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, 1881-11-29
IA very common form Of insanity" Day.

"a very common form Of insanity" Dav.
idge pitt In.
"Alnt stto was very handsome girl, too, y
said tho prisoner.
sl1nr ltttio daughter complained 10 the Wit
ness, TINT tho prisoner used 10 follow her on
the atrept, wanting to talk to her, and she
WINS afrafA To 10 out n, ilio street atns,c. 1ler
daughter thought him crazy. ant told her so.
Tile witness thought him crnzy, nntl Thought
no when sho r.t saw him ton or eleven ycara
ago. SI'e thought then his lnlnh WAS
crookcd. -
-. VANITY AGAIN 1iU1rr.
Tho prtsontr--rltey wcre very poor, atul l
aisetl to 90 .lown there ntul give ulnti money,
atttl they appreciated that very much. III
ct'lentally, bccamo plcnscd With tho llttle
girl. who WIS very. smnrt: She was too
young. however.
FERNANDO JONES, OF CHICAGO,
who In 1873 Ind boarded ut tho satne house
with uutteau. and hecn OIL tho Dunrd of
Trustees which Ind supervision over the In
sahe Asylum at Jefferson, considered nui.
teRu Of unsound mind. and what ao,ne asl-
thorltIcs would say in n state Of inclpient
insanity.
On cross-oxamlnntlon, tile witness stated
that In 1878 Ito had 1mld several visits to
dutteau for the purpose Of hclpln2 him out
Of II ltfilcnty-somcttfne In regard to
COLLECTING MONEY AND NOT TURNING II
OVER,
Tho prisoner-That part Of tie statement ts
Incorrect. It is erroneous: boarded, somo
yonrs ngo. III the same l,ousc wilt, him. It
WIS liRl-toned place OH Michigan ayonne.
Chicago. and paid my board. Probably ho
and other people thought was ynry cranky
at tint time.
The examination Of the witness completed,
buzz of expectancy rau through tho Assem-.
blagu rs Scoville nskcd tho prisoner TO be
sworn. The prlsoner neryous1y proceeded
to tic stand, 1t, custody Of two Deputy-Mnr-
sllaIs, md tho oath was administered to
hin. lie then whispered a few words to tho
policeman who stood near tho witnesa-box,
md Immediately threo deputies ranged theln-
selves. shoulder to shoulder. be1'lnd tie pris-
oner, wllo, apparently more ut ease, said In.
uulrlng1y to the Court, II can sit lown?'
ayes" replied tho t;ourt, and tho prisoner
seated himself accordingly.
Scoyillo then stated tllat he merely wished
the prisoner to identify somu letters.
Thu prtsoner-I understand from Scovillo
tllat all l M, to 10 Is identify some letters.
l 10 NOT ArrEAN AS 4 WITNESS
aside from TINT.
Scoyl1le then presented number Of tct-
tera, dating from 1867 to 1868, icIi " ere
identified by the prisoner, who made run
ming comments upon his penmafshlp. "Ths
does not Look like my present hnndwrttlng.'' -
"Tlaere Is decided improvement s,owi,
here" "Th!s Is better than can do ,low."
"rhls Is rs fine MS steel plnte."
There were about twenty letters which
had been written by the prisoner to his
father, his sister, AIRS. Sco2ille, and his
brother, j. ". Guiteau. and to Mr.. Sooyille.
The identification having beon completed,
court adjourned.
, 1881-11-29
MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.
Comparative Comfort OF the Victims
Ln4t AuN11Merts FQreut Flrna.

Comparative Comfort OF tho Victims Of
Inst summers Forest Flros.
DETKolF, Mtch.. Nov. c8.-hir williams. Of tho
P!ttsbnru Rcllef Association, who has just ar
rived from tho burned district reports that tho
people aro much more comfortable In their !n-
psovised homes than anticipated. A. xeuernl
thing tnoy are we'll provided with clothing, and
very foW complaints were hcnrd aEtor tho recent
ra!ns and cold weather. sickness among the
,tlIs eunerers IA abattng. There has uegn llph-
eharia aud typhoid malaria in the Immediate
vicinity, but these cases nEe improving Tho
agents OF tne state Commission are actively en-
caunge from suppltes to cash rollet ID worry Ken-
cralty approved. The deficiencies ars the Id.
sufficient supply Of forage. only one- halt Of the
aldne VIII rc4ltro mors than $lO0WN, There
should 49 addlt 0nal l4mbsr Furnished to sholtcr
ssoes. Th9 lacking In cash for food will not be
known uutll utter the present disbursement,
, 1881-11-29

