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The Co.operatire Increment.

The system of cooperation introduced
into G ermany in 1852, and since expanded
to enormous proportions in that country,
Great Britain and France, is now to be
formally commended to the workingmen
of this country as panacea for their
troubles. MIR. Holyoake, who has been
the leader of the movement in Eng land
for many years, opened the winter course
of free lectures at Cooper Institute on
Saturday night last with a clear and
foreible exposition of the methods pur-
sued abroad, and it is understood to be
his intention to appeal to the laboring
class throughout the Union
The experiments in Great Britain
have furnished varying success and fail
ure, but the Rochdale society and some
others have been uniformly prosperous
mainly because speculative risks were
rejected and the whole management
founded upon strici business principles.
There are now probably 1000 of these
organizations in the United Kingdom.
many of them of recent date and as yet
experimental; but the older and larger
societies have accumulated funds esti-
mated to amount to $4,000, 900, while
the average aggregate of stock in irade
carried yearly is reckoned at S5,oOo,ooo
more. Besides these imposing figures,
there are $1,000, geo invested in build
iDgs and other property and total
membership of 300.00''.
We shall watch the movement with
lively interest. Every proper attempt
to cheaper the expense of living and to
promote the happiness and interest of
workingmen deserves hearty support
Building and cooperative societies are
grand substitutes for drinking saloons
and gambling tables.-Yonkers States
man.
The Newtown bee., 1879-11-19

DIR. Lorimer, the distinguished
Chicago divine, who spent the sum-
mer in Colorado and visited Leadville.
among other places, writes to the Chicago
Standard as follows: Leadville is child
with the wrinkles of premature age and
depravity on its brow. 1t is at once
beauty and deformity, health and dis
ease. 1t is tie sum total of the vices of
our civilization. and epitome of its evils,
and abridged edition of its corruptions.
The heat of a furnace glows there; a
darkened sky prevails there, through
whose lowering clouds the star of re-
demption family CLEANS. When men
make gold their point of departure they
are apt to make Satan their point of ar
rival. This seems to be verified in the
average humanity that frequent the
saloons, gambling houses and variety
shows of this strange community. 1t is
a singular combination of the rowdy,
the Arab, the wharf-rat, the hummer,
the cutthroat-reckless, shameless and
sometimes desperate. IF they have no
reverence and but little self-respect. they
have no fear; fear neither for the visible
nor for the invisible. In the presence of
the Jehovah they would chew their to-
bacco as they do in the presence of men,
and go lolling up the steps of Paradise
as they lounge at the entrance of Perdi-
ton. They continually suggest me-
tempsychosis by which all the villainies,
ruffianisms and rascalities have become
incarnate in their reprobate carcases.
| The drinking places, gambling hells.
concert and dance houses are more
numerous in Leadville, its size being
considered. than anywhere else on this
planet. Consequently there is an alb
sence of restraint and undiguised SEN
suality and an unmuzZled coarseness
unsurpassed, possibly, since Sodom- So
excessive and unblushing is the vice
that one of the wretched creatures who
glory in shame parades herself on the
streets in open day rs kind of Lady
Godiva, and the newspaper that recorded
the outrage simply said: Hattie at
tracted considerable attention, but she
won the bet (S25)-" No arrests Two
otLer females, one of them named Nine
Francis, are announced to engage in a
squsre rough-and-tumble bout, or ac-
cording to the rules of the prize ring, for
$500 side. Indeed, the degradation of
womanhood here is fearful. A rough
looking man, as his eyes rested
on one of this miserable race of
sinners, whispered to his companion,
"Alice aint long for this world; shell
go when the flowers go, in the early
fall" And what father, what philan-
thropist is there who would not rather
in mercy see all the fallen ones who
wear the form OF that womanhood he
has honored in mothers, wives and
daughters droop before the flowers, and
perish long before the inevitable winter
of despair and misery overtake them
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Made to order at the shortest notice and on
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Tittle-Tattle.
IIUUI6. ldClICs
FROM THE sERvIAE FOLKLORE.
Fair Nathalie at evening tide

