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hair is thickened. failing hair checked, and
badness often. though not always, cured
by It's use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the tollicles are destroyed, or the
glands atrophied and decayed; bat such ~
remain can be saved by this application,
and stimulated into activity, 10 that new
growth OF hair In produced. Instead OF eooi'
ing the hair with psty sedimenttit will
keep Il clean and vigorous In OCCASIONAL
use viii prevent the hair from turning cray
or falling Cd, and consequently prevent
badness The restor alton OF vitality II gives
70 the scalp arrests and prevents the lorna
ton OF dandrut, which is 10 ofteo % On.
Clearly and offensive. Free nom tno8
deleterious substances which make come
preparations dangerous aud inJnrtous TO
the hair, the yigor can only bsneot Dali Do
harm IL. II wanted merely ,or ID Alh
DRESSING, nothing else can Be nund sos
desirable. Containing neither oil Nor 3ys,
IL does no, soil white cambric, and yet lasu
long on the hair, giving rich, giosHy
lustre. and a grateful perfumA
Prepared by Dr.. J.C.Ayer Do,
Practical and Analytical chemids, Low
ell. Mass. OCH eDuAW
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Wool Market,
PHILADELPHIA, August ..


There is rather u ore doing; but prices
are steady. About l20 600 lbs sold, in.
Guiding Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, Xxx washed fleece, 81 to Csc;
x do, 81 10 66c medium and coarse do
IS to 7Oc; combing and delaine do, so
to Sic; Indiana, Illinois, Micnigan,
Wi-co"sin and other western heeces, X
and Xxx washed fleece, 81 10 &C; nell.
UNI and coarse do. IS to &c. combing
and delane do, soc; fine uuwa-hsd, 40
to 42&c medium and coarse unwashed
40 to Sic comsing unwashed, 60 to &c;
choice tub washed. 73 TO 75c; tair tub
wssheu, IS 10 7oc; interior rub washrd,
60 to Csc No. city pulled, 81 to 62tc
merino city pulled, 81 to 623c country
pullinga. SIS to Csc. according to quality.
North American
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new YOrk - sket.
NEW YORK, August l.


FLOUR-At $40 IS for super6ne
State; 81 1907 90 for extra State;
81 2597 IS for choice dor ~ 4O
@8 10 for fancy. do IS 0096 81 for
super6ne western; $7O0@7 Is for COM
mon to medium extra western; 81 5O
as so ror common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; 81 100
9 4o1or trade brands 81 3099 Is for
common to fair extra St Louis; SO 81
oil 90 for good to choice do. south
ern -four advancing, at 81 60@9 Is
for common to fair extra and - SO(9
II IS tor good to choice do. Rye -four
very firm at 81 25@5 10. Corn meal
quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat decidedly 6rmer at
81 639l 81 for No. 2 sprinp; 81 6S@
l. ~ for No. | dor 81 83@l 80 for
winter red western; 81 92@l IS for am
Der western. Rye quiet at 74c Tor
western. Barley qniet. Barley malt
dull. Corni6rm at 64a@64tc tor western:
Oats firm at 44@45tc for western and
4S@52c for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork, the market is
steady at $l3 75@l3 80 for ne" mess;
$40 50@ll NO Tor prime, and $l2 0O
6l2 so Tor new prime mess. Beef, dull
at IS O0@7 90 for plain mess and
SS 00@l0 90 for extra mess Beef bans
qniet at $40 00. Tierce beef dull at
SI2 00@l5 90 for prime mess and
SIT 00@l9 90 for India do. Cut meats
quiet and steady at l0@l4c for hams,
and 6@7c Tor shoulders middles
steady at 7ac for long clear. Lard
qniet and steady at S4@9c tor No. to
prime steam and 9sc or kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Duh at 22@26c for new.
CHEESE-Dull at l0@l24c Tor ccn-
mon to prime.
COTTON-Opens quiet and without
decided change, at 293c for low md
dlings and 2l3c or middlrng url~nd-.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at l2c for
crude and 224@233c for refined.
TALLOW-Quiet al 9@9!c; stearne
dull at 946l0fc.
WHISKY-Quiet at 93c.
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CrATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