otaeas' haa not re'aoVea Ills g!oVe' nut .l.o
poctoa, a. .ot seieh1.llc 1e"sons, EsaspeM MS
ha!la hFH'ly. ana iooRea al Tue man c'osaly:
.onae ao"'' ~ ny otl.es eeli: ;. s"aa ~ eao
ps'soho!' ia " sp.lshus ,l'asli,st. ~ isuui"
p'casat t'9,l 'l'n "'e: st"s l'c'e W t'nSt tt,.t
u.a ueeupy u'e ulauF uuituk Wv WY VIII
thls w. anp'ea n'ons uowu u.e M ,'a!.' s"fFsi"H
eI anu s. u"'c,s ,ee Luz sunun
MARKED: on 1eaa Tue papofs' l Know.
INV so! 'o..e. '.,s % M''o y. a.s'H ~, s"s suu
~. "a.,e.s ~ ao,,a. a., - t''@' ''"''' ~ 'o"
Aes.o Mwa. =, !, sa,.,,'.., o,,,.u, .,,.4 ,.
n, the', ,,aro .. sat,, 'so '''A' "'''''
~ "''"' ~, 1,t,,,s s"'' 90, 80 ,,
,o, y, IT,. ,.s, 49," ;r,,. M,... ",n. ,,",,. .,o
tiars,,nT I'm. tts ;s ,, ~, rt,or,, @ naso =" -,
~, ~ .'.. VIZ - ,, sos ,a. ~ t"9' ~
soo~ @ 80 ", "a, "os 49, 10y a' o ~ ~ .nam , s
n,tv ,'ranor s,r .',a y. oe 10 w." a ~" rs,,.a -,
tha trn,,, hn, t. ~ ~ ~" r.,,,s ~ ~, ~, m
sona ~, ts, -. no ~" san """,, ~ so,, @ ara "' ~,
mt nre,or;nn @ss ~ ~ ,o a" i,eunt W. a ba,n,,ss mn
not + M, o,,fy tr,.;nv ~ sra, ~ tha tr,,,'
W.. n Tho t1citv ~ ~, al, ,vt,o ,voa ro.nnn.
abba for tho % shn. p, ' sA "''O ""' '~'
III ahoriI ~ .,,,n,, ,,,,, ,,.,,,,,, +. Nj,
anxIot,s tn nct at TIM tr,iti, M tn sovc vour
mrch. Amnnnan WI, a,,n,,i,, la 5or,,d 1;,,,.r
nutl anntpr1rod tn hn hnnpa,1 y,
"Wo i,nyn mt rcaci,ei lint mint vo, ~ m.
n,tad fn,,onr "~' I"'A' 'o''
"Woil, It n,ny nat ps yerv far o,rn
urrha or,1 ,,as ea,.od ~, i,sa ~ ~, ~ NV
Az ~ 1.s'ur ..ts ~ ,ta.ns '.n ~ N"''
nnd vii, 1,e In tha Irct,,re t,oi,l Within n vear
nuti viii f,n,.'' csn ~, +,,an Iii 49,. ~
thosa littln ,ichts nwn.p '"'
nsuunnee thn furv shor,d Ara Uni In.
snnapi,
"'rhan shou,, ,,o torar "a +ha frsono
osvIum. annunan lit co,,,,l pot mt n
thay co,,v,ct itp i INV ont nav tr,aj. +
don't l,nnw. hut wa wi,i toko cora ~ that
when wa oet tn itn
Tn snota 10 1,rht,v nd thoro,, In ,v,e die.
cucs,ne Via noea ~ - Ensston -S,t,,st ,,,,n,,,
l,o hn,i nevnr, ,sron md in whn,n In fsit ~
norttcutar intnreat ~ " "' "' '''
:"Yo,, clai,n tl,e,, WI, oro a,,,aou
. uyns Dr. !, ha ali ,.itb h,s t,,,,t-,,,.,
, 1881-11-29

