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REVIVAL or KU-KLUXISM,
An Interesting I:p1ntle Received by a
North CaroiInn f;eiltlcnania WHO aIaa
AnnonMced His Intealtlofi Of Voting
tho Republican Ticket.

An Interesting I:E1ntle Received by a
Nortl Caroilnn f;eNtlcnanaa WHO aIaa
Annon2red IIIs Intention of Voting
the Republican Ticket.
Stiu l'or; 14nss.
RALEIGH, y. e., Sept. .5.-'fhDre Nrc Iirin-
ar.tts Ut white mel IN North Caroll,la wllu
llayc never voted anything but thu Demo-
czltlc ticket who now declare Tint they lls-
tend to vuto with tic Republicans. This
fact Is kli0Wh nlll appreciated BY tho Delna-
crnts. Whenever 1t IL kllbwn tllnt a white
Democrat llas turned 1ladical, 1,o il first bo-
8nlglt to return to Ills payty. II hu refuses
to do this, lie Is mn.!e 10 fenl tho wrath Ut
the Democrats fit Ills business, In his private
relations, md fn every other way tlNlt c,ln be
devised. Tho following letter was received
by the gentl1nn1, to wltpm 1t WIS addressed,
III Neuse k!yer Township, Wake County,
where lie resides. AEr. Moouinglam has a1,-
no,ticch .l1ut lIo intel,ts hereafter to yuto
tho Republican ticket. All other me;1ls
nnytng fMtlel to make lin return to tho
Democratic faith, tllo following was sent
him:
''afr. 1fooninaham-DgAn Sin: understand
yn h,vo ..uc.rcd yourself n rntlicni; II It Ia SO
hvsr S"rry for t! sakS # yr shr"n
hc'ltl of them: hut IL this hr irtio what Will
g9q s,Er ps ss e f9 They 'tss4s b. sqsssd w
tho rospettfnl ptspte Of ynnr 1,eiRhbortsoml
must rettitaiy 1t bn snnc way. Did yUll tnnw
tborp still cxts urtlsr called the ciollx claus.
this u trlt and II yun still persist III yp.,r UNI
principle politics w will re.llcy 1t III RoEle way
Wo Will mt nlInw prrson III our rAnks. WIN ls
trying to ruin snctety and bring tllaurncc and
ruin upon our raco. We write you these linos
frnm tho $ay yna 'rs pi!rs.,ing. Tho next tlmlo
yon hear from lis will DO III anltle other wny.
Our order cnnstste Of MI mc,nkors. We wilt
visit y0lir scutluM bctwGcn this nlld lst nf Ott.,
and Il yt1l it'll sfck tIr 10 your lsG1an designs,
Snt nnkr ynilr will mud select your p1Nco to tg
your grave, BY order OF CApt. 0f
"Porlaps yoti think sou.o ono Ia lining th!a to
ecnr0 yunt It SU ynll continue tn think Eu; tilno
Will toll II you nre 10 nluHu nnd aolldIsh III To
BIZ negro layer, wN will Hl!tlse ynu tn ltArD this
nclshborhood. fDu curtuin1y 0A1L't stuy hero.
WG will visit yG1i l1HF0ru wn resnrt to Auy crlicl
neans. but wo regret to hayo to do. nny thing
cruel. truly hnpo YOU my reform epfDru nny
"Cnpt. u. Il. O."
Mr.. Aoonllgltam was not frTghtjlonua by
this notice, WI llp vii! continue to be q H.
publican. Whether this letter cnt,lc frau
ono rl..ll,, or a Ktan If ku-klCx, rel,inlns tp
lIe seen. IT tho kt-k1ux arm 10 hn turned
lnnse ngain they will meet with tseattly re-
cpltsons everywhere In this Stntc.
, 1880-09-29
Meeting Of New York Democrats
In Convention at Sara.
toga.
Kelly Runs the Concern With
out Let or Hin
drance,
And Shapes Its Action, While
Irving Hull Folds Its
Hands.
NEW YO1tk CONVENTION.
Srffiaf ltstImfth to The Ehteauc J,ItuHs.

