, 1876-09-09

don aud ahow him to thu world
The Brooklyn Argus obecrves That Thntso~
woeds Is NOT green old age' iheta ~ n" ~,
deuce Of gtccnneaa in l,ls nf'n a""e@n'ens ~ VIZ
principles OF Tho 1sePubl,ean peftS' .,-
Tho King and Crown.prnce OF Sweden were
dangerously near death fo~ days aKo. Ihey
Jumped from catrihso Wn.en wa W." "a40'
dashed to pieces by tho runaway nuSse''
tiorat1o Seymour was Described o5 uhensted
New York Democrat ~ tho man sho' By accepting
snomlnatlon In 1868, shook the Defsoefas'c party,
snd, declining one In 1876, shattered IT,
II Is satl that Jnlian Hawthorne Affects to bs
dspleasca when ho Is told that hs literary style
reacnhles that sf hls distinguished father. rfoo'
nb1y tho llc wounds him-not the compliment
p,vnofd. tho English actor, who tate1y sailed
f,om sau francisco, was delayed ten days in quar-
wilma NJ the Sandwich Islands, In order to dsin.
rsr, KIN of ths smallpox. which was prevalent
n thr farmer citY,
Mr., william E. Hodge, In behalf Of The National
,remnerance Society. has suggested to tho Inter.
national Medical Congress at Philadelphia the ad
vfsab!llty Of declaring alcohol to be dangerous
dtue tho sale Of which should bo regulated by
law.
~, william r. 1run,fnrton. formerly Of Nor.
~,sn f,orn /, the pa,is cntrcanondcnt of the
Mo,x yn,l. Tribunt. ~ bae liycd In Paris 70. q
ru,,.cr n csnturv. and Ia the acknowledged
Ecsto. of tho American correspondents in that
ttly
Al rtcssc,n ,nnrnnl,,t tnoutres. with an atr Of
snnrrior sarnc1ty. whether It NAV not bo true that
III. snitz dno /. n,nre snh{cct tt, irtropl,pba thau
n,t.r ,nrcics. hnv nerson who knows anything
,hont dog, can telj him that IL Ia true, On thls
noir+ ri, tho dor. .doctor. aor.o.
otu. r,,,c,,., bn,+ ~ wblt,,rr IN tim ccntcu-
s,,l FvDo.l,tnn an sm.ztnu critic savs: HTho
swoct rnmnncrnt cxnrcnslou Of Tho cn.iso face
,eem. to be Indebted to tho left cys chiefly, tho
sr,cnd,v cnrvn In the rye,anh softly llspng an u
.t.b ,h,o tro,, ~ 1tn "a ato strongly Affected by
thc no,c. which. ha says, hsq in 1t d "anbtle
fnrro " snd :. .hrnrnccnt piouancy."
r.,.-..,, 1...,u.a, h,rtro r.,.rsrd Tint
epi"Hu,se ,s..'.. ~. moi hnrn nyodncca
wv In ~, m,,aa ,r,s drink mn The nlrt
=. 'uo" .uat .,'a aii1nv Journal tnyttcs II
~ m, ~ A. ..s."..st.tIv. tn s,ccrta5n tho facts.
s.a .l'.s -. sta,cmrnts NJ anybodv cfsc :"
Ss.s ~ r..sa,, t.1rt .ottatv ttsc,f thrnuch fta
e.:'. e.y' ."..'.,s..as NV :,
~, IT,, ,t,d.r, aae,,n. patt, contcm.
saa ,r;th nyo and ioinino Manirson A
.nos - ,ta ss. onc,. .hnntc in Inn,lon IA com.
,.1 u1 H.. ,orv.n5 IN nro.cc with 1vr In.
49,. ." u' .n1 m. ,tvoncsI hrr terra In ~,
.,... ~. ,,srht ~ nevt .c,so,s II .ho .hnu1l
saI ,osdas ..teh N,'..on anil TIt,enx At the ncw
svu onars honso nxo wonlI nrobahly he comnclle 10
stv s'"". rovnn, nor,,on
@'ee' s,,.N1,,S ,,.
TUG lahnlonaole young men ., Nc"uo't WHY
amhzed 10 sec Lolu Nanao!ph ehuaca'tt we. "
'*eset coat NJ . ocioek otanst' ~ aesoslAsen .,n
with sue ff'hee OF a'es' ana wal US aoes ~ '1e
way or ascss must oo eosfce'. haa! Gh"1cn"i, II
"il! DC fememoeFcu' ~ eao.nlct .! MI. Leon*.a ~
Jerome. sho 10 now tae most 'aami.ea woman III
HeMro9n having ehloseu sno u!'line'.oh VI ~
een'hs q A'sa 1ion4 .n' .tu''a " A's'a"''
some comfort 10 AAosaeo the department eie'H'
1t Washington who. under the no" laws arc 70 90
dssnsaeo tne ecf'lce' IL t"e schcetloh taut' sMs's
Ions must oe ios m chaafhs gam Iho
washington NfPae9scd,s ooes not pfooap's over.
State tho truth when it aays: 'Thsee years VI
Capital lifo+ away from Inc wholesome restraints
anu v'ftuous influences ano surroundings U, huh'e'
Ee pfets5 saso 10 nh'ha, the A'esage pepatt'
neht c!esK. Atscf that he may citaa' oe eo'.
Hdcrcd "ofthlcse, last young man o. se..ieo
nacnne, fnllT eat1ehea Win nus posl1lon III h!e.
without eaplfat'on 70 any hlsheF oo)cctiSu Po'at
1nan IAai VI usa""E ls sa'asS tesu'"ty ~ u" cno
caca ealchons mohtu'
The weekly receptions Of Miss Nary Booth. tho
.di.or Of arper sa,dr, which have been for NUM-
Sor Of years rnst tho rayng- point Of tue licsnry
people 0! New York, have been abandoned In coll
,cqucncc Of the 6eath OF her falheE. 1t is to be
eopea that hen'e otacf competent person VIII IN
aef1aRe 10 carry on tno eooo "osN WHICH Allss
boofh mas ocgah. "eekly receptions oi tha na'
n1e se .1lc'n1y c1ehahsc' ~ WHICH 'ueaa Hte
scait II, tHct 1haFke1 sa.ae ehtI"ateu' Ana 'nc't
n ideas rather than IN mo vulgar necessities or
We must 10 apph1cH'' 4ne p5ahs1pa' oho IL !ue
vase WIN Wi'ea tneS cah oe uuloaaea. not
nea IL less dangerous tAah not eta@t'' @lth'n cot.
htn lln'!ts; una tue people VINO ~ero accustomed
% gather at Afss hooths receptions fully a''dcF'
food Tue need Of l'm!ts.
The managers Of the late prize fight near cIncin-
lati showed somo ingenuity In tic plnn they
sdorted for dlsposIns OF the most dangerous
1oughs who cong'cgate on such occasions. Know
hs that tho most tatbulcnt wou!t! insist upon haV'
ng place In tho frat tsain, secret Instructions
Sers given TO tho railroad ofclals to carry that
fa!n a. least loo miles along the road. Tue tec-
ind aud third trans stopped far short OF that da.
Anee, and the passengers On them wcrc. conse-
!uently, enabled 70 sec tho 1ght In comparative
leaee and safety. The Introduction Of sneh u re-
lnoment a. tals Into The management OF prize
sshts IA aunc'chtly nsnasng' Tor It ecems 10 argue
hat there Is certain clase Of society too ruta te
isslat at entertainments OF thts description Tue
sosnriaiaanco Of the railroad oa!cla!1 In dealing
ftth tho managers Of the dghl IL worth noticing.
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