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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Papers from the Senate disposed of in concur
renee.
Resolve in favor Of the Maine State Prison hot
its two several readings under a suspension OF the
rules.
Mr.. SMITH of Litchfed moved TO amend by
striking out all after the word shop in the 9Th
line, pending which the resolve laid on the
table on motion of MIR. BLISS of Washington.
Bill an act to prevent vexatious law suits, indef
initely postponed by the House, came from the
Senate given passage.
On motion of Mr. kIMBALL Of Waterford the
House voted TO adhere to its vote.
The msjortv and minority reports of the Com
mttee on Agriculture on the bill to repeal the dog
law, came fron the Senate, the question before
the House being to concur with the Senate in sub
shutting the minority report bringing In bill to
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FINALLY PASSED.

Resolve in favor of furnishing the town of
lIurrcs ne Island with reports aud other official
Documents resolve relating to the State College
of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts; resolve
in favor of compiling and printing school laws ;
resolve in favor of the Maine Industrial School
for Girl,; resolve making appropriations for the
propagation of fish esolye in favor of township
No. II. range 5, w. L. l.. S., known as Sheridan
plantation; resolve in favor of George, Theodore
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An act relating to the apprenticing of
boys in the reform school; an act to amend an act
entitled act to incorporate the city Of Caltis (;
an act additional to chap. 2ls of the acts
of 1877 relating TO savings banks act
TO amend sec. 80 of chap. of the revised
statutes relating to the taxation of corporate prop
erty; an act to amend act to authorize the
Maine Central Railroad Co., to discontinue
portion Of it, track an act to establish an addi
tonal normal school; an act to provide a canal
a. the head waters of the Presump.cot river I;
bill additional to chap. 10, of the public laws of
the year 1879, relating to the taxation Of railroad
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PASSED TO BE ENACTED.

Act additional TO act TO facilitate the prompt
administ alton of justice by establishing a Supe.
Iior Count in Kennehec county; an act additional
to chap 81 of the revised statutes. relating TO bas
tard children and their maintenance; act to pre-
vent the throwing of slabs and other refuse into
the Kennebec river and its tributaries act amend
ing chapter l24 of the pubic laws of the year
1876, relating to warehouses; act to amend
10 of chapter 100 of the public laws of the year
1876 entitled an act to authorize the formation of
railroad corporations; act to incorporate the
Springvale Aqueduct Co; act to amend sec. 2
chap. 50 of the revised statutes, relating to re-
views act TO amcrd chap. 23f of public laws of
1874 concerning tax titles act to p Orbit the TAX
Ing of fish from Fields pond in the town OF Or
rington, and from Brewers pond in the towns of
Ouingtnn and b ever; act to prevent the throw
ing of edgings sawdust and other refuse into the
waters of the harhor of Wiscasset; act relating to
malicious mischief; act additional to chap 81 of
the revived statutes relating to mortgages of cor
poiatlons; act for the better protection of the
nights of towns; act to incorporate the cortland
Yacht Club; act to prevent the throwing of refuse
into the tributaries of Wilson pond act to con-
solidate, revise and amend the previous acts which
co sstitutc the charter of the Union Mutual Life
Insurance Co an act to ame~d act entitled an
act TO incorporate the Sandy River Railto Co. |;
act TO establish the salary of the clerk of courts
for the county Of Penobscot.
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from other causts. Administrator McCah-
rey opposed, in very able and energetic
speech, the adoption of the report. The peti-
ton against the works was signed, be said' by
many well-known citizens, among them ct least
five physioisns, yet hone of those gentlemen
had been examined by the Committee. He
quoted the msjority report Of Q committee OF
the Board of Health, proving that tho works
were not only efensive to the smell but, more
important still, positively injurious to the
health of the neighborhood. After Mr.. Mocaf-
frey had concluded his argument the Com
mittee's report was adopted he alone voting
in the negative, thus practically ending the
matter 90 far as the Council is concerned.
1t is understood that the matter will be taken
into court
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FESTIVAL
For the Benefit Of
St. Vincent de Pau's Church,
OPENING
On the 2ist of April Caster Sunday
sCHooIHoUsE ADJOINING THE CHURCH,
restmen street. between Montegut and Cloust streets
Third District.
I'm the Third District they are working with great
earnestness to make the STRAWBEREY Fhs1AFAL'
already announced. grand success.
Ladies' Of great experience in such matters nave
generously volunteered their services to keep the
Tables, follows:
l. YOUNG AMERICAS rABLE-M ss Barnett
Valley and Bryant.
a. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL's TABLE-Misses
Bnttman, wild and Mary Hyland
witt Nine. L A. Wits, Miles. DeBiAno.
RESTAURANT-Mlle. Sommereau, Niles ma Mary
Sehlumbrecht, Nile. ChArbonnet and Hme beneoios'
s. CHILDREN OF MARY'S TABLE-Mrs. LaAhiy'
Misses Roach and Lnwless.
g. HIBERNIA TABLE-Mrs Clifford. Mrs. Everett
and Mrs. Walsh.
r,sj-Misses Georgiana Palmer, Clara Ramsay ana
Maggie Palmer.
The Tables almost all under the management OF Inc
Children of Mary, will be also attended 70 oy many
other ladies' who will give helping hand.
Tho eyenine 70 will be enlivened by AMATEURS
who are well known for their Musical or Dramatis
abilities
1t promises to become the great attraction Oh tn'
day inasmuch the Hall 6e 1so fset) will ahora ample
\ - 8, an tbs v;s,toFs nh94 If
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Europe hath NO fury like the British lion scorned.
He takes native ALI and 'a till, getting somewhat
warmed,
He boldly sticks his nose without his sea girt lair
And makes some sickly fAcss at the savage husslan
bear; ~, ..,.
But the shaggy beast Hndsunted just watches al this
He hopes 10 give that lion yet redhot Turkish bath
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GRAND CONCERT
FoR
BENEFIT OF ST. MlCHEApS PARISH,
IN ST. MICHAEL'S HALL,
Opposite Annunoiation square)
UNDER The D1REcT.oS CT
Prof. H. A. Blake,
Wednesday Evening, April "a, 1s7s'

