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dict of guilty. Thereupon the prisoner was
re manded for sentence, after the jury had
been polled, but not before Mr.. Erwin moved
to set aside the verdict on the grounds that
it was found on no evidence adduced. A
stay OF proceedings was granted for five
days.
Jefferson Hudson aired himself or his pow
erty in court, and got an order directing that
his witnesses be summoned at the expense of
the State. .t - .s4t So
AS the sun was sinking to rest, Jennie Dia-
mond avoided rest for the night in jail, by
the timely appearance of friends to sign her
$500 bonds.
fellow feeling makes US wondrous kind.
Mrs. France became Jennie's surety.
In adjourning the court, Judge Wilkin al
luded to the great amount of criminal bust
ness on hand, and charged jurors and wit
nesses to be prompt in their attendance, and
at o'clock P. NJ, declared the court adjourn
ed until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to-day. "
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A Sunday Jamboree.

A lively ruction took place at Wurm's
brewery on Sunday afternoon, arising from
oVer-lndu]gence in Indifferent sack, and re-
sultlng painfully to several of the pugilists.
me lighting bee commenced about night
Ian, and there was enough hair and raw
nesn lying around loose at it's close to trick
out the lair and the most cannibalistic Hot
tentot. Among those who took hand in
the melee were Patrick Murnan and the
TWO Tony boys, one of whom is said to have
planted his incisor teeth in the formers
hand, taking therefrom several sections of
oody. At any rate Murnan was around
town on yesterday with court plaster
enough on his form to patch balloon, and
exp essing dissatisfaction about being hit
below the belt. Several of the partioi pants
wore more or less bruised, and from all &C.
counts the affair was exceedingly disgrace
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United States District Court.


The court opened at, II o'clock A. NJ.
Judge Nelson presiding, and transacted the
following business:
In the case of the United States against
Charles D. Jameson, indicted for stealing
postage stamps from the postoffice at Prince
ton, and who had pleaded guilty on a pre-
vious day of the present term, was brought
into courtsfor sentence. He had nothing
to say why sentence should not be imposed,
and thereupon the court fined him $500,
and the lucre being at once forthcoming he
was discharged.
The court then took up the case of the
United States against s. V. R. Sherwood,
the Brainerd postmaster who is alleged to
be a defaulter to the amount of $4,000.
Hon. O. D. O'Brien appeared for defend
ant and Hon. w. w. Billson for the govern.
ment. A jury was empaneled and the case
went to trial, and was in progress at the
adjournment of court.
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LEGAL LORE.

The Court Machinery Grlnding-A Postage
Stamp Prisoner Sentenced and p. MI.
on Trial-The Family of Diamonds-An-
other Indictment Against Leopold Is aacs
The Social Evil Business Trying High
wayman.
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State Supreme Court.

This court convened at $50 yesterday morn
ing, and transacted the following business
No. 70-The State of Minnesota etc., relator,
VS.. Hugh Sanderson, respondent. Writ of quo
warranto for the removal of respondent from
the custody of the treasurer Office of Kandi-
yohi county. Order issued appointing 8. A..
Leavitt, clerk of the district court for Meeker
county, referee, and that testimony be brought
on by either party on five days notice.
No. 3-Samuel 8. Gillian, respondent, vs..
The st. Paul & Sioux City Railroad company.
Submitted on briefs. '.-- 2i.-s
No. 6S-In the matter of the estate of
Nathaniel Mclean, deceased, etc., respondent
VS.. John D. Pollock as surviving executor,
etc., appellant. Motion of respondent to
purge the record by striking out the settled
case and to dismiss the appeal denied.
No. l4-The county of Mobiles vs.. certain
pieces of land, etc., against which it is pro.
posed to enter judgment for delinquent taxes
in 1876. Submitted on briefs.
No. 3O-William Wakefield, appellant, VS..
partners, respondents. Argued and submit.
ted.
THE CALL TO-DAY.
No. 1.-THE State of Minnesota, ex rel. Mar,
Wilson, relator, VS.. the Probate Court of Wash
ington county, and Hiram, Henry and Halsley
Wilson. respondents.
No. S-The state of Minnesota, relator, VS.
John TOsney, respondent.
No. 1.-THE State of Minnesota, ex rel, rela
tor, VS.. John Tosney.
DECISIONS FILED.
Several decisions were fled, as follows:
State Of Minnesota, ex rel, Seth W. Long, Irs
=. IroWbrldge and Dennis Sheehan, REALTORS
vs.. Il. st. Julien Cox, respondent. =
Syllabus-After verdict the parties stipu
lated to a statement of the case. A motie1
was made upon it for new trial, and at the
same time the case was presented to the Judge
to be approved and certified. The motion wa,
heard on the case as stipulated and decided
but the judge declined to certify to the case a.
stipulated. 'f'', 80
Held, That bearing the motion for a new
trial on the stipulated case was an approval q
it, and the judge ought then to have certified
to 1t, and mandamus will issue recurring
him to certify to it as of the date when 50
presented to him. GnrtIIAN n T
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knud ?. Myhre, who resides at 1856 Rice
street, lost $55 in cash in his own house about
two weeks ago. Yesterday he came to police
headquarters and stated that he was satisfied
that one of the persons who was with him at
the time of his misfortune had the lost troll, .
but as he had no proof except his own convic-
tons in regard to who had the money, no ac-
ton was taken in the matter.
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Underwear. Underwear.

