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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-06
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
Stand ard Works.
BIGELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN.

The Life Of BenJamine FRANKLIN. Written
by himself. Now tirst edited from dig
lnal manuscripts, and from his printed
Hon. John RIgelow. Three vols. Crown
svo. Per Vol. Extra cloth, $50; Ii
brary ,S3.O0: half calf, gilt, $50.
"Ifany one should dispute the claim OF
this work 10 place In contemporary Ut
erature, the answer is at hand Ia the facts
Of which Mr.. Bigclow presents lucid
statement, and in the admirable manner
In which he has carried its plan into exc
cution."-N y Tribune.
"The Hon. John Bigelow, well known In
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
a real service on American literature by
his new edition OF the Life OF FRANKLIN.
. IL Is one OF the best
specimens OF book making we have Seen"
N. y. Herald.
ave know of no volumes which we
would more willingly commend 10 the
study OF our fellow-citizens, young and
old, than those in which the Messrs. Lip
pincott & Co. have given us the result VI
Mr.. Bigelow's painstaking researches into
the life and character OF Benjamin Frank
lin."-BoStOn Globe.
"Mr. Bigelow has done noble work in
its preparation, and the publishers have
given II TO the public in the best style OF
the art Christian Adrocdte.
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Closing HOnOrs TO the American
Rfnemeu

DUBLIN, July 5,-The closing festivi-
tics in honor of the American team took
place to-day. This morning the party
accompanied by Major Leech, members
of the Lord Mayors family, and other
distinguished citizens of Dublin, made an
excursion through Wicklow, and halted
at Powers Water Fall, where Il banquet
was given in large tent erected
for the occasion. Alderman Manning
presided, who proposed the toast: ITO
our American visitors" General Dokin
made sitting response, thanking the
Irish people for the welcome they had
everywhere extended to his companions
and himself. He concluded by wishing
the Irish team victory everywhere ex-
cept over Americans. Alderman Man
ming and Major Leech were each present
ed with silver flask, IN the
name OF the American team. AS they
were presented, three cheers and tiger
were given. The team will have an Off
ciaI reception at Belfast tomorrow, and
ball will be given in their honor in the
evening. On Wednesday afternoon the
team will compete at Clandcborke in a
match with short rifles each man firing
fifteen shots at range Of 1000 yards.
The prize is a silver cup presented by the
Mayor and citizens of Belfast
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WILDMOOR.

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THE GERMAN EMPERROs.
History Of the German Emperors and
contemporaries. Translated from the
German, and Complied from Authentic
sources. BY Elizebeth Peake, author of
'.Pen Pictures Of Europe" with nu-
merous Illustrations. bvO. Extra cloth.
$500.
"AdmIrably adapted for text book.
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FOREIGN.
English Comment ON the National
Anniversary.

Anniversary.
LONDON, July Dean Stanley, in n
sermon at West Minister, yesterday, al
luded to the American Declaration of
Independence. He contrasted the ami
mostly displayed on former days, on the
occasion OF the anniversary, with the
spirit of reconciliation which at present
prevailed; how every American was
proud of his English extraction and every
EngliShman proud Of Washington.
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On,hc Pacific slope

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-The annl'
versary of independence was cele'
b-ated here to-day with a process
sion, the usual literary exercises, the
annual regatta of the Master Mariners
association, with n number of public and
society entertainments. This evening
the principal streets are handsomely dec
Grated. Every thing passed off success
fully. Advices from the interior, report
a general Observance of the day.
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LOUISVILLE, July 5..-The first reports
of the accident to the j. ID. Parker were
exaggerated. She struck Rulells rock at
the foot of the falls, and sunk in three
feet of water. Her passengers and
freight were removed in safety, and to-
day the boat was got ahoat, and is now
preparing to leave for Memphis.
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NEW BUCKwHEAT FLOUR

HAVE JUST RECEIVED 2,OvO LBS.
/ eastern Buckwheat Flour.
X. J. SMYTh,
c2J Corner, Market aud l4th street.
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4 Row I'm Elcksburg.

