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MlLWAUKEpS pptnp
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Co,nnercc u",, c,ntaber =,
spteta1 Dtspa.eA 10 RI, sna.''E. sn.s'E.
MILWAUKEE, Nuy, 1s.Thts t"'e.a' Tribune
por,nnt cru In tho eom,,,"r.,a. Day marx, an I'm.
.fcatia t'ty. Tho mnRnIi,crnt noa ",s.ofy of Tia
Commerce huihllup Iust or,,,", "Iw Climber ~
Mitchell WIS ac.lIeu,ei tn, se,S a,, by Alc1ands,
h". LUZ e'ent 10 being celclrlrI ,r,,s and to.
na..l"e. r NJ il'o Sewlall lIuusc' "n m'a Rrana
Lcnt;uov. t'!nshaun, svcr,,nrv.o,'s,n.s. ,,ns. Smith
nro,,,,,,a,. ,ns' ,,, mna abtnt h,tu,,r,,, ne5el
pro",'nent liaagcrltes nrc In u,,.ml,""re othss
s.n,ss se,s ,, to"st to tho prcsIcn, or IL. st.
.ot1' ~ hc Commercial tlr,,,.rs''", ",casD,
, 1880-11-19
RAILWAY MAIL,

TIVE LAsF DAfS SESSION.
The United States Hallway Mail Service Mu-
tuAl l!eilDne Association rrasseu,tleu yesterday
lnprnlnY.
The meeting proceeded to select tho piacu OF
holding tho next annlal Convention, and utter
solnc discussion thu City OF Af!utltG, uu., was
chosen,
President Dunno and tlve mofl,hors OF tho AS
soeE'!tioH Werc uppuIntet Ii eonnttcu to witt
uiAn tho Conductors Convention IN u,s4Iuu IT
thu Grand lacitin llutel, unl uxten u It's u.,,,-
t1t ut atle Fnil,ler." f
a rscess w..s then takc,,. mil shortly bcforo J.:
aud 1tfer1! IL submit tnlrtIal report. ii lid
tIa ns9 1"!nd ~; 1'esssry +" SaKs ti!u ut e,l.
sIsie aates a 81 Sr 'S IT, ,sss sss.ary II 's "9
y sse eis,,xe GiS!,t.'fF 'ss. ss. r r H. .SYsa
al!Satin, VIVA ini to Tho arslrla rctaiis IL til,
desiring IL preclude Tho possibility Ut a,,U,Ger
1lsAstsuns ethbcxxlctnc.t.
nnntcutiun frutn friends Ut Mr Juinct. ttu ,.c,
!!nMlesua !l Secretary and Treasurer. Iii which
orrEtlEn TT cOMlIoutsr
with tho ARsul.ti0n b. pny1ll9 Uyur u, ,oO down.
tvxslher with lol acres IT iasd III Shvi,a!rissis
y,,i,S S,ia,S, H!FE',,!a, q " Pa, !ng over *stt u
IStiaurS atter sshor u thess ''p p.s':s, y'ts IT,
fr!sia u Mr. Ja,ncs iipm washWtau. t 'iIt, j. e.,
so1g attr ~ 1a1 nS.x ,nS. W. 1 # sung M !ey ny so
accvpteA. ~ 'lwylt un lAe needy eusiu,, VI
SaGs M. ti'tt!y, f., t,, UNI hopS tt .he Hrnto'ns,!
tl,ut sr. 14'ies uealroi Wult"wnshIny 1t "ui Ii"
hands Y tue Convention. hui he wished IL s.ly
peacd to tho manhot,4 u,u .n,l,ir ur lnusu prrs-
ens Ia y!nd!raso hts frieIul, Wiiiian IS. Jas.,ss.
t1H
, 1880-11-19

