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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND BROAD
- way. Toledo, Iowa. N. Snyder, proprietor
This elegant and comm di0ns New Hotel 10 now
open to the public. with nret-class accommoda-
lions. and at reasonable charges. It 10 not sur.
passed for finish and general styh, BY any H.tsl
In Central Iowa. At
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-16

lnLsrrsseosFs AAsAnnnfos Ny On illustrated
paper ON Roumania, BY KdwaFd King, will attract
attention By its timelinsss. Rosuania being, ~ .
leading New Ycsh journal rsnasAs, jsst now the
pivot Of political interest In Rastera Europe,
Another we'll illustrated article, en&itledA Noun
tain holiday, Gses . thrilling account Of he arst
trip ovef the lsesntly-csnplstsd Denver and RIO
Grand Railroad. which psnetrstss to the heart Of
the Rocky Nountainst attaining % elevation
scarcely inferior to tha great Peruvian roed, with
still sleeper grsdisnes and sharper curves Is
constrnetion Il probably The greatest feat of en-
glneering yet accomplished In The United SLATER.
There Is . variety Of short and interesting 81.
ticles In this Dumbcr. n. A. HAnainetuu euHSmar-
Ices the entertaining eaFeeE2 ri Colley Cibbef: @
H.Putnam describes the quaint streets and houses
Of Old York: Mary Dean uttess . hamorous Coun-
terblast at the Married folks Frank Rusness. the
architect. stves some useful Hints to Designer;
and Charlotte Adams hos some seminiecences Of
Gueteve C0m bet, the commands artist: while
Mrs.. 4: b. Davis writes about Crrmation, andMn.
Lncy Hooper about the Paris Theatree.
Theod0linde. By Henry James. Jr.. h . story Of
fartstan life. In thu suthors psculIaf vein; Heph.
zibah 0ainnees L BY D.. =. Weir Mitchell; 1ik
Bxcsllcncy Old Ugly. By Raw. William b Baker
Nd . TRAGEDY Of Sedan, which r. Q story in verse.
p. ANN Z. 0fssn the whole forming . most Dc.
n!ghtful and entertaining number. This magazine
fs etssdly improving witn each irsae. and the M.
IuJB . peeul0fIy attractive number.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
The Stock Market Active
and FeVerish.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-S.
Government Bonds Firm. States Quiet
and Railroads Strong.
Money on Call Easy at 8 g
8 Per Cent.
WALL STREET, /
TUESDAY, Oct 2o--6 +. NJ. I

TUESDAY, Oct 20--6 +. MI
The tail board OF the stock market cart was pulled
up this morning and pretty lively dumping OF It's
entire contents ensued. For want OF other shoulders
to put IL on tho entire blame Was laid 10 Gould as
being treachcrous oostsrmonger who had induced bis
followers to ride with him the bull side OF tho ac-
count and then spilled them by the roadside Tho
market commenced 10 give way at the very opening
o BUSINESS and under pressure OF heavy sales made
In Western Union Lake Shore the rest oil the list
was set declining likewise There was but
a hop skip and jump necessary TO carry
Lake Shore from 7oH to osx, but though the time
Was short the transactions were extraordinarily
largo aud the alarm created quite commen-
surats with their magnitude. Western Union
ut first put bold face upon the matter aud even
gained q fraction or two iIs supporters proved
themselves TO have more courage tnan had Bob
Acres In the play, and soon let 60 their hold From
BSx the highest point, the price fell, with lew rsac-
tons 81 tho loves, one, and there was left At
hnal gong sound. Close at the heels Of the prime
favortes followed the grangors their decline for the
day being clear per cent, whicn was within an
eighth or Two Of tho worst showing they had madc
or the entire active list the coal carriers came cut
about whole. If they gained nothing they a, least
lost nothing, and were abio TO cry "quits" on the
days work. They might even have done better had
not the Lenigh Valley people, who arc persistent
xiii JOY 10 combination prospects, held meeting at
Philadelphia to-day and voted to continue during
November their present scnsdule OF prices. They
likewise voted to hold meeting OF the Lehigh inter-
ests next week consider future prospects This 10
taken by operators 10 forcbode u squint Of an
evil eye at the renewal OF the combination, ana they
were froc sellers to escape any possibly pevncious
effects which might result from tho strabismus For
tbe decline the railroads there appears 10 be no
good reason. Their business Is improving. tho arriv
ais OF Chicsgo upon an extensive SCALE
and The foreign news Is sufficiently threatening OF
war 10 promise good markets Tor our produeis and
good frsights for railroads year ago similar
condition OF things used with great eject as
bul! motor the Market and unless there are special
causes contrary t should be equally effective
now. just after The close Of business news Of the
sudden illness Lord Bcaconsnsd reached The street.
In the OF his death some agitation may BE- ex-
perieneed In financial centres abroad and matters
here be porarily disturbed A. present, however,
It would appear that the financial and political condi
tions OF affairs both at home and abroad are lending
themselves 70 advantage.
The opening highest lowest and closing prioes OF
stocks Al the New York Stock Exchange to-day were
followa.-
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