George o. Davenport, Guardian OF the in
fant heirs ot James Y. Caldwell, de-
ceased. We. George III. Caldwell, Anna L;
caldwell, Bella =. caldwell AID Edmund
y Caldwell, infant children of James Y.
Caldwell, deceased, and Mary T. Caldwell,
widow OF said James Y. caldwell, de-
ceas "a. In chancery.
Pursuant 10 a decree entered in the above
named cause on the 10Th day of July. 1872,
will, as Special Commissioner named in
said decree. offer at Public Sale at the front
door oi the Court House OF Ohio county,
Wat Virginia., on
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Saturday, August 3lSt, 1872,
The Property known as
Hamilton's Quincy Foundry
M A CHINE SH O p.

The said works are situated in the central
part OF the city of Wheeling, West VIZ
z MIA, near 10 both railroad and river The
bui,dIng> are about IA feet lo"g, loO feet
wide, "st'y OF brick, and three stories
hi n. The lou dry is provided with one
20 ton Air Furnace and , Ne and one ton
Cup,la, with all the necessary Crane, En-
giues, Railways, Flask SC, &c, and al.
mos COUNTLESS numb of PATTERNS OF all
kinds and descriptions; but is specially pre-
pared for turning out heavy work, such as
MN MSchiuerv, Water Pipes, &c. The
Machine shop 10 complete in all Its parts
and Is provided with all the modern ma
cn'nery OF the best patterns and kind. Inc
Blacksmith shop, Pattern shops, SC, are
all comple'e In AL their "a Is.
Sale positive. ierms-One-third cash, the
balance In one, two and three years, with
interest from Day oi.s'le.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
augl0i Trustee and Adaimi-t-atHr-
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FtNAHGE AND Trade:
NWYsrk. money MasHet.
NV YoRk, August 1915 P. N.

MONEY-0n call az to 4 per cent,
tbs closing rate having been 2 to 8 per
cent! -,.--. H.. -
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Firm at
108falU8f sor prime 60 dsys.
GOLD-Duli but Arm 1t 1llt9llls
cash and was abundant
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Dull but
strong Uofted States currency 6s at
1133Sl3t. -
J. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to.
d y ST4,009 on account OF interest, and
5000 in redemption Of 5. 20, bonds.
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FOR SALE.

FINE RESIDENCE, WITH TEN
y arr,s OF Land, one half mile from
tnA,r, House in WsrlSburg. Vest virginia.
Tor particulars see "Wellsburg Herald"
"a aDnnire OF D.. HALL
~ n Wellsburg, w. Va.
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Island Town Lots For Sale.

nPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
" Fifty choice Building Lots, price 500
10 $40 One.thrd cash; balance In one
AMI two years. Also, the dwelling House
/ now reside in, just above suspension
Bridge, on west side Main street.
THEODORE FINK.
IDly g3th, 1872. Jy2S-h
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For Sale.

IL 4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
- with seven or eight rooms, on Iacoo
- 4 rast: also small Frame House with
,v, rooms on jacob street; also new
brick House on Eod street. containing
ton- rooms. l.. u. HUGHES,
w." Real Estate Agent.
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For sale.

>JY TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON
vi the Island, lot ninety feet front on Wiz.
ma street, ~ feet deep; we'll improved
With ruit and flowers.
Iy2}-h T.. l.. ZANE.
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For Sale.

