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SWcid5 Nsb1icA 10 1aS Tribune
CROWN Po!xT, 1na., juno :s5.-This section ot
tho country was To-day visited by hea.y wind,
min, and thunder storm. Tho lightning struck
and killed four horses. ntout two miles north ot
this place. The winu blow dowu Henry williams
barn. Sir. Williams waa in shc barn when tho
storm camo np. but escaped. only receiving q few
hcfatehes: harm belonging 10 Ross Wilson had
one end blown ont. atr. Martins baru, in the
wind did = great deal Of damsgu in tho way Of
blowing down wind. .inf1lB, feIcqr, trees, etc. Az
1as 90 henrd ffom the damages arc about 81, 600.
QosHEN.J
Special nispdtrA 10 ne Tribune.
GOSHEN. Ind: Jline III. "A hnnyy thundcs. storm
BY wind which blew with such force az to pros-
trnte large amount oF tEmbcr. and blew thu roof
u6 and tho south end la OF q se1lool.h .housp Few
mtle1 west Of here, In which there were auitc d
number of acholasa Fortunately they wsre ali II,
tho north cna OF tho building. OF o number must
Eesy heavy rain and thunder and llghtuIpY
rnASCEsvILLR,
FnAScZsv!tLE, int. juno "A terrific Wind
storm passed this place Ut 30 this afternoon
entirely Destroying tho hat. barn ani press belonx.
Ing to Mr. Dnnn, ulso carrying awny tho rpuf of
tho depot md destroying AZ light buildings In IL
path, and doing c0asiderahc dan,nga to crops,
There Wcta several miraculous escapes, but pnjY
ons person Was Injured. Tho estimated loss il
81, QUO.
FORT WAYNE.
Stttta! M&pafch to TAe Tfsbun&.
FonT WAYNE. Ind. June 1I.-Thp city was v1s-
itcd aoont . this attutnoon by terrific Shower Of
wind and rains. which blew down trees, chi1ntuys,
s!gns. smoEe-stacks, and fences, unsooted buitd.
tngs, anlsusostrntcd tciegra p. svrcs The loss il
NOT serious. Considerable aainago ia bolesed TO
hare bccn tnhictel Oh crops.
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.ILLINOIs.
THE ltAlLnoAD TRAIN.
4nkcinf ENtt11tkch Ia 1na Y4ihuns

