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THE BACEELoR's IAST n0URs.

Not laugh was heard, nor joyous note,
AS our friend 10 the bridal we hurried;
MOI q wit discharged his farewell joke,
~, De bachelor went 10 be married.
We lrricd him quickly 10 save his fright,
NuI heads from the sad sight turning;
ana sighed Is We turned from the lamps
dim light
To think him not more discerning.
10 inln.s that "a bachelor, free and bright,
ln4 snT of the sex as we found him,
'f,i-ia mere az the altar, az dead OF night
he caught IN the snales that bound am.
= sW and short were the words we said,
llnu4h OF cake and wine pariaklng;
Meescoried him home from the scene Of dread,
nAllc his knees were aWfully shaking.
slowly and sadly we marched him adowu
rom the top 20 the lOwermost story:
anu we nave never heard from nor seen The
poor man
since we left him alone in his glory.
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G160O To 5000 A YEAR, or So TO SD per
QlOOO day in your own locality. No risk.
Women do as well as men. Many make more
than the amount stated above No one can
fail 20 make money fast. ANY one can do the
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and private terms free; samples worth S. also
free; you can then make mp your mind for
yourself Address GEORGE STINSON & co.
Portland, Maine. 81
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ace A WEEK in your own town. and no
DOO capital risked. You can give the busi-
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tuniiy ever offered for those willing to work.
You should try nothing else until you see for
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men. send for special private terms and par
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Don't complain OF hard times while you have
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Tumors and salt Bheum, Worms, Gout, Neu-
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They purgc out the foul humors OF the blood;
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tone 20 the whole being. They cure not only
the everyday complaints of everybody, but
formidable and dangerous diseases. Most
skilful physicians, most eminent clergymen,
and our best citizens, send certificates OF cures
performed, and OF great benefits derived from
these pills. They are the safest and best physic
for children, because mild as well as efiectual.
Being sugar coated, they are easy TO take; and
being purely vegetable, they are entirely
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S3OO home men made a bhe'fgf by TIE ndGsroas a aeg egp a.
tai not requireds we will start YOU. Men,
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are laying up large sums Of money, Address
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are used for every kind Of composition
except tabulated aud display work, the
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Each machine costs 500, aud the aver
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uECEESEB.

LITTLE ONE fole GRANT AND i RIG ok1 FOR
TIE NQXH.
Spsetal UApat&A "a Ih< Chteaa0 7rtbtnA
WAs.s1Na1oN, D. G., Dec. lt.-Tho House to-
day passed Il resolution u tnke holiday reccss
If two wecks beginning Wednesday, Dec. =, e.
ltld ending Tuesday, Jun. I. Tl.cr0 wus ut nFst
An attempt tu uVutl record vote upon It, n3
eo1ne members xeamcd to Ilavo an opinion that
their constituents might hold thom to account
for tnkluR 80 tnt4ch Ut q short season, Whett
buslnras Is prcaslnx, Tor u Christmas vacation,
but tho ruIt.call was finally ordered. Tho Feso-
lution wis RdoEted by vote Of ls5
to Il. Tut negative vote wnB almost exclusive"
" composed Ut Wmturu and Southwestern
tMrnlbors, Tho only kastern tnembers who
ppfoscd tho adjournment wore CoHroth and
Wise, of Pennsylvania; Field, Of Mussachnaotts3
llunkle, Ut Maryland; and Joyco, of Vermont.
Tho pEuEH,aitIen was discussed by tho Ways uad
NeMns Committee for M hour hcforo tho rcso.
luton was repurtud thls morning, aud tho arxu-
u,ut In la fuvor was tut oil the essential bus!-
t1es3 guiltl ho accomplished ly taking TWO
wceks' rrGess, but thut u longer y1lcau0n would
cutupel Congress tu work up to tho mark 70
accomplish !ta NECESSARY business 1t might
hare beon adluI that u Iunxor vacation
j0ls, Tho Ways aud Means CunIntttou Jay th4t
thoy expect IL bu aAlo 70 pass Fpninx hill
through tho House bofura r0ccss, and that th0y
Will hold Saturday session to accomplish this.
After the Pension bill had pnssod the House,
nh effort WA made to adjourn, but tho
hpcAker did not recOxnlzQ the motion. Gu
ts0 contrary, no rucoEnlzoa Representative
, 1880-12-17