I'M LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, FOUR
Hundred and Twenty (4eD Acres of
Land on Wheeling Creek, Three Miles from
Elm Grove station. by
w. v. HOGE 4 BRO.
fv1S lU5 Market Street.
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Wanted Immediately,

NIFTY eW COMPETENT Statesmen
L salary with expenses paid, or on COM
gu Q, ssion' to sell and lease The New wheeler
!. wilson" sewing Machine. Wagon and
q IA, furnished. For terms, &c, apply 10
'~'"' YIN. SUMNER q Gu,
nar9 3 Monroe st, Wheeling, w. va
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Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders OF the Citizens Fire
Marine and Life Insurance Company OF
Wheeling. Wet Virginia, will be held
at the Office OF the said company,
No. Mcclure House building, on Friday,
the Is lust, between the hours Of 10 A. VI.
an 5 2. N, for the election Of nine Direct
ors, the adoption of bylaws, and Ithe
Transaction OF such other business a. may
be brought before the meeting. -
angS "a w. .SHRIVER, Sec'y.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

SECOND HAND ENGINE AND
y boiler, all az complete running order, cylin-
Ter ~ inches diameter. two DOT siroke,
mower sufficient TO Iuu flour or saw mill.
hH4u''I CCLBERTSON, WILEY & CO.,
org-.a Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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WANTssE
Wanted.

COMPETENT TEACHER No. IAkSi
A ,cbsrse OF the "Linsley institute 10
~ in this city. A thorough hngl.sSa
S Sa classical scholar and an ,d $3.50 her.
tea nsI .Stnstion with fair inc ,me. APP
maui ma re lanes PAUL, Esq or to ths 9paer-
signed - %.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A drsains
which b u
onosasresaiAs
healthy, and
enectna for
preserving
hair. n Ooo
reaoo fadd~
ww hdtr 10 IL
original eotse J
Edh M ebn
andfah,ssss y
s-os<fk Thin
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

DELMONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
ID Room aud Dwelling. corner Market and
Dlvi ion streets. Possession given immedi.
stely. Inquire OF
jyl9 WINK .BRlNTlN.
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HALI'o
Vegetable sioiliu
HAIR
REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation; which II
due 10 merit alone. We can arsufs ov Old
patrons that II IL kept fully mp 10 ~ hish
standard; and II Is the only reliable ana
perfected preparation for restorins 0RAY
Or FADED HAIR 70 iu youthful color. uAks
Ing Il son, lustrous, and silken. The scalp
by Its use, becomes white aud ciesn. Tire
moves all erIptions and dandrun, and, ~
Ia tonic properties prevents the hair mum
falling out, IN II stimulates and nour1sb0
the hair glands BY It's o.e, the hair grovs
thicker and stronger. In hadnnsz, II To-
stores the capillary glands 70 thstf uceuar
vigor. and will create q new growth, exsspe
In extteme Old age. II h the mos ecooone
ical HAIR DE- pssISG ever used, as Il require
fewer applications, and gives the hair
splendid, gIosy appearances. A A. HayeS
NJ. d.. state Asrayer OF Ma~achusst1- ~,
.The constituents are pore, and esfefuuY
selected for excellent quality; and oonSq.
er Il the Besr PKEP .RArIos tof ih inttnAr
ed purpose-."
Sold by all Druggists. and Dealer
IN N .oicines. sI-.I 1000
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Z. Z.

Tickets TO all principal points In the r.a,r
and west can be procured at the UnioI
Ticket ONCE, In Mcclure House, and at thu
Station al bridgeport
r. X. MYERS,
Iel2 Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B. co

