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Daily globe., 1878-09-14

For the Canton HOwards.
CINCINNATI AND GALLIPoLIs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 13-The rainy weather
that has prevailed for the past day or two has
had damaging effect on the yellow fever pa
tients at Rohs Hill hospital. The cases We're
being quite successfully treated until the
damp atmosphere came to interfere. August
Schmett has passed the crisis and will probably
recover. The only other patient Fl. Rambach
Is In very critical condition.
Advices from Gallipolis this morning states
that careful examination of the infected dis
trict below the town shows sixteen cases of
yello~ fever and nearly all present the worst
symptoms this morning account of the cold
rain prevailing. Drs. Carr and Slough of this
city have been dispatched to Gallipolis to in
vestigate the cases reported and ascertained if
they are genuine yellow fever cases.
LATER-l:4O P. M.--Hypolet Rambach of
New Orleans, died of yellow fever at Rohs Hill
hospital to-day.
GALLIPoLIs Ohio, Sept. 13.--In the infected
district there are now thirteen cases, three being
reported convalescent to-day. Two of these,
VIM. Walker and his Laeng Walker. are
very bad. The balance are improving. There
are no new cases reported in the past two days,
and no deaths. The rain continued till mid
night. To day has been cloudy, with the ther-
mometer at 81. The panic is entirely allayed
in the city, and the presence of the scourge
would hardly be suspected but for the almost
total suspension of business owing to the quar-
nntine against us by all neighboring towns on
the river and by the self-imposed one by the
country people. Owing to the vigilance Of our
health officers, not case has appeared in town.
CAIRO.
CAIRO, Sept 13.-No new cases of yellow
fever reported by physicians to-day. The ex-
citement over the two cases of fever yesterday
has nearly subsidized. Mulky died this morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
LOCAL MATTERS.
The State OGicfals--Thc New Era.

The State OGicfals--Tfc New Fra.
Under :'ic act OF Assembly passed at the
last session, and which went into effect Mon,
day. nearly all of the Capitol offices, in.
GLIDING those OF the Auditors and Treas.
urcr. are required 10 hr kept open from 8
\. VI. to 7. VI.
The office OF The Secretary OF the Com.
monwcalth will hc kept open from to 5,
but the Library will. as heretofore. be closed
;t 8. The force IN the Library has been re-
duccd from two clerks 10 one. The extra
hours vii! be fully occupied in disposing of
the heavy business which will thus fall upon
one man. and it, is doubtful If then he will
DC able 10 keep up With it.
In some OF the offices i will probably he
arranged so that the main body II The oili-
cals will, rs usual. quit work AT 3. but leave
such ores on duty rs may be necessary to
transact any business that may come up be-
tween the hours OF . and !.
The reduced pay commenced also with
Monday. The aim OF the Legislature was
10 reduce salaries about twenty per cent,
but in some instances they orcrshot that
mark. In the case o. TIE Office OF the ALI
dltor Of Public Accounts the pay OF the
clerks was not onlg heaV:ly reduced, but
the reduction OF tl:c rumbcr was necessl-
tatcd.
The following shows /" old and new pay
aS affected by the salary Ill:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, falling followed by rising baron'
etcr, warmer southcriy shifting to cooler
northwest winds, partly cloudy weather.
and local storms, followed by clearing wea'
ther.
For the South Atlantic States, southeast
winds backing to cooler northeast and
northwest, falling followed by stationary
barometer. cloudy weather. and local rains,
stationary or higher temperatures, falling
followed by rising barometer, partly cloudy
weather. and possibly local coast rains.
Tns WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY \. NJ, -
4. NJ, So: noon. 81; p. NJ, 81; 6 p
NJ. 81: midnight. rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
RICHMOND, July 2, 1879.
COLONEL WILLIAM 2. BURWELL

