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National Republican., 1878-01-30
New York SOciable,

The ,ccond socialc Ufthc New York Association
will be given Tomorrow evening. NJ Masonic TEN.
pie. These sOcinblrS have become very popular,
and are joyuusly anticipated every season. The
arrangements arc In tlS hands Of competent gen.
tCrcu, whose names are sufficient RssuIuuur that
the sorHbc viii hp fully as enjoyable Il, any Of the
delightful entertainments previously gNcu by this
u,oUUiuliOu.
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Assignments for TODAY.
sI.rRrME corRT or TIE DISTRICT.

ri IRENE tpt
No ~. Sailor vs. Mitchell; No. ~ louugvs Strcng;
No. ~, Randolph vs.. Jones; No. ~, baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company ". Gnllahcr No. a.,
Marmion VS.. Baltimore and Potomac IUilruGd
Company No. aG DOwney W. District of Columbia;
No. D. wood ". NODd: No. ~, tiuss vs.. District of
COumblu: No 30 RArtOn ". Bnrbnmr. receiver.
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Church of the Incarnation.

The twelve days mission In the above church
closed on Sunday last. by the request Of the
evangelist, Rev. J. ". Bouhmn, rs memorial Of
the mission, the people shOweiSheir love for their
rector by promptly contributing tOa fund to enable
him to obtain deuG0n to did him In the increasing
work Of this growing parish.
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whitney ns "Elijah"
tonight. The greatest Of living tassos The
greatest artist that ever visited Washington"

AS local matter Of no small interest to strangers
and Others in our community, we invite particular
attention tO the great Eae Of ovcrcOats and other
winter clothing now being pushed by NcsSrs
liable lirnthcrS at their extensive establishment
corner of Seventh and u streets With n view 10
closing out their large OvcrstOck this firm Is
actually Offering iirst-class goods at less than half
their value
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CnInrnd Gnmhlers Hnidnd-

Last gNciaug Lieutenant Austin. accompanied hy
spuud Of officers, made a IulI "Ita c,,.rd
pRml 'iI2 house, No. l222 u street northwr.r Tie
prUprrl t -si ur Tyler, uud six players were
'pturvt nud escorted {. tho EiUh Precinct station
Mhe,c il'H NNr Locked uP u hearing hployc ludge
knell thts morning.
National Republican., 1878-01-30

The following obituary appeared in a Mem.
phio paper on man killed by circilar saw
lie was an upright Christian, a good citizen,
aud AN ardent patriot but of limited inlOrma-
tion with regard TO circular saws"
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Going To .Ipu.Pkprping.

Marriage liCcu,cs have L.rI Issued to the follow
ing applicants: \. T. Reese aud Fannie Levi, Il
4. Jones and Mary +. smith, H. D. Tcnury aud
Julia H. Moore, Michael lie .. U.i Annie burrows,
John Gray aud Mamie StrwGrt.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
Theatre CuInIuIip,

The excellent rcrformauD q At 'hiRp'oCc v Hmu'e-
mcnt crew large audience m,D night The bill
presented l. model in III" wny DI variety cutcr.
tRinmCni, and among 50 many good lhug. II is
Lard 10 uCCidr which Is the bp,l
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The Oratnrin Of mliIlinh."

Is the greatest work Of Mcnd"lS'phu, and the great.
e,t artist in the character of Elijah" is Whitney
lie Sings at the Congregational Church tonight
with the Philharmonic SuCioty.
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H., p,,iII,,,,,,,ni, So,i,t,

Is composed rouc hundred voices selected from
the hest siugcr~ Of the church choir, Of Washing
ton. II give. the ortluru Of Eel Juh' at the Con.
.Tvguti Il.ai Church 'n-ngh'
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District Courts.
TIiNETft'E VUWTVNs
sTPREMr CnrRT OF THE DISTRICT.

