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AN ARTIFICIAL EGG.-A German
sayant is said to have compounded
an artificial egg which pans out well
as an omelette and lends the correct
consistency to cup custardS, but pro.
duces an entirely bald chicken, with
an expression of surprise upon It's cal.
low countenance. IL is reported of
Vaucanson that he fashioned a duck
undistlngulshable in voice and appear
ance from living ducks, and equipped
with inward apparatus which dIgested
frogs and pebble,stones but it is not
recorded OF genious feathered auto
nation that IL was up 10 the oyiposit-
orlal wrinkle which the genuine water
fowl so readily and SO much as a
matter OF course performs. Even if
The ingenuity Of the mechanician had
extended to this remarkable degree.
1t Is not likely that the egg of such
questionable origin would have pro-
dueed even the nakedest of ducklings,
SO that the accomplishment of the
mechanlclan Is still far inferior in in.
terest TO that OF the sayant. What is
to come Of 1t We can only conjecture
possibly race of featherless chickens,
calculated to take load off the mind
OF the cook possibly a crisis in the
egg market but it is rather probable
that the savant will pick his experi>
mental flint and try again. So that
ultimately from his eggs of artifce
shall issue fowl, not only irreproaeha-
bic IN pot-pie and salad but qualified
TO ruftie plumes with the best of them.
And /; Is almost certain that be will
publish bold and irreligious treatise
on The artificial genesis OF game. cocks
and puIlets, which will bring the theo.
logians round his ears ike g swarm
OF hornets. If he has 2 grandmother
he ought 10 teach her how TO suck his
certainly very ingenious and interest.
ing eggr and then go out of the busi-
ness.
, 1876-03-18
The TrottIRg stallion
RELLFOUND Err {!

WILL, MAKE TIE SEASON OF 1876, from
" Marcel Isl to September LIST, 70 limited mum
tsr NJ Mare. at MAGE'S RANCH, on Dry Creek
The boJi of this celebTatef horse IS derived nom
sas and his success as the sire OF trOtterS Is too
vii established for Comment He IS the sire of
Mark Twain " who at years odd and with but
little training showed 30 gait Also, OF : Bell
foxer who has trotted IN 2:26, and for which her
ovpsr has refused an Cffer OF $500. Bellfounder ;
excellent health, condition and vgor, promise we'll
20 sustain his reputation for certainty IN the stud
TERNS-The season, $50 payable when The
Mare ia taken away or for insurance, sso- one
hIfsvahle AZ the time of service, and the remaining
onsbaif when the Mare is known 20 be IN ioal
60 Pasture and good cTre viii ee furnished at the
ranch but accidents snd escapes OF Mares lnIst De- at
ais Nwnar's risk Mares 10 DC bred viii he taken
fI0m town, any day, if left at the Stable OF A
, 1876-03-18
Don Pedro II, the emperor of

Don Pedro II, the emperor of
Brazil, and the Empress Teresa Chris
tina will leave for the United States
on April /, with a numerous retlnue
and 81 100000 pocket money, The
Philsdelphisns expect 10 relieve his
majesty of about 100000 during his
stay in thei; city. An emperor does
not come along every day,
, 1876-03-18


color, arith The gloss and freshness Of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use Nothing can restore the hair
where the foIIicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and deeayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, Sc that a new growth of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
viii keep it clean and vigorous. Its
Scasional use viii present the hair
iom turning gray or falling off,
md consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
TO the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruff, which IS
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
ions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be foand so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair. giving it rich,
glossy iustre, and a grateful perfume
Prepared BY DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWEIL. MISS.
SOLD BY AL DRTGGIsTs ENEEYwHERE.
, 1876-03-18

To PREVENT POTAToEs RoTrlNG.-
Some twenty-five years ago, when
potatoes first rotted 80 generally in
this country, | had lot planted on
low ground-a medow bank-and
also lot planted Oh a high piece of
ground. When | commenced to take
up my potatoes | found nearly all
those in the meadow rotted and those
on the hill only third rotten. This
induced me to select highlying ground
for potatoes, and instead Of applying
the manure i'll the potato row, as was
almost the universal practice, | drew
out and spread on the surface any
time during the winter, and when
planting the potatoes il the spring l
gave 10 attention to the manure, but
plowed the ground, dropping the po-
tatoes In every third furrow. The
result was that l had very few rotten
potatoes, while most of my neighbors
who planted in the old way lost large
ly of their crops. Some varieties rot
ten worse than others.-R,Tdi Nelo
Yorker.
, 1876-03-18

