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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-20
CObleigh's Mother Takes the
Iramp In Hand.

Tramps calling at the Cobleigh man
sion have received something to eat i
there was anything to give them. Mrs
Cobleigh's mother is visiting her son
in-law. When she discovered tha
tramps called and were fed, she pro
tested against the extravaganza.
'Wby,' said she, with a pityinp
laugh, Il should no more think of feed
ing tramps for nothing than of feeding
an army for nothing. The good for
nothing, lazy things. they can work
just as well rs you can work. They'd
never get anything for it, l can tell W q
that .---f-
oh, that's well enough in theory
observed the soft hearted Cobleigh,
but is too troublesome to reduce to
practice. 1t is only bite we can give
,em, anyway, and that's not enough to
f,tol around about
that's the way with Il men, re.
torted his wife's mother, somewhat
impatiently. Anything to save tr1u.
bic is their motto, it matters net what
is the cost. But don't believe in that
way. believe that every penny
counts, and if you get a little some.
thing in the way of work out of these
vagabonds it SO much gain for your.
self, besides discouraging idleness and
vagabandism. Now, I'll take the first
tramp in hand, and you'll see the eff
fect.'
Mrs. Cobleigh's mother was as good
as her word. The next tramp who
came along was q great hulk of fel.
low, in quest of victnals. The old lady
had found out in the meantime that
the front walk needed cleaning, and
she told him If he would work there
an hour she would give him something
to eat. He assented, and she armed
him with hoe.
She was very much pleased with the
success of her plan, and said to her
in an exulting tone
There! what did tell yOu?'
At the end of half hour she went to
the front to see that he was not foOling
away the time, and found that he was
not. In fact he had made the very
best nse OF the time, and was nowhere
IN sight. The old lady haste ned TO the
walk and looked anxiously up and
down the street, but the tramp was no.
where to be seen. -
This made her very Sick.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

~ The Senatorial Commission
were conveyed to Kalama last Thurs
day by Especial train" They were
met at that point by ex-senator Cor
bett under whose escort they were
conducted to the metropolis of Ore
gon. The municipality of Portland
extended the " Inequalities of the
city," the United States Infantry,
Band discoursed sweet music, the
party were housed in Ben Holidays
palatial mansion, and the Oregonian
says that everything was arranged
for the qualification of the "distin-
guished visitors. by whom the State
has been 80 honored." What more
could be done? How fortunate
Oregon in to have q Senator who is
to be +" investigated" by such q /" high
commission.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

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Republicans Of New Hampshire are
in sccori&Dce with HAYES. and more
than two-ffths are unqualihedIy op-
posed 10 him, and have no hesitation
in saying 30. This is about the pro-
portion that holds in Western Pen
sylvania. At q liberal calculation
not moro than two-fifths of the Re-
publicans are now with Hayes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

@ Governor Noyes, of Ohio,
says that Senator Morton is about
the biggest mantle biggest Drained
man in the Republican party.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

@ Mrs. A. Q. Smith is the agent for
DR.. Warmers Health Corset, the create 81
boon Of the age. Call or leave orders al
the residence Of Mr.. Francis Henri "
SwantOWn.
% As 1t is not generally known, will
state that have the advantage over all
other manufacturers on the Sound in my
line of business. have the latest styles
and largest assortment of lasts, and big
Gest stock Of frst-class fine boots to suit
the head and ut the feet for the coming
Fourth. Call and examine.
BENZ. VINCENT.
To LErIE!egant apartme nts over the
or living rooms: Apply to
CHAS. BURMISTER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30
O0eehsiAers ls rreuAle.

