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New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

sTEARINT-Qu hrn sales. lis to- Western. 1sc
CITY quoted t'ir
9-e.s Fowier'. auo Hiafuaied ar 81 p ltl -i!
dSt-c. grades nI1Cr moderately active fhi 20
Cnfd Refining Cuba. lieci Centrifugal 'sa-c iaifs
80 hf Meadp. 'iec. - hhds AID aO ucAt, oni"sN
&c.: 700 lhds MusccyaGo, bi'iec.
TALON FIRM sales. 1000 .'u % 6c.
TEA Demands still good all prices firm.
TpRAttD-kcntuckr rather more aruse nImi Int-,
3d5 .c Icat ea l2,; seed eai css active but steady
ISIS ~fat private t.rmsll6D cases lifrunsylva ma c
SOC aOu Dae- Havana. sc &" "J 80 bales i'" s'
WRAIErDNE- Quct. steady. no "a e.. We quote: Arc
WllI~kFN-NarEet steady sales. 20 h'- u TO-
WuJL-.Ai prices Wy s.Tour wih arlsc demands 10y
all grades and descriptions ioTeilD MO,s have pee" Ny
aciXe: sales IUi Oale- fe at .'c; rno co. l-lh
l70sOe; loo TO- Choicc ponsaoi re. 2oodo Medier
raneau IS0I1c.; DO do. Mixed Coarse last lnHta'
lfiq.. We quote. Domestic Ftrc,s Ohio, rem
svlyanis ana Wot Virginia WISHED Fleece Xxx
ana rickpct, Sci aud ~, a., SO !e >". -
4Oa4.c. ~ do. ~ 3-c; Common DO, 81 Soc Comb
ing DO .uot1c; New York safe. 1icglr, lnnunf ana
Niscou- -ll. ar1 Xxx dO. 3if3Hc- N". cn- ~ H+',i
so d.. 6+d tc i'-lHni CO., 3 q - ,iiI.- '''
04nc. Iowa, Vermont and Illinois, y ami -. 81 G-N"
a6n.-c; q, .gdtac; toiullrs, do. s|e ii--uii
Erftu and Tennessee Washed Ilccce 81 geo n"a'
ll.ers. I'D naac; Iuwaslr. DuIHnins -ea 'c Idn -tl
sqgssc PA lri Woo-N Nrrk cts Extra PM ci. SO
81 Pulled 81 .n ; Lambs fulc4 = 81 cs
Western super. ana fstrc. -da.cf country Atla uio
Il assoc. super Pulled .iat-c.; Lambs laic. '@Ho'c
isdllc. lambs. ioo2ci naca. a1tc oregon aud ~o1h
tru fIut'Ia- te.f fuilalif. CO..
3sc Cliiiori.s-urms thf. zine nn4 McIllA, '
Low Cr..rs suf hu4ri. lre- Is. itA.'- iAr i,,'s' i,'s'
Md lm- ~ r2G,; Improved Mc1ic'n. = 1895 l'can
ltoIrl. EHr i-n MuOl- Cape o. Cool .-nra --I .t'
Blcils Aver, MOino and Nttifi 2 r. l-. MOI VICE.
9l,rno aul est1a. 5Oae-.i Austiaan Collins 4J@'-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

PHILADELPHIA sept 3O.-Wool-llrnl ana acLFrt ono
rfa nuf West Virginia, sui above. W soc, \,
~ sgc. Mrdirn $780,, coarse. 1l.i .ew-foie, NJ .i
s,r milan. and S. es.rl Elur 3D. jlc Medium. +NH -rf
e.oar.e. sTcf COMBINE washed. iiNi5ci Ho- ln~ ,.
y0.r {c Canada Comhng. 4uc. Fine nWl-hei -t lac
Coarse Co. 2Sd5zo. Medium 40 81 1905 -ul .-it' az
80. CoorafD Washed. tu IslfHi -ir;
a.. IA aud ,efino Pulled. 35GsOc SO. anc Pulled.
slse exas Fuc and Medium. lo -jc; Co. Coarse. Iln
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

