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&linoiynll9 etles tontrattlolen AilelgerS be-
rtulttt oaS nStrItler GageUlatt" luie IolSt
nSn etnem ntu eruauten l9aule III Der SrnUtz
praBe, III ipel6em an /. Sltober lUon
irleDrere tertl9 9elporDene 9%Sobuluaeu uesos
Gen iperoell Iouten, 9tIY Der Wtrtb, eth 2es
I,uutenr, ApelpS Mn 10 ubr MT eliler 2as
terne ourI DIE noD unTerllgen Nauule, UNI
III lebel, pas nod 81 IlladeI uno 81 ergal'
sen Jet. Jtatoell er bret Gtayell tliIpl5lrt
4atte, llteg ct uou etne 2rtppe DO9et nll0
lan0 9ter etne Stupelttbur pelIWioll, II, bon
oer er mnbte, DaB CT le por elnlyeu Auger
1tlpl aus9epaIyl bllte, I'm Oem &ll6uge
YroBereH Naniu 81 9e.p a1rell. VI fllil9eil u.tO
pobt nHo luWl uhi aue 2Selle Ole 2Dure 5n
offllen !: abr perye0elS. pa p,oslld iaBt
np uon lnlIer ttlle grouell0e StlnlnIe perlleg@
men %nJfatl! oaS ~ OoW lelle SlItenz
llulDe 2Del Ionlult oellll llod) III aler Jfaut
anf Se1nU !"- ger 9Strt1 IA bpbuW uuer.
ralur, auer ais couraYlrter Utanu unO Jrubez
rer OraYotler lpetWl er ntUt Denl nultutuureu
Oeuloe, lonOern 9eyenTlagt elelgnW vyeer
Nc bIer I'M GUNNER Z" Alltiuort ySaBuer."-
gSeltere Urage: n&aS lbum Sle yler?"-
uSn l1laTe." uOeHleM S,e lotort Die
&pure, lonlt lflde Id na1 Der YollSel -
uPpllSel? Jtnn, Dann MAIDEN mir ldon lte=
per anI."-
9fa~ 'peR!9eh nt!nuten ipnroe Que &bllre
9%eo1nsl, hi'o or sS'rt9 frat etn. OaS .3nns
iler mar mt ool6ap1aueh pom Sau gang be'
9aBl1W ef'pathltn l'o sur Se.te oes uaralelloen
1Ir"S .1 Sas.t ppa s9upe'lpaae. nto al,e'
Jupiter Wtalln III eluer Dlaueu Sl0ule liellte
I1 Dem &lrtbe Dor SD bun yYab.er mo
tper luio Sle 7" - sOer 9Slrtb oes QdIles.
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, 1875-11-10
Gbriftppb BON sGmi6'8 Sugenos
8ibliDthef.

@ebunben tn Bappoedel a Is Gents. Wltt
WiuslinsGiiden . 20 Gents. @ana
M1sltn IS Gents.
Scinrid Don Gid,enfeiS, mie Ct lur Grfsnntnis
Der aBeibnadtsabene. Cine Gradbluns gum weib.
nadtsselaenf fir &inber.
Der Moienffoce. Sine lrtereIIante Gr5dbInns.
Der &anarienpc9eI.-&,ae SpbanniSfdferdben
3lpet Gr5dblun9en. .i
Die Cferefer. ft ts
Die Sppfenb htben. Cine gesebenbeit aus ben,
9ebsn zines arnsn Dorf. sduuebrers.
@nfadius. Sine Gei6ihte Der briftlihen gorJeit.
DaS y umenfovbdbe en-. Cine GrjGblun9 benz Bib
benoea utter g~epioinet.
sepia BON Ganaenbaes. Cine 0ef@i6te bss utter
tbunts.
Genofepa. Sine Der i85nfsn unb rabrsnoHen Gbe.
fbibten bes Nltertbums.
Die Madbtisan. Cine interefIante 0efdiute.
Robert,, Der 10 affenfnabs, oosr: Sas Inbsnfen
an Die Ntutttr.
eub,pig, Der MvStpanneres.
&teben Grsdb 'unsen.
Sannetcn unb Mmalte.
Die MaibIumen.
ssiibe M Zen. Gin s.5&i@ti&es o.mafSs.
Oas Der orene Rine. ttt
4as GGubd,cn DaS gfaubfdfpA.
Der .sute. 5ribp-sn unb Der bSie Dtetrtd.
Die Gr6fin Jnlia, ooer: 9inoIi&s 9isbe, 9reu.
rlto Gobn. t
@OttfrieD, Der iunse eimfeslsr. M
Der .@briffbanrn.
Die fletne 2autenfpteIertn. ..Nl- e..Cl
9ds &ammd,en.
Eernonro. asbensssI&iais einss iunsen @rafem aus
&upferman,en ume eOlsaade. Das eOseL
Warsaretba Bllmdben. Die aBalefapeae. Da&
Die O seae Sa"aasts maNsrautb ain xb.tn.
Ger Ciamautrins. Das M%artenbiIs.
, 1875-11-10
II benterfcnStp critics Bud -
tbur's lebteS unb gr06tes.
3

