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MOTHERS, READ THIS,
A GREAT BLESSINss.
" EGG Z TIN
WORTH A DOLLAR A DROP.
sOUrH BosroS, July ID. ls-I

SOUTH BOsToN, July 10. ls-l
Mothers, are your little fIetfuls and 10 ron,
ranence alno.t Exhausted in vain effBrus TO ME-.
urfn. can symPsthze with you. aud can teiI VO1S
what wid make your little child quiet gve il g,oi
appetite, and procure for II hours Of Hset sSund
ny little girl IL two and half years old and dur
ILs hst tine have not hsd two scutiye nishtss
rest she has been rick Q numter Of times. an NJ,
me seemed 70 Know " hat vas troubling her IL Wa
nsro 70 bear her little retful cry and know har
10 90 Tor her doctored her for worms but N ala NJ
nights and troublesome days, fS~
nsard OF the NEeETIkk, and determined 60 try
II. IL has proved a blessing 20 me and my child. IL
La from her stomach and bowels the sores
which kept gathering there; aud nov he Sc.
sounoY from her bedtime until very late IN lie
nornii z, besides long nap st mid -dav Her snns-
ute Is good; and ia fact she Ike i r-renf efiS
often say the Irue value Of this medicine to me IL
dollar drop. Try Il. Cleanse the buIaors from yonr
childrens blood While they young TRY IN and
yso VIII Join with me IN calling il great Ilessins
MRS. LLLEN L.. CLAPP
LIS Tudor street
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lily EXCURSION.
THE JANE MOSELEY


Leayes Wharf Foot of Sixth Street
SATURDAY, JULY As 1877
AtsSO .. m, for
PlNEf POINT, FORT MONROE AND NOR
FOLK,
Returning, reaches home ~ q a. m Monday
Bound trip to Piney Point, 81 so: all
years. fP se meals Sh eeh;, under ten
Tickets limited, and 10 be had of the follow in
named gentleman: Daniel W. Lsthrop, siSth Audi
TOT Orct; Robert Mason, Assistant Examiner,
Raent Once; Brysnn Tilley, 33O 41s street; John
Hastings, room 30 Winder Building; Thomas w
hungerford l213 Penns yiv ania avenue; Jil-op ID
Lntwi,la 1910 fennsylvania avenue; W p. Bacon,
room b War Department; William /. Martin, cor
ner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue; John "
MIiheIalI: 1llS Pennsy lysns avenue; A. r. VIII
llhms. SGD 9Th street; and BENJAMIN r. WOrreII
room % Treasury Department.
Moonlight View OF the Potomac, the Bay, Fortress
Monroe, and the Wild and Weird Bp Raps
Passengers have six hours at Fortress Monroe
gong and three hours Of unsurpassed salt alter
bathing At Piney Point returning
This excursion offers rare chance, without detri-
the reach Of all Iy23.Sts
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DILES AND FISTULA.

HAVING ENLARGED OUR STORE,
We are Tow prepared to offer TO tho Public most
complete assortment OF
STOVES FURNACES, BANGEs, CRATES, LA
TROBE STOVES, AND sLATE MANTELS,
In Great Variety.
Persons fitting mp their houses with the above
NAMED Goods. should not fail to coll and examine be-
lore buying elsewhere.
A FIRST CLASS ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
FOB Sos.
LATR0BE STOVES, WITH ILLUMINATED
BASE, sELFFEEDINQ, TO HEAT
Two R0OMs,
FOB $50, AT
REISSNEB = JENKS,
1eD0 517 Seventh street sorfhscess.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
AND LYING-IN ASYLUM.
Thn institution having lately undergone very ex-
the u TSs s 1Sw rssd st
we'll ventilated and comfortable in every particular
the private rooms are equal in every respect any
under the control Of le resident Surgeons and Xd
visory Board Of Physicians ana Surgeons.
TH HSSf Is Ssf D. paissSHi Sifs.1
g. Gen q. sIss1 S:r1s'i ,u.sA.
NOBLE Young, n p, difcheii, ESQ,
kev, Wm Paret, DID,, lHon.J A. 0afGeld II O.,
~; willard, Esa. Hon. L-X.IaoEsy,I.0.
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WHAT KNOW ABOUT vEGETrNE.