Receipts for the week G7-t pkgs last week. G23S pkgs
last year. 5os3 pkgs Marcel easier Dis
a. NJ ami pItes .cueIaly lower lB-. ia. IuilAS
pice fresh Western though -oe lots were shaded
sun mole. The weakness II at.lbued 10 more AbtIa4
weather but not much iutther cec ne i
looked for present ouoiaunn- a -..,.
Tsnr a Y DO. IUfeTior...-.------lS 0l'
ussf.ra niNss Canada -. ......-..--. oIg3
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
(lnarclIl.


BANK Or IrE sfAVHATTLy CowPANY,
NEw-YoHK, ISL oct. le-3t
AT A MEETING Of the Board Of Directors
A o the Manhattan Company held the 2gtl ~ Seutcr
Der last John = Harho formerly cashier was elected
pr, u enf the Company place ~ James NJ orr son. Te
trug lcttcf of resignation aEn the acc irlni
IA pended. - = ii-A4.Ai'4' nv '.''' 49,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
TKrlTs. nHERIRs M NrIs-
pecert, of Dried Fruit the week. j5 pkgs with ~
mo-. oi PeAnuts Exports Of Dried Apples. = Do

Receipts Dried Fruit Tor the week i'. pkss win R
rSgs ot Peanuts Exports Of Dried Apples. 4 bDs
f.,r. h. a uttlr inquiry ks@pUratcu Aupls AMI
nriees arc held firmly sales day ~ 10 DoAesOi t al ioc
fnfoxe. Goad al lc Fancy at lie sliced nu'
Dried strong 10000 n ordinary quahty sold NJ b'' which
H. Lc In ADVANCE could bo obtained Last week *
orer- re making considerable inquiry ioi Co-e tu
Apples at present ale wanting either slaie o "tset
Peeled generally he'd above buyers
views, sales have made small way at - d2c win
Tvaporated quiet at IL al2oi LOO y s9ld at at
ter uric, TO 10 West. sun-Ied Peeled Peaches
~ hIIn but with no speriAl movement stick on
hand 4. KIT and receipts continue small An onei Of &C.
Wa relscd Tor New Unpeelsd HalyeH All tAe
soc OF Old unpeooc that could be reached hss been picked
nm and aipped West Vey little doing ia small Fruits aud
bourh stock is hight tho market quito weak; Not mauy
peanuts arriving holders firm In their views Chest
nuts baye rather rvdneed pnoes Hickory uts
ara also lower. Quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
Eost ano fonno.

l OST. Bank Book No. l,767, issued 10y tho
n German savings Bank IA the City of Se~Ner1 10 JOHN
SCHEI FEMANN, L. mssing. The hOl Ter oi 10
Tequ, deliver g. the Bank lf MT Icsioret
before O; october. 1914 Application w DC mAds
" the new book
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

sred Receipts S044 .534 payments. Sz'ooz,ooo'
S14l. .5G2 .94S. s.. , a.,
The follow ng is the statement of receipts and dis,
burS,nenfs of the of the United
States nj Ncw-Ycrk for the month of September;
St~'.- y. -. as y GU
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

Tho daily rccop's Tor thc week at the various
points ol distribution follows: lre ltHay 20
cans Of Cream 2.7 of MIKE Harlem Rairoad 1900
de, sew giIoat. a. DO. Hudson river Rail- oad
4ii eo. NtIfnd roai. LOCO ~ 4 Rrd 80 OF
misce linrous nrnrhv routes, l,'nn cans oi MIX
b. boat TOTAL 100 Mia OF 80 quartz cich
The Pre- 90 vhicl tnc urplls has tr Sold TIE platform
dur g The 81 90 c-rrng 80 81 thDir Was
very steady market. dIiur the week
he'd the closing price WAS - lu. F,uty o inl
fcd country liberal supply ~ Mk ana with
a ~. .er mnaeInie da-nnml uIl-u. clninue low.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
PRINT cL0TH MARKET.