VIcKsBURG, July 5.-The negroes had
Fourth of July celebration at the
Court House to-day. Some difficulty oc-
CURED among the audience during the
speaking, about l o'clock, when firing
commenced. Several negroes were
wounded, and three unknown negroes
weue fatally shot. John Hill, white, is
supposed TO be mortally wounded.
Eight o'clock p. M.-All quiet.
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Executive Committee of National
Grange.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Executive
Committee ofthe National Grange held II
meeting to-day and adopted the report of
the Sub Committee, to whom had been
referred the subject OF international ex.
change between the Cooperative Socie-
ties of Great Britain. and the Patrons OF
Husbandry of the United States. The
report says that having examined the de-
tails of the plan of the Cooperative So
cieties of Great Britain, as presented by
their deputation to us, properly known
As the Rockdale plan, and Its wonderful
success, we heartily recommend it to the
careful consideration of our State and
subordinate grapges and members of our
order, and we advise such action on the
part of the Executive Committees of the
several States as may be necessary to the
organization and operation of such co.
...a-..;,.. o.sn,iatinn uit hin our order
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Nebraska Items.

OMAHA, July "a newsboy named
Cochran was run over by an emigrant
train at kearney junction last evening,
and both of his legs were broken.
Hon. Silas CARRIER, Governor of this
State, was married in San Francisco Il
day or two ago.
Thomas Grinder and Mike Fillion,
saloon keepers at North Platte, had II
fight this morning, which resulted in the
former being shot in the stomach and in
stantly killed.
The rain storm which set in on Sstur-
day evening continued until this after
noon, and extended over great amount
of territory, but no damage was done.
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Celebration ia New York and Brook
Iyu

New YORK, July 5.-The celebration
here and in Brooklyn, to-day, was one OF
the most enthusiastic for years. At sun
rise the French frigate in the harbor
fired salute, which was replied to from
the various forts. There was a
fine display of military this
morning and tonight. Both cities were
lighted up by an unusual exhibition OF
fire. works.
Dispatches from all the principal cities
IN the Middle and Eastern States report
that the day has been observed with more
than ordinary heartiness. q.
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Columbus Races

COLUMBUS, o., July 5.-Over four
thousand people attended the races to-
day. The first race was mile dash for
800 between ONel and Stam. 1t was
won by O'Neil. Time-l:494.
In the second race, 2:27 trot for ST.
800, five horses started. Sam West took
the third beat in 2:32, and Belle Brass
field the first, second and fourth heats.
Time - 2:3l, l:32, and 2:324.
Sam West, second moLey; Jerry Pos hal,
third. After the first heat, in which
Lady Mack came second, new driver
was put behind her but As she made
much poorer time than before, her old
driver was again given his place, but
without effect, as oh the fourth heat she
came in fourth.
The runni' e race; two mile heats; for
purse of $500. was taken by Captain
Hutchl.on. Time S:4G, S44!; second
money to Granger, third money to Hsz-
Zenn
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The Day In Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 5.-The day was cele-
brated very generally in this city, but
without unusual display. No serious
casualties are reported up to late hour
tonight. Advices from points through
out the northwest indicate that to day
was observed as Independence Day, in
the usual manner.
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AUGUsTA, CA, July o--Ihe FOUTtH
was celebrated by the white military to-
dav, for the first time since the war. Six
Augusta companies, and one from
Charleston and one from Columbia, were
in the line, and it was them imposing
display here since 1860.
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"Perfect In all that pertains 10 the max
ing of "A book IN T. Christian UhiOn.
POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Lieber, LID. Author of"Civil
Liberty and Self-Govcrnment." New
and Revised edition. Edited by The
odore ID. Woolsey, LID. Svo. 2vOls.
Extra cloth, $500.
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In Columbus.

/ CoLuMDUs, July 5.-Busincs: was
generally suspended here to-day. Mill
tary parudcs and pic-nics were the order
of the day. a large number of strang'
ers were here from surrounding points
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Great Enthusiasm I'm ~. Louis.

ST. Louis, July 5.-,To-day has been
generally observed here as holiday, and
although there was no organized celcbra-
ton. business was almost entirely sus
pended, and the people e., D,Gsse gave
themselves up to festivities and pleasures
OF all kinds. Tonight the city is ablaze
with bonires and the streets brilliant
with pyrotenics,
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Big Day In Richmond Va.

RICHMOND, July 0.-The FOURTH WIS
celebrated here to-day, by the most gen
eral suspension of business there has been
on uuy similar occasion since 1860. There
was no general military display, but sew
cral companies, both white and coIored,
puraded and spent the day in festivities.
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HAzLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON.

