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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-09

4 You are too little. daughter. Vol
must wall till sou are big xirl before
you can 70 out EVENING" Or
mo. dear: II i 40, suitable for lit
lie girls When you are older on can
have IL n
4 seemed . poor little Su>y he was
aiwass hearing something likethis. She
WAS the on|y child in the family. and
waS fond ~ trying u 10 cxacrly what
biz folk~ did. And she got very tired
81 being told she uas too little 10 do
this thing. or that thing.
Para said. \ You are r0r cutie biz
enough 20 ride the rony vet. dear.
Mamma aid. When Won are little
taller You can water I'll the pl1hts on
the stand. Susy-~
Aunty saIi. = IA like 10 taxe her
with me- but shes - little she'd o.
tired 10 death"
Grandma said. THAT sweetmeat Il
entirely TOD rich for the child: she
cu- n not ~ touch il.
>usy tried everything she had ever
heard 81 ~ make little girls grow Fat.
She was told that going 10 bei early
would 10 Il. and one bright. summer
afternoon she went ~ led AZ i've
o'clock II seemed about 4 week 10
her usual bedtime. and. alter Iii. when
she looked N the glass ia the morning
she cond NOT see that She Wa one bit
taller.
She hid hoped iha, when tie went
down stairs htr mamma would raise her
hands AMI ~:
Dear me- Unjust at the rufi'es *
Spsy's dresses down: she does grow %
fast"
She had heard that rain and sunshine
mAie the flower grow. and he "a, Ont
doors. first II one and then IN the other
till she came near hayinrf the Group and
~nnstroke- And still no one ever ~
claimed = How that child does grow
One morning in early summer she
followed her mamma about the garden
How wonderfully fast this orange
tree grows said mamma Look.
SuSy. q those fre-h shoots: do believe
they have grown three inches since yes-
tersiay morning"
Susy looked. and new and delight
full idea came into her mind The or
ange tree Was growing in an carthen
fower-pot- thai must be what made X
grow % fast
>he said nothing 70 mamma. but
waited till she gave the tree = good
sprinkling and went into the house.
Then >nsv ran 10 the rp0t-h0n~e and
picked out large .'ower-poi. which She
placei ~ the end 81 the back porch
stefs opposite 70 which the orange
stood.
--rIl b. growing Il one end and the
orange n the other. said Suss- With
her little spaie she bean t;nrin. III
the softtasth. When she had loosened
ID whar she though, enough she to.k
Of her she's and stOckin - and sfepncd
into the pot Her plump little ieet
hardly had room enOu IN. but she
crowded them in side by eide and show
eled some earth on them.
II was very hard work. She came
Bear topping over several times
then found she had not enough earth
dug nh. and that she c0lIi not dig
while standing in the f0wer-p0t Il
VS. too Lad ID disturb her feet. but she
hal ID get out and then begin over
again. By the time that she had filed
ID nearly 10 her knees and rarfed the
earth srno,th On the top her POOR little
back was almost broken
But she stood straight UP. feeling
very proud and happy and smiled over
at the orange tree
Now. she said. ~ must wait for
mamma ID come and sprinkle me. and
then shall begin 70 grow. She will
pour wafer On my feet. too. Dear me-
] wish she'd hurry"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-09

There has been brisk demand icf
oyster shells at New Haven Conn.
lately for nsc in. the osster-beis. A. nc
spawn aiheres 10 them READILY ai'er
being bleachcd on the land. They have
become % indispensable that iarTe
quantities are being brought from khode
Island. where they once threatened -
cover M the Stare. and the price ~
Providence has risen from hive tp sven
cents per bushel The accumulation 2.
shells around New Haven wa former...
used 70 make roads. the '-shcl' roaas
being celebrated for their hard smo',n
surface. hut no more vii be manp
with shells III such demand A. ~ rres.
emf Dealers think thai neI year tns'
will have 10 bring shells from BAN
more
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-09

- COPY ii one 81 Dickens earliess
and rarest books. Three Ways 2.
Spending SUNDAY. BY Timothy Sparn.
was sold the other day In Manchester
Eng. for about thirty dollars
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-09

