davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-27
Stocks Depressed by the Erie
Raid. but Close Better.
Foreign Exchange Still Du1t and
1lcnvy-IIxpOrta.
Lighter 0hicugo Shipments of Currency
Sales Of Securities.
The Produce Markets trrcBu!ar-ProslsIons
Unsettled, bull Average Strong.
Torn Attt,s and lIighcr-Crop rrosptets-WlIeai
nnd Oats FIrmer.


Stocks wcre nctlye. Attacks ol, Eric were tho
feature uf tho opening, ,lttl thu price ws forci
oil ehnrpy. Otltnr stuckR syn,ynt,lIzcd with this
EIIccilf tlcclll,c. New rurk CentrnI, which Will
R,iIer with Erlo frnm tho competition Of tho
t.acknwannns Projected iIlltfAlD cxlet,sU1t, snhl
dnwh GrrlIt efforts were made 1y tho Bn1'ts
which hold hlckMwunnn to nl!ymNen nn1 sell 1t
oil the strength nf its now enterprise hut tlaoy
wrrt unsuccessful, aud Il rceetlctl frUtn m to
lDA. klHnc wns reported to lu Il tntKe acller
OF aMnhattnn md st. 1'ant. AT the clOao
tho tnnrkct With Il few exceptions hssttmed n
hotter t',c, and st'ic Rof observers expressed
tho 0tfnIDu TINT Eric was n purchase. The rna,l
ID certainly cnrninE nre than its flxrd charRest
though Its lAr9c disbursements FOR improve
iurt,ts relIlcr dividends unlikely.
Even nt tho icclIno there were very few fresh
purchases Df stt,cka. The market hAs tired
lo'k, thtA1gh uu ono attnlts MI expectation Of n
serious a!rnp.
st. .lnc common WIS tho only ncttve stock TINT
nlntao mn Rltnhcc. It ope1scd Mt E]a. sold Ms
high rs :s;s, md closed at :Ni4,- grin Of II.
Tho preferred lost u. to ss..s4, after song ut 81,
altd coscd at Slsf.
All tho othor stocks declined. burlington l.
Quincy wont OH ii, TO I;s.; snrris & Essex IL,
to llol; Illinois Central Il, to 1l.N: New .YarR
Ccrtr,i 4, tn 110i+: Michigan Central I, to nla{;
Luke Shore u, 10 lD7s: Erie !. to ;lssi, after sell
lrE Mt 31E: tho preferred stf, to GU: Northwest
crn =, Il, la1s; st. Paul A.to B1at; Wabash !, to
3s,l; tic preferred Il, to 6i!a; Ohio Il, to ,s;
knnsns s. Texns Il, to ;Bti; l'acilIo Mntt Il. to
40h: Hudson y, to 8II; Lneknwas1tla Il, to 0si;
Jersey Central e. to iii; limt!tnx Il, to @It4;
Manhattan Il, to:7,4; Union rnottlo 4, To !r]a;
Iron Mountain Il, to b1a;: Western union Il, to
10,s; Atlantic s. Pueblo u. to 1t: Louisville s.
Nashville Il, 10 1A11s: Chattanooga Il, to TN;
Iako Eric & Western Il, 10 III: Northern l'aclilo
Il, to 10; Snn Francisco preferred .5, 10 All; q,
G. l. l. G. Il. TO Is; Unnha s, to A1s: tho pre-
fcrr,d II, to r.; st. Louis s. Now Orleans rs, 10
SKI.
The following shows tho dluctuation Of tho
active stocks ycstcrdny:
, 1880-08-27

