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pALIIMsRE a OHIO RllLRoAD.

MAsHINsIcS, December -, Igl
Trans between WASHING
TON am BALTIMORE sadI f -
WASHINGTON AND THE 49,
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily. except Sunday, at 5. 6,4a, soc
and e:lS .. IN 100. SEQ, 4:lO. $40, ano I.SS
FOB ALL WAY srATIoNs.
Leave daily; except Sunday, a. J.lS, s:ss anl
sic m = 10 and a. pm:
Tor rr'ncipsl Way Stations, Bis1ensburG, Belep
Vile, Laurel, Annapolis junction and Relay, leave
Al . 10. 90 and e:ls 9. m, ahs 90, 3. 90 and
1.iS .. m; 500 .. m. stops at gessups The Sc
D m. stops ~ Annapolis Junction and Relay only
The 1:4s .. m. on Sunday stops durins ths
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ 6:a5 = m and s:I5am No train N ~
from Annapolis on sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave ~ 800 at and z -. sac and T.<spA
FOR WAY CITATIONS.
Leave AZ 200 a. m and : 90 and 1lslm.
besNe dRlly except SATURDAY. and sunday, Ct s.l
and "a q; N. and 90 aud 45 .. m.
On Saturday az D az S.A5 m and as nm
On Sunday st 500 Rnt Y as m only, cOuneos.
Ing Al helay station with trains from Baltimore ~
"heehne PArkersburg. eutsburg, &C.
For sttsShUrg, and ysiuts between Relay Hou~~
and StrssbGrg, leave q. 500 D. w, o0nnecfis az a
oommodatiOB train.
Through tickets &C me West can be hat az the
tire day.
For New YORK. rsilsdslphia and BOs,sa see d.
NertiselneEt q :. Ii-Eo1sh Lane"
In COLE, q neral Ticket Agent
GEO. =. hOOErZ, Cenn a. Washs,r.nn inf
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AUCTION SALES.
ECTERE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
IA GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN SQUARE NO. us.
- BY virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated January
L T. a. ID. 1859, and duly rded in Liber aud
n. Ne 5, folio iSe, &C. Ct the Land Records for
Washington county, d. c.. and bv direction of the
party secured thereby, we will SELL Al pub &c auc
ton, IN front of the premises. at O'Clock D. m on
TUESDAY, the 10th day Of July, A. ID. lSs2, all of
Lot No. 2, and the southern part o. Lot Nos, in
Square No. us. IN the city Of Warrington. the said
part OF lot having front of - feet LIST street
east, together with all the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One half in cash, of which sl0)
must be paid at sale, the deferred payments & be
mace IN SIX and twelve months, with interest from
day OF sale and cured by deed Of 10 the
iaetiob q the Trustees Terms to be fully complied
With within six days after day of SALE otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property az
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after
one week notice. All convey sncing and stamps st
purchaser cost.
VIM. II. WARD, r.
WIN. A. wARD,S trustees.
le22-2swSw GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THE FARE RHDUORD no THR OONyEN.
TIO6 10 nothing compared with the REDUCTION
OF Pricse ct a. sTkAUS', Clothisg, loll Pennsyi.
Nsoss eVepee' Uy0
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PROPOSALS.

NAFI PANMASTER OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, n. C, July 8, lS72
sealsi Proposals. % be endorsed prop sale, -
viii BE- received at this Uffice until I m. the wv
TEF NH uAy as -CLE. lSs2 f0I the below described
Coal. - hs deliS cred free Of expense ~ tue Wash
irSIon Navy Yard subject to the usual inspection,
60 Wit
BEreGU n E'gr, P1Usnf dnF RscrEgTiag.
] Geo one thvUssBdD tins Cumberland Coal
The coal TO be delivered on the wharf AZ the Navy
Yard into carts provided By the Gsv rnmeut. and
will be paid for according TO the weight Of the Navy
lard scales, 22la lbs. TO the ton
Bidders must ate in their bids the time within
which i.fC coal can be delivered. Responsible
ri'y viii be required for it prompt and faithful de-
livery when awarded. Blank forms for bids TO be
had at this Office.
The Iieht Is reserved 10 reject any bid not con
sidered advantage US to the Government.
ALBERT ". BACON,
JysI p. A. Paymaster. L. :. Navy.
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N9T!Cn O. kltQyA!;.A.a;T gBMAs -
town . ~ Ninth stFeet, bstVeea b and j, and In
oreer % make room Tor eDIing stock oaerS for IT,
o1tHssf ssassss. SaS E1ssSSx {, sHApsa
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NEW ROUTE FROM TIRE NORTH AND EAsI
" TO TIE SOUTH AND SOJTENEsT.
WHROUGH LINE

