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Year: 1870

Clara Dale, an occupant of a disreputable
house in Fourteenth-st. and who may be remembered
was in the society Of Washington Nathan early in the
night on which his father murdered, was brought
before Justice Koch at the Tombs, yesterday on the
complaint of her mother and brother who charge her
with leading a life OF shame. The mother was very
her daughter should be sent either to the
House OF the Good shepherd 10 Baekwels Island in
order that she might be subjected 20 reformatOry ds
pine The girl declared that she had been driven TO


life OF shame by the illtreatment and abuse she had
received at home She said she had been accused by her
relatives while innocent OF the crime with which she ia
charged. Becoming desperate she entered dis
reputable house.


Mary supple a companion OF Claras and an inmate OF
the same house also arraigned and similar charge
made against her by her father and mother She, unlike
her companion, expressed wish 10 reform, but
declared that she would avail herself Of the first Oppor
tunity her abandoned life. The girls were
committed by the magistrate.
Year: 1870

TROUBLE AMONG THE PHILADELPHIA REPUBLI-


CANS.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-John V. Greedy,
who claims to have been defrsuded of the Republican
nomination for Congress in the lid District is not con-
tent with the decision OF the City Executive Committee
which has recognized Charles O'Nei as the nominee
Mr. Greedy from the first denied the right Of the City
Committee TO interfere in the matter the ground that
any question affecting the Congressional District was
State matter and therefore should be referred to the
State Central Committee He accordingly repaired TO
Altoona, where the State Committee met on Tuesday
last and submitted the scase TO that organization 1t
sustained him in his claim, and referred the question in
contest to the Executive Committee Of the General Com
mtee This body will sit in this city and hear testimony
both sides. after which they will report to the Gen
eral Committee.
Year: 1870

A fine display of the Aurora Borealis or Northern
Lights place early last evening low fringe Of dark
clouds stretched along the northern horizon. Above this
was q family illumned arc apparently much agtated
and gradually spreading out higher and higher few
minutes before o'clock the edge Of this arc
in the vicinity Of Ursa Major pencils OF light dsrted to-
ward the zenith while solitary ray in the center ex
tended several degrees beyond the polar star Soon the
western half Of this circle Of light agow with the
dancing beams, forming an extremely beautiful sight
Only solitary ray here and there was visible on the
eastern side OF the polar star and in few minutes the
syery shimmering pencils changed to faint red. and
gradually disappeared.
Year: 1870

The fall OF a large mass Of rock
between Heidelberg and Weisloch,
in Germany, has brought to light
the works of Il silver mine which
was known to the ancient Romans.
There is no silver ore of any inn
portance LETT, but very rich zinc
ore is met with in large quantities.
Year: 1870

ca care OF women and children IL further s6ds;
'beatben men Of high rank have offered 70 give
u we will send the educated American ladies TO
teach


The recent circumstances in this city which
called forth such q surprising expression OF public
sentiment through the general newspaper press of
thls country and OF Europe, have shown II TO the
conviction Of the civilized world that it right and
proper that women should study and practise medi-
cine, and that they should have the means OF eiuca-
ton necessary to nc them to do It effectively Nor
would 1t be just for you TO estimate profe -sOnal
sentiment by cases of individual illiberaty Great
hearted men adorn this noble calling, aud your best
help and klndest welcome will come from many of
these. or the ladies who last spring went out from
this college to practise medicine two unsolicited by
themselves, have been elected members OF the
medical societies in their respective localities
Knowing the fine attainments and culture of these
ladies, we congratulate those societies on having
honOred themselves, as well as their new members,
by this action. Still another OF the class OF last
session, as assistant physician in the womons de-
partment OF the State Lunatic Hospital at Worces-
ter Mass, is associated profess ivnaly with dstin.
gushed physicians. She accepted this untried post
OF outy with hesitation and didence; but after ak
mon hs' OF trial she has been officially informed
that her services are entirely satisfactory and de-
sirable; and her salary, not less at first than the
Ordinary salary OF assistant for the first year.
has been already increased.