From Paris to Marty by Way ofthe Rhine.
BY Edward Strahan. Profusely Illus
trated with over 800 EngravIngs, nom
designs by DOre and others. svo. Extra
cloth, black and gilt ornamentation
Gilt Top. $50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-04

mate friend OF Duncan, Sherman 4
Go. that arrangements have been in
progress for several days 10 secure all
those creditors who are travelling
abroad with letters of credit and clrcu-
lar notes, and who have been unable
to use them since the failure OF the
firm.
Alexander Duncan, of Scott and
father of VIM. b. Duncan, has offered
to furnish their credits il the Union
Bank or some other institution in Lon
don, will undertake payment, and
1t is believed that final arrangements
for this purpose will be .consummated
to-day. Even If the present plan
should fail some other arrangement
will be made by which the desired OBJ
jccts will be attained, and all further
Inconvenience to persons travelling
abroad on credit OF Duncan, Scott 4
Co., will be removed.
FRANKFORT Ky, August 3.-Colo-
mel j. Stoddard Johnson, editor OF the
Kentucky Woman, of this city, was
to day appointed by Governor lie slie,
Secretary Of State of Kentucky, vice
Hon. George Craddock, resigned, on
account of his election yesterday to
represent Franklin county in the Leg
isture. The appointment OF Colonel
Johnston gives general satisfaction.
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THE HERALD'S COMPRESS.

Newton county owes 81 $40 10.
The Hutchins House, at Houston, has
been closed.
The Lampsas Springs are well
patronizej.
Cotton picking is going on briskly
near Brownsville.
Galveston had three fires in thirteen
hours ON the Goth.
Georgetown will soon have in OPP
Grafton paper mill.
Wheat Is selling at eighty cents n
bushel in Fannin county.
| Robertson county has levied spe-
cial tax to build new jail.
San Saba is excited about canal
which they propose to build.
Highwaymen about Brownsville are
cutting the.military telegraph.
Excellent molasses is made on sugar
estates in Washington county.
The mayor and chief Of police Of
Marshall only get SO month.
|
The Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars will meet next year in Tyler.
Houston and Galveston have plenty
of rain for the past three or four days.
Houston Is to have horticultural
and genealogical exhibition on the 10th
instant.
James O'Neil was murdered near
Round Rock, last week, by horse
thieves.
Fourteen hundred miles of railway
In Texas are given In for taxes, ut
Sl7,OO0,OOO.
Judge Seimering is circulating Pc
tition in San Antonio to try to get
hold Of the postoilice.
Austin is giving dramatic perfor-
mances for the benefit of the Jefferson
Davis Homestead Fund.
Curran Holmes, a member Of Hoods
Texas brigade, died ut Independence,
Washington county, on the 2Sth.
Washington county darkies are busy
making cotton baskets, preparatory TO
gathering the immense crop that
seems assured.
The ladies of Houston, and Texas at
large, are solicited to become members
of the State Horticultural and Pomo-
logical Association.
Brennan Banner: "Cotton Is now
opening rapidly everywhere, and pick
ingwill commence IN good earnest In
the course Of ten days"
Waco Reporter: "The exhibition al
the c0lored school was altogether cred.
table, and reflected much credit Oh
both pupils and teacher"
Copious rains have fallen In Burle-
son during this week. A very heavy
corn crop Is now made, and cottoi
prospects were never better. r.siRt
The Gonzales Enquirer hopes fol
the largest cotton crop, by all odds
known there since 1860. A bale and q
half per acre will be common.
BRENNAN Banner: Fifteen car
loads OF United States artillery horses
} and several cars Of cannon, caisons
etc., ETC., passed through this place TO
the frontier. This looks somethin,
like business" r,
/, One Richard g. Keil, a convict, wa
killed at Houston, the other day, b,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
August ., 1915. ]
Gold, l06@il2, silver, 1905.
Exchange-DomeStlc, y per cent discount
Silling y per cent premium. Foreign quo
tationS nominal.
Wheat No. 9, per hushel, VI %; Nos, Sc.
Oats, per bushel ,6ll Zoe.
Corn, per bushel, in shuclS, S(01--0I shelod,
90c.
Hay, baled, new crop, per ton, Sl2 O09li %
loose do, IS 001l0 90.
Potatoes per bushel, 81 %.
Onions, per hushel. FOOL %.
Barley, 01@6oc per bushel.
Bran, Sli % per ton.
Rye, B5@70c per bushel,
Hides, dry flint, per pound, heavy, lSH@li;
dry flint, per pound, light, S@elO green, 5cl
Bc salted, b@J%c.
CDtton-~ofd binary, l0kc good Ordinary,
llEei low mlddlins, l.j2ci middling, l24pi
good middllng, 1919.
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lGXAS AND PACIFIC.
THE WEATHER.

