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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
srAIr nnMrnPAIHIC sOCIETY.

ALBANY, Feb. 12.--At a meeting Of the
state homeopathic society to-day the following officers
we're elected:
Fresiaeat--A. s. Couch If FfeiouIl.
Vice- Presifeuts-Afred X. Hills. Of Ncw-York; L.
HlsDrouck Of BrooaIyn aud J. j. Mitchell, OF New
burg
Rec0rdinJ Stcret0ry-H :. Waldo, ~ west Troy.
CorrtsDyudDlg Nscrs'0Jy-A. L. HaIctt, OI havana
IreSrer-L. = Cphurn, OF Troy.
T.ecsl-o.s remain the same as la,t year Rochester
va, selected a.. the place for holding the next sent
aaluA meeting and the tiirl ruosdav IA n' Il S'pte-
Der a. The tine. The following w-Ee announced a.
members oi t- Committee Of Con raj Arrlnc men
Irc American -titLtr 10 meet ~ Lake rc1r-' I'D
June next: Dr Downing. AN ~ the College o.! Nr1-
lorA. chairman; Dr. INNS, of Nr"-for4 Dr' ""s"h
A.. I-U.t: IJr liul.ru Oi Gen fd- Dt. lI,'u.f. %
N.aa.,.owu; d. Wright. Of Buffalo; Dr. h. u. I44uc'
~ A.-.n.-. ~ d. 4. 7. MaLolL. Y. Hagalt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
FACTS THAT Arb SETTLED.

II Gems 10 have been conceded on all hands
.ual IHL Iiht SIS tTausi leus % tie urr dis achc,
- essentially, qua 10 al important matters, correct.
- appears 10 De settled by TAG ADMISSION, uGer Oath OF
nc tCh>pJaiOrr, that direct aHd criminal cf rte which
Ia'eu ecrr H~dt by TIE Democratic committee 10 uur-
sse success Tor hr Iiden U three states II apueais
70 he settled further that Nj Hidden Wa during all
Ns N,nc Hs Ignorant ~ The babe unborn OF all l, plan
hh- aud plOtiug an IS innocent VI all even the r..
no esL. participation IA t. Ho sWrars he was and be
Ougl to know. These things being settled Que thing s
seturd further aud that lie, that Mr. Illdeu really
vas ignorant OF al THIS which going Oh around An
IA bis 0Sl house. aud 81 the hands Of bis most Intimate
am col hdensi fr!epds II because he Lad made
IaiseiH nta 20 be 'gn-rIut o. H. Nc other explanation
a eOuCulvablr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
VIENNA PREAD.
INJURIOUS STORIES THOROUGHLY REFUTPD-S
EMPHATIC ~TsTFMFNr.

INJURIOUS STORIES THOROUGHLY REFUrPD-AS
EMPHATIC T 'TFMrNr.
To me EditOr Or Thc Trtbuns
SIR: Newspaper publications having charged that
so-called "swill milk" from the cow stables Of
Queens and KINGS Counties has been sold TO large
dealers in tins city. desire to state for the benefit
of the public. az have repeatedly stated hereto
fore that my establishment has always received ts
sole supply of milk and cream. all Of the purest
quality. from the Wesfchester County dares OF
J. O. Thurs'oa. esq. of sing sing Y Y.
Hence, can state fully hat not a drop Of Long
Island stable milk produced from cows fed upon DIS
tlllery swirl. or sop. has enteted my premises
IN any form.
LOUrs FLFTSCHNANS.
Proprietor Of Fleischmann'- Vienna Model Bakery.
Broadway. corner Tenth-st., New-Iork.
Ae,r- York, Feb ~. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
ViDyIGH1 WEITHEh REPORT
NMg... L.c Ae -a..-Lholk

