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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-04-06

BE USEFUL IA man that is too well
born for trade Is very well born for
the galIows. There is deal too much
disrespect for honest labor for the
bealtbful maintenance of either morals
or government. There exists notisn
among a great class of people that when
a. person is relieved by the possession OF
property from arduous toll it becomes
degradation for him to labor at ali-if
the habit Of work is so fixed that the
moneyed man cannot remain idle, he
apologies for so doing as sort OF vice,
aud then he refers 10 'habit as ne
would refer to addiction to opinm or
rum, as something to. be ashamed Of
but which unfortunately had gotten the
better of him. His children are taught
carefully 10 ''sink the shop" and :urn
up their noses at those who work for a
living. In seeking matrimonial allan
ces he looks for wealth rather than in
dustry for them, and chooses as hus-,
band for bis daughter the man who has
his inheritance in hand, no matter how
untitled he may be 10 cope with misfor-
tune, rather than the man who has
fortune in his brain, and can win his
own way. ldleness aud extravaganza
are curses worse than the plaques OF
Egypt. They breed sorrow, wretched-
ness, crime, aud misery; send sons into
drunkards' graves and felons cells, and
put daughters on the streets, into mad
houses and garrets of poverty. Every
hoy, rich or poor, should be taught that
idleness is a crime, and the girls should
be taught it no less than the boys; eve
ry child should be taught some trade.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-04-06
MISSIONARY INTELLIGENCE
i' FROM CENTRAL AFRICA.

UNFORTUNATE EXPEDITIoNs-A DEADLY
CLIMATE.
We have received the following com
munication from Mr.. A. M. Mackay,
engineer to the Church Missionary So
ciety's expedition to Uganda, on Lake
Victoria Nyanza. The intelligence it
brings will no doubt be read with pain
ful interest by many Of our readers: -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-04-06

THE GREAT MARTTNsBURG CLIO.
-....s q. r THIER, u i..s .an..y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
8 e @ a b r.

pa pIrpe eS uns febr Bbe i'm 5aufe
tperpen, wenn mir auf etnmal fe unc
tbre artt9en &tncer an ben 9erBbnten
pldben am Sif6 Yermteten ="
Isle reiien alip mprsen as !; wpbin,
quite Srau?"
~Sn meme 5etmatb, na6 @ranez
Nputier, anaOtse Grau,"
u0ecenfen sic na6 &enneS su@
riidsufommen z"
SD wetb es nidt sndpi9e Grau."
uSte perben allp IN @ranp Wcu<
tier bleiben?"
~Oc6 ntdt sndpise Srau {; id
iperce ranrern unp wanberr, biz t9
Den Menldcn fnpe, ben bic 8udita<
ben II V peS Mproc5 bel dulri9en."
~Oos Wteier auein fol- Sbnen sur
Gntoedun9 Serbelfen e"
Der liebe 0ptt wtrb it@ teiIen
beptenen, 70 bpfe iGL Maram:."
nNun, ormes Sinh, mt.la Sit
menidlt6erSilf bepirfen, pann erin
1ern sic ft6, baB sic 6rau Spn Ser
rerec INNER urp su leber Stunbe in
Nnl pru6 nebmen p%iirfen."
~@ndptse Trau, t6 bin eerIbrt rab
mir Der ltebe 0ptt 70 Stele quite Gee
len su 5Ilfe i6tdt; ppmtt babe t9
cieie Site perbient 2"
uWtetn eutes Sinh, t6 mill Sbnen
Elm tleine5 @ebetmnib nerratben = t6
bin Sbnen Ytel, febr Stet Oanf iauIz
big. Nn jenem Mprsen, alS sic mad,
metnem Wanne fra9ten, mar t6 in
Gplse bon man9erlet Dtn9er metner
miitterlt6en unp bdu6li6en YFt6ten
mire; t6 bate lleberpruf an alem
Sbre blpee gridetnuns wtrfte fdpn
etsentbumlt6 auf mt6 al6 t@ Ste
aber nit metnem Manne serbanbeln
bbrte, ais iG Sbr Seiipiel b~tnseben>
Der Sreue unb Aufppferuns fab, ba
mar t6 perdnbert i'd bate meinen
alien Mutb wteber. Ste feben allp
wte febr t6 in Sbrer S9ulo btn."
Warte ppQte ettpa6 erptrern, aber
6rau bon &erperec erittdte ibre &prte
in elmer berslt6en lmarman9 uno sntz
fernte it6.
Nm anbern MDrgen fibrte Der erite
Gtienbabnsus bic Yddterin Der 5etz
matb gu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
(SprtIebuns fct9t.)