Fhofis Or THE ACTION or THE LAST HOUSE.
,r spft'a! o'oa*sh ~ N. chfstao 1Tss'4ns.
WAshlSotoS' -. -, No'' s.-faposs nave
nee1l l'leu w1tn tto Glerk OF toe liousa ot
nepfssen'al''es Ill uae io'loWthg congress
flFst Dts1r1ct OF alabah1a, James diElctto w.
lao!nas a, ''' ,i,a,E;I ileftltoll: ,.,,.
: !, oseoM D!s1!'ct OF AlaDatna' J'au' stra'
p"sn r.,, W. -: -, ~. M iietpes'' ,-....,, =,
fuurtn i'1stf'et 0l A'apama' James Y.
osrasM ts1..,,t, ~ MI, :; H., 1te''o;. -
Asnaa I..,. pss..st ,M'I, VI n'"o"'na' W. Mt Ao"e
w; t,,s.,' a"sepM pM..,,a. ~ .ste.sr; It. ,,,.-, ~
ca,saa r 3.a,,a,. VI ''ss''o' - l. o'o'a" W.
"G,tgeS r,a,, ~ ,,.u.e.s. Gaoo.s. ,, :,
hIenth a.tssm u'sts'st OF virginia. y +. Bailey
~, ~ = ,l na1uoa''
Len W. 'st'1sa = ir,ariso, -, n1' c"E0'!o samuel
ttes s., W. ~ =, 3., t.'St'asa81h. t
\, siu siockav Dsi' ~ !, ~ n11 oaro'na' L. W.
IL; M alaekey 's' W. A. y. oeohhor.
.,asaa,., ,'I"s -. ~ ~ nu"'" eaFo'a' u u
I TttI' n,s,.., ns. - ". y, .nu ea.s.'. f,t, no,n.
=, tt.." ntstltst ~ nuMta ,, Satol'''u' ltooest
sfsam ano. vs. oG%fEg ,'stS1at - dti9. ~ ,91.,..
oesoho u's!.1ct OF Mtsslsstppl. IT, A.
~ sta1 sl,!an i,,ss.,s, vs. Van ~ u sn!.l. Mann1s, ~
oa*u ois'1,e! = ~. oi al1ss'ss'pp'' John H.
- aaoni no" ~ ,v.!s y. ~ e'a"'etS: ~ Mr:,o
oaeo,'" :. n'ss!.et u eio''oa' 11o1atlo b'soeo
70. s;.,,, T.. T. r,,n.s1.. ,,.uJ. - .,.,a,.
ss'.,' % - us'1st y ~ " .ou.s'aaa' AeSanoer
!, ,s7tMHH -. ". - H'.1oQestho!f'
-, i, =. s.ss' Dsaa. VI "A'7so"''' oess1ns''aus
Va; stN,h. t., rra.s,o. rs1ss, =, ,,o,u. =, =,
oaAt!fa o'st''et VI Ao"a' ~ " CooRc W. NJ
=: nv. Im.'1; n,u,u,s. ,,,
nj, ITS. Ats'.ot 1. VI e'ah'e' O. D: tahaolson Vs.
l"o'nns L. ''eea; H.. ,,.o,,,,>
TUE RECORD.
In aae oraes Us aoo'e gwen tho faco OF tic
sc1nIha ,n' anoW; ...,,
Tat 'nni, iisf'tao' tasal , Democrat, received s
majority asalnst Gll!etto, Nepublioaal.
sa lern1rt' M DEMOCRAT, 4'ss7 majority asatnst
ot1ooacl'' nepabl'ch,''
, 1881-11-29
A Sensational Uaso at T"loao' "

Epfetat Dtspatth 70 It's ChIta9' 1''o'"" ri
.TolEpo, o., Noy. .3.-Qu!te sensatlUu at9.,tl
caused today by thu intelligence "aNa "1assl,a 's
out That +. W. Trpp. young lna.i lpn,"hil,s.
otio of tho loading lnerchant taftosh'. tst aa,rmt
ments Of tno city, bad attempted u ~ rs,aea. euu1
suicide last night. md Tho papers were .ss
q, to suppress au account Of big e"1acsan 1ars, III
stc. II sses that tho oso was ~ tHe te ,,.a Il II
tho would-bs Victim was sayoa rp W ttls yoasi
1Sns ein'aeutc trends shoro w.. ~ 1's|f Hs H.
liz cu,,av for tlo deed. but o'hvls !,.H fMuansA
formed alais 'thAt disatpatioh, ,sin H!r'l il.
,.rnsxl,ra. hud considerable to W W1'e III
, 1881-11-29

