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Thc Terrible Result of wear
tnga tcIIuIuid Corset aud
hustle ona Itot DnN
NI.ndN Iiutucd iO pCnIh uu u
crow >iIcrt III NrW
NutL cav.
Wan Nutdrr, 1T. own Nitr
Othci 'itUuc-, Nud Othcr
Facts About Ihtni.

WA-u.,urpN. ID. G.. Aug ", A
report lu. urcu received W the navy
drpnrImm from Lieut. Geo VI otu-
rry. commanding the Alaska rN-
piutW. ,\pcdtiou, dated at Fort Cos.
mos. uu rutmm rycL December 20.
l-s. IH, report was forwarded hN a
m.t.u-,i.u engineer A. \. ~cAnr.
who wac -.m south Co explore the
country o., Nr n- \ Nouhrr river Lieut.
store, states That between Tie 10Th
nud ln,I of Dcrvmhyr. accompanied
N nu.gu Howard hc reached the
head waters of "a river which flow. To-
the nutthNatd. The natives SAY this
river cmpir- into the Arctic ocean
near Point BARROW owing 10 the
-hurtht.. of the DAYS. having but
tWiirh, mud moonlight, hc ruuld not
make much hrAdWN, aud regarded
10 more practical tu continue cNplOr-
mg thr country uuarrr the hvAdqunr.
tcrs thau to mkuup the northern line.
Nuplort would hu made tu explore
two above mentioned rivers bud also
iu reach Point BARROW. thereby com-
plrliue tnr exploration of Arctic
Nla.Lt On bis northern trip he
uAmr syro--, native. who hAd never
before -rpu white men rump among
thrm Ihrr' n,tn" mt two white.
/ 300 ui- psrN. laru,cunut storey At first
/ tunrrl trouble. hu the unuvr- proV,d
/ fu br.vrr kud md friendly Their
auiua.tt wa. however bcywuni INA.
euMiuu ~umo ul these natives
claimed lhgt they sometime, visited
Point harrow boy way ot the river
Ihrir chief food i- the
Hc-h ui tine reindeer. m
the few h-h gotten out OF the Hhcs
arc ui htilc or uo value lhcir coun.
try uhuuud- in reindeer nnd many
herds were seen. .omc ut which mum.
horrd -,y,nl hundred.
For -iN day the party lived princl
pnilt uu deer meet The winter quar-
ter were very comfortable. ~ tar
Lioutcumt store, -uld hr Ind been
able e. procure ~, 80 meat twice "a
week. ,uh tcit confident ho would CON
lmur il de 40 throughout the wiutcr.
Ihr men were easily enduring the
arri, winter which thus tar had been
miupt thAu Wa, expected. Minus
d. Fahrenheit WAS tine lowest tenn.
prraturu experienced.
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I>nIn,N TREATMENT.
uo~ Boston ramii, Icu tI,r "O,d
Mnm-- 10 nln AImMn-