Whea was wth"ut decided change. but easier for wn-
5000 Sa:a:: ses No e seriss. sss 's aa
q s.
ss .%s;i .ss
white 81 for Sasr M rod winter sales
s. s. G =: co 5s ss ssa u E:s S:s It,
e. do Deoembs, :. 81 ~ aud 1900 Susnsl: No smser
arss Tor Noysnssr sold At 81 Ok and 5000 DO do. De-
$40 'es sss 9sss and
1853 Ss:ss s'Rss: Mo- s = ss o g..
ss:ns; D:ssnssa sa, Ne o & sod a hs .. No
8asd. ME &C. lsSoO d. i: =. s.
tn. &. s sas III
white, nomn.l = s7e Ne. whise sac No: ado soxe
s. 20 No 81 "a ass 'Gs
b a.,
g. as- :ss ss,s.'i is
::;
v s.ns.. s s.ys. Ss 'I ss
ssad ss Dss.s dl.a .S; eaa
sS sS ss.a ss Prime .s.a sss sse 's
" sS sos os M
ss's New ''S ssSs:'ss s':ss' ' Ne.
GUsmss -Sses,nx va. firmly held and sales were made
within tns ranEs q Joke. loHs. fOr iAibs, ioxc.
aAr AsD srnAw-Ths nsr.s. for the better .lisy q
f:S mapping ;sss go s % as
y:; asa. ana :hori re, $50 ..,..-.-'..
:.s.sy ss ss..'i S;s.ss :..:
ss Butts. ii-ioc iSc, s.irsn:y. ss:h .sI
..sslaia: %s n:s: % s.%n; '' S''. 'ha ''' sx '
S ,s ss ;y'
.:a s 'eSs Ss. os'fs Is s sSS
H,s es 81 no 20 S e - .s a 2o 81 n Mca.yd'S ~ t 2o
ISs nc s;.sss = T.. =; siiS;: ss iSSs
y u. s' i m.ss % M i. s' 70 - = s 20
i. !: s z y: i:
ss, sa 1'I. s "a 81 Ss e 80 ii Lac s, iS DO 10
90 % lbs: sSss a. COW. 4s iss % q iS: aSo.
ys., los % sss
ssis: ss~ usissns Soe the .sS and vi, Ss
s: s !. :s, a. 49, good fsfl e pns i,.D
, s ss ';S c, s .,.s a. ios.i Il k.'sssn ~ eIa Go !.
GsSwsss Gs. ~ 3s So. - .. ,,.. :. -. .,,. ,.,,,,
q aco tons No iso@s ~ 800 s,Ss No Grams AND 100
ss ss wsss. sssass =
more :s. .aa sos soa 70
scrap Won vas IN lsh. supply, s,S hsis =. go Ai
~ Sic u .ssss "a - sss::s Pc j, II s.
0touEarnocks VIZ Fxl Oos Cofsn6vs VA ~ c<o
scrmpNo wrought, sis. ssssi rsis--ssssl quoted At
S43 S45 iron $50 = So. lls ttE.n n-.ia-N
LEAp -. = ht.ls higher. snd now suosed A. 90 80
S3 SIN for domestic
LwArikm--Ths market for hemock sole steady.
We quote Il emiock-Light Buenos hyrcs 20c do Cali
fornn, hide. l9hc middle Buenos
AyrsA 2oc a2ihe; d. California 2ic Do common hae
2ic; heavy Buenos Ayres, 2ic. 221fc DO. Call
fornia, Ale 2tAsc do. common hide 2Oc 22c: good
damaged Buenos Ayrss. 1sc lgc do California lsc
1S1sc; hide, i7zc. iSc damaged com
hide. l55sc. iesc. bellies Sc isc sxpor and
tobbipg leather. heavy 23c 20a -.
MoLAssEs -Demestc was quieti foreign. ~ hhds con
truwa sold ~ 2ic and 80 hhds Muscevsdo - 2oc We
quote Cuba. centrifugal snd mixed. Doc z8c csyed
35c 30c. Muscovsds refining 2seoa ale do grocery,
33c Porto Kico. 2tc 4Uc- English lssnds 2oc
35c New 0rcsns new crop common 70 fancy 4oc ooe
NAVAL sroRkA-The market for pptrtts turpsnsae was
$40 boIs good strained sold ss 81 40 We quote Spirits
90 ssransd q s7x; sss ~ 20 pitch ~ Adylcss
ii i7< good strained. ~ ~ Tar hrm. "a 10 TaspsA
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