fItHkOIGA LINE
BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW G0RK
WASH Nc Ton, J une 2, ls7g-nOoa.
Trains between WASHING.
Ton t, and NIX" YORK srsrun - e
FOR NKw YORK, cifhoSf ohaAss Of oars
Leave daily Except Sunday 1T 800 .. n, 4: 90
and $40 . u.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday ~ 500 @ n, 100
snd .. 40 D. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York At $40 , m. sna Philsdsk
Sleeping cars FOR New York on 30 D. N. train
only
Through tictets 20 PHILADELPHIA, New Yort on
Boston oan be had al the Station Oflce at all hours
of the Cay.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
Tor schednle between Washington, BALTIMORE, An
hspolls ano the " est. j. l.. WILSON,
aster Of Transportation.
l.. Nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. kOoNTZ, AeeEt, Washington. jell
ShoRTEsr AND QUICKEST LINZ SOUTH
~ eco tAs htchMcSd, FSs4g soksbs.G
sad fS'ossat L,ss-steamers leave
Sunday y N. exoepted.D strl5 O. %. and le 10 \ n
once. COY Pennsyivanfa avenus, nylf-M
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AUCTION SALES.



GpAARpIANs, SALE 9E TWO STORY BRIGK
TWEEN o AND p, N0RTHwEsT.
By viFtue Of decree Of The orps.ns Court
ratified sy the suITeme Court Of the District
S.y Of sns n Tsu on tfs n
I'D LsqTs BESvB. susfsisa q tIs ini.nt ichil
3 bo Se
dian; viii sell, e the highest bidder, on Thu Rs
pAf9yf ilsi at oc sss p m on the prem
ipgtSn fronting lIn feet on the east side Ct 3h
ming back Is eet to % aey TSs PsS Tsa
improved by story brick dwelling house, con-
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in and IL
months interest, with secured by deed of trust
at the eos N Se
nonls1. laura E E p PF %ERs& sssI InsP
RY LATIMER CLEARYI-
- Auetioneers and Resl Estate Brokers'.
Star ONCE Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HALgABLE IMPROVED
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated April 5th.
S and fa K. recorded sSS ssoId seF 81 S 49,
county. District of Columbia and by direction Of the
sacicn gRy son. ss
O'clock , m. in front Of the premises corner of
Of ground known as the eastern twenty two FEET OF
Lot No; !, in square No. e2s. Beginning for the
running thence west twenty two (22I feet; thence
north seventy five I5) feet; thence east twenty
place of beginning. Improved by a two-story Brick
twelve months, in notes bearing Interest and ' se
cured by deed of trust tue premises The
with interest frem 9TH April ISL Convsya a1S GE
and stamps at the cost of the purchaser 10 be
'I NO ''"n "''1 S{aGSSS, ;;sH2ssSS
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE OF
COUNTY PROPERTY AT PuRI,IC