~" NhA* hSN AhGt ObSEHf hlUHYs
Tho Initial aseps takeA recently by tho Chtcn3p
Astronomical SUciety towur,ls ruuutertug nto
It's torpr canlrAct with Tie city to furnish {luu
frum tho Observatory, liz nlrcu,ty nullUuucrd u,
TIE TRIBUNE, has buun productive uf sumo .1ts.
uasnn, A. ~ nearly All tho rerOrls uF tho oil
transaction wcrU t0st in thu great iiru OF ISL,
the circumstances unduF which 1t WIS undo .l,uy
L0 Ut Interest,
III Tho tattpr Jart OK lkGg tho Astronomical yt.
c!cay Askul tho city to entcr into mt urr1,lyu.
lIItt by whu!l lime could ht Furnishes; tho pIt-
Tic frUh lilo Dctrhrn Observatory, ~ Its l,iuet-
luy April II, 1874, tho CnlhNis,, Council nutlur.
txc.l Tho ,llrl Ut llblIu W.r1. tn uuter Into II
es'.trHut with tho StM1ty fur such pur,nwr, Tho
hattrr rnEg,M fur s.EIto tine, ~ FUNDS ,botnu
available III tl4u soclety's treasury to ,nGEt th9
uxiUl's,'s 'lecuaAry IL bo inulrrcd In Tho
s.uetr ttH'H upa suhsar'pIun Fusiho pllrlsIsH VI
nyil,R II stIiub lu ,uwpr-CtHk 4n III III injecting
My u lhe E"Ininn'l Cu!ticit appropriated
iantriu,,;o. Tha ih'rd It TuU!i;u #"rHs : ill.," a
sl!trrna NO % 4 so!ri!ct with tlu Astrt.i,lunl
sMtHu;
Thn Asln,antnI Icll soclety agree.l tn f.ru'sl,
MlnWef.cck IN tu plnetl In lilo tlttIsse Ut tho
Cnarl.il.tssu aud &, keep Currvol tiItu bQit,s
ccHnectvsl rtcrtrIcally with tho IlrarlH,rt, UU..
ssTvnlury+ Hl nlsu IL cltuso sNlI clock 10 s(riku
W. aI., Es 'f lho day "u nlEht upon the COURT
~ lfeturl!, tho city agree4 TO pay $i,O0o an.
lliulty u tue Astrul!niniet Soeirty, is monthly
!liatnllII,e'lis f !luatrud: ula0 tU ly for tulis
tra.islElru,it til4ls, set thel up. anil lrs1uRo for
mil ,nti'1ta!t hu coessMry Appar.ltua to llu,ni.
itate tileul ,Iur!llX thu niYl,t, n
THY .iia!a hnrtiIg huen placed IN position by the
city. tho ASTRONOMICAL Sucety prtirurrt aiitu-
t!lt thWcr clOck frun thu Howard Company, Or
llslslus lhr.uxh thu lrtn uf J. u. 1fayD i Ut Of
tlta city. Itlu cltlek WI. wi running saturday
atteril*',l. AnK. ~, lS7l, a,A t4U connection
WIN thG htsl lnr AtrIkliIx |nA Ila.!u suuib days
llfEF. ENr lfllJ tt1sb IL h FRI ~.
lire tho time, ~ nKrcel III, WIN rurnisAeI upDu
eleh " tho four 1Iuls tho hours wuFe Regularly
Alruck upon tho Court tluuse bell, and tho Al.
trs.h1'Hlca! stMlety recciseti 1ilc I,aylnrut for
Ut 81 Jul F''
Thu rrilectors which hmyu 10 throw ItRht from
nu,ner'us gus.leta ullun each ut the lInl4 6ui
not bcet, pus in place when tho Court. Ituuyu
All clock Weru burned. The furnishing III
tliusa. however, had been undertaken is t6o
city; Thu Ast.v,lutnlual S4ciuty bud lue,ijshGI
vi tAe material u3recd fof, aud hau carried uut
, 1880-11-19
RECORDlcl& BIlOCKWAY.
Ills tsnEI4 CASE AuA1Nsr THE "AlsAxsrsM zgl1

