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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-19

Lucrative weaknesses and debilitatine
humors Of females cured by Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-19
Wanted.

-Four cords of nice green wood. Apply u, K,nn
bee Journal Office.
Feb. Ii, ISL. III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-19

Some years ago the ncces.
slty for q Black Silk that
should possess all the re.
quisitcs of a first class
DRESS SILK became ap.
parent to MEssRs. JAMES
MCCREERY g. Co., Of
Broadway and Eleventh
Street, New York, as none
of the various brands in
existence entirely satisfied
all the demands.
Negotiations were entered
into with II skillful Euro.
pcan expert in winding
raw silk and with n famous
Lyons weaver, to produce
a NEW BLACK SILK,
and the brand now wide.
ly known as "Cachenire
Sublime de NOvi" was
produced. Mes>rs. James
McCrcery & Co. confident.
ly guarantee this silk rs
the best ever made for
the price. Samples and
fuller particulars will be
sent 10 any part Of the
World on request.
Address
JAMES MCCREERY & Co.,
NEW YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-19

1t is satisfactory to learn of the arrest
ut Denver of John A. Young. son of the
late Brigham Young, on charge of big
amy, he having been indicted for that Of
fence in Salt Lake City. Young is now
to be tried for his undoubted violation of
the law in court of the United States.
and as he must he found guilty. his Of
fence being open and undeniable. it is
reasonable TO suppose that he will suffer
the penalty of his crime
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-19

Mr.. De la Matyr, who is interchangeable
IN his efforts 10 invent schemes for the
spending of the national revenues. is very
much reioced by the re-discovery of an
old plan by which the snug sum of sl5j.-
600. 900 may he expended. He has recalled
to lie Senator WINDOWS famous report
recommended that a gigantic and intricate
system of canals and freight railways, con-
Meeting all the great rivers of the country.
should he authorized by Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-19
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Bv a young man, situation TO work his board and
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febI6f3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-19

NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Boston, On the 3lst of December, 1850.
ASSETS.
Stocks and Bonds at market value, $lo.lol,70i Is
Loans on Mortgage, 2,liO725 10
Real Estate, 2,1s6 20
Premium notes secured by policies
worth double the amount leaned, 1889, 23l o.
Amount of deferred quarterly premiums. 7,i07 IS
Outstanding Renewal Premiums upon
policies upon which valuation has
been made and reserved, 170,530 Cd
Accrued Interest and Rents, lqe,05i IL
Cash in Banks, 4'7,3O3 IS
Loans Collateral, 1oi, 200 90
tl5,9il So 10
LIABILITIES.
Reserve at per cent, in
compliance with the
statutes OF Massachu.
sets, 4l3O.1.95e %
Distributions unpaid, 162, 9ei 80
Death losses unpaid, 9g,I0g 90
Matured Endowments unpaid, ,627 90
Surplus, S2,sss, pe0 S.
3sth Annual Report now ready fer dis
tributiOn. Free to any address.
BENZ. +. STEVENS, President.
JOSEPH NJ. GIBBENS, Secretary.
March II, 1SS0.-lyteod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-19

3sth Annual Report now ready for dis
tributiOn. Free to any address.
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feb19f4t
, 1881-10-07
J,I.II, ,UNy; I,I>i.vCIf f)Irl,rCI,y.

