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The New York herald., 1878-07-06
PILGRIMS OF PLEASURE.
KNIGHTS rEMPLARs ON THEIR WAY TO VISIT
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
The Knights OF Mary Commsndery, No. sc, knights
Templar, OF Philadelphia, who arrived yesterday At
the ST. Nicholas Hotel sail to-day at ten o'clock
for Europe on the steamer Anchoria IRON
pier No 20 North River. They are bound on
n Masonic pilgrimage of pleasure to Ireland,
Scotland, England. Paris and other points OF inter.
est on the European Continent. In addition TO visit
ing the Paris Exhibition they Intend 10 journey
through Switzerland and the Rhine country. They
under the command OF Eminent SIR
cnahs' carnss The gSana commsndery Of tSe State
of Pennsylvania Upon The arrival Of the Knights at
the ST. Ncdoas Hotel the standard OF the order was
panied ihcm were escorted through the newly con-
strucled entrance whien was opened TO guests for tho
rst imc The iadics were conducted to the tea room,
when mad boon attcd up Tor tae occasion.
The following Is a hst OF the participants In the
e. Of PcSnsy vans Daniei i. sattcr +. 4. O., Mary
Geoige 5. Courad Mary Charles Matthews, Jr Mary;
ySS s0rS'n Nary pom, Mary H.
Su1y';' Mary; Jackson % Hcss' Mary; Mrs. JacE.on
ksss ks%osn "1'In william j. Son,s % ST joGns; rSo%s:
kesh John A. Bicgei, Cuasscur; John 5. Mckinley
Kepsingtop; Edward White. Chasscur; Mark
Commahdery OF Pennsylvanla tof the Public
Ledoo, Of Pniladeipnal All the above named SIR
addition to whom there arc:--Lisutonant Emmet
Crawford, upncd states Army Baltimore Christo her
YORK; Mira Mary Cowdrey, stonenani, Mass. MBs
Maria g. Emr.y Boston, Mass; Daniei Alfred
Davidson, No. . Scw Haven, Conn. Captain Fredcr-
lex Van Nn~t, United states Army, Washington, D.
C.; Daf1e ) DAVIS, stOueham, Mass Mrs ID. :.
DAVIS, Massachusetts,; JACOB " Gotwalt Norristown,
Pa in addition to the thirty who sail from here to-
day fifteen Sr Knights Will JOIN tue inherent
epcampment nt Londonderry An informal re-
ception in bonor OF the vsitIng Knghts was had
last night IN the tea room OF the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Ellwood T.. Tnornc r. q. III. and r. b. e., Of Pales-
tine Commandery, No. Is, addressed the visiting
Tcmplars, welcoming them upon their arrival, and
extending TO them the right hand OF fellow.
snip during their stay. Thomas Cassidy 7.
w., Morton Commandery, No 4, and several
other eminent SIR Knign,s were also present. The
pilgrims appeared 10 ciiizens dress only, their uni
forms being packed up and ready to send on sup
board early to-day. There Is TO be public display
or parade In UNIFORM OF the pilgrims eitner In this
country or abroad. A tugboai, Win some Masonic
frionds, will 20 aUwn the Dsy to see tho party Oh.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
SHOT HIS SWEETHEART.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

NORFOLK, va, July 5. 1873.
The town OF franklin, on the seaboard road, was
greatly shocked this morning by tragedy In the
open streets A young colored man OF the place,
named Emanuel VicK, k.lied his sweetheart, q col
ored young girl about eighteen years OF age, named
Anna Perkins.
H. seems tnat the girl had two sutors. and tho
csssiui attentions oil his rival 80 worked upon the
Jealous nature ot Emanuel that he determned a
matter of revenge, Tor transferring her anec0ns to
another, to XIII the girl at the hrst opporu unity
With TINS murder0us design he procured an old
fashioned flint and steel horse pstUi and when Anna
passed his shop, which Is adjoining tho railroad
station, this morning, he deliberately cane the
ak and nred the girl AS shc walked away
from him. The shot entered the grps back below
tho shoulders ana passed entirely through her body.
coming out OF her breast just below the lett nipple
She sank TO the ground when shot and died almost
Instantly The tragic occurrence was Witnessed by a
crowd o; people the street ana Vick was speedily
AREA. cd and committed to jail
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
A WOMAN SHOT.

