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South Haven Sentinel (Newspaper) - January 12, 1878, South Haven, MichiganSouth Haven Sentinel. Psi atari every Mert Fay. South Haven. Michigan. The scholar s sweetheart. All Day he toil with Natl a Evert on Wra ething learn edly pol Gaiu from Harvard he returned Lastyk or. With Boa Troua honors academic. I parents name him but in Praise. His Little a men quite adore him and All the Lorias Boot Hokl lays allegiance willingly before him. What forms his labor week by week ? they Ronld not i understand of Nerer Quot eminently greek Clever. Bat Atili is. Unfinished yet. With Inq try Uniac inf Lis Matias that shall act he shapes and Sutea his a ,. The Heads of noted pundits wagging la it of Homer s doubtful Linas or yet some question subtly finer. Of whether certain famous wines were finst obtained from Asia minor but it of dialects impure is it some Long fought Rule of grammar r 1 it Oki Sanee it roots obscure ? is it that wearisome dig mama but whether this or whether that Ibro ngh fragrant Fields when work is ended while darkly wheels the Zigzag bal and All the West is warmly splendid. He steals to meet in losing Wise. Watfa a Ager Steps that do not Tarry a Rosy Gul. Whose shining eyes grow tender an she Calls him Quot Harry. What altered thoughts can she awake. This Pearl of sweetheart Best and fairest i and what a contrast Doe she make to Quot comment a Oruro. 80 strongly round him can she throw her Dasting spells of Sweet attention tir Doab Ffinlo now if he could it it correctly to my go his first declension. For while near Mossy Meadow Ham. W Ith spirit thrilled by sacred pleasures. He lingers till the Dawn of stars. He Lineer my he girl be treasures. This a Mee Yonne scholar scarcely know if Hector was a fighting Seaman. If lofty in prose or Athens Lay in Imoe Semor a Edgar Fawcett to january. Rmon Harper s Magazine for an old letter. To Day i untied an old package of letters All faded and yellow. The writer has Long Sisoe passed away so i will take one and Send it to you not for anything new or strange that it contains but that those who read it Mav see that love laughed at locksmiths As heartily fifty years ago As he Doe a now and that the course of True love ran no smoother then than novy. M. St. C. New York sept. 6,1827. My dear Helen now that i have returned to America i will comply with your request and give you some of the particulars of my wedding but i must first give you a bit of history that necessarily goes before. You knew of my engagement to Jar. Clifford before you went away which was the Vear previous to Mamma s death. Nothing could have been fairer than our prospects. We had the approval of All connected with us. My Trousseau w As in the hands of the Best Modiste in the City. The House we were to occupy anti the ground surrounding it were undergoing it Complete transformation. The architects and landscape gardeners were urged to put Forth their skill to the utmost in rendering the whole place most Beautiful. The upholsterers too had their orders to spare no pains or expense in the Interior adornments. Everything looked so Bright to me. It was More like some fairy tale than anything in real life. If reminded me of some Lovely dream the a Awakening from which came All to soon one morning Mamma was in her usual health the next rhe wag confined for her burial. You who have lost a dear Mother can Tell How hard the blow fell upon me so d unexpectedly it came. Being ail onh child too like yourself i had to go to for sympathy but my father and he could give me nce. Indeed it was i who gave Biro the Bool i sought i never saw a Man to cast Down so utterly overwhelmed by grief. Ever a Hope seemed Orus fied every Ray of Light had vanished forever leaving the future dark and gloomy. Mamma had Leen his first and Only love. They had grown up from childhood together. She had been All in All to him. Now death had come and robbed him of his treasure. The soft Brown eyes that had lighted up so often at his Home coming were closed forever. The Beautiful lips that had spoken so Many endearing words were cold and motionless her. Clifford who was absent on business at the time was hastily summoned and with All the affection of a son he entreated papa for my Sake to be More reconciled but his efforts were vain. Our old pastor who had been Papas spiritual guide from boyhood came and with prayers and tears Besought him to Bear this his first affliction with More of a christians fortitude and resignation. At first he would not listen to even him but gradually he grew Calmer and after a time tried to say a thy will be i will pass Over the funeral with its Crape and Flowers the Long procession of mourners the consignment to the Tomb of her who was always far less of Earth than of heaven and of the terrible gloom that settled Down upon our once Happy Home. The year which followed was one of such extreme misery to me that i can scarcely endure even the recital of some of the events. My father sent to Philadel phia for some Distant relatives of Mamma a a widow lady with two daughters to come and remain with us for a time thinking thereby to lighten my Load of responsibility and also As a Means of lessening my grief which was preying upon me fear rally. I tried to Tell him that i greatly objected to their coming,1 but he Mould not listen to me thinking no of Rafet that i waa in too morbid a state to reason on any subject. They came and from that hour i Date my unhappiness. Mammals death was nothing in comparison. Mrs. Sedge Wick was a scheming hypocritical woman with an insatiable ambition and her daughters were not a Whit behind her in anything not even in Beauty for they were All three Reaia Kably handsome women. Kate the older of the daughters was a queenly being who had her mothers Black hair and even Blacker eyes and whose every motion was n command. Ella the younger who they said resembled her father was a Little Kitt Enish thing pretending to be much younger than she really waa and purring around every one who came in her Way. Why is it that when we meet some persons we lose ours Uvea so to speak ? i have known those who possessed Moas than an Ordinary share of self Reliance but let them come into the presence of certain persons and they were stripped of their individuality putting on such meekness and condescension that they were most pitiful to see. Just so it was with myself when i came before these women. Tip by saw at a Glanos the Power they Baa Over me and they never lost an Opportunity while Feay remained to 1st me feel it. Of Youres oar m postponed for a Type and i after want Learned they had a beaded it to i lit1 Ever. Or. Stifford was obliged to he Ahmit in business in the South Lor several Nontha and