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THE GIRL FROM TIE POOR
ITO USE.

| took Nell when she WASH t more n
ten wears old-took her from the poor
house. | knew who she was. Her
mother used to be in my mothers
family when was child. Her name
was Sallie Jennings. She was a good
smart girl, but was terribly fond OF
dressing up and going around; sort
of ambitious to somebody, though her
father WAS n drunkard and she hadn' t
a cent in the world but what she
earned at sewing and housework. She
made my mothers house her home
nigh on to four wears. cutting and
sewing for the boys, and helping to
10 the homework. | was quite a
girl wher she married that Ned Civil
new. Some said she WAS married and
some said she WASH tho one knew,
for sure. We only knew that she
came to town about year after she
went away, bringing with her little
mite Of a baby not more n .hree weeks
old Mother and child oked !nlaer-
cradle enough.
SILLY dada t say much, but she sad
her husband was dead, and she was
sick, and She wanted my mother to
keep her for day or two, Mother
had care enough, mercy knows, with
fourteen of US children, but she packed
US together somehow, and gave the
poor thing bed ami a place at the
table, Sally was all broken down
when she came. She stall two or
three days ; but lie dldn t stay no
more than that for she died.
The doctor said she d pro)aOiy got
up too soon after her baby was born !;
but there she was. dead and there
was the baby to be taken care Of
My mother wonIdn t take 1t she
wasn't well herself, and had 50 many
OF her own l beng me o'ueS'' anu
about sixteen MY Ohc'e ana Aunt
leters h"a charge OIL lne poor mouse
then-good' clever lolNS as ever wa"
so mother le'C ''liere1''y ABOUT
sending IL 'here' IMAM II 'he' u o7e''
strangers IN charge besides aunt
lelers declared that the oaoy "o'''o
not live 10 tronoIe aHyoony loh9' ana
we gave 1t up WIN 'h'l laea'
But 1t dld i've and grew 'p'a nae
healthy ch'Id' though oad' lhey
called 1t Nell, anu IL learned TO pay
ana work, ana seemed IKE any chl'o'
o"'Y % 1''e' anu sun u''N ~ ''~
nei' ""o" "s"' J''' ~ '"o p
r0"'o ~ 90 y WV 0,'''' r,N' 80
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ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans' Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday o: each week.
Chief Judge-Wm. j. Black.
,1ssocintes-Thomas IIolLrunncr and Jno
Hightmtn.
Register If UWs-Col. John r. Ro''Zcr.
Couuty Comatssioners-john W l'hrroW'
presiIcnt. Solomon ID. Dcvilbiss Jos. Gro
Mise, Stephen II. Bowlus, David NJ " mp
Lqerk to Commjw,oners-lI.F F. Steiner.
C,lhctor of state AMI County Tdres,-
Peter w. Shatcr.
Comfy Surppyor-Wm. II. Ramshurs,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, James w. Pcarrr;C COMMISSION
ers-Wil|iom G Baker, lanes w. lroNeP'
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No. 15-Frcl'k White, Mrrhan'
icstown: G l.. Firor, Gracchan; "''' y
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS.
District No. l5-l'crnard Co!Iillo"cr'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

Engineer James Wood, of the New
York Central Railroad, had singu-
lar experience one day during his trip
to Utica on the special express. At
different points two men attempted to
drive wagons across the track, and in
both instances the rash men were
killed. In each case the coroner s
jury exonerated the engineer from
blame. On the same trip, when near
Syrf cuse, he saw a man ahead of him
on the track, and a woman with 4 big
sunbonnet on was approaching the
man, and freight train was running
abreast Of them on the other track.
Neither heard the approaching train.
The engine was reversed, and the
whistle sounded. Just in time to save
his life, the man heard the whistle,
turned round and cried out to the
woman, and both barely escaped be-
ing run down.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

Five outlaws were hanged by
mob in Henry county, ky., several
years ago, and until lately TINT Sec
ton was free Of robbers. A gang
however, has proved its existence by
particularly finished crime. Rsidins
on farmers residence at night, they
murdered three persons ard burnt
tho buildings for the sake Of stealing
things worth less than $500. Cover
nor McCreary says, i'll proclamation
Offering reward, That Kentucky CAM
not afford to let such criminals es-
cape.
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Sehrfed Horhy.
FINLAND LOVE SONG.