BusroN, MASS, Aug ID, a pccu
iar case of grossly iuhumtu treatment
ut an old man 10y hi, relative.
i- reported by the police. They
heard that man had been found in
the cellar ota hou-c-iuAtrd ou Buck
man street, ncar the Winchester line.
Oilicer Mulkim aud - physirmn were
Imncdia.rly sent tu the scene. Ou
Arriing M the house the officer Aud
the physician were met hy wumhcrs
Oi the family, And on making known
what their crranu WINS. were iuiururi
tho "old mSu was ~ the cellar lo
the cellar the officer Aui physician
went, where they found Nn aged nam
lyiug ou the dhnp ground with LI-
fHcr dow Il aud unable to move ANY ut
his limbs lie could whisper. uul up.
pcnred TO realize what hi- situation
was. lie was taken from thr cellar
aud Hu oXHuiiuHtIuu mnd' 10, the phN
Ian, II wAs found that hc wa. par
tinlly pHrHlyHc from u blow rcoelNod
either from falling down stairs ur
from some other cause. lli, wife. uu
being asked how long her hu-bnud
had been In the cellar. replied
"lycr 7!uce SUNDAY afternoon
SUNDAY MI, rnoOu " exclaimed the
physician, "llat he lain there ever
since ana had no Attendance 30
"Ot course he was there, Doc would
not help himself. the diNil "a Wt,' Co.,.
piled his wife
II wa found that the man8 name
was Garrett henrmcN aud that hc Wa
ABOUT sixty years old, He wa. iu -urh
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CurAoo, Aug, 2l.--1hc rtHlrmrut i-
prlntoi that tho Lake shore < N,,W.
gan southern railway l- threatened
with smother sWitDhmrn'z str,Ec this
time BY the imported men who to1E
the places ut the -trikrrt The
-witchmcn have been rer'lVup sixty
dollar, prr month and one dOiIgr "a
DAY extra tol meals The latter per-
quisite tho company NOW proposes 4"
abolish and ON account ot furh step
the men SAY they viii strike 0u Sep.
tcmbel 18TH ON the other Anud % bel
claimed that most ol lhc new mru
have regular boarding HOUSES nud
nuly few men have lntimatcd that
they contemplated rcsignluR
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NpNryurn ky, Aug ~ TLis
WotpuH about sunrise Mr Gilbert
Buhp npru-poruus. well to. do farmer,
hymy about ihrro And hail mile.
BuuthonHt ot more, Just over the Rob
rrlsuu ruunty line, Was shocked by
iud,ug the body oi ht- young w.fs
hanging la lhc ci-trrn house adloiu-
,ug hl7 family rrndruoe. She had
committed euridr by hHusiux
hrur,l with piece ot mo
rrtuu rope No rtuss can
hr n-siRurd iur the rs.h syt
other than iueHuliy. = faint uf which
uuuH iu uor WuiIv Her mihtr. WA.
trirN,ot LNm opuuss, Robertson
county. Hhul nud biilrd Mm,rlI her
mYihrr. u,hurt WhilrAitcr The tathucs
death, banged nrrrIl, Nnd n younx
unmarried -..tor ht, htrlN been sent
tu lhrh.N.uu near Nashville Mis-
lingR wa. mph educated uni rshn-
od .udEtui tor several weeks previous
tp lhrauU.ir ehuWa busily engaged
loo writing yet refusing To lot even her
ucrrAvod husband see the manuscript.
rhr lcnN'7 ucr husband with beAuti-
POOL daughter lrHr- old.
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"a outraged NItr Treats usr Ht,Nt
lnN IrrrIhlN rmmIshInnml.

'nN I"rribi" Punishment.
louIsNuir kN. Aug. sa NrW
Albany l- cuJoNihg quitcA sensation
tu-daN hrcausr Mrs Amrti,u. DuE.
gus publicly cuWhidcd Mr ihmr.
tlHilucl at sixth aud Market Strcct-
II appear, that the husband OF thu
former lady In rather a hand-um,
man, Hnd i- well thought Of hy hr
opposite sex Among his admirers
b. the wiio ui Jane, Callury. They
frequently met, aud each represented
To the other that they wore unmtr.
ficd. Inst SUNDAY tho couple took 10
ride on the street rar. out \lncpnnp-
street To the fair grounds aud -prut
M hour or more under the inviting
shade of the trees. several vi the
acquaintance of Nr-. nuggins chAnr-
ed to ias- by nud noticed the uumcr.
Gus attentions paid to Mrs. Chtluc,
by VI =. Duggius.
These were all reported iu 'ull to
Mrs buggiu- Armlug herself With
"A cuwhidc aud boa of CAYENNE per
per, the neglected wife started out iu
search ut the rival ior her husband ~
affections. They met nj tho corner ut
sixth aud Market Quick a. flash.
Mrs. Dnggins Hung the pepper into
MrH Clailncy'- face and began apply
Ing the cnwmdr with fearful effect
when she linally dosl-tud the blood
was streaming from tho hRud.Omc
ihcc Of her rival, whose Screams could
be heard several squares away. \
large crowd of men aud women con.
grcEatud nj the scene, but none made
MI effort to stop the proceedings I he
pnriic' are highly respectable aud
move in the best society aud the ALTAR
WAS the solo topic of conversation
upon the streets to-day.
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HI.NHN GI.oHGI.
n- ~ - r"sS,bIo NnIght's ndidNi.
i"r NrNorot New work

