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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17

tpeis bofiir aniiebt, baB Serr ST. 9.
TartpsQ Den 3. GongreBbestrf bon Suit
mis- i'll ndGircu Gou3relie pertreten
iperOc, Der luiro ft6 gewnlttg irrel.
Die SefugniB, %erfuuTte u1o %un8ultige
Stimmen binau93utperten, mag Der
@ountD: Slerf rtbt 6abelt, aber 0a5
Gepralentantenbaus b a tie ullO miro
Uebrand o0Don maden.
Dab Der bon elmer WfeDr5nhl BET ehrlt>
ben publ6erehti9ten Burger erlpdbIte
Sobn .. Sc W 0 y II Den ibm sc6ll9renoen
Stb I'M nGhlten GongreB beanIpru6en
iptro, betrabten mir ais lelbitDerltGn0>
LID. ST 1buloet es ni9t dlleiil ieil1er
eigenen Gbre, Die i'm Sale ietne5 3tiid=
5u9e5 leidt S1aoen letOen tDnnte, ion>
bern Dor alien 0tngen ieinen Wtttbiirz
germ nt6t ltllr III oern cn9er1 Greile letz
mes Mablbe5irfs, .ionoern I'M QauSelt
Sanbe.-0enn Jtt9ts lit 10 iebr geei9net,
Die republiGani16e StaatSform unp Ne
Golfswabl sum @elpott uno GfeL
Der Wclt al MAIDEN, ais cine erfolg>
rei6e, D6ne g8tDerital1o bingenommene
SertGll dung Des SOltsmtlz
Lens. Gtne lOl0e, ntlD 5ipdr IN bet
freNlten Meiie, bat tM 3. 8ablbeStrfe
Itdttaefunoen. 50 iDellt9 tpte so G6bte
Gbaler unO 20 bleierne &nDpfe SuIarn:
men9enomneu 100 Sbaler ausmadben,
e%beniopenig faun cine JSuiammeusdDz
lung Der GdDten llo Der DetrMgert>
I 1en Sttmnelt, Die fir SaripeQ abgr>
9eben ltuo, etne DtaioritGt fiir tbn berz
ttelen. &onnte Da5 un9eitraft 9el0eben,
10 bate ie0er eDrline uno ge~ltttete
Itenl1 eth Ie9t ~aus3ulpeien Dor etner
rBolt5iDa6I," Die ali Gbrlt6feit init benz
Tdr0lptei, tDte es III Weife WfcOonalo's
SptelDDle, ODER nit Dem IS Softer, mte
e5 DDr 3eltel in eller anDern bteitgelI
Sptel1olle 9eipielt iporoen lit (Iiebe ben
4ro5cB WtaDer 8e9em 6armcW auf glet1
der Stufe ltlinoe.
S0merii0 glaubt ipobI ST.. Joripcu
1elblt, DaB oaS uddfe 9teprGlelt0ntenz
baus Die Jte9ts8ilti8tett letner Gripdb>
lung dnettenlten mtrD. Sein etnaiger
Dirtlider @eiDtln beitebt bartn, baB er III
ben brei WtOnatell, ipel6e Dem ebigen
northumberland nod pou leiner
&ebeIsbauer ilbrt8 6ieiben, fi6 ieiner
MteoererlDGblu1g rii9lnel1 nuO tDdbrenb
bieler 9tit aus ieiuem vGtnfInie"
nO1 10 Uiel ma0en fann, tpte ith ebelt
oarans 1noden IGBt. DAB bas nidt
tp II 8 tit, OaDDn fam man ilber5eugt
ieiu. Se0er 0el6dftsmann muB oo1
l%pentgitens uuf ietne Soften au tOnlnen
iu0en ui1o i'm Dorlte9en0en Sale itnb Die
Soften enornt ge1DeIen. Werl1 man f1e
auf $50. Dollars fitr ieoe bet s &
Sttmrnen anl0Idgt, tpel0e Die dl19ebli1e
Nfalorltdt Tartpe1s btloen, 10 9reift man
oanltt eber 81 u%teorta, ais 81 bo0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17

Trage III Gbnli6er @eiie, tpte Die obens
9enanntcn beuti6en 5citunger. ST err
