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SYMP1IHY
For THE IsRAELITEs IN (NEw EoYPT)
CLEARFIELD, PA.


SYMPATHY
For THE IsRAELITEs IN NEW EoYPTI
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
Down-trodden Cicarield, lift thy head,
Despond thou not nor seem as dead,
Those Pharoahs, CT thy blighted State,
Are moving seaward to their fate
With sullen, slow and measured tread.
You've scabby scabs galore / know,
Whose ira tor features index low,
Beneath vile Pagans, clad or nude,
Unfit they are for Brotherhood
Or American franchises.
Lift up thy heads and brave despair,
Sustain with zeal what's just and fair;
Egyptian taunts shall pass away,
With "pluck.me' troughs and due-blll pay
The Lord of Tzabaoth says so.
Thy skies are clearing, slow It's true,
See statesman Welsh appears in view
Those "pluck me" knaves ere i'll at ease
Since he won't let them farther squeeze
With scoundrel.stic brazenness.
Thy case has parallels few
Vile tyranny is nothing new
It. is barbarous innovation,
FosteHd with vile o. tentatlon,
Amongst those souiless mammon dupes.
Be not dismayed when ty:ants flown,
Wlo sell their souls for base renown,
Let history teach us every day
The part hich we ourselves must play
The Lord he'ps those who help themselves.
United aims with local press
viii frauds expose ana wrongs redress,
Will scatter knave shot round fer miles,
And change forebodings inta smiles
Experience guarantees this
Then labor scabs will fewer be,
They cannot ford the freeman's sea,
Like Pha oah's subjects they must sleep
Within tie bosom of Il c deep,
Scabby prey for briny v,rmin.
Meyersdale, thy neighbour in distress,
Has got nn labor Loving press,
she has, It's true, scalby thing,
Which scrapes up filth for fools TO fling,
And then rctircs with lnney airs.
Giaye Qu,k State, once free from guile
Until Egyrtians cursed thy soil
With taskers, cruel and unjust,
Now crushing labor in the dust,
As the Pharoahs did in Egypt.
Our labor.new smen must not so
To view those scenes of.wealh and woe
w thout permi s. o ! what shame,
Let C,nnei svlle conceal The name
VI that, queer, low bred official.
Cheer up, Gown-trodden, sons of toll!
Brave statesman Welsh will make you smile
Support him well, do what you can,
He has soul that feels for man
The pro tenn Moses follow him.
Thy governors from Egypt came,
Possessing merits much the same,
Wen rass them by, keep on your hats,
Divine the cause wise Ilutocrats,
And profit by your dlvina ion.
Let Houtzdalc get labor press,
Which shall betimes your wrongs confess,
Despi-e supineness, it causes pain,
If snakes have bitten they'll bite again,
But labor journal charms them.
Those snakes are never very poor,
They seeWto thrive on fossil stoor,
New Egyp, loves and feeds them too,
This, Israeites, will never do,
They would rather die in Eg, pit.
CAP. SHINE.
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CHAPTER II. THE JEsuTTs.

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az am heartily glad to see you," he
said, and held out his hand with be-
coming mixture of dignity and cordial
ily. Penrose lifted the offered hand
respectfully to hi lis As one of the
"Provincials' of the Order, Father Ben.
well occupied high place among the
English Jesuits. He was accustomed
to acts of homage offered by his younger
brethren to their spiritual chief.
81 fear you are not we'll" he pro.
ceeded, gently. "Your hand is feverish,
Arthur"
"Thank you, Father; I am as well as
usual"
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The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
Special to the Pr IS.
GUNsHOP WOUNDS IN THE LIVER
How the Doctors Disagree with Re
ference to Recovery from Them.

