People's Advocate from Osage Mission, Kansas • 1

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8. Edmonia Lewis. I A Proceed with wise and vigilant cir Professional Cards. Etc fr i cum.poction, and you will lmve The American heulptrews. V.

Ft llUTCHINO J. O'GHADY Educational, Tho Bubjo'Jt'of compulsory education is now rccaiving a good deal of attention throughout tho country Several of our teachers' institute in and souio other minor works in bar studio. Sho is just about finishing a commission which Dr. Harriett K. Hunt, of HoHton, has given horj a uoiiuinont, for bar lust rusting reason to blew the forecast that in ducod you to invest in Lifo Tlio Burial of Moses.

Sho ifl of mingled Indian nnd African descent. Jlor mother wits HUTCHING i A O'QJtADY, C'oonsclls-8 altW, OSAGE Kansas. The following bag been pronounced onoof tho Cliippewav tribo, and The Stato University. p'aco at Mt; Auburn. "one of the most remarkable In our language.

The solemn and horfuther ft full-bloodod Afriran. TILWELL lorneys nlLaW 1 no annual examination closod Wo-liaro not yat soon this, but liotb lier parents died younp, loav JIJAyLESS At-Nngo Mission, Kan-i noWy INSURANCE. Tho Lbt number of the Hearthstone contains the fallowing articlo 6n Life Insurunco, written CHpocially for it by Horace Grocly Why Lives Should ho In cured. BY IIOItACJS OHEEr.Y. Insurance; of whatever kind, is an effort to guard against tho mis ohuiievs and disasters whereof wo aro always in danger.

Tho most capable, cnergi'tio and efficient merchant or manufacturer, lias Impressive character of the theme Is fully sustained In the intairinative and on Tuesday at v. M. Tho clas ing tho orphan girl nod her only uoHuriptive grandeur of the languag Why Kansas Farmers should Become Rich- Iu seasons of plonty over tho Suite, the crops of farmers may 40nio itnc, as in a few years ot ho past, bo hardly worth trausporta- ion. An immense dUnnco from their nnrket on iho soal.ord, with a thousand or more miles of transportation, tho rmdcr neccssui ilj rets but a small fraction of what rnin finally soils for. From this drawback, Kansas i frco.

Wo do not send our pro-Jncts cslward. West of Ho non-producing mining regions, .1... rrnunrnmunt POStS. ''O nro told tliut it wits Dr. Hunt's own design a lif'u-sizo statuo of JJygoia, with various pas-reliefs on tho pod" ses examined wcro tbo Sophomore brother lo bo brouirbt up by the wnicti paints the picture.

It was hrst rn W. (X)OSVi -XL, Attorney Counselor i(44iw, Osage Mission, published in the Dublin University class in Latin, By Prof. Itobinsun tbo Junior class in botany, by Prof. Indians. Here, as may well bo im oginetl.

her opportunities for etlo ostul. aiagnzine, several years apo, but I lie author has never been publicly CI Attorney? and Counsellors at La is Lewis is one of the few Snow; tho clacs in physical geo auuwn boldt, Nansas. -f, graphy, by Prof. Eraser; tho ele sculptors whom no ono charges cation wcro monger enough. On hor first visit to Boston, sho saw a statue of lioniamin Franklin.

It 'And ho burled him In a valley In the land of Moab, over against lloilipcor, but no man knowolh bis sepulchor unto mentary class in zoology, by Prof. with having assistanco ia her work. "14 AYERN Attorneys J.TL Attorneys BBiMIounscllorsat Law Snow, and the class in solid txioni- filled hor with amazement and do- Every ono admits that whother ofton been reduced in ono hour will practice in Tlio courts in the etry, vy. i ror. jjurawcii.

lule light. She did not know by what good or bad, her marbles arc all from prosperity to banktru tcy by flute, utnoo on street, over iti Panics Biqrd? no8ly we weio exceedingly well pleased name to call "the stona imaj-o," "or own tins nay." vmit aaxi 0. By Nebo's lonely mountain, On ibis ti lo Jordan's wave. In a vale in thee and of Moab, There lies a lonely grave And no man dug that scpulcher, And no man saw It e'er with evidence of thorough work hut Hhe fult within her tbo ttir of Po dclermiaod is sho to aviod all demand is and will bo greater for this Stato havo hud the matter undor discussion, and gent-rally have been disposed to favor tbo project. Michigan, which is apt to loud the way in refordl, has already adopted a law which enacts compulsory attendance at school.

