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National Republican., 1877-10-31
National Republitan,
Arr,va, Of Passenger Trains.


AT BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEroT SIXTH AND y
sTREETs
Morning. EOiino.
si:A New sork express loo B)ston express
$40 S.nght ekpiess. !i;5T, Richmond express.
en- Alexandria GJO, Alexandria,
T.3O, Alexandria. I1l9 New York limited.
f:SS, MID. Va. southern. ItsO. Alexandra.
$50, Alexandra. l5:iO, New York mall
sIS, baltimore accom-. H.9, Alexandra.
.aOj, North and West. $50, Aexnndtin
GtO, AleA andra. l0:5i, Midland virginia
rlHp, Alexandria If:B, Alexandria.
lloO, Northern TssS 300, North mud Wesl
li:8, Alexandra. .gli. N. o.. NJ dland Va
1000, Richmond.
sArrivs daily. Others sundays excepted.
AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DEror, NEW JERSEY AVE.
NUE. AND & STREET.
Morning. Esnin1
500 n. Y. Phil 4 Dos eN. tt:hO Baltimore accom-.
s7Ic. Baltimore express. iit0. BaltImlre accom-.
SsbO. Western express. 500 N Y, Phil & Hos ex.
s2j, Baltimore accom-. $50 Western Mall.
S2, Fred &C, MET birch. -5:5. Baltimore express
sS, Baltimore express s6 N, Baltimore actom.
sb, Martinsburg and Ha- 7;2D Western express.
gerstOwn Rc, met br'C 500, baltimore eN press
rlGdO, baltimore accom-. -pIj Y, Phil & Hos eN.
1l:B Baltimore express 1915 Baltimore accom-.
sArrtvs daily. Others Sundays excepted.
81 For the time of departure OF trains sec adver.
tsements elsewhere
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DxuIls S'lIi,.,s

BOYS suits. ErsEnAS Bnosscor Seventh and
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FALL overcoats. ErsrN,x BROS, Seventh and +
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DIR. mOrrell's

omLpnKS,s suits. El.ENAx Rny,. cor. III and E
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s. Guild suits. EIsEMAS BROS, Seventh and Z.
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NHEODORE THOMAS ORCHESTRA.

- REV. DR. WILLS,
wEsTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
- II street, MA Nineteenth -
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. ~, TGD O'CLOCK.
Subject; WOMAN"
Admission, . cents. octM
----r-s-.---.-s-s-s- -s-s-k-s-s-*-s-r-s
RED PATH LYcEUM LECTURES. .
THREE FAMOUS ORATORS.
s-s-s
Natlonal Theatre, sunday Evsning. Nov
HON. DANIEL DOUGHERll,
.The most eloquent forensic orator and lecturer or
Pennsylvania
National Theatre. sunday Evening, Nov. II.
MRS MARY A. L1vERMORE,
= The Queen Of The Lyceum.' the greatest ladys
- orator now iiv.ng. .
..sUBJEcr...........,:.. IsuPERFLuoUs WOMEN.
Lincoln Hall, Wednesday Evening, Nov. 7.
JOSH BILLINGS.
The popular hunlorist, with musical attractions
H-H-s
Tickets ut Mezerott's, VS. Pennsylvania avenue
rs and 80 cents No extra charge for reserved seats
Oci3t1m
.-s-*-t-t-S-s-s-s-s
National Republican., 1877-10-31
GIVES
HEALTH, STRENGTH
AND APPETITE.

My daughter has received great
benefit frOin the use OF Negetine, Her
de,lin ng health was u source Of n elt
anxiety to her all friends. A few bottles
OF Negetine restored her health,
strength and appetite.
N. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Heal Estate Agent,
No. " Sears Building, Boston, M lss.
, 1877-09-11
BEvER,DGES PARD0NtNG.

