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The New York herald., 1878-11-26

of these in The from the
ceil-roor into tho main hallway locked
was found in attendance In this ward of the building. The
day hot and sultry and the suerngs Of the
from want OF water and attention have bcen
terrible.
omit details of the inspection of other rooms occupied
by the insane tho condition of whose inmates in but
slight degree better than those described
"A LICENSED BARBARIsN.n
Impressed with the conviction that 4 dnty to at
unates sought and obtained interview with tho
lntondent keeper, and them
Thought the condition Of the poohouse and its inmates
fully warranted their joint aud several responsibility for
sed TO make snch amends his power aud letter
recently received from tho states that
OF the reforms insisted on have been carried ont.
This county retains Its insane under the provisions OF
knowledge Of the tho pas
Of this act and admitting tho dscouesy o question
ing the wisdom of the Legislature in passing H. submit
the fact that found the Clinton County Poorhouse want
ing evory requisite for asylum for the chronic insane
aud with its management under the of this law
simply licen nsod barbarism.
STATE SUPERVISION WANTED.
In view of these facts the hope is expressed in hn
manitarian circles that the newly elected members of
the next Legislature for this city win exert their
powers toward this desirable end-i e.. the removal
of the chronic insane from the county poorhouscs
whore they are generally treated with neglect in
humanity, tn some State asylum, aud that for this
purpose the Willard Asylum may either be enlarged
or that new accommodations i'll some other place be
provided The serious complaints made against the
treatment of the insane in this county lead to the
hope entertained III philanhropc quarters that New
York may not lie exempted from this obligation or
placing it's chronic insane under the careful supery
sion OF the State authorities
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
GREENBACK-LABOR PARTY.

meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the green
bakabor party held yesterday forenoon at No 200
Third avenue Mr. Cornelius O Reilly acting as chair
man. committee on organization of one from each
Senatorial district appointed. Mr.. George G..
Bangor offered several resolu ions in relation to funds
which to be raised to carry the organization.
The last resolution offered asks that committee Of
five be appointed to make arrangements tor series
lectures Cooper Institute during the winter The
resolutions referred to the Committee Organ
izaion and the committee adjourned subject to the
call OF the Chair
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
ACCIDENT TO A PHYSICIAN.

DR.. George richards of Orange n. j.. met with
probably fatal accident sunday last He had been
to church and sterwayd started TO make professional
calls. While reaching the dashboard of his
wagon to the reins. which had fallen down,
the horse moved forward suddenly and the Doc
tor, losing his balance fell headforainost between
the animal and tho vehicle. His head struck the
hard, macadamzed road, and the wheels passed over
his head He was picked up in a state of unconscious
ness and remained SO yesterday. Three doctors at
tended him, but his recovery is dcspaired Of.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
THE EoTI[EN.

Mr. J. c. Morrison OF south street. of the own.
Of the Eothen. which has the Franklin search
rurty on board does not believe tho report that tho
vessel spoken in August last aud that the party
had landed at Cape Fulton.
The New York herald., 1878-11-26
TREATMENT OF THE INSANE.
MARKED EXCITEMENT IN oNoNpAaA COUNTY
OVER THE RECENT REVELATIONS.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

The publication Of the facts connected with the in
vestigation made by subcommittee OF the Board Of
Supervisors into the management of the County Poor
house created great excitement in the city to-day
The County superintendent OF the Poor this after
noon publishes card virtually admitting that
the horrible state of affairs existed in tine
insane department set forth in the
HERALD despatch, but claiming that no effort had
been made 10 conceal the disgrace. The Board OF
Supervisors to-day appointed committee Of Ave 20
investigate the charges. Public Indignation fully
aroused and it is likely that q thorough in
vestigaton will be madc. The ultimate result of the
agitation will be the enlargement OF the poorhonse. in
order that there will be the future for
such outrageous treatment Of its inmates.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
60 00hom It :aian Concern

DARlS EXHIBITION, 1878.
native Of France. hut Am s-t et,en, WIN msoy
years experience IN business IN America aat ior number
of years past estab shed business IN Paris 70 fe
in tho GFana ENaioi'ioh OF
Isl would also continue be their agents Tor inc con.
tirenta markets tho exhDiiOu closes aesifcL Adj
dIess l. DH.FEr IS FanhoDIg, tO.shelUtre ra' ~.
Lawrpce. tavfcace BOtbes>N Co, 70 Naitsla WHO
wiN FURNISH al desired nation AMI reIersDees.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
i3cIiaious Notices.