TTTNT
FALL RYE9, N3ar, sfyt so-rhe Printing con mersaI
% sluhft7i 'lHA7vii'i49' ''"''' 3D.
Us that price,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

JAMES NJ MORRISON Esq, President
DEAR stIi liberty 10 consult onr own f-el.
ng- should uuanlnou-y decline 20 accent rspna
on Rs l'ri -.nt sent under date # Ism
nCcrstand that tie iudc
mrnt belong, Yourself gzo and ackuo"le Ice
Of tT akng this 81
car. and respons bty under impaired health your am :
couse your physicas commands" are reasons against
which e may not argue
Ne Therefore accept resignation presented and In
ourselves business
e - hrpriy honOrablv rounded upon The high moral
non ts respect aud appreciation tanned for you all
financial circles uf our city.
ourselves, sire to put In the strongest IAN
euage possible estcom rogsra aud gfalndc % YOU
fidelity and ability which Nou have display %
now Tor nearly years The responsible ami
to.iiions of Cashier and Presii ent of this Bank.
NJ, ar. very Glad YOU G nsent with
Director aud hope that you VIII make iht Bank your
headquarersi retaining your desk t1ero that
% trp ~, yOur welcome is. and prodt Nv good
cnsc Asan We congratulate upon your faithful aud
surc..sul lbOrz voice and one heart n
v0u log ami happiness. We are, dear sir with great
r,snect very truly YOURS GEORGE ID. II. GILLESPIE
'0'''' ' MM. q. Lam BET,
GGD. W. SMITH.
JOHN W. HARPER,
Nm. HI. SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

uusG ports Beal lo7l Ieg Peas 272d bush Wiih
rlv arrivals sew Ntufn Beans and good DO
rri ne MARKET nrm and try aeuNe 81 - n o-l obf
after c rulng prce cLore siocs No enough ola Me
.lrn Dnrilrc quotation. PINE Ola
av afr export demand and stock Is selling luie rcoy NJ
= lc- M llC per bu-hcl Last weeks prices Lut
f Ne So arrows cIuiu- 'arFad. The nal lct ioi ii hi 20
ncv ~ quiet ,Atugef. No Ne~ or old Whir kilny
.vrtt Coee Pea Bcanr-eNc sold ~ II 30. Win
"a .la .t iobitd ont -ll higher Most o The Green lo1H
rryipg are buggy. which ui teir sale very inuch
--..L..l 81 iu- - -. gIa- lLloua.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

ELINT and PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY
CO-Iodcis Of consolidated bonds can now deposit Their
bonds with either the following drposOres: Merchall'
change Naiiona Bank NeW York; Mechanics National
Bank New Brult Mass Flr- National Bank. uca, NY,
who " III Issue a negotiable ccI Inette ior the saln .
FRANCIS IAGH AWAY,
IOrM SNOW IN,
4. O.. BROWER,
H. Il. Fish.
IL. A.. V POST. Chairman.
Purchasing Comm tee.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.


scAerI' nirs-tirus.
c.f oui~ good articles and other exncnscs eat
ur ioo goods Iu' everything DOB god order An atr1cve
aud OIstu sale where
dirty pac Nage soytly nlp rance ifs rae. t'eutcl
lot motion viii allow Lc contents 10 change ahput
Lse plenty uf cIn drs loc straw win eggs. MARX
fafrly n a1fuf-a st.ncip age is 1c-1u ntie contents
on fni m nr harici stating r amount alan. S'a1 letter
M the Luc eta lg What ls sent iAc roui Time, etc
u lurure should also De ncO-c1n the farIo or boy
ANnfs afe she number parkagos Secure TOR yourself
o., reputation lOls. best shape. 50 that 'our
l--r II LII
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

Exports 81 Potatoes e.2li hbisi q Onions - pkgs.
Early Rose otoos have SOLD arY an tho "o'k, AMI
rce have rue steady. Havana shippers have taken
rrr anount OF Peerless nj sl0 T. Wniuy tie Htcr
price swecrs moderate inquiry bu the tendency oi
sIathcr downward lu Wow oi heavy arrivals expected
tomorrow onions very active. Green Corn Il less
al. qnt doing Marrow squash have slow
tate al -Bs. pil.r vegetable quiet "a Qu0tuetusf
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
Grapes. Delaware.

