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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21
About Turning a Eea leal.

There are lew pets ons who do not
ut tue close vf the odd or thc be. ~
uiuc Ji nov ear, dc-Iie 10 c'fr'Gt
their bubI =, VI reform th,lr ItNts
Such desire Is almost univeisal
amoug thoughtful pcrsson'. Nea'-
| ~ all wlsn ~ 'lurn u new lrHl.
IA their box OF lite, upon which
10 inakc ntw I,co,d Vi ~ ora, at
mo uavvnt oi tie uew y,ai. IL,
i,~ actually s,,co,u 10 reaching
hear ae,ire f'r Improvement ana H.
iUlnl.
Tne reasons loo such wuu, q! suc-
{, - orc v,uou~. Sumc h,,'ry u,s,ic
'iJiuIm IA ,r b.u rtuiie h't u..N
no cor, s.,UUa,H. ciidt' L. '1vr' /"
| y. cUuis SuCb ,aun su,','t, i"i
desr, = iipne ate I"~uH,i,nt IL h.
IL ls sad, 'is paved wiiu goa ini,'u-
,iUn, bat good Intyn'iu' siuueneS
" tvtVtiucd habi, uT saNoI u sJ"i
| Othe,s uesl'c ~ imytosr thrir char
avt,rs, aud also IA .nc ,H 1t, H. ic-
iUiu iheli conduct , hut tHcir c.i,rt-
W cal' } oul lhC'r bCSHt@ hlt UN
adt tqidto, uUJ thct brrJme DIS '"u'-
ascu, ie!d To temptation, ana son
tall back again intJ thrlr former cnn-
dui,D. lus wal always ha the
ca,e wheu ,uIrl- To- reform are Mt
made IL the ie,r ui God, anI IN -
spuit of drpehio ,cc upch Him tor
AID and giIdiDcc. y, real aud per.
mancut rciUrn Ui character aud conS
duet can b. I'll, ctvd without h.
trunslur power of tho spirit ni
GDd. lhi> IA u wOil i-truth that
cannot bo repeated too often Tor
countless thousands WIN have often
heart 1t. ncglcct II cvcty year. and
always lail. Not 10y mighr, nor by
pow L, but ny my SWr,t, sai,h the
Lprb
L,t all, therefore VINO design to
turn Icat wuh h. Neg lsar,
seek thp an of COL IN humnl' p"ayer
Tor sucng h aud guidance, and p'r-
severe, Notwithstanding lip,cs from
time TO time. unul every oil AMI @
wi habit Il Conquered an cruc fled,
ana new habit, Ol -prtral gru~th
aud gIaco arI established. aud their
whole li'e trinsioruei in ri-htcou,>
ness aud true h"llnvs- "i the iua.r
Of Christ -LUtberuH ObScyctr.
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Character

Among the bappiest AMI prondes'
possession Of man is his character
IL is his wealth-it il rank of it,
self. 1t usually procures bin the
hon,rs anl rarely tho js.loisies of
fame Like most treasures that are
attained less by circum stances than
by ourselves. character il IN pre
felicitous reputation than Sloty
rhe wise man. therefore, does not
daspise the opinion of tho world
no estimates il at its full value he
does not wantonly jeopardize his
treasure of u COOL name. Ike d ies
not rush, from vanity alone, against
the receive | sentiments of oth,rs ;
he does not hazard his costly jewel
with unworthy combatants, and for
n petty stake. lle respects the leg
i'll ,tion of dccorum. What is the
essence ani the lifs OF character (.
Principle, integrity, indepsndsnc ;
or, as one of tho great old writer's
hath it: That inbred loyalty nntp
Nittuc, WiliGu Ciu rNlNt ~
livery These are qualities thnt
hang not up)n any mtn's breath
They must be formed with ourselves /;
they must m Ike onrselves-indissol-
uble and indi tructibe rs the so n I
conscious OF these possession'. We
tru, It Tranquil !, to time and OCCASION
to renl them kn ,wn we my re ~
assured that our cnricter sooner or
later will establish itself We
cannot more defea. our own object
than by restless an I fevere anx-
lety as to what the world will say OF
US. There is moral honesty in IA
dus regard for character which will
shape itself to tho minors OF n
crowd. Anl this, il honest, ia nc
less wise For the crowd never long
esteems those who filter it at their
own expense Ito who has the snp.
pleness Of the dem ,gosne will livc
to complain OF the ickleness Of tn,
moll
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II - q Z T. "
Naughty, Bat Nice.

