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, 1870-08-17
FRANCE

new foRK, Ape. ia Ford correspondent
teleeraphs from Paris:
II learn that tho health Of the Empress, as we'll
as OF the Emperor, Is bad-
"Tnnrc is immense popular excitement Is Paris,
and great difficulty In controlling the popula tton
impressed With the belief that the government Is
responsible for the disastrous condition Of aat,s
LONDON, Aug. lG-The Ttttqraphs Paris CORE
spondent writes: 1.-THE French Chambers arc un-
worthy OF public respect Were the members not
elected By fraud and coercion, they might be
uu:sed ~ Committee Of Public Safety"
Inc 7f'nra Haya French Victory u Necessary to
ptedlspose the Emperor to treat for pcace.
nc Stories Of the arrival OF the Empress and
,1nee Imperial on English sol arc repeated TO-
1a.. 4ncs afc untrue. 1t is certain that the
ffsnce Is now in Paris
ss4te Of siege, 'a''a IL "
thass journal o9est contains decree declaring
*'ate Of s.egc ~A" 4No'Ae'of' III
an rnenso len twodcspa,ch bosts IN tbe 41ber
H.. ~ trench Journals cosupIa,n y, ,,o
~ xt;t,s. 1rosn the seat Of w,r ~. ~.
~ ~. ne 'euaion.c4al s.vt ~. ,s.n.,.sn sae
either army. Se ioea Of the position Of
LUZ ao"''fnf de !soir pub,she<, xAs.a,.
, 1870-08-17
PRUSSIA.

LONDON. aug. ia document sscriheti Ia R,s-
marx Is circulating In Prussia, declaring tc,7tto
rial aRH1andlzement as the result OF the war.
The Davartans have not been supplied with the
needle gun.
In Prussia the authorities haze acccr.eff all the
oders Of material OF religious aid naade 17 ,be
Catholic orders. The ucater part OF the JesuI,
establishments, among others thoso OF La Ach
ana Munster, the FEaucIscans. Kedemp,toolsta
and Iazar!sts are hitting up hospitals In their
Eeuses large number OF fathers Of those or.
ders, anu many Of the ordinary clergy, have al
ftaly left for the army.
1.-The whole OF the Northern Confederation. ex-
ecrt stlcsla aud Sa1ony, beiag,r says t:a.i9nants
As"stn7e, "tn a state Of siege, Couat Ulsn,,l
proceeds with tho grcatent st2oE against ali taose
who arc painted out 10 hin, as entertaining antt-
lTusstan sciitimeAts. Thus he has ordered a
large number of arrests among the uanoyer,sn
nF'sh cs..cy who arc devoted to The ex-Ktu-. All
the Pa1tscu!lrist journals have been supr,cssesl-
the Rs1s'aeAc Courier, tho fFanefuy<r Nobae4t4r.
rue sehii@1t'eAt zestun5, etc. The Moderate ones
have been Menaced with extinction lp cssc raey
sht ull seek to hinder the nalioaa, noyemen, IN.
ssea11 ot tAToTing themselves into the CURRENT
berlin, Aug. 16.-The !kortA f;1r.uaa G.u<ft..
yesterday urged general celebration of the IA n
Napoleon Jtf4
, 1870-08-17
Proposals for lntlesurts and Lodges f5r il
uenat Cemeteries 1t Washington, D. C..
arlington, md alexandria, W.