| saw the moon rise clear
DER hills and wales of snow,
Nor tod my fleet reindeer
The track | wished to 60.
Yet quickly he bounded forth;
For well my reindeer knew
I've but one ratli Oh earth
The path which leads to you.
A'hc gloom that winter cast,
How soon the heart forgcts,
When summer brings at last
Her sun that never sets.
So dawned my love to you;
SO fixed through joy and pain,
Than summer sun more true,
Twill never set again.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

Long years after The capture of
Stony Point, when Andrew Jackson
was President, a visitor at the White
House remarked that the postmaster
in his town (who held over was an
enemy to the President-had even
been heard to call him "a sco"ndrcl
and urged the removal Of the i'll.
hammered officer.
What sort Of u person is he? in
CURED the President.
The visitor admitted that the post
master was an aged and honorable man
and Incidentally remarked that he
was one Of the survivors Of the battle
of Stony Point.
What said the President, rising
from his chair, Was he really with
Anthony Wayne at the battle Of Sto-
ny Point
He certainly was, replied the Wis
itor..
We'll then said Ola Hickory, 'bv
the Eternal, he has perfect right to
call me a scoundrel every day IN the
week and to be postmaster during his
natural life.
The visitor left.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

There was much sound, palra5le
argument in the speech Of a country
lad to an iller who boosted his ancient
family. 80 much the worse for You,
said the peasant as we plowmen
say, the older the seed, the worse the
crop.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17
NErTIANECSTOWN.

Buygess-A. Slick,
C,wuiSx;oaerx.- Warner I. Grimes, W.
7, \rmacost, VIM. Six, Wm. India,
Cypyh-S. Ii Withcrow.
7hr C0Ncctor-JoScph SIX.
Y,oStn,nster-.Iohn Root.
C,ost,tbI,S-Calcb Pcllicoid and Joseph
Six.
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SOCIETIES..

4. r. and 4. W., No. 155-McctS every
second and fourth Monday in each month.
Van B. Oslcr, Secretary.
X. If p. No. G1-Mcct every Friday
night. Il. of r. &. $, &. llarman.
l. O. Of o. r., No. 4G-Mcct every
Thursday night John Landcrs, Sec'y.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

The pen may be mighter than the
rworl, but it does not rattle around
the heels Of militia colonel so vigor-
crously, or trip him up SO gracefully
as the sword does.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

General Sherman. of the United
States army, accompanied by his
daughter and his aid de camp, Col.
Audenreid, is in Montreal.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

Jones said to his collar, wilt thou
last me through the day 1t replied
I wilt, and it wilted.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17
CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND Il. ROAD

$3.50. =.zrr--+ar-7 -asE-zsaT=rr-7 ----=+t-7
Ga - -: .. ~.
NN and after Sunday, June lst 1871?
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 1926 \.
NJ, and 3:35 p. Nj,
For Hagcrstown and w Transport 11:2o
A VI and 7:05 p NJ
ARRIVE MECH JAMESTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
90 A NJ and 1:0j p NJ
From Wiiialasport and llagcrstown at
7:2G m, and 3:35 p IN
Emmitshury Road-Leave Emmtshurg
at 100 aud 1920 m, and $40 and 900 p
m, arrive AT Rocky Ridge at 1870 and
1850 a m, and $40 and G;25 p m. Trains
north leave Rocky Ridge at 500 and 1l;O2
a m, and 1852 and G,47 p m, and arrive at
Diminishing at $50 and | 1870 m, and a;
20 and 7;l5 p m.
J. NJ. HOOD,
Gent Manager.
3. II. GRISWOLD,
Genl Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

A surveyor Of the port-he that
looketh upon the wine when it is red,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

Time is money but what Of it,
Even old father r. goes 'on tick
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

The salary Of the Bishop Of London
is $4,000 a year.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

The man and the umbrella that
have lost rib should be re -paired.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

There's always the dues to pay,
when a married man belongs to a
lodge.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

Woman's way-from eighty to'two
hundred pounds.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

A heavy debt is not much to a
mans credit.
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DIRECTORY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MeChanicStoWn
COUNTY OFFICERS:

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Chef Judge-IIon. r. l. Bowie.
Associates Hons. John A Lynch and w.
A Bouic.
States 1ttorney-John c. Mottcr.
Clerk of Circuit C0urt-Thomas Cor
such.
Sherif-Col. VIM Richardson.
Auditor-Fred'k. j. Nelson.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Virginia takes the lead in the pea.
nut crop.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