0EkEuA Ls&pbseA 70 lHs 1F|1aH&s
t,an from, Chicago for ctncinnn,, xa. ,o,vn fsa',
~. 49, ~. ~ 20 e.st"ss ~. 80 IN. to
wv HasN ao'eaJ ~ - e'oSA y" .op ot a'' tuFoo
miles north cf this city. The train was running at
about thirty.ayo miles per hour when tAe storu.
III ne: 1'sr, sns n 'T tram
sa' 'aua.1s s.sas ~ uu aaek: !ho onua Q! TWO
cars W0ru thrown on top OF s!1'fuat enlbank.
n,cut Thirty feet from, tho track, Tho locomotive
remained on tho track. There wcsa about nftosa
paasehsees on 9ae traln' Eiias Fo~eL anu VIE.
OF Cincinnati, wtfe severely Injured. Tho former
vas cut badly on tha head aud face,
Thn 1attoy waa hnyt In thn aida or hoct
~ a,nt,h - ,,om,,s,a ~" ~ nss t..,,. sAsA. ~.
sGI. ~ tna sa neaa s ~ Hattiss asioesI'
e0 I!s fnoa!aeh Iho heWeney, Nlnlaan Coiestet
seso.o n1u;ses ncF9sa ne beeas. ses9fal
a LILY. 80 pa"asinse.aa isa s.tsnt1 n!suH .F " Sat. !ne
xat, VA s'easo" @"oa' s'oEe' ~" "ahs aea
ana4t W. eaine 1ln9 tast th9 falifoaa atc'dcnt
1 W1snsseu isa.nl!'e utuek sn!lM uhu sEo u94s4 ~
mh'usosl, ~ t'a Counlys W sna Iao " tns AanKa'
@ Aso soaS: ~! ~ .astuT cGnao'aeo w F' no 1asaf'
"ae'' 4"' aouso eos. -. o., .1 W.
crox 9p1fM If n,,ts msnats" 70 ~ 3's41aaf;
n.eaus,..i, ~ i .aH s,s. -, ,s M'na Htona'
tfs WE mn a s* tnnnast, ana lsRnt.
.s Hto,a oeef h ~ Es - pom. Iaa
% ~" =, s.v H. ~" ttt aae - stt1a M s!tnek
sshoo ss ea'Iia,sR sna ~ n!ew y o. eaasls3 eor.
sue9apie 4ahsasa 70 tEe 5ooi ~ Woll, seventeen
PEREZ ~ Rasa " tas wsl9 pfoksn ana tae
ti ~ ats tuas MSHak aau s1HesninS % a1
,rss rnse ~ tbs % mi rsIs,r ~ 'Gs xse
ueiofs II aEoppca. lons stslnx - sslewa:k Was
talee4 ooo!!y snu eaffiea totne n!stanee. Shade.
itset IN tho sseool'yafa were hally damaged. Tho
,o's aoons s'oo coas!assaesa p aaaaEy ~ aono
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hhaae and fruit trees, orertnrnina ca!mocys and
omtonsc, howinE ;hH roo's % Of bulldtns. sna
The tonth part Of The county, breaking glats md
aesttoylns nearly al the growing crops. I do not
hear OF any injury =; to on,9"s'+ov 'ss,ons;
:sstefdi mId'odfe.to n n. 7ffsusf.
rain sni ind sor ;,i.ea hi: REGION t III. 'a. nom.
tnG from II Until II: 80. The water seemcd 70
fa1! in sheets. in few moments flooding brooks
ahosc their banks. cutting xules IN tho hiIIstdea
ufsas M h aamagn ~: done 70 rye. which va warped
p: 20 e shss as fs s.1:a:
delay, whom weeds arc growing With Tho Rreste4t
rapldity. Tho lightning was appalling. hut tho
neat the eisy, which was track and consumed.
Arzoo, Ill.,, June e. t-1G 11 heavy tornado occurred
here Al D::s1 i. m. It came from the nouthwcst,
sSd pas:,ed -, through .ho to,sn. completely demo:
Hal. blocks, part Of. The. Post t.ofcc. tho Manu-.
f4einfins an comnanies' hnild!ng hsve1tn't store,
pfobsSs exceed CO.. No 9ss s Ss's Sasfas 49, vi"
BpRtNG1fRtD.
sPntYo11ELn, ILL.,, June II. There was VERY
sfs %G T. sa'9 sas;pas as:4 :%s sns
mediate vIe!nity !. ,epo,ted People residing
stofm.
MENDOZA.
-. 9pfcfGf d t91seh 10 The Tribune, .-
MENDoTA, ILL.,. juno 2i.--TotfentF or min fell
hero to.day, scconnanted With violent gale for
hhout twenty minutes. which 1eycled ali the stand.
Ing crops IN ita coustc. II IL expected that con.
siderable damage was donn northwest Of here, but,
1wlng TO the continuous rain, no particulars have
been obtained.
LINCOLN.
Spt4d& nt.pdteh 10 TAt Tribune.
LINCOLN. .U!., June 95.-A hcary storm visited
th!4 county thtH morning. accompanied by wind
and thunder. Farmers arc all behind with com,
nEinv extent 0nc.hatf tho small Esain is badly
blown down. and tho harvest ID delayed, Next
week harvest Will Be In full blast,
DAHvftLR.
Special Dfsr,GteA n TAt TfxbHns.
pANyILLE. III, Juna II. This city tvaa visited
to-day by very scsnre rain. storm. accomnanlch
by wfnd which blew down trees, unroofcd
hnnsca. and did considerable damage generally,
For t1ne It looked ~ though We wcre 10 haye =
second ut. Carmel.
OTTAWA.
Gpecfa! nffbafch to The Tribune,
OTTAWA, Ill. June Ij.--The most violent ratn.
Storm thatA occurred ths season swept over this
CITY from the southwest just before noon to.daY,
II Was accompanied by fcasy Wind that was llttio
lees than hurricane, resulting In great damage to
shadc.tEees, etc, and carrying away the railing
upon tho roof Of Whites Hotel.
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FINANCIAL.
UNITED STATES :
4 4 Per Cent Loan.

