Warren Ledger (Newspaper) - March 15, 1877, Warren, Pennsylvania DI Ball A F. WARRES PA. Two Per to 104. 2.00 3.90 6.00 10.00 15.00 8.90 18.00 20.00 35.00 15.00 85.00 60.00 26.00 90.00 66.00 100.00 WARREN LEDGER Vol. March 15, 1877. W. B. DEALER IN au Merchant TaUo Italian and American Opposite Union School AND LATH YARD PURIFIES THE Renovates and Invigorates the Whole Its Properties are WARREN Thursday March 15, 1877. ADDITIONAL from tho oi N. i. Pa. w. w. WOOD Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Coal of all Bituminous and Blacksmith s WHAT statesmen from eminence de- base falsehood Skin bw never foiled om and uteri M directly upon the It and the the secretive allays m- K. 1. Pa Office Pa. S. P. 6, W. M. Office on Third near Methodist Church PA. 8TRUTHERS PA. eon and Drug Attorneys at Pa. Office Second over B. 0. 8TONB. ou son's 1. B. 01.A Attorneys at O. H. f t at J on Spring Sti opposite tUo Legal m and Forest and promptly attended mt A A Attorneys and A Business entrusted to their receive prompt Office in Central Pa. C- Wells Co. Manufacturers of STEAM Stationary and Portable effected by many aad apothecaries whom we PURIFIER yet placed before tho THE The letter from B. 8. Pastor of M. I will be road with Interest by those Buffering from the afflicted the son of the E.g. No person CUD doubt Ibis aa there in no doubt about the powers of Jan. Mr. H. R. Dear have good masons for your a of the est feel that it ban been the of Biding our He IB now seventeen of for the last two years he has from of iec caused by scrofulous and was no reduced that nearly all who aaw him thought his ery A council of able could give us but the faintest hope of his eror two of tho number declaring that he beyond tho reach of man that even amputation conld not gave had not vigor enough to the then we commenced giving him from that time to the lie has been continuously He has lately resumed his thrown away his crutches and and walks about is still discharge from the opening where the limb was we have tho fullest dence that in a timo he be perfectly cured He has taken about three dozen bottles but lately but aa be declares that he is too well to be taking I've seen they did for paltry pence I've seen men take high seats in councils of th e When too flat lor the lowe at I've seen gray-haired just trembling on the Yield to and en- I've seen young men with and who thought no With the flask anil hasten to tho I've bless is this vain sure aa A man kind to his yet he'd beat hia I've seen men for drossy defy every law of Go and join tho and think they we re I've seen fair leaning a father's Plunge headlong into with a ige on their I've seen fair both bright and Choose a life of and the cruel end en- The earth presents a both beautiful and But I an end of all perfection While to other's the fondest hopes are But tor there is nothing true but zens linow this man neter or any opposition to the culture of the but when modesty are spected for the a literary society deserves Hoping they will not assail any more of our citizens who have the manliness of thia old to in der thereby to discourage public com- ment and that they may carry on their excursions with stolen to use their devil finds some mischief still for idle hands to allover when he ed this I remain ANOTHER To A. J. Port An act to extend nineteenth street to between McKean and To the people of McKean is as by looking over the records I see a to allow soldiers who have lost an arm or a higher Insure your property against loss or Democratic IB is but will as they have received a solemn warning that no apartment has been found ble for their Their friends have made bitter but in So let us back to the fleet while they are tacking Let us uncover our heads and of the Their acts will disgust those who love when they Forty years the children of were in the but what became of Pharaoh and his So the agony is who will J. A. D. O- a ot and Dealer In and Sales work ol the best Duality and newest styles always on in hie new Brick Third M. eian and to Dr. O. Office 1st Pa. Supt Martin Schaffor persons who are addicted ALLEGHENY ULEY RAILWAY TIME Takes Effect Nov. 26, And all kinds of In TANNING MAOH ol all ALL DISEASES OP THE will relieve purify and care inch restoring the perfect health utter different many reii ing for u it not conclusive if J on are a yon can be It works in the in the It can truly bo called the BLOOD The great source of disease nates in the and no medicine that does not act di- to purify and hiw any juat claim upon public Recommend it Feb. 7.1870. Mr Stevens Dear have takou several bottles convinced it Is a valuable remedy for Kidney and general debility of the I car recommend it to all suffering from tho above 386 Atheus BY H. B. MASS. is sold by All Druggists