TT ID s eOUTH BosroN,
Dear StLt-l have bad considerable exnarse,oe
WIN the sEGETISE. For Dyspepsia General pa
blty and I'M nre blood, the fEGETlNE superior ia
suyihlng which L have ever used I colsmeucets
tsklng NEGFrINE about the middle Of last "a i0ter
so sIter using lev bottles n entirely cured ne ~
.,spelsia ahd ny bio never WIS In rood couei-
10 siEe amp tufJher partcula rsrelative T. sh.s
III no.. tLls soOc medicine 70 any one no
VIII call or sddress NE AZ my residence 20 Athans
street. Nery respectfully, "a
MONROE PARKER.
$50 AtiaeIs street.
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WE HAVE STILL OK HANn q pooi assnrt =

WE HAVE STILL on HAND a good assort-
ment OF styles and sizes of gentlemen's,
boys and children's White and Brown Straw
Hats; also few nice styles OF Soft and Stiff
at Lewis, go It'll street, between / and X. 2
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AccIDrNr.-About O'Clock last eve,,rg
as Ms. Orlando SUNNY and Mrs EmmaSf,,
were ariving around the corner OF IN = nd
Boundery streets northwest in a carriaaa
me horse became frightened aud dashei M
throwing the ladies out, injuring both ~
them quite severely. They were taken 10
rendered medical aid. They were then SEMI
TO their homes.
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GREAT BENEFIT

Mr.. III. r sTYvExs.- - -''- - A@<-
Dear Sr,-Tke t~o bottles of yFsErrxE fpr,fsh..
ny pour ssent my wife has used ith great bene-
For . long time she has been troubled With ,,,z,-
nees ano cost .eness. 1heee troubles are nov en-
urely removed ~ the Zee Of VEGETIyF
ehe was slso troubled with Dysp p-ia ara Gsnsr.g
pebllfy, and has been greatly benented
tHoAAs GILMORE, 220h Walu 1t street
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and merry

sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating
diseases cured without med'"'~
machers Electric Belts the grand desider a-
tum Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galyanic Co. New York CITY
625dGkIy
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Weather Indications To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OPFICxR,l
WAsHINGToN. July y, 1877. :
For the middle states southeast and west
erly winds, stationary or lower temperature,
falling barometer, partly cloudy weather,
and numerous local rains.
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NO HUHBUG-L. RICE VIII pay . fair
osir Sosa IEAes fSE fp{ hip3 q ksdssa ecsss end
eHC1e, 3d., 90 1th street, eslVcon II md d soash
0eo ~ 0oo Dro0vely o1ta1do6, nSsi-iT
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Lawns very cheap; bargains IN black
grenadines, black silks, summer silks, black
cashmeres and black alpacas very cheap:
dress goods and new parasols al actual cost.
al Carters 7Oa Market Space.
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PRIeG : Jewelry store received some bean
UNI styles OF Jeweiry, from one TO tweniv v
dollars; Rogers tea and table spoons aud
forks, two and three dollars a set. The bast
nay cent eye glass in the city. No. AZ Penn.
a venue, near4I 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