NJ WASHINGTON, August 3.--'lhe Sig
lal Office reports continued rain in the
New England States; light rain last
night from the lower lakes to Ten
nessee and the South Atlantic States;
and for to-day probably clear and
clearing weather. The Monongahela
river has risen five feet at Mononga-
hela. The Ohio and Central Missis-
sippi and Tennessee rivers have risen
rapidly, and will continue so to rise in
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and in
the central portion of the Mississippi
valley.
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proportions the miners opposing the
presence Of Chinese.
In the colony fearful gales have pre-
vailed on the coast near New Zealand,
and many marine disasters are report
ed, The schooner Success, of Auckland,
was lost in Cooks Strait, with all on
board.
Duneden, New Zealand, has decided
to offer engagements to Moody and
Sankey.
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one of the guards, while trying to es.
cape. William Glare, one of the peni-
Tertiary guards, accidentally Killed
himself about the same time.
Montague News, 9th; "The corn
crop is made now, aud ii is all our
most sanguine expectations could have
pictured. Corn will be cheap in Clay
and Montague counties this year. 1t
is estimated 10y some that II will be
twenty-five cents per bushel."
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ENNIS, August 3.-The following Is
the vote of Ellis county, as far us re-
'teived
Waxahachie- Convention, 1888;
aSaipst, .; Ferris, 81; Veal, 2l0; Wal
lace, III; McCoy, 81 Darnell, 10 ;
Brown, 81 Goodnight, ~.
Red Oak Pre,:inct--For Convention,
A; against, /; Ferris, 3S; Veal, 10; Wal
lace, y; Mccoy, !; Dafnell, l4i Brown,
IL; Goodnight, 30.
Orvilla Precinct--For Convention,
80; against, /; Ferris, 81; Veal, 4; Wal
lace, II; Mccoy, /; Darnell, 8; Brown,
Ii; Goodnight, "A.
Lebanon Prccinct--For Convention,
IS; against, 0; Ferris, -; Wallace, IL;
,Darnell, 81; Blown, 10; Goodnight, lG;
Veal, u.
Chambers Greek Precinct--For Con-
vention, 81; against y; Ferris, ST. Veal,
%; Wallace, ~; Mccoy, :; Darnell, ~;
Brown, IS; Goodnight, 4.
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Futeen IOuSNuu operatives "' N"-
ham IdI e-Grain Crop in Europe Less
Than u Fair Avcrage-I.atcst from
Meibou. tne-The Turkish Insurgents
LoNDo s, August 9. -Telegrams from
Oldham announce the strike as almost
nniversa /. Fifteen thousand opera
dives are idle. The feeling against EN-
ployers 4 tecoming very bitter.
The dark Lane Express, In Its
weekley review of the commercial
trade, $ avs the cereal crop just reach
ing mr. turity has been saved 10y fine
weathe r. and may yet have a moder-
ately & God harvest. The upward move
ment ! ms stopped, aud prices nave re-
lapsed partly In consequence OF ior-
eign rivals, which are unusually iree,
but nrrent rates scarcely reach an
avera &c, md below those of last year.
Tn harvest In France Is progressing
rapid ly, but the general reports ihdii'
cate less than u fair average yield, NJ
thou gh in Paris and Marseilles prices
hav, fallen two shillings.
~ le Belgian and German markets
sho " similar changes.
o Hicial accounts OF crops in Austria
and Hungary show that there IL more
like lihood Of deficiency than u SUR
plus.
vienna, August "a dispatch from
I'm hschi states that the news from the
see ne Of the insurrecton In Herr.
go,Siria to the 2Sth Of July, show that
thu, Turkish troops have defeated the
inargents In all recent encounters
The Bishop of Montar has Induced the
insurgents Mt tho town Of Govello to
abandon the chiefs Of the insurrection
and return to their homes.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.--The
steamer Mlkado, from Melbourne, has
arrived.
The O'Connell Centenary was to be
celebrated.
The Chinese difficulty In the colony
Of Queenstown IL assuming formidable
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Night Report.

NEW York, August 3.-dold opened and
closed at ll2jS, with sales at ll3 loans were
also made. states quiet Stocks duh but
tirm. Prices advanced In tho morning with
A@4c left oil, and n slight reaction vt the
highest point.
Cotton oasior. Uplands l4lsc.
LIyERPooL, August 3,--Cotton Inns an up-
ward tendency. Sales 1900. Uplanps I'D;
Orleans ~.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3.--God llgA@il3 ,
Sterling So So.
Cotton quiet Sales l37 bales. Good ordl-
nary TO strict good ordinary, llR@l2kc, low
middling strict low middllng, 1880, mid
ding to strict middling, li@ii}4c.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Noon RepOrf.