Trees OF BRAZIL.-Brlt;sh eonsuls
in Brazil notice the extraordinary
floral wealth of that vast empire.
Their reports in 1875 call attention to
the abundance of the trees from the
Juice of which India-rubber is prepar-
ed. At Aracaty this has recently be-
come the most valuable article
brought into the produce market OF
that place. From Bahia Consul Nor
can sends translation from book
published By The Inspector OF the Gus
tom-House Of that port, IN which 1t Is
stated tha; the consumption OF cen
tury would not exhaust the supply OF
India-rubber- The inspector gives an
account of n very remarkable lree,
the Carnauba palm, which grows IN
Brazil without any culture, and 1t is so
hardy as to flourish in the most pro-
longed drought, and has often served
at such time as the means OF support
to the population of more than one
province. The top. when young, is
an appreciable and nutritious article
of food: and from this tree also wine,
vinegar aud saccharine matter are
extracted, as well as kind Of gum
similar in lis taste and properties TO
sago. From The wood musical instru.
ments are made, as also tubes and
pumps for water. The delicate fl
brous substances of the pith Of the
stalk and its leaves make a good sub
slitute for cork. The roots have The
virtues as the sarsaparilla. The pulp
of The fruit is of an agreeable taste;
and The nut, oily and emulsive, is
roasted and then used as coffee by
many persons. From the trunk are
obtained strong tibres, and also spe.
cies Of -four similar to maizena,, and a
liquid resembling that of the Bahia
cocoa nut. From the dried straw are
made mats, hats, baskets and brooms.
and large quantities of the straw Is
exported to Europe for the manutac-
ture of fine hats. Finally, f.om The
leaves is produced the wax used III
the manufacture of candies, and the
export of this wax exceeds el62 900
a year in value. The Inspector sug
gests that perhaps in no other country
can there be found a plant applied to
so many and varied purposes.
, 1876-03-18

A STRONG CASE.-A man with a
bad looking nose and a melancholy
AT earance generally entered Justice
Potter's office The other day, and siam.
ming paper down on the desk he eX-
claimed, i submit the docs and de-
mand 2 divorced The court looked
at him in a puzzled way, and the
stranger continued: Hump the pape s
together mighty quick, for she's ont
after dray 20 move The turnituren'
al can't give you divorce" answer
ed his Honor. Here's the cash down
misterl" said the stranger, pulling ont
a small tin box fall of shinplasters,
''and here's charges that will make
YOUR blo-d run coldp He was instruct
ea rs 10 what step he must take. ana
in his excitement and confusion he
went away leaving the "docs" on The
desk. TIE charges read as follows.
81. Pulling hair, jawing, and kicked
me. ?. More pulling hair. ,. Kicked
me Christmas day, and | can prove it.
1. Tried to pizen me, and then iawed
around. ). Sitting down cellar and
reading dime novels, aud then strik~
ing me when l talk to her like q fa>
ther. 6, Teasing me to take her to a
circus and th,n getting mad and ruin
ing mighty good dishpan. I. Jaw
ing, kicking, fighting, cussing, threat
ening, making up faces, and demand
ing money to buy ice cream and can
dy for her darned old relashuns. And
so forth, to wit, and a good many
other things which | can prove straight
er'n a string. Gentlemen, grant me
this divorce, and | will vote for you if
you ever run for aldermen"
, 1876-03-18
PONDS
EX TRACT