CHICAGO, Bent. 6--After realizing the article
IN this mornings R1BCNEhcalei " "Bcycridge's
Pcts,' think Justice demands that tho pubsi.
know little on tho otltct sklc OF the question.
and what An amount Of cvidcute was required
by Cor, Bevcridge tefnru he would either conf
mute or pardon. rs Ind Interested myself In
ot,u OF tho unfortunate prisoners who was com-
.nutcd, Alould like to give little Of my CT
pcrtcncc. After fully Investigating one u these
cascs, and bting Hlado acquainted With facts not
brought out On ILLS trial, l WIS fully
convinced the man WIS innocent Of the
crmo Of Which he was convicted, namely:
manelanehter In the second degree lin THE
Tn1BCNk list hu is charged With trrtlerl. l
got petition drawn up and signed BY eight
which was all Of his jurors who could be fuun'f,
-hy tho ktatc's Attorney, and hy many III our
lc3lng cltizcna, which was considered by eOsn-
potent lawyers To be strong petition, and yet
MT strong enough to satisfy llu Governor, wlW
sent lnu refusal to Interfere with Ills kcntcucc
BECAUSE, as l atterwarl 1carbc.f, lle could not
sec lis way clear to ID IT, ! eanEiot see how llc
NH perfectly Satisfied iron, my own expe-
r1cnce that he required any amount Of unQt!re-
tionalle evidence nt every potat hcforc ie you'll
net. fully believe. ncTerthclcss, that ne H.
tended to be Just to hfs public trust anti all cO1-
ccrnct!. At any rats ku"w that no conaIdcra-
tions whatever, either political Or monetary, ,weIa
offered nr giyen,--nonc but such az wera purely
Humanitarian at,d just throughout the whole
case and tu all concerned.
tnuk after hfs refusal additional proof and
letters Of Recommendation, n1ri tried again fuF
pardon without tho succcss anttcipatett, al
we'll aa nil others who knew the facts In thu
critics, before they condcmn him. they sh,'uld
look into tha circumstances and know the rea
son, a. presented u our lat1 Governnr, asilt
frnln tho prisoners oun efforts 70 make for him
, 1877-09-11


Shnrt-nrmrA Tom Perkins was scIon Of tho
best and b1ucst stock of boston. lie took n
fancy u visit EngIan,l his reputation hail been
we'll established here. and hs WIS cnrfltnily tn
tcrtaiuctl by those to whom lie fsatl lct.crs nj
Introduction. NJ man in tic States could l,an-
die team better than he coui.l, whether taf,-
dem Of three in line, four-inhansl. or n cs'atli
mil eight One 'lay the question tatnc up al n
tlub where perkin. wns m invited gltes'- llo
marie bct Tint lie euul.l arfye ans team af
c!9lt through, and around Hyde Park nj Il rtvr1l
pare. Ths het was taken, but ono man. who
lad utt 70 fhr auccuInt,eI to the Htntr.tus Gtltsl
whicl l,ad circulated n freely, remarked: - in.
rannnt drive cight:tn:I'ani: that i allowed only
will lu Ii, and eyadc tile law pf The Kingdom.
anil nrcr m Insult 10 royalty" Tho next narn:
Ing 4 rt,nta was drawn up bofore tile Royal
fltorgc lInteI with acvcn f,Yrscs nn'l one mile.
Al might br supposed, there mas tr''wd frov,
Ill the clubs, with whun, tie bn'd Yankee !ntt
1nale many frien'1s. Perkins lmwc'! very 1T
1ItcIy as he pnntcf to tic number u muIl:tal..
assuring his friends that evc, tho prero.atlrc
Of rpyalsy could not make eight h1rscs but nl
hfs tenn. lie drove of, malo his patcs, atIl
won bis bet.
, 1877-09-11