Mill and all f done promptly and bio WELLS 14oct75 SOUTHWARD 110 7S5 696 646 628 04 B 57 537 145 140 1 11 1 01 1244 6 17 12 32 12 20 1213 11 54 6 12 11 28 4 ft 11 13 4 40 11 01 4291045 4 3710 43 4 24 9 6310 a 41 e B7 89 946 a Leave East Valley Newton Garland Frewsburg W. Ry. Falconer Vermont Moons Cassadaga Fredonia LeaTe Dunkirk Arrive Buffalo 7 202 10 7 25 2 45 1 4.5 11 8 04 3 8 SO 3 83 8 3A4 46 8 4l'3 5T 8 03 9 10 4 22 9 35 4 44 9 50 I 10 11 10 18 5 10 5 2i> Carriage Manufactory The Spring series of examinations in Warren will be held as singar March 31st, commencing at 9 A. M. April 2, at 10 St. April 3, at 9 A. M. April 4, at 9 A. M. Spring April 6, at 9 A.M. April 6, at 0 A. M. April 10, at G A. M. Grand April 11, at 9A.M. April 12, at 10 A. M. April 13, at 9 A. M. April 14, 9 A. M. April 16, at 9 A.M. April 17, at 9 A. M. April 20, at A. M. April 21, at 10 A. M. Special examinations will be held at April 28th, May 5th, and SQUARE AND UPRIGHT 10 39 10 54 5 47 6 11 06 6 14 11 19 6 11 51 11 55 1205 p. m 56 7 00 710 pm D. General Assistant imide with trains on at Dunkirk for both iMt ang Through tickets can be purchased ami Philadelphia and Eric B. JR. oad tail Division will run as MAIL leaves u arr. at Erie arr. ai a m Warren 2 20 m Warren pm MS B W t and trains on L. S and at Corry with Oil Creek and S. M. S. u fl U which is twenty minutes than WM A Supt. The Co. PIANOS are first-class in every being con- the leading Philadelphia make by magicians and competent Through their extensive ALBRECHT Co. are enabled to turn out instruments that arc not surpassed and still sell thorn at prices within the reach of No Piano is permitted to leave their factory unless tory to the most minute hence their guarantee of five years is a of All late im- of importance are found in MESSRS. ALBRECHT Co. have re- Ihe most flattering from L. M. FRANZ J. F. WILLIAM and many other eminent besides being able to refer to thousands of private semi- societies and Pianos conscientiously selected per by carefully packed and shipped to any part of the particulars as to prices and BLACKSMITH The having a hip under the name and style of MORCK oBe of manufacturing all kinds of and and doing a v Blacksmithing including florae Shoeing on an Improved would announce to the citizens of thia and ad- that it is their aim to have work compare with that of all similar in Warren ae we propose to combine ai in the finest establishments in New we are enabled to guarantee perfect in the building of Carriages and ies to which branch we propose to devote par opposite Clark's Planing H. Opposition is the Life of Tradel in every Conceivable to Universal UNDER FOUR POUNDS weight can bo sent by WIND AND garments a Our Cloth two m weal it is a Perfect Water a AND TIDY and Manufacturer of By peculiar tween the two the rubber is put which pi events or in tho They are made ia three black ami Ire Strong antl We are now offering them at the extremely low ce of Sent to tiny drws upon receipt ot When state size ovet Test. Reliable parties desiring to see our goods can for our Trade giving of our leading at tides Be sure to the Goodyear's illustrated of our Pocket Address Goodyear's Rubber Curler Co n AM B. O I Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of CHOICE OLD CIGARS At prices according to wholesale and PA. SKIFFS The undersigned keeps on hand and makes to order barrels of all batter and everything in the GLENN'S SULPHUR A. STERLING REMEDY FOR DISEASES AND INJURIES OF THE A HEALTHFUL BEAUTIFIER OF THE A RELIABLE MEANS OF PREVENTING AND RELIEVING RHEUMATISM AND AND AN UNEQUALED RIZER AND Glenn's Sulphur besides cating local diseases of the banishes de- of the and to it gratifying clearness and Sulphur Baths arc celebrated for curing eruptions and other diseases of the as well as Rheumatism and Sulphur Soap produces the same effects at a most trifling This admirable specific also speedily heals sprains and It removes dandruff and prevents the hair from felling out and turning Clothing and linen used in the sick room is Ad diseases by contact with the prevented by it. The Medical Fraternity sanction its and 50 Cents per per Box 6Qc. and K. the large cakes and thereby Sold by all HAIR AND WHISKER Black or 90 C: 1. 