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s3fpei @rsabluasen.
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Die Sopfenb .ltben. Cine gesebenbeit aus benz
-gebeii e:nes arrnen erfs g 9uLebrers
'@ufadbfuS. Sine Dei9idtf Der driitliGen Bor5eit.
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sspia BON 2aaaenbnrs. Cine 0ei&i@tt bes MIter
@eneiepa. Vine Der fa6pfen unS riibr.nSaen Ge
"a ihi4tet bes Mltertbums. =
Die Sacbtisan. Cine iitereHants 0eidtpte.
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eusrpts. Der. Wus~anSsrer. sgHi5 aJaI3 @
&teben &r3db lMnsen .t,s;. So ar eiI
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ssilheim Zen. Gin seI4i&tIiass 0emdIos. saa.
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Ssrnonse. asbsnsssi&i&te sin,s iunssn ,craisn aus
&upisrmlm,en ine, @plsHade. 4Das goseI.
wasssrss s@, siam aan.'t n Ss' a maniSsss,seIi %.
oil. ' seae MISasss maSsrantp a.a wb. ia.
Der SiaHaufrins. has wfarienbtis. "a
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Mmerifaniiae SnaenSs8 ibliotbef.

amerifaniide SnsenS=B ibliotbef.
Sn bibihe gappbefel nit Muslin.&iden
gebunpen a 25 Gents., II
Roger iinb aseiae, BON Sran3 6oftnann. = Der
trsne Rgdbter. 3uia1nlnsn i1 einera gano.
a Sta msl1 if Sis asisas sH ~ gr espc Se11l'a spm ,vran, NJ.
5sti,ns%an; Die Gisfabrt. = ula''meHa in.
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) Gd,ifbrndt. s3uiamrnen in einefn 8anb.
Cd febe bid fdtpn. bon .Suliis 6offrtari
.Sn tolhh ntdgtt ffebien.g iFS ~ -f8s4i4
groapaters 2tebIirs -. s.e-,d#f6A
per fd3iosrss q Ssm.. ~ z,a
Der pedpfennis. -Eret Ratbarinen. = Nna
Der 1~esentpdrt. y Drei Grsdbhunsea bon Sbefla'
bon Grfnpert.s .Sn eine,n Bano. Al s1d nm a
Nus Wadtt gum. 2id,t, BON giddrb,. Baron.
"a, i,ne Dannaiantis pon Jeroinnn6 Shn.ibt
Beiptnte Irene. - GatunfdId. Der .Wiffu,
NOR, IN slfrifa. ,3ufammen in einem @ans.
Der MIblar3t Der 8irfbpf. .3pei Graablut-
= gen BON 81. St6ber. s3ujam,net II: tinem Bano.
4Bos Der Mtsnfdb ffdet, sfas Mir tr oudb trn.
ten, bon ,Riharb Baron. Il asr.tf:4Mnaf.
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g@einen falfeii Nranb!
Refine mautfperrc mebr 7!
gSiQium Grnmer'S 6eiItfiaier.

