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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16
LIN ES TO A NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE
AFTER THE YfsIT0RS HAD DEPARTED.


The feast and the resel, the mirth and the song,
Soon FASTENED the hour of midnight along
And theguests one by one went away in their pride,
And left the glad bridegroom with his happy young
bride,
Our blessings will follow wherever they go, !
We wish them all joys that mortals can know
May their lives flow smoothly for the journey at best
Is 6lled with sharp thorns to rob us of rest.
May love bind their hearts closely together,
As to battle the storms of lifes wint'ry weather
May words of unkndness nor frosts of neglect
Blight the Aowerets of love, keep them in check,
But grow brighter and brighter they journey along
And mingle their odors with gratitude's song
May they cherish each other and never give pain,
For the wound once inflicted will meier heal again.
Oh those words Of unkndncsssno words eer tell
All the pains and the agonies that In them may dwell
Though oft spoken lightly, they poison impart
That chills the blood and embitters the heart
All many heart that was hopeful and bright
Has it hurled from the into the darkness of night
Could the regions below impart their sad tale, 53
The sin of unkindness would cause a deep wall.
Then avoid II dear friends, weigh well every word,
Let not even its whisper your lips eer be heard
Then lives will be blessed and pleasures sweet
flowers.
win grow round your pathway, and Irvine in your bow
a4sfEt 49,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

aouht that a. sou, = vast,,, ,,o,a
tbar. tha b,av eaca,,s ~. ,,,,,,.,sa,,a a,.,-
fiona, foo,i.,as a.. .,,a., - ,.,,,at ,,ma,.,..
ba,,,,nass ~ fa,,;,,, s;ro,. ,,a .,.,
sos;atv ,>ss;,,;s;f,, s,1;ns w, 49,, Lar,
its wanaerrnl ,,o,ss, II 80 aaa
master;no tha !, ,,.,ar,as ~ Nat,,,. To,r,,,
those hadilv csaces witch Il, avn t,s ave g,
a season and tend d much =, ,oon,,,ar;tv u,
tle c,,lt;ya t;,,,, ~ eh,sa ~
nao,ect ~ thosa ,,,.,,,. ;.,,,,o..s,.t M 49,.
Mons Christian nav % i, ty,sa 81,
attract the ava 1a
The moda Of cnltnre Tat some sh;n;no
example Of cnltur. he se,actaa Mad;tate
we'll unon ,ta axca,,ane;es ,nt;l tha.g ~ isaa,
ly craven ON the tablets of the mind. Their
strive earnest,v ,at;entlv and with. aa,arr;n
alton to initiate those exce,lenc,es
But in the second nlaoa consider tho dang
ers of cultnra. you will, fraousnt,v ha toIa
that culture is worthless The ob;ect;on IL
generally based upon a MISUNDERSTANDING of
what true culture is. when understood as
described above. no rational being can object
TO it. There are undoubtedly rocks scarce
covered by the waters. Astounding in the seas
through which the mariner must steey his
craft before the haven is reached. Tie mpst
study his chart or the hrave vessel will navor
reach it's destination. can now mention bnt
few of those rocks. Pride. II is freouent-
ly said that culture makes neonle nrond =
That this result sometimes follows cannot he
denied but il does NOT belonu 70 tho natrra
Of culture. 1T arises from n comnar;so, IF
ones self not with the model which he ouobt
to initiate bnt with those who have made laos
PROGRESS. s. FAT
pride IL not cont,nad - tha o,,,t,,raa so,,,o
of the most d;saoree,hle ,oon,s hove avor
met. were those who ,xa,.a ,,ro,,a of tho;r 4,
porapoe Stranoa 40 n nav saan, tta,a re-
multtudes who arc nropd of THAR d;scrace
Another rock T shall eptar ,,,,on th,s cbart
ia false crltnre Th;s ono = ~ :. a.,,a.
Gus as III. me nreced;ng or thu ono vot :, ho
named. II is encountered whom some stand,
ard Of excellenoa IL adontaa which l. ;tso,s
wrong Tho th,,d aud 1ost vol, s,,.,; 49,,
tion has al,,. A., ,,oa,,. raeo,roa - .; o.,,..
connection Tho hestowino Of the toll 80
onlt,ro ,,on a, ,n,vor,,,,, HE. Thew -
man !, IL. sao,., o;ro,as oe o,,. ,ormo a;.,aa
who thin1 tbe bast rsa ,bav con f,,d fo.
themselves il 10 advart;so tha;r .o,,or. ona
DANCING mastars When Won bava descr;had
the yoroeous cravat the nicaiv ti,t;no coat
and boots. the fau,tless sten IN tho ma1es of
the dance. there il nothing left 70 mention
might allpde 10 Some similar fa;,;nos ha 90
somat;,nes heard NJ !, tha ot,,or sov h,,3
am afraid I MIGHT lose N renutation for cal-
lantrv ware 70 hint chat oooas;ona,lv lsdv
thinks more of her dress than she does Of
her brains. Nations. too. present the same
failincs Italy with her soulntnre and music
Spain with her dignity of bearing. Paris with
her cheerful noliteness bpt all alike desti.
tute Of the trne glory of manhood combine
to prove that this danger is faarfulIv com.
mon.
p..a .,..
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

Our OF CoURT.--A lawyer the other day
went into a BARRIERS shop to procure a wig
In taking the dimensions of the lawyers
head the barber exclaimed, "why, how long
your head is, sir y YES" replied tile le.
gal gentleman, " we lawyers must have long
heads" The barber proceeded about his vo-
cation, but at length exclaimed, "Why, sir,
your head is as thick as it is longi'' Black
stone WINGED.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

-.
TO CURE SLBEPLEssSEss.- - The trouble
with all opiates is that they leave the traces
of their influence, says well-known mcdi-
cal man. = have therefore prescribed for
myself, and have frequently done SO for 9TH
ers-onions simply common onions, raw,
Spanish onions, atewed, win do. Everybody
knows the taste of onions this is due to a
peculiar essential oil contained in this most
valuable aud healthy root. This oil has. I
am sure, highly soporihc powers. In my own
case they never fail. If lam much pressed
with work, and feel shall not sleep, I eat
two or three small onions, and the effect is
magical. Sleeplessness Is caused by the fact
that the blood is in the brain, not in the stom-
ach, The remedy, therefore, is obviots.--
Cali the blood down from the brain to the
stomach This is 10 be done by eating a bis
cut, hard-boiled egg, bit OF bread and
cheese, or something. Follow this up with a
glass Of milk, or even water, and you viii fall
asleep" Those who have suffered the hor-
rois Of sleeplessness will be thankfulto the
discoverer of this simple remedy when they
have tried 1t fairly.
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He had proposed to her, and now with fear
and trembling waited for her answer. On
ly one word" he said, IF but to keep alive
the fires Of hope within my BOSOM" Sha
looked at him tenderly, nay lovingly, aud her
lips moved in accents that went to the depth
of his soul. She had asked him how mucl,
he earned week. iae
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

DoIsG II DAoENTLY.--Mrs. Mccarthy /:
"Faith an don't want the things at all at
all, Biddy o Brady, though It's yourself wild
your plisint tongue I'd rather have than any
one else TO chate tue.''-B. OBJ. THAT'S
thrue for ye, Mrs. Mccarthy, an shurs don't
know any one else in the wide world I'd be
half SO plased to ohate." ai+4fl
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

q" DO you KNOW remarked rather fast
Newark youth the other day to a suffering
friend to whom he was slightly indebted. edo
you know that intend to marry and settle
downa'' al don't know anything about it,
was the reply, bu-but I think you had BIB.
better stay single and set-ssttle up.--Cau
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

May every hair in your honor's head,
said avid old lady, looking at Sir Charles
Taylor's powdered and pomatuned locks.
" may every hair in your honor's head be a
mould candle TO light your soul to glory y
And as he bowed, hat In hand. in acknowl-
edgement, and disclosed his bare crown
May the blessed Virgin give you more Of
them y
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

The men whose minds and hands are busy.
find no timeto weep aud wall If work is
slack, spend the time in studying no man
ever knew too much i; the hardest students in
the world are the old men who know ths
most.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

AS the profoundest philosopher of ancient
Greece lighted her taper at Israel's altar, SO
the sweetest strains of the pagan muse were
swept from harps attuned on lions hill
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

Pure Imagination. of which the lovelsst Of
winged creatures is the fitting emblem, seems
always to gain In vigor and grace by the tenn
pests it encounters, and in contrary winds to
show the brightest plumage. a
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

Nature seldom makes fool she simply
furnishes the raw material, and let's the fel
low finish the job to suit himself.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

TIME TRIES ALL" Ma, seriously now.
which one Of all the young men of my ac-
quaintances would you marry If you were
me ?' asked a miss of 10.
Ma did not say, but ten years elapsed when
one day the same "misso inquired Of her
maternal =. 49,.
"Mother, earnestly now, do you believe
there is anybody that will have me ?"
The younger people are, the moro SAM
guine. 5f 5s ssras. 81
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

1t is better to fall among crows than fiat
terers; for those dsvour the dead only these
the living.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16

Homeward the swlft-winged seasull takes her flight
heebhing tide breaks softer on the sand
The led- saed boats draw shoreward for the night,
The shadows deepen over sea and land.
Be still, my sonl thine hour shall also come;
Behold one evening, God shall lead the home.
-7Sundag Mdqazine.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16
NO. 279


!. 8, - - BENJAMIN Frank
n's success as public man, not
,s 20 sa'sn's o. ms power Of speaking
-, $3.50 J, ,''' g 70 his known in
49, 49,, 7, ~. Hence it Was he
ss .u saas nau % much weight with my
.s.s'.s ~ sss was out bad speaker
suo'ect g much hesitation in
$3.50 IL y. VIRUS naroiy correct N Ian
~ 80 ~ =. carried ny point
- s0'er creates conlidence II men IN hieh
u 49, g ~ = y humble ne. was said
th.x I. Nv issof alexander Of Russia
-, so''a' Cllnfac'er was esIu'vaisEt 70
Fxs.,.ss s'' sas., during the wars IF The
tha .F,.,,a - y - vas sno only man among
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-16
POETRY.
HOMEwARD.

There rsmalncth a rest ]"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
The Nashville American.

The rca,c', Of the Home journal VIII
find in the ASilVlLLE AMERICAN II
lrSt-cla>> Newspaper. In news. it enjoys
all the advantages OF the Eastern amt
Western Press Associations, thu, srrurlu.
the --latest Geographic news from all part
OF the United States. ana the rest at tur
world. Its market report, arc full. anu
includes all articles in the Mrrcautl"
lists OF the country. 1t has DIR. DANIEL,
LEE for its Agricultural Editor VIII"
gives it special valur to the farmer
The AMERICAN is Democratic, and it,
discussions OF the current p0li'ir qnrS~
tiun~ are aur, and challenge even til" rrs-
poet of adv crSLric>
The miscellaneous columns OF tic
AN ERICAN rmbrarra all that is interest
Ing and useful in the various fields OF hn-
man cntr. prise; and it can be safely con-
mrndrd. as 4 noSt excellent and raluanl,
paper in the Household. t,G Work->h"p,
the Storr-housr, and to all people in cN-
.rF ~ 'ltI ~
The AMERICAN prints three editions
Daily, S,mi-W crkll and Weekly spec
linen copies OF which will oc sent on Ip-
plication
The Terms arc--pcr annnm-DailN
$1,000; Semi WcrkIy, 81. %; Weekly, 81,
postage paid Address
THE AMERICAN.
Nashville. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

lOr solution Of u" mys cry we are
Of the opinion that Dirks, animated ny
u m0rh;d fancy for the SENSATIONAL, dlI
give way 10 passing weakness aad
desert hs couUlN's service. THIS
,ew is supported by the IaeI Of his
sudden resolution TO desert. aud ma
KING 1t known To a prisoner with whom
nc was unarqmintcr. Posahiv ne
Nas animate ~ An lnrpnlSr ~ r"puS-
nance for the task u-slgnri MIN, ohrn
repaired large share oI strrnnrSs, an"
ave way 20 u feeling u 81 mpaIhJ Tor
his prisoner. AT AnN rate, uhdrr the
view that H.. wa, - dr,rrlrr ne So met
To- THINK that the very fact hal 10 hrI'l
AZ tsp 'rIamt an" lr,v'1eIHrr III s"
lr' a Military Govern r q, iH4i '"nr
particularly utlrn-lN" w. toe pr"pI' 81
the South, WuuI, xiv" rllu ecldt it,
these people aut create sruaa'l'",
making hiuu hero IA ais estimation ~
the uInIlIl and ATTRIBUTES that belong
to that character Poor tool! Ii TINS
was the sprlug and motive ol his con
duet, be bitterly atunpt tor 1t N the
! treatment h rerri e at the hands ~
Those who. he IoudIy Thought, WON'T
receive INN with up"u arms amt hnr"lN
Of applause, Yet ne received a balm
tor his physical suffering ~ the rom
OtiOu and cmuumrnts awarded him hy
| The Government hr had deserted. and
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

a metropolitan Journal in noticing
an enterprise now on t0Ot SAYS: a
convention Of eminent cIcrgymrn vii
soon meet in New York to discuss rhc
second coming Of Christ There l.
scripturul authority for the hcIlci tha,
when the Savior OF mankind come
again he will appear in sach state and
dignity that even the most fashionable
pastor OF our day would no: be asham
ed to meet him and NC recognized as
his associate. II this we're not the
.ase, if Christ were 10 come again ~
ne appeared more than Eighteen hun>
lred years age. in poverty, and sur
hy the most humble OF men,
here are few Of these eminent clergy
men who would permit him to enter
The front door Of their house.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
Jc1icrsOn's fen Rules.

Take thin-s always ny the smooth
handle.
Never speed your money he'orc you
have il.
We "llo,n repent of having rat"n
too litlI...
Prldr costs more than hunger, lhirs
an cold.
N thing is Tounl some taai We Il"
dn Willingly
Never pm III ill to-.n"rros what
,'u rnr 'Ip I ,>Ia,.
Ne.,r tr"unl another for ahat lou.
can la Yourself
Never ''ny what Won don't want he
r'u.r Vt IL cheap.
10" mu'h pilns tnr evils have cos
w. ,n'' "e'er la = happ"n"i
""'" an-rN, count ten before YOU
d.a u very angry, count pn- hun
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

A diacnlIy occurred in Nashville -
"" nays ago, hctsren Col. George +
h"e'' anu Thomas o Morris. u prom.
'"'"' Den"crm'c pniui,ian. 1, rr,w
''' VI u" unsuccessful suit ims,i,n,ea
'sa'ns' Norris ny Akcrs Tor all...d
intimidation oil voter on elr,,ion d,y
Etc'' comhalant was kno,L.d H..
Akers being bra sei in the IA, and
slightly cut IN the back with t,;,..
A. both are prominent men, il i.
hongh that The "roie If hun,r' vii
hc resorle,l IL in order To- seltle M
! matter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

The anti Mormon women OF Sal,
Lake Ctty have issued ny appeal to the
women OF The United SIales askin,
them to Join in general petition to
Congress looking I" the abolition ol
th. institution of normoaism. They
ys,,y.sent that the Morhons have con
troll Of the Legislature 81 o'aa "n'
throw around their institution every
possible safeguard. AMI that they ar
gaining ground in ARIZONA I''ah"
New Mexico and Wyoming. alread'
having control Of two legislature
They rro.es, against the admission "
Utah into the Uaion OF States uni
abe IL fses from the great stain O
M,smonisa-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

VIM Eancy, a nrgr" tramp, was
hung at Wilmington, \. C., on TIE 8 n
inst, Tor the murIcr Of u Oro,urr
tramp last May. At the scaIIold he
was not haalcuNcl, aud turniaG to H."
Sheriff, said: IT you don't tie the
rope right will knock YOU down.
Then he ANT lhc Sheriff got INTO lass
and finally came 10 blows. The rX'i'c
mrnt was intense. and cries of "hrlp !!
help" were sent up 'y the oil rr-.
RaInry struck the Shyrh to severe
h.ows in the face, anb would have gn'
ten away with him but for tnr assists
ancc Of parties Who stood by when
they bad overcome the negro they
gave him Il good heating and then hur~
rlth him up with the hand-LunS mad
the moose, and he was soon launched
into eternity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

j. W. Stones dis,Iicry, near Oak
Hill, Lincoln county, was destroyed hy
fire on Tuesday night OF last week, to.
gcther with large lot OF grain. The
diStjlcry had just been lifted up III
good running order. Loss between
ID, 600 and $4,000.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
FOKrY-SiXrH CONGRESS
Opinion of the Next House.


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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

The vote for Governor on Nov. 7)h
1876. was ~ lulluws; J -, Porter
1890; Dorsey b Thomas, u $50
Geo. Nancy, 1886, YordrN, z 1853
Portcrs majority over all wa, 81 AZ
MARKS m,Dr.Y, thi, year, J., "r''
Az 600
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

At Pollard, Ala, II few days ago, II
negro was hung for rape. He confess
ell his crime, amt said he was going
straight to hcuvln,' where. according
to the papers, 90 per cent. OF all vino
die on the guIlows for rape are sure
TO 10.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

The Tennessee and Kentucky divis-
ions OF the ST. Louis and Southeastern
railroad will he sold on the lst Of Jan
uary next, unless the sum oi IS 4S7,r
0i7 is paid to the creditors of the road
before tina, date. The entire line Of
this road is valued at 500, 900 900.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Hayes miniuns-lhe u. 5 Deputy
Marshals-are busy arrcsting Demo-
Gratis in Louisiana. Florida and South
Carohna. AS the Murlrees horo News
says. "lhesc Marshals can de,ec, the
pccadiiocs Of a Democrat, but they
were ~ blind as bats to the barefaceL
frauds committed by Republicans when
a Presidency was stolen"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

On the jrh lust, lhc Governor OF
Missouri received irum the President
pardons for the remaining five If the
ST Lou, whisky-rmg Prisoner
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

The National Grccnnack parry,
which was to have absorbed both The
lhcr parties, In, been the most CONS
petc failure ol the presrn, ccntutY
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Gov. Porter has designated Thur.
day, 1ne 28lh inst, AZ u day OF thaukN>
giving ald prayer,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
Parlo1 y coJty.

tor Inc small price of $500 cas:I, or IT'S
equivalent, living full variance tor
the same. Also. with the renowned Bur
drtt Organ Co for handsome rIlt
case, 5 octave, . full sets OF reeds, & st"is
including the Celeste and douhlr blew pc
dalS, for the low price of no cash. or
equivalent, giving SAME WARRANTED rs lit
their most costly instruments.
The object in Offering these tlrst-,ias'
instruments ut prices barely rovrrjust ;
cost of Manufacture is to chcChm"tr IL
scrnpnlouS dealers and tLichStrrs in m
Ing off on the people their bo@t and
worthless trash.
Orders will meet with prompt a''rr ion.
ana instruments sent guaranteeing tItire
satisfaction, or money returned. NJ och
Is, ~ heretofore, from the best makers. in
Guiding. Strinway. knahe Il Co., Dun am
llalctt d Davis. Lindrman. kranich 4
Bachr, and }. 4 G.. Fischer tor Piaro,;
and Burdc:t. Mason ~ Ilamlin. Ncw Eng
land Organ Co.. and G. a. Prince a Co.'S
Organs; all of which are offered at cX-
trcmcly low prices for rlsh or negotiable
paper.
Sheet NJ uSic
ana small goods in full stock. Cores
pOndemce solicited
j AS. A. MCCLURE,
McClure's Temple Of Music,
may?}-u NashN lille. l,nu.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
MANCHESTER IENNCNSEL

Consre,, meets on the first Moudo,
OF Decc uurr,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Col john II Savu9r was elected 10
the State Senate from his district jl
an Overwhelming majority
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

QUERY: "Nhy viii m"n -mohr common
tonarro. WHEN they can buy Marbur.
Bros. sea- Of Nyrth CaroiinG' al tn" raur
price? 2" ja3, -ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

An 70 40 a week in your own town. So
D. \ ontt free. Reader, ii You want
Va uAAA business at which persons OF
MHHas lthrr sex can make treat pay
lyNVND II the time tncy work. write tor
particular. TO II. llAllett & Co .
Portland, Maine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
Blacks NIT hinsg.,
AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Knapper,

In the shop formerly occupied by A..
FaS>nacht. on High street. Winchrstcr
Tenn. is prepared to do all manner OF
BlarksmithinY and Repairing OF Machi-
merry. Flows made or pointed. aud horses
shod promptly. aud perfect ati'iartion
guaranteed. Eighteen years experience
in the largest elite, in the "olh country"
drr7-lv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

II ,ou on,r CnuoDour1 pat 1t M"
youl i!c nod dou'r lmuk To make Il
Cou,rou reputation answer ia pIac" at
4 Cnujs'mu character "Sd,' crrrl Il
sih looAi,2 GA, ct Dhr upper window
Of small grocery, and addre sing I'LL
other girI who vas lr}io4 10 enter ut
the rr,oD door, "wc'v" all been 10
camp-mrcDiu' and got converted; 50
wucu you want mr.N m S0ndny, 'nu'lI
have to rour aronoi to the back
door" We have too many "har,-
door C.us IAN, in hi, world, a. /
ven or llu'c town II Winchester l.,
not void Of them
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

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Inventor Edison's Last.

81 am very sorry" said Mr. Edison,
the inventor of many more than seven
wonders, to a reporter who called upon
him at Menlo Park yesterday, that |
cannot show you the aerophone to-day
l have Just sent the application for
patent to Washington, and have taken
the machine l had here to pieces"
This was great disappointment to
the reporter, for, from what he had
heard of it, the aerophone was an af-
fair not to be met with every day, where
upon Mr.. Edison, who is one of the
most courteous gentlemen in the world,
undertook to explain its mechanism
and capabilities. The former was less
easy than the latter to understand. That
Mr.. Edison, however, has invented a
machine which, placed upon a locomo-
tive, will raise its voice and announce
in giant tones, that can be heard for
miles: " i am Engine Marmaduke, and
will stop at Boonton Station" or what
ever other warning or information it
chooses, there is not the least reason to
doubt. 1t seems probable that Mr.. Ed
ison can make whatsoever he likes, and,
even without the meager explanation
Of this latest wonder which the re-
porter is herewith able to give, no per-
son who has ever met him or visited his
workshop at Menlo Park would doubt
its practicability. In the aerophone--
which, by the way, is as yet by no
means perfected-the vibrating dia-
phragm principle in use in the marvel