7 Sixth of good and merchantable White Hemlock shingles of the best to suit purchasers ia offered for sale Any amount can be furnished within the amount on reasonable notice to ino at the market price for the ami all having use for shingles of this can be very readily dated by applying to the at n office in L. T. Dec. 31, 1876. May 12th. Examinations will commence promptly at the hours and those wishing to teach must join the class in the district where they intend to unless wise permitted by the also teachers must be present at one of these for no certificates will be renewed or private examinations unless by proper request of di- Strangers to the Superintendent must bring references as to Teachers will provide themselves with pencils and School Directors and all friends of are cordially invited to be ent. Before entering the please hand to the superintendent a specimen of your hand and the proper answers to the following 1. What is your 2. How many terms have you 3. What have you done the past year to prepare yourself for 4. Do you intend to make teaching a permanent 5. If do you intend to teach in this 6. What works have you studied or read on 7. What educational periodical are you a subscriber 8. Have you attended any of the tutes held in this county during the past 9. Sign your name in and write your post office N. B. Co. Supt. Sugar March letter From March 1877. EDITOR your last issue I noticed a letter dated over the signature of assailing one of our most patriotic and ed as a old j Thoughts on National for the To my own native the birth place of civil and religious I bequeath all my powers to hold sacred the ance endowed us by one common Father to worship God according to the dictates of our own free and inalienable rights to liberty and the pursuit of Our boasted civilization tends toward tends toward the enslavement of free ideas and Republicanism is lost in and the few rule the A nation with despotic rulers is before without the great mighty moving mass assert their heaven-born and stand firm as the to the You are no longer a but an invaded The God's of Jealousy and have poured out and corruption in high places sends its miasmatic ces contaminating every healthy member with its poisonous Individual Sovereignty under just laws and tions for mutual ia destined to lead the to exalt the but Despotism always seeks to bigot and Hence free speech must be and Justice with equitable rights between man and man of should be filled with flowers of thought from and criminals should be taught of the true The ob- removed to Forest where he has since lived in reduced 1st of February friends of Harper in Philadelphia forwarded him a letter addressed to the old and postmarked San This letter was from the absconding E. C. i He was in San and wrote that he desired to refund money be had and would do so if he was given immunity from Mr. Harper started for California as soon as possible and met He had egant apartments at an aristocratic ing His Mrs. was still with him and met Mr. Harper resplendent in Martin said that he had sailed at for Peru he absconded and had engaged in opening silver mines in that country for a share of their He claimed to be worth He waa in California in ness and intended to return to He paid over to Mr. Harper the amount stated He said he had provided for the family he left in Baltimore and they had gone to England where his wife's parent's A child 10 years old is the result of his liaison with Mrs. Martin is 52 years of age and his mistress is now 27. She ia said to be remarkably Scintillations From the K. Sun. THE CANDOR OF ME. We desire to praise Mr. Hayes for ery or quality of character about which it is possible to justly say a favorable word in his and cordingly we praise him for the candor of his inaugural In the platitudes and generalities of that among its and and in its remarks about conciliation in the South and about civil service re- this was not and candidly refrains from saying a word or indulging in any sion upon the great and fundamental subject of cheating in He does MY CARPET element ruling in society is the ignorance of the not ing the danger they rest secure oblivious to what ia passing Already the heart throbs and the nation be- cause of Already the son dye is set on the pure whita seal of Already is purity and virtue eclipsed by dazzling and more allegiance paid to gold than to the God of Founded on the wisdom of our the American Republic has uo equal among but unless the true and pure principles of liberty aud truth be more widely it will fall from its high position and be no more among the nations of the History will bear record of its tragical Misrepresentation places the false par excellence above the and the true state of affairs is not except as seen behind the We as a nation we have many things whereof we may be justly of our learning and of our form of superior to all other governments the world has ever of our both civil and of our beau- and fertile stretching from one ocean to the of our schools and of our arts and of our industrial and of the al intelligence and sobriety of our not promise that his party will not cheat and he does not intimate that such cheating is not a good and lovely conducive to public and likely to result in the elevation of and moral men to For this candor and this