Aus Der S6weis Sern 6.
Mot. Son ben $50 Mtt9liepern pe5
0rpsen &otbe5 res Cautions Sern
1inb laut elmer Gprref ppnbens 206 9ez
pGblt pcrcen 70 ba6 "A NaGwablen
itattsufncen BADEN. Inter ben Sc
mablten ;dblt nlalt 1855 alte unp 40
neue Nttt9lieoer, pom rcnen ct1ra so
Der cc~nIerpattren unp bic Ibrtsen Der
ltberalen partet ~anSebbren. DAP sic
cpnferpattpe Sertretun9 rtdt unbe<
beute1r peri thrift wprten 1T, 1T berettS
befannt; bauptld9lt6 lit pteS in BEN
Aemtern SaanerL SGwarsenburs urb
Bern eef6eben. Sn Der Stopt Bern
feIbit St1sert muir GUnierYattoe pur6
t~Betlpetle fol- btes Dem I'm tanoe stz
Sul9retten ietr, baB btefes Wal Gle
fOcioItftl6en Mrbeiterfretle, nit beren
9ulfe bic 2iberalen Dor Yter Sabren
festen, nt6t nit oenlelben seittmmt
babeuL neil fie tbnen bic &ufnabme
ameter ron ibner unterititten Ganptz
~
raten auf tbre @abutite ab9efdla9en
batten. SelonperS berpprsubeben ii
nod, baB man etnise iuriitide GrE>
Gen potitdnotS bat fallen laiien.
0enf, Z. @ui. @prsefern babeu
lin san5en Canton bic @emeinbewab>
len fottsefuncen. SIN Der iberwie9ent
prCteifantiiden 6auptfact banbelt &c
ftG natiirlid muir tint einen Sampf Re,
Itberolen S6atttrun9en rnp benz Nne
fdein mad befpmmt bic rabtcalslibes
rale Gractipn Die Ntebrbeit. Die ia
tbCliiden 2anrSemeinpen baben fid
febr nader 9ebalten; in feiner erbtel
bic fatbplti6e 9tite wentser Skinner
ais BET ben lebten @ablen, ntan6l
baben an Sttmmet eewcnnen Uni
ben rabffaIen @emetnberdtben bel
eaufpab eeseben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