NEW YORK CONVENTION
8pfetaf iutpafth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEw fonK, Stpt :,s.-A special telegram
frum Saratoga To tic New York Timcs snys:
".rte Democrats luvg hglli their Convention.
have nominated Judge Kapall0 for Chief
Judge Of the Conrtot Appeals, nlld 1Iaye golio
lOn,c. Thu ctTUrts Of tic friends Ut
Judge Rnpnllo ~ win supporters to Ills
side weru pushed diligently last night nnd
curly this morning. The Interest felt III ,lo
Convention, Judged by tho attendance of
outsiders, was small. Besides tho delegates,
nltermtcs. Statc Committee and hcclers,
numbering perhaps 600 persons, there wcre
not 100 Democrats in town. Tllu llunr
for assembling In convention WAS
o'clnek. Just bcfure tn.t hour
the 1alnlnany and until 'l'nnlnany Inen formed
IN ti,c, with Jnhn Kelly md 1Ni1lEnm c.
Whitney at their l1catl, alld marched to tile
Town-llall. Kelly atut Whitney separated
fiji the llalf, aud sat fur nl'art. Sal-
set Cox and Joln Fox walked III to-
getller, a,ld Cox remarked that this was
not tue farceuf - Box and Con-" but Of Fox
s. Cox. Kelly WIS rpeeivrtl with extravn-
gant signs Uf delight from the Tamninl1y
Delegates. Ernstlls Brooks, palc, salow,
and enrgw0rt, shuile1 IN uiMl tO0k
n pfac1 Mt the left. Rufus ".
Peckham was elected Chairman of the COIL
vel,tinii. Messrs. Scl,el1, Corning, keariey.
and I'urcult, ul1 Tainnany Iinll nIsi,, were
adled To tho State Committee, giving kHlly
five meHIlers cut OF the seven tn which thu
City OF New York Is entitled. Resolutions
were pass.ti reatlirim!ty the principles
Of tho State Convention Of 1871,
md ratifytng tho resolutions adopted
by the National Convention ut Cincinnati,
pleslBing tho Electoral votu Of the State Of
Ecw York tn Hancock ,,ld English, congrat-
u!i.tlng their brethren III other Stutes
,,lWn the j|atteritg prospect which
NOW EXISTS throughout tho country,
a1al expressing regret for the Heath
a'Mt admiration fnf The character
OF the late Chief-Justice Sanford E. Church,
Of ilc Court Ut Appeals. With the excep-
tlon nf thB Kings County delegation, headed
by O'flirlly, whn were contestants, atd were
,1ot .ad,,lttesi, thu Convention was .hnrino-
i1t0ns, becAllst 1atlnnrly EuL nfl 1t askUl fur.
10 The tFtstra Assottattd frfts.
S..NArnfiA. n T., Sent. 2s.-tlIo Dang"
ltnfis W.. pecklinn, Cllnir.,n1l. John Kelly
WIS received with great applause, aF'd nln!lo
nn1on existing, sayng sl!cf, union E!larn,'-
tee.l tho state to llaiicock and English by
'ri,e r"Ttesiiing s.elygatlon fran Kings
t"'tty CO. ' WAS not rreos''xed' and rot1fe'l from
After other speeches were 1na.1e Of slsni!nr
import to kelly's Tho p!ntf0rtl! WIS adopted.
a!ld tho Convention prOrenttGM to nominate
candidate for Chief 'Justico Of tho Court Of
ElmrIes \. Rapello ll,yng received ma
tHrlty 0f thu VOTES Gust IN tic rst bAll1t llfs
nomination wNs ttaalu unanimous, aliu tle
Convention adjourned.
, 1880-09-29
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR,

Spsetai dispatch 70 Tat Chteaoo Trthune,
Spr1SurIELn. ILL.,, Srpt. :,s.-Tlo attend
ance Mt tho Statu Fur to.tay was rnthcr
Night. but everything passed. oE well. y
'argu number Ut premiums were awarded In
tho horse mt! catt'e rings. Z. II. Culbertso,,,
OF cl,frago. carried oft most of tho rIbf,ons
for tho different ctnssns Of tleretort cattlr.
Don Cassacl. from thu Cratcr. frnn, near
Joliet. tnak first premium In tlIu stallEuhs
Giass; ai!d Isnnts CnylsI, from tl'e su'nu
straight l,eats. c running rare. .tilln lush,
WIS caslly won by Phil Warren's Elolse over
three cUlItIIctiturH,
, 1880-09-29
CHURCH CONSIDERATION.

