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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26
P0lygalny and Porradge.

When we made an excursion in South
ern Utah, not long ago, we were hospit-
ably entertained by the Mormon Bishop
at Richfeld. He was Scotchman, and
had been brought up rigid Presby-
terrain. "Ah, well" said he, Athey think
Ill of me at home for changing my re-
igion; but there was my brother Aleck
who took it most to heart. He was on
his way last year to California, and
turned off the road bit to see me, and
to try to bring me back into the fold.
When he got here he spent the whole
evening in Occurring me, and then went
to bed. In the morning gave him the
best breakfast the country would afford
coffee. and rolls, trout, beef, and venison
steak, and such like. Poor Aleckl he
looked all over the table, and then
turned upon ne his sorrowful face,
blurting out, Oh, Jamie, monl Jamie,
mon! did / ever think it would come 10
this2 ! could haze foreign We a. yer police
gamy, bat hGe ye glen aip yer par
ritch? '"-"EditOr's Draacer," In Har
pe,'s Magazine for February.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26
GLEANzNGS FROM THE MUSE.
BY GEORGE BANCROFT GRIFFITH

Yes, on the poorest peasants lowly she'd
Where no leaves dance, their tender fngerr
grope;
On the gray tombstone OF the early dead
They paint their frescos OF immortal hopst
They haunt waste places by mans eye forsook
And where storms never cease are branching
While flowers spread green tents in each lovely
To lavish sweetness on the summer air.
Some catch in tiny cups the sparkling dew;f,.-f
Some have white branches ike the Fl aest lace
ONE re like coral in their form and hue, =
And fringe with beauty the most dsrteDinG
Behold this sptcie scorned as weather-siain 8.
Yet, as II craven with magic pen, TrG
Upon their tniD, white film appears again
The likeness OF the letters made by mem %
From the storms bosom, from the cold snow.
wreath, t.
They FIJI their dry cells with the sap Of life,
And creep 10 ripples DER the naked heath,
though all the wi1ds meet there in bitter strife
Where lavas stream has cooled al mountain,
bass
Ger smooth cliff sculptured by the glaciers fall
And erumbling abbey,--quics on ruins trace
Their hoary coloring bssprlnkles all
They are he first link In the length'ning chain
That circles earth with beauty's verdant soul;
First on the coral isle that caps the main,
And frstto plant lifes flag in desert lone
The work of humaa pride their patches crust,
Subdue them to their own eterna peace
Inc last. last watchers DER our sleeping dusti
a na -fouthS Co1lpoptos
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26
wrenchesi and Racked

By the paDgs of rheumatism, the joints
eventually become grievously distorted, and
sometimes assume au almost grotesque de-
formiiy. TO prevent such results by SIM
pie and agreeable means is certainly the
part of wisdom. A tendency to rheumatic
ailments may be successfully combated
with Hostetters Stomach Bitlers, a medi.
cine with the prestige of long and success.
full career Of unbounded popularity, and of
emphatic prof ssional Endorsement. 1t
removes fr"m the blood those infammaory
impurities which Psychologists assign as he
cause of rheumatism, and not only purifies
the life current, but enriches it, promot-
ing vigor by fertilizing its source. Di-
gestion, the action of the bowels and the
secretion of the bile are aided by it, aud
it impels the kidneys and bladder to a
regular and active performance OF their
functions. 1t is besides thoroughly relia.
BILE remedy for, and means of preventing,
periodic fevers.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26
To Boil Rice Savannah Fashion,

Take one pound of rice and pick it thor
oughly to get out black seeds or red
rice: Put on the fire, in porcelain or
tin-lined pot, three quarts of water,
with two even tablespoonfuls of salt.
Let the water come to a boil. Now
wash the rice in three waters. The
reason for this is to get rid of the pull
verified rice-four which adheres to
the grain. This is necessity; other
wise the rice never will be dry. Throw
the rice into the water when it is at full
boil. Let the rice boil rapidly for
twenty minutes. Put tr9 cover on and
drain the water off. Cover the
pot, shake wei anu put on the back
of the stove, ere it is not too hot, for
ftteen minute This evaporates any
of the water. Shake the rice into the
dish you wish to serve it in. Never
use a spoon. Rice should never be
glutinous- The Ghoul that ate rice
grain by grain in the arabian Nights"
ate properly-cooked rice.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