T~HEH9QPASSENGER TRAIN
~ 8exwill beruu by the ioiIowip'
schedule on aud after June 10, lS72-- Wheel
Ing LIne
sT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LZAvs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at'.....5.5O A. n. daily at....iIlO Al
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland 2l5P. n. Columbus. .yT25P. N.
Baltimore ..-.S:S S4andusky .lGJ0 /"
Washington Cincipnau-- i0:l5 ."
d. C....----.--s5O " ~ iicagD. --...--ssSo A -
Philadelphla.GO AN 81. LOuls..-..l:OO p.
New York ....6I0
FAST LINE,
KAsT-LEAYEs wEsT-LEAyEa
wheeling wheeling
daily at....-6:iO p. Il. daily at. SG5 Az
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Cumberland 100 A. n. Column bus ......2Ior ?. Il
Baltimore -: Sandusky.,..byO .
New York. i0P. n lCincinnati.--
Philadelphia ~ " Chicago. 4. n
Washington II, Louis.....-
.C..........-lGO5 4. n. Sundays excepted
MAILTRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvs wcsT-LEAvEs
daily at...ll5o Pm. daily ats-Ir5,r. 4.
ARRIVES At ARRIvEs AT
Cumberland.s:U A. NJ columbus. Sl5 A, ~.
Baltimore. ...-i.55 y. n. ISandusky.... SOP. r
Washington CinciD natl. "a "
d. C.........-..62J p. n IChIcago. --.l1i5
PHILADELPHIA aU 81. Louis 9 W A. -.
New York; Saturdays excepted.
CUMBERLAND AiCoMMoDATIoN.
EAsr-LEAyB wEsT-LkAy0
wheeling Wheeling
daily at 1865 A. n daily nc ..-5 IS ?. Il
ARRIVES AT ARRIVE At
Cumberland-91O columbus. -I2.jO A. r.
Sundays excepted cincinnati 6k5
- Louis. D. 5P. y.
lChlcago-..--..lGl5
Sunday -Kr-otei.
WHEELING, PlTTS'G 4 BAIT. DIV.
Leaves wheeling At us a. N. and 40
q. ~, Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make con nections
at Baltimore with trains for PhiiadSi.
phia, New York and Boston. Al Relay
House, via Washington City, for all point
south.
West bound trains make direct conne>
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
tickets 20 an principal point can be pro
cured at the ONCE.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Aaster OF Transportaiiop, baltimore
K T. DEVRlES,
Jel7 General hzsnt Whs~Ifne
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
FOR SALE.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
w TON, at the front door OF the Court
House in Wheeling, West Virginia, com
mencing at ~ A. NJ, on
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1-As&- NA AAs @@
Tested by Thousands OF Persons IN this
Community and Vicinity. They have con.
tinualfy Increased in Popular Favor, and
are acknowledged by all 10 be the best PHI
FOR Liver COMPLAINT,
USE ONLY DIR. A. y. TODD'S PILLS
For Dyspepsia,
For Sick Headache,
For Disordered Stumachs,,
USE DR.: 4. n. rODD'S PILLS
For Indigestion Of Food,
USE DR.. A. y. TODD'S PILLS
For Acidity Of the Stomachs,
USE DR. A d. TDDD'S PILLS
For Constipation Of the bowels,
USE DR.. A. S.TODD'S PILLS
For Palpitetton Of the Heart, ..-.
USE DIR. A. n. TODDFS PILLS
For Impurities Of the Blood,
USE DR.. 4. y. TODD'S PILLS
For Pains In the Head,
USE DR. A. 3. TODD'S PILLS
For Pains In the Side,
USE.DR, A. 9. TODD's PILLS
For Family Medicine,
USE Dr.. 4. \. TODD'S PILLS
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS q CO.,
Druggists,
Proprietors, to whom address ali orders.
OCT
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Rive Eloar.

w for sale by
LIsT. DAVENPORT 4 PARk1- y
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70 r rAs SsTuS 81 the a 1aiIaa +
schedule on and after June 10, lS72-- Wheel
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This company has been In successful oper-
alton six years continues 70 insure against
loss or damage by IRE on Buildings
all kinds, Manufacturing ESTABLISHMENTS,
Household Furniture and Personal Proper
ty generally, Hulls and Cargoes on the
Western waters, on as favorable terms n
other sound institutions.
WIN. b. SIMPS0N, President.
J.R MILLER, Secretary.
OSCAR ASDROCH, Agent and Solicitor
DIRECTORS:
VIM, B, Simpson, VIM. c. Handlan,
Jno. X. B0tsiord, J. K. McCortney,
John l.. HchLs. {. L. Brown,
Or. ii. J. Wiesel.
Jas
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West Virginia Insurance Go.