ladies, there are some parts OF medical work
that men can doubtless perform better than you,
some that you can perform better than they; but
society expects from you the nicer sensbiites, the
finer humaDities that II ascribes to woman. Its
standard OF moral virtue Is higher for woman than
for man, and so 1t deems any disregard OF it
IN her than in him. The tone OF me ecal literature
and medical feeling it is all too obvious needs the
refining and ennoDling influences that the purity
and peculiar endowments OF the true woman are
calculated to give You bring into the profession
your womanly tact and insight, your quick sympa-
thes your watchful care, and your high ideal of the
purity and delicacy required In the sacred olce you
have assumed. AS women, with the experiences OF
your womanhood, and looking at the subject from a
fresh standpoint, you win surely unfold new re-
sources in the art OF healing; and II you true to
yourselves, you must enrich as well as refine se pro-
| fession you enter.


| Go forth prudenty, truthfully, trusting in the


eternal strength OF the everything God, willing to


accept toll and privaton well and victory,


and fear not that true and glorious shall
| be yours-that this will be to you the commence
ment of a renewed life OF enlarged activity In
which, amid and responsibilities, you shall
| often be led beside still waters, and lie down In
green pastures"


The exercises of the day were concluded with
the benediction and musical finale. 20.
Year: 1870

The needle department is on this door. The
manufacture OF the needles is most important de-
partment Of the factory when 1t Is considered that
about $4,000 are made here every month The
work in many of its details requires great nicely OF
eye and hand, which can oniy be acquired by long
practice


Steel wire is first cut to required lengths by ma
chinery; these are then subjected TO the various
processes OF pointing, rounding the end growing,
polishing OF the butt finishing the point drilling the
eye, tempering polishing out the groove, finishing
the eye, polishing and ourvlng-whlch completes the
needle. These processes necessitate much sub
division OF labor, every needle passing through the
hands OF fifteen different persons About seventy
different kinds OF needles are here made.


THE FOURTH AND FIFTH STORIES,


as do the others, present long and striking array
of tools and workmen. Every available inch OF room
is occupied, and every workman is making the ut
most of his hands and his time On the fifth story is
the "inspecting ROOM" to which are brought from
all parts OF the building, by means OF elevators, the
entire products Of the rooms below.


To ensure the best OF material and workmanship
every part)I ths machine is here thoroughly IN
Year: 1870

INcoRRUpTIBtE.-Wc are told that
n resident of this county who had a
suit for divorce pending in the court
at Bonham came very near getting
himself locked up in Jail last week
for being too liberal in his offers of
money for procuring the decree.
We did not learn his name, but un-
derstand that he lives in the upper
edge of this county. Having the
license, and his gals consent, he
was so anxious to have the knot hil-
tied and tied again that lie could
not wait the slow progress OF the
law, and to facilitate matters, step
ped up to Judge Hart and offered
him IRE dollars if he would take up
his case Immediately and pnt it
through. The Judge failing to aP-
preciate such liberality, expressed
his determination to put him in
iail, but was finally prevailed upon
TO let him off. The Judge then gave
him half an hour in which 10 leave
the town under penalty of being
jugged. 1t is said that in five min
utcs from that time "a solitary
horseman might have been seen
riding rapidly in a southerly direc-
tion, since which time he has not
been visible to the naked eye from
the observatory at Bonham.


mckinney Enquirer.
Year: 1870

Home again!


We saw hcr-but she did not see
us-yct she wakcned with start,
and tried so lard to listen, to look
light into the darkness to her but
light to us as we bent over her
couch. We went because it was
lonesome staying alone when the
heart is away! We went because
we knew how. We had light
light from the window, burning in
Heaven, placed there and watched
by one who for years has thrown
that deep, clear, wondrous light full
across, aud far along our pathway
to guide us safely where others fall,
and too often fail to rise. We went,
as do thousands who read this
chapter, and who do not often wish
they could 60 to their loved and alb
sent ones, but cannot see the way
because they have not thrown the
shades of bigoted illiberality from
across the soul.


AS thousands of the good, the
true, the earnest-hearted, the fear
less, loving, caring, working ones,
wish they could go in IL body to
visit their loved and absent ones.


We saw her.