It provides that every parent, guardian, or other person in the Stato, having control and charge of children between tho ages of eight nnd fourteen years, shall be roquired to send them to a public school for a period of at least twelve weeks in each year, nt least six weeks of which shall bo consecutive Childron may be excused from such attendance by the board of the school district in which the parent or guardian resides, upon its being shown that tho child's mental or bodily condition is such an to prevent its attondanco nt school or application to study for tho period required, or that the child is taught in a private school, or at homo, in such branches as are usually taught in tho primary or shipwreck." Insurance protects against tho ever-present peril of such calamity by devoting aishare of each year's trains to new nnwers occasion for detraction, that sho rp P. AO EH Attorney nt JLLnw, Osago Mission, Neosho l'ounty, Special enlion displayed by all tho classes, we cannot bolp making particular men ion. can makfl a stono man even "Puts UP" her cU3 Work civen to Collections. (. V.

twenty years than we enn snppij Hitherto theso consumers havo vpno cast of us to purchase, Its tho present crops are rapidly exhausted For the angol of God upturned the sod tion of the fine collection of speci sho said to homlf; and at onoo sho "Mlni'. one of gieat guard against the possibility ol XTT S. CAUHOLL, Attouney mens which woro exhibit-id by the classes in botany and The at Law, Osncro jV lesion. went to visit Lloyd Garrison, and sanely any male told hiui what sho knew sho could for is do, and asked bim bow aho ehould vcry lmi and vcr.y MeS by such hungry customers as onr Will pracrics in all the oourfn of South botanical specimens collected, clus rum. One lbousnd men have, this year, paid an average of $100 each fur firo insurance, and have scarcoly felt it; but one of their ern Kansas, in iuo u.

courts, anil mountain neighbor. Kansa- i-t-fnors should, in seasons of greater siued and preserved by the si us Supremo Court or mate. Struck by hor enthusiasm, Car- of ma980a wct clay lnt0 a '88uc 1 I I I plenty, obtain ft their farms nnP- T. TWinWELL Attorney outlino of a human out of dents amounted to two.thousutid. Tbo zoological specimens, all ol which wore in excellent condition, number has been burned, and would have thereby beon uttody ruined, riaon Kavo her a nolo of in trod uo And luid tho dead man thero.

That was the grandest funeral That ever passed on earth But no man heard the trampling Or saw tho train go forth, Noiselessly as the daylight Comes when tho night is done, And the crimson streak on ooean't Grows into the great sun Noiselessly as the spring time Her crown of verdure waves, And nil the trees on all the hills Open their thousand leaves, third to one-half moro per rmsnei 'or erain than their rrcthrcn in Il which the sculptor brings the nt Law, uapp Mission, Kan gas. I'arlicuiar ajteutgoo given to colluding. 0 uoSly tion to Lrackott, tho Boston sculp but for tho $30,000 ho has received model into form and beauty. and most of them ananged in cas tor, and, aftor a little talk with her, linois. Added to this i tbo tact oi (rom an insurunco company in sat' It Miss Low is were not strong f.

LlvAKIft A. P. NKKLY. Mr. Bracket! gave ber a piece ol immenso yield per aero, and Iho um total promises well 1 td parte she could not do this, and it seems clay and a moald of a human foot, isfaction oi lii.s'claim; and thut has set hiui fully on his feet again.

The premiums paid wore scarcoly LEAKE ANiSJiLY Physic ian Burgees'. Ofiico over J. M-linjlcs Hardware lore. to us an unnecessary expenditure- as a study. "Uo homo and make of her physical powois that," said be; "if there is any For our tributes of golden pram, tho miners will give golden bars.

