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EOR RENT
l. Zoos 81" street a. w.,
a three tory Brick DWELLING with back bnjId
ing, contains II rooms, and all imcrov.nents
M, , THOs. j. FISHER CO.
tai &c" street nv. corner 18th street,
Ihree-story, l1-rOOm Brick RESIDENCE with
modern c0nyehtencee. THOS J. FISHER CO.
FOB RENT wv
1922 "L" street NV
l5-rcom DWELLING, with every convenience
NON r,, 800. THOS. j. FISHER CO.
snd water. COO
THOa ]. FISHER 4 90
FOR RENT-S4 and Sc First street, GEORGETOWN
DO two well-built roomy Bouses Will let at very
low nanre. THOS. j. FISHER & CO..
sep5-u 1928 street n. "
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DlRPOe1RS OI 6IOOND-HAND OIOTHIN0.-
Oar 81 ths 6est cab prices irom tie ORidiNxL
h4nzOp, % IN o. near Pa avenue Branch. ~
- W. ~ oNun9 o or Addressing the shove plAcoa
pro@w nstsntio0 WI b eiyen % I'll ordARG
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The above La only small part of the property for
rent and sale On my books. For complete list see
bulletin issued on the lst aud 18th of each MONTH
be sent by mail II desired.
L0Qns
S2bOo. a7CO at per cent 81 Zoo at per Ct sl0tr
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COAL ,opxso, nao,uvas WOOD.
WOOD. TELEPHONE CokEKCTIoNa COAL
Full WEIGHT
COAL Best Quality. WOOD,
Low Prices
WOOD Prompt Deliverfc2. GOAL.
Main cface wharves, mill and DEPOT connected With
uptown offices by TKLIPHoHI
Will unegusled facilities and advantages for co.
nouicully conducting the wood aud coal tr0d0.
10 stock up largely when coal Il Lowest: ODE
throughout the city, and al In Immediate copmu1t
pre-, AIRED to offer TO patrons the bet vaIzat5 a
coal at the very lowest prioea
Remember we insure strictly pure GOAL 12m
pounds TO the ton -
JOHNEON RROTHYRa
Msin of1ce, mil aud depot, foot Of l2th. iy<h ana
ste. Q ". Offices: 1902 81 nv. lll2 oth q M
l4lS 9TH st. NV; ana IA II. ave- 80 Ul16
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TsHOMAB ]. MYERS. Real Estate Agent,
/ 1915 street N ~

12l6 + street NV
FOB RENT.
9Ss Ln' rooms. nod mrs. 500 18th IT. aw.
FOR SALE.
- gt- NV, water and xss
lUl7 9th st. NV, II, 900 r. ground
9l0 22d Ct NV. 7 rms. lot al II. front.
1904, Isle, 1872 1T NV
ael H st. NV. lot 30xl00.
!32o 18th st. p.w lara. mod i,nps. lot xl3O, sta
ne IN rear on alley In complete order. VIII be sold
Lots In I'll parts Oft city. lest.
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John HOLLANDS
PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN.
Patented Oct. 2, 1878

IL the highest achievement In the manufacture Of
Gold Pens and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. The 'sBECORD" Pen Is
produced by skil1ful combination Of the two pre-
c1ous and on-corrosve metals; 10 ler. Gold and
Platinum, while the ordinary gold pen contains
Yielding that elasticity, 9ensity and steelike tenn
per which the costly Platinum supplies. The
,.RE CORD" Gold Pen Poinss are of the best
Iridium, tDtamonds.) inoeetructible with fair
treatment, and polished to glass-Ike smoothness
Steel pen writer's have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in q Pen
which VIII endure and not oI1diZe, sQuarely met
The "RECORD' Gold Pen is guaranteed to
and Perfection OF Point. Price, $3.50, sold
BY all JeWei ers and StatiOners in the United
states. II not found order direct from JOHN
HOLLAND, Manufacturer. 10 W. 4th street, Gin
cinnAd
For sale by JOHN @. PARKER, sls 7th street
northwest mar19-lswly-nrm
MAGNIFICENT NEW PIANO UPRlGHT. PAR
6octsyes; - Stops; Knee Sweets; Walnut 0ase.
ta.e ave Piano. with Piano Cover, Stool Book. OILY
Si4S;76 The most suct essful Business House on
Earth Ilustrsted NewsPaper autumn Mumber)
iDgtOn, y. Eep41m
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
JOHN SHERMAN h CO.,
ct Cloud Building.