''EEear, iOr lgi.i speai1 OS excellent
raaa's ExTRacTHfhf 'a'ss,, se.at Vegetable Pain
destroyer. Ha4 been in Use over thirty
years, and for cie9ElincSs and prompt cuTa-
tive VIRTUES cannot be czceilcd.
CHliGats.-N0 family c"n aliOgd 70 be Without
POna,s EXIruC;- Accidents, BRUISES,
COnIusi0Us, Cats, Sprnins, are relieved
almost instantly BY external application
Promptly relieves pains or Burns, sSeaiGs,
ENcoriaft1as, Cl.aiiHEs, Old Sores,
B0lis, Eci1ns, COTu-, etc. Arrests IN
fianaii0n, reduces swei!ircs, s'oTs bleeding,
removes q -O0TgTiOuS and Ic-lS RAPIDLY
Fs&kiE BEAki S 5ES.-lt always relieves Taia
II he pa < aud Ip'uS fU.lne~- and pres M pam
in me head. uaUsei, We, 60
lsJG02R1GA il ms TO equal All kinds of uI-
ceraii"Ls 10 Wh'ch ladies arc subject are
promptly cured. Fu.ie- details IL boUI. accom-
pauving each bottle.
Pi.fS blind O. b!erding-maet prompt relief
I'd ready Cure- No case. however ChI1uic or
estimate. cqn long r=s!-L its regUlgrrz
VARiGq5E FsigS.-lti is the only sure cure for
iIis diS' -sng aud dangerog -oEdiipn.
kl1EEi DiSEaSEE.-It h2s Io equal Tor ye-lna-
biEEsiSe from any cause For this il spe-
cine. IL ms saved hundreds ui i.res when al
other remedies faediO ErrrsI bleeding from
H0Sr, sICIiaci:, iuaEs. AID elsewhere
RREgkAi lS.s, EE5SelGik, TooIlRchc and
E';r'iehe are al alike rel.eved, and often per-
muneuIly cared
f1fSiGihkS OF al schools who are Acquainted
with Ponds ExgTucI Cf Witch Hazel I,c.
ommead itin tack practice. Nchayc !yrr..rsgt
commentator from hundreds of Phgsic.aus-
many oi whom order il tor use in Their own
practice In addition 10 the foregoing they
order It's u-e for ~Weilings OF al Kinds
QGirsy, sore Throat, IEisg med Tansilq,
simple and chronic DiaFThea, CnfarrL'
uOr which II i a speciAc,) ChiIblaiu.. Frosf-
ed Feet, Stin=s Of IuscrTs- Ifo,nuiIor..
etc, ChapPed Hands, Face, and indeed
al manner Of skin diseases.
I1itEI uSk--liemOves Soreness, RousIrre--,
and SInartinS; heals Cuts ErupfIoDs
and PinPIes. II rsEir,S, is.JiJaTarS a-d -,
tlehs, while wonderfully improYing the
Complexion.
TO FARs4ERS.-POnd,s Exr-net. No StoeL
Breeder no Livery Nan can afford to be YitbUur
IL II j. used By al the leading Ijvery Stshiss
Street haiiroSds and first HOrsemen in New
iofA Oity. II mas no equal for Sprains, HHr-
ness or Saddle Chnlings, Stiffness.
Scratches, Swellings,S MT, Lacerariop-'
bleeding, Pnecmonin, CoIic, Diarrko-,,
Chllis, Colds, etc Its range Of aetion IA y,-iIa
40 thg reheI II affords is So prompt that il is
mVaiuable In every FarIn-Tarti ~ well "a in
ever Farm -hOnse- Lei il be tried once, and
you VIII never be without If.
sAuIl1h.-POn6;s Extrnct has bAe- ir,i,ara5
lie genuine article has The words Ponds Fx-
tract blown in each bottle Il IS urepared by
me eniy persons living who ever knew how
- Prepare y properly: Refuse ali other pre-
partitions Of Witch Hazel. This is the 6DIv
arHele used by Physicians and in the hospE
nm, IS OF fhls country and Europe
nislasf and gSES or pnzo's frIRkeT,
Tssps tlS. EsIRtseI VII easPAEY, 98 Maiden
PTazy 1-so,r,s . ,7sr-,,,,r,.-,t -. II - 2. -..,
, 1876-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

1 FARM OF lsO ACRES OF LAND. situated AZ
Il miles south Of this city; good fence 80 acres in
cultivation, the balance pasture; splendid well.
also water for stock The year round small Orchard
House, Barn, and Outbuildings. The neighborhood
Is good and the rlaoe desirable home. one-tbird
the purchase money down. the balance on time If de-
sired For further information, spply to
sSm- WM NEAL.
, 1876-03-18

FERzT IHoaAs, delinquent sufseriisr, il invited
70 call AZ this Office If are eorr=ctly informed
M Thomas lives somewhere IN the neighbor ooi OF
Dayton but the matter of residence need not Ireyeit
his "a ing AMI settling his account ii
, 1876-03-18