SUPREME COURT OF TnE DISTRICT.
Mr. John n. Dow, OF New York. was admitted to
the bar. King ys. Dean; argument concluded aud
case submitted Washington and Georgetown
liailroad Company vs.. District Of Columbia On
hearing.
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VEGETlN r..
Y { G Ell N {.
For Bilious, Remittent, and Inter
mittent Fever,

Or what II more commonly termed Fever and Ague,
with pain In the oins IN through the back and IN
dcscrbnby chilly sensation down tbs spine an ire
sstiblc disposition To yRwn, pain Ia the eyes, which
IS nrrcN ei by moving them, blue iinge in The skin
ana great listeSsnev aud debility. NrEptnc Is safe
ard positive remedy. II Is compounded exclusively
fon the juices Of lysclected harks and her[
and 10 str )nYiy c,ncer rated that u Is one OF the
rrh-r Vegetine does not stop with breaking Cnills
aud Fever, but Il extends lis wonderful Influence Into
GATES every tnnt OF dscGs". We ilne does not net Us
q roNegfil ,pthprtiC or uahinlate the b wells ,d
cause the patient 10 drcrd other serious comp int'
which must Inevitably follow; hut strikes at the
rOUt of disease by puri wing the blood rHlUieI the
liver and Kidneys TO hrnIty action, regulates the
bOwas ard assists nature IN performing nll the duties
that dcvolve IN N her.
Thousands q. nvalldS are suffering 10 day from the
effects of powerful rurgativc nfl;rnIrs frigltiul
qunntitsl oi qiln n", End IOison duses OF hrsrn'
u ither OF which ever hlNs ever could, reach the
lrus cause OF their cDriI Lint
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Indications.

For he Middle Atlantic States clear o, patty
cloudy Uedthcr, folioTcd by Increasing cloHihess
aud possibly snO,C areas cch aorthcriy rs'rirg 10
wdrm,r edS;cry uiHds, rising .Jo'ioTed by falling
bgromsfey
National Republican., 1878-01-30
East Washington Ec:or,, Club.

Temperance orsN'i2utirn with the above dc,ig.
nation has been effected at odd Fellows Hall Navy
lnrl. 10y elrCtiug Thomas II. MHrChe c>q., p=.. I.
dent Gc'r-c KCIlh.y and W. II. AndFSws. vi,v-
rrvtdcnts: John G. Moore, secretary. and Jane,
". Ba'CS treasurer. Last Monday night the club
held tier first public meeting Mt the nbuvc named
pare. when addresses wcsr made by Mes>r,. Boyd.
wih,uUs. Wheeler aud Others \ large audience
wa IN ati"I lance. and great enthusiasm prevailed
one huudr'rl and ten ,igncd the prdlgr Sud lDnuci
tlc blue rlG"n. Meetings will Ir held nj the s.uC
pla"" uudur the Gu.p'r, ct IhC club on Thursday.
Friday, and Saturday evenings "r the present week.
During the progress ~ the temperance m"ycnsnt.
xlich i now Cirting much iutcr.t IN this city
M greater work has been done than IN Eat Wash
m:tpn, With brt ktt.e outside assistance nom the
pics' nr spClEcrs, the temperance people Of tina,
section I'VE Within the Ist ivn days held crow del
mrriing, NJ Oid Fellows Hall. at which seven or
eight hundred persons have signed the pledge.
Imnngwhnm are some whr have been sad sufferer
'rum in;riIpefancc. IT, Thomas Is. Murrhc an,l
those who are associated with him In these efforts
70 rcNcI!C The pcrishing" toO much praise cannot
be awarded.
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hmusements Tonight.

THEATRE Congratulate Budd and new Va.
rlety Company.
NArIoxAL THEArRE.-sothren the Crushed
TraRcdian
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TILE LAW RECORD.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIFFERENT
COURTS rEsTERDAY.

Supreme Court of the United statcs-Matters
at tho City yHaii-Indictments Pound by the
Grand jury.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
VEGETINE.

works IN the human system In perfect harmony with
natlTca laws. ana while II T. pleasant 10 tho usir
genial to t" stomach md MID In its influence on the
huwels Il IL absolute ~ It's action on discuss and Is
not VILE nRurcouN BhtvTs, purgng tie invalid into
.aso hope that they are HWlUg cured Veg tine Is a
rurrlv Vegetable Medicine compounded upon sCien
lie principle II L. m OTed by the best phyS'cnI.
where W. virtues hsv" been c,tcd. II rccOmn ended
Onlv where medicine II ne ded, aud Is not mixture
OF cheap whisky sold under tie cloak OF BIterl.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
sOCIABLE
"I;lijRli,"

by the Philharmonic Society at the Congregational
Church tonight Whitney in his famous role Of
Elijah FcsScndcn the leading tenor of the f.
nous Temple Quartcttc. Of Boston, Mrs. Billing
the star urntOrio singer of the West
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V E tt N f.
Police Testimony.
Boston, Nov. 10, 1875.