TWELFTH GRAND
4NNUH SCHTETZENFFST
WASHINGTON sCHUETZEN vEREIN,
Commenting on the Both July aud lasting i've days.
PRIZE SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING,
LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING,
And Pt!ze shc citing by tie Schuetzen Cadet Corps
Concert and DANCING Music by ths Marine Baud
singing 6y the ryrolean Troupe, G-chw tnderer,
tse er+sd G,nna: saMGEG1 sk 4 W. a. H. 10
R@ se bT Ms iSf MhtD sASSE.H the on on nhs
lady IN The world who performs the difficult act.
INC s n,,Is Pdtohisy, Little NELLIE WILSON, in
BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION AND FIRE
Every Evening During the Festival
C,Ilhlee UeletTatsd Washington sFngerbund, 3. b.
klnd consented TO assist the NereIn, aud VIII Ofer
r. Members are requested to present their N I'M
hers Up Tickets a the gate. Jy2s-G-
THEATER COMIC UE, 1lth Street,
BELOW PENSfLVAEIA AVENUE.
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.
n.,,,. PE e. 9E4M.AScE EVERY NIGHT.
EEsDty and SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Variety. Drsms, Burlesque and Comedy. nOvsa-ly
626( ON EXHIBITION I62S
MARKRTTER'S,
FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE,
No. 626 Il Street.
Ctoice on Paintings, rngravipgs, Ohromos, &C.
Also, largest stock of Paper Hsugings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas
sells; kirgs, Nails, &c, In the District.
~TERNs CASH
@-Plesse remember Name and Number jyI-ly
II EMEMBER JUSTH'S OLD STAND
~ He pays for Second hand Clothing. Boots,
Shoes, Sc. at "far (cash) prices" as he always
has, at 819 ID street between 9Th and 7th streets
NV. Note by mail promptly attended to. eotIs- tt
GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS.
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ISiAShdAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
SDsoP Mm Gray and Anna Elizabeth Fer
vts Es- Jacob Burgess and Julia Kicks; Da-
and Maria Red ~ Dias' AHos. Adans
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All other Goods At same proportion prices
NoTE.-I am determined 90 reduce this s,eck I'm
order TO make room for immense stock of FsiI and
winter Goods, which have ordered already to be
expressly manufactured for me. Gall Of once AZ
A. STR US',
IOII Pennsylvania aceaue.
Between Tenth aud EIeven'h SITS
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WHAT IS VEGETINE?

tits Q compound extracted from osrks, rOoes and
herbs IL Il Nature Remedy IL is perfectly harm
lee. from any bed effect upon the system. IL 10 nour
isbing and strengthening IL acts directly upon thu
coed sweet sleep at night liz IL great panscea foe
cur aged fathers aud mothers. for u gives them
ttrek 9Th, Quiets ths nerves. and Ftyes them Ne
ture q sweet sleep, a. has been proved y many an
aged person. IL IL the great Blood foriHer. III
soothing remedy for childreo. IL hss relieved
and cured Thousands. II 40 very plea ant % take:
every child In &c IL
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T'HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Stnsted within luy yards VI Fort Monroe Oper
al the year specisl attractions for sum- 4. a
mel with ample capacity for 500 gue.ts HrA0
n ~ al modern improvements. siK daily u. u
class steamers land daily, except sunday s Yards
from the door. Superior beach for batting Al dooT
81 D. and good from May until November Bostins.
nshlng and driving specially attractive. Send for
circular describing h. gienic advantages, terms, &C
mybsm III. PHOEBUs. Prop.
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EXPERIENCE OF YEARS

EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.
CHAsL.asrowN, Mass
The is to certify thar have used your aBloor
Preparation" iNkGETISEl in my family FOR seversi
years, and think that for Scrous kerous o.
and as blood purifier aud spring meiiciDe IL n The
best thing have ever used. and have used aim,st
one In need Of srch medicine -
Yours respectfully.
Mre. A. A. DINsM0RE, 10 Russell street
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NEkNoCS ard sick ead ac6o ,-s.l. .x,.r,
cents. Specinc. Price 20
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\OUNG PEOPLES EVENING EXCUR-
Il SInNS