ODER: Seriplnoett III BEN 9anS etnes Sreunoes.
Dieies ppuensetffe ISerf bieies Stteranen Der
Imeritanilten Nlteratur bat as Torpurf eiaen De-
%9enftanb, tueld)er bas iociale Neben imieres aelamintet
Noltes beribrt llno sjebt einen idredliden lleberblif
iber lttbei, ipetdes es ~blpsftellt. NuferprrentIfdb
ipanncab nns aufresene, pirb es pm Nuen nit
Se8l;roe 9elelen fperpel,. Slluffrirt uuc fcbpn gcf
bureen. g8lr iiito entfAloiier. Das BUD III ]eoer syas
mite os aanoeS ein5uiu1ren inlo ~oiferiren mob ME
nagsrueiene Sprtbeilc allen m0nnlihen nnp peibil.
den Sublcribe1itenlan mlern g8ir p~erlangfn Iberal
NsenteM uap l9iden gratis aui Yerlan9en Beoin9II=
sen uno belbreibenne Girculare. 8. M. gtprfnr'
II. Co., 1913 Sbeitnut Str, Bbile. 49B2m5=
, 1875-11-10
S1arlabfteber, Spptberia,
Mdubcr SAILS.

9as erI@redenoe llmIt9sreifen ,oieier Granfbeiten
madt ben Gebraub zines Wfittels nbtbi9. iueldss ibre
Bsrbreituns unb 3botliAteit perbinoert. BrOmO-
C~hIOralum, went man elnen 2 bell nit fiinijebn
oes Wlunbes poer 6ir9eln benubt, lin0ert Die Nbion=
~oeruuaen, madt Den Mt9em poblriebeno, ipirtt ais
cine Nrjenei 9e9en SGulniB uno perbinoert Die @n=
iteduns burt contasiole Musihipibmnsen ooer osr-
9iftete 2uft. Sir rauben ooer entilnpeten bals penne
man nas Wtittel lpfort beir Grl6einel oeS llebsls an
IS ioIte bauii9 in Wobnbduiern, 8ranienjlnulern
uuo AM &orper 9ebraudt iueroet. nm oie.Jeinli1teit
5u ~befDroern. Dian belorse iib elm M~ampblet.
TiIden a. Co., Gbemifer.
4gDlSoe, 1T6 gBiliam Str. SEEN @ort.
Su p~eriapfeu BEL auen Orus9iiten INN bGnolern.
, 1875-11-10
BOO Vianns nn0 Qr0eln.

ncu nnc aus s~,petter $5anS, bon Sabrifantcn ers
4biblass .3ab lnnasn, ODER fir Mtistbe in Staot uno
Sano. ipdbreno bieIer barten s3eiten nno Der 6elertase
ourb Scrace Skaters u. Spn, Ash Sroaetpap,
~pertauit, as ~bteIelben ie queer ir Ytelp 9ort oiIerirt
luuroet. I9entet oerlanst nm Bater's reue Gcdle
@ianps unb Concerts rseln su p%erfaufen. Snn'
itrirte Gatalose per Dot o%erianot. CUTE Seoinsnngen
fir ben 6anoeI. Gin GROCER 0isconto iur 9ebrer.
0eiitIibe, @irden, 9o9en, s6ulen &C. 4g825nos
, 1875-11-10
Iauisnb I'm DRUID mad srism Rouar
MMTauenOer Grfpla.