Special Dtspatsh 10 7hs Chicago TtbAns.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. l8.-Qen. Isurlatdo's
Educational bill caMo up at haff-past J, With
tho understanding that Il vote Ahoutd ho takon
Rt q. 4 number Of amendments wnre prcscnt-
I'd, sotno OF them leading to discussion. usld nt
sictoek scnntor Morghn was speaking. When
ho hud concludetl, II waE asserted that, as tho
voto was nut takeA Mt 1, tho understanding WIS
void. 1t waa duol,lcd that tho bill should 10
taken up anl voted TN Tomorrow.
Fit0M 1.-THE NECoHp."
IL fas trtstfrr As.octaf<d l7rztt
WAslIlN01s1N, u. e., I>eo. 1h-Dobnte was 70.
suu,os OF, thu Elucauoa I'LL.
Mr, TELLER approved tho purpose Of tho bill.
hut PROPOSES to materially an,c,l)it. lIe showed
shtlt tho chief bul,of'cEares under tho bill wero
tho Southern, Suites, whero there WIS most tllit-
oracy. Thcro were perhaps b,00o, co.. chtlAren OF
tho MgD contemplated III thnse Statcs. n1,l iatrr:
est nj the pr"cceds referrc!l u, IL Distribute!
scScf ccnts aptoco TO thosc cnilsircr,-nn
amount practically lsetuss- l!u favored !levnt.
!s the Ine r. ''s 10 t sa'sG!,sS1
could 10 etiuc.toA Herewith. lllstcrsoy. VI
eourso. would slowly tlcereaso sr,Aa ycar
N.Y. pol,cy was . n,aEo i possible; ; fcr svsry
oal t 10 sancatc q onc. Iny oy'l VIZ ~ 9,i t,Y
f,tsor tlo appropriation ot part Ut this uaot,oy
!S s"ssss: 1 saS; i 'r n to Il y,o 70 n,! tao % mi
ri 9fa!ssa i!ssf :ufSs ft; ts bill In opposition to
Mr. Tol'cFs suggestions. +,
advocated tho bill in wrIttct. speech. saytng ho
iluelltN tio notton Of tho body waFa not tho
cIeily 10 tho uart 81 tho cua,nlry whie,l llc IL
;ss'$ s SSSsss ~ SS ;
sentative government rostol upon uuuttcnco
, 1880-12-17

AT yesterdays meeting Of tho National
Board Of Trade ut Washington tho draft of q
bill to prevent fobd adnltaratton was agreed
on, aud d committee WIS appointed to urgo
Its passage by Congress. Tho board III
lorsed Secretary Si.erlnalt's financial views.
, 1880-12-17

PRESIDENT GREEN, 9t tho Western Union
Telegraph Company, BaYs that telegraph rates
were reduced yestor.lay by a!l Average Of Is
Der cent, To somo pol4 its tho reduction IL 40
PCT cent Mr.. Green s4ys that his Company
will do business as clldaply rs tie American
Union. Part Of Ills CONVERSATION leads to the
belief tint he Is not nyetso to Il consolidation
with the American Unlpn.
, 1880-12-17

TIE growth of railroad traffic In this coun-
try Inns been marvellous. In 1s17 tho gross
earnings OF all roads was sa0. .45d, ,a5s; III 1sDl
tho earnings Ind reached $l3o, ,p0, GOO; III
1871, 94Gs, 40 :sos; md Inst year tho earnings
amounted to S520, OIL, 100.
, 1880-12-17

a NUMBER Of people, said to represent
S50o,0o0, wero in line yesterday anxious to
purchase tic city refunding bonds, when 1t
was announced that tic last Of tho bonds
were sold. Cliicago's credit Is evidently
better than during tlle days Of Colgin's rule.
, 1880-12-17

DURING tho dobato OIL tho burnside Educa-
tion bill yesterday. and while Senator Vest
wns speaking, Con. 0rant entered tho Senate
Chamber, aud, oil motion Ut Senator Ed
1nunds, tho Senate took recess OF ton n,tn-
utcs to allow members to pay their respects
to tho distinguished visitor. Con. Grant was
very cordially received by tho Democratic rs
wcll rs the Republican Senators. On his
visiting the House, q recess was also takon,
and here again tho ex-Psosident was warmly
crested by all but fow Northern dough-
facey.
, 1880-12-17

THE Opposition members OF tho Dominion
Parliament hold caucus yesterday and
agreed to Issu0 manifesto to the voters In
denunciation OF the Afinistry's Pacific Rail-
way scheme, holding TINT tho price pald to
the syntlicate Is outrageously large, aid coll
delnntng the Government for the means with
which they lave attempted to screen their
ncttQn from tho public GazQ.
, 1880-12-17