W,-Hi>.ToN. Fen. Is, I 4. m.-Ihe storm
w...u r.-,"at-d a, Emlu1oo, W.. th'' morning has
rlo7rd notth,.- "4.d. and b, "ov ccntIa. near the
,lo-ta lftacSt I,wr.nc.. b~.,4 aud nigh sodtherY
,r-i. nave p.cgs...d ou t.e An'ic Coast iron. cape
ill.cgss o ,dLry. Ir np.rA'use las IA"eA az the
-.if'. $50. 81 o. Gu. States, VITA f-Hs u'roA.c st
and r.ri.,. d, -.. tl.Iy vit- t-tr ur Iir weather
has pr.va.rf m j.e >aatacrn s.atcs. auI lglt sno"
IN, ne Lake region Sew tEd, the onto valley aud
he Northwest The barometer Is Li-Aest IN the Nj
-air N.et. tIi tue temperature Is decidedly low IN
the Northrs,f.
f1dicrr0Hs
For TIE Nire states, colder southwest 10 northwest
winds. r1tt, o.Idy weather. with sdtlonaty ~ Slowly
r.-.uE baron. ,f.r. ., .
lIr SCI 4 .ua. 60 der -odthwes, 10 northwest
v.- rising barometer. patty cloudy weather aud 10
g. o. northern portions light snow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
WrNHI DATNfER
PAEIs, Feb. ll.-IIcnri DIumicr, the French

IIII nun IN y 4''I''
NJ Daumi.r-who has been called by French
critics the Arisophnne, and M" Paul Louis tOuo' VI
..r,lturc-u.. born 90 Mar-cil.c. % 100 Fashion.
---I.-t.t-. s..q! DE- politics. Ii or figure AID
,.ilds ~ -L.r... ter have I'D tH inspired Al. lu'E-
bi-ii.i, genus f0r mcckcrr. " Few among hi- Illus
triol. ,uutemuorarirs rsy. MEaperclu's Dcionn1i'r
e. IN fem 1orliu-" have cscaoed he pencil ana the
wort .f Do 'hll Li, cIlcat.rs lave airh,- some
- -i,.,, frIthfI feature about them" ~ Dtumler
ma. his inst appearance before ihe public ~ thdr'
A., g., .-r.r, 81 -ketcAcs from Robert MacaIro.
M .-rs ,F1, followed by others entitled LIS Actu-
-. 80 Dy1r.ru-,.,' 90 L. Frumrs HOcIsilste.
- pgl.,f.ro. - On Jour " les Grrc-,' d" Lcs Gems
a.. u.t,ce +" L. Is rs B0urgeol-." Les P'sioralrs
- .. o. PANS" The E.vo!ullo ~ l-4S Suggested
- ~ IN. most RENAL aair r., gl,idy lies Parliament
49,. MI L., K,pIeseutHuts Rep esentes."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

It's serious feature address woman by the
Rev John Weiss which wandered of INTO the tabooed
subject Of Woman suffrage. aran,t he d. cussOn Of
which the president promptly protested Other tea ures
OF the evening songs, recital ons, dances ana
supper. The Gonna comprised argc number OF the
ladies' connected with liter and in NewNork'
with many invited guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
GHUNBLNG At rnDEN.- sLyNr--.

O., mere Is one feature Ct th!s cipher business
49, LIARS some Al iI i.c ctrl.,s ~ MIR 4..I-
IL ms rttor 20 Tho public .u aGsU.. go DE
i 'o'' ,'NeulS' To ienIc- AurvIn- anything about
S'-''' ms 100 Tie iur. hlhe OF electoral votes. lie
I'@ aGl-' Tat re- hnrv OF P..t,U's .g...atiou-.
S"4 ui'' ne indignantly repudlA.td tlrm. Il 80.
" -""4' NV >4.d so ia hi~ lctf'r His tes D0ns
t'.tN,FeOI his luocehcr, Dut h. stand. before tu,
.'' ih iA- tiiuH" o. ttyns -uuprc,srl tiuane ILL.,
l'A'l-oI' "AI,H N"u-i have relieved u-rlt and The
4''M"'Ia parry ai q tl4. when he should nave SPOKEN
'he N4o't dDih aud covered the whole GROUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
THE NEW CAPITOL.
COMMEMORATIVE SERVICES.