fennt ieBt, ipte p~erbdngntBuou leiner
Sortei bieisr Srrtbum getDorocn ut
uno m06te i'm tpieOer gut MAIDEN,
berfdut abcr oainii nlr tn etuen
Srrtbum. DEM fir 0as, ipas ct
beabi;dtigt, lit eS II lpGt. Die rcpuz
blifanii0e Ynrtet bat bic 9iinitt9e @elez
9en5ett, iid bon bent frantb0fteu Nu5s
pud)5 Der SemperenSlsrei ;u befrcien,
Derabidumt, inoem lie ben 5 l6 Der Ybtz
laoeIpbier Blatform i'll unreolider Weile
binDe9Deutelrc, ODER gar, wic Gen. 9alps
leD bon Connecticut, ~ / entltO
DerfGlf0te ulb nit freber Inner
iddmtheit Die 9euti6en, Die itd barGuf
beriefen, sutiiGftieB. Bic III Der Tinau57
frage, 10 III Der Gtmperen3fr0Be idlen
ii1 Die republifanii0e 45artet leit 5ipei
Sa3rem teine anOere 2lufg0be geiteut 81
DG6en, ais auf iDrer HDtlaoelpDter Blats
FORM re@t frdftt9 nit 6iiBen Derunljus
%trampeln. 0a5 0ber fam niGt un9e>
i@ebeu gemadbt tperOer. DEM User etlta
mat iiigt, Dem glaubt man niNt, u1lo
tpenl er lelblt bic Wabrbelt lprtbt.
Die 8emilbungen Der Gbica9o Sribrne
itltD ullo ganS uergcbli6c. Die republiz
faniibe Bartei bat ft6 nit Dem Genlpez
ren5> d3Dan9e ST innIg perbunOen, ais
DaB tie ieyt Oauon Iostonrmen f0nnte,
au0 psnn tie e5 periu6te. Aber ie miro
es gar nid)t perlu6en. mo6l wjlienO, olB
lie oamit nut Die tbr nod gebIte.bene
Strettmabt Dermilloern ulir0e, Obne bic
Dnrb ibre eigeuen Srepeltbaten unO
Ereulnitgteitcn perlorcnen S~uuOeS9enois
len 5uritd5ugctpilnen. 01S AeuBcrifc,
mas Die &rlbune bel Den gei9eutern ree
publifantlAsn UuDrern bemtrfen fam,
lit cine GrfennlniB Oer 6eDler, our0
ipel0c iie g"eitiirSt liuO. 2ber 26er am
SOoen lis8t, benz DtIfs cs went8, baB CT
ben Stein betraOtet, iber peldeu er
9efallen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17

fenbaftefte Sporiamfeit iben unb Dor az
len 0ingeu it6 ni6t Der Sii6rung bon
Dtdnneru, tpte Ternanoo $500, Wil5
liam JULIEN, 0an SorDees II. ogl.
anuertrauen iperoen; ipelln iie osn
Otdlilerl bon Seritanb unb GDre, meI1e
nor5u9sDeiie ben icBtgen l1nnI6lpun9 Der=
beigefibrt baben, Obne sur benofratiiGen
9artet gu 9eDOren, ben tbnen nit 6u9
uro 0ts9t ScblDrenoen GinfluB einrdus
men: = oann unO nnr Damn tptrb it0
bet Oiesmali9e Sie9 ais Die Surgi9aft
fir einen nod getpaIti9eren i'm
Sabre 1876 eriuetien. Aber tpeln
iie beroul9t BON benz biesmaIigen
GrfoLge, allies bier @eiagte p~erabiGumen,
10 miro ibr Sieg Elm fru6tloier iein.
Die unabbdn9t8eu 8iir8er, Die nit tbren
Stimmen ben @usi6lag 8eben, Derben
olsDann eben D d ct bic 9ez
III ofratie be"rIaiien, pie tic biess
mai Die republitaniide Yartet perloiIen
babel, unb Die oenlofratil0e Bartet lpu0
III Oct l0auptiNla0t tn SABRE 1876 tldgs
LID unterltegel."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
An uniere NbOulelttclt.

