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JOURNALISM 0yTHE PACIFIC COAST.
The journalists Of San Francisco are grown

SOUHNALxOA Wv lAk fACZHLC COdOl.
The journalists Of San Francisco are grown
exceedingly brickety, bumptious,- cute and
original. Half the newspaper sensations Of
the day now come from California. Mr.. Bret
Harte's poetic fincies are left far behind by
the editorial realisms Of the new Pacific
school, which, having got rid of Joaquin Nh
Ter and Mark Twain, affects Q more rational
style, and startles rs BY the tragic, common
place character Of IT, mystics. The diamond
speculation; the bloody minded mustang that,
reared on his hind-legs, hred six shooter with
unerring accuracy; the giri with two eyes -
front Of her head and one big blue eye directly
behind the tres that spouts blood the talk
ing frog; these things are truly matter-of-fact
and budnsss-like, having bold advertising air
about them, which would move poor Helmbold
to tears II he were not already perennial
lachrymose fountain. Even the New York
.SMn must pale its ine6ectual fires and confess
itself Cosrisr- Journal.
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sssaks h Istasl DisIa - q
peeso9 tuHs ~ g uElEDe 49, -.
nacrial psudsacs % VI ko1f thsis eoolDa
Wt1 sn1A ~ = ~ p6epae 1iNs -
ehasa1 ana ~ p9eb 1e6e Aeesneg.. 4
hs now coms - ~ po1nge wAego ~
true>ess nnss diseloss II n6mso a. -
principals % - ~ 'ooal.hoes."
n. Z L Whits, - TtiSsaS cesss.
spssdsat IN thh city. aad . church nsa.
bef. teleeraphed this extract 70 hh Journal
adding tot The u.ihir. nsan. and nalicioaa
comment:
This b the fft coanfmatioa of runes
which Il hAs never before been possible %
tzace 70 . respeosible source. That . great
many members II Congress were admlsted
70 tie real esaate pool and that their In
fluencs IN favor Of large appropriations q
improve their eva property va thus OBJ
Areterencs to the article In question win
show how grossly and maliciously thu
young man has distorted the letter and
spirit Of the article. Independent journalism
would seem to b only another term for
independent lying.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-24

a TRUTHFUL 1RIDUNy IAN s
Sunday - - cos1npo1azy. ths HsrsI1.
printed q sd1lcgil ftu1 vnlsh rs tplloW-
Ing 4 m exftlee: &C - - z = g
NO 80 = pla,e ~ I'm go ~
abuss wt1cA b now v1111ed 6noa 49, NJ
nsrsly ebsy : aetienAl illii.st a plaae
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-24
UPS AND DOWNS OF NEW YORK
MERCHANTS.

The Custom House Is gathering of broken
down men, and in addition to those found there
they may b also seen In the most petty berths
which can be reached. Most of the insurance
Offices are manned by this class, which % also
found to compose the largest class ofthe brokers
in merchandise. If Wholesale druggist
fail, he will generally become drug broker.
II Wholesale grocer fail, he win naturally
turn to his own staple. have said that when
men fail here they seldom get re-established in
their old business. / may turn for Illustration
to the once famous houses Of Bowen, McNamee
& Co., and also Henry, Smith & Townsend.
The one was in the enjoyment of an extensive
Northern trade, while the other had an old es-
tablished Southern trade. They both failed,
and the traffic which had required twenty years
to build up went in one fell swoop. II you
were to look for the survivors of these great
houses you VII! nnd Thomas U. Smith in the
Safe Security Establishment on Broadway,
while Henry B. Bowen is the owner and pub
Usher Of the Lsdepsnilent. might allude to
the once great house Of J. K. Place s. Co.,
which, in its best days, was estimsted at .
million. Their credit once stood 20 high that
they could purchase bill Of coffee amounting
to $l00, 900, and give their note for it, but they
failed in hopeless manner, and new you can
see these Places going round with their sam
pies and taking their chances among the legion
of merchandise brokers. ls p =
Simeon Draper was once . leading operator
in railway bonds, and was supposed to be very
rich; He failed, however, and, although he
issued card that he would pay in full, he
never paid cent. The great house Of Prime,
Ward & Co. failed and paid nothing. These
men never got on their feet again. It 10 to Be
feared that many Of the failures which oc-
CURED last fall win be Of the same character.
Jay Cooke &Co. have - yet paid nothing, and
do not think that anything can be expected.
The old banking house corner Of Wall and
Nassau streets, where Cookies customers were
wont to congregate, has been closed by the
landlord; the furniture has been sold by the
sheriff to pay rent, and bill 'sTo let" d or
the door. or Howes & Macy the same remark
may b. made. They viii never get re-estab-
lished. When man sinks in this city II Is
like ship going down In the ocean-tAe
waves close over him, and be b seen no more.
-Nns York Correspondents Cineinnasi Gasstts.
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The Temperance crusade was formally
inauguraaed in thh city yesterday. In other
columns viii be found an extended report
Of the preliminary steps in the matter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-24


