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AU? eV4U. AbUYAUW
JOfiH.T. JJJ1EX. Editor I'rvp,
WJLB11KOTON. N-
BODlT, JAHUaRT 17. 1881.
EjTIKgD T THX
huerrorrtcx ai
tneat ought to do nil it proper can.
bnt the native hungering and -thirsting
for knowledge that the . Creator -haa
planted in every child Boat be cultivated
br the DarenU of these children to ;the
last possible degree of their ability,
00 that ihe hands cf the people shall
reach oat aod grasp in the darkness
the hand of the GoTernment ex-
tended to help, and bj that onion of ef
fort the two will bring what mere legis
lation alone cannot immediately bring.
I rejoice that yon hare expressed so
strongly and earnestly your news in re-
fkrd to the necessity of your education,
bare felt for years that that was the
final solution. Those efforts that are
at)0S8BIC
... - r "
A-woman 'was recently eonvused
gambling in "New York city, ami sat
jalli i here are no male gm e
Xew York. :jLt : least e have
heard of anv beinir convicted and
to jail. It seems strange that a in n j
should have fallen so low.-.orrt3ioH-f
Herald.
Fashionable young lady at a social
feathering remarks, jestingly, to Gilhooly
"I wonder how much I would bring if X
was out no at auction and sold to the
highest bidder?" "Jast about fire hund
red dollars." "Why. my jewelry alone
is worm tnaw "xea, inava wnaw
Tfea tntl valuation of assessable Drc
i v.- v,lr for tha nrcsent hamble and comparatively out of sight 18 J1.0 f
perty ta N e w York city for the proeot r J pat lt dowa m mJ estimate.
? O t . f AAA 'Dfl nOn am lffr.MiCA I O I . . . .
j ear u bicu at )v,to,jjj, m iuw
ot $38,209,639 over last year. V ot of
ths increase is in the up townw..nN, 1,
000 additional tbutldiogs having Uen
ertjetediin-tbe nineteenth, ward aloDe
Kaay "additional buildings have aho
Wen erected in the twelfth, eighteenth
a ad tweaty-eecond wards.
Doriog the first two weeks of this win
ttrt harvest op the Hudson more ice
was gathered than daring the whole of
last winter. The Kingston Freeman
states that the Kiickerbroker and other
large eampanies have only about half of
thtlr houea filled, but if the present
temperature prevails for a fortnight
longer, every ice-house along the river
a a li f .-It, 1. 1.. fill I It "M
"-"7 r people m-et that majorities are never
1 nave sometimes thought that tne meo
that sink a coffer dam into the river and
work for months in anchoring great
stones to build the solid abutmedts and
piers. who3e work is by and by covered
by the water and out of sight, do not
get their share of tho credit. The gaudy
structure of the. bridge that rests on
theie piers, and across which the trains
thunder, is the thing that strikes the
eye or the great public a great deal
more. The sunken piers and
work, the educational growth and the
building up of industry, the economy and
all that can help the ioundatioa of local
prosperity, is the work, that in the long
run tells. Some Scotch poet said, or
put it in the mouth of some prophet to
say, that the time would come "When
Bertram's right and Bertram's might
shall meet on Eilengowan'6 height." and
it was when the might and the right of a
Mistress As von ve never been in
service, : I'm afraid I can't engage yon
without a- 'character." Young Person
I have three school board certificates,
ma'am. Mistress Oh, well, I suppose
for honesty, cleanliness . Young
Person No, ma'am, for leteratoor, jog-
gr'phy, an free and drawin l-Fimch.
XaoDT "the replies to an advertise
ment of a music teacher for a candidate
for organist, music teacher, etc., a racan-
yard Icy having occurred by the resignation of
1 Miscellaneous
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of ' .yr--- CEMj34Lpk
Miscellftiieous.
tltocellanootis
nmct
JlfiT"mnv
ITJIB
ed with excellent ice.
Presides t Porter, at the Yalt dinner
ia Ciacimatllsst week, explained why
Okie is becoming the Mother of- Presi
dents. Not alone from its Kasterh blood,
b said, and the intermixture, of Scotch
and Irish, baton account of the io3titu
UosYof learning sa liberally scattered
ver"the SUte. tie believed that to
this fact, more perhaps than to any other,
is doe the preeminence that Ohio main-
talaj ia firaishicg the nation with lead
iag men.