Notwithstanding the great advance in wool
and WOODEN goods, Mr.. Pannell, Ill East Sew
enth street, having bought his stock in under
wear before the rise, has not advanced his
prices but is still selling at the old prices, and
Now is the time to secure real BARGAINS
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DAILY GLOBE FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The Daily Globe will be sent by Mail,
postage paid, from date until election, for
Twenty five Cents. One three-cent stamp
the mails.
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1Ae DAILY GLOBE eolW be sent postpaid
from noeo until the election Sa Novenaber
for twenty-five cents. Send IN the names.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GTRAYED OR sTOLEN-From the subscriber
~ Oct. 18th, one 10-year-old mich COW, black and
white with black streak along back and around horn
PROBABLY gone towards Shakopee. Information left
at this Office, leading to her recovery will be suitable
rewarded. 8. F. HENDERSON,
IdS-7x White Bear Road
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
AUCTION SALES, Z

DUGGIEs AT AUCT1ON-1 viii sell at auction.
ID on Wednesday, October 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
at my sslestand corner Third and Cedar Streets ten
of the justly celebrated Davis, Gould 4 Co., Cncin.
natl, Ohio, top and open buggies. This work has
given entire satisfaction wherever 1t has been sold
It is guaranteed by the Company for one year
There has been two carloads Of this work consigned
to and the instructions from the consjgnors are
to "SELL THENw This is rare chance to obtain
to purchase cannot afford to lose this opportunity.
PIT. KAVANAGH,
273-74 Commission Auctioneer.
IN BARRELS OF APPLES AT AUCTION-I
~ will sell at my salestand, corner Third and
Oesar streets at 10 O'Clock this morning. so barrels
Oh cnclce Michigan spples straight from orchards.
oo p. T. KAVANAGH,
20 Commission Auctioneer.
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COnley's Varieties.

Co.. Conley returned on Sunday from trip
to Chicago and other eastern cities, in search of
novelties for his variety theatre. On Monday
evening he opened with an entirely new troupe
OF talented artists, far superior to any collec-
ton of talent ever before presented at this
popular place of resort. Col. Conley has COM
pletely renovated and improved his theatre,
and every effort is put forth to render it not
only replete with everything tending to amuse
and entertain, and of the most popular class,
but at the same time, the strictest order and
decorum is at all times maintained. For COSY
and agreeable evenings entertainment, with q
jolly good laugh, Conley's is the place.
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HORSES CARRIAGES :.

WANTED-Buyers for the celebrated Emerson.
Y! Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney, WabashaW
street, ID sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country. All correspondence promptly ansVered'
ana work fully warranted. Al. CREIGH,
lS8 General Salesman.
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BOARDING,

JUNGLE gentlemen can find frst-class board and
NJ elegantly furnished rooms, at 81 80 per week
with baths rooms, hot and cold water by applying a
this Office. = ose& g
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Evening CT asses at the St. Paul Business
go. l..... -........a COLLAGE.

Commencing at Z o'clock at the st. Paul
Business College, corner Third and Jackson.
Remember this college has the confidence of
the business community, and shows COM
plete record by endorsements from the most
numerous and highest sources. Has received
ntteen highest prizes for superiority in every-
thing that is valuable to q business college.
Young men should enter now and get the full
benefit Of the evening course. Charges mcder-
ate IN comparison to advantages and benefits
received. =
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DRY GOODS.