70 ,sS Pa M-os,oser, s, 800 a ssas; Sovs%,
& sass D.es%ssr. 800 ale zoo = ssss POO !.
5: 4. a9o 8 :. ss los e
s BE. 90 ssss .s
@ = tss :ss 500
Zoo g oOs go 5 800 at at
~ s oS 500 At s5s 100 at at
500 J. Sos sos q q SG 4
as s sos "a $ ss
IS so Ss /. 1Ss go Il. slaaa
ss ss.. gHs ss ss' s
ss sssssass
ioso 1 S.iss los Tot. Total since spsaas.r sa ssi bales
EGtss is sss:: !: vi: 3
g. o S sssn a. 81
The market only fairly active but sw large parcels
ssns Quoted 81 s S9i
Il Il %
81 Ssan:% % r. y
ss e, ;s. Rss vss ":
.sss,.a s.s I sss.s 80
cot e
ns!sss:$. 81
4 ssx. diu..as was aassed =. Sss : .. 20. g.
ss. s.a.:s osa:sss y;
sss @
ss ss:. @ ,s !. =: :j"; "a ~
ss;ssssss ss.s 8
.a s is5 ass
's s
I s. sqa. - were s."ass quiet Is' g TX sssoss
s. sGf yi; s III: ss.s IL. .sa
Csrbonn.s ammonia was quoted a. i6hc lsc. gold.
Sast.s: s
% aos.:so s. S. Rap. s.
sh a ss d,%eS s p = y n,.' s
4s; yellow es yssv kHEli.a: so Dutch: 7hs E,soS;
q s @ 81: ss TO-
1sss.
4. lsc 2os for English and 10. isc 'or Ger%.a.
.as a. &
s.. . ST.
Bsa ss. s:sss . s w
M &C. s
ios .is. ii. lis jump 5ssiDes ss.sis: % - saossa
ossuss r. t ps: va: ss .as e. l'S
ou0too ~ mottio0 - goId ana
81 rs s:ss ~ =.
S.. s sss. mall. sss.s. a /:
oils fairly active and ..esdy We quote: OIL osrgA
~ 80; Ihns:n's anss. oil rose, $s an.e " 2o Oh
ton. 81 go aeei.roneIlA 7Ss $50; oil lavender.
75c. ~; do do. (Mtchnm3, SlS; oil cloves "a 40
81 - oil wintergrssn III sas.sira. soc oil Dsnny-
and 4 X
prime live Eeose.
still and firm under good demand but
sales were qdintas 81 rs 81 George;
and 81 so 50 rs for Grand Bank Mackere steady
late prices aad sses we're made wthn the range Of
$25 $1S $40 for No 81 50 for No. z
anass Is q z5 ior No Box herring rem :ned steady
at IS. ~ W ~ a
FLOUR AND GRAIs.-Recspts le 734 bslA wnsat
4Ol 800 bushels 200 bb snd 40 sscks, cosn
l3S. 750 bushels; rye, $50 do Flour but
1hs sales Including State. Western and Southern
about 100 bbIs wishn the annexed Rye
-four quiet with sale, Of 500 bbi. Corn meal was