Il II '-I''' 'N'''
TIE ASSEMBLY CHAMBER CROWDED ADDRESS ny
LErTFNANT-GOvERVO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE STATES PRosPEHITY-sP By
SPEAKER ALvuRD AND ERAsTUS BROOKS.
The removal cf the Legislature from the old
Capitol 70 the new was cOmmemOrated
last night by the two houses in joint con-
vcntion The exercises were held IN the As
sembly Chamber which crowded TO Us
utmost capacity observation-disclosures Dorshelmer
delivered the opening address on the sources Of the
States prosperity. He was followed by Speaker
tlvord and Erastus Brooks. Governor Robinson
wssuuablr to be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
OBITL AR.
coN.tonNRE EDWARD r. THOMPSON.

CON,fODDRE EDWARD r. THOMPSON.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12.-Edward K. Thomp-
son. a retired Commodore Of tAe United states navy
Ilel this morning IN tbs city.
Commodore Thompson was native OF
Ppnnsvivanla. and about years OF
He was graduated from the Naval Academy. and
Jaw hi, frsC service ~ midscIpnnn on the
oop Nach,z 90 the West Indies, IN lo-. and ISIS ~
l-29 AID 1881 he attached 20 the aro, then Ia
the Mediterranean. Ia 1897 h. commissioned a. \
lieutenant, ami az once Joined the lndrp"nd-
cnce Of the Brazil Squadron. II 1889 h
was transferred 10 t.c joan Adams, then III
East India waters. After prrfotllul some special
service. h" took part IN the Mexican war
A. on. or tn officers ot the iri.ate Potomac.
The period from I-t- 10 l-jj vas passed by
MN al Inc Philadelphia Navy Yard. aud
OH th- coast OF Ai.i,a. His fist cruise commander
ODD Is5Gl7j 5olrd the Dolphin. on the cnnst OF
africa In $3.50 be- d Il prtu tnr' duly az PM tdr
lua n LEST rrf-c with III" seminole IN 1900 OIL
lfrrf winch ue VI, red. T; 500 ne received toE
mission as C1mu.doIr. I'll. .uu.rai will take place 10
morrow a''. moon IN + l.II''. pria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
LorIs,4Al RErrriIcISS arr

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 12.-The Louisiana Ee-
puol c,.s organ zrd To-Day ,or C,nstt-tont Con-
yention campaign. Earrrth vith Dum'ut h. commend;
Wharton She It, stamps 80 the ia. Marks 10 the
ND Leonard 20 the ~ D. Mcmillan in no, VIII. n'er.
tUc VIM Con .rts-lOual ID iuct+ Wa. Me-.rs.
Ia * r. Lewis aLd i1D 'u constitute campaign SbuP
nittce. Ihay p,nmse vLgnrnu. work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

F.,q The N-trart -I1,tt',,5 lRNr1
IL the "maSteriy logic with which NJ.
1Id"n tA planned continued trust m Potion d.t.' '.c
detection latter ate Iipl 10 bay 'Ir VOC Of
tI.tl.ua, Iiiten uIic tlr punt ~ tItt iCl'Ju =
offence that transaction part nab. because D.
was IuclOite ana not contaminated luvhodir l.
good !, would answer defence Tor Our- eel WAo,
squppcd arl a the too.. should De caught before ice
got Iato lr house be intended u ron Ills offence would
be iG.ut,f Cd a not suu.u4t 81, and, tc4' ,Or. 1-
Mr. T.L.l pat, IT, tLcl, would De AL " q. "y.~uou..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

nued o. fall during cloudy weather and liglra'ns
Of the early Yesterday morn ng. but rosa stey
rOughOnt the clearing ard far'y cloudy weather. Ihe
temperature higher In tie morning thau on Ie~
fav. hu' l.Vp- DURING I-f t'lf - ne u.s. Inc
amount OF moisture IN the ar haa been increased.
tOoer AM pai,y OIiy w-sfhr.. 81 Il ch'hc'7 OF
Il .hJw. nay Dr. expected 300 IBIS tty dlh N't'HlV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
PRINCESS GASOLINE MCRAT.
PARIS. Feb. 12.-PIincess Caroline, widow
Of Prime. Lu,Ieu NuI..t, D., dead