Hdn9oon CtrTsJpdndtncH NosSoA 1bsk.
There arc forty or noro lcttcrs In the yernac-
ulur tongue u the Burmese, Ill Of = circular
form, and written fruIn right to LETT. As tho
lauguagc has neither dccllMatton nor coniugu-
ttor, It takcs years Of hard and patient study
for Europeans ~ muster 1t, Yet tho lowest
cluas can ail read and wr,te uni many Of them
seclu to havo q lcsirs 10 obtain Information.
Not long since, one brIeht-eYel young, fellcw
asked me concerning AncrirA apparently with
un idea that 1t was Al. Insignificant little Island
III the midst OF ths sea. Fashion here, al at
hume, covers q multitude Of slus. The "te-
mine " Of tho burmese feminine docs tho duty
OF ths "unmehttullablcs" OF tho civilized
world. II is large piece OF cloth Or allk, near
" square. It ia simply fulde{l and flstcncd At
tho waist, and consequently iaowt partinlly opcn
al every step takcn bY tho wcarer, disclosing
nearly ths whole VI QUE lc.:,-a ies whEci, even
Vcnus might envy. sl''c9 this IL thu "rlstoln,"
old book of tEavr published ii, tho tlrst halt VI
tho present century, thus alscoursca concerning
tbs tattuoinE Of tho tnen and the drcss of tho
females! '''rtlu mcaof tl,e natlon hayu sir
Eular custom os tattouinE their thIgha md legs
With representation Of tigurs, rats, AMI other
animals. Tho origin of tlls custom, a. wull ~
VI the illIuu!cst rcss OF tho woulen, IL slld IL
haye lsen thu tolirY of . eeftal4 Queen, WIN,
observing that the men weru deacrtlng their
wives gt,d giving themselves up W abo1Ainablu
Vices persuaded llrr husband to cstabistl tl,cse
customs by royal order, that thus, by ltatlguE-
Ink tho mrn ami settling otf tho beauty of thu
women, tho latter might regain tho aileeti0ns VI
| their husbands
The Golden Pugoda stands somewhat tucG
froun tho maln ports'n Of tho city. 1n spreas-
aucc Il u solid M4ss Ut hIasonry, rising tier otl
tier to great height Il ~ regular and ss-nl.
lncttigul lii design. although, terhaI,s, rather
heavy At tho tsl4c. It's lofty summit is adorned
| with grcut tu,-a fautlful framework Vt lun,
which To all appeara.lce ID as light and graceful
~ tairtes work, but which, III reality, ~ very
hrnyv. Il "a sail tilat OIL tho apex u this tu Il
the u,ost magnificent ruby III tl'o wurld,-ysluc!
at *50,uU,--a saqncl perhaps tu Wilklo Col1tns'
| aAl0unstuue." All Of tl,is vast mass Ut masonry
IL thlckly COVERED with gcuulne gol1-leaf, aid
has zlwlys bccu ~ from the time lt was lirst
seen by Europeans. At D distance Thu reflection
Vi the sunlight from th!a great mirror ts a. da1
cling ~ tbs sun itsrlf. Tbs appfuach u The
te1uplu u w dozen ot uioEc lights of stePs
through curious anil Erotcsqnclsr pass
ages, The sidea Of which are forever liuc1 will
beggars,-thosu horrible. hlthf, loashsonle pcs1
OF the EAst. :,
Ou ono siio OF the temple Is . shrine dlea
with ,u4gea of liam .salumy," the sl'et ~,
Ut the hursucse persuasion, ael Idols u o5ei
and mortar, with good dnatured euaile on thrl
gnsrse, scdsul features, Hero ths de'on
BuFncsv pays worship, el deposits hlA Fiec
rupees In thu uaouey vault for tho especial beae
, 1877-09-11
A Cutting Ncbuke,

,... NHUHstF9 HAz(1I4t
"a, an eia nut s'goFnu:lool!ng gentleman, seem.
walked it, full length without receiving WI tnyj-
tatlon to lit lown. Approaching u.,s gcutlcluan
who bad whole bench 70 hluseif he asked, "is
nently rsplieI tho other. xviii" replieI thc
oal-shauldcEcd aRrteultu5.st, twill Keep till
scat until tho gentleman eutncs.'' Tie ufspiuAl
proprietor Withdrew hi1nselt hauyhtuy to one
snd and locked insulted. After while tho traIu
got III motion, aud stu nobody came to claim
The scat, whcreup,n tho dccpGhestcd a,ricul-
turtst turned AMI suld: ~ st, when you todd me
that Ills sea4 was occupied you told me uo''-
eurA was his plain lauxua,e. ~ leyef Ut near q
, 1877-09-11
OPPOSES PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Nzw Yong, Sept. l0.-8t. Putrlck Leonard,
pastor OF St. Johns Catholic Church, newark,
N. j., yesterday madc an attack upon the pub.
Ac-schooi system Of tho country. An evidence
Of the banetul influence Of publleschool teach
log, he kald might be Observed nightly, wheN
young girls Of looso character pcsalnbYlated the
strcets Of Newark. II parents permitted their
avail hiMself Of tds privileges mud publicly DE-
nnunce theua frosu the altar, anI II their chill
dren were members Of tho ''Angela' Society !"
81 Ut. John's, he would hars them expelled.
Me Wo4l1 not petlu!t Them 10 associate with tho
other children Of the parish ut the church, as he
ie4Ied their communicating influence. Ile had
taken I'LL stand, aud under no consideration
would bo rcgele f1ou il,
, 1877-09-11
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1877,

liar II tfl avl II: wuu1l ratllcr fttn'' ,s!'."
Thrn appealing IL ohother party hc sid: 's'i'.
may lit nett II }o,l Y"u don't l>r,k il!.r 4
1iar." We need 1ltr1iy say l1lat III: 60. b.. *ai.
anil that the utiglnnl proprietor thnuctt that
there waa something wrong about Our eoc!al
BVBtcJn.
, 1877-09-11
OPS,