A FRENCH jeweler, in 1870, sold lady
a 5,000-franc set of jewelry, giving
written promise to take the articles back
if they were not approved. She wore
them six years and then asked to have
them exchanged for something of a
newer fashion. The courts have finally
decided that he must do so, and Lon
don tribunal has rendered similar
Judgment where the customer wore
diamond ring three year. before return
ing it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

GAS SIAM" General Grant quietly
asked the King of Siam if he would re-
sign and accept position in his next
Cabinet. The King rolled his eyes round
toward the General in an incredulous
manner, and, changing his " Jackson's
Best to the other side of his mouth,
said; az guess / am well enough as
Siam D IeicistOn Gdzeffe
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

IT is ASTONISHING with what rapidly
ulcerous sores and eruptive maladies are
cured by HENRY's CARBoIIC SALvE, an
external antdote to unhealthy conditions of
the skin which is preferred by physicians to
every other preparation containing the cal
bolic element. 1t is undoub ediy the finest
antiseptic and purifier extant. 1t acts like
charm npurulent eruptiens, and has also
been successfully used for rheumatism and
sore throat. Ali Druggists sell it.
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THE BEST MUSICAL BOOKS.

THE CHURCH OFFERING. . ss l. t g srs Or
lection Of Music for Episcopal q hofrs. ever pub
lished Ysntes. 10 Gloria PATHS, q Gorias. etc
etc aliin nthem Form, besides a large variety Of
Chants. and Anthems for Christmas. EAsTER
and othor Festivals. Although prepared expressly
for the Episcopal Service the large number Of
fine Antheuls renders it one of the best Anthem
books for all Choirs.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

IT is said that afternoon marriages
are the present style in England. Can't
be. There never was marriage before
Eve. What, never? No, never.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26
ITEMS FoR FIELD AND H0usE

For people with skin diseases car.
bolic bath should be used.
RUBBING the hands with slice OF
raw potato will remove vegetable stains.
ALWAYS take abath in warm room
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

Easter Music. Easter Carols Easter Anthems
Send for Lists. IT a
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

The present number OF the WEEKLY MUSICAL
REcoRD is full Of Easter Music. Send cents
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

FOR SCHOOLS AND SEMI
MARES. Among many good may be
mentioned Maude irving. as cents). Lesson
la Charity, go cents 1uardtan Angel, go
cents). coronation. (6b cents. Culprtf Fay,
N). and Fairy Bridal. 80 cents).
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

CouGBs and colds are often overlooked
continuance for any length of time causes
irritation of the Lungs or some chronic
throat Disease. Broi0n's Bronchial Tr0cheS"
are an effeetual COUGH REMEDY. 20 cents.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

PhICEs of the Mason d Hamlin Organs
are somewhat more than those Of the poor
est organs mae; but they are not much
more, while the quality is vastly superior.
This has been so thoroughly proved by the
results at all great worlds expositions for
many years that it is no longer question,
At the prices, they are the cheapest organs
offered.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD FOR
T1E PfANOFORFE. t32j) IL the most pop
uar ssued, proved positively by the sale Of
L'tadreds ofthousapds NJ eopies. FTsmine IT, Any
book mailed for Retail Price.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

AGENTS and others may find something of
interest to them in the adver isement Of the
Domestic Manning &c. in another column
SMOKE Pogue's Sitting Bull Durham Tobacco. B"
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Toba GRO
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-04-26

Yes, on the poorest peasants lowly shed,
Where no leaves dance, their tender fingers
grope;
On the gray tombstone OF the early dead
, 1879-07-22
Music in 43oatnn Noxt Season,
fLlsfats fke.s<tt.f