We talked with her as she slept
We wiped a tear from her eyes, and
she wakened with trembling start
we passed a hand over her face
never so lightly, and again she
slept. One hand was under hel
face. The other lay just across hel
bosom. Her head was thrown
back-the full, round throat, so faii
and tempting; we could not helI
leaving a kiss thereon. Did sh,
know we were there? Ask her
She knew somebody was there
though the darkness was like pal
TO her vision.


And she slept. We held her hant
in ours. We held her to our heart
We saw the trouble go for the tim,
from her spirit. Then we lifted hel
carefully in our arms and kissed
her closed eye-lids, that when sh'
awakened our image might nevel
pass from her. And she did no
awaken. This is the test-for thu
light and pure is the kiss of tru'
beartlove-kiss given in person Of
spirit. Then We kissed her lips, 81
often that often she might half bit
them lest her love escape. Thel
we kissed her hands a dozen times
that the touch of none other nigh
be as ours-then we whispered tina
one dearest of all words-Ddrlin
in her ear as her face responded Z
the Joy of her heart thus given Z
bask in the sunshine Of love. The
we kissed her again on her lips
sentinels left there to guard tb
heart none other can now win; an
as she slept, as We all shall befOr
waking "0uer there" left 10 on
work and our duty.


=
Do vou who read ever think {
. xour loved and absent ones? d
Year: 1870

Will certainly effect cure.


The universal success which has at
tended the administration of this prcpsr-
alton has been such as to warrant US in
plcigipg ourselves to the public to


RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should prove inef-
fcctual: "providing the symptoms attending
the sickness Of the child or adult should
warrant the suPPosition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine to be given
IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIRECTIONS
We pledge ourselves to the public, that
Year: 1870

weapons there can be no doubt. The latter Is
vastly superior to the former in respect of its
trajectory and consequent accuracy at long
ranges. The exit wound of the Snider is often
very jagged, owing to the hollow nature of the
projectile causing 1t to flatten when coming In
contact with the more solid structures of the
body, and, being light in weight and rounded in
form, it is apt to go round rather than penetrate
bone. The Henry-Martini has small solid
bullet, and 1t consequently undergoes little or no
tum and possesses more penetrating power; it
is said TO go right through bone, pulverizing it,
and passing out of the body with a relatively
small exit opening. Such at least we are in
formed have been the results obtained from
experiments on the bodies of dead horses.
Year: 1870

spired by the spirit of the former Legislatures,
did not indicate any retrogressive movement.
France any legal mode of convoking or OF
organizing the ''Garde Rationale Mobile. y
Citizens who, during this period, satisfied
the recruiting law, and who at the present
time have passed the age of twenty, may
imposed upon them by the law of 1881. A new
combination is talked of, destined to supply this
constitutional want. Doubtless it will be
stamped In some sort with retrospective
character, for it processes to legislate as much
for present as future wants. All the measures
taken at the present time on the subject of re-
cruiting, or of the reserve, cannot fully take
effect under several years; and if we may always
calculate, in case of danger, on the enthusiasm
of the nation, experience has proved the utility
of being able to direct this movement, and OF
being in position to perfect its result.
Year: 1870

The French Officer His Social Position and


Life In and Out of Camp.


a letter written from Paris in June to Ger
man military journal says


The social position of the French officer is
based upon the principle Of the mess in the
widest sense of the word. The officers always
live together and eat in common in their pension
officers are required TO appear. Immediately
upon entering into a new garrison, an
agreement is made with some landlord
who furnishes the necessary apartments
Even at the tables the officers are placed in
separate rooms according to rank, and each of
these rooms has table for each separate batta-
lion, so that the lieutenants of the first batta-
lion find place at one table, those of the second
at another, etc. This separation according to
grade was made in the desire to afford the Off
GERS opportunity to express themselves freely
and unembarrassed, even on subjects relating to
the service. 1t was hoped also to prevent a
still worse circumstance, since very hurtful
prejuaices, or even still more dangerous dislikes,
might be excited


After dinner all the officers assemble in the
billiard-room to take coffee and read the papers.
But here also they conduct themselves with
what seems to German ideas very great free
dom. All subjects are free even the Emperor
himself is not exempt, he being looked upon
by the majority of the officers as the head of the
State only-not however, as the military prince
or hero. Still they are content-in accordance
with the national character-with light, witty
illusions, and occasional remarks, and seldom
or never is a decided criticism heard. In the
same way, the judgment upon comrades is not
severe, and on the whole the impression made
is that of good fellowship, such as can exist and
grow only in a great army. A proof of this
may be found in the fact that duels between
comrades occur only very seldom.
Year: 1870

 Married people will please read written, sim gle ones csn read the first line then the third, and then the second and finally the fourth in each verse.