during mat time few or med every Means in Tim far pow at to to it in Poliah their Ujj Fenoid of hit wealth before they came to us an looked Well As to the future. A fitter fitted for his wifi be Flat had said and his wife few be Ofifi he a Matey Ware of any Avail. The of fint was to invited Yoag friends from their native City to visit them. I would be urged to accompany them in their drives Here and there on to count of my health they said. All these solicitations i tried to decline with firmness but it it the merest semblance of firmness As each to me their wishes were gratified when my father having been appealed to would say a my daughter you must try to take care of your Little did i dream of the baseness of their treachery or i would have loathed even the sight of their Sable garments in which they delighted to array Mem selves knowing full Well that their Beauty was greatly enhanced thereby. The first intimation i had of their per fid came to me in a letter from or. Clifford. In it he was so glad i was trying to Bear my loss so Well and that he thought my plan of driving out so often was a very Good one Only he envied the handsome Young gentle Man who were my companions knew there was something he wished to conceal behind his pleasant raillery but when i questioned my father As to what he had written concerning me i found that none but the briefest communications had passed Between them and entirely of a business nature. I sat Down and wrote a Long letter to or. Clifford telling him All my troubles and asking his advice with re cd to going from Home for a time to rid of the annoyances of these mane vering women. I waited Long and anxiously for an answer but none came. After weeks passed i appealed to my father for a solution of the mystery. He took my hand in his and said a a m a daughter a fear your idol is but a what a i exclaimed a a do you mean to insinuate that he who was so soon to have been my husband is false to me a a Lido a lie said a if his repeated avowal of love to miss Kate is any indication. I have wished to Tell you of it for some time but her Mother thought it Best not to do so her Mother i saw it All now. The cards were in the hands of skillful players. I had been More than Blind. While my father had been pet Ted and courted by this scheming widow the daughter Kail been trying to steal from me the affections of him whom i had looked upon As too Good too Noble to err a perfect god among men. You know my disposition too Well to think i would swoon or cry out in my agony. I merely said a i am very sorry you did not Tell me of this i went up to my room and for hours none but god knew what i suffered. I proved As i never proved before that i might be upheld by that unseen Power Winch alone avails in such a time of need. I came Down strengthened for the trials that awaited me. I told my father if he loved or cared for me in the least never to allow anyone to know aught it of our conversation. He game his premise and i was satisfied was determined that by no of twi sign should anyone suspect the truth so i went among them All As usual attending to the duties enjoined upon me with More than Ray usual cheerfulness. The Days passed one by one and i neither saw nor heard from him for whom my heart was breaking. I could endure it no longer. I must get away from that intolerable place or die. I inserted a Short notice in one of the daily papers asking for the position of governess in some family Remote from the City. I soon had numberless answers but none pleased me so much As one from a lady in a Small town about a thirty Miles away who asked that i might come immediately to take charge of her two children. I had told my father of my intention so i had nothing to do but make my arrangements to leave As soon As i could pack my trunks. Into one i carefully folded away the Beautiful w Hite silk garments in which i was to have been clothed on my bridal Day. The Pearl necklace and bracelets a gift from one who was to be henceforth nameless to me 1 carefully placed within the folds of the Rich lace and closing the lid locked them All away from my sight forever. In another trunk 1 put All that i most desired belonging to my Mother this i sent to the House of a Friend in. Another one i put All the clothes that i should need together with my jew Elry. I was so glad to know that i was really going that 1 could scarcely wait in my dear Helen you May imagine if you can but i cannot describe to you the exquisite Joy that followed the explanations As we sat there in that Little Wayside inn. I n conclusion he told me that a package containing valuables to a Large amount bad been sent to him by the coach in which 1 had come and fearing something might happen to it he had come Over in the Carriage to take charge of it a now a , As we prepared to go a a i have something to care for Worth More than All the jewels on calling those whom he had so imperatively dismissed on recognizing me and paying them liberally for All their trouble he handed me into the Carriage and we were driven off through the storm and darkness. Mrs. Lindsay was awaiting us in her elegant Home Little dreaming of the change a few hours had wrought in two lives. When All was explained to her she took me in her arms and said a a i know god will bless you my dear for All you have been made to i know you will think it strange that i did not know to whom i going As governess. I knew or. Cliffon had an Only sister living in new Orleans by the name of Lindsay but As she had recently come to the place i had heard nothing of it. Her husband had purchased very extensive shares in some mines there and As her health was delicate lie thought it Best to come North for the summer. The change was not beneficial however which was the cause of her Hasty acceptance of my services As she did not feel Able to take charge of the education of her children. The following morning a servant was sent to conduct me to the Library where or. Clifford was awaiting me. Seating me on the sofa beside him and taking my hand in his he said a my Dearest Lucy i have something to Tell you which will doubtless Surprise you greatly. I engaged my passage to Europe on the ship Atlantic which sails in less than two Days time. When i heard that you had ceased to love me and Wert already affianced to another i thought to put the sea Between us. I knew 1 could not endure to see you again so settling All my affairs and coming Here to bid my Only sister Good by i was almost ready to be off. The package i went for last night was a gift for her which was the last i supposed 1 could make her for years to come. Now will you consent to a Hasty marriage and let the Good ship Bear us together to the old w orld ill you consent not Only to take this