ME e~rfterbenber S~usenpfraft ibre
@runrfdbe su nertbeipi9en. welde bic
SafS unp bic @runpbertn9uns elmer
ieren ciYiliiIrten 0eleIlaaft itno. Sic
fdmpft nidt unter falldem Namen,
ME tbre 0e9ner, welde su ref prmtren
Yproeben unp rp6 muir nieperretben,
rte ii6 freiiinni9 nennen unb ppd
iiberou bic Sretbett Der GBlfer unter@
briiderL wel6e Dem Gprtl6rttte bulpt<
gen wpllen unb bic Weni6beit sur
Sarbaret hes Setpentbums suriiffIb@
rem wiircen. Die Stride bat INNER
benfeIben Namen bpG9ebalten, iie bat
INNER 9efGmpft urter remielben SAM
ner elmer beili9en, fatbplti6en appitpz
lido rBmii6en STRIDE. @prtn lie9t
nun et9entli6 he Madt Der Stride?
&aS bat tbr rteSraft Se9eben, in bic
fen &dmpfen, bic nod arpauern, ntc@
mails naGsugcben nod su unterIie9en?
&tr wti1en e5 wpbL, iie bat it4 ME
mails 9ebcust neil fie i6 itiigt auf bic
Sroft Suites, fie 1T niemalS nnterle<
gen, neil lie BON 0ctt bic Serbeisur9
ept9er Oauer erbalten bat.
&bcr pe1n mir etnnal Ypn rteler
ibernatirli6en Stdrfe ab1cben fo be-
fbt iie AUDI mod in ii6 Elm natirlt6e,
tb mlE6te fa9enL l%pctale &raft, bic ite
befdbt9t ibre srOfartise Guf9abe su
lBlen.
Sbre erlte 9~eben6fraft ltest BARN,
bas fie int Selibe Der fOctalen8 abrbeit
1T.
Sc 1T cine f~pciale @abrbeit, raj
bic &htun9 Dor Der Sbrt9fett unb Dor
eem 0efese bic 0runbbeptn9un9 Der
Srpnun9 1T unb baB rte @n1ebuns
9e9en bieie Srpnune Elm f6reflt6er
Ntsbrau6 Der 0etpalt unb Serrath
am GaterIanpe 1T.
gS 1T cine fpciale Mobrbett toe
bic peltli6e Wa9t. unter pel6er6prm
fe aud auftreten mag, irn Otenite Der
@ereGtt9fett unb Der 2febe iteben mus,
baB fe nift unuml6rdnft 1T, baB fe
ibren untertbanen %9e9eniber nt6t bIpb
&e6te fpnoern aud p1t6ten bat unp
bob 1e ntdt beredtt9t 1T. fi6 Der Sc
malt su bepienen, um ras&e6t su ut1@
terpriiGen.
Gs 1T cine fpctale @abrbett baB
baS 9Bttltde 0eieb iber benz menid>
Itden 8elebe tebt unb pae BET etnem
@pnftfte betper bas Wprt Der Appitel
Anwencun9 fnbet, mani mllb @ptt
mebr 9ebprden ais ben Weni6en u1o
miiBte man felbi # bur6'S WartDrtum
bic &abrbett pieier @prte beite9eln.
Sc lit cine fpctale @abrbeit oae
muir @ptt Elm ~obfplute6 &e6t beItbt
unb pae ben Meni9en nur relative
Gedte 3ufpmmen unb baS IS feline
SpuYerdnetdt Der Waiprttdt 9tbt,
ipenn it6 otefelbe gum ewisen &eGte
in @eseniaB feBt.
Sc 1T cine f~octaIe @abrbett bae in
elmer wpbl9eproneten 0eleuldaft Die
@abrbeit uno boS 0ute ale 6retbeit
9enteBen mii7en, mdbreno bere6tt9te
Sprit6tsmabreaeln se9en ben Srrz
tbum unb has Sbfe 9etrpfen werben
fplIten, unb ruB Der Staat etnen Ser
ratb ait fetter pFt6t besinse, wpute er
cine ncutrale, tnptfernte Steaun9
swti@en rem @uten uno rem Sblen
etnnebmen.
Sc 1T enpIid cine fpciale @abrbeit,
baB ba, no bic frtcten 8Orperun9en
Der @ere@ttsfeit nt6t ausrei&er, nm
bic S&wa6en su fdiiben, bic 9tete
walten mub, unp boB tbre Serpft6t>
ltll9 fir paS @ewt6en ebenfp betlts
unp benz 6rtitltben 5erSen ebeniO
tbeuer fein muF, ais bic &epFtdtuns
iener.
IG,nkEntr.h ErI,k
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
X. &apitel.
Die 5auftrfrau II.