Mrs Laura Wilson, wniie standing In the doorway
OF her sister, Mrs. Cluevs, house In wcehawken,
yesterday received q wound that u IA believed will
cause her death fhe crack Of z u was heard and
at the same instant Mrs. wilson exclaimed, "lm
shot, /" and iel In the hall. WucD assistance reacned
her blood flowed copiously from wound IN the lett
breast. Medical attendance vas brought and the bail
probed Tor. Opinions diaer 80 10 who hred the shot
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OTFiCgR,
WASHINGTON, jury al A. n.


OFFICE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL 0vricER,
WASHINGTON jury al A. n.
q Indications.
For the Middle States and New England, cooler,
nortncrly winds, except warmer southery In tho Mid.
die Atlantic States stationary or rising barometer,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
In tho South Atlantic and Gulf states warmer south.
cas-, to southwest winds, stationary, followed BY
failing barometer partly eloudy weather ami possibly
local rams will prevail
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and lower lake
reg,op norlhcry winds. shifting to south, and las'
with warmer. partly cloudy weather and falling
barometer.
For the upper lakes, Uppcr Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys, northeast to southeast winds,
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather, rising foi'
lowed by falling barometer.
Tho rivers will generally fall slightly.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06

groups of federal soldiers kept up an angry discharge
OF firearms they rereated upon their supports ana
their last line, yielding delivered voliey aiter
voley they sulleuy retired by tue Chance OF
war a Mine ball from one OF tnese ana its
fatal work. AS General Johnston, on borse-
back, sat there, knowing that he had crushed in
the arch which had ioug resisted the pressure oil
his forces and ng until they should collect suh
Gently give the lnsl stroke he received IN ortaI
wound. 1t the moment OF victory ana triumph
IRON a flying ioe II smote him ut he very instant
he felt the full convection that the day Wa won,
that his conduct and wisdom were Jusilhed by
results and that he he'd in his hand the fortunes
OF war and the success OF the Conieoerate
ciuse II his not to be he tell as he
would have wished fall, and with a harper
fate than those VINO lived witness the overthrow
and rum OF their great cause. He had often eD
pressed ths writer preference for this death OF
the soldier. II came sudden and painless. But he
had SO lived as neither 10 lear nor snun It, IL came
to him like an incident of an i'm mortal hie-its ncces
sary part, bat not its close"
The book Is full OF an~cdote and closes with num-
ber Of eulogies OF the Southern general among whn
that by his Is not the least enthusiastic. 1t u
printed large octave volume, In handsome
style and substantially bound.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
SHOT BY MISTAKE.

JAxEsrowS, n. Y, July s. 1873
At twelve o'clock last night a woman named Ryan,
eighty years OF age, escaped from .he County Poor
house at Dewittvile. she sought refuge at farm
house, and while ing the doors and windows,
shot through TIC head NY the iarmer, who mistooK
her for for U bur slar she cannot 1--we.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 5, 1878.
The death sentence Of Moses Green, who to
have been hanged here to-day Tor the killing OF Henry
Bradley has been ommu.ed to mprson ment Tor lilo
by the Governor.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
A LITERARY EXPEDITION.

The publishers and editors OF Scribner's Monthly
have long had 1t In contemplation 10 make a somo.
what thorough and ex ended tour OF observation ia
South America with Wow to series OF illustrated
papers on Brazii The Scribner party will sail
to-day in tho new American steamship Rio de
Janeiro The party consists OF Herbert h. Smith,
gen,icman who has already spont two years and q
hall in Brazil, part of tho time In governments Elm.
ploy ana Wells Champney the artist Of "rhe
reat south" papers in Scribner. The party will pro.
ce 81 a. once up Amazon While Is summer hero
IL is OF course midwinter there
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
SHOT HIS BROTHER.

SCRANTON, Pa, July s, 1878.
Patrick Horan shot and killed his brother. Michael
at Carbondaie, to-day. during drunken scuffe.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
SENTENCED 70 DEATH.