The exrerinients which have been
---
nvJe in France with a view to the substi
tution o"f printing types made of tough
easd glass in place of those of metal
have proved quite encouraging. The
advantages in point of cleanliness would,
it Is alleged, be not iisignificant. The
toughened glass in naturally much har
der that the metallic composition, and
dia hardly be crashed out of shape by
t&ose small accidents which soften the
life aad mar tho beauty of the type now
employed. The glass, too, is capable of
feeiag cast into more delicate i ha pes, to
ttat the difference between the thin and
thick strokes may be more clearly de-
oppressed by minorities. Trusting, gen
tlemen, that yon may take part in this
earnest work of building up your race
from the foundation into the solidity of
intelligence and industry and upon those
bases at last see all your rights recog
the organist in office, was the following:
Gsntlemen. I noticed your advertise
ment for an organist and music teacher.
either' lady or gentleman. Having
been both lor several years, I offer you
csy ervices.w
Sew Fancied Holloas"
may : not work . injury to people when
they relate to matters of little conse
quence, but when entertained as to what j
we shall take when afflicted with serious
disease they may lead to dear experience
Don't, therefore, trifle with diseases of
the . blood, manifested by eruptions,
blotches, scrofulous and other swellings
li Trade f'ooa a Mmpl Tropical i er tt
Rar VJue, aiid i. a POHlTV He ea
far all thm rfiaa&xM that C3UM PkUlB ID tbt
lnAr Dkrtnt the bod T or lort.il v-r-
r - . - l
Mtlirit. and all difficulties ot tne Kidr.ei
I.Uor rd llrinarT Orvafd- tor emHH
Uueatea. Alo-thly MeEBtr ationf, V'd Qor
in ir F-irn.r.T. It D8 n Oa' 1C MIO'
tk cmm that tb blood, and f etce i
tbe be t Blood 1 okifikr t lt the odIt
hn. r. r. nflv tht CU-e D li? I B l'l-8
trnr f)i.hf use Wi-cefi ie piaoete
worsalabT Lrajrei!M aro all Leie-
Sl.SS rerbottJe. Larsreit botUe ia h mi
ket Try it.
oetl6
H. H, WABNBK k v.n ,
Boehester, If Y
EARS
FOKjTHE
nnn I 1AM
Ili I 111
gUIB ICVUjf I J 1 U tl.f 11
mzed, i.mjpcnoB.1 wish and hop for " 3w .V. n,. Pi'i
IObUS tVUlVMj t mm
Golden Medical Discovery the greatest
EoalCWs Balsam of Stark's Cil.
your people.
VJJ AT( GARFIELD TOLL) TM KM.
" It Is of more Interest to our rtaders to
know what Gen. Garfitld reolisd to the
calored ra ftm the South who sought Sonft PP?!J" were a!B,t
. . . i u u nine wuuc agv. iuc rcauuuruuu-
WASllIXGTOJ LETTER.
WisnixoTOx, D. C , Jan. 14th, 1S81.
Mr. Randall stepped to the front on
Wednesday and Thursday (yesterday)
and gave form to the previously chaotic
ideas of the House on the subject of fund
ing. It seems now certain that the
lioase wi'l insist on a three per cent,
bond, redeemable after one or two years,
and running, it the governmeat snail so
elect, ten years. I do not know tbat this
is the best shape for the bill to take, but
I have watched the debate closely and
am sure that but for Mr. Randall, the
House would be groping its way to
wards even as good a result as this for
weeks to come. What the Senate will
do with tho House bill, no one can tell.
Secretary Sherman thinks it will author
;z2 threo and one half per cent, as the
rate of interest with discretion on the
part of the Secretary so that he may
make a better rate if possible. Against
such a course it is cogently urged that in
all such cases the buyer of bonds always
insists Jon the highest rate named, and
get3 it.
This measure will be disposed of by
the House this week. Such appropria
tion bills as are then ready will have at
tention. The Inter-State Commerce bill
will evidently come to a vote in. the
blood-ourifier of the age. If the bowels
are very costive, aae also Dr. Pierce's
Pellets (little sugar-coated pills.)
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
Plkasakt Valijst, Jo Daviess Co., 111.,
March 31st, 1879.