80 gatsntirt am 10. @at 1870.
Die Mirtaua siefes pHaRers IN betrunbrruneswartts
80 ertftrt feia DFafier, melbss bites ~itertrtt. u
0nrtb iatrelaness &rprpbsn fann i'd bieisS gRettn
ais Gin Observation-Disclosures e%nrfepien.
5anaitte1oatcr, 8abr.ibefser, fprte ale Nrbtittr fputsn
fs aefS TN Sanis unb tn Der 9DCritatte ~porrdtbi8 baiten.
Sic gDtrtnrs if cine hbfrrafHsnSe: man braudt psp,r
pr;tll6s quite Su reautrtren, nod, bat man, bd fctcsttsu
finen gerlut an Mrstitssett ~ beflrNNa.
: - BELT pie idyitnini ten @unren, bic BART
ndfisaen a,ten Seidbwnre. Bon sant ~befunsutt
Wtrtuns ia 60 bet SAuRs, Sieb Gtidb,, &d,ntfr..
SiR-nnp a ueficbtpuncsns D hItnmen Srifaen,
rsla rofsise yfaseI qibt Is isin bsaerss Wai.teI.
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fort. @fcnnern befetttst ~hisl'lbea BET etnsm 9sbraupv ppu
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30 arr. s}"|Ns ~ w E"f
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n ptsbabtni in, aata Apcstefsn, ipwtf an Der gtearren.
= 7 Wtldn O lrfgI. tAQ& @ft4 3WIj7~x:
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greis Yrp Ndnb SO Gents @ebmnten III 2ein.
S t5g8i spansl prp sSans as @enss. 2i9s. d a
l. eahS Der Issts gombarrierr. E0osus ooH
.. psf Der MISUNDERSTANDING lGr;dbIuns
- bon Balbuin' 9t Dlba ulen.
o. ~ Die DIaneM Mme @elben. !Bsne3uela''
IN nil4ss Gbarattsrbilp BON Jrleoria
Der Raib. G~traabnrs's. gai.rIdnoi.
lber' Homan pop beribert Hau. 7,s.,s
O.. MAsf Dentid)ldnSs 0bre. biitcriider Rp'
-telN "a man bon Sernb bon qrIef. 4slstegi
Q. lds Eeftament Meter bee @rosen.
.Ig "a @onlait uno 0st@ltts poi' Susiuir Der.
!. Der elephant. sbmii4.r wpinannf BON ua|
y9a 9 issr &Slisaa 9eOn y. q. 'graaSossi.-
ia .lis Hs SaiosSisbs. Gin, ersiblups aus II
e3 81 FL. .~oenlaiten Berlin, bon Geors 6iltl; naS
s gReneiis, Criminal ? Del9idtei BON
"ls sSSriss. TrissfH%. 3nidnintsn II .inen
II. Sssr sstssss,. criminal r. /. Roman ION i spa
L. 10 8~meisbeitere 6siAidten. Bon googt
@tiiselbur9. -S,pei Snbne.1Scro
Lsfii4 nia&.l a.3uiantnIen in elreni Bafto. A5
10. Scr tpLle pans. Criminal : GslAi6ie
CIl bon d. sfrrdfuB. limb Die eSbne
tt}A.U 8arnspsits. .6iitpfi@er sfpnian bon
eamiOt . @eiBenTels. 3alammsn IL
WV
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man pDn Geprg abiltlSg W. at@
Is Shf @9fenftsr. Soeidlsr &oiuan Don
sT@na Srieorlb BeritQder..,
10. 6abrtels, 5bas Mssib RES epiclers.
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nno Die Sranctireurs, @r3Gblun9
aus bent beutlG9- tlransoiiden &rie9e
BON 6rieorib Geritader. Suammsn
II. oil bin ss sssso tssn II 2 sctintindr. eou.u.
'SN 80 non :. p, q. I3elmne.-Gas 8prifbauS
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iammen in sinstu @nafb.a " ssNilf SnR
IA SeremiaS nnb bic fd,pne Sincensia,
III Der Serr cee 1auies.-Trau 90.
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jammen in einem Sanp. 80
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SSr i Pr a SSS QSsOsprotss Suiaa''nsp
80. 3iv3 NItr SIItben une cine Trudbt SO.
belle BON Milbelmt Sdntiot.- e plpn,ba
glooele bon prosper Wterrims. gu.
iammeu IN einem 8ano.
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Silberitein. alter Bans. =.
- 9Idn3cune Babren. .Honan bon Mu9.
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brinSt 90 an Cen Gag. ,3uiammen in
etnem Bano.
n Die Saronin. Roinan bon Guser Ta
oenrotb uno Meit ~eiferner Sane. SD.
tammen in einem 8ano.
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NsARxs kAA -
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Saplsns TN Druid nati uitsm Msuat
MMNauember G:rfpfa.

etn @gsnt sereteni SIP tn stsr z aetu anb Elm Nasi.
rsr Sa5Slia b aaeea s,wS ben gtrfaui ssn "
Scean'e StprSt sin s,oabrsr Sd1as esn
edur 5eu. Mbentepern uhe Buuferns auf
antsr etE Sss; 2au1en,. SHitmmea, &abtbspe,psa &c
alit ECO ~pahenfen abptihnnasH. grsie auserf atseris
oettsf
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GiniQe cute Griin0e :