The statement widely published ia
the Republican press Thar Major Daniel.
the Democratic candidate for Governor
Of Virginia. advised in speech the
burning oi the school houses TO escape
the tax for common schools. il simply
Republican fiction. The speech 70
which reference is made occurred when
the Legislature was seeking 10 rcadjust
the debt Of the State A proposition
came up which set apart the entire pub
lie revenue 70 pay. first. the interest
upon the public liability. and secondly.
70 defray the expenses Of the State
Government. This proposition was
amended 50 as to exempt, first the
school fund. secondly. the asylum
funds. and thirdly. the pay Of members
Of the Legislature. from the operation
Of this law. This amendment Major
Daniel opposed. and in Inc speech
which he made in opposition 70 il used
these widely-quoied words: ~ would
rather see every schooi-house in the
State burned. and every asylum
pull "A down. than that we should re-
fuse 70 meet first 81 all things our hon
est obligations, and maintain the honor
81 the State" If there is any discrcdit
in this lutheran x. the Heraid fails to
perceive IL. But il il needless 10 say
that the journals which are widely cir
the statement that Major dan
lei was ia f.vor Of burning the public
school houses OF Virginia, fail 70 quote
the actual utterance or TO state the cir
cumstances under which il was made
Even at the risk Of discrcditing entirely
their mons'rous falsehood. they keep in
the background the magnificent fidelity
to honorable duty which animated the
first citizen Of Virginia when. with
splendid courage and almost alone. he
sought TO stem the tide 81 rcpudiation.
and shame which had been
turned loose upon the State Instead
Of falsifying his utterance, and stigma
tizing his sense Of honor with unjust
reproach. they should lavish praises
upon heroism almost without example
IN the history Of the country. - omaha
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-09

"A colorcd school-marm" at Bu-
ena Vista, Ga. has number Of men
with families attending her school--one
forty years old. Among the mber Is
the man with whom she i boarding.
and one Of the first 70 receive the rod u
correction was her Landlord. Two
weeks ago the forty-year-old student
was told his next failure 70 show his
lesson would bring upon him the rod
certain" lie says she Is right. and il
while he attends her school he disobcys
her commands or fails 10 comply with
her regulations. that she ought 20 whip
him. and his dirty Is TO submit 10 the
without complaint
, 1881-06-15
NOON l'iRAYEIs-SIEErJSt:.

nnon by Mr. ". Il. Boomer, was participated In
ft some ~ businessmen. whb felt tho fcch Of
II short hour Ut rrst, and prayer was offered for
Mr.. Il. g. Keith, President Of tho Y. ~. {. A..
who WIS seriously Injured on Monday by n talI
fru.n bis harse Prayer WIS akd offered In ct,,f-
suIatlon Ut tho family If 0uur1U Armour, who
died IL ilrghtnls, EixRnA o Sunlnr night, aftti
who wits ~ Ienv and cf;iu.tmtly connected with
evangelical wnrk In this city. The Hoy. Gct,rRg
lug tho coming wtrk IN i"'wce Fnrwc!i Hall. And
M orrrilowinx nttasp!atcc IL Uxtuotrh tlafiy.
Tho rruurta fur the Fnst year from he rfrtEtfl
I)t4aI ptrs0tts hayo viHed tho library. reading.
md tOifre rooms located TN Canal and kl1zio
streets,
, 1881-06-15