During tie past weug tho details Of tie plans
for tic Doaton Philharmonic Orchcstra hayu
been aomowhpt maturcd, and renewed ass,lr-
ancrs Of support for tho organization have been
received. a series Of Ave symphony concerts
will be given ut Intervals Of Two weeks begin
nlng about Oct. !. Il has been decided to
Strengthen the astTactions offered at these sym-
phony concerts by adding vocalist from
tlIs rich supply Of homo talent which will be
avnahlo tu1t seasun. Some progress hus been
inate toward tho Selection, Ut programmes; ahd
u largo pulhtIcr Ut orchestral numbers, rarcy
hoard heFet will Ge presented.
In addition to the promises for orchestral cU1-
certs made by the lllryard md Philharmonic
organizations, tho Euterpo promises this yeat
to give It's Subscribers rare treat in the way Ut
cha:nbet-lnusc for strings mainly. Aspries OF
eight cullecEt4 10 Dr0poas1 ;'alHl 3!an Is III eon-
temptation which tnay give Doaton musicians III
Opportunity tu improve thu rocord Ut thla Az.
s0cluttu. over that vi ITS inttiatory scasnn.
notwithstanding. III! tl!ese attractions, lsoston
Is Risn Il, en}oy the presrte OF the Mvnletssphu
Q1,utot Club dur.nE larsu aart of tin scnsof.
0ntT two cuncevt-trips arc contemplated by thls
organization dur',ls the saasor,-unu 10 Utto.uss
And Nosen oer: tl!h other ln April and shp latu
apr1ng, thus a!1ordlng ah Opportunity for It tu
uGai. necosnu Il staAtar.l feAture Ut tho huno
musical scnson during DrcGMbcr, January, Feb
suary, md March. liz membership will be- male
good by the addition ot arsIsla of astabltshad
Wniu the Instrumental concert field will bo
thus richly provided fur, the homo opera seAsun
VIII b1 ulle OF tic leading features In The at.rac
t!o!s OF the coming mouth. Ttie @ldeat y
Company will I'LL u months engagement At tho
Boston rhsatfe, beginning lato in septe.hLer or
early in Ostobcr, aud present ''pinafort,"
''FAtinltxa. and possibly third opera during tho
season. HY the Withdrawal Of Tom Karl, who
goes 70 6ll an engagement With lte Emma Al.
bott Company, Q ctange will 10 maAe !u tIe
ia'ph aud I!Is Correspondent In tho two operus,-
Mr. ". II. Fessenaen assuming both lolca In
plaza of Mr. Karl. Mr, H.. ". WhtnsY Es-
suts,es hls place ~ Capt. Curtoraa Ia "Piuaforc,"
a,nl ASSUMES the rolls OF tl,e Russtzn General in
''Fatinitza, "-1naterlally strengthening thu east
Of Lie latter op~ri. mir. rockingham continues
~ tbs !dcnl Dasasgt IN 'rlnstoru," aud asstltnes
the roo Ut S.eipann III "Futlotxa, ,n-a.ain
strengthening the east OF tle opura- Nss Atlu.
la!aB Phillips will assume tbs role of Hutttrc4p,
a originally plaAneu In the organization Ut lilo
company. and will assume the dual role OF Fa.t-
nHsa u,iu Kali"ir, in which 4he made such
pronounced suceess upon uAu lltst ulgnt Ut lAs
, 1879-07-22