SpsetaE UlsFatfh 70 TAt E4ea60 7F1kNnf.
Eta1S, ILL.,, Sept. 2S-'rhe cornerstone OF
Tho Eplseopal Church. Ut tho ltc.!cu,ner was
lail t0tlay With appropratu ceremonies.
Addresses wero nhsdu by tho lst.-lksy. ". Il.
Mc1.asen. i. I, d., bishop Ut the nIocosv Ut
Illinois; by tho lssy.. T.. +. Cloyuland. Nsctor
# Ut. i'anis Church. DuntlHe; .by. lhe ttur.
Algonquin. X liz Lux, euntaininE various
records, wns deposited III tho stUuu. The
sssMstMs~ wi! st,hs " ,VUl; tl.e lot, Waived ut
y, ED, GelrK ll0E,tesl by II, 1.eU Burden.
, 1880-09-29

nftnr trip Of nhnllt hnlt M iln,,r. d,lr-
.iu which ah1 reached III elevation t,f tEs fiics
i:nco,intcrinR cloud pf ruin, .ahn ti1rnw n,lt
hai!ast aud everything n tho haskct. lu': tho
hn!tnpn became htq,vy fcnm tho rNist. nn1 .le-
Hccnt1inR. tlrAgged MtH'h ltn top. Of tin fnre.t
trces. t,naliy l,a!ylns ~ tho tnp II tn.asw,sul
nut hunting ,'ists'srrrd her peti'n's sttlnttnn,
ant proceeded to tho rescue. which Wns n hltsht
tnsk. 4 long la|ter was pr0cllre,1. ntN1 ttptrl
nsccsalttK tho tree Y wnk to.nd necessary ta cut
limbs fr.'in H. Nnd tho aIly was with tiGtcnlty
rescued. nftcr remaining III Tho rce.top for nil
hour and n hnlf In Il ttEcmtltlilE storm.
, 1880-09-29
And the Porto Replies by Send
Ing 1tcinforcenacnts In
largo Numbers.
The French Vessels viii Take No
Part III Actual Hostifities.
L Growing Feeling in Favor Of Vigorous
Measures Of Coercion.


HECATa1I nEMAHhEU.
I.oSnoy, Sent 2S.-.Tllo Powers have
,oron, ntor,,, ,lomondrd of the s,,tta,, tho In,
it". y. .,s I,.a,'s o .,'i s ., "s ~.
1'e"'ate tGeal' u n'~a 1's''" "''o lno au''c1'
der at Dulcfr1io.
DIVIDED COUNCILS.
RA6UsA. Sept. &.-1t IL stated TINT tho Eli
glIsh MD Russian Governments would be
dtsuoscd ia acce,lo to The Monteucerin RI.
a"a., ~. .,',,.art -, 1a,,,t ,,,,t a. ,an.
,,--,.. ~ ti,n ,ti.or f.,,.,.,,,o,.,t H. ,.,st,f
srn, ,,a,,h,fvI II, ,,,a, ~ .,,asa .,tn,a,,i,tns
's ~ .,n,',,. n,.' sM ~ t,,s: vo.'su H.,
, 1880-09-29

6pteiat Ohpafeh IL Tx CAttaao Tribune,
CEhA1t RArlis, H., Sept. 2S.-Sews WIS
received hero t,.tlay tllat tw0 flrnIeru nu,pt'tl
El'lngelt atsA Turner, living llcar N0rwny. II
few miles wcst, wero drowned willis at-
tempting tn cross Il stfeanA swollen by tho
henyy ral9s Saturday night. The, bridge
Eave way, letting tho Gletl, Horses, niul wagon
lutO thu water,
, 1880-09-29
G0REl 10 DEATH.

JEit1c1Io, H. l.. Supt. .a,-Willlam Dnn-
nelly, II farln"r living near Jericho, upon ell-
tcring Ills cattlc-yanl with tho sleeves of hts
rsst-ilannel SHIRT displayed, WIS nttncke, by
Ills l'nll Md Cured bully t,at liz died yes
tertiay truln EllS Injuries,
, 1880-09-29

OBITUARY..


