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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-19
bling hands, and by the light of the bed

Ul1H&. H1ttVo, t1h1U " O11O M u OF TIC UOO
room lamp read:
Don't get the wrong pig by the ear.
Dr. CHARLES HORTON"
With one bound the doctor was out Of
bed, but "Dr. Holmes had vanished.
"Charlie," said DR.. Johns next day,
"I'm getting old; you must come and
take my practice. Your twenty pounds
will help to give you start" h.
"The doctor says he never got the
sswrong pig" but once.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-19

:. Brave heart arisel Be free. from every
chain, though it be glittering with gold.
Be nobly courageous. = Fellow the true
pride of thy life, even if her name be sor-
row. Let the shell perish, that the pearl
may appear.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-19

Restrain thy choler, hearken much and
speak little: for the tongue is the instru-
ment of the greatest good and the great
est evil that is done in the world.
, 1879-02-06
ncath Of Judge CocI,rAnc. Of The Dstro.t
Httpcrnr Cn,irt.

i,cath Of Jut,re cort,rnnc. or N. p.&-,a.
s,,ncr;nr rn,,rt.
Spretni Dtspateh to ne F+ts,r...
DErroIr. Afich.. feb. t.-1no In, 1vr.,
C,rhtapc, judge Of thu HuncYfoy ro,,tt. 1ts1
this nornin,, n conoc.t,or ~ ,ta tnnr. ~
tefore ve,,ert,av- vhilo m ~. p,,ot, -. ~,
attaked by n cnn1r.tIrr r,,ii, mi -. .,,,a..
lu,, H., ..t".'. ~ ."t NJ. "4a H'Ns"
n"'s :" eafE'a1c' HIS coad't'on ~a4 not
Thought serious uutf1 daylight this morning.
Hc died two f,ours later. lis VA. ra yrara of
are. nn,t Ind hecn a ,..,d.r. ~ r,.t-.t+ ~.
th,r,,.one .s.-. II. '..s,,.s ~ Des1.. '',." 'ol
49,, "s 'sst'' tie "on tea.l1uE pob1tlon at
Inc bar' b1ls never held public Office TIL 1862,
when he WAS elected 10 the State fcntslnturn
on the Democratic tfctet Un h.r.u. n r.,,-
ngr,v.1 ,,,t,. ,a.J.s ~ ~. tts,." -. 80 ~
scntotIvc. ~, ~. ,,,.s., =. ,sa 49,, ~ 4sps ~
Committee on Judiciary. Many measures
, 1879-02-06

Wksrr,ELp. siass., Feb. h-Notes Of tl,.s
Ralmon Fails Paper Company. at Russell, went
to protest yesterday. The mflls arc running to-
day, With possibility of suspension. !.
S,ectct Iusbatci 10 TAs Trtsmw&
MILWAUKEE, Feb. t.-Tho future OF Alc
I.aughItn q Butler, liquor merchants aunouuc.
cd In Tnz TRIBUNE this morning, IL likely To re-
suit iu litigation between tic partners. Mr.
Mclaughlin. scnior member of TIM firm. c!alsus
llIlt tlu oyerttrafts 1t the bank wesp secured by
uotes, all u which weEe paid promptly at usa-
turlty. Nnna Ut tlla payer held by
Tue banK IL now due, au1 tltro
would haFn been no tHraafon for clos.
ihR tils duors Of tbs establishment but for llts
fart that str. Butler, without hts knowledge u
consent, gasc tile bunk claitcl mvFtgugu on
tho stock in tue sum Of SlUun, which uort-
gaEc tl.e hank officers threatcned tu foreclose.
AccoEtltug to Sir. MrLaughIin's story, trcachery
Ia ~ thu oottoaa OF thr affair, fls as.cts, hs
claims, ase sufficient to pay creditors l00 ceuts
VI !hr dutIar. Clark. of Buffalo, Is hesfy
creditor Of The tlEtn.
, 1879-02-06
SUICIDE.
4 Tragic QH1ctua Mt Isockfnrd.
Fprdaf pfsp1Gch 10 The Ttfbuse.


