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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27

mebr seborden aIs Sen Meni6en, reiBt oas
airdensut an iid uno iteat Die Stride uls
cine Seinbin Der T0lfer unb Der Staaten
bin, slei9wie bic Suoen es nit benz sOttIis
@en 9eilano Der @elt 9etban batten. Oo9
mas Die Suoen nidt wasten, Oas tbut Der
giberalismus, inoem er lid ieIbit uno BEN
Staat, wel6en er bebsrridt, gum 81 otte
ma6t. Oas 1T Der lsbte S6ritt, rpeldsn
Der 6odmutb tbuu Tam. Sierin erreiGt
oer 2iberalismus ieinsn Stammuater 9u,is
ier, weI6er ais Der Grite Die SABINE bes
aai rabrs segen Soft erbo5 uno iib ieIbit
in Id6erli9em @abne @ott sleid, alio
gum 0otte MAIDEN moQte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
1tebcr Den area. Choral

iaSt Sean Sacques Rouieau: v@eit ents
isrnt, pab man uniere Muiit in ben GbOs
ralseians traSen BARI bin i6 iibsr;eust,
pab man selpinnen wiroe, wsnn man ben
GbOralseians in uniere Ntuiit trdse."-
,Waan miiIie, i'd iase ni3t, bur3auS
feline 6rOmmisteit (piete), iOnbern i9
iase, burdaus teinen @ei6mad baben, nm
in ben air6en Der Muiit Dor benz @ciuns
ben Sorsns gu seben"- :,
Ser GboraIseiaas. III Sieier wei9li5en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
g urembmrser Gazette.

unb tbeatraIiiden, plumpem unS pIatten
Vtuiif BEL weitem uOr3uSieben, welbe man
IN einisen &ir9en ubne Grnit, obne ges
i9mad, obne S9idli6fsit unb obne @6s
tuns fir ben Srt, ben man auf bieie Weiie
entweibt, an ieine Steae treten laBt."
Der Ssruelite 6alspp iast: ygSie f0ns
men Die tat5oIiiden Yrielter, Die in benz
sresorianii9en Sir6enseianse Die iA6nlte
reIisioie MeloOie beiiten, weIde auf Der
Groe 6eitebt, in ibren Sirben bie @rmutb
u%nierer mooeruen Nfuiit ~Sulaiien?"
, 1875-10-16
TIE NAUGHTY h1Eh.


DEs MONIES, Oct. 12.-1Iayinx taken great In
forest In tho letters which ayc appeared in THE
Tn1nuSE, thought wos.ld }tko to Say n fow
words un tho subject. Why men judge women
as they do cannot understand. llay, tIoy no
kInd tllouEhta for their mothers 4rd slttarh,
tint tlloY will not bo!leya what tue colruspoll-
ents OF TIE rNlBusE Say!
1 tlink Wo1ldluy" ia about os eclfiAl as
10 can possibly be: won.lor II hc thlnks he ii
doing right to 1.-Two tho way ho docs. II ho do
!ssg Justice to himself and TO another who should
bo with lllm to kecpha soc!1s aud room iu order:
--aouso ono Tor hinl TO loye aud to !oyo hu
Tnose aso plenty of xood eIriH, aud they will not
"jaw" aid 'sscoItl" aud ara NIT '.tleckIe.
noatd," eitler. llp lind bettor Try Que.
can bahu ~ lenaia b1eul, wuat, iyon and
couk, just III we'll IN ''pn1t-back" dreps az IN
lnoso one. | do not think 1t degrading to
work. all, consider ell tirat.r!asa dancer hut
DO not tlnnA it IL aa inllcn Of an ACCOMPLISH
ment aH to wurk vol. mako a!l Ut my MotI-
o. y and my avn clothes, mud catl nlaku tl!uiu
nicnly. u does not cost hie mora tlau half ~
mucli to drcss as it dues my brothers.
Hc1plo iH iRtAcr faEs!diplls. Wlnt IL
lo 10 give for tile perfection he iH waiting for
l can iutroduca linn to q numLtr OF such girls,
but doubt il llo would suit them. II | ever
hayo homo ot my owp, will make It pleasant
mud rotinod, but must hayo husband WI,o " |!
love me as !oyo him. would noyor marry for
d home, or for lnnAey-but for love. will show
the young nnen what eau do, all for love's
swoes sake" llop'ns you will pardon The length
Of thus, am LILLIAN LYLE.
, 1875-10-16