 That man must lead happy life, Who's freed from matrimonial chains; Who is directed by bis wife

 Is sure to suffer for his pains. Adam could find no solid peace,

 When Eve given Tor a mate Until he saw a woman face,

 Adam was in 6 happy state In all the female face appears

 Hypocrisy, deceit and pride, Truth, darling of heart sincere,

 Nee: known in woman to reside. What tongue Is able to unfold

 The falshoOd that in woman dwells; The worth in woman we behold

 Is almost imperceptible. Cursed be the foolish man, say,

 Who changes from bis singleness; Who will not yield to woman's sway, Is sure of perfect blessedness.
Year: 1870

HAND sHAKISo.-We are glad to learn that the abominabIe practice of indiscrimi- nate hand shaking is going out of fashion, and that the autocrats of society have issued orders to the effect that hereafter it is to be confined to intimate friends, or those who desire to express a cordial respect and regard for one another. H Itn ,IsbGTt 30H
Year: 1870

HEADAcHE.-Sulphide of carbon is said to be an excellent remedy against headache, es- pecislly when it is of the neuralgia or nerv- 'ous character. It is used by placing a wad of cotton saturated with this liquid in bot tie, and applying its open mouth to the tenn pie or part affected. The pricking sensation which is at s-st experienced is soon followed by relief from pain. q 3ssa
Year: 1870

The Cincinnati Eaquirsr of recent date says that the Fifteenth Amendment can never be legally part of the Constitution for the following reasons:

 l. It is a surrender of the fundamental re- served right of the States, and thatscannot be accomplished, without the unanimous consent of all the States. To no three-fourths of the Legislatures was delegated the power to change the Constitution in this regard.

 2 The Legislatures of all the Southern States which have adopted it have done so under duress-of force and coupuision- which vitiates all contracts, and which the Federal Government had no right to employ.

 8. The Amendment was not submitted to the President of the United States for his ap proyal, which course is required by the Con- stitution.

 4. If the Southern States were not in the Union at the time of the adoption of the Amendment, they had no right to ratify, and without them the necessary constitutional three fourtbs Las not been obtained.

 We have little doubt that, ere long, the question to which we refer will come before the Supreme Court of the United States, and will be determined in the sense in which we indicate, The Amendment has always been . frand. Most of it's notifications by State Legislatures come from States that either had rejected 1t upon popular vote or were known to be opposed toit. They were elect ed before the question was submitted, and their success had no reference to the issue. There is not to-day half dozen States that would affirm the doctrine of negro suffrage on popular vote. It way go into the Con stitution, but it goes there as fraud and misrepresentation of the people, which will be easily corrected when the Government is administered upon constitutional principles.
Year: 1870

in all diseases of these organs, whether existing
ting, and no matter of how long standing. 1t is
pleasant in taste and odor immediate" in ac-
ton, and more strengthening than any of the
preparations of Bark or Iron.


Those suffering from broken down or delicate
constitutions, procure the remedy at once.


The reader must be aware that, however slight
may be the attack of the above diseases. it is GER
tain to affect the bodily health and mental powers


All the above diseases require the aid of D-
uretic HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU is
the great Diuretic.
Year: 1870

What folly is it, that with such care
about the body which is dying, the
world which is perishing before your
eyes, time which is pcrpetually disap-
pearing, we should so little care about
the eternal state in which we are to live
forever, when this dream is over !!
When we have existed ten thousand
years in another world, where will be
all the cares, the fears and enjoyments
of this? In what light will we look
upon the things which now transport
us with Joy, or overwhelm us with
grief


Use coal oil to clean furniture and re-
move blOtchcs and hide scratches; it is
excellent. When sewing machines get
gummed up, use it to loosen the dirt,
and it will clean without water or soap
then grease it with sperm oil, and the
machinery will be like new.
Year: 1870