PROGRAMME.
Grand cvsrtpre on DeBains' Mechanical Piano.
g. I'D like to be q SWELL hutOer
- Master Harry Blake
g. Jennie the Pride of kildare
Miss Theresa Gruneberg,
. Choice selections on the TumbleronicoR Reardon
" Pref. Ii. O'Reardon
s. Comic Recitation and Song. widow It Giilooly
- Master Louis Blake.
G. my Dream of Love is GER ...---.M. okeatdon
" Miss N. Kent.
, rr,o .Tbe MermaId's Evening Sons ...-..- Glover
The Misses Gruneberg
O sslections from the Daughter Of the Regim ent,
- DeBains' Mechanical Piano.
An''A can be had in the Hall
Part Second.-
GRAND TABLEAO.
JOSEPH INTERPRETING PHARoAH's DREAM.
q nr.na valss...De DeBains' Ne chancAl Piano
To- song 'Ae'' Master Miah Blake.
=, ,1,u ha M submissive wife,. Leo
" Miss Malvina Grunsberg.
20 p;o,o Eor+e Duet Second Grand valse". .Schuon
" Miss and Mr.. B. Bruen.
| i'' 0'N 81 Miss Mary Gruueberg.
"a irish Airs on the Cumbleron'can Rearoon
A. AA 1855 Professor n. o O'Reardon.
Is. Song "The Bold Fisherman,
' Master Louis Blake.
| 90 1,.ravan DeRans' Mechanical Piano
| ADMIssIoN-FIFTY CENTS.
Doors open at Concert commences at 1880 o'clock.
The Grand Mechanical Piano has been kindly loaned
bv Mr. wsrleiu, 1876 Canal street, ana af a. aS!oAe
beim OF Nj WerIeIn music Store, VIII ex hID!t II:
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ICircular
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a, 1877
Bows enlisted under the Navy Department
Circular of April g. 1876, are required to at
tend Divine Service on Sunday on board the
Troiping chips, and are not to be excused ercept
OF the ,orite request Of their parents or guardians
or when on the sick iist.
r. w. THOMPSON,
Secretary of the Navy.
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DIED !:

DIED:
CoNNERs-on Tuesday. April I6, 1873. at ct p M
johanna. youngest daughter of James Couners and
Catherine Fannin aged years and months.
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The Ffeeman's Journal call the attention OF
members of Congress to the following illegal
order Issued by the present Secretary of the
Navy:
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THE ROSA D'ERINA
Sacred and Secular Performan ces.