NEw NwK, Aug. 'I Delegate,
from nearly oycry trAdp- union 200
TIN, city crowded Clarendon llall last
might nt the conference hcld by those
member. Of the order ol knights ol
labor a--ucialiuu- who propose 90
nominated ticket for certain uuuiri.
pal olllco-, which becomes vacant this
tall
\ letter WAS read from llcnry
George ia answer 10 Au inquiry RA to
whether h0 would consent To become
tho workirgmcn'- candidate Tor
mayor Mr.. tcurgc pointed ont
many needed reforms, such m better
park syAtrus. more thorough truo.
mont house regulations, improved
highways, etc, and SAYS the ballot i-
the uuly instrument ni reform Mr.
George says before hr could accept
the nomination hc must bu assured
the wOrkiugmuu want him TO hr ~
candidate. lie sayb 40 called labor
movements have 80 often pruyud
iNithloss ~ ~ hcconr ludicrOu,, aud
suggested u written pledge be -ccur
ed from 10000 workinymcn that they
would go to the polls aud vote Ton
/ him Then ne could not refuse Ia
run, Hni such an aulu.cloctiuu do.
mpuslratiOu would have wonderful
influence on the result The mort,
ing adjourned 10 september without
taking any action.
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rrsrDtniou- made to them 10y persons
who claim iu be- sufferers from the
rNiuluuuu, of tie beautiful tree.
winch Inns ut lAtu years become one Of
the cumluuucst of the ornamental
shade tror- ut the city, The first allan.
thus trCp- zoe NtW prh were planted
-u uc iiitN NrHr- ago, iu uINtt-itN
place. mud lhoN nov have tall POSSES
-uu ut Tint ucighbufh,O Od having
boon largely piHuicd there, aud also
hht lnp -pruud spontaneously. lh 9th.
or par,- ui thc rity thcy are less abun.
dalt At tine headquarters ui tue
beard of health tu day an expert
-H.d uu making formal complaint -
co. hr trcr- near his house.
Few people know how poisonOu,
,- bee pollen thnt falls from the tee
during lulN and August, II /, tho
cause ot no cud Of sickness every
summer Any numbor of cnsc- of al
legged mrNria nro simply aiianthu,
p"I-pning Nu vegetation will thrive
iu the shade ui the trees. The smeil
"i the lpwcrs makes many sick, aud
disgust every body. lnyalids are
powerfully affected boy IT,
The -Amc gentleman said that, b
/
Arthur, when hr read Ui his relaI
after his huncllciHl drives in the par
| hr went tu scr II there were not ALA
| thus :rcD- near tho cN President,
! houro. lie found n Large numbcr Of
them IN The uoighhurhuod. and three
| IN the back yHfd. Tie urged the dan
ger ot tll- sort OF vegetation upon
/ Mr Arthur aud attributed much Of
/ l,is Improvement M New London to
| tp his removal from 'hc deadly almos.
phcrc vhI'u the trees create Tue
/ lruOl.3u health authorities some
tine ngu took action against the
"ilsnthu-, hul thi. i- the first official
attention % hhs received n New York
although lpr Edison, thc president ot
/ thu buHid, savs ITS dolclcriuus effects
Hrc undouhtrd aud have been fro
Iu,nil .nupHuuud of.
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TrsCoIA, lLt, Aug, ~ lhr rr-
PORT that the panther, which has born
destroying 20 much stock ln The
vicinity of bOuse's Grove, had been
killed by woman, proves to be uu-
true, and Tor tho purpose Of killing
sni capturing the fcroclou- animal
the people ot that section will turu
out on nIsaso on the 2sih INST with
guns aud dogs The whole country
for several miles around isiuterestc0
in ITS capture, It has laieIy kIlIcd
two calves tor Harry Wise and many
pig, tor Ben MattiI, II ha, bren
seen several times since 1t came to
tue grove, come time ia June,
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sister tuiaiir Turned 4" rrnrh nt
Newport hentucLN