Pint l. Sanuar 1875 trttt ba3 neue
Poit9eleB in Strait, mad pel0em OaS
Yorto fir 3eitungen Mot meDr
b 0 q bonmente II d 6 Ill
pan9sorte, lonbern nom II
Der (oen 9~trausgebern Der 3eitung) i'm
Be8e Der SOraus6eSabGuns 3u entri6z
ten lit.
Die 9erdus8ebcr Der Sutnoi5 StaatSs
seitunS baben it4 entl0IOheu, Die iDnsn
baburh auferIegte 2ait III 6t anf bic
SduGtern Der A6nnnenten ab3utpdlsen,
ionbern OaS Yorto S1t bcSaD1eu,
Dbtse Den WbpnateHeatspreis st
crb0ben. Weit aloeren 8orten: Der
abOnnentent5prcis piro ttut Sem Sc=
tra9 Oes Yortus berab9efett.
9O6 tueroen eS inter iol6en llnitdnz
ben uniere Nbonnenten biuis ftn0ei1, Dap
mir nit 6eiti9fett auf 8orauSbez
sabtuns beitcDcn miiiieu. 9enn fem
unbefaneen 9enfenber fam uns Srtlltlt<
then, fir fdltmi9e 3abler auG nod
baare QlusIa8eu su MAIDEN. 2Lnberc
beuti6e 3eitun9en (pie ). g. Die 8eitl.
9of) perlnnsen bon ibren N~bonnenten
ben 4bonnementspreis unb bas
Borto inn Soraus; bic SQtnois
Staatsaeitune Derlanst ni6t bas
BortO, %ionoern nut ben NDonnements5
preis, biefem aber dIIerbtngS
I'M 9 orous.- Stein Qbpnnent,
mcI9er bieie Sorausbe3o6z
lung unterLGBt, fam pom
/. Sdnuar an au 3nien6ung
Der 3eitMng rc9nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
GtuSerbamSeI TT SariS.

user je in BartS geipeien 1T, tulrS
fi6 Der fIeilten it allie II 9cn Ytfz
ernri ertnnerrt, iDcI0e Die StrGBe1,
bic 0ffeutItden Y1dBe rno bic 9ofrGunle
Der 6Qlller 1niider ma6teH. Sab elm
gan5 fleiner Slln8e, oer cine Geige quer
Dor ben Getb bGlt u1b 5ur6 fortgeiebtc
WiBbauoIun9 5M grdlli6em Guietet
brilQt, balo ein gr0Berer, Der aIf elmer
beiOlaten 0arfe 9lccor0e DerpDrruft, Die
ben periDe9enlten @Ontrapuntttitcn Der
Magner'i6en S0ule nuBer Tailun9
brin9en ipiiroen, balO lpi1aig fletle NtGoz
den III roth unb 9rillen 5erlumptenIlelb5
den, Die oblte muitfaLii9 den 8Ortpnno Die
ErottDtrS abln6te1, UNI run pitt sou
m'sieu" ober AUDI Die iibrig Sebllebeten
.3ufcrltuGe III ben SAFES su erba11clt.