Ola .John street VI. r. Church (betwcen Nassau ana
William Is lr achinS by TIE Rev B. r. ABB0II at iG,a
cori-ly invited.
81 Luke ~ Church. ii.t.i near Gtaye the the sey 4
p IL. srahfeEs always welcome.
~, ianq,a- Church. 4Gs st. between 5h and G,n a.
mgen, an Morns Prayrr . a. ~. H lalagy and choral
-orih Reiornci chnrc ~ ave ani y 2I,isiAt 81 IL H. y
M ne iey IN 'oGii;S WI delyrr the thiri @ im9n Oh r'e
u,r hrl d~r"Hr'' on Heaven - Ii- HrayenY t1innow
Service Of Men. Carafa Association, o
idIrc,s Gy e Rev. W.. =. MERHlrr Pastor Of 'srGn
p rHHi HiCIi.R .ui iarrc choir Hearty invitation All.
sixteenth street Bapii., Church. West l1thStr near
tngiTr IG Seai schooi & missionary rscc}irg even
ing 80 Adlrrs.es ~ the Rev. j. T. ELDER D. D." ami
=, john, V p. Church, 5sIst. near rIoal0ay-''cr.
wees II I,'o g. N. aud 80 subject fog morning:
ilg ''hc c'arr that IS christ" The Rev GEO. VAS
ALsrI NJ. Pastor
Thirt -ioar,a street lielorcd Chnrcii wet of @ st,
a".ea ~ H. @ CAEL2S AAhfGN: nlS.i Pastor subjects
rhird neiorned rresh,ter:9,n cSEgrcTn,21T % VI
wor,P Ioh1t!nW iarcl :" ~ NE bAFi & Ctit I EWn
Q2o n. scryi.. lo5o a. III. aud @3o n IN. The Rev.
The Aey. John ". ,Chndw7'.. Niasigr ~ ,he " ZeF
Chapel Soc ty Brnoh H. corner - cnion nnd on0rr~s-
s vii ~. i rh ,, ., ". E.cnnr iS s." at
80. Fii'hl,rtuo tne E.ie snhjeet "1Ae Missing
T,- pcoBir-- Service
in the ClIJ u'.Ii Of ItIE Ifpi.t TRINITY,
Al.ui-.l-ly'. amt i2...t.
EUAG p. .St go O'Clock.
r., I.,,. -ILpiii. r. INNG, IT,.
will deliver tc last t CuIr-' on VI ~i"if MA
ton. oi tr-" iuIc: Fanatic .r sad tne Gospel. Morn
in stly.rr lnt. A-h N,daf~i .y service. a. II H.
TtbrYu1rl' i1pti,t Church,
Tho E.. r.. E5B :r Z w. 3 irLI, i PASTOR.
Morning
TIE GREAT SLED NET
{ d" REWARD INTLt ENCiNG TIE FINAL DEcINioN'
T.. f.fH.lt. d. L.
n.u PRAYER iue,ir-S Wednesday AMI irliay evenings
siraugtr- G1uilal'v welcomed
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Ecriures ano ttlce.lnls.

DEV. DIR. r. :. S.STORRS'S TWO LECrU RES,
~ THE OTTOMAN AND THE MUsCUNlTE
THEIR Long DUEL"
AT The BRDOKLNS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TUESDAY EVE. INGS. March 3 and IL, al O'clock.
lie kct, with reserved seat ~ 90
BroJk!yu Nercan lie Library, Montague.
ST.. Cont
single lecture ticket reserved for sale only
alter day first lecture, 40 cents.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
DoJro ano Moons.