The Clergy, Religious, Charitable and Benevolent
Societies wishing arrange for the above grand per-
form arce will please address
MANAGER MAcCoURT,
ap,42t l65 Camp street., new Orieans'
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The Publio Schools here were closed on Holy
Thursday and Good Friday.
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The Governor has some doubts Of the consul
nationality of the Moffett register bill.
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
MISS ROSA O'TOOLE,
(RosA D'ERINA)
BIT THE
PEOPLE OF NEW ORLEANS,
Easter Monday Night, April 22d, fs7s'
st. Patrick's Hall.

u tobtAAy shoiA -
.oter and admiration Of
which you have been
and lkill displayed in
solicit your acceptance
immunity, at . time and
Durself. with such sslec-
" suggest.
kindsst wishes for your
70 remain,
tully,
John Glynn, jr,
d r MAhoney,
James O'Hara,
John r Markey,
Patrick McGraw,
A J Coburn,
I McDonough,
F McElroy,
Walter @ Mccarthy,
James Killilea,
John Friel.
p Condor,
A J Dunn,
P Trower;
James Hagan,
B Kelly,
P McC!oskey,
John Leathem,
p j Donegan,
A TaAffe,
P Barron.
H McHulton,
P W Mulqueeney,
p Elizardi,
Phil McCabe,
John McCafrey,
John T Gibbons,
r Dufy,
II Walsh,
j Prendergast,
J McNAmars,
n Prendergast.
q Il Ward,
N Callan,
T j B Flynn,
= McGowAn,
James Sweeney.
I'd s Dore,
J P O'Brien,
F r johnson
Steve AcNamarA,
] P Hayes. n d,
j O Nixon, jr,
Frank McGloin,
Thos simms.
J T Aycock.
VIM Il BeanhRm,
James jackson,
j G Donovan,
Jas J Tarletou,
Thos G Rapior,
Edw II Lombard.
A WRlle,
VIM n Morgan,
Hugh McCloskey,
P McCsnn,
p Walsh,
n F MoDonougb,
VIM r Richardson
John Henderson,
w j Castell,
Gid L Folger,
P Murphy,
W B Kleinpeter,
MI McAdam,
Fred Zengle,
W B Lancaster,
p ] O'MeAllie,
James Grennau,
x L McKeon,
Thos Egan, jr.
John g Ryan,
William Conway,
James d EdwArds,
P Graham,
n Z HAllAgAn,
z W Wilson,
Q L Sinclair,
Matt McEnerny,
3 j DruhAn,
John T Moore, jr,
Peter AArkey,
Jos n Rice,
John A Grohan,
Michael HAckett,
Patrick Farrelly,
Hugh McCIoskey,
p Everett.
n d Gardner,
Andrew Downey,
John p BeAnhAm,
Thoa McDermot,
VIM Pierce,
Sullivan.
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ENTIRE STOCK
DRY GOODS
FANCY GOODS,
And We invite everybody to carefully read our prices
below and to call and examine goods. The eaA-
etant decline in the price Of Dry Goods has enabe
to ssu at prices which eives every opportunity
to obtain bargains.
We will give below the f.balous prices OF some %
our goods and trust that OF the bargains Will %
overlooked.
Six Cases BEST PRINTS, at only cents q yard
- Lonsdale Bleached COTTON. at only u oents.
1914 Cotton sHEETING. at Is cents. worth rs cents
Corded PIQOE, at 0 cents, worth 20 cents
Fi1nred P1oUE at 90 cents worth so cents.
Checked and Striped NAINsooK as $50. worth Sc.
Embroidery. Embroidery.
All our Embroidery has been bought ct aueaSR.
and "a sola at auction prices Six thousand yards of
| beautiful patterns at cents yard, and higher.
Bobnet Bars. Bobinet Bars.
o,,v.~o hundred and sixty of those large BObiRos
Baru a. o. n piece left Housekeepsrs will do wsh y
obtain uome of our Bars at price at which We are
| dsposing Of them Also OF our cheap SAN
| SPREADS Marseilles and Crochet.
Black Grenadines
| In all the new meshes- SPRING DKEss dooDe'
LINENS and LINEN GOODS in large Quantities.
BLACK GRENADINE At 20 and IS cents, worth eOs.
Linen Lawn. Linen Lawn.
n,. rsc.,vsd new stock of Linen Lawns at 10 conss
| worth 30 cents.
To1I. pU NoRD, in all shades plain and striped.
RucH1NGs in the latest and most exquilits stliSS
| LACE COLLARS and CUFFS.
| HAHDKERCHIEFs TOWELS and HAPKIH&
BOy.' Finished SOCKS at 10 contO 0niy.
Misses HOSE. at 10 cents only
1ad,es. BALBRIGGAN HOSE at IS cents pal=.
worth 60 greatest bargain Of this "saSoz.
Elegant LACE STOCKINGS tor children
Cotton and Linen DIAPER worry cheap.
Cation and Linen CHECK. at 10 and IS cents.
Corsets. Corsets.
Real FRENCH CoRsETs. worth g. He si Co1S
and see These COrsetS were purchased at auedSn'
and rare bArGAnS
ParasoIs, Ribbons and Hosiery
OF the latest Styles and everything pertaining 70
nrst-clASs Dry Goods Store.
your particulAr attention called to cur stock Of
Mating! Mating
We have on hand Q very large stock OF AAEEAAsa,
which, for want Of store room We are disposed tosSa
at q lower price than any house In this city HsS
instance, REAvY WHITE MATING at 10 cents