Under AUTHORITY Of \ contract with tha
u,, !S,EIMETAht !, .I...t OF THE 'rleRAAu1ty,
THE uSDERAltiN1;D hoteby xt.s notice shat
from shls dAte ana until July To- at p m. they VIII
receite subscr!ptioas for the PEle CENT PUMP
~ l.pAN OF THE UNITED STATES, ia do.
nominatLona a1i = stated bctow, At PAR AND AC-
cRGEp fSTKRnsT IN GOLD COIN.
TIE BnN1A arc redccrnat]c after % years frorr
JalT j. i8 and carry Interest frpm that date paYehlo
oaastery, and arc exempt from the payment Of t45es
Or dntfcs to tho United SAtes we'll u from
IL any forn by Or under stats, municipal or local au
th0tt,y.
STOCK will bo paid by check. Issued b. tho
TRKANtfItRn or THE UNlTHp STATES,
% tho order of tho holder. and mailed to hls addrre.
!ad eheek payable on presentation. propurly lados
fu II the HflcCs or thu Treasurer and Atstsnt rca1-
crs Of the United Htascx,
THE sEHsCIi1PrIDNA viii bo for C0tJrON
!inNi1A ot $50 and Slt1), and IkI:t3tATKRED
STOCK In denominations of $50, ettb1 $500
sl,OtNh s5,0U1U, and slD.OOo.
T!IE bombs, both C0CroN aad REGIS.
Il'ieh'f' Will be really for delivery 1aly7 1871.
FORMS or APPLICATION vii, bo fu-nt,h<,d.
BY The Tfrasurcr 1t Washington tho Assistant Treas.
nsefb at Baltimore, iluaton, Chicago Cincinnati Now
pfeAna+ Now York PHILADELPHIA, 81, Lpu!a and San
tfaesseo And oy tho Satoaal anks apd Lankess gcn.
cra!y' The applications must specify the 1mount md
dchu'laAtons required and, for rtastefcd sock tho
full nana and Iost Otncu sda.css Of tho per,oo 10
Thom tue bonds shat 10 made payable.
TWO PER CENT of the purchase noney snust
Aesampaay shs sn1seEipt1on Tho ron'aiaIcr NAY bo
pad tue p!essnro Ut tho purtascr. either At tis OF
anhsefption Or a my time prior to Oct. H. iB77 With
Interest," aided Az per cent to da,c Of paJmrnt
TIE PAYMENTS may bo made tn gold coin To
tho TtcAsuur of tI's VpiteA stascA At ashugton Or
assistant Fteasaren baltimore. 1so.ton, Chicago.
AssssAnl Tsessufof At asn trancesco With exchange
oa New York. r. 10 ethnr Of the undersigned.
TO rRnMOTE THE CONVENIENCE OF
, 1877-06-26
INSURANCE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Stasu Insurance COM
mfs4loneF Fo4tcT has published hi. annual ssposs
tos lb7t lie says thu companies OF this State Ut
Abe close had 10 fosce 81. 21s policies, tnsunng
w, AZ, IA, nut decrease of xa..s,.
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. JUNE qe, 1877.