ROCKFORD, H., Feb. ga terrible tragedy
occurred ut tlu residence Of ". 4. Clark, rl,o-
tographer, and son-fn.1nw Of the Hun. John
Lake, nt o'clock this morning. An accom-
pfshed anil beautiful woman, who has btcn
known III tha city as AIiss Clark, took hc1 HE
By shooting herself through tho bead. The ball
catered just back OF the lett car, passing
fhruugl the brain, md coming out through tho
right temple. Death was instantaneous. At
thu lnguest it was ascertstntd TINT
her nntnc WAS Mrs. Jenn1o kra,sc. Her
narcnts live ut Hebron. Her husband Is
living in Chtcago. they having parted some tins
ago. She had been Ii The employ Of Mr, Clark
for tho 1ast thrce years, aud was boarding at ts
house. She had become lesponlent, Clark
llaYIng Informed her she must leave his hours
TN account of Jealousy. The deceased atml
CInrk had conversation this morning tn which
Mrs. Clark overheard JenuIo say, "Wc!l. It's
M usc." Clark soon after left tho house. eau
tlo,,Ins his wife 10 wutcll Jennie. Soou sitter
shc heard fall md rushed VI, to the soou, Of
dcccaaed. She found the door locked un.t
demanded a.tmttauce. 11,ese WAS no rcplv,
sha rushed 10 tue vcrandah, broke window.
AMI was hotrllc.l al seeing the spcctace before
her. aid WIS Ut oncH summoned uIl tho Cur
nllcr noti!ed. The Jury gave verdict III stated
at,tvc.
nFIllA lilb ID tH0NEilL III UG u hl0Fy u uilclk
l0sc, hut. nwtag IL tt,r high connection OF tl,u
parties, It IL suppressed,
sp<<d4i i.xtultch 10 Tia TyiSant.
lHntANrois, ind, Fob. 6;-A .nan named
Thsnnat Joncs, Il carpenter, living In Anderson,
WIN lad teen here OF *nrl Of spEee for srvcrAl
st4ys, took morphine thiH evening, dylng stastty
utter. lie wRa III tl'a housu of i friend. lis
lcAycs wife ut 4sndsrsuu, who was iufurlne.l Ut
hrr hslshIrA'B tragtc DEATH liz formerly ru-
sided 1lcre,' but mud lEscd in Anderson fur sona
t1nr.
ST. Paul.. Mimi, Feb. IA special to tho
f'iuaeer. l'srss says this stora o( II. Brnlke, at
New ulm. WIS elose.1 yesterday by Ii. Sheriff.
Liabilities $4,000. This most,tig Tie ware
housu IN whirt this arm haye 1000 bushels Of
grain burnsd !lawn. l.atrr In Lie moruiag b.
committed suiriae With strycluino.
Aa.setat FHxpu'.A ts TAs rtannA
srnlHortsIn, ILL.,, Fsb b.-A wonan known
a. Hertle Harris or Josephlne Hamilton tuok
u, oyerlosu Ut torphtns III this clly lnat eyut,-
Ing, Intentionally. fron which stla died to- night.
Her parents fiyc ia Niles. She :ook the dru..
OH leurntng that tl!ry l.ad bscn Informed Tint
at one tfiue she had lc4i life Ut shn1uc. 6ho
had reformed utterly. lcIng married.
, 1879-02-06

CoLuxntA. Nor. 28-M<ary Hassua4psr, Ntu
Tie eust y $50. O00. to te .ent tolluws: tluu
parcel Of 3uj, D0O suu Of So tt)0 aud cue OF s.
00o ~ 10 10 500 or u, ooo bllla. uotus u b do.
Csso,,ua. bcipy given 10 Ttlden's frleuds. Thr
three ilacks should te svnt without inscrlptIop.
and Tonight. uuless you shon!d tscslss telegram
from ~ eouater1nanaaas Shall t!v to, secare
thAubes4tu anst D4y1Iiu Il, are hsre in fofcs aud
lfeAr lhEis muusy au4 careful watching and in.
tim!datlsa of !hs Dsaar4. Fot 0o4's sass st It 20
II you cap. He safe ~ Florida or Africa ~. Du
this ~ oucs and ba,s eA4h ready u reach n4!,l.
, 1879-02-06
E 4CE FIVE CENTS.