I'crry's nuvss,tp, Tho t.awfris+'. Wh"rrv,r slIr
llas pnne huirIrnls have visited h"r. nn'a. tis
t'npt. GnrhIlt Hnfa "Tif tnnhy nif urry-htEiltt!
ISl9 II luke ut t1Mfr hals Win rv",,r"., WHOM
They tuInr :lIn.IrtI hT nr." The lfurrt, 1tu-4 y
~ ynrn1 Il ,"s+"t NJ ih- ,ihv Hi" wa. lnunrln"1.
>'h.' In. rs,'ncli ruuatrs II tmrlona tnus II h"r
,ttl.r wnrk-. Int r lislI T. i:!D snt1'r s's wsan
shn wrni intp tho t.akn l:rn skht. shs - YES.
sci u! tn sHns l,it1,tnn. Ehn Il tt'rtnf II Kr'Mt
eur!nsliy, and hbnuti In visited hY tfosu wtls,
hRyt Ii pridH IN her yhtnnt conduct o1i Lhku
Erie. Tho iltttiu bf Lake Eric tuok pIuCr Sept.
", lXt3.
4 EANANIAN WALL.
Ttrott., tidN, june II: ). 1Iti.uoss isaluii. ynry
tltll ut this tutt. and III Xutur,lY there were NJ,
ehhrtrra reported 1'he stw vsfsa. shut SIM tn-
1cnv0F III pick M living tt thls lake. h'wnscr.
show no ktRfIt II cutting tho Ffts.. which IirD
Ills III itn,1,nr III t1swrI. MD II Gcuts fur re-
tiIfh GiltEdca IT t6lt nn tt,ueh trip.'
, 1881-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS
THE SCHOONER KISNrldltE1t,


Sptcfa! Dt,paseh to Tho Chicago Tribune
AMItE1tsTnuKu, Ont, Juno 1l.-Tho schooner
KEngnshcr wAs ashore Inst fnl1 between Port
Bur,yull and tho Cut. Several attempts w0ra
tn0do to re{easo her, but thQ sudden c1oso or
navigation loft her there nll 'wlntor. Tho Can-
ndn WrcpklnE C0mpany's tug Prince Altresl,
with a lret1Ee ID working at her. max Ing eRnnl
through tho hardest kind Of ciny In which to
launch her. Thgy moved her tWElro fcGt III ono
iii tho work, Capt. lnnes oxpccts to havo nor
ntloat this week nnl In xoui shApo. They NGt
s3,0o0 for tho job from tho buffalo Underwriters,
AusKEaoN LUMBER s1II1NEN1s.
Spfetat ptspateh to Ths Caitogo T1i1unk.
1fusKEnON. Mtch:, juno l!.-Clonruaccs to-
faot.
THE sTEAM-lAR0E =. e. HAIL,
which was laid up for tho past month BY an nc.
Gllent to her bOlGry arrived bore to-day and
clearcd for Chtoago.
srRAwnEn,ttEs.
The propeller George Dunbar eIoarcd with zoo
boxes Ut atrawberrics for ChlcaYo to day.
THE srEAM-uA1tuE, POTOMAC tInELEn.
Bptetst Dtspateh to m Chtcago 3rstnns.
MILWAUKEE. May Il.-Just prlUr to tho de-
pHrturU OF tho stc1lsl- barge pat0inno Tor liuIh.
10 yesterday afternoon Il. +. Eimurc s C0., conf
ttcalera, eausoti her to b. lbulsd for *:,sU, tho
value Of tho GonI jcsttsoMed while tho craft wns W.
bonded and suGorcd nO tletohtlDn.
X, he iAlsED.
Hpeeias Dspefe;s 70 7ht Chicago Tribune.
E1tIE, ph.. June 1t.-Cu1trlGtA t1trO boon
Rwnr.Eu III parties for tho rA!slng uf tho wrecked
vessels Edwards md flny CIty. wrecked lust fall
The work OF RAISING commenced day.
TltE NEW CoLLECT0R or nuPFALo.
13uvPatA. June H.-Eharles 4. Gardner. tho
y-nprotntet Collector Ut Customs, has takcn
possession Of his uttiuo.
, 1881-06-15
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