Boston, Nov. 1s, 1875.
II. r. STEVENS, Eso.:
Dfhn SIR: Dur ng the past five years l have had
ample opportunity To Judge OF the merits OfNe"line
My wife has used u for complaints attending lady OF
delicate health with more bpnefcinl results than
any thing else which she ever tried. have given 1t
TO my children under almost cNe,y circumstance nt
tending large inmily, and always with marked ben
eht, have taken II myself with such great cnct
that cnnnOt lind wOnlS I" express my unqualified
appreciation Of ts RbOdneSSs
While peIfGrming my duties ng Police OiiiCcr In
tls Guy, " iht hcrh my !ottO hi III Win great ueul
OF sickness. nnhCslthiingiy recommend NCge' me,
and never knew Of case where II did not prove all
that was claimed for H. Particularly In cases o. de
bllitate impOvef efslrd STATE OF tho blood its effects
are really wonderful; aui Tor all complaints arising
tr IN impure state OF ihc blood Il RppIAs to work
like q chnrin and do not believe there any cir
cvmslnur,s under which Negeine Cnn be used with
Injurious results: and II Will always AFFORD me pleas
uft TO give amy further Information ~ 10 what know
about Ne.ctine. WILLIAM u. HILL,
Police station I.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
INsrALLArIoN OF REV. CLAY M'cAuLEY.

Utdncsfdv errrIn1, January 10, lSTS-Introduc-
tory services by Rgys. e. X. Weld, OF Baltimore and
Joseph May, PHILADELPHIA sermon by Rev. J. F.W
pies, Of Providence H. L.; charge 10 pastor, by Rev
". q. Eliot, p. d. -. Louis, Mo-: right hand OF fe
lowship, by Rev. r. X. Shppen, of Boston: address
To the people, by Rev. g. Reynolds, Of Concord,
Mass; proyer, by Rev. A. NJ. Knapp Bangor, Me.
soCIABLE
Thursday evening. January 81, 1873. The church Is
located ut the corner of Fourteenth and l. streets.
and to the above exercises the friends of liberal
Christianity IN Washington are cordially invited.
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CONFERENCE.

HoinesiGV morning. January 20. ls7s-Half past
nine, devotional meeting, led by Rev. Dr Farley Of
Brooklyn. y. Y.
llHlrpast ten. essay by Rev. James Dc Norman
die, Of Portsmouth, \. H., followed By general dis.
CIISsiOu
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LOCIL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits J. II. SQUIER Il Co.,
Bankers, l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Ieit-off clothing watches, pistols, &C. bought at
HeTzog's, 9l5 street. Orders attended ",
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THE Greatest Artist that Ever Visited WASH
Inrtpnr

saId the city papers when Whitney sang here
with Theodore Thomas. Elijah is his greatest
character Tonight nj the Congregational Church.
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Gives Health, Strength, and Appetite.

Ny daughter hHs received & 'aNt heneft from the
use OF Ne:e iue llcr declining health wa source Of
gr,ui anxiety to H OF her irIcnds A i"w bottles Of
the NcgctnIe restore ell her health, strength and appp
iitc n. II TlLDEN,
Insurance and Real Est te Agent,
No. 10 sears building, Boston, Muss.
National Republican., 1878-01-30
All Souls Church-Ortirr of Exercises for the
Week.
DEDICATlnN.

TTssring cr""ing. January ~. ls7s-sermon Of dcd-
icati"n, by Rev. II. W. bellows u. D.. New York
city prayer Of dedication by Rov. RUFUS Ellis u.
d. Boston. Mass, introductory services. by Rev H..
II. shppcn. secretary cf the American Unitarian
Association. lI0ston, Mass service of dedication,
Rcv. Clay MacCaulCy and the congregation: con.
Guiding prayer by Rev. Fielder Israel. Salem,
Mass.
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National 8eputlitan.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains.