In regard to recoveries from guDshot
wounds in the liver there are different
statements. As to authenticated cases,
it Is said by some that thiitY-two cases
of recovery from such wounds were re-
corded during the rebellion, but la st
night Senator Mitchell said there were
only thirteen. Whether the one num-
Der or other is correct, really does not
have any great signiticar ce. There are
no doubts dozen of such cases of re-
covery which were never recorded.
There was 30 regular record kept but of
dangerous cases during the rebellion.
A MEN WHO DID RECOVER.
There is now employed in the Pension
Bureau here gentleman who was shot
10 the liver during the war. His wound
was very similar TO that of the President,
and his cases was pronounced hopeless,
but he got we'll and no record was made
of his case. DR.. Reyburn, who has been
one of the regular surgeons, in attend
ance on the President, upon being asked
If he ever had case involving such a
wound before, replied, "Y es; when l
had charge of a hospital during the war
| had case similar to this, but rather
worse. The soldier was wounded in the
liver.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

powers Of reason and persuasion, as well
as other resources, In endeavoring to
control his actions and thoughts, bnt
without avail. found be was decitful
and could not be depended upon in any
thing; stubborn, willful, conceited and
ct all times outrageously wicked and
apparently possessed of the devil. saw
him once or twice, when it seemed to me
he was willing to do almost anything
wicked he should happen to take fan.
cy to. You will remember, perhaps, at
the last conversation we had about him
1 told you to keep clear of him and not
have anything to do with him. Should
anybody ask about him now / should
be compelled to say to them that l
thought he was insar.e. or at least
monomaniac, and should there leave
1t and say no more about him. His in
sanity is of such character that he is
as likely to become sly, cunning des.
perado as anything. Could see him
might possibly make another and vigor-
GUS effort to change the VIII ,le channel
Of his thoughts and feelings. If could
not do this should have no hope what
ever OF being able to do him any good.
made up my mind long ago never to
give him another dollar In money until
I should be convinced he was thorough
ly humbled and radically changed. am
sometimes afraid he weuld steal, rob or
do anything before his egotlsm and SELF
conceit shall be knocked out OF him,
anu, perhaps, even all that will not do
1t. So, you see, regard his case as
hopeless, or nearly 80, and, of course,
know ho other way but to dismiss him
entirely from my mind and leave him
entirely in the hands of his Maker, with
a very faint hope that he can be chang
ed either In this world or the next.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
Great Inducements.

=, our great annual closing out sale
spring and summer clothing at the
,.;,s 1vs1on One Price Clothing House
an "ai com. mence on Saturday June lS
"na continue until all are sold.
l.. I4tra special inducements offered
AZ ooy's and children's depar tment.
Every purchaser of of a suit will
receive a present.
me presents consist of silk hand
a.he a.ghscnleia. neckwear, suspenders and
.uer . ARTICLES too numerous to men,
a., All are invited to attend the sale
J saS procure q bargain and I am satis-
~su 'ney will go away happy.
Y. e. HoLMEs, Prop.
~, 2l3 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
AN ORDINANCE AUrHoRIzIN1
IA ING Of TAXES UPON TELE-
GRAPH fOLEES ERECTED
WITHIN.THE LIMITS OF THE