10 tas E,t.,or n iht Chicago 7r.bSns:
cw,c,on' f,c, ,o"-tt vour reader. a,o mt
.nat s,,o',a., e.. s,,a,. ~ -, s., ,,,a1.,
"ea's " hboash' e"o'.'' aho" .u0 W eAa 'po1'
seems to DO conlugal VEN Which your Matfi'
monal explorations failed to unearth. II IL that
clsss Of eithor sex who have ",iyed ard loved"
a,,J a., tho,ofora .ro.,, -, ,,,n,ono,i .,h;oc,s
aua ~" 'av.o'p'S nps"A W
"ta ~ ta"c" atoIiAe"ce ~ w" tetea'"p'a
nud "theoTy" correspondents. Please briefly
accent the idea Of young widowcr who has had
Inc mn r.+ion nj nunt,a, n,e,xu,es and ,o,,ow.
m '', :. ...,,' y" ~ .'sI.'.. ] !. 3"
aaa 1"" ~ nov .'apl's: .,........-.
All aver I1at hothlhg Ia prettlef or more poet
ica[ Than wcddea bliHs,-to acquire, produce,
mud u1aintajn Which is mattor of yery consider
,hIa i,nno,I.ncc In ,hoaa cnn,ul,i.lly },c1,uaa
t,;s,,." i.-se ~. 49,. =, ss',';",;.,..o .,,.s
flctn'e large per cent OF 'ashlonhp'" mar
tingeH. without aug knowledge Az to their ability
TO keep their oatLs, or adaptation one for the
othor. or cspabtlity ons In nrotno,o The bspul-
=, t,a o,hor .r,,ho,,, .t,o sI,oh,os, ,Jo. -,
oSss =, '4' osas1 "4suo"s h.a euKa'aa' 'u'" =,
mhet theY a!a uo'nR except "4at az lo!u hef ana
Ia him 10 ao,-e s"aln dropped from Inc CLOUDS
al u "oIe 70 !ha ooMMoh eaftu. and, iabalhs
upoh mo"'y.tsen oxslenco. hna tAohlseses o.
6tAcelally sHa 10 the AHaf, confronted W
some foft 81 dominic. who JOINS
Tue hahas ot shts sn'sesnss asH.sea9ea coupie,
Hho taol1 HlutHs!y s"ea5 Ill ao1td Q! t4lhss
sL.t 100 master .s 81 ceremonies elects; whether
u tholf ,aouRhta o. hot. among tha ptonAeos
ats to o'o hooof, onsy east.a
, 1875-10-16
"HlGH Ul00LE DlpDLE."

Heard 10 that m!rtbfui msItly? HtEnte
II russ aud straight ihv ltrAn. urIE'4th1h2 ueAE.
r,uRlt Ct the cats tut cal The .rsiir eat
IEoud aaule u tuttalts 1eektl Or 1.tJy eo4s,
Thu fillslu yxfniAts SIxen fsnlHsLes.
Hse fruIlc tax Tho teatiya lit! rsaGtt. ..-..
Which ~ llgh llespsr puurd hls .i,'teFn2 glance.
lustlSrd thu nut uha~kwlEl sn~ IL da4:s
AhOys tbs Eean1y n!ulu. All ta's atGs!'a
Th# uos llnunt!sS ats strange romance
With laughter loud It's simple Lnarai tEeltd.
Ae 4,.a, L,gA Gu4I .u VIII io'd u sssety store.
ksssI tLc Lfi.At spoon. " kinArtl la}a Apsusl.
hucn IL taf aJs.tsy t4u Vt lntApt l1ss.
, 1875-10-16
TIL; {t)l1Nt; PEOPLE.
"v;tDbrD, Yfr 40 W!eT."