tontiary last week trpm Utica, sent on charge
Vt Ya9rancy: Willis !n The harnesa shop he 70.
creted knlfe, dunled bRyinR dono 10, and the
weapon was only fund after u SECOND careful
seaEbn under biz arn1 Friday nurhiAR he waA
marched Into llao wsh tho other prisoners 70
II curs!nF on biz way byvarlulIs fellow -6ouylcts
snd, while passiny what u knuwn ns y drop
pFess ln tho harness ahup. de!ibsttely thrust Aia
flkAt aru bGtWeun the mammoth GOxwhneta,
luanHllnR hls forearm lntu horr!b!u mkss Ha
Was immediately tAkeh 10 th4 surgeons ol4eo,
Thera h!R arm wxs afnputAteh ut the elbow.
, 1881-11-29
AN AMERICAN VESSEL IN TROUBLE,
Epretat u9pueth TO IAs Chteaoo Tftbuna

NEW 0RIEANs, Nov. 2a.-Tho Government has
beon notInod by ". o. lurchRrd, United Btates
Consul At RuatRu, of; tho solznro by the Hon.
duran authorities at utllla OF the American
schooner May Eyoline, of thls city, and tho I'm
prlsonment OF the Captain for an alleged defect
~ thu manifest on the third preaitiInR Trip Tho
Consul regards 1t ns a pasus belli. Tho papers
Congressman Il. l.. 9ibeon At Washington.
, 1881-11-29
INTERVIEW WITH GUITEAU.

~" Cincinnati Commercial
! WARRINGTON, u. g.. Nov. M.-Early this
morning your correspondent drove to tho
JUL III company with Ur, d. III. burgess. Ut
Havana, Cuba. the representative of tie Ma.
tlonal Board OF Health ut that fsysr~suItten
city. A note from Mr. Scoyllle to the Warden
served as passport to thu prisoners cell
w!thoutdelay. and t.uiteau was found tyluv
Oil his cot Ell litshahillp,
O'ad to SEQ you," le said, excluding his
hand.
Your correspondent. fu anticipation OF this
, 1881-11-29
AlARGE CASH SALE.

ST.. LOUIS. No., Nov, @.-Tho largest slnglo
Ea!o Of c,sh grain evar made in thts city, was
eonsumnatod Saturday. E. 81. Samuel 4 soa
selling To a New Orleaus exporting t1rm 45o,00o
busheta ot No. 2 mixed corr, l00o0Q bushela of
which was lnspected out to-day. Htlo0 pElYate,
, 1881-11-29

will bo held Mt tho halI OF the Houso OF ltc,,ro.
Bontatlvot eatnrtlHy. Dec. \, at II H., to uoiut.
nato nandfdate FOR spcakar nnd candidates for
such othnr ntllcrs of tho fio,1so Of Heprcacnta.
tlveS az nro iled by election.
AIAf 4. Hffntt:t.fn
Chairman OF tho Republican Congressional Commit
, 1881-11-29