EHXAStE.& GtxLAit.s AlF3JCIf
Gil, "49a11U1pa, D. G., Ars. Z, Iyia
ses Proposals. for trelosiux tbs uu:ttd Ststae
A4E!Eu sS..sd.ra nnlut} Tstipu.i Ce.nrtrFT
~ kse HatHr National Ca1aes.sy % SeTTnth.sx
afn1SEson. D. T.: xud tn Arlington Iii ~
1h- f, - - AsIoaA Ctt1- tsrs+ vii Be ress5ycd at
il r,S e ~ 7ssttT1aastss 1enxai Wssllnxtuu
RI: HnsG Isne1f fS*ns r s. i: is;9. at nss3n
ststss AH;se ot ness1sT. ~ b fellov.: uzisrx
e ~ Exnst*sy. - 1ors1 test. Af!asta8
fssnaa tsst3 ,A1e1AH6Et2. LIN Encal f4et
scrotan ~ tuStte1 tot ato2e u sek Ii. fni.n~
40 9cr which ear te sacu d the Il -
tce GeneTat, for tro rAiiiuxs ffslrss
so1 Mhsn AZ tnr!tsd with The hIis} Of foF 6r,iers
ne eo3 !et pl41f11z hadSAa n-st sp5ir ~ hr5e.n
Eaaa nssaasd 70 b rs>d, and mat eIntain gasfs:
- . ktxr th. IN ortAx foE tvE3Tr months 1T plsaf
TT atnenss % y pFspAt<d Immediately, and he
aEiS4 - 6E Planted In November n1x1 ~ -
fsotFEAsa 1Tr Aao Invited fer 3fdIns = }ofsr ~
9onn .! eA*h Of The NatIraa1 IFfefcffrs III ~
ke1Ita StAtts Military Aaytrtn, u c. sai AMxea.irt~
this once. ~ "'''~41 s-N os scea -
II bach BID must h aesemeaaicd by . Eood .ux
kn9sant~ e Al feast ees4aaiho p1-tleE
f.i, tak eseHaSt1 II a~Arded. win b prunc41y 30
TT ts.vrtunnent r.szves to Itself the ytas Ia n
s ssosat*e i.r National Cvzetetsca" Of P1nooesds
~ 9he kfua5saTMA AsScE General IT. 81 A.
ihe rFo1osxta Htu Be opsn4f Ia th~ rr,,.en.. ~
t1f haaess At shts oeA- On the ss q NcFatmhr is9
StalfS Army. ' ~"" SH'sF~
, 1870-08-17
MISCONCEPTIONS

Eusdish And Frsnsh Ko<fd.u4 and Day School for
foun1 Ixh1es ard Children, 81 West Ferveev.nth It..
o<st F1!th-av. Sev York. viii rreI@o fuesdsy, ssp-
ser4txr %. s Ettar1 E:ay BE- ohsssaed By App}fcs-
1t hCc1e o. md after Sept ].
, 1870-08-17
WANTED,
4 Boy, about IL Years of Age.

OF Srod habits win be yttrfred Into the family for
specis1 carr aod s5sneas9n With nerhe.. Locatiou
near the l4ke AdaFcsa, with ytfefeocxs. ENITY II
LEON ARD. WiretkA, Ill.
, 1870-08-17
PORTUGAL

LISBON, Aug 16.-The journals Of this city tieus
the report that meeting ut the chiefs Of ii. psr
ties wRs cal1esl BY the Duke Of SaldennR. occa.
stone.1 hy the Spanish n te satiug the landing ot
English troops at Lisbon would be considered a
Gurus btifs
The journals also deny that Don Fe,saindo has
becn urged to give his reply within twenty-fpur
hours, a. to whether he will uccept the throne Of
Spain.
1eteEdaJ all Spanish political refugees IN snIs
country returned TO Spain.
The English neet Ieares Tomorrow. pesttna.
ton not kno~n-
Cosss, Portuguese Minister 1t Nadrf,1 has heen
crested Count Villa Fr2nea
Late advtcea from Rio de JaneIro state that
Count d'Eu has been nasuralizel, and Is now
citizen Of Brazil,
, 1870-08-17
P0ltf1rala

RAxGok, Aug: 1&-The Maine Democratic s,,,e
Konert*. Of AanEnE. for Governor rerrit1Hs y; u;
but two of the 6i3 votes The rcsn.nt;cnsS ~! ~
eeep m 'as Ia faos to
nent IN expenditures, National sn Sta+s ucn. daa3c
lse S1aae &c feht Ct the people, fsyor udIcious
p'on1olso's lAF and Chinese labor 'As
W. AcNee!, Of Petcrson1gh, Meaan1 Eo3ntr
rss,y, -, n.Ay, nomtnased By the Democras'c.
SSunGfs'ona1 Ssrns san Convention. which vas held Al
~, NAx IoEx. Aug. IDA special despstcn from
3HeNlns1; -; announces the renomloatfon ~
HOE non. Il. j. Haldeman for Congress bJ The Dsmo. a.
, 1870-08-17
GREAT BRITAIN.