MACON. Ga, July 5, 1873.
William Holt (coIored) has been sentenced to DO
hanged for murder on August 80.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-22
sprakslos och likval sd full az self

spraksl6s och likval sd full af SELF
fortrostan, pa satt och Wis lugnt af-!
,vaktande det kritiska domslutet, att
man al bold att tala ON en- modern!
iklassicitet. Hvad vi har hare sagt,
gor sig gallande nastan .ofver ALT.
ON man betraktar de praktfulla pors-1
linerna fran Rorstrand eller Gustafs-
berg, terracotta-arbeten fran Hoga.
mas, Ferons filigramsarbeten guild
och silver, Wiklunds bronsarbeten,
Linderoth och Tornbergs ur, prakt.
moblerna fran Stenberg och Bernt-
son j G0teborg, fru Sjobergs j. Malm6
laderblommor eller andra utstallnings-
alster af konstsl6 6jd-ofver ALT hyilar
blicken pa sk6na former. Men afyen
mar -det CALLER att skapa rent nyttiga
ting, star den svenske industriidka-
rem icke tillbaka. Sa t. ex. fins ut
markt godt, svenskt ahusbehofspors-
-emellanat en- efterbildning af en-
gelska, franska och tyska monster
utstaldt af olika frmor. Glasvaror,
granitarbeten, papper, tandstickor
utan fosfor, och svafvel, guild och siIf-
verarbeten visa de artiklar, som till
hora Sveriges export, en.export, som
betydligt 6fverstiger inforseln. Och
detta CALLER annu mera ON pelsvaror,
jernfabrikat, rajern och starka dryc-
ker. o.. A. Ericsson G0teborg har
utstalt telegrafska arbeten, hvilka en-
ligt fackmans pastaende aro f6rtraffii-
ga, och doktor Zander' fran Stock
holm bjuder pa lS utmarkta apparater
for sjukgymnastik, hvilka vacka all
man f0rvaning. Och delta med rata,
alldenstund de aro uttankte och med
stor framgang anvande af den prof
wade sjukgymnasten doktor Zander,
som under fora aret behandlat 674
man och 205 qvinnor. De utstalda
fotograferna aro ratt CODA och betrak-
tas med So mycket st6rre n6je, som
de till stor del atergifva bildsk0na
svenskar, ljuslagda qvinnor af en- ar
bar fagring, hvilken ar sa mycket
mera tilltalande, som man efter hand
borjar svarma mindre for de mesta-
dels brunetta parisiskornas behag, an
man gjorde, da man f6rst kom till
Babel vid Semen. De grafska kon-
"sterna aro svagt representerade, ditto
vafnadsalster. Daremot ar maskin-
hallen rikligare fyld an man kunde
vanta. Plogar, liar, yxor och andra
verktyg af sardeles god beskaffenhet
finnas utstalda af olika frmor. Lika-
ledes yisar en- temligen rik samling af
landtbruks. och arbetsredskap, att
Sverige mycket val kan besta vid en-
Ljemf0relse med slater. af lika, ia val
h0gre rang. Lerkarl och karl af jern-
bleck och messing for beredning och
bevarande af sm6r bilda tillsammans
med arbeten af ira och allehanda an
dra, inhemska alster en- utstallning,
som ar Fatt trefig att skada. I kolos-
sal myckenhet upptrada malt och
spsitdrycker."
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-22
sVenska ufstallningen i Paris.

En- tysk, Georg Buchholtz, skrifyer
rorande syenska tstalIningen j Paris
bl. a. fo,jande, som vi efter Nerike
Allehanda atergifva: s#sssss
Sverige med sina 4 u millioner In
nevanare, sager Buchholtz, har ord:
nat en- utstallning, som ieke endast
Yisar, att sVenska nationen innehar
en- hog bildningsgrad, utan Sock beEi-
sar, hur fortraf1igt det ar bestaldt
med 1andets formaga att utratta ma
got pa det industriela omradet. Om
det. som hor handtverket till, franz
trader pa ett satt, som yittnar ON ar
Iigt och starkt arbete, So saaforeter konst-
sl6jden en- sa rem och adeI skonhet,
att maken dartilI knappt nog kan am
trafas I de andra utst tallning gsafdel-
ningarne. Denna sk6nhet ar So am
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-22
ningearistokrati, framf6r att vara frie
man i ett fritt land !! 5e. sfSS **.s F..
Grove City j Augusti 1878. -
~. 49,. .s:, A. p. Onsdorf.
Bref fran f0lket.
LARNEE, Kas., d IS Aug. 1877