TN ORDER TU ACCOMMODATE UljI.
L. htImnrna rnteuns thruigtn4ut tho city, Hn have
ttEnbsnt lirnfIc t1scnA 1T TIM uIl9snnt UIvIsl.a.
- uE*FtIhtth lsiU~. ,vtInr0 ndsrfilsAH!sts VIII bu
inken Tyr lno Rnnn m lGG as cilnrggI tha Main Ut-
tcc. and viii b" rse.ITtt !, nn!!i an,tt'ck j. ti
HENRY j. ni:ttKWi1'ii, Hru3S.s. col Cottage
Gtost-ns.. Hnrnnr Thlriy-tiitlI-st
~. ~ =. aiMMs. npahsetrs and ataalonora. f!i
lGi,35S y. :iHtxprs. Druggist. :tr: tnlln,,nsr..
Ut H. HGtlfMNN t,,urs,. corner rhlrty.t,f,. and
Il. .. DuW 4 To-, corior UnkwoU,i boulevard aud
CuttnkU liEnSu-hv., uhkfnti1+
" t:4T niflAttN.
j.. stItkEItEh. hFustist, III Wost 1'ase'at' cor
i, ,iistii.itt. druggist. an South lIa'sscd-st.
IT, +. KitAfT. D,npalst. MI wcst snt',son.at.. cor
JAMEs II. KtisRt.Er Il Gu. druggists, til soush
ssiii.i.s: IiiAisMAt:v. j. ~. wAlSwRtG1ir. til
vi" "TIi. AsHSiGiSES, Gfusast. Ill 1.ino ls!and'nv.,
II. I. iitltisrK. jssc1er Sews sdes.ler. md fncy
ACUGS'l' iAItjiIsUN. Drt,a9ial. ia North iiatstc-
IT.. 'paru, nUn1'SiS%M S's'"x D, ,,,;s,,. A., North
r H. wii.Ij Sss u, Drural... ; ,.arrbeo.st
eoItsfl %ls H. sNhkpE Printing md Advertising
AHe"i News and s'sia'ahSSf; 'ssahSS%so !'sso' " t. "v''''''
urnH PAitK, ....
Frtty.thirtl.st. ,.
.tsEulsI1; ". Muir. nu"kscllar. stasioncr. nnd
, 1881-10-07
The New Workers. Disgust at
tho Action of the Di.
roctors.
"Izirl<tng " Over tho New Rules
No N1ore lcrl,ntt.s on Conl-
missions.
Non.Rcsfdont Members to Be Barred Out
i. Restraining 0vorspeou-
lation.


ausacca aro.'. "..a.' ... a',a "ppeare uts,tw ~
tlio controlilnB inih'oaeo. Corn rose nsasia
tho xrc,,ttst 1rot, ciux tu tho Octuper future.
,ynr,, rt4..d ,It,arlv . cnut. l,elpyv Npyctabrr.
wna f"r scrcr"i ,lovs r,ast thuy l,ayu bron
VAN tao @norata!n'nE that r,ther tho 's"r .;:,wn
9etorr SHIRTS wtrc atn,t allcti np ~ h!.no.'En
s Ito 1 t!e%i WI % "tyinx Sfs!sGor is ist q;
1iferntl, t!le "iWys" venttlntG q storS maE III; Ino
MSs,st @ a spt9 ~ ,nIr G,e,'c he ,.sy' u o~ bud re-
t'l!lt IVY nu'ney set,t ntIv ~ ~ Ell & ~ ir,
,ms M "ni,,s1 ritnw ~ ~ ti,o ircci,rs In fIxlng
tic .narxlnaI yal,.u Of November corn "
rut;rS Sgus fsn tito b5n,v With whit n,oi.ey thoy
hui lna:le. nna enntent tho.nsc!yca BY trying
whit c:Isc. l4rger cvn,rbtsons I" % f"5SY ,nls
appcnssng the wrnth OF th0ir oppnnunts III the
I6ard. Tno crowd caught tho rn1nors, aud
A GRAND HUSH TO SELL.
rt,ose WIN weru IN tho )oux side found tbctu-
sciyes aorsoa to - GS ~" gey " e1 IT. soT SSt @
thInEin, ti,a iar. I,rttfIt.tt. firu haT nrrivt.l
amd thotr uo',latl opportunity 10 nlako i iortuno
sio4t 10 tarn iii at r,l;l. Tie "tatcrs wcrc
not soW ~ to f,[low tna biz fellows asti, Wilt, to
XII of shnrt sninrs tic riit coI,tnurI through
Fla IL iaS. thniIrf, Ntvnmbrr rntiiti anne u,i tnn
io Gs, .vora t,nnainw "a hi" H"E"rinr ,yni.t,
ihoy think s,ll[ prnti,lsps to be Tho grind cni.
AM ,nurnyni shnnnv t1cttlnnd Ft.r c.,rn ,vI.s rn-
ported, and sumo Uf Inc bulls tnlkcu ~ " tho
Rrni1 would taoyg out OF tho elevators shortly
IN 4tlnntltics suslciolty !sHo u sut5 tno lirccl
1rs. October carli sold onrly up to 70 cents a;il
thon tell to 10 cents. Norutnber closed ut 6s
conts.
Tho whont markct was esrOn4 carly, Nof6M"
tic pressure 10 sell 70 sl.:s:X., Tho shorts acca
Us u inc uay hnu !Icel. intlue iuf tnet1l, anu
fcnrlng another sunr!so Wnuil Mt bg 80 % ~.
, 1881-10-07