fairly active; some 5000 bushels we're disposed Of in.
State. Barley and barley malt dull and nominal.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct 20 1874
ordinary sHe Net receipts. 1894 bales Sale. sss.
NEW oRLxAHs. Oct 20, 1873
s1 'sssF Tdssg NJ: Gx %dS.: good
TO France. bales; " the Continent 52i4 Sales,
Cotton auies; poor supply; middns 90 low mIddiins
psss. sssS ss sss.. 500 ssSeF asss
nast SAVANNAH. DOT. 70. 1879
xess SsssSs S. Sssrss ssss .s
e:
S7,4is. 81 ~. n
spirit. 2. .srp....ns quiet ma :ss.ay asNs s:.s
81 yellow dip. 81 90 for virria Tar nrn
you ,e..r and II n.d.r... d.s.ss .:s. . 30 ssi..
s Ssss.i 81; ss,I s.u 81
n.sd, BIKE cisy:::sa sa sSs::s :sss g. s. 4. -.
60 sS 's
e.rin fair demand sales 500 SSl. a. the rsss: Wsss
: :S9s: Ne 81 g. e .s.. = ss:.. Nc
= :sss q: 9 ;cs4 .sss Is
ss M y: .:.. 'ss y S; .
eao on private ssrrns do white Hehsss on priv.ss
s.. rSs s;.s ss q Ss.s ;ss %
mn.s i. '.: s & sss': sample .Ss w..,.,ss s,ss
4is osss In limited @ asIasa; sales q 400 bashes
y
sss wssrn Doe Rye Ssssssd Il
"a sSa .s 81
ss saa : s:is. IS fss Sst II
4e rsr As ss. :sSs's:s: S s...d s:s
Tori sishss sneS.sssa-e s,s seora S.;
s.s ~ ss 70 Ne, >, iGs aas Hscse: ,,
ssss sa.a.. S ss d. s'ss, Bar.
Flour bSs whcss ei.eUo basnei, corn 5000 do
;::s.s.ss e.: e. ssSS
si', .: ss::. S:s 'ssa 81: .s ws s .Ss.i 1ss
No. smS.r Mehssn, s.sn. Sc Ss red wsss:h ss.S'
ussoeer So,embe! and Des.mssr soKe No $40. .ssn,
siS s'e s.
ss a s 1sss s.;.l::a ss as asaT,s; s.s .sss "a:
No. - So Frcshss nrm wheat 20 BuYao. 70. corn
S &c sS;' e.. g oats, S a. s;;S
Sssss' eUrn aw DO S.s. 7voo 90 n.r..: closed
soe. No. rsa "lnssp oesos.r ys'; Scss%Ssr. sSsr
eohc No. Dayton aud Michigan rod 9Dc; smbsr Vest
No red winter, sskc., cash; No. Chicago sprins.
;s:$s:: ss s::l s .sa a: is..s s;s s
Dscsmber Oats ssrougeri is1sc., cash or Nevember;
s..s 20 co. ssss. October: se sa 90 y: Nsvs%Ssi
Dscsmber nslk meats dali and sbsde lower 4He:
Corn Sssss ss1 i sa sssi sco
i{ ss ss.. ssosS sS d. ss'
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

