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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-09
REMEMBER THE POOR.
BY THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.

BY THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.
Winds are swelling
Round our dwelling,
All day telling.
Us their woe;
And at vesper
Frosts grow crisper
AS they whisper
OF the snow.
From the unseen land
Frozen inland.
Down from Greenland
Winter glides.
Shedding lightness
Like the brightness
When moon-whiteness
Fills the tides
Now bright pleasures
Sparkling measures
.teTft sff With rare treasures
. - Overflow
With this gladness
Comes with sadnessl
Oh. what madnessI
Oh, what woel
Even merit
May inherit
Some bare garrett
Or the ground
Or, worse Ill,
Beg morsel
At some door sill
Like houndi
Storms are trailing
Winds are wailiDg,
Howlng, railing.
At each door.
Midst this trailing
Howlng, railing,
List the wailing
or the poor
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-09
SHOT GUNS!

The subscriber offers the remainder
of large lot of guns, purchased of the
Government. for the extremely low price
of $3.50. These Guns are the Spring
s: s:% ss;!s s;; Ct; $3.50 5.;y 5.:::
percussion lock-. black walnut stocks,
and arc warranted perfect. They have
been thoroughly tested, aud are reliable
for any distance under 20 rods. Sent
&c. o. D." for $3.50. Address,
G. H. BLAKE, Barton, Vt.
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Thus the chronicle begins (:

Thus the chronicle begins
l. The first SHALL too, the second be,
If the Fates tell truth as he;
2. Whele sits the sire shall sit the son.
But not the sons son.
And ere the son shall ruler be,
One State shall send three;
Three. with one, shall make her four,
And there shall be no more.
8. The first sprung from these fecund loins,
In death his predecessor joins,
Who beneath his son shall pass,
And in a house that different was.
4. The next one shall have peace and war;
8. The third shall brook no kingly star;
When the quarter century's run,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The following resolutions, recently passed by the
Board Of Aldermen, have boon signed by Mayor
Ely:--Against the abolition OF New YORK College;
directing the Park Commissioners TO have tho park
SIDEWALKS properly cleaned; requesting Congress 10
make an appropriation Tor tie npi ovement ol Har-
lem River and Spuytcn Duyvil Creek.
Mayors Marshal Kelly reports having received
1921 during the past week. Tor which 1865 licenses
were issued. The Department OF Pubic Works re-
ceived $0S4S % Tor Croton rents during The pc.
riod
Mayor Ely Yesterday expressed himself In favor OF
the spirit OF Alderman Philips resolution on TAXA
tion He also expressed regret At tho PROBABILITY Of
Mr.. Andrsws' retirement from the AK Conn ssion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17
THE UPTOWN CHARITY BALL.

All the private and proscenium boxes have already
boon takon Tor this event, and sale oil tickets pro-
crosses avorably guaranteeing TO the efforts
OF the gentlemen having IN charge the arrangements
Of this medium Of noble charity. Among the buyers
Of boxes may be named Nessrs. J, D. Crlmmins NJ.
B. Brown, J. b. Deviin. J. H. Harneit, James A.
Palmer. Thomas Kennedy. Miss Nellie Harris, Mss
Eliza Duffy, Miss kipp aud hessrs. f. Curran, James
Meshan, NJ J. O'Relly and L. J. Mulvany. Terrace
Garden Theatre will be handsomely decorated the
evening OF the ball "wednesday nexl), and Graluiia
play ms choicest selections tor promenade and dance.
Every thing will be done make the affair enjoy
tue supper VIII be III Tick only 81
each. Mr.. john Ii. Harnett Ia chair man aud Rev N.
d. Lilly, o. r., treasurer OF the Cnarty Ball Ass0ca-
ZION, under whose auspices The ball Is gwen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17
FOREIGN ART.