NEW York, June 24-The Worlds
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, 1877-01-06

exploration into French Guinea, country
rhIctI n a1n,ost unknown. ". Trebcau wifi
prtrced tip the RtYtr Marotl to It's ktlircc, and
return by tho 0yapok or the Amazons, Accord
Ing to convenience.
The United States steamer Gettysburg dis
covered n valuable bed Of light shades Of pink
coral, I'm her passage from FayAl TO Gibraltar,
n lat. III deg. ~ min. N, lung II deg. - min.
w. The least depth found was thirty fathoms,
hut 1t Was ktirn!sesl that tho coral comes to tic
surface ut some paint near the anchorage.
The French fclcnttst, ". ". lie Fonyiellc,
protests nsainst the scheme Of using balloons
In tho prosecution of>Arcttc exploration. In
the present state OF acronauttcal science, there
Is no certain means Of directing balloon and
tnhuriug It's progress Independent Of air-cur-
rents; hence reliance upon It for scientific ex-
ploraiion !s impossible.
It Is proposed by IN American company TO In
frot!ltce fnF-seals from Alaska into Lnkc 4u-
pcrtnr. The temperature VI the lake Is regarded
~ cold enough, and a petition will be presented
t. The Canadian Parliament nnd the American
Congress tn protect the animals from slaughter
for twenty years. Al tic end nf that period It
n supposed the animals will be actltmatizcd,
and have accumulated 80 ~ to afford valuable
kport.
:. Tie project for creating m inland sen In
SoFth Africa Is ripe for cotnpcsion Capt
1tnutla!fc has returned to Tun!s, having accom-
piithcd his auFrcr of the AlgcFo-Tunirtan de-
PRESTON. The trigDnometrlcnl measurements
have a!1 been taken, nnl Commission for OYER
ecc!Hg the preliminary steps, OF which ". Dc
1.es4cpA Is a member, has bec,l appointed by the
President Of tho French Academy Of Sciences.
, 1877-01-06
BRIEF NOTES.

Count T. Salvador announces the discovery
in New GuInea Of new species Of Bird .of-
Paradise, OF the genus Dftpa"or"ss,
The Russian expedition under n. Potanlu,
which ID bent upon penetrating Mongolia, has
been stopped by tbs Chinese authorities At
Toolty, Z short way within tho Mougoliau
frontiers.
A nuubsr Of Frenchmen, in laudabls spirit
Of devotion to Science, have signed published
letter pledginE them to Will thoIr braip, or any
other part ol tho bolY, TO the laboratory If the
Anthropolo9lcal Society, ~ subjects for expcrl-
mcnt and observation.
II. Jules Treheaa has been dispatched by tho
FEeach GeogtsphIea! Society upon q tour u
, 1877-01-06

CARLYLE AND Ills WIFE, AND Ed
WARD IRVING.
In turning over soltlo old papers, the other
day, no came a:russ tho stury uf Carlylc's love
ard marriage. We have no moaa. OF proving
tho truth Of the details, but tho leadug Incl
dents arc undoubtedly fuct, and there Is IN ulr
Of ycractty pcryad!lg tho WHOLE whlr', tnrlines
one TO give 1t trust. Tho talu unltes tie naulcs
OF two great lnc,,,-E.lwant Irving, Tho ccle.
bratcd Scotch divine, nut! Thomus carEylc,-and
there Is much Of romantic interest In It that
It will bear repeating, with some extension by
additional particulars.
In 1910, Edward Irving, a young graduate
from the University Of Edtnburg, where he had
acquired fine reputation fur scholarship, waa
appointed, through tho Recommendation Of
Prot Lcslc. to thu Charge Of the school at Had
dlngton. Tha little cuuntry town Of about
4, ,000 Inhabitants Is Situated sixteen miles cast
Of tile capital--Ity Of Scotland. "In we'll
woouca. unttulatins valley, through which
tho Tyne nican1ers." Tho village Inns beaut.
ful e,lY!rons, picturesque strrets. and i Lalf-
ruined {iothlc church where John Knux used to
preach; but. except Oil lnarket.dlys, WHEN tI4cro
Is stir Of HE thruughts main artcrfrs It seems
t. tie half asleep I'll The borders Of tlle qulel
River Tyhr.
1Is1ub "Ah tAt'l 1usaA3t 1NIAS&t AHA uIHu.
ao,nc lad," Is Years Of ngr, when ho came to
dwell III the aleepy old tmn. lie remained but
onc ycur, yet that was luuy enough for him 10
win tho respect Of the people, and to lcsve
cherished memory, blending kindly rcco,lee-
ton and profound sdmlratlou. One uf tho
Trustees Of the llaldington School was john
Wclyh. tue principal physician Of tho place,
"The Dxtor had an only ch!d," titus the story
runs, unfortunately q daughter: ,'unfuE-
having Et,oA educational Ideas about doYeloping
the intellect, 10 wanted u son upun whom to
put item In practice. liz probably made no
secret Vi this regret; ut all events, ltttlo Jane
discovered what tho fact was, uilu had her own
Intellectual training. she had heard llcr parent
SAY, was tho Latin language. 80. furttscly pro-
curing Latin grannlas, aud porlnc over Its
dcccustons AMI uniAgatuHs Until ahc haul nlas-
tered tho li!ll:ulties Sic waited All opportunity
to show her father What soEt Ut mental material
lie had iu daughter. There ~a. something
finely dramatic III her procedure. shc kept her
wllole plan ! accset. Fhc titllny tilac eau'e ut
last.
VI was evening, when the dinner had sutt.
sat In luxurious lesure, In his dressiug-gown
and slippers, slipping his coffee. Tho ti.no OF
the dcnoucinent had come. Under tue folds Of
the crimson table-cloth tho little actFe4s was
prooouns, aud yerbs were correctly and steadily
conjugated from under the table. The Doctor
smotheEed bis Child With ktsses, and determined
to pn,s HI. educational schemes In hanl ut
Forthwith Edward lFrtnx was engaged u
tutor to the little JAue, who was now 3 yesfs
old. Tho youth entered upon hfs work with
enthusiasm, for thu intelligenta, ot tho pupil
Was auth 4. To make tho l4bor ae teaching 1 COLI
tluuA delight. ."Qa tAe dark x|4ter- -@oEnlnEs,
, 1877-01-06