eet and In the Everett House. No West.
y I inlon dispatches came over that Wire.
AS :er 6ont further que4tfOn4, Mf. Cooper&
- ,nat{oH WAt concluded.
Tie Committee then adjourned untf tomor-
row.
II was decided to subpnoa Cav. Chamber.
NJ. Springer, OF tho Pottee Committee, snys.
'Guv. Ti!ticn has not been subpHnacd, unu
hare MY doubts whether tlc will b.. This, how
cvnr. t1nc* not make any material difference, for
in anr c1se We shall gtve him sn opportunity OF
appearing before tle Committee, ind II Is not
likely that be wl1 miss golden chance, II I
know him right"
THE WASHINGTON End.
WARRINGTON, u. c., Feb. G.--Hcfore tho
Potter Committee to-day, Gen. Lyman sheldon,
one Of the ffayes Electors In 1nufaiana, was
awoFn. nnt tnatic brief statement rcfatiye to
fl certificates wiirll l,pyc hetn claimed to con-
thin forget stgnatnrcs. He know Of no forger,cs
having hrcn committed. flc knew nothing Ut
stc "Stntll ccrttf1rate, anil never heard Of It
I'll! he saw It mentioned In the press.
tosenh IL. Maddox ltctnX sworn, was examined
w. the Chairman relative to tho charges COM
ta!tct! IN the affidavit of IT. Marttn.
.. Maddox denied every assertion made BY St,
Martin.
Cross-examtnatton was deferred Until to-rnos-
TOM. Adjourned.
, 1879-02-06

HY Mr.. tiiscock-Do sou think l'caton took on
hIn'tc!t iaIH rssinnkibity Ut trying To tl1fcl'ats
,i,c Florida Returning Board ur IN EIertorsl
vote, a,p', although eont1'lrnta! with Mr. .liden,
the moment thu domains vi corruption were
touvlled,
kxrr ALI THAT sEctsET VRnM Mr. TiInrat
A.-Fyom what have scen pub!!.leI should
judge 30. can1sot axouut for l'eiton'a tcle-
cYrauhing tir for 40 'arHe 4 sun OF money. 1t
a&tonEu,cd mic vrry much, hut ,lon't think |
Nati"nul Democratic COMMITTEES to biz ntlon.
iu wu not w ulltcer NJ tho Com
mittes, although hs to'k = very
aetiye p.rt - f. SHtk r. wy satt:fs to 9.
from Fulton hs was totally unaware Of rc'ton'a
negotiations. That Mr. 'Wesd should b. Ia
l,alsimore ut Tue time With Pslton made =
:tro"S pfs..Sa fss; 1 On .d Ty ind rG nk mr."
about money for OEegoa.-Nhelier 1t was fur.
pi1hcd, where 1t caMo from, OF Where 1t we4t
to. / thought, pcson's action In teegruphug
the Tor such larvo an'uuut of uaonet was
rRKrosrEnous.
] had 10 such A1nDuul III tnaheF to give sHay
II. lend. | did not tuI! Nr. Ttldrn Of tile matter
with the isaea that ho would ralse tlis money,
atat ssen II ha ronclu1ed to- ralse It would not
be party To sending Il " Fiurita: ThcEs WAS
I'LL etlor. made to sever Als. Peltoas connection
with lie NAtkouA! Democratic Committee after
hx 1Clon&.
Question BY Sir. Keed-wAy uas no actiou
taksu to remove peitop from hls connection
with tho National Dcmocsaslc Confnlttee after
he Was Caught tn this actionf
The question Mis- objected to b. s&r. Springer.
Sir. Cooper Ecpllc.a: "Wcll. u ha wAs not AZ
olicrr ot tho National Committee, they could
take Ut acton ln the tuatter: aHa secondly. ~
rultun could get no money except through ny
self, ~ Treasurer, Or SIR Tidco, Il seemed there
WIS 10 d4pgcr VI tis doing tnucn Win VI,
and 70
THE MATTkN nAorrED.
Mr. Cooper said that 3lt. T,ldrn bad ! tcls-
graph wire into his house during lie election.
lie thought however. l ihat 4 wa entFstr local.
, 1879-02-06