Lnspos. Aug. lA-A successful meeting xas
held to-las Of the English Volunteer artillery As
socintlon. There was much enthusiasm. The
British ar1ny is rapidly recruiting.
At the eluas and elsewhere the feeling IL hourly
gaining ground tha: Europe Is In danger from the
military psclnlale1ance Of Germany, anil that
England must be prepared to maintaIn her tn.
ttioual policy Of keeping the North Sea cut OF the
control Of any prrpoudcsatlng military pore.
whatever.
DrBt1S. Aug. 16--Thc following 1eta{ls Of the
assault on Judge Accunn, Of New Tori, osc r.
cc!Ectl here; On The 18th. during the celebration
II the raising Of the siege o! Londonderry, judge
AcCunn WIS on visit TO Co!rrane, a town few
miles east of Londonderry, aud In the ssu,e coun-
u. While at the railway station. accompanied By
.we priests, A1. AcKcnna, one Of the ettttors nf
this Helfaat Star, and some other frteuds a mob
nj Orangemen made IN assault upon hlu aaff his
cnmpanions- Nckenua was roughly hautle4., aaa
htheFs Of the party wore hurt, but the Judge es
capped Without serious injury.
LONDON, aug 16--The despatch tha, the s.earn,
ship Pennsylvania Was entirely DESTROYED hy m.
#as erroneous. The greater part Ut the catr,,
vas deSfFoFed' but the vessel Was no: badIr
tsafnageo, anu vii sail on the e0ih for Hay1e ana
New T0rS.
Dispatches fscm the Pyussiau Government IN
its Ambassador here are full Of triumph, and ex-
press The greatest confidence OF IN eary rasufe Of
the war.
Experiments With tho ni[ssrtllcuse at Saoeburyx
ncss Indicate that tie Instrument Is t,cstr,.tv..
uhe IN close quarterp, Int that :roops de2caurut
On II may be annlht1ate1i by artillery beto;. ,he
uittai!leuse can be got In range.
The Times t!mpathtzes strongly with the prna,
SLAMS, and rc}csCcs at their recent successcs
ihe Queen has gone from Osborne to Windsor
The h1i'y Stxs again eulosizcs Mo,lcJ,
One Bftaf1F. A Ccnfnf7crn aofd,o-
under Stoncwa1l Jackson, has been arrested for
attempting to Kill Captain Elliot, IN Essex ms1ts
tratc Jcnlousy Is said to be the cause.
EpNBrRiH, Aug. 11--The operatives IN the trnn
mines Of DysaEt and Lochsrl1y have Informed
loetr employers THAT they have arranged to strike
The ultiuatum Of the strikers Il higher nv or
shorter hourR.
The Admiralty has refused permission to SIR.
Rebns In the British naral service 10 volunteer fnr
the relief Of the frusslan wounded,
A'srtees from Paris state that the Cent Qarde
fas aisbaaded, and It's members are Distributed,
amcng the various cavalry regiments.
II Is GENERALLY thought thai tho Corps Lestslauf
Is willing 10 create provisional government
, 1870-08-17
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO Weekly TRIBUNE,
Fall Details Of the Stirring Events
In Europe.
For the Week Ending August II.