TIM prince ofths crusade against alcoholic
drink d with - q the National Capksl. He
cana alone and unhsaralded; unostsnta&iously
sndunannounced. Heappsared unsxpsctsdly ON
Sunday and joined in the Temperance dsvos;ous
Of the Christisn workers ct Lincoln Hall. On
the same evening, quite - Unexpectedly, be
spoke many words Of encouragement to the
Dashaways at Temperance Hall.
This Do LOWS Il most singular man in
manner and speech. He b kind, gentle, con-
ndeut. There b no blustsr. bravsdo, swagger,
or importance shout him. He does not appear
like . Pharisee, sadducee, or magician. He
looks and acts Ike other people, and seems to
be good judge Of human nature. He 4 cool
~ an iceberg, gentle - lamb, and seems TO
be sustained BY an imprsgnable faith In the
efficacy, power, potency, and prevalence Of
women's prayers for the success Of the cause
in which he = laboring. His faith 70 sublime.
He ssys he has waited for this many years, and
now he simply knows that the time has come.
In other columns will be found report Of
the meeting ct Foundry Church last night, In
GLIDING his remarks. It 10 not easy to calcu-
late the influence Of such person and such ,
spirit in Washington. But there seems to be .
magnetism about him to which all the people
in other places which he has visited have sue
cumbed sooner or later. Perhaps Il will be 20
here. Who can telll We shall see.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-24

The two or three nice young men who attend
to the interests Of the Tribune in this city, who
Islander and falsify at the command of the
young man specially trained in the home Office,
have found out that leader is needed in the
House-not leader. like the late Mr.. Stevens,
but leader who will dispatch business prompt
ly. These young gentlemen are not satisfied
with Mr.. Dawes, or Gen. Garfield, or Gen. But
Ter, or Mr.. Wheeler, or any of the other ''old
leaders, who used to feel some responsibility
for the conduct Of affairs" The dissatisfac-
ton of these scrupulous young men, who would
not steal treaty or malign . political oppo-
nent for the world, viii be source of profound
regret to the whole country. It is really sad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-24

On SUNDAY last the AH-Day Guy Asps, Of
Philadelphia, commenced the issue of Sunday
edition, 80 that now that enterprising and
lively paper Is Issued, not only All Day, but
upon all days of the week. The -Dsy Guy
lem has had . most remarkable degree OF sue
cess, but not moro than 1t deserved. There are
several excellent features In that Journal
peculiarly its own. All its editors are also pro-
prietors, and being all enthusiastically devoted
to their profession its columns, always show .
degree of careful supervision and an amount Of
earnest labor that contribute to make It an
unusually interesting and sparkling newspaper.
The first Sunday Issue Is an excellent number,
and its large advertising patronage shows
plainly that the business people Of Philadelphia
appreciate the enterprise Of Col. Fitzgerald and
his sons, and that they are determined to make
the seventh day issue success. The suHaay
edition Il quarto in form, is artistically made
up, handsomely printed BY "Bullock," and
contains . variety Of entertaining matter in
addition to the current news. We wish Col.
Fitzgerald and his boys the fullest measure of
success in their Sunday edition.
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Batis4aI gspablitsa.

. TEE REPUBLICAN HAS 4 LAR0SR CIkco-
LArION THANANY OTHER MORNING. fAfAx
I'M rHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-24

A. G. Mills, ESQ.,, chief clerk of the Super
yisipg Architect Of the Treasury, has resigned
his position, to take effect 18th April, when he
will proceed to New York to take charge Of
the New York branch Of the United States and
Foreign Selamander Felting Company's Works.
Mr.. Mills served CALAMITY during the war,
and since it's close has been employed at the
Treasury Department. His record in the De-
partment is one Of energy, industry and capa-
city, and It 10 these qualities that have obtained
for him the responsible position which he is
destined to- ill. In common with his many
other friends who have been the recipients OF
his courtesy and attentions silice he has been
in the Department, We wish him every success
In his new enterprise.
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ON THE SECOND STORY