"WEGbfD. VI ) f&s3 witt
r t,,,,,c{,t thtt We had p4r' i t"r al time:
T,,ni III TIT. iifr vi. ntrrf IN 'rt' Ri'l"f Iurtt:
+r,,,, uaih ,ust r1nta IEy l., pntAktt'4 srie.
Wh, r. Mammou sl.1sal lth tIIcnlsra at thy feet.
1ife,, ouc ambition ev'ry ltort tss rrorncd,
Th, tre.l1, ynl drhant r. rtaiizrd ii isxs
rnytL. E.lt Hnl1FlnB: II thu lnll1are atLt-
lin frt,e:a tlght-us dten4'd within tllu jluAt?
You nns'u with tho catelcaa thron8 ta.nsAt.
Queen nl nil hn1nase, !aIrcat of tho fair;
yu1r merry laugh rings likn tim Ineloty
Uf wlul-harH. valid OIL the Sntnucr-atr.
Rut fecp within sati MeEnory's cell IL alcrl
The fright remembrance Of thc l,ll: .Nl,
All. we'll; tho 8iury Vt tbs "ei.H tllAt'n sh1na
Mas dearly purchased wtth llfs-lpng WOO.
p,,sht believe thee iarry.-that ts,c smi1o
Wld,l. cnrs tiny LIP WIN born uf Joy Histile:
And that tho flfart, h1Islla."~ d. tni'rtc lsIt
t'Ltu tllu suItAc4a Of zach L nltr tuI1c;
mt at tho well knnw tilu bitterness
That t!tr.A tho 1ustra ii tI.u life that's ttlhs:
LIVED, bslt unlosinc c,--wrtl,tc'1, y't 1o wife,
III sg'ry hrarl-tlEob, us'ty tiloncht, it lniho.
OWEN n. H!tsox, in.
, 1875-10-16