EDITORIALS: Tbs 6isaation At Met.-spsia std
Itay-fspo1eou Bonsp4ste Smith Thirteenth
Congressional DItriet-Dteeet Taxation Land
Monopoly-Death Of Admiral Fafz.gut-What ii
Dunouaey!
OBITUARY: Death OF Admiral Fa,s.kut
FARM AND GARDEN: County FAl.-Seitink the
Old Grounds aud Locating In Town-No Exhibit
orr Fees, but Single TickEts-How the Plan
Wosk4-Questions by New Conner 6eoIius
powu-The Qrupt.
LITTER FROM VETERINARIAN: Lanenees in
Sucking Colts-SG7tchea.
SELECTIONS FROM THE AGRICULTURAL
PREss: Direases Of Hot.-faek Ees. with the
LAzKe Eod pownwards-Cnru for ForAse Con-
demnrd-To Cook VERSAILLES.
TO ALL KEfUbllGAn3: Addrees Of the Republican
Congressional Committee to tho Patty--Rev1ew
Of The Hiatory Of the Party-Whst II haa Ae-otn.
r1ishtd-Wofk set to he uope-Sueeese Of PEess-
dent Gsaut'a Administration.
col. MOODi:S WAR PRAYER.
WAR In EUROPE: 4 Eit!e to Netz-How To F1sht
Fta1er-Pfinrc Ercde-ir ChA1lea Of PEpAaiA utou
the f.rneh Soldier An Interview With S4pol4x.u
ILL., The Euperos'A N41aiy-1hc German DsF
Of Praysr-Lettsf ftom Gen Wllleh-An Inter
view With bszHz&-k, &c.
UnUkK fHk SEA: 4 beautiful story
CHANCES II BATTLR
POETRY: Binken 90 the Rhine, BY Mr. Caroline r
Norton.spstsasl Manifestations. By John ureea.
FIDElN ENGLISH: some Specimens os th!s Ja-sou-
ALL THAT GLITTERa Ii NOT GOLD: How B.p-
tsts wsr1 cLiselsd-Gfren by Name but not by
SHOCKING EXECUTION: Fourteen Feet Pail iron,
the Sea5tld- 1lr CE:1sin.rs Head Je1ked Oh.
FRtaATFuL DOMESTIC TRAGEDIES: A AntU
Man Aims \ Knife at hit Wlfe, Missts h.a Aim.
and stahs his Son to the Heart. Kllius Htn In
ssaatt1-A Jea'ous ifuibaud Shoos hts Wife
TMiee, and thea Hi1ssek-A DEuutta Ha.bssd
Shoota his Wife and another Woman. and then
attempts Suicide
TuE NATHAN MURDER: Cioar Of the Cospners
I1gucst-Not Hay OF Light yes thrown upon the
, 1870-08-17

-.. 5l1Nf FF.ftAl4k. +F--'k4NAhA-
Tht tn1ntuttou otess the accumulated Advantages OF
over Sea1s o .ascs sssnl Ast.y fae.i'ty j.
duration uude! tie direction Of cars Of more than
80 profesto1s and te1cbers. Far elreu1afr. apply
JOHN H. WILLARD TTuy n +
, 1870-08-17
CA1ciao I'D ALIpx RA1L-noAp Col

EA1cA6o, iIi-, Aug u iS;o ]
q he Chief Engineer of de Cktfa 20 Aitoe 1
G, i%as.s H s.e3't .9a zs5 81
tio: m4son3s *od bringing OF the Laissns Bssaeh =
nc q Loate Jssk sonyi1e Gh!caso Railroad d.
Mholg q .ay pa1t af said Coa1aetors WI b- e
Hu!fA 70 eoEanaeuee sA6 weEk by tho 10th Of S|,txU
I. B. hAACASIONk Pint Il kI Ca
, 1870-08-17

MADRID, Ans. IA report, recently cirrula.ett
saat pEusssA Is seeking an alliance vita snatn 4
untrue.
Labor demonstrations continue here mi, IN
othef clues OF Spain. -
, 1870-08-17