Receipts for tho week. 52JG bales last week. 40 bales
corrrs,ondrg week bales. EIporie Tor the
week SIl bales time last D. bales. WIN atnr
frcehts aud decidedly avotahl. anvCes from London
Shippers strong disposition 10 restrict hrr operations
business doing az cur oit
rates which afe barely steady sale % ~ bos of Choice
New Hops was u.nic &c., almost impossible 10 ex
Ct,G ilitt a. tlIot1tlonss
STATE Choice 10 $685. 10 Fair 70 G0o--..-l29lf
DO Good I, rre .<a32 DO. Poor 10 Fair. - ~
Do Tar 70 C,ooi.. 1pa2s Do Good to Prime -. "a Q
Do choice t.S 1918 D.. Poor Ia Good, n. 81 I
In Good In Prime. tfdffl Olas.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
LIVE PnIITRY.

The supply ~ the diund md the market u
dui prices, There IA trade with WAGON
bows which the only shng that susans prices ior lght
Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

CFHC1 " IaI ENcrlsloH WATER AND MINING to,}
No. 81 Bln4. 80. AEW-l CiA, 90. -. l-l..
nilIDLND No. 10.
TAE ENciL~iok WATER ANp MiNING CON-.
tANA VII rtf dividend Oi lMEa l1-EfNE GENTS pr
& ga 'e ai t, ol,e o.. WELL- IAArO N Co., ~ broad, ly,
Irane- I5olks Close on 3Oth inst
~. D.. p'n.QN-..,..r
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
}lnanCldi.


III ANNIBAL and ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
PEoNIE-.Sio ioki oidcrS and nuifcrs - Dr0xes sho
with 70 fire rho company Of certnn who
failhinfs O. or trusts Icp ntl ard
erfaFofng 10 dcsfry the credit ~ fLe o.
la'Ite purpose ni wish The csf0ufuy 10 tsae The
position 10 Which o. natural Al, ants ee.t tuaHc "a
condition eItte H. and al who wish enhance ihe yliue
~ their property. respectfully socaf ld their
proxies, or apply Tor iurtlcr i1f0Tfua Son, 10
ANTHONY Il OLTpHhNT
IA Urp44 Ven .frL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

INrnff and IoDbing Leather, Heavy, 23c25c.
Csrrtia BnfaIo-Iieht 1920 lIc.: Middle lS- : Gl1c.
U,s,y. lsd lie; Damaged. ljGIO2c.
tNlON CHiF
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

DiDloruo Aoures.

COLUNBUS and HOOKING VALLEY RAIL-
y ROAD oalpt s PET. cl Nl -infh -.all nr.li ..r
dividends have h.' fi 900 fi stock fHr . ID
,or sale by 80 20. Be-. UILEN. 80 ncst, Ncn lor,.
COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
- ION l- ~ fhe -OIf clr Railroad Company .uf
Csif1ri' enc rtro'r I, 1870 v be lli thr oce u
tie Company Room ., Ne. Nles1rsf. Ncf-lor..
d.. u. llf NllAHION.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

prfafoos Eary | Cucumbcrs, l.. L..
Rose. bb.....Sl OOoSl - ~ lOJ-.--..--. 1oG 20
Iu. Peerless ..... uVc y Caubagc. tIat -.- 80
DO Sweet Vel Dutch. per l0O.4S Ce1Sj 90
DO 1oT Delaware " o. s5 loo. .... 75a / 25
Onions Waltr.ibl aJ0 2 - squash, Marrow, 49,
DO. Red and Iel- Dbl. -------... ~ 90
iov-............-. 500 80 Pumpkins, per
Iuln4QA RUSSO, 4OJ-----------" - uUG o %
Dbl----..-......- IL 70
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