atx Il,
c,t, nn,,s,,.,t1e w. H., ,,,aa. a,, , n.y. ,''
n,,o r,',t'',,,.,'. .,.n', ,,a s..s',.',
In Ill. ",.' ..a VIZ - "s.u ''o'o
wtrs"r ,vn",t . ,ars :. 's,,',. ~ ~ ".., " j.
,vtsto. y ..'., - . - IN ..,.".' =, I".' w
s,r;u,. IN c,rs ~ :. H., ~ =, ~, es w. 49,
rnfrf,,,t c"r ~ ,r,,o ,.ss, II, LIN, ,,,'n.., ."s
,n,.s NV, tysn ~. ~ ~ ~ 49,, "..s a..
m ,,s. ,aIna,r, - ~, ,'."', - - s
y, ,ors NJ ,,,.'s ~ 1,t =. .a ".o - ..s'
s,ra,s,. m" on,.,a ~ - e1a .tl, ~, e".1 -"
,nra roto.ts ~, ~ ,.',,. ., : r, =. ."s ~" VI" -,
our,. NJ, ~, r u ~ 'nss ~ ~
.a,r ~, .,s.','s ~ ,S,., "s,i Ia ~ ~ w.
rrt ~, H., .asra.,, ~ o'.s" ~. ~ w. uo e"ss''
s ,,,' ".,, w. ~, u' 7es.I w "nea.' W.,
,," W. so1'' A''eA y" o"ts' ita1 III F'e' w! p's
T,, ,
,r.'.s,,,.s .""uk ~ rs""1o "'a1Ao.s VETS WY
t,,.. 49,, T,'s @oti' ",.s ue1" the .sa'
'.,sa,. "" Mus R."a ncs'as'o WI o'9'srlo
1s"t' 1'.,''" "n.en WIS Het W Are'' setlll. toE
s,..s4' y u.n.cty W 1eooNuss' 1aeso was snsy
.o '' su.ppn's uu"la4'a w 'oto ~ tne sesslth1'
,., una spo. pr1ees ataessa III consstlaohce. lh.r
, 1880-08-27

Mary Ann Coleman, Robert II, Forester,
Aartiu Beem, nlll Daniel f. Flannery beg1ll
suit IN ejcetment yesterday against the
West Chicago Park Commissioners to rcc0y-
CT possession Of all undivided lalf Of part
Of thu S. W. i uf tho N. ". u Of Sec. !, 90,
IL, containing two aeses.
Esther Bernstein begun suit In trespass
agalnst Nehemiah q. uinsdnlc, claiming
sa,00o damages.
Marlanna A. Ogden, eSecutrix, for tho uso
Of J. s. Kirk L. Company. brought suit tor
S2,o0 against the City Of Chicago. . g..
: ,vItt;ry viIttHt;nry g. Slotwcll sued J. "; Tomblin,
ers!ceye. md II. l.. Dickinson ior $4,000.
:, Mary T0rp filed n bill against Anllll alltl
1'eii,mad!s 1H'ei,a!s OSulliynn, 4; 4. Exltnc,, j. 2.
HHaines HaE G.lu Louisa. L. NJ, md Alatl,las II.
paitl! to t0reclosH IL trllst-iltGu for Sl,D5U D,.
Lot II In Engs Ayers Subdivision Of 13lock i
" " Ayers & S!!crl'lan's Subdivision Of Block
" ~ Canal Trustees Subdivision Of See. 81,
, 1880-08-27