never before heard off beautiful CHECKED MAE
TING at a4f cents, formerly sold at ~ cents.
WINDOW SHADES at o. 90 pair. worth o 7s'
STAIR CARPET. OIL CLOTH, MATS and RUGs
ve sell cheaper than any house In this city.
R.,dy.made UNDKRsERTs, CEEMIsES Gn'
NIGHT GOWNS, Gents UNDERWEAR, coLLARS
CUFFS and sUsPEEDERs, and all sorts Of Ladies
and Gents, FURNISHING GOODS.
ems 49," N''''
Our facilities are sueb cannot be undsrSOd
the Ladies', remember that the
" Cheapest Dry Goods Store
g. I 10 that Of
LEVY BROTHERS,
.. 5s5 and 5s7 .... Magazine street--.-Ss0 and %
Corner St. Andrew.
WHITE BUnDmo.
Tho Green Car on Camp street brings enc in fro1
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.
nr T MAIONEY corner of Josephine and Camp
streets near Market respectfully informs
patients and the public in general that ne
scientific Artificial teeth inserted, Hith ..
of teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation secured
Teeth extracted without pain by the use oil gas OF
CbIoroform Charges within the reach of all
1920 7S
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Zaro Ior your PerspnA Sh
, wonderful vocal aifts
, recipient, and OF the a
air O ultivation, beg leave
An invitation TO favor oul
.ce to be designated BY
ms 40 your desire or taste
With -mAny-regards- and I
ture happines and welfare
Very resps
W ] Beban,
Geo b Lord,
Thomas Brennan.
John Fitzpatrick,
John ] Murray,
n Cooney,
NJ Griffin,
Ed Quinn,
w J Kelly,
NJ Burns,
P Herman,
Robert c DAvey.
P Garry,
W Cullinan,
p F Gogarty,
Timothy Moroney,
N Rooney,
NJ j Barrett.
L McGrane.
w j Furniss,
n Flynn,
NJ K o'Neill,
Ed Conklin,
N P O'Neill.
James Connors,
W MyhAn,
G W Flynn,
n N O'M0allie,
W r ScanlAn,
II Larkin,
n Devaney.
J Il Heslin,
Denis Donegan,
W German,
P Short,
j Cook.
z Z Sw eeney,
] P Gallagher,
Robert Quinn,
N J Hart,
George McClos key,
w B Ringrose,
j N G Parker,
Leon Queyrouse,
Lionel G Levy,
o Bois,
E L Carriere,
Ant Carriere,
Geo swarbrick.
] Sougeron,
John Hoffman,
Edw Jumonville,
Thos II Handy,
D Costello,
II W Newman.
Potter O'Donnell,
Thos Dowling.
John Henderson, jr,
Thos F Bragg,
David G Jackson,
Thos Smith,
John McGinty,
Joe II Kirkwood.
NJ r Dunn,
John McNulty,
T FitzwilliAm,
W n Byrnes,
g Ducros.
Thomss Duffy,
c. Doyle,
E II Birmingham,
NJ J KernAghRn,
James Flynn,
James Timony,
n r Gifney,
| John ] Flynn,
T A CAhii,
Z Conery,
Z Conery, jr,
Robt n BARLEY,
P n JOY,
John G Davey,
F johnson,
John T Moore
Jas McGrath,
Samuel McClelland,
q Cassidy,
Thos Green,
T J Tully.
r z Foucher,
II T LAWler,
] L Moore,
A n Ffrench,
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The good people in the neighborhood Of st.
.Joaeph's Church are on the war path, and
though there has been no blood split, one can
hear, ct all hours of the day and night, any
amount of fire and birthstone talk. The occasion
of the row is the continued operation of the
Ammonia Works on Magnolia street, in spite OF
the protests of hundreds Of citizens residing
within seven or eight squares of the place, who
claim hat the smells emanating from the works
are intolerable. The works are run by the
| Gas Company, which, it is said, commenced
operatiug them without complying with the
law recurring all who desire to establish fao-
tories to obtain, frst . special permiSsion 1rom
the Citv Council. Early in February strong
petition, signed by over hundred residents In
the neighborhood, was sent to the Council ask
inc that the nuisance be abated. 1t was re-
ferred to o special committee consisting OF
Administrators Edwards, CavsnSo and Dia'
mond, The Committee reported to the Council
i. At its meeting last Tuesday, that they hac
visited the works daily and nightly and failec
that they had interviewed number OF u
: disoover any bad odors emanating from them
, people residing in the vicinity the majority
whom thought that the bad smells came iron
Il cutters on Gravier street, into which Wer
a emptied the vaults and of al from public an
r other institutions. The Committee though
n that, go far from being nuisance Gn
!. discharge from the works, being compose
4 ~ lime and water, was beneficial an
lseryed TO abste the bad smelis allsln
=
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Tho past week exhibits an unusuaiiy iArg
-scora Of ahootinR. cutting and suicides.
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Cheapest Dry Goods Store
10 that Of
LEVY BROTHERS,