New YoRK, Sept. l0.-samplcs Of tho hop
crop arrived from Wisconsin aru tho luest TINT
have over becn received from TINT State. It Is
believed that the product OF this season will fc
over u, O,0O0 bales, Or a UOo, ,0O0 pounds, and low
prjtC6 ufp pfsdictcd.
, 1877-09-11

III II hl4 divinity. 1t f. sail that wt3'"Fl NJ
wlittn tl,n read bt' IT thA tHIt!Hty monument
arr vaults similar 10 thusr uf the PruIlhct Mt
Mr'r+a whi'l, t,,ntaln tnunlfrSs treasures. "f
grnls mil gold, The contributions of gcncFatiofia
of faithful worahfpcrs.
II Is fart not generally known that RanEtnn
H. undermined ~ nuinsr1,l- M sc'.et assnse
niIt tlrftty hhltieu 1Iih1 taIa Idols IN the ter
rate, where many ANAL na.rlas stand, my
ef have '*royerctl entrances to these n,ystn-
rEta passhGcs which appear to tr'pi diFcctiv
hc,cat'. That seemingly solid mass, the heart Of
tho t,artxsn Il hollow, anil there, In It's Inner
most sanctuary. lit by lfickerlng tapcrs of wax.
with the wealth Of past t'ns IN every allie, the
holy High Priest Of I,t,ihn knecsa in his deyt-
lions, not before brlzcn image, Int n the ltv-
ioR prcaencc OF his quilting sp!rit, AnA, like tile
tirccian Mt Dclphos, waiting the wurl n com.
m,nl Irnrn The tleHlzens Ut spheres where spirit
vanqutshes tuattcr.
THE LONDON sKETE11ISN C1.Un.
ItcrfJntr for October will have paper entitled
" A Yankee Tnr and lila Fricnls."-t "tar -
being Capt. Morgan, Of Nav York packet; md
tho "fricntls," dickens, Thackeray Turner,
Sydney smith, tho members OF tho London
skctehtng Club, and others. The following para-
graph dcscrihcs ttIat pHiquo association of paint
crs:
/" For como ycars during :thfs period Of his
life, Capt. Morgan was Al honorary member Of
the London eke&thfng Club, All honor whtfh
was enhanced by the fact that he was the only
ercl, nr,nhrr cho,cn hv tho r,ln,, ,1n+1po mn
sss.., s,n".s..nr'. mi. mr. a's.as, :,
'"s1 5ea's u 'ls aA1ate"se' AUS H'..e ooe,e.s
was composed Of eight artists WHO held weekly
meetings froM November to May, nt the houses
Of tho niemE!ers sucscsslvcly, TOR p!irpoae. OF
art and cEiifcisn. Thcy met vt Il o'clock, when
subject !ur sketch was given ny tho lf'st Di
the cvc'l'nE, four hours being tue tlmc allowed
sach 1nc for the completion ~ ~ draw!ng. a.
10 arlhck supper WAS nt,sset!t!cel 1n'i nfes sup
per the tkets'cs 'sern exhibited. and they a.
why's met the ordeal nE terere cr'ltetsn. IN
ohy o,u night IN tho year WA the use OF eoior'
pcrtnittstl, f1r, With tllls one exception, an H.
nc1itlo law u thr Cup rcnulrrl fhnt ull work
should pc dong tn scna h'i'! lhdla INK, an. nFi
Que tiny it' e:lcl1 ycnF tue dastp1ttn! u long
raMble Ia tlio country Va, ordained, ~
ct!fIlnetnorallon of the loaha!hE ot me
Club. As the list o. membeIs In
claucd SfantlciA, Leslie INC tWo tnaionS,
and ntticr "cll-knowil natncf. Will an occasional
guest tn tue person of i.an!tcer, Turner, Or Cow
stHblc. thu sketches wcrc often of sery great
beauty, wite. III general. 1t u rG'naFkaolc that
such tinc effects. hoth ~ ",nceptaon and Gxcci
tom could be t's!taincd IN slo narrow limits o
tho time atlowci. The tllccn' "ho win NC
Iflfee Cnnsore, ~as Mtlcif lhtefestcd ny tllt
ClHbt Is eul1 Ut oIso time 70 nave Expressed ne'
, 1877-09-11
QU1l'9.