giving tho ri i iino towcd her asbsre, wherc Tho
rope Va speedily taken from har xhcel: md slie
wat foon In service hC7ln. Anhfsson's fnnktn
craft showed her sparn and boorns nnly out Of Tho
wates. md "a thas eon!tioM rho wat lowed 70 tho
ereakwatct and rIshtct: The m1.hap WAS nlaRnl;
o!or sornn quarters TINT fonr men had been drown.
cd who wero IN The saIiboatwhen t1,e was swampcd.
In pIo9se.s, ths two arse three .afief sehoon.
she 'M.!n Of t,.o Ilno!t Central bfHaswsto, asng.
wildcat and mort dhnRerona manner. Tho Sweet
hcart waa driven l,tt'e 70 tho norshwhsd at h.at
ass!nst which she aounded, m md Continued to stlit
end hsr .iero sifaek, tic shed oeeupied y
% supply anseFs viii taeEia and I's,t. sna In
monent tore ono side Of thu structure on and
ssSs, ~So xss ss.s saa,s 81 ,s%'s5 sssz, @ @ AT asss: s:
iaitu.ion, snd useel;monieu:!y bounced lnto 10
that came pouring froq. tho lake ovef, the pier.
IT, The .!t tcho9uer M rubbed her port esde along
as ds 81 "s s 1sT hc '"2 auan; na
s'de followed quito e!ossl, after the Sweetheart,
snl both teledaa rapidly ii il thoy were at tea,
Lane came to tho rescue of Tho vssseiss and soon
toWe! them away from tho pier and saved them
r1 1fom bSeoming ses!ous! daaaged IN their hull.
and the sunnysidn crushed her yawl 10 ,pteces
aranet tho pief. Tic anchor chains Of both vet
q s e aaeato e saa re-
SONG s@sll boats iyIng along tho breakwatar
were slightly damaged. but none scrIoua!y.
THR itt1hO1a GENITAL BL1r
nearest The lake basin was the fccne Of rore
tf9nns cnnns,1 and aa1ago aud sevefa1 y.sh. ts
miraculous escape ftom gctfng either crushed 10
pieces Or snnk. On the west sldo Ut tho slip, %.
p?aitt Elevator ''H." Wns tho foro. .nnf-afttF
kcltCAnFr Hd1fHf II. A1itn ltSnr1 nv +
Esq. She was secured to tha dock hY four new
end M 1args lines On Tho opposite s!de Of t!s .l,p
@ Tnion ToT,nx Association, 81 II: +: ilaFrisen.
lttie saii craft wthnut naie, and foTwaf Of her
lay tho yachts Mamie, Frolic. and Lucy, and III.
boat, tho IT, 5. Carpenter, ladsn viii stonc. snd
tho aridgc. between Tho l'asln and lhc s!ip. The
Alien. When tic storm broko IN Ia greatest fury
It struck the Alien on her rort hi1o with such force
A. +; s fons ns eove s" referred TO- n
sho saf'cd fa.t. and just as II abe gonr outac
y a9ss On ,hs hs q ss sea les 1rst
yard, where sho crushed e!uhsl boat to atoms md
partially around. and going southward jammed hss
H. paas ;s ill., btIow ~ o sa
and fntntng that portion somewhat. The ,OatElch
hcr ines. I'D sct tAe taFco tugs | ast, n het
nrc bul't around Tho iug Harrison to protect he.
adrlft, and tho few men about them he1pless to
prevent mitci.cf baing done hy them. presented q
tho Fr0slc and snapped Oh about four feet Of tic
latters mn!p boom. while thu Lucy and tic idlcr
other craft Fortunately tic Alien swung ossr to- to-
ward tho canal bout and the yachts saved from
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How Glass and Trees Suffered Great
", but Humanity Not
at All,
Sthaoners Adrift in Tho Slips..Perils Of
the Notwithstanding
Derrick.
Oareening Of a Railroad Train
While in Motion Near
Kankakee.
The FrightfuI Apparitions OF Mt.
Carmel Seen in Other
Places.