1000 Gross Dress Buttons, in all the newest
and best styles of Carved Pearls Engraved
Pearls, Inlaid Pearls, Natural Pearls, sr4oked
M rearls' Uolored Pearls, White Pearls, Engraved
Buttons, Silvered Buttons, Horn, Ivory, Com
position, Silk, Satin, Cashmere, Velvet, Gro
Chef and other styles of Dress Buttons and
Cloak Buttons, all at LOWEST PRICES.
2OO Pieces Silk Fringes, in hand-tied Twist
Twist and Tape, Twist and Chenille, Beaded
Frlnges, Colored Fringes.
Large lines Beaded Gimps, Cloak and Dress
Ornaments, ETC., all made to order for US, and
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEAs
FOR MAN AND BEAST. .. -.
For external and internal use. The greatest Pair
.eliever of the age. - - -
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REAL ESTATE-In the CITY

DEAL ESTATE BARGA1Ns-C Cheapest in 81.
LII Paul. - W.
Lot 8, block s, Rice Irvine-very cheap.
Nineteen acres-Ten acres cultivated. North II
SW. Il sW. Sec. IL, T. %, R. %; three miles from
bridge; dwelling, barn and well One-half acre. chr.
rants apple trees strawberry beds, ETC..
etc. $2,30 cash. Cheapest property in the market
Apply to OSCAR STEPHENSON, 80 Wabsshsv
bGAoots IN.
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In the Country.

z 000 ACRES choice farm lands, early selec-
S,UVV lions, convenient to railroad stations
prime wheat lands or natural meadows, as you NAV
prefer IN tracts Of 160 to $40 acres
PeWa, Pope and Stevens counties, for sale bv
LEONARD B. HODGES. ST. Paul, Mimi s1-dAw
NihANdER-f you want any good farming land
y write to or inquire Of LEONARD B. HODGES
st. Paul MINI. eJ.@
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Guaranteed Lower in Price

Than same qualities can be bought elsewhere.
900 Pieces Ribbons, including all desirable
shades in Gros Grain, Satin, Satin and Gros
Grain, Two-Toned Satin, Brocade Ribbons,
Rich Velvet Ribbons, Sash Ribbons, Cord
Edge Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons.
Human Hair Nets, Invisible Silk Head Nets,
Bag Head Nets.
New Silk Scarf Lace, New Silk Lace Scarfs,
all colors, New Belts, New Silk Laces.
New Collars and Cuffs in EXTRA QUAIL
TIES. = :
New Rouchings and Collarettes. ...
New Lace Fichues. -l
Largest Stock of all Leading Staple Notions
! in the State.
Our line of -'-+" " $50,
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Stores,

kNOR RENT-Brick store on Jackson street he.
" tween 9TH and 9th. j. A. STEES. 1853 tu-th-sn*
No. SO sibley street, formerly Occupied bV Mine,
q Mccarthy. Enquire Of BEAUPRE ALIEN b
A1SO0oe
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90 r S b T S /!

Includes Warmers Health Corset, Madam Foy's
Corset Madam Foy's Improved Corset, Bor-
trees Duplex Corset, Nursing Corsets, Abdom-
inal Corsets Finest and Best French Woven,
sVo Bone and 500 Bone Corsets, the Celebrated
"P. D." French Handmade Ooutill Corsets.
and our own popular brands of Corsets. as
follows: ''Eva,' "Gilt EDGE" ''L'Amour. :"
Violet, Florence" ''Pride of the West"
ETC., etc. =
Skirts.
We invite attention to ''Job Lot" of Fine
Undressed Kids; buttons, Soc; buttons, 75c.
In order to make them popular and to intro
duce them at once we have reduced the price
Of Harris Brothers New Patent Lace Ton Kids.
| in buttons, to $2 per pair.
New Goods received daily. .
POWERS BROS.
81 East Third Street
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WANTED-A position by young German man.
~ IN grocery or other store, as clerk or en-
ploye: to make himself generally useful. Has had
GLOBE Office. ocoE H.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-..ma,e.