S9SAfT PK6PERTY ht PtRt tIsTA shEE OF
IL On TUESDAY. July l6, 1879, at d o'clock
E"X p. m, will sell at public auction, on the
- premises, the beautiful country seat, Mount
View, situated Ridge road, about one mile from
Georgetown, near Drovers' Best. The place is one
Of he finest views in the District; il contains tween
ty-four 24 acres and ten (i0J perches of land, Ill
good soil, and under fine cultivation, with two
fine springs, with fine orchard of apples, Pc he g.
and pears improved with cottage, fine stable, car
risge house, barn, corn house, COW house, hen
house, bee house, ice and slaughter house.
Terms Of sale: One third each; balance in one and
two years, with interest at elk per cent Deed given
and deeds of trust taken to secure deferred pay
five days from day Of SALE other rise the owner re-
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost of
osiauitng purchaser, upon giving one week notice
Of resale by advertisement in some paper pub
lished in District OF Columbia. Convey RANGING and
stamps at cost Of the purchaser. 800 down time
of sale. D. M LIGHTFOOT
jy6-9ts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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S1e1s.
Tor O0HCRET1, ell tAS sizes sssd.
Tor McApAM, az tie sixss Of Hard Noss ysqssysd
for Base sad Toyptas
HARD BEL9IAN BLOCKS 10 svsyy sssy ssxs,
North Rtcsy BsIss0s.
STONE, selected IRON ave different Quarrfes,,
every variety q sss md snaIe, suitable for fOtN
eBWIR AROHIS, ABUTAENTS and RIIRs
j. j. zee CO.,
aDl0m 1898 street west, ct Canal,
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EVENING STAR.

Dr.TH FROM OvKRwoRK-No doubt much
OF the great mortality from sunstroke can be
traced to culpable carelessness. Thus, As the
New York Tribune correctly remarks, IL II not
the lazy or rank-blooded man who Is 50 often
struck down, as the workingman, ignorant of
che ordinary precautions, or the student or ex-
cited business man, whose brain is already on
Ere, and whose nervous system Is Frustrated by
OverwOTk. Our ordinary muTderous high pres
sure system shows its nature nowhere as in the
records of last weeks mortality in the chief
cities Directions for care in exposure, dress
and diet are well enough in their place: but why
should we invite death at every moment of our
adult lives TO give him this cold shoulder at the
LAST The proportion Of children among those
stricken down by the heat last week Is appalling
Yet the heat vas not worse than our foretathers
bore and lived to tell of, and II IL quite true
that the children carried about with them
neither eXhausting cares in mind nor too hardly
worked bodies, but they had nothing to oppose
TO the fiery test but the faccd limbs and rasps cd
nerves beOueathed TO them by ancestors who
made the stimulant of energy and overwork
their master all the while.
OCCUPATIONS OF THE PEoPLR-The census
bureau j. now putting out some of the most in
teresting fOotings of the canvass OF 1870. One
result arrived At ,sss in a the numss
withdrawal OF women from work as age grow
upon them. In the sexes, the working classes
are only twO-thirds more of males than female
in early life, and only about One-third OF both
sexes are engaged in gainful labor, or, say
twelve and a half millions OF the 50 6OO,O 900 OF
people. In the first period. of 10 to Is years old,
the number Of female workers is about one
third the male; in the second period, from Is TO
80, il is about One-sixth, and in the last period,
co and upward, ii is only One-twelfth. or the
whole people only 1.1OO.OOO are returned as en-
gagged in trade and transportation, and this is
half million more than in 1sGO, or an increase
OF IS per cent.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y wAsaIssroS, y; e., June q 4

On the pettion T WILLIAz y. HIBBAkD,
OF patent granted 20 him on the l2th day on Octe-
Der, ls5sfor IN improvement in CentrifuRel Pumps.
closed the 10th day Of ss ptember NEXT that the
time for ming arguments and the Rxamineris re-
September next. VI
Any person may oppose this extension.
je2lmsW n BLEGGETf. Co@m,sr,op~r
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y Der hes obtained from the Supreme Court OF sbs
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term letters
OF ss 'sf'PSs INIT q
e eSiSn,y' .; O., Ssos.:sd An person. h.yiss
warned TO exhibit the same with the voeehsrs
the therscf, to the subseriosr, on @ hsfer
Law be excluded from ell benefit Of the ssid estats.
Given under my hand this 20 ds q ycps,; ~
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RAILROADS.
pALTIAeRE q POrsnAc n =