CHARLES a, Burr brought Sara3, Trayer
to Ills residence at North Albany yesterday
morning. After having force.l open tho
door. which his wife shut III his face, Burt
nude tho woman Traycr kncoi, md then shot
her dead. uo tAen committed suicide.
, 1880-12-17

j. COMMITTEE appointed by tho National
1sontd Of Ira.lc, which met Mt Boston lust
summer, called on tho House Committee OIL
Commerce yesterday to suggest the bcst
means for tho revival of American shipping
interctts. One gentleman tl,nuEht sub
sfdles should be granted, but tho majority
believed that osir Consular service Should bc
improved. md that much benefit atouId ao-
crue to tho shipping interest tllerefronl.
, 1880-12-17

AD-CohlMtss1osEit FINK thinks that
Judge Black IL quits wrong In assuming that
tho railroads nro public highways and be-
long to tho Slate. In fact, hlr. Fink int!-
,l.atcs tllat Mr. Black knows very little abnut
railroad business anyway. Mr. Fink Is pre-
pnring reply to Mr. ulack's recent OIL.
slausllt on tito railroads. III tho meantime,
he llas Informed DIR Now York correspond
ent Ut tlic principal points wh!cl, llo Intends
to mako agalnst Judge Black, and they will
be found set forth Mt length In nnotlier paRe,
As the agent OF monopoly Commissioner
Fink would naturally be MI apologlst for 1t.
, 1880-12-17

THE Chlllans having d!slodged tho Peru.
y1ans from risco OIL the 10TH 0f November,
advanced OF Linn, Which has doubtless been
attacked Gro this. Tho Peruyians at latest
accounts wcro determined to sell tholr lives
and liberties tlenr1y.
, 1880-12-17

THE House passed tho Pension Approprta-
tlon bill rs reported by tic Committee ycster-.
day, except rs amended by striking out tho
clause wlIlcl, provides f0r a fec to examining
surgeons. Tue bill npproprlatos So, ,000, ,000,
, 1880-12-17

THE Greenbacker congressman held n ca,t-
Gus yesterday to agreni on plan Of action
with rcgartl to their cdurso in Congress AMI
in order to extend their Organization through
out tia country. 'rlisy resolya4l to oppose
tho Kofundlng bill, but agreed OIL nothing
H1sr.
, 1880-12-17

WHILE a number OF iaborers wero nt work
tearing down q house Rt tho Vlllnge OF st.
Henri, Quebec, yesterday, tho wi,olo struct-
uro gaya way, aud workman named Taylor
was killed, and several others were bfully
1iriifAni
, 1880-12-17

SPEAKER BRAND, of tho English House OF
Commons, addressed Ills constituents at
Lewes yesterday, aid said that English
farmers had nothing to fear from American
competition. lie said that although A1uerl-
ca'. farmers paid no rent, they had to pay q
high rato OF wages to worknen, aud
, 1880-12-17

a TRIBUNE reporter Interviewed many Of
tho constituents Of tho Aldermen who voted
agatnst tho smoke ordinance last Monday,
alld found them unanimous In coAdoiilan'
tIou of tho action OF tholt representatives..
, 1880-12-17

THE Spaniards aro beginning to appreciate
American manufactured goods, principally
railroad tools. A. New York trm received
an order for 500, 900 worth Of such goods
dnY or two AKO.
, 1880-12-17

Dlsl1or IRELAND, OF st. Paul, In a telo-
gram to THE TRIBUNE indignantly denies
tho truth Of tho stories about tho suffering Of
tho Irish colonists at t,Eacoyllle, MINI. uo
says tho reports l,nve originated III InRlfce+;
, 1880-12-17

On motion of Fcrnando Wood tho House
agreed yesterday to a concurrent resolution
providing for recess from tho I'll inst to
tho 9th OF January.
, 1880-12-17