uSU."
The llhul caso OF Recorder tlrockwAy auaInst
tho 0ernHu newspaper known w tbs slflst.er
ZtafJ cit'no up befnro Justieo Nullt,son ycs-
torday atlertpon nnder II chu,lve ut ypnuo
lrtun Justice ltawkEuaou+ THO rulstirrs OF
v!sE ! TRIBUNE will probably ruu,c,ubar
tln1t the ntErxcd ltbol consists IT, un editorial
statotneht tlat Recorder trssukway ha.l made a
hlteui nut Ut hs otElco. Tbs defendants nsu
Fnu! 0Fottkau, Huns and William [Iuhlert,
Ctr tlnerting, and August Hptes, tue lust med
beiny thu buaneas ilai,aver uf the MewsUutMs
involsed. slcs.rs; lsabVlis and prendergast ilt-
Ald Huell lnr tho prosecution.
CAnrtes Frt'lstcfn. nn expert, was placed On
t91 tiuttd ~ sbuw that tho translation Ut tho
btt)eetitttIlble arltclu WIS correct, al,u DO wnY
eubleSted tu lenxlhy eEues.exaQnalluIl, with
{,o View " 1tnI94ehlllg hla tUstillblly, but hu
tMGk tH tGs le1l III hu had tr1tilslatud It,.
"T Tl'n prusecutlun cullui MF. SehnIlt, tho news
edtor Ut tho Atbeittf Zt!uHV, aud he refllscI Il,
tAku the tuth, uud nndo III Attenuation. liz was
Mat co!'5!lSrcd Y o1,nI,etoht witness Lecausu he
dta int believe In fuiurs punishment.
IAeso xas Aut my eylloncu lcn1lux to show
, 1880-11-19
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The co,nultcn,vl mntriuultni r,ncr,opcas ~
Mr.. Ernrst Tnru,,,r.. tir,,.,,n,,s,,, ,,'' ,,...
1.conn Dare, or stewart, wrru brought 10 10 It suc.
ccssrn clDSc Mt n'cock yesterday ,,ttcrnnon t,y
n,,t,.fpr ,,,urrtavu which M fnr M knnw,,, ia T.,
,h,r l,.vnt fnr, nn, ,.,,ns ~. H.. ~
:. ,,s. s..,.,, Nv =" "n " 'ne oese't eplo
ever puts mn cmd To the charges of irrrvujnri,y
In their III rturr,t,fu. Yr.trr,lnv ,unrnr. a.
Gsun,,",a"n re,m..o' eI,c"y ,,,c :s,an m'rnhg ~ Mr
,.h,oh L'p.nn .,.,'.., rIc'"su 'ne osaef oi Court
Hull wero no lopxcr mnn nnd
stewnrs =, s@ msprv rr'' n T %'s' NC" ueI IA Aoe'a'1o
was ,aeI nn",, ,nS nT '9tor no .o,y.s @ ". ..lo
The ,narr,uut tok nuca nj ,,',.n"n In ,,, r.,n,,
ut tho t,ri,t" nnd ,,.v,n, ~ th, s,rr,, 1,.a..a,
final IN ,,,o nu 9. -, ~ - W. ntnu @ raefho
!,aSa.; Mr. nnd Mrs Frnnu y WiIkle. md Sr: j..
tno wedding tn one Of the Inrlors,
ett pt,t,,, .sus's !mese wns snch crowd Ut
's y, t,s ,1 ,Mrt T. tiIt this WINS not possible,
ne Isr ~. a!,aEs r. Ii1e serylees VERY excrcd!ng
y Kmpe' UT II dle ltxni firh There were Hu
htssemas. ma thn ennRrt1tlatons were lttcf To
KY Mtas,o'i, consisting chiefly q Expressions 1T
,n,s,s ,nss,ss II the !irs courts md earele.s r.
fNtters; Atter the ctren1Ony nH prtseIt i'd
i,aetea 3,,a Sat,u 10 & 2 snppcr, MID ascn'nrhhted
sn,yn tmv orrG tqi', " Ts"of ~n on 6rsr honey
ir; M I pcs ss ;s I% H. VII! ral. at 10
,ffet,,1"ns rfts,,1,,s nna haS9 SNnnp!!s With y. Tho
rSs 'iG is"reS. HNon' u 'n' s'e'' eod' of 'ar-
tho nrrtE;, m+ r; Mesiro not to- have
Mstrh III order that might be performed !n
, 1880-11-19