IHE CHICAGO WEz1Ix Tn1rC1E h1s I iaryr aud
tter circulation In the Wc-t than any other IournaL
1t il cxcocnt rnUdu for advertising. especially to
thcse ho fah 10 shr c.ttuaase Of the prsdue
tpk cateA limited uuulbef Of Advertisements win
e tafcu II moderate rates. 6ubecrrtan price ct THk
WkkKIr TRIBUNE, a. T%e Annum, With liberal yeaue.
ijtln for 4 clEh nr Ten nt u,oIe
, 1870-08-17
UNIVERSITY Of KOTRE DAME,

Aee kss s.s'tnn q the 9Th Scholastic Year of Til
sn1t::2sso-. vfn commence On
Il q T. DAY. 1cpT
rr,et - H. = eent1.afn= all desirable information
tIuu- At;!.c.s. III * se1t tsec On 4ppuca-
xiv. w. coRHY, s. S. c, Prest.
NOFRE DAVE r O. St 10. nh ca rnx
, 1870-08-17

J. 4G1oAHlNIA1AN CHAPTER, M. g. r. A. X,-Soe
O'Clock Work ca The r y. pesarn '"' -
- J. o. DICEERSOS Sc.,v
, 1870-08-17

SPAIN.

VIENNA, Aug 16.-narnn Beust has pnolicly de-
n'ed any attpznps on his pazI to mediate between
France and Prussia
, 1870-08-17

"A Ketnlaf Communication Of cARnrr o,rr
~. =, e III. Till b held this tyScancsisv, eyea.
fs1 AR requested b. rrrsrnt PR oris- - ~,
~. a. c. II. LlLLIBR1DHE Se1rtxr' ~
, 1870-08-17

NV YORK. Aug 16-Prpminent Danish nsners
arc violently opposed to neutrality. copenhs-sn
ettesa assert that Denmark will declare for Fr,nn-
~ soon Is she gains : Sreat battle.
, 1870-08-17
MANURE WANTED

PTonoeah VII be received BY the Iinro3, p r..
missioner 70: the delivery II 1W cMSis - Eoz-
Fl Eff e ga 1e.1e e b ds,:.sfed 81
Il o'eloek. 9Th IEst- - - t'a1leS * heas3a
A. r. BuRLKY, Superintendent.
, 1870-08-17
RIVERSIDE,
RIVERSIDE
Time Table,
RIVERSIDE,

Purttes visiting this elegant
and popular suburb can leave
Central Depot ut 7, 1880, and
1O:A5 n. En.. 1:1o, 4:16, s, $50.
6:15 and l1:5o p. m. KketufnInE.
leave Riverside at 0:1O, 1893.
S:15. s:11. and 9:2o n. xn., and
,. 3:37, A:A5, 6,l5, and 7:A5 p. m.
Business men will find 1t Iesa
inconvenfent to leave the city ON
the a:75 afternoon train, re-
turnin: on the trnin 1euTina
Riverside ut 7:1J In the evening,
thun ut my other hour.
Dinner and supper can be OBJ.
tnined Mt the Refectory.
All trains out stop Mt Sxate-st.
Excursion Tickets, so Cts.
Obtained only Mt the Ticket Of
Gee In the Depot.
, 1870-08-17

To Contractors and RulIders

To Contractors and Builders,
Seated proposals will h r.revr At thc nffcc n CIV,
G.Intsy Afeht.Et. :. 2 aud - Lombard nk,ek.
Wo!k n e9nntGt:on With shr errctioI epl, ION II
acddinE feEe.r C"rEt arA Seminary, ,tlIu- n M
ea5se 4 tse AEshiseet 6id's. vii .Elit. a.iaeSt
70 kEcis plolo a Inc names & tEo resp ashL:
r. tSt son,1a IT, Bes1t .. r.ts@ee ss nt
DO not hind th-nte1sea Ia arrrrt srE r1n;.:si in.
S4al' n ned an IL l:th zy Vi ssutesube1
MM. u. LAT1s!HR. Trustee.
, 1870-08-17