4AH oAhN0 'AHuNhs
A. the eeln!-apuual meeting OF the shnreho]tl.
ers Of the Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada held
At London lew days ngo, sonle opposition was
manifested towards solllng tue Rtytcru ,lu loup
Branch of the urnnd Trunk to tho Canadian
Government, so,no tnen,bors thinking Tho price,
$i,50o 00u, was too small, others that thc SECTION
to Ae sola was very desirable us means of con.
trolling lhe through traffic to thu Canadian sea-
board, which otAerwlsu might fall Into the hands
of . rival. Sir Henry Tyler, thp President Of
speech in which lle expressed himself ia being
of the belief that there would meter 10 M amal-
gamatiua u capital between thu Great
Western aud urund Trunk. ue hn.-
sell, 10 said. was as n.ueh disappointed
~ anybodE at thetprice to bc paid. lie woud
IL. .tarp sttungly urged tho meeting to aecept
thu terlna offered aild not throw away ,i,c
clIaAtv utlercd lhen. Clrculust aDces hal great
y ehnuEed snce tho line VIA constructed.
ltIera ila! besu greas sal! !u the pslco Of ma
pflcu 10 be paid WA haseu upon 10 cstiluate VI
the tnst uf constructing Q k!lnlIar line NOW uu-
der alteFea circumstances, when tho cost Vi con
sssuclt4n would be much le4t. Tbs H,oucy,
wien obtained, would ba spent In tie Western
txstnsiuu, and tlle Board tatl nut only wel.iua.
tuEel pInns. but bud already taken eotlIe
strpa tuWutas their aecompllsnmrnt, by tbs
acquisition Of one Hue which bud been sold al
auclh.n, aud though the money received wnull
expenses ol construction anil acquisition Ut til,
lines III co3itcM plat!ull, set It would 70 long
way towards II. ~ 10 atHn1guinattuu With tbs
Grcst Wskteru, liz did not faEos It now. lIs did
not think thete could ever tu an cnttre alnnlga.
4aiioi of eauital between the tWo. The uralut
Trunk Board had offered tho Great Western to
pool tie whpla trslIic VI tbs two companies, but
II wa oe3sctsd to BY ths Great Western Board,
, 1879-07-22
MYSTERIOUS DEATH,

Sunday afternoon Two citizens foun ! soun9
man named janles Douley lying in al uncon.
bcious condition at tho west end oi Eric street
bridge. He was taken to the Wcst MadI.
sou Street Station, whore Dr.. Dunno examined
him. but betng unable to ind marks of nny in.
jutics, pronounced It a cuse Of apoptexy and
latl him scut to the County Hospital. There
1t was lsccrtalncd that tlc man huJ
both jawboncs broken. hls skull fractured, md
had received serious interim. iulurr. Hu dlell
at II o'clock lust night without being ab!u tu
tell anything ubout himself. Ills brother,
Joseph Dootoy, living at No. 5s3 Car.
roll avenue, maintained from tho start that
James had met with foul play, and
Yesterday he hegan Ills Investigation. One
Michael McFadden. who, afpearcd to know
rested for rios, and was held by Justice Ws|s!,
in $500 bunla TO the 2jtt. Tic pollgo luyr at
last takcn the matter In hand.
, 1879-07-22