Princess Caroline Georsiana was born April
H. $50 aui ~ 1-7 1~3l mar ird IL TIN. r'uH-
ny 10 Ff.cc Lucicn MUrat, the second Of Napc-
ICON, .1. ai cavalry genera. Sac Scotch isdy,
AID hr maiden was Fraser. For sOnc time after
..eIr ml'r4g. Puuce Lucci was reduced 70 7i,A
strait, a. To- b- entirely lrIr u upon the pr1as VI a
.cloo! for ltte cirs kept by his wife H- fortune,
however improved after French Revolution 90 a.
lie died ,l April II his seventy hth year. Princes
Caroline leaves behind hei I'VE sans aud daughter
Primo, T.arIni tn- present h' AL Of the LoU-e oi
.iur Princess t.tui-c v:tc If The Baron De CbI-l-
rom. Pri..t-. Anna allc of tAc Cont de NOaeS, ana
Princes Acul.. And LOUIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
S,,RO>I>

The ladies of ~Orosis gave a large and bnl-
liant rec, pion a. De moucOs Ast evening The presi-
dent Mr. Jruul. June Croly received the guests ami
directed tie order Of the evenings eatcrtslnu ent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

Imnortant-Dr wM HALLS BAIsN tor the lung. c7-cs
coughs, colds. Group consumption aud al diseases u no
throat. chest and 'uncs.
Use HkSRrs CARBoLIc sALvE for pmples reckIeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
REMARKS OF MR.. COOPER.
Mr. Cooper wore bis most benevolent smile during tls
brief ordeal, amt said;

,r.g ordeal amt All
Ny esteemed 'cAb' idt 'Aih''.'o'; NlS wi -t
-lt.c u,vcr ,xp-r.cI To- Obtain A. nav" n
-tiIlll N.r iu cut.ir me 10 receive tli- i''' 'i''
reeve !. A. '' a. '', '' D.. & r. ~ foIDf ~.
-utGuou that opens ~ or- n nilt 70 q y" zee
non I'D -e..,r In ~ M IyIf led n,
se't9.",s "a. p"o i, % ril. ar lax az Goa by which
btArFr mat seq nee = run VI lt ~" W -
,He m''tmtu' 't 'h' NJ IL nv sf,c ,f . noi.lnt
4u''iL-t'.' o." u'i. '''i ' ~ ti,. ~ ar mi,
more g"r less iith % hIo"'''- "' t+'' '"N =" ''i''
actna demons Ia,eH oy .L' " nm ii.c ~
b''!cNiH- u.s. "a -, H.. L, a1,,,t,-a
the advancement. anu uIA"7'' "a .'.-'''~ ''''.''
e' l-- i--'4I IL .l.. ',A ,,,. ,t ,r tIen he
n- ICY III az - pa ,,,,l,I. r't,.ni a science a
rule 81 NE TO ElIe ani Tgs'c c"1ei Cd 1e
ron' or niiA no, NV ,Hp'a,,,,. - n'S ~ 49,. ~
% believe that u B, 10 Tie appca'''h o. science "
re IsS- ~ .iil tlal we must 'ou" 'r IA 'u,'.'
irsuG- d. 20 devD Dpmeut ot the Avs iud nu-p">''
OF ne Deny. ihey are LAVE 5At' N ~ I'm
selves are 50 wise AID good that tIey WI
never require e. dee at,ict' dIt .o.u %.
revoked. IAt5, Lac 'HtI Alln''' Nj i,'',i 80 M
var4ulcur-s Or shadow OF Tuning. Il - jAc power 10
know and un 'erstaud these laws that trYt.'s H..
above tie lcyc " the brute IL =, HF lI'iu'' "fo.
r.sut and wI-e Application u these ia"s ina,
~ must looA Tor 4 present saliva on from al
tic possible eyls t0 "I!cu an l"AAtt' ".s'4y-l
- thuuebt Il bet 20 subject IS order % pertcc5
-r,-a Enable al AN end c,s rAp. u,lOn an knOwIo, ="
ty ~ p. noc. me rich rc,,.-ls OF naturcto unvs
!. 10 u,',' a., t's, Tossing, So richly stored
M in nature for .nc and tho elevation Oh man
.Iul. | rust that thc tu.e WI eI',s , I'm ~
y4e Tie hearts " men =, 10 rt>e iUrn apnSe .lg ,
se.lrl TOYS OF those r0Yrl.hS pursuits 'H~ i0" ~ ~
ouEu e. .rOss t.e.r thoughts. ,t ,,,
-eenee have Id g. - ne'n' To- iSF.'.,p Iue -
ara pLlpD'es Vi w. H'tJi 49,, f., r.It a qr-a.
ma gwen 10 uH'th al" ,,.nn~~.,r ~, mems tn
and &t"iIol- puii'a'' AZ a''r .'.., t1r ,u,yr-
,"u', It1N'L- '',oIs - na-i.r throughout tue
Va; fabric creation sucl purpose n H.. 'a.I ~ M
hatc goodness r"uH u"t ~" ri tr. ,n1Ig.,Ia.r
, Win u,,. T." ic,.y. ana ,ommuu...to nap
pines, To ala eternity. 7'i'Hce ~ 5''.a y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