No one remedy is !,73,.
called for by ,hc ueces@-,
of the American peorl.r,.
a sure and safe sn-a a.
Fever and t$ue. 81,
We are now eEalle!go~.,
with a y,.,-F...t .
, 1876-03-18
Enterprise Lodge No. sx

s,Lo. o. P, ,r-4ts in Good Ternplnr SzkSE
Hall, every WEDNESDAY EVEN a1EeskS
ING at ~ O'Clock Breth, 81 IN good standing are
invited 10 attend. 4s-v
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II you want any kind Of JOB work,
u AZ the STArEMA,s Printing Ofiee.
, 1876-03-18
Ayers sAgueC Cure,

For Fever and Agne. Ints-m;.,s-.,
yer, Chill Fever, RemIrrgnr Fs-l- :
Dumb Ague, Periodical q E,ii1-,s. Ii- y-
yer, &c, and indeed all tne ! sirs-,,,t- - Z,
which arise from malar!Cug. p,s,.s me-, Z
miasmatic poisons. ~, q
, 1876-03-18

OONtLISION-
. 1t shall Re an abiding principle with US TO IT,
eve any Of our oppressed and suffering brotherhood
by any means At command.
LAST, but not least, proclaim IL among our pur-
poses 10 iDculte proper appreciation OF the abili-
ties and spheres OF woman as Is indicated by admitt-
ing her 10 membership and position in our order.
lmplOrlng the continued assistance of our Divine
Master 20 guIie IN work, We here pledge our
selves 10 faithful and harmonious labor for all future
time, 70 return Oy our united efforts 10 the wisdom
Justice, fraternity and political purity OF fore
f4thars
, 1876-03-18
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy
and effectual
for preserv-
1ing the hair.
III soon re-
stores taded
or gray hair
to its original
, 1876-03-18
District Court SuInlnons
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, } CO

IN e District Court Of the First judicial District OF
WASHINGTON Territory.
, 1876-03-18

FFucIicHI uJIu -iIINIVtdtuI VIItII''I''
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WOgLD
, 1876-03-18

now in uss- The different varieties of O.
ers celebrated Sewing Machines uay az - ~
sale At his Gunsmiih Sto.e, Nam -. =. r
Walla, at San Francisco prices, With f-.. - "a
"a / viii guarantee 70 keep tee ~
goci order. free of charge 20 The pur,l,s,- ? :
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
A Summary Of the Ills.

No more tcr,e and eloquent nrraign-
ment of Gran,ism huS fallen from Ihe
lip. Of auy pubic SPEAKER, than that
which was uttered hy William Writ
Warren. before the Democratic State
Convention al Worcester. Mass. tho
other dav. \ single extract will snf-
fee 10 >how The qualities If tbs sca'l'-
iny aud mastery production
The administration which prom.
i>ed uS peace AZ hur.e has gwen u.
anvthin. but peace. For he hs>c>t
"I purposes, 10 r-,rc'uatr ES "wr
political supremacy. II las nrcnNrt
race 8gvinS, rG"r ~ Ike Sur j. -
ha- dome this hy handing io2r;h"',
tbr"ugh i's sic -r,i-sa:i"S. he rc"-
p,.. ,t one rarc .ur the purpose II con-
trolling those of The other race. J:
has stimulated hatred an. PREF juuicr,
instead "r fostering 1nud feeling and
harmony promoted ir.'ereS- and Gi>-
cnuragrd industry; exalted IgnoTaEct.
aud cu>lavch Intelligence !; and would
fan have made The whole Vi car
Suulhcra territory Il desert
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
A Plant Tool.

George 4 Sheridan, 70" sleek. Well
fed Reconsideration. .rnr,riuan Whp
va. u,r,.i.,ed a bod fN two wear.
the no>, irc;a;iv" "r.:cr N ,nr Cn!'ed
S.a:e--'ila, "f Gui.-c.nr ol TaArs f,r
he District al N-n Or!eanS-trnn
Which lee rcaiiz"i $50 600 n year, and
Nhu Wa, el-c,-G bv ihr Conservatives
and Democrats 10 CnuIre~S ovsr
pIn,,. 1Acl:, Z. !,.i'!",l AT lie ia,t moment
of the e,,-i.:, hn'; p,ii III the rate Il
a thousand dollars an hour fnr his SER
vices. il makiny bloody ehir, speeches
IN Ohio. When in Texas he declared
h- never net more polished, h">ii!-
able people Has he changed hi
tune about Texas rs vc.i as Lott
is;sua?
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14