FOR RENT
sS9a St " 52rs $50 2zse 18th st. 6ras1s
egt NV. 2234 18th St NV, n. .16
oio sE NV, ~ rs III 4th IT. NV rs. Is
,os iur. u oee1re00O 1910 1th stn. w. store. Is
iS9 I1Ln ST. Is' new 6O 9O9 9TH st ne, IL
122l 10th ct. NV, II rs 40 sity & s ~ 10
l16 @ st. n.a. 16 rs. 40 OFT 9th sf n q "a in
1885 10th st. NV g "a. ~ AZ lgt ef av IA in
323 Ott se., r......@ s West st Geot. 10
12a INV: 30 500 ct ne. rs........ s
dental and family purposes Low rents.
FOB SALE AT A BARGAIN
HOUSE No. 615 II st. NV, 10 rooms very complete
for 81 200 ~NN wv '<o
fine HOUSE, nearly finished, 10 rooms, cellar,
vault, &C, near Iowa Circle
HOUSE No 901 Rt. NV, complete in All ne.
spects, 10 rooms for Sale or Exchange
No charge made for ADVERTISING
Special rates will be made for the care OF large
properties.
Parties having houses for rent win do well to
try US ~
$1,000 to lean in smaller sums, at par cent
sep6-r JOHN SHERMAN b 90.
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NJ JENSEN, for 20 years with II. Semken, Of
~ this city, now at Sl3 Pa ave Dompssy's sta.
uonary store repairs Watches of every constrno-
ton, from the most complicated republican to the
ala ost incomprehens,ble democratic stem and Key.
Nlndsr, and make the dearest" little lndies'
Watches specially. sep6.tI
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DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES

S25. COO NEEDED THIS WEEK.
am constantly receiving orders from purchasers
market rates for any quantity
WILLIAM DICKSON, 800 Az st.,
sepS ct Three doors north Of Columbia building
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DEAD THIS PRICE LIST.
II BOOTSAND SHOES FROM FORCED ~
SALE IN NEW YORK: CHEAPEST GOODS
LIVER SOLD IN THIS CITY. NO TRASH ~
NOhHODDY; EVERY PAIR WARRAN TED. ~
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boot. 90
aides French Kid Button. ................... 150
Ladies' Hand made Congress Cater ....,.,.. IS
Ladtee' Fine Kid Seamless Button. 400
Ladies Fine Kid or Goat Button. ............ LIS
aides Best Ere nch Kid Boot, worth $3.50, for 90
Mifsek Pebble Goat Button Observation-Disclosures. 90
Misses Pebble Goat Lace, extra quality LOO
Misses Extra quality Goat Button. LAS
Child's Pebble Goat Button, to 10............ IS
Child's Goat Button. extra quality. ....... LOO
Chilc's Good Button. to Observation-Disclosures. ~
Gents Calf Congress, worth g. fOr........... $50
Gents Calf Button Boot, worth g. for 2 Is
Cents Prime Congress- worth IS, for...... Its
CT nt's French Cslf Hand stitched Congress -. $50
,0HO pairs of Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes
and Slippers at the same low prices.
GEO MCCARTHY,
aug23-U NEW YORK SHOE STORE. Cos Pa, ave,
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SOAP FACTORY FOR sALE-The SOAP FAC
y TORY Of the late WILLIAM HUGHES, corner
26th snd sts n W., now in successful operation
and clearing 5000 per year. may be purchased ut
private Gsle Apply at 107 Gay st GEORGETOWN, any
day before - O'Clock m. au0l7- 1877
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BOSTON MARKET.
ID 1519 PeNaeVicamSa Asemsss.
LAMB, VEAL. ALL KINDS MEATS, POULTRY
AND GAME, &c,
At the lowest rates.
0rders received for wooDooCK. FROGS ana
SQUADS
ty10-Sm n L BEACH A On
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TOHW u. KELLY,
q DHALER n YI1G11LASG
BEEF. LAVE 1922 WAS HgTT0M g.,
1tAlh o98, 629 and $50 Center MarkeI,
yth-street wing, and 20e and 20e NortheTn " u
Post OfioA -
y, H.ssstns delivered free Of oharss 10 IN pm. q
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TEE FRANKLIN SQUARE AND HALF HOUR
LIBRARIES.
FANCY NOTE PAPERS AND PAPETERIES FOR
TRAVELLERS.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN Book SToRn.
3y29-6 Oh Pa. 0Vo.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NO NEED
N To GO DOWN TOWN FOR YOUR I'm
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHUEN H8y
OR ANY OTHER KIND. -
TIE CHEAPEsT AND HEsTIN THE WORLD AT
AkK FOR SOLAR TIP SHOES
seI4-tr WILL WEAR SIX MONTHS
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COAL AND WOOD.
COALi COALl