" Dear Sir-Rcco2uizing the Importance 10 Si--
pinia generally. and especrilv TO this her metropo
IAN district that she ,hOuld be represented In the
Federal Congress hy men familiar with her peculiar
wants aud having watched. during the session ofthe
late Congress your course rs the representative OF
the Interests of the planters, manufacturers, ara
dealers IN the great staple upon which. above AK
others the people Of this district are dependent Tor
their material prospcriiy and believing. as we DO,
that Your Industry, zeal, aud untiring devotion 10
the development OF all the industrial Interests OF
both city and country peculiarly at you 70 represent
every class Of your constituency, We cal! upon you
the approval OF any convention the CONSERVATIVE
party may hold TO represen: this the IhlrJ est,-
Tuited States. we are vel, persuaded TIA. Your
candidacy VIII be equally sati.iaciory to ne COM,
merciai and manufacturing classes OF Tue e.iy sga
gressional district Yours, very respec'snl;SS,s
ty SILT NAN s3' W. '
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NOSEY-SAvINGS IEsTITUTIoS.

NOTEY-SAvINGS IESTITUTIo%.
TES PER CENT. DIVIDEND DECLARED.
:.ETT BROTHERS
ALLOW TEN CEETS orr
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH or GOI06
rot PURCHASE or THEN.
IOu GET YOUR GOODS AT TlIF. LOVES. CA.u
PRICES,
AMI then you 2ct an extra
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF
Of every dollars worth youbuy.
THEIR Linen SUITS
have been
MARRIED down so Low
that any rcrsou can afford to purchase ;"" d-as.
SuCII AN OPrORTUSIrT
10 purchase
DRY GOODS At Low FIGURES
l. but seldom offered,
so AVAIL YOURSELVES
of the
PRESENT OPPORTUNITY.
Store open until 7 l.. H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

CoEG AND FLOUR ExCHASGE.-At regu'
lar election, held in the rooms OF the Corn
and Flour Exchange yesterday, the follow
ing officers were elected TO serve for the en-
suing wear: r. W. McCaDce, president
philip Haxall, first vice-president; Coleman
Workman. second vice-president; AleXan'
der Walker, w. l.. Warwick. w. Z. smith,
w. +. Daniel. Jr., Il. Fl. Elicit, ). Is. Ma'
son, w. c. Seldom, y. &. Harrison, h. IS
Taiaierro, Charles II. Simpson. directors
William Fl. Tyler and Sam. Maccubbin, IN
cnec.orS OF the election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

AN ALLEGED Acknowledgment Jeter
yesterday arrested William Voss and Isabel
Noss his wife, on the charge Of attempting
to procure and OF procuring an abortion
upon -. The warrant was sworn out
with the name OF the party omitted, and so
recorded on the books at the First station
house. The accused were bailed IL the
sum of $1,000 each for their appearance
this morning at the Police Court, with
Samuel NJ. Page as security. Mrs. Toss
was registered as a doctress, residing at No.
l4lo Franklin street, and Voss was regis
tered on the books as u physician, but ap-
pears On the City Directory as 4 cabinet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

MOTHERS MUST ,or FOHCEr.--nr. HoTFETT'3
TEETIIISA tT"cthiu@ pow'.cr,) regulate The bow
els and makc- tcctGiu% easy. rEETiiNA cures
chGicra-i s;ln:um and lr summer cO!Gr!aats OF
children. heals erupiionS and sores removes and
prevents the formation "f wnrt1-. - mother
should bc without Il. T.. ". rowEHS f Co., R!cli-
1nouI and all druggists, keep IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
BOAT OR RAIL.
NOW TELL US, WHICH SEyALL.
TT BEc

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FREDERIChs-
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY ATTEMPTING
To SOLVE THE -PEOBLEM-THE PIilLA-
DEI,purA AND ENGLISH STOCKHOLDERS
DESIRE TO REINsTATE THE BOAT CON
NECrloN FROM QUASTIco TO WASHING
ToN-ALL THE VIRGINIA STOCKHOLDERS
OPPOSED TO IT-A FAT PH!LADELPHIAN
ARGUED WITH ALL DAY BY NUMEROUS
ELOQUENT GENTLEs,EE-T r. RESULT
NOT YET DECIDED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