FROM THE sERvIAN FOLKLORE.
Fair Nathalie at evening tide
Walked ont with her own true love,
The thick green grass beneath their feet,
And the thick green trees above.
Then Zuska said, :" My own sweetheart,
Give me one kiss before we part"
The listening grasses heard and saw,
And could not the secret keep
The dear, sweet secret! Every blade
Whispered the tale to the sheep
The silly sheep, who were so glad
They straightway told the shepherd lad.
The shepherd told traveller
(For he loved fair Nathalie);
The traveller told sailor boy,
One night on the lonely sea;
The sailor to his rowing ship
Too quickly let the secret slip.
For the ship to the salt sea waves,
That ever run to and fro,
Said, When the inland rivers come
To mix with the oceans flow,
Ask alter Nathalie, pretty one,
And if the handsome Zuska won"
So at the last that river heard
That flowed by Nathalies cot,
And the maids mother one fine day
Went there with her waterproof,
And heard the tale, and told the maid,
And many an angry word was said.
Nathalie blamed the river much,
And the river blamed the sea,
The sea said, with an angry roar,
"The ship is to blame, not me-"
The ship, tossed wildly to and fro,
Creaked out, "The sailor told me So"
The sailor said, "The traveller
Is the one that should be blamed"
The traveller said, "The shepherd boy
Should never the tale have named;
| surely thought, SO far away,
No harm can come from what l say
The shepherd blamed the tattling sheep,
The sheep cried, ''Oh! and alas!
So much OF grief and quarreling comes
Because OF that tell-tale grass.
What Oh earth did it see amiss
In little Nathalie's parting kiss ?''
-Harper's Weehly.
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A very remarkable fish has been cap
tured at Mackinac, Mich. 1t is about
ten feet in length, and its weight is esti-
mated at about four hundred pounds.
1t is perfectly transparent, and the
action of the heart and other functional
organs can be plainly seem Altogether.
it is very remarkable specimen OF the
finny tribe. and is well worth the atten-
ton of scientists and naturalists- The
piscatoriAl curiosity has been preserved
ip alcohol.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
tits not enough to remember the poo

| tits not enough to remember the poor.
| i-Rcayusse
| A good many men become turkey COB
blers on Thanksgiving day.
A man with a new suit of clothes
wonders why every one else looks so
shabby.-Puck.
When man is hotly pursued by In
dians it makes the hair loom in the
family.
| Baldheaded persons are recommended
by one who knows how it is himself to
have spider painted on the top OF their
heads in fiy-time.
He must certainly have had very
serious attack. We refer to the man
who was SO sick that he threw up his
position.
The Czar of Russia will celebrate the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his accession
with great pomp and circumstance. 1t
occurs March 3, 1880.
No, Simeon, shad never take cold in
their bones; if they did you can rely
upon it that there'd be little more
cold than shad. - Yonkers Gazette.
Elihu B. Washburne, United States
minister to France during the Franco
German war, says that he ate mule mea
during the siege of Paris, and found it
very good eating.
The little woman who bustles about
alone is full of business. She can buy
more dry goods in ten minutes than her
husband can pay for in three MONTHS
Neao Heueas Register.
An anchor, supposed to have been lost
by Columbus off Trinidad, one of the
West India islands, on the 4th of August,
1893, has been disclosed by the washing
away of the land by the water.
1t takes the man
Whose tongue will stutter,
A minute, or more,
To call for butter.
| Perry Smith.
A man can never pass around a hat on
the sidewalk without kicking it; yet a
hat may be passed around in church
aisle, and everybody will feel obliged to
put money in it, and treat it respectfully.
1t all depends on the style and location
of the hat.-Ptcdyataae.
The Milwaukee Chamber Of Commerce
| has fixed the following as carload of
grain: Wheat, 10000 pounds; corn or
rye, $4,000 pounds; oats or barley,
| 10000 pounds. These weights have been
fixed upon to accommodate the varying
| bulk of different kinds of grain in pro-
| portion to their weight.
The average small boys ambition is
to be trapper, or pirate. or song and
dance man. When wath little boy"
| lisped a very stupid society man to ?
young lady, .sall my ideath Of life were
thentred on being clown" We'll,
there is at least one case of gratified
| ambition was the sharp reply
Meridere Recorder.
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SSSSSEEiiSSSS EBB sSSSFss
Of the new comic opera BY GILBERT SULLIVAN
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Cast " The Little Detective Scenes and
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
E For AZ
* CATARRH n
Clears the Head, Renders the Breath.
ing Easy and Breath Sweet,
Sense OF Smell and Taste Recovered.