ttNCtNNti Aug. 1f.-- SISTER luA-
~. ,uicriutcs. of the Immaculate
Aradcm, At Newport ky. met with
. shocking death this morning She
was nearly cou,olpscrut from AN nt-
tack uf typhoid fever, aud at about
four o'clOch wa. irving tu take soma
mcdiciue when the mosquito bar
caught hrc aud IN u moment the bed
WAS mass Ot fnmr- aud sister Eun
liza sprang out aud tired to get iuto
the hall hW found thc door lockrd
and Ia her fright could not dud the
key. Occupants otthc house came to
her Aid but had 10 hrcah
down the door to reach her
When the lire was cNtiuguishrd the
woman WA, So badly
burned that she died in two huurs
The deceased WAS forty years ot ugc
aud sp,tt considerable time Ia l.oms
NtIlc. Her pHrruts, named GH,uot.
now live in New York titl. She was
- lady widely known IN the Catholic
church
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NEW NOHk, Aug 21 The street
railway troubles ARE not set settled.
Crowds OF angry men line Tenth av.
enuc for three or four blocks on either
side of the depot aud look drsprr .tc
anu determined. squad. ut police ARE
Kept moving about t0 Iuc. iuupl
cut riots aud prevent injury TO per
sons aud property.
When the meeting OF the Belt liuc
directors was adjourned to-day, %
was gwen ont that steps would hr
nj once taken towards running .nr.
with new hands. The police Will Boz,
called upon Tor prOtO Dtiuu, and tur
first car viii be started -. -ouu ns
poI-ible Police inspector steers
is massing his men NJ liN ninth
street AMI Eighth avenue The
west side gsng are out
in force, aud rrniul
with the police Is
believed TO be imminent Through the
mediation of state Arbitrator buuu.
van mn agreement was reached late
this afternoon by which 10 b. under
stood the tioHup ON the Hrlr line wi,l
be- declared oil tins evening aud rnr.
viii resume running tomorrow
| morning The details are mot hunwu
/ but il rs sRid they involve .umr .iu-
] crs-ions To the men. tor.alu % BE-
! That the police have huru Withdrawn
/ end the Inspector iu charge told out
stdCrs the strike wa, over.
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uIHDInI.D as wirr.
, n"thcr 10 laws uorignEr CnusrsS
IerribI, Domestic Irndgpd,

rslIANrL MiCm,Aug. q, "a mur
der WAS committed at Willis station
about 10 miles south ofthls city Yes
tcrday. \ farmer by the name of
Wells cat hi, wiic's throat from var
To ear. For sometime trouble hN.
existed over some Arm property; his
mother iu-iHW holding mortgage
which she was about to furcclo.r.
Between I aud b O'Clock IN the after.
noon, Wells sud hi- wife got into "a
dispute about the matter. snd ~ ncnl
~ can bee learned. his angry passion.
got the better OF him a, the children
On returning from school found the
dcnd body ot their mother lust out
'id' the door They alarmed the
ncighbors aud search WAS made lut
the murderer. lie wa, found in the
corn crit. and gave himself zap with.
ont any resistance. lie played the IN.
sanity racket, say ing hc was looking
for iuuI
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u.pa,r,nx ,nr whi,. House