finished in blue, with the nurses room attached,
and both connected by speaking tubes and bell
with Mrs. Stewards chamber. This, elegant
Is it is with its crimson hangings and beautiful
furniture, is the most simple in the house; the
Senator's dressing and bathing rooms are on
one side; Mrs. Stewards on the other. Her
boudoir, directly over the vestibule, is q cir
cular room, whose carpets and Curtains of deli:
cate gray, with bright flowers, were woven to
order, is full Of sunshine. The mirror, in q
rustic frame Of silver and gilt, was the only
one of the kind in Psrie. The artist frescoed
the ceilings TO correspond to carpet and curtains;
even the shade of the drop light was painted
for the purpose. On this floor arc two magnif-
cent guest chambers, one furnished in that
scarlet upholstery, with black and yellow ara
besques, known e. the "Louis XIII" style, the
other in dark green. Each bed has an elder
quilt, the spreads are Of French lace, and the
pillow shsms, wrought in Saxony, are Of the
finest texture and literally covered with en-
broidey. Dressing and bathing rooms are at
tached to each chamber.
The hall of the third story is furnished In
blue and grey. On this story is the sewing
room with room fitted up for the seamstress.
Next to this are the chamber, dressing room,
and study of Mrs. Stewards second daughter,
furnished in blue, and comprising piano, libra
~, &c. Opposits 10 Miss Stewards suite, fur
nished in pale green and pink, with erston,se
hangings. The bed u OF sherwood and maple,
inlaid with black panels. The woodwork Il
painted to correspond. Toilet Get and furni-
trre hear thA vounr lady'a MONOGRAM Az.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-24

| OCtWCcu ub 1iC VI = OcuulLV CuoEdctcl
Q. How are they made dennitea A. For IN
stance, We bought machinery and own It now.
Q. am speaking with reference to contractst
A. Take the Scharf pavement, for instance;
We bought that patent, and bought machinery,
and am interested in that now.
By the Chairman: g.. In the Scharf PATENT
A. Yes, sir; ia the machinery and everything
connected with It.
BY Representative Wilson: O. I am speaking
about the contracts for laying down the pave
meuts. Are you interested with him In thoses
A. That 10 what say. I was, 90 far as the
Scharf pavement was concerned.
@. Any othersl A. Some others.
Q. In wood pavement A. Yes, sir; think
Q. Were you interested In any wood pave
ment-any contracts that were made since the
18th Of May, 1872.
Witness. Wood pavementsi
Representative Wilson. Yes, sir. A. I can
not answer. really hope 90. fLaughter.1 I
WIN say this, that have never had any settle
ment with Mr.. J. 0. Evans, and to what extent
am interested I do not know. am thankful
for what l can get, and I am disposed to get all
I can.
Q. Are you unable to tell this committee the
extent Of Jour interest with Mr.. Evansi A.
am.
@. Were you interested with Mr.. Clephans
In any Of his contractsa A. ! was.
Q. Was Mr.. Clephane interested in any Of
Mr.. Evans' contractsi A. He was In the Same
that I was interested in.
@. Now, Mr.. Knbourne, let me ask you this
question. Il Il fact that when Mr.. Evans got
4 contract, you and Mr.. Clephane were inter-
ested In that, and when Mr.. Clephane got Q
contract you and Mr.. Evsns were Interested In
that, and 20 on through A. Only TO limited
extent.
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Cherokee Remedy.
The Great Indian Diurelic.
Infinitely Superior to Bushu.

Nine tcnths Of ihc human IA mny. sunor al
from diseases or Irregularities of the genera.
tive system, while the victims Of discretion,
and quack treatment are comparatively nJ-
rnerous
The idea that patients cannot treat them.
solves successfully in theAo cases has long
ago been exp'ohed. A good and rciiab'e me lif
zine. prepared by n experienced physician
tced TO effect o SPEEDY & RADICAL
CURE. can hr NJ safely relied upon ns tho
prescription " the most skilled pra ractItIoner,
Such n medicine Is 'he celebrated
CHEZ OAEE REMEDY.
Full directions accompany each bottle. ana
II they are but f,lthfuliy followed. y Guc and
permanent euro is gudrsnt etd. Price o. %
per bottle
THE CHEROKEE INJECTION.
shouli always 10 used In conjunction with tho
Remedy for both incipicnt anil obstinate tea 80
Of Gonorrhoea. Price ~ % per bottle.
ClEROkEE CURE
tor seminal weakness, (st'crmatorhoca). Ia
simple vegetable medicine that was used for
many years In the practice Of the physician who
tirst gave the tcmely t' the public II his ef.
fected cures that would scarcely 10 creditet
except on ocular evidence pf the fact Full ii-
rec,ions, with pamphlo, containing all p1rti'.
ulars Of symptoms. treatment, SC. accompany
each bottle. Price - 0n. sold everywhere
CHEROKEE FILLS.
These pills are prepared especially for tho
cure OF those irregularities to which laiIcs arc
subject, and will bo found snfo reliable and ct
iectual, for tho cure Of suppression, Green
:. knees, p'in IN tho back, hystcria, sick head
ache, sc sc. irieo tl.Oo pcr box.
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G..i:o 10 tho L,sic.ci ara rsa.r..,...
DER. FAIlRNEY'S
Ceiebroted Blood Cleanser or Pan