Oas semiitblide pfarrbdusden tpal
daberlt9 febr Serdnbert ; bic &pier
traren absefprben an ben 3wet9en
Der 0eians Der 8Gsel mar %Yerfummt
bic Sauben blteben aus S6eu DOR be,
&dlte III tbrem S6lase, Der Slumenz
flor i'm 0arten mar biz auf went9e
0plbblumen yer 6wunben, bic 8dume
batten tbren Battle-Ground absewprz
fen, unp BON benz b~iiiter9ralten 5tmz
mel ielen hide S6neefpfen Deretnselt
CUR Grbe nteber. SIM Snnern nea
5auies easesen mar mod NueS wtf
suvpr, muir bic 8tbltptbef i'm Gmz
pfan9@ Simmer Yerrietb bur6 tbre be-
ceutenpett 2Iden, baB RE Yfarrtinbe,
tbr Feietser suipra6en unO bas es ~
nit @tnter sepprben. SIN llebrtsen
iab Trduletn S6plattfa nod tmme1
in Der Geniterntfde Der srpBen fdmtz
iden Slide unb ndbte Der N6be BE-
tete unr orbeitete, lebrte u,b trGl tetf
wte font >. }. MefIe fretlt6 las e,
cine babe S1unbe fpdter, CUR sr6berer
8eauemlt6fett Der 5auSfrauen.
SIS mar am Sage Der !. bret &bntz
Sc, als 8ernbarr sesen Ibenb an be,
Ibire fetne6 Snfels anflppfte. 6,
fanD ben alien Mann in ether triiben
unp tpetden Sttmmuna bteielbe
fdwanb aber ausenblidlt6> ais be,
Nbbe ~wabrnabu, bob ber Nefe bee
IrpiteS uno per Mountaineering Be-
birfe; NIT 3drtlt@feit sps er Jpn ans
5ers unb faste:
uOu btit betriibt 8ernbarb Ou
madrf Dir bod feline GOrwirfe, metr
Sobn! Define Sdulp 1T es ni9t -
0u bait rseli9 Dsine pFtdt Sc
tban !"
uMetne SGulb 1T eS ntdt faser
sic. lteber Snfel? OaS foQ mob
betben, an 9utem @iuen babe Is mil
nt6t semangelt aber ="
v&etn Nber, 8ernbarb 0u bal
gut 9eiprCden, epel unr wirbeSpl
9efprp9en t6 babe Define &epe it
Der 3eitunS 9eleien unp fano rur6=
aus ntdtS paian a~us;uieben. OtI
Suitt; bat itd setrrt. l1np ME itebt'a
NIT Marte GU
uSte 1T mttsefputuen i; neil es f
fpdt mar, babe t6 ite slei6 mad Saul
9ebradt = fe bat cine &ube bic mid
in Gritaunen febt."
uSie mill aIip bod auf BEN 5pf
bletben 2"
~guf ben 5ofe bleiten? "a fen:
men sic aber Warte fdle6t pber bef
lei, sic feltnen ite nt6t mebr, liebe
Snfel; 1ie 1T cine gang anbere Gral
sewprpen. Der prOses unb Die Ser
urtbetlung 2asar's baben fte gang Tim
semanpelt. Sie fol- friber BET ale
Gnersie pennp6 rem eeuten seseniibe
surdfbaltenp, fdiidtern, fait fur@tfar
sewelen fetn 9asar iaste mir, fe bab
itets I'M @ues in Der Melt bas @uf
ieben Der Meniden Sermtepen = nut
sic mii6en bas wiiIen, Snfel! Gan
fennen sic rteielbe aber lptrflt@ MD
mebr wteber. DAP cine 9erdncerun
in tbr Sprsesan9en, fann i'd ibrisen
felber aus metner fur;en 8efanntl6aI
nit ibr beseueen. sic wiFen, M
| pel9em plane fte umsebt Sntel? 2"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
Ctnr %bflornmatbige @rau
Grsdblnms
SDn
Naonl BE Ndocry.
(Sortlesuns.)