WAAuNUroN, +. g.. Aug ~ Tho
repairs to the White House now iu
progress. include but oue important
change In the construction aud old ar.
rangcmcnt ut tho mhuulOu. THIS
viii bc the erection Of a large "phOto.
graphcra sly hight" 40 ~ to brighten
the upper loor, tho long corridor
aud some Of the apartments which
have heretofore heon In almost tu al
darkness. Ihls alteration viii add
materially To- the comfort aud Htlrnr-
tlvrnr-- the private portion OF the
hou-c, the lihrArY aud its HpprOnchc'.
And viii hr the most markud improve
mrut the mansion has undergone
slurc President Arthur frightened
aud hcaulillcd its public and state
apartments, The other work now
IN progress comprises the renovation
Of two OF the private apartments aud
tue rctOuchiug, cleaning, etc, Of eYor
portion Of the interior, rs well ~ an
entire now coating uf paint 10 lho
exterior, aud The reconslruction aud
repaying IN asphalt Of the couscrYa'
IlrinH
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sncIai,.t, az. SIN n.,,.,..

tmDAdu, Aug. "a. Tho fOllowin
dc.rsa,r1 ARE among ihoro selected 10
attend tho Rohnond convention OF
the huisht' "t WGor from this city
Geurgc lipgrr-, George SchIlliug, Il.
T. Randall Z. T.. Seth, VIM. Gleason.
u. j. Doyiv Hui K. c. owen. The
dclhgato7 are stated "a favor Mr.. Pow =
derry, bat the choice ut Schlilins.
Gleason aud Randall i, declared to 10
an unqualified victory tor the socisl-
i,l,' element in the order.
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rINi'NN RAIDERS.
'"mp'n, "f Rangers 10 ~. s-nt 80
tIo itIO srRnde.

TTTTTWT n Wv 7 fT-TTTWT
Au-uN, Tex, Aug H. sheriff
l'ildou ui Kenny county near tho
Rio hrudc, was Ia the city to-day
and called upon AdjutHnt-Gcnorai
King to complain ui the depreciation.
hl the McAiraus, Ito says they have
been nrusriug the river in bodies ot
forty or iiiiy men aud driving oft
cnlllr aud horsus. The local auIhurl-
tic- are pnwrrlcss to prevent their
rAvngc-, aud lo asked that company
Of ranger, OF United States troops bs
ruut lhcrr M once. II i- probable
company of rangers viii he ordered
there shortly.
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'niirornia RepubIiesn..

los AN9tlta, GALA Aug. 27.--ln
the republican state convention thi.
morning, Iuo f.. swift was nomiust-
ed, on the eighteenth ballot, Tor gov
crnor Mr. swift was one OF three
special onyoy- sent Ia China to nego-
lla'r amendment to the treaty bo-
tween tho United States aud China,
and is ono Of the best newspaper wri-
ter. ou the Pacific coast
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4 DIsrHrER CAPTURED
soldier who Was Afraid There
would he War wIth neHicu,

7lh' lHl ~ FNN ~ WlH"'.
FoF1 WowH, Aug a. Wm Eloy
was arrested here to-day on suspicion
Of being doscrtrr from the United
states army. This proved to he cor.
rect. h ey confessed that he belong
ed 10 Company H. sixteenth Infantry
stationed At sau Antonio. llosaid he
was afraid there would be war win
Mexico. and he didu't want to tight.
lie y III b. tAksn back " his regiment
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from Bucharest -ay- Prince AlcNAu.
tor, father tclcgraphcd to the Rus.
,ian foreign uilic. at ~ lrtcrsuurg
.ur news ui hi, son. The Eu,,Hu
authorities replied thu, hr had sr.
riyrd st Rent, whcurc hy propose, to
start for foreign tour.
-uIt ANulHrK TALE
CoNsrANuNurLE. August -1.- Ihc
Lcysnt Herald comtHiusA statement
which it say. come. from - scouicrot
doubted authority tothc effect that
'ridcc Alexander viii bee detained al
;oul until Wednesday next, whrn he
ill hc permitted to proceed to lem
Oh parole under thr escort of Hu.
an officer 1t is believed uulc,.
rincc Alexander consents uu oatI
t to return to bulgaria hc viii ut
nund to return q prisoner ot l,u-is
All iurRr Hr Is
BtHLtN, August 20 Prince AlrN.
tudcr la, reached lr, ,.lHu. Count
Nauuky, Austrian Minister tor tor
ign affairs Will attend - conference
to-day between VI DrGicrrs and
Prince liismprk
BISMARCK NEErs pruIrBe.
lii-matk aud VI. DrGricrs met TODAY
aud conferred for All hour and halt
The meeting WAS entirely diplomatic
ire it, nature. subsequently b,Gricr.
was Prince Bi-marck'- guest At lunch
\iicr lunch the chancellor started luf
iiurlin
ruE RIFLES To rnt poH1t.
luNuuN. Aug. -t.-lhc Porte ha-
received replies from the various
powers to its circular auuouuru.
Prince AleXaudcrs deposition With
he exception of Italy. the different
rUVcrumcuts merely note tuc ruu.
tents of the circular rr-cr,ur p,l
Interior communications The rep
&C Italy IN addition recognizes th
ot Prince AluNuuiut'- dr.
position.
uuE CIAU's ulFruANu.
luNppN. %. Alta mH-, mcrtiuv
hcId st Shivo, In RoumrliH, 1t was uu.
resolved To- support Prince
Alexander. Copies ot the resolution.
Ncrc forwarded to the foreign minis
tors AT bucharest \ meeting rt ka..
sanlik RouuaulH sent Telegram To
the Car brgginR him tl continue tu
extend his hVors to bulgaria Ihu
.lat, IN answering, assured hcm oi
his good will toward the BligArHu-
10 they would maintain ordcr, and lu
His task l,us-iUu agents would -up
port them
The reply ofthe 1ny to thcHdirr--
sent him OS the /uaN uli government
i- irigidly wHrdrd, a tough hc pto
tcot l!uIgariA
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' '.'.' wa Ilss
llAiltAE, Aug 't II X reported
the HALT , sugar RohurrN company
Ir ina liu tcw dlllcully The rrliu-
rr' i7 uto ui the largest aud best 100
the word ihr yaurrru hasa capital
ot SIu1uuuu aud hp. ia operation
ouly 10 icW years he cDmDany i-
composed nlmIst entirely oi English
upinII-t, lho refinery hNs not bccn
working -urr the end Of luno.
Nhuu, $1,000 lou- Of raw sugar " IN
store and "a htuk aud bring with iull
cnrpors Wrr 100 port awaiting dis
'hnrgr
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rnrdoncu Out .rrri-on.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 21.--J ohnson,
the snip burner, convicted about tour
yoals ago and sentenced by Judge
Whitaker TO twenty years ln stale
prison, has been psrdoued by GOV,
MGEuery,
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mn nIAnI.r .ILANrm.-.
Dcn'h Hnd D,scH." Lurh IA I,- Leaves
And ~ nusi Go.

Nfw York. Aug, 21,--Ihe deadly
sllanthus must 30 from New York, II
tho boRrd ui health carries out Its
present Intention, arrived al on the
strength Of some very vigorous rep
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the NNr ts The cs.e will hr Thor
ghN Investigated hN the coroner
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TIT " ~ y
LoNpoN, ny, e, Authrhll' lh
formation hHs reached mere la REGARD
lo the movements of frmcr Alth-
And,r lie landed At N'h1, lh 'he
Russian province OF Bees 1ArHb'a on
Wednesday. ON leaving the ySrht 10
which he had hccn trnn7p"rl'd l"
that puiut hc mtd"a brlol i"rWrIl Hl
dresstu the commander ANA escort
Ia this he expressed his trgryt A'
leaving Bulgaria amt declared hn
wOuld never cease to take pr"
I und interest ia h,''yN'"1 Iu'u''.
lie hHd no deeper ur-'l' luNh I''
Bn'|HfiHs h1ppll'7- ana p'"7p'i''l
Towards lhi7 ohI hn hHd eve. 'A""I
rd with h's whole hraf' ll'7 earn
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oi>ru,, ron,Io> NtwS