REAL ESTATE,


The following Instruments were llel for rec
ord Thursday. Aug. 70:
CRY PROPERTY. ~
y spge Saosr :. E" iis;'aa is@a
s:s X III 1sn 4 ss;ss s!; u H. i Sits:iI:
scs sSSs +: tic sI$vs: ;;;s;i x;sii ''u
viii s,sSfs S%i1a t. Ss. 81 T. H.
''sS $;s \; Ii; II i;,ass /; il:a;;
;y ;s Viii il jf:si EsjSs Il as;s,S;
ss;!f5$$ s!S fsi Il i I'll: il H. ~ m
VIII |S, Xss q # 4 Is f SSf ! S: 7 +
y i:;;, f,!.t ;S1f i Si;l'5; ;S, Il @s ,
hs'r e. Xix IL j 'a''ssy ksesy i: 6 t
|; i; ;i; i: Ill Il ; ;s IL:
N:: i: aSs i, II; aSS j: Ss;$; Il i:ss:
ss II xS;j@S: 4, is;s. N'
t'h"y \! i Il iy:o III Il. tsiv ase
,Ana: :5iS sclvldrs'i' u 191Ru *. ilnnval. 2.tu
~ Il at1ss $s!S'st s:s.4; : i;,' Il %ts s
sas'cf ssS Il 9ianStsy RI ''s /" aa1}
s;sy$ s;! Fl Ill: Il: II i'll :; s
,,tAi juIn;.n!. 2on
~ T. tnptr!vGd; tinsua An2'+ tJ.hn Wrls-
nM!tgrtlnl IT. .la ii .uf tFwoutv -aWvcnti " i
&,sIDu II. i!npt.yt,l tntr1 July ~ tjuin ".
Elpln ih tic ftGrrtv4r uf tho Chlcng, 1dt0-
$;:s $$ ;S:;.. #S 4 js ;:;:
sn 81 Il II ii; six;. T. ;ixixs T. q"
:tnte! ,niy u tIiaserGy uld Sklnkur II j.
la" rzn1i. Observation-Disclosures. 190]
SOUTH or CITY LlNlr7 WITHIN 4 HA1.t1's or SEVEN
NILES stF TIE fuuttT-tiG,ltst:.
Duncan nr. iTl4 II of Ffty-thtrsi 1t. u I, 3tfx
Gallan|::: ::;.::,s I'll
Georss " iias; 1900
.Inei Au9. aytInhn D.rs /" i. H. Wisiil.' 1.als
LIN i. atea Sns. V h tan!o'.... lsG
MtG1IlEan ~. Az tNnI fttty'slxtil ri, U + lbox
lf u. atCtt \ Gx. nj tssann 10 1sW
Michigan ny. II " enrller FI!ty-sxtl, u /, lUxlG1
Il 41tG4 AuK. ~ t$anp II ...u........ t,$Q1
, 1880-08-27

Spteia. Dtspa.eh to Thf Caftago Triaune,
1apsroS,, Aug. @]--flo stuck ,aarkct Is quiet,
gtnd prices. In ln1!l atUcks, Wnter,luwur wns
tho only sioux represented un tho list OF saca.
II a0t nt SA az tMt0re. In rstllrOaa bonds Tue
ILL tn tl;i; Enstrrn 4ts irriti t5 tn MI; Hut
ft"n l9lsl to lol!s; aud ilarlfora s. Erlo Is iron
in s1tIrnatl as'ares there WINS Il no.ablo adyance
iu A!chso1' M frun INK 10 lp'tes1ips. a1d closca
IT ilyf 9!.l MI ~ =. Nv. fks; o!H c9lony M.
aaS il s'0 .o e M i? @ ccasS S;'f bSs #est a|sn hE1
H ars' a to =; s:'s' ssas irviss1s'l s?:'i
It @ ns s teffG s hjss uia fy yyo syei esa 9
WI 10 .rIE: Wilmington & iIaltlmoro froul G0T
t1 W; hurtherll frnm INN 10 l0Y; Enstoru frat.l
tt M \ I'll; @ H. t, e S, S%s Ssw sort y !" M MT 'o II.
f! 5 ~ t9o% %axt0 ia 10 ! 2Hi|k i|ai 4se
'ao''S' ~ " tn. ,p,...,r. a..oe,a.+4 I.,..,.
ll0sTos, aug. s9.--atocks elosn1;
fs!ss9 Il t. a' a Ess s' Ss'9s5:
EE:$%; Es:i$; + :t y!sf iii i ;xs%s:
s; sly rs itsS y l. 4: ;:.! sasx X ca,;s pa sf
s !'S:t i: ff:|$ is S.$%s S;;i;;:;
F0AE10s.
1:0SnfN, Aug. al.--Const'ts. 07 1910. -..
AMnrfcnI! scclrttes-Sew ,s. .la5A; 4,;s, 1E3T;
Guatra doi; Erir, u: secana!a. III; H"a,lins, IT, t.
In1 bullion Ut tho jlank nf Enxanl increased
El.M1 during thu t!st week: Tip proportion uf
Tho sI,ecis III tho l,n1ik IT Franco has In.
% %cr.'!sn.l :'9'e9 lra.!ca hlriuy ,he p,.st week.
pcriai ii,,k 1t ucfaay shuxs jscr,asn u 1 III, +,
speete u Ea1,o0o murks
, 1880-08-27