The Salon Of 1873 will remain open month longer
tnan 10 customary. Artists after the usual time Of
closing will be allowed to remove their pictures II
they desire it.
The exhibition OF The Art Club In the Rue SAINT Ar
maud, Paris opened Friday, January %. and Will TO
main open until the 25th inst. The array Of picture
NJ this Salon in miniature, as the Figaro calls II, 10
SAID ~ be an excellent oue Among the names Of
painters are Basteu-l.epage. Bcrnsr. Bonnat Brigi
b0uI Brlouln, Horace ue Callios, Coraud, Beniamn
Constant, Co.. Desorosses, De Dranard, Tony Faivre.
FerrIer. Do IL F0uihonZe Francas Henner, Judin u.s.
De Jonghs, Juuat, Laudcis, Jean Paul Laursns, La
vieilie, Loinaltc, Hector Lcroux Lumiuais, Pasins
TrouviiIe ana veyrassoL Among inc sculptors, Ave.
lin boisssau X. ID. Changers, Anne, Aiet. DIVA aud
vasseoI
recent the Hotel Drouot:-A Daubigny 2,eo0t
Diaz's 'Urpnelis," ,305; his Landscape ana Oat-
lle,' 3,0loL Jules Dupre's "Marine," 2l6o,.; lao
Reception s, 5OOL Charles jacques ''snerherd aud
Flock" 2,4lOr Pro,ois' "L'Ambuscade." l,S2vf
Rousscau's Forest oil FontslnsbieAu.' 1901 AIRY
"rnc halt at tho Farra" 148OL Waibrcgus's .Swed-
ish Port" 1.gvOl Wiiism's young Lazy and Page
Louis KILL" A000i. Zism's View VI the Grand
IanaL.n 2Ou0L Boucher's "A Woman Lying Down."
aO00C Fragonard's "a Young Woman" 1851, aud
NotLef's The Duchess Of Cnaseaufoux as Diana lthe
animals BY Despor,e), Oo0L Total oil saio o.. 2O1L
Tho Academy cxoipition a. inc hague VIII DO open
from May 70 TO June 80.
NJ Gunisumc, Ditcc,or OF L'Ecos Nationale dcs
Boaux Arts. 10 commissioned TO execute The marble
statue which the French RovernmeLt 10 to erect TO
tho memory OF In one OF tho public squares oil
tho scvrss vases presented by France to the KING
of spain on his marriage represent spring aud VIM
Ter and were paint cd by Mme Gallois.
Jan van Beers mas sold 10 tho Royal Museum al
Amsterdam ms "Obsequies OF Charles the Good" iop
scotland is TO have two societies of painters In wa.
ter colors. IN Glasgow and the other ~ EuLAA
bursh "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17
A LAWYER WANTED.

Judge Depue, Of Newark, yesterday countsrssned
an order from the Attorney Geueral OF New Jersey
for the arrest Of 4. Con0it lawyer OF New Jer-
sey order that he may be brought before the At
torney General anu dsDarred because OF contempi
ana dishonest practices. Condt liz the person VINO
started the bogus report OF Commodore VanderDiips
death and IorEsd HERALD rcprcscn ,alve's name 10
bogus news despatch some time ago, with n view 10
affecting the stock market IN the interest oil snarD-
era Ne 10 supposed 10 Do hiaiaa IN tRis citx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17

US for its claimed CONNIE rcial rcnacy.
IL prosperous ana snlerprising ns u WIS
quarter OF a century ago. Our piers and DOCKS sre
IN tho hands OF m0noposts, ana many oil thom nave
gone TO decay. Win u water frontage around the
whole island unsurpassed Tor aUrding the greatest
iactes trade and trafhc by any other city In the
world, It has been permitted 10 remain unim-
Liverpool and Havre possess, and our Merchant
princes, seemingly enervatcd by bonded wealth aud
large uividends from railroad, insurance. bank and
other stocks neglected enterp, ses and progress
sive improvements IN increasing our commercial
iacnties, In improvement VI our DOCKS, IN tue build.
ing oi commodious storenouses and sraneries, and
the stupid Anu parsimOnious management Of The
Hudson River aud Central railroads has enabled Mr..
Garrett, The president oil the Baltimore ana ONO
Rairoad; Colonel Scott, OF the Pennsy lvania
Railroad, and The managers OF tue Eastern
and Canada railroads. 10 more tuan successfully CON-
pete the carrying traac OF the West, which
has been anu 10 steadily being diverted TO BALTIMORE
Philadelphia, Boston ana Montreal, 10 tue extent Of
tmpoverlsning US in wealth aud iDjurIng, almost
fatsiiy, our commercial CROWN aud prosperity.
We invoke legislative and Congressional aid TO re.
lisve people from tho crushing. bad innuenc0s
OF state railway ex,ortons upon passengers and
freight, against the interests OF the people.
under system Of corrupt legislation. rotten al The
core, by which vanderbilt was enabled within twenty
years 10 accumulate fortune OF $l0O, 900 O0O, and
Scott one OF $40 Coo Since the discovery Of this
Continent such colossal fortunes ever before
permitted by legislation in the interest OF monopolies
against the rights and interests oil the people 10 DO
RADICAL CHANGES.
We are aware that the radical changes IN salaries
ana abolition oil unnecessary sfhcss herein recon-
mendcd will produce our anathematIzation ~ thove
10 be affected BY rolrsnchments aud savings IN pro-
posed reform IN this citys government, and that
the officials and their friends VINO will be affected and
injured IN their pockets ny proposed legislation Will
nj once club together IN common cause Tor their
own protection, raise large sums OF money, mostly
PAID them by our taxpayers out oil the CITY treasury,
and use every EFFORT their power with the Legsla
ture at Albany u prevent the passage Of Any aud ell
laws Tor retrenchment or their own ofciAl decapta
toD; yet being impressed with tue belief, and know.
ing The iacts, anu that motives pure aud solely
directed Tor good and economical government. w
shall proceed IN the good work OF rcroDch eDt and
reform until our enorts shall DO successful Feeling
that the cause Of reduced taxation, TO prevent the
connscaton OF largo portons OF the properly Of ouI
fellow citzeus, and the substitution Of a nonssS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17
TAMMANY.