There are two ice dealers in Will
mington, Del, and the people are en-
joying unusual favors in their coupe
tition for business. At the Office Of
one there is a bonntiful supply Of ice
water for all passers by. The other
has gone a step further and has a
barrel of iced lemonade on tap for all
who choose to take a drink.
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"CATOCTIN CLARION"
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

Containing carefully prepared abstract
Of the News Of the Day; u Historical!
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence; Topics
of the Times; carefully prepared Markets.
Items of Interest, political or otherwise;
Local Intelligence, and rare selection OF
instructive Reading.
TERMS..-$1.5O in Advance, 500 Mt
the end Of the Year.
tw- SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS. -Rs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-07-17

49, ..+:s. .5..-s .i.s-... :. - : -
NN and after Sunday, June lst 1879
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol
, 1879-04-30

81. konts 0Iote. N'm~rdf {H<u.,.
The tbfcago Yta.6s 10 again eugagclt In an at
tcmnt IN ,nnk, 1,avti uav. rre,lt1ent 1T the
t.n,..1 a., wi,, 1.,.. ,v,,,, httor ,,s,. Ia.
t"ne" s!h'"s' ~. 1n'.s WY. ot.s. ..a,s ,s.s W.
catlhe J}asls *as not no'nfnoeeu ihsteao oi olee-
nontoo .,ourna, fY.o,.
s.ro,,, no,,I ,,svts n 1i,snn;s ,,o,t etdra
IN. .."se. .s r'.''.' '"s' " 49,. ~" a.''sn.,.
WIN ine ton'faern'ea y" t"e at"5 h9ptopt'a'
mud Thurman! Tie br Senator is tankcrng
fur ,hr ncmncratic nomination. an,l II p)ar,ur
LIS nnsd. <,,,.,,s
mo eA'uo a"'e''f' ....
syracaM 5ahrnal tRtn.1.
Mr.. Davis, III thr c0urae Of Ills EgMarAs, pcG-
, 1879-04-30

dinner AZ w sped IN nt The rate OF thirty rntlcs
nh hour. / also had an arrangement by which,
with tackle and pulley, ! could phil mysclf
anil hammock up 1s'l agntnst the bottom OF tho
car out nf sight when wo stopped ut stations.
was In mortal Agony Mt Bsch tlmcs, fearing
that | wonld be discovered. Twice tho con- u
ductor spotted me, but ny account Of myaelf
ant sutncthIng else fixed things. sometimes
hnt1 bad company In the shape Of tratnps who
role On the brake-healhs."
Rcporter--flid you come into Neno With =
long hatred Gimp who was excessively dlrtyf
l'cnlston-Yes. I tccollect him well.
stDpped occasionally VIC had several chats. Flo
was tile only man TALKED with % ths fuad..
Reportcr-Whcn did you leave New Haven't
Pcnlle.un-l lett on March nntl reached San
Ind NOME l,sie time 10 sparc; canc up from
Eacramtnto untlrr tic train. Ind won MY bot
oil rcachEng Ssn Franctsco. In fact tho ayree-
1nctt was Tint Won on reaching Oaknnl
Folt, which WINS the torminus of the ra(Iroah.
Iscporier-1Yas u,crn TN public an.,uuncs-
sntilt made Of your departurcf
prut1eton-Nu; wished no publicity because
Va. afraid people fsii9ht be watching for me
AHd binder my progress.
Keportcr--fiow came you 10 come To under
thy train from Sacratncntof
remlluton-l failed III getting berth in Tho
s'ecper uIld 40 got out attd sluug try hau1.
muck.
Here Mr. renlIctou showed his ticket, which
lie said he intended 10 keep az souvenir Of the
trip.
II enjoyed good health all the way" he con-
tinue1, "a'ld stopprd several days in Omaha
anl Chicago tu refresh myself, fol with thu 1nls.
Ing OF .hc car ono has but ttttio rcse. Or tho
level plains nlonR tic Platte kverf slspt quite
sonntlir, hut the ailarp cllrsch Ut tho Hicrra
nolntalns were very rough and 10 sleep Mns
impossible"
Keportrs-Wou1d you tako the trip back again
for the same money!
Pcndleton-lf needed the money badly I
would, but l can't sny would care to start liaek
again itow fur $l0O00 1!yro was much anxiety
ma annoyance fnr me afi1 1t would takc VOL
usnc to tell all the Incidents Of tile trip.
Nepnrtcr-lfAye you ntiy Witnesses to Youch
for yonr having won the bctt
fcnd!etor-M5 word Ut honor Is quito auE-
fcicNt for thu parties who ls,alc the bet.
lteportcr-Wliy nrc siIeyf
Pcndteton-Allcn brewster, Of Boston. was
1nu Of tile tacn, a,,u John l.. Yearssy, OF New
llaVen, another. Tilcsu wcre chree others, but
ihcy % not care tu bo known in the matter
alr. Pendicton here folded up h'a hammock and
asked 10 be allowed 10 hayu little rest. Hs
leaves for tha East tonight, but moi IN hls
hammock.
, 1879-04-30