.WiulIT:.in this city. Nuv. lS Ma,in, hclorsd ~.
Y! ~ Want Mnd slstyr uf II 4. q tlrr und INK
uMn' tMMSrn' from NO. ~ l'ark-ay. III til uciuet r. :,
ahtutany' ttteEncnt at Algonquin, til. H.
sGtfi@f.1n this city, Suy. jG Mr, n c...,
nlotacs " George y. Scott. aucd 81 yrats 1' e'''A
HlyrtlE MnI u tlnyp, ".'u 3eaH
FuI,nza Friday p. III. fr,u. a?l South )so,,
MEEkY.Snv. H. > H. ILL.,, uuly child of prIrr Nv,
nH11.s a. 4; Hsery aged n,o.l's md i'days
bnr lltlln pet Is Eune.
,' IunES:E;on Thuf*tay niornn4 al o'clock At h.
Fnn,,,4r,,i =, m, David Enhgn, se:
nlSew York I'Apurs l!1nsu copy.
ELslSFEAu-At Washlnv;pn 1teiabts, Eoy. II NJ
u,unths. - "1~" - 'sa7 t1o'
FnMsrAi NJ u m. by carriages to ,iount Greenwood
, 1880-11-19


As"ocintcH on the Democratic Elcet-
orhi 1icatce We're Elected.
l'ha"tlf{rhfH 1tsaT"rh.
vi, ~ scen's aehhltly settled nt last TINT the
nleetora' Vote OF California Will he divided, Gen.
Tho scrchns Of e"nddstes ss for
Electors ia frequently tr,,lugc,' In BY cr,,,,ky
voters but II Ia aelttut in thosu latter lnys. TINT
this scrntchng result. in unyth,nK moro then a
pnrtcn'ar pe'uocrat,c E,ee.or ii cn1ifornm who
tho notorious Daylj s. Terry. the nsn.s,u ~ of
f,rn,arirt MI, hs ,,,.r". 49, 'ns. "'sfs'n Vi
ss the .en nes 'ne I,a ssu, @
political vlrtueis mt ultoKcthsr extinct In tho
s,atc Of tho hoo,llutns nnd Honorable M W,lks. lt
=, lug l*nous iefrs- bFoder'ek ducl OF acorc
OF years neo VIII bcar recalling under tho pres
cnt circumstances. Duvld e. HrodcrIck, the
victim Of Terry. w,,s t,orn IN tynshIuvinn n -
md ,xns i,,a. ns,, ""s ' l.. Na y. "rs's.on u. q,
s,nau,. "ms ".e' ~, nauMn ~ Sew aotk as sooa
unr,,ly llre,ncn who nlt,,e tho city turbulent
p'ucn twenty live years ago, Gifted with n cor.
tatn rude force, he won the affections and esteem
such u powerful. element in New York In tho
rn,,v,cr ma, ~ ~ n'e H.. sn"n e cont.olIea were
louscr ,e, 1 ,na'' ne ent a,'o''x them he wns be-
son oussss @ a"a magnetism 'ts,s wsrs s
an,t there way no aturut No vInl.nt lint hr c,i.,
not rlao upon It, no o1tsonoy 50 trying II that % ho
could not cope with It. lie roso to he Chief En-.
gIncer In tho days when TINT office gave It's In.
witifn mid nl,t,ost iawiess n'sa. .a' Tia 'ss III ~
q nutMral turn for politics, and fascluatej
by hls SUCCESS wi'f!u supported ~ iho
Sum Mttes thi4 dlsappontmc,it tic caiifarala
Ell Iurylflt} nf fO tnN II r1,t.rt, In, All
, 1880-11-19
Marrtaxenble Ages.