OVER 200 SicIltan immigrants arrived at
Now Orleans yesterday by tho steamer
Sc!ndla. Most Of tho immigrants 60 10 work
OH the sugar plantations.
, 1880-12-17

tint direction. OF offered any amendment which,
provided for tho safcR,inrds for tho fund, and
tho It'll passed Without ano dlssonting vote. In
Wow Of tito danger which tho Appropriations
Committee has pointed nut with regard to tho
l'G'sion Fttn 1t seems very extraordinary
tint tho Committee did not recommend
sonte amendment 10 existing lnwa which
wou1i privldo tho safeguards no greatly
needed. Thcr1 wns, Indeed, moro animated
diactitsIt'it m to wto shhuld bo entitled to tho
credit fur tho Introduction Of tho Arroars of
Pension bsl than to prevent tho danger OF rob-
lMry tlsttior It. III tho c0t1rec IT tho isl,ato 1t
wis fna'fe apparent that Congress had narrowly
cscaret nn nd1ltion To tho danger, In thAt II de-
ellntd to IIasR tho provision III tho bill presented
by tho Democrats. which prn1'osel not only to
provide Tor thoso nrrc,lrs Ut PENSIONS but to O.
sinre to tho pr1,s!on rolls tho nnsncs ut thoso
VINO wurc lrarpc from them during tho 1,c-
bcll1on for ds'o yulty.
HrAKKs, OF ILLINOIS,
WHO was never known much III connection with
tho Nehclon except ns tiGnounciuK tho unton
ctuso III Tho rttpacity or m untI- Wur Democrat,
t,'nt1c himself consp!cons rs an advocate Ut tho
cause uf the Uns,n soder. Morrison uscd to
say Of Sparks ttult his occupation during tho
Rebellion wna tr A,And uboat on sttect-corncfa
und " "cuss" tho Wur.
rnox "r1rE ,tHconn."
To The fStsttrn hssoetated prrts.
WARRINGTON. d. e.. ncc. 10.-Iho morning
hosir bctnE dispensed with, tho 1mtse went into
cnusnlttec Of tho Whole tsfc,flllat.. Of Tonnes.
sec. In tho chntr) on tho Pension Appropriation
DIIt.
liubbctl. who hnd charge Of tho bin, statcd
that It appropriated $5t,o09,VD nr cxnctly tho
HnluiInt rntcd for By tho estlmatus- II COLI
ta!nt4l 1'rnvlto shat the accr,!ci trtsion due
!hiEnn pensioners should. IN tho discretion Uf
Tug Commissioner Ut Pensions, hu puil In Ill
| stni!llients.
m
tnatn statement ns to THO enormous anntint ut
the npnruprsutuns f,Gete!l ~ ply Tho arrca,nxes
%t ,s @ %nS s o 1" th9 nr u
My. -. isI Tho Gpyctnnsut had pail
Ind lecn found q DO ty1:, Al tho date q tic
fSp95' eqs bid 81 u" Seo 0asns;otf ] as f%nss nqns
and tho Mver.go Mrrcars III each now claIm wcrc
si,ln; supHo*ng ~ per cent Of these cain,s
round numbers lv',ut, arrraragcs to be paid,
whs!.: ~ ths rate Of lilo, ench, WOULD amount
tic further faci lint iie avernVo aro al Tho
hensi9'ncrs of the Govecncnt w'ss oniy 4 years.
slons. untier tho present system
ANYBODY CDrt.n GIT PENSION
missioner bud toid him that. out Of t5ou0,Oo
us ien md iear perps ofo ~oFo paid cut
Wr. Sparks dcien,lod tic art for tho payment
of nrtylrs Of pensions as s!tnpto oct OF 1ust!co
sir., liubbell st..tct, that he bud not, IN any
Tay. y intended TO onp,so the ArrcAt'Tcs M llis. On
! hu had merely tried to-lny to shnw tsAt under
II c.rry!ny out TINT Illl to submit to Krcat
frluds. Sir. Sparks. In furthor reference tn tho
ArrcHrnRes bill, stated that 1t had come from
@ tha cCni.nittea M @ Of which M the gentleman from
Mr: Fort sa!tl tho gentleman was mistaken.
| The hltl bud not como FROM tho Committee, hut
, 1880-12-17

S1oNE's plan!ng-mtl! ut Newport, KY. val
ucd ut $40, 600, was destroyed by tlro yestor-
tlny, aud tho Touring OF D. j. ulner, ut
Freehold, N. T., worth about $4,000.
, 1880-12-17

GEA. DAS1Et. 3tcCAuLEy, OF indianapolis,
has been appointed Governor OF tho AIilwAu'
kca Sol1lers' Home, ylco AIn]. Fleming, TO-
signed.
, 1880-12-17

very tospby put this case. Sumo OF tho neHi-
bors seonel u udmtt-aId talked III very gu1a-
cral way about-tho necessity Of correcting tho
vyll. hut 10 one madv pract!cul suggestion In