The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-07-21

7 SfCi al 1oohotut ilCuitutdl ptotueb WIN "c-
complish toward restoration of prosperity
will certainly this year be contributed. The
purchasing and debt-paying power of the peo-
pie in vast sections of the country will be inn
| proved, while considerable activity must be
provoked during the autumn in replenishing
the small stock of merchandise held in all
hands. Every day must bring us nearer to
the commencement of better state of things.
! We have all the elements of wealth at hand.
abundant and varied resources, unrivalled
means of transportation, large surplus of
unemployed capital, and, above all, a people
| who have ex perienced far worse condition
of things and yet have achieved success"
If there is gold in the Black Hills regions
in considerable quantities it is yet to be dis
covered. All the Trustworthy correspondents
of reputable papers, who have been sent to
the Black Hills, are unanimous in declaring
that very insignificant quantities OF gold have
yet been discovered. These correspondents
have made thorough personal inspection of
the reported rich fields and pronounce them
all absurd exaggerations. People who have
thought of emigrating to these regions will do
wisely, therefore, to wait awhile.
Senator Sargent made neat computation
in his recent speech at San Francisco. . Have
you, " said he, I" thought, fellow-citizens, that
the reduction of the national debt has been
$3.50 minute since you have sat here and
commenced talking? Taking the average of
the whole time, the reduction of the debt has
gone ON at that rate. why, take your watch
ana look at IL. pee the second hand as IL
Mes at eacn TICK OF tue SECOND hand % du-
ring the whole time since drant's Inaugural
ton, by day and by night, upon weekday and
upon Sunday-$2 per second in gold has gone
of the national debt. I"
Thurlow Weed has written to the New York
| Tri5u,,e some curious statements about Oneen
yictoria,s efforts to preserve neace between
Great Britain and America during the Rebel
Ion. When Mason and Slidell were taken OH
the steamer Trent, the British ministers were
determined 10 nght, ana were only neid Dack
by the queen and Prince Albert. Had there
been an actual rupture the Southern States
would doubtless have secured their indepen-
dence and perpetuated the curse OF slavery.
Jndoe Kel,ev. IL he keens IN. will, soon
come ont full.blown Communist. In re-.
cent public speech in Ohio he declared that If
the nresent times continue sslahor will taka
GaptaL ny tne tnroa', ana inc scenes OF tne
rleuon losoiu.i . WIN 10 Ie-enac.ou.
pleasans ptospeo. ioI .nose wno nave ssseu
w any hiohey W .noll snuustiy anu ,ol.-
Philadelphia constituents.
Tba Raad;,o Eno,e ,;ves tho fo,,ow;no
c,,aarsnl out,nnE of Ike bSsness s;tnat;nn ;a
that v;c;n;tv Tho Raad;na ahons 70 now nm -
ming on 1uii time, commencing at a quarter 10
seven, WORKING until tWeive, beginning again
at quarter OF one ana Worklhg until SIX CLOCK,
anu stopping az nan, pasc lour CLOCK on sat
uruay a,.ernoohs' oome oi ele gangs IN tne
..' sno l,s are worhlng on neaiy couole
pacities. New freight and passenger engines
are being punt, ana great many repairs to
locomotives and cars are being made. Trade
on the road IS brisk and lively.
Gen. Butler,s recent communication to the
New York Arcod;nu revives he drooning
hopes of honest Republicans that he NAV
soon find it convenient to reioin the Demo.
cratic party. The General writes How
long the business portion OF the country Will
submit 10 TINS (tne present SYSTEM Tor the
benefit OF those who hold bonds, notes, and
mortgages, rs a qnestion which must be soly,
mon this question Ohio has given no nncer.
tain sound,
EB Mr. Thomas A. Edison, of Newark,
American aatnmatic svstam NJ transn,;tt;nr
messages by telegraph. Il is stated that g. 150
words ner INFINITE have haap sent from New
YorK Is washington, and legibly recorded.
Mr.. Edison's browning discovery is the send
ing oi ;ou' messages Ivei sis WIRE a' 'he
oAh'o ''' "nu AZ eaiioa' uioo''on'
A gentleman In Lancaster, who rs said to
have built two-story brick house there IN
nineteen hours, intends to build similar one
"a by Az, on the Centennial grounds, Phila-
deiphIa, next summer and to do the work IN
esghf hours.
The San Francisco Bulletin represents the
effect of opium eating upon the Chinese in
that city as worse than the popular estimate
Of It, The victim when deprived of the
drug, is in a more pitiable condition than the
o.unkate VIII ucnrlu'n tremens. MS com,
piexion becomes gnastiy ana ms stomach VIII
not retain iood'
A millionaire of Granville, Wisconsin. has
recently made will, in which he leaves $50.
VUo 70 any incorporated town or village In
Wisconsin tnat WIN not .o'erate orass oand.
NOW thats something IKE philanthropy.
tits a singular fact that cold water. when
introduced into politics. Invariably becomes
one of the fercest issues that politicians or
conventions can handle.
Row Rohsrt rowrv ,ato pross..cr =, ~.
University Of Lewisburo and widely known
as the author Of some Of the most popular
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