f.s show. t~ nafo.-,u,a sadsau' this c.y ~ '-iL,
a.. divsha u NHe i'r 80 y
fr. tfrcetus riugr Th, Irregular "h'e sAe 'ePe'' '-e
a.. a. ons D., IN, u,rrufy during 'hass aoaf.
TRIBUNE OFFICE Fen. 80 Is. m.-The barometer con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

The rIcan PedOnieteri the most accurate waking
a.uss ever invented Price ). ....
TIFFANY & Co. UNION SQUARE
Three-a IS the trademark on packages Tor BEs quail
v az u e.hug CRY sal Bali ue. Dosh tie rcs 81
liz 90. Inferior GO. tles " Blu EDlN . lie Oes
Laundry B,ur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

Hana hi's2n o" taTth ,','tN -. , =, ~.
rxlrrprrr vi o. years guiy observation aud piHe,r.pn
-. showing t- arHuirs thar viii Insure Restored Tan
hood -tIHard vitality sound conditions p nrN'h
mat have impaired ~ ovtrtdyed powers statement
Of IA. Ob.Ars Marriage. aud OF Tie tneans 70 "moY'
mai Z5c itulIeICy or posAge sl~nb-l Aftfos'
--,v Museum ALaiDmy and ~ceEce. 40 Bfoaa"a y l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

toic.. soc.4!. persona. and material IN tht course
OF la. reuatA, he s-ld We justly praise tAe I!-ii"'
w.oIc heir homes and crossed the ,ra fof Ir''H ''
war-.Ip God. THe DItcu came. u need De- % repeat A
story Of the Netherlands and mat tory means Il o' Do
dependence mat J'aasst 10 tue ke1ub"co l""' L'n' j.
b.,iu. ndr d, 900 the terrible reign Of Philip H.. aiming
,puutr,.y ttac. Of civil aud =, lllou, liberty ia od
Holland II recall. the honor. names ~ EgLoui aui
Horn o Baru,yeldt and GroUus Eleven years aud Two
months b fore tDe embarAdtOu OF tHo pi gilms' me
80 iurt Whe.c MIl flower was directed Z" sfil
Inc Dat,h years ter the mrs. great uaisIlor nd
ION ur 0r.s we're esabl shed al Castle leland Oh tAr
iIld-.u lust sOutn OF Albany, WErrc Tor years lhey
see engaged IN Tie trade OF peIes WIN he lhIahs
liz lO.s Two hundred and hIly years ego, tat DJlch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

- INA 'uf- DOM |I0 0U ~ 0Ts ~ 'II
r-rt - NAV,
!-t,> '. - .ot number patients treated ls 81 D.
u.-t. .1-t year Pa. been ser'nl. fimI.
ritru lf - annual trib-uon-i 10y r 'Ppff"t
lii'i''.o
-, no .n ~ tferts treated The tonror c>"r-Iry
..,ft.rf his frcrra- tie amOurt I contributions has
tU.lT vi cyuUltusUls
chlrirv majority The treated nave BEEN received
~ Tie ,.tIs public tnt private charities - 10 other 10.
.r:lf,u ..rncli FELk OF tHAl.6E.
<-ary All The raJrt- received education while IN
the hoptA many owing . the poverty ~ ncr parents,
STEWART BROWN President
A [ WA.gJUInN. RrcorilI. secret NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