RALTINeRE = PorssAo =. r.,
~ DcPof ce-s1T "a aad n Sir.efs n "
IhAI hsLI hssHh FOR TsH Msn .,sssIys AT
s.s; .i S.s,s sssd s. So;
S -. S.i, w: sssJ., S.'; In,
sssR, M Baltimore Ae- 50 " m, R.siae k.pre-,
!: m, ciSsinn.u KH-sS NJ, kce s SSsS
IL o .Mss.,.nr,,s sIsryS .soou-0,...,,,.
f% senS,rs lee, iuS ksir order. At Ticket Ofhoe
fsgs XII: S:. = :.ii.. $; &E
Ser5 fsaos.S sssi. 20 20 all sSss.
0Tlsanse Sb,ss1 L.ssvis 81 Louis New
points north, northSs st test, ars -su,sS.-i
one. i,s sS1 I e smith I issa..
I'll. pyBARRl. eenl supf. AVENUE
y. :. lol Nc, Gen 4 Passr Agent. iyltf
lSi2rENNsYEvHNIa ourElSI2
TO THE NeRrHwE Ws SOUTH AND SOUTH.
On and after une 10. ISL trains will leave a. fcs
Washington IS a. N Baltimore 1885. 7.'oA m
:. -. Is =. m ...l. - ,. N.
TIE ekE.r p.S'tSs[r TRACK k 4 q N
w. hladred miles saved % Western an Oentr.,
The s:l!G m. daily, EXCEPT Sunday, Rc.sh ~sst.
9.fs 2. m. daily west,
MAS CONNECTIONS
Throueh from baltimore a. kODHESTHR ana
PlITSE RG without change
Tickets by this route can H. procured 81 the az.
nee, corner q 9Th street and rehusy II
under National Hotel where reliable tGsaT ma tiop
will be giyen ~ all tiIDes.
Passengers procuring tickets At thts % ce can
secure accommodations in Palace Cas- Tor PfttrI
burg, PERCY q. SMITH, Ticket Ascent.
Corner 9th street and PennA avenue,
-, =. ,-,, Washing tCn, ID. o.
mario ~ Baltimore, Nd.
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pROPOsALs FOR pEAD-LETTER ENyEL
0PES.

Mes. - 5, g. Is, rs %. 81, So "a IS 81 s. So e.
- a. 40 90 ~, 81, - IS, 81 s. ~ g., S. g. 6s So
II, ~, Is, "a, a., IS, 50. IS, 81. IS. je25-lagsw
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CLOTHING.
THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
THE 18th CENTURY.

THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
L THE 18th CENTURY.
Dr.. .. ID. H0we's Arabian MIX Cure
For CONSUMPTION.
~, Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds In . few hours
MOwe's Arabian Tonic BLOOD Purifier
bDurely vegetable. cleanses the system Of ali i'm
rich blood.
For General Debility, :, Lost Vitality" and
"CAaIlssEs tLs NissasssfA Osstxyy"
Every bottle ID worth its weight in gold,
Price u Der bottle: or six bottles for o..
Sold Wholesale and Retail By
CHAs, 1TorT %, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Ed. GILMAN, 62t Pennsylvania avenue.
We; RUcL.Ir, cor Psnne; avenue end "a It.
4. Days o., 18th and L streets.
]. =. MAJOR, It'll and II streets.
]. b. STONE, It'll end streets.
q.B OLARKS 90, " and Pennsylvanis ave.
b. JONES, 23 South Ut.
IABKR B Co., $50 7th street 3. y.
I'D. O0wLINe, ~ and O streets 8. W.
A. ]. ecHAYHKRI, Worth Capitol and b streets.
Dr. HIcKLINe, SOL Penna. ave. and "a strsst.
w. b. STONE, corner 7th and streets.
Wn1RID AclRoD, 0eorsetown. marlS0
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pY 3, II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctionsar
529 9TH street, between G and H.