ECONOMICAL TEA CAKE.-Two quarts OF fogr'
sift through 1t four ;easpoonfuls DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER, two tablespoonfuls OF butter or lard. one
pound auda quarter OF sugar, dissolved in two and
half cup. OF sweet milk. Spice to taste. aad bake
in small mo ulds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

WHICH IS TIE BEST PERFUME ?-Tlcrc are
some "open qucslions'' With regard to the ,olst'
bat This is not Of them. The ladies haze settled
it-wscy and finally. A. there are conrtcrfeiS,
always ask for the true FLoRIDt WAITE" prepares
by LASMAS & KEMP, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

ss- on al satts Of Rsat Es'ats mai. h,;Ws>t
the lst sf LnH"dtg and !.H cF J9nr fh"'' '1~tf-,
the ur.s.ut U.pr prHhre {" te pnid oyth n"r"'ts'r
On ull SITES mai, Jttce.a tie III al ~J%f JGEf ,"'|
Of TIE y,Gr IL. tales h1r, Ia b. para by Tee ss",f
fThis custom: was adoptrI about Hn-rl .r'r. al
Lv All the real estate agents in RciEDA". auG A..
plies 10 Richmond and vieinity.J
ROBERT r. LYME. q r. NJ. commissioner sale OF
double brick Franklin. street residence an. three
lots adjoining. and six immediately IN tie rear.
on Park avenue.
FRANK j. SAMPSON. 3 r. NJ. comm!s.ioneFs !
sale OF sunsry pieces OF property Ia the CT 2t
Manchester near the corner OF Hall and 1"eitu
streets.
RICHARDSON & CO.. 6 p. ~, fne FrsGAliu-si.ee!
lot opposite Monroe Park.
JNO. F.. LAUGHTOS, 10 A. ST., Eoasehold furl!-
lure, bedding. o'eanders, awning and frame &c.
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The figures given indicate the pay per 0nnesm,
except where otherwise stated
During the session OF the General Assembly ana
for one month thereafter.
The Judge OF the Richmond circuit IS 70 get
$500 and the judge Of the Accomac clrcuit
$1,000. All the others II 500.
The pay Of circuit Judges is not to be re-
duceG until after 1878. That OF county
judges not until after 1st January, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

COLUMBUS will make TO-DAY Ice. Cream Of the
following 1lvors, of the the freshest materials,
which he sells at reduced rates:
Lemon, Pineapple. Vanilla,
Peach, Chocolite Strawberry,
Orange Ice, anS
Nn ] nirn Cream for nYalids.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

b. ELLTSCS & 90. advertising A2ents. -. 4 ac-
y.rtj.rmeuts IN all Of the newspapers 81 t"e hesd
81, rs az IuT aiicrs' rates. Crcr> c:t a .&n h!i
uotch cont,ag-roOm VIII receive rrrnr; I.:..!:-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

IuNlshED FOR AN ASSAULT IN BAR
f Hooa.-lhe attention OF the Hastings
oourt was E.9 occupied ai OF Yesterday in the
trial OF W Mi.iiam Burley, an iee-cart driver.
enafseo win assaulting and cutting Samuel
" eisrlch IN the bar-room OF William ThoJl
ora Oh .hs iotn OF June. The accused was
y convicted sent to jail three months and
made and oyerruled. -" 'f1ai was
.,,n W. :. .. dyler qualified before Judge Chris
s.;i, sIa,, as, as oeputy-sergeant Of the city - He IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
CANE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES night Com

CANE PREssgTATIoSS.-Last night Com
pany F, OF the First Virginia regiment.
had full-dress drill at the regimental
arnory. The company sdopted white pants
as part Of their SUNNI er uniform. Some
half-dozen new members were elected.
After this business was over, Lieutenant
George D. Wise, in an able and eloquent
speech, presented to the old commander OF
the company, Captain Maxwell T. Clarke, =
handsome gold-heaGed cane. Captain Clarke
responded in feeling and appropriate
manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