ing to their father. Mona was Indebted to her
lnsi'rr IN these settlements fur an allowance,
which WIS pad at reEular intervals. a few DAYS
sf 's faAes s's' L BIZ t"' os ss i9ed vessn 9n
iafk, nn,l was g'scnr to nndcrstand that
the allowance syslem ras at nm ond, und as
she waa leaving tho house slIo was insulted
~, " tlI ho,1sokroncr' nnh told that ae noed
story Of l!sr Disgrace III her own fathers
homo, a,'d tho affair horu heavily, size
s"ys. upon III Of them. Tic Talk as
10 Gsah ny sse W. revSe md W. fully
trnub!e BY hanRing themselves simultaneously.
Two days ago, after every arrangement for Tic
hanging had ooen made, Mona ttates that
sne y backed g o!,t, hut ,!at her sister. adhered
ors to tlssnatfa them. but to no avail. While
relating these scant prrsicutars the unfortunate
WH,lla'l-for ale Ia woman Ut nbout ~ years
Of uRc-bctfavcd every cfidoncc Of insanity, und
clIler competent person who witnessed her.
After overcoming iler first paroxysm of grief
shc told ihe story OF tho sad affair in nonct!a-
'lant md lanshlnsly ,gay mnnnrr that va. DIS
shrsWdcst Questioning. a. nearly as abe
was able to tell the hanging was dusc Al about
9 O'CLOCK. She WAS afraid TO notify the netgh-
bors, ana l.s was nearly distracted at tl'e :Kht'
sone little circumstances Indicate that
MONA HAS NOT TOLD THE TRUTH.
In her room upstairs was found brea1-kn[fc,
sharpencd to razor'a kccnness, which sf.s does
not at oil xccount for. Aud Upon drcaslng
case in tic front l,arlor WAS found note read
Ing, j" Wo must l0ck tho Wintlona.h beside
t''s lay dish with nails aud screws md harl-
ner, lst' all tllu wia.aoWs md aoors wcro doubiy
nuilcd. Other curious Indications about the
house went to prove that Mona Ind not told the
truth, or at least tbs complete truth.
serut. Howard, Ut tllc ilyda Park Police, was
at the Aren. Mt atl1lIk 10 oul nt1Ei tnnk tf,nfrn
of tho house H'd contents. Uy diroetton
Ut bis superior oilccr, Capt. Schneider, Mona
WINS placed under arreas, md strict orders wcrc
given that The house be not disturbed until the
Corollcr made llis investigation.
Lieut.. Barrett. OF the CottaEc Grove ro1cc.
stales that tile 1rowbrdge sisters formerly lived
Oh Calumet avenue, uear Twcnty-nlnth street,
and were given to midnight seauccs Of the
noisfest and most lunatic character. Uno night
Wstclman Frank found it necessary to Rug
their uoor bell twice, and request them to ccasu
disturbing the nctghbornood. For this they
complained Of him to the police. Sucl, noises
~ ,,nscefniy hours were frequent, nnd wore Of
tc nature of sport fur crazy people rather thar,
drunken orEics, Us many supposed them to be.
, 1879-07-22
RUINED BY GAMBLING.

Another Instance Of q young man stealing
from hla employers and playing the money into
faro4bank came to the surface yesterday by
the arrest Of tho thief, though the cash was
taken nearly rear ago. Iu April OF 1878, Ed
ward Everett Woodbury., aged IL, went to work
for the Chicago Docking Il Dredging Company.
ua kept the books, and received the hand
some salary Of SO q wcok. Having
leisure evenings, mud dieliking prayer
meetings aid churcl, suciablcs, he
sHpent hfs time 10 gambling saloons, principally
had. Aild lost them regularly. The gatnu tnfat-
i.atcd him, and cnsh lo must have. conlldcnt
TINT he could win iarge sum. Baturlluy, July
"a, 10 was aent to The Flrst National BANK to de-
following Wednesday, when Ills father called on
alr. Miller, President of tho Dock Company,
and stated uat tlo boy was IT
sa epd o s ss9 H. usr uSs Soea sls0 n hs 9 mattel nsa
pAslosophcally, anl said, "Lc. him como bnck.''
WoodanrY had dree,yed his father. lie had
lost the money surely, but neglected to ntato
youth bccamc frightened at bis narrow essapo,
but fear rcsttatned ht.a nnty conpfu Of wuoks.
Aug. II he collected bill of $50, mud thnt alsu
went into Alikc's roll ie to,k al different tunes
Sto a'Hi sso from thy safe, Of Which he bad the
S' Sy lis sooloyor. u 1oost "us tSe midaia ndsns
u the mouth he was sent to locksmtl,
to have n key Of thu su,c msdo. He gave MI
os'icr for two, One Of wlsrh he retained. At tho
first opportunity he 0lched $50, null, When ho
lad "losi f." 1t MS before, TIC believed detection
was certa.u, aud LETT the city. After his de-
par.ure A!s pcculationa were discovered, tho
aggregate bcln,, about $500 Woodbury. wont
to indianapolis, w!lcru llc aold cigars ind be-
llnved himself, 80 lar as IL known. About
month aEn llo returned to this city and went to
llvs With his parents at Austin. Ills father
endenVoseu to settle the n,atter with Mr..
atiscr. desiring. that tile boy should 70
to work at.tl nay back what he Ind stolen. Tfis
would perhaps have BEEN satisfactory had not
sumo deception bccu practicel. President MIL
lcr ilnntls dectd.d to hare Woodbury. arrested
or learning thut Aa wns in the vicinity Ut Cilca-
60, and put ihe matter into tho hands Ut A. b.
Wood's a.rncy. No. l9' Clark strcut. Ilc was
captured last evening Ut the Northwestern de-
pnt when ul.ouk taking the train for Austin
Being taken before Justice PrindlvllIu. no was
committed to thu County jail to await an ~
animation at = o'rlock this afternoon. Wood
tusv - all Intelligent young mBN, and repudiatcs
tl.e idea Ut belug tbsef considering himself q
ttfoul.h
, 1879-07-22
Two of Them Jump Out, and Ore
atc a First-Class
1sumpus.
Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania
Warning on the Pittsburg &
Lake Erie,
Concerning the Sale OF the
3, River du Loup Road to
Canada.
Slight Differences Betwoon the Mana
gers Of tho Races and the
Railroads.
VANDERBILT AND BUFFALO.
6pscfz; }3ispdffA 10 TIE TrttHre