I-Gins ,neue GrFnbuna, sriinoIi& aesratt
atto ssiidert ourb Tatent.
9.-Mta1t einen ppIIfp Of arenen 2n6sSn@,
sIsi@ auf beipen, Soften, an, aaen gIrten bon Storsa.
3.-aauft tsi4t, ianft; aerdul6Ios ufto raf&-bsRt
6 ombtnatipr bon @iesnldaften.
Observation-Disclosures lang obns Rspa'
vGtlren.
5.-8erri&tet allie Irtsn ppn Grbstt.
nnoi s q nc . pa bet c iep iii etrsr porJ GsNasligSels
6.ASt ~fiir@hen Irbeiter febr Iei6t n bane'
IA BEN. Vic gGnge Der Slide fam regnllrt msroen,
~Nbdrecnb bs M}ai8iuc i'm DANCE iii, uno hieie fam
nit elnem 5aoen oerieben iusrheh, obne oaB berlelbs
alr6 945er jl 9ebsn bat.
sl-Qian sirfa Slim reidseIt9a ntinhfu
Ger Std o me ibeh .getrau6 ron Goa Wbeel Gears,
yot6rp 6ans uno Sever Nrus fOruir, ,piro. Fat ben
! Aut tic 6eep, welGer eine slet&'
mGbige 2duee bts Stides bel ir9eno
elmer 6e3@winbiafei I'll dlert,y 6at unlereu
neueat 3breao GputroGler. weldber cine 9lel@'
mdBiee 8eiue9uus Der Neeole.9ar srlaubt uno e,Msr
20 rlesuu bes, GabensporbtMst.a
+ S,-0onitructida d mBs srsfdttts tno boa
enrtt. SIT f~obr5irt BON ben { d. idteiten nNe
erfubrenFe @rbeitern in Der b%eriibmsN
! Huntington @rniprn, Snon, u. D. @biiacetpbts
CfRtc: $40 &bsfsnut StraRe. 2NfTmas.
SsAN Ssdnntr nne srauen wcrsen fest skr.
GNyV ldnaf fEr nniere nelen @pIcfeeern,
Bflaers Ndbietce, &eineniaeen nnn Sdbreibpas
pier. 6roRe Giunabmen nit Giderbeit ae.
macbt. Dan l6rsibe ipfcrt ut GireuIare an .. Z.
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r& fAf 4&NS - sSt4Ft 81
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in europa. tt"
o. is'Mussablnnsen burb bic Npffdmter iDwie per
Gslesrapb mad alsn plabsn in SeutI&Iano,
Ssiterreih, Der s&peij, 6ouanb, D%anemart, @dlps-
ben unO StOrwsssm, ben Gmpianssrn frei ms 6aus
s~tliefert. F% H4t ~"@
GreSit'Sriefe far Reiienee swr 1enhsnns in allen
8rDBeren StGoten Der alten NBelt. sti iaI.9 a3 b
GintafTruns bon @rbibaftea unb Sorbsrnnssn
ieber Irt in alien plaseu @~uropa's.
DeriaiTnns bon @atern unO @adetsn nas
europa. '
0erjpIuns anfonmenSer Otter in Wsip Yorf, unS
geitsrbeforoerrn8 ~oerfeIben nab benz Snlanbe.
Surcpdiiass seIs arlsr art sstauIt unO 0srtaaft.
, 1875-11-17

~ Seittatb mo UrenlSe. vi Nd !
Ioutane unb Grsabluusenpia 9rob Spo. Gor
mat elegaut brohirt. s.a !
Qreis yrp Hdhb SO Gents 0ebuneen In 2ett
A. 1871 seansfprp K5anc s5i3enrs. maze
, 1875-11-17
gSgD MfiaionenT Spin Mefern
@rgiebigfen Tarmbooens
in 90 ebraSfa t-
Sett iebr bi0ig 81 berfaMfen!
lO Sahrs @reoit, SntersHen nur 6Wrpa,

WV VT O "W > %0F
r4t tiM GA a8AIfT--- T. et Este H.fIt
gs&t, epamptlets Mi. &arttn Der Difrittt rtrbeu
gratis uberieneef.
, 1875-11-17
FASHIONS andG0LD,C0IN PRESENTS!

No. 315. This Costume wins the admiraf1t
jof all. 1t is ZONE of those styles thatsis' sure
please, especially as it IS appropriate for al
material, and requires less goods TO make thu
any other suit of equal beauty. It's one Of i
Twill find it possesses just the secret charm tb
improves her figure, while the slight or perfa
form may feel they were never so advantageous
lattired. The waist is the regular tablier shap
the overskirt is draped to form a wide rufhe ca
side Of the sash, which may be, OF the
inch goods for entire suit. No. of waist, u
I3723; pattern, with cloth model, 25 cts. -
No. of overskirt, 1924; pattern, with g
cloth model, IS cts. No. ofunderskirt, Sxa
l3L25: pattern, with cloth model. so cts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-18
Charles Francis AdnmS.-.VVhat
lie Thinks About Being I'rcSi.
dent.