Us DurOe Gin srGulider Ufenl9eHbaloel
nit oteIcn &tnoern 9ctrteben; tie tpuroet
i'll 9erben ms 2ano 9eidLeppt, bon lns
teruebIleri1 1T 1dledten 2uartteren ull>
tergebra0t, 3u tbrem Otenlt b%eran9epru7
9eIt nn0 ausgelD9en llll0 Der pbDll@en
uno morali16en electromagnetic III Die
Nrlne gefibrr. SIN etneM Der grDBeren
6olpitGler Iugelt itetS so bis AZ oerlels
ben, Die nit Ia SaDrcn all Den efelDatts5
lteM &ra1tbetten ~Lttteit, ltlt0 Die Xtlte Der
Burtler Serbre6er bat etller 9uten SDetI
ibrer gefruten aus ibren &reiien be3oz
qen. Ser Bolt5eiprGiect 5enaulo bat
Ii6 oaS 8erotenlt erDorbel; bent utiDes
len ein @iloe 9erna6t 81 baben. Wtit
bent italienti6en @eianDten lit eit Mbz
fonl,nen getroifen Doroen, Dotad nelte
S~enbun9en all Der @renSe a~ufgebaLtcl1
ullo Die bereitS pOrbanoenen pagdbunois
reuben Staltener inter II SabrFn alf9ez
g%riffen, Der italtenil6en @cianbti6aft
sur 8%erftt8tng geiteut uno bon oteIer jus
riidlpcoirt perOen iollen. 3uglei6 ioa
geSen Die unterne9mer pOlisetII9 einges
i1ritten werocp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17

@eit6tspuntte aussesansem, oaB bcftcs
beroe Ge9te llnr 10 melt gu beI6r6ntcn
ieien, ais eS 6as, init Der %9IufrchtbaI5
tIn9 oerOeetall7@ Circulation p~erburoenc,
ottentlt6c Sltterelic erbeii9t. rllD bar
8lei63etti9 Soriorge 5u treffen iei, uuI
ether lpdteren, duf ben Grfubr uuoeu
llber ote 9eitnltulg be5 OolhzllmLaufs
t1tBenoelt, 0eleBgebun9 ben Weg ansus
babneu.
Die sur enbgiltigen &egeIune ser bsrs
fal1ungsmGBigen GednungsIegutg iiber
bic Gtnnobmen oeS Gei6s erforoerli6er
0eleb7G lltlpitrfe iber oieGertpaLturg ber
gtnna } IN II Il il b q uSga6em bes
Jtet9 8 ltlo uber bic Ginri6ttug uro
bic Gefugntfle be5 &e6nunes6ofeS,
Del6e III Sbrer Iebten Sel1iut ntbt err
Ieot9t lDeEoe1 tonnten, peroen .S6nen
Dte0erum pprgele9t iperoen.-Ote Jted1s
nullgen iiber Den !9ausDalt Der Sabre
1867 bis 1871 tDeroen oS6nen ;lr @nt>
laltultg mo Die l1eberIt1t Der giruoh.
men uito Nu5gaben 6es Jtetdes inn Sabre
1875 miro Sbnen sur Bel1luBfolfuno
5ugeben.
Bum erften WtaIe miro Sbre W1itpir>
tllng fir Die SeitlteQun9 t1 6ausba[tss
Stats prn GlaB z2otrringeu in
Nnlpru6 9enolnnlen Deroen. Die Yriis
fung oeifeIben iptr6 S6nen 8eronlafiuno
geben, BON ben 6ulf5queuen, ben Be-
ourtnt1ien nno ben Ginri9tungen ocs
Jtet6s!altoeS etu9ebenoer SenntntB Al
lleDnlen, ais es bisbcr, al oer balo 6cr
1dbrlt6en Serpaltun9Sz Seri9te m0gLt1
mar. Ste tperoe1 ullern oberrDeinilNen
Galosleutelt oas Snterefie %befunoclt,
tDel6es Die 9elammte 9tation ben Ser
DdltHtlelt oteler uralteu oeutiden @ebtete
tptoilet.
Ser pom S6nen in S6rer Iebtcn GeIs
iton gefaBte 8ef6luB iber ben @ltlpurl
zines @eleBeS, betreffenb Die Seurfunz
oung oes Yer1onenitan0es unbr Die Sorm
Der Gbel6IteBun9, bat Dem 8uloeeratbe
Sera1tlal1 urg gegeben, Die Nmfltelung
elles 0e~leBentDurfes iiber Die @ilfitbz
rrllg Der D b ii g d II @tuiLebe
ullo Die Beurfunoung oes Yc%rioncnltans
oeS %dl5nor0nen.