20 nave one tei"rc ano.he' ycn.. i Hn'e hs'noss
"ie , aii .'s ~. ~, nv ~ *.,1 -,
'nl sne hon'a. ! h!,p"i k''p tn'h ~ ny ~" ~
nl'e',' ~ sue tnantnt ~. n"'" ,' u.p., n
~ EVE e a., s"o ~, ~, W. .a,' ~ H.
y. " a ,s,, sn,nn a,ns ~ H." 49,,
ases' .1' nsy n' MI" s'''''' ''I"'a ~ 'n' pie
ssTiu9 rt9 .1',, 1asn1. .na.4,, ,n,o ,rt,o.
., IT, kSon;,,, ,,f ,,,,',, -" co,,a,,s
S.s'1.t M.Ii mn" ~, n.p'.s =, I'o's ~ ep"i.
% ma' ~ s"u' t ~, ,' ~ % III E J, 49,
-. XII " IL .,',,,o. ,, ,,i, no; r.
,isnnrIa..s,''l s"'l '"'''s '"e'' e'"tA Ao' ~
t;.'.,,l.t "" .,,,4,,,t
r,snnnt thn III trra ,,,',.to ~. h.,','v
Tx. '''' ''4'' ''"' '''"''''''n" 'o' EkPf
pnbtHr cottyEp on TIE uape,act ouEs
1i,n,
To he Edissr n The Chicago Yr.sune,
rCu1cAt,o frl, 13-fFa,by t.kon m mar. In lin
s,.o,,..,o.. ~ ~, ,,,...,... T. -. =,
.'"eHes''' ,'' ~ '''0 'lu'''to" ~ your e"nm"''
10" "e ;" R.'o soul !eAaesh few thodshts sne'
EeAted by Mr.. Coyer's lecturo before thG Bun.
day Lecture socio.y on SUNDAY last. lie said
many fiuo thj!,x. OF, that occ.nion. bur II gcoua
~ nm ,,,+ In iat, .,o;r,. o,,,ra.
" untouched. lilo snnst not think, good, eaay
soul That. tccauHo he blundcrod into masri'
monial b!ihs. all peoplc eau have tho same good
fortnue. cIanco n+ Tim conditinn NJ ,ns1r;cd
n., .u"0 s'sae' ~, ~ 'ns .ona''on o. 'n"1..ea
r.eNo heNe'1"5 ""' ' ""' sa"h
person. or ono A. ~! cohselsAht Will hatnah Ia
ture, that c.tcntha Of them are mssm1tod.
Will Mr.. CuIj7cr, living in tbs last half nj tho
n,nc.ccntb certurv aud aruujnp An In t,ocs from
.,1 ,1sn.s ,s..1'.. ~ ..''.' "osn .io1''
she s'Ahopotnt OF IN al'noet ens." e's'izet!on:
sstke hands With The tyFannica' law Of The dead
past, aud tell us that. no matter how great
,nistuto neonto n ake in Tho choice OF 4 nar,ner
t1ov n,,,., ,,ri,,,a md smsr, nndcr a vilo iito
,nus 1'u's "1un ,a ""u 0,.s"naa . "". ~
'aata, 10 toeit eA'E'eoco ne'e' ~ 'a'set'
able? If e. beg to dif1er with h'". 1u
my opinion. IL Ia duty which they owe 10 them
se,yea and 10 tia world to correct TINT
.n,.,.t. =, I'm e.r,ievt ,os.,,1. ,,nr,ort
,n'A.a"o a. @ .''. ts.' 4',ee'
~ shey 40 no'' out feFots" - euAef On
through l1fe, many Of them will besat children
with ,rasciblo tempers, aud will be moro angular
and ,nba,mon,oua tAan themtelycs-mapx
49, H. d,.~,,. ;+as,,.,n !, ,a,u So .,.,. =.
VI '"e.u oos'e .,' 'Hea.ue. , - aa' p',Ns"so ue'
practasnB tho human family and cntailsnE
bcy ts born With amalI beueyoEence. large secEe-
tiycuess. and larue t}estructtyenes,, I'm utII hc
..'..., ~, :. n...s 1a, H., 49,
a a"s'uta' ."'o'' ~ np "'e0 'oat .u1uka pn' 'ne
d1scoruhht pRfehts VINO tfahsnitsca those luaa-
t1ns to Inn are more accountable than he for
the same, VIII tho dsy never come when our
courtu of f,atjco III ,ba. a,t+ihr,o
$500, .t..,- .,-.'..",. ,... -,
4ns nol eotnp'a's's uea ~ o'u''o' o'ea"te
VIII regard lug pb1enoioe'ca1 eoo'ofnauoh
of the criminal as = phltAting r3rcuustApce u
t,a casoa + l,af,nva In a,irn1cu1trra. hrt in ,,1
.'' n.e 1sao' ~ s'',.,. e"' - ~
sosans 'ne eo,,ssf u 5sasss 'naa; ~n%fE9S
mol ~ any meahe Hlsn 20 po UNDERSTOOD as af'"
proving Ffoh!scG!ty. !! be1efe that q man
hbouIu w Lns Auaoauu " oo "to' 9'tu tna1 s'''
, 1875-10-16