oAAV0AAVNo WANTED-..Males.
WANTED-Work in private family, as coach
" man, groom and generally useful: can milk
ALSO nancy with carpentering TOOLS Good refer,
cANo0' " DE- ILLS ONCE. -..-e 273'
WTANTED-By young man, position a. assist.nt
~ Dook-keeper in store or Office. Good pen
this oti ne1orence furnished Address NJ. JAMES,
~ ~0' 269.
WANTED-sit in store, grocery preferred
w Understand the business. Not strait 70 ass
Address r. A. B. this Office. osa.
WANTED-A position by young German man
w in grocery or other store az cIarl, ~ a,.
ploye, to make himself generally useful Has H had
experience GE IN grocery business. Address B H..
GLOBE office. $685.
WANTED Situation as meat cutter in Soma f,rst
class market. Can keep the accounts, also.
apolis. = .N0 ' oioo' M aaa
WANS aasde by an experienced bar
apolis. 0A'o0' o t%inne-
SITUATION WANTED-As housekeeper in a r.
~ tel or Private family; has had nine years erno-
1Iaence; can give the best of references. Address
- -. -. nouon, Eau cIalre, Wis. 26G
WANTED-Place to take care Of private team and
"ofA ABOUT mousse IT,, Address A. c.. this Office.
tn
take care of horses and make himself useful
ABOUT the house. Can furnish good references
- =. VI, tnAs once' 1853.
lob PRINTER-A frst-class book. ioh and nan.
printer wants situation in some irst-class lob
ehce. Can give estimates on al, classes Of wcrI
run any press. Good wages asked Address care Of
GLOBE, st. Paul, LAUCK. a5s ~
Q1TUAT1oN wANTED-By Young man with -
- commends. to do chores and 20 to school. a.
oress STUDENT, GLOBE Office, Minneapolis. 249.
QHoRT-HAND, correspondence. and GENERAL c,orL
~ desires position in railroad, law mercantile ~
o ' business Office; ten years. experience
e"eoe' ohoBE once. 2i6.
WANTED-A situation at anything, lumber Inr;-
~ hess preferred, by weigh-master from Tho
N ~ mpe iaTms' with references. Address 9. B.
-, = O-1oo. 243* +
WAN Nat Pc 9 By young American
WIN once business Good bookkeeper: hest raror
ences Address K, this office. 90.
WTANTED-A situation by yonno man - ,.o-,.
w Tor his board. Understands takino care go -
aotses. Has also had experience in q PRINTING oiica
Auuress a. +. r, GLOBE Office. al: =
A YOUNG lady who has taught school vears- do
n sires situation as copyist sales 1ady 4,h He
or correspondent. Address Miss Mary T.. Grooan 90
East Fourth street. SsoA
TO RENT-Reomg.
E\oR RENT-Four rooms, 1a9 Iglehart street
l. 273-76 - - - ,>
k,oK RENI-Rooms with or without board. al en-
" ~ AA'n oueo'' 271-76
k'OR kENT-One nicely furnished front room. nm
Sous, et o. E. hlgntn street. 262-75
k,oH KshENT@seyeral very nice rooms in the Nc
IL n VOL onh
streets Suitable for Offices or sleeping rooms IN.
qu'r g., OF MEAD THOMPSON, in the building.
Houses.
E\oE RENT-House containing four rooms. 1aa
He10n"A' etAeot. 273-75
k,oh KENT-First-cass dwelling, n W. corner
Il 10th and John Streets " eA
DWallng house and stable on Sherman and Wiki,
streets. Bills on houses - N - -.Aa
Apply to Farmers and Mechanics Bank, or to
Ioo T. T.. MANN.
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TO RENT-Reoms.

k\OR RENT-Four rooms, 139 Iglehart street
Il 273-76 - E,g - --
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Situation in store, grocery preferred.
understand the business. Not afraid to work'
1usAAoSS Ns a. D Ills once,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-On Goodrich
Ill street. Seven rooms; small each payments:
very cheap. GRIGGS, JOHNSON h RHODES.
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W7ANTED-Situation as meat cutter in eo,oo 4,-..
~ class market. Can keep the accounts. also
ADDRESS, MEAT CUTTER, GLOBE Office, Minne e.
f0' -@ ~ .-..1'. r' sts q 268*
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NHORT-HAND, correspondence and general clerk
desires position in railroad, law, mercantile or
o :,e business Office; ten years' experience
oACh6 ONCE. ssr 2a6.
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N1tOAIloN WANTED-By young man with re-
oress STUDENT, GLOBE Office, Minneapolis. 249.
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Females