EAlt LnKc lily JUST ~ pttstHt gcIHlEaS Vic u ]
Wall street speculation; there's no grcat |
prophet in IT,
1t IL tI1nc that Gen. Howard threw aside hts
foutEsll ecrupi=s mud clllcd for the police
Rochester Democrat
When you rcad tho strcct-eorncr legends,
peaches 10 cents hozcn." remember tcu Is u
eien Of the decotlc.-L'osion Rulltsaa.
Several orccstras have struck, and therefore
brought almut a coaltion between tho working
men nl,l tic playing1ncn.-4fep lork Teeqran..
You can uot ia dinner, with lmtbng-s,,
thrown in," for co cents, at Atlantic City. Hut
who wants q batliug.sult thrown lnto Lis
llnncri
A man who was ehockcd by lightning on tho
eane nEgilt thAt snalpor hospital WIS struck
WIS IN q. dreadful state Of smslensr unit! eu1,-
WINGED that he WIS hit huaslapht, lrtas
Brown, tho mlnd.rcaticr, Is making tour Of
the watering-p1aces. It ia needless to 1dd tfIat
le is thus rnab|cti to get entirely nway frum ills
business aud ubtaln perfect rest.--l|oreestar
I'rfss.
There WIS ono business not disturbed By the
ltfu.Insurunro companies kept bursting lust
{fytRd. =
"spondnltx n-Ycs, tho people Of Romeo used
much the Same currency ~ wo do. Crsar cur.
rirl ltotnan eagles all around with him.. and
III 49,, - !" 4'a. . Wa 3nt. ~ S ~ ~ ~S AZ " ~
l'''o ou5'-"e" 1o'~ eo"f' ""''
"A good little boy who was Kicked hy mulc
did not say naughty words or 90 homo crying
to lIls mother. He lust lied tho mule within
| !'y0 feet Ut d bechyo, baekcd hltn round to II,
and let him Efck.-lttehmond Dtlatch-
An oil hat, 30 banged anil y,,stcil "a to have
entirely lnst its individuality, was found near
atrcan II! Now lianpshirc and let! to tho story
tiat scSretary s1,: hSatta s.a.t oeeh 'ou'y "'aoe
! a"as "''",' ~ ''@
Ihc nn.Lnetou Ha@SfN says Inc Only INV way to
80 ~, mani ,nnSl in nrimi ia ~ rs,rn,h"r lint liz,
horse Is invariably referred to ~ s.Iudgc Full
lcrtnp." while the iurtst Il always called "Olu
| Fullerton"
! ~, ,.,,. ~ .r,aor,,-... r.. b,rrr~ -.r.
~, ~ ssilI.oved ,nns,ai'a;,sa, ;nttr;Is,I wi,
EGus MHuNtent .nes tst!1., "tII ~
~ e uss 1, 1,,s ~ ..f,. f.S ~, ,i ~"
~ II'.i t'o,, "rn ~" tot,,,n1 ".:f," orai.t
= t,lll'k sMsf aso site.S 'i. as.
tno a3. ~ "nntt"r Hs,sn l." IL .hnt ~ ~
!oI sG'ua!s w @"o'''c' noasc' nv % 9no' a. 'ol :"
'sa"t' ..
lad OH Saturday lred u green apple and hit U
survivor Ut tho OFIskany celebration In tue ccl.
trc Of his bump VI ar,hncts. Tic hole In tho
fcnre through which tlle h,y ta:Nrtl was tHs
tmnll fur tilu veteran, aIH q tlI!tculty which
Threatened to ba serIuls wns ayolle1.-HoHld
Seallt4,
A., r,,lt.,, 1.5v ,h,,t IN co,1 With ter
~ ..nsMe ~ ~ Tsta p..'e,1,,t ~ tho nanuhrt,.
IL t... ~. ..s ~, % H.. ,,IC' ~ u f..,,,cs ,shis
a. ~ ~ MoIsn .n W t"u ~ r,.., ~. "s..s ,nm
as .u's ,'. untI,en i.s 1tt W. y. ,rni"r. l. Thr
bc natural: uont " ahsetea ~ aMtIa. r.. s' ~
alttcss k.ttt J.. , IN. ~. ransx,i r. ~
HAiaIkptGAG4@e W SAVM tA@t co "A%S pseps" ~ @S'
, 1877-09-11
CURRENT GOSSIP.