Die &et6s 8oftbertpaItung 1T bon
mir erlltG6ttgt tporoen. cine gteueeltalz
tun9 oes internattonnIen . IT.
berfebrs our6 8erbdnolunaen nit
allen auStpGrti9en MG9ten cn3uitreben,
uro Oant benz @l1tgegenfomtnen nuer
OCtpetItStCh StuuIcNI IOIIte UnU IuT6eC
Bodybuilding in 8ern eilt Boltpereiiss
0ertrdg nnter3et6net per6en, 1pelher
benz getitigen unb benz eel9Gftli9en 8ers
tebr Der Nolter utter eilldtoer cine bliss
BET un8etannte 2ei9tisteit uno Ius bebz
rutg perlprt6t.
llnlere Be5iebungen su aIIenrenz
ben EegterMngenli ltb frieoli6 uno
tDo%bltpOleno, ullo in Der betpG1rter
Treunol9aft, tpel6e mid nit ben 9errz
ihern mG9ttger 0teiGe perbinoet, lieet
etne 8ur9i3aft Der Oauer Des
T~rteoens, fir tuel9e i6 Sbr bodies
GertrGuen III 9lnlpru6 nebmen bart. -
Wttr liegt ieoe Heriu1ung fern,
Die geetnte Nta6t bes Gtei9es ~anoers,
ais beiien Sertbetbtgunesu
nertnenoen, nielmebr lit es geraoe 0iele
Ota6t, tpelde meine Jtegteruns III Den
StanO fe5t, nn9eredten 8erod9tigunsen
tDrer Yolitif 9eaeIiiber gu i6peigeu urb
gegen oaS uebeltDoIen poer Die Yarteiz
leioenl6aft, Oenen iie entipringen, crit
oann Steuung gu nebmen, tpenn biez
ielben 81 &baten ilbergeben iontsn.
Damn peiB i6, baB fiir Die 8ebte uuo
bic @bre Oes &ei6es ieberSeit bic gcz
lomn1te 9tatton uno ibre TIrlten nit mir
einSutreten berett ltno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17

pert,eur GIaflin bon W2aifa6ufett3 bers
ma6te $l4, 900 fir etue grofeiIur oil Der
@Iaflinr ltntncrIitdt in Sio>Garolina.
Qu0 bic dmerifanii9cn @elebrten
ie[bit lin6, iobalo tie Su 8erm0gen ge5
%lanoen, duBerit frcisebig fir piiien7
i0aftIi6e 3mede. So i9entte Der treffs
li0e YrofeliDr q. o. Wbtte I'M norigen
Sabre fit Die BON tDm 9eLeitete Gorl1eaz
uuiberl1tGt int Stdate Iefp gorf aus
letnem BrioatpermOgen $50, 900 Der unb
peranlaBte our6 iein Setlplel ben Stif>
ter iener uniperittdt 0rn. @5ra Cornell
All elmer ipeiteren S6enfung BON $75 900
.llnD Die 6erren 8. IS. Gage, S. Wtc=
Wrotp il1b Oiram Siblen gu elmer
Sdenfung bon 500, 900 fir Die @orneuz
uliper[itGt. Ser @ei9idtl6retber 8onz
croft i6entte i'm Sabre 1873 aus ietner
Sadie 5000 fit einen INSTRUMENTATION
13iped. @anse Spalten t0nnten mir nit
Qbnlt6en Beitrdgen fiiaen. Der groBe
engltl0e Naturforlber Ipnoau fibIte
ftp bur6 6teie ameritaniihe Tretgebtgs
felt 10 be9eiitert, Dap Ell Die gauge Gtl7
nabme aus leiuen III ben Ser. Staaten
gebaltenen G0rtrdgeu, $4,000, benz
gale college i6entte.
OCLIluUt uue UtCIC VuDDCl 0tHClI VCUCL
madden iDre S6enfungen obne lc0es 0es
rdul6, nit m%09liDlter 8erlnetbunD bet
GeTfe1tlidfeit. Sa oas linton S0llege
III SUeHectaoD, ii. o., bat i'll S. 1878
DaS gr0Be 0el6ent Don 100000 Don
eirlerl Wtalle erDaltell, 0cr lelnell JiaIllett
gang geDet!n bdlt.
Jiun tuGre es getpiB better, iDenn ale
ote1e eolen S6enfulgen uno Sttitunget,
itatt oil ote oerl6ieoenarttgiten Sebra15
~l1alte1, Die gum She'll bon le6r eertn9em
tDtlleltl 6aftLt1eln uno paoagogt1DeM
gSertbe lino, Uer3ettelt 5a i%uerOen, SIT eli
net gemeinlaunen 0otatipn fIr cine
III trtlt0e amerifanil0e uniuerlttdt
DON europdti6em 0eprdge peri6nOlSen
lpiroeu. Aber 1peln aud bteIe ntelel1
0aben Dorerft gum She'll ntdt 3tpedmGz
Big DertDelloet iDerOen, ia bleibt bod Die
Der5erbebelbe X1atla1e, baB eS in fetz
mem aloeren San0c 0er Grbe TO biele
Y%erionen giebt, Die freubig ibren ue6ers
fluff uno nod mcbr fir gemeinniibi8e
.3Dede Der9eben, ME in ben Sereintgten
StaGten.
81 ben $14, SOC, 900, tpel9e'i III einem
eilatgen Sabre BON YrtDatleuten fir ST.
~5iebungS5utde bergeldenft muroen,
fontmen nt6t minoer grDBartige Cunt
men, bic fir anoere cole ulo geneins
nilBige 3me6e, nanlcn!Ii0 fir 3nefe
bet 8DbLtDGtigtett ulo WtLotbGtigtett
Sabr fit Sabr DDn eolen Qnertfaueln
in ebenio serdui6Loler 8eile geipenoet
tDerDelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
GrwaDtt - Dis a,tf 2Seitcrcs.

Ginl6IicBLt1 auer 0efauften ulto be-
trilgeril0eM Simmer, Die nit tauleno
gan; geipiB nod Su nteortg atge11tagen
ltn0; = unb unter Ginre6uutg aaer 9 e.
ieBli0 ung Sttmmen, nell
DE bic Stilnn5GDler ni6t 5urlGpeiien Su
onrfeu 9laubteu, tpetl nur Der 6 0 NJ
9rcB eIbIt iie aus3ui6etoen befugt
lei, Bot GD. y. Tar1peu cine Stimmen=
melrDeit bon 1856 3u8e5Gblt erbalten.
Grm q bit a6er lit CT oamtt II d t,
Dell1 ar0er5 ullter @rtDdDlnltg Der SSH.
lenSauSbrud elmer Mebr3aDl Der ~ a b l.
bcre0ttgten Biir9er su neriteben
lit. - CT erbdlt oaS @aDI5@ertificdt unb
geDt oalnit oil ben SOngreB, bod nur Tim
BON Otelem anf @rnno Der d a NJ
lo1en Setriigereten, Denen ct
letl1e algeblt0e Stimmennne6rDett nerz
0anft, nit SGtlnpf u1O Sda1be a d
0an e ge10tGt au nerben.
Ifit mel6cr Sredbett Die Stimmen
tir Tartpeu sulammengegallnert wOroen
it1o, ntD9en 5tpet 8eilpieIe betpetlen. IS
tpuroe1 fir tbn So Skinner Don Ser
len ab8egeben, Die ais tire Mobn1tug
bas 0at1s 6ouie (oie NGuberb0b!e Cor
cordn's) angaben. SIN Der Gbat aber
tpobnten in otelem 6auie ni6t mebr, ais
IL Moblbere6ti9te. 6erner: 3wil6en
SO uno 80 Sterile, bic fir Tortpeu itiurms
ten, 9aben aIS ibrc @O9nutg Elm 6aus
i'll Der gSateritraBe oil, baS gar nidt
Ell It t. 9Iuein aus bielen beioen
Suellen allo be5o9 ST.. Tartpea nabe all
100 faI 0e Sttmmen. Mber me6r
alS Das 9relfa6c bieier 3abL tpirD
bur0 utulnftOBli0e 8etpeiie ia d.
ID e Ell Deroen. @er baDer Die NuS>
iteIunS oes 8abIaG ertifttats ais 8es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
SbfsM@t Tito 0Seimba0 TT @etfs
&era&.

SIN benz v2opaL 8aIleD" in
8 { ftteraS 100 it1 iebt cine bIiibenoc
Aniteoelune b~efinbet, bat Elm tii9tiger
9eutI1er, 81. Dterleba6, nit slid
0b1t5n9t uno M~cinbau eingez
fi1rt. Son Obitbdamen iinO IS per-
19teoene Nrten cole PtriiDe, IS arten
NepfeL, 80 Nrten Strnen, 10 Nrtet Sir
i6en, II 9lrten 8faumen, 10 Nrten
ytectartnen, 7 Nrten Nprtfoien e~epflanst.