Short journey with me but will it of go with me a nth Vova a of lifers have thou guest til the coach in which i was to perform when at the journey should arrive last i was ready to go 1 Simp Good by and that was All. My Tather Felt far More than he betrayed but still i knew he did not regret my going As i we Ould have wished. I forgave him however and was gone. I saw but Little of the country through which we passed but 1 think it was Beautiful judging from the exclamations of Surprise and pleasure indulged in by my fellow Traveles. My heart was too full of sorrow Anding e is too full of tears to see or care for anything. Toward night rain began to fall first very softly and slowly but Ere we reached our destination it came Down almost in torrents. I fully expected a Carriage and servant awaiting me As i Hail sent word at what time i should arrive but being disappointed my Only alternative was to put up for the night. The inn at which the coach stopped was As dreary a place As my imagination could Hye pictured. No fire had been kindled in the waiting room and the solitary Candle Only rendered the gloom and darkness More apparent As 1 was the Only one of the passengers who remained the Host was not particular As to his duties and i assure you i fared but poorly. When nearly an hour had passed and a servant maid came to say that supper w As prepared i was As nearly Home sick As it was possible to be. I followed her to a Long Low dining room where several indifferent persons were seated at a table which contrasted Well with everything else i had seen. As i entered they All gazed at me As though an apparition had made its appearance among them. I inferred immediately that the person who came to Light the fire for me had men me in tears mid had gone Back to make it known. They continued to watch me closely whilst i drank my Tea and on my arising from the table without having tasted any food they concluded. No doubt that i was poor and friendless. I returned to the parlor which was by that time More cheerful and seating myself before the Little fireplace i was soon lost in thoughts of the past. I had not been seated Long when i heard a Carriage stopping before the House. Thinking it was sent for me i arose and turned toward the door just As it was opened by a gentleman Clad in a Long travelling cloak. He advanced a few Steps and removing his hat said a a Pardon me is this the lady who was to have come but coach this evening from new York on her Way to my Sisters mrs. Lindsay pm before he had finished speaking i m Thunn sown is on the floor on recovering the Landlady with several of her domestics who had been called in wore administering such restoratives Assy chanced to have and at the same time commenting on my condition. A poor thing a they were saying a i wonder who Abe Isrl at this the Gen tinman came for Ward to address me the a fact Hud been brought nearer so that my Fiaone was Boot visible mid a my Gad Lucy is this you a Man mini bps. Then Rao overing Hamas of a said instantly a a Pradon mias Moony How Satin Stively i knew he was True to uni throwing Mya if into his arms a sliced a ooh or. Clifford. I know on the great voyage of lifer i could but answer As so Many answered before me a whither i will mrs. Lindsay approved of the plan and entered most heartily in the prep rations for our wedding. She Dis watched her Footman with invitations to Many of her friends with one to or. Gibson the Clergyman. By the time the hour for the ceremony had arrived everything was in readiness. After the guests had assembled i entered the parlor leaning on or. Clifford s Arm wearing the dress which i had so lately put out of my sight As something i should never need with the snowy pearls encircling my neck and arms. As the holy Man of god pronounced us Man and wife and gave us his Blessing so tenderly and reverently i surely thought no one on Earth could be As Happy. I knew my father would not object to my going anywhere i might choose now that he was ruled and guided by one whom i had Good reason to suppose would soon be his wife. 1 it was after Midnight when the guests took their leave after Bavin Given us their congratulations and Kin wishes and As we had to be on the Road by Day break there was no time to be lost. Or. Lindsay promised to meet us with his family in Paris at the end of three months so taking leave of them for a Short time we were soon on our Way go new York where we arrived none too soon. We went to my fathers of ice where i told him the circumstances As briefly As i could hoping to open ids eyes to the treachery of those beneath his roof. I would have loved to see the fair Trio As he gave them the news on his return Home but judging from the Early Date of his marriage i presume he was not seriously affected by anything i might have said. 1 must now close this Long hastily written letter by Saemg that we have spent two Happy bus Stul years in travelling. The Only sorrow 1 had was when the news of my fathers marriage reached me but As i was fully prepared for it it did not Grieve me so much As it otherwise would have done. Write soon to your Friend l. M. Tribune. Torture in India. The times of India says the following facts elicited at the trial at Che recent sessions in North argot of a Case in which five natives were charged with having murdered five of their caste people show that torture is not yet extinct in Thalf it Art of the world. It appeared that the prisoners Fields were robbed of a Small cum boo and the deceased and three others being suspected of having had a hand in the robbery they were by the orders of the first prisoner who was the Vil Lage Keddy head Man seized and tied some to the Tri Raks of Trees and others to Large stones. In the first Case the feet of the unfortunate victims were tied above ground but the Mode adopted subsequently was even More cruel for the men were bound with their faces exposed to the scorching rays of the Sun with their hands tied above their Heads. The whole five having been firmly bound cold water waa by the orders of the first prisoner poured upon the ligatures with the objector tightening the Bonds and thereby increasing the suffering of the suspected the first prisoner to the hands facts a figures. In Many parts of Germany taxes now amount to from 17 to 20 per cent of ascertained value. An English musical journal says that 15 per cent of the inmates of Lunatic asylums Are musicians and singers. The United states utilizes in agriculture 10 per cent of its area great Britain 58 per cent., and Holland 70. The seasons catch of Salmon in Oregon has been Over 180,000, and 9,000 cases have been put up for the Market. Constantinople contains 750,000 inhabitants. The old Eastern Empire Walls Twenty one Miles in circuit