CALVIN GODDARD CHILD.
STAMfoIs1', Conn.+ Sept. s1.-Cntyfn Cod
darh Child. United Statss District Attorney
fur Connecticut. counsel fnr tho New York,
Now l1nyet, Il Harlem 1saltrnn,l. and n tnwyer
of high standing nmi repatte III New York
ai,d Connecticut, died In Stamford this
,nrnlng in tho 41tl, yenr 1t Ills nge. by Ills
dentll CONNECTICUT loses one Of hnr fore,n.lst
sttl.s. lfr. Child wing private secretary nf
tinv. Buckingham during the War fUr the
Union.
, 1880-09-29
NfA6SAt,lIttSETrs.

lsosvoS, Mass, Sept. :3,.-rhe Republicans
OF the Eighth District nominated Jolu u.
CAiMt11r fir Congress.
CilEsrEIh .Atuss, Sept. 2S-Ths Republic
MIS- 9f thu Eleventh Congressional District
,iutntuutu4 Albert q. ND0t!W0rtt,. -
, 1880-09-29

ELtzAnETlt, N. IT,, Sept. :s.-The lscpub-
licnns Ut the Third district haye nominated
Chllltun Robbins far Congress.
JERSEY Clrr, y. j., S.pt. :.s.-The Delu1-
Gratis Ut tho Surnnth nlstfIut nominated 4.
Il. uarleMburgil fur Congress.
, 1880-09-29

LONDON, Sept. IA disputcDl from Capc
Town says: Krlnf0rce.netts numbering i, 900
arc On the way tu I2asululaI,tl. Ono Ut Chief
l.ttssas' Suns WINS killed IN tho recent aet[oll,
besides u hundred Unsutus.
OI4AuSTNSE,
;, LONDON. Sept. sa-(;latlstune will leave
llHWaTttcn to-lay to attemA the Cub!net
council,
, 1880-09-29

San F,sASrisct,, Sept. :..s.-'rhc Supreme
Court tt,.tlay <t,citletl that no county or
munfclpa! oiilcers are to bo vote,l fur ut tho
election, tl,ls fa!l, either IN San Francisco or
the Interior counties. This u,.ioes Il grcat
Al,lnstmt NJ county convention work by tho
yartut!s polltlcal parties.
, 1880-09-29
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cat., Se,'t aA.--'rllo prcs!-
dent a1nl party arrived ut Asi,ln,Nl> urc., Just
across the line, yesterday. Tho cItizeMs ten
trreu HIN n rHcupt!on 1t, tho public stlnslrt,,
Wiere sllurt alMcclltS wnre delivered by thu
President aI!d ten. Sherman.
, 1880-09-29

DErl.o,T, AlIcl,., Sept, 8.-Tho ltcpnbllc-
M Congressional Convention of tha First
District to-tlay nominated tho lIo,,. jain S,
Ncwberry f0r reflection tu Congress, hit Ilu
declined Un account Ut urgent business CT.
gaKe..lsn!s, MlWt lha ltan. llenry ". Lard,
fnrIuurly c0nsMl TO Manchester, was then
nominated.
si*sia, Dt,pnt<h I, II. catengo Tribune.
ASx Anl.t,R, Mich, Sept. y. Thu Kepub-
licnu Representative Convention hero to-day
nominated ex-sluynr Edward u, kinne for
Representative In tho Legislature.
, 1880-09-29

IllcltstoSD, W., Sept. 2s.-'rhe llepuhllc-
an c0mMlltteo Ut tho Thlia District no,nl-
mated. Il. i. pclonsv, yIco q. +. ltanlsde! IT.
ciInetl.
, 1880-09-29
AFGIIANISTAN.

SUBMITTED TN THE AslEEts,
CA1GuTrA. Sept. :8.-:rle. latest Ady)ces
froip C4but aFe s1tat t!lu utt!cers a.li lnel, NJ
the Cabui reRt,ueuta lot Ayooh's de{vatesl
arlay llAya Feac!lcd Cahul mud submitted tu
, 1880-09-29
RUSSIA

TIE MOVEMENT AGAINST TIE TutscoMASs.
ST. 1'ErEtsstuHts. Sent. .s.-A dispatch
from Nfce',ctl REPORTS that Gcn. Sknbpe'r has
arrived at DearIna will, twenty g,,tls.
HAY DESTROYER.
ST. pETE1tsnt;nts. Sept. 2Y.-Fltty hay
bargcs btllncd MI the NUN. 1.oss, $4,000.
, 1880-09-29

t,ta, at Grccnock. There l,ayn bccn no ar
rrsts, and nU tangible evitlcnce Is known To
the public contlrmatory Of tho report of
Niht1iss plot to destroy tho vessel with nitro
glyccrine.
PARLIAMENT.
Tho Press Association Is informed TINT Il,
view ut ntfntrs In ireland and In tic East,
Influential supporters Ut tho Government hre
frulhcf.
, 1880-09-29