:, The fniIo,uI,, kMT11hl ITINtx.
hdy; ssrhn eeasonublo Atirice ID 9tycn hy d
Aosi " H. no seni.1rnnsmreney Ut isMTis. h.
y MAny ..xy .ny aut tAcso t4 little s,Yoetiless ip
slckncss tf putss ,.t think green ctr,l viii cA4su
but ittIa tt, III Wel! Gokcd. Ii really requires
Wy toushen. y ~ satelrnsty .luilr; longer cn,k-
Vt xhsrs r.. ~ lho oaFa should he put i1tu u
Inrn seysn 'he watsr II alrrudy boitii,s, aid III
ser put o.. II eoril tpA tFlc1's hoissc, and saw
ss9ut torty @ tao stufu to cook for dinner, In
"s s~eetness loft iu tue watcr.'s
, 1880-08-27
A CAMPAiGN-SONG.
For The Chicago Tribune,
tAiF-"Go1u1,l Ellt,Ditrs.tt ~

tAir-"Go1den Blpp1rs.'l
Mo Elyc our hero honor due
Tho Soldier brave, tho Patriot trtio,
VINO stood by Onr rcd, white, anl blue.
r., Aa wo should NIL rcnlctuhcr.
70 chow our gratitude anA love
10 ono whom pntcltlta approve,
w will all obstacles re!iluvU,
And conquer, III Novonbcrl
ChOrus.
q wo'lt vote for Garsielll
we'll yute for Garlleld!
HOS tho very It1As wU 1lcrd
10 guido our Shin Uf Htnte!
0wc'll vote for UMriielit
Yes, VOL vOtO for Garfield!
W0rthy h5 to rlllo aI.u load
Our loyul caudfdatei
II youth h!s energy supplied
1ne want OF wealth to him tlpnlcd:
VI "sglt-inale mon" tho Joy ullu bride,
Y,Ae's carried bis runk And station,
Mo wiz not try to sh!cl1 tho wrOIlK,
inuL with tirsll hnud ul,1 courage strong
A9H safely guido our ship lslu;lg-
1ao liead OF this ErcWt Nntiunt
OWo'll vote for Gpr,iell-ptc.
, 1880-08-27
TH.E COURTS.

PRESIDENTIAL LIFE ASSOCIATION.
a creditors bill was fled yesterday In the
Superior Court by John II. Lemon agutnst
Tic Presidential Life Association Of Chicago
a,ltl its officers md stockholders, j. r. Tenn
pie, Josiah Bond, +. II. Avery, u. Eastman,
and S. W. Fal[is, TO compel tlle1n to pay a
Judgment for S1,S773.,aai agnlnst the Company
III Ills favor. lie claims That when tho Com
pany was organized tho following persons
subscribed fur Its stock: S. u. Gooklns. for
70 shares; j. II. s. Quick, TO shares; +. II.
Avery, s. W. Falls, i shares: John 7. Ten-
pie, 100 shares; Josiul, Land, 60 sliarcs; 4.
Eastman, 10 shares; md u. +. Allen, 10
shares, only part Uf which l!as been paid III.
Complainant therefore asks tint these lElr-
ties be compelled 10 tell how nlucll they owe,
maybe appointed to take cl,urge Of such
fu1ltls.
, 1880-08-27
LIVE SrOt:K.
VffIfS fSFt