LARNEE, Kas., d. 5:Aug. 1873.
Red. at MINI. Stats 1ydning.
Kanske det torde intressera nagon
af edra lasare att afven h6ra snagot
fran deras landsman ssin the south
west vi aro har here svenskar fran
skiljda delar af Sverige, som hafva
f0redragit att nedsla vara bopalar i
den for sin sk6nhet och slit helso-
samma klimat redan sd myeket omta-
1ade Arkansas.d .dalen sydvestra Kan
sas. De feste af oss trifvas har val
och aro godt belstna med denna hast
framatgaende provins. Emigratio-
men fran Indiana, Ohio, Illinois och
Iowa till denna stat har ar varit den
st6rsta som nagonsin egt rum, sedan
Kansas blef kandt. En- och AMMAN af
vara landsman Ostern, tyckes ocksa
draga sig at delta hall. Icke mindre
an tya ssexcursion trains,'' under led.
ming af hrr Lindstrom och Bengtson
fran Lynn Centre, Ill, komma att ut.
ga fran Davenport, Iowa, den IA och
% denna manad.' Efter hvad vi for.
moda, kommer- sakerligen manga
svenskar hit vid namda tillfalle, och
vi hoppas att de fiesta af dem, som
hitkomma, skola tinna sig val belatna
och bosatta sig var narhet och dar-
med starka antalet af bebyggare i
v8rt svenska settlement.
Som hastigast far jag mamma att
sk6rden varit god delta ar. Hvetet
gifver fran Is till IS bushels pr acre.
Amman sad proportion darefter.
s.. i H6gaktningsfu1lt
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-22
~
81 Garibaldis hem.

Garibaldis hem pa on Caprera ar en-
af de enklaste byggnader och det lif
han darinom for, lika enkelt.. Han
har endast ia tjenare och det sages att
hans CASTER sjelfva maste badda upp
sina sangar. Generalens dagar aro
fattiga pa omvexling. Han stiger
upp XII. 4 pa morgonen och gar ut for
att Sc ON nagra favoriter, som uppe-
halla sig pa ytan och stranderna :af en-
liten dam nara huset-en flock gass.
Sedan han matat dem gar han tillba.
ka till huset och dricker en- kopp svart
katie, hvarefter han arbetar pa akern
till omkring en- timme fore midda-
gen, da han atervander hem och Of,
verser och undertecknar de bref som
hans sekreterare, Bassi, enligt hans
instruktioner skrifvit. iTolf eller tret-
ton ar sedan plagade han begagna dem
ma timme fore .middagen att under
visa en- iten herdegosse vid mann
Luca Spano. Denna gosse, var f6ga
mer an en- idiot, men. genom talamod,
godhet och rihardighet ,lyckades det
Garibaldi att CORA nagot af honom.
Han hade lart sig att lasa och skrifya
ganska val och gjorde fortfarande CO.
da framsteg, da han den "a JUL 1873
stupade vid generalens sida vid Monte
Suello Tyrolen. ON denna hjelte-
dod och andra tilldragelser slit af-
ventyrliga lif talar generalen otvun-
get, da han sitter vid. middagsbordet,
vid hyars 6fre anda han sjelf sitter.
Vid sidorna sitta hans son Menotti
och gasterna SAINT .snedanfor saltet"
tjenarne., ,Middagen ar pa Caprera
alltid ett enkelt NAL; det borjas med
minestra, en- 'slags soppa med klimpar
och gronsaker uti, hyarefter' f6lja en-
ellerl tva ratter.g Vim jbrukasf icke.
Efter omkring en- timme stiger gene
ralen upp fran ebordet och tager en-
middagslur, hvarefteri han laseratid.
ningarne ellerz snagon box, i hvilken
han ar intresserad. KID gar han till
baka till faltet och arbetaritill 8 eller
half :, da han ater qvallsyard. Dar.
efter gar han till slit rum, skrifver i
sin sdagbok, antecknar sina rneteoro.
1ogiska iakttagelser under dagen1 och
Thar van1igen gait till sangsavid den
It'd da en- stor del af verlden borjar
lforyandIa natten tiIEdag. 91III sIlEs
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-22