Kansas offers a fine climate, rich missed; tho insurance recdved So, Without sound of musia ANIELZKNEU Stono Ma- Edmonia Lewis is bolow tho mc thing in you, it will come out." es with exquisite taste, numbered over ono thousand. Both the botanioai and zoological specimens were accompanied by very neatly written descriptive memoranda, which test fied to tho thoroughness with which tho studies in natural history wore conducted. From 'what wo have sccu and heard of the annual examinations school, or lias already acquired tho ordinary branches of learning taught in tho public made the difference betweon thrift Or voico of them thut wept. son, btone jntter ana builder and dium ber complexion nnd rry on bis trade in all Alouc, in her own room, the soil, nnd a good market at nor ilcnlly down from the mountain contractor, will its branches. 1 nnd hopeless ruin.

Not merely foatures botray her African origin I young girl toiled over hor clay, doors. Exchange. the rocoivcr but his creditors and her hair id more of tho Indian and when sho had dono ber best cmployos, aro feneibly benefitted Home Journal, Lawrence. Kansas Emigration. I have rooontly taken a flyiiu type, bluck, straight, and abund In'd repairing, asks a I on making carried tho result to her master.

Ovbh Anxiety for Chit.dhen. Beccher says "Parents often weak by bis prudenco and foresight. I patronage). Shop ou share of putilic Main Street, Wei He looked at her model, broko it ant. She wears a red cap in her studio, vvbioh is very picturesque Lifo is the most precarious of B1UO.

en their morsl power by an nndtio just closod, we can assuro our rend up, and baid, "Try human possessions, the must itidis trip as fur as Lawrence, Kansa It would seem us if all tho world and his wife and children were on and effective hor face is a bright, t'OLIg DEAMiRlN WINE anxiety for their children, mav bo anxiety which shall leavo Sho did try again, inoaldod feet pcnsable clement of a business Llquore.Saud Cigars. Ho will intelligent, and oxprcsnivo one, and bands, and at last undertook a lie glad to see friends at the ''Keg Saloon" on Mb (street. lo keeps tho impression in tho child's mind ers that tho University of Kansas, in respect to the thoroughness of tho work which sho is now pros pared to do; not ono whit behind tho lirtt institutions in the land. Her uimmers are child-like, simple. tbo movo toward this, now the career.

I ho bankrupt of to-day, may next your, bo ou his feet medallion of tho head of John and moat winning and plcssing. promised lurid. Covered emigrant that you httvo no fault in dod. whv so much ninety Parents may Brown, which was pronounced ox again, busy and thrifty as ever Sho has tho proud spirit of her In wagons woro seen all along the a ttrst Class a no3.1y It. COVE lli'S Express Deliv t) ers goods in! any part of the city nnd surrouiuliiiirl country Head uiinr- cellont.

crown The great procession swept Perclmnco tho bald old cuglo On gray Pcthpcor'a Out of his rocky eyrie Looked on (ho wondrous sight, Perchance tho lion stalking SliU shuns that hallowed spot, For beast and bird Lave seen nod hoard That which man knoweth not. But when tho warrior dicth. His comrades in the war, With arms reserved and muffled drum, Folbw the funeral car. They show the banners taken, They tell bis battles won, And nflcr him lead bis Blaster less steed, While peals the "minuto gun. Amid the noblest of the land route, upon which you will gener dian ancestor, and il'sho has more of but death is tbo one interruption to an active career which is inevi bo so anxious for the welfare of their children that they havo very little The next essay was a bust of tho African in bor personal ap- Go's.

Hardware tho young hero, Colonoi Shaw, ally see pjiuted "Kansas." At Quincy I was told that fivo hun ters at J. M. Heyle store Leave or-lprs. tably final. And death strikes Lpcaco, very littlo joy, vcry littlo And we venture to predict that the time is not far distant, when even tho shoddy aristocracy of our State, for we havo somo, even in pioneer Kansas, will be foreod to admit the first man who took command pciii'Jiico, eho has more of tho Indl an in her character.