conscientious reserve we return our thanks to the Fraudulent WHAT GRANT THOUGHT OF IT. There are some interesting facts con- with the Louisiana election which it does not seem necessary to keep secret any When Mr. Hewitt had his celebrated interview with President Grant on the 3d of December just before the be- ginning of the recent session of Congress and before the Returning Board of made its final the President said that in his opinion there had been no fair election in that and that the electoral votes of Louisiana ought not to be counted at all upon ther asked the you BY SYLVESTER W. My name is John I am ing on am and always in- tend to remain so. I add this latter clause to prevent any old maid who may see my name in the paper from writing to me or sending me her If there is anything on earth that I particularly it is a I had rather wear a dirty shirt a and button my vest to my throat to conceal the absence of a than carry one of these They are always in the A man looks like a porter carrying and erybody glances in his direction with a sort of fancying him a peddler or a scissors ty girls draw away to let him and old ladies eye him aud in- form their neighbors that they have known to be carried in In omnibuses it is always flying out of your hand onto the toes of your visa in railway depots you are afraid to put it down a moment leat someone appropriate and in a railway carriage it is If you put it on your somebody will be sure and want that very if you lay it on the floor somebody will tread on smash your bottle of patent hair and con- demn you to look ten years older than usual for the next ten if you hang it some man who is soft enough to wear a tall beaver will strike his head against and glance at you with a small volcano in his and if you wrap it in your and hold it in your all the women in the carriage will mistake you for a carrying a and will beg to be allowed to kiss the little darling just for its poor mother's But to commence with my own vidual I was sent by the firm with which I was connected to a distant town last on business of which would keep me absent some eight or ten Of course it was necessary for me to have changes of and there was nothing for it but to take a I set out for the feeling very much like a my well-stuffed bag swinging against the legs of every man I and being sniffed at by all the dogs on the I rather suspect they smelled the bladder of Scotch snuff I had recently purchased and packed in with my other for you must know I at least five pounds of stuffed bags from I their aud to crown the they actually scalped themselves and put their hair in a Ope of them turned down the saw me aud grew white us a She threw up her hands and I sprang The ladies How from the down the stairs and latter They called me a black said I had intended to rob and murder and the manager agreed with I took the liberty of blowing up the whole and got helped out of it by the boot of I bought a coat and a pair of boots at aud had the felicity of wandering about the streets until hotel being the only one in tiie I have not seen my I never desire to set my eyes on one of tha tribe that my only bad habit is A very mild I I had proceeded about half the dis- tance when a horse pretty heavily overtook me. The driver drew in Your looks I plodding con- scious that several pairs of feminine eyes regarded me from the agent or tract re- marked the driver to a man beside his clean collars in that said a squeaking female warrant he's going a Looks dreadful And the car passed I took a and reached the depot full five minutes ahead of and had the satisfaction of hearing one man say to indicating me with a nod of her that feller with the looks exactly like the chap that stole my silver spoons when we had our tea Wish I could see the inside of his going to buy the Returning Mr. Hewitt assured him that the democrats had no such that they would not buy the Grant knew that the Returning Board and the Presidential election were for sale because agent had told him and it was natural for man of his cast of mind to suppose that where the office of President was to be sold for money there would be an active tion for the Hayes has been seized with such an ex- mania for shaking hands with the people since he became lent President that he solicits everybody to shake hands with He seems to be afraid that they will forget to do or that they will dislike to do that they will somehow fail to do it. Even before he left Columbus for Washington he asked a crowd of people whom he ad- dressed to partake of the pleasure of shaking hands with On his way according to the Times he shook the hands of everybody within Upon arriving in he began to look out for hands that he could The mania grows upon The Philadelphia State cibles visited him at