NuBerbem itno nod Quitten, Sniube
8faumen ., 59lrten Mhsibeeren ullb
Ycrtmonen in Wten9e n%orb6nben. GroB
Der betnabe DtermonatLi6en Srodenbeit,
ipcl6e bis gum 5. september an5teIt,
trOB bet 9eui0reGen, Die 1T srOBeu
S9a0ren i'm September unb SttObcr
eribtelen itn6 ale SbitbGine ullb
Sier1trGuber tn uppigitem Ba4st9um.
0ie 9eul1rcden tpuroem ie0en Sag pdD<
rellb ibrer glntpeienbett our1 cine Mil3abL
&tnoer nit SIlbeI aus Den eingebegten
@drten pertrieben. G0n e6len Metrz
rebell ltno IL Nrtel1 borDauDe1t, Die ale
nit beionoerer Giidlt1t auf groBe Grauz
ben uub groBe Beeren auseetpGblt tpur>
oelt. Die tLetnlten barunter lino bic GL
Yalo, tuel6e bod i6on redt i6ore IraI=
ben ul1b 8eeren proouctren. Die SteG,
Ii1ge tpurDett auf Der YOit bon ST Yalo
9ei6tdt, im Srittabr 9epHan3t Dn6 trie7
ben ippt9e, lO-l5 JnB Ldn9e Heber.
Sic 9eoetDen III Dem lauoigen &ebmboOcM
aud Obne 8eipGlierung nortreffliD. Bon
eIaer anDeren Sorte, r@ope @ooO 9ope"
genannt llllo bent uerbellerten p@ute0eI"
dbnlt1, bat ST. &rteptB aun &lano uno
or. vs.. Mabrmullo in SrieoridSbur9 III
98eltteras l9on Gr0uben geaogen. Die
Stedltlge ltanlmen aber ~ebeEfaIs BON
&oDal &auep.
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Perhaps nothing better shows the
real temper and spirit of the two par
ties, Democratic and Republican, than
the following from the Albany corr
respondent Of the New York Tribune /:
ssThe Constitutional Amendments
were the special order of the Senate
this morning, and occupied the atten-
tion of that body for nearly two hours.
The principal discussion was on the
fifth article giving the appointment Of
several State officers now elective, to-
gether with a Superintendent of Pub
lie Works, to the Governor. 1t was
opposed by all the Democrats who
speke on the subject, with the excep-
tion of Mr.. Bradley, who was q mem
Der of the Constitutional Commission
which drafted tee amendments. Sem
ators Johnson, Parmenter and Lord
opposed vesting the appointment of
these officials in the hands ofthe Gov
ernor as being contrary to sound DEM
ocratic doctrine aud tending toward
centralization. The Republican side
of the Senate took very little part in
the debate, contenting itself by voting
solid for all the amendments.a
The Republicans are thus put on
record, as desiring to take power
from the many in order to give it to
one man. The Democrats, true to
their princspIes, their name and or
ganizati0n, believe that the people
should govern. The issue thus dis
tinctly made in New York is an issue
in all the States Enquirer.
VI
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The Columbus Correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer pretends to
give the history of McCoyss bill pro-
posing to give the Governor extraor-
dinary power to prescribe the kind of
schools of the State during the next
ten years. Whether this be the milk
in the cocoanut or not, it is reasona-
BILE story:
1t seems that the manuscript for a
series of school books was prepared
about Chillicothe some months ago,
and was taken to Cincinnati and Of
fered TO publishing house there.
They declined it with thanks, and
soon after received threatening let
ter that If they didn't make some pro-
vision for the author it might cost
them = heap of money, and might ul-
timately lead to their ruin. They
awaited the onset with that Christian
fortitude man possesses when he
holds four aces and king, with his
opponent to lead. Other correspon-
dence followed, but no concessions
were made on either side. Mean
while Mccoy was elected and took
his seat. This bill came TO him with
plausible Granger-like appearance
of honesty about it. He took it up,
introduced it into the great family Of
bills, and now il has safely cuddIed
away waiting its second reading. 1t
may Be- sent to a ommfttee-receive
notifications and amendments, but as
it now stands with all the scandal
there is clinging to it, there is a good
deal Of prejudice against it.