Vest Sido.
,,-p>.t,rrrn pno,t D., J.. ,.i.,,,,. bo,,l
ppi,.,rE r,,,rIv ,v:u 80, 70 ,.rflc-
~ , - . l,l... mi t,.n small ali fir
~ ~ ~, ,,'"' & 'rJ t,tl t,ir-ic'. ,.l .aisoI
40 vHa''r''i r4''s. "'.f ii''''-
han tr gentlemen. 100 W,.t irtl-t
49,, t,,.,tty 800, -..-,,J I,or
si'i.,. VII f,,' as. ari references r,luir,i Mlt~
BiRn~'ii~ 80 Wet @'thsr -.-------
u, .r ,t,..r sn- pt,at. ., % and
~r4r.h ami an,'.,h -i'-ca.
~ r,,'',, , ~, .I,-I,', .,'.r,rit t,h'r ears
- i''''N pm ~. ~! .r. .,y' A., ,t', ,.,,.u. ' W
ebA y Is / .lS ! = I.-iiaud,Omc second liOnr
- Ir,t rI'N- v.. 6,ari. .i-1 -.a.Is iooms Ici,E
=. ''" ~
80 " =, 81 ~ ,'' '.'t', nj, ra,
,,uDn. i,.ri. 20 .'r.., 'ensoi.
.,n NE-V oGTIT- sT -Siuuln pOONS for
~ d o' u G. n ~ ds, i copycpcos, I, nj a'
w.'b iu,,.. ,.i' ,,,rf.
.iGa WEST l5th->t.-To LEI with board
'VD nc,t iur is''d room I" married 'oup'' u '"o
1f5s SiA>
1 FtNNl~ilrD EOON to let III pIlFate
,,,.r>,,u,,,.n ,,,.,,, -...I urOpO0,i 60
~ lrHl lt'H'. @ @',H - ~ ~, - i,i
.o.l,a. io.o,icr 81 ,e,-.nic III East 20tH 81
ipCE ,,s,,,,t .uit. ar ,inylr rooms ;,t
, i-f','.t - go, ,, .,r1..nt IN SuI.nr, .J5
Ea,t iI,!.st -
,,-,y ,;,. r,...ibI L,.,a ROOMS Z,
\ fbh El'VtF 'lN iilrH''' IhiE" Nppi'i' -
1'lr.,i e.: ...',on. H. vi 81, -.
mn, go.
= ~ iEN''i w. - go ~ ''''' -
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

UIlCH-lNU. 10 Hr0dUWai, NV. 1UTA
THE LIFE OF GERRII SMITH.
By Octavus BIooss T!o;ilngia.D.
DctqyO. with pIrtlaii. ciGth ezra :. o.
The Publishers rerrs obliged to hat, in
accpTarce viii, the instruction, % c Of tho sieIt-
Ojyug; s;cs tins just sr iG." and eloquent" bio
rfa2hy VIII 10 few ddys De Wljlul avn from safe.
~ f-,ilu CHAM has acquitted Luisan g difficult task
VIII dignity. h drcscy, AID Nlth great Ol'e ~ "A('s
aif l.IsIAOn. he uas tsru broad am generous
10 Nafi0ls s--tct. u the subject. His record
r14rtCd hf oscflu naion snd justice TIE sincerity 81
h- htsrliy a model. Tho work show. passion
bot love ~ tA 80 desire ~ c,ct 10 taste Tor display
Q pufy ~ IL pages. u exhibits QuH
ics Is -efuinn .d .ubsialiia Iie yru"- of the
whom ro1nnrolates and forms permanent ornament q
Exemplary I0rtl."-l y. Y. Tribune.
g. T. PUTNAdE SONS ls2 shave.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Chvrrs - The IH"7rnG;inn.
TIli .nn-Irr. <ud .iaihri
n, Re- AEIi!tN EltNph-. Rector.
L..ul Il Z. Z. -.-..- LN---l - Il J. D N

Regular Woes ~ 10 a- ii ~ lh
calvary f=Ist CSrrcI, ..."-t, t't"'"n 't and 'ih-
aNc-Ir isc,. Il. e. t,AHili, a. a-i" pi'a IrH sun
ttr liG co. ni.r. f.t-t" f-i.i' --''f '.'l'
o.. or. I.c 81 riycfu'' 1z, 3i"a"y Rad tTtAy
cl -.ins+ -lI-I. r''tl.-4- 'i' i..
Chnrt T. oi Tia lic-ti.h. .ur .t a-f. aud l'L ave.
T.o i,,t N3 49, -.t-i; Pastor. y'l. .i.'t --'-n- -
f4i'v vni U.-.H.' '.'.H.. l''l-'. 80 ''t -''. l"'
Ccuu4i Pr~.b. tcr.nn Church. '.t -'. n,r Ef. '"..
.- . I 20 .''f i'i ~
l.. D. IIf1T, 4!Et fi. i.l .r,i,r 90. .nif % i'r nr"
ff..i .4 '.fH .1,.- If .aI' i'.nf 40 p' -
r'erar .,tei,c - 3. a. laf~ Invited -'''"h -'i'"'
% -.'u i rL
,hnrc, at ,ne t-vcnunt lf,,nyrrlaal. ,'r rara sse
luf ID IT, thr l.,. siAININ %. Nt,tl.AI =. %. 3D.. Pa
ii. crurcl ~ ~ .f: fu-t. N il anl TO- tss
i,T u. -a!4F s't1. 80 80 a 'u i+''iit "'u
rrsi-t % b. p M
Cfc-pyirc1 ur,ir tourii'tC'- lntr ' -ur lei .'i
nf 4 " fIt ..' WIZ
i.ri. Dr-.u- g g it '. 1'. .. '. - - 81
Hafk 1' if..i. M 4ii' axiom r l1 ~ % i..r
:.,,t $50 1.,u.I. f,ei 4plrr copies % ~ inn Ma-r.
-ctvl,- H-,c. Pointed r-i'i. organ "a'hs '. f''A I'd"
CLtU r.r- .n h.iai t,IH7
Ci,y Ut.-is1 Chapri>. PV" "A'HiND r'"rr AbhAII
INENi 80 20 ..fi Hr.Hss D. ..fnN-.
IN WITT tHAPtl 10 N". l.l 'ff'fhNi'i 49,
l.~v. G'"f-c li,u. Pastor.
CALVARY CHAPEL. No l,j ".,ta.l.
LLEAN0N CHAPEL, No. ~ ,..oi,.l-t. .o
I.., J-.ar.. q Hi... .l. FJttur.
C.E-fF.f. PfI. No l.it ii4-.'I.
lt., -. s;r4u ro'. 49, r.s''7.
GIITEr CHAPEL. SEQ. 81 .G.-'-
sat. fr.c. Come welcome. .I,."i~ o. jA.t-'N,
Crr...0.ia -,,i.ai. Kew Drs cry 5ilson ano tract
-,.,ltf. O.. .. 80 . alf.i. sitia..
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Couuirn DoGro.

HILLSIDE lOJ Applications can now
br fr.r .or bo,rh. large airy rooms and hts'cH~
board: plenty of shade. Aiir"s HILLSIDE HOUSE
NoufcIir. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Drn Gooos.
BROADWAY, 4TH-AvE.. 9TH AND 1OTH-sTs.

NINE. DEMORESTS RELIABLE PAT
w TERMS all the rccherchG novelties and be ufifu de-
for the Spnr summer fashions II East itls,
Nr York aBd all the Grand opening, march D.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
XOUNG SCIENTIST,

PRACTICAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL
FOR AMATEURS.
Describes Experiments in Chemistry Electricity Mcchan
cp,.cs &C. Tell. to make ca bat eceHt 1ilcr'-
scopes Telescopes Gavluic Batteries AL how - Use
Fret AID scroll saws Carpenters Tools, &C. Contains
count Of New Discoveries.
MOSTui.Y-joc. per year. Specimens free.
TRIAL TRIP months, sc. postage stanpsl
Address
YOUNG SCIENTIST
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Religious Iciire5.

