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, 1881-05-17
BALTIMORE,

uA.r,xour, ,td.. May ia-flo''l,-Ac.lvo md 'lrm
Western winter rcd. spos. fl2i, May, ti.ss4l...
,s.e M9la,a: Jnty, tt.nk3l.'s]4, Au9ust. tls.{@
~" ~, "cor,N .c,n hsI.er and fnnctya. mixed at,t,
ntslr4 Hur a4!ttskkIacs June nnd jn1y. ksasiI{c.
,nt. higher md irm, Western inl1sd, Skssic. llyc
Itrais. ,
~ HgSI Huik nonls--i.on*n rlIntslflaf1 ltn1 rif'
nI". . nGna uDrrttx; Ee1tGd Afr aud nGe ttcut,--
thnuide,s c rfHr rIb silica, futc. 1lh8ps lltal2c.
l1Msr1Txn@im; pGilno to cho'cc Western pneko. 10
ID; nil, tbaISr.
PETIw,iEr u t!nict. rGflHc.d. .Ac: Mana. ..
dm: i soil. littsC. .
nrxsIt;,lr*-Ts; iirey)onl par steamer hult cotto,,
xisxiid: Ht,rt, ttn; Ettfltl. tlxts3a.
VEEctiT4- -tlour, LII ttlks HhGnt+ 2l51} but cUfnt
,.1n IN: nnte, III hi!f rye, 1U, In.
iIsnxESI SIs.' h; ,n. 4; to ~ s,,1' , III SlHn ~ h b..
, 1881-05-17

Eo6roH, May it-FiDlIN-Dull md steady; West.
en- ,npeF1ne, A0J: cbnmUn GxtrnB, H255ds4.75t Wis.
tohsn e1trns, A.s04a5G; Minnesota ex1rua, A.sJ6a
~; *hter Hhcats, 0htn md Michigan, sisllh;4i,
lntala, &sasGa': IT. Lon!s md Illinois. ttt0O6sl50,
1psihE patents. tl3S00; winter 1a1s4,nts, $ida5.7h
tAAlS-torn In n.oderate demandt steamer, mixed
6a yclsoN, Gl&t9e; HrAde, k,Gsi7c. Oats sc1.rcp
~ nrm; No. and extra white, 51Gta}o: Nh white
F1let Nals1.eh ~' ~ N''o
bFr!En-Ehoice creamcr!os, 2aa83e, choice lut!lo
packed lMtGe; fuit tu kooI, Eapl3c.
iHGGs-MGktGtf frk'stl, l!1te, ....
Miszi!.rsmE E!nur, :it brs. t.tu sacks, corn, Am
n9: Wheat Iauhu3 ontA, aasi hi.
sGlPfkN1n-t1uuy, LIN{ trix.
, 1881-05-17
A CURIOSITY.

dpse5ds UUpdEth 10 1HS CAltao0 1F3buHS,
PONTIAC, ILL.,, May lG-H. III. John has fust
brought 10 this placo an obleat Of curiosity. II
consists 0f q sphpricAl stouo ball tcn lnchos In
tlTtctcr and about three teut II, circumference
1t wna found III Nook's Creek Township, In thss
county, whoro It was washot! out frout tho
grunnl tun feet below tho aurlace by wator
pnsslng through d rurtno. Tberu IL consId0r1-
ssortnH that 1t IL rrlic Ut tho "ulullld- build.
Grs." lilo tthers think It's present *hap0 Il dup
to the friction Of water. Tho atone " 1f q worry
harslene!l nature, auu weighs th.rty-lyo aud
QnQ.Aalf pplntIS. =
, 1881-05-17

y Ia that a yachtr' was asked Of a long Raunt
culler Wno was lounginx aDoutsthe wharf. 91.d wo
polnted u As.nall steam vcsssi counting III. "Nu,"
was TIM ruply. :" IA that u yachlY'' p0inttnX IL
SNo ttat @ sIs x no yat WI ISa tls a6swnr yaso
"Woll What Is II yaehts" was the nsxt Inquiry.
"Wut's yotTt said Tho fisherman. "W0Il. yUsl
with tVuor Aud set4- yaf1. Afssl gs yer frvI,4 III
yOtih
, 1881-05-17
PORT or CHICAGO.
CHICAGO,