GOOD BLANK BOOKS A SPECIALrT.--iu addition
to our own manufacture, we have Il ar:c stock Of
the cheap northern make, wh!c we can sell very
low. j. W. RAEDOLrU 4 ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

ICE.CREAM. IcE-CREAM .-par,ic. wishing CO.
LUMBuS'S famous lce-Crcam for The f0gr;h oi
July will please leave their orders rgTIg TO-DAY 4.
32l Broad street to iIlsurc promp. ic!!rcr..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

DROWNED IN THE DOcK.-Last night an
unknown colored man fell into the Dock
near Twenty-sixth street, and was drowned
in the Coronial trap before assistance could
reach him. The walchmen at the York
River and Powhatan sheds heard him in the
water but were unable to reach him. The
Coroner was notified about ii o'clock and
viewed the body, which he holds for ident-
iiicQtiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

"THE IIRAT 7 Is lSsrFFERABLE.-Hring ne
back dear, the best Coh sne you can had IL III"
city," He brought j. & +. Observation-Disclosures
dp[icnt,. and lasting,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

MEDICINAL POH &nd SHERRY WINES. FRENCH
BRANDY. sud WIISKEYs, sold ut very low prices
by WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co. 903 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

LEAF AND " ,SCFACTrRED-ToEACCO BOOKS.
made according 10 law; all kinds oi blanks fo- nler-
chants, Clerks. lawyers, and others: stationery a!
the largest assortment .: book, In the southern
states, at 1902 and 1904 Main street.
j. W. RaSDoLpIr G E.;G..,SU.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

3ARAToGA WATERS tfricl potatoes arc 4 DELI
cncy, and only to De mad ~ WALTER -. GLAIR y
cos. 90S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

DYSPEPSIA CURED by using c!!tE,n:- ..hch-
ERS. Sold only by WALTER ID. ELA!E &C., !u3
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

BOYS, save your money "aI =" 10 u. 'oLCE-
BrS's to get some iirr-crackrrS AMI fireworks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

r.S-SICs, EXCURSION PARTIES. AND LODGE"
su..pi.d with the hest ICE-CEEAM and CAKES a.
the lowest prices 1T ERIGGs's bakery. T07 Nain
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

FIEE-CRACKERS for lie Fourth Of July 4: &C.
LUMECS'S. 3.! Broad stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

CHARCOAL AND OATMEAL CRACKERS FIR G%S-
pcpsiu. Sold ty WALTER ID. BLAIR x Co.. 9V@
Slliu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

,,,s,o Sosnicis ,nsr kEcEiyED.-The following cor.
slcls were received at the penitent;ars. soll' an
teruay: fron Augusta-WiIliam - ~. sss-
l TWO indictments, house-breakingM ~ oaa nodp.' ,aa
#eeny James Goodloe, six wears rohhana ai.u af.
gaaa JACK Wilson, six years for tha thUnpery J
9hence. From Patrick colntvn ue same
Herston (colofed, felony. A's --oeoFge
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JOHN W. DAVIES .G So>

JOHN W. DAVIES " SON.
LEE GALLERY, 920 MAIN STREET.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE PICTURES FOR FRAMING. 81.
.tLEuM CARDS. - PER DOZEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
4 SCALED VOTE oS THE EXPORT.