A.-NIi-s Nalc }. n Brishnn,. nsl.T'tional srsater
Lectures or tie lfst Secioiy 81 y NJ at N5p q ~
53d-si. fhe chiidr,ns l.; ,,le,s aI 9i@
Allen stree. Methodist Church 9esr peaoey,st-igy
rhe Just Treatment o. tie Young Converts Mr. sMU FL
HALSTEAD VII have . arc Of tue services NJ NIHI
| ~ Washington .quare Neiaodst Episcopai Church.
The Rev. DI. REID Aissiona secrcry a a. Ais.2, Is q,
| Hon ". r 66bGE AiiiRTitSi AMI 'wcicoair
! All souls Church. itnave, 2li1.,t; Tho h',ri
pr. BELLOWS WIN preach TOMORROW MORNlN,' 81 !
oclock. and 7ij Evening seats free sunday sciOo'
scotch Pre.ey,erlan Church. l,i- bet G 5n g As sIa d
m. The Row ~ ; NJ UfrON o D. VIZ occupy ihe pHiin;
o'clocs.
AtSt r1al, iicihedisi Eslcaggi GhsrcI y ;,
Mafc 3 aI99g by the Fa.or ihe rev Dr. riFEAN nS
cdcc Suniay.sch5S 2SO. w1,!ncsday-evcning service
Al stanton street Bnpri., Church < J. KNApP 'I,'
| Pa,ior Will preach SABBATH AoHNlNO. Sn4,c.
Wanted anrIcn.bcarcTs' Lecture Tucstay evening
Piayerincoling frday evening. Al are hy.ied
At CIermoui Avenue Inversa!isi thnrcn. Ero0Siynn
aq Eternal SIA } SE.aS iS' a Of ~ h M wc @cptarS
i1ra"S Q; All Mca First, r6NGi,6% SiGiITa 79o
At the Finh Ayenue bami.i Chggcn Wc. ,Ig G'h st. st.
Dr AEMlTAG1 Pastor Snoiari " T, ~ 81 ,hg M Es;iii
morning o'clock Bapn,m At evening .ervirr.
At Grand Jnion in t5l 7r"y. a'9ye $ii!;t-'I - an M
80 ~ the pS Nm iirSrsf0Ni T. sacos - e ,.comd
Coming Of christ G"epel Icnnrianec ,nrne ~ iI"1. 81
~ -. ''' ~. '- " " |
w. ~ "'H'''' ""' ''''''' '''''''
nineil'hm rriae'in'' -, ''%" n@, ray,,y rs
>,ech en- IN Day 2cis" Ii the Ecv DA[Ih y III ti.D 3d.
VIII denver ah $40 oitosi "hh "irS 60, t"ti -
KOs~ SIC
AZ ,hchcri.g Hail. atha e. corner lstns. r. nio9
at 3..0 SUNDAY AFTEENo0S. -u!1c.t: The 'onclu
si0l a. "a. Whole tito" singing Charles J.. Guuu ant
To-. sroa c.ur Al TIE SEATS arr uc. cordial iaNitaon
j. .Ntr... .c,i r. rvervhoIv.
~. n, ,.., ,,,..., ..i, i.,,,,-.- an
ana Gihnvcs, The Pastor. ~ i.ev Thus : hA-Ti%us.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Mnslc1l snsIrnme'IIs

DUMAHAUT, late :. Y. BALL & Co.,
"A. No. IL LAST lsrHSI.
Chickering'S, Stelway> and other PiauOS ana organs lOw
for cash. On instaments, ana ior iclt
\ lGHTE 81 ERNST, old house of Lghte "
i Bradbury, offer their splendid PiANO fORihs ~ low
lice4 ana on leasy monthly pay menIs, At IL East litas.
Also smiths AMERICAN DknANS.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Miscellaneous

HOME IN THE COUNTRY for childlcn-
~ with home care ard instruction tninon ~ EHgirl,
board and washing-$j pr week music and painting Al
dress BOX 1913. Ny irk, y. y.
GCHOOL properties for sale and rent, every
- wtere. spnng list for STAMP. sCHEkAfhhoEN.3o 80
Last sth-si, y a..
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

C.~M GTARTEkLl-NUOLE EXPENSE
~ q ~ ~WITWGN e. -HuEIiIrir> MEDIA tfcun1
ACADEMY: charges: tetcioIs ai @fs4irti-'
o,c II-rN4rd four Nt.; cYeu g.. ,;um'F itc"rIHohf -
fl.aid !ayOr Mc,ua has ca,uthes ana i'tIi idu,'
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
fnrnlIrre.
Eost aIo fonno.
llarsle auu sieie SaanIsls.