VANDERBILT AN u HUFFALOs
specsai bikndsea 10 TIE Tribune
EuFFALo, N. T., July 21.-For upwards Of
two years there has heen IN tllis cit. more or
less fighting over The subject OF the Crosstown
Rona thai ts. n -oi1rosf1 connrct,nr Tho n,nnu.
~ 49,, ,<.,.sH 49, ~, ..'t', 49, -.
!ae&oF1es "''u o."cs p:nsco u "'e'"csa on Luz
West Side with rallroads On the East 6tue. The
CeutEnl has had branch on the West Side,
hut busncas.men orc onpo,cd tn ahinniup oycr
- h.c.rso I'm acc1,,r ~ n,,,i,,. orn ,nt ,a,I
.I.ao'o ~ asson'o' NV uot eu""'
anu ~ ID very u7natas u rcheh. oeslaes th's'
number OF elevators Ia tic harbor have ncrer
had auv roi1roud connections, nrd about two
v,ars aeo a comnany VIVA orrnntzed for t),c
,,..,,a ~ ,ao,t,,,- ~, .,,.., Ia,..,,1a ,aon1t,
,,, eul ouso y. ,Ass.H ~ .lu Wy ao''.1ou
however. da not taKe Kiholy 10 inc echclhe, aI'a
the Central Railway COMPANY did not like the
p,au, as 1t would give opposing lines chance to
1ot a. hueinr.. nf Witch tl,nr had mnuorotr.
r.. ,.s.t .s".sa,s ~. ..a.>sos" h.1 n ~,
!Ho 'osat eon!pa"5 Jus "etu'o'e ""u "A'4
nEht TO live It's enemies nearly croshnE IL cacn
year. It, howevcr, Was Differed by shasn a11d
determined men. md fin ubstac1cs have been
.ro~a.,1.. 49,. H. m. TIJa ,aor ia rront
oss,' stss 1ns oa'' . s,,ao a. ), .oasr. sa' :.
exp!Eeo. anu m ehosE "as n,auo IL seoe" IL
The Central at once sprang to the breach, md Of
fercd to construct eros 4tow road ,announcLngu
otcmnt,no bn,t IN tt,c Common Council ,ha. tiny
s.s,,,t .est ,ar,-o ,,.unnoor f1n,,t ~, ,1,o ~.
"ou'o sseet 'u'eo passo"se' oS.ao W ~. ~.
race anu diaeontlHue Lie Last DuINlo uepot,