-. .5s1 Will ollso Al ia
NIX ~ Al : a. m for Europa, By steamship AhT-
3- y ,,..1.foyt on Tht k-DAY. A. 30 q ~, Tor fu-
,r m .,An,ap l!y OF NosI ok. VIA Nlesnsto"n CORE
ror Germany and france 70 Ne loTHsldsi OF th4f
- nr.t n. .Uec.a.ly addl -ssrd aud a. 10 Or
$50. ~ steam .niD VIA Ply mouth. caeI0ourg ana
ti..,s..,gg on SATU RUAN. $50 q Tor EurOpe
s-ansn Grrnanc. VIA queenstown tcorrs'yoG ience for
.uy and -rOaui 20 DO OrwAricd ~ this steamer nl-g
,rsray atire.sed ali az O.JU M. ior scotland dtecL
v .samsnp Bolivia y asgos And Al ll!SO NJ or ~
nv ODER. Vs SOUTH amptSo and Bfomen
ne -tesmsh Abyssna CITY q Nov ORR .nt oerma9.o
al MOI lot DeuBsgs SSelsg suI 10
az A,uinwal and south Pacific Ports 'es-s V" oc&
Frnriav 0. The mails Tor Nassau. y p is.'s Ser YORK
Az, 40 The mails lnr Havana cave NsS tofk feD
,uary H. The 20 Hayu and JainAca cave Wv YORK
iIsfy / HE malls fol the est IRdles va Bermuda ADD
- II'rnl. lrav- Sew YORK February l3 Ihs mAl, Tor
-r,trt, r leave Ftauasco February IL inc ina
= "a "A ana IADan cave Sau Franc SEQ February IS
- IHOs. l.. JA4EA PostnAss 81.
postOnce New York February :. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

hrating. Cough LOZepge, are T"'onruird by the ar-
ul'r rHyrs COILS, s1t"Hs BRONCHITIS, SC they contain
no opium or D. -pa rAtlpn ihef''L
b. F1JGI "A * Co.. Nrw.Nork. Agents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-24
TINE elBll0PMIle.

The lover may rave Of his rudy cheek cd
lass,
The sailor may sing of the sea;
And topers may tell Of the charms Of the
glass,
But Books have Nor, hranty for me-
A Book IA treasure more precious than
guild;
An heirloom brgucath-h to mankind;
A ca-ket Of wisdom IN which we behold
The kingliest gems of the mind.
Though humble my lot, yet dull care defy,
With Books for my gentle allies;
And Foil. aud Vice from my presence will
ny.
When ] think of the Good and the Wise.
My Books shall supply me with balm for
each blow,
When fortune my best effort, spurns;
With Swift | will laugh at the high and
the low,
And mourn DER "mousie" with Burns.
While sitting at ease by my own fireside,
A famous old Book OH my knee;
A lover alone with his beautiful bride,
Would win little envy from me.
My heart feels At peace as through Book
world roam,
The fair realms Of Fancy are mine;
And Loves holy spirit now rests on my
home.
My Book 10 the Volume Divine.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-24