Gnplt9 fam Der Sag Der Nbreile.
WprsenS INN fieben llbr fanb Elm
grocer stpetrdperieer &arreuL re7en
Oberer Sbett einen &dFs aus Gifen<
itdben Sprtellte, ppr Dem Yprtal be6
@efdn9nti1es trpB Der fribenS tunpe
bate it6 fdpn cine 9rpBe SOlfsmerse
ein9efunpen tbre Neusier ut,p hinge
bulb mubte crit etnen 3temltd bpben
0rao erret6en, ba trat bic Wa6e UNI
ter bas Gewebr, paS Gli9eltbpr bfnete
ii6, unp bret @efansene, nit fdweren
&etten belapcll tpurben Spn @enSo'ar>
men gum @a9en 9eleitet-eS mar 9az
gar, &ettenfre1er uub Sruber Sell
Dem e~riteren sur 2tnfen f9rttt Nbbe
0abrteL sur &edten sin9 NRorie, in
tiefe 5rauer 9efletpet, tbre betpen Sim
BET ouf bem @rme. Gin @aGtmcifer
unp swet @ensp'armcn gu 9ferpe BILL
reten bic Gscprte. Oils 2asar i'm Se<
9rtf par, in ben unbetmltden @asen
etnsuitet9en, belt Morte Jpn am Arme
surid uno ipra@ ~9asar iesne nod
etnmal betne &tnper!" sic ftttete ME
Der nit ben &letnen, 9asar leste ietne
sefel1elten 5dnbe auf tbr 5aupt urb
madte has 3ei6en oe5 &reu;es, I'M
Dem ct fpra9: uGS fesne Gu6 urp
Cure Wutter Der oreieint1e @ptt 8oz
ter, Spbn 'uno bell. 0ett!" Damn
fIbte er ite sum lebten Male.
uSat Du mir ni@ts mebr ansuenz
pfeblen, 9asar?"
u9ttdts, Oetn 5erS miro Dir Aues
sinseben."
sd werbe Dir balp f9reiben, tpirf
Ou mir aud sleid antrprten, unp inn
mer alei6 g"
Simmer slet6."
@bbe Gabriel riGtete iebt einise
@prte an bic Gefansenen unp err
mabnte ie sur 0ebulp unb our 8ube,
Sruper Sell tredte, pte poS BET ptefer
@ele9enbett Sttte 1T, feline 5anp aus
unb bettelte baeYublifum in fld9li6em
Gone uno init beudltril6 betritter
Ntteae I'm, Gin Nlmpl len an; &etten<
FREEZER bradte Elm bpnnernbes Sod
aus auf Die @eredttsfeit unb rie
@en5p'armerte Warie iiber9ab bem
@a6tmetiter cline Summe fir tbren
Mann, uno per @asen iebte ii6 in
8ewe9uns; Marte f6aute i'm mad,
BIG er I'M bic nddfe StraBenede ner<
idwanp, unp Serlteb banr, BON 9ltbe
@abriel Selettet bic traurtse Stdtte.
Oils fte in Safpbs 5auS surIffebrte,
fanp ite BORT Grau BON &erperec.
Oteielbe mar sefpmmen, um rem
S6retner Safpb febr umfanerei6e
@rbetten fir ibren 9anpitb arsutraz
gen ; i'm Grunbe ppute fe fI6 mad
ben SepIrfnthen Ger uarmen pd6terz
in" e~rfunpt9en utlo nebenbet ben outen
SafOb fir feline Nufopferuns belpbz
men. Safcb nabm bas Nnerbteten
freupis an.
Silver sic werben fi6 an Srt UNI
Steue be9eten," iaste bic Yrdfpentin.
~uno bort arbeiten miiTerl Sbre Ga=
Mile fHnnen fte mttnebmerL benr BIZ
9rUben SecpnpmieSebdube iteben bali
leer coB Sbre quite Wtetbertn mid
suridbletben fOu, rertebt ft6 pOt
felbf."
~Gndpise 6rau," erpieberte Safpl
freupefrableno, ~fO tebe i'd mod Elm:
nal 70 germ gu SIREN Otenfen Al
Der Giienbabn bin i'd chen fertis, e.
btnoet mid alfo nt6tS bier = unl
mas bas Gprtsteben ansebt f. 1T uns
iebt cine fletne 3%ertreuun9 febr er
| pdnfdt benin unfere quite Mietberil
lSerlaet uns beute pper mprsen, uni
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

WeSuIO brirgt ROltn,

GS lit @ebulb Elm rauter Strduh,
Spa Nprnen aGer Gnbea
ltnb rer ibm nabt, Der merit r1s AUDI
In TIsen unb an 9dnben.
1lnb bcnnp4 fu9' t9 LAP bic @ab.
Did ntmmermebr perbriebeu,
Sets du6 NIT Tbrdnsn, frat unr frib
Sbn treult@ SIT be9ieben.
llrpl0sli6 wtrb or ibrr Ma6t
0ein IIben Dir telpbnen,
Nenn iibcraQ Der Tprner la6t
Gin Struub BON &rlenfrpnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
Bwsi O!oAeu.