4 TTENTlON Now is rhe time To purchase
"A SLATE AND MARBLE MANIf.iso.
Prices never as low slate steps rlser all kinds
slate work PENBHlN SLArECO,
80 Union. square ~ Y. 4th-aye. and l1th-sts.)
~ KLABER Il CO.,
~. West 6lsst. between Broadway and shave Rstatp
hshel Is4S MANTELS TlLING. MONUMENTS, al re
iuc si priceA PLUIBEuS' SLABS specially.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
For Rows and Young Men-Country

ALEXANDER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. board
- gcloo. White Plans. NY Principal! OR. HIS Pm d.
A BEAVTiFULR RURAL HOME FOR BOYS
~ competent lady teacher, ~ dclGtiu town ON The
wishes educate t.'i O.ys h'
tween IT, aetS ana Every possible VIII
tr bestowed TRAINING horse is Kept, AMI
farm with ia-nr the endowment
o O. inmates. Satisfactory !rrTeuec given uioIMa-
tion aCiiirss iiORAC j. DDNH. Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

FOr ' CuI% SIt-llt--- IC-li-IJ
ENTNGHAMTON COLLEGE and CONSFRVA-
az IDttE Of MUSIC i'T hot NJ LADIES. I"ub"d 80
iait ,t 900; u' t.t,d> Nbi' 'li"2r i've nv
H. -. IA FEk~ON. a. -. f'"Ndrn'. in/'n"io1, - ).
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
y WI. Montgomery co. Pom ho 'W-nfy 'r y I'
ru.i s,o ieeusoh - rItSDAN, @'ri B. lo ioai,7,'n
pl.a and i.aclHg H. r. 49, u;lc. lroo !id; Li d n1
hcI. For CATALOGUES apply ," G"o g. Butler \ g. ''n'r
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY tor Young aii5,,
II Bridgeport Conn. AddT.-s mss EMILY Nrl.~o'.
{eOME SCHOOL for chiidrcA; terms low.
Address 'hc Misses HATCH l.~2hnfr Com.
IsOME Institute. 'fauytown, .N.-A boarding
aIi school for OunZ .Idcs. wul Ircp1 eii~i1y
Sept -. fcrDIca'aT adde's H'.~ NJ = ALiCALI, f1n
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanic
lurp. Ps. : hea;Ii hral fo-nr II ~, Hh" ~'Ip'
Niene 30 YEAR S-ii T. Ecv q. - l''I~ 4 -. Pres.
ElI>S WILLiAMS'- SCHOOL, Worcester,
w Mass-Foi YOUNG Ia DIES. IoT crc1ai, aaai, -
AVA WILLIAMS, Principal
rE'HE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH aud
A FRENCH FAMILY aat DAY SCHOOL FOR TptN1
LADlf- No. 51 W.Ii-t, NewIiaStn. Conn ,rtua BE- t
upon apbE' auDu
NOUNG LADIES TNSGiTUTE. RackIitz-
4 - a. III, Drr-dcr. sa,ouy. Principal, Mis- T. T.
GOKDDN. In circulars address me IrncI'i or "i'S "
c. EINENTEOUI, Reading. Penn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
The Lesson Of a Life.

In December, 1915, in the Department of
the Voges, Xavier Tlririat. boy of ten.
accompanied four young girls about the
same age to church. They had to cross a
brook, over which was placed single
loose plank. The boy crossed safely. the
first girl who attempted it. fell in The
boy jumped in, pulled iner out. and then.
walking in tic water, guided each of the
girls across. Some time was lost in this,
and tie party reached church late. Navier,
ashamed Of being late. did not 90 up to the
stove. but kept behind. lie reached home
chilled; dangerous disease followed, by
which lie was left 4 complete cripple for
life, his only mode of moving about was
on his hands and knees, so completely
were his legs paralyZcd and distorted.
Coming OF very poor people, there was
every prospect that Thiriat would be a
heavy charge TO his family and Il wletche0
burden to himself. Instead of this. he
reached manhood bright. cheerful and in
telligcnt. Reading all lhe books he could
lay hold OF, he was soon the best educated
man in his district, and rapidly acquired
extensive influence, which was always used
for good. lie induced young people to
read and to study. Some contributions to
the local newspaper, the Echo des TosGes.
attracted attention and made him known.
tie result of which was tiat further inte,=
lectual opportunities were extended to
him. He made himself good botanist.
meteorolOgist, instructed others in these
branches, and procured the foundation of
several local libraries. He could not. how
ever. be satisfied without achieving his
complete independence and earning his
support. He obtained the position of
manager of the telegraph at neighborinc
town, was made Secretary to the Mayor.
became fnvOrite correspondent of several
agricultural papers and received the hirh-
est reward of the French Franklin Soci-
ety"-its gold medal.
All this was accomplished bv native |
force of character and strong seligious feel |
ing. under circumstances not merely adj |
verse, but at first absolutely hopeless. A
horrible deformity, intense suffering. alb /
sence of instruction. crushing poyerty-all
these disabilities were overcome unaided. |
and this ignorant and crippled lad made |
himself the light, Intellectual and moral. |
of his whole district.-Pubiie Ledger.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
For Husbands.