still surround it. The amount of sugar annually consumed in great Britain is 900,000 tens being about sixty pounds for every one of the population. The Napa Valley Cal wine makers have shipped 80,0�� Gallons of last Eearl a Vintage which commands a higher Price than the previous year. It is stated that during the past season of navigation the loss by Accident in the St. Lawrence River to Ocean vessels and cargoes amounts to $686,650. The receipts of hides at the port of new York Tor the nine months from Jan. 1 to oct 1 were 2,324,815 the Samo time last year 1,633,863 increase 630 952. During 1876, 106,771 italians emigrated to America. According to the statistics 89,000 of this grand total Are set Down As temporary tourists the rest As permanent settlers. The largest mass of Gold yet discovered in Nevada was found near Osceola. It weighed Twenty four pounds and fifteen ounces and As it contained very Little Quartz its Coin value was not far from $4,000. The largest Bell in the world is in the Temple of Clars in Katoe Japan. It has no Clapper a a but is struck by a wooden battering ram. It is Twenty four feet High and sixteen inches thick at the rim. Complete returns of the business of the canals of new York for the season just closed under the Low toll system permits the following comparisons 176. 17 7. Toll. A a $1,340,004 #880,398 ton. 4.172,129 4.879,013 gain in tonnage about 17 per cent. Loss in tolls about 34 per cent. The total number of licensed saloons or drinking places in the United states for the fiscal year ending june 30, 1877, was 164,598, or calculating from a population of 45,000,000, one for every 280 persons. The total number of wholesale liquor dealers is 4,604 Brewers 2,758 rectifiers 1,180 distillers 4,982. Since the 1st of january 1877, the american society for the Treventi Ouuor cruelty to animals has prosecuted 525 cases of cruelty in new look and Brooklyn. Of these 487 resulted in the conviction and punishment of the offenders. Special agents or Street patrol turned out of harness 1,961 horses that were lame and sick. The agents humanely destroyed 1,202 horses and 460 Small animals in India last year 19,273 persons and 54,830 cattle were destroyed by wild animals and poisonous snakes a considerable increase that however May be accounted for in part by the greater accuracy of the later set of statistics. Over $62,000 have been spent during the year in rewards for the destruction of noxious animals and reptiles. The Complete figures for the last season we Ere 22,357 wild animals and 270,185 poisonous snakes killed. An aggregate of the Federal state and local debts of the country occurring since 1860, those incurred by railroads the discounts and Loans of Banks and mortgages and the total liabilities of the people of the United states amounts to the enormous sum of $7,-375,000,000. The Burden imposed upon the people by the interest due on this vast sum is a heavy be. Even at the Low rate of 5 per cent., the interest on that amount would be $868,750,000 per annul. An eminent new England critic says a a St. Nicholas is exactly suited to the Little Folk and yet its High artistic excellence will be fully appreciated by older people Only. But that is no objection to it and we done to believe that the Best is Ever thrown away upon children if As in this Case it is rightly presented. It is not necessary that the Young should know exactly How their artistic sense is educated and their love of Beauty cultivated if the result is gov. Irwin a message to the California legislature states that the taxable property of the state is $595,073,-000, a decrease of $23,000,000 from 1876. The state tax rate is seventy three and one half cents on the $100, an increase of thirteen cents caused by the decrease in valuation and the necessity of providing for augmented appropriations. The estimated expenditures for the two fiscal years ending june 30,1880, Are $5,699,000, or about $3,000,000 a year. Creasing men. After this scalding water Over my of the sufferers. The object of this was to extort a confession of theirl guilt and a statement implicating oth ers. After the men had suffered ex-1 Crucia Ting agony for eight hours and i were released it was found that one of. Them was dead while the others were.1 unable to move. Two of them died Iff Hospital whither they were sent fori treatment one expired in his Village while the fifth was Able to give his Evi a Deuce before the con Xii thing magistrate but never rallied from we effects of the torture Aud died after the emf was committed to the you Riff sessions. The medical evidence was sickening Ini its details As it described How the i arms hand and lower extremities of the victims had become gangrenous and How the fingers had rotted and dropped off. The authority and influx ence a Reddy usually has in a Village went in a great measure to deter the spectators of this wholesale Stu Terf from interfering on behalf of the Tor-1 tured men. The court a convicted the first second fourth and fifth prisoners i and sentenced them As follows the first to death and the second fourth and fifth to transportation for life. The third prisoner was acquitted. I a san Francisco fishermen complain that tha Saa Liona which by Law Are increasing Are so i i pm endangering the needed apply of for citizens. The Phineas have a Quant won Way of we rift tar hair. Rheumatism and within half an hour his arms and legs were useless. Up to the very last moment of commanding his Muscles he kept his hand upon the lever and when at last he was powerless he directed the fireman in the necessary movements. His condition was such that he should have left the cab and sought Relief at the first stopping place but he would not. He would stay at his Post and bring the engine into Baltimore if he did m the Effort. The Many passengers in the train were of course unaware that the Man who controlled their safety was sitting in the cab unable to Star hand or foot. When the train came into Camden station. Or. Elliott had to be lifted out by friends and carried to a Hack ont of which he had again to be carried into the Baltimore american. The death list of 1877. The Detroit news furnishes the following chronological summary of the More conspicuous persons who have a gone Over to the majority during the last year january. 4. Com. Vanderbilt the Railroad King. 4. Henri Monier French artist and author. 7. Herman Brockhaus German orientalist. 7. Winther great danish poet. 9. Lucille Western american actress. 11. Alexander Bain English author and scholar. 11. Francois Bubloz founder of the revue de Deus Monden. 11. Thomas Page English architect. 94. Christian Poggendorf eminent German physicist. 