tho,, Win ,v t1c1, ,,t,oro,co. firm, ,w,,t md
pIatlurl1, ar. )uatlorn and tnachor:.
III ra eulnea in tho advantage oF popular t1lH-
einr.on. nov anu fffal' 5dcat arc discovered on
,," er11 ~ ~ w mu' ,a.ia,h a!, alo
1arcn,ly loayo uulhinu ,norg Ia ns rsla t}cca.
rinnaIty wa MO Aurpriscl by nsx proofs
that oven tho average lil,,ah mud
H., 1u;'n'1i'e . n'1 t'aat tMuro IN NIL moro lcn
"".';' ~ s"a % t,.',".n,. ~ g,''y
49,. - y -, ",'.,. . t]o ] .th'u ~ ID
1at 'ma' '',' a''1t i""'h"o n'''ash toh.
-, =, .u.,'u y, u ~"
.st a..ai.u'. III ~ @ nrf ~ ils!e
r"aI's r. "t ~ W. H. j.! y 'ush
49,, - -" y, ~ =" ~. hit h'e'a, nnd
,n,,' s,,",y t,',', f 1hn. t,,', :. ~
E,i,lnntty @ thc, IL ,c,, Ia In hmm, ,r,.>, ,o
,iu I" ,1,ink f"r ,hnn'.sros ,.u S,n u' 'a teu.
riyo othors tho bonot a, liar III ;,,nnoc"i a scn
e.,nk,us shrnwvn t|, mcI r.u w., '"ue'''naSas
h~n nc,r,,,,nr ri;cl, hau 40 ts''4 ~ konao
tcrino 10 nncp,,tsro tn t,;prns " .'' ~ ~ ,n
nna.;"ru v o,'v w,,'s N, . y! sE
IA ti,c,n. - ''' "''' '' ''''' '''s''"' '"''s'''
.rh.t .he roxt ueot,, ,,, ,o,onoo,, .,,,,,,,.,..
nro njrcny rn1 rca nr tlat I'M, a,,' ,,'a. .i
tn osI,.in,t, Il; fobtoins ~ a:u
IN tiot'htfI Wetlor n, .tr,.i ,,,ars1 ,itt;s1'
or rnhvi,n,p orn.;inn. frca H. .t.'r s -, H. LII,
fu Ia aynlyn ,c.a wn,,.,, .r, 'x n,,f ~ ,.a.
t,cat value. '" A'' "e'' "''" - P'"''
Tho ynr,oua u,e.,iors u,,v o,,o,o;,a H., tho
religious wn,hl NAV la .ro,snh,v us"sso% ID 'h hv
tllu .latv." and y ). o,tri,tran aa ,soli pca. ~,
, 1875-10-16

10 fHd EbHHF ar ING LHsfu31 4fltHHt;
OAK pAnE, Oct. 12.-1 auA only a echool.girl,
but would like to caHl thought iuto tue unit
rnonial csuldFou, now seeth!ug iu your. col
umnB. First, will ask Of tho bachelors uome
Information which l acknowledge n,yself
unablo to obtain, for, 80 far az / eau
ascertain, tho propostion Of married
men to single who aye won ep.
vialfe Fprnta,ionB In literature, art. sclenca
or invention, was luuoratl to oLa. lf am IN
fault, plaaaa correctly TE0s, ansonS bacle!o,s
III our oWn country, thora arc thu amincnty dis.
s,ugusLed exccps!ons Of Washington lryng,
who loBt The darling Of his Leart" IN
carly life, aul waa over after faithful!
to her memory. nod tho Gania!, court
WAittier, who IL also said 10 hive
loved sud lpst." VI all our Presidents but
ons was nlugio man. aud hla record eau well bp
liotAachd, Ab!or, Stewart, or vandesbils, thus
proving tim, it ts not thu multiplicity ot mouths
glyo You your 0lrsrI. who're heart val
cold anl 11nty ~ tho marble eaihoe that bears
hla pame. THIS leads 1ns to the conclusion that
man must haYb sosnp INCENTIVE to motifs deetls
and g!uIioua thouKhta, aud wlue eau be oun-half
~ eoul'uapIsnH ~ tho !ove ot : pura,
true. d0yotud wofEauI 1t stimulates to
the grandcst progroas aud through 1t the
!loRs sublime 4rhieyenlenth are attained.
n,ent of culture" " cat supply Tho deficiency.
WIN u tue poorest man hss itch treasure. Anu
without 1t sle we4lLhIpst and. uIuat gifted ar0
BANKRUPT III eoul. 4 homo tu lts trun sauao. 10
mAttar low humble, 10 on tho last tou,ld OF the
laddss 10 Heaven. IL. o, M.
, 1875-10-16