- Real Estate Brok er and Aucticnear
729 9TH street, between G and H.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust 10 me, executed By
Mil Hiram n Trmble, on the l4th day of October
-. ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No Co., folio
"a one OF the land records for Washington county,
District OF Columbia, Will SELL to the highest bid.
deE' N trSnt OF the premises on MONDAY. the lst
right OF the said Trimbe in and to lot Of ground in
the CITY OF Washington, ID c., known and designated
90 the plan OF said city Lot number "a in so
numsered lao, obtaining 400 square feet more or
less, and improved by good Frame Dwelling. The
sald pi operty is subec to prior deed of trust for
the sum of 81 400 made for the benefit of the FI eed
men Saving and Trust Company, and this sale is
trust.
Terms: Cash on the making of the deed de.
posit Of $50 required at the time of SALE All con
yeysnciDg and stamps at purchasers cost If the
terms not implied with In three days the trus
tee reserves the right TO resell purchasers cost
J. STANLEY JONES, Trustee,
Jel4-eotd b. Ii. WARNER, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, July 9th, at the same hour and
place. J. STANLEY JONES Trustee
Jy2-eotd B. II. WARNER, Auct.
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RY LATIMEB q OLEARY,
ID Auctioneer. and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Building.
OF FOURTH STREET, NEARisrREHro' RE.
on WEDNESDAY AFTERH0ON, July
ses we shall self part lot 10, In square south Of
square DO situated on the west side OF 4ih street
story frame dwelling, containing four rooms.
Terms: !wo-thirds cash; balance in Il months,
terest Conyeyancing and stamps ct purchaser 3
jys-dxds LHTfMER 4 CLRARY, Auct..
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TOMORROW.

~ No. 40 Eleventh street
one door north Of Pennsylvania avenue.
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Nos. 81, II, l2 Is, Is %, Is, q. 80. 81
o., Is, g, 90, 40, II, IS, AS, Is, S. s.,
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MARE ISLAND.

Nos %, IS, Is, %. 90, ., 81, 80. 81 81 - a.
a. IS, as, ~, 20, 81, 81 s., 81, So 81 So So g. O. Is
~, 10, ~ ~, %, ~. 20, ", y, $. $. %.
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PHILADELPHIA,

Nos. ], ls. Is, 10, Is p, q, IS g. g. 81,
Is, 90, 70, n, 3, -, MS, ~. IS, Is, S. w.
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Nos ], 3, 4, Z L., Is, IS, Is, q, 30 81 49, gs a.
y AZ 81 ~, 49, as 49, -, 81, -, So 81 s., 81 IS 90 o.
%, o. 6o, %, 70,7l 273, "a, "a, IS, So 81, S. So
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TKUsTEES SALE OF AN OROHESTERON.
=. By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 10th
day Of September, 1871, and duly recorded in
LiSer No 6ss. folio Isl, one Of the land records
and by the written request Of the party secured,
shall sen, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of July,
iSZ at O'Clock 3. m, on the premises, one Or
chesteron, now In premises numbered 463 and asa
on Pennsylvania ave-, between ~ and 9th streets.
This instrument ID nearly new, and In fine condi-
bargain.
Terms cash. LOUIS WHISPER, Trustee
jy5-d6ds IRep1 LATIMER 4 OLEARY Auct.
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Ty1 LATImER e ULEAR1,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and 18th 81.
Star Office Building.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

a Washington dispatch of the twelfth in.
slant to the Louisville Courier. ya,,,,o,
says:
There are soa4e very important political
movements oeinS inaugurated lust now.
Some OF the reform Rpublicans are verv
ANXIOUS that the Cincinnati convention
shall lndorse the candidates for Pres;dar+
anu ice President recently nominated nv
the Labor convention, and tor this purnoss
are here TO ascertain the views, and if nns.
sioie. TO secure the cooperation of the 70.
TORN Republicans in Congress. A meet;nr
Tor the discussion of this Important rronos;,
ton VIII be held early this week, thouah i
Is not probable that the result Will he an
bounced before the meeting of the Cincin-
matt convention, wien it will be laid before
that body. 1t is claimed that a large MN
per OF democrats are in favor OF an indorse-
ment OF tue Labor candidates bv the Dem
ocratlc national convention, ard if that
Grass OF Democrats get the controlling in
1luence II the Democratic convention il is
oei'eFed that course will be pursued
prominent Democratic Senator this after
noon gave 1t as his opinion that the only
change Ter the opposition to beat Grant
Will be IN the united action of the three op-
posing parties. The Democrats like Cox.
Holman, Niblack, Potter and others are be-
ileyeG to favor the same view. The Labor
people viii not support TrunbulI, on
account OF his opposition to the eight.hour
law anu other measures. There is Quite a
discussion among them on the Co;umhus
nomination.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