OF this translation were correct and what were
not. Frttn his recollection Of eyents a. theT
otctlrEcd, lie thnueht ttlr translation was
SUBSTANTIALLY CORRECT,
though bis memory Was ttlat the sum named
was sC0,000 instead of $50, 600. He thought
thnt oiIo scntencc should rad: "for Gods
sake 1c. II GO II you can be safe in Florida Or
Africa" without any period after the woul
"cau." Ills idea was that the thing should not
he done II It could be avoided. He wAs wh0lly
unabc 10 reeolect the meaning ofnny particular
wurtl in the cipher, Is the meaning was purely
arbitrary.
The Cnairman-I.ook n
TELEGRAM no. 81,
from baltimore, uudcr date of Sov. 20. 1t reads:
ltave tho cn,rt hold on to The Electoral votes
NIL. f1ed or fa!in,s. AA5 be 'ttt's drlay.
Witnc.s-1t purports 10 be snlnc, but BY no
mcaua conveys the 'dea I lind fnten'c11.
Thc Ci'arn,an-1icse is another from Coium-
b!a dated Nov. Il. II ia addressed to you at tie
Everett House, md rrais:
FnIt sh*wercd 5an last night. Send far It At
Earnnm'F. VI think hath lcnlttl will tlnse 10.
mufsnw: Md mt Nsp!es l'najorltrl fl tue litusc.
aud nrobnIIY acquire Cuba il.!cctofal. srA!N.
t.-I}n you rrt4,ltcct having received tilis te1c.
grant AL never received any tur1I et,nl.ll',,i-
ration. iicsIIcs, 1 law nu Idea whatever wlIo
l'ou., ie.
Q.-Arc amy ri yonr iis,,atrt,rs alrnct1
sf"al"' AYES. tir. TIlrrr Is une ct,,,taiu-
luz forty wur,1e,
Witness then ttUk 'hr Ele Of kilograms, and
hv trcct,nu 1T lllr Cha!rh,xin placed ali cn-
Ta!ope oref each Unc he f'Qtl kest.
Tlic Chafrnau-f.utk at Nm. II, dated Coluul-
bin, Nov. III, Tic translation, reuus:
ifeary Ndrfmtuer, M. II ntH sertnfttuth
, 1879-02-06


:
tsnno! EVE e e1p1es@'o"' los Tue feason ua1
paxe . "nt feao II, IneM. H. .,,
Mf. heed-Dla O. M you snppoee Mr. felton could
'Asc lFe *eo'Vgv aeqois s3 c,.+.o
-l9so. knoH tiat ulc f.keeutsse Con,, !,
h.xo s.9e " Tug 80 anas .1 ps' xnh."
nass El'S1 ts'E tnoneF i ahkeo lol H. Suuse
anentl5! met feIfnn ~ baitlmote, ~nen ne toi.l
rts... ~ t,sa' tne money eoulo not oc ascn' 1T.
.c.ns , -, 'or having attempted % MAKE .e tfa.ie
III. .n IL nctosnnE Earu. nnu Iepeate" lib pun
M-Wr p.i.S. y. am5 r., ~" G;s ssIs H., h. r,,.
| f..-fie did. hut II w,s lnmv h.fnre thc mill
catiup Of thc .inher disnatchrs. and he want
ttrre
| b.v,,r ..o...A m.-.Its...,,r ..... u.A
al in.,, tr.n'"a a,te3d,nm '" H.. eec'ion
IT, p"l,n,, ~. ~. 49,. .'1s s,,,s ,..h .hn ~
nv nv ,ny'r,sfo w. e 1s onf f, "n f "s" st naa
1na n,,,i tat..a n hn :. tus i t hssI
~ a." ,n,,.u'.sn. u'U sou as "s'x .is,.i @ , sa''
49, J." s.ti .at1., at ~ @ .'t H., W. ~, ~ @
mt 1,"t .n l5sa III II, ,r 20 1v M % g" e' nc "o'
Wh. III III -. s,' ~ .,'.',n '"n ra',. ',..n.7
| f-nr"sn.o u w.s "s,.Ii *" W..,n,n t,,tn,
| FELLOWSHIP f.or,n."v w.'r,1 .m,er w;,h ~ =
,,..'Iann. Isn,, h,. "uu~ . - % ~ ,',ntt,,s oa'
J i'cusr In. nrrra,,.tnm takrm s " '''''>~"'
I III. itf.,r"k ~ v,. , tr. s
tnnwn ~ n ~rrat irtcaJ cf II, Tt,nen,. viii.
tcn,,vf En,u,f ~ s'e"' '''"o u "'' l'"e"S pun
Al wss. nn,l q very active sricnd of his both
befo'e s,s' M a'@er hl* sa'ai"a,En.
ynur return frmn I:sltl,nUre. win, iii vou ncctf
Al ;net William H. AtY,tt t,f Fra Pa /
think Abraham !. Hewitt, uf It'll. city, Mr. Iii.
ward Cuonyr, nw M1yor u tbtx rtty, u,u, Mr,
ur direct ali nv trtesralnt to str. Hurry llavu~
tmeycr. fron Wiu,n ir tyt,,ti rct e,,nics On the
txrasit,n o{ cto,,'s visit l., mt In Baltimore o
told nc &c expected - rete'sc t''r m"Isr Thai.
morning ff'n' Mr; Edward Cooper. Int. =. a.
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session NJ. 1ltssoek cfos..ex-
@ t9sns1otcd II Ie of otcrs e I'D nep NO reeoilecto
mi several oitrfhutetl 10 him he neysr tent. nui
some purportlnE to bo sent to lltln he never re-
cciYcd,
Q.-Saw, assuming these dispatches to bo
rorrrct tin yom thtnk il 1keiy Mr. Pcitun. after
heinz retnnnstraieI WIKI by Mr. Tilden would
| hnyr kent nm negotiations IN rnfcrrncc to South
Car,linai
Carul,ua. hi know he kent in ,,rrot,at]ans
I for Fios}ds / did not acc T,ldcn iii sf,rr KIN
decision Of The South Carolina Rsturnfur hoard.
| tnnnnt a.sumr ti.er frans,otInns n hc ror-
rcci. / do uut remember giving tie cinhcr alut
kcy 10 INV one eisa hit rritnn. ! most A.
| waye
sroppKp Ar THE xyIRerr nocss
| mn INV wnv dtwn town.
| Nv Mr. Krcd-Now this dispatch in vo,sr cipher
Smith Weed answcr. Pope. THIS Is Of Tie
last consequence
| Al hare M recollection Of what replied.
I'll tie cipher viii naskei IN SOUTH carolaa. i
0.-Do v.,n mean to INV YOU have no Tccol.
lection of ,I*lton hunting you up With thIa dis
a naTs % y%',, a%,wcre tspYdx tt bstorc ca
| vi,nn.a t,,. r.,r,c rf,rrta
, 1879-02-06
OaalC4ataO 1vEEKI. Y .sIsaMurE.
CHICAGO WEEkAY TRIBUNE.
Leading Features Of TIE Current Number.