I1ths Edtfur Of 3he ChicAa0 1flbtfnSs
CHICAGO. Oct l3.-l behave ths grea. obasaole
10 Marriage IL ths lack OF opportunities for the
sexes to become better ACQUAINTED. / beI!oYe
that al! uta4sea. Of both aaxet, notwithstanding
tAoIs Expressed sentiments, prefer The woddod
htaso. II they paas through lilo sinRlo. II has
haon cauaed by lack OF opportunltos. or reasons
We know not OF but mos. assurodly for Cause.
1o!ieve that with judioious forethougAt the
gFoat majority can marry without little Of that
risk NO tuuch harpsd upon by 90 mauy Of your
correspondence. Thofo AaoulI be no lottery
about IL. Try aud Wate with QUO III the rallo
condition IN life; got congentl temperament. a
sympathetic nature, and = ready hand. True
love grows alowly Love at ta1st sight do not
believe Mliludura. lwaslld 10. want 10 build my
welded ttfo upon it., behave there are few
wlyes but would Make good hepmatos, II proper.
jY appreciated and Aelpea by tAejg lunbApus.
Tue young lados complain greatly TINT tue
younR tuen DO not aeais9 to takG wlyeh. lu tllts
not pretty much their o.n fault 10 they nut
upon tha.class ofyonuE tneu.-sa soIuent every.
wheso. who sty9 Tor tue ta being Esosy cent
te1ul1ed IL spout upon dra+s. Or tho indulgence
OF sotuo duprayod taSts. They have no means to
marry, and onIy frequent ladies soc'oty for Erc.
sont enloSment,
peculiar fasclnaton nppn tue feminine taud !:
lts not the sober, seusbe young Jus. .nuss.1 .1lat,
the yu4uH Iuau Gf cotFaet habits, The sAslnG
thrifty .nell, more likely 10 MARRY. 3nd to ulA4s
better husbapua2 Do not our beas citizens coa.e
usually from lAs latter classf
DO not our young iadsoa accept expensiye pses-
cuts sud costly entertainments frptn ,9uug ulun
Whou t4sy uust kuQW tsppok a9ufd thou Tut
! knpW there are NlR1y nulle kirla. ! have liyou
aYef thssty JssgA MiLhv1s we. but Aua EsAQlYal
, 1875-10-16

inc'nuo a,t ltsIp increa.e IT. A wife. kind
HU''!b add rovHnly to a housrtblI.
lhls "chaE par year "trut and rlotheh"
hNninops In Al nntltonAe. II twU lrn, lc ate
married mud mated tho providing nn. for the
other IL B natural cn1,tlucncn. nud. hks water.
| tnr It w1lore you viii. ii trerenta an even Hur-
fatr. :. ,uar Of brains will support lis family III
TIL" E'1a,nc-s Or another, and snWl wife will 10
sn!pott"1. which pHrlapH il the true honttou.
Prosperity and lIaprinasa will ba yn''ra to tho
e1tnat Of sullr adherence to ye,r good tcton-
ssona formed in Answering thu ab0yo tldcH,iohK,
AMI dome~,ic anf.hcity follow in raio 10 yonr
tit!artuTu from lien. ....
arn no PREACHER m this subject. l'1lt believe
marriage n saared thing. once pc1fecInd tLu,il
'H't 10 ta:nprrn1 with. Adaptation and Ecttle-
nent of mutual chsracsessntIcs should bo parts OF
tonrthhlp. AMI nut family tt,l1trtts.
itsa IN" a smart. lsma a-hear.ed. healthy lady
OF Respectable cnn,r ctpns. who think. slfcIent
u mo to allow me tn naiiu her tsulv happy. and
the Ilke"iAo snn'-then tlllertionA OF carriages,
ft'b"thl cara point lace. calico aud Bik -bu't1n
stnsen will tu Inatter betwttu l,a aud nat the
pltlts. One ssF 7NE H1Y..
, 1875-10-16