Dr. Pisrc. Buffalo, N. Y.:
Dear Sir- I write this to inform you
that my-child, one year old, has been
permanently cured of the fever and ague
in a week's time, and the use of but half
a bottle of your -Golden Medical Dis
covery. -My wife, a long sufferer from
liver complaiat-andbiljiousness, by the
use of the Discovery and Pellets has been
entirely relieved. Ihe Discovery has
never disappointed us for coughs and
colds. Yours trnly,
-JAM&STR1CKELL.
Positively Reetores the Hearing and U the
Univ ariate tare tor ueainess anown.
-1 m
This Oil i extracted irom a peculiar spe
cies of small W eiti ?-habk, eaught in the
Tellcw 8ea, ksovn at f archarodon Rondel-
etii- ' KTery CJbinete Fisherman knows it
It virtues as a restorative of bearing wer-
disoovered by a Budhist Priest about the
Tear 1 4 10. Its cures were so numerous at d
many so S9emingiy miraculous, mai toe
remedy was rfficially proclaimed oyer the
entire Jimpira Its use became so universal
that for over 300 years do JJeamecs bas ex
isted amopfiT the Chinese people. Sect,
charges prepaid, to any adorers at
b. ttle. Only Imported by
f i per
Will make for tho riXt60 days only, a Grand Offer of
PIAWOS JLTSISi ORGjBLlfirS.
S850 Square Grand Piano for only C245
QfVI ET O Magnificent rosewood case elegantly fiuished, 3 sirlip,.,
O II Lb O Ocuives fall patent cantata agraffes, our new patent ovem!,,4'
-AalP. beautiful carved l-es ar.d lyre, heavy serpentine and large fancy mouldirr k?,
case, full iron Fime, Fr,ch Grabd Action, Grar.d Hammers, in f.ct every
meat, which cau iu any way tend to the perfection of the Instrnment has beeu
by us botb wavf if 1 ino is out just as represented in this advertisement. Thou!
io use. Send for lot-ue. Kery instrument fully Warranted for five year.
ninrVlnn $1S5 TO $4CO (with &tool,Cover and Book.) " All stital3- Kik,
PI it Mil at Wholesale factory, prices .These Pi,,,
I I H 1 1 UU e ut ihe fiiest df Plays the CenteunUl Exhibition, and
nnai.miourfiy ic t ronieudt-d for the Highest Hokoes. The JSqcares coDUin our w
Patent Cjcaie, U;e -u-auat impfoverueut in the history of Piano making. .lbs
debts ar-'U tim',1. ii America. Positively we make the finest Pianos, of tf e jjj'jv
ooea d tbe grrHi-hL dur-oili-y. Tbey are recommended by the hhe tinii.icj k,
fnriti-s in th iuiir5. Over 14,000 in use, and not one dissatisfied porcha r
Pianos arid Organs seut on 13 days' test trial -freight free ifnnsatisfactory. D ift'
ri e us hefoTf buyu g. Positively we offer the test bargains.- Catalogue mal1 4 r
flai.d nn. Illustrated d D script! ve Catalogue of 48 pages mailed for 3c iUu
Every Piano fully warranted for 5 years. : '
Oti & IV Vat "lrior urand Jubilee Organ," style 35, is the
K I ft R! V H,itl tcned Keed Organ ever offered the musical- ublic i
9111 Ili IV eu'iiaiis Fivk OcTAvKs,FiVK8etfl oi Reeds, fou- of t (ic'uu
niht ai.d ol ol l bree taves. Thibtken fcT. ps with GRAND Oba Di'm-a-""''
Melodia, Vii Fiur-, tVUstr, Duicet, Grand-Sweh, Kiee-Slops. deigut. -.4
'Lei-Kth, 4:j in ; Wi.nii 14 i?..; Weight, box d, 300 Ids. Tbe case is of solW-'yuj ; '?