THE PEOPLE ARE NOT AR. nocu
WAst,tSornv. n. a. Nnv ~ -,1ud uo t,ov
ia ;1otIv rsa,,;,,,rs. iottar, t,,.at f .,.os o
n,ss,.,," '.',J a", .nuas W saem ~.
sii,,..,,,,ss sanu.,.. Hoe '"pas ~. nsn epapet
S,"ppnso' 'eAoeniik w "ls co"aucs VI lao
""t1c"" ease' eoi1o"1ns aro salapies:
-, MINNESOTA.
1T. fAtI, hinf.' Nov. "I.-JIt'ot Cor-S1n:
ano laolosea art!cle Was taken from the st. Panl
1'ohfeF-fTeds OF Nov ~. 1881. Tho people OF
america soy amen to taia article. Yon arc
makinR iafco OF tue uuatean trial. IT Ia
a'sRface 70 tue Nahon md tho world. For the
!oSe OF aoa euo GOO country ch4rHc that Jury
~ eoas.ct n''a o. !nusoor III 1ne hfst deKree'
1ost'ce oomanas tnat be must hhng. Ii ho goes
:. tsee u ~ an encops"scmeh1 10 any toaa' Wao
80 10 u!s"ppo'1..eu ~ eno aeuons OF aaotnor,
~ eounS h'u.Aet n'as tue !ufy no not
.'l, a ~ a"t9, tno peop1e VIII mug h'ta'
un1 puA ;" 'om -, LII n ~ 5on 'F1ne WIN tue tcol-
~ ~ ~ ooss'' ~ puopie. 1oo insanity aoaRe
~ Wv se@aon. ~ Aan9 'esp. ana @nefs 'eta ''6t
w ~. as puop,s wns 'us'ee aooo piease
.sAu la,r ~. a..'e'o shteAu's-'t ~ Iuls OF 8ooa
," ssnsc. tao peoplo ass oecoha'ne atsgasted with
a"yoss laa 1uoses. 1uoSo ASnen Viii soon
1s wv P"op'o seofe' JUSTICE.
81, PAur.. Nov. no.-I,,don for, wo ooo hv
this nornina's prc., thn, .innns t,o ,,o,,Ia- ~,
murder Of he acnuntref and ass,.n nni,ao,,
haa been held in k5o0o haLl. M yo,, nnt thInts
you ar showing alto3ethor lOo much COMPASS
sion and mercy to tho notorious saouudro1 and
murderer, on.teau? For The suke Of humanity
and the memory Of 30 good n man as Oaracid,
mete out justice to him. The hearts Of tho
Nation ache for vengeance OH the wretch who
deprived III Of our dearly beloved President.
James A. Qariield. LADIES or ST, PAu1,
NEW JE1,sEr,
OFFICE OF EDWARD DAY, Jusr1cs or THE
PEACE tCotLEcrIoxs PROMPTLY MADE, Tons
Alv&fh y. d., Nov. ". lSSl.-uon. t0ht) Jat9e Coz
-atn: Tho eyes Of thu world nre upon you aa
, 1881-11-29

6pft+at ptspatth to 1ns Chicago Tribune. r..
WAsHISoroN, d. G., Nov. @a-Gc,l. 1Iaslnl,
Commissioner Of internal Revenue, llasc
ploted Ills annual report. Tile following tn
blcs. FROM advance sheets, show tic net rc-
ccipts from spirits, ,tobacco, ,termentel ID liquors.
ald bA1ks md bapkcrs I'll tho Western States:
, 1881-11-29

Speaa' 0ueattA ts tn ch'faao :, Wa, ~ ,Idde4
GALEsuuno, H.. Nov. ss.-t>r. D. w. w. no1y d
Coruaer, todsy held M inquest On ~ t,su,on. /
Mrs. betsy Hanson. vito Of ,,.i Inn.i Il tav ct
w6n committed suicide b. oa'siH p''
Win 4 ra1ur pn Sunday. :
, 1881-11-29

| RHnl1hjkrHtiS. thPp fF1nUSn{1
| fron, thetr oht,rattoua to other. Rtato cantlI-
,latrs, Tho fnct that be made n yianro,,a
fient for hard u,onnv Mt n timn when tn,la-
lion ntorly overwhelmed all PARTIES ,nato
friends for him In Nuw York, PENNSYLVANIA.
oItl New England whom he ,,as never Lost,
| and who remember him now md arc likely
IL slnw their INFLUENCE when Congress
ZONES. Thu fact that lu was born AMI ed1.
| Gated In Now ENGLAND In not fnrnuttef, in
that section, uiul wilt be remembered to l,tB
nt,vnnta4u undoubtedly wlun tl,e break
couus.
! 1t1scocK,
OIL tho other hand, would mako no llentlway
In New lsnRlall.t, and tho rcyersiopnry
| strength Of my Now England candidate will
nut l'e 1lko1y to 20 for him. Twill sooner
10 to Keller or Kasson. OF tic other cal,sli-
dates, Burrows will probably slave fifteen
votes to start with, md ntay make some
gums. lio Is very popular personally, a1,u
wien tho brcak-up comes llts friends will
stalId by him. Dunnell speaks ysry c0ntl-
IDENTIFY Of his own ca'lvass, but It Is difficult
tn sec where llo ilas My votes Us first choice
outside Ut Ills own State, nt,tl Il la even re-
ported tint lle cannot rely upon Washburn
III TINT Stnte.
l. atR. -ossTn
VIII oe warmly supported ny tno delceatton
] olll nts own otate. oat lao IS rather lase III
t'le nc'd, anu they 10 not appear 10 DO very
coiiIdcht t'at ne can sacceeu. Mf. Need, OIL
AlalHc, 's NOT making very aggressive can
] Fnss' outs nKe some OF the other ca1dit'Ates
VINO arc not icading with largo number OF
votes, Is quietly observing thn situation with
tllo utmost good nature. Lie las good
many strong friends outside OF New Lii
gland, but ut present, rs to these minority
I 0HHftfnAfNd fl3R ia Hhfnr nfnfV
, 1881-11-29
Rn,tsllY Troubics