cAIThE-Tho maskot opened tavnrn"ly for SOLE
8Fs' Tliert MIS- nn actfve AeAiuii Iui Ing thu fre-
Ho"n' Aha, ns tllu huIlpy was Iulls. prirns wero
ftHiEeF nlI nsuun. md f0r HuuA to axtrn ptades 80
Tx HIGHER l+nter In the day. huwurrs, there was u
Hrkcd fntnE Ut in tlIc 4ptAnd. and pflcps t,f cum.
H''II I" good grades wGukp,,t't tho alvu,,ca Of tho
nurnlna being 1ust. Texas gut.a md thln nn;lye
hhtc1ura' si0ck ruled abDul Asrndy. uf tho former
Tho supply was llI,ter thnn nst1n hut neither ems
ner- n"r butchers took hulI very actively and sellers
vera nfhit 10 tiD tllnn AuAtnln f1rulrr urcca
Trailing wn~ At $!at1iuJ. dickson & l!ypr. tDd a
lend uf extra ratto averaging lizI iGs n. tlu lutnr
f41re Exporters pah &la bt1t bl,tltpors H. l9t I'i,
lld the local trtste fsE.sa ssueE 0f truckers v.rn
IN t..ss Of $1SGtlJ fur ptHlr Et,d ias atlt at
sk0 t:t.' taT lD u. for vents. Serarll bunche. uf
tttn,un tU gUnu nntvts. Hnd VII tIru,! ut Jex-
ms which nrs!yrt Iaic. remained unsotd. The ,uar-
kpt finished 4nll and heHvy.
QUOTATIONS..
E1,rn l'neyrs-'raacl slpcrs. Weighing 1,4i1
C,llsr.' l.pi:yet-tIna, tat, I'll. iUsnlrl strrrs
"e;-ht,ix ::t,u t:1 1as..;......."...... I.t9 LIE
t1l1 Lila! ~ !uI l,tl N
aieiftum Manifestations In fnIr final, wel.li-
!nE lAttit l.:.' 3vaAo
Hu&rfltrn ftUt k-i'bUr IN CONNER, Btterr INIT
CtI11l&lnn tu choice cti"B iur 9ttF slaughter
re!sit'E sAyio lts.i 2s0as.s
Sf'lck thttle-Iat1ifGn entity. weighing lM
10 hH "......................... 1IksaM
IniuI.ur-f.t1ht asld thin ctIsrh, hetfers, rklE*,
BULLS Rsla 6cuInHnE etGBss t.kA1Ij
, 1880-08-27

John Heinrich flied II bill for divorce yes
serdny, cl,arglng his wife, Margaretha, With
adultery.
John BENDING also wants Il divorce from
Mary lsetnling On tho ground ol adultery md
Drunkenness.
Wednesday. bllt suppressed far scrvice:
Anthne Ztlen1skf fr0M Julius Xilenlski on
she ground Ut cruelty, and Daniel AlcClernnn
tr0nl Mary Ann ALeEIGrnon on the ground Of
desettlun AllI nuultery.
, 1880-08-27

Nv fhs affntna E'rt4s Asaoet1tioa.
NEW YtRK, Aug. 9d-lllaIncss nj tho sttnlnR
ExchHngos to-.lay was moderately uctivs, but
prices still sulol weak. Tho c0slns ot!cEal quo
fnff f1,,a.
, 1880-08-27

Tho following were tho receipts nnsE shipments
Of tho lGntiing articles of pro,ce III this city
ilrlng tho twenty -FOUR hours cnlltng ut o'clock
'l'hursdny morning aud fer tho corresponding
tine lust year;
, 1880-08-27

silEEr1lrs E., w,s r. fHir ,nautry q s'e!T ratss Or
iu.s ssaci sSev - wosv n so5 s1 SSa "a II
nEFFt1n.
Myr1 t,oS 5 rTksfss casI E1kte scn.; @ ass con.
sfis Il an1 ul Ax y fa'a 1sS.
;: Az soo cSaSckss:' ssIk S' Scss ssaSss sat
,sHsIF Sxn IAMns-I!sea!pts ,.no; eoa.lanea
pss; ia'st ss.' ~ ss j.
;sss' u. s.s sSo;tas t:;s
S s t:p!H y"9.sss !s:s nv: FIJI Il e sss H sS 81
hgw rnnk.
T"sas .tYoF: hvll Gyer ,le. ys.tu.'ay sSl at ~
IL hus S'i1S'' IT, tiss IT. e sa. cst S s'sSe s
,ats !o:,IsS. S ss ss.ts: " !!ys s&vyp
; s ; sa a Safsp Is; ssss'"ss ! :ss;ss s ss
stSr ;stS,te uonsTa' .aiss-shssp, &sSs; t is'Ss. it,
at I'll: @ 'is ss;sS III fl ss Ssa4; sss
1T. LOUIS.
IT. l.orls, AuK at1t'ATr,k;-sapp!yo only .notssato
I'll! :ss;:' IL:
SESs sYnsasSs:i' SIit:, ..9. M M'hf,Gn,sat.. neao,
%;s ;S;i: v .si:S5,i u ss'cs:
EAkr LlnEATf.
::$s ;!s$s si 5 Ss:S::
lsna t,'.;lr .xrvpl !" lueai hI1eheIs ii re:a,i
s9t 5 ES!Es ;';t5S SS s Sasal4s tr a tssss
ss ss: 's{ Ssss ss; ;sis tor 'A'''
KANsAH CRY.
Special u1spaieh to TIA Chicago Trthuna
kANAAa ltry. Aug. A-tAU f1rttc tttt7rnt yt.parts:
IArrIEI!ts.slp.s M ps.st ~. !;s,, sAipiienls
I'LL sssa I'D sxS .aa'7fs saxs sws r;ss .s
, 1880-08-27