COALs COALi COALi
an unloading several carsoes of Kaln,ta I,vksne
Valley, Lorberry and White Ash 49,
COAL.
which VIII be cold at bottom prioea
CAu early and leave your orders
L VIM. 6UTNAND.
0&3 L0s az. AVID lef S..
Between b and 80
Wharf foot OF Sd q. "a my7.Iy
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FALL AND WINTER OPENING.
just REOEITED.

pURCHELI;S &PHING LEAF TEA.
- AT 80 CENTS POUND.
New lot arrived to-day. 1t is delicious. Com
pares fayora bly, with the bsst TEA in the market
regarcless Of price,
Samples given to all PERSONS " no have not tried it.
N. W. BUROHELL,
sep46t 1889 f. street.
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Gas COOKING STOVES.
. The Washington Gas LjRht Company hsve q
their of1ce on 10th street. assortment OF the SUN
DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES, In various sises
and patterna. This IL the Stove used by Niee Dofs
IN her lectures on cookery
Cal and examine them mv2a&r
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PERSONAL.

PEMOYAL-Mrs. B. +. BERRY MAGNETIC Healer
~ and Trance Medium, has removed to no 100
litn etreet D. W. sep8 st
MRS: A. z. HOLTON, NJ. D =, tGraduste of N. Y.
IHI City1 HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, 72S 18th st
near New York av. Office hours-lO to 3, 6 to =
Treatment free on Tuesdays. ausl83m
ToHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports a. to
- the responsibility ct Psople. With abstracts Of
pm. Always in before and from 10 s. U1-9ms
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White and Oolored LAWN SUITS, BATH x
ING SUITS and GAPS for ladies and chill IN
GOODS. ETC.. ETC., at Greatly Reduced Prices ~
NJ. WILLIAM,
Cite Tre Uise. Paris. ie28fr
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SooLpING,-With some, scoldng IL
chronic, says Zioa's Herald Life Is
one long iret, The flesh is itverish,
the nerves nnstrung, the spirit pertub'
ed and IN a state Of unrest, The
physical condition aud tho material
surroundings may have a strong tend
ehcy to disturb our equanlmlly and
10 exasperate our feelings Int we are
mol apt 10 bear N mind that the scold'
Hg never did anybody any good, aud
wlthal grows TO be very uncomiorl'
able 10 the party who INDUCES In IL,
Inappropriate 10 pnybody, scoldlng
appears most hateful 10 paregls, Set
to be dispensers Of kindness aud love
10 those viii whom they ale more
especially associated, II Is horrible TO
see gall distilled Instead OF charity
Seol ling turns household Intoo pan
demonun, aud u church into an lu-
qusllion. Bear IN mind that kind
nos. aud gentl' speech are great
deal easter TO practice than their OPP
pp'iles. Why practice the worse thing
when harder1 Arrest yourself IN lhs
indulgence OF this bad habit right
here, Begin noS, aud pu' Yourself
under bonds To be g1od.nn,ied,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03
Nature and the Poets