brief session Of the Tammany Committee on Or.
ganization WAS held yesterday aiternoon. The Con-
terence Committee OF one from each Assembly Dis.
trct discussed the condition OF the various local or
ganizations, alter which tue meeting adjourned
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THE POOR or JERSEY CITY.

Many prominent ladies and gentlemen Jersey
City have made srran sements for grand masquerade
ball Kepier Hall Thursday evening ala Of the
poor OF the city large number OF The el,fs
of tho CITY ana many OF the CITY officials will be In
attendance. The music, decorations and supper will
be scale surprising previous festivities In
the city. Already q large number of tickets have
been sold. An Invitation Is to be sent 70 Governor
Mcclellan.
The 'sooiety OF Good Workers' connected with st.
Matthew's Church, Jersey CITY, Is rendering noble
service ia the cause OF charity. During the year
1877 articles OF clothing were distributed, soup
gwen out, 500 given 10 ST. Matthew's
Church Guild, 500 70 the Hudson County Church
Hospital, and $40 10 The Chiidren's Home lndan
Mission and other charities. rhs total amount given
in charity S342 Al. and the amount in the
treasury 10 $2t. The president OF the society Miss
Annie WolberL
Rev Mr.. Verrinder the city missionary, during the
past weeks has rendered assistance 70 many sick
and needy families He expended the sum Of $40 in
work
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PICTURES TO BE SOLD.

There are now or EXHIBITION at Schoncks gallory,
prior TO their salo afternoons OF the Goth aud
21st inst, y collection of 107 pictures, native and
for eign. Tho American pictures sent by the
lists and the others are from dealers and private
hands. Among the canvases we note an "Autumna
Twilight" with some strong qualities. by N. NJ.
Moran; u couple Of Cropseys; Ratowski's ''rhs
Lovers" little ;. B. BRISTOL view Near South
Egremont;" Do Groops ''MOthor's Rc0uke," A. +.
Taits .QuaiI and Young" NJ. +. Il. de Haas g.owing
''sunset Long Island Coast" George H. story's good
.'Organ Grinder" an excellent .'Cs.tie and Sheep
by LOUIS Robbie; an aam,raule 'Bric a-Bra"," by X.
Piguet; n pleasing Alden Weir, Y. Woods Gong to
Markell kooimans Seattle ut Rest" careful aud
natural Howard Campion, .rhs Old Convent Wall At
Gassnsy," Hiking, = Thorn, "Tne Fsvoritss,"
quite pleasing; Arthur Quartisy's, good ..Morning
FISHING Fleet, Isle Of Snoais;''T T. Woods anus
ing and intensely realistic negro story 1.-The FINISH
ing roucb' AN Esusqulza. "Preparng tor tns Prone:
made - some mastery flowers Oy Z. Claude; good
little William Hart. lower Ia color than usual and
therefore TO US more plea Ing; really charming It,
tie Franz Schlessinger, Feeding the Canary;'
strong, poetic ard very faithful Thomas Moran,
smear the Mouth Of The ST. Johns, Forida;'
Diaxns's amusing "rne Parro," J. q. Browns very
good "Poor Jack Lett Ashore" and an 4. /. Henry,
ssGraudpa'S Story"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-17
HOME ART NOTES.

The Loan Exhibition at Perth Amboy, which
opened on Friday evening, is said 70 be success 1t
remains open until Tuesday.
George L. Brown has nearly finished In Boston q
Venetian scene.
Toby RJsentnal's ";cmlnary Alarmed" has been
placed on exhibition IN San Francisco.
I've s.HeadwAters OF The American Rivsr have
been painted by keith. OF San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-09

Z lblished at AUGUSTA. MAINE, Water Street
loot Of Court by SPRAGUE. OWEN h Nash
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.