Stmr CbIcaxo. siaultowou. eup,1r1es.
lrUp Culora,io. iiujiulo sun.irjrs.
i,r,,n ifnictwt hIIwm,.i.n. if,,ht su,n,-h,,rn
l'rup Eonnut,uru i1utfmlt,. st,t.slsIns ''"n''
I'rOi, IIhnrt MiiInr Mm,,tste" ,.nl,"r
Isri,t, Itnrntirhs Wi,sk",T~,, s,,n,,.i"u
isr,n Ekyinrk. I.nntn, ituris,r n s.tr.Irtoa
PROM Tnini,nst .Whii" i.k1 s,,n.Ir',.a HM,ses'
Irt, IIro STwMilgw; y " s;ah Mhskeff; lu1"lsr y t.
l'rop Favnrjte, Mcs,a;ntnso. M ss'l, tow:i.s, Wiz
| ria j. II. Mmrfii'1 n",s,,it' Iu'f.i1' Ifuhs'
Iis Weleomo. II l!waukco, living.
sch.. sci,r ',t.,lnr Ml,o ,,,i9 t, i'sto' r abes
Hrnr rr1sts,' i,r,,1'.s tiae..,, ia4, ,,,nb,-
EvI, ii. II, Ii1,4st, M""fsim., i.,n,f,...
Ht,hr t.ms,,n,l" HniKnin s"it '"''e''
Sohr acntja' j,uitala. soai. s'
SMsSr M E!!sSe;rti,' tit! iiaifais. i@t eoa!:
scnr sctr x;,G ;,or Ss anf,19 i5ay cedar posts:
shr l,rswnr ars,',, WHY ay' ceaar posts
Eci,r NJ Fi11,mHr., III; m;;;If"tt. T"i i,1,r rs's'
Hrrr tScntSo W,,i, ntaH.ot 1'.nm ho
Sohr t;tr sf t;r"nt, inv t,if,,in coot
auhr Swallow. CnvcIut,i, coai,
schr ArslhIn Uulorlui, balt.
sohr Il. T. @ @G!'Wnl',Ks. Cleveland, ooal.
sti sSSr j; Pr, I, IHsuse, I l,aiia!o, coai.
sshr ssr S,c.s. H., isnrs EfIs so%l: t,os
Nthr Orkn.y i.ass, North iiay. ties.
svhr ttr 7, =: sk,n'1.r. Musksgoi,. lumber.
Srnr Mara, Lutlinato,,. luml'ur.
sshr ss,r taie ax a';Hf. ciaSaiS ci'%ri's!se e p'F
seSr A,istr,Ia. Saskessn, i',inGur. 'i;r''''
scbr sSr GlHf GISin So;. Ms%sS; ESr. ipss: g tn,
schr Atnilttto, atnskeHon, lu.nEer.
achr .. II. burton. CLEVELAND, conl.
sehr .lason l'ark"r. sluskouon. wo.kl.
Sthr Mary II. PoroW, aenD1nitleu, litnlIor,
s Ssss SoiIo Ii,t I!is,idias!sS. Iia.isIo; sai.
HChr North Etpr, llutfuIty. UDnl,
, 1881-05-17
TOLEDO,

shls r,.s,h5 ~ Ah5 5ld-d,tAlN-Wheat Nrn,er, No.
hH, NJ n4,san. =; eaGN, NJ. . ted Wabust,, pppt,
taa apa1.' ~ sla' juno. aL,s4, July, sIlsn, Au.
sl.ss. n1a usat slaAI No. rod Wabash. tiuf;
III FL. NJ, tsS g9!ms'' 9Sn nIxh 'n!xsd *se. No.
III III ~SI,tt tt'39; da'nn1vd. Jlo usts quiet,
LIZ tixlsssllils-. SHy; ss.E tElAsts August 30t '''
-Sss9e: Ss5!e:: S@" eAAu but siF,4 AIInU bur outs
a'@ iil@aaaa-"heat It. E,Uo bu, corn. a.m bu,
, 1881-05-17

S"!Ir !tt'ttnlte. Muske1on.
"ti'r MnugIn Thompson, MHskcgof,.
HrtIr Flf'rt'nt. Lester MAnlstEc.
srlIr 1'llnt, Hprth lsny..
$o!.r!'. a. knR, i'ori ffs,rnn. IN h,t corn,
sa'r ti,l,nnt,Inn. isHtTnio;' ::ss',fn fyl wheat.
St'!,r v. Il. U1.lon. ltnckinnw.
sci,r l!utcller, 1luy. Murlnrtte.
Ht,I,r hlnj, n. II. ferry, Whita t.nkr.
acfir carritr. WhItrfisn iiAy.
:ifhr I'tsah I.tn,it. White ftlkr.
..cfr ivur Iawst,ilt Aht,npr,,.
athr En1in Wing. sitlskcgun.
tthr Str1,,e Has. f'sahtlgn.
1'rpr Il. i. 1honissun. Sn*kcyon.
, 1881-05-17
OTHER I..Akf: FORTS.
fjfsTH1IT.