-l- trust ir God. The hoort must not dred wagons crossed the river daily, of a colored regiment, and whoso AC. ItAASOH Mason and Plasterer, nnd ornamental wherever ho will, often sparing tho decrepit and debilitated to smite the sturdy and vigorous in early Sho is ono of the most interest bound for this young Stato. The bo muffled by those anxieties, and fears, and torments. To bo sure, tho untimely and glorious death, and the epitaph spoken by tho South, that thi? may sond their children inr; ot our American woman art manhood, sealing the eyes that ists hero, and wo uro glad to know to older institutions, and ftt groater cities, and tho towns, and the country ere nil filling up rapidly, aud improvement is the order of parent who loves tho child must be anxious that it must do well; but "Bury him with his niggors.

woro so lately Keenest un bright that sho is fast winning fume and cost, without iinding any Improve nave made mm an immortal nauio plastering donrt to order all work guarautcd, soliciia orders from oity nnd country. TTr HOLDER, M. A. 15. II.

S. P. Surgeon, Physi- Cian and Accouiour Doctor of ihefoe-tory of Medicine of Paris. Ollice at -c Mission noSly hope is a better counselor than f'oar. fortune, tho day evorywhere.

New towns est, in that sleep that knows no earthly waking. in tho history of our civil war. ment upon tho educational advantages which aro placed within It is inst as easy to say, 'The Got There is something in human na- Tho family of this young hero Out countrymen plungo into bu turf, poor as it is, which nuikos cv are constantly springing up as the railroads are opened, and tho whole face of the country undergone a reach in tho Statu University, at that hath taken care of mo will tako eari of my beard of tho bust which tho col home. Lawrence Hume Journal. siness in early lifo Many a one, whoso means are moderate, is cry one admire a brave aud heroic spirit; and if pcoplo aro uot til- ored girl was making as a labor of lovo, they came to soo it and wore Tho Abiline Kansas) most wonderful chango since I was there four years ago.

The crops Rome the Capital of Italy. scarcely twenty-five when a wife states that the movement of cattle- Men lay tho sage to rest, And give the bur an honored placo Vith costly niarblo dressod, Ia tho great minister transept, Where lights like glories fall, And tho choir sings and- the organ sings Along tho emblazoned Wall. ways ready to lend a helping hand to struggling genius, they aro' all and child, with an exteusvio fuetory Tbo long promised event tho delighted with tho portrait which sho bad taken from a few poor or ware-houso, are among tho ob from Texas en route for that placf-j has commence, and gives an ni-countof differont herds now on tho eager to applaud when those struggles are crtwded with succoss. look magnificent, and the promise of an abundant harvest was never better in all parts of the State. The winter wheat looks especially jects oi his caro.

With a strong .1 W. HON --Carpenter, joiner i J. and house iuildcri OtfAU Shop next door north printing ofiico. MISSION ROUSE; Board by Ih Day or WTck. This houso is centrally located, ok Market Street, Kast side Public Square no3.1y Mas.

Mabqaiiet Lr.AnY, Trop. photographs. Of this bust she sold ono hun arm or active brain, and a resolute Tho hour for applause has come wav, amounting iu tho aggroato of trurtsfor of the Italian capital to Home has at last been atiuouncod to take place July 1. Tho representatives of foreign powers at Floronco have been notifiod ol tbo proposed change, and will probably will, he gives himselt up to his no. Tbo complaint is everywhere, drod copies, and with that money sho set uut for Europo, full of hope 96,000 head a pretty good sUi to Edmonia Lewis.

All honor to tbo biave littlo African girl, who calling, confident of his ability to however, that money is scarce. for the season of 1S71. and courage achieve a "grand success. His ins I foil in with a largo party of has earnod bor own way to fume and to independence. The Revo- "1J thought 1 know cveryting oomo is considerable in ten year, A starch factory is to bo started accept tho invitation to follow emigrants from Ohio, who were when I came to Home," she fiaid iua0H it nothing goes amiss, he will have at North Topeka, Kansas, on a cap Victor Emanuel to Home.