=" tHV 1s7'FUF 10 J Ho 1T3u0HF'
CHICAGO, Jau. bit was no sudden outbreak
Of patriotism tl,ut intlurrl tho colorcsl women
Of Louisiana to risc atNl drag their ulaic pcrur-
ess from tho platform. II was the spirit of tho
woman who, several years agu, stabbed her
children Of, the banks uf the Ohio rather ihan
$50 them renlantic1 back tn slavery. These
w0nien knew thAt Deu,nrrutic triumph meant
bondage fur thcM and their children, They had
tastcl the swccts Ut liberty, all knew IT'S worth,
aud In their way-as thcr6 WAS 10 osller-had
takcn l1cans to pcrpctuatc It. Every mother in
tue Iantt will sympatltxc with thenl. In the
meantime, wn sorsow fnr tho discounted "1,!-
den!tc - that goes to Washington wiki tf,e hui
initiating confession that the wolacn hAva beat
eA him. +.
, 1877-01-06
MA VOuRNEEN, MA CREE.

Obi had I ar't met thee when fond Hope was twin.
Her sS,ss!ss, S.; wse.'A round my free. careless
iiaw through tests iau Bright Visions Would sadly
Had mt thee when bright in tho distance Wa
gleamlng
To sotso~ .nd anguish, ha vournesu. MA creoi
MA y,ou1nsen, Ma yourneeu. that sad heart Is
And from false dream I'M sadly a~aktnx--
knew not loved thee, Na Eoutaeen. Ma Creet
uut ny soul echoes no" esety word that vas
A'yos s.s.'hsa ,0nr 'sss kiss On my cold, dswy
1have ~ept ocE my hsart I'LL IL lut chord Is
l feel that lore thee. my lost psrmos, now,
Thou art gone! thou Axt goae' Tbs blue waves
E:a ,ss ss st "a H.: tas. +. s
nrlsht ,'.ioe: sh Z. thee. Obi bright m.y the star
That !. guiding thee on ~heFs tho FREQ DAG hwa''
Der @ distant "1'na Of Tie Brave .a4 the
Guide thes safo ee. the mad waves that 'rousd
Der IL sSs' dsIt % sss =. trouble. N. youraseu. Ma
cEcai
Thou art gonei thea art gonei Tbs blna ky In
gl4dncsR
II aotily seaseted IN yon slhtssin9 wave;
liz brightness u shadow'd-my young hsast In saa'
is al'rI with shs dsep, nssrafal tAaszhs 81 tbs
grave;
Earth's loysliness fadiag. my spirit talns ptning
Away from tho Present To The beautiful Past,
Till IIope Whispers. Ny Own, that bright silver
lining
Hath each gloomy cloud, that viu light DER ~
GAIT.
Nj vournsenl | tho Light from tbs dark cloud u
fading;
Eattha radiant ahocn 10 now faded and dim.
focss from the lone, wail!uE tomb soft ealts
Ing
Ny nauic In tones sad u 4 funeral hymn.
And grave, Love, my heart IL, 1hese Wos dtoop-
lnE willow
psuds Low Ser the tomb where hopes withsr aud
siesp:
The l4lse glitter Of xfsdneas, lks yon cleaning
bIlIoW,
But hides ia hearts an4uishr dark, d1ss1y. ast
deep. lAaaU n CoTxH.
, 1877-01-06