drycker, hvilka aro sa oskadliga, da de
nyttjas med malta, ar mYcket skadli-;
gare an det som fas af vim. Branvi-.
nets inf6rande, och den st6rre lathe,
ten att "a vim, har yisserligen bidragitf
till att afskaffa omattligheten j Oh
och mjod; men daremot har brannvi-
net skadat darigenom, att dess pris
gjort bruket daraf mera; allmant. O..
mattligheten j dryck har darfore un-
der en- Yiss It'd snarare till an, aftagit /;
men nu terde man val vaga pasta, att
den under de senaste mansal ldrarne
,betydligt aftagit.g 4 delta ,afseende
:ha de h6gre standen, f6regatt de rim
gare med godt exempel. M har
omattlighet dryck nastan helt och
hallet upph6rt bland de- f6rnama, och
darfor uppna fere, bland dem en- sund
Slderdom an forut, men hos menige
man ar f0randringen hari icke sa stor,
som man val Dor hoppas att den skall
blifva. Den som ej f0ljer religionens
bud ON nykterhet sorjer lila for sin
egen helsa. :.
SO. Lakekonsten har blifvit myc-
ket f0rbattrad, och vi ha fera skickli-
ga lakare an fordom. Hartill kommer,
att den darskapen, att soka sin radd-
ming genom vidskepliga medel och So
kallade kloka gubbars rad mer och
mer kommit ur bruk. ehuru den annu
ar ALT for mycket radande. Med la
kekonstens f6rbattring har tillika foljt
manga CODA anordningar ON sundhets-
vasendet, hvarigenom smittsamma
sjukdomar antingen forekommas eller
hindras att utbreda sig. Bland dessa
foranstaltningar Dor i synnerhet nam.
mas koppympningen, som raddat' So
manga barns lif.
(Arbetare.Bladet.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-22
Xrssamhallet sjukta. Hvari ]. lb.eessltar sl
- r sjukdomeD, och hvilka arc ~ =
81 5@bolemedlen? IN. -. ~
Forts. f.. N:o32)ass

Att samhallet ar sjukt,H ,darpa ar
s'trampen'. bade ett talaa.de och stun.
dom ett slaeede beyis. Arbetsbespa-;
rande maskiner uppgifves namligen af
somliga sasom orsaken till arbetsbri.
stem, och hvad ar da naturligare. an.
att asstrampens" raseri och hamndbe.
gar riktas mot dessa maskiner, hvari
han skadar orsaken till slit elande.
Ty,s lika som edet sages-och. kanske
icke utan skal att en- person, som Till,
fredsstalt sin IMAGES ALA fordringar3
SAINT befnner sig fred och harmoni
med denne maktige potential, under
ett sadant tillstandy az sardeles bold
lg6renhet och 4barrnhertigh ghets.
/ verk, lkasa ar en- person, hvars mage
fafangt ropar pa brod, i ett tillstand
af nppror mot hela menskli gheten, Diet
vida och djuriska hos honom far Of
verhanden och framtrader i all sin ma
kenhet, och ON han harunder icke an
( It'd ;sanoga a6fyeryagerf6 6ljaerna az sitt
handl dlingssatt, So horde han icke d6.
mas alltfor stran Han, som s.yiss. .,,E.
#te va. hYad i menniskan var och i
grnnden kande den menskliga nat,,.
rem SAINT dess fel och svagheter, haf-
yer sagt Ddmer icke, sa warden /
ickes domde SAINT Den, som al utan
fel. kaste forsta stenen.''
Att emel ellertid rotten till det onda
ligger djnpare SAINT att maskinerlIa
aro minsta orsak ken till arbetsbristen
bland va 70 u, skola ri straxt blifYa
til1falle att visa.
Det AZ sagdt och erkandt och behof.
yer saIedes icke bevisas, att pennin.
gen AZ for statskroppen, hVad blodet
;ar for mennisk okroppen.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-22
Lanta kladar Yarnna icka.

Lasten AZ ofta mera modig an
dygden, darfor att hon har mindre att
f0rIora. d ,5.z-. 's.s. sz3.s
Var rikedom az alltid en- frestare
for andra och ofta en- snara for oss
sjelfye.
-Det az en- bra karl, som icke
skams att ga j sina gamla klader till
dess han ar j stand att betala de nya.
Tystnad az battre an EFT daligt
svar. s
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-08-22
General Grants bes6k / KriStiania
g 81 och StOGkhOlmo