GALVESTON, August 3.--Cotion market un-
changed. Ordinary lie; good ordinary l2c;
low middling l3c, midling l3I{c; good i'd
ding, liAc. sales 81 bales,
Gold ll2@ll3,
LIVERPOOL, August 3-Noon--C Cotton mar
ket tendipgup Middling uplands, 7Adt
middling Orleans 7l3d, Sales l5,0OO for Spe-
ulalion and export 5000 to arrive I'd dear
or sales on basis OF middllng uplands not
below low middling, deliverable August and
sOptsnibef Ira do. deliverable October
and November $50.
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The T,yenty-First District.

Special Dispatch TO The Dallas Herald.l
MckINNlN ~, August, 3.-Collin coun-
ty gives | i 81 for and IS against the
'NonventioIi John johnson and Col
onel Chanbliss, of Collin, and s. A.
Mckinney, ofDenton county, are I'M
doubtedly elected delegates to the
Convention from this District.
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I1ELEGRAPHIC
MYDRuGET DIS PATCH ES.
THE G. G..
The Meraid's Special Dispatch-
es from The District.

FORT WORTH, August 3.-'rhe fol-
lowing is the vote o: Tarrant county,
as far rs received:
Birdville PrecinctFerris, lO7; Oar
nell, 7G; Mccoy, %; Brown, 81 wal
lace, "a.
Johnson's Station-Ferri+, 9S; Oar
nell, y; Mccoy, Al; Brown, 9G.
Dido Precinct-Ferris, 81; Darnell,
Az; Mccoy, 20; Brown, /.
Woods Mills Precinct-Ferris, &c;
Darnell, %; Mccoy, u; Brown, l.
Grapevine Precinct--Brown, 80; Me-
Coy, 10; Ferris, las; Darnell, .; Wal
lace, rs; Veal, "a; Goodnight, 50.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

For the benefit of employers and laborcrs,
lhAve opened an Intelligence Oulce mt South.
east corner OF the square, Parties desiring
help or those wishing employment Will do
well 10 give me u call.
juyaldtl q. NJ. HlBBLER.
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The9ailg
WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

and Departure OF Trains NJ
Dallas.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
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FOREIGN.

fifteen Il thousand Operatives nj o'd-
ham IdI e-Graiu Crop in Europe Less
Than u Fair Avcrage-Iatcst from
MelbOu. .ne-'Ehe Turkish Insurgents
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DOMESTIC.
Avery sun In The cIn,ehes of the Inv

Avery Sun in the Clutches of the Law
ST. LOUIS, August Slavery plead
not guilty TO the indictment, but fail.
Ing to furnish bond, is still in custody,
Death OF u FinaneIer.
CINCINNATI, August 3.--Robert A.
Mcfarland, the accurate and gifted
financial editor of the Enquirer, died
last night.
McCreRry Carries Everything BEFORE
Him.
LOUISVILLE, August 3.-As far Ms
heard from, McCreary's majority in
the State will be greater than that OF
Leslie in 1871.
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Having made satisfactory arrangements
we are prepared 10 make
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-06-18
EFFECT OF LIGHT.

DR.. Moore, the metaphysics. :
speaks of the effect cf light on bo-' /
mind "A tadpoie confined In dsEi'
would never become frog and N =
being deprived Of Heavens free hgH'
only grow into a shapeless idiot. iDsiS
q beautiful and reasonable being. J.
in the deep, dark gorgcs and rtvine' J
Swiss Valais, where the direct SUD
never reaches, the hidcous preyalsn'
idiocy startles the traveller. Itisss"7
melancholy idiocy. Many citizens
capable of any articulats speech; s01'
deaf, some are blind, some lsoo'
al these privations, and all are MS, :.
in almost every part of the body.
there is in all places marked dlRe's.
their healthiness of houses ao'o11[
their aspect in regard to the sun sn-
are decidedly the healthiest. 9th" :.
being equal. in which all the roO'D.
during some part of the day, fni' -
to the direct light. Epidemics az -
habitants on the shady side OF tn'
and totally exemp. those on the 0'D',
and even in epidemics. such as
morbid influence is often thus pSi]
labors.