WHEREAS, by an Act of the General
Assembly OF the State Of Delaware. pase-
ed at Dover. February 10, o. d. 1881, enLi-
Council of Wilmington to levy and collect
t. xes upon telegraph poles erected with
in the CITY of Wilmington,"itt 1t ts provided
that THE Mayor and Council of Will
mlngton shall have power and authority
to levy and collect taxes upon al tele-.
graph poles erected within the limits OF
The city of Wilmington, and the City
Dy d sSe
In case any owners or less0es Of telegraph
polss erected within the said city shall
refuse or neglect to pay the taxes that
Council shall have authority to cause
the same TO be removed, and may inlti-
tute suit to recover the amount OF taxes
so levied aud the expenses incident to
the removal OF such poles," Therefore,
Be IL Ordained by the Guy Council of W1t-
naington:-
SECTION |. That from and after the
passage of this ordinance there shall be
levied and collected upon all telegraph
poles now erected and that hereafter may
be erected within the limits Of the city OF
Wilmington, a yearly city tax. OF one
dollar Tor each and every pole 80 erectods
The tax herein created shall be levied and
collected by the City Auditor. In case
any of the owners or leseees OF any toi0-
graph poles shall neglect or refuse 70 pay
the tax hereby authorized to be levied
and collected upor such telegraph poles.
1t shall be the duty of the City Auditor TO
certify such neglect or refusal TO the CITY
Council of said city, and the said City
Council may authorize the Street Com
missioner to remove such poles and may
cause salt to be insu uted against such
owners or Iessees for the amount of the
taxes levied and unpaid, and for all Incl
dental expenses to the removal Of any
such pole or poles. The tab herein crea-
ted shall be payable during the month Of
August eacn year.
Passed at City Hall July !, 1881.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
President of City Council.
Attest: E. B. FRAZER, Clerk. Jy2-2t.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
POLICE CASES.
Fourth Of July Offenders Brought
10 Justice.

Fourth Of July offenders Brought
10 Justice.
The following is the Fourth of July
record of police cases
James Busher, Amos Tucker, Julia
Jones and Susan Tucker for disorderIy
conduct at 337 e. Fouith street, were
each fined 81 and costs.
VIM. Allen for violently assaulting
man named Amuel Fighter, was fined
$40 and costs aud held In $500 bail to
Seep the peace. RICHTER was fearfully
beaten, lien having assaulted him with
fists and feet until his head was beaten
into q jelly.
Jehn Banks, Wesley Massey and ia.
cob Trusty, colored were fined So and
costs each, tor disorderly canduct.
Patrick Shanahan was fined 81 and
sts for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, and for carrying a concea led
deadly weapon, a revolver, was held In
5000 bail for his appearance a6 Court.
Alfred Fennlinan and VIM. s. Will
liams for firing pistols In the streets,
we're fined 81 and costs.
William Ziegler, Edward Maddigan
and John Kerns, for Drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, were each fined 81
and costs.
This morning John Anderson, color
ed, was arraigned on charge of steal
ing clock from VIM. Morris, and was
held in $500 bail tor his appearance at
Court. 1.-Two hundred dollars ball.
auoth John In disgust as he left the box
~ harm goin' to git two hundred dol
lars bail /; and At this be made for the
| door and dashed around Market street
like fash, evidently determined TO
substitute leg bail for $500 worth ofreal
estate security. Sergeant Whelan stsr.ed
In pursuit, and gained rapidly upon the
ieeing negro, but the latter had goot
start, aud the chase would have been l
long one, had not a plucky boy grabbed
tha runaway as he turned into Fourtl
street from Market, aud checked hi,
speed nutil the Sergeant pounced upoi
aim. Johu was then taken back 10 tn
cells, and later IN the morning was com
nitted to New Castle, In default o
ball.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
THE NEW. CHURCH.
~. Garner stone OF the New Catho-
lie Church laid.

rno Corner Stone OF tho New CatnO-
lilo Church laid.
Sunday afternoon, the corner stone OF
thu new Catholic Church (St. Patriek's)
a Plftsenth and King streets was laid
With appropriate ceremonies, BY Bishop
Becker, assisted by Rev. Father LYONS,
eY Elkton, Rev. Father McUollin, pro-
fessor Of philosophy 10 St. Charles
college, Baltimore, and oil the Catholic
clergy Of this city. The Catholic Socie-
ties Of this city and vicinity turned out
in force, and formed parade Of three
divisions, under the marshalship Of
John P. Lynn. Music appropriate to
the OCCASION was furnished by st. Paul's
churcb choir, with Professor Hess actiag
- musical director snd organist.
BIshop Becker preached an appropri-
ate sermon, taking for his text John,
lo:le, and collection was taken up,
Amounting to over $500. The articles
depoaIted in the cornerstone were the
coins Of the current year, copies OF all
the city papers and pies Of ecclesiasti-
cal records. The ceremonies were At
tended by large conconrse OF people,
who, twithsta anding the heat, remained
standing until all was over.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
SALE OFTRINITY CHAPEL.
Davidson 4 Bro. Buy it for shsar
Marble works..