INDIANA BLOOMINGTON MfslEGN kAlLN A tOhfANf.t
ORR. sent 20, 1879
V'HE COUPONS of the fir~t ami second mort
4 gage bonds due october. 1919 viii be- pad tho
Coriii BANKING Company. 10 broadway. Nsw- i'rS
q. L.. IANITOR. Treassfer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

been told thai the moonlight gave j new 80
~ even to the Tai It was the night beioss
we left Agra, and We could not resist the
temptation, even at the risk Of keeping some
friends waiting who had asked us to dinner,
Of moonlight view. 1t was q new moon,
which made our view imperfect. Bot such a
view as was given added TO the beauty Of the
Tai. The cold lines Of the marble were soft
ened by the shimmering silver light. The
minarets seemed to have new height and
the dome had solemnity as became the can
opy of the mother and queen. We strolled
back, now and then turning for another last
view of the wonderful tomb. The birds were
singing, the air was heavy with the odors Of
the rose garden, and the stiffness, the twi-
light stiffness, all ad led to the beauty Of the
mausoleum and combined to make the men,
ory of our visit the most striking among the
many wondrous things we have seen in Hin
dostan. john Russell Yoangs Letter to tie
Herald
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02
MISSILES RRsoL UTYoNs.

AT the Confederate X Roads a political
meeting was recently held, and Nasty says:
The follerin resolooshens, prepared by my
self wuz red and adopted:
WARRAs, Their IL in the North feelin that
the Corners is irritatid and discontentid, and
that there is feelin agin the general govern
ment witch we feel 1t our dooty to allay, there
fore be it
Resoloed, That the Corners is trooly loyal
and entirely in akkord with the Fedrel Gov
eminent and will be allus, pervided 1t kin git
its rites.
Resoleed, That these rites are ez follers
l. The payment NV Suthern war clames
and the penshunin Of Suthern sojers
(Cheers.)
Q. The adopshun NV the prinsipple that the
Yoonyun is Confederashun, not q Nashun
and the akleordin NV the rite NV eech State to
remain in or stay out jist ez it pleases.
8. That the Yoonyun is Nashun for the
purposis Nv payin clames, penshuns and bid
Custom Housis and SIGH, but for no other pur-
posts.
4. No troops shell be used at the poles any
where in the South, except on the call Nv a
Confederit Governor, the citizens Nv the
South bein supplied with rifles and shot guns,
and bein thoroly organized In White Leagues,
bein amply ably to take keer of themselves.
8. All railroads and canals witch the South
shell decide 1t wants shell be bilt by the gener-
al Government 1t bein Nashun ez aforesaid,
for that purpus.
9. The harbors nv Boston and New York
shell be filled up at the expense NV the gener-
al government that the aeaboard cities NV the
sunny South r1ay nev show for some nv the
furrin trade nv the kentry.
Z. That the Niger bein an inferior bein, an
only understood by us, shell be left entirely to
our rool and guidance. No more legislation
by the general Government-which for this
purpus is not nashen--on his akkount.
8. The wipin out Nv all the legislachen Nv
the war period, the South not bein In Con-
griss to Civ its assent, hevin Congress NV its
own at the time, and the concession on the
NV the Government In FULL ez 1t yoosed to be
under Polk, Pierce and Bookannon.
o. That the tax on distilliu likker shell not
be COLLECTED In the Confedert States, the
Yoonyun being not nasLun for that purpose.
10. The veto power shell not be yoosed, ex-
cept by Suthern President, or Northern
one elected by Suthern votes, witch is the
same thing, 1t pein crooel to keek us out NV
the full controle Nv the Government till 1880.
Resolced, That ontil these things one and
all, is done, Their kin be no harty feelin NV
yoonyun, and of Their is another fratrisidle
struggle the responsibility rests with them ez
denies us these, our reasonable demands.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