At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEror, sixth AND b
sTREETs.
B0rnirp Fcpinp
sl.eA New York express LOO. Boston express.
'6F \ Y. night express. l;51, Richm, MI express
go, NlexhndTa a:aJ, Alexandria,
s;D, Alexandria. El0 New York limited
7H MID. Va Southern. go. Alexandria
49, Alexandria. Ii:lO, New York mall
SN baltimore accom-. b:'n, Alexandra.
asOS North and West. 'GsO, Alexandria,
go, Alexandria Cas-, Midland Virginia
slt2o, Alexandria lT3n, Alexandria
11go, Northern rnsS 'irDl, North nnl We,t
ll.9O, Alexandria NS:e5. y: o.. Nj dnnd Va.
loco Richmond.
rAirive daily. Others sundays excepted.
AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPoT NEW JERSEY Avr
SCE AND STREET.
Morning. Errnm0.
st:I5 n. Y, Phil q Bos cN si.jO Bnltn ore Ec,nm.
-ss., Baltimore express. $50, HatimUTe accom-.
$50, Western express. htO y Phil \ Bos cN.
I'D Baltimore pccum. I5.lD Western Mall,
S:S Fred. ac., (Mc BIRCH rt:J7, Ralt more accom-.
ts2 Baltimore, Annapolis 'hi5, Baltimore express.
and way, l7:.u Western express.
R4S Mnrinshurg and IIa-i 800, Baltimore eNpresS
gersiown ac Met br'ch FEI5. n y. phil & BoS eI.
slosSO Baltimore scCOm. lGlj Baltimore accom-
1l:30, Bhltlnyorc express.
"ArrVs daily. Others Sundays excepted.
% For the ime OF departure OF irIlus, see adver-
ts.ments elsewhere.
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THE MURPHY MEETINGS.
Large and Enthusiastic Gatherings ye-ter


day.
At MONDAY yesterday, the Murphy prayer. meet
Ing In Lincoln Hall, was fully attended, on tie
previous day Mr.. Murphy led the excrci'e4
which consisted principally Of prayer and rong.
Mr. ond Mrs. Wilson and Mrs Pope sang solos, and
the chorus choir added much to the hour In tie
music line, Prayer was offered by Reg. Mr. wilson
Dr. Carpenter, and others. Many requests for
prayer for dear friends were handed in by the
audience all of which were remembered. At the
close Of the large meeting another prayer meeting
was held In the Y. ". G. <. chapel.
d, Last evening Lincoln Hall was egaln allied to It's
limits 10 hear the continuation Of Mr.. Murphys
story Of Real Life" Ills discourse consisted of
thrilling sketch of his prison life and when he re
phrases Of manhood III It's intellectual and broadest
sense, and made stirring appeal TO oil who Were
ig the habit OF drinking to stop and sign the
AIcr he finished Miss Emma Cohen sang the
solo, "Tnc Half Has Never Becn Told with
SdGra 10 o s se SnS M bs Sna cyanpr 5 Sv SINGING
several Of their beautiful duets. Two meetings
VIII he held to-dAy--one at twelve III. and the
other at half.pnst scvenp. m.
Ladies' Meeting at the Metropolitan Church.
A ladies meeting was held at the Metropolitan
Church At three o'clock yesterday afternoon, aud
was largely attended. Mrs Hayes was among the
auditors
Ms. Annie witicnmycr. Of Philadelphia pre..
| dent womtn's National Christian Tem,cranrs
Union, presided. Miss Mary c. johnson. Of BrOOk.
lyn, recording secretary. conducted the opening
exercises. Miss Frances +. Willard, of Chicago.
who was with Mccrs. Moody and SanLCy IN IoS.
ton, delivered an eloquent address pertinent to he
| occasion. Mrs Cause, OF Philadelphia. followed
with M earnest appeal for the Causc. Mrs Witrn.
nycr gnrcsCme Interesting statistics Of the women
| Temperance movement She SAID that 1t wus the
| OrgHnilci crusade, II. permanent form
Saloons were not visited now, but teus Of thOus.
nnds otch'lfTCn were truined In Sunlay-Schons u
| total nl,tincncc Principe, which means better
| Elvn aud wiser legislation IN the fiturr. That the
gospel Is carr'cd 10 the masses who drink and scii
total abstinence Is taught by public addresses ari
| through the press. Eight thousand newspapers ave
| supplied with temperance literature. aud petitions
| arr circulated asking for better laws The move.
incni Is steadily increasing nil sides. That ~
| upnm on the - h instant they 1uli petition the
Houses Of Congress to abolish tku sale of intONiCat
ing drnNs IN lie III tiiCt Of Columbia She wants
ana invites every one u to the galleries uf the
House at that time. At the request of lir Newman.
l'lu tr meeting Of iadiCs wr~ appointed fUr Tue
d"y. i' 9Th Of February. at three o'clock p IA at
the Metropolitan Church.
National Republican., 1878-01-30

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision ind management Of GENERALS
q. =. BEAUREGAltD and LUBAL A. EARLY.
TN Lrkl drawing occurs Tuesday, March T.
jal,TuFlw
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For the Jasper Courier.
Shook.