Charles Francis AdnmS...IVhat
lie Thinks AbOui Being I'reSi.
dent.
New YoRK, September lO.-Charles
Francis Adams has written the following
letter to a genilemun in Brooklyn, who
'ent'him a copy Of the Times, Of that city,
containing an article in which was said
I'VE have hopes that an abused public
spirit will lind some way Of making itself
potent in the nominating convention next
year, and that Mr.. Adams may be called
from his retirement, at Quincy, to restore
to the Presidency its ancient dignity and
legislative influence.
"QuiNcY, September 8,
MY DEAR SlR-l can not but be deep.
" moved by the voluntary expressions
OIL esteem which occasionally find in
newspapers in reference to myself. /
trust they may not have the effect Of turn
ing my head, or making me think Of my
sell better than | ought to think. With
regard to the suggestion made In the ar
ucle to which you called my attention, |
can say IT would be very NgreeabletO me
10 undertake the work, but / have, ! fear,
already on my hands, quite rs much az I
can nave hope to accomplish during my
term Of Disappointing so near the
IIiree score and ten prescribed as the limit
Of Usefulness, "a do. 1shall have to make
haste or run great risk Of leaving
matters in confusion. II is for this rea.
son that have been perhaps too indiller.
enI to the wishes Of many who have de.
n,ited to have the called again into public
lile. ! see nothing there Just now which
promises happy results within n short
Hme' | an, steadily releasing myself
rom the responsibility II moi Of writing
history, at least Of putting out Of reach Of
accident the valuable materials for wri.
Lh9 1t which have been placed in my
!nand' or which | have myself gathered
10 my own career, | doubt whether |
could be made more useful to the world
"a Any other way. Excuse me for this
eSo'lsm, and believe me,
very truly yours,
CHARLES Frances ADAMS"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-18
The Revival VIC Need.

In this weeks Independent the Rev.
Theodore l.. Cuyler has an article upon
tie projected revival meetings to be con-
duCted by Messrs. Moody and SOnkey in
New York ind elsewhere, which ought to
DO read by every preacher in the country.
DR.. CuylCr takes the liberty Of telling
these distinguished evangelists that we
do not want mere outbreak Of excite.
ment kindled by artificial methods. That
is not the sort Of revival we need. There
must DO an awakening Of the conscience
Of the individual, and the moral tone OF
society must be elevated. Although one
Of the most orthodox OF believers in tho
dogmas OF the church, DR., Cuyler has no
regard for that faith which Is not exCm-
plifcd in the daily life Of the protesting
Christian. lie believes in holy living.
We have had quite surfeit Of the religion
which luxuriates in the devOut fervors OF
the prayer meeting and the camp ground,
which sings sweet hymns and applauds
sweet sermons, and then goes straight off
to It's money graSping and It's pleasure.
seeking and It's panderings to self and
sin. The Christianity which Christ de.
mands is something deeper than n song or
sermon or sacrament, 1t Is the holy
and humble imitation Of Himself.
The revival which We need is u revival
Of the religion which keeps Gods com.
mundmcnts; which tells the truth and
sticks to It's promises; which pays TWEEN
ty shillings to the pound; which cares
more for good character than u fine
coat; which votes ut n ballot.box in the
same direction that IL prays; which denies
ungodly lusts and which can be trusted
in every stress Of temptation. A revival
which will sweeten our homes and Chas.
ten our press and purify our politics and
cleanse our business and commerce from
rogucry and rottenncss would be u boon
from heaven. DR.. Cuyler invites Messrs.
Moody and Sanky to direct their preach
ing and praying and singing to he per-
snading Of men to lead better and purer
lives, and all good people say amen.-
Baltimore American.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-18
n,l,n I,nsl MnII Trnins.