.pxrnotT, s!teh., Np'. ss.L9en'; sn,'.r pas.st
cIrd today by ciattus himself un%et an'rtrl1 m
trpln. and thu bAly was 64t ~. so.Ip ti,e cslss,
* iha MUiat, Family trouble "as '">
, 1881-11-29

CM9rlCK kllKHHs NJ t.",', Eutut, Z
Ctxc,SsArt.. O., Nov. sa.-s:ou'. a.'s, IL L:peo|a
strauget we'll dressed sa9t ra'en nsa't and % rsf.
Park thfa morning. 4 Kp'u "a9sn 9a,,',o.tlug tnSs
found on bill posson. nn4 ts.Emk H Of lIopokrn' :"
nustcG bu soht to N. IT, huA"A'N' ~
j.. that he was dead.
, 1881-11-29
WASHINGTON.

Real Beginning Of the Cam
vass for the Speak,
trship.
Keifer Will HIVE the Greatest
Difficulty in Keeping
OHIO Solid.
III Tho Arguments Which slale Him Avail.
able Arc nov Turned Against
Him.
A Southern .Soheme to 1njure His
Chances, as Well as Those ;
Of Hisoook.
Kasson Undoubtedly tho Second Choice
Of a Minority Of Republican 4
Congressman.
Papers for Contests Already Filed
Agaiust Sixteen Members Of
tho Next House.
Nothing to Dc Dono in Displaoing Col
lector Smith until AL Hare
Been Heard. :,
Mrs. 0hristianoy Cots Even with One Of Her
Husbands Lawyers Olaims
-" -small-Pox.
, 1881-11-29

ontuA., ,Neh, &,-A carpenter nau u',,tt.a sII}"
,,nrv c,nn,oyed d, Fort Omaha. co'1A33
eds iast uigu, by cutting bis thsos1 -
, 1881-11-29

10 "a IQtstsrn Assos.atsd {rx4s.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Noy. 2s.-Ths follow
inK Gull has been Issued: ;" ''S'
canous of tbs Republican Representatives.
elect to tho Forty-ssventh Congress, and auoh
other members elect Us desire to uct with them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-20
Homs Conversation.


Endeayor 10 always talk your best
before your children. They hunger
perpetually for new ideas. They learn
with pleasure from the lips Of their pa
rents what they dream is drudgery to
learn from Looks, and even they have
to be deprived of many educational adj
vantages, they enjoy in ch ldhood the
privilege Of listening daily to the con
versation of intelligent people. We
sometimes see parents who are The life
of every company which they enter,
dull, silent and uninteresting at home
among the children. II they have rot
ment.l stores enough for each, let them
FIRST use what they have for their own
households. A silent home is dull sys-
tenn for young people, place from
which they will escape il they can
How much useful information, ON tao
other hand, is often given in pleasant
conversation and what unconscious,
but excellent mental Trainings lively
social argument Cultivate TO the ut
most the graces Of conversation n--Se-
lected.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-20
FooTPRls ) N THE SNOW.


Al night the hcant$ 81 snow came down,
And folded the virld IN stainless shIoud,
Till over the bloak aisl's ragged crown
The morning i.sa.iisfd from a rosy cloud
And The earth was 5eneled and poaderous loom
Where winter 81 salli,l web had hung
For the cAecsersd is.sttsr Of light and gloon,
And The rnystiee wsayers old and young.
The blank warp ,vsised, and Suddenly,
From field, ard ehSsay. and paved street
The sounds ef laars haSmoniously
Rose, blent sissi SIC ramp Of myriad feet.
From the fsttised rs. beneath the hill,
TIE rosy rhiIslses. with ifyrnult pour,
As the whiriing sels. OF the waking mill
Jar on .he wind " slh ssttaed roar.
From rnanse and csfsaae, with haste and din,
The worlds greaarrny of workers lie,
Some the battle of eae TO win,
And some to fsilx " the way, and die
In the busy hive oi ne erowdcd mart
The shuttles rip. and the plans unfold,
And the black tl,ss ,a-sy,sn from breaking hear
Is wsoss via ..,,ie thread Of gold!
Here biacken nc 7rosts, :ndfhe rude winds tiosv
AA4NiN tStiS tiS tS1Citf Win NSi4o anu ps4lifS
And yonder the lilies Of spring-time glow
Or autumn mellows in golden Gains!
And even the workers, early and late,
By cicws that are held in a Hand Divine,
Weave into the sombre web of fate
The blind details Of yciled design!
As hither and thither, and to ard fro,
The restless feet of the nameless throng
Blazon their wanderiugs in the snow,
To a mingled burden of wall and song.
And so the mystical project thriyes,
Til the night shuts down, and the day is done
And the tangled threads Of our broken lives
God gathers them softly, every one!
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eermany's Back Up,