ABOUT two months ago fOur-pound ham
mer tell upon Mr.. Cressy's head, in Lewis
ton. Maine, from height OF ninety feet. in
tiicting q terrible fracture. and il was
though: Impossible for him to recover. He
was tough subject, however. and instead
OF succu-nbing 10 the frightful blow. as
most men would have done, persisted in
getting wei, and only a day or two ago
astonlshesl the editor of the Lewiston Jour
.'su5 by walking into his office and display
ing little box full of fragments OF his own
skull removed BY trepanning shortly after
the accident. When Mr.. Cressy removed
his hat he exhibited an ugly evidence of the
blow inflicted by the hammer An intecu-
ment has formed over the brain at the
point lacking the skull bone, and if one
could see a man think he might almost
watch the beating OF the brain beneath it's
trail window pane. For some DAYS after
the accident he had severe headaches: sub
sequently he had difficulty in rememberinr
events. and could with difficulty keen M a
connected line OF thought This trouble.
since ne became convalesceur, has grad
uallv disappeared and once more. anna.
rentlv. his head is level He sleeps Wei.
has good appetite. and seemingly gets
along comfortably with a part OF his era
MUM n his pocket.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
n south Wind Longing.

Here Is something timely and dtlleges
from Warmers backlog Studies I'M
forthcoming April number of .Se1f5ner'&
Perhaps the influence of the four s's
winds on character is only a tancied Sa
but 1t Is evident on tempo ment. which,
not altogether a matter of temperat@
although the good old deacon used toss
- humble. simple way, that his thH
as very good woman, but her 'ea
Ire was very different fiom that
theVther two" The north wind is fals
courage, and puts the stamina of enduEsr
into man. and it probably would lniel
woman too II there were a series Of resea
tons passed to that effect. The west vn
Is hopeful: it has promise and adventure
II, and is. except to Atlantic voyages Amer
ca-pounu. the best that ever blew. Thees
"lnd Is peeylshness; it is mental rheuna
Ism and grumbling, and curls one uPn
the chimney corner like a cat. And W
cnilihey ever smokes, it smokes when tr
VINO sits an that quarter. The south WIN
is iui' ot longing and unrest, Of etfemiM
suggestions, OF luxurious ease. and perDF
we might say OF modern poetry-atSl
rate modern poetry needs a change OF ~
am not sure but the south is the me-
powerful OF the winds, because of its s.s
Pefsuasiveness. Nothing SO s,irs the bes
III spring, When 1t comes up out OF "
tropical latitude; it makes men ..longenT
gon on pi.grimages.'
dld intend to insert here a little pes
las Is quite proper to do in an essav( ont to
south wind, composed by The Young Lad
Staying with Us, beginning.
ont OF drifting southern cloud
My SOUL heard the night bird cry
nut IL never got any further than this. I'D
Aotlng Lady said it was exceedingly dib
cult 10 write the next two lines. because|
only rhyme but meaning had TO be pr
cured. And this is true: ANYBODY cS
wrlte hrst lines, and that is probably ID
t t We nave SO many poems which seq
10 nave been begun in lust this vav. tbs
Is, with south-wind belonging without a1l
Pusnt IN It, and it is very fortunate who
pre- Is not wind enough to finish tbeS
4 MS emotional poem, if may so call il. VS.
oeguh AFTER Herbert went away. | liked
ana thought it was what is called 'sas
Sestive: although did not understand j.
especially what the night third was: and
am afraid hurt the Young Lady's feeling
oy asking her if she meat Herbert by tb
night bird'-a very absurd sngqestci
ABOUT two unsentimental peop,a. Size said
,INohsehse; but she afterwards told To
o ISL thal there were emotions that OBJ
Jouiu never put INTO words without tAt
tanger OK beng ridiculous-a protoun'
~ .iu.n. ana yet L should not ike to 80!
i inae .here Is not tender lonesoneness .
i;nI snat can ger comfort out OF a nigh
or" IN cloud, if there be such a thins
|Ai"iS SIS Is the death of sentiment.