NIsENCEH.
1lnd luck to you, Spencer. rhcre'er you may gos
MAY FAto open On you tho 1oodgatcs of WHi
May tlle saake Of Ramorsc in yuur thlevisl heart
dwell,
And the air that you breathe turn to vapors from
He'll
o may ali the cusses, since thlt world began,
Tint woro uttered, or thunKht Of, ot dresmt OF BY
man.
Combine and pursno ron. whereet yon may fec.
And In Que crushing curao may they light upon
theoi I}oh'r TURKEY.
, 1877-09-11
WANTED-HALE HELP.

Boukhecpcr~. Clerks, dc.
SVAGSITEnls..A HEMMAS ,tYsIG!AS ias, WM2 GAH ,
w,ufce 81 sn% A'hi.na' aT. " D'"A ''''' = '''
s NsI M4yE
NJ 4 'stt o;nfasSs e .fs Apply '''0r'
GJ y, HS9 s., MS51TE ,;s;; .S
tn'etc.i i ,..'ne,s; SIS euh ncceaary. lis cfaTk.
nst ''s III So9ss.p II h''
Trades.
VAXTEnns1AT e. 2: ALL - IsASnoMhrM,;sT, M
W$S}5$$ s!sSAsSh fsxtSs SsEk hs
H.: :t ss; za RaE tzAaS Esda dHE
\ta*TEp-ssTEAps EMPLOYMENT .fOIi
sSa H., ;s'. &C. Ill., 9"'i x, H.. ff;as s'
WHsnfi sa.i. vs%;ca E''%sTsit''t a;isl3 II Il g. SOUTH
5,s ;s;t ,;i| T1T ill.,. As a.. 5S ss
hete t,ois; H'K! re'rrra"e. IA stsic'st. -..-
WhSS5sbH9'a i T'A!i&T5 S'' 10 *ssi ssss
tFASrEn-cHAti. FtSisuEns--a rEw r1nsr
-, s5tss ~ 's III FR}S2. e s"ns saa e.
NAxxr,1S;s.Ss Nx,1;s.s :. F;HSS,$ss T.! t. s4NrAoE WOOD
Employment Agencies.
N7ASTEft-ruN NEN fii: MEMPHIS. %AnEs 20
.su: ms.cas :;!.r ~ s':ri ;s,.s' ~ ..ss: s,
Vt : 5sa: s;' IT,
x3:x e: .;s SAT YSfs y S;srlEs ES5fSs St 6
South wat.f.st:. 1so''n ii.
....... miscellaneous. ......-.-.
, 1877-09-11
8T0H AGE

n utUrt mere hAadsS. carriages etc. money l9AHe1
IL ,xr cyuI 3esf HAlslkI5 CO.. lD MeAt Asnfoess.
,,,psIlry STORAGE COMPANY. ID AND e0yAS
Nnrsn. Appu facilities foe storage VI f1sn!ure
Add xsasfaj msrIAandIss; liberal Ad.a u lsfa1
Tasss ee r4urspes; sAftty vAul lvs valuable Soo1s
, 1877-09-11
RAuTSEIss WANTED.

IlARTAEN wAHrEb-l0 JOS AE THAT HAS
1e.isestsl eoeuAaut. ons ~ - lf:s.. oas bia1k
yFttux kut t4pSiuE Oils pf4ctA 10 tEtpaft
cy,gS E4th oas lhesa right took lhr premium -
lte Ixutcn nniAi Exhibition Ii fhad<lPhs lat xsaf tr
VIII sct Inc right Ut tho Western htAtcA Thh IL
gossl chxnse fur Young Rsa " eoUpaof W naS'
AIiIess Il 7. Tsibunc oaics. ----.-
ii. Ind iyutIiuAls tuaucA4 isslrsa Esn,iy niaa
rarnsr ~ith littID roary wu will " active IN tho
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MRS. JLRMA INE s LITTLZ
MAID.
BY S. ANNIE FROST.