The Philadelphia Times says: Ger
many seems inclined 10 set up little
Monroe doctrine excitement on hes
own account. According 10 The cable
dispatches, she is annoyed at the inti-
nation of g demonstration kerc ia be-
half Of Tie oppressed German Hebrews,
and SAYS she will not stand 1t. NJ.
Bismarck and bis fellow statesmen
ought not TO be 90 sensitive. III TIN
country it is the fashion 10 sympathizt
with all people who are oppressed. We
gave Kossuth 4 splendid reception and
all the encouragement he needed some
years ago, and al the present. tine there
is scarcely village ii the country tha
has not branch Of llr. parneli's Lane
League. 81. Bismarck does not uader
stand American institutions. 4 he oes
thing he could do would be 70 come os
here and take a few easy lessons il
government.
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Examination in EedicIne.

Rv = PbiIadeIpbia Diploma Chsap
Doctor.
Evonirer- Wbora i tho stomach of
,na,, located
student-Somevbcra between the
cror-u of tho hood aud tho sole Of tbe
foet
",Tis we'll What is the principal
nso of tho stomach D,
.,ro rr, nm hoard hills -
0Ivban Is il Droner TO prolong cases
Of s;ct,,.ss p,
uwhan the natient ia allie TO nav
vcIl,,
DO Won bleed ?p
.sYes ,,
..wb.+or,op d,
,oTbp nstient,s nocke,r
"picbt what ia vour lavorire stvle
90 araotioo %
Win oooh ,.t;ont throe times q
da, - o. ,7orri.;t
ss,vL,+ ora i,di.neusalIo adiunc-s to
o oood nroct;oo y,
9.sno.t..Io. b~r.o and bucrv q
stv,f.h residence diyoitv and a FISH
;onahI. it
"yvlo+ oro tbo bo-t r,os,s of fostor.
;n- tl.o -ro,,,I, l,f mall nr,.,ior y,
m L.arinr 1oroo door-hou in
,.on, bo,,.o NIL, can ba heard over
tho .nt;ro noi,,bh horbood and emnIov-
inc nan to ring il occasionally at
n;1htn
..,vb.t ara tho or,hodox aids in Sc
;uo.n,a.i.o,,,
"poo,,I.r otto,1onco ,t church and
+ho : nIovmant Of another man TO rush
nm the aisle during services and call
,,4,,or S.,,,Io,.,,
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DR.. John Bulls
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR THE CTRE OF
Fever and Ague
OR
CHILLS & FEVER.

The proprietor of this celebrated
medicine ibsily claims for il q superb
ority over all remedies ever offered 10
the public for the SAFE CERTAIN
AND PERMANENT Cure of Ague
and Fever, or chillS and Fever whether
of short or long standing He refers TO
the entire Western and Southern coun-
try to bear him testimony 10 tho truth
of the assertion that in no case what
ever will it fail to cure ifthe directions
are strictly followed. and carried out.
In a great MANY eases a single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole
families have been cnred by a single
bottle. with r perfect restoration Of the
general health. Ii is however prudeEt,
and in every case more certain to cure,
ifits use is continued in smaller doses
for week or two after the disease has
been checked, more especially in
difficult ard long-Standing cases.
Usually this medicine Will not require
any aid to keep the bowels in good or
der. Should the patient. however,
require a carthctic medicine, after
having taken three or foar doses of The
Trnic. a single dose of BULLS VEG
-EFkBLE FAMILY PILLS Will be
sufficient
Rhe genuine SMITHS TONIC
SYRUP must have DIR. JOHN
BULLS private stamp on each bottle.
DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right
10 manufacture and sell the original
TOHN J. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
of Louisville. Ky. Examine we'll The
label Oh each bottle. If my private
stamp is not on each bottle DO not
purchase or you will be deceived.