n tn1vrnAh NTaat1rrdF-ENrArn1 {fannrNM
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. os e"e "c"ooi
fcnr. ......,
tneottnu Inst evening, President Delaney IN tho
ch.,r sn,, ,,, ,ho Inenscfors nrosant eroent
u%, m,t AM AM ,,or,,a,t az .''t l"sfo''' p''''"'
lusucc,or Curran, from tho Committee on
buildings and Gro,1s,.tsvaSkud Tint tho schools
~, ~. TvInnar 1,art lot srd an 1ncl,.rr atrnef
o too s. ~ 10 ~ no4, w Ts" tarnor
..."' M ,,.,'s, - ,vi.o. r, va.,.,a, s .,a Int.
~. .,.. 1vos. I"a,,,.,, esrnat s1,on,
Ut tne "Hs1 .noAsoi otteet oc""oi.
Of s feet On M .be
northeast corner Of Monroe mud LenvItt streets,
With I'm nI]cy sevon mud one-hulr feet on tho
enst side fur $.a, ,o0 AZ slto for so.nol to ro-
ifuvc tho brown ffnyes and King School Dis
trlcts,
Tho roport was lu1l over,
i1 ,a the fteo fSa rIsna2y 1n
Hohools 10 closed Tor tho your Thursday nttor-
noon, Jnno II, and tio Uranitnar sid iiiHh
~, ,1",,,,,,a s,,t,--r.,
,tr'.l,.,, m1,'i ,.,.'',t.i tt,. ~, ,,oo,o~a y,
p!id hereafter on the lat of the III n9nth 49,, ,..,
INSPECTOR nfonan f1yo5ea snss: snylnRl inat
thor1 wtls no reason why fhoy snGls!d !lnt ~ pat
hs promptly ~ Otuor ctnpluses. In0 4alnc5 VIZ
~ tln Trcasury' alid tho teacaees ohght 10
ipspsetor Delaney seid the cisrk male out ho
time reports Thoro w,rg No te.lclgr:. M aud t!lo
rolls coll!t! NOT bn prepared y thG !st nt !no
uInuth. Tho tcncntfs wore batlsEeh WIth tao
present nrranEotnrMt.. A.. s,,,,.,, ,,,.,, ,,,.
Tho Clerk Htatetl that inc school tnnnth G0tl-
nEstctf OF four weeks while tho tircmen. l'o!'Gc-
rlicndar ,nanth. Tho principals wero uftou
lato with thotr rolls.
Isnoctar Efskontn ~ wandGa a, d1n Matsef
tor Il rcpart.
II was 10 dlspoHod OF.
a,,norntort,cn. .io,.iar', snhn'fttoa thc ,o,,
,,snt, .'tintios. rrnsnf Gnrnin"mt :" ,,nft. ~.
1!r. tnMng s.as1ts. an. ~ Mn, s &
co. , nsHsMA" 'A ~ ,in. Il ri. ~. no,,s ~ a.
uan4a My ~ = t,!,no. r. 1f.s tcrschr. H. Ws "
'e''tt"''se' '~''' "e '''.'.s ~
TENT-lNoks.
The sppcial nrlor-tho report OF the Commits
tnD Dl1-sfd4t ItlDkY-w,ts th1n tntkon ur, Tho
fpjtNyjuY changes wGrp m,NtD III tho High
kunoVt Uffuks; Ucouyntry ut tho satuo price;
NnturnI histu7y ut $t.t i'll HdvalIcB Of ~ rBnt2:
ihys!oiu9y 1T h cc,its. tho old ono custlny "
ing il cents lcss than the one now ta uss; Latin
1irsso cnt, Dtsttion at Vi cotls: uepck tpssn. ut
Iii 1nnfa n rtxiilbktun of d cents: German
, 1881-06-15

Mr, W, W. l,oy!ngtan, tho architect, bus aI'
luost completed the plans for tho rebuilding III
1mmauuel tallchiaaR Avenue Hap1Fst> chnreh.
and work upon thu STRUCTURE Will be ut o1c' bts-
xuu. Thu plaus havo been approved by tho Kov-
ern,nx body Of tho church Aud Gull for an ex-
pondllure Ut AGary S50 QlD. thu work 10 bn cotls-
potea BY 0ot.l l. I'hSre will 10 llttlo uhan4o
lnn4o IN tho axt.eIof appousAt.co VI the church
edllco. Tho walis latt standing utter tho tro Will
b. uttlIxsd, ~ they ata Ia good conditioti, aud
tho sptro was unlnJ4rol BY the eonstagsatIon, and
will mt be t&yttobotl.
slie will b. tho lnasr&ion of HraMl central o'l.
trxuve fEonl AlchiYau nscalio. fhls sE.aco wls
formerly 1ccunted by u very large wiudiw. tho
lower hif Of waieh VIZ bG M tofu ~, r.. e.,
trauoe xil bs apRsoacasH ~ ,Ehs Of ,passsve ss
10 10 made Within. Tho stI.cgm T. formerly oesa, a,
uted a. \ tectuEn- Ef4ltn 4HQ t3l e.t!Ass FNlfa
viii 10 thrown Into the main uudtiosiill, which,
whom completed - dcsaoed' ~ haSn % u sai ssat.
fVT I'D psrsons runs uii round tho building,
aud every seat Hill bu 80 urrsoged that i's oec1-
, 1881-06-15

ihp West, hnlk Falk ~ f'htHHnn, ~ ~ per Inn:
Porter, e',Hl ~ MiIwntlknr. ~ Ennts frntII tho
.hItr4; <chH'nrts tlnl'tu Fh>t,'r, i: ':t4r. I.
,,, ~ S', 1 M s :,, M?'r.'' 9s,r s II k.';- .n%1y ~
:; a"isr. .s ''sa'c' %"sS iii :"ns IT, ,s' ,%' @ "
ths ' s,rrs "a .n ''ft! Nrti !"vs t"u G% FrIs. @ "
Fitx liuHh ftwtp taku t'nf.! ltM ttwt,l rntrt,ntl
co." .s Gass.", f s% t;ts t'a'1.; ,a Fsa:f s
EAnAl froinhts nru still unchanged at 8 ecnts
OF. whaat a., Il g., s.nis fs'r s''r
77tNfKy.
spettal ntseaseh 10 Tx ENteae4 Tribune.
n rohEno. O., Jntiu ls:-t'ra!M ryee!pt. were
fruer i".aay, aitt,YnEh ta a'n!s avanea est1.
iako,. i, ,coilts. Tl,t following o,ariera wuf;,
rcrrtcl, srla.mnor isaludeer. wheat itt Snt.-
siyi %si;S. wsns s; Il S is ssit'' ct.: ii :r's .sss @
xttthr. t:uFn tn klnksfntt. " cenfs; propeller
liG srt,t.nnr turn p ila'ful". n ce',ts pro-
scllm'n.r Wilatn shupc, wheat to iiaGalo, j
ecnt3.
NiLwACKEE.
Special Dt.pateh to Jas t:hicaso 7naunt.
nairy for s":.c'+ .".,iny. Sone. however. were
'y IT, :t.ss i" " i"s IT, y t. y,"r m ilss s, ssnt Il '"
nt .t:mts: Thu :ch!,oner Sandy Morrison gets
~ t.n tnrk ftt'in t,hlngshn Here.
MISUNDERSTANDING l$Arntitlt Rnu schooner
AlIEC Is. SIrrIs.
C!HRfct1-llGfGtitlg.c cutter Ani3rCW johnson Tor
1.nte tiuberI0r.
kscaNAns,
sp,efat Etpotth 10 7hs Chitoan 7titunk.
ExrtX.Mt WtrhE 1,n,. lt-A Aerirnf-sthf,n,,-
crs f:ti,3,,n W,,st iHnturtnwt, fnrrr,,,. Htnnt.
ptslt jtlr Sn mil Jossin Linn; stt.nGrs siin-
itesDia. fIlleIvh. and City Ut New ynrk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alter EIr,,prtis,C e Aluea
1rnn LET. Typo. fipa.i,lH+ Tom IinwlalId. niha
r"ssass *%3ss %ssss. aud III Iron q sy, 20" '0'A
, HHtE.
Spftinf Ulpatfh IL The CAttaro 1ftbunA
EtfE. pH., Jumc Observation-Disclosures Nc
fnl9Al1. lumber, lAy CITY: prhj'e@tGFA delaware.
grain. t'hInaen: ker.hHw. l!xht, linf1asu.
|. CIenttsl--PrnneIlers Ahnlt Young. Hlcrcthf-
MIse. EnAHkf: tMKiann. ufhi. FHRttthW: Fry.
,,s :h,'td'rn ti.,st, ,,'I ;r Mn,,nl MnI,
t,.. ~ ii,,,,t 'fon'"4eS "'a '"'ea
'''s "''' '3"' v.r<,,,.r-rv
M'hQos.. @ IT,,
1r,np,,.,,.rn WsI, Inn iIWt st,.,rs ,,ro
pGrrs H. H. Wi1s,ni md i, ESt.roti: atbotllrrs
f'r,t;1K pnrt,y r. x. Mt,fte mid Waf.tI,Ii,vit,1,
Cjcdrrd-l'f1pcItors Ct,ri!,fri,nt al,d Erpyttan; ;
srhJu,ltfrs t!tts4f,fi Yslicnr, md st thtrst
, 1881-06-15
OTHER LAKE FORTS.
1tlSrAtJHtH

Special Dtspdteh to Tbs Chieago Tribune.
11ETlol1, Mich, JUNG li.-Passcd down-Fro.
pellcrs Cofsa!r, Atlantic, City Of Concord and
schoonor Il. l.. Lamb, 0coun, rurtnQo, s. D. Cnll
well aud schooner Grt4ltic; steatn-harges City
Of Konle. brunswick, E. u. Halo and schonllcrs
Alva 13radioy alld Fayottc tsrown. Point Abino;
Allegheny and burgess, 1e0rg1Au, Chnuncoy
liurlbut and Bclouners SeuNtor n,ld AII1lfo
Vaughn, Queen or the Wcst, John N. Glt.laon
aui schooners Sophia Min ID, q. u, Mtnch, II. j.
Webb, and C,nyton Hello; Superior and
schooner y. richards md barge; schoUn-
ers n. 4. Van Valkcnbur9, Gnngus,
Throo Nrothors, st. Louis, lte,l Wing, q. W.
Adams, MHry Lyon. q. u. Iscl.sou. Golden
l1eccu, NJ. H. DneOu, q. q. l!onHhton, Cnna.lH,
t}necn City, ". l. Crasthwattc, Ja,nes q. King,
J. q. Martin, Ge4rHo 81. Caso. l. N. Foster, nud
NASSAU; tux Kata Williams and raft. tux Sum.
NOR nnd burgess and schooner lshpctntng.
Pissed up-I'rppcllcri Comiuodor,, Empire
State, Vanderbilt, and Rochester; stc,t,l.b .barHcs
W. j.. WotiMora and collsort, Maoktnnw. Oak-
land and bargos, kato fluttlron, lenrxo Il. Col
wcl nnd schooner %. T.. Dobnins, +. ]. nunfUrf,
Vtonnu nliA schooner Vcrot1n. II. ]. 11aokctt and
schoonurs William AoFrcycr, Laura Belle, und
uoorRo ". Davis.
Clenrttl-Seow II. IT. lllnc.
Wind west, thirteen ,nlius.
P]lir HUiMiN.
Putr lluR0N, JN,te tt.-lasscsl np-propollcrs
Commodore, Queen Of The Woat, u. W. Haneh-
nrd, ". l.. Wctmorg and aOusort, Michigan and
bnrKes, Alc0ua and consort; schooner f. Cor
ming.
Down--Fropcllors Portage, Superior and con.
sorts and r. W0RstnG, John N. 0ltdden and con.
Btts, =. 3. Caldwell and barHes, G. ItirIh.rt md
consort, Burlington aud harxrs. lron luke With
schooner i. +. Duw; soh0onurs q. ". Adams,
Mary, q. u. i.enson Iic.lwing, lialstc.al, ". y.
t;rosathwnttc. Queen City. .Tatnes Z. King. ). q.
MHstot1, Il, IT, Mess. h0rninx Httr, 0rAcc, Anlcl-
Ia, j. N. Fostur. Nnshua, uoi.tyn Flocue.
Ksn F4 Mes'; iiU"nN, ,5e'a sioS Soa.nE, v n-l D.
rAssci up--Pnipclters EmpIro Ht4tr,, katc Hut.
~. oatonnxon and baraes, aud vlo""a antl
i,Sw,.-Iropollors oael,,.. ontasIo. and pas-
sAiu mud barKes; *uhuorors Chandler j. Welts
II. yShnsod, Goi. Eiisxorth. i. ii. lioaers, IIyder
sp 8 sdou y .uas Ss@sS ia nFf FseoNs
WiuI west, ilEht, WGathar cloudy.
r1ftT CtH.uuItSE.
Special Dfsratth n TAs Chttaso Tribute.
sohooaers % !iosnF staE: @ Ssarlatts % nrtsaIt.
coal: y. J. Gum9!tnRs. 0sscx9 r.; to Ghc1R1. % Goa
s,,S F,s, ts SSa' a i,aH Ei.vt.s stas
}sw oswsxs to G geas *l glGesa. @ K*:es d
.os; ,s:'i props!ar ,s! % seo Miosis"t. Hamilton "a
lyto, aeneral sat4o; Aeaais' Montreal to Tolo"
u ihwn-.sGhoonars as % L. soaten, Toledo to uswcso,
cnrli; slnialla, Chlcax, to KpgssUa, es'ra; VII.
Gaares.ssosass et.tss Sa,at 9s'ds Kes Yoso ss
wannSh, for Golden Valley' thenca to catoa.t
Tfs up. bound vos.cls arc still laying hors
wlnl.b0lnd.
! uuFVALo.
| sp<eat ps.etsA . ~ CAstssa 7stsynt. ;..,
, 1881-06-15
NIOo1)Y's cIIU1,C1I.