5s5 and 5s7 eco. Magazine street.---5sS and SS7
Corner IS. Andrew.
WHITE BUMUno.
Tho Green Car on Camp street brings enc In fF'nt
=, our store and the Red Car of the jackson StrOSt
line within two blOckS therefrom,
Purchasers Of Dry GeOds who reside outaids Of tSs
city would do well TO send their OrdoEs 70 us Is We VII
give shsn pronpt attention. nAso ins0
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Black Grenadines

Tn all the new meshos. SPRING DRESS GOODS.
LINENS and LINEN GOODS in large quantities.
BLACK GRENADINE at 20 and IS cents worth SOS'
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NKw ORLEANS, April s. 1879.
Genlemsn-I Acoept, with mingled feelings OF pride
and gratitude, the complimentary benefit you are
pleased to tender mo, and will, on EASTER MONDAY
EVENING, at St. Patriek'S Hall, afford the citizens
OF New Orleans another opportunity of hearing me
illustrate the sublime music Of the Church and the
ausio Of many lands, but especially the e19nihto
music Of Ireland my beloved native land.
With grateful appreciation of yOur good wishes
remain gentlemen,
Yours very respectfully,
ROSA DER1NA cROsA o'ToOLE,.
The Evenings Entertainment viii conclude with a
Grand Military Hop.
Doors OPEN at $50 o'clock Concert viii commence al
T.3O o'clock
T1CKETs-FIFTx GENTS. spl42t
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Our enterprising friend, Mr.. ). a. braseiman
was unanimously elected Director OK 'hs
Rank of Lafayette.
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asrnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
LOCAL NOTES.