The Barge COCKADE CITY will z We select FIX
cursions EVERY WEDNESDAY
ENENlNG during the season. l. av- ~
IL z her " barf st O'Clock 7. .e<EI<E<,z.-s
sharp. re'rrulng at u clock remaining at Mar
shall Ebil =. minutes Zach trip. Music And Dancing.
Ticket. = cents.
~ Regular Sunday EVcurdnns for Ladies and
Children, leave a. )" ." M and return at clock.
Tick Is, Is cent, Children free.
FTeUni W m
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TIE Washington Capital promises tn he
unusually interesting tomorrow as n then
with The scenes first ia California. afierwar,Js
IN Washington. IL is said to b. written ip
bis best vein, and is called the Romance Of :,
bitter sweet neighbor Va ''i
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"A SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY.
BosTos, MASS, June s, ls7z
use OF vEGETIsE, Her declining health vas .
source OF great anxiety 20 all Of her friends few
bottles OF the restored her health strength
aho appetite. N III. TILURN,
Insurance and r. al ksfafe Agent.
DO. 40 Sears BANDING.
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THE PEOPLE CONTINUE 10 PRFYE1
TN IlfR0V1D SODA.
~ A sE'''''i So Il ., go m.a.
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ATTEMPTED SUiCID+A Non C,n, His
IhTo0 tcith a RazoT.-About 2 o'clock This
morning Thomas Brown, coIored age a. ,ont
~ years, living at 6Ii III street Southeast cnt
mis- hroat win razor, severtng his wind
pipe. Drs. Hazen and NcWiIIiams w,a.a
ca Led In by the police and rendered neiieaI
AID They think the wound will nrove fataI
No reasons are assigned for the act
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~ Abous Spseiatiss are Ertraordiaary Bargatas
Immense Stock of
TRUNKS, BAGS and SATCHELS,
Trunks called for paired and Covered at greatly
reduced prices.
l412 Penn. Arenue. lily 81 Above Willards
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fREJCb1CE often rules in the physical treatment
OF Babies. They are allowed TO suffer ant scream
Win pain from Collie, Fiatuience, Ro~el Disorders
&c when some simple, reliable and safe remedy as
Dr. BULL BABY syrup, would give al ngst i-nme-
iste delef and perfect to the little sufferer
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We @ e TIN
PREPARED BIZ
n. II. STEVEES. Dsst0a. aass,

Yeocstae IL Sold By An D-~osSsts.
Sv8-yka
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nIvoRCE NoTEs.-To-day Mary Ellen
Morris, by Messrs- Paine and Grafton, en-
tered suit against John Thomas Morris for
divorce She states that she married defend
ant In lS5s and they lived together until Au-
gus. lStl. when he deserted her.
Mr.. j. F. Ennis this morning for Frederick
Bergman. nled bill for a divorce from
Mary W. Bergman. He states that he
was married In 1865 and has three children
al lIElr z; and be charges that his wife was
ind fferent 10 her duties as a wife and mother
and in June, 1s75, she deserted him.
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Inn NEW AND SECONDHAND Top
wv AND NO-TOP BUGGIES 'Siu-
g.e ard jump Seat Jaeger, two and four cteFletkk
sea- Park Pony Phs.t"rs ass. very $50
stylish Brett, aud fifty other style
Prices 10 suit the times
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Our stock OF Children's Carriages, Wagons, and
teioeipedes; CIoQuet and Vescills Sets diffsrcnt
styles from 81 80 up to $40 per set; Travelling
Satcheis and Baskets Of all Sizes Brass and Pointed
cages oil ~! different patterns, and 900 different
articles OF Fancy Notions and Toys, ct
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TraDsactiOnsi In Real Estate.

The following instruments in writing have
been filed in the office of the Recorder OF
Deeds since our last report:
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(yOHEN's LOAN OFFICE, corner OF IN
~ strsss and New York svsnue, sntrsnos ~
- New YORK avenue. The mo- Drfvafe ~
Leaa One = ths city. Money Iosssd q 10 Z
keetes and osatiensab OlotSis1, bsrSSss, and 81
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Leave rh- street wharf ct ,. M; return q II D. N.
Tickets Fifty Cents.
The following organizations will
Join In the above EXcur lions, ON the . m0A
dates named. All who desire 70 aid.
IN, n must purchase tickets OF their members:
u. day ard evening. '
Young Peoples Literary Association, Assembly
Church, August l, day and evening. je1- sm
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
Tietjens' Death.