a few weeks Hxn, whi1u Mr. Moody nnd San-
key were labnrinx In Conr,itln. they met a man
of good rcputo ~ swcet Gospcl sluRcr. Nr.
Moody 1T oftco put his mnrk upon him Tor eynn-
Ee1ss.to work. TN striving ut ChscaEs. It Was
found thAt 1'ruf. Cnse, who tas tn efficiently
conducted tho music ut ChiC4tru AvcHun Ehnstt
for two years, wns nl,unt to rcsnnic cvMnRctstfo
rervices With Mr.. Necdlnu,. ArcoriuRfy tho
Eoorailn singer, Mr.. t. r. sitllGr, has been nepa-
tlaictl With tt c4an!ct tho music at Moody's
Church tho cttmlng ycar. Mr. Miller Will Hrrlvo
Saturday, and will commence service ut uncu.
, 1881-06-15
ttf1tt'ft or t:tftft4Auu.
.4ittslF.ti,t,

sihr litnrt trHiuMsuiH. stnltll Haven. sitVlrcS.
' r tS';': Mis."sts'': : nH":' ,'''i *,',"|sies. s'
!'r'i' Milwaukee,. l1u'tno: slndrlcs.
l,rni, s:m!n, lthtfho, :ntnIrina.
Prop .tltlArt super, Nttsk"Rt'.i. 'tt'nbor
i,,rnp Mnlnc. sit.kra1n. ln!alHr.
rts'l' Ml:M',trr: . e. l!:'f!t, it"r,or, ..'nlrles.
!'rnpt'. tlfrh"x, whItu t.atse, iusntmr:
rr1i, + & '.sS'nssr!,* S"aat'.cl;. sl,'lr'oe. '
f rn nFy n 'sa t sIisss. iiass. snaias i',s''''
!,rop i. Z. tlrIttain, sio1lna!.r, sulrlrics.
!,rnp =. Lc'!!!a. 1l,t!fnio t.,wnR.
!,,n,p Cn!In t,..Mnl'eI,. i..,ihistnn, l,,mbor.
!'np Albtrt M,sfcr sianisstst humber.
ir1i, Tenn it'ef,Mntn'l ItuiI"l',, .,!n!rcs.
Pup .lurvIa it,,1i. ltuG,lln. r'mi.
lrop .!n.,N+ 4. sh!r1lry, sl!Sa,!kou, s.tndrics.
aehr % 4tiitie u. ii,it,a, M"nst:r. i'i.ncr.
aehr y. I:nwrsnco, 1rcA..l''tf. efl'ar posts.
Hchr NclEe ftrt1',,gtnn. Il!i!fn1n, tohl.
Schr Nniat. Dcuntt. siWirlt.s.
sf ,11 M S% Hf srt .ssk I!IssE ftas a.ps posts
:uhr SUtv lily. i'ssi't!s,,. lumber.
sehr Atl!ve, res,tist. liln.tlcr.
sehs Y. u; !lawkits; Ml.ns,t:r' lumber.
schr CotlthEwn!n1. Ee.1nr t!ivcr, posts.
Sshs n. =. Ttr"}3s lt'Ets E ,isas Sea!: ros..
:;ci,r itnmGdcry, s.,titlI Chr.tRo. gravel.
ietr t!ak i,tmt, G.slar i.lycr. i,t,.is
tr ssf Narfass;:' %fs ssst,r aFt 'Tfs H. .s i"ss: lumber
r enr cnslig q I'll ] siar:I'"'l. W%iia''si ,ay lies.
Eer sehr 4 irisn. Sci s;sana ise" hs Ivr' '00r'
schr t!ultlcu Harvest. sf!sa,.1n,I, lumber.
sehr Wnl,crne, nrant ;tnven: l'tMi,Sr: ii.
Schr CITY n1 ErIc, frand ft"vesi, lumber.
Hchr uuitlt. PI"rnnrt. lutnier.
Sehr Z. 4. Ktnx. i;Ik isapIls, iron ore:
GNtaG fptrti kdttn1 I'm
, 1881-06-15
AROUND THE LAKES.