27. The Rev. G. B. Jocelyn president of Al bion College. A. Joseph Smith rear Admiral u. S. N. 4% Kling German chess problem Ift. Signor Blitz Well known ventriloquist Etc. February. 2. Leon Joseph Gatanes musician and critic Paris. 5. James a Den rear Admiral i. N. 6. John Mahone Well known fenian Leader. 8. Charles Vilkes rear Admiral u. 8. N. 10. Theodoras Bailey rear Admiral i. S. N. 11. Sir William Ferguson surgeon to Queen Victoria. 14. Cha Garnier French general. 14. Amadee Pic Liot French author. 16. Ludwig von Gerlach prominent prussian conservative. 18. Herr Mosenthal German dramatist. 18. Charles h. Davis rear Admiral it. S. N. 20 Irnis m. Goldsborough rear Admiral u. S. N. 28. John Oxenford prominent English critic. 23. Jung Bahadoor Indian ruler. March. 2. Joel t. Vilart american sculptor. 6. Marquis do comp Ngien the distinguished african traveler. A. Joseph Autran French poet and dramatist. 6. Gordon Buck distinguished american sur Geon. 7. Johann Jacoby great g 7. Walter Bagehot English politician and financial writer. 7. Matilda Heron american actress. 7. Emory Washbum sex governor of Massar Chusett. 7 George Odger English Workman a agitator. April. 1. Marechal great French Painter. 8. Badou noted belgian Painter. 5. Julius Otto great German song writer. 8. Or. W. A. Muhlenberg author of a i would not live alway.�?T1 20. Edward Belcher Well known English Admiral famous for his Arctic explorations. 29. Alexander Braun German botanist geologist and Pale oncologist 29. The notorious Parson Brownlow of Tennessee. Mat. 2. John Forsyth a Southern editor Etc. 9. Commodore Totten u. 8. N. 11. The Rev. Or. Taylor Lewis professor at Union College Schenectady Anda Well known philologist essayist Etc. 11. Gustav von Manstein. German general. 18. Louis Joseph Ernest Picard French advocate and statesman. Edmund Quincy author Massachusetts. Mathew Digby Wyatt English architect and designer of Crystal Palace. J. Lothrope Totev tie american historian. Fletcher Harper a last of the original firm of Harper Brothers. Henry Perkins English sculptor. June. Sophia Frederica Matilda Queen of hol and. Lady Sterling Maxwell lady Norton. Mary Carpenter English authoress Anu philanthropist. A Erman social dem 17, 22. 29. 29. A. 15. Romance in America. Who says there is no Romance in practical America who says that the Days of chivalry and love making Are gone and that this is a world of ledgers and Blue stocking Why the Exchange table shows a that Romance begins Early for a Chicago lad of fourteen eloped last week with a Sweet 16. The Hon. D. Cd. Pratt United states sex senator from Indiana and sex commis sooner of internal Revenue. 17. The Rev. J. 8. C. Abbott american author. 20. Charles f. Briggs a Well known journalism of new York City. 24. Com. J. R. Goldsborough. 26. Robert Dale Owen prominent american spiritualist and social reformer. 26. Santill. Italian astronomer. 27. Hugh w. Mercer Confederate general. 30. Heis German astronomer. July. 6. For. William Hacklaender the a German Dickens. 9. Prof. Sanborn Tenney of Williams col lege in Geo 12. 8lr Geo 29. Samuel Irgy Bell Veteran British general. Warren English novelist auth of a ten thousand a year a Etc. 29. George Ward Hunt first lord of the admiralty great Britain. August. 4. Field marshal von Steinmetz celebrated prussian general. 9. Or. A. B. Crosby professor at Bellevue Hospital new York. 15. William Lon mad Well known publisher of London. 16. Or. Asa d. Smith president of Dartmouth it College. Conneau French surgeon and Phy i Rry a Little miss of thirteen b that it gets on fast for a dashing naval officer proposed to a Washington Belle last tuesday was accepted on wednesday and married on saturday e that it is numerous for a woman in Coventry conn., swears that like the Good wife in Chaucer s Tain an i bad a vol husbands and that they have annoyed her All her life by turning up after a he had every reason to suppose that they had been hanged As pirates or carried off by Small pox d that it is exceedingly Uncertain for a a Clara a of Westfield mass., broke the engagement the moment she heard that her betrothed had been bitten by a mad dog on the ground that it Venold be unsafe to marry a Man who might have the hydrophobia e that it in never too late for it for a miserly Farmer in Massachusetts who confessed his seventy third year hired his neighbors son to find a Wile for him insisting that she must be Young Ami pretty and Tike agent drought to the venerable widower an engaging lass of seventeen who rather than work out for a living professed her willingness to marry him and to inherit his Money in the Sweet by and by but the marriage has soft old january dearly for beside the commissions charged by the neighbors son he has had to give his daughter who i was Mylic May a senior by eight Mph a he 1?him to Henri cd an to the late emperor Napoleon. 20. Henry Rogers English writer author of a a the eclipse of Faith a Etc. 38. Ben Debar the american 29. Brigham Young president of the mormon 3mrch. 30. Admiral Semmes of Confederate Fame. 30. William Shannon sex governor of Kansas. September. L by. Davenport american actor. 3. Louis Adolphe Thiers French statesman mid historian and sex president of the French Republic. 14 Constantine Canaris greek statesman. 16. Levi coffin Well known anti slavery apostle and officer of the underground Railroad. 16. Henry Compton English comedian. 90. Louis v. Bogy United states senator from Missouri. 22. W. H. F. Talbot owe of the pioneers in. Photography. 23. Leverrier celebrated French astronomer. 20. Henry Meiggs ame 1 lean Railroad builder in Peru. October. 8. Archbishop Bayley of Baltimore. A mine. Titgens the great Singer. 24. Geo. L. Fox american comedian. 28. Joseph dirham English sculptor. A 29. Edwin Adams american actor. To Gen. Forrest Confederate chieftain. �?4sl a a a do Tali von Range Field mar Shal of the prussian army Rovnan. I. O. P Morton u. S senator Indiana a War governor a Etc. I. Pierre Lanfrey French senator and historian. 4 Duverdier of Fence Jurist. 6. Gustav Briotti French Painter. 3. Amelia Down 0. Joae 14 Julia be a 28. Fiat cur Henri Victor Bouvier the Well known French physician and medical write. M. Roses h Grinnell new York merchant Runau Patron of Solarte search. December. 7. Brad. Anger Confederate general. Ii. Sidney sol ski English architect. 15. Lord Percy general in English army. 17. Dramelle de paladins French general. 