Che stood behind my hixh backed chair,
Her curls against my face.
And turning round to see me fair,
NJ very thoughtsio trace.
ghe put dimplci hand in mine.
To hide IL In u irice,
AID, hlnshing jnst little, sail
IL really think yo-r nice"
Such woras a heart Of ice wodli touch,
And melt away In hliss:
In fact, I think said as much,
And binied nj kiss.
The winsom maid began TO pout,
To seem triao sai. -
"Thats very naughty. sir " she said,
aud now think you're bad :"
I told her while claspej her waist,
Where long, dark tres.cs curlel.
I would not have her love displaced,
No. not for all The world
And kiss without her sweet consent,
never, never would
an tell you. when you may" she said,
"And now ibink you're good
she stood beside my high.btckci chair,
Her curls against my face,
And turning round to see me fair,
My very thoughts to otrace.
Itook her dmpled hand in mine.
Like cunning little mice,
Aud kissed her--when the maiden said.
"Its naughty, hut it's nice"
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es-rzs,,=l-1n-7s--zsr-s>zrsaru

a Very STRANGE CASE -!he Cin-
oinnati Commercial Of last week re.
ports one of the most remarkable
instances en- record OF parental de-
yot.on in that city and Of success III
keeping secret family affection.
1wonty-seven years ago he kept n
house on Western row. a b o u /
that time number Of houses in
that vicinity we've destroy ed by fire.
including his residence. His wife in
delicate condition, suffered much
from fright, aud subsequently gave
birth TO a monstrosiiy-an Off
spring without any Of the better
senses Of n living creature, except
that Of sight-without toes or iinS
els. deaf, speechleSs, without the
least spark of intellect ar instinct
rwenty-seven ye,rs have passed.
aud the family have kept this crsi-
ture IN the ho sshold, secreted in
room. aud only few Of the neigh
bors besides, who are on the most
intimate relations have known Of its
existence. II eats when food is
placed to it's mouth, aud is kept in n
cleanly position by tho mpst CON
slant care. a long beard has grown
on its face. II is about three feet
in length 1t cawls abont sons,
hut moves with great difficulty
That such creature has lived so
long is singular. That family, in
stead OF placing il in some asylum.
has endured its presence in their
midst. aud nurtnrei it in assidnous
privacy through all these years is a
strange and affecting incident OF pa
Iternal DEVOTION
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21

TIE pncihc EXPRESS west can ne tls"pi Vt
NcNey'owu al 20 u. m. aud tho Ainufic tx
press ca,t at = % p. IN.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21
A RomaLkab,e Prssenilment.