The poetic Interpretation OF nature
which has come to be u convenient
phrase, and about which the Oxford
professor ofpoctry has written a book
is Of course, a myth, or is to be read
the other way. 1t is the sou' the poet
io,erprets, not nature. There is 10th
ing in nature but what the beholder
supplies. Does the sculptor interpret
the marble or his own idea Is the
the music in the instrument or in the
soul ofthc performer Nature is u
dead clod until you have brealhcd up
ON it with your genius. You COM
mune with your own soul, not with
woods or waters they furnish the
condition. and are what you make
them. Did Shelley interpret the song
of the sky-lark. or Keats that of the
nightingale They interpreted their
own wild, yearnng hearts. The trick
OF the poet is always 10 idea'ize nature
TO see it subjectively. You cannot
find what the poets find in the woods
until you take the poets heart TO the
woods. He sees Nature through a
oolored glass, sees it truthfally, but
win an indescribable charm added,
the aureo!e of the spirit. A tree,
cloud, bird, a sunset, have no hidden
meaning that the art OF the poet is to
unlock for US. Every poet shall in
,erpret them differently, and interpret
them rightly, because the soul is intin-
tie. Millions nightingale is not COL
eridge's; Burns daisy is not Words
worth'a; Emerson's humble-bee is
not another's nor does Turner see
in nature what TiDtorettp does, nor
Verouese what Correggio does
Nature isall things to al. mep.-[John
Burroughs, IN Scribper for Dece mber
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NORTH ERS RAILROAD

1878, WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1875
ou aud after Dec, /, 1873, Passenger Train
" viii ran ~ iOllcHS
UPWARD TRAINS,
Day Express Tram leaves Concord vi l0.40
AM aud Accommodation Train ut lO %
A.utiur White River Junction, connection
in tram Tor Well River, -. JohnsbDry,
warton, Newport, Willoughby aud Mugog
Bakes, slanstca,, Quebec, bath, Litllctor,
Lancaster, and the White and franeon
Mountains. Also, witn,rains for Mont
heller, Mansfield Mountain, burlington, ST
Albal,s, lousc's Point, Montreal. osdcns.
burgh, and the West
AccoMMc pATIoS TRAIN leaves Concord q,
$3.50 y. NJ for White River Junclon& Bristol
EVENING EArRgss TRAIN leaves C0nIord
nj S.ij y. n, for White River Junction, con
Meeting with trains for Montpelier, Burling
Ton, st. Adams, Rousc's Point, Monlrca.
Ogicnsburgh, anG the West, and with Wood.
stock Il. Il, for Qucchcc. Woodstock, etc.
'Or on arrival OF trains from Boston, Wor.
coster. Portsmouth, Portland, &c,
DOW INWARD TRAINS
tMORNISG EXPRESS TnAiSleavcs White
River junction for Concord ut 200 A. NJ, or or
arrival of trains from Oglcnsbnrsh aud Mon
tYcal. This train is run TO Boston Oh Snrday.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIS leaves White Il.
Junction for Concord NJ 600 A.
+BRIsrOL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
At $50 4. ". and Franklin 1T 0.05 a. II.
rMAIL TRANS leaves White River junction
Tor Concord ut 1900 W., or On arrival OF
trains over the Vermont Genital, Passumpsic,
and White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAN leaves White River
Junction at 4.29 p. NJ, or on arri'al oftrains
from Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh, Brattlc'
boro, Keene, Bellows Falls, Windsor, &C.,
connecting at Concord with train for Man.
chester, Nashua, Lowell aad Boston.
tThesc trains connect Ut Concord with
trains tor Manchester, Lawrence, Ports
mouth, Portland, Nashua, Worcester, New
York, Low ell, ard boston.
GEO. T.. TODD, Supt.
Concord, n. H., Dec. |. 1873.
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Catarrh al
POI SON

Wei Dc Meyers Treatise on Ca
tarrh, explains the following important faeisI
], That Catarrhal Colds become q
r .a,s ih,se.,on " A' '''' '''
2, That, being Constitutional, tho infection
IA hauo,,d tbo ,aaoh of mara Iooai
,amaJas '"e
T,.. ,.,,,. IN An. ,o.,,iI. ara
...'.s'I,', ,,a 80 ,ha .,a,r,at,
hepV.ss'", hwahpWea wv w ste..ee"
anu inhhleu mo lhe lungs hus ppilVh-
ING the Digestive Respiratory anu ushile'
urinary organs,
A, That CATARRHAL virus follows tho
,,,,ao,s ,a.n,L,ara "a oauses naoh,..s.
"'sV V rt,o"is n n pnonohi,Is
p'sPe'e'"' e"'p"'s N'H''"1'' Ni""e-'
Leueorfhea, ana CONSUMPTION
o, That Smokes, pouehef' lhhalallons'
and lRsOluble bnulls, cannot possibly
remove Infectious Inflammation from tho or
cans named.
a Thot a, ,,tidoto far Catarrh must
,os.s,s an ,na.nJat,ya ,OlnI,y for and ths
auaII,v ~ hs,n" .hso,'had Ly' Inc purulent
m"oo W ,,ho.snon Ioeotsd'
Uos.I ,non .hssa nIa,n theo,Ies.
n Wei n. Mayor,a Cotarrh Curs
has ,roysl 10 Lo InG'llILle, II not only re-
Iiovos /, our." Ca,arrh Al anv stare.
IIoma ,ss,ImSSy,
-, !,
Cured Cured ! Cured cured
". d. woopa, 49, broadway. NY, Cured u
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THE WORLD FOR 1880.