\ NEW LlFE.lDAT.
The Cicvciara LeIer Of Mut,.lay says Cnpt.
D. L. Dobbtns, Superintendent Ut tho Ninth
Ltfn-sav'ng District. tna.lo u trlAl Inst weok ot
a now sure-boat constructed by W. W. Lootnis,
Of Eric, and intended for service nt tho Point
au 1lnrluos Life Saving Station, which ID In the
Tenth District. untor tho suporlntondcnco OF
Capt. Joroulo q. kiah. WIN Ealnotl such saA no-
tortety from tho loss at tho tfo-snv'ng crew Ut
thnt station, himself excepted, while going tn
the rescue OF tho crow Of tho seow atctIructlcr
,lcar Huron City, OH tho morning ut tho @M
OF april, 1880. Thu present nruw OF that
station having no oont,lonco In tho cctiar
slrr-hoats now supplied to oauh sta
tiol,, anl Cart. Kiah hnvtng soon ono of tho
boats designed by Cnpt- Do1bns ind approved
by tho department at Washington, 'aa''e every
1xurtio!l to hnvo QUO supplied to hfA statton md
WIS ttnalIy sucocssfut In obtaining pormlasio,.
tn hayo one constructed. The boat was received
huru from Eric aomo ifaYs aKn, nnd Ia II Hlcccsa
In ovory rcsptJt. b0luR vastly superior to my
thing Mt present Ia t'sU. ind nbout ~ near ror-
fect as good deatgll and uxcellont material and
workmanship CUT mako hcr. 1t IL tweaty-six
foot ovor alI, with lve fce! ntno iaohca beam and
two feet four lnuhvs donth., II bus pwonty ysnnc
and si oily waishs whon ready ior. serv-
IT, Ssst as''o s o' 'as. ,h xvanse$ ltan r. IL: It.:
c!ae! aud slx wator aatinst tnGkt. each u
x.s o asss ss Be ' sv.e e. Ss ssss'snt VIC s g
kcct for sail!ux IN long cFulsos, nnd hns Two
xe wl'a 9;1s sArrPs Yx ssf.
I'd, raht s aaa ba!i itsyif oas 10 soya, seess, ~
trial wins lau.ls BY The GROW at tho nMlralo Stu.
ttpu. u,H'ee Capt. t19n4tns' dreettous, md vas
~ SGsp K Wig sfsss ws fso n
tho Ioat. mud Gel!oyes tlmt with Ii no grow ncod
bc afraid OF losing their livas.
tr1r II q E.Ty
, 1881-06-15

irs,u, tANAlHoAr BUNK.
.a,,s"'oo toa'ted with stoue was run into
"a s,s. morning BY ths stsam-ba1se Htok0x
ksa,h .. ~ tae middle of the river near Eix-
Hest brlu1e. Several &erloua casualtleR