CtEvELAsnt O., Aurll ::2.-s1ndsa Tibbats, III
the Court of Common Pleas IT Summit County,
tlu, nadu tl,e following important order In Tic
raau Of Tile Trustees ". Thu At!antfc Il Great
Western Railway Company anl Others, whereby
the rntlrn litigation between Gcn:J II. pey-
ercaux, the 1tctriyer, nsd the United Stntcs
Roliing-Stucs Conlmny Is takcn iron! The courts.
The contract of settlement IL ~ follows, :nl ts
Satisfactory tn NIL parties:
Tl,e ilcrcircr shall pay the lioil!ng.Stoek Conn.,
pay on ur be:oro the 18th oF May, i67, $lG0,c
on aecount OF G!atns. Thc Receiver further
agrecn tn iny fron nnt aftcr ian. Is, 1850, not
lcsa than $500 pcr NINTH OIL THO certlll:ntcs
Which Iayu bccn Issued to tho Rolling Stock
C.lnpany. l'Hu Kn1tins-3toe!t Cotnpnny OIL ite
part agrees to receive HE nloYe kuIn tn full
settlement " It's c!nims. Tim icslscr Is NIL
wlluls amount clniulel by tAe lsuil4IHStocls
Company waa S3JU,U11.
, 1879-04-30
DR., lOR.htER,


Eptctai DfsEafch 10 The 5Ft64hfs
DosToN, Aprii 9A-Thc Rev. Or. LurEmer's
farewesl reception III lsta church tonight wns
attended by clcrgylncn OF all denominations,
who 1o;oe.l the crowded audience in Wishing
him success In Chicago. The Ruy. D. Minor, OF
thc Secoul Uniyorsa,ist Church. md ilsc Rcy.
L, T., llasc, of tllc South Unitarian Chnech,
t,at1s tccli,s speeches. anil Phillips Brooks sent
letter rcgretttng Dr.. 1.ortlncr's departure,
Or. Loritncr mals touching address, saving
the scpasatton WIS mere hard aml severe to him
TINT, to Ills pcopic, nlul he appealed to them 10
continue ihu grcat w.sk the Temple wna now
tlDttly, No c!esnyrncn tlas ever left tho city who
carries with lin tho goud will Of all dennMtna-
lIu.,s as 1ata Lor!n,cr. liz stnrts Tor ChicuEo
tu-tnoFrQW,
, 1879-04-30

tlona They futIdt Restrain and discount cnanto
those nlnong thrEr number w1!n regard their
electtt'n to Cengsrs* rs n reversal nj Tho verdict
I'll 1865, md WIN lopk urnn the public fufHls IN
the United atntes Treasury M the legitimate
spells of ylctorY. However kccniy they
tnuY feel the tujusticc uni l,nge,lrr".ity IF
the tnunfs iunR Mt them 'or tile part they
here in tin: Civil Wur, they tnuss At leAst re-
Implication, fl.c men who uphcn! the Onion for
having upheld It agninst their assauIt. Tiny
must aupprcbs sofne u their nntillcr to whuIn
Nature tlaa given tlotn tto t,s,t for tittcs, a'lI
IN w,.n ciucattol, llas .leyctODe! iatnl lux Ut
speech. One OF tho cllief present dangers tu
the future uf tho Democratic ariy AMI Ut tho
cnuntry grows ont Of the thtst;tyencss unI
bopbast rhetoric OF tIrte lec1ufsucfs.
, 1879-04-30