.-
r1rrrAca
ROT 50 nAn Ar7sn ALL.
h.s o. a no. ~ - 20 - M
'oanccd carly In tho morning to favored te", who
watched with some trcp!datlon tho clouds gather
mR in tho southwest and looking down with soma.
4htnr nf ritvfp, cor+cn,nt m those rnor.o1t tr,o
.nrs a,p;nv to ,,pec.
*cto unconeeFHculJ "al1'hk 1no e'seeu 'knotah1
bring upon their devoted heads. All during The
morning Tho clouds kept moving onward from tic
:outhwes. white tho w'na which ", I'er Tho smoke
from the east with '',sA, inclination toward. Tho
no, north There % va. ID direct conflict eetwson s.,n
~. ~ sus.e".'' tno ,. "ppss t. oMs o,. "'.'s :.
oihor way. About half.past 12 tho advancing
storm announced itsolf by sharp little sprinkle,
around aeaa INTO the north, and 9, There came ,Io.
AZ the dtrt which hid arcumn,atcd unnn than,
m, ,s,n ~, ~ r.,ha, .,ns .synot stona % ~ h,n.
IN
fallen during tho hrier tuc II lnstcd Later In tho
evening was smother heavy rain-storn4 nnd the two
for q month. Th,s eust ffoMs the north
kept up With treat furY. an;i without iutcFm[ssio
about haif m hour. When Il shiftsd to sbc souti.
wss " 70 s; {; g Sfest :, that
n a rni II ~ spe.
M M n sa Sntcny te on IT, es' sac, ano pas
e soa,h so ws %o ee,ts
rr, WEST DIVISION:
ses We.t s.ien ion IN IL eTaR ta
.asss n s Ms osa;g e Tsos sss Ss 4:
lived IN Aouses below sttess.Rrsdos suffered 80
5to,..ly: TaeaF honses weto Hooded In tho lower
Cellars r. which goods Wrre stored Jared
vesx paty' no ,, wstef IN soma instances
signs, shaNsrs, md ehln'neya were blown down.
pu ~ 10 nmy ,sons fs,
hls INIT wa. lifted FROM hs head and lost to ylow.
1io himself Was lled on hia tcct and carried some
NJ foet all right badly drcnehct and scared. but
onStf5 ,samnn vho.o p,ms cou,d mt IN learned ,.,
lifted oG tho waik on Mo1roo sttcct nenr n1e"n.
4 nn4 wns PLACED again On terra nrms On tho other
eitle q Peoria, having taken an #rln rds about SIX
fen ~ @ ne, o W. aGt na t,oo,
stood four ma1nmgth willow, whose existence was
sanaaonsiy co. snofr ny nc snsne hurricane, ..
torn up y tie too,s s and laaded across tho sdo-
walls Whnte II stit FehsatHs. .
~ Mauison anM Mof1An n!teelh notte. wagon,
M ho,s knocked a1wu nnd ID .hs dsi1or thrown from
pa Wagon. outside 0t betKeu shins Tor man and
.n rasks. pons s. sonsr 'f alsted and Madi,
an Unoa PaISa he a ous weni CIR
rose'en.hea ptostrntea: and tho llmhs OF trocs
In front Of No. II North Ada street largo willow
tree was torn By tae roots, and d III fal took
rcaIicnco of III, you Unfcn. tie cl;innoy ,sns
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Jrnrrs' French Catnrri, Cnra II tho k,cst
remedy known for esartli aathtna, and hay fever.
Trial frse. Otalec No. 70 Stutc st!ert
, 1877-06-26

AT GRAND ItAFIDs, MICH.
Spttfal Dists1fch 10 TAf Tribune.
Gn4np Harms, Mieh., June a3.-Th1s morning
aFe deatsoyed Atss. &. \. urowa'a dwelling, Il.
G. Lowts' market and dwelling. and damaged q.
II. Lullum's seorv and dwelling on Wealtby ays-
nne, In tals city. The totat I0As ID from g. 600 to
~, 900, amply covered bJ insurance.
, 1877-06-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Uso I" HFa. "lnstnW'x Sont1lliiE Syrup" for
diarrhva, wind cole, md regulates tic bowels
, 1877-06-26