Celebrdtea Biood Cleanser or Pan
uccd.
The Pnnacca will no, only cure old stand
ng and malignant complaints, hut Is one OF
h. b's p-ev'1 tniivcs of such disorders
ever offered to the world You can avoid
severe attacks Of acute Diseases. such as
Cholera. Small Pox. Typhoid, Bilious,
Spotted and Intermittent Fcvcrs. by keep.
ing your blood purified. The different de.
grcc- Of nll such diseases dcpcnd nlioccih-
cr upon the condition Of the blood for IL
this vital luid is dcranged you will take
a disease much moro rcaiily than other.
wise, and the suffering will he in proper.
ton 20 the amount Of foreign matter in the
blood. This Is so reasonable that we need
not here make any illustrations.
Remember the name and don't be put off
with anything else which druggists may
say Is just NJ good as the BLooD CLEANSER.
Because they make more profits on cheap.
cr articles.
Sold by druggists and dealers every
where.
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CABINET ORGAN AND MELODE )Ns
~ MANDATORY.
Ware Room md Store on Pine Street,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Selinsproyp. Pa.

IL you want to hear md 500 hne toned and
beautiful organs and MelOdeons call at our
Ware room and store We use mono but the
best material In making instruments. Try one
OF them and you will DO satisfied.
Every instrument IL warranted for Ave yenrs
Dealers, Agents and Ministers Of the Gospel,
are INVITED 10 correspond with us and send for
price list We are also agents for tho best New
York and Philadelphia Pianos
Niolins and Accordcons from 81 TO ai5. Violin
strings, Sheet Music, Picture Frames, Sc, sc. D.,
always on hand.
Pianos and Accordeons correctly tn and
Call on, or address by letter
RE-. SALEM & co,
Sept. 1870. n.groyo. pa.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
YPTIAN
Rat & Vermin Destroyer
For Ericrmindting Rats, Mice, Water
Bugs, Ro0chcs, Red Ants. &c.

For Ericrminating Rats, Mice, Water
Bugs, Rodchcs, Rel Ants. &c.
TrcnWh.-Whon n rat tastes the Egyp-
tinn destroyer, his death warrant IA signed,
sure, II cannot fail to XIII. 1t also creates
great thirst, and the rat will search for water
out OF doors and not die In his hole, to cause n
stencil that cannot be got at.
Ahi0dirCRcSs.-RatS are the shrewdcst
ofvermin. II ishnrdlto get them to cat poi.
son. An ingredient IN tho Egyptian Destroy.
er is perfect bait, and they are attracted
dren cry for it.n
k0phig SgH.-Pcople know how the
ordinary katPastas dry up and become use.
loss causing annoyance and loss The Egyp.
tian destroyer Is fully warranted to keep
soft fresh aud. effective In any climate for
years.
Sme Death.- The Egyptian Destroyer
kills every time. Hundreds OF unsolicited tes.
timonial 10 are now In tho hands OF the proprie.
tors, substnniinting its great merits as the
best preparation for destroying yermin In the
world. bo sure and ask for the 'Egyptian,"
and take no other.
Put up in large glass bottles. Price % cts
sold By Druggists Everywhere.
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Middlcbur, OCTOBER IS. 1874
Advice 10 a Bri!e

Advice 10 Bride.
(Ffom Cortospundcnt n the Cl.cin eqti 1imes)
In looking over some old papers, !
have come across n copy OF a letter
written long, long ago. and cm
bracing ''my opinion atthat time AZ
well M now. The person addressed
was about to be married and is now
the wife of one Of your honored citi,
zens, aud president of a Western col
lege. The following is an extract;
"August, 1850 -- w Dl1r Nj,"a 4:
Your favor containing yunr kind in.
yitation to- be gucstto witness your
nuptals arrived in due timc. uui it
is with anything but feelings OF in
difference that decline tho invita-
ton, as am obliged to 10 from I'm.
ayoidable causes. But. since the
fatcs have denied me the pleasure ol
being present on 90 interesting ou
occasion. I will send yuu q l,''.r Of
advice which youmay keep asa legacy
from me. You, my dear niece. are
about to enter lus it wcrcl upon Il
new state Of caist,lcc.-ucw dnll.
nrc open before You and new duties
will dcyolyo upon you Ii is now
but carly NOM, bat as you approach
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HOLLOWAY'S
Pills and Ointment.
Every Man His Own Physician.