DEMOCRATS everywhere should inform
themselves carefully alike Of the action
of their party throughout the country ana
of the movements Of their Republican OPP
ponents. A failure to do this In 1876
contributed greatly to the loss by the
Democracy Of the fruits of the victory
fairly Won at the polls.
The year 1880 promises to be one OF
the most interesting aud important years
of this crowded and eventful century,
It will witness Presidential election
which may result in re.establishins the
Government of this country on the prin-
ciples of its constitutional founders, or In
permanently changing the relations Of the
States TO the Federal power. No intelli-
gent man can regard such an election
with indifference. The WORLD, as the
only daily English newspaper published
in the city of New York which upholds the
doctrines of constitutional Democracy,
will steadily represent the Democratic
party in this great canvass. 1t will do
thi, in no spirit of servllc aprhsanship,
but temporarily aud firmly. As answs-
paper The World, being the organ OF no
man, no clique and no interest, will pre-
sent the fullest and the lairest picture 1t
can make Of each days passing history IN
the city, the State, country and the world.
1t will ain hereafter, as heretofore, at
accuracy first of all things ip all that 1t
publishes. No man, however humble,
shall ever be permitted truly to complain
that he has beu upjustly dealt with in
the columns of The World. No interest,
however powerful, shall be permitted
truly to boast that 1t can silence the fair
criticism Of The World.
During the past year Uhe World has
seen its daily circulation trebled and its
weekly circulation pushed far beyond that
of any other weekly newspaper IN the
country. This great increase has been
won, as The WORLD believes, 10y truth
fitness, enterprise ceaseless activity in
collecting new and unfalleriDg loyalty to
itself and to its readers in dealing with
the questions of the day. 1t Is our hope
and it will be our eudeavor TINT The
WORLDS record for 1880 may be written
in the appreciation and the support OF
many thousands more Of readers in all
parts Of this Indssouble Union OF In
destructable States.
Our rates Of subscription remain I'M
changed and are as follows
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months, $3.50; three months, S2.75.
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The Sunday World, one year, So.
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Book Reviews and college Chronicles,
one year, $l.50. -,
The Semi Weekly World Tuesdays and
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Agents-an extra copy for club OF ten; the
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ScRIBNER for December amply full
fills all that was promised in the pros
pectus. The Illustrated articles, 1.-The
Capitol of New York." "The John
Hopkins University" "Coffee Gull
lure in BRAZIL ard Success with
Small Fruits" are all fresh and full of
interest. There is falling offin the
shorter articles and the editorial de-
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Rn,yoR Spur on THE AGEi