Tho mRrrEagcabo aye IN Ausirfa ia Il fnr ho,h
se1sat HnrinAn}. u tur men Al.l 10 for w,lu,n:
~ lielYuAI, ~ for tnen nlltl Is Tor w,lnum: II,
10 lor men a1 ID for ~on,nlt; III Gr.rce, II ior
Inen 4lN1 II !ur w0ii'rn; III Cutloliu Hungary Il
toF nea auq u Tor wuinea; ID tsvtcakaut uun.
, 1880-11-19
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

1NlIlrIt
I'm. nunAsr, Of saltwater, Mimi. Ia at tho
khurmnn.
\. II, tiERnisuroy, of Geneva, ILL.,, IS at tho
E1,rrinan.
Ju1mE IT, r. WILLIAMS, Of bloomington. ILL.,, ts
ut The l'auttlc.
NJ. II. cncunAsE, y. r. Of llclhurst, Canada,
Ia mt tho rari11c.
BENJAMIN DnEntAs, Of Mtdilctown. Conn.,, Ia
ut tho Sherman.
Ex-sEsATon r. o. rlowE, Of Green 1'ay, Wis,
1s Mt tho Pnlincr.
THE REV. JAMES tlnoMLErr, Of Washington, D.
G.. Is ut the fremont.
Gov. AND Mns. c. n. CHusw.tL uf Adrian,
Mlch, arr nt the rncit!c.
0EoRHE c. EtAzEEr0S. wl,u wis reelected to
Congress from lnc THIRD Wisconsin District, WIS
ut tho Palmer yesterday.
C. r. ArMunE, General Passenger Agent Of tho
Great ssMthcrn lnron nnd parity of Luuls-
willie, nrc ut the rrcmunt.
TIlE mother Of Robert HALEY desires lntormn-
ton or hla whcrent1utafs She 1uat tsenr1 " him
iii Chicago. Her asf'ress Is Memphis Tenn.
TIE now Archbishop ur this diocese will mr.
rive IN thlcNpn .rh,,r*ttRy THANKSGIVING iMyl.
;, III q" s',ay t"i,nw'ns 10 ", wi es INSTALLED
..'rnE te,nperatt,re yesterday, Ms ubscrvc,l by
MniilSac. npttcHu, " Madison street, THiNUsE
lt'siilinE. ,vus: u. t. dcg.; " ii. H.. IL: y
H.: l'' - r. lta'' sl' p m.. ~. Harohetes' )
TnE Trustees OF st. Iukc's Hosp1tnl held 4
meeting II thu Sherman itouse Inst evening, ulid
S",,stlrrcd The recommendations to be en-
for publication next week.
l'Nnr. ". G. RICHARDS. A. a., ph. D.. dclIv-
cred rery interesting lecture Mt Furwull llnl
yAG1agr'y sssn H. ps e y WSsrs ,o q t the
to-n'gtt upon ",rho Fairy lsualtn Ut sclu.,ce."
Mna MnuIts the occupnnt Of Room T., No. co
street. via ftIi,,i ,,,. HI ir1 NJ a::a =. rcs,n,,
Afternoon, Dr Plrrkgr, win ws cnlt,i in. VIVA
unable u say whit ca'tscd death. fpo dcceuscd
r.- - ..,
IuiE I,,, Irale and Labor Council held seml-
,t.E teprcscItSd. About tie unity thing dune WIS
~ soH sn I str w Tug ui,os 50 at ,aetr els-
awaken tho printers.
I'm. MYERS rrcsltcnt Of tho Southern MIN
GssI" f ay Nanssat Mar"" 4 e 4 swtso
H"triau: HIP H. d AAtgus. us'sra. Manager: a,ld !.
MlinenuoIls & Maiitoun isaIroad. on .nu nrcn M th,
CoSltAn WILDER, IN ycara OF nxe. while en-
Eage1n l. ut ~ a:@, yssterday 1narning in coupling
cars IN tue UhstGd Suites Rolling Stock EUll-
Mnya SAra ~ l!uyne street, rGnr Dlne lslntld
tnnn, Gtt; ~ ,'tu ' ra's setL nu pauty erushed oe-
tu III h"nn ~. av,, "S u r.at or6 ~ ~ Tas , take
w" attended him. says the hand Will hnvo to DO
A'np"'4'eo' ....
, G, i p; MowAnp, " ~ dentist, % years Of nge. lv.
uciock Inst evcning, Intellectually fall and I,s,i
Fhysen wn9uc wb esss1 Mttsme s9 & whfS .ys GS M
puiatipn Will prove necessary. iiawari wns
1aks;' g I!s home; whsr. he as vito ald flvs
p.7u,cu u,7,,,uv ,,h, r., s,,,, ,,,,, .,.a..
lived one in e,tn~e ~ II t run tG PsS. N H. M
, 1880-11-19