Gin Issnt aestieat $tt2 tn pter 9aaen unb Elm Nnte-
rsr sass in = Gasea ssra ben gsrfauf ssn
Scpnn,6 @fNrN . Gin wabrer Gd,as oen
ce6un3en. Mbenteuern unt BumSsrn auf h
lntsr otr See: 9aubsa, Sdltmmen, Ratt bepei6en .t
init q ~pafeneen Abbtlpunaen. grett ~ 6erf ntssrie
sat ben rai6fsn @teans. Uaaa SHtrs FGttale ~
osttsf % uI. IDIE
, 1875-11-10

wv" N...
/. eanb Der Issfe BDmbarcier. RDpsue bon
al B. +. W. bddlanDer.
D. Der Niraten-&teutenant. Grsabluna
non 8alouin Wt1lbaulen.
o. Die 6Iauen une 0elben. 8tne5ueIa.
nildes Gbaratterbilo BON SrisOrid
GeritGder. tr Hit.
a Scr ssanb etraaburs's. gatsrIamSi.
# HNi1 i1er Noilan pDn beribert Eau.
8. Ieutid,iane'S Gbre. 6iItorilter Re.
man BON Berno BON 0uied.
6 HaS Eettament Deter Res @rpAen.
Honaan unb GsIbi&te Don sueian ber'
bn{ bert. ,i . .
T. Der elephant. aomii&er Roma BON
u. p. Qbinterielb.
.Aa Der fissenbe SSadneer: 6iftori.
f@er &6man bon u. q. Bra@oOssi.
10 ole G~dlpasiebe. Cine Gr,dbIuns aus
u BEN aiten berlin, BON Geors Dill; nnh
GAY. faQl GeemefiS, Criminal : Oelbi1te bon
Srieo. 5risori4. 3niarnmeH in tinsna
+ A. a@err 0etpa. Criminal . Roman bon
@mil 0aborian.
n 3psi beitere GefdJidbten. Bon GooN
Wtibelbur9. 3,pei Spbne.-S erc'
bias. 3nlolnmen III e,llert Sano.
10. Der tOIle oan4. Criminal . Gel9ibte
BON u. StredfnB, uno Die apbnt
f Barnepelts. 6iftorii4er Homan BON
Samipt . MeiBsnTsls. 3alammsn in
einem 8ano.
IA Nm Gbrpn uni 2eben. bitoriI&sr RO.
man uon Georg biltl,
II SIM Gcffenfter. Spcialer Roman bon
5rieori9 DeritGder. %
iA @abriele, no& 8Heib hs4 GpielerS.
Criminal i. NoUeae bon 6. qSitafpal
unb Die Eranctireurs, GrjGblunl
"+~"& aus BEN 6eutih. . tran5DIii4en &ries'
-..ry, BON Srisorl& Gsritadsr. 3uamn.sr
in einem Bano.
~. Uin Nermprfener.. G%rirtiitaI. gfcoeu,
bon ). .. 3. 3emms.-NaS 6pritbaui
a ,..,- poer Die mi!be Sa9o in Der piaiJ. gu
/. "N fammert In einem Bano.
IA Seremia4 unb bic id)pne @inceniia
81 =, Der @err ee4 bauies.-6rau 90
th5 Den Ole 8erlcbte.-Hesine. Or
lablun9eu opn ySaria bon Oilers. gu
iainlnen In einem Bano.
.. II. 20. Der Sells BON @rs.. DonsG. G. Brad
sooeel. 3pei Bdnbe.
u. 1te dlte i~pantfdDe urfunee, Spn Mr
mano uno DaS @eipenf. ,Gpiioo
--. aus Dent beutlb. fran30tldtn arieo
bon .. q. bon Ssoenrotb. Suiannnsl
-UA .t} 81. in einem 8anb,j Cd p
n. 0ier @lItben nnb cine Grnd,t NO
belle bon 98ilbelm e dmibt. Is pIpmba
-s sSlopelle BON qrosper Wterrims. gu
ialnren it etrem Bano.
10. GIdn3ence Babnen.. Rontan BON Nue
Silberitein. liter 8ano.
- d&lGnjeuSe Babncn. .Rortan bon Nus
Silberttein. 2ter Scno uno Die &pnn
brinst 90 an ZEN Gag. 3niammen i
einem Sano.
=. Die Sarpnin. %oman Ron @ueen De
oenrotb uno Mit eifernsr Pane. gu
iammen in einem 8ano.
10. Dis 2flqpsret Der eisbe. RomaH w
0eHNe AAe -
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THE PIONEER,
Reinem falten &ranb!
&eine Manifperre mebr y
WiQiam Gramer's 6~eilpfaher.
patentirt ami 1O. 9Nat l87O.

YateHtirt am 10. Nat 1870.
Die Nirtuna ttsfes gFaierS TT bewunberun ~asnarsts
Gs eriairt tetn pFafsr, nelbss bisfee abtrtriHt.
Eur6 jabrelansss &rprpben fam Id piefss gFsru
ais Gin uniperiaLsSousmiItel tmpieblen.
6amiiienpdier, 5abritbstser, tpps ole Arbeitfr fratea
CO tets i'm 5aufe unp In her eBerffdtte ~psrrdthi8 talten.
Die Wtriune Tt eiue hb%srrafhenbe; man brauGt usper
d~r3tIid,e 5nlfe gu rsanirtren, NOD bat man, tet fcfprrsG
Nnpenbune, einen 8erluf an A~rttiIsseit ~ befnrGsa.
80 beijt ee idbiimmffen 9Buncen, bic bart.
n6disften a,ten Gefd,wnre. Bon eans befoueue
9ptrfuna Ia 60 bet 2obuss, Sieb Gtids, Sdbulrt..
BiR- nnf Guetfdbtpureen; b &limmsn GrGasn.
raI6 roatse Rasel etbt IS tstn bsHsres D,tt.si.
Ba Siibneraugen fiat 60 nidt MUIR ben S6msrs fr-
fort, ~fpnoern beietIiet ~etsfslben bel einsm WstrauWs pru
8 BIS 20 Iaeen e%dnSIid.
( > apt. DEPOT: Gilbert 8. Duus's ssrtbeie, $50. ii
Bp drp.
NETS per gsr nsbf @etraudsanwetfuns 50 Cents.
grehabsn in d1ea a%pStteten. fswte an Der Gtaarren-
Wtlar @ ran. 3Wt7na:
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5..~, IA. -atA~.t A. BURDEYFE SMITH.
p. O. Box 5O55. GA Broadway, New York City.
@patt'S 2ebenS'Saiiam.i
Gin mroi5iniiMes gSunDcr.

Rteumattsmus, Neuralata, Std in itren i&linirnxen
Staetun, Serpftln. 8pniss. 8rantbeit. @rpiipelas, ~He
Seibphre unb bic f1Iimmien 5ale pom Slntfraarpst.
ipurni &c. &c. pirb iufs Sefimmteffe burb eieien 3pnt9
alsr Neinisunssmittel sebeilt. Derfelbe tit sreluub.
3wanSte Sabre ptnbur@ BON publttum erprpbt, pdt
3unssrttaaisnoe pom s5aasa eshetlt une earirt nets,
penn na@ VDrfnrift genSmnnea. ST en H@eres pctls
rrittel ron 5ttsln in allen bstltaren Ndlen, rurirT pie
@fattlFsn cltsn Vel&pare, lslbt NO her SnU&sn lGpa sn-
getrefen 1T. H'"4"
Spatfs esbsns.Valfam eurtrte Ssrta 8. 3. Asr-
map, 1rasSpen i'm part.Ibeater ju Bropflpn, u. D.,
rrm drpnti6en Nbeumatismas. nabbem perfelbe p2ne
Gtfpls pom ben pcrslgli6fen Msrtten &urppa's Eub
Nmerifa'S petanpflt lWpreen mar. f"
ppatt6 &ebenS.S 5aitam eurtrts 6erra Q. o.
5rlp, Spdmaaer No. III WaptlUn Str, ppn einsm
seidbrltten @eftplr, na6bem er febs Wipnau TN
8rpabwap 5sipital mar unp pprt ais %nnbeilbar, srtlart
purpe. III
Spatt's eebcns.S alfam tstlfe Serrn 5acpb Mptb,
SiRee Wp. 242 Sresnwib Ctr, BON eiaera ferpfuIeien
Sel6wure, pebet bic 5aulntB tbcn bis auf ben GnUben
seerun9en mar. Serr U. bat rdhrene IS Sabren uat
g%eibeperer Seiiung teine Wisoerbciung Der 8ranIseit
%erfabrea. ~s 4Il.re... 1r ~.
bpaft's ::eebens. Salfam cur irte Serrn gDiuiam
Sprin9er, gc. 1883 Brppme Str, r~raifdnbi8 RON 'sAto
Suuretem NbeumatismnS 10 ernfltber 4rt, paB pevteibs
cen @etlt es 8ranten f6pn perpirrt bate. Der @s.
aannte tpnnts n,6t 'eins 6auo sum appfe ertcbeH Anp
mar trGbrenb crsier Wtrnate ans Sett aefeAsit.
3u BADEN in Der Sanpt'OfEee, 246 @rane Str, aHe
bet Qpptbeiern i'm Aucemeiuen, au 81 per Slaihe. Ssgs
Hia,ben S..
Spatt's bsrutmte 5etImtttsI ftnb:
Spati'S uIfeblbarer 2ebsns. Balkan su 81 90.
Spatt'S IA b., tr4pslt ftartsr 2ebens. BALKAN, ;a
st.25. = @natt's gaIuUnir Balkan. ODER Der 5aw,np.
iudtteen nrsuao, SI St.N0. - SpottS Sptb 2tut.
msnt, ~unteblbar fur eetben unb S6msrjsn ie6sr art,
~ 80 Scents. @patt's Sn3a, Sur fur @rtdpans,
3cpfpeb, SnRusnSa, @atarrb, 81 % @ts.
gDsnn cbtse arlttsl ntbt in eurer ap0ttste eeer an ta'
rem Ylase ~ baten ~iinp,io penbs man iG btret. an sas
Central DspSi. 246 @ranstr., y; 9.
&elpin 3. 6pdtt & Co., @i9entllnsr.
nstsraa bin per SrpFsB srfaidt bsim halbsn
DuBenb. 13nn2uioH
, 1875-11-10
Maeuten verlanetf
DrOf. GOwler hber Maanbarkeit,

gen perpen gratis %uberianet. 8as Sa8 rutbdlI tsraer
&iebe, ibre @eisse, Mad,t &c. aeenten ~psriaufen
tdelih pen 15-2h @rsmpldre. Man rsnbe f6 NIT w..
sabs i~ribsrsr 8 Sttefett an r" Sectional @ubiiihins
90, phHaotIphia, 70. 8gDttarH
, 1875-11-10
6eitnatt ltnb TremSe.

8ontaae unb @~r3ablungen IN grcB 800. for
$500 ma elegant brotirt.
preis pro eanb SO 0ents. @ebuneen In 2etn
wans pro Bane IS Genys. e.
, 1875-11-10
Gr3ablungert BON Gaiparius.

SH gublde PappbcdeI NIT WflSlln'6uueH
9ebMnoert a 25 @ent8.
SeSo5fdtten aus Dem GpefIart.
Der Gdmlmetffer unb fem Gpbn.
SfrdRburs dnf Der GdDans. d,
, 1875-11-10

shionable Manner. 1t draws all
the flllness to the back. making the
''straight 'front.'" It Saves more
thar Ten Times ita Cost, 1t can be
changed from One Dress to another.
Price, 46 cents each. Mailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
War Paint Again.