wv lNNI' II go liNNl Nll.i
loNIO>. Nug... In his reference
Goo thr Inui purchase bIliiu Ms 4pcrch
100 lHH L1ueo ut commons lnst night.
uurlu" lhu ulrhnty ON an address lii re-.
pts tu th" Quron. prrph. Mr. tham.
brrmu -n,d would always favor IL
large -rhumr OF state Rtl Tor land pur-
rlr-o- 100 lrrHud, ,- long ~ thM cuuu.
tr, remained pu integral portion Oi
thc United hiuplom. but hc objected
tu luudus. uudrr thr insecure coudl.
uuu- ul MI t,Itd-tuur'. plnu-, tu
what wuud rrntiu'lv hr ~ foreign
country N thr government would
introduce wcil.cuusldcrcd scheme
tor rrrui-ug % pun-yut propricty M
ireland. under elective control of the
imperial parliament, aud with -ocuri
N from municipal authorities. Mr.
Chamberlain promised to give it ~
cordial support.
-utNNor VIII.
LoNups Aug ", Marquis l-cng
hu- Wriyci 40 ln,thuruc.
MI lMtkhDud, One ut th, victim. of
the ru,cut Nlntrrhuru disaster. wrote
hIs will with u p,n,il ou "a card which
wH- found iu lho SNOW bs the side OF
hi- body n rcAd-; " nm diving ON
the MHttrrhuru ! leave nll pos,cs-
To- YOU, my dou sister Cod ulr.-
YOU
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-12-20
Well Sing Another Christmas
Song.

We'n sing another Christmas song; for who shall
even tire
To hear the olden ballad theme around a Christ
mas fire?
Wen sing another Christmas song, and pass the
wassail-cup;
For fountains that refresh the heart should never
Meier tell us that each yuletide brings silver
TO our hair;
Time seldom scatters half the snow that quickly
gathers there:
The goading of ambitions thorns-the toiling heed
ofgold-
IT'S these do more than rolling years in making us
grow old;
Then shake old Christmas by the hand-in kindness
let him dwell;
For he's king of right good company, andwe should
treat him well.
Why should we let pale discomfort fling canker on
the hours
Unjust regrets lurk round the soul, like snakes in
leafy bowers;
And though the flood plenty's tide upon our lot
may pour,
How oft the lip will murmur still, the horseleecf
cry for "more.''
We sigh for wealth-we pant for place-and, get
ting what we crave,
We often find it only coils fresh chains about the
slave.
Year after year may gently help to turn the darl
locks white;
But time meier fades flower so soon as cold ano
worldly blight;
Then shake old Christmas by the hand-in kind
ness let him dwell;
~. sf
treat him wall
Be glad-be glad-stir up the blaze! and let ou
spirits yield
The incense that is gateful the 'lies OF tn
field"
"Good will to all'-'tis sweet and rich, and help
to keep away
The wrinkled pest of frowning brows-and mde'
shades of grey.
| Be glad-be glad-and though we have some cy
| press in our wreath,
Forget not there are rosebuds too, that ever pee
| beneath.
And though long years may line the cheek, an
wiher up the heart,
| 1t is not Time, but selfish care, that does the sS
dest part.
Then shake old Christmas by the hand-in kin
ness let him dwell;
For he's king of right good company, and we shou
| treat him well.