sshrt rit,s. seller Septes,Lar eI,,sl nj n It4Al3
ltty Grats quuscA 1T t7N 10tt41 ind tt1U luAEal;
Cntilc r!anls s.a'1e n'xrli lnlss cnt ham,, h+4ei
etass; Ktss aan" sa,:p x;eIaKs s|xssse kan, fu
snrt rha ,t:sc lur short csars lI~1I5se fur ha's.
All gtl1SAAui anu EnckGA.
ye!. ~ tsGtc, with sate " " pk9s Jaltnw a. r. ~.
HFEF- WIS uIi1t at $4t.kSA.M fur tnuas. kA}34V+Q
far rafta mess. ntld 3lsl4it ii III TOR halis.
lAGl.w-Quist and s!ualy u a4tsGt4o Tor city and
tsGkt}lc fur country.
, 1880-08-27

lltN'S-Wurr s!nI md tnwer. Tin market oreucd
wt,sk NJ siucD III tIeaGy WGlahta uf luz, nliu r-
Msnsd wsak % tLa 1ls' nctlsr tncksr nor .hip-
Light wesniA "nru III bellHr ullaiII iAIn tlG I,nyy
trnr. stMt pr!e"s WIRE uxtr ~ syntutty snIps hHa-
Itur!e ratsn, ,flG llt III fI.it4As iisht c.s,sed
H. H. 's 1 ~ ~ 1sy rnas ~ t's.as ~ tnHn
sMnY Or thal rtlt were left IN te ,~ TT thu c!nte.
W rAltH NrH !Htt ri ect to aflnknsu Ut IL lbs {ur
psKy tOHs nnd u lbs fiir xtnHs.
, 1880-08-27
LUMBER.

Tho cargo market actsa uld nrnn; irhe rcccins
Wera iafscF. and uiua up ths ya1A dueka. rhp eur
xUeA onaEst numbered abuut H. Soyetnl rnnal buy
nFs WsEU OIL the durks, znu tbs market WA actrp
curly. and nearly csAre 1t tha closv. sorei lot, ty-
nAlns TIL late - buyers had placo u Hut thv1
eaVea stuH VI yVV4 QualtY SYlI " t9,s auA u INV
, 1880-08-27
GENERAL. MARKETS.

Ni;TrER-In this n,nrke. there wns nothing tpc-
chilly new tn note. There sufficient demand tn nb-
ruEb tue suiry. und tile feeling hnions holders w.ls
trE', full ptcrs being lnAlscd upon. WI continue u
fLaO.
, 1880-08-27

Tho tlneNnnti Price Current nnh1lshcs er-
lit UhIu, Kentucky, Iowa, TenncsSce, n,ld Mich
fguH tho craep will aggregate rt:1lal tlnt 1T lust
yrlr; lnutItsn. fllnos, Missouri. tnd Kansns
rMtl ptf 10 per cont. THE ulItire deficiency Is cs-
t!mateh ut 3sD.U00uU bu. compared with
lust yeur. Or eal,Hl ~ IL Der crnt.
A Aetter from strawn, ILL.,. dated Aug. n,
says:
Weather hot and dry: corr drying up. lain sill do
clrsI eot. Thu nsi few uys ,nyU abuii kt!IuI the
t,'rn. Sun't think lest to ss!l my HDr.. ns tla
tnrIGtx lInrn got frightened Ad wunt yNll Ut tlu
prIcta We layo rot enough bought " ull uur saars
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