veneered with cLoic: wo -db, ai d is of an etirel new and beautiful design tlM , '
ly carved, with raised pauels, nusic clofcet, lamp stands, fretwork, Ac , all , .),,'
finished. Possesses all the latest and best improvements, with great pc wi 0- 1
brilliancy and sympathetic quality of tone. Beautiful solo effects and perfect si p 'K-'
tion. Kegular retail price $285. Our wholesale net cash price to have it IntroducJj
with stool and book, only $97 as one organ sUd sell others. Positively no devi.tfo,i
in price. No payment required until you have fully tested the organ in your oi,
borne. We send all Organs on 15 days test trial and pay freight both ways if in..., '
ment is not as represented. Fully warranted tor 5 years. Other s'yles 8 stop otLKh
uly $65 ; 9 stops, $85; 14 stops $11d. fiver 32,000 sold, ana every Organ W g :Vl
he fulie&t satisfaction. Illustrated circular mailed free. Factory and Warerooms S-ih
ts. and 10th Ave. I
UCCT MIIQIP at one third price. Catalcgue of 3,000 choice pieces seut
w ntC I If I U O I U 3 8tamp. This Catalogue includes most of the rooular n,. ..u
of the day and every variety of musical composition, by the best authors. Addre.
MENDELSSOHN PIATO CO., P.O., Box 2058, New York
City,
dec 7 '
ilUl
IN S1NU?E?BY
UIA-SANO
BATLOrK k CO.,
T Dev Kew 1 ork
Sola Agents for America.
hia at U tat or a few dsjs ago, than it is
to kaowjostwhat Elliott, the spokesman
of lae.party, had to say to Garfield. We
esa all -goess what the colored
speaker said; we have Lad these
things drammed into onr ears so long
ment bill should be before the House
this week. Mr. Cox says aboat 300 Re
presentatives will be provided for. That
ts, he will start out with that number.
instead of 293 as at present. . Fractions
of population in various States may
make it expedient for three or four more
that wtf are becomin z able te oronhesv I than 300, or three er four less. Mr. Cox
It all beforehand, especial! when we i3 unable tc-daj to give exact figures,
..... t u "here is no doubt that Republicans of
koow that it is bat one chapter m the nrominencfi hare Wmtinff
history of , a diabolical crime which is to I f late to seduce Senator-elect Mahono.
8X09XACI2
BleepJAppettieSandStiauciju
Statarn when Hos tatter's 8tonaeh HitterCis
cratic ideas. &o lar as pareiy local or
State questions are concerned, 1 confess
I like to hear of Democratic discussions
iu Virginia and other. .Southern States.
It is altogether different when the alle
giance of any Southerner to" Conserva
tive National principles is in vol red.
Gen. Mahone and everv. other citizen
oftho South owes it to himself, and - to
the cause of Constitutional Government
in this country, to refuse any party affil
iation with those -Radicals of the Ktrth
who have fpr fifteen years attempt
ed to place his section in relation to the
r-cacrai uovernmeni, ainerent in any
way from those sustained - by
other states and other people.
Wheu tbe attempts of these Rad
icals have been finally defeated as
they will be soon, or when new and non-
a a
sectional questions scan Decome para
mount iu our politics. Gen. Mahone
and other "Independents" of the South
can with good conscience seek such party
associates as tney cnoose. mey cannot
now.- Some weeks ago there was
an attempt to Fettle the Christiancy di
vorce cafe outside of the court. All de
cent copl3 now agree that the effort
failed. Two columns of filthy charges
iu the case are published to-day, being
tne reply oi toe nusoana to tne wire s
statements in a cross bill for divorce.
As the woman and her attorneys are be
lieved to have on hand an equal or larg
er quantity of similar allegations against
the roan, the prospect is that the case j
will bo one of the most disgusting ever
tried. 1 mentioned it once betore, when
there was hope of its settlement, but!
ant now done with it forever, unless Mr.
Christiancy shall attempt to make polit
ical capital out ei the notoriety he bas
achieved. G capos.
sanersr si ors over, since tns or ait sy pa-
ta ass closel j with ta stomach and Its associ
ate organs, ths liver nd the bowels as thlr
derangement is reolified by tbe action of tbe
Bitters, nABal despondency produoedjty
tnat aeraDgemeat niiappearr.
Tor sals oy all Drajrists (and Dealers,
general1.
be attempted against the rights and lib-' of Virginia, from his allegiance to Demo-I ytaaaUcallj vsed by a billions djspoptic
dtie el the people of the South. Cut
what Gen. 'Garfield said in reply to the
address is of muisnoro importance.