TEthuNE for Feb. Arc the following:
IN md she n1irad!ers"x dc Mesn snh,ssfsge"4hs
black linrne-'rhe canal Enlarcrmrnt-rhc In
dian ptoblem-rararrnnhn On tho Death 81 Dr..
inoIs ssroa t%S ai wateo%"c Cn.s"cls 81
anil thiei firan- Inspector At Chicago; tho s"ntf,
9Gn4 ssnstDc en- c.h i Mt;
and a. Rsn" 81 %shan fs's ins
Kichafd ilenry tiann. S.; lie iiinos Southern
PcnientlarY lob; the Lake Front Qncrlion; tho
Anti.Monsolian Ntil; The I,cpor.s OF rlcuro.
fIstrcd to il,c Uniop Army; the Wisconsin Rivcr
and the Illinois 3 Michigan Cana; tlls T,ncs-
buli: Dtina,nr 10 jnstlco Of EIcctis'n. Law ViS.
lators In the Sonth; tho Plague In lsusaia: Sankey
ia Eagiana: lhe Pension: Xrlcarage. UIli; Ab!o-
e RI G9:s o e y:
Eo ho
Satisfactory Expianations; Whtciaw Ncid'sTes.
tirony; ippnirtmcnt of q Cipher su6.t'ututr1t.
f. e T:Es A. Sssinsay r Nsw ;.st Il
% nasous; ,e.sass | from President li"yrs % 10 i sho
Icnato: Letter ot SECRETARY sherman 10 Tho Pres.
Prcs'aent's @ i' hppointmc~ts. Exonotntion Of Sec.
eal i' ope1.tians-sa6.crptiens 10 tSe Foat-rer.
esoroa e tho oe Gnesso pos,.
Cj1lce-Cesstuu Ut Ncz-Prteo L.hnt1a-Arrears Of
PeMaions: Vsryinr Estimates Of lie Amount Itc.
uurcd 10 pay ClaIularlts: Atoreu,cntA or Claim
Agents; Failure OF an Attempt t. Ratse slU,-
tN1C 600 with which to Curry Ont tho Kcnure.
mci,ts Of Tic Hiil-Soulhcrn Claims: Dcfeat of
Another Hi; ABrnuita Of Southern BrICadicFs
Upop Gen, HtaEr; ucnunciatlon Ut the North.
en- Democracy 81 Advanced Southern LeaAers-
Public debt Statement fur january-CalIa for
Esdsrui.iutnr Uuentton-i;DsucccysfMt Atten,ut
At Snecle. Observation-Disclosures uf the E[lark 10
Heimcc lid Arnty-Juiuc MacknY I}efore tic
Tciirr {,nu,rn,tiro -Enfnrccmrnt OF Tho i{cycnnc
Isws Al. fhc Houth-IcljIrcrnnt bsounrhfucra.
pnfiIIG:Ai-Hcncncn uf the Illinois i}cn,ocracY-
Tla Southern rlan Of Can,faten-ltumor That
Il 70 u ss
FftEItiN.- Res5unntion of MacMahon. md Flee.
tinn ~ t1rn1T =. rren,dsnt Of FEmmcc--Thc New
Esrnei NiMisiry-htfnirs In h5ehan,stan-
rs. ~ II" f1m:sin1 T;i.rus. nft;i i;rrcnutionurv
s."s H. ~ vno aiam.n by ",,nns f,nrrtnncnts
f:.n Ti,,it.h s,ntrs F,,rnts E0nxiitufipn-Fai1.
rt". snd Et,Ibns in FIAT Eritain-tnnvirtinn
VIZ w snntoncn ~ thn Gias,ow tiank i1irertnrs"
@sas,i". @" IMsr.sn tn EnrismSHEirn In a Hrlt.h
k1sn' n'uttnN1S., r. r. 9nntI, tfrtra us,wccn thn
t.!thi.i, III ia y,i,sNSi.rxsffnn n Wnrnrrn
mnhs Mts.iss a M.a ~ Itct,m.rtn mi Il Ir.suit..
,a1aS, a,"nS,,s 1t,' :" d,r Il" I;crmnn inramcnt'
Matck ,1 ~! RtH nrH 1,1tn,n ill., tat,rann 1:n.n,".
ard dIsenmnrxN9;"rn,an Financial UcHct-WceE.
iy KeTiow of tho Forrlvn 0rain.Tlads-
d1ant'a lerartntS from Suox. ,,,. r,.
, 1879-02-06