NEW YORK, September lG.-The addi'
tional cost to the Government Of these
fat mail trains is about 100000 Nnnu'
ally. The entire aggregate amount to be
paid to the railroads for mail transpOrta.
lion along the route will he $750,O00
This includes two through postal car
mails daily each way from New York Ia
Chicago, one fast train and one ordinary
train, aud very large number Of special
dispatches oi mails between intermediate
points This aggregate sum also includes
the delivery OF mails at all POSSIBILITIES
within one hundred yards Of each station
the erection and mNinle nance Of cranes
for catching pouches, and generally all
service performed by the railroads for
the Government on account Of the mails.
Mr. Vanderbilt says that the railroad
companies will not receive rs much as
they would under the old train system,
The postal authorities are also Of this
opinion and say that tho railroad
companies have been very liberal
in lifting up this train. The Mum
her Of miles Of mail service perform.
cd by the railroads under this new ar
rangement Is doubled, while the compen
satiOn Is increased but about OnC.third.
The payment is made strictly upon the
basis OF the weight Of the mails. This
compensation decreases for certain weights
according as the weight is carried by any
one road increases. The massing Of Il
great amount Of mail upon one trunk
line is therefore agrcat aggregate ecOnO-
my per ton to the Government. The first
ton Of mail carried by rail costs the Gov.
Crnment $3.50 per mile per Annum; the
next 800 pounds costs $50 per mile per
annum additional. The expense to
the Government Of the railway
postal service is from 1875 to $50 per
mile per anuum. The forthcoming re.
port Of the Postmaster General will show
that the number Of miles Of railway postal
service at the end Of the fiscal year, June
80, 1915, was 1906, and that the number
Of miles Of railrOad postal service per.
formed during the fiscal year 1875 was
l4,5i5,Gl5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-18

From The Atlanta Constituton,l
AZ the crowd Of dnrkcy spectators filed
out Of the Atlanta City Court, and watch.
ed the file OF sentenced negroes marching
of to the chnin.gang, an old negro re-
marked:
"lts a gittin' mighty bindin' on de
Niger desc daysp
"YnS ~ said snssy saddle.hued fellow
"an' It's got to he stopped somewhere
purity soon, 'kasc I'm tellin' yer dis sort o
ling is a Dustin up dc publican party
mighty ias' Don't yer sec defe's more
niggers in dc chain.gang now dan dert
used TO wuE in dc unium leaguep
Several Of the unclaimed voters sol
EMMY shook their heads and chlmed in
chorus;
"DaPs testament talkp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-18

| lpeiruitFne Press
She had her mind made up for two Of
three days that the boy needed some cas-
tor-oil, but she knew that she must ap'
prOach him gently. She placed the bottle
where he could see it, and when he turned
up his nose she said:
"II's just like honey, my darling"
He seemed to doubt her word, and she
continued:
ali you'll take some I'll let you go to
the circus"
"How much2" he cautiously inquired
"Oh, only spoonful" she replied as
she uncorked the bottle.
"And you'll give me some sugar, be-
sides ?" he asked.
"Of course villa big lump"
lie waited until she began pouring from
the bottle, and then asked;
"And you'll give me 10 cents, too|
Yes, OF course"
"And you'll buy me u shoo-fly kite%
he went on, seeing his advantage.
81 gdesa no."
"No kitC-noIile," he said, as he drew
back.
swell, III buy you the kite, !" she replied,
filling the spoon clear up.
"And veloCipede%
am think OF it,"
"You can't think no castor.oil down
me " he exclaimed, looking around for his
hat,
"Here-I will, or I'll tease father to,
and | know he will. Come, now, swallow
it down."
"And you'll buy mo goat?"
"Yes.h
"And two hundred marbles p
"YeJ. Now take it right down.
"And n coach dOgY"
:" can't promise that"
Gan right-no dog, no lie
"Wcll, III ask your father"
"And you'll buy me pony|
"Oh, | couldn't do that, Now he u
good boy and swallow ii down."
"Oh, yes, I'll swallow that stuff, | willP
he said, as he clapped on his hat, "YOu
may Tool some other boy with circus
ticket and lump Of sugar, but it'll take
u hundred.dollar pony to trOt that caster
lie down my throat"
And he went out to sec il the neighbOr's
cat had been caught in the dead.fall he set
for her,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-18
Cincinnati M "a Manufacturing
CitY.

The Cincinnati Commercial notes The
progress Of manufacturing development
in that city:
The Southern market was for some
years ciIectually closed, though the de
mand for supplies for the army made the
loss of that trade less aCutely felt. When
however, peace was declared, n sudden
stagnatiOn fell upon business. The South
was too much exhausted, too completely
drained Of resources, TO restore to bust
ness here the activity that once character
lied It.
II became tolerably clear to all snga'
CiOus business minds that tho city must
undergo Il transition. Capital must find
new sources Of investment, and business
must seek new channels. During the
past ten years the city has been in the
transition from merchandising rs ita
principal occupation to manufacturing
Speaking OF the grand procession in
connection with the Exposition being held
in that city, the same paper says;
In that long line, occupying two hours
or more in passing n given point, were
representations and representatives OF
nearly every branch OF human industry,
and those industries in full operation
here. Aside from its effectiveness as n
spectacle more glorious than the pomp
and circumstance Of war, that was the
Significance OF the procession. The COM
p0nent parts, both the products and the
producers OF them, came from the foun'
dries, mills, shops and manufacturing
stores Of Cincinnati. All trades; as we'll
those Of the cunning Of artiIicerS in the
precious metals rs those Of workers in
textile fabrics, wood and iron, were rep
resented. We doubt whether such an ex.
position on wheels of art and industry Of
a great city was ever before seen in
America,
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ArriynI Of the Fnst Mail.