3wci 0lpden bHr' th, Eel unb rein.
@enn t4 frub Mpr9en8 wanbre;
SIN @pttesbauie ftin9t lie elm,
SIM 9ersen ttef bic anbre.
G5 lentt su 6tmmel8trrrlidfeit
Tie erite meme Sinne,
lie Sweite iinst BON alter 3eit
llrb ewt9 jun9er Minne.
Die 0lpdenfldnse bdb' i'd beib'
gu Ginem 9ieb Serwpben
S5r 0ieben in Der Serne nett,
&uf @ieterleb'n bort pben.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-10

70 "Clint" says'that we are labor
earnestly TO create the impression
that" he is though - Now
Bro. Kinsley to create means to pro-
duce, to effect, TO bring into being {;
do YOU suppose that there is a man,
woman. or Child in LamOille county
who does not know and has not known
for years what your reputation IS!
To be serious, we thought that You
were belied somewhat, and on form
ing your acquaintance and reading
your paper for a while, we counted
you as being sharp, without descend
ing to the level of bar-rOom jokes, but
of late you have decidedly undeceived
us in that regard. The lucid demon
stration in your paper that there was
no He'll. the shrinkage of your column
Of legal ads, the defeat Of your little
county commissioner dodge, and the
prospects of the bell punch, or some
other cause has evidently soured you.
Now Bro. Kinsley we are glad you
are not a hypocrite and take our adj
vice, even though it come from us,
and don't be the other thing indicated
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-10

Walbridge A. was the right Field,
though they only allowed him short
stop.-LoweH Courier.
And yet O'Leary, who won the
great international walk, has two Cork
legs.-Graphic.
There is q religious revival in pro-
gress at Princeton college, and the
good work is greatly aided by the pre-
vailing feeling Of the uncertainty of
life.
A Miss Grubb is announced to
make her debut in the West as "Juliet."
After a trip to Europe Miss Grubb no
doubt will spell her name "Victualli."
-Norristooon Herald.
Wat good ez it to me to make silver
legle-tender onless you provide me
with silver to tender? | amt got nc
silver, and can't see how | am to get
any. ! want either q carload of sill
yer distributed in the Corners, or
want Unlimited munissipal bankin'.
One or the other is necessary to meet
the wants NV men like myself, for witch
all finanshel projects are made. Men
who hev the faculty NV workin', and
to whom likkerat stated and rapid in
tervals amt a necessity, manage to
git along without finanseerin. Eff they
are agoin' to lnanseer for me, l want
EN- to do suthin practicle. ---PErRoLE-
IN V. Massey.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-10
"Tria, Bottles 2s Cents. "

ALARMING SYMPToMs.-A cough or
cold, if not promptly attended to, may
result in an incurable lung disease.
For all diseases of the throat, breast
and lungs, bronchial or asthmatic af-
fections, DR.. Swayne's Compound Syr-
up of Wild Cherry is a pleasant and
certain cure. The oldest and best
remedy. 1t promotes expectoration
and removes all diseased matter which
obstructs the lungs, the liberation is
healed, and the sufferer restored to
perfect health. Trial bottle 20 cents
large size 81. If the bowels are cos
tive or liver disordered, take first a
few doses of DR.. Swayne's Tar and
Sarsaparilla Pills, which will evacuate
the bowels, and is ofvital Importance,
relieve the congested liver, and re-
move all bilousness. These valuable
remedies, sold at the leading drug
stores, or can be had by writing to DR..
Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-10

[IRev Joseph Cook, in an address
at Montreal, recently delivered, said :;
"America rises and prays to the great
Belteshazzar the ruler of mammon and
pleasure: 20 thou mighty, most adored
one, bless our shoddy manufactures
laughter and help us this day to
do our work, with slur-iness, swift
ness, with profit, and with mendacity
for the de-e-vil's s-a-ke-a-a-men. "
-[Great laughter and applause. ]"
We fear that Joseph has a coat Of ma
ny colors.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-10
THE SUICIDE OF MADAM RES
TELL.