'I here oing to their destinatiun by rail. PJIEEKIN-Manufaeturer of Kuo'sA fihoes, Kast eido Publio Bquaro, Ofnpre Mission. ltEl'AIHlNO done to order in the est style. made enough to pluce him henoo- ital- of $20,000. naively, 'but I soon found I had everything to loam." Maternity is, however, still considerable doubt as to whether tho French Minister They woro gonerally thrifty farmers from tho Western lloservc, num IMr.

Julia Ward Howe, In tlio N. V. Tribune. forth beyond tho reach- of want. But suppose he wcro suddenly St.

Joseph is moving for a now At once she devotod herself tn But what shall we say of the to the kingdom of Italy will ac brido across tho Missouri. Sho tricken down by disoase, aud cut hard study and bard work, and fashionable discredit of maternity, 8,000 company his diplomatic brethren to tho eternal city. It is well nown FEET OP LUM-ber for Ptilo. Clear D. V- FOSTER, Mission.

hero she mndo hor first statuo a of sooioty turning its powor of in- bering in all, 1 should judge, over two hundred. And the State is larguly being settled up iu this wholesale way. Whole neighborhoods from the older States, go stuff. gives $500,000 toward tho enterprise. Atchison will havo to.

build one at no dtstant day, also. tf off from lifo before this yeur shall have closed, his property would hardly his liabilities, and his figuro of Hagar iu hor despair in unendo and depreciation against that M. Theirs is personally in the wilderness. It is a work full the sacred sourco of its own life I f.ivor of tho temporal power of th'o widow nnd infant mut be thrown A littlo girl, doliuhte 1 at tho sing for as sho says: "I have remember in my early married Pope thai ho resented the ungrate hi AS HESKETT BUICJKyard v.tlaiOyardntSouth of (lie Depot, OsnnEo Mission. U1UCK constantly on hand at reasonable rates.

upon a world with which they aro a strong sympathy for all women life that expectant maternity scein- ful conduct of Italy ia abandoning Franco to ber fate by appointing unfitted to straggle. Tho kindnoos who have BtrutrLrled and suffered, ed a social discnice, to be concealed ing of the bobalink, earneslly asked her mother "What makes him sinj so sweetly 1 Does he eat flowers?" of relatives may shield them from For this roason the Virgin Mary is as long nnd as sedulously as passu a representative to the Holy See- together, and soon all seems homelike again. Tho church and school houses, to which they have been accustomed, find at onco a place among them, and in this way. the ordinary privations of tho emigrant arc si.avcoly known. I think the alms-house but their prospoot vcry dear to me." bio.

If alluded to, it was mado a This was the bravest warrior That ever buckled sword This the most giftod poet That ever bicathed at word i And never earth's philosopher Traced with his golden pen, On the deathless pago truths half eo sago Ashe wrote down for men. And had be not high honor? The hillside for his pall To lie in slato while angels wait D'ith stars for tapers tall And the dark rock pines, like tossing plumes, Over his bier to Waves And Qod's own hand, iu that lonely laud, To lay him in the grove. In that deep grave, without a name. Whence his uncoffined clay Shall break again most wondorous thought Before the judgment day, And stand with glory Wrapped around, On the hills ho nevor trod, And speak of strife that won onr life With the incarnate Son of God, lonely tomb in Moab's land, dark Bethpeor's bill, Speak to these curious hearts of ours, And teach them to be stilt. God hath his mysteries of grace-Why that we cannot tell He hides them deep, like the scoret, sleep Of him he loved so woll is bleak indeed.

Men who refuse to pay their just debts live meanly and act meanly The Grstcopy of Hagar was pur- subject of commiseration or of nn- OP brick ready for salo within two rom date, April 20, 1870. Undor theso circumstances tho position of the French Minister now in Florence is a singularly embarrassing one, and would, bccouis still Life Insuranco is exactly calcula welcome raillery. Tho happy models of social life were those who are generally the first to charge chased by a gentleman from Chicago. A fine group of the Mad. Kansas will incrcaso her populu.

ted to meottlm exigency. While prosperous and healthy, ho can pay the small annual payment re onna with the infant Christ in her bad one or two children only. A more so if ho were to remove to tion twenty-five per cent, during 1871. Homo, where ho would be liable to clash with his colleague, who is arms, and two adoring angels at large family was in itself a misery, her foot, attest the sincerity of her I bave, indeed, seen tbo reverse of admiration for the Jewish maiden, this. I bnva seen beauty mndo This last group has boon pur- more beautiful, and dignity lifted chased by the young Marquis of to majesty, by the anticipation of The Coming Crops- From the present indications we ecredited to the Popo.