- HEArcC1RIKa DxfAH1xE-gru ur n,En-, .,
ofF1tk GH1kf CONAtaaAHx uF 1EB5uTFxcTt
NJ PArI- AtxN- A4k 3, l5,p.
ShALEu PROPOSALS in duptie.le viii l.. nn
s1!eHnt This ot1 nntil Is ocIhck lu NobtfaT Snrst
Eo jos furnishing tho u. f. Sssts4et~nr- it-4.nrf
nsn With OLE hundred and sixty titN} hsz. 1t kued
BEEF CATTLE.
Ga tks hoot. q Fnrt Sully D. T. delivered bv O.tobcr
u sap e u Fort Randall. d r. dshs rfy ~ Gesob<r
ls.A The bid snust srecify At which Of fhe a,o1c
Eetu tots VIII r dtliTrErd and the plEn pr 1a ia
The e&:ur faus about ON, tbous.ua md ~.
!<n1 uads Cvss wt:sht and b. steer, irom three "a
t" .Fvtn - yrare If ase- -
ss Of r. m te,nsy as1s n rsated .ush
H.ss<s Of Wild cattle. 4nc!udtaa Trxzs and Chcso-
ftr cattle well Ill uer a. ae oyrr $ytn Is
!taN CID and al falling short ns go IT, gr,ts wttrkE
bull, st.k9, and COWS. will he srjected
Each bid Rhoaid rrutAin = wTtttcu euasaut.A nf twa
n*ptrtatlc PERSONS L, the et that the bidder !. ala
20 sulc! contract In mteoraucc with :h terms VI hr
and th.. AEoua hi. p-ur. .;:saa h. .x d
~ .ad thstthe an rrps.>I 70 bscoas =,
meat. ' :. '"'">-
boud ct {iaoo will he required. aud 4 cestjfc..s
tFOm The IL II u the Cotsy EuA1t IL tA.. t.t t,sf
ca5A boud3Esan y EoE1h that amount
should tr psSecut to Ecspoud to sif bis an5
70 s:Fn The contract 1t once. I! Artiesl.
Fl bids FEeposals should Be endaFss1s ii.tnrtiy
dcsIiSotd- ~ ''' .17
By aashos5:y Of the Department Comr,.ntcr
j. Fl. GILMAN
Capt and @. s.. u S. A.. Ghirt q. s Drpt u Dskota,
, 1870-08-17
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

]. Law Department.
L. College y lth thtct cotlreea: l. C1asAscsl 2ef-
cnttrc. ). Special: s~ option Gar1nf.trr,
A.ftonoMy ttsh huxiaeersas. or any studies Of the
Ill Academy. Boyr abo+r IL vrA-- admitted to p:e-
pare for nuy cvllcsc. OF T. acquire E.i tla1vsA r!.
cation E1prn.tr Boe:d. *e.5s - - pr wrtl. Tui.
yen. s. ~ ycar Is'st ntr-+'sry rIrener-. faN to
Metcr II 3as ri Or gwen = yo4ns n'tn w.:o lsck
l, lssr- Adttrss J. e. BURROUGHS. I'Fr.i.Irat.
, 1870-08-17

!. ~ o1 T. T.. 1uests this "wednesday evening, =,
oeaoek. u 80 south lASalle It All u,c.abcr, Of tbe
Ofd1 aft tuTited. "
, 1870-08-17
Chicago Business Directory.
Hame, Business, and Location Of ths1Laadine
Business Houses ot Chicago.