sUNUHI,4iN ItE.iL L;Sy:i1E. .
I'o'' sA''r~
ASSlvEItsAny
AUCTION sALE
t~T. y, 1871,
rwo-rnEn ExcuIlS,oS TrAiss-rwo
ioevo tho Vol. stscot Inlrt. ono at u in na ono
Mt y. m, 81,
sArult',Ar. os1. 8, tsat -
cEt.Ei.llArioS!
wo propose on this day t" ceIohrn.o tho wonderful
advancement achieved hy ,hs c,t..on. oz chIcnao
s'ncs tho sreat nre of Oct III, tenth anniversary
br suilu,R a) building ,ot. fronting On untarto Uh
indluna, tIublasd and KIntIa.st* Rnd bctvccn wost
Fos,y.sxt, and West rnrsy .uIalttsta, nnd adjoIn-
Ing tc Rrcnt car shops Ut Tho chleasu Northwest.
Urn Railroad.
Having for slx months past oxan,lned uvor 1ul
pieces of property IN tic vicinity of tho city limits
suitable for a aMiIdvlspn, wo hayo selected tho
a.'ovo prnpcrty for several reasons:
l. n Is JUST ourAiDN THE F1nE-LlMlrs-
yoU CAN nu1,.D rltAME fiuusEs.
~ 10 AECGhSl1@0 uHu CURFphltHb u
dummy srnsns. and trasns on thu Northwestern, HAIL
road. tT- West forty y-rlrnh strost ssaon Is rIaht
un tllo property, and II IN only twanty lautes' ride
to tho station n. wos street cpot. md fares on tho
Northwestern llulrond nsr nnut thu tame htraot
car 'aro. For lm.rsdo Ticket is ccnts nix mons.s'
t!ckct t9l or 81 ceats psr wcok, II ccuts per ay
both why's, slx cunts each wny)
D. The 'uaa Ia hlsh and dry una tho sois nno for
gardening.
l. tits ctosc to ccntral Park, whore tic poor man
ID as woteon,b Ms tho rich.
:. II Is ndJulnipa tho u1cat shops, whore ovor
luD men aso now Mt work. und where mechanics und
others Ind work. M thu .ho,s arc tncrcasns their
forco md building n,uru hnaInpa.
g. II Is Utmost part nnd paresl Of Chicago. sido-
walks aro laid 10 tho city and IL Is onIy t~ulvv If.
tenn u,inute.' walk from lake-st. cars.
:. Thefo Is splendid brick public school unity Two
utnu.cn' ra!k fron, tho luna,
8. Ills healthy nevtlboshoott.
0. Any one who eau aaori to build a house can rent
lint ohce There Is n demand for 4o1 houses now mt
tho slops and sun!l cottages 1cus Tor $40 to ss por
| month";
~. ANY ONE VINO luYs a LOT An THIS SALE
Will. DouuLE Ills on iEl, MONEY, and they
will FIND M FIVE y EARS TIME THAT r,.5s
PLACE Will Bh ALL. l,ulLr III und ts,at iarsu
city wilt be bull. west Of Central Park.
There uE DO tnrgo tcn.. throa poles. aceomuo.
datIhx many hundred poup!e.
Mini. Nevans' great military bEnss band Will n.tond.
Tho tont III tho evening viii 10 TT up by the North
western Calcium Light Company. Throe calcium
lights.
TtckcM mt,st be had a. ufcp for tho free cxcur-
slo llcxrts ready at our otnca mud after Uct. J.
| 1851.
Two auconcors Will cosltiuct The eato.
FOUR HUNDRED I.tyTs -.
Will positively 30 sod. so aepus!t ut tho time
OF salo; fourth the a.nnt bid tess tile <lu} uius
10 pud m twenty days from day Of snlc; tho ba!nct
In three payments. duo in sir, twelve, AMI ughseun
months. ntcrost a. per cont per annu. rlt!o ppr'
feet.
FLATS or TIE PROPERTY NOW READY.
Full printed nbstract given TO euci, .urchuser.
, 1881-10-07