EX-SENATOR fREllNGnuYSEN III,
NEW iNIik, Sept, .8,-Ex-lJt.ittal States
6enAtor Frei!iIghuyscn, of Now Jcrsey, IL
srrfnnsly. III at Ills summer residence ut
kusilan, NJ j,
, 1880-09-29

T1lE REPORTED Nlllli.Isr PLOT.
I4osIoH, Sept as.-So explosives have
been found OH bvarl tho Czar's yuc!,t llyp.
, 1880-09-29

BERLIN. Sept :s.-Enpcror William hns
completely recovered aud gono to Balcn-
baden.
, 1880-09-29
4 lady .AeronuNt Who LuMtiea in 4
Tree E1ElAkY keNt from tlae f:r0Mnds

NEW YuHk. fept. s1.-tarIotta. tho u.ly aorn-
ruut+ WIN Undo y ballton Aseenst0n ffum tho
thrn4nGn County Fa1r-Qtt,ttId5 ut tha RECENT
ltion befurc she rcached tho Gid at hes ride.
6ho tirst lantlctl 1n tho tArut Ut Simon Turner,
III rrstull, sotuo Aro lllles from Aorwach,
, 1880-09-29

TlrE OANtBAIr1 F.tsttL.r.
NOatE, Sept. M.-fiun. t;nribnldf and lils
son Menottt lave resigned their seats In the
Chamber Of Deputies.
MtSfND EXPLOSION,
BEHL1S. Sept. 9S.-f}y MI explosion of fire.
tlnmp tn a mine MAR litrmc, Essen District,
eleven WOrkmeh were killed. anti the same
number seriously wounded.
, 1880-09-29

EN-CONGNEsSaiAN ALBRIGHT.
MAucs CMrSw, pa., Seis. Con.
Eresss,lan Albright died tlIts morning Of
paralysis.
, 1880-09-29
Some Instances Of Lively Competition
Among Coroners.
The Underground Ratlroail-1York upon
It to Be Commenced This Fall.
Romance IN Real L1fe-Tho Career Of Baron
Herman de ReIffanbsrg.
Unprecedented Bnsintu Atirity, md now II viii
AEttt tht Coming Election.