On the otter hand it is a fact of quired to insure that $10,000, or at least $5,000, which shall be due them direotly after his death. The knowledge that they are thus sheilded from utter ddstilution is calculated to modify his anxieties great significance that tho Aus Lothair, for an that new life iu which the woman Bute, Digraoli's trian government has authorized should have a bountiful harvest. Tho promises from all parts of the country is good. The yield will bo most productive and bounteous. meanness upon others.

It is so, also, with newspapers. A man in Illinois, twenty-four hours after his wife died, and be--fore her funeral, played croquet with the girls. For this tbo in-. dignant neighbors tarred and feathered him. In Detroit a club of bachelors 4 has been formed, the cardinal prin- cip'e of which is that no shalts be married by any member nnlei she can bring her husband -and a brick bouse.

receives, along with her child, a its Ambassador at Florence to fol altar piece. nd apprehensions during lifo, and portion of i(s youth and freshness. low tho Italian court to the new Plenty will bo vouchs ifod us by a Among Miss Lewis's other werks are two small groups, illustrating to divest death of its sharpest capital. Whatover hopss tbo Pas I have seen the inconvenience patiently borno, the reward antici- WS. CLARK 8a Mill two miles west of tho city.

Native Lnuiber constantly on hand. Dimension 6tutf sawed to order rales as low as -ftfly-viis dealer. Kative shingles constantly on hand. XTT N. GODLEY Mauufac-, turer of bebb-N COuuty Street, next door east of Don-nell's Dry Goods 8tore.

LealhEr and Findings for salo nt Eastern pricoo, with only transportation added. Repairing neatly done, t'och paid for Hides and Pelts. no81y 1) OBER'f JiHOOAN Physican iand Surgeon, Osage Mission, Kns. jN'iglit calls should be made at his ollice. O.S.

COPEIAND, I'hysician and Surgeon, OSAGE MISSION, Kansas. pang. Longfellow's poem of Hiawatha, kind Providence. Looking across the Alantio wo perceive a contrary state of affairs in many of the Lifo Insurance is not a specula Her first, "Hiwatha'a 'wooing," Pated. dai'8 and WC8ks to Feoious wuh hope to bo carelessly counted pacy may have plaeod on the active support of Austria is now dispelled by this announcement.

The zeal of the prelates of Vienna, who but lately addressed a peti countries of Europe. Tiwfields of represents Minnehaha seated, making a pair of moccasins, and Hiawatha by her side, with a world of love and longing in bis eyes. and dismissed. In such cases, the mother is a prophetess, and her child, when it comes, an emoodied tion. He is nl-adviaed who pays a large sum yearly in tho cxpecta tion I had almost said tho hope-that the foeble octogenarian on whom he has riekod it will soon die, when he will be entitled to ro-ceive many thousands by virtue of A minister not long ago preached from the text: "Bo ye therefore steadfast; but the printer made him.

expound from "Be ye thero fir breakfast." his policy. I would counsel uo one to invest largely, even on his own life, much less on that of another. Yet there ate many all around us who ought to take out W.WILEY&Co. IV-al Estate Dealers, OsnoMiasion, Kan. ull persons having Heal Kstnto to sell, or rent, will do well to entrust to us, no charges except a sole is effected GKOlldK bulanp.

KILHOY. CON- policies at once, in defcronco, not merely to the seourity and comfort of their loved ones, bat to their own pence of mind as woll. Thy cannot afford to live iu constant dread of tho hazards and privations J0111J E1LHOT, rOLTT A'. Franco remain untitled, the cropsin Germany will ba late, Italy as well as Spain has suffered, and the grain regions of Itussia will be unable to supply tho incre.ed domand which the ravages of the war in Franco have occasioned. Apart from thu slain, and the sick wounded, who by the lato war were ruthlessly taken from out the ranks of peaceful industry never agniu to be returned to it, wo muEt count the soldiers of tho two immenso armies of Germany and of France, who will find it irksomo for a titnp to settle down as quiet agriculturists, artisans, traders and workmen.