lux fAt La3s ott Rtfvrnor tehxn rixitin9 ts eit
1M doe'ees arr sfFsfiy FtEsT-CLEa
Aayertislnx Agents.
o1Hh-n g HITCHCOCK. IL A1cadr-x.tt.
-. ,,azrseniiHrni Warehouse.
Axtaca2surnl implements.
FuhsT Z BRADLEY. A Il = NORTH il .c,,ou..,.
Arolheczrie. and Chrr.i-s-,
BLISS & SHARP. III Lake and rs Tvvs,:r. ,ceoaas,.
Arttssa' md Paluser.' 1Ir.eria1s.
jRVsR / AfA1S1. l2 and Isl c1uttI
Awnings. Tcns.. dc.
GILBERT HUBBARD co. aas and - So w.serrt
Hos1sa4 1Iauutaeturczs-
".H. WHtrAARSH, IN L ks-at
Heltlns and Rubber Goods.
HAILOCK WHEELER, Is L.ke-st
Hoofs nnd shoes CThole.ale)
c. H. HENDERSON ( Co. Is 4aa . WAbash-av.
k1RILASD, oRDHAY + CO, IN r E.baahsay.
LYMAN. PAGE Co. ss wah.sh-Av-
Haotx and :shaes n aole.als and Retat,-
BULLOCK BROS, - Lzl4-.t-
Rsnnk Book-, s,caun Printing uui Stationery.
PoRTkR 4 FUSTKR s; Cla1k4t-
WESTERN SkNS CD., II knI 1:3 Sta4e-st
CULVER PAGE HofEE. IL Lake-st
RAND, NcSAfy.y / CO.. Il Ctark-st
- w. ~ '''3A 4""' A2aa'ss6sset' 10 Ake-sE
CULVER. P1GR Z HnTSE IA 49, -
'-'
JOHN AMEs { CO.. = s,.ssse
COIN TIN RROEkE. & aua q Adasn4st
THOMAS q. BROHS. u A5.m...
HENRY W1II,K1S. corp<r S,si. : nd rw,.fthL.t.
t:hrouox. E.1-sx,nnv ,. u.
MARTIN UBRiKY. q S,s..st
WATERBURY CLOCK cU. II Hs,.t,4..
C!ofhtnx. &c.
y. =, r. I; ahdgsG W. ~ and Hsndo'od+t
H., ~ n; ~ % :, - ana ~ hAnaoiph
er1rkrrv aud e:!ns.Wafe ."ho1saalc>.
r-oo..-, g. ovn,,,.,,...pn,
Rf.rJ ~ = WTRG1 :" .aa 1"e''
IRA P. BOWEN CO.. lc' sFaba.h.sy.
EATON BROWN. Il kandolph-H-
.,,nSl1,s: Sn ~ go! ~ 11.e1 =
'S1-9"' . 0o - 1'4a - a"sae|
caaeb and as,d4,.r~t1,,a.-,
HAYDEN KAY, u and e Lskest
Conf. uus,l uni Soft.
o. HoLBHooK. 1o4 Lasa1cts
druggists tWhn1c8aJe,.
1rTD1 ~ rrr = :, s"n" - - ~" - !" sAAsa$t
1sGIr4rorn t+D'.a1A- - 49, ;. L*Aee~
e"5 "1oo 81 s ntxIhE 1,r1l, u. Lakee
f.tsSt 1-1a1n' % y 1-soos q NnlD. II ano -
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RfVERVIFW MILITARY AcbnFMY

F0RT WASHINGTON FRENCH INSTITUTE
Boarding and Dar School, fas Young Gentlemen. Que
Hundred and seEsntieth Aad kuk!bsidsc Road NJ
SEXfkxkTH YEAR.
formerly uE11 tie direction ol Aessrs- Lespinasse
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N, New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
Young Woman BeWare.