Tar Estuons itoisL FcraadInA flortds ensr. to In.
vaiids aud toufsls Aluk lhe btDSna Ut semi tFup
tcal xiuair tht conlfuIu sn1 cunscnicoccs ot new
pfossmuats: q teeu,. ~, sna ssa 4shtea aud 4.
bowling liljla1dk eLc.. supvfb n4hnx aud yachtnE
iGp fiSsy sound. ocean, aud dfltinx 90 the beach
{5rsdun ftuup nA.Asla lesms SsasauAbIc- Apply "
u. Ii, bklSkEH, Manager.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-22
RULES AND REGULATIONS
OF TIE
anbertVille Water Company.


1st All applications for introduction of Water into
any premises or Tor tne extension oil any pipes therein
sha 1e signed Dy the owner OF ny MS agent duly au
thorlzedstang tue purpose Tor which II Is required
ana agreeing 10 Apue by Inc rules Oh the Company-no
attachment snail be made without written permit
from me company anu then only oy person authoriz-
ca oy me company 10 90 SO.
ID No owner or occupant OF any premises into which
water is introduced VIII be allowed to supply Water to
without the written consent Of the Water Company-f
found uoing So the supply VIII be stopped until such
hne is paid as may be imposed by the tompany-and
the amount OF rent prepaid win pc iofielted-where
water smut on for nonpaynent OF rent or other cause
1t VIII not be let ON the premises until all arrearages and
charges are pald g..
% no aiterat9ns IN pipes os hxtures snail oe made
ana no addit9na hxtures put IN without written per-
mt from the water company.
premises OF any water taSerto examine the pipes and
hxtures-the quantity used ana me manner OF MS use
anu tney reserve the ent at All times 10 smut on wafer
Tor necessary repairs anu extensions OF oter necessary
purposes OF the WorKsior no-payment OF water rents
or or neglect or refusal TO comply with the rules and
regulations; w.. s-s,,,.
oth NO anatemeh, o. nateI fent VIII pc allowed ny
reason OF disuse or useor vacant premises
unless notce tnereoi snai nave oeen gwen al the once
turning OIL the supply and the Company may make re-
SURGEONS IN use OF wafer whenever IN their opinion the
pupiic eSigences require ~ =,
oth All water rents must DC paid by the owner OF tne
premises when ie ascdo more than one
renting whole premises and sub-eiting must pay rent
lot ihe whole pfehises-Every onlding snali ne sup
pled iro tne street hih through an inuepenucDt pipe
connected ihrewith except rs PROVIDED n article
rade ana ali ~ on any nTenises consider
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CHINESE ImTATIvENEss.- Many stories
are tod of the faithfulness with Which the
Chinese will initiate anything given them to
do, even to putting patch on new coat if
there was one on the old given as a pattern.
but there is nothing as story that surpasses
this of Chinese shoemaker at North Adams,
Mass It is told at the factory with much
glee how one of the workmen, finding bent
peg in the shoe given him to examines put -
a bent peg in every one he made for some
time when the keen eye of the Superntend
ent noticed the flaw, and he made the neccs-
sary explanation. A score of similar an.c-
dotes are told of the first efforts Of the men %
learn the trade. Determination on their part
to succeed, and determination on the part
Of their employer that they should be protect
ed and have every facility, carried the day,
and it was evident after the first month that
success was assured. e s8 Aa
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WAKING UP THE Bah :.