A YOUNG lady who has taught school = voor. -
"a sres situation as copyist, sales lady, teacher
OF correspondent. Address Miss Mary L. Grogan. 81
-.e' Ouiln e'reet. 2594
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an exneriancod ~
w keeper or as night clerk in hotel: first. cIas.
apolis. oN o4'1oe' on Minne-
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WANTED-By young man, position az assistant
~ Dook-keeper in q store or Office Good nan
man man. Reference furnished. Address NJ. JAMES.
SAAA0 oAAASOs
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Ob PRINTER-A hrst-class book, job and news
printer wants situation in some irst-class ioh
run any press. Good wages asked Address care Of
GLOBE, st. Paul, LAUCK. osss "
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k'OR RENT-One nicely furnished front room NJ,
l. stairs, at 81 E. Eighth street. Sso'7s
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WANTED-Work in private family. as coach
" man, groom and generally useful; can m;1l
also handy with carpentoripg tools. Good refar,'
ences. G. B., this Office 97a.
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NOR RENT--several very nice rooms in the Nc
u Julian Block, corner of Wsbashaw ana Th;r;
streess suitable for Offices sleeping rooms. In
4ui o., VI MEAD q THOMPSON, in the building.
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IOR RENT-Rooms with or without board At 6
IL West Fifth street. ~, H 1e
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Marriage Guns and Sensitive Flames, Tues
day, October IA, at Plymouth church.
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WANIED-A situation at anything, lumber bust
~ ness preferred, by wegh-master from The
Ia Dalrymple farms, with references. Address g. B.
-, oH O1nos. 243s !
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WANTED-Place to take care of private team and
W work about house. Address A. c., this Office.
.ts~ l61& - Oo'
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SITUATION WANTED-As housekeener IN 3 r
~ tel or private family; has had nine years. e1ne-
Renee; can give the best of references. Adiress
MRS. L. Lemon, Eau Claire, Wis. S6c
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WIANTED-Situation by steady vonno man -
~ take care of horses and make himself usefnl
ABOUT the house. Can furnish good references
-1 'e u. o'' ILLS olce. 253.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young Amerc.n
~ not afraid Of work. Thoroughly conyerssnt
WIN once business Good bookkeeper; best refer.
' @A""Aeso Az Lols ONCE A2
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WOKh WANTED-By steady reliable and will
~. ing young man, while studying laiv evenings
1e7' references. Address J. VS., care of Y. NJ. q,
264@
WANTED-A good, reliable German boy, 16 or IT
~ years OF age, acquainted with the grocery
business. Address, R. F., this Office. 247:
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WAHTED-A situation by a young man to vort
H., ~ LOT nus board. Understands taking care If
a9rses. Has also had experience in q printing Office
Address A. F. P. GLOBE Office, S SuIoo'
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-An upright piano, almost new VIII
Il be sold at bargain. Address N. A., this Office
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-14
4 Rich Mans History.

It's q curious fact in the history OF
Stewart that, eminent as he was as a
merchant, he had no record as a clerk.
In fact he stepped from his duties as
teacher into the little shop which he
opened on Broadway. His natural
taste was sufficient to supply the place
Of experience. 1t may also be noticed
how strangely history is marked by
strong antthetical points. First there
is the poor emigrant whose sole
capital is his education. Then we
see tho struggling shop man, and at
last the merchant prince, but the
scene closes with the rihed tomb
Think of the man who welded q
capital of thirty millions carried off at
night in sack ! How much arc we
reminded that "a living dog is better
than dead lion" The widow also
has record marked by similar con-
trasts. There is Cornelia Clinch, the
poor girl, who weds the incipient
merchant next is old age decked in
velvet and diamonds. Soon the tran
slent glory of life gives place to the
exclusion of widowhood, and now all
that is left is a shattered torm-the
mistress Of u palace which, in reality,
is but hospital devoted to but one
patient These things show us thet
there are two sides to the history of
the rich. These lessons Of the satirlst
Young are worth a reference in such
connection:
"a decent competence we fully taste,
1t st likes our sense and gives constant feast,
Can wealth give happiness' Look round and see
What gilded pain-what splendid misery"
-2r0y Times.
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WHOLE NO. 1915

which have done well, Ny wild
oats arc all sown, | hope, and, hay'
Ing learned wisdom by bitter ex'
perlen1e, | shalt stick 10 that line Of
life for which have eapaelty--a bet,
ter thing than splicing old ropes or
taking In topsail reefs oil a blowing
night"
~ should think So" ] said, "But
you nearly killed the captain with
fright, while you caused us many q
heartaohe at your supposed loss"
"For the latterI am very sorry
returned Chester "But l cannot say
| pity the captain, ilia cruelty to
to me was terrible, and he would have
ended by killed me but for my
fortunate gilt in venlriloquism. 'All's'
well that ends WE'LL"
"True," returned, "and | rejoice
that you are alive to say 50, You
kept your secret iamously, for neither
Captain Phillips or any the crew
ever suspected that incapable Jack
Chester was the ghost Of that haunted
the Niger"