the White as soon as Kelley had delivered I made a dive for the door of the first a young lady was descending the steps at the same time with a in her 1 was in a and did not stop tor My went thump against her Compare with our advantages and where are Instead of the broad sentiment of universal we find ourselves subject to would-be the better part of we and by our indiscreetness have tered undue regard to the principles of honest integrity and We are as a nation rotten and wasting because of our excessive debauchery of that which is Now I don't deny but he has and Impolitic because we cannot sanction the administration of this be Heaven help us to know our duty and to do it strained by any party or ism that highest duty of an hia tim uin of lumbermen and ana made to order All work and prices sonable Shop located on foot of Market JR. 1874. A. Portrait Pa. Studio in second story of new to Episcopal from life or fiorn any old picture ot in oil and f. O. York A party with a small and wishing to t Ac o a n i oo cun have a good chance lor making Lock Box No. IB O. locod first class work in ail Oct. 7, heie that I shall to during the winter and spring tor cash wh can find me at my room S. Johnson's or inquire at every Wednesday and Saturday I LAMB KNITTING A Stocking ia 15 Knitting in the heel and narrowing oft the toe knits all narrows and de ns at ind knits the web or or Producing All of Knit Send for and wimple LAMB Pa. NEW PAINT Baring opened a shop in the northwest corner of Old Exchange wa are prepared to do all kinds of SIGN and ORNAMENTAL Paper and at moderate Work anteed or no Don't forget the ft some of the bloom of youth and the vigor of a once robust but not from old but by the dreadful the which any of us are liable to be stricken with in this But I do deny that he has lost any of the ples which constitute a respected which some of his enemies do not according to the expression of lic ty and They charge him with sitting in the of the hotel with nothing to no other business than watching (I suppose they and for the edification of the give it which is his ity is and that is what cuts some But this hotel is this man's he pays his board regularly every and has the exclusive right of sitting any place in the and ex- pressing his opinion on questions which are sure to effect our social and moral conditions in the and actions which must be ignored be- cause Garland has developed a literary They charge him through a burlesque of the doings of the and edifying those he can prevail upon to and want to know how got his information of the It is easy enough to get as it has been circulated around the streets ever since the as everybody knows that are and the working of and not the ia where the trouble aud what caused public and the actions of such causes decency to and such as our citizens in their self and do abhor and Our speech of Hayes stepped up to the declared that he would be glad to shake hands with every man of and proceeded to do it. He then shook hands with all the members of the and upon being told that there were many other people present who de- sired to shake hands with he shook hands with Let him go on shake ing the hands of everybody whose hands he can get to He haa shaken hands with the A Florida Mrs. Harriet Beecber Stowe has found in the side of the and out rolled a French a pair of old a a pink a bottle of con- and a yellow ered The lady the conductor growled at and I made the beet of my into the I put my on the seat beside and employed myself by looking out of the At the next station a fat radiant in purple ribbons and bugle was added to our She swept the car with her and traveled straight for me. Before I could lift a to prevent it she had sunk with a sigh of on my and at the same time there was a stunning and the whole air was filled with floating particles of my Scotch She had burst the and the valise not being locked was not BO tenacious of the contents as it might have The lady began to so did the whole traveling cried is I shall choke to I seized the handle of my sprang to her feet cast on me a look ot ineffable and found another I hung up the bag and thought my troubles but car gave an extra and off of the hook bounced my plump on to the head of a prim behind me. 1 know she was a because her bonnet was trimmed in She hopped fell into the arms of a She was he was rium was he went into the lap of my fat woman in purple She felt herself and said she'd inform the superintendent who was in the got up for that and pitched headlong into ed spectacles of a literary who was reading a Beads and bugles darkened the literary gentleman looked politely and remarked to his neighbor that he must get out an article on the evils attending indulgence in strong The fat lady subsided the conductor bore