money ana e4k Tor the account United States
bonds are unchanged. New 4k's are quoted at io5k,
lsss's Al 1914, ten-ior,es nj lo7 and nves At lo6k.
Erie advanced Il, 70 17k; preferred y, TO 2sx; H.
Iinos Central n, TO 7s, and New Ssrsey Central lk,
to sox To-day Is ticket day, and tomorrow Will be
for,nisn,ly settling dag at the Stock Exchange The
Bank Of Engfand Is charging per cent on loans on
eonsols The bank gained E0ls,oco bullion to-day on
balance. Az Paris rsntes fell on 70 1t2L 7bc.
state bonds al the Board wore qust. District Of
Columbia so5s foil 70 77K and Louisiana eonsos to
7sk. Railroad bonds continue strong and prices gen.
sraiiv advanced, with the largest nsc-2 per ceut,n
Len,gh and wnkcsvasre cousos and Alton and Tsrrs
Hsu,c ipcome. The othcr changes - foilowss--
An aavanoe Of per cent IN 81 Paul sinking iusds
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RiyxR. Mass. Oct. %. 1874
The printing cloths has active ana IN de-
mand IS the salss have been Previonsouotaona
unchanged. though much sseadier and hrmsr. I'll II
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

T0tht. 36.UB3
CoopnHAoE brooK quiet. We qn0ta :-Ao-
shcok. s2nsh, With hsads oo sf 90; sugar
shocks. With bssus 3Sinch - ~ 50 do 3B-inch
81 ~: box shocks, 500 gUc do, 81; pipe do
S8 80 90; empty hogshe.ds ~ 80; II fcct crd
prime. $50 SIS; do. IL feet do S26
CoYrsR dan and closed a lot<e i5ke.. for Iaxs
CoRpAcR..Tbe mArKet fairly Scsivs late pricesL
We quote sniIa. large ana small siss b,, ike
l2kc de-, sordags Dsit rope yarns. l<c 1Tc;
Manila. lie. Sisai rope, 9xc 1ukc Kussfa, f7c.
Corros the spot vas Ei9c icwer ana closed weak -
the decline Faurcs opsaed points lover. closed
wsss vish decline for the dxy Of from Is 70 point
The market inhue~ccd b. the weakness Of
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
II. coMMKRcIAL. El3 i5A

4 LONDON, Oct. 20, 1878.
past week says-.rhs weather been fine
ss1s he sa.Sss S.s :s Ss 'ss
raj ss:n ssn sss m
.S ~: : ss:
the lowest point The imports Of foreign into Lon
Sa .r s
20 50 spss .. pos. but IL. weeks
Of pront gransy keepers rather than merchants
dsa wh.ss: essn1ng 2 arrive more freely for which
from Engsh misrs."
Ianssed oil, f2e los f2e I5s per ton. Produce1Rs
hnsd pstrolsnm. 7sd 7%d per gallon Tsilow soa
LIvxRrooL. ocs. 2s-5PM
p.ssaSsr snS a
as The 10. sso .n s1s %
and depressed IN all branchss
American lard closed At 4414. per SO kiios.
I1av ~ seN s AErwEgr, Oct. 40, le7a a
Ansssssa lard % Closed At ak aorins per SO lioA i e
PRODUCE KxcnAsGx REPoRL
primo mess. .ssas ss sa oss do N Ms1
s !. I o.s :. M
ss DE- a. sss
do. steady e 9os. prime d.. dull at ess Lsrd-frime
nj: dali g. s ..ss s e:
. e a.s ss I'll All & To- Ssh sssss
-. wheat-No spring duh at ss I'd No DO steady
s. ioS iss % sg o
s:ss asa y n.r a
ES%%on ssn.9 e n9adoa :. & :tSsdy % o.
United ssssss % ~ per eeus bonds iooh; isSTs io7kt
sr. tx ss p,sislssd p @ ssx: flno. Central. sox;
f.r: quot. per ilat $50 for the
go i iig- -s PARIS OCT 90 is7a II
Exchange on London. 2st s2c for short sghs.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