The first time Mrs. Jermayne ever
saw Mary Joyce was in the early sum
mer, and at the side of brook. in
the village of JenkintoHn. The lady
was seated in an open barouehe, drawn
by gray horses, aud she wore rust
ling silk, a shawl Of lace, fine as a
cobweb, and a dainty lace bonnet
over soft, white hair. The child was
lying upon the grass, sobbing piteous-
ly.
Mrs. Jermayne ordered the coach
man to stop, and left the carriage
Mary, hearing the soft sweep Of silk
over the grass, looked up to see tall,
dignifel lady standing near her.
And then a wonderful thing hap
pened, that in years to come Mary
never forgot. For this grand lady, in
her rich dress and cleaning jewelry,
stoored down and lifted her from the
ground, and sitting upon stone, held
the child as tenderly near her as her
mother might have done, never fear
ing the touch OF the muddy, grass
stained clothes and hands, or the tears
falling on the silk dress. She waited
until the sobs ceased from sheer won.
der, wiped the tear, stained face with
her own soft handkerchief, and then
said, gently:
What troubles you, DEAR?
Mammals dead, and I've got to &c
to the almshouse, and I'm afraid
The sobs broke forth again, and
the kind old face was now troubled
too. This was no childish gr!ei te
,soothe with sweets.
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CHANGE OF TIME
WESTERN MARYLAND Il. ROAD.
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NN and after Sunday, Nov. 9G, 1878,
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 734 A.
H., and BAT p. NJ.
For Hagerstown and Williamsport l1:22
A NJ and 7:07 2 NJ
\ ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
% A NJ and 7:07 p NJ
From Wiliamsport and Hngerstown at
":35 a IN, and 3:47 pm
EMMrTTsBURG RAILROAD Change Of
Schedule-O and after Monday, April 2d,
trains will leave Emmittsburg at 7.l0 a. ~,
and 3.15 and G10 p. IN; and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 1876 a. m, and $50 and G.35
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 1.05 a. M,
and A. 05 and $50 p. M, and arrive at En-
mittsburg 11.30a. m., and 4.35 and and 7lj
p. m.
Passenger Trains On W. NJ. r. r. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-7. "
a. m., and 400 p. III. Westward-l1.G4
a. m and 6.50p.m. .....
JIM. HOOD
Gen'l Manager.
B.. II. GRISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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BY MRS. s. A. wACHTER, FREDERICK, MD
THE following lines were written by re
quest on Hair Flowers which were skilfull,
wrought and beautifully arranged by Mrs
Emily Andcrs
These beautious flowers composed Of hair
Once beautified the head
OF some, perhaps, who calmly sleep
Among the silent dead.
Yes, here is one of silver sheen,
Which tells of aye and care;
The SHOWS of many winters fell
Upon this silver hair.
This silver tress for many years
Laid on forehead fair;
In fancy | her form now see,
1t is my mothers hair.
And here is one Of snowy white,
Which shaded eyes now dim,
1t is n lock of fathers hair
1t looks so much like him.
And here is ono of softest brown;
The head twas taken from
No longer shelters meath the root
OF q parental home.
He left the loved ones, sought home
Beneath western sky.
Yes, often those we love the most,
To them we say Good Bye"
This flower once formed a beautious curl
A curl of dark, dark brown;
The head on which it lightly waved,
Now wears q shining crown.
In years gone by this one was black,
Now slightly tinged with grey,
Dear Brother Thomas, It's his hair,
For him III always pray.
Here's one of texture soft and fine,
OF brigh, and sunny hue;
Dear Belle this once adorned her head,
Dear girl, may God bless your
And here is one of different shade
Eltie, it looks like you:
The language of my hearts the same,
Dear girl, may God bless you"
Nor vet would We forget the one
Who skiliiuiiy has wrought
This hair. and Owe it into flowers,
Dear Emily, we'll forget you not.
In this collection we behold
Trcsscs from many n head;
Some to foreign land have gone,
Some slumber with the dead.
We view these woven flowers of hair
Until dear forms arise;
Their looks, and tones, and mcmorvs
throng,
Till pcarly tears bedim our eyes.
These relics are 10 memory dear;
They have magic power,
Which to the heart as tondly Clings,
AS perfume to the flower.
Frederick, Md, Feb, IA, 1877.