Deacon Richard SmiIh'S paper
woui,; luse mt less than half It's sub
srribrr- were tito prirt b. b Ia; e. -
sp-rrhes on religion as well ~ ihusc
he makes on politics. After quoting =
passage trom the Bible, Bob rnars GU.
with voice that ,Ec dc.ii himself
might have given him: "Who can
worship such GcG Who ran Ent
the knee TO such monster. Who
can pray tn snch a iicnd!' The friends
If the good deacon who knnw what
luyrrSoll is must he greatly aStoniSb-
I'd 10 see 10 The righteous Gazette any
thing whaiever that this noisy BIAS
phenrr u',erS. even though the sub
lee, be enli,;caI. Verify. poii'ics has
uude strange bedfeliows when Bob
Ingerso.l aud Deacon S"':h crawl
urjer ,he same coreiiet.-Cou"Icf-
,yOUrnOi
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
Wholesome Advice.

New York Herald, Of Tuesday.
con.aios sume remarkably sound and
wholesome advice 10 the co!ored
voters Of the South. aud especially .
10 those residing 10 Mississippi, and :
South Carolina. aud Louisiana. We .
commend this advice 10 cniured men
everywhere. Tn. New York UcrcH
has always been their friend, and they
will do well 10 heed its advice now.
Tina, journal says:
We advise !he colpred voters in The
Southern States 10 support the Dem
ocratic Stale aud local tickets. They
~iil probably. in general, want I" vote
fnr Governor Hayes. and this they tan
easily do at the same tine that hey
v-,- frr the Da,rurratic loca! an!
S.sie ,icke's. " is time for 'heu To
exerci.r discrimination in vn;inc. To
"ro,e 'bc straight ticket" is no'. a
thew bavr been taught by corrnp.
white men. the highest dn,y Of al
American citizrn E.ry may rrns"n-
ahls say that Interpreter republican,
federal administration but III such
States As South Caroline. Louisiana,
and Mississippi. they ought to >'e
lha, they have been in local politics
orlv ,i.c Instruments u bad n'en. who
mis,ead them and use them for pur-
poses antagnnia;;c ~ their own inter
rs,s and 10 those of the communities
f which they are pert. Senator
Boutwell,, one uf the most jealous a"i
wa,chful friends Of the Southern cp!-
ored nen. wss so impressed with the
condition of Mississippi politics. that
he advised the colurrd Lead rs of that
S;at- nominate none but leading
while men of character cad standing
in the cJmmun;iy, Ea'!ve Born AMI
property owners. 10 Offices. aad TO
support them faithfully. This was
arund advice. IL they will do this.
they will give the State peace, and
themselves the good will Of the COM
nuniiv. in Ssuin Car"lina, Gen
eral HaMp'"n. one OF ,ke foremost
citizens If The State. so.-mnly pledges
himself ,ha, If he is chosen Governor.
he will exccur impartial justice be.
tween the white and black. and see
that the colored penpie are secure IN
all their rights in every part al The
State. We advise the cnlorrd people
10 ,ske him al his word aui give him
4 trial. He promises more than
Governor Chamberlain has lrr'"rneJ,
. and tr has the ability to do what be
saws. In Louisiana there can br n'
, doub, Of the dut, Of The co'ured v",
~r.; ,h-v ought to .uPpor, The con>"rv
alive State ticket and put down The
currup, Republican ring which has s'
r long KEEP, the State in 'urn".i. II 'b'
t colurrd voters in these States shpu;f
/. d.clsr. openly that they mean to vote
2 for HAYES. but that they will every
= whr,e support the local Dcr'"cra'i
i ,irkets. they would put new face o'
J.. the campaign in the South. and the!
= would only be doing. after all. wbs
E homes. white Republicans 10 Lonisian
d and Mississippi have been dping 10
several years.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
RNvILLE. LAv SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1876