West Virginia Insurance 90.
Office No. Mcclure House Block.
CAPITAL, oi65.OOo
TAKES RISKS AT THE Low Es1
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Furnitnrs
Household Goods, Merchandise and Good
In Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob NJ. Bickel,
Henry Hartman, DIT. j. C. Hupp,.
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund Booking,
K. J. Smyth, T. J. Campbell,
J. II. Bristor, =. Prayer,
Vim. B. GILBERT, Thomas Boygess,
DOT. Farnsworth, VIM. B. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph ShieidA
VIM. X. White, y. Con, Jr.
l. H. Duval ID. II. Dix.
VIM. r. Stevenson.
JACOB HORNBR0Ok, President
JACOB VI. BICKEL, Vice Prest
I. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
mar?
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EXPKESS.
wEsT-LZAvns.
Wheeling
daily at...-ill0 A. y
ARRIVES At
Columbus. ...-TSP. N.
.Sandusky ...lGJ0 "
Cincip natl-I0 :l5 /"
- iicagD. $50 A. -
81. Louls-...-..l:0O p. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
STEAM rRANsIr IN BROOKLYN.

The great length OF street railroad lines in
Brooklyn, and the steep grades. especially near the
River together with the recent interruptions of travel
caused first by the horse disease, and later by the
storms called attention anew 10 the transit ques-
ton especially to the problem OF substituting steam
for horse power Two prominent railroad men Of that
city have lately expressed themselves upon the subject
much "a follows:
MT. Sullivan President OF the Brooklyn City Railroad,
states the directors OF that road have decided not
adopt steam unless better application OF IL Is in
vented than exists. The $50 OF the Company
would have to be rebuilt and provided with engines II
change made. As many engineers would have to be
found and Trustworthy ones and were this not
the they would be less manageable class than the
present drivers. Explosions would be likely to occur
from time TO time with the usual loss OF life and prop
erty and hoheaded censures. The heat
and steam would disgust passengers IL larger cars
built. carrying passengers at greater distance
from the engines the frequent stops would be damage
20 such heavy machines and the danger 20 other travel
would be increased In word in ITS present method Of
application steam would be failure.
Quite different the views OF Mr. VIM. Richardson,
President Of the Atlantic and Fifth-aVe. line. His
some motive power other than that or horses That
power might be steam caloric some other power
but the use OF the horse was behind the age. The app
cation OF steam w0uldbe stimulus to invention In these
directions and such the only path ~ discovery
His company would make tho change at the earliest
moment IL would be faster and cheaper method, and
q revolution 10 the whole matter would surely come
az the railroad train and tho steamboat succeeded the
stage coach and the sailing vessel.
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orranIsed associations and collectively signing private
ind yduals have been already forwarded TO NJ Theirs
from all parts of the country To avoid either over
rating undertaking their importance, 10 Is we'll TO note
that though all Of them assume to DO In praise and sup
port Of the Government, OF hem byeason OF the
quality Of their signers the political they
suggest to the President, looked by
him with only the sem-pleaseds reprovlng eye.
he cast on the extreme sinister wing oil his
dangerous friends Ut Versailles that in comparatively
few instances are they signed by all, In some by only
minority of the councillors OF the communes and depart
mens from which they sent; but that IL Is not ue
that the Government openly covery encouraged
this order OF manifestations. Taken together these 90
bear the essential features of national movement.
Minister Lefranc of Interior censured, as SAID
above and resigned the ground (Which Is not tru
ment councillors, which indeed, In some cases;
has been, by strict Interpretation OF the law o.
1855. formally illegal. The notable point a. Is
that one NapoeOnist whip provoked ana another ,. Z
Napoleonist urged this and that Oreanss anu
ment continues. and is beginning to take new turn
Addresses from the respective electoral Districts more
ents are now coming In 90 MOnarchs Opposition depu-
ties at Versailles, advising them to withdraw ana give
honest folks whom they misrepreseht open chauco W
II is the Right which still insists that In real truth 1t
the Left and ioin IN the majority of the Assembly,
and q is this Right violently recaerates against
ths vote Last Friday viii have some interest such OF
your readers take interest in French politics vi the
$40 who voted for the Government amendment eight arc
titled mobiles, beggarly account Of three margqlses
four counts aud vscoun Is more have the anslve or
semennObng particle dc before their names; the re-
naming rOtiers plain misters whose titles
of vulgar citizenship back later than 1882 O the
1856 minority dukes, % marquises, AZ counts, Is
viscounts Il barons so add the de TO their names eav
ing only 1852 merely decent uOtureys TO the majority
1T pity that this analytic comparison should have
its special eanin belong nine generals, Two colonies,
four admras; 10 the minority, six generals two adml-
rails one colonel beside bishop Dupanlcup) and one
an
FEBRUARY 1871 when the primary and absorbing ques-
ton with most constituencies was Is the candidate Iof
or against concluding peace any termsf Bu AT the
various partial elections held since that controlling qe
ton finally settled, free play was left to toe next
gravest one, Republican Monarchy or these 49, the
names OF but 10 are recorded on the affirmative list.
". IL, IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-31
YFDO GOSSIP

THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS-POPULAR FESTIVE
TIEs-THE MIKADo's MARCH OF PROGRESS
THE REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT REACTION
TOTALLY DENIED.
lPROH THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
YEDo, Nov. 23.-It begins to appear as if
the only occupation 20 which the japanese in this i'm
mediate neighborhood likely 10 give serious aten-
ton this yearIs Of popular reyery and democratic
diversion Under any circumstances, the natural light
heartedness Of the people makes their most rigorous
cations 70 q stranger like careless merrymakngs;
but the number Of prescribed festival days Is always
large that at leastonehaf the time, in locality
another is devoted 10 unrestrained rOic This year,
accident has ordained unusual excess Of occasions
which might properly be dedicated 10 public rejoicing
Whenever ull has threatened, visitor OF high
political or social Importance has been sure to
put IN appearance and thereby 10
Justify government DEGREES OF national sports,
which have been eagerly seized upon proper oppOr
tunces for the suspension OF all business and the
newed worship Of the mrti-protecung deties. At
present the a-ent Of the Grand Duke Alexis Is tho
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TRIBUNE" REPORTS OF THE TYNDALL Lee
TURES.


SIR: | have wanted to thank you for the
thorough reports OF Prof Tyndas lectures given your
paper the OF the Professors projected
visit reached this sde anticipating with intense
interest the promised In following up, without
losing step, his lucid reasoning, 1t has yet been
great help to that could In your admirable reports
20 again miuutie that might otherwise have
escaped my memory aud that have also been enabled
20 impart my satisfaction 10 friends at distance by
sending them copies of The TRIBUNE
little and not remarkably strong woman, was at
the hall last evenings and when acquaintance OF the
stronger greeted me with dolorous doubts as TO
whether the lecture would not be postponed
Of the stormndeed he felt confident it would be post
pOned-I said, MOI Prof. Tynds is English gentle
and scientists he does not believe In setting aside
obligations for trivial ends. He will leeturel ven
tured through the storm in the faith that Prof Tynda
being In the habit OF conscientious exactitude as
CARDS physical .once, would be likely exercise SINH
lar conscientious eIactness In moral obligation.
know that after struggling through the stormpicked
up from snow wreaths, and when blinded by the
drift guarded frOm seighs by tho Of escort
been postponed so think would Professor osson
or St. stephens College, Annandale whom L noticed
there aud who. Drawing all the dangers OF railroad travel
In the Winter season, had from Duchess County
when he makes 10y oonstrucon) the Professor say he
would pray FOR those who said hard things about him
His words we're thathe would return blessing" for tho
anlmadyerslons OF his Presbyterian friends The huml-
ty that Joins tue psamst In saying WHAT Il man that
thou art mindful OF him. does not necessarily result In
uubeief. That Professor Tyndalps lectures do not
weaken ones faith Is tho experience Ot
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