The death of Tietjens was caused by
an internal tumor or cancer. Early in
June London surgeon, familiar to the
medical profession for his skillful opera
tions in such cases, was called to her
bedside. He explained that the tumor
was such that, without the use of the
knife, death was certain to follow; and,
moreover, that the operation itself might
result fatally, though he had been very
successful in his practice. She listened
carefully to his statement, and said she
would risk the operation. The day and
hour were decided upon, and she sent for
her lawyer and made her will. She now
called for her check book and made out
a draft for 100 guineas, as the surgeons
fee. On the day set apart for the opera
ton she said farewell to her friends, and,
after few moments of silence, told them
she was ready. Chloroform was given,
and the surgeon proceeded, only to learn
that the tumor was one with tibrous ad-
hesions, and could not be removed. 1t
was of no use to proceed farther, and the
wounds in the body were closed. They
healed without difficulty, but the tumor
remained as before. 1t has at times
since then been said that her condition
was much mproved-even that she was
out of danger; but the surgeons remark,
that the tumor without an operation
would prove fatal, has been more than
made true-it was fatal even with an
ODeratiOn.
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then puts it on straight over her eyebrow,
just as the stupid hatmaker has told her
to wear it. Do look as well like this?"
she added, as she pulled her hat forward.
| had to confess that it was not an i'm
proVement. The way you wear your
hat" she continued, warming with the
subject, " is just as important as the hat
itself. Costly feathers don't always make
fine birds, and all feathers don't suit all
birds alike. l knew English family in
Paris. The amount that those girls spent
on their dress was perfectly frightful, and
they were never tit to be seen. Sometimes
they would all come out dressed alike, as
if the family had bought web of cloth.
When they were not dressed alike, their
things seemed to get mixed up, and the
effect was most disastrous They had
no idea of neatness. never saw one
of them without something wrong about
her" "Were they pretty?" asked
Yes, very pretty" she replied, "and
this prettiness is what spoils English
girls; they are so proud of their looks
that they think that it does not signify
what they wear, while we Americans
are naturally modest. However good
looking nature may have made US,
we" At this moment the converse
ton was cut short by citizen from the
far West, arrayed in black frock coat,
black "pants" and an embroidered but
crumpled shirt, with large and val
liable diamond stuck in it, who came up
and claimed acquaintance with my fair
friend. 81 was just saying that we are a
very modest nation" she said to the cit-
zen; but as perceived by the oratorical
attitude into which this man of the West
threw himself that he was about to treat
this natural characteristic of his nation
exclusively, l withdrew to my breakfast
to mediate over the lecture on how TO
dress and how not to dress, by an Ameri-
can girl, who certainly enforced precept
by example, for she herself was exceed
inglv well turned out. "-LondOn Truth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-10-27
yeracity of Russian Newspapers.