IN March n,t, whlIo tho iIl-lntcd
Unite States steamer Huron Was
lyIng 10 thj harbur Of Port Il 'yal, ).
. G.. Litutculnt Arthur IL. Fletcher,
I her eNGrutyc officer, let the yes ci
% - twenty -inur nous leave If ab-
-tucc, HuI ta,lja4 u return ut the
expiration OF that tiuc, the ship sili-
ed iur another pIit without hIn. y
icw days after Mr. E.elchr returned
t. Port k,yal, rcpsrlrd to Cumm,-
durc j. IL, B C!,z, senior II wal oili-
ctr piuscul, and -;alcd to AIM TIA,
Tor s"mc nm past I've hal a presnn-
/ tiuenL that II ur went tr sea ~ the
lliron tm the PurpOs, Ot tui,hiug
too crnI'c Uw1 ieats) he would be
"r,ckei. lhl- ie, la. u K complete
possession of his mind. and 10 u,rd
every N ans 10 grt d 'i"ch"d bu.
the Navy Drptr. mrni rr!u t. Ur-
der II wi,h"ut n better reason. WHEN
hc found that all his eli lrts had iuleI
ho icit ;ht II irpu IN the manner tt
'ei, with thr intrntiDn not 10 return
F" his he was placci unier arrest
aud trIri by court ciarrial, at Wa a'h-
lnatou Navy Yard. iu An,rSt Ia t
In dcicucr lie nmdi u Statement ~
sub stance us above. aud called Com
IN 'durc Chlz. CpmmpI1rr u 'prgc L
hyan, of the lln-on, aud other ulli-
Gers To prove tnit brIorc leaving thc
ship hu hal told t'cn # the Ire al -
IN tact, irror-he hIi Of nni>hIn.
the cruise in tho vessel. Tnls i II
matter of rec RI, on lilo in the Navy
ID pai 'menl, AMI, though u;h n lnr
ol dri"nce was Ia ,ghrd ~ wien made
the fate " he Huron viii cause MA.
nv sup r-ll'l"n- people 10 think that
Mr. Fle chr s prem nil,"n was iuliy
pr" en 10 he = trde 0le hy ih' W. ck
"f ktty Hawk. n c. IVashing-
ton Rspnii 'aa.
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A CURIoUs VILLA curious viii,
says tho Boston Adoertiser, has just
been settled in Berlin. containing n
moral worth a wi,ler circulation than
q miser's last treatment often OBJ
tains. The poor man died, when g.
the general surprise it was found he
left 81, 900 marks The $1,000 in a
package, signed and sealed, was to
be given to his native town in Beva-
ria 1000 each to three brothers. and
900 to friend with. whom he had
qnrrrelled. It was stipulated that
none Of tho -four should follow the
body to the grave, which sugges tion
the three brothers gladly accsptol.
but the quarreller walked along anl
forfeited his thoussni marks, for the
sake Of paying last mitigating hon
or. When the package was opened
for the town it disclosed another
will, giving the $1,000 to any OF the
four who should disregard the stip
ulation
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A FAIruvUL Dos Reward. Il
gen,lenan who lives in Vernon coun,
ty tells Il remarkable st Iry of the sa-
gacity of dog which accompanied
him on his travels, While in the
Short creek timbar, on his way to
Joplin. the dog jumped and caught
the horse by the bride rein. Mr.
Ewing drove the animal off. but it
persisted in catching tho horse by
the reins, until the gentleman con-
cluded it must be mad Under the
inpnlss of the moment he pulled his
revolver aud shot the animal, which
then ran back along tho roal over
which he had come. In u few min
utes Mr.. Ewing missed his overcoa' F.,
which had been tied to the sallle,
He Turned back to iind it. and after
riling about u mile. not only fonnd
his coat, but his faithful dog. which
was living on the garment dead
jefferson (Mo) Tribune.
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Don'ts for Old Maids.