gave way mud let Ia more 1solstust than WIZ
needed.
Tho STERN played Las9S with tho shipping IN tho
river. .ltps. ~ aua lshs'Sasin. Large sshooncrs,
lid ! lafgs amount ct ,iau'ass. Ono man had 3
narrow escape from drowning 6y tho hpsetting ut
salthoat md that gave rse to lAe report that four
funof was nut correct.
satiug- masters WHO arrived shortly afsor Tho
out4ldc, and 10 faF ~ could 10 ascvstained no
sorious damage resulted to yeyaets thas arrived
since the stoFsn parsed over tho city.
tse4 from tha fact that rcsseis were driven from.
thetr moofin:s, some dragging ther anchors, and
sSooaeP was h .s foes H.. H.
ths various changes u ths .An5. Damaging ethsf
pld mariners safd lho wind blow iron. ail points
of the colnp1s. within ~ hour; and fairly shook
e .assx; M " ~ ,9ss sst seF The ,ts
Governments pier and the bseskwateFs..
Tho mott ses!ons damage occurred In Illinola
"U,'i lbs lske basin, between tbu Goycsnment
pier and tho bteakwaicf, and in Ihs South U1aueh
Ean np,s III a*'e
tho Eddie Steele, Tor tho breakwaiss, and whea
bo hurricane swept by. wate erloysing and csps!zIny
tbs ltttu craft ~ Tho sa.oF was putting her
iato tue wind. anderson VIZ along. but,
and Kept hI.nselt about until Capt. sshIeFa steam
yaehs Pet: snug ltus esats t4at p!ie. son.ta nty
slaaz.tds. Tbs steamer sot elp.v . hI,n, whau,
e. xs.sa4 1s as pst
prcsfsss. She mhistled foi a tuy, and Tho lied
;ssasns sssasi ass
FMS tt11 fAR ~ 2bN
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
A Missing Word.

CT have found one word" smart
young man came painting upstairs to say
to US last night, which is not in Zell's
Encyclopedia, and it's a very important
word, too" Our faith in Zell was I'M
shaken as we dragged forth the ponder
GUS tome and placed it before our critic.
He turned over the pages, found "Per, "
ran his fingers half way down the column
and stopped with triumphant look.
There" he said, Prescription" If
you can find me the word prescription
in this work I'll give you twenty-five
dollars" Wesate US down and wept when
we remembered that there was no way
of reaching that twenty-five, but we of
fered to let him keep the Zell if he could
find Prescription" in any other ency'
clopedia or dictionary. His triumphant
look faded, his eyes grew circular in
form and came out on his cheeks anc
looked around at the weather, then he
tried fall with Worcester, made fein'
at the Patent Office Report, caved righ
down when he opened the ninth census
laid his hat on the table, and walked
away bareheaded, dismally whistling
"Put me in my little bed. "-Burttngto'
HACK Eye.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
Kiss-Stealing.

The other day, in the Common Pleas
of Luzerne County, a case of kiss-steal-
ing, of particularly atrocious character,
was developed. Mr.. William Dobson, a
jolly Englishman, who goes about drop
ping his his and picking up kisses indis-
criminately, was the ferocious offender in
this instance. William, as related to the
court, was walking along singing:
What Shall the Arrest Be" when his
vocal notes, waited upon the air of the
fair September night, became entangled
and pleasantly mixed up with like vocal
notes coming from the vicinity of a gar
den-fence where Miss May Heller was
standing:" What Shall the Arrest Be-"
1t was a very natural thing at such a
moment for William to call out, Hello,
Mary, are that your" Mary, regardless
of his atrocious treatment of the English
language, answered truthfully, at be-"
William then approached the fence, and
Mary told him that she was all alone, as
her father had gone to the class-meeting.
1t seems to have occurred to the bold
William that this was good time to
seize Mary, pull her over the fence, and
kiss her, and all the testimony in the
case, including Williams, goes to show
that this is exactly what he did. This
act was so surprising to Mary that she
had not the power to say word or to
make an cutlery, and a sister, who was in
another part of the garden, knew of the
fearful outrage only by hearing some
thing that sounded like kiss" presum-
ing, of course, that she knew kiss when
she heard one. William was rather re-
luctant to confess that he had pulled the
young lady over the fence, because that
was hardly the thing to do under any
circumstances, but he confidently mott
fed the Judge that Satan got the best
of me, and l kissed 'er right on the
mouth. | found out What the 'arvest
would be-, and think she was an heasy
prey" 1t may be remarked by some as
little singular that Mary did not re-
cover her speech or fight powers until
William had gone, but it is probable that
few, if any, young women would have
done any better after being pulled over
a fence AS William had but half the
fun, while Mary had the other half, the
Judge concluded, like modern Solomon,
that everybody should be acquitted and
they must divide the costs as they had
done the kisses-between them.-PhiLd-
| de[Dhid Times.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
!. HAYDEN, Publisher.
EVERY MANS Duty