Committee on Iorns.
The Committee on Towns Mil meet in Room No
10, on Friday of each week, 2Al O'Clock Z. NJ.
JASON HAssELL, ! Chairrar
JEDEDIAH q. Larry, ! '"'
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$500 REWARD

reward of five hundred dollars will he paid
for Information which shall be sufficient to procure
the conviction OF any person guilty of setting N.
cendiary fires in this CITY the present municipal
year. the same to be paid upon the conviction OF
the incendiary.
CHAS. L. NASH, Mayor.
Aarcn 800 mar4.tly
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CATARR
NEvER-FAlLING RELIEF
AFFORDED By
SAnF0RD'S RADICAL CURE,

1T s a fact that can be substantated by the most
L respectable testimonials offered In favor of
any proprietary medic Inc, thasthe RADICAL CURB
CATAR.H does in every case anord Instant and per
manent relief. No matt OF how long ing how
severe the disease. t1e IL I dose gives such evidence OF
It's value in the treatment of Catarrhal affection that
confidence Is at iet in Its ability to do all that is
claimed FOR IT, The testimony OF phy clans, drul gists
and patients is unanimous Ia this respect and the
cnmulatihg evidence is In point OF respectahy supe-
ror TO any ever before obtained in favor Of popular
remedy. The proptetors, therefore, may Justly feel
proud Of the position the RADICAL CURE has attained
and believe II worthy of Its reputation
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NO CURE, NO PAYI

nR JANIS KICK, LATE OF AURORA.
IL H., takes pleasure in making the follow
ing Announcement 10 the Afflicted
He will give "A FREE TRIAL Of SURE
CURE for CATARRH. No cure, no pay. Con-
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Medicine sent 10 all parts OF the country, and
all proper questions answered through the
mails. Below are the authorized statements Of
few cases recently treated for Catarrh-
PORTLAND. Or, Jan. %, 1878
DIR. JAMES kECK-Dear Sir:-I hardly know
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FOR Catarrh.n I had suffered with the disease
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MILWAUKEE Or, Jan. Is lS7s.
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''Sure Cure" May God bless you, Doctor In
your good work. CATHARINE MILLER
MILWAUKEE, Or, Jan. -. ls7S.
DEAR DR. KECK:-I am glad you came TO
Oregon. for thought must die with cOnsump-
ton TIL you began 10 treat me for Catarrn,
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Commission Merchant and Purchasing Agent
is prepared 90 make purchases in New Yorl.
and other cities, on order, of all goods, jeweIry
groceries, etc, on commission Of per cent for
S. of 7. and DO per cent. for Others outside of
the Order. West India preserves and Mexican
conserves. Address p. O. Station aD,'' New
YoIk CITY.
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Graduate OF the Homeopathic School, and
member OF the state Medical society OF Cali
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women and children. Office hours from ? 70
p NJ Omce-Corner Of Second and Morrison
streets. Portland. Consultation free. ~
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D8- The National Gold Medal was awarded
TO Bradley d Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United states, and tie Vienna Medal
FOR the best in the world. 829 Montgomery
street, san Francisco.
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MMONS

JUSTICES COURT FOR THE PRECINCT
- or Morrison, state OF Oregon, county Of
Muitnomah--H. B. Parker. Plaintiff. vs. l. II.
farsons nefendanL-To l. II. Parson, the
ahove-named Defendant: In the name OF the
state Of oregon, YOU are hereby notified and
required 20 appear before the undersigned,
Justice Of the Peace for the Precinct aforesaid,
on May Z3d, ISIS, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Of that day. az my Office in said Precinct, 10 an
swer the abOve-named Plaintiff In a civil ac-
zion. The Defendant will take notice that II
he fail 20 answer the complaint OF appear
herein, the Plaintiff will take judgment agai nst
him for the sum Of Nineteen and 50-lO0 Dollars
|sl9 50-l00I, and costs and disbursements OF said
action.
This summons served by publication by or
der made by the Justice OF the abOve-entitied
Court in said cause on the ID day OF A pril. ISIS,
directing service OF summons 10 be made by
publication in the NEW NORTHWEST. "a weekly
newspaper published at Portland. Oregon, once
each week. for six successive weeks prior TO
said 22d day Of May, lS7s the day fixed for
hearing said cause.
Given under my hand this 2d day OF April,
ISIS. r. +. BNBEE,
Justice OF the Peace in and for Morrison Pre-
apr5 ciuci, MultnOmah county, Oregon.
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VIII Praefice I'm all The Courts of the state.

Loans Made on Reasonable Terms. CoIlec-
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Real Estate Leased, Bought and sold in Multi
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Office, Oregon City.
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