ttett..i,, .' :, ,.,, T., 49,.
aR"s ~, d:h!v i!nWNni nnn l,atnc5, i1Sn irt's4
"", t'S,s. t'. 'shts.n,!G ns ou"S; % ~. ". inWe!s
H,',x,rt S;,' II Tt.s' i .s nn.u"a, 1inT MD,
I1rt H. - Ht,s rfIa ;vii,i,,n .itt,as X 4 t.n,,T
tlr',lvnn, NniI,, tinrtltier, NlcioIau,, 4, ST.
J. Ens,.. .,nl Maybe. Novu,.u. tiUtt, tity, i;ui,
Whsr, ntl }it., i}r,inYrr, ii. il. Ijcflrl, itnnrr'
W y. trt,swIfte, CD1. i1isuUrtf, .jats &, KIM
tant,n. Homer, II. y. I3hfhwlt r. ~. Itwtch, Il.
Il. Hilu,. ' :"
tI.Mr,rt-sfta11- t,arpa Atnnklnnw nnd ,,arxo;
HcttA,n':r Hello !ilfs:otnbt.
nItsstn !'l-1rt,i.allerH ilatlHer ftntc. f'cn'i
inh'nnnl sscn'n, bnrgns i''t,'''Ic mil Htha,t,cr
rWn'snrt; Wt; sc.,','.lrrs II. q. Cleveland. Georu,'
Ni!flh$, Monterrey.
sfrs tasr eI9-stc'Is', = t,nrT9 AlftIhRny. -
uanI' uI''"-'aR hHmp1cF h"a renEe'ce sts
Wint rnr,,,,,,, ,w,tvo ntt,.
49, s"s ,',..,.".
,,,..u rnHr HURON:
r,ropa Ar3y" viii, Slim, .iioy CI.y and imrE'+,
M a'r1''w atn @ M;rvs; ,, @ tMas i: atil .nilaIYr:'
' u: l.ti" nil.l r.'!.s'rts. h Stewart md bargas 9ti
","ttr, ,,;, tua omtan.l VIII "nnh HtaAee' AZ
iii. n,,tt 1,,.s T,;nr r:tv I'si 1Vi1t . ,i ts
nra,Iyrr W.fii1M t.rn,sfi,wn,t,. .i"in,,..E ttnw
Iutitn tol, :ii.wSsth. il. Si,s,rytmWi. ii. n it,i.
II. iurlch' Ij"nrv i. isnw!t,. I,r in1tfcrim.' '1
Arrirul-j,.ltsir. Dni.,. &. Sciisn,t.
Nlmi-S.,rtt,ctst fruan.
Mculher-F1na'. ....
toi'r coLfofiSE.
Pour Co,isy.ssE, Ont. sins iS-i,ss*t'i i; .town-
h!"oncrs !, y. Stycs: biilwauken III Kingston,
sfh': rs o. An'"rcs., E,'r.io 70 kinxss,n, corn;
I;Es,t,s5,, M"sRsS ~ ,,. % ~ h,nss.os': W!slt:
,.,t ;' ~ I. aiuai uswiQn " si1innW.
W",; ,"'"i3 'ts. nhi1sHtM t1 ottln. !1Hnt Elm
~ "HH&t
, 1881-05-17
'spUndcd to ttsclr tllt1ncs:


baldwin, t1regg, 1'lcrsontGrccn
lttlrr, lIurrlatFnyettol Pollock,
!sruwtl, llurvby, Parish,
I!ryut, Iielui,. siti,rp,
Chnfee. Keen tWaymSs, shst.n'wny.
Ghandlcr, Martin tWhitoj, stowcil.
E0.itiis tcookl, Siorrh. Stratum tJouor-
Eoultst Nlo!llni1u. RUnE
Grnnk, D'M9ri, Sumner,
Dnrfce, Paisley. Underwood,
EaS!is,', i'oasto'u ts1aaI- ySnHs. y,Sss''
aho M Mabsentecs wesrsa;:' '''''pe"f'F-'O'
4allen tntnes, Powell,
llaay, Kroil. iieno,
l3Gcker, l!neHar. liieilarlson
!!,l1i!lEs, Lttln, (c1imlerand),
!t!aok, Ialucks. 1iichur1!snu
!slackaby, l.tlens, iA,iams,,
lioytl, !.ndington, 1sobtnsosl,
iliiSsk,nshnui, sisrtia Wood !IoEers, !lIIss"'
!sntteriesd, MuA,!a,n, scxtoG,
EnfnNtull. alcGune, Slnilnona.
GMrtcft, t!n!1nnHll, Hllh0nson,
EhatllGld, Mckinley Smith,
Chisholm, htckonc, HMll,ii,
Elhrk. Ne1.etM, btnyUr,
Ct:!n'Yptian, t:t'pn, MncSSit'a!lh,a,, s!rntton tsvllE,
Solas s w, saIM5il'@.ss sIcsosiaWss,, sssiiIsa"n siiIy.
Gouk. O.s. Mitchell, THOMPSON,
EoWahs h!ock, IllDrnOn,
Era,lall, MorKnin, v.!is' ve!so,'
Crews, MurilLy Wniur.
Cronkrito, Nloh0ls, Weich,
Dnyls. NlGfinAs, White t041p}.
Dlgglns, Ok csut White tCnni,,
naNy, 0lwin, Whito.iiu,i.
Gnliup., 0tman, Wllbllks,
9So'spoea, aSeHs iarssn iarx tcoo Wni Wi.Ys fsno.,
1ortnal, Perrin. Wool ilM1inlb),
isarrs scook i,rSso' i,eres wrixhhtti11I1ss' wrxht 31aps
!lerrsngton Phelps, Yulccy,
IIiIf!y IHIiHIffycr' E4,!otse' 4,!s3si'' Yoaas'''ooa r.,
As ,,sual With i Monday afternoon call. % tho
, 1881-05-17

alllt{. 1une, allV1 July, stt!t; August sc1t; No.
white. MtiHlnH1} Mn. rrd, st.isbf tut. RercipIA,
H.uN hut shipments, Nt4il hi.
, 1881-05-17
THE STATE CAPITAL.

THO I.ug1nr&1K Oiltnsitsti,cr tho Inta,tA.
trlou. Legislators. Which Prevents
tho 'rrnmHnctton OF tile rcOptcss ltusi.
IIess-Ltat Of tho Abscltlec1 iii tlte
1loMAe.
Speefdi Dtspatth to The Chicago Trttns.
sriltSNrfEi.1. ILL.,. Mny r.-Tho Sesi,.te dill
nothing to.ttny Int 1noet this Mrt1rlsoOn 1T L
o'clock aud Immediately adjourn Until to-mor-
row morning.
A few struggling tnofnbcrs Of tho 1Io,,so met
together thls AFTERNOON pursuant to adl0urn-
nunt AB thoru were not over fnrty Of thon,,
howoycr. It was clearly apparent that nothing Of
stiy Importance could bG tr1lbsueted.
Sir. uysart sent up n resolution limiting
speeches torunfter to ten minutes. II was worry
property adopteli.
a few Senate bills worc rcad n first tlmo md
duly referred.
Mr:, ,vnughey's bill, requiring tho construction
Of npproacllcs tn nLrnwIrldEea over tho nny,gablo
strcnii,a Of tho Atnto, went to tlErtl rcntlill+,
Mr. DnrftU iupvcl to mike bis election bill a
spoolnl ortlsr fur Tomorrow mnrntng. Tho bill
tn question 1ooks to Tho practical determination
OF ctton-shnsps,-fc1ow who soil Dlll Ia Lot,,
s1'lcs. Objections bulnY hcur.l, Ntr. DusirD tle-
inandcd tho yeas a1,sl nAys. This. ot coisrso
showed M quorum voting. 4 Gull nr tho itntae
wns thon ortlored. and Tho following .uctubcrs
, 1881-05-17

,etrtos orsters have bueu givon by tho Russian
hlintster q FsnMnes grxhi1tttnx tie ontry into
u AUuyeInu.ent monopoly, Ihfs oornern9 OF The
market Will only ahurDbn tho vita OF tho Mill
I$tH.
, 1881-05-17

NEw yt'IK. May lf.-1ho i,ost nnkps Of cgttnn
Rasls In far tiauand At trst hnnds hut Iuw gru,.g
fnI'r1ca tss.y pot prints qunt md lawns In IluI.t
request by 1cAnad puyDrf. hut RtnHfnrls dining we'll,
hn,Ha RfHfs md bnsnry asaslI heavy clothing md
ws,glcns III far !onhnd. and tIoro Ii notno Inquiry
fur b1ankois by enrly hMyGts
, 1881-05-17
lsEOIRfA.