14 g. W. Mccook general u. 8. A sad of the m fighting Mccook family. $10,000 outright before she Wool be his roof sad allow sent to leave enjoy his honeymoon. A Fluke Engineer. A circumstance which of outed the other Day while not exactly thrilling or romantic served to show the Mettle of one of the oldest engineers of the Baltimore m Otto Railroad. This Engineer is named Curtiss Elliott sad his Nome is la Baltimore. During is Many years of exposure he has Ovatra Tod a severe rheumatic a Flection which tartly troubles him of the Road Tat whoa it does the a fete Are sudds Aad alarming. Not Long tinos while Nutak Bate the night nut on the through West efe train from Martinsburg w7 va., to when a Bettie More then Ball my tip Yomteff he wifi he Wise sayings by Josh Billings a Humbug is like a bladder amount to much until it is done to _ blown up and then like a bladder one prick of a Tiptn lets All the importance o Epe Jfe Nios its the bul Veyl time if it hits it at All. Tall lilith by Long or action. J i done to suppose there is and f a a a it necessary Man now living Olla of the Earth but Youcan absolutely a the face a a a find Patrimony up ahead of Nim in useful and suggestive. There is no surer thing than High heeled boots and shoes to raise full crops of corns and Register. Farmers generally have Good natural sense and if they could see the truth and Correct principles fully demonstrated they would act upon it. Then read and think More a Iowa state Register. For Alum until the moisture in it is efap3rated then take As much As you in put on a dime about half an hour before eating. Three or four Days probably will answer but take it until . Y. Times. Suet cupful molasses one cupful suet chopped Fine one cupful milk or water one cupful fruit raisins or currants one teaspoonful soda four cupfuls flour put in buttered pail cover tight and steam three hours eat hot with sauce. The so Wing of buckwheat Early in the Spring is recommended for land infested with Canada thistles. As soon As the buckwheat is in full Blossom it is turned under and reseeding done with the same Grain. The last crop is harvested when times. Or. Wilson thus graphically classifies Farmers a Grain Farmer eats Hisa hog Farmer is a Sty in the scale of Thrift a cattle breeder and feeder connected with the Dairy is a civilized Farmer and a successful sheep Raiser belongs to the enlightened world. Chickweed is an excellent barometer. When the Flowers expand fully there need be no fear of rain for several hours. Should it continue in that condition no rain will disturb the Day. When it half conceals its minature Flower the Day is sure to be showery. A american agriculturist. Drainage plenty of manure and heavy dressing of Coal ashes with frequent stirring is the very Best treatment for All soils of a close heavy texture. It is by such simple Means that we have converted a comparatively Barren soil into a High degree of Fertility and Gardener. Eggs How an increase of eggs be desired in the poultry Yard before Large sums of Money Are expended in the Purchase of everlasting layers we would recommend the system of keeping no hens after the first or at most after the second year. Early pullets give the increase and the Only wonder is that people persist As they do in keeping up a Stock of old hens which Lay one Day Anil Stop the next. In a ome parts of Europe it is the invariable Rule to keep the pullets Only one year. Feeding will do a great Deal a surprising work indeed in the production of eggs but not when old hens Are concerned they May put on fat but they cannot put Down eggs. Their tale is told their work is Dono nothing remains to be done with them but to give them a smell of the Kitchen fire and the sooner they get that the London agricultural journal. Feeding fowls. It is not feeding Well to throw Corn Grain and soft feed promiscuously to your blocks in quantities double and treble what they require for the time being this is waste and tends to cloy the fowls who frequently show Sig Pis of indigestion loss of appetite and indifference to their food under such a plan of treatment. It is not feeding Well to offer food to fowls at any time or no time As the mood May take you. Have a system in feeding and give them three times a Day at. Least a regular allowance of varied food All they will eat up clean and a look slyly Over their shoulders for it is not feeding Well to stint the Birds particularly Wien confined where they cannot forage for their partial subsistence and furnish them with Only half rations. This is starvation not Economy. Give them Enon he not too much and of that which is Eood for them. So they will thrive because you will then be feeding them Well. It is not feeding Well to stuff Domestic fowls with oily scraps stale raw meat sour meal and old offal when with but a Little More labor and care Jou can give them a moderate and systematic allowance of cooked meat fresh scalded meal daily and softened scraps or table offal free from Mold and offensive acids. If you wish to sicken and disgust your penned up fowls with their fare and yourself alike follow the former unwise course but do not cajole yourself into the notion that under this plan you Are a feeding feeding Well Means that you afford your poultry sufficient for their daily needs of a Quality and in Quantity that will Best appease regular habitual not a transient and vicious appetite. All they can take up at a time comfortably without gorging is ample. Let the periods for feeding be triple daily for old fowls and four or eight times a Day for Young Stock. Give them plenty of fresh clean water to drink alternate their cooked vegetable food with sound grains give them a Range if you can where they May pick up part of their living and never allow them to get desperately hungry through your neglect. Thus you May Pride yourself upon your system of feeding world. Of it. The first it me it one a vast thin a hts tha Man. I a said to be a tee Akness but the Wisest men i Ever Kiew were always of fibs look item Tor a Good laugh. All the great Tew lbs Are tha most simple justas sin its twice one Are two. real True Frieri is the one who re Teeby tuft uses them from everybody else. I prefer a dead maw to a thoroughly lady one Yaw teus Bwy the dead one hot i believe there is e Law against burying the other fellow. Doff bunt for Hep Pineas but Han t Tor As Little misery As . Y. I Temy. Tons Are dependent upon and two to nerds of those the most illustrious names in roman history were Given in consequence of an excellence their possessors had attained in the Art of raising particular cattle or of cultivating particular plants such As Len Tulus Piso Cicero Cincinnatus Terr annus Etc. In the country no distinction existed and the titles of Noble and pie Deian which prevailed in the City were merged in the general name of labourer. In those Ages of simplicity the romans were All labourers and the labourers were All soldiers. It is to this Union that the Fine sentiment of patriotism and virtue so frequently displayed in their history May be ascribed because As Cicero justly observed a country life May be regarded As the school of simplicity