Major j. Harrison Kelly, OF Fredericks-
burg, moved that the report be adopted.
Mr.. BddIc called for 4 scaled vote on the
approval and adoption Of the report as 4
whole. Tt was ordered. The State Of Nir.
ginia Through lier proxies]. Dir. Dmpfel
(of Phladelphia), and all the Virginia stock
holders, voted Ave-; Mr.. Biddlc, Leigh
Robinson, Esq, (son Of Conway Robinson,
and .'oncure Robinson, Jr., on all the stock
he nd renresented by Their. voted No. '
vote resulted in the drfr.tt ~ he ~
pO,:.--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

THE WOMAN WHO WALKs.--Miss Bertha Won
Heru, whose latest feat, that OF walking $50 miles
I'm 81 hours, and who has proved that woman. Il
trained. is capable Of enduring fatigue without in
jury to her health. during her feats OF pcdcs:rlanisr
bathcs freely with CHESS LISIMEST loDIDg AM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

FIREWORKS ut CoLUMBUS.s.
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NVNABLE SCIIEUI LES--TEN y
O NOT TO BLAME.

MI IL BLAME
The report further represents that the
falling Off in receipts Of this company IS not
due TO Withdrawal Of the boats, but from the
depression in business, and that this COM
pany has not in this respect suffered near as
much as others. In the matter OF schedules
the report says:
"It is the testimony OF the officers OF this
| company that no impeachment was ever
thrown by the Alexandria and Fredericks
burg Railroad Company i'll the way OF any
schedule preferred by them, but that, OF, the
contrary, the existing schedules have been
made to Il great extent in conformity with
the views OF this company's officers. The
Board believe, too, that the day has passed
when one link OF chain formed by many
railroads can always secure that schedule
which may be preferred by it."
1T is the opinion OF the Beard that no
schedule heretofore run between Richmond
and the North possessed like advantages
ITO the present one] for the city OF Rich
mond; ard, with this opinion. the Board
are not disposed to construe the fact that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company con-
tributed to establish and maintain it into
evidence Of hostility to this company"
TIE THROUGH MAILS.
The report canvasseS all the advantages
and disadvantages Of the boat line; espe-
cially the stoppages in winter by ice. and
the difficulty there will be about distrl-
buting the mail in transitu, when the agent
has to stop his work ito get aboard Of the
boat, "and the mail hus to be packed III
bags for removal to boat, emptcd, ana,
after short run OF two or two and hall
hours, rcpacked into bags and again trans
ferrcd." 1.-THE Board have abundant rea-
SON to fear that if through-rail facilities be
from either schedule the through
mails will be discontinued over this COM
pany's route
WHAT HAS THE STATE 70 SAY:
SAYS the report: =.
.sTherc is weishty consideration with
regard to the proposed use OF steamboats, by
this company which must not be forgotten
as influencing the Board. 1t is this: Inc
State Of Virginia is large holder OF tue
stock OF the company. 10 her 1t owes It's
existen ce: from her it has received the laws
which govern that existence. 10 hcr
opinions and her preferences the greatest
respect Is due on our part. When, tnere-
fore, those opinions and preferences nave
Decn fully ascertained, II is our duty,
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Trial size. CSC.

Sold hr all druggists. Send for pamphie'.
DR.. GILES.
120 west Broadway, y. J.
tN,i.,l LII
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and Mr.. Moncure Robinson. Jr. It was,
according to their account, not intended to
withdraw the boats from the river; the
boats were to lay up and be ready to be put
on again at any time the Pennsylvania road
violated their contract-in effect, that the
Pennsylvania men were to pay $4,000 per
annum towards maintaining an armed neu-
tralltv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

No. l pure Cream for invalids.
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There is not the slightest indication tl.&t
Tom Scott is not keeping faith with us, 50!
Major Page, and now in icr than twe'rc
months after we have had Our divorce from
this steamboat company ct Il high r";"c sc
are asked to again take up with Ia: is
cardcd enterprise.
Major Page (whose langnGgc we &" not
attempt to quote except in few inst;";ce>)
dWelt with great force upon the proposition
OF Mr.. BiGdlc to sell out the stcaulhoat
scheme to Tom Scott for $4,000 per AM um,
as showing the prcpoStcrcuSncss OF the claim
that the boats were to h@ restored "for the
good OF the Fredericksburg R'lroad Com
pany".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-26