Pkos,A II, TEORIA,
s.x,; a. H. ~. Nay la-aua1s-coro act,,o and
&ssAe H.. ea' *i4c. Oats woakt No, Z white,
ll,cSr,isVsss ll iVs nominal; No. = tl,sa,.n
~ ba, ne. sr% se. is0 bu, corn, $500 bu, oats,
''es 4'a1 but barjoy. Iii atIlia,, i, 4*'a9 oaf outs,
, 1881-05-17

fSrIaNArntla. stny iri--tisstS-Whnnt a,nni,y;
tMtAl II. torn stcndYt 4aSnaiAt.. Uat1 ttu,nt;
;t.4GJ ipc. ~
, 1881-05-17
lforsford'4 Acid Phosphate for Dysrep.

] hnvo prtscribnl MursForh's Actd Phosphate
and uln very n,url, pleAsea with whit huya suun
Ut ts notion, aud purpose Using lnore Ut IL AZ o.
CaEtoR tr1uitcH,
IusAer, LII. A. c, C01Toa> N. D.
, 1881-05-17

Oawk1o. Nav 1a--UHA1N-Whnnt Atchdyt hhn.i
i'ututh spflfH. tl. torn init, Waser1, nxc,i. BIC
, 1881-05-17

tssAa CIV pstsA st To Tas 0ateaeo 1,tavns
onnt ,e'a,, as, No.. May la-nmA1sN,rhe ,,x4+.
iSsat sns pu. ~. mhpat-lseceIpts. ll,AB bur ship.
sSsSs Ss: s'Se; So ,'ow md ssak, No. I essh, mc,
u aGas HGas -: sh.S,aaaa,s .saaa sc, M.y. va Corn-ise
'''ss' iuae, 2GIs 3.aas laI lowari NJ. i,
, 1881-05-17


CtEvEtASH, T., May lG-1'ETHolEuM-Un.
ctnnHes,s Htnndant while, III tcsf, TIC,
ftrrent1su. May nyiT.-f'Er,alLEtfM-Aaltyo United
cnrttlcn!sa tiacuat9E. tl,scd nt xnke bid, runncd
INC. Philadelphia d1llrery.
TUNl'ESTINT,
WtrMfSGroN, Aiay iG-SIiHrra or TunrESriyR-
Outgt nj EtAc.
, 1881-05-17

nnsssor, H.. DErItorr.
eas--wAsat n.n' ns'1ssna-uuehsossd. ~
Ns' "h!te, ELIZA t!di Mny.
, 1881-05-17

Ts.ea1s asaiast s%onunAss-'shoat r., inactive and
s /! OATS aust: Se e,a e.r %tasa h'
Ar tos sac M Barley scarce aud iiacttso.
WIN 10 NJ fes1-. A'slns 70 Tor who.s u,,d c,6o
, 1881-05-17
PILLS..

RAILROAD TIJTE-TliDEE
A NElNAl. AND DEPAKTURE Of
4 TitAlS9-EaFfAvArtDs Or KerEnNNrE
MhhkH.-fsntnn!ny nxt1.ptet. Sunday excepted,
.aintday excepted. tDnlly.
Chtcn4n - Northwestern Railway.
tns ainr., T!me ards sleeping .t.ar Recommendations
amply nt ~ ElAr&'s, rN!id lneit, tsftnk's E1press
jhH Il
, 1881-05-17
IdILKD<iD TICK EI'S.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO Railroad Contractors.

W. hnyB Afy mIlcs OE H.Mt f;rilditt To lut H1nie-
Atntriy bY atcyn rtu&un WORK, llr IuHa ttn-
lrai NortMu<t"E!! g. II, mar sur ur,hal'l"Sl. l"na.
Apply 10 TIA FpItIt. Ut u'iiCt III tIci t:ItRleAr,
over Ahlntt kfneJ = slu1c, tuE Aa!n aila CcEIrc-
>'' i ". AuMMEtls 4 CO., Coptractvts,
, 1881-05-17

TN Sundays tha train ieaves At Sis m.
chicago. Rock Ialaa d &. FacIno Nailroaa.
De.t. corner OF Van turan nnd hhcrman.sts. Ticket
UG,c,a ~ ClAFk.NL. hhnrman linuag Palmer fiouso,
tiraHd Pacific l1ut1l and Is Canal corner Madison.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-03-30

0r70 WEEK. S12 day at home easily
y u made. Costly Outfit free. Address
TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine. 22y1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-03-30

nual payment to the state. In fact since
the first payment, the people have con-
sidered the debt as wiped out. Iowa
county paid from IS to 80 cents on the
dollar, principal and interest. 1t is evil
dent to every one who has given the
matter serious thought, that Watertown
will be obliged to 60 through some such
ordeal as Iowa county experienced in
1878, if she would hear the last of her
debt, and the sooner the time comes the
lighter the burden will be, is the opinion
of every intelligent mind. K.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-03-30

democrat, who was his neighbor and
friend, for Assemblyman. From this it
will be seen that Gen. Garfield had not
only the largest support but the smallest
supporter in the country. Taken all in
all John Lewis was one of the most re-
markable personages this country has
produced, and the entire worlds history
may be challenged to show many greater
curiosities Of humanity than the Ixonia
dwarf, whose earthly remains were to-day
consigned to the tomb.--Cor. Milwaukee
Sentinel
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NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.
Academic Department.

The Spring Term of this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Monday, March 70, and continues till the middle
of June next
The studies pursued will be All of the Eng
fish Languages Grammar, Rhetoric and Litera-
ture, German, French Mathematics, Book
Keeping, Natural Science, Ancient History
English History, United States History and Civil
Government, Weekly Compositions and Com
mercial Correspondence.
In addition to the usual term work, there will
be reviews of the work done during the year;
thus making this term most beneficial one to
all intending to qualify for teaching, pass the
examinations In scientific schools.
In order to meet the wants of the city and the
surrounding country, a Ladies' Class has been
formed and added. to this department. Special
pains is taken in the education of the young
ladies entrusted to our care i'll this depa ttnent
in order to give them a thorough and practical
education in all any of the above named
studies.
Students intending to enter now, or at Easter,
will please apply at all early date, either per-
sonally or by letter to
A. E. ERNST, President. or to
L. SNYDER.
24m3 Prof Of the English Language
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Bremen, 4l5 from Rotterdam, SO from
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 1881,
THE trial of the son of Rev. and May

1HE trial or the son OF rev. ana May
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the court room. When Kallock was dis
charged and got In carriage to go home,
an immense crowd took the horses from
the vehicle and pulled him to his house,
some three miles. This making hero of
a cold-blooded assassin is a new phase in
the peculiar civilization prevalent in the
metropolis of the Pacific coast.
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"Chime, bells, chime,
Glory be to God above
Christ has come to live and love,
Santa Claus.

The history Of Santa Claus-a curious mix
ture of truth and fablc-goes far back into the
ancient time. Centuries ago a child was born
in Asia Minor who received the name of Nj
cholas. His parents were wealthy and of
high rank and, desiring to express their graf
tude to God for the birth of their son, they
resolved to educate him for the Christian
priesthood The child was sober and thought
full, and while yet young both his parents died
and he inherited their great wealth He con-
sidered the riches sacred trust he fed the
hungry, lie clothed the destitute and perform
ed all kind ofgood deeds as secretly as pos
sible AS priest he was greatly beloved as
bishop he continued his benevolence; after
his death the church canOniZed him, and he
became one of the greatest of patron saints,
being revered as the helper Of the poor, the
protector of the weak, and as the especial pa
iron saint of little children, who were taught
to believe that their good gifts came from him
Saint Nicholas was the name given himby the
monks, and this was familiarity changed to
Nic'laus, and finally clipped down to Santa
Claus, who is still represented as retaining
his old habits ofsecret benevolence and COM
ing down the chimney at night laden with
Christmas presents for children. A pleasant
fiction it is to them, under the cover of
which that charming secrecy concerning the
donors of gifts Is kept up, though little
eyes and ears and minds are keen, and Santa
Claus is usually very well known to them
as much more modern parsonage than old
st. Nicholas. But the children enjoy the
harmless pretense, the mysterious filling OF
stockings, and the heavily laden Christmas
tree
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I'm. Clemens, (luich.) True Record
W. T. Lee, Esq, of this paper says: Be-
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fancy in recommending it.