tSae01oaa (kes.) ChRoaisle.o r.
Last evening, after the perform.
auce was over ut the circus, Q young
man called on Chiarini and said he
wanted to see him on private busi.
ness. The old veteran took him
into bis Office, and received him
with his usual politeness.
81 came up all the way from Car.
son to see the show, and I'd Ike to
jOin,' said the young man.
"Oh, l Sec" said the circus man;
"yOu are we'll formed, healthy.
looking young fellow, and l like to
encourage such a. you.o The youths
face frightened.
"You don't chew, smoke or drink,
l hopper
.sOh, no; honor bright-exospt
soda aud beer"
"YOu must leave Oh these bad
habits. They weaken the muscles
and paraiyze the nerves. You can
soon stop drinking, bat your salary
will not be large until you overceme
these tendencies. A little lemon.
ade -circus lemonade--is all the
performers drink. Call at IL o'clock
tomorrow morning and ! will go
what ! can do. You mustn't expect
over ESQ q week, though, at hrat.
We never pay high salaries until
We know what man can do"
The delighted Carsouite went
away, and this morning was o.
hand.
Chiarini took him to tent whore
three immense Bengal tigers were
Gagged. Handing him q curry comb
and pair Of shears, he remarked:
"Yonr duties will be compare
lively light at Arst. You viii 70
into the cage and curry the tigers
down every morning, and shout
once . week cut their claws; keep
'em down pretty short, 20 that when
they attack the tiger tanner, Mr..
Wilson, they won't lacerate him
much. Sometimes, bot not more
than once a month, you may have
occasion to file their teeth. You
just throw the animal on hie back
and hold his head between your
knees. If he acts rough belt him
in the nose few times. Keep belt
ing him until he quiets down"
"Hsven't you got any vacancy In
the art Department. asked the
young man from Carson.
"Is art In your liue'" inquired
Chiarini.
"Yes,' drawled the young utsn.
"In the circus I always run With I
Wa always employed to paint tho
stripes on the zebra. l killed 20
many tigers keeping 'em straight
that the boss wouldn't let me han.
die EN-. He said l used 'em too
rough" ..''
Chiarins swears that the terror
from Carson shall have the first
vacancy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-24

little silly nothiugs that Sam had
said to him, We would laugh again,
till the room rang. But I knew
that this hiliBg would never do.
Tom must leave before George Cos.
ton came, or the fun would oil be
spoiled. l put on his hat and
wraps aud started him for keeping
Mr. Summers waiting 20 long. 1t
just lacked ten minutes of seven
o'clock rs they drove away from
the door.
After another good laugh at
Sans stupidity, ! descended to the
parlOr to wait for Mr.. Castor. He
came in few minutes and we coon
left for the concert. We were driv-
ing leisurely along the avenue,
when q buggy passed rs like q
flash, the horse going at the top of
his speed. l did not know, Of
course, who it was.
We arrived 10 time to get Q good
seat, aud / looked oil around to see
where Sam aud "Miss Kate" we're.
But they were not to be seen any
where.
could not imagine what it
meant.
I asked Mr.. CASTOR II he knew
where Mr.. Summers vast No.
hs said he had no; seen him for
several days.
We left as soon a. the concert
was over. When we reached home,
Tom was there; he smelled very
strongly Of arnica. Mr.. CASTOR
left at twelve o'clock and then Tom
told me all that had happened since
seven o'clock.
They drove along very quietly
for a while, when Mr.. Summers be.
gan to be very sentimental. In
other words he simply made an
offer of marriage to my brother.
This was too much for Tom. His
pent up feelings could stand no
more, he just began to laugh loud
and uproarfously.
Mr.. Summers was furious be
knew, from the changed tone of
voice, that it was Tom. Poor Sam;
he cursed and swore, but Tom only
laughed. He stopped his buggy
in the middle. OF the road, and po-
iitely (i asked Tom to leave, and
assisted him in doing 20, BY q left.
handed blow in the side.
Tom got home a. we'll as he could
for laughing, stumbled upstairs,
rubbed his side, which WAS quite
sore, with arnica, then came down
in his proper dress to meet me.
Mr.. Summers treats 40 with die.
tant politeness. and it il as much
as Tom and l can do to keep our
faces straight when We meet him.
He never alluded 10 it in the most
distant manner. And he knew
better than to tell his companions
of it, though they often asked him
why he stopped going to Coltcn's
40 suddenly, when he was one Of
their most constant visitors. l had
accomplished my purpose to get rid
of him at last. 1t Was his bugEy
that passed rs 80 rapidly. And
every time l think of IL, cannot
help laughing. Sometimes, Tom
will ask me:
"Whst are You laughing at,
Katef"
81 have only to say Sam Sum.
mers.''
1t is like FIRE set to tow, then; be
burst out in as wild laugh AZ II II
was the first time be had heard it.
Ii was a mean joke, certain.
Practical jokes are mean, anyway.