H., EST;WiltrES1DE-On. The ufternnou " TSr,.
MF Chnfies - n r H. n hgis nn r. III, ts4 d !sei,e
, 1880-11-19
THE CHINESE Co.

wv
BAN FRASctsCtl. Nov. 1s.-The JlrttI.h .,....,-
ycensis f1T nr Hokneamn md Hong Kona s",' e,
, 1880-11-19

who Of tho cfcntanta hui enlns,tttrl the tticI.
ll1c cnsn wns snt'tln,ird ny agreement Until
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-01-16
A Duel Prepented by a Brave Wife.

A duel with pistols, such as in
Germany generally terminates
fatally to one or other Of the
combatants, has been frustrated
in the neighborhood OF Berlin
by the energy and resolution Of
of the wife of one of the princi-
pals. Both of the would-be
duelists were army officers. The
place chosen for the meeting was
a drive in the Count Buch's
woods, between Schonerlinde and
Franzosische-Buchholz. Princi-
pals, seconds and an army sur
geon We're on the ground !; the
distances had been duly paced
off, and the pistols were being
loaded. when the lady suddenly
appeared upon the scene, step
swiftly up to her husbands Sec
ond, who was engaged in pre-
pairing the weapons for combat,
snatched a pistol from his hand,
and, directing it's muzzle toward
ber bosom, declared with a pas
sionate abjuration that she would
discharge it's contents into her
own heart unless the duel was at
once given up. So Leroic a pro-
ceedlng On her part of course
left no choice to the gentlemen
concerned in the affair and the
whole party returned peaceably
to Berlin, The wife had sus'
pected her husbands intention
and followed him from the house
unseen by him or his seconds
in swift droschky, to the place
of meeting.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-01-16

of the heroine" Six years af-
terward Scott wrote thus to Miss
Edgeworth: matilda was at
tempted for the person of a lady
who is now no more, so that T
am hattered with your dis.in-
gushing it,"
AS this took place nearly
twenty years after the disappoint-
ment, it illust1 ates the tenacity
With which the author held to
his first love. When Lady
Forbes died, Scott was SO aff-
ected that be called on her
mother, and both fell to weep
ing over the sad affair. It is O.
curious incident IN domestic his
tory to see a man carrying his
first love so tenderly through life
while married to another woman
to whom he always showed great
attachment. Scott evidently
made Matilda the ideal or dream
wife, who accompanied him to
the last. Having recovered FROM
the worst effects of his Gisap-
pointmeut, he met a French girl,
whose father had saved both life
and fortune By fleeing from the
dangers of the Revolution. At
the time referred to Miss Car
pentier for Carpenter) was an
orphan, and to her Scott trans
ferred his affections, as fer as
this was possible. He appeared,
as has been said, much attached
to his wife through life. and sim
cerely mourned her death. She
was, however, intellectually and
physically inferior to Scottish
ladies OF that city, and the rapid
degeneracy of the family may,i in
some degree, be ascribed n
unfovoratJleyt Il nnioo - - --ssa1SEEss4..ss Es4s
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-01-16
The Bumble- Bee.
By NJ. QUAD,

