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the Kind n did should not venture upon On .h h
fnl topic occasion IKE ls aiie n M m nas,,red
~ INV cloth: and be this cut IN village or messreu
W VI, y 49, " root netropos 10 Is sill my cloth, ana am
egnay Jealous In its service Iie uneaa G 1h
Tue G bs3ies and favors allowed the press and
tolerated by Journalists, keeps 'e the independent
syafenn relying Tor it, success upon tne Sne Soera
law OF public needsof supply ana % eaot mon level
with the successful cultivation OF otner , t bns
6ory pursuits man goes into "a tbnEs ne is suited
10 IT, lie wants 10 control his own osLoo n Correct i'm
OF himself OF course IL o% ae nauStrons he gets
on This rule of life does not vary l's 'oL oarasm a. ont
ism What the secret OF capacity IN which
passes for genius 1t IL the same t1wjng and
known secret which the world mas oSe been blabbing
and which successful men have been dulety %nensa
since the beginning OF Se anS and can.
ing self-reance cheerfuness, common sehss nn of
dor the foundationstones Of diplomacy, OF nnancc, VI
science OF commerce. OF all needfu arts ana sua'oe''
THE EMANCIPATION OF THE PREss'
PRAY d. not think am striking too high. Ihese hre
but simple and easy in human nature the source
and resource the buttress and the beOwer OF journal
ism and free press. They atainable by the snan
est journalist OF the smallest village, and not uhl eS
are learned and well learned, by the lesser
OF the country, hope for that JOURNALISM woh
ideal now, is destined to win the nght OF tne ppd
against the corporations; TO substitute natlOha anu
popular spirit against mere demagogisfn ana ply
snirit: and n such be- Gods providence, TO establish
that Universal Republic which, based on universal D
Hgence ls TO bring us peace on eaTth snu ky k11 20
among Emancpate the press from Its thraldon 10
mamn.On by making it sefsustaningl Bind 1t win WIN
hooks Of steel to the service OF the
people! Acknowledge no master except tnat
Of which you yourselves are component parts-a Boara
of which you members-a Cabinet Of which you are
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Is the only service OF which may be proud ana IN
which he may feel happy. Throw of the old execra0e
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orng memories and inscriptions for that other badge,
that insignia of rank and Independence, which says;
am no mans dog. am n man among men, The ROOF
above my This threshold IL mine; and, hod
lug no commission but that which, sent from Heaven,
makes me a spokesman for my fellow-men, and having
no weapons except handful OF types am able to DEFY
the world that proposes, unbdden 10 cross IT, Deng SUP
ported by an army, numerous and powerful which is
ready 10 rally at moments notice for the defense OF
itself which Is defense" believe IN that sort OF
journalism. aud believe that that sort OF journalism
will believed In Dy every man who edits ana
reads "a newspaper.
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Mrs. Whitney's new book, The Other Girls"
has already reached sale OF 200 copies and the demand
for II s difficult 10 supply So large sale OF salutary
book s one Of the most cheering signs Of good time
coming In American society.
Tile Daily NeirS of London is not charmed
by Mr.. Cushng's book the Treaty Of Washington.
What strikes the editor the special oddly is that 1t
should be the work Of gentleman who was one Of the
counsel for on important and grave
occasion, and he wonders whether any political condi
ons could have rendered It possible for Sir Roundell
Palmer 10 make the arbitration subject OF salrieal
poe or Prof Montague Bernard 10 apOstrophze N
I'm allegOrcal ode This irreyercnt writer is moreover
Teniuded by the closing passages Wheren Mr. Gushing
boueg that this aud all else tend to the glory OF hs
own country OF the gentleman about whom M0ntagne
has an anecdOte. This parsonage day made. at "A
uroyincia assembly OF some kind, absurd and CON
fnscd speech, at which the pOeness OF his hearers
could hardly keep them from laughing Serenely un-
conscious Of their amusement, he was heard 10 say m
low tone Of ardent pety, as He sat down, Non HObis
DOaie but 10 Thee be all the glory O tE eloauene
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Guicciol though very old, was very fond OF
company and used to visit good deal. ON such occa-
sions she was always followed by valet, carrying
large black bag into which, arriving, she thrust all
her wraps. The black bag OF GuccOli as well
known as the Marquise herself.
Mr.. Marsh Phillips Of Torquay, England,
aged s. hearing that child had fallen into the sea- and
was being carried away by the tide instantly plunged
into the waves Ito save it. sl Yet, on a Brook
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who had fallen into the river.
The expedition sent out from England to
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be a failure. letter from Zanzibar Of the 18th Of
March says DR.. Dillon left BogomOya with the
guard of expedition, where Lieut.. Cameron with the
rest OF 1t Is stl staying. The latter suffered from fever
and Mr. Murphy OF the Royal Artillery from erysipeas
Dr. Kinks advice and help were again priceless. The
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few and not OF the best The worst is that the expodi
ton commenced az the DC ginning " the rainy
when the plains turned into marshes generating
feyers European constitutions cannot stand it, and
often not even the negroes. II an expedition from
the interior Is to succeed tue chiefs and
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mountain gained durlg the heatlcSt season, before
the setting iu Of the pcstlicutial rainy season IL
the tNpcditOu WOuld be fresh and ready 10 adj
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Yet reasonable arrangement has Decu nearly always
neglected. The members Of the expedition are less
guilty OF this than those who planned It, In such q
combat against the elements, even IL the expedition
turned out TO be failure, the public should not Judge
too severely the active energetic, ana courageous men
WHO carried it
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New-York tribune., 1873-05-03

Enormous as these figures appear. they have been
determined both by mathematical calculation ana by
experiment
valued TOO highly in connection with public health We
find that the great plague OF London and Westminster
the 18th century shown by the parish registers OF
the Church OF St Margaret must be attributed 10 the
want Of sufficient drainage and 10 the narrOwness of
the streets and lanes more recent and
convincing proof has been the sickness
of the Prince Of Wales, which was caused by
the insufficient drainage Of LondesborOugh Lodge
Tine inhabItant OF the wretched hOyel BaXter-st.
cngs the inhalation OF impure air with the fer
and love as the owner OF the finest dwelling on
FIfth-ave who carefully shuts pure air under the
prctext Of excluding draughts" and wraps himself up
the poisonous atmosphere as II 10 wcre Of all things
MS best and dearest friend What desire particularly
10 insist upon s that OF the most effective elements
In the spread OF this carbOmc acid intOXicatOn is
the hOtalr furnace. 10 not only mpairs ventilation but
assists in the adulteraOn Of air. To put hOtair fur
mace In your house is Ike furnishing your mkman with
chalk OF your merchant With stryChnue Vitated
air quite injurious and etupefying the worst OF
alcoholic drinks; and the judge aud jury in courtroom
filled with pesticntla air most OF cOurtrOOms
are under the influence Of deadly narcotic
as tine nbaers OF opium The poorer classes of
our large cities probably suffer most from the demOra
lzng breathing OF polluted air. II Is well TO preach tenn
perance but It also wel and OF pretminent iu
portance, 10 preach and procure clear pure air and
healtlful sunlight.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
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