State, and il is absolutely nece.-arv
that it should reusin SO, f"r on rs
vote depr nds the success OF our State
ticket. The Radicals know this iui
well. an are seeking tn accomplish
by artifice what they arc unable 'o
gain hy an open fight. With The
Drmocraric column strong. united and
determined a. 10 1874. The Republican
cohorts would suffer in 1876 another
ov~rN h-lming defeat. They, there
fore, seek 70 conquer by dividing The
Democratic vote.
NO ALLIANCE WITH REPUBLICANS.
No alliance should I've made with
par,y which has robbed sod plundrred
tho State, dragged peaceful and unuf-
Mudipg citizens from quiet h"ne- to
Ina,hsume du grons, confsca'ed the
pr,per,v If the rich hv ruin"Us taxa
lion. driven commerce and travel from
our shores. and trade from our n'ar;s.
thus d+priving the w"rkins"en of
~r,plnymen, aud reducing them to The
verge Of starvation.
Moreover. the Republican party bss
violated every compact and broken
every promi>e they have made to the
people Of Louisiana and are utterly
unit 10 b. trusted. Those who may
trust them will find themselves
! wofu!.v deceived when TOO late. EA.
pcrirncc makes even fools wise. and
prpfi,ing by il every Dcmocra, should
know that any compact with the
; Republicans will result disartr"usly
to himself aud his party AMI 10 the
benefit Of The Republican party
INDEPENDENT NOMINEES.
Those Democrats whu have pnlit-
ical aspirations should refuse 1" "liow
.ins use 81 their names by the Rrpuh'
lican ;.irty, aud from personal n"oIives,
if rot from party consideration. hey
risk defeat. and whether successful o:
not. i, will be an injury to their future
political pre:-rnent unless they intend
10 affiliate and act with tie Ecfnhll
can party if so, they had better dt
su at Jnce aud open y.
WHAT Must BIZ DONE.
Discord aud ,ii>S-nsiou must cease
and each aud all must throw aside
poIi,irsi suino>it,es towards those 4"
their own party! Private considers
,ions aud personal an.bi'i"us mast b'
waived for the good Of the common
c.use-iie cause "f L"nisiana aynins
her oppr-sSors. No heed "r attention
nus, h. paid to Ksll"sg Democrats
wolves in Sleeps cl"lh;ng-"h" m'u
Gle ia Democratic ranks for the pnr
r pose Of disuni.iIs and disD:ganlz'nl
| m. paIt,! The lines mu>' he drawn
lie whn is not for Us Is ag"inst IT,
Dur ,icket is in The field. let 'h
Republicans pat out theirs. ou
traders are chosen An army cabno
90 iu battle under Two sets of leaders
|, and We L,us, stand hy those We hav
, chosen. aud refuse cnuntenanrc
, support to those ~ho SEEK laid an
, culnfpr, from the rnemv. And tr"
united and d..,ermincd We must pres
, forward TO victory. taxing as ou
:, motto: United we stand. divide
We full" WM. Z. TOMB.
Richland beacon., 1876-10-14
An Address by Gov. Tilden.

Governor Tildeo delivered an e'e-
pau, address! of welcome. last Tuesday
a, Saratoga 10 lbe Conference of
Stale Charities. The conclusion OF
his address was as fulIows:
"You want. for the sake Of the OBJ
jec,s Of charity, that it shall he As rili-
clent as possible, and ,h", the funds
Of these two benrfsr,ipns shall not
be exhausted or consumed without
the creates, possible results being de.
rived therefr"m and YOU want, for
the rest of the community. that the
burdens Of these object, shall not be-
con,c intolcrsbie. Applause While
~e exercise every sen'inen! oi human
ily, and do oil in our power to relieve
misfortune aud to overcome eviis and
apply discipline aud enforce reforms-
,ion. At the same time We must bear in
mind that the Industrious millions who
keep out Of the pnor-bou>es aud pen
| iien,iaries are also entitled ~ the con-
sidera,iou ard care Of the Gnvernnen'.
! Applause We must see to it that
we do lot foster, as in bot bed. the
very evils which We seek TO remove
We must see it tha, our me'h"cs are
well devised. are prudent. and ore
effective. and if. ~ has soneti,ur:
been said. in applying the "eth"'l br
longing to the study 1t physlca
.cience to social prohleo,s. IL. A. ha'
been said. that method in its spp''ca
,inn to the physical srienre- has tend
ed 10 nurture ton much reliance "I
human iDrciirct. and ~ draw Us ava,
. from o natural d-pendeDre on whst
higher und better when you come 4
. amply these n,-Ihrtis to s"ria' ut.
whrn you come to contemplate m'u
, .,elv, rs with microscope. ID
I wrc: "a. the frs'lties and weskncssr
of hu. .nitv. We would rrclify ths
tendency, and our minds would b
led ih, ou1h these laws up 10 the gre'
source from which all laws are drrivc'
|, rAppisu-e GeDilr,nrn OF the Cot
ference tor the pe"ple "i 'Ie State
. New York, in Your grand aud mob
c aod h-nevolen: work, I b'd you TO
!. . speed" Loud applause.