An estimable Louisville Young man, who
teaches a class at Sunday school and occupies
a prominent place in the choir, has fancy
for the maiden who sings the alto. The last
time he called on her he found her, with her
father and mother, entertaining the minister.
Concealing his disappointment with as good
a grace as he could command, he joined tho
dgnified circle and maintained his share Of
the conversation very creditably, considering
the untoward circumstances. The minister,
who had been something of traveller in his
time, turned the conversation to his hobby.
and was reveling In gorgeous description OF
his favorite country, Brazil when the small
boy of the family, who was building block
church on the floor, spoke up
Ma, has sister Floy ever travelled any :"
No, child, no--you mustn't speak whcn
others are talking"
Then, when was lynn under the sofy.
Sunday night, and sister and Mr.. J ohm canc
in from church and was settin' in the biz
rockin'-cbeer, how did she come to say that
the incest land she ever was in was lap
land ?'--Louisoitle Courier Journal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

PININ' FOR TIN the South an eternal
warfare seems to rage between the country
negro and town negro. This was illustrated
at the passenger depot in Atlanta, the other
day. A colored youth from Pike county an
preached town negro, and the following
conversation ensued:
" Whar bouts is de ticket Office ~
" Right dar 70 20 eyes"
"Fo whose eyes p,
"Yone.''
i" Is you de ticket Office ?''
:" Look yer, niggah, don't you GIN me none
yo slack
"Pm mighty slack man old man when
gifts stirred up"
And you'll git stirred up Of you stan
roun' yer foolin' wild me.p
Oats de kinder excise wat Tn pinin'
fer"
And with that they clinched and had a
right lively tussel. They were separated how
ever, before policeman came along, and the
Pike county darkey found the ticF yelofiice.-g y
me n,wn negro al ..s.y iv zen to 'nitupion3
was badly used up.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

these fluids aid In digestion. and Che prepare.
ton Of the nutritious fluid, or chyls. We
thus learn how wonderful is the process OF
blood-making, which is executed by this COM
plicated machinery Of digestion. 1t is espec-
tally wonderful that simple milky fluid
should be separated from such great varie-
ty Of food as we eat from day to day, and
then that this whitish fluid should be chang
cd into red blood. Twill refer to the organs
of special sense in my next article, together
with the structure and functions of the skin.
(To BE coNTINuED.)
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

AN AsToNIsHED DUToBMAN.-A Dutch
man In the Pennsylvania oil regions let his
lands to an oil company on condition of re-
ceiving one-eighth of the oil procured The
well proved to be a pretty good one, and the
farmer began to think the oil men should
give him better chance, aud ventured to tell
them SO. They asked him what he wanted
He said they ought to give him one-twelftl.
The arrangement was finally made, with the
understanding that the Dutchman was not TO
tell any one. All went smoothly until divis-
ion day came, when our friend was early on
hand to see how much better he would be of
under the new bargain. Eleven barrels were
rolled to one side for the oil men, and one for
him. " How's dish2" said he. g 1 tink I
was to get more as before. You have made
some misdake.
The matter was explained to him that he
formerly got one barrel out of every eight,
but it was his proposition to take one of every
twelve. This revelation took him aback -
He scratched bis head, looked cross and re-
lieved his swelling breast of feeling of self
reproach by Indignantly rcmarkng
g Well, dat ish the first time as ever
knowed eight was more as dwelve."
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