THE Grand Principal that operates
i In these wonderful medicines Is the power
that they possess In purifying the forbid blood
ana expelllng corrupt hnmors from the system,
Hoth the ointment and pills should be used
IN the follow ing casesi Bunions burns, chapped
hands, ehilblhins, hstula gout, lumbago, Mer-
cuTial Eruptions, piles, Rheumatism, ringworm,
salt Iheum, seolds, skin diseases, swelled glands
sore legs, sore breasts, sore heads, sore throats
sores OF oil kinds, sprains, sti Joints tetter ul.
GERS, venereal sores, wounds Of all kinds.
Use H0hOwdy's E,pectOrGm for the alb
soiuto cure Of coughs, colds, sore throat hoarse-
ness, pains In the chest, and all affections OF .
Pulmonary nature.
Caution.
he careful nnd SEQ that each article has tho
Holloway Go. trade mark on each.
buying large sizes.
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PARKS BALSAM
of
WILD CHERRY AND TAR

BdisUm.- Nothingris morc' soothinc'to
tho irritiied membranes than tho pure Bal.
sans Of which this medicine IL composed.
wa h'rTU-Ihc true bark of the
Wild cherry Is an unfaiIng specific for oil
throat aad poctoral diseases.
Tar. The swondcriul healing proper-
ties of Tar, whom united with the other in.
gredlont., render Park Balsam the most OF.
hccnt Cough Nc ,lcino over offered TO tho
public.
CoHH'mp tiOn.-Tho many cases of Con-
sumption that have been cured Justify US in
asserting that II Is the very best Medicine for
that disease ever discovered.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
stephen Fisk Of New York, SAYS his daughter
had consumption, and tubrrcles hadt formed in
her lungs. lie was induced to try Parks Bal
sam, which effected speedy cure,
7. Edward Fleet, Of BrookliI says think IL
sNhs hast medicine for adectip 5 OF the lungs
over usel
q. :. Fanchcr, Of New York says feel fully
persuaded that Parks .Balsam has saved my
We have In our possession hundreds Of certi-
hcatos from Others, and of the same cheering
Import.
Price, 90 Cents and ~ per Bottle.
SOH ny Druggists did dedicrs erTryuhere.
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HimShGGtS Hair Restorative.
Himitobh Huir C6loring.

Not q DW.-Icimstrcet's "Hair Col
oring' Is not Hair Dyo, and its operation Is
not By any chemical effect. but by n natural
restoration Of the glands, thus giving the'hair
the color It originally had.
NdiUrdiness w hair is dyed. its
color Is ladCn-hucd and unnatural, but when
restored by llcimstrects Hair COloring, its
appearance II 80 perfectly natural that no
one can detect th o uso OF any Restorative.
S'GjHi,ss While the Restorative acts
promptly on the hair. II leaves no stain or
mark whatever on tho skin. IL IL composed
ct Ingredients that form q perfect dressing as
well rs coloring, 50 that no oils sc. arc
necessary.
This Most Effective Of An he Hir
Rostorors, IL for sac by AL druggists, ut so cts
and 81 90 rer bottle. Numerous ccrtihc ties
from those who have used 1t are In the possess
ion Of tho p oprlotors.
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q WIZ Hy.-A Washington conn
" merchant imd n son who WAS rath
or fosF' and to encourage him to dc
better the iuthcr gave limnn interest
~ hls store Ih" youngman at once
devoted himself 70 business. anl the
success OF the i.rm was marvellous.
n,,'. ~, 'n' 'iI! "i TWO mo. months ho "as IN
~ "'',u " T''" 'hvoo 70 20 To Troy
";" wv; ''''l,'r' ~ s"''t' IN tn"i wicked
Guy no mi"Iilnatrly fell IN with
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Philadelphia & Erie X. r. Division.
SUMNER TINE TABLE.

On and After SUNDAY JUNE 2s.h, 1874.
the trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail
Road Division will run as follows