thoughts npd or Their HltalHe ta!h' 15es!ues,
Fritz, tho Oldest sou la4 begun to spesk Of
uia,r!n,ouy; for hew, ptea!s IL, can lie properly
n,aIaRn the farm without wlfcI 10 be aurs.
be dues not yet know-nut hn--Wlere he will 80
u lnl one; aud then II in suddenly remembered
Of all that fur mouths ~, he has been making
bscause katherine, hss old sctootlaata, lives
tAere.-u!l! Hp.-bat hucalsa tIaE tatlier would
bargain for "oal. to 10 de!YoEed as tlo merit
slsat!nG ani every 1ne e,o kae%s q these was 10
anywhere. All! ay young Fritz! 'ita OF no
l1nn tbat yuu thus beat about tue bush,
lu due consts wedding comes OF, ana Fritz II
n,srtled to kathcrina hard aud tast ~ MoiAs1-
win tl,pn 4! tl'ls Chrlatsh&s.time, FOR fair
aul loving ynane pair i ID very soui to sse.
.,ad stey VII maaasa tue farm NOTABLY betwoeu
lhrns. hsteF l0sr.
Yho wussr Aoan becomes Of tho past, aud tue
clfcng year rushea in that sweel srason
Wlsn wasat il Gsasa, xhea hawthorn. buds appear;
ard kaspsr, ~ tue soliostat.uu VI 4is frieud
Sieu wtu haa neW and urgent tletEe4a thero,
rJnts'uE1stes his tint Ys,t to the Capital. Sol.
ut't' leAye II st tenRth tskon OF the dear onea Ut
h"'ne'-fo thls u : great journey they a1o
may bcsoot the travellers scstlng forth u
easly dawn, they approach the city
Wills tue tun il yet hlEh in hexyen.-
tor the loHu days uta now upon them;
and, ~ thsy enter suburb. Graex il surprised
to fipd h!aiaelf asuvug objects wlisb 10 !eois
ste not snstrsly new. Ihld ur that hpuse. VI
street, or gstdsu.pio., 10 Ass saen before. aud
ypt Aa has uefer Lesn in yIeuua! Aslon!ah-
lusns for awhla bsulshes spocchi hut. ~ the
sce,los grow luoro md more familiar The 4rsau,
Of nearly yeAr sya tccufs 10 ksspar'a laem-
Euory. 4.ll Stslu l.asens 10 tue repstltion of =
narrative which IL. thIs tmo, u.tosed with Ill
The eAruestucss Of settled cunScton
Tbs g1sf-hunt is hooh Fcaclleu Mud recognized,
Thl,hoI tho t,io srir,id. cuirr nnh wlMa il called
for. Wh!le tho stsendant places tho liquor,
kaspar's eyes wander in seszcA Vi tue Kuod lost.
whYm hs u Isat aoaa engaged IL dtstaut pAgt
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
MeteoroIogy and Commerce.

The influence of the electric telegraph on
the management and relations Of commercial
enterprises has revolutionized the former by
annihiIating the elements of time and dis
tance between the centres of exchange and
has established the latter on bases more just
and reliable than could possibly have existed
before. In this connection we wish to point
out a new feature in commercial transactions
based on the exchange of perishable mer-
chandise The conditions on which such
goods as grain, cotton or other like commodi-
ties are insured now depend on certain well
known effects produced on them by varia-
tions of the weather. Not only are the mar
kets affected by reports of crops being above
or below the average, due to favorable or
unfavorable conditions of weather, but also
by the weather reports at the period
when large orders are being filed to supply
sudden demands. Thus we find that when
disputes arise as to the fulflment of certain
conditions of insurance on grain the whole
question turns on the weather reports Of the
time of the shipment, and the records of the
Signal Service Bureau are accepted as con-
elusive evidence in the case. In like man
ner orders for shipments are as much gov
erned by the Probabilities" as by the actual
necessities of the consignee. In a recent
article we commented on the value Of the
weather charts published by the Signal
Service Bureau as guides TO commercial men
in their business transactions. We observe
that these important documents are now ex-
hibited for reference in all the business ex-
changes in the cities of the United States
This enables every merchant to get the most
reliable meteorological information regard
ing the various areas Of production and ship
ping centres of the country. The prospects
Of IN early closing or opening up Of canal
and river navigation are discounted by the
shrewd business men of Nav York, who can
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