I G. 81. T. for den II JUL lases: I
L6rdags pa f0rmiddagen anlande ge-
neral Grant franKopenhamn till Kri.
stiania ombord q. angaren ''Kristia-
nia." Han atfoljdes af sin fru och
en- sekreterare. Generalen mottogs i
Horten af amerikanske konsuln Kri-
stiania hr G.. Gade och af den Hor.
ten bosatte norske malaren Balling,
som inbordeskriget med stor utmar-
kelse kampat under Grants befal och
vid krigets slut tagit afsked med Of
verstelojtnants rang.
Det visade sig flerestades under va
gen mellan Horton och Kristiania, att
man visste ON general Grants narva.
70 ombord s.Kristiania pa manga
,stallen flaggades, salut gafs afven, och
vid Dr6bak yoro manga damer ute i
batar och tillviftade sgeneralen hels-
ningar, som artigt besvarades. Far
tygen i Kristianias hamn voro tiagg-
prydda, och Toldbodbryggan var vid
angarens framkomst uppfylld med en-
stor menniskomassa, som helsade ge.
neralen med lifiiga hurrarop, da han
akte till hotel Victoria, dar han bor
under slit uppehall Kristiania.
ssMorgenbladet'' hade sandt en- re-
ferent till Horton, och dennes redo
g0relse for ,ett samtal han erholl
med FORE presidenten atergifva vi
bar delvis,. borjande med hans be-
skrifning 6fver generalens yttre.
Generalen ar en- undersatsig man,
som man svarligen kan kama igen ef-
ter de yanligen forekommande por-
tratten. De hafva mahanda varit IL
ka, men hans ansigte ar nu fylligare,
och det sjukligt melankoliska draget
pa portratten aterfnnes ej hans ut
seende,. som ar. kraftigt och kackt.
Eft visst drag af godmodighet och
humor ar paradt med uttrycket af den
sinnesjemvigt och det lugn, hyilka
till stor del skapat hans krigare- och
politiska bana. ,Det .fnnes hos gene
raj Grant ej det ringaste spar af an
spraksfullhet eller nedlatenhet, och
referenten fam honom langt ifran sa
ordknapp och tillbakadragen, som
man pastatt. ....:, ,.,- =.
? rfr
Under sitt yistande i Kopenhamn
hade general Grant sett de danska
trupperna il lagret i Dyrehaven, och
de hade gjort ett godt, intryck; pa no.
nom, sehuru de imilitarisk hallning
military appearance) voro de tyska
mycket underlagsna. Prins Napole'
on hade generalen ej besokt. '''Jag
gor icke mycket yasen af den slagten, =
sade han, "visserligen beundrar. jag
Napoleon, LIS smile, men Napoleon
den tredje bedrog pa ett skamligt satt
franska folkets stillit, da han som re-
publikens president ti1lskansade sig
kejsarkronan och sedan genom sins
gagnlosa krig drog skam och skada
ofyer landet. Jag har darfor ej an
sett mig bora CORA nagot .besok ho,
hans SON. Morgenbladet fnner det
ia tuttalande mark1igt, da man erinral
sig att ryktet en- It'd pastod, att Grant
tankte sfolja Napolen Ills foredome
| :, tEnligt sin resplan amnade general
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-19
that Mr.. Castle gave his sanction. And
so John won Florry after all.
And
Two Ways of Doing Business.

Deacon H., of r., was in his wood lot
busily engaged in preparing load for
market. On the other side of q low
fence his neighbor S. was also loading
for the same market. S. paused in his
work and watched the deacon for
while, and then exclaimed: deacon
you are q fool in being so precise with
your Load. You are altogether too par
ticular. What is the use of packing so
closely, rejecting so carefully every small
and crooked stick, and every one which
wants single inch of the required
length Look at my load; does not
contain nearly as much as yours, with
considerably larger profit" The deacon
simply answered: "You may do busi-
ness in your way L will do it in mine"
They both drove to the neighboring
city and waited in the market place for
customers. S. was fortunate enough to
find customer without much delay,
while many hours passed before the dea-
con could dispose of his load. Upon his
return late at night, his neighbor, who
had been home a long while, said to
him: 81 said you was fool, and was
1 not right? L sold my wood for the
same price you did, and, besides larger
profit, have saved much time" The
reply was, "You may do business in
your way will do it in mine"
Several weeks passed. Deacon H. and
his neighbor were again with their load
ed teams in the city, where they had
been many times for market for their
wood, The deacon was met by wealthy
merchant of the city, who said to him,
Take your load at once to my yard;
and do the same with every load you
bring, and will gladly pay your price. +"
That night deacon H. was early at
home. Late in the evening S. arrived
with his wood unsod. 'How was it,"
he said, that you found such ready
sale to-day, while L could not dispose of
my wood at any price? I"
- You do business in your way, and L
do it in mine. Who is the fool % said
the deacon.