Shook.
oh, they al have friends by word an,
BY deed,
ON whom they in trouble can look:
But no one stands by in the hour Of need
10 befriend poor disconsolate Shook.
He's handsome enough, bnt his glcamin.
black eyes,
Have in them wearisore look:
And in them world OF tenderness lies
But who wants to be loved by poo
Shook.
I've seen him when others were fondlin.
their dears,
And ihcir-meat-in affection woult
bless:
Stand wistfully by with his eyes full o
tears,
Like lie wished for one loving caress.
No wonder he mourns or sits silent alone
Or plods off with slow moving steps:
No tender carcss, no kind loving tone,
Stirs his heart in its passionate depths.
Does he wonder at this blessed ignor-
ancc" yet!
lie will find IL an excellent rlan:
To abuse poor boy IL you wish TO 5egct
An III doing passionate man.
DUFF, Jan. Is. 1873. MoRALrsT.
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Of money into the business. SO they took
him all through The mines and showed
him what they contained. and that the
silver was there in eXhausflcss auanti-
ties. They toasted and treated him. and
demonstrated TO him for three months,
land all ~ once he quietly went away
without investing q dollar Then they
saw how they had done it. Immcdi-
|ately
THE ANTI-siLvER AGITATION BEGAN,
and ended in lis decentralization. no
doubt through the influence Of capital
|ists, To whom they had been simlle
enough 10 show what they had. Siill
they We're mistaken i'm one respect.
They thought there was more Of il than
there was
why not make the dollar 42O grains :''
asked gentleman.
Because i was 4I2l grains. and mil
lions and millions Of contracts have been
made based upon that value. never
felt quite 20 sound upon this money
question myself as upon some other
simply because | never studied
\ As MY business. never felt so sound
upon il as upon repubicanisnl OF the
questions Of the war, for instance, but
TIE PEOPLE DEMAND 1T.
Thousands oi starving men implore
u 70 relieve their distress. and we muSt
20 II. don't know much about fho
of the thing. buhI know III
Will save millions oi people from suffer-
ng. That's enough. Another tlinr.
,eople lave come To think that all lcgis-
alton lately has been on the side OF
'apital. II does seem so. Now they
lemand this thing. aud we ought 10 40
I. 20 show them that politicians are not
entirely dead 10 their appeals. tell
'ou. never had SO blue a visit home in
ne world. Times are so hard YOU can
Duy good horse for $50 down there.
must be done TO relieve the
Give the people back their
money and that will do. Remoneiize
he silver. Give them all they WANT
This and much more did the senator
ay. and with vigo- that showed he
vas il earnest, even ii lie s',lid not know
much about the philosophy of the thing. :"
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i Mr.. EDIron. We have had cutie IN
excitement near The llaw creek tOuri
house. Madison township. A younu
man. one OF tie scholars ia school slap
ped Mr.. F.'s little .irl over in the mud
iaSt week. and on Friday last the spirit
ot rciribulion fell upon him ~ the shape
Of q poker In The hands ~ Mrs. r. She
went over 10 school and Knocked him
cndways. One of tic Young mans
brothers showed iighl. bat retreatcd III
good order after her polite invitation 10
wade IN. don't give their real names.
~ don't want % be bothered with that
reifihuiivc poker.
J Accidentally overheard wilowrr
tell widow woman VI ~hc would borrow
\ buggy, he would hitch hi- horse III aud
they would 90 visiting together J.
promised them would NOT fcll. but II
they % splice teams, don't think can
keep H.
Jan. l5, ISIS.
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The board N inquiry. IN reci'ing the
lesrAir ana diNrist with which the
l1eu,s aaye inspired ihc lndians. rr'ntcs
'he iollnwing incident: 4 rpor indian
hind worked long ana laishin.iy Tor an
agent. doing 'is dniirs A.lisacioriIy.
iui when hrashei for hiS Mages he was
Ills petition rejected and his
rliim ignored. When ~ Al last was