We doubt iftherc is another man IN
America possessed of moral courage
equal to that Of Anthony Comstock.
We consider it another laurel for him
that Madam Restell has committed
suicide, if it is true that she has done
so, as some papers insist that she has,
while others claim that it is a put up
Job and the Madam is on her way to
England. Some would criticise Com
stock as having logged the woman to
her death. If she was guilty Of what
she was charged she deserved hanging,
if ever any one did, and that she was
guilty her suicidal act is a confession,
for said Webster in a celebrated
murder trial 'Suicide is confession"
We subjoin a brief account of the wo-
mans career and its tragical end:
Ann Lehman, of New York, known
as Madame Restell, the notorious
abortionist, was found dead in bath
tub at her house Monday morning,
having cut her throat with carving
knife. She was born in England in
1912, of poor parents, became fami-
" servant, married a tailor named
Somers, and with him emigrated to
New York. lie soon died from hard
drinking, leaving her with one child.
She earned her support for n time as
seamstress, but soon married Charles
II. Lehman. Her career as "female
physician" began as early as 1886,
and this profession served as cover
for the practice of abortion and the
sale of drugs for that purpose. In
1876 her house in Greenwich street
was mobbed for the killing Of Mrs.
Mary Applegate, 4 Philadelphia widow,
and in 1647 she was sentenced to
BlackwelPs Island for one year fol
causing the death of Mary Bodinc, OF
Waldron, Montgomery county, n. Y.
Mrs. Lehman afterwards removed tC
Chambers street, and finally to hel
magnificent residence in Fifth avenue,
where she had delied Responsibility I'M
til Anthony Comstock, government
agent for the suppression Of vice
brought suit against her, which was tC
have been tried on Monday. Thai
morning q servant discovered her body
living at the bottom of the bath tul
entirely covered with water. The fau'
Gets were open and the water running
full stream, which carried away the
blood. Her throat was cut from cal
to ear, and at the bottom Of the tut
lay large carving knife with kecr
edge. Her hands were crossed ovel
her nude body. 1t is stated that sh,
appeared very much depressed all day
Sunday, walking from room to room
wringing her bands and asking why
she should be SO prosecuted. Mr.
Shannon and wife, the latter hergrand
daughter, on returning from church il
the evening, found that she had gone
to bed, so they went into her room
and chattcd awhile with her. She tolC
them to get up early, as she had to g
to court in the morning. She APP
pcared greatly distressed in mind, an(
the last thing she said after biddin!
them good night, was, sob, how
dread 2 O'CLOCK" Its supposed tina
she prcmeditated taking her life a
that hour and had arranged her plans
accordingly.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-10
En- Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the eff
fects of dyspepsia or disordered liver.
The results of these diseases upon the
masses of intelligent and valuable peo-
pie is most alarming, making life actu-
ally burden instead of a pleasant ex-
istence of enjoyment and usefulness as
it ought to be. There is no good rea-
son for this, if you will only throw
aside prejudice and skepticism, take
the advice of druggists and yourfriends,
and try one bottle of Green's August
Flower, Your speedy relief is certain.
Millions of bottles of this medicine
have been given away to try its vir-
tues, with satisfactory results in every
case. You can buy sample bottle
for 10 cents to try. Three doses will
relieve the worst case. Positively sold
BY all druggists on the Western CONT
nent.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-10

E0 Tilton is endeavoring to again
secure control ofhis weak-minded wife.
He has had trouble with Judge Morris,
his council in the Beecher suit. Mr..
Morris is reported to have said: 81
make no secret of my contempt and
loathing for Theodore Tilton. Henry
Ward Beecher guilty, is a thousand
times more of a man to me than Theo-
dore Tilton innoccnt-and (sotto Uoce)
he is not innocent either"
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-10
Time to Me.

Time In me this truth has taught
IRIS a truth that's worth reveallhSi
More offend for want Of thought
Than from any want Of feeling.
If advice We would convey,
There's time we should convey ~
If we've hut a word 10 say,
There's u time in which 20 say II.
Many beauteOus flower decays,
Though We tend IL e'er 50 much;
Something secret on itpreys,
Which no human aid can touch.
So IN many a loving breast
Lies some cancer griefconcealed'
That il touch'd is more oppressed
Left unto itself. is healed.
on. unknowingly, the tongue
Touches on a chord so aching
| That a word or accent wrong,
Pains the heart to almost breaking.
I Many a tear of wounded pride,
Many fault of human blindness,
| Has been sOothcd or turned aside
BY quiet voice of kindness.
Time to me this truth has taught
Ills truth that's worth revealing:
More offend for want of thought
Than from any want of feeling.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-10

10 SO do we pay for our meals at
Dunton's as well as yourself, Hiram,
andat Barron's also, (though doubtless
when we have grown older in the
newspaper business we shall have cul-
tivated the cheek necessary to avoid
those little expenses) and can there
fore vote unbiased when we decide in
favor of the st. Adams king of rcstau-
rantcers.