the spinster to a and Take Care of the A stranger in or even a sedate citizen who walks upon the south Chestnut street ou a holiday must bo astonished and puzzled ut the number of pretty young girls he who saunter along the sidewalk with all airs and assurances of women uf the and yet witli an evident simplicity and childishness that forbid any tion on their In no other large city in the world can anything like tins be lu New or almost anywhere a woman who goes out at night unattended proclaims her position ut but although street ing is carried on with a that would not be tolerated we could not take the thousands of young women that we meet for without assuming that half the female population the city had lost its We hope and believe that this alarming custom in the majority of cases works no serious and yet it re- quires a great deal of faith in human ture to believe even and no great de- gree of foresight to predict the mischief that in very many cases must come of it. It is probably true that a lady may go through the streets Philadelphia at night with less liability to insult than she would encounter in other and this is as it should but there is a manifest difference between tho hurried walk of a lady unwillingly and the careless saunter of these too simple to harbor a wrong thought and too young tho risks they They are the same silly creatures that may be seen in the each two or three well-thumbed novels under her on the way to the where they get up little tions with youths as silly as they go to the afternoon performances at the and the young join them and walk home with or their flirtations may be carried on as they go and return from Sometimes it ia no more than an interchange of a a wave the but little de- from maidenly modesty lead to greater and more dangerous of which the walking out at in twos and is tho last and most gerous of It is no wonder that so many well-meaning girls fall into the abyss on whose brink they carelessly What kind of parents can they be who let their daughters thus expose selves to the greatest of all danger They cannot be ignorant of the evil tom of the nor would ignorance justify since a parent is bound to guide his and not leave them to wander through the thorny places of the Perhaps the mother thinks that girls will be that she had her tions in her day and no harm camo of and her girls will have time enough to sober down when they are married and off her So they poor but what chance of a happy married life has a girl brought or allowed to grow up in this not only with no tic but with no sense of ly dignity and Once iu a while there conies a dreadful ing to one of these silly the discovery of an awful shame that casts a perpetual shadow on the The daughter perhaps is turned adrift upon the to suffer alone the table penalty of the fault that was more her parents than her We have not exaggerated the magnitude of this we are sure that we do not exaggerate its as you value your own souls and take care of your A detracts from the American Strange Restitution of Money Stolen Twelve Tears March 4, N. Y. of Forest has a scandal down in Florida to expose She writes as follows to the Christian pairs of have set up establishments in our the males flaming and flaunting in the best Chinese vermillion and the ladies more daintily attired m suits of with scarlet beak and as my gay lord and just returned from California with 000, being the principal and interest of a sum that was stolen from himself and two others twelve years The ware firm of J. W. Harper of in 1865, desiring to late in oil employed a man named Edgar C. of to go in- to the oil region and select suitable erty for Martin came to them recommended as an expert aud as to character and He selected some land near Pithole and was entrusted with by his employers to make a payment on the proposed ing nothing from their agent for some and receiving no response to their one of the firm went to There he learned that Martin had not in- vested their money in land for but had gone away from the place in com- pany with a chambermaid employed in the hotel where he She had been a in a variety troupe that disbanded and was the wife of the of the Martin left a wife and six children in Two of the who had lost the sub- sequently and in 1873 the William failed in business and J 7 lady were making love m the most proved another lady alighted on a neighboring bough and be- gan singing her little song of Instantly my lady No. 1 flew at her like a little red-hot and nut of and 1 drove her out of sight and don't know that my lord red cardinal had ever looked at the it is possible he may have cast an eye that way and sweet voice that lady If he did he taught better than No nonsense among He The temperance revival in Detroit has set many men to