The total sales OF stocks at tho Board to-day agsrc
gated 244 679 shsres whicn were distributed as fol-
iows:-wesiern Onion Telegraph, 90 s2b shares; Pac
mo Mail, 500; New York Central, si5; Erie. 1850;
Lake Shore, o5 1l9; Union Pacific, 34oo; Northwest
ern, 25io; Northwestern preisrrsd Il OILS; Now Jer
scy Central $50; Rock Island, 100; 81 Paul, 1900;
ST. Paul preferred, l5,4oo; Wabash, 5000; ohio 200;
Lsckawanna, 37,9S2; Hannibal ana 81. Joseph, 637
Hanr ribal and ST. Joseph preferred. 600; c. q and
C., 1880; Delaware and Hudson, 1000; Michigan
Central, Lo26
The money market continues easy and call loans
were made At 0 per cent With tns closing quota
f,ons At per cent. Tho following wore the rates e
exchange on Nov York at the undermcntionsd cities
to-day ,-Chareston, easy. buying s1oa u discount,
selling Y a par: Nov Orleans. commercial u kaSlo
d,scoan,, bank v discount; st. Louis, 80 premiumi !
Chicago, quiet SO premium, and Boston par.
Foreign exchange continues quict with actual bus-
ness At slight concessions from tho nominal rates,
which remain sax tor bankers long and ASK for
demand sterling
Cold vas steady all day at 1oox per oss. The
parrying rates were ~ y per cent.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

and c., and c. nrsts, q In o., Q. and !. 9. sec
onds and Ohio and Mississippi sinking funds. y In
C, and l. cOnsols and u In Now York Central reg
istcred nrsts. VII ff# Atts
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

s,ooo es 1881 q. Ioa eiOOOSO Us S. 'Sl. O.. 1o5N
yDOo do -. ..... be lOS 1000 Us fs,c.19O7.bc 9911
1000 US 6's BIC 1osk $1,000 Us 4h's, '9l.. 1o3
4yyo Us 1O-ln. 100 250OO do bc lu3x
$1,000 US 5-20s G. 67. l05z 2ouO0 do........bc io3z
GOO do..........bc l05h 81
l1:l5 A. M.
s,oOoo ne $40 ce7 a loSk $4,000 US5's lo6K
GOOn ....bc 1854 $1,000 US4,r .i9o7.be b3 100
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

.|4at.H f-If - , - I:3U P. n.
s25ooo US S. esLsc iosx $1,000 Us Rs riso7 bc 100
AfA7 wr $50 p. M.
$4,000 US 6's r 'aibc losk 100000 Us - 1907 100
1000 US 10. 40. 16[ tstN4f3N r At TlItff
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
FIN l..

FINANCIAL.
HTKE1S0NxBLE RAT Es-10NEY on E1FE 1N6
Abandonment Insurance policies and mortgages; same
bought sf all kads enestod wish best companies
80 II - HARRICH co. ls6 Breadxaxi box Sa0 I.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

So 900 DO rye SO 900 do barley Market closedWhest
fairly acsive and shade higher; 5eic Novembss ~ c
&c.. Dscembcr. Corn hrIner advanced sc osss dui
and nominal Provisions hrm and unchanged RI
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-10-17
THE ANGEL OF THE FIRESIDE
BY URANIA.

DI VIVA
The air has been somewhat chilly
of late and the first fires lighted
upon our hearths have cheered us
by their grateful warmth and genial
association. There il no season of
the year perhaps more suggestive,
than the first autumnal evening that
gathers US around the freside; and
the lights and shadows that play
about the room, take the place OF
the more gorgeous tints that so late
" curtaiued the sunset in tho sum
mer sky. 1t needs no very vivid
fancy to see an angel in the house
then, in the ascending flame, SO
cheerful to body and soul. Nay, it
is not at all a fancy but a sober
truth, that messenger of God is
with us there, for our home blessings
come to US directly in the line Of
His providential goodness; and
whatever speaks His love to US, is an
angel of His sending. There was
much meaning and beauty in the
custom of the Christians of ancient
times, which connected devout SEN
timent with the time of lighting the
lamps, and introducing the evening
hours with hymn of praise.
There is something at once tender
and solemn in the season when the
lights in the dwelling put away the
gathering darkness of the night, and
the family circle is drawn together
around the cheerful radiance. New
er does this feeling, however, steal
upon us with more power than at the
first chilly autumnaI evening, when
the fire sends out it's welcome heat,
and seems to minister with the mild
er lights in the rooms, like a stately
priest among his assisting Acolytes.
Does rot the voice of the angel of
the freside bid US work still more
bravely, and yet wisely, not to win
external comforts, but to secure the
higher goods of life, the refining cul
ture, the generous thought, the en-
gazing affections that give the fire
SIDE its best wealth and charm p
The light of home shines at once or
the path Of Gods bounty to US, and
on the way of our duty to each 9TH
err; and the angel urges at once
grateful remembrance and earnes;
obligation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-10-17
CONCESSIONS" TO REPUBLICANS