Don't think when You have won wit,
that yoH have won slave.
Don't think that you wife has less fee!
ing than yonr sweetheart. Her relation.
slip to you simply is changed. not her M.
.ure.
Don't think that you can dispense Will
All the little civitics of life towards her yot,
marry. She appreciates these things quite
as much as other women.
Don't be grl.f and rude at home. Had
you been that sort Of fellow before mar
r1a=c. the probabilities are y,u would be
sewing on your own buttons STILL
Don't make your wife think she is an
ncnnb1s'ncc on you by giving grudyiny-
ly. What she needs give checrfi.l!y. AS if
it were a pleasure so to 60. She Will feel
better. and so will you.
Don't NEEDLE with affairs of the house
under her charge. You lave no more
right to bepoking your nose into tie ki,c!l-
en- than she has to walk into your place
of business and give directions to your
employees.
Don't find faults with her eXtr:lvacance
in ribbons. etc, until you have shut down
on cigars, tobacco, whisky. etc.
Don't leave your wife at home to nurse
the children, on TIE score Of economy.
Willie you bolt down at night to see the
show or spend dollar on billiards.
Don't bolt your supper and hurry Off to
spend your evenings lounging around
V,".ty fpnt I,<,,,.
Ton -Dalln't spend evenings enough with
nor.
Don't prowl in the loating resorts until
midnight. wasting your time in culpable
idleness. leaving your wife lonely at home
10 brood over your neglect and her disap-
1ointncnt.
Don't think the woman tou promised
TO love, cherish and protect becomes
your servant as her part of the contract.
Don't think that board and clothes
is Il sufficient return for all wife does Tor
you.
Don't expect a wife to love and honor
you il you prove brute unworthy of love
and honor.
Don't caress your wife in public and
snarl and growl at her in private. This
proves you both a hypocrite and dog.
Don't wonder that your wife is not as
cheerful as she used to be. when she labors
from early morn till late at night to pander
to the comfort and caprice of selfish
pig who has not soul enough to appreciate
her.
Don't, if your wife has faults, be con-
stantly reminding her of them, while yau
have never word Of commendatiOn for
her virtues.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
->e~s~
Trust Il hey.
--BHliHgtoA Hdrkey'

purlng the session Of the Episcopal con-
|uon in Boston, the Bishop of Louisi-
IN crossing the common met boy
Ose face he 1;incicd, and, calling to him.
Fl INN il he had anything 10 do just
n, 10 which he said no. Are you a
n ooy:" The little fellow scratched his
ana replied. Il am not very good
L cu>s a little sometimes" That can
answer inspired the Bisllep with con-
'Ve' and he then said. after giving his
'e and address: II want you to 60 to a
tt''ln place and get bundle for me. and
r. II TO my hotel. There will be a
g ol >: here is the money to pay it.
@nai dollar which you will keep for
r. NE errand." On his return to the
uIe Bishops friends laughed at him
-s erednlity. telling him that he would
Se me boy or his bundle, or money
- Do' IN half IN hour the young chap
"'u' bringing the bundle and re-
h. D1l Tor . %, the Bishop having
|, AASht mistake as to the amount
%"S cue. How did you manage 10
h +I' =, extra half dollar.' he inquired. Il
we money you gave me for the job.
4 uia' you would make it all right"
dona a, right it was made, ana have
~ 1u'' lhat the confidence that was re-
! ~ ul'1 boy, because of his truthful
,,.t Ini uo him good as long as he lives.
'''p Clarke, IN n. Y. Ledger.