COUNTRY 4 REAL ESILi1Is.
TOR SAI.E-uil EXCHANGE FINE
vssisl. IFult, or stt,ek fnrtu. IN l8 best ttt Ut
H 41Hlno!s ~ eAsy tprtux. GARTER j. JUHEH, llu0M
, 1881-10-07

IDEAL ESTATE LOANS IN SUMS OF
IL f5tU And utx nrtts nj bur cent net nlHItl Ht-
t'ruycA city l,eupcfsy. LYMAN JAcksUS, u Port
, 1881-10-07

RE.lL ESTATE yY.t NI.ED.
AVANTED-UN BUSINESS STREET,
HAY. n! l.uiIinIph.st.
, 1881-10-07

JNANTED-ALL PEOPLE WHO WISH
rnse1 IN calt un GitEESEHAuM SUNS, II Denr-
tMrst+
, 1881-10-07
ANStVEltHAttY
AUCTION YAi.E
t}t~I'. y, 1871

TwO-F1tEN EXCLUSION TNAlNS-TWO
lonv6 tho Welja srent Hnp ono At ~ IN. nd ono
, 1881-10-07
BUSINESS L,IJ<f.NLE,s.

(. AND 5 PEI. CENT--MOSEY no LOAN
utl GAy Feni ESTATE In au!ns u huit- PETERSON
X BAY, III East Hn,uu1trfi-st
, 1881-10-07

Mggr,GAGIEt ,It. ,',; l0ASS Y; MA, MADE ,! =, : AND ,'I.
grtY mud 1llInlils tnrnls klMltAI.I. vOsE 4 CO..
Tribune ltuaIttx.
, 1881-10-07

NEGUTlAl,LE l.lFE-lSStKANCE poll
AN ic1GR Hufcl'a%EA Ur n,slHgy ltAheI thc,. by
AltTtlCH GI4EAsuS y IT, ltoU1n y, u llehsboti,.
, 1881-10-07

TTOll SALE-LASr CHANGE TO DUY
~ lot ut Inwrer's Eroyu for fuJ; ftg du,r; LOTS
f9sia, bsnd for catalogue FIRED 81, woojs iu
, 1881-10-07

MONEY TU LOAN AT CURRENT
I1- rites on renl csin,o. IT, W. lti$AN. ill., 4 Eu.
IL HslttI.Ats
, 1881-10-07

MONEY To LOAN On FURNITURE,
lI1 pixflt,A, etc. without c1Hyh md m CulIAtBt
Mft EEIjitfiE rAilHT. lis nnu IHj Wast MunEU1-sL
, 1881-10-07

ulGl1EST PRICE PAID FOR STATE
IL a4yt,tgs md Fidelity itnnk boaka. and 4cnnd.
nnvlnu SnuonMt link certificates, lNA HDl.SiE4.
tiulrtat ltroktf, VI WhktInktst.l.At.
, 1881-10-07

NdUAEr TU LOAN AT LOWEST CUR
UlthTUS, IL Clark ST., ltt,pln u.
, 1881-10-07

1HO1l SAIE-USE NEW IS INCH nY II
fput tubular butler. una I? tnrh 6f !: fevt nsw
boter ona lsxii socnha ,lnt!d bolsSf Ga1t3 ssGna:
rtut0s HVilos MnEks, Dli nad Af South l4u1sluu.st
, 1881-10-07

MONEY TO LOAN ON CHICAGO
Az tgn! ":tateM II II .ams q si'uD t" tloNuA liEsti
, 1881-10-07

TI-U KES'r-Gl.uuM CUI"rAt;t:, M. ttH
VfnIni,. -at.. pussGxsIun 1inrItutHly nsu rthtG,
r,tr11rr Mnil.tn,.!t. Hfd Westerf'-Rr. j. D FOfE
tn,,lk WHnttlEt{tu.Ht,
, 1881-10-07

SPORTING GOOQS.
I1flIl SALE-AN ENGLISH MADE T.
n hnra duublO Lfses H. -ltu4LnR Kun In casR With IT.
fi,ias aic.; pfCv III. ~ Ttl1uuH QhlEss
, 1881-10-07

! rI,y Rt;N'r-FulsNl HOUSE or u
| J. rn,,s un FMtlon-Nt nGar ttnl0n IArk, ~ x11a
| family withnut chfurcn why vi! hHntl 9wasr:
, 1881-10-07

OFFICE IE'UItNII'UIfE,
CAFES-FUlt SALE 4 FINE VARIETY
p " tho cashsated nettni! .aigsi also IN ..HsnhoE
GHEEhli0On 4 cos. u ueaEl1Etl..L
, 1881-10-07

ITlNGISlA AND KENTUCKY LAND
Y wnnsed. Aayertlscr wisles 10 sa chnnEe choc0
stocks p!nnu usslurx 1n1a tntba, md lots iteAf
fUrE for lind III fIrRlna. West Virginia. kantuuky,
ar Michigan. Answar, giving intaryle" thls day.
IL Tribune un}tt
, 1881-10-07

1I1Olt SALE-Ol KENT.-AN ELEGANT
II two;stoEy brick rcBitlemGe on Cnlnnioi-ay.. he-
tWuon Thirty AM Il Efst-
at. lkOuu3
, 1881-10-07

11yASrEI)-A 10Y ABOUT Is YEARS
w old u run crea1ls und do runeral atoru WORK.
flr4H AtsIrG. II Stluth t:iArk-st.
, 1881-10-07

11OIl SA LE-CI1EAr HOMES AT MONT
~ rosc-i.uta,. blocks. or ncrvs very clseurt two
E'srDul. thirty duly ttRlMs, taInu Gsnta H1aMtno
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-22

have bought and used the New Era Washer five
days in the week for the past five weeks and am
satisfied it will do all that is claimed for it. 1t is
the lady's Friend. The more use it the better |
like it. Mrs. +. OMAN
Conveniant rooms for house keeping. in Tracy &
Moore's block, Main st. Apply to II, +. MOORE.
We are still sengPure Milk at FIVE CENTS
Per Quart. H. ELSRREE
hac been a great sufferer from Neuralgia
for years and had consulted great many diff
ferent physicians, but got no cure until 7 took
Dr.. Burr's Neuralgia and Sick Headache Pills !:
they cured me and | have recommended to
over fifty persons and | nave never known
them to fail They are also the best nervous
and dyspeptic pill ever saw.
SIDNEY BROADBENT.
Master Mechanic, Dickens Manufacturing
Company, Scranton. Pa.
what everybody wants is the best organfor
the least amount of money: Therefor every
body wants the Burdett; and when YOU we
said that, you've told the whole story"
SO say the brightest and busiest organs
dealers throughout the land, who are turn
iShng this matchless instrument to musica
public, which is rapidly learning to distinguish
its marvellously pure and beautiful. voice
from that which is not music For sale by
}. q. Manville. No. 3 Bridge ST., Towanda.
BIRD CAGES, 40 cents and upwards at the 5
Cent Store
FOR sALE:A
One Horse,
One Cow,
o, a. BLACK, Agt., Towanda
Everything warranted represented at c. F.
Nclles Crockery and 99c store.
Foot Rest Frames and Upholstered Foot Rests at
L. Welles' Crockery and 99c store.
'Mv Wayward rardncr," for So at Whitcombs
Book Store.
Latest styles of Hats and Caps just received at
+. ROsENFIELD's.
Vases and Toilet cts. Largest Line. Cheapest
Goods ut the 99c Store.
Homeopathic Lung Syrup. is the best rem
edy for coughs and colds. 1t is mild pleas
ant and etfecrive, Sold in Towanda Only by
c. B. PORTER.
Christmas Cards, elegant line, at c. p. Wee ;
Crockcry store
s-Th" finest building lot in 'rowanda borough, cor
aor 0fPoplar and second streets, between the res.
idcncc of Hon. T.. @. Goodrich and +. Walker will
oe sold cheap. Apply to @. ID. KINNEY.
Live spring chickens constantly on hand at
Myers Bridge ST. Market.
If you want Fr.t Glass SHAVE or HAIR CUT,
call at the Barber Shop under the Meat Market one
door South of the Ward House, where YOU will al
ways find experienced Artists ready to attend ito
customers. G. l.. LYNCHCOME, Prop.
Large Doll Houses and Brooklyn Bridges at C. f.
Wellcs' Crockery and 9oc Store.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-22
Mails arrive and depart al the Towanda tPosoaic
follnUs

Mails arrive and depart at the Towanda tPos office
follows:
ARRIVE DEPART
4 90 m. Pha. n Y. and East States Pm. As
10 30 ....Dushore, Bernice, Laporte, &c.. 45
IL 15 :.......L. V. way mail North 45
IL 90 New Era, &c. Tues, Thurs and Sat. l 90
IL 90 Asylum, &c. Mon, We'd and Fri. l 90
IL 90 .......... .Sheshequin, &c.........N. II 90
l 90 PM Troy, Burlington, &c.. A. N. 10 90
2 40 ...CIosed mail from Erie * N.C.R.Rs... 45
co ........ Canton, Monroeton, &c........ 90
5 80 .........L l.. V. way mail South. h......... 90
II 90 .......LeRaysvle, Rome, &c...P.N. ! 90
go ............ Barclay. ] 90
10 40 49,. -. Erie west of Emra. 80
Office open from 100 A. NJ. to 7 AS p.
Money order Office open from 100 to I GO p. NJ.
Office open Sunday from 90 to 10: 90 a. M.
Il. POWELL, L. NJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
Hartford Teachers Convention. n

Dr. Chamberlain's lecture before the School Convention on Thursday was full of sound sense,s we'll delivered and listened to with close attention. The singing by the High School Choir that preceded al.d followed the address was very pleasant, but the hour was late, tue room close. and the audience tired when Miss Peck gave her recitations. So all were glad to dsceud those multiludinous stairs breathe the free air of heaven, aud prepare for the needful rest before climbing to those up- per regions on Friday.
 That morning Miss Futile and myself decid- ed to go with the Grammar school section to the Brown School SBundi1g on Market S,. That section was in charge of, Mr. $. Crosby of Waterbury. The desolional exercises were led lay Dr. oage. who, residing ' vel selected portion of scripture, uttered a model prayer First were expressions of praise, then pardon was implored, sthanksgvings rendered, and blessings asked for. The whole was but airlle longer, aud -c.,npreheutiedSs Ssnear!y as much as the Lord's Pray, f, Winch sec.ariaus 50 often ienpts . TEA2 .Il .
 Miss ElleasJ. Whiton of Waterbury, then gave us her manner of teaching history by what are termed object lessons, and iti about halfian hour we were treated to the best epil- ome of United States history it was ever so Ix good fortune to hear. By s peculiar co.ored piece of caulbric pinned over an outline map. she showed the territory claimed by Spain. by Virtue of Columbus discovery. Then another piece, of another color, was piuued over tl,a, show ing what England claimed through inc discovery of Sir Francis Drake, and otheis. Thea the western part of the territory ~as covered with another color exhibiting France claim by discoveries of La-Salle, .and other Frenchlnen. How Spain yielded all but Flor ida was explained, and France only retained Louisana or the country. of New Orleans, while England remained possessed of all the sremaining territory. .l When each slate was admitted was succintly taught, aad in short our history was condensed into d cO,npiete lntle story. ending only with the peace that was conquered when the war ofthe rebellion ceased. 4s..sv '7a s's''A The story Of the flags ras happily told ;by
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-11-17
WHOLE. NO. 2893s 3s'.L ,r

