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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
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CINCINNATI, October II An error
in the count IN the thirteenth ward,
giving ore hundred more votes to line
Republicans than they We're entitled
t., elects Banning, Democrat, 10 Con
gress, and the entire county Demo-
cratic ticket except the recorder and
commissioner. There is aii error of one
hundred aud fifteen votes claimed IN
favor of Matthews, in The nlueteentL
preciaet which, il allowed, defeats.
Banning. 1t will require the official
count to decide the result
A Tines' special says sixty counties
give Barnes o,2ss net gain over Hayes'
majority Of last year. Fosters major.
ity in the tenth Congress iaiial eistric,
Is 295.
White il l. impossible .o-biattt to
give the official figures by Co.'S tes
sionai districts. sufficient retarts bavr
been received here to make 1t stain
that the Democrats have elected the
following Coneressmen: Sayior in the
first district, McMahon liz the fourth.
Rice in the 9th, Dickey in The sew
entl, Ewing ia the twelfth, Southar.,
Ia the thirteenth and Finley in the
fourteenth. The Republicans have
elected the following congressmen:
Matthews IN the second district, Gard.
ner Ia the third, Cox ia The sixth.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

THs difference in the effects of light
ming in various countries is remarkable
IL is believed to bc moro dangerous iu
England than here From statistic
collected it appears that on AN average.
seventy seven people are killed by it
each year in France, and the animal
list oflilled and wounded there by this
cause amounts to two hundred au;i
fifty. The low lying departments Irc
less subject to H. Eighty were wound
ed aud nine killed in one thunder
storm at Conference.-The Moatiers in
1861, and within one week, when the
air was highly charged with electricity
thirty-three fearful flashes of lightning
were observed, eaca bringing death to
some victims. Twenty two paople are
killed by lightning every year in Eng
land. nine in Switzerland, aud three in
Belgium.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
Items yrsI,a sssiArrfzr.,-

To the Editor of fh- Herald
The sixth animal exhita.al.
Parker County AsrIcfsitlraa a..
chanicll association e1alu-s
"Wednesday bstpbvf H. "a. .
four days FROM Iadicataa- -
hitatioH will be large our -rr
credit upon the ability and e1r-
the managers. who have t,--u ua
IN their Efforts 10 maze 90 q -lit-sH-.
\ grand tall Is t. hg gwen Us
evening. by the ypIus al-a
w rutherford Sueisi Club and
festivities IA" place ot .t> 81. .H
pass our town tor Ai-L-gusa....-
The report OF fave case a.
IN Fol; forth has excited H..
somewhat. and travel u tlsf ...
decreased IL consequence IT,.
there are strangely ~sl,ut a- r.t
tence of the disease. Ig--tar
rumor, circulated ty SOME
person or persons u ~ .Ua-
business 81 that pltce base III. ..
there are none 50 b--e D. H.. .
damage the Interests 90 -
munity.
Cotton l. beginning 20 c1ll.
", and IL sold - our ln-r .-.-
who pay Fort Worth prie.-
goods As cheap a. can be ia--
Two new huIiiiug- ar- -r
by Mr.. J II. MiilkSu for r.
Once the other Tor a store ..r
Miller 4 Chase. of ~ Los
put ia a stock Of cloJL.uz a-.
furnishing goods. Tie to4a
nate Ia this AGGRESSION - IA i#.-
they are i've. thorough -.l.u-
progressive ideas aud desoi-
Ne'tthertosd j. hi.>~--I ia 81
bat her paPers- The town
printers ami etiiioFs. tus tl.5 .
be struggling with eNisI-n--
ces can | pay the prsntes~ r
1.-THE ufhccs) are in = sd ~
dItlon of thing need uaE tv.-.
town ami country are af-.
willing 10 coutribuIe O. III
their home papers. The
found ln the Li.-t fhat ua...
men assume b. run our r.i-...
take the word 81 tb- elm
Times. under q former r..
ignorance forms 40 small H..
journalistic sleek Ia t.aa
marked the bsier~ m=as. -..
he couldn't -,i, L1aI
an organ grinder Th5s ..-.-
course pFpcegslsi irsu r..-.
not 20 lac taken Ii. rain a.t..
biased ss ydur c1rr,- ls..I.-s..r- H.
experience aud sus- 9..sr.
brain would render OR .olaI
much more sSirSet.se ai-. .....
the people
Although unused o. l,-.'.s--
Pondence. a. cur fait viL o.. .r
design 10 furnish You - .l -.
tiers as would b., iut-r,--1r-
numerous r.1tl-rs ami ~ ri.
show the outside worif sa.-
in Weatberfor,i and P1rs=r
town and county to Nhich a.
turned, anxlonsly watching Is
dIeatlon OF it, near railroad ca
and the certain proniusncs In
ture To follow Yours
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
CROP STATISTICS.

Taking the numeral 90 as t. basis the
condition of the crops Of Texas during
September last according to the report
of the agricultural department was.
corn lis, wheat ~, rye 81, oats g, bar.
ley %, buckwheat Is, Irish potatoes
I0i, sweet potatoes l0l, tobacco i0l
cotton 81, hay l0T, sorgum TO-. sugar
cane l07, apples S. peaches -, grapes
80. Texas has grown better crop Of
corn this year than any State in the
Union iy large odds
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
ron rnEsrprsr1,t rlrcrors.

fps rhhSipENAiAL hLttToisS
n Irlrgs-Ben II. Epperson and C. G
Epson.
Frs, Disiri-t-George W. Chiffon,
Secoad Distriet--B. D Martin
Third Distriet-James NJ Hurt.
Fourth Dittriet--Thomas j Beali
Elfth Distrie,---R Y. Cook
Saith Distaet--w H. Burgess
TBE HsGAto gives the above as the
correct ticket to be voted at the coming
election, Cur exchanges will bear in
mind that the names Of alternates
should not be printed on the ballots
and that the Honorable e. G. Upon
has succeeded the Honorable D. C.
Giddings
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

Tan rihald press still pokes fun At
Tilisn One Of the junior clerks in
Governor Tiiden's office said to col
league the other day How can !
hide the worn places IN my coat
sleeves 2 ink EN-, replied the other
rioIapsly. ink en-. ink en-" And
NE reiormcr, who was passing, stopped
and cufisd the hogs eIs and ordered
HIN 10 20 TO the cssh;er't desk and get
his time. "Impudent rascal muttered
che pure old man, ''talkin' about in
como right under my nose. Won't
have il, won't have it,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
Baowswoop. october ), Js5o

SRoWNWoeD, october D, Js7d.
: o the Editor OF The Dallas Herald:
Where but few years aso the resi
man hunted and held predominsnee is
situated the beautiful town OF Brown
), God. which is the most solid and sub.
stantial town on the frontier. On all
sides there Is an s;r ofimpfoyement and
activity and all the buildings in TIN.
easifse Of erection are OF a Substantial
ti4lrf. Circuit court is in SESSION. and
quite 4 number OF important cases are
on the docket, among them the case of
the State of Texas against G. B. Hol
lanf ct. al. charged with the hanging OF
IA 4feese, IN May last. This case.
which promises to be Of interest, con, "a
Up tomorrow on writ of baiieas cor
I as, and there Is q great deal of interest
manifested by all classes of citizens.
j Idge Fleming, Of CoInanche. assiste,d
by that sterling county attorney. Il. j.
/ efgerson. are distiatching business il, a
Tisrid order. and to-ds-y convicted j. A.
and 4. G. Hall. charged with burglary.
" no were sentenced 10 the penitentiary
for ten years each One OF the Texs.s
Rangers, who had just arrived from the
" esr, and had little too much tangie
feet on board, had jolly good time. for
v liieh he paid forty dollars and costs
y e we're visited with delightful rain
ID Z nisht, which greatly benefited this
- stioii. Grassheppers are plentiful.
a, q prospects for good time in the flu
y re are promising. sffirsx.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

TINS German Genera! Siegel, about
whom 10 many Puns We're manufacture.
-d during the gar, has written an open
letter. after tho manner of jeremiah
Back, TO Bob Iugersoll in which he
us,s these words hear that you are
accused Of being an iniidel deny this
this accusation J brand it as an IN
famous invention and lie, because |
know that you believe in something in
which no man in America believes
you believe in the virtue Of the Repub-
Iiean party.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

Special to The HsraEd.l
INplANAPoLIs, October l2-There
are but nine additional counties 10
hear from, six of which gave Hem
bricks msjorities in lss2. The official
count of the eighty-three COUNTIES
heard from is not complete, bat ln,Ii.
cate tie election of the entire Demo
cratic ticket by majprities ranging
from two 10 three thousand.
j. *. DUNLAP,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

'fsrEg Is roaniiestly considerable po.
liticai triokery on the part of both
Democrats and Republicans, respecting
the Colorado election Both parties
seem &c he doubtful Of the result, but
to influence the Indiana and Ohio elec-
tions they sand flaming kilograms OF
Democratic or Republican successes. We
despair Of getting the exact truth until
AFTER the vote is counted in Indiana.
then these suppressed Colorado returns
WI DO given truthfully to the world
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

THF international Exhibition Of 1876
hls now taken into il, treasury - 30
2d32 q sum greater than the total re-
ceipts ct any other worlds fair ever
known. IL has also had the largest at
tendance ever known in a single month
in a single week OF on a single day, and
iva q few weeks IL will have surpassed
al other exhibitions in the aggregate Of
Lhn httendance
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

Mtm TWAIN thinks General lInwley
ought 70 DC elected 10 Congress because
he hasnt stolen any Of the Centennial
gate money This is virtually Il comics
sion that all the res; OF them steal But
hadn't Mark better wait until IIawley
settles his accounts before ne votes him
ifnmacuiate2 If he has not stolen, his
name deserves to be transcribed in let
sers q gold for he was Republican
YOU know
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
speeia. 70 The Herala.I

ST LoUIs, October l2-rhe Demo
cTais claim the election of Wiliisnis ny
A decided nnajority. The Republicans
eonce'te iiaFrisoa's defeat, but say the
IL; jor1y Is small In Ohio The Demo
cratic Central Com mittee claim vie
tery and the Republicans claim five
thousand majority Returns come IL
better every hnur.
:. aUTCHISs, 1T. Louis Times.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

-hudder at any other moment a
crime against character is the most vii
famous Of all outrages It is without
excuse and entities the pcr,etrstor 10
universal execration 90 this horrible
crime the Republican managers are
conlessedly guilty
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

Iuf latest German opinion Of shifting
Scnr1 is expressed IN the following
e1urloi
When Schurz shoOst thinks on N0t he Is,
And v0t he u-etl to was
liz SWears ur'- throwd his.Tlr away
Without sufficient eos
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

Tas Dallas Fair commences on the
I'D. aud will no doubt equal if il doe,
not excel any ever held in Texas A
community that has tho hberaiity Ia
promptly subscsit's S-l7 coo to carry out
n parpose can be- depended ON. 10 adj
diiion to this. Dallas is situated in the
finest agricultural region Of the South,
and one that has, perhaps, more fine
stock than any other in Texas Mr.
eYHerqid
Thanks Brother Loughery We will
endesvor TO make our Fair the best
Texas mas ever witnessed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

Tv English have just completed the
longest bridge IN the world ia their
East India possessions. II consist. OF
sixty four spans of ~ feet each thu,
931u feet or more thlu mile and
three-guaucrs long Il j, all built OF
brick aud iron the masonry amounts to
5U@Vu0 cubic feet. while tie iron
girdcrs siph 5000 tons
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

TINS candidate for Vice President oD
the greenhack ticket. the Hon. :. F.
Cary, IN an open letter 10 hts constitu-
ents in Ohio. says Il have repeatedly
wu@ed the people Of ohio in mass
u"cctlngs in every quarter of The STATE
against the financial policy Of the Re
publican party. q policy which is bring
ing dcsolation and woe to the hearts
aud homes Of hundreds Of thousands q
policy which persisted in aud enforced
l predict will necessarily result in wide
spread ruin to men OF enterprise and
business want and starvation 80 the
working classes. peril to the peace of-o-
cIety and national disEonor'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

THr cost Of lager beer 8. computed 10y
the Chicago T-iaae at 81 81 keg. for
which the brewer gets $3.50 ami the re-
taller about ~. How much does the
paIlas lager beer seller make on biz
..nI.ss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

isegRsoLL Is stiii utteriug his vivid
and fsrious invective against Demo
Srnts Hers y the latest burs, Of malis
nifty when ! think Of them : wish
Tor language OF hatred; for sentences
ike reptiles that writhe and hiss for
sentences HE snakes that thrust out
pcisononS fanss FOR sentences like ser
pents that eoa aud crush in deadly
fold. gain he pushes iss audience
apon severe sentence like this: Il
don't want 70 cay anything bad Of
Jalnes buchanan. ! want to say the
Sui thing | cap about him. Ne Is
ls<aH
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
SPECIAL % lhe Iferald.i

81. Loufs, October II Indiana has
eoi!e Democratic by three to six thou
sand majority. Ohio is most iikeh
Republican. West Virginia gives ten
thousand Democratic majority.
LEIGH y. KNAPP,
~. Louis Rspabilacn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
Gbe NerarS
DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY CORNING Orr9BgR a..

TGFer Is 50 mulh gore ia Patterson
amt Chamberlain outrag" yarns abou,
The South THAI the respectable portion
OF the Republican press can .casce-
" swallow them
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

Il is manifest, in the congressional
race IN the Fifth district between Jones
and Giddiugs that Governor Jones Is
the better speaker of the two, and Is
rather throwing G.ddiurs into tli. shade
Jones peIostiop. IA late speech AZ
Austin in which he paid a glowing
irIbute 10 the fallen confederate soldiers
declaring that he would rather yield hi
allegiance 20 his government than for
get thair memories was well received
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

HAlrs has expressed his real views at
last They are as follows The neu
tralizatiou laws must be amended to
limit the suffrage to person. born in
this country, or Of American parents.
and the election OF Amcrican-born citi-
zens only 10 official positions We
wