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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
Index TO New Advertisements.

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COMMENCE on the CapltoI puildlhS rs
THERE has been great raise in para
soils during the past few DAYS.
u,,.u,.u 40 I,nnor Ercors in the Ian
~ IT, ',' :,
of Spring. II mas got TOO not '"' '''e u"
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A Fine improved Farm for Sale.

7 OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY
arm. located ~ miles southeast rom
Stst,TSville. Tyler county, w. Va. 1t con
tainS In acres. 100 Of which is improved.
There are six dwelling houses thereon, be-
sides "A saw and griSt mill, blacksmith
Shop and other buildings: also has fine
orchard and SiN wells Ii is an excellent
offer. For particulars inquire Of or address
GEORGE LEWIS.
,,rIIyh <a ON the Premises.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
FIRST BRANCH,

Alta special meeting of this Branch
last night the following members,
answered roll call, the Mayor occupying
the chair:
Baird. Blair, Roberts, Ulrich, Wallace,
Egcrter, Butterlicid, Caruahau and
Wilson.
The minutes of the last meeting wcr"
read and approved.
The reports of the Sup"rintond.nls of
election upon the vote on the Capitol
Question. with the accompanying r-solu-
ton from the Second Branch IA wing
the result. was read and concurrcI .u
Mr.. Egertcr offered Il resolution in
s,rrctinr the committee on Ordinance,
70 renort an ordinance for the issuing Of
licenses regulating coffee houses AM ordi-
nsries for the ensuing year. which Wa,
adopted.
The resolution requiring the Street
Commissioner to have curbiug placed on
18th street, near Lindsey Institute, was
concurred in.
The resolution to have the Street Com
missioner repair the curling on the East
side If Main street, south Of 18th, wa, re-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

BEAEin ming that before buying cloth
inc from u, We want you 10 20 to all
the clothing stores claiming to sell goods
at low prices, looIla their goods, get their
lowest prices and then come tous and We
vii, sell you the same or better goods for
Io,. money. We are able to do this be-
cause an experience oftwcnty-tivc years
in the manufacture Of clothing has given
u. a thorough knowledge the business;
because we manufacture all our good,
ourselves. therefore have only one profit
to make, and the volume Of our business
iu-tiiios u, in making that profit very
small one over manufacturing cost. To
convince yourself ofthe truth Of what ""
claim, You have only to follow the advice
given you ut the beginning ofthis notice.
VI. GUTMAN " Co.
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
Q Miles from LittIetOn Station

On The Il. Il q. X. r., with loo acres OF inn
rrnyrd land ON it; one good orchard OF
choice fruit three good dwelling houses and
other out buildings, andaNtrN GOOD spring
Tu.,t.r ANY other description, or terms
,tsrlr can bc had by seeing owner.
.I,ysgrh W. Il. POSTLErHWAlT.
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80

Powered Carpets and Oil Cloths very
clnapat SITTER IL ROTHN -
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Steamer Market Boy.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
ARRIVAL and Departure of Mails.

Rills of lading signed, and small pack
ages attended To If left at VI. Marsh " son
IArI Water street. NY -"-H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

THE Main street improvement should
be pushed to completion as soon as pos
sble.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
The Lowest Prices,
The Largest Stock.
The Greatest Variety,
Ever seen in Wheeling.

If YOU want to examine II stock where
YOU will find every variety Of Clothing,
20 to VI. Gutman d Co.
If You want them at the Lowest prices,
60 to NJ Gutman X Co
Dress Suits, Business Suits, from the
cheapest to the best, at NJ. Gutman X
Cos.
Suits to fit men of all sizes.
Suit, to III boys of all sizes,
Suit, to fit Children from two to nine
years OF age, at VI. Gutman X Co.'s
All these good, sold at prices that de-
fy competition, at
NJ GILMAN X Cos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

10 SAVE money in Alpaca, Mohair,
Cashmere and large variety Of dres,
goods. attend the forced sale of
j. W FERREL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

CLESUNE~S is the essential point in
making maple sugar.-tor. R"rai Nrc
Yorker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

WINTER no longer fingers i'll the lap
of Spring. 1t has got too hot for the old
gentleman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

DID You ,"" those nice Spring over
coat for - each, at the closing ont sal"
Of II. Hartman " Go. y few more eft,
For the best prints, ut 6 cents per yard
90 To- the closing out sale Of
j. ". FEEKEL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

FoU all wool ingram and 3 ply and
brussels carpets. 80 per cent. less than
any house III town. 20 to the closing ont
sale Of j. W. FERREL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

The next amusement ut the Opera
House will draw well. We haven had
any for 50 long.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

JUST now the busy housewife Is hunt
ing for soft beds in her garden wherein
to SOW her garden sass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

SOMETHING NEw.-Boy-t"rd CATERS
made exclusively tor th" ladies and
.Girirruat l.. Y. BLoND'S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

THERE has been great raise in para
soils during the past few days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

Ewes daughters come out in a body
these mornings TO firt with spring
young sun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

Carpets at lSc. per yard and upward n.
SITLER X RoTus.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
NJ HYNEMA-N,

\,xt door To the Baltimor" Il. Il. Depot.
Imyortcd rnd Domestic wines
and Liquors.
Al PITTSBURGH Wholesale Prices. Orders
~ mail promptly attended to, and goods
,.lrl;cd secure from observation.
',IIl tor mice list. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

\ LARGE lot of best make, Black
silk, with Cashmere finish, at greatly re-
duccd prices, just received mt
J. :. RHODES ~ Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07
FARM FOR SALE.
600 ACRES,

situated in the County of Wetzeli stare "i
NJ Va. ON the dividing ridge between
Fish creek and Fishing creek. near the
mead oi Little Fishing creek, lNmilcS from
Nv MarImSNillr, the county seat oi
AA.-.t-...l L.nurlIN- mud
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

PIANO AND ORGAN TUHING AND RE-
rAIRrNG, carefully and promptly attend
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS N Lucas
Music Store. l227 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

ConMENcE on the Capitol building As
soon rs possible No time to loose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

The agents Of the Ohio Valley Pub
fishing Company now engaged in can
wasting Tor the new City Directory, are
about through with their work except as
1, removals, which they hope TO finish
this week. 1t would be well, therefore,
for those Of our citizens who wish the
Directory to give their subscription and
advertisements at once to their agents a.
the Company say positively they will not
offer !, for sale only 10y subscription. No
copies can be- purchased after publication.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

CALL Ar J. +. MENDELS to-day and
see the piondId variety Of French flow
cps
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

WE haven't heard anybody complain
ing about the weather lately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

BUDS are on a swell. It's well the
should be.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-07

lat TnE:vERY LOWEST RATES. sp5
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06

&S his &00ver Sag. Ns,uten r%rtanst. ~,
Jung uub alt. ma1en mebr Gde Ia Arbett fir uns. In ID.
rem etesnsa ese iltrdtea udtrenb tbrsr freien 5eit, sbef
fertpaprene, ais tn itber anberu 8d6dftsune. Wir
steten arbett an. bs FUR isbe Snncr patfd bsash. Bon.
Seneet uns cure atrede epne 8er;us.e Scat ii bic 8tt.
Setet eu@ ni&t aueersue mad Btf&dftieune nm. bic ttr
srfdnrsn pabt. nae rr antiettn. o. STtHisn unb 60.
DsrtIauo, Natne.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06

sur& cieIe Bidder feinsn sr5Beren
G1aeen erlitt. ale 60 pirtli& eelaat.
lpenu fe tres ters GeltRmorpsremone
uup Der GbstruhSncpe0en penno& etn
ebrenwsrtbeS Gteweib blieb, wel4es
auf 3u9t belt unO BET ben Sincern
ouf eislelbe crane. 70 mar cns san3 ees
mis ni6t Der 70 bod seprieienen @tfns
rune @utenberss 3u peroanffn. fsren
GinFus auf Die wabre Bilenn8 ees
0oltes Yiel ssrinser an3uf&ldSen IT,
ols cts Y1hter Der nooernsr Mufflds
runs uns bic gum uebafuHe ucrnra>
den; 10 penis In atrece sefsnt tpers
ben fann. mas eie glfnpuns ees 6ens
ne @snsRsil& fir bic eissntli@e Wtl'
lenl&nft aeleihet bat.
Nrau S&eunmanrt mar eben etue,
penn pir 10 laesn rirfsn, BON jsner
oIGdli6en Naturen. rpel@en Ger re6te
Meo tros aQen Nbweseu unb 0erir>
runeen ni&t psrloren ssbt. Sbr 6ers
mar ~ reali&, ibr 0iue 3u gut, tbr
9srfuup su prattil&, ale pns fe f&
pur& pos Sl&srleien wirfli@ Bate
uerfabren IaTsn. Ni&t alien Grauen
Rsbt Der quite Gnsel 70 ltesrei& sur
Sette. Ni2tspsfepeni9sr mar bas
8omnnleien Der Gruu S&suerman1 ets
mas re@t @tlasulides. unr, pa 60 cine
etneepursslte @ewpbnbeit serrorcsn
mar, mubts man es ein> pen1 aud
mebr ODER rsntser Serseibltaes, Safer
rennen.
SO bate fe fi@ tenn aud uieber
an pielem Sonntasna@mtttas tn einen
5@auerli6sn Geeroulan Sertieft. Ste
lac, rie INNER. uur iene Ibeile Der
Grsdbluns NIT aufmerfiamteit une To-
gar pieperbolt, weIde fe in TIRE "3lbs
rune" y%srlsStsn. 3cnnte Der Gr3abler
ibr eta @rauisn betbrinsen, 70 mar fe
nod o~anfSarer. MQe Ibrtpen Gbeils
pes ROmans rur&bldtterte fe Fddtia.
DEM fs pRsste su erfldren, rab fe tets
ne Belt babe. ii1 in cen BtAern 81
lanswsilen.
Tprtlssuns fOlat
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06
(G~crtiesuns.)

San 8ader lief Ieinen Gtod fallen
uno taumelte IN rte Arme 1einer Ihreis
enben 16@tsr, incen er pie aberwiBie
NIT ben Ddnpsn in Ole Cuff btnauss
srif. Die @dscs. wel6e cur9 eins
anrere lbir eefommen maren, trdnas
ten etnanpsr mad pieier 3urid, neil ie
ba&tsn, ibr @ebieter wirbe auf Der
GtsIe TOD rpsrpen.
~Gr iaate." fubr lbefIa Iouter fort
unb tbre milpen MueeR funtelten lest :
ner iaste: San Bader 1T etn S6urte,
feline Batter worsn S&urtsn, bic mir
feline Rubs I'm @robs liesen, benn fe
tpueten, Oae fe Dtebe ,uarer uno Rel
mem fsl 60: Elm, istn @ewiFsu su ret,
ten !"
~6aIt, balt". usrtbsiotete fd San
8uder. ..rer Sefs 1T Seridbrt unp-
unO"-er idnappte mad 9uft uunb es
siebr feline Beweile-fetne Bewei1e !"
"Sbr irrt MDnbesr 8ader, 60 etsbt
8eweiie, uno ebe Der Nonp ins IeBte
Btertel 9ebt. lest fiH Melire Dettpi
rubie in letn 8rab am N5fsfebn-ru<
big. iuse i'd
"Aber Der GOntratt, Die @srIobuns-
meine sreibunpert @ulpen-"
~Bos sefust III. blsibt eelast-i6
bet6e &Obbers
Ebefla rpanpte f& unb l9ritt NIT
BEN et&te ibrer Rommer su, ibren
YFsaepatsr elmer furGtbareu, 6sberbofs
ten Aufresuns unO feline Satin ibren,
~lpanil3en S&rsden" iiberIaEsnp.
Sn ibrer Eammer aneetanat. 5este
fI@ Ibsfla pie serbrc&en o1f pen
8anc tbrss 8ettss-ein grocer loutlo,
ier &f f@ien ibre 8ruf ,u ourds
rabIen, enclt& iprans fe NIT rem Ru,
fs: ~Gs mus isin !" auf bic Gdss, bpl.
te aus BEN 9runpe ibrer Rite. Dem
S@raute uno Sofer ieSer Gmsldnbe<
rin, Elm aItss S4retbbeft berpor. Son
BEN @eimie rss balls einsefdr,ten Ga,
MINIS etne Nterictnkni1e, reren Der.
trpfneten 9nDalt lte NIT Wa6er ons
fsu&tete uao feBte Td, UNI auf siuem
ausserihensn 8lalte eiuen Brief IN
l@rssten. Derlelbe lautet: ..Qieber
Usttsrl Dur& etnsn 3ufau babe i'd
ben araul&ein meiner ron. Robbero
ssrtrtsbsnes Geltermutter uuo bieToufs
i@sine ibrerA SStne eefunben ,venr
t@ aud nt1t oisl aus ben alien Nos
ptsrer. lslsn fam, erteans i'd bod us,
mug bte Nauaer unp Sisoslruas,
8etI Id Scief Saders perIobte Proat
bin anb nufRobbers srue seacaer, luur.
BE- min t& tetnea prCses MAIDEN, ober
ein fefes ueberetnfOmnier mug e.aiftet
rsreen, tpsSel zines bsiliesn @sIabpes.
bas t& iter ren Glu& eebreitet bote.
Der lett @ei&le&teru auf Dem Buras
nfannstOfe IteBt. ScbaIb Du tpirf
tbnne11, tcmu bierber. Define Mutter
eltbebrt ni@ts aIs Did, be Did
riist, TT Define Eii&ts xbeta ponRoS,
Berg"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06
1893 aetteu. i,te ,u $3.50.

1893 aeties. iste su $3.50 $4,000
Die gtrtteEura rirb an. pter Dor benz {. @drt, 1875
fatthnben. uattr Der SeitMna unb @cntroNe zines Com.
rtitiees untnterelRrter 6erren. melAe ppri @ertpaltanse.
rnth Der Snbufrie S6ule ~ eraeuneR itnb.
A1s 0eIeer perfet an era. Sohn g. Wrirt. Gaffrer
Der ct. PAUL Savings Baut ~einee3atlt unb aufbepabrt.
tet. n,iaen ale Certificate tir nnteue6net fem. Der
Saasneifter rtrb aae Seller 3arif bebalten. bts bic ger-
ttHsuns ffattsefunbeu bat. uub bic Raufertefe, &C., fir aaes
6~teentbunt bel itm ptrpntrt uurbEn ftnb.
go Btfstttfl fir a1es @raneetsentbuut rerben ca
rdntirt urb MbRrdfe ~aeiefert.
S~pleenees tnb bic Ramen Der wlttelfber bes HertaIs
tnnas .Olatks Der tatbplllAcn SnbMfde.G4 uIe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06
Ga perfaufen.

Stais Hnter ~sanaisen Usptnauaaeu IN In Ar untern
Staef ttR gut ~getesents DebubauS ~ ~perfanfen, NIT Bot
nne Dihsr IN Der Ride. Nusfauft taRa man n Der Of.
pee bieis 1iattes ertaItsu. IS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06

Gntiprt9enb ben aablrei&en 8p.fGldsen BON 6ette TI.
6sr, pie attien seaDmmea tdben cher iclGe % nesnaen
beabintteten, nm ; tn Der Nb f6t Bite Derttet
ung3u Der tefeefebten Self az f& I'm, tabsu
bic 0ianaser bic eten anseSetsten &bdnbstunssn In ibrtra
grseramM eerna&t treI&e 70 eineeri&tet III, bas ieber
AtttenpefSer elm Stad @runteiosntburm erb6t. DIE
burG btefe Anprbnuns erfprbrli@t Suntrne ntrS &lIO. O4O
~betraseu. perttetlt In 1873 aetten 81 $3.50 jebe unb tas ,ur
8ertOoiana femrnenpe @tnnheiaenttnnt u Golaenbes
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-13
"A Tri.itr Chnrshrard Romance.

Charlotte Temples faLheR was the
youngest son OF an English nobleman,
wlfo made q romantic marriage with Tie
beautiful and excellent daughter of a
gentleman whose loss OF fortune had
Drougut nim to the Fleet Prison ia Lvn-
don. Charlotte was the only child OF
this union, and at sixteen years ol age
met, while al boarding school, the young
man who Was the cause OF her ruin, ner
broken neart ana carry death. Lured by
his devices, she eloped with him rom
school, and they embarked Tor America.
In New York she soon discovered that
she was betrayed aud lorsaken. Her
parents made dillgenJ search Tor her,
but it was not until the poor child her,
self, humble and repentaut, sick OF sin,
and weary OF life, wrote them, that they
discovered her whereabouts. Mr.. Tenn
pie Immediately set out for America,
but almost immediately on his arrival
she died in his arms, and, after putting
all that remained OF her to rest III Firmly
churchyard, be Immediately returned to
England, taking with him her little babe.
FMS Is one OF the romances OF our COLO.
niaI days; one OF. tine many heart stores
that lie buried under the shadows OF Old
Trinity.-New York Evening mail.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-13
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Attorney
General 10 in daily receipt Of advices
from Mississippi. Governor Ames Is
adverse to arming the eitizens OF the
State for their own protection, for the
reason that it would produce great ex-
citsment. Every thing is reported quiet.
The excitement over the election rose
to lever heat. Every point last night
where the news could be expected WAS
thronged with large crowds anxious to
near the very latest from Ohio. fhe
headquarters Of the Democratic clubs
were kept open and had good attend
ance tor the first part or the night.
The following resolutions, ofieered by
T. A. Taylor, were unanimously adopted
Cby the Democratic jackson Association
Resolved, That il the election in Ohio
goes Republican, we shall regard it as
no indication OF the result OF the next
Presidential contest. believing, as we
do, that the National banks bond-hold-
ing and ring monopoly interests are
largely represented in the State contest
BY money influence.
Resolved, That defeat in Ohio, on the
so-called question OF imitation, will mol
Indicate lnat the people OF that State
favor the present corrupt National ad.
ministration.
Resolved, That we have strong assur.
ance that ONO will give a warm support
to the movement Of the next Democratic
Convention ior Presidency.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-13
New York

NEW YoRK, Oct. lathe Kvenins
Poet says: As to trade IN New York re.
ports Indicate that sales this season are
ahead OF those Of any season since lS7S.
On manufacturing goods there have been
losses to the manufacturers, but profits
have been made for all through whose
hands the goods have passed after leay.
ing the manufacturers. One 0t the larg-
est dry goods houses reports that its
sal"s during September we're 100000
ahead Of the corresponding month in
1874. This is an exceptional case.
kailroad tonnage was never larger on
the trunk lines Than now, winch, while II
does not prove tie railroads are making
larger profits, for rates are low, does
show that tue volume Of trade is large.
The Di eclors OF the Atlantic and PacfilC
are now iu conference with large stock
holders OF the latter. From the conr &c
loi the stock il 10 Inferred that tho diyi
dend on the Missouri Pacific will not be
paid.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-13
The Indian Qaestion.

That night slept III peace, although
these murderers OF my men, and their
friends, the U-in-ka-rets, were sleeping
not FIVE hundred yards away. While we
were gone to the canon, the pack train,
and supplies enough to make an Indian
rich beyond his widest dreams, were
all lett in their charge, and all was safe; :;
not even a lump OF sugar was pilfered
by the children.
So strangely do virtues and vices grow
together in the human heart; here were
saVages faithful to trust on one day,
VINO, but q snort time before, had been
guilty of horrible. though unconsidered
crime. He who sees only their crimes,
and studies the history OF their barbari.
ties as it has been recorded for the past
three Oh four centuries, can see in the
Indian race only hordes OF demons who
stand in tue way of the progress oil civil
| ization. and who must and ought to bt
destroyed.
He who has more intimate knowledg,
OF Indian character and life sometimes
Iorgets their Dasef traits, and sees only
their virtues, their truth, their fidelity
to trust, their simple and innocent
sports, anc wonders tnat o morally de-
generate, but powerful civilization,
should destroy that primitive life. Social
problems aie SO complex that few are
Wiling or able TO comprehend all The
factors, and 50 the people are divided
into TWO great parties, one crying f0r
blood, and demanding the destruction
OF the Indian. tue other begging that he
may be lett in his aboriginal condition,
and that the progress OF clviiiZatiOn may
be stayed. Vain is the clamor OF either
party; the march of humanity can nes be
stayed; fields must b. maze. and gar
dens planned in the little valleys among
the mountains OF the Western liant, as
they have been in the broader valleys
and plains OF the East, anu the noun.
tains must yield their treasure OF ore to
the miner, aud, whether we uesire it Sr
not, the ancient Inhabitants OF the coun-
try must be lost; and we may comfort
ourselves with the reflection that tney
are not destroyed, but are gradually ab-
sofbed, and become u part of moS CIV
ilized communities--A lord. w. Powell
in October Scribner.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-13

ultimate consequences, to found State
Without hered iturv vnierarchies, animated
and sustained solely NY The IDEAS of lib
erty and equality.
Kuye colnplains bitterly Of this, and
of eu repraL. tnat Germany hls not this
git 70 carry ~ The spuere 0f Practical
reality the pure Ideas Of her cODscienee,
aud lnaL she has left this great ministry
20 another peop,e ot The Gerinantc fanny
In the New Word.
a VIZ leek for the cause. we coon see
that IN The GermaiIic movement there Is
iiitlcn bfiliiAnee oi IDEAL, niuca spirit VI
Innovation IN impulsa, mucL revoiu tion-
AIRY lorce in procedure; but there ~ not
That good sense, tnat inoderation, that
l,ne d. avn betw cen the ideal and tne
possible, which exlplains tne success "
the American Revolution and The per-
petuity VI Its progressive lnstItuLiOns.
In every Important revolution there
are great exae gera tfops, winch, perhaps,
serve 70 modei atu A. aua convert ~ W
reality. In the Reformation The Ana.
bapLiHts appeared; IN the Ebgiisu
revolution Lhe Leveiers; In tne
French revolution the Bab1 fists
in the second the oociai-
ists, aiIa In the third the CommunisLs-
as III Lne last Spanish revolution ap
peal ed thOse VIM. guided Wy false
Conception of~iederai.snl,. wished To de
str0y The mighty work vi our ancestors,
The national uulty, and even to deliver
up It's scattered fragments in the guar
dianship OF torelgn nations. Z ALI
nations who are NOT able to control this
exaggeration, which IL done through tue
mysterious UNION OF social forces anO
through Inc action Of laws as yet un
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-13

A curious geographical problem IS
suggested by the appearance at the
mouth OF the Seine, near Havre, IN the
course OF the present month, Of one OF
the Theoretically y-sealed bottles. In wood
en- cases, which were thrown overheard
during Prince Napoleon's North Pole edE-
pedition, ih 1850. WoUden-cUvered bot
lies Of this Kind were thrown into the
ssa daily in the month Of June tn that
rear Rom the Princes ship. in the ex-
peotalioii that tie course taken by them
would lead to the eiIcidatiUn OF the d.
rectiJn Otthe greater oceanic curreuteS
bot during the fourteen aud half years
thnthnve intefvened since then, none oi
;hese b0tsles have been suen TIL the pres
snt one VAS washed ashore. Its spf6as-
zucs Ut the moutl OF The Seine seenlx 10
IndicMtc that polar current must be
oOrne Into The German Oueau, aud must
% carried thence thruuxh the ellannel 10
lho Westcrn coast 81 France. - Eclectic.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-13
George L, Fox Paralyzed,

A former business manager of George
L. Fox, the clown, said yesterday that
one side of the actors face had become
paralyzed, and that he IL no longer able
To control his facial muscles, and there
fore will be obliged to quit the stage. Ii
has been Fox's custom to plaster his
face nightly with paste Of fine French
chalk, bismuth anu cold cream. His
physician warned him against the bis.
muth, but Fox did not believe that be
could be hurt by it. He was under en-.
gagement at BOOTHS to play in q Christ
mas pantomime, but. his friends fear
that he can NOT fulfill it-New York Sun.