Children, did you ever stop to
consider the immense power pos
sessed by q bumble-be An in
sect weighing no more than the
eighth Of an ounce is capable of
raising" q man weighing 220
pounds from a bench 10 the pub
lie park, and then have lots Of
lifting material left. just stop
and think Of il! The singer OF
10 bee is not near as large as the
finest needle, but such is the
fo-ce behind ii that it can be
driven through heavy pants cloth,
backed by merino drawers, and
into the flesh about sixteen feet.
If a man could WELD a crowbaz
in comparison, he could drive il
through seven saw-mills and
distillery at one blow. Nature
could not give the bee teeth and
claws without spelling its beanty
and in compensation, she gave
| him this singer as weapon O
attack and defense. If the bee
had no. weapon, ants, beetles
land bugs could cuff him arount
las they pleased. bat, as ii is, b.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-01-16
Why She Dried Her Tears.

AS the train over the Detroit,
Lansing & Northern Road
reached Plymouth the other day.
going west, couple on the de-
pot platform were seen to en-
brace, kiss, hug again AMI seper-
ate, and the woman got aboard
the train with her handkerchief
to her eyes. She seated herself
in front OF a man with and open
face, had any amount of sympa-
thy around the corners OF bis
eyes, and he presently leaned
forward and said:
"It is, indeed hard to part from
| those we love"
"Y--yes, 'tis," she sobbed.
II suppose that man was your
! husband?" .. .s.# ..1
! "Y-yes." ..
"You are to leave this happy
home for 8 visit to some friends
1 presumed"
| Eyes, I'm going to Lansing te
see mai"
"Just so,''' continued the be-
nevolent man." "and yet how
herd it is to tear yourself from
the side of your dear partner
You no doubt believe him tbt
dearest man Oh earth2'' v.
t, "Y-yes,"
4 II saw him press something
into yo.r hand as he left, and b.
seemed to say, Here, my darling
is a gift from your husband
lHow lover .like-hov like a goot
husband .s...
| The woman had one hant
tightly shnt. She now opened
| it, brushed her tears tears away AM
+ all al oaaa eellod eass-r.--..-.rs,y =s1,
I "The miserable, contemptibl
old thing-Tll stay all winter en-
mot write him single word!
just wish I could see him TO
about minntep"
Madam, why this agitation?
asked the man."
:. "That's whyp she snapped
she hurled quarter against th
front door. "That's what b
pressed into my hand at partins
aud that's the pin-money he e!
pecte6 to last me three week
and pay fare home on g logl
I ever get back TIL broomstic
! him out of his boots!"
Glow lover-like-how wifi
like!" sighed the old man, as /
= fell back, while the woman raise
n the window and poked her hes
: out and made up faces at IL
d last house in Plymouth. Il FRI
Press.
b
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SCOTS FIRST LOVE.
TOnee q Week.

IT is an old saying, wi1Um
first We love We never we'd" and
this, though not strictly true,
may be applied to Scott, Byron,
George Washington and many
other men of note. Ii is inter-
estipg to observe how poets gen
orally present their love matters
to the public. The personal ex-
perience of such men will crop
out. Scott, for instance, fell
deeply in love, in early life, with
girl of aristocratic family, and
as he was then merely a poor
barrister, there was no prospect
Of success. His father. knowing
this, and being desl,ous to bring
the matter to close, suggested
to the parents the propriety OF
terminating the acquaintance,
| and this was done in the least
painful manner. The lady was
the only daughter OF Sir John
Stewart, of Forfashire, and she
afterward married Sir William
Forbes, the noted Edinburg
banker. As Scott was q we'll
educated young man, of fine per-
sonal appearance and agreeable
manners, there could be but lit
tie reason for giving the banke'
preference, except his wealth
end social rank. Scott felt this
fegsly through life; in "Rokeby
he reviyes the episode at some
length. Matilda, the heroine Of
the poem. represents the object
Of his love, who there rejects
poet in favor of one OF h'ghe'
rank, and this svene becomes
doubly interesting as a picture
of scott's early experience. Ii
Il811 Lady Forbes died; but sh'
lived long enough to see th'
once penniless barrister the hrs
poet in England. Her deatl
was deeply felt by Scott, for, al
though he had been married TO
twelve years, the old flame wa
4 not extlDguished. RRoketby
pearsd next year, and Lockhar
says "that there is nothln
wrought out, in all SCOTS prose
more exquisite than the contras
between the rivals for the han
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The Groceries We Buy.