Don't get s,ured wit the whole
world because some of the brothers
didn't take You in ont Of the cold /;
maybe it was your fault.
Don't think when you look back
tbro' the vista Of yca rs and see
yourself, in Imagination, leaning o.
yer the garden gate with that fell
low Oh the other sii.. that you
made Il narrow escape iIs might
have only been fooliug with You.
Don't think il you had il all to do
over again you would b, differently
and better. The probabilities are
you would be about ~ much OF IA
! goose rs YOU were then.
Don't try to mlto tha whole
worll believe thtt yon aro in / ,yn-
right elrnest all wonl lat marry
the best man on top of the ground
II yon could, for you know you
/ would.
Don { say that MI women are sim
| pletOns who mirry, for thar is not
conplim 'ntary to yout III jtbcr.
Don't thank gao lnis, when you
see half dozen urchins making it
lively for your neighbJring sisters
that they aint yours. Y,u dpit
know how 'ntth fun it il 70 BE- val.
loping them with a slipper or dosing
theL with pirogoric.
Don't swear oif from hum IN soci-
ETY. and take all yorr stock in poo
dies or pct cats. They are just az
mean ~ men when you rcfdso to
gratify their caprices.
DJnt think the world don't put a
proper estimate upon your value. 1t
does Mothers arc constantly poin
ting to YOU ~ examples for their
frisEy daughters.
Don't think YOU ought to smilo
the less because yop haven't any
one in ptrticnilr 10 smile for 1mile
fpr spite, if for nothing else, just
to maze men sorry that they lett
such bunch of animltel sGushino
60 uucaptnred.
Don't think you ought to he staii
AMI sDnbre. That's Il mistnlie.
Ypu htvo g. faw of tho responsible
ties of life that you ought 10 BE- II.
merry as birl al the tim,
DJu't thiuli IL, mad, u mistake
when she concluded not t. live an
OLD mail, for naighbors were 10 EIi
apart then that sao won!l hay,
been worry lonely.
Don't while away tho dali hours
hy becoming u gossip mDnsor Ii
yJu want an occupation start base
bail club.
DON'T wear q lon. face aud loo'
rs il yon d.s.ei you5ell on crab ap.
pcs 1t il jnst ~ easy tn loo!,
bright, sweet aui II ststit. Gao O
tho brightest mortal, IN nnr ncqrlin
tanco never acknowledged allegiance
to ans Of tho lords Of creation, look
rs merry Us june morning, ant
everybody likes hor.
DIn't retire liio a roclnss nni
gropa through l,fd in sIiitill. Tho
one who il cOl.inol t. his or her
own society alone has generally VI
Iry unlntoroStiHS pmplny
Don't think there IL something
alically defective about the worl
because it dJosnt run exactly ac-
corling II yOnr notion. There arc
Thousands OF people who do thin!,
~, aud yet they fail to make it any
better.
Don't get Worried with tho little
fellows because they ronp, and vel
aud raise the mischief generally.
That's u way they hiyo OF lo.tins
folks know thoy are about.
Don't complain at the "orl ] you
live in, but make the best of it while
You are here, trip through it lightly
merrily ~ You can, aud ut the end
you will dnl that while yon have
had some of its trials YOU h,ve also
escaped mtny. and enj ,yel an aver-
age share of bic ssin ~
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oh my beauty 7 1 care not for
myslef--nor care 1 for your devot-
ed father there, want you I will
have you Come I
He seized her hanl She with q.
drew with scream, aud the old
father claspiuy his hands criel ont,
God deliver Ms from this scourle /
At that instant the folding doors
flew open.
There stood Joseph Stanford.
The william did not forget his
smile ile drew a pistol from his
inner waistcoit aud AIMED IL ut the
soldier Fortunately the 1int lock
missol fire. IL an instant more the
OLD mau wrenched the weapon from
the rascal grasp.
II arrest you ns u traitir al |
spy cried Joseph drawing his
sword aud rushing on Estcleck
Give me your sword
Tho coward Welded tho weapon
without word Ills fIco boclme
, livid
Alice, lot in the officers / cried
Joseph and shortly aiterwirl Cap.
tain famper ani tho C,rp,ril who
hal been waiting in an alley way.
re>entorol.
Here's vonr mln continued 10.
seph. brelthlessly. \ spy:a villain
keepin. MP communication with the
eneny Cirryiug on Illicit trade
Wandering thieviny II issuisin :
himself fake him Of. hivo a,l
the proofs To morrow the council
shall hear mo Strip N his uniform,
he disgrsces tho holy cause Of Lib
eity Away with him !
aud they ttoll him well gulrlal,
to the old Whlnus street prison.
i did not tell th G, 1--we, for fclr
of irkius thee, sail Joseph. press.
ing the beiutifll Aiico tp his bosom
anl kissing her fair iprehotl, that
this man yesterday, htad twice AZ
me on IigI street.
'piI he his thee she asked with
u face oi fear.
No. beloved Thank Col, es~
cape his shot +! have known him
long asa spy.-'le will m,et his de
serts now. He hath bcou designin !,
great evil here. / have all tn. pa
pcr4 all tho evidence necessary 10
senl him swiftly to tho gtllows.
There are more like him heretb )uts.
Ls, his fate be u warning 10 ali trail
tors =
Wish bin 10 evil save his oyn
bitter thnnghts. murmure1 Alico,
For thy sake forgive him, loy3'
stil the pitrio. bnt he must meoi
his punishment The times arc harI
AMI neal harl motsuecs
Not many days after this event, n
horse gallIpcl fhriou.ly up Sprnc,
street. followed by crowl shJu5
Ing. y prisoner escaped y Tory
prisoner ! Death to the spy.
SDne friend OF ,hs prisoner In
actu lily proc irel him horse TO ac-
celcrite his escape.
\ sol lier in the mob hIppening
to lire at the horsantn, th, steel
mtls 4 spring AMI threw the rider
over his heat They ran to pii;
up tho mln. 1t was Robert Este
leci. The ballet hal nDt touch cl
him The fill hpd broken his nec,;
anl he WAS dead
Joseph Stimforl came bIcl; from
the cinptign with tho titis Of Gap
tlu well eIrn'i, an ! with slb .
cut in the shoulder. but he live | t.
see peace aud union, not only IN the
country, bat ia hiS own home, where
with his owa believe | ALICE, the hap
py Queen, au | tnree m,rry clli irsl,
life was TO han an epoca of h,ppi-
ues IN blis,flii - st.
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Wide growing at her husband
last ss,snsner, ~ woman in Chicago
war struck w kISitiug aud instant.
" killed. kalliss stiOutd paste this
Ig1axAuosntb = 1h6fRAss.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-02-22