| 1tnra uf NcW f0rk tf1tr nti1 Y1G1n1tr sf11pv
inyc f,ncn it,,l,,a,rlo,s mr., ,,ova ,'t,,annr,j
cemprt1ttot, hns mcn stronr amnnr them.
nnfI sn,urtin,r1. # m,at In anil wi,t, r.1rat
lin htuh railing of iusnccsinu rornecs I'M
l,crn rKrat|rtl bv the ,,nsrr,t,l,lnna cn,,,,uct
of sp,nn of tl,e guild. An Instance will iIlus.
tratc Whl|o nussfnr t|lrourl, L,ttlo 1icI,
Gatg. Lour 1slntld Yoind, au,ue n,puths since
rms YrrAMru srAwAyuAwA.
having on boar,I sayrrol hun,jretl eycurs,nn.
lsts rnurbt t,re nnI wns hurncfl In tl,o
wnter,Y ctlnp. Abnut fifty mrn. wutnr,,. nuL
| children werc rnasfc1 0r tIrowred. A t.oro.
ner an tina n,llacant cua,t of LING island
observing t}lo cutastropl,e. aulup,n,,pd his
fury nnl nrrnorctt tn nrorcrti to tnsincss ot
o,,cr. 4 INV York Cnronnr ttlscnvrr."l tha
| s,gnr-nt1,n which was ahnut tn full into ht.
netxh,ur's Inn. lila tbereutmn nrncurrd
suuIc lout,npn. and Inryestetl al,out ift.c,,
oh tha 'Ws.y eosss st a, w,cn e la coveye 10
INC Morgne NJ the De'leSno Hospital, where
fle Held Ills tfslncSt8, aild subsequently re-
cciyed Ills fees. Thu LING Island official
This tnstn,cn ~ outnr,,rtxn nn,yosar ,s ~
1h's 'asl"s.ce u ENTERPRISE however Is HOT
equal 10 t'Est so1!'ett'heH cSll'hIted by jersey
City Curui,crs. fsecently two Of these ofi-
oh " woman ,,',,..n,. ,,,,,
hEfoEE siIE WAS DEAD.
4hc Co1ohef "lnlH WstoSo JHFlsllict!on Tho
wo1,lall was, discovered Ills rival sitting OIL
man., e l'o, hS" sae1 9a ~ u s, n'sc ms 1o % ITO
lcnrnc,l tint his rival was linking prepnra.
] wl,oso " rIEh,s @ werc m % 1rInr juyuc hurried mJi
application for nj ninntlan IN m prevent % Cor. IT,
o,,er No. = from l,ojIimg m iuai1cst Fla
pathe'ie s:u,cn'ent of counsel With gravity.
wns not dead, llu dismissed tho application
OH tho grounl Tint there wns nothing to Gu
etes. ~ tho NEW 1ofR newspapers, hui mt
WITH that a1llllitication necessary to Impress
the public mini with Its pccuiulisies. The
jli,fst,,, f,iyrr t,t,,et. Nv wili; so,nn t,yrntvo
iiyM workn'nn "n,ati tilerei, u ft,st a"f th|r
| lives, rendering tGo services Of Il Cor0tIsr
hecessaTy, canis iis,r ca!,sing " riot ns a'no"g
tHS e"MuetItiou f"r lie l"h, ~ ri" Tv,,rsJ MI
Cu,nll;,y, however, settled the tisplltt by
not tiggii,g tic bndtes Of thfs workinen otit:
nT W. @ss 1a e5E ySf tMoas e
nr o,,aa1a, 1t1 HI - ncnrair IN HIG1s % rs
.M,rt'ans,t. 'o''c' '4s p'*''A''' III ''!e'' "e'
Thu Elevated Rallroad of tIts city IS To-
laSo rival In
y hlc | + 'w rH esfnhiso' hs
Einvn. ~ i,nn r. u yast h,,,t a. tts ;ubl M
bllt Hi intonr,II,ln r,,isa,,cr r., indi, I,.nis
In annn ,,stnt,"i.s ,,r,'nsrfv Ina h"an n",.
i,. ra','.,, r,,uIsntr ~ E fpra;,,a ~
,.s,stno ,,ss, - , r., ~, y sva tas1 ,s ..,!s
tyin%ws. ~ Ut iii md M wnisr uI ond M'i'' smntrns
rlcees Ut iron, @ soii the ''': cloiGes. Gt't a't
uunn'"'tntIt t. .It 1ias""Hcl no nses, ~
, 1880-09-29
ELISHA Hiss. III,

ELISHA BLISS, JR.
1IAKrrnni. Col,n., Srpt. .s.--Ellslsa nl1ss,
j., 1'rcsitlrnt Of tho American Publishing
Company, lied tt,-tlny, ngett 5s.
, 1880-09-29

Our s!,nrl, rcJ0rtcr VIVA nent1y shayctl ycater-
tlly with t;lltIeurn shaving sss,ap.
, 1880-09-29

IN0ts 4AAANN4 @111N3
l,rcctur 1f tho Was;urn eun!ucr Hchnnl NJ Lam
IN Thu "NninsAl 3plhnA" Of TcnE.ilne t4at1p 1alus
nj 71 H. ill.,. III tuunl IL C1nunl Mustc.llhl1, All Aro
EuEInfly inFt cd.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-04-28

How shall the preacher keep his au-
dience from going to sleep? was the
practical question discussed by lee
turer before a theological class, recent
ly. His negative answer was that
mere elocution won't to do it, and be
emphasized the need Of conviction.
sympathy and earnestness. We should
begin at the beginning. and say pure
air and plenty OF it was the2irst con.
dition of fighting somnolency and all
the rest may be summed up ia saying
to the preacher, keep awake yourself,
with all that includes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-04-28
Consumption cure,

An old physician, retiring from prac-
tiee having placed in his hands by ~
East India missionary the formula Of u
simple vegetable remedy ior The
speedy aud permanent cure for con-
SUMPTION, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat aud Lung Affections
also q positive aud radical cure Tor
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous
Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers IN thou
sands OF cases, has lett II his duty to
make IL known to his suffering fellows
Actuated by tins motive and u desire
to relieve human suffering, | will send
free OF charge to oil who desire It, this
receipt, in German, French or English,
with full direction for preparing aud
using, Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W.
W. Shcrur, lio Powers Block, Roeh'
ester, n. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-04-28
Tho Old 0aken Bucket,
A. pryIssp AID tplIrp ~ 4 "sISuIHIIs'