The New York; Hor tells us what it
h, and from the report as published in
that paper we cannot sec that Elliot1
and his friends can boast of any substan
tial toosoUtios. Here is Mr. Garfield's
reply
:Gaeral Elliott and Gentlemen: I
thank you for yonr congratulations for
thesoccesaful termination of tho great
campaign that recently closed, and es
v pecially for rour kind allusion tome per
'coflally for the part I bore iu that 'cam
paign. What I have done, what I have
aid concerning your race aud the great
problem that your presence on this con
tiae'ut has raised, I have said as a matter
of profound conviction, and hold to with
all, tie cleaning of the words employed in
expressing iL What you have said in
regard to the situation otjour people, the
troubles that they encountered, the
evtoU froa which they have suffered and
etil! gaffer, I listened to with deep at
tention, and I shall give it a full measure
of refectioo. This is not the time nor
the place for ree to indicate anything as
ta. what I shall have to say and do by-aad-by
ia an official way, but this I may
gayi I noted sj peculiarly significant one
eaUfice ia the remarks of General El
liatt to the effect that the majority of
citisaca. as he alleges, in someportions
eihsBoath are oppressed by the minor
ity. ' If tail be go, why is it so? Because
i trained Baa is two or three raen iu one
ta conMHsja; witk . aa untrained
imi, and outside of politics
aad outside of partiea that eaggcttioa is
fall, brixnful,of significance; that the way
to saaxe us majority aiwaya puwemu
ever the minority is to make its members
a trained and iatelligenta uie minority
ttseU
mu virtoesare uoquestii aable and its cura
tive character aooiote. as tne writer can
personally testify, bjth from expeiiecce nd
observation.
Amooe tbe many readers or the Beyiew in
the part and onotber of tbe coantry, it is pro
bable tbat numbers are afflicted with deaf
ness, and to such it may be said: "Write at
once to Haylock & Co., 7 Dey Htreet. New
York, enclosing 91, and you will receive by
return a remedy tbat will sable you to hear
like anybody else, aid whose eurative effects
will be prmar etit ou will sever regret
doing so." Kdittr of New TorXHercantile
Review, Sept. 25, lWj
8
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MYort WeeHy Herald .
one mum a yA5?.
THE CIK;)L'LaT10N of tbid popular
rewspape. has 'Dcpeied dn'ir u e pit
year, (t ci.Ui t nil tbe iediDif ttwsof
tbe Haily Herald, tid is arrnntd io handy
departments. The
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All material composing Fertilizers have adyanced and Eomeof thtm
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Answer This.
Did foa ver kow sor pertw to b
Ttat trtojrt the eqaalitv or ciu-1 in withoot iqacUoq of the ttomaxh, nr.
tariff n &sd no Uwi cun coaler and maia-l .r 0r kidaevt. or did roxx ever know he
Ulib the Jooff raa t thia? tht is not I who w&i well when either wuobtrncted
cheld with m reooble deirree cn cui.i or inactive: ndtnd Too ever Koow or
tre tod intelliffeoce. Lec-ul itioa ooght f hear of &nr c&se of the kind that Hop
& sU it can. 1 have made these sag-1 Bitters woald not caret Ask roar neigh-
resUone tun pi v to indicto that the eda
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bor thii tame qneetioa Tmts.
diaeaaee rjecnliar to women is Warneri
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it is tbe cheapest. Evrj weak is given
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POLITICAL NEWS
embracing complete aod comprehensive
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on ue qaesuon oi tne nour
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well as the most practical saggesttocs ana
ais onveriea relating to the duties of the farm
er, mnta ior raising Cattle, Fooltry, Grains,
Trees, Vegetables, Ac, Ac, with suggesli it-s
for keeping bui dings and farmiog utensils
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uoau o
THE HOME,
giTlsg receipts tcr practical dirhee. hints for
making clothing and for keeping nowith the
la.esi fahions at the Lwest price trery
item of cooking or economy suggested in
uuaepariment is- practicaiir tested br ex-
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rans and .Londoa corresponcents on the very
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l i .. . - .
ut-coam aaa jaaor Baring is careiullj r;
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THE PUODUCE MARKET.
ORfislNS80 Sl,OOOi i to 32
ununiia ftops Pianos $125 an Pacer
free. Add re3 Daniel F. Beatty, Wajhin8tm;
N. J. dec 3i-tw
Iftw andlVery Attractive Styles are
23 How Keadj.
BR8T OAIjINwTRPak.
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to and upwaru. For
tasy pay cuents, $6.38 a quarter
and upward CtIngaea free
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about Texas, upon application by let er or
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