CHICAGO, September l6.-The first fast
mail train west over the New York Cen
trail Railroad arrived here this morning
eight minutes ahead Of time. A portion
Of the distance between Elyria and San
dusky, Ohio, was made at the rate Of sew
enty miles an hour.
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The Providence Journal remarks that
the facility of the American people for
getting in debt has not been surpassed by
any race on earth.
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GhpgntdIigeueer.
crc,1 Wen Not Always Great In
Congress,

~, take issue ut once with the asseE
,i,r So common in England, and bccom
ina 30 general here, that the practica
,,lcnt Tor bushes, is that required 10
LEGISLATION. The mere business men il
r,,re., are not the most successful a
LEGISLATORS. They seldom give their at
,on,ion to general thoughts. Even
srrat LAWYER or scientist, manufacture
' inner or the editor Of Journal
w. ',aabiv .uch men have seldom impressed
,Sem.cIycs directly on debates and legis
aiion, ,.,n.,,t,,,.-,,,o,.., $40,
=, America are O5tracised from publi
~ ~. and that our secOnd-rate men i'll
,Sill.ralc places. The complaint is un
emo Horace Mann on school bOarC
,s., GREAT in Congress he was as much I
L,be in the wood as Horace Greeley of
Ti.tripod, Vanderbilt or BeeCher WonlC
h, Io.t in Congress. All e. pdrte men
n,o,rbcr. especially, are untitled for the
Inrnm Of open debate. It il the full
rnnniel development OF all the faculties
iHclnJinr that Of humor, which is the Sc
rret ,pring to political success and the
,c.toi our greatest men.
II,I Horace Mann, Horace Greeley
and IIrnryJ. Raymond used half the fun
Towrr which they possessed, as General
gobcnck General Nye, or John 7. Hale
Iii ,brirs, their legislative career would
"o, he oycr,hadowcd by their renown in
" a." .phercs. Francis Jeffrey was a
great reviewer, MaCaulay q great histo-
rian, and Bulwcr splendid genius, but
their parliamentary fame Is dust in the
balance against their literary glories. 1t
i. moi mere abstract knowledge OF human
society," or oi political economy that makes
senatorial fame, Pistol hit the mark on
Fnl.tol The latter was Chancellor Of
tho Eyrhconcr. Said the fat knight, ar
gning Tor hi, budget ,
MY honest lad, | will tell you what |
am about ..,
"No quips now, Pistol ! am about
thrift
Brt he shook his sides with Pistol on
the fun, and went to work on the budget
or the highway. This was statesman
ship. :,
bate in lS7O.7l, when his tariff bill had
been torn to shrcds by close contests, item
by item, turned his missiles Of sarcasm
upon ali his contestants, lie passed his
own bill as a substitute, and received all
the credit for the reform. How did he
make the turn?
WY ill, Mr.. Speaker, has been nib.
bIcd to death by Pismres and kicked to
death by grasshOppers.'
In the next paper | shall consider the
collective humor Of the Legislatures, as
distinguished from the individual humOr
Of mcmbcrs.--S. S, Cor in Hapcr's Maya
-iug
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"Well, Bub," replied Bijnl, as he fin
ishcd hanging up the broom, This cur
rcnCy question bothers many besides you
though it's clear enough to me. Ior
see that twenty-five cent scrip, dom
your
The hoy remarked that he did, and
lIiiah placed 1t on the windOw.sill, weighed
IL down with II pcacl.stone, and con
tinued:
"That bit Of paper is marked twenty
five cents, but Is II twenty-five centS2 L
IL anything more than piece OF papcrT
"tduhno," solemnly replied the boy.
I" Has that bit Of paper any real value
beyond It's being promise to pny% de-
mnnded Bijnh.
"What paPerT'
HThat ere twenty.five---"
lie stopped there. Some one had
sncaked up the alley and slyly stolen
both scrip and peaCh.stone. 49,
"NevCF mind " Condoled the boy al
hadn't any instrinsic value"
at hadn't eli ?" growled the old janitor
a want to catch the wolf who Absorbed
itp-Fftc heS.