The fates that sow select the plow
That cuts the Cleanest furrow;
That man is only all man
Whose work is clean and thorough:
And the fates that reap for the harvest-swee
Aye choose the keenest siCkle
The man is only half an
Whose course is weak and tickle.
They err who deem LIES busy stream
But meant for craft of power;
No honest works so cheap and mean
But hath its solemn hour;
For the lowly poor i'll walks obscure
Have still their human duty,
As well as those whose statelier ways
Move on in light and beauty.
Do well your work, as porter. clerk,
'LOngshoreman, groom, or carter,
The crown Of toll is won as oft
In sweat of brow as barter;
Blunt Duty takes all sort of tracks
Broad. narrow, dry or muddy;
As much Of conscience may be thrown
In Workshop as in Study.
Work without flaws the custom draws
From hands that slur and blunder;
The chiefest cause for making laws
'Gaiust false pretense and plumber
Springs out of Sloth and Folly both
With naught but scorn before them.
All honest wages sCorn unless
You give good labor for them.
The toll you use in pegging shoes,
Or welding pick or shovel
As much as that of pen aud brain,
May glorify a hovel;
And mean and base to all his race,
To alien and to neighbor,
Is he who in his heart denies
The dignity of labor.
Then, though you toll above the soil,
Or underneath it burrow
In mines and tunnels. always let
Your work be clean and thorough.
Humanity's Family Tree,
Requiring honest duty
OF little twigs, as well as boughs
That wave in strength and beauty.
-NdthdH y. ErHer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
0nr pon,1a 9oMs.
4 QUESTION or BUSINESS.

Amt going to divide?'
Well, that's what call cool YOU Jack!
Lying at home here on your back
But then, if you think tn it pays
To sleep these grand old Saturdays.
Sleepl-but, mind, l don't divided
But nuttng is only fun?"
OF course that's easy 'nough to say;
The woods are Jolly. anyway,
And 'tisn't bad to climb the trees
And shake such bumpers down as these
Oh, it really is prime fun.
Yes. wn nutting is fun
You hunt round in such golden leaves.
The squirrels scOld and call you Thieyes!"
And tits the stilest place to lie,
And look up. far up, in the ky
No objections to the fun.
But-well I tell You. you Jack,
There's something else-you tote that bag
Home as did, and feel ii sag
Say, Jack. see here. I'll sell you some.
If you want nuts 'thout wOrk-yes, come,
That's the way to get EN- Jack!
"Ol You don't buy nuts that grow
In fathers wOOds-theyre half yours now?''
just so. Only, don't see how
You'll get your half unless you 90
For EN- yourself; shan't, / know.
Jack, yOUr half Is where they growl
Il. f., IN october VIDE AWd6e.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27

"A foolish young man writes to the
New York San to know whether there is
anything in the rules of etiquette to for
bid his calling on certain young lady
every day for 112 days in succession.
The Sun replies that there is no rule of
etiquette which especially forbids mans
annoying a girl to that extent, but the
rules of humanity and common sense for
bid it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27

This appears TO be an "olf" year
with Presidents of savings banks. They
are "off" to Europe with most of the
cash of the institutions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27

IT is thought that the wolf at the door
will be tanner this winter than for num-
Der of years.