RplFoR srILIT or ThR AdR
The fall elections are passed AMI al
though tho result Is not what We
would have wished-it might have
been worse--thal the Republican party
has been very successful must DO ad'
mllted-but will they derive mach
benefit from W After oil IL not oil
this baasllng Of 80 called "Itepub'
Iican victories" more smoke Than Hire 7
Do they show any increase Of strength
or any reason for thinking they viii
be successful 10 the canning Presl
Dental eIeetlon3 LIT NJ look al slne
of the causes Of their late ''yletorles'
la Ohio, Tor instance, after the Ad
mIn,slrallon hal done every thing IN
its power, after a..thoroasher canvas OF
tho State by Sherman and his millions
Of tho Treasury Department (aa H.
lustralion Of The famous "ClyIl Service
- ,a.,,n ~ ,he detac,o pre,dsn,,)
aud tne ableat speakers In the party
we SEQ their opasled majority OF 2A,'
900 melt down 10 a little over 5000
Wv m 49," ,...,, and h,d II ma, h,.n
~ "'' ,.'.'i.,...,,, - pw;u, -, tho
.'.. w., D.,nocr,tic yiclory wonld
La,,,. hoao o,oh,ble Thus Ohio may
~ 40, I,w, +, ia, H.. a, "doublml''
anil, Of ali their Tremendous csertions
=, n,,a,o , s,,e hold
All ,ou, q. r,,orl, Nav York We
49,, C,,,ou an. n, ,hs woyse ,yoss of
"o,Ii,lejoos, too eorrup. to oe re.
,.,nod !, government employ. but
a,od ooo,oh far Goynnor Of the
sEm,ire STATE owing hi, election to
~ i, ,ns Democratic ranks
and the res, of the licke, in doub, by
A.. ao,,,o,,,,.oso,,,css-;s there any
oa., ,,ho Lo,ieveu tim, with a united
D,monrocy Nav York il ANYTHING
h,, . n,mncr,,ic State :
un, -. 20 Presidential candidates
,ho o,oo,;on has done much-it puts a
1,,,,,o,. -, ia. Grant .poom" as the
p.',,,i,,,, ,h;oL ,hov ara not ante
wv, wv ,.,Io,o .;,ro,o man" os
~ ,,. ,o,,o, A.. ,o,o or
' u .u,,,,. ...,o ,o,,;,o,o
" &C., -, ,,., ,,,,,l.s :,
w Wv" ~ WI. ,o,,, H.. ,o,h;n, ,ess
1" .,;,:, an;,;ao N,.h 10 wc
wa" r' =, r,,. - ...,...o. ,,o
n'p''' n, ,.n,o ,ho,.f,re
Ns'' $3.50. .,;,,,, ,,,,
W, '"v' ~ ,ono. At.
w'' ''''' 's ~ ,,,
'9'" Wv o,La., .anal,, ,s
We -
lIs
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RetU.
PANE PICTURES
NJ Rsss TsRRI COOKS

A vondsr,werssr all night long
Has wrought his task for me
Now. by the cold aud disl.nl asWn'
His miracles ! seei
His cravings on tho w'nao"'pAhs'
OF magic tTseery'
Here lifts An Alpine sumnll, sleep
AZ 10 the heavenly stair,
A wsy'sids cross below The pA'u'
Hut not = pilgrim therei
No sad face Of humanity,
No agony Of prayer
Aud here, before a lonely lake,
A fringe Of reeds and fern
Across the waters crystal chill
No dyiag sulsels turn'
You hear not 90 that Iusliy shore
Tho call Of drake o. teIn'
Here iiss a crowd OF broken bousha
A windfall 10 the wOodsI
Home Wild aud wondering huHisAne
Hath wrecked these solltudes I
But on that tangled cleanliness
No living step iatTdss'
And here ia Aretles waste aud woe
4 glaciers mlghsy face,
Majestic 10 Ito awful march,
SLOW seward from Ia place
Bsnssth that fFown OF SOLEMN death
There lives no human trace
But slowly from tho joyful East
Aseenda the dawnine auni
Before his look Of light and life
Tho magic ~ undonei
The graceful pictures gu tbs pane
All vanish. one by one
Alas must all tho songs hins'
The traceries Of my brAin,-
Tho little stories sad AMI glad
10 uttered all In vain !
And vanish when tho Master comes
Like Pictures on tho pane
Or will they, In somo kindly heart
Remembered, sins aud shine
For wrought from mans humanity
Not heeting frost arc mine
I love not to DO quite forgot
10 do and leave no align.
-Scribner.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

A young lady who had been mar
ried little over year wrote to her
matter.of-fact old father, saying, eve
have the dearest little cottage in the
world, ornamented with the most
charming creepers you ever saw
The old man read the letter and ex-
claimed, Twins, by thunder!'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

An arthiu, who had begged pen
ny Of an old topper in vala, rewarded
him with this advice Don't you
carry that nose Of your'n too near a
powder tact'ry Or they might play the
hose onto yer."-Andrews Bazaar.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

A Philosopher says, "Don't stop
to tell stories during business hours
How in the world can man do bnsi-
ness aud not tell stories ?-Whitehall
Times. t1E. - ..,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-12-03

The custom of doing everything
wrong side up and in the reverse order
is 40 strong in China that the law of
gravitation has all it can d. to hold its
own.-McGregor News.