The Republican State Central Committee met
yesterday at the Ffthave. Hotel. Hamilton Harris.
Chairman James W. Hustled, Secretary and twelve other
members in attendance. The object Of the meeting
to promote the consolidation OF the party IN the
present the Chairman declared the meeting adjourned
until the first Wednesday in August at congress Han,
Gar
Year: 1870

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 2Z-The vote of yes
terday has just been counted The Conservatives elect
their entire general ticket by average majority OF
l9o In tho Fourt Ward the Republicans elect all those
named on the ticket including Conservatives and
In the Third all those the ticket for the City
council among whom also some Conservatives. A
full vote was polled and but for side issue the Third
Ward Conservative ticket would have been elected.
Year: 1870

to their ignorance and partly to their
vanity, which mothers are principal
ly responsible for.


Let young girls be taught truth
and loyalty to every woman as part
of their creed. "a


Let them understand that words
and intentions that can have no hon
orable meaning are an insult, not a
compliment; and that the man who
persists in them takes it for granted
that the girl he addressed is vile as
we'll as foolish.


If.a girl at eighteen IS perfectly
irresponsible, and don't know what
men mean when they make love to
her and ask her to run away with
them, how old ought she to be be-
fore she has a vote, and is admitted
to work with men in machine shops
and government offices? :?
S. b. A., stand up and answer


The truth is, if women are to~be
good for anything, they mnst he
taught that they are responsible for
themselves as soon as they have the
power to distinguish good from
evil.


Men are not, and never can be, the
guardians of their purity-they must
be their own.
Year: 1870

SCPERvyoRs.-T board will hold an adjourn
ed session commencing on Monday next for the
purpose of ievying the taxes for the fiscal year
1870. We do not know whether the Board will
transact general business or not.
Year: 1870

MUca RAIy.-We have had heavy and almost
water has fallen. The mountain streams and
gulches have been rushing torrents, but no dam
age o: consequence has been done. 1t has been
the first old fashioned rain storm of the season,
and all in this section were glad to welcome it..
We have had timely and adequate showers, but
this has been the first time the ground has been
thoroughly soaked this season. 1t has been a
warm rain and we learn that but little snow,
comparatively has fallen in the mountains,
which is not favorable to continued supply of
water for mining purposes the coming Summer.
Year: 1870

IxrRovED CHAIR SfRfxd.-Mr. Z c. Purington,
Of Lincoln, in this county, has invented an i'm
proved chair spring. The spring is attached to
the feet of the chair. The chair resting on these
spiral springs is safe, easy and can be made to
rock backward and forward by slight movement
of the body. The Scientific Press, after giving
an illustration of the nut. the spring, and chair
with the spring attached has the following re-
marks: "The nut is made Of metal, and is pro-
vded with q screw thread, SO that it can be
screwed to the leg of an ordinary chair, and in
stead of weakening nd splitting the leg, as in
the case where hole is bored and screw inser-
ted to hold and attach the nut, this method
strengthens it. The nut can also be very quickly
and easily put on or removed. The ease and
convenience in applying the spring to the nut is
readily seen. The Top Of the nut is provided
with collar or shoulder, and also an incline
groove around the outer surface, so that the small
er end Of the spring can be screwed to the nut;
and its top coil being brought firmly against the
shoulder, all oscillation is prevented. To the
comfort. loving American this device is indispen-
sblc By its use the miner can add another
modification to his chair Of queer construction,
and the bachelor farmer can rock himself into
the belief that he enjoys all the convenience of
married life. A list of other advantages too
numerous to mention here may be obtained by
applying to A. Mayoux, Marysville, one of the
street, San Francisco.
Year: 1870

THIS NEW AND POPULAR SALOON is


L now open for the accommodation of the pub
lie, who have already occupied the premises in
force aud proceeded to make themselves at home
The people know good liquors when they taste
'em and good cigars when they smoke 'cm; and
therefore when they have once been to the
UNION they are bound to call again and repeat
The proprietors will keep none bat the best arti-
cles and they aatter themselves that they know
how to mix and serve them. Call. o2.-tf.