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wnAr DID PAUL sAr.

Many years ago there lived in Vir-
ginia a Baptist preacher named b.
Though uneducated he was q sound
thinker and eloquent speaker, and no
minister had q more devoted flock. Il
was the custom during the inclement
season, to hold meetings at the resi-
dences Of the members, and once or
twice during the winter, at the house
Of the preacher. For years it was OBJ
served that 3. neither preached nor
conducted the meeting when held al
his house, but secured the services of
neighboring minister. He was often
pressed for an explanation, without
success; but finally in response to the
innpoFtunities of some Of his flock, he
gave the following:
q When i was younger than I am
5w--in fact, not long after the be-
ginning Of my ministration-I held q
nesting at my own house. It being
customary for many Of the congrega-
ton to remain for dinner, Mrs. B sent
our negro boy Tim to our neigboI
Panl,a for butter. Tim returned aud
located himself, standing on one foot
at . time, in the outskirts of the con-
REegation. Being well warmed up in
my sermon, thinking of Tim nor hii
errnnds, hnt only of the most success
fuI mode OF pressing home my strong
est arguments, I demanded, with al
the energy in my power, And Whai
did Paul say p Tim, at the top of his
little aqueaking voice. exclaimed, a
Tim only could have done, He said
you couldn't get any mora until you
paid for what you got
This broaght down the house, and
cut short one Of the first efforts Of my
carly ministry. Since then, I have
keptmy preaching disconnected from
my domestic affairs
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Landlord, said transient guest at
q cross-road tavern, as he drew near
the end of his dinner, won't you
give me little more pork to eat with
this potato2' A little later he said
There was more pork than wanted
lot me trouble you for little more
pntato5to eat with the pork. And
shortly afterward; Well, l declare,
I've got some more potato left, and it
seems pity to leave it-just small
piece more of pork if you please. II
Continued thus for some time. AT
Last the landlord stopped short in
front Of his guest and remarked
Iook hers stranger faint no use I'm
willing to do anything in reason
70 make the pork and potatoes come
ont even, but I've made mp nay mind
the way you eat, It can't be did. You're
bound TO lap over on one or the other
every time Now just make up your
mind which you'd rather leave, then
leave it and quit, I've got enough
pork and potatoes, but if you keep on,
you'll bust"
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THE story Is told Of negro who
prayed earnestly that he and his coli
ored brethren might be saved from
what he called their .upsettin' SINS
Brudder, said one of his friends at
the close of the meeting, You amt got
the hang Of dat ar word. It's beset-
tim not upsettins' Brudder,, replied
the ether, If dat is so, it's so. I was
prayin' de Lord to saye us from de
sin of intoxieation, and If dat amt >
upsettin' sin, / dunno what am
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PRoYERBs.

They may come for wool and 90
Isse il tie beginning il most easily
There is remedy for everything
% death.
Make q bridge Of silver for flying
enemy.
The iust suffer sometimes for the
n1jnst.
Pray deYoutedly and hammer on
st0utly.
Lei the hen live, though it be with
he who sseketh danger psriaheth
therein.
IN : plentiful house supper is sOOn
dreHnods
Whas the eye sees not, the hear
The woman and the hen are lost BY
gadding.
She who wishes to see, wishes 10 be
seen.
he who knows the instrument
should play upon it. -.
As good feversion is better than .
bad possession.
Great persons are able to do greai
Art may improve but cannot sur
pass nature.
In the grave we must pack close to.
getheF whether we like It or not.
Destiny guides and disposes al
things in its own way.
Good seldom or never comes un-
mixed with evil.
The rich mans bIunders pass cur
rent for wise maxims-
Nothing is more impossible than e
please everybody.
When good fortune knocks, make
haste to let her in.
When death knocks at the door hi
turns q deaf ear to all excuses,
The beginning of q cure consists in
the knowledge Of the distemper.
Nothing becomes man so well a
the employment he was born for.