DANGEROUS TEETH teeth OF rats
and squirrels sometimes csase the death
OF ihe.r ner b. preventing him from
eating anything. | sW sure it sounds very
odd 10 talk OF m animals teeth starving
him 10 death, ftr :. e:h are made 10 help Us
TO tai our fo~1. instead Of keeping Us from
doing 80. The reason Of this ssh affair is
that The teeth OF rats, beavers, squirrels,
rabbits, snl o:her gnaving snims!., grow
very East fiom the roots 10 make up for the
hsTd work ikey have tn do, which wonld
sooR we1r ssay il they we're no. growing
all the time. Now if one Of the teeth
happens 10 get knocked cut. the enc oPpo-
size to it 90 tie lower jsa has nothing TO
guav agtiust. ~ it keeps getting longer
snj longer ill 81 last the poor animal find.
his mouth So walled in lhA; he can't eat
@nylhing. and 0! course he dies. killed hy
one Of his Own teeth. Sometimes this
ruoaway tooth has been pallei or broken
OF: 50 inst il could DO no harm. bl. when
you hear r4,s gnswing al night and wish
they would be quiet. always remember
that the poor fellows can, iudaige in sny
IL, ri ii.-ne>< without danger OF their
lives. TBry uGst nibbls whether they
si>h tr or Iu., or take !he risk Of being
killed bF iArir teeth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

Love AND LoTALTr.-lt is Eo bard
statute OF q laE oJok. 10 com ni linz ut
grnv,n on stone. that we are 10 obey, ba!
love and Loyalty, ,rScing the fo'.strps Of
JESUS. and saying with Mr.. Siess1tssl in
Pilgrims Progress, Wherever | have
foDni be print Of bis shoe. there have |
de>i,el % set my fonl also" II we right
" understand a.l this. He shall Mt be
troubled with the charges uf .egaiism. aDd
aSce.icism whjcn men some iaes throw
ou: against he gSpl. They SAY: " You
preach that We nl>t abstain from this
amusensI; rr1 ihat nu.meni-froul
play-gung AMI danviGS and cards, aud
thus YOU se9G - pu. = yoke on Hen, and
bind heavy burdens on Us. We don
preach suy such thing. Christianity has
nothing 10 90 with prohibiting the peas
ures and employ menls Of worldly men. Il
did no: come into he world IN make Avs
for the wcrldiy.minGed. What j; dos
say is This: I: shows you Christ denying
ali ih, sin and unrigh!sousness. living 8
life Of abstinence from a;l hafiiul or qUes-
iionsble enlpioynrn;S, choosing poverty
and loneliness ami self-denial, that be
might MAKE many rich; and i SAYS Il
yoa. " Now II you would like 10 follow
>lch !iir. accept il. But yul are free
You will not be compelled ike Simon. the
CTren-. 70 bear Chris!'s cross unSi lingly
Yo1 choose. 50 be sure. lie SAYS, ihst yor
clnno. ba His disciple unless you bear His
cross. Bl; yol can decline 10 be HI;
disciple. ii yoa Nish. The gospel doe:
no, i'm pyse ChTis,'s yoke on Aay unwilling
back. "--Dr. 4 J. Gordon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