In this Ead plight these two nations appear nnd from this country must g3 the helping hand to assist them in their hour of need. Tlio prospects abundant cr-ps aro so bright that, with those hopes realized, tho great republic of tho West wi.l bo alia to give food to t'le suffering people of other na-t ona Olmmpinn 1) TRACTOR8.0A HPKNTEltS 'A special dispatch from Washington says that the Secretary of tho Treasury has finally notified Jay Cooke that the proposition in behalf of a combination of banks and bankors and themselves, to take tho balance of tho $200,000,000 loan is declined for the reason that tho Secrotary doubts his power to accept some of the conditions proposed. A mile or two from town, a pedestrian met a boy on horseback, crying with cold. "Wby don't you get down and load him That's, tho way to keep "No," said tho boy, "it's a b-b-bor-rowed borso, and I'll ride him if I freeze." Tbc ticking of the clock at tho Cambridge University can bo heard at San Franciso. This is dene by connect ing the pendulum of the clock with tbo telcgraphio wira in such a manner that the main circuit is broken and instantly closed again at every rwing of tbo pendulum.

tion to the Fmporor Francis Joseph asking the government to rostore the Holy Father to his sovereignty, must bo considerably dampened by this formal recognition of the Italian status quo. The hope of tho Holy See now rests with Franoo. We doubt, however, that France, in spite of M. Theirs' personal leaning toward the Papacy, will interfere by force of arms; and nothing short of armed interference will have any persuasive influence with tho government of Italy, Keep out of debt, out of quarrels, out 8f damp out of reach of liquors, and out of doors al' you can in good weather. A fixed star is as much in the bounds of nature as a flower of tho field, though less obvious and of far greater dignity.

Ah, sho is only half mother who does not see her child in every child! her own crihl's prief in every pain wbiah makes another child weep Word of God. AVoe to any act or ouiishion that should silence it! The Get maris boast their ancient reverence for woman, too little reoognizabla to-day. But the Western theories to-day have the advantage. They are extending to world-wide application. They are drawing the children of the East like subtle magic.

They are bringing their practical enlargement and correction to the one-sided scheming and dreaming of tho past. And this Western world woman is to bave a majostio place. Man is forced, on tho christian level, however superficially adopted, to pluee her besido him. So seated, sho appears bis equal. Tbo children belong as much to hor as to him, more to tho State, most to God's high providence, to bo trained as its conscious and wiling instrument.

If woman in America knows what she doon, and why, title will place tho maternal dignity nt tbc fuun datiun of all others. In tho marriage, they stand sido by side, with clasped bands. In both, the Indian type of features is carefully preserved, and every detail of dress, is true to nature the Bentiment is equal to the execution. They are charming tits', poetic, simple and natural; and no bappier illustrations of Longfol-low's most original poem wore ever made than those by tho Indian sculptor, A fino bust, also, of this same poet, is about to be put in marble, which has been ordered by Harvard Collcgo, and in this instance, at least old Harvard has done itself honor. If it will not yet open its doors to women who ask education at its hands, it will admit tho work of a woman who has educated horsclf in hor chosen department.

Miss Lewis has a fine medallion portrait of Wendoll Phillips; a haruiing group of sleeping babies, A Pensylrunia Widower with four childran marriod a widow with nine, and is now seeking fur divorce. Tho reason given is at morning prayer he prayed dc- voutly for tho welfare of his owu children, but could not find it hi his heart to put up a petition for the other', whereupon his wiiul rrt, him with the tongs until he implniv- of tho Almighty to havo mercy on her darlings. An exehango says young la.i of that place has just hor woodon wedding by niarryi' blockhead. What is tho characteristic i a watch Mmli'S-ty us it ket- i- in its hands before its faeo and -down its own works. to which their untimely decease would expose those dearor to thuni than life itself.

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