Sense OF Smell and Taste Recovered.
feel compelled to acknowledge to you the great bcncht
sANFoRDs RADICAL CURE has been to Inc. For ten
years have been afflicted with this loathsomc disease
and especially in the winter time has It been most
The discharge has been thick and bloody emitting foul
od0r bad that my presence in with others
very offensive to them week after commencing the
use Of sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE was not troubled
with II at all My senses OF taste and SMELL which were
wholly gone have fully returned and my general
health is much improved
Yours MELBOURNE H. FORD,
Shorthand Writer.
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CuICKEHING HALL.
THE REV HENRY q. sPAULDING's
ILLUSTRATED LkCTUEEiS. .r,,,,.,,r,.o,, ,.,,,,,s
l. now PoNrkn WAS DEsrROiED.-The Drama Of
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Twins, '' Child.
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From the Hon. Thco. T.. BoRert,

Feeling thoroughly convinced " the efficacy Of SAN.
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THREE DEfOrS Is PHILADELPHIA;
TWO IL NkN YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-23
GYtnrslons.

ENCI KSIONS,-FOr complete Outnt OF any Kind
- steamboats,, barges, and groves apply ensly Tor
euiec Of days at office Of sTARlNS Excuraons Tier Is
North River,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-22
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

fspecial River Dispatches tn tt1eStarl
PrrrsBuRe Nov. 22-1005 A. M.-Eiver 8
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold.
BROWNSVILLE PA, Nov. 22-1O:30 A. NJ
River feet and stationary. Weather
clear. Wind northeast
n,HroN. w. VA, Nov. 22-10:33 P. NJ
New Rivsr. l. foot 8 inches and stationary
Weather clear.
/ CHARLESTON. Nov. 2z-11.3s A. NJ
Kanawha River 8 feet incho. and sta
,tionary. Weather cloudy. Wind North.
east. ..f.y.,--,.. ..-.....
OIL CrYY. Pa. Nov. 22--1O:4 A. NJ. River
i foot IL inches and falling. Weather
clear. Wind north.
GOLDEN CITY LEAVES NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 22-12:38 P. M
River IA feet inches below high water
mark. No Arrivals Departures to-day
Charles p. Choteau, Memphis; Golden City,
Cincinnati. Weather clear and pleasant.
Boat Hands Gossip.
es It's here-meanng the coal-heet. ..
Business lively with the boats.
The Bonanza came down and returned to
Portsmouth, at noon. ~ E a
Captain E. s. Morgan's fine steamer,
Grauite State, leaves this evening from the
foot Of Broadway for Pomeroy and all way
landings. atH ;ft-Hr. 2 r13ut p ,f'u.
} Amos Day, goes out as bill-clerk. on the
Charles Morgan. She leaves next Tuesday
I Captain Charles Miller's superb new
passenger steamer, New Mary Houston,
leaves this morning for New Orleans. Mr..
A. Elliott Miller is her gentlemanly clerk.
70 The popular aud reliable Cons. Millar,will
depart this evening for all points on the
Lower Ohio River and Memphis direct
She will be followed by the Andy Baum
next Wednesday.
The light draught and elegant new Ell
tarado is. loading, and with leave this even
|lna f0r New Orleans CAPTAIN Little, mas
ter, ard Willis Little, clerk, are her efficient
chief officers.