DIDN'T WANT 10 GROW Up BAD.-Of
all The spectacles of neglect and want in
" cold world none is more piiif1l than
that OF eiIld begging, no, fer charity.
bat for Christian care and moral training.
A case Of this kind was recently given by
the Ntlc York Tial<s.
A bright little boy, twelve yesrs old.
who said his name was Tommy McEvoy.
wen; alone into the jefferson MARI.
police court last evening. and said -
Justice Morgan, Judge, yonF homo. |
want to give myself up.
why, ny boy" askesi the coar..
Because" replied he lad, II Amt 20:
no home, and don: wan. to live in .5e
streets and becom. bsd boy"
Why don't you stay at home?'
81 amt 60, no home. Fathers been
desd nine years, and mother died before
that"
"Bus where have you been living since :"
With nv sunt. She lives in Forty
first street. But she gels drunk. and she
won't let me stay indoors, To-day she
chased me out. and said If ever came
hack she would do something awful TO ne.
| I'm afraid of her, and SO I've 60: no
home"
" Nobody will take me in. because l
amt got good clothes. and don't look nice
| can't &c. any work and can't get any
thing TO eat unless ! beg or seal il; then
the cop'll take me in. I don't want to
get arrested. don't want to steal nor 10
De bad boy. Won't yo1 please send me
somewhere where can learn something
and get TO be msn2 There's places Ike
that, amt there"
| The justice tod The boy there we're such
places for good boys, and taking the lialt
fellow under bis protection, promised 4
End bin hone in soms good institution
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

INTELLECT og Bglrl..-Ol- evening
som sit-r nv arrival in Eastern Asam.
and while the five elephants were. a.
usual, being fed opposite the Bungalow. !
o5>erved Young and lately ctugh! one
step up to bamboo stake fence and
quietly pull ore OF ,he stakes up. Plteing
II under foot, broke piece of with his
truns, ami after lii.iog i. 10 his mouth.
threw it away. |! repest~d this twice or
thrice, and then drew sno.hrr siake and
began again. Seeing tha! the bamboo
was old and dry, | asked the reason Of
this. sal WAS told 10 wait and see Whit il
would DO. At last il seemed TO get piece
that suited. and holding it in The trunk
firmly, and stepping the LEFT foreleg well
forward, uassei the bamboo under the
Armpit, so to speak, and began 10 scratch
with some force. Ny surprise reached its
climax when saw large elephant leech
fall to the ground, quite six inches long
and as thick As ones finger. and which,
from It's position. could not be easily de-
tachei without this scrsper, or scratch.
which Was deliberately made By The ele-
phaut. sub.eqrnly found that II was
\ common occurrence. L--ech scrApers
are used by every elephant daily. O7
another occasion, when travelling u! a time
vi The year when large dies are so tor.
men,ing to an elephant. no'iced that the
one rode hal no fan or Eisp 10 orat them
of With. The mahDu,, q: my orIer,
slackened pace. and allowed her to 90 10
tie side OF the road. where for some mo-
meats she moved along rummaging the
smaller Jungle on tie bank; al last she
came to cluster Of young shoots well
branched. and after feeling among them
and selecting one, raised her trunk, and
neatly stripped down The s.em. taking Of
J sll the lower branches and leaving tle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

EXAMPLE As ! W. vi>i'iu. 4 se.o,l,
no; long ago. the teacher gave ma = par
Gel OF writing books 20 examine. In one
of the copies noticed = sligh; mistake.
Il consisted in but single letter The
coDv WAS designed 10 DE- thus: Good
that comes too late Is good for Gh!ng.'
The mistake WAS in the little word ,oI.
which was written With single o. where
as il being an aiverb in that connection.
there should have been two. As above. Ou
calling the attention Of The teacher 10 il.
she st once recognized the error: b1; ii
was too late, for the whole page hal been
written. and all the way down the mistake
had been copied. |, appeared in every line
from top 10 bottom. | was thus iorcibiy
reminded OF the influence of example. 4
bad example in = parent is often copied by
children. They do ss the pirrn, has
done. All their lives long. from childhood
Up 10 Old age, they copy his mistakes.
And serious ones they ofientimes are. The
mistake in The copy was trivial. No harm
could resnlt. Bot when plren. exhibits
in his daily life some great fault. and the
child copies it into his own life. the results
are often greatly injurious. They prnTe
to the serious harm OF the child. And
o.tentimes the fault is copied. moi by one
! generation merely. bot by several. |.
deseends to chi&Ap's children. No laF-
sui therefore can ps too eAreinlly sO hi;