We have endeavored to impress
upon the minds of the honest voters
of Georgia the fact that the success
ofindependentism means the ultimate
success of Republicanism. A promi
nent Republican, man who has
given more time and attention to the
cause of his party in this State than
all others put together-in speaking
of the independents yesterday made
use of these words, to which we beg
to call the attention of all who have
an interest 10 the welfare of the De
mocracy: wherever you see the
Republicans supporting an independ
ent candidate you may be sure that
he has made some concessions to the
Republican leaders," This was said
in the midst of an animated CONVEX,
sation, ard the admission was made
inadvertently, but it was afterwards
repeated with emphasis What do
the people think Of this ? That it is
true we have no reason to doubt and
if we were at liberty to give The name
of the Republican, none of our read
ers would doubt it, wherever you
see the Republicans supporting an
independent candidate, you may be
sure that he has made some conces
sion to the Republican leaders. y
Here is food for thought and ground
for prompt and determined action on
the part Of the Democrats.
Only the other day Col. James L
Seward, who was an independent
Icandidate In the Second District,
withdrew from the race. We are
reliably informed that he withdrew
because he would not make the icon
cessions" that Putney and other re
publicans demanded of him as the
price of republican support. These
concessions" were such that he
could not entertain, and withdrew
from the contest in disgust. In view
of these things, every Democratic
voter has duty to perform. He
should stand firmly by the party. -
Even without the admission we have
put upon record, it is unreasonable
to suppose that the Republican vote
will be thrown for any candidate
without some sort Of consideration.
Lut us stand by tho Democratic or
panization. - Consultation.
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of my pardon and salvation; and he yet

OF my pardon and salvation; and he yet
shall be sharer--- ,,.rf..,
As dumb beast may share---in my joy.
1t is strange that by the time, /, a man, am
in my prime
He is guilty of the crime ofage
But no sorto circumvention can deprive
him of his pension
He shall have his rack and pasture, with a
little kind attention,
And some years of comfort yet, I'll engage.
BY long service and good will he has earn
ed them and he still
Has a humble place TO fill, as you know,
Now my little shayers ride him sometimes
two or three astride him;
Mary watches from the doorway while |
walk beside him $50
But his dancing all was done long ago.
See that merry ioddling lass tripping tc
and fro, to pass
Little handfuls Of green grass, which he
chews,
And the two small urchins trying to climb
up and ride him lying
And, hard hearted as you are, Dancll
you don't say you are crying?
Well, an old horse, after all, has his use
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A WIDOW who used to go forth
every day with watering Pot and
sprinkle her husbands grave upon
being highly compIimentcd for her
devotion, replied, IL told Jimmy be-
fore he died that wouldn't marry
again till the grass grew on his
grave, and as grass is rather back
ward this season | thought I'd hurry
il little.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-10-17

Elder Stevenson, Mormon miss
sionary, incidentally proposed mat
rimony to widow and her two
daughters in Hickman county, Tenn
They said yes, and are on theiF way
to Salt Lake City, where the mar
riage ceremony is to be performed.
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A good sort of man was recent~
ly asked to subscribe for a ehande-
ler for the church, Now, said he,
what's the use of chandelier p
After you get it you can't get any
ore to play on it, borrowed
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THE man who is curious to see
how the world could get along with
out him, can find out by sticking a
cambria needle into mill pond and
then Withdrawing it and looking at
the hole thus made.
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If all the good things we Intended
to do Tomorrow were to be actually
done to-day, the scandal IN ongers
would have to go out of business and
the millennium would be pretty near
at hand.