The splendid holfdny book, "Thc Ancient
Mariner" illustrated by Dorc, has ilsl an as
tontshing sale In tho West. Jansen, McClurg
Il Co. distributed 600 copies, and could have
disposed Of 800 more, but tho publishers stock
ran out before tho demand WAS supplied. FRI
day morning before Christmas a consignment Of
1b0 copies WIS received At 10 o'clock, and ut s
.. m. Raturday tIe last one ras gone. A single
order from country town called fer bfxt r.tre
coptce. The popularity Of "1leIcns Ba,!cs "
remains undtminished. The publishers lave
house alrcady mentioned has sold tust 1O,0Nu.
, 1877-01-06
THE TRIBUNE IN MISSOURI.

GALLATIN, No., Ja,I. 3,-Find iuclosed price
OF DAILY TRlBuSs for another six months. lean
not do withouttt. intend to take It Until
!luyes 10 inaugurate<!, and perhaps through AIs
Administration. Every man in this country who
voted lur Hayes believes he Is elected, ind they
without "wah." The Republicans don't want
my war, xu1 tho Democrats can't Afford IL.
We Lave sosue Sasby'4 In our town who prate
about Iiiden Of war, but they will be Invisible
should 1t eoMe. Yours, B.
, 1877-01-06

In al address upon tho present position OF
Anthropotogy, delivered before the Hamburg
meeting vi German natural!sts, rruf. Virchuw
advanced an opinion opposed to tho general idea
that races low IN the scale Of intellectual lcyct-
optncnt must necessarily fude away WHEN
brought In contact With civilization. lie ascrlbcs
The extinction of silcl races to bar.aruus treat
Ment by tfelF surerIoss, und to tic practicr Of
wrong methods III the attempts tt clcvatc them.
tint Is co,,tra,i!vtel IN Tic oplnlon u II. Viz.
chow, by tho history of the Europeans them
selves. ''If tho civilized people oi the present
uay," lle argues, be considered as the product
Of higher Development, VIC canlIot regard the
Tho extinction OF such people as are now on tho
numa platform OF cu'iuru Which We ourselves
Onre o.1liptcd."
, 1877-01-06
TIE Iris FAMILY.

A paper read before the London Linnean su-
clety, Dee. !, on the lridaees tthe Iris Famlly)
states that altogether about 100 species and
sixty-a7e gencrs src now recognized. OF these,
3la species arc found At the Cape ~ South A.
elghty.nnc IN Temperate Asia. etghty-iwo III
TTupfcal Ancrfca. alty-sx III Tropical Afrtra,
thEiy-tour IN South America. thirty-ouu III
Australia, and one III Polynesia. 1hs crocus,
Iris, aud glatllolus arc among tho most common
species cultiyutel tu our gardens.
, 1877-01-06