Very few groceries are wholly
pure. The Grocer's Manual
publishes some of the adultera-
tions. The cream of tartar found
on sale, it says, is seldom more
than thirty per cent, pure, the
remainder being terra alba, or
white earth, and other audulter-
ants. Cayenne pepper is de-
based with red ocher, cinnabar,
vermiilion and sulphrret of mer-
curry, and the the color preser-
we'd by redIlead and Venetian
red. Coffee is aduIterated with
pea -four colored with Venetian
red,s Liquors and wines are gen.
orally made from cheap runs and
whiskies. Milk is adulterated
with water, -four, starch, gum,
tumeric, chalk, sugar, carbonate
OF soda, and cerebral matter;
and cream is made by the use OF
gum. Mustard is seldom sold
pure. Preserved meats are col
orad with ocher and red lead.
Bottles labeled Worcestershire
sauce, ETC., are often filed with
dangerous chemicals. Soaps
contain poisonous coloring mat
ter that produces skin diseases.
Teas are cales1d and doctored,
largely in New York and Phila-
dalphia, with arseniate OF cop
per, verdigris, mineral green.
Prussian blue, tale, clay, soap
stone, and numerous other ar
ticles. Much OF the tobacco
| which men roll like sweet NOR
sell under their tongues is made
out of the leaves OF other plants
TO which are added chromate O
lead, oxide OF lead. etc. Hal
the vinegar sold in the larg'
cities, it is asserted, is ranl
poison, made from preparation
of lead, copper and oil OF vitrol
These statements were made Ii
. the Manual in the interest G
grocers.
!, 100000 brick for sale. App1
- Ii n Uouobon nr
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100000 brick for sale. Apply
to FL. D. Vaughan or
r. A.LEAvEL & Go.
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s. p. BU ATT.
ORAL SURGEON,

Offers to the public his professional
experience of thirty years in the above
sneciality for the treatment of all dis
eases peculiar to the mouth and preser-
yation Of its natural organs, the teeth.
Charges for all dental services graded
by quality and character desired. to suit
tie times. For dental substitutes, from
SIS, $50, SIS, $10G, 5000, up to Buatt's
celebrated improved gold plate, $3.50 for
full sets, recommended as healthy, and
to perform the functions of mastication
satisfactorily as to kind selected.
Without previous arrangements, cash
is invariably expected.
Moved to new Office, near the Baptist
Church.
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Dentistry. !.
DIR. NJ. J. MASoENGILL,

DIR. NJ. J. MASSENGILL,
dental surgeon, respectfully offers his
professional services to the people of
Bastrop and surrounding country, All
work warranted. Ofice-6rst door south
of F. Vaughan's law Office, and lately oc-
cupied by DR.. McCreight,
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SOMETHING NEW.

The undersigned respectfully informs
the public that he has now on hand q
well-selected stock Of Burial Caskets,
cofhn trimming suoh as handles, plates
plates, screws, etc. He is also prepared
/ to inauufactuse or repair apy style Of
furniture, on the very shortest notice,
guaranteeing satisfaction. Always On
hand Hermetic Burial cases and caskets.
G. r. TISDALE.