Senator Cocktcli, Of Missouri, has Introduced
bill directing stle Secretary VI War to hare
survey mndo Tor tle purpose u nso.rtaIntng thu
rraetea6tltty of CONNECTING tho l'u:thc Ocean
With the Gulf OF Me1ta, by n wafer ruute. 1t
tncnt tllat tIlere Is dstance OF only shout 15O
nliea between navigation on the Columbia
R1srr a,l1 nasiEatlun Oh the heal1atcrs Of the
Missouri, and recently sotne miners haye nuit
trench for ln[nttE purposes through which tho
waters that should naturally have Eono to tho
Cult through tlle Missouri wcre conducted to
the t'aritc Ucea,i. cockrcll belicvcs that the
time Will cumc when there will be a waterway
acr0sa the Continent.
, 1879-04-30

Tho Chtcaso & pactllc lsailroadwil be said to-
morrow. Mr.. JuAn L. Blur Is III tic city as thu
representative Of the tlrst-iuprttngo hontlhold-
ers, anl ilo tn.ct.tls tn purchase tho road for
them. Moses Taylor, John T. Hair. aud IL few
other prominent New York capitalists hold
large 1na3orlty OF the bonds. They intcnl
to complete The road To l.nuark. whcra cnnncc-
stnn with tue Western Un!us ha!irnnd Is to he
n,a,le ns soon as the sasc las occn perfected.
Thu road now runs from Che'1t:n 70 byrnl', 4
distanco Of ninety miles. Ths dt*tancs to 10
gntnplctch f1om Byron tu Lut,arE Ia only thirty
two miles. Five miles tits side ot l.anus1., at
Furrestun. IT. Will eross III" Illinois Central:
When completed, lite Chicago. 4 raclt!c will
lluvc almost III, airline OVER thu Western Eniun
to Cedar Rapids, a,nl Il good line to Rock laland
.!,ssanrr between the 1own Division Ut tic ILL
,lo!s Central ad this city,, It the rst.mostgaGe
bontihDll!crs sl,cerr'l IN hurng tlit rt,ad, it Is
nloru thst, probable that Air. i. ii. whitman.
,hu present efficient Rccciyrr oi the roa,l, Ylli
he appointed Genern1 Manager, Mslil Mr.. MroT9.u
II. Dunlcis Will he retaiua1 rs ucnural Freight
a,ut Ilrf:ct Agent.
, 1879-04-30

Mention 10 made in n foreign nancr oi a p]an
pursued ty an Ingenious pllysictaa tor ins,iring
supply Of icc fOr Use In sick rooms during tic
hottest nighta, a,il without disturbing lie pa-
ttent: This plnn Is to cut piece IT flannel
turc round the mouth Of an ordinary tuintlcr.
50 a. to lcaTe cup-shapcl depression OF flannel
within the tunblcr to about hatf It's depth. Iu
tlle flannel cup 80 formed pieces Of tye u1ny bu
preserved many hours.--all the longer II picca
of flannel from l0ur to five inches equase ba
used ns loose cover to the leo cup. Cheap
tlan1ief+. with comparatively open mcshes, IL
preferable, ~ the watcT eaaiIy drains through
Il, aud The te9 Is kept aulte DRY.
, 1879-04-30

from the beginning nohoAy Inns questioned
the right Of the Unitel States to make Federal
election luws 10 carry out the provisions nf the
Constitution With regard to the election Of
President, Vicc-l'rca!slcnt, and 1nembcrs OF
Congress- 1t ls mere niockevy to say lint it ca,,
mike these .ws bt that It catl1,o. cnlurra them.
u II cnnnot. then there Is u uycrns..clt Of the
unitrtl Statcs. This ~ not d question uf whnt
mrs the pUwcrs Of sl,r Government, hut whether
it Inns any. It's tuwcrs Hlu CERTAINLY limited In uin1
by the Constitution. But 1t Reels 10 Asgun,cnt
u show that, frtln Thu ,latnrc Of thllgH. one Of
lis powers is the right to exist; nnt tl IL really
l,As ru existence II 1t canuot cn(orcu its ONT,
statutes.
, 1879-04-30