picked them up from the wreck of the
schooner "Steadman," which put out of
Charleston, S. c., on Dec. 18th. The
Inflated vessel was driven about by
gales, which set in at the commence
ment of her voyage, till she was dis
abled and lost all her boats, SO that
there was no possible chance for the
crew of seven men to escape from the
helpless hull. After days of drifting
the provisions gave out and no sail hove
in sight. There was fresh water on
board which kept all hands alive for a
few days. Then three died and the
four survivors continued in their hOrri-
BILE suffering until they went mad from
starvation. A quarrel ensued, during
which one of their number, mulatto,
was shot dead, whereupon the survivors
fell upon him and made hideOus meal
from his remains. The details of the
story are too terrible to reproduce. The
captain of the vessel which at length
rescued the furnishing wretches, says
that when he took them on board, they
were barely able to walk or speak. The
latter are not allowed to leave the boat
that brought them here until it is de-
termined what legal action if any, shall
be taken in the matter. RADIx.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-02-22
A Woman Cremated.

The body of Mrs. BeDn Pitman, wife
of the well known Cincinnati phonO-
grapher. was cremated In DR.. LIE
Moyne's furnace at Washington, Pa,
Friday afternoon, in accordance with
her express command. Mr.. Pitman was
not accompanied to Washington by any
friends, and nobody but DR.. LIE MOyne
and himself were present during the
cremation, which began at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon and was successfully ac-
complished within two hours. In 1S
minutes the body had been entirely re-
duced, and at the end of an hour and
thee quarters the cremation was pro-
nounced complete, and the tiues of the
furnace were closed and the door sealed
Theoretically to arrest combustion and
allow the retOTt to cool. Mr.. Pitman
has taken the ashes home with him,
but has not fully decided what DISPOSE
ton to make of them. The only thing
he has settled is not to deposit them in
an urn, after the ancient fashion, tive
don't want anything of the horrible
about it." He says that he ''may pos
sibly plant a rOsebush over them.
would be very glad to have her live in
Il rosebush. | know it would please
her, too, and be IN every way consls-
tent with her own ideas"
From the. moment of death to the
last scene at Washington, the whole
treatment of the body was entirely at
variance with immemOrial custom. Mrs.
Pitman had long entertained an utter
adherence of the conventional burial
ceremonies, and about two years ago,
when in perfect health, arranged with
DIR. LIE Moyne for the burning of her
body when she should die. In August,
when death from a cancer was plainly
inevitable, she made her will, and left
the following instructions: 'Inasmuch
us | have long conceived it to be the
most sensible mode of disposing of my
body, desire that my remains be for
warded to DIR. LIE Moyne, to be crema-
ted in the furnace built 10y him for that
purpose in Washington, Pa"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-02-22
The Eastern Situation.
APPEARANCES LESS wARLIKE.

