. 'o u.'o1' ''enu's n.,s
known 70 10 on thclt way 10 tats haEooF. Ihe
siderable damage, was not 10 itself tho Kreatcsl to
.o'sa III" 49, s.aAAa "' 'o's0'
can gcnaFally weather any ordinary GAle--th to,
y he ea!l scc nv way and hsa tooul enough; but.
aaM " NE tnSk toS ah4 acasy ram WIN prom.
a1illies Or costson Or cunning ashorc, asll lant
Mill An1 llui puzxca. bach was tho ease on
waGa!letsunY al ~ Y nisht:
IAs fos which has been hanging over uS for tho
laht taw day1 continued through the gale, and up
10 dark last night bu tAfck was II yesterday that
tugs EosnK out for vessels wesc carefu ~ 10 only
: saatf htseahcv fr1n Lily pliers, End would frU.
QusRtly hear lot. horn briore they won ii sec
eow. The vessels themselves. having been IN
tho fog for ao'lo tays, md having sta bfecxs
most o. the time, WgEe obliged u steer alo-
get1cf py thGtf tecEoil!hx, Which In auHId
ca1c. WOULD ottAg them tgn or tWclva miles Un
eilhes 9lae Of tho hatoof+ When they fonnA they
hnd on'{ Ivy 1Athums of Wafct They would slAut
9llp nnl staa1 on On tho other tack. aud kecp do.
!nK so tll they ran &qsoss : tlg 0r some p0lnt 0t
land 1soM whlca they eout1 lake bcarlRgs. ons
yessel plexea nn ~ tha seg U: y. utcen VIZ VIVA:
, 1877-04-20
HARD ON TIE HUB.

=.
'tNow will read you few lines from Shak.
spcarc," remarked why at donation. party, An1
he picked up 'Tuppcr's rrovcrbihl rhtlofophy, ~
ana read away like steam. engine. "Tkats from
tAs You Like It, ;" remarked lady In the corner
..i.osely, isn't it7' chimci IN q young mis-.
."Wordorful man, sir. TINT Shakspearor' comb
dcntthlly remarked one oi tho deacnns to tho pah-
tor ''stop." sail thu reader, suddenly: "Iudies
aud gentlemen, pardon my mistake, 1vo been
seading from Tnpper." lGFaud tahluau.]
, 1877-04-20
CURRENT GOSSIP.
TO OLD BACHELORS.

TO OLD rACtrELORS.
Tell nc, &c wing. cd wInda
Tint round my pathway roar,
Dc you not know some spot
where old buclielors conc no morc.-
so,pe sweet, scc1utcd rcsttng.plnec
where htdcoua old bachelors may ncvcF show thcIr
faccs
. The loud wind nnrmurcd In d whisper low.
rsuscd for awhile, then sadly answered, No!
Tell nc. yc flowing streams
That wander through tho ttclls,
Do ron not know some ttot
Whcrc old bachelors may not dwetle
On your glad and 1uJous courso,.
IA there no lone retreat
1yhero wrnnglng old bacnclors
May not their VOWS streats
AID shou, serenest moon.
with calm and golden face,
knowcst thou some Fpot.
Some earthly dwelling. place.
Where minds. dccp, proud, and ssrons. =
May never bc rettercd by mean old bachelors
songf
But tho pure, bright moon. for bcanty renowned,
60 swcelly smllcd. but ssdly sad ''ris nowhere to
bo found.
coEsss, Ind, April Is, 1877. t.. QuELLA.
, 1877-04-20

Tho schr 8. Y. II. Watson, Capt. Doland,
cleared from this port at aGout 10 O'Clock thls
morning In tow OF tho tug Compound. Capt. John
son. At o'clock shc was nearly out OF sight.
There is npparcnty no solid leo In this end Of the
lake. The 1rst passage through the Ice was made
last yc1r on tho 9th ot NnY,
, 1877-04-20
CONNEUrICUv FAST.DAy.

- F'~ k%A*s1F ~ AN9 ASaQ4A&
LIMA lad. April 1871 noticed Ia your paper,
ssnors aua since. An srtlclc ON ths tubjcct Of
fs1.DAy la cuuness!eut, IN which tho writer
slated Lat. i0f tts ats. tl@s, Fsst~pay was tA1s
, 1877-04-20

EAST SAGINAW, MICH.
EAST SAu,NAw, April 1O.-Thc st1pr Dove cleared
for Alpcna yesterday, and cncountcrtng 1argo
body Of leo near Sand rotnt, fosty.1ve miles ont,
could not work her way through, and was conf.
pGllcd 10 rcturn.
, 1877-04-20
TIT F. ICE.

The Ice at TED River, Green nay, has moved out
hvo miles. The leo 1T tho head Of tho bay IL badly
broken tip. Lights on Long.TaIl Point and the
atraght cut wora lighted fow nights since for tho
Gvst lime ibis season.
Superintendent dorton. Of tho cannt. thipks thu
St. Mary'e 1iver will 10 open by the aith Inst II
ia clear ff0tn tho Hnuls to ChnrchA. The winter
!,as been mt Ice on tho rtvrr froxc only eighteen
lnchcs whcre two years ago 1t three fcet thick.
There l. but l!te show left, probably MT 10 cx-
coed FIX Inches In tho woods. Tho ST. Mnry's
Canal IN ready for locking boats through, and With
In half day after Mud Lake opens everything
will bo IN perfect shape.
, 1877-04-20
HOW a BROKER EARNED $50.