Under the hoading Of "Tho Por.
ills Of Fashion," tho editor of the
London Lancet supplements his
denunciations Of tight lacing with
the following hard bits at high
heels:
Tho custom Of wearing high
boots and those too 80 much s1iiall'
or than the actual heel of the
wearer as to afford no solid sup.
port, but only o balancing point,
is a source of much mischief: In
the first place, il throws tho cen
tre Of gravity Of tho body SO far
forward, that a free and graceful.
ly erect carriage Is impossible
Secondly, thoro boing no firm sup
port to tho hocl, ladies arc very
apt to twist tho ankle suddenly
by ovorbalanciug themselves and
this is not only bad in ITSELF but
the foar Of its occurrence makos
thcm assume a timid, mincing
gait. And, thirdly, tho effect of
driving tho foot constantly for
ward into tho toe Of the loot is to
produce very ugly and painful
distortion Of tho great toe joint.
There is little need for wonder at
tho almost fiorco contempt with
which young mon whose charac-
tors arc at all above tho lowest
grades Of conventional inanity re-
gard tho average "girl Of the pc
riod." 1t can not bo denied that
thcro is a significant corrcsp6n-
dence between the aesthetic hid
eousncss and tho degrading Objects
on the physical health which are
produced by tight stays and Grip
ping boots, and certain mental
and moral tone in female society
OF tho present day which is no
less surprising than IL isrepulsivo.
The whole dress and carriage of
orr fashionable women, for sevo.
raj years past has boon modelling
lLsolf, with loss md less conceal
mcnt, upon tho ideal furnished Ivy
Parisian torettes Of tho consump-
tive 1raviata typo. II is not our
business TO sot up as moral cen.
sors. But we may be excused if,
nr one" IN away, we lind it. im-
possible toignorc the logical though
rcpulsivc consistency of The gran
dcs dame and citizcncsscs, who arc
willing to spoil their lungs and
their digcstions, and cndanger
their chances Of happy maternity,
for tho sake Of a wasp vast; TO
talk slang closely verging upon
indeccncy for tho tenth part Of a
chance Of catching II husband and
TO slmpcr and lc'' ut tho indcccn-
cics Of a Grdnd .)uchcSse dc Gcro-
lestein in order TO escape tho dread
cd imputation Of deficiency in
chic.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
The Byron Controversy.

From q late 1tnglish papor wo
copy Tho following, which doubt.
loss will prove interesting to our
ronders '..'. ~
Tho Rov. G.. G. Dunbar, in sor-
mon delivered at All Saints, Lam
both, yesterday morning, alluded to
tho all-absorbing topic ofthe Byron
controversy. Ho said that thcrc
was a strange movement ut tho
present day to which the press had
directed much attention. 1t was
commended, he said, there was no
honest calling Of n man. which a
womani was. not wholly FREQ to
follow-no political rights which
a, man possessed to whicha a woman
might not equally lay claim. Tho
movement suited we'll tho rcpub.
lican spirit Of the times, which
was all for change, breaking
downs distinctions, ! lovoling in
cqualitios, %'and = removing restric-
tions, but which in its hnsto did
not stop to inquire whether thoy
wcfo'n6t casting away Divine :au-
thority, and bringing in that which
wGs!8DtngonisticE to the spirit. Of
God. What would woman be
when made tho equal Of man in
tho knowledge Of sin and OWL (?
Alasl he foared they could already
SOC; foii on whatover other points
sho might bo capable Of being tho
equal Of man, she had shown that
sbo, could not be so in tho mattcr
Of Che confessional. st. Paul sand,
Ut is H. shnmo; ovon to speak of
those things, which arc done by
tbe$wickod." ~ &.ae
Bit what wcrc tho newspapers
speaking Of now3 Why, they
woro full Of nothing else. And
what did it ali spring from2 Tho
Getsthat q woman had lost that
mock and gontlo spirit which was
in tho sightfof God Of great price,
md leaving hor vocation, had
bTought up 4 subject tho most dis
Busting, and been tho cause Of tho
most2s revolving, ideas, tho most
obnoXious thoughts, md a most
astounding Arnount; acknowledge
Of. sin boipg& set out boforo tho
minds Of Tho public, ovon boys and
girls, as wcll as men and womon.
1t was q flood of tho knowledge Of
OWL enough to drown tho youth
fil~soul. The knowledge Of sin
would bogot tnrthor knowledge.
IIo! tho brook would become q
river, and tho riyop would become
Il sen. Tho hcAtllon law Of old
said "nothing concerning tho deatl
but.good' ,,The Jnwish law sni;l,