~z~-~---~r
God = 70 b trusted, but nst % 81 teups.
Goa does not pay on every Saturday highs
but He is sure to settle in fun II some dav
All whom Sod loves he employs every
saint has something to do, or suffer. for His
glory.
How sweet Is the sympathy Of Jesus Jes-
MS wept with Mary and Martha, aud vet met
Calvary without tear
The grand essentials Of human hann;noss
are something to do, something to love. and
something to hope for.
Be not affronted at Jest. If one throw
ever so much salt at thee, thou wilt receive
no harm unless thou art raw and ulcerous.
The man who will habitually swear in tho
presence of ladies and children has got down
nearly as low, morally, as Satan can get hin,
in this world.
Skepticism has never founded emn;res 90.
tablished municipalities, or changed tho
worlds heart. The great doers in history
have always been men of faith.
We picture death as coming to DESTROY lot
US rather picture Christ as coming to SAW
we think Of death as ending let us rather
think of life beginning, and that the moro
aonndantly. We think of losing let US
think Of gaining. We think of parting let
us think OF meeting. We think of roino
away lot us think of arriving. And as the
voice OF death whispers, " You must 90 from
earth, " let us hear the voice of Christ SAVING
You are but coming to Me NORMAN Me-
Leod.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

A HARD WORKING TRAMP.--A ragged but
the Winnemucca New Silcer State, called at
the residence of Mrs. Jeri Nichols the other
day, and, greatly to the surprise of the lady
of the house, volunteered to chop wood Ia pile
of which was conveniently placed near the
door for the benefit of rowing young men of
indolent habits for his dinner. His offer was
accepted, and he chopped while dinner was
being prepared, and, much to the surprise of
the lady, built an apparently large pile of
split wood in front of the window. AS a re-
ward for his industry be received flrst-class
dinner and many compliments as a chopper.
MADAM" said the tramp, "Pm hard
workin' man, and never ask somethin for
nothin'. I'm an extra hand with an axe, as
you see by that there pile of wood | have
split, and / don't mind chopin q little more
to pay for this meal"
Mrs Nichols told him that was unnecessary
as he had already earned his dinner, and the
tramp left, proof against hunger and every
inducement to work for at least "a hours =
Shortly after his departure, Mr.. Nichols ar
rived home and his wife called his attention
to the pile Of wood which doomed up like a
miniature pyramid in front Of the window,
and would not be convinced that his eyes were
not affected when ne told her 1t was dry
goods box with few sticks Of wood artistic
ally arranged on one side Of it until she went
out doors and saw 1t was SO, and that the in-
dustrious tramp had not actually chopped
sufficient wood to cook the dinner he had
aatau
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POETRY.
WHERE rs YOUR BoY To-NraHr,

Life is teeming with evil snares,
The gates of sin are wide,
The rosy fingers of pleasure wave
And beckon the young inside.
Man Of the world wsth open purse,
Seeking your own delight,
Pause, ere reason is wholly gone
Where is your boy tonight?
Sirens are singing on every hand,
LufiBg the ear of youth,
Gilded falsehood with silver notes
Drowneth the voice of truth.
Dainty lady In costly robes,
Your parlors CLEAN with light,
Fate and beauty your senses sseep--
Where is your boy to-night7
Tempting whispers of royal spoil
Platter the youthful soul,
Eagerly enter into life,
FESTIVE ofall control.
Needs are many, and duties stern
Crowd on the weary sight;
Father buried In business cares,
Where is your boy tonight
Pitfalls lark In the fiowery way.
Vice has golden gate,
Who shall guide the unwary feet
Into the highway straight
Patient worker with willing hand
Keeping the home hearth bright,
Tired mother with tender eyes,
Where is your boy Tonight
Turn his feet from the evil paths
Ere they have entered in,
Keep him unspotted while yet ye may,
Earth is SO stained with sin.
Ere he has learned to follow wrong,
Teach him TO love the right
Watch, ere watching is wholly vain
Where is your boy to-nightf
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Some men advertise their lives and the pub
lie are generally disappointed because the adj
vertisement promises too much others let
their lives advertise them, and the public al.
ways gets more than is promised.