Mr.. william Darkcr, wolt.ltnown broker, step-
ped Into the Office Of down. town soap. .manufac-
turcr yesterday. and complained OF the uIlncs4 Of
hnnfncss. ~ can mako II lively for you," said
Tho aoap man. ~ can put you In the way OF max.
Ing $50 In aftccn minutes: but I know you would
back OUT SHOW MO tic chance" said tho
broker, "andlf back outI will give ron 81, 000. 3"
=, well. fad Tho soap rnan ~ VII g!ve yoa $50
nut II on yons breast, carry It lip Wall street from
Pearl street TO nrnat!way.. and rcturn."
sa'cd Into tho street. Upon the slEn .wero largo
p,etase q ncys woman wn;ang e'aIhnS and tho
ws.known l.a, broker. Of mature years Carrying Q
Mr.. barker had not walked three blocks before
hundred men md toJa were at h!s heels, and wilsn
he started III tho h0mcstrctrh tho crowd had In.
creased to full zoo. Duotnlack-, nawsboys, and
Wall street messengers shouted and checscd, md
broltcra fsshed from their gfces TO tho street 10
ascertain tho callsc o. the excitement.
III exucily fifteen minutes ar. IintGcr tcpoetef Mt
the SOAP mans Office and was nhld hIs $50. AS io
roekctod The money andwfncl hs forehead, Ito cx-
Wall street for ten thousand."
, 1877-04-20

nR- kEAS. lis SOUTH CL ANk.ST.. CHICAGO.
IL warrants currA. OF no pay, ln all dlts24Sx, Aeas
EAsa kstas administered Wien 4ses1au1.
, 1877-04-20

NVHsV1EHsk1V 1EE1NT 1SII I%IKss
Tor SALE. NENT., Or ExCiiASGE-1liSsI,AiE
holFa aid vtas prices and tefu,s to suit every
fare ey s y for month"; q! trasna hayi htxfcnt land
OF any suburb. q. j. SfOU0ll, III Dcnfnorn.1t.
I1oit. sAtE-}AT, i; }A|T1,w wEsTElsS ElIStis. MILES
@nSiy psysn Y a p2stosy na'ss ~ e. ncw an
1tatVn, school. church. Morc. nent. t.msrkti. eic.
houtoa shown tEcc I. G. llLL, Lakeside liaildnE.
Ton sALE-A VERT EEsiiiAn1E sununnAS
residence at gEoat sacrifice. or will rent. ApTly
at II South Catai'it+
ToN NsALE-Exci1ASGE on REXT-,1 NEAT. lit
tic rlncn ~ seu!h Evanston. convenient to depot.
, 1877-04-20

Tor sALE-im FEET OF BEST RESIDENCE LOTS
H. UtartHrn-nv AZ. - -7'
~. ~ feet Of best residence 1ots; Euper,or.st.
l!Ef feet Of best rrNfdEnC1 lotA, 1tnrbn.st.
' ''N''s '''s' 1s fkotE!EIon.
, 1877-10-09
tlE1i'9.

lEfi's.
N9tt1n c1ntn+,H.Jt HnlffffH.
The Sioux at Washington Sioux Tor new
Htlux.t Ut clothes.
Snow In The I}alkausl The Sultan Will have
to send furnan up tl,cru pretty aoua.
Adam wss The original tramp-Ntm Iork
l1rrad. Yes, and you often find A dam original
tramp now.
Now Il the time for ln1}ba. Mark The place
where ron plant tctn with Z stick. hut don't
pthnt them on your noae-tllty are marked therc
with i.yl',y stick. n yo,i plant oniuns and
mark the piMo with atfck, tto hot expect a
crUp of stako aud onions.
4 gentleman, wllvse place Of business is not q
thousand miles from The MtrehantAf E1chanVe,
is nnnny.h. IT'S many bnsfn"sstlch arc, l'v !fnR.c-
cunIons Individuals desiring small loans. lie
has a1lntel the following tnctlEsl of dealing
with them: lie will listen anil ably to tllc lntss
pfelafc to The feq,icrt to ",Tust lend f!ic e. bt
1ew Gnyart nntl answer, "Crrtatnly," and
then, turning to tho clerk. say.: ''aancs. We
hnve e. tn lend, have we nnti' ayes, s!r.'
rafs wtll-tratne'i James. "Wcii. tsnl t to VI
beet" III Ia not IN, sIr; yo,. loa"si u 10 NJ
| hummer day before yesterday" All. yes; g.
did. We'll. Wien II u1mcs In. lend II tn Mr
| l}cct;n nnsl tpystnr to the lpjrru~ct the mer
Chant resumes his business, at the needy o'!.
walks delcctedlg out 10 try rn"re profitable
| f1arrt