Chicago. Il Hsnltlrrn. nirra.'y owncd by the
Hra,ul Trunk. whfcf, hrIngs It tntn th's glty'
Ilte Chicago " Hu,ithttI, kas lten ecnrsa'l1Hel,
md will le Known M !l4G Chcagn u stntc I.ste
Mn!lrUa!, alh the thnTtcr fur lila extcna!on 70
Valparaiso etas hct,l 'fhtahcu, atId work WI
6NDsI commence. Rcgntnr trnlt1s us1 Ills ft'an,
between EhrNgp and flt,fitlUfi. ftt present
terminus will Lrytu IN ruu tn.1t,ttry.1s, md A
rrnrrarntnt tvc ~ ti,,. tir,,, Tr,,nk /. tluv In
III. div r., ,urrt,nae tni1inv. .alurk AMI other
tn,,;;,".,t sr," e"GrS E".i"., 4nvsit,n n fl,e
fSHH,tn!ohs. tHe aEasItln - H.. t1n~an to
1:eaEo ~ 4ake i'u'n r,%'n ,Iu .''',,,ta. ,,r,r
Fht Will !Io tUlu Any u. There rrili't'i,s ha,iy
doubt tint VnteriNlt WI heeHIe is "" '':'.i ~;
OF tho road. Tile 0rAltl Grilhk WI! lnaHe ~
brecfAI cfItyt to ret ittG property. Int Will bi'l
Il III, hlitl, ct,1r,li La vrt tLr IGtis acft It ls
tnvrsttsl In H. Vuntturl,t]t tnff hffnF1 tn give
morn f,,r ftfs roai than nly uue cl3e ~ it wtl
hnn ~" nYc, ~ s.s,nn,,t,r tl,r Hitratiou now
,.Asu .." s"s.s " ~ tt t7t,nnI,,, L. Vnr,hrast
cFnl Ut wl'f'f' Fhf''lcrbtt 'lol!E nssrnslo.: I ~
eah taar H"ofI alha Hl tile TonA " NhhE I t ~ "
Pnrt Huron hutiet i"r ilc Lake o'neo u h'ch''
gan Southern, which hh9 branch ut Lansing.
Tit nsw 1tnc nf tr Grand Trunk 10 this latY
wtI1 ba fur miles shurtGr than tln tt chntun,.
,infri rnt,te Vim rrk ffurub t,ul considerably
.Inr1cr tl,nu tsn rn,,tc vIa i,st, Mirbi,,nn Ce,i
1'as'
,,,,
A'FC11iAONs TOl'FNh a. SAFi II 4 E'
" "tinth srnhs The following special dispatch
~ III. f,l,c,,p, ,t E,ouirtr rct,nrur n railroad
" NV W, =. nuns. ''"f" s,, ,,..i.. !,
scoop OIL the part ol the A1eh1foH, toFckA ~
Hautc Fa KaIlrtn.i As lie Iufnru,nt!t,l, cuille8
~r.ins -, oiInwn,,er. =. '"' ~ ~ ''
E4A"'o VI AsS""u%E"
, 1879-04-30
An Atnaricaa Girls Explanation.

9FtFS L9g1HN LHHTHH 11176Fs - :,
o.lcr evening az u ball, BY All American gir In
London socsuty, wlo liatl sssayetl away lrolu
ilsc bal.roon,. Her mother subsequently dis.
cuyered ler In q remote nook with EcNs!rnlull,
rcse.i thu tips Ut 4er pretty little fingers on Ills
siuDiy SHOULDER. ''uaughtrr, what's all thlal"
exclaimed thu .ratc n,ama. Baucy eheeks looked
up calmly, and Isplted; :: a!aui.na, allow ms
lin .sallce. hut was 10 tlral that cuu!tlu't
keup iny wort, and Pm inst giving him q
sitting still wa!lx tnsteAd.h
, 1879-04-30

=.
The Republican party lias refunded over
*1,0oo,00o,oo Of the National debt, n1,l reduced
the cost Ut carrying 1t go o01, 600, or almost 1u
per cent OF the cnttre cost VI the a1ministra.
tipn Of ttlt Government; md yet every net ny
tlcanE of Which this magnificent triumph 0f
fnauclcring has boon accomplished has bcen
tasscd against the votes Of tile Democratic party.
, 1879-04-30

81. LnHts Gf'5s- {1fntocrHt tfen.>.
The Chicago papers scold the Illinois Legis-
lature quite Justify, but they seen. to be una.
ware low brightly 1t shines out In ca.n1mrison
with the Missouri Lcrislaturc. Tile HlobcI Iemp.
c,ut l.as had closo intimacy with the workings
Of both bodies, mud las watclrd tilr workings
III both. 1t 1naY be TINT the statesmen at
Springfield du mt reurh The ptnnarlc VI per-
Iceti1.l, but It would bn worth great deal 10
Missouri II sh1 could. u,ako MI exchange of
Legislatures with her slster-State aeEcss the
river.