RUSSIAN Journalism, for reasons that
are obvious, has never made much of a
mark in the reading world, but it sets
very good example just now to news
papers that are printed in more accessible
tongues. 1t in nothing eXtenuates,"
and gives its readers the truth, unwel
come though it may be, about Pleyna,
the Armenian campaign, and 50 on, and
chronicles Russian reverses quite as can
didly as though it were printed in Con
stantinople. In this it affords striking
contrast to the old process of toning
down by easy stages a " brilliant victo-
ry' into contested advantage" thence
by fine degrees progressing from repulse
to disaster and to retreat, until at last
the total rout was admitted. By this
means the minds of newspaper readers
in other days were supposed to be pre-
pared for disagreeable facts, but the
journals, it is true, were not so much to
blame as the controlling hands in the
Geographic wire. Military necessities
may compel the Withholding of important
facts for time for strategic purposes,
but to attempt to "break" unwelcome
news to a nation is about as useless and
unsuccessful as preparations of a similar
sort for the individual; and it is credita-
BILE to the Russian Government that it
gives the bitter sauce to its children
without any attempt to sprinkle sugar
over it, but relying on its tonic effects
to stimulate and make ready the army of
reserve.
The Go1os tells its readers that the Rus
sian mistake has been to fancy they
were engaged in a military promenade =
that it would be simply walk over the
Balkans-but that they cannot arrive at
Adrianople by the weight of column
alone. The Turk fights harder and
better than was expected, and seems so
far to have the advantage of generaiship
on his side, as well as the prestige of
being at home. Young Russia, which is
supposed to have for its maxim " What
ever is, is wrong" will probably have an
opportunity to engage in more practical
work than pamphleteering before the
campaign is over.-Phjladelphia Ledger.
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Pet Eels.

THERE is a curious case at Rockport,
Me-, of the singular attachment some
times instituted between man and the
lower animals. A Mr.. Hale has been or
long time accustomed to throw bits of
food for some cells in a little brook that
runs along the back of his lot. Latter
ly he observed that they seemed to be
waiting for his visit, and with little
training they were induced to eat food
directly from his hand. Then they
learned to play and fondle about his fin
gers, held in the water, and enjoyed his
caresses. More recently the largest one
of the four, huge old fellow over two
feet long and very large around, allows
Mr.. II. to take him entirely out of the
water, slide him about freely from hand
to hand, apparently enjoying the novel
gymnastics. When Mr.. H. goes to the
brook he calls them with a peculiar
whistle, and they soon come rushing
Driskly from down stream. Not long
ago he brought them his usual lunch of
fish and mackerel, when only the large
one came. The eel waited few mo-
ments, then turned down stream and
soon came back, bringing his tardy fami-
ly to supper. This shows there is no
touch of the human in them, for any
ordinary biped boarder would have
pitched in without waiting, and cleared
the table
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The Feminine CatechiSm.

The following sample of feminine rea-
soning is found in the Wondn's Journal:
Who rejected and crucifed the Savior?
Ans.-Men.
Who conducted the "ten prosecutions
of the Christians?" Ans.-Men.
Who stretched men and women on the
rack, and, after torturing, murdered those
who looked at the same articles of faith
in a different light from themselves? Ans.
Men.
Who founded authority on muscular
"might instead of moral right" Ans.
Men.
Who alone have built up a system OF
jurisprudence to which every wife and
honest person is afraid to appeal, all con-
Tossing that law and equity are wide
asunder? Ans-Men.
Who have so managed our political
life that it is kissing and areproach?"
Ans.-Men.
Who settle great questions by fighting
them out? Ans-Men.
Who profess regard for representative
government, and withhold liberty from
the majority? Ans.-Men.
VINO make the claim that they are the
lords of creation, and that wisdom will
die with them, while all public offices be-
long to them alone? Ans-Men.
Who scold and sheer at women's fash
ions, and yet refuse courtesy to those who
are dressed sensibly? Ans.-Men.
Who refuse to their own mothers the
rights they claim for themselves, and
make flattery take the place of respect?
Ans.-Men.
Who teach reverence forwomen, while
despising their counsel and refusing to
hear their voices? Ans.-Clergymen
Who inculcate purity of heart, and yet
are so confined to the sentiment of sex
that they decide from the shape of the
body instead of the attributes of the soul
in admitting candidates to the ministry?
Ans.-Clergymen.
Who are so obstinate in their self-con-
ceit, and so fond of doing all the talking,
that they will not allow word from any
representative of the majority in the
church? Ans..-Clergymen.
Who require women to promise ODE
dience in the marriage service? Ans
Clergymen Except among the Method
ists)
Who point the way of humility, cour-
tesy and self-denial in women, but re-
fuse to lead the march? Ans.-Clergy-
men