ne accepted democratic nomination But
why should even republican refuse his
efficient support to reformP Mr.. Bigelow's
position in the commission gave him op-
portunities for judging whether the canal
abuses are important enough to require a
sacrifice of partisan feeling for their suppress
sion. If he believed Governor Tilden in
earnest it was quite right to support him.
Senator Conkling nullifes his asper-
sions on Mr.. Bigelow in another part of
his speech. He charges that every one
of the six cases of canal frauds on which
the commission has reported arose when
the democratic party had control of the Canal
Board, and that they are all examples Of
democratic dishonesty. But he does not
charge, and cannot charge, that Mr. Bigelow,
as a member of the commission, has shown
any tenderness TO the democratic rascals.
The only ineligible reason for putting re
publicans on the commission was to prevent
lenity to democratic offenders, and not even
Mr.. Conkling dare assert that any such len
ity has been practised. Mr.. Bigelow has
shown no more mercy to the democratic
thieves than Mr.. Conkling himself would have
done had he been on the commission. Mr..
Conkling therefore vituperates its compost
tion'to no purpose In charging that every
one of the frauds was inaugurated under a
democratic administration of the canals Mr..
Conkling cuts the throat of his own argu-
ment and acquits Governor Tilden of any
design to shield the rascals of his own party.
The people Of the State will think it of no
consequence whether Mr. Bigelow was ap-
pointed as democrat or as q republican if
he has shown no mercy to democratic
scoundrels The actual work of the com
mission is the best possible defence against
the charge that it was composed to shield
democratic villany, and Mr.. Conkling pays
the highest possible compliment to the in
tegrity of the investigation when he pro-
claims that all the frauds it has dragged to
light took their rise in a democratic Canal
Board.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
The Pennsylvania Election.

AS things have turned out it was pro-
digious blunder for the Pennsylvania de-
mocracy to adopt the Ohio platform. They
had strong local issue, which would have
carried them to victory if they had been
prudent enough to keep aloof from the cur
rency complication, which threatened to
divide and destroy the democratic party.
But their State Convention impetuously re-
jected the good sense of its Committee on
Resolutions and foisted in the worst feature
of the Ohio platform by majority Of two to
one. AS piece of low electioneering tactics
this seemed promising enough at the time.
At that date little doubt was felt of Governor
Aliens election and if imitation had been
indorsed in Ohio Pennsylvania might have
been carried on the same issue But it is
now apparent that the Pennsylvania demo-
Gratis are riding dead horse. They can
neither dismount with credit nor keep the
saddle with any hope Of winning the race
The best thing that can now be done
is for the hard money democrats
who were overruled in the Convention
to s'spit upon the platform" and for the
other wing Of the party to make an indirect
remuneration by explaining it away. The
reform issue is quite as timely and pertinent
in Pennsylvania as it is in New York. The
whole stress of the canvass should now be
put on reform. The State government Of
Pennsylvania has long been notorious for
corruption, and on this subject the action Of
the Democratic Convention was right and
vigorous. Not only was corruption de
nounced in the platform, but the ticket was
made up Of conspicuously honest men. 1t is
great pity that the party handicapped itself
by indorsing the Ohio infationists. We
hope they will shake off this deadweight as
far as is now practicable and ignore all other
issues than the paramount one of reform.
Even then they might not save the State,
but they would make it easy to bring the
Pennsylvania democracy into line on the re-
form issue for the great Presidential battle Of
next year.