NM o1I.RANs, sVMDAY. APRIL g. N-s.
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OURABLE DENTISTRY.

ap,42t
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-01
Arrivals at the Luna House.

j. v r. Witt, Boise City; P. Shawder
Mrs. J. Shanks, Miss A. Shanks, Miss
Buckley, Placerville; j. B. Mclaughlin
Miss Craig, Mrs. J. Howe, Garden Valley
Thos. Daley, Forest King mine; Mrs. F
Cooper and daughter, Warm Springs Mr.
Burson, Placerville; Steve Dempsed, Cen.
terville; H. Craig, Garden Valley; VIM
Dawson, Placerville; Andy Mcguire, Cen.
terville; Geo. Esmond, John Schilling,
Payette; Peter Rush, city; P. Connaugh-
ton and wife, Granite Creek; Miss Warri-
ner, Payette; Carey Havird ]. r Cheek,
Centerville; Thos. Smyth, G. F. Ander-
son, city; J. M. Cannady, Pioneer; Joe
Shepard, Placerville; John 0. Sullivan,
Baker City; Chas. Marquis, Bear Run !;
Paul Buzzini, Hoodoo gulch; Mr.. Cheese
bro, Boise City; Ed. Hubble, Last Chance
Bar; Fred Bussu, Placerville; Sam Hal
lett, Henry creek; Julian Hill, Atlanta;
VIM. Glover, Boise City; D. Collins, Plac-
erville Martin Connaughton, Granite
Creek; D. c.. Holden, Miss D. Holden,
Placerville; John Owens, Quartzburg; +.
O. Brewer, Atlanta,
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LITTLE ONES.

Mothers, gather In your loving arms
Your little ones around you;
Treasure them in your true woman's breast,
And in your heart find . sacred rest,
That when the time comes will stand the test
OF returned affections true.
Mothers. don't deny them of their fun
In their sweet, childish prattle.
For the time may come, some future day,
When they will forsake their boyish play
And to other lands will speed away,
And cease their noisy rattle.
And then you might yaarn to hear the sound
OF little footsteps patter;
Up stairs, down stairs, and throughout the hall
loot the tin trumpet-the flies shrill call
From room to room the little foot fall
In continued CHATTER.
You will long to hear the noisy shout
The laugh. the cry, the clamor;
The rush, the scuffie, the reckless din
The baat Of drum and tam BOURNE
Playing soldier, with guns made Of tin
And mothers shawl for banner.
Too soon manhood years will sure to come,
And then need no childish plays:
Wealth fame ambition, will take the place
OF youthful sports-with a steady pace,
And hopeful heart, to win the race
As they did in boyish days.
Then, mothers. surround them with your love,
And your fond affections sweet,
Ere they go forth from their boyhood home.
And DER the wide, selfish world to roam,
While you are left in old age to mourn
For the sound OF little feet.
IDAHO CITx. q. ". CHASE
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The two rival papers Of the public
school will be read tomorrow even
ing. The judges of the December
compositions, having decided upon
their merits, the prizes will be distrib-
uted by the County Superintendent,
Judge Hart. All are cordially invited
to attend. The reading will COM
mence promptly at II o'clock.
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The company that started a TUNE!
from Grouse creek, Alturas county, t.
tan the Atlanta mine, suspended oper-
atisns after going over 200 feet. They
claim that work will be resumed in
the spring, but the general opinion
there is that they will not. The wages
due the hands for work that has been
done, have not been paid.
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The House committee on military
affairs on the l4th adopted the follow.
ing: Resolved, That in view Of the
condition IF affairs on the Mexican
frontier and the danger arising from
an outbreak of Indian hostilities, any
measures looking towards a reduction
of the effective force of the army is
not justified by the condition of the
country, and is unsafe and unwise"
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$115 IS
WEAKNESS.

| am weary tonight; so weary
Weary of sorrow and sin.
L long tor some quiet haven
To anchor my tired heart in.
| am tired of struggling vainly
To butfit life's cruel wave.
long for rest eternal
A life beyond the grave.
Friends who professed to love me
In prosperous, smiling hours,
AT the first rude blast have departed
Like summers beautiful flowers
Real friends-how long to know them
Friends so leal and so true;
Who'd ever love and protect me
In the life storms have to pass through
am weary of waiting vainly
For the clouds to pass away,
And let one CLEAN of sunshine
Brig ten my LIES dull gray,
For the heaven is dark and loring,
And my sky is overcast,
And over my heart sorrows winds go
sweeping,
And | bow before their blast.
Ny heart cries out so vainly
For kind and loving word;
My eyes are dim with weeping;
My plea is all unheard;
My head bow in anguish
Ger my dark and dismal lot
My youthful hopes are vanished,
And | by the world forgot.
BOISE CRY, l. T. F. F.