A family Ia this ylllage bad laid sway bag OF
dried corn for the winter, Tho bag containing
IL was hung by stous string from 1 nall driven
In thu beam Of an clubhouse, 70 Il to bc ous Of
the reach of rats. The sly rodents, howeser,
BY tho airing aud laid snugly away On tho beam,
and the very last Kssln OF corn was abatrMted
through hole tu Tho bottom Of the bag.
, 1877-01-06

deafcnlpE fnantty, RACES on; hut to him hence
forth tnocuous, tlnhecdcd d-fortres.'
From the testimony ut onc win, knew him
well, Carlyle quotes: "But for Irving, l lad
never known what tho ent11,nun!on of mnn with
man means. Ills waa the frecst, hrothcrlIest,
bravcst human soul mine ever came II, contact
have eyer, after trial enough, found in this
world. or now hope to fn1.n
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thoroughly convinced thai tho American tou,i,t
need not oeek the Old World to obtaid IN need.
cd recreation, while he can Ind such grandeur
and snbllmity Of sctntry. aud such eoft md
pleasing atmosphere, 10 aro confai1,ed rithi1
the bonndary-llnes Of tbs youngest stster of o19
ontons Mis-, G. !.
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the shipping poln&A during tho fEst stxteek
weeks III the present cotton yc1, thai ths cep
IL 10000 bales, which Is larger than any
previous uop $iace ls9v, except that " lat
year.
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uUinEhs AND DAE0HTERS: PEArTIcAL
oEHpiss ron ThE CONSERVATION or TnE HEALTH
n n'"1s. s.,hJ ~ artI!o T. srzzAn. tEnpI. 4. ~.
Youns Wivrs nd Mn,tas. irSasae e,"n LOT
287, Esw York; i. Fnrd Il r. ~ rriccl II Eb'
Thera !. rs.1 .., -. ~ ~ 1.Ns, s.'so.
tne's ',. ~ hee" enough OF DOCKS having 1or
tne'f oo1eet INC instruction OF mothers and
daughters In tho principles OF human physiology
nos.d ~ ~. s"t seasonapls eo sup
..I.nr.. s ,...', 80 '.ua'e Napot'aueo u .ne'e
as s,aa"s a, "ua1o insure thc'f ne'ng Included
scn.lal to the sducstion Of eyrry rh,l. h,,t Il is
not 80. Herbert Bnenccr rcmark. Il, ii. tra,,,.e
on Education v: n he .nn," 80 H. -, n"o ts"a"
not . rr.,,r. =, y. sa.a son's a'saso ny, e'anee'
1a... ~. 'es.ee OF US descended to tue remote
1ataFe tayc pile Of our school-books or
some college examipation.papors. wa may
Imagine how puzzled an sn,fo,'ary n, ,hs
pe''oa po Snots;a!d Tou!d oc on finding IN them
ever @ iis.,s i'iasa!,Gation t a. that tne learners were
he cutrfs,% II 10 paaents r ins mast have been
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TRAILING hRBUTuS.

Well, well. this Is pleasant: How hre you, Joef
have come for good smoke and talk, rot rec,
lwlll be married. on TucRdny. ycn know
tlood-Lr to old bachelor ways then for me.
A fair little widow with golden curlr,
And 1angh like tho tfnktc Of ssfrrr5 bell,
A cheek ltk. the roac. aud lIrnw likc pearls
They ray am lucky: cannot tell,
For these woraEn arc queer things Al their best.
INT my 1ltc. 20 reckless. Wild. aud frcr.
Has fired mel wsnted home and rest.
Sont one to care tor. ind care for me.
Eut roA hare ttcn down 10 tile txondiands below.
l'cen nakluy paradise out Of Jour den:
i1crc's trailing arbutus; don't laugh At me- joe
1ye been roaming In lands where my far'fte don't
grow,
And the sght Of it-.yeif, theree stofy to 70
With the Sigh lee fall: tell you, friend Jnc.
II brings back Tho promise of what might have
been.
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edge never trcspasacs upon aeaicaey y; and aI*o
when tc adds, "!.ct every organ Of tic holy
bS called hy It's right namc,-as tho arches or
!iflas*. Of building, tho angles or
trtanRlcs Of gcomclrIcal figures, tho petals
or stamcns OF 1owers,-and The absurd M.
lions that lsavc driven study 50 important to
md the teachings at home, lisappcar.'' lie
has prolonged hts wurk unnecessarily. induletng
In frequent and ttrcsomc dfgrcssions fnr the
purnose Of making plaIncr what was already
plain enough: ret tho importance md merit of
t!.c information llc conveys place The book IN
the catalogue Of useful wnrks.