told plainly That he wonll not rrccivc =
'ar;hing. lie said: Il have listened 10
: Ne missionary but now IL ever DO
'lny more work. cit'ef ma .rll or my
tca'rs. hopr the wllie mans Col viii
send me W TIC missionary he'll, and
.lurn lne ~ there
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In Louisiana, however. there hai
hrrn thrown into thc -hnxrs OVER
7tre more votes for me 'Iilden il4an Ior
ihe Hayes Electors. and 10 make HIVES
President II became necessary FOR the
Returning Board, acting under rccniiar
iprnl laws. 70 throw ont more than 100
iilAen votes IN perform. this cvfraorGl-
nary, even III jnNiliahic. work. &r"
VI. u. tHANnLrn'S Open Letter.
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Ledger SianAard: Aunt Polly Ste
nhcus. of Craw iotd county. i ~. ana
-prv ~ a cricket For usefulness ani
general work se can discount alI he
Young rirls in New Albany. During
tho Holidays she concluded to visit
Friends Ia Harrison county. Shc-h;ichrd
M team and drove from Miltown 10
Laur-ritlc. distance of is miles. stop
NED d'y anA returned home. without
complaining of being weary or worried
in thr hast. There u not Young lady
ia tli~ city that thinks She could do 80
much.
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ffptn ine NeNrp ci.y Combat.
We admit willingly that The Yankees
are an inferior race 10 the descendants of
,oftcz. Moniczuna aud IIdaigo. and
are below our recruitment. Ihev are
even below our contempt. Hence Mexi-
~ can gain no honor by comqncring
them. and Tie national honor OF Mexico
can not be Involved Ia the question at
aii. IL isnot fight between two ma
iions. II i Ike gentleman whipping
z eur That has bafl.cd al him. We must
treat these Crinyo dogs good managers,
llAils an We thought the height of
lankce insUlcnce had been reachef.
when they demanded The uxirad lon III
'lir siosmers b. The hi0 Grand CITY laii.
Gen. canales merely raised his whip.
and the biz dogs at Washington howlci
mercy. They appealed 10 tie generosity
~ ihe Mexican people, aud lhat IL An an
pral that IN never made in vain. We
could afford TO he magnanimDus 10 u
nungrel race Of Yankees. NggerS,
Duiel. and like cANAll.Lr. that for iwcn-
'N-Av' wears have covered before Mexi-
co. overlook their inaliscrction. We
expect they would not again dare 70 lilt
iileir hand toward Mexico. but IL seems
Nr were mistaken.
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Tie Louisville News says of the rvr
declarations Of principle ennncaicd by
Senator Noorhoese III hiS recent speech
"The foregoing propositions fairly sci
forth the gronnd-work ~ Tie s,rngric
winch Is now ~ progress, and must W.
fought ont 10 me ond III behalf of Tie
iax-payng and Aebt-cafrying masses.
They are the embodiment Of popular
sentiment everywhere outside az the
limits Of New York aud The New Eng
and States, which are under the d0-
mininn Of the ccniraiizing dcspofism nf
capital. Kentucky heartily responds 10
the declaration Of the Indiana senator.
and bios him god speed in hiS noble
efforts 70 break the shacklcs that bind
the energies Or the people,"
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Orr Sis lIrAr I'm I.FvrL.-Ol MI. NJ
'hc Atlanta Inn iiiufion On tile no HEN
iheofies:~ eyer less make cr nigxrr
Arlrhc der aimt nO heAlhartcr. an sec
war ycr comes irr. Ebprv srcnn'
housc'll bc cr Cpnrt-hous'. an dc honsc,
lwiNi'rn III he ialr-honsrs HIS
mpughiy hafd tsr Keep tn ~flwfe now.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

Mother Goose was mol Born vesfcr-
day. 'Sing a Song " Sixpcncc," was
sung in the sixteenth century. "The
Frog aud the Mouse" was licensed III
1880. and ''Thrce Blind Mice" belongs io
the same period. Pussy Ont. Pussy
Cat, where have you been II was Il
nursery rhyme in Queen Elizabeth :
day; "t'irls and BOYS come ont 10 Play
was written IL the reign Of Charles |. (:
The Old Woman Tossed III Blanket''
was popular III the days Of James H..
and "Littlc Jack IInrnerv Is older than
the seventeenth century.