Yesterday Trinity p. e. Chapel, at
the northeast corner Of Fifth and
King streets, was sold to Davidson
81 Bro, marble workers, of the south
west corner OF Fifth and King strests,
for $40,
Messrs. Davidson & Bro. purchased
this property for the purpose of ex-.
tending their works, q largely in
creased and still increasing business
rendering an extension absolutely
necessary. The will remove the stes-
pie of the church, make few insid }
alterations, and do fine marble work
there, still retaining their present
yard and works across from the
church.
Meanwhile, Trinity people will BE-
allowed to retain their building untlla :
new edifice can be erected. 'Cney are
now looking around for convenient
and eligible site for the proposed new
church.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
FOURTH OF JULY CASUALTIES.
Serious Cuttfng Anray.A Pol eman
0hos-A Hoy Injured, &c.

serfous Cuttfne Anray.A Policeman
6hos-A hoy injured, &c.
About IL O'Clock, last night a
drunken fight was kicked up at the
corner of Lord and Church streets,
by party of intoxicated desperadoes
during which man named Peter
Galloway was seriously stabbed in
the lower part Of the abdomen. 1t
10 not known who the assallant was
but be Aourished his knife desperate
Iva young man named Erby Leech
narrowly misslng several strokes,
which cut gashes In his clothes.
Galloway, after the cutting, was
taken to his home, No. 31l G. Fifth
street, and Dr. T. X. Brown sum-
moned. The wound proved to be a
serious one extending 30 deep that a
portion of the bowels pr0truded.
This morning his condition was 30
critical that DIR. Brown had no hopes
Of recovery.
HIS assailant is unknown, but this
morning a young man named John
Maloney was arrested on suspicion, ,
and confined in the City Hall cells.
The case Is receiving a close inves-
tigation by the police.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
DRoposALs FOR GRADING.
OFFICE OF THE STREET TooMMIssIoNER,1
NO. 8x East Sixth Stre,t,.
WII,MIN0TON. DEL, July 2. 1881.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSION ER,
NO. 8L East Sixth Street,,
WILMINGTON, DEL, July 2. 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received In the
o in the City Council chamber until
ior grading the bed Of Front street be-
tween DuPont and Scott streets. Parties
b dding will please state the price Per
CUBIC ard, single measurement, the price
Der cubic yard to include the cost OF re-
depositing the DIRT any place Within four
SO uares that the street commissioner may
Nirect, and replacing the MERCHANDISING
in q good and workmanlike MANNER 30
that the Greet wi be IN good condltion
Tor horses to travel over. The work
must be completed within ten days from
lhe time the contract IL awarded by CITY
Council for every day Thereafter ne
contractor must pay to the Olty
OF Wilmington the sum of ten dollars per
day' The work must be done under the
llrection and supervision OF the Street
Commissioner aud must be approved BY
him before IL will be accepted by the
Committee. A bond with security In the
sum of one hundred dollars must ac-
company each proposal for The good faith
OF the bidder and the person Or persons
10 Wnom the contract may be awarded
must give q b md with security In tns
sum OF five hundred dollars for the falth-
Iui performance OF the contract. The
righL TO reject any bid that they do not
think IL wi b 10 the interest OF the city
TO accept. Ali bids must be properly
signed. sealed and endorsed "ProposAis
ior Grading" Any further Information
,nsi ,iess,on %ss be to ss red p IENSG ~
Street Commits ner,
Nv order OF the Opening street Com
mituee- D. =. ~ " yh.iS,
July 2.st.