sence of new actor and vented lis disap- pdintment in a horrible oath; he had recogniz- ed GeOrge Andre. The blade of a knife
 flashed in his hand, but he was not allowed
 time to use it-Ta club descended yignrously
 upon his hes,i and feled him to the ground. A woman, distracted with terror, at this moinent threw herself on the postman's bOdyg l"Oh, how wretched aD, !" she cried. Il ft,resaw it, he has killed him !"
 Madame Andre had not been able to sub- due her uneasiness. aud at the hour she sup posed her husband Oug,:t to arrive, she had cone to wait for him 1; at the report of the gun she had ran forward percipitate ly.bse5s ."Jeane," said her husband to her, treasure yourself i; 1 am unhurt." p " 9ai 70 reFg-'- "tI '.It was not you2 Who then has hc assas- sinated p -.. -...
 They bent over Martins body ln.' recogniz- ed him in the moonlight which at that instant l illuminated his fac3 and uniform
 The husband and wife carrid him to their home, where he lived only twenty fOnr hours. 1 He related how he had allowed to be. stolen | from him the letter iD which George Andre had announced his return, and how he had de i cided to prevent at the price the consequences of his negligence. even if he should be com- peIed to offer his life in exchange for that of 1 the father of family whom be had involun- taFily helped to place in peril ,s, .,sl s,, ,ri, i, Obscure victim of duty, he had added an- other act to the list of ihnse unknown sacri- fees which are made daily, without being en- outraged by the hope of recompense. without l even having for indenniication the remem- hrance they should leave behind them 1 Transloted from the French Jor the PhttGdeL posG ItHles- ifa .Ia ..- r..i, ... .. - ..
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IN FOR THE SEASON. is d common im- | pression aniong the good people of the rural ! sistI icts that the city lady. when she leaves | her country IOunging place and returns to her hOnDe, will divide the winter hours about ! equally between novel reading. buying. uew
 dresses and fashionable dissipation. The l truth is that the world contains few buster l individuals than tie lady whose home is in I New York, and that the more ample her
 means the more active her daily life must be-. | There are few city homes of which the mis- tress is not also the hOusekeeper, f)r among l the few things that money cannot always Ob- |, l tain iu America are servants of the class that abound in Europe. To keep good house ia proper order, prevent waste in the kitchen 2 | and destruction and deterioration Ilp stairs, see | that every member of the family s well fed and ciothe.i and that home is in all respects
 comfortable is genuine and continuous work l In itself, no matter now many servants assist. l Outside, stcial duties, which are not to be | cOnfOunded with pleasures, are innnmerable Almost every lady belongs to some religious or benevolent association that makes drafts upon her time. Purchasing or shopping" 1 duty almost unknown uI men and therefore l uajnstly make light of, is necessary and
 serious consumer of time. For her children's
 sake, if uOt for her own, every lady must be
 in society, and even if she be not ambitious
 to move in very large circle a great deal of,
 time is necessarily spent a receptions parties
 and in making and receiving calls. The thea tre, opera and cIMIcert hall dehand some of l her time, even if she only wishes to be iH- formed on what everyone talks about, and if she moves ina highly intelligent circle she must see pictures and read books. The ed- ucatiOn of her children will occupy some of
 her tiine if she Is conscientious mother, for
 no school or teacher is 80 good that the pupil will not be the better for parental supervision. After she has discharged all the duties alluded to little time remains; she never can be as
 much as she likes the companion of her hhs-
 band and children. and the delightful leisure
 and more delightful dissipation with which
 she is credited by her rural acouaintapces can
 be indniged in only through iInpr.ei neglect
 of absolute duties To pass tllraus h tn.. Ncsy
 Yp:k season satisfactorily andilcreditably a s
 lady, nO matter how rch, must have good
 health. clear head and unti4sgfng activity;
 even with these sine tIften longs for tire con
 ing of weather in which she may sIiitr,sp her
 house and hurry away to the comparative ease
 of cottage life in the country nr tile leisaFe-of
 Il rural blartling house.. The ,.fasaIer's wife, ssnd daughters who cricise, aH,l envy her would find. cpilld they change l,iaces with
 her, that theriOwns posTiiiHs tn life are com
 paraiivelv easy.S They woul,l. alsl find some
 sets ot nerves of which they never before knew anything.-N r. Her0d 2, -, .,t.