BOTTLED LIGHT Counties accidents,
as every one knows, arise from the use
of matches. To obtain .i-A' without
employing them, and so without the
danger OF setting things on fire, an in
genious continuance is now used by the
watchmeu OF Paris 10 all magszin es
where explosive or ipflsmmable materials
are kept. Any one may easily make 8
trial OF it. Take sn oblong vial of the
whitest and clearest glass, and put into
it piece of phosphorus, about the size
OF pea. Pour some olive oil, heated to
the boiling point, upon the phosphorus !
ill the vial about One-third. and then
cork il tightly. To use this novel light,
remove the cork, let the air enter the
vial. and then recork it. The empty
space in the vial will become luminous,
and the light obtained will be equal TO
tbs, OF lamp. When the light grows
dim its power can be increased by taking
out the cork and allowing 3 fresh supply
of air to enter the vial Iu winter it is
sometimes necessary 10 heat the vial be-
tween the hands, in order to Increase the
fuidity OF the oil. The apparatus. thus
prepared, may be used tor six months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-26
"HOtc WOnen Lore Dress.
BY W. II. CRANE

lie sat hv q " 'n3ow a, twilight,
And placilly pafed his cigar.
lie gazed on ucighbortug sky-ltght,
And thought oi his bank stock a. par,
Two voices came upward, - hign as
The place whore he AT, tom the street
Two ladies'. on "gorcd' aud on "bia-'
Were holding communion s~eet
Then hc musei upon .eminino folly
And fashions absurd excess;
And be said with = tone melancholy;
"How women 10 rave over ess
just get any two o. them started
And they'll talk for 4 month about clothes
he spoke Ike hero strong hearted,
Who all such .riyol,.y lo3thes.
And the wAy they oppress the poor creatures
Who build all those dresses aud things
They "a Ike 20 make marks on their features
FOR li.tle mistake N the strings
Here knock al the door. Then a waiter
And 4 new suit OF garments appear.
"Oh, they've come have they; Strange they n
not later.
Quick. lgat up the chandelier 20
One glance from position
Suftces their tate 10 decide;
The llnIngs are only Silcslau,
The trowsers tribe too wide.
well Il don't pitch into that SCHNEIDER
] never did see such a blk.
Wny told the outrageous CID swindler
wanted the Innings half silk
"Oh, hang all the scOandrely taiiors
The collars half inch too high.
The trOWscIs-They might De sailors;
Now wouldn't look Ike guy.'
zach glance makes him more and more rate.
why. they look even worse from behind!
III blow up the sneaking old pirate,
I'll give him piece Of my mind,
I'm done with the scoundrel, that's certain.
Now Il ever saw such a sight
May De eternally-" Curtain
Ihe rest wouldn't SUIT ears politel
-SeribRsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-26
At the Last.
Prom the Boston Transcript

Prom the Boston Transcript
There must be something siter all this Woe
4 sweet fruition from the narrowed past,
Rect some day for this pacing 20 and fro;
\ tender sunbeam and dear flowers a, last.
There viii be something when these days are
done,
A prospect umitless, A. one b. one
Embodied cassles crown The airy heights
80 cheer up, heart, aad FOR that morrow wait
Dream what you will, but press toward the
dream.
Let fancy guide dull effort through the gate,
And lace the current, would she cross the
stream.
Then when that something lies athwart the way
Coming unsoUght as good things seem 10 do
7 will prove beneath the hush of setting day
A no6ler need than now would beckon you.
For III ed up by con slant forward strife.
Hope attain So mai vellous height,
There can br nothing found within this lie
After the day ~ form nttng u'ght
SO heaven alone shall ever satisfy.
And Gods own light be ever lght enough
To guide the purified. 1dnobled eve
Toward the smooth which lies bcyoad the
rough.
There Will be something when these clouds skim
by
A bouuteous yielding from the fruitful past;
sweet peace and rest upon the pathway lie,
Z en- though bat death and flowers Al the last
james berry Bensce.