think One of the serious was discovered coming out of a Lamed street saloon and an acquaintance collared him and have been a the I saw you wiping off your T I wiped off my but I hadn't been is If you don't believe it of my He turned his the other got his nose down to and as he staggered quiet was I reached my destination just as dusk was I made my way to a in They showed me to a room in the second and informed me that supper was just I aid not light but my face felt hot and and plunging my hand into my 1 drew out a bottle of metic 1 always and washing my face with wiped with my Then I got a fresh handkerchief from my bag and to the There was a perfect blaze of and a great many people were I seated myself at one of the for I was powerful and took out my handkerchief to wipe my People looked at each other and One pretty girl giggled right I glanced at my good it was one of those embroidered vances yclept bibs I was about to swear a word or when a waiter tapped me on the beg your perhaps you are unaware of your ent appearance He quietly faced me so that I 4.l_A you go and get it will right kill that smell away and I'll stand you and the and ay for the drink to Free saw my reflection in the good gracious 1 I was as black as the ace of spades 1 It flashed over me in an had taken the wrong and washed my face with the contents of somebody's I I rushed upstairs and into my and I pulled off my coat and jumped into bed in the I meant to lie only long enough to recover my but slumber overcame and I was aroused at last by the shining of a lamp in my I peeped through the bed clothes and saw two ladies standing before the glass taking down their I at them like one free to confess that 1 was never Some country newspapers made a notice about the eccentricities of a preacher's who went with her J. C. of to attend a religious While her husband was preaching ifc is said that Mrs. Lord was running wild iti the woods and enjoying in a ner that astonished the good church dies of the place who aat under the pings of Mr. Lord's Mrs. Lord was reported to have treated her husband's vocation and position with levity and saying that she did not care for the frivolous ornaments religion but pre- ferred life with horse and hound and Then the story was started that she was an Indian whom Mr. Lord had married and had not been able to This explained her idiosyncracies to the satisfaction of the good people who nursed an ideal of what wives ought to If Mrs. Lord was an an that was enough to explain her wild but it did not recommend the end doctor as a man who recognized tho fitness of in marrying That was A Boston no- the story of Dr. Lord's Indian throws its light upon the subject and ex- the story of the Indian Ihe Boston man 'a apology leaves Mrs. Lord to explain herself in her own He says instead of being an she was the daughter of Dr. of a wealthy citizen and first mayor of falo in 1832. Dr. Johnson had a deer park and lake attach ment to his elegant Miss Johnson had a pair oL Shetland which she used to drive tho country and her pony taste has clung to her through Lord was a young lawyer at that time and ran away with Miss Johnson and the ing a note for old Lord gave and the Lord has taken How the old man who had been robbed of his daughter appreciated this Scripture text ie not Evidently it ed upon for he quit the law and embraced became a and has ever since sounded the der of the be the name of the Lord was riot a preacher when he made a ladder ropes and away with the That acquits him of the charge of Miss son did not marry a and that excuses her for not setting an example as a listener to her husband's preaching and becoming a convert to the latter end oC the broken Mrs. Lord is a peculiar as a She never outgrew her first love of Shetland and after her conversion her great delight and still to drive the doctor around to revivals and on his pastoral But Dr Lord could never convert and she apparently could never stand his When the is pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church of appointed a Sunday school or church picnic at their handsome country Mrs. Lord ai ways there to do the agreeable in the sport and She never failed to trot am free to confess 1 astonished all my They took out in She never w out her Shetland ponies for the the But the Boston man that she is not an ana that the country She is an instance of a preacher's pendent who was run away with by a mad cap and has never allowed herself to be crushed or blotted out ot herself by her husband's subsequent version and engagement in the heavy ot the She clings to business the application of the text her husband So she drives her and while her lord but not her and Is just as good as if she had come of pure aboriginal erican Lord needs no apology from country