Temperance and Justice. The simple and moral life produced by agricultural occupations continued until the introduction of luxury into the state that Bane of National and individual virtue. Another writer says that a a when roman virtue was the purest the greatest generals cultivated their own farms. Industry and frugality were in High esteem. When our ancestors a said Cato a wished highly to Praise a Man they called him a Good Farmer.1 a Leeke tells us that a Censo deprived a citizen of his vote because his Garden was negligently cultivated. We make these references to Rome because she was the greatest of the old nations and her history is the most Replete with important lessons to us of the american Republic. Before the commencement of her decline under luxury corruption monopoly and slavery King Pyrrhus sent a messenger to the roman Senate to treat for peace and on his return the King asked him what he had seen a i have seen a he replied a a a Senate full of such were they who had been bred to agriculture and to arms. If All these a a Kings did not cultivate their own farms with their own hands they were occasionally compelled to Call one from his plow to be dictator in a National emergency. Regulus in tie midst of his Campaign in Carthage asked to come Home because his farm was uncultivated and his family would need bread. He was not permitted to come Home but the Senate took charge of his farm. That was when the Soldier served his country without pay. No w Onder such a people conquered the world. Everything in history nature and in philosophy appeals to the Farmer to cultivate an unbounded esteem for his occupation and to exert himself in co operation with his fellow Farmers in placing agriculture at the head of All pursuits in Lionor and dignity. This would afford the surest guaranty to popular morality Public integrity and Republican enquirer. A a a a a a m a a a a a a a a miss Eagan the fall River Mill operative who mysteriously lost her speech a few weeks ago after dreaming that she w Ould lose it has recovered the faculty in quite As mysterious a manner. She Felt a sudden Shock the other Day accompanied by a choking sensation and Wras forced to utter an exclamation. Since then she has been Able to speak with considerable distinctness though not without some pain in her Chest and lungs. Of tar 1 a the lady with a a experience As a writer and devoted to journalism a wanted a place on a first class daily journal. She a a would be Content with her expenses for salary till she showed her value a and the editor thought it would be encouraging cheap labor to engage her till she sent Down to the office her Bill at an up town hotel w Ith her laundry account charged Twenty one dollars a month for fluted n. Y. Mail. A a a an enterprising livery Man sometimes runs a sales stable and a Young lady who takes part in a Church fair sometimes runs a sales table also singular As the coincidence May Worcester press. Stop that terrible cough and thus avoid a consumptive a grave by taking or. Pierces Golden medical discovery. As a cough remedy it is unsurpassed. Sold by druggists. To Birtt seven years have elapsed since the introduction of Perry Davis pain killer to the Public and yet at the present time it is More Bular and commands a larger Sale than Ever it re. Its popularity is not confined to this country alone All Over the world its beneficial effects in curing the a Hills that flesh is heir to Are acknowledged and appreciated and As a pain killer its Fame is limited to no country sect or race has never been equated by any Medicine in Europe or America. It is Sola by All Medicine dealers. Wives know that the brow of care is often soothed by a delicious supper to which perfect bread Rolls biscuit Etc., Are so in extant. To have these delicate products of King always reliable the use of Dooley a yeast powder is very important. This article is among the most valuable of to Day in its bearing on health. It is put up in cans always full in weight. Mothers bothers Mother. Done to fail to procure my Wmstown a sooth dog syrup for All diseases of teething in children. It relieves the child from pain cares wind Colic regulates the bowels Aud by giving Relief health to to. And the child gives rest to the Mother. Rhemi the dignity of agriculture. J j the one thing most needful to the farming Community is an adequate apr predation of the importance and dignity of agriculture. With an in a crease of intelligent and of the Studi a qua spirit among the cultivators of the i soil and with a just estimate of the profession agriculture would afford All i the Means for the development of the i noblest manhood and the Security Oil the greatest happiness. I the cultivator of his own farm is a i King Over one subject and that him-1 isell he lives under his own supreme Dominion. He is subordinate to no i authority but the King of Kings. With i rectitude of life the Torce of just Laws Doe of ouch in i a ther occupy the engaged Ini Ithem Are hired servants. The Farmer i on the contrary looks Only to god to i his own soil to his Independent labor and to the Phenomena of nature for his support. He is assured of a living and if he keeps out of debt of exemption from business casualties and the dangers of bankruptcy i the moment that witnesses the Rise of a spirit of dissatisfaction and disgust for snob an occupation that moment announces the opening of file epoch Oil social and National decline. Tim feverish desire of so Many Farmers sons to find Servile com nation in the town is a fatal sym Tda. Every City is Quot fell of Young men seeking clerkship. A Louisville journal recently said that even in that Small City 50,000 Young men were tramping the streets vainly seeking positions which Are considered by a puerile taste More genteel than the Wealti Valloti of the sett j All fee worn out nations began their j dual a at fee moment when agr enl Ture wee abandoned to services and slaves. Previous to the of roman delay the Moet exalted a a Sens were As proud of the Farmers 00-1 a pation As of Tbs soldiers profession. I Diamous author tells us that a Mancos Martins Reo amended to the people As next to religion in importance the culture of fee soil and fee Cere of fee it Tom quickly curad. A Duran so a rheumatic remedy a the great internal Medicine will positively cure any Case of rheumatism on the face of the Earth. Price $1 a bottle. Sold by All Drue its. Send for circular so i ight due a Bentley Washington d. X the a poultry Wohld a Hartford conn., is the leading Magazine of its class $1.25 a year 19 Superb chromes mailed for Only 75c. Additional All fowl breeders should have it. Subscribe now for 1878. It is Best and cheapest 10c. Sam file no. Stuttering cured by Bates appliances. Send for