+ANIEAhaNSES LESS w
After several days of solicitude as to
the result of English war ships at Con-
stantinople, the following more pacific
news comes Monday:
The Russians have abandoned the
purpose of occupying the city of Con-
>tantinople, probably in consequence Of
representations from Austria and Ger
many the British fleet has withdrawn
to Mudania bay, 40 miles south of Con-
stantinople, doubtless because of a de-
sire on the part of Great Britain to
facilitate negotiations and prevent the
entry of the Russians; and congress
OF the European powers, to ble
at Baden Baden, Germany, has been
a .gTe upon by all the Russian 0&rpd 4s e
.tvy, H1"SesSoP 6eeupy Gallipoli. The czal
ana the sultan are actively exchanging
personal friendly dispatches. 1t is ex-
Ipected that peace will be signed by the
time the congress meets two or three
weeks hence. Namyk Pasha, who was
recently sent from COnstantinople to
me russian camp to induce Grand Duke
Nicholas to give up his intention of en-
erlng the city, has been recalled. The
ceiling in Europe is of course more con-
1dent. A Vienna telegram, however
lays: Notwithstanding the prospect
a congress, the situation is still con
ndered grave. 1t is rumored that EMO
ana has made Overtures for an under
BANDING and arrangements with Aus
ala, and the latter is negotiating a loan
With Rothschild.n
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-02-22
Letter from Florida.
JACKSONVILLE. Feb. u, Is

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. ~, 1873.
Friend Stone AS our friend Capt.
Ide gave you an account of his trip to
this place recently, by water, l thought
l would just say few words in regard
to the route by rail to Savannah, as
very many will wish to avoid the
"heaving up" of Old Ocean.
We left Boston on Thursday at z P.
NJ, via n. Y. g. n. E. Road. in the new
and elegant Palace sleeping car "Queen
City, and came through to Savannah
without change of car--being transferred
by steamer from Harlem to Jersey City
while asleep in our car. We stopped
about six hours in Washington, giving
us time to make brief visit to the
Capitol and White House, and arrived
in Savannah via Charleston. at min,
o'clock Sunday morning. From theme,
to this place part of our party came b!
rail; we came by steamer the "out-sid
route" so-called, and up the st. JOhn'
river. 1t was a very pleasant oceal
trip, and we arrived at Jacksonville a
10 o'clock A. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-02-22
Public Opinion.

The passage of the amended Bland
bill by a Senate of which four or five
members were drunk, will mark, it is
to be hoped, the lowest deep of Ameri-
can financial Stiffness. Unfortunately
sobriety would have been attended
with no greater wisdom, and the sot-
tishness was II mere emblematic Incl
dent to ''drunk" of Judgment which
has been .'onn for some months, and
which cannot he slept off in a night
Springfield Republican.
There appears to be difference of
opinion as to the number of tipsy Sena-
tors during the night on which the Sill
yer bill was passed. The Boston Ad-
vertlser says that two Democratic Sen
atOrs were intoxicated, while the Her
aid correspondent says that 1.-The num-
Der of Senators either noisy or stupid
~ drunk was amazing" Why not make
the names of such public
The advertisement of an importing
firm, published in the last number of
the American Bicycling Journal, con-
tains the following significant para
graph: &C. H. s. Co. would notify in
tending purchasers that should the pro-
posed silver bill become law they will
at once quote their prices in gold, in
which case their current price list
(Which now refers to United States cur
rency) will be subject to alteration"
After an all-night session, during
which there were scenes upon the floor
and in the Hobbies of the Senate not
creditable to that body but entirely in
keeping with the deed which the ma
jOrity was intent on concentrating, the
Senate by vote of AZ to 81 passed a
bill remonetizing silver which had been
reported by the Senate Finance Com
mittee, with few amendments.--Bos-
ton Journal.
Tho n-,.rr,uI uvrI;trD ana +ho u,:-L
pocket" bill is the definition of the
Bland dollar, given by Republican
and Democrat, who expect to reap none
of the profits of the passage of the bill.
-Ne'o York Commercial A dvertiser( Rep. !