just at dusk Che other dismal day, three
children the eldest Of whom did not appear
TO be over ten years old. were hufdlsd IT,
gether on the rickety steps of an old hcuse or
Beaubien street. A pedestrian peeped ".
er their heads to read the number on the door.
and the children looked SO frightened that ho
asked
Children, where are yoar father and moths
erp"
Fathers been gone off for ever so long,
and mother goes out to wast and hasn't got
home yet" answered the eldest, a girl. ~.
= Aud are You all alone pn
Yes, sir but the baby is on the bed
He's been asleep an awful long time, and
we can't wake him up. IL we could we'd play
hide aud seek and let him fluid us.''
" Is the baby sick . asked the man.
We don't know, sir but we can't wake
him up (; | touched him and touched him, and
Charlie he tickled his feet, but little Sandy
never moved once. | guess he is awful sleepy.
Don't you think you could wake him up"
+" Ill try, replied the man as went in, and
when the girl had lighted the lamp he follow
ed her into bedroom in which there was
neither carpet nor furniture Pushed back
against the wall was poor old straw tick
and single quilt. He bent over TO look at
the child, and the first glance showed him
that little Sandy was dead. On the window
sill were some pieces of bread and cup of
milk which the children intended to feed him.
The dead child's hand clasped rag doll made
OF an old calico apron, and its thin little feet
and pale face were evidence that it had known
sickness and hunger throughout its brief lif.,
While the children waited for him to omen His
eyes and romp with them and drive the gloom
out OF the house, the angels had whispered 10
him, and his eyes had Enclosed to behold III.
splendors of heaven
Won't he wake upp" asked one Of tho
children, standing back in The shadow
"Children, you must come in here till your
mother comes ! " he said as he left the room,
Won't he be afraid to wake up in tho
dark - they asked.
" He will sleep long time yet, ;" he whis-
pered, not daring to tell them the truth, and
as we went out they put the light on the bed
room floor, that little Sandy might not find
the darkness around him when his sleep lad
ended. Poor things Thsy knew not, and
they could not see the crown of glory on the
dead ehild's brow--a crown whose light all
the shadows Of earth can never darken in tbe
least.
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POETRY.
SMILE KHENEvER YoU CAN.


When things don't 90 10 suit you,
And the world seems upside down,
Don't waste your time In fretting,
But drive away that frown.
Since life is oft perplexing,
IT'S much the wisest plan
To bear all trifles bravely,
And smile whene'er you can.
Why should you dread tomorrow,
And thus dcspoil to-day
For when you borrow trouble
You always have TO pay.
1t Is q good old maxim,
Which sho III be often preached
Don't cross the bridge before you
Until the bridge is reached.
You might be spared much signing,
IT you would keep in mind
The thought that good and evil
Are always here combined.
There must be something wanting,
And though you rollfin wealth,
You may miss from your easket
The precious jewe'--health.
And though you're strong and sturdy,
You may have an empty purse
(And earth has many ;risls
Which consider worse!5
But whether joy or sorrow
Fill up your mortal span,
1t will make your pathway brighter
To smile whene'er you can.