Westward the star of empire takes its way"
is very fine as poetry and very remarkable as
the statement Of TACT What the unfedged
clocutiou of our Fourth of July orators,
whose utterances make the Continent tremble
during the summer solstice, would do without
this verse of Bishop Berkeley it might be hard
10 conceive. 1t is pretty evident, however,
that the distinguished strangers who have
come from the far West for the purpose of
having a plain talk with the President, and
who are known 70 fame by the euphonious
titles Red Cloud, Spotted Tail and Young
Mau-Afraid-of-H is-H Horses, are under the i'm
preston that it is nearly time for this ambi-
tious star of empire to set They insist upon
il that the pale faces have made money out of
them, and are rash enough to assert that a
white man will even lie to red man for
cash. Poor 10 has at last grown suspicious
"A his guardians, and like the Brooklyn
lzwyers, proposes to take his own time in the
settlement of his case. Meanwhile be views
himself in the French plate mirrors Of the
Washington House with becoming pride, aud
dimes q Ia carte with the serene air OF one who
is aware that he was once owner OF oil this
fair domain, but who is sobered by the refac-
ton that he made poor trade when he sold
it for barrel Of whiskey and few con-
demned muskets, without reserving lev cor
ner lots to supply the requirements Of his old
age withal.
We sometimes wonder what would happen
if the government, in some rash moment,
should conclude to be honest with the Indi-
ans. Such policy would certainly be at
tended with great anxiety, since sudden
and radical changes are more or less danger
GUS II might be difficult 70 sweep from the
reservations the vampires who pocket The
government appropriations and let the Indi-
ans starve, but 1t would put stop % the
periodical and expensive visits Of our painted
brethren to the father OF his country, aud
might aid in the solution OF a very perplexing
problem. We have tried to administer our
Indian affairs through tho medium Of the
broad-brimmed Quaker nat and Of the white
necktie of the clergyman, as we'll as through
that Of the professional politician, and we
have signally failed. Which Of the three has
given most satisfaction to the white and the
red it is difficult to shy. 1t might be well,
then, TO adopt the suggestion of the war paint
and allow the Indian TO attend to his own
business. Let the appropriations Of money,
clothing and provisions which are annually
made be given in charge to certain representa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
Governor Tnden in Town.

AS the Governor has found time to spend a
few days in New York it is to be hoped that
he is at last about to act upon the removals
Of municipal officers certified to him by the
Mayor more than four months ago. The
Fire Commission is still in the hands Of men
who rest under very grave charges of official
misconduct. Since those charges were made
and declared by the Mayor to have been sub
stantiated the disgraceful scandal OF the
aerial fire escape has been par
tally disclosed. The Office Of Cor
poration Counsel, one OF the most
important positions under the city govern
ment remains in the hands of a lawyer who
has been arraigned by the Governor himself,
and who, since his nrraignment, has very un-
wisely bestowed his patronage with offensive
persistency on the Governors personal
friends and associates II may be that Gov
ernor Tilden's visit to the city has had for its
object the closing up of these open charges
against the heads of departments, one way or
the other. At all events it is time that he
should pay some attention 70 New York mat
tiers. What was singular procrastination
before will soon become wilful neglect of
official duty deserving serious consideration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
The Police Parade.

To-day the police Of the city Of New York
are to be reviewed by the Mayor The men
will. no doubt. make respectable show on
raradc. Their uniforms will be in good con-
dition. their boots clean and their clubs well
polished. The captains who have been re-
Gently transferred 10 new precincts because Of
their notorious combinations with gamblers,
badger-house keepers policy dealers and
other violators Of the law in their old
precincts, will march with military
air in front Of their new commands
CAPTAIN Williams win ~ there, with his
locust resting peacefully IN its belt,
probably wondering at it, inaction while
there are 50 many heads around upon which
it might DO brought 70 play. Matsell will
hobble in the procession or more probably
ride ia carriage ~ its head without his
dark leutern, rattle and many-caped coat,
bat nevertheless recalling to mind the days Of
the old watch Of half a century ago. Dis
becker will be present, although not as leader
Of the band. II is to be hoped that some foul
breeze from the presidential Harlem flats may
reach the nostrils Of the Mayor and remind
him that the police is something more than q
holiday show, and that the public safety de-
mands reform in the head as well as in the
body Of the force.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