description to Simpson a co.,box5078,n. Y. Recommend it heartily. . So a. Pear sir i have taken several bottle of rear Vezeten a and am convinced to is a valuable dyspepsia kidney complaint and general Tbs system. I Cao heartily recommend i ins from the above complaint. Yoon respectfully. Mesa Murroe Park Rby 86 Athens Street Ibie remedy tar Oral do it yes it to a Raker or Efenberg vegetable pills by been for Ever thirty years to be a certain care or be Adachi. Cd a Fla hits buns or of. Abr coif Banjo Mim and w1m or Asa soon. Aseo pills act with great urn Aad . Price 20� per a 1 i cough cold or sore to Tot Tor Alq my Yea to Takae raw Isis the cd cafe at Farcet wed Boer Wmk Alfy Medida la she Weald i Java fee Bokras As for distr Frau. Corr it Tacle. Sick Hadam. Sot s stomach heartburn Etc ate. this my traded Southern remedy h War noted Nek to contain a single particle of me Cuby or any Tonj Antooa Mineral substance but h purely vegetables containing those Southern Boot and Berta Wajeh a All Tae Providence has placed in countries where liver it Seabee most prevail. To will ears 11 Hae a a eased by Dera Anayat pc tas liver my bowels. The stat toys of liver complaint Are a better Robed taste in the Mouth pain in the Back a Ufa or joints often mistaken for rheumatism Mosavat Smeby loss of appetite bowels alternately Ostive and lax headache Loos at memory with a painful sensation of having failed to do something which ought to have been done debility. Low my Delta a thick yellow appearance at the skin and eyes a dry cough often mistaken for consumption. Sometimes Many of these symptoms attend the disease. At others very few but the lira. The if la the body is generally the seat of the disease and if not regulated in time great suffering wretchedness and death will ensue. I can recommend As an 1 of the liver heartburn and dyspepsia. Dam mans liver regulator. Lima o. Win Dir 1625 Mast St bust. Assistant Post Mastyk Philadelphia. A a we have tested its Virtues personally and know that for dyspepsia. In Iti Rusness and throbbing headache r is the Liest Medicine the world Ever saw. We have tried a forty other remedies before Simmons liver regulator but none of them gave us More than temporary rented but the regulator not Only relieved Bat cured As.,. and mss Skner Macon go. Manukas tuned Only by j. H. Zeilin co., Philadelphia a. Prom $1.00. Sold by All druggists. To Iylah a for Pofe cents at any new dealer or by mall. _ Haney k co. 119 Nassau . Hunter a a cd , la practical guide uni Uganda Rifle shoot ing making and using trap Snake Ami nets baits aim a. Preserving stretching die it along. Tanning and ins and furs fishing Etc. It h fifty engraving taxidermists manual 5t. Dog training 25, of Book Milors Why mail. A a Jesse Hanky k co. 119 Nassau so. N. Y. Dyeing i horsemen Hhd House Owh ebs. 3000h sold in this 8tate in 1876 a Harlan a illustrated horse own res guide�?200 pages w a bound in cloth. New theory on shoeing an l All i eases of horee4 and Ltd a a a Bice Pawlu pm. L06t-paid on receipt of l. It 11m 1.1 4j to Khan successfully castrate d by a new method with Peri eel safety. Address go. O. Harlan v. So Fremont. Sandusky co. Ohio. Advertisers Dos Ihring to Mach timers of this 8tatk v can do so in the cheapest and Best manner by add Gasio e. R. Pratt 79 Jack St sat Chicago Iii. By orders received Tor any Western state do Adler catalogue cornetto the great italian musical wonder patented aug., 1877,twite Tea the Cornet clarinet Bugle and trombone. Anybody can perform with it in any key lots of fun with piano or Organ accompaniment any number of performers taling different ports can imitate a full Bra band it is not a trick or a fraud but just As represented and can be carried in the pocket you would not take a Dollar for it after you have tried it agent ran make a Small Fortune out of this article handsomely put up and sen Post paid with full instructions for 25 cent each special terms to agent. Address j. F. Phillips 57 Chatham Street. New York. Agents wanted. Vy2 crazy Bull death of cd Ter with full account of his last Bat Romance and thrilling interest finely 11 lustra�?T1 and tout at tight. Buyers Are pleased aoknt8 Saks Money. For circulars and extraordinary terms to a Western agent address k. W. Bliss Hartford. Of Magenta Alto wanted for Afine Mel Giotte h Ork n/1.000 Page. Sample Book tent to agents prepaid for 61.50. Central a Western 1,200,000 ari�2?5 and 66 per acre in farm lots and on terms to Siut All Ela Asea. Round trip ticket from Uno Iowa Chicago and return free to purchasers. Send postal card for maps and pamphlet d scribing and prod Uci in 1 3 counties All on or address Iowa r. R land a omit Chicago or i ant a Miar j. B. Randolph a Lar rapid. Lawai. prod a. R. Street land commissioner. Sweet was awarded the highest prise at position for its Ane chewing a and lasting character of it swe a a a a and res a a a c a a for v a a Weveir ill Lluli Lour grocer t it a this and see that each Blue strap Trade Mark with words 3 act put ii Best on 1l sold by All jobbers. Send fug a ample to c. A. Jackson k co., manufacturers Petersburg. A. A i Tif h ral everybody Send for samples and a a a terms of the brightest Best cheap a rest youths paper in the world. The Home compamon.n��r�, come it we want agents everywhere. Dpi candid for clubs including organs and Gold watches. Address. The Hume companion 14 Bot flt. Cleveland a work for Alli in their own localities canvassing for to amps fire Smej vial tar. Enlarged weekly and monthly a paper in the world with Mimmy Fly free. Big commissions to agent a Addrena p. O. Vickke. Ems Mammoth chromes terms Aad outta markin�?T9 Pat but dough tray. Raises bread to mandates in coldest weather. Ageatha wanted. Rare a Tioata to a it ploy Winter prods by. Address j. Amp coast. A tit Anca of an it ii riot via a we my fit it in Lii liw pm As Vignini defraud la the Public Amord by in each ule fur the de a Sejm m. A a a err Tec pm Liberal position Perm it a Epy of a per teat for Bine rent. Add Romeo re Sfa tolf Auto Al a limited number of Bettaso Vvan Cua men thaw pfc a g moderate salary to act As travelling a big far mme of oar celebrated cigars. Address with some Bobor . Dryer a Butcher 212 Matt Mac Tadal tas my la Worth of. Tent Post paid for Seq. Beast Issei Catalon Ltd dub. J. H. Burvikov 808. Breslan. My butt of sri Fea copies of oar it up to Ltd Oil Chr mss re to Nam ski Inri Eoa 10 Ceram with War a i melt a. Dec Ever i Ite Thelmaa a r Mattuc Fetky. Ioc Fivie or tit Loiya Stem. Martra Attol do iliac betallprice$000onlytate. Pm of 111 my Sam 0n�w l�$4t to a a say. Agents wanted Jsu 100 latest nov Etues. Sewing marinas i fat nmn Yvo Chron Iqal std me Juffey to Feofil a gym wanted. 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