I'D YIN pNHpW sNs~S'
A. REVISED AID EpiIEp w A"sANifAAiIA''
With what anguish Of mind ! remember
my childhood,
Recalled in the light Of knowledge siSee
gainedi
The malarious farm the Wet, fungus
The chills then contracted that since nave
remainedi ,, -. .,,,
The seum'eovered duet'pondi the pig
sly close by III 49,,
The ditch where the souT'snelllng house
drainage fell ,
The damp, shaded dwelling The ioul
ban-yard nigh it
Hut worse than all else was that leiriple
well,
And the old oaken bucket, the mold
erusted bucket, . l..
The moss eoyerei bucket, that hung W
the we'll, A..
just think oft Moss on tho vessel that
lifted rtr.
The water drank N the days called 10
mind
Ere knew what professors aud scientists
gifted
IN the water Of wells by analysis llnd'
The rotten wood fibre, the oxide OF lfoh'
The alge, tho frogs ofunusual slze,,
The waler-impure ~ the verses OF byron,
Are the things remember win tears W
my eyes
Aud TO toll tho sad truth-though | shud'
der 10 think it
considered the water uncommonly clear
Aud OMEN ut noon, when went 10 drink W.
enjoyed II ~ much ~ now ENJOY peor.
How ardent seized II with hands thht
were grimy, $780, =.
And quick TO the mud covered bottom II
fell ,.,
Then soon, with It's nltrates, aud nltritcs'
and Shiny ,,
With matter organic, II rose from the Wei''
oh ! had but realized IN time TO avoid
them, a..
The dangers that lurkcd In that pesillent
draught,
ia have tested for organic germs, ANA
destroyed them
With potasslc pcrmanganale ere ma
qualicd;
Or, pcrchancc, I'd have boiled " ana
afterwards strained II
Through filters of charcoal and graVe'
combined;
Or, after dlstilling, condensed ana re-
gained u
In potable form, with is nth ieh be-
hind.
How little knew of the dread typhoid
fever
Which lurkcd In the water yentu red 10
drink;
but since I've become DEVOTED believer
In the teachings of sclcucc, ] shnddei 10
think.
Aud now, far removed from the scenes
I'm describing, 1850,
The story of warning to Others teli,
AS memory rcyerts to my youth'ui III
bibing,
And gag a, the thought of that horrible
well,
And the the old oaken bucket, the fungus
grown bucket
In fact, the slop-bucket-that hung III th'
we'll -,
III. C. Bayles, in n. Y. World.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-04-28
NRWTHERS RAILROAD.

1870. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1879
an aud after Dec. ISIS, Passenger Train
" will run rs follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord Ut 1915
A,M.i and Accommodation Train at 1910
A,uslor White River junction, connection
ith train for Well River, ST. Johnsbnry,
wartoil, Newport, Willoughby aud Magoe
Dakcs. Stanstead, Quebec, hath, Iiitleion,
Lancaster, aud the White anI Francons
Mountains. Also, witntrains for Mont
heller, Mansfield Mountain, burlington, st.
Aibahs, Houses Point, Montreal, OgdcnG.
burgh, and the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Concord NJ
$50 r. NJ for White River Junction q Bristol.
EVENING ExPRgss TRAIN leaves Concord
At S,ijr. ". for White River Junction, con
necti,r, with trains for Montpelier, Burling
ton, st. Adams, Rouse's Point, Montrea!
Oaiensburgh, and the West, and with Wood.
stock X. Il. for Qucchee, Woodstock, etc.
.Or on arrival OF trains from Boston, Wor'
caster, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS
INCOMING EXPRESS TRAINleaves White
River junction for Concord at zoo A. NJ, or on
arrival of trains from OgdenSburgh and Mon
trcal. This train is run to Boston on Sunday.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves White Il.
Junction for Concord AZ 600 a. ~.
+BnIsToL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
at $50 A. N. and Franklin at 9.05 A. N.
rMAIL TRAIN leaves White River JInciioh
for Concord ut 1900 NJ, or on arrival OF
trains over tho Vermont Genital, Passumpsic,
and White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAN leaves White RIVER
Junction at 400 r. NJ, or on arrival OF trans
from Montreal and Ogdensburgh, Brattle'
boro, Kccnc, Bellows Falls, Windsor, &cp
connecting at Concord with train for Man
chester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston. =,
tThesc trains connect at Concord win
trains for Manchester, Lawrence, forls.
mouth, Portland, Nashua, Worcester New
York, Lowell, and Boston. ,,
Concord, n. H., Dec. !, 1879.