eight years in Office will prove unfortunate, If
not disastrous" This sentence is also sig-
nifcant IL would not write or utter word
to change the will Of the people in expressing
or having their choice" This means, if ir
means anything, that if the people wish to
elect General Grant third or a fourth time
there is no reason why they should not do SO,
and he will do nothing to obstruct their
choice. II is confession that he would
accept third term if he thought he could get
it. A letter which contains such confession
cannot silence democratic assaults but
the republican party will stand on the per-
sonal declaration, 81 would not accept such
nomination If it were rendered, and pay no
attention to the qualifying phrases Blaine's
friends aud Washbunes friends and the
friends of every other candidate will insist
that Grant has taken himself out Of the can
vass. The whole republican press will main
tain that this is the correct Interpretation OF
the letter. The certainty that the unanimous
republican party viii take it in this sense,
and will shove Grant aside, in spite
Of his qualifying reserve, gives the
declaration an importance it would not
otherwise have II is not the democratic in
depreciation bN the republican interpreta-
ton, that will influence the republican nomi-
nation and the republicans are too anxious
to get rid Of the odium Of the third term to
pay any regard to Grants studied reserva-
tons. They will remorselessly push him out
Of the canvass on the strength Of this letter,
another nomination "under such circum-
stances as to make it an imperative duty
His party will take good care to render his
prediction true that '.such circumstances are
not likely TO arise
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sTn fact | have been surprised that so many
sensihle persons IN tue republican party should
permit their enemy TO Iorce upon them ana their
party n issue which cannot add strength TO the
party, no matter how met"-The PRESIDENTS let
ter.
President Grant was scarcely wise to mako
the assertion that the republicans of Pennsyl
vania have weakened their party by taking
hold boldly of the third term issue. The
election may prove his mistake. Besides, no
may find Ohio following in the footsteps Of
Pennsylvania despite his warning discreet
politician avoids prophecies.
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The sorrows OF tho Poor.

We find ourselves occasionally reading, not
without sense of amusement at the grotesque
ness and simplicity Of the rhetoric, those 90
casional verses which are published in news.
papers expressing the sorrow OF surviving
relatives over the death of some friend. We
read that "Afliction sore long time she BORE"
and that ''God has taken Bessie to be His
own" and dearest mother. thou hast
left u.s." and that "Another sweet flower has
withered," and ''We hear no more thy loving
voice." and "Gone, but not forgotten"
All of this is simple and plain and homely,
but TO minds accustomed to Homer and
Shakespeare and high literature absurd.
These are, in all cases, the expires.
sion Of poverty over the death Of fAthcJ
or mother or a child. They are tributes
to affection and to the memory OF the departed.
We have always looked upon them as we would
upon an uncouth, homely cross or fading
wreath, or shapeless mass of stone tina,
marked the resting place OF some forgotten
one in the village churchyard Although we
should not accept these efforts as the highes.
expressions of poetry, and should not care to
make them part of our daily study, we never
could see that there was anything to laugh at
about them, or that there was cause for jest
ing in an expression of sorrow or that it was
a true source of merriment to jeer at the Attic
ton Of any, no matter how lowly they may be
or how rudely they may give expression to
their grief
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ARCTIC EXPLORATION. The departure Of the
British expedition e the Arctic regions, north
II the American Continent, OF which We have
printed full account, j. nearly simultaneous
with that OF the Swedish expedition, which is
expected to leave Tromsoe this month and
make straight for Nova Zcmbla. Thence it
vili sail enthusiastically, with the purpose Of
exploring the Arctic Sea, and il the hope
q discovering the remains Of antediluyian
giant animals. We only regret that the United
states government will take no Part in the *
plorations Of 1876. The path to the Pole
is through America, and Americans should he
the first to tread II.
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WHArTvEE NAY BE TEE PRESIDENTS reser-
vations, the republicans viii gladly relieve
themselves OF the decd weight that has been
banging upon them for two years by accept
ing ais letter az > positive Withdrawal from the
-snvass - 2 candidate for denomination.
This being the case. why viii not President
'rant mark the closing portion Of bis term
Is a grand and noblofolicy Of justice toward
the South; by raiying around him as his
advisers nen q strong minds and honest
hearts; BY cleansing the government Of its
hideous corruptions, and by general patri-
otto and wise policy? He has yet time to do
much for the nation and to hand down his
name to posterity IA connection with those Of
the best Of ths American Presidents. VIII he
be equal to the task
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Parliamentary RULES. The absurdity Of
tho rules Of the British Parliament, in respect
to the presence Of the public, has been
demonstrated so emphatically Of late that the
government has found il necessary, as pure
matter Of dignity, to concede something to
modern ideas Of propriety and right Mr..
Disraeli yesterday offered compromising
resolution, which was unanimously adopted
b. the House Of Commons
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Ar THE CAUCUS for the nomination Of
democratic United States Senator 70 succeed
Senator Fcnton, Governor ex-Seymour diplo-
maticaly declined TO be a candidate. The
democrats took him at his word with some
alacrity and elected Senator Herman. The ie-
publicans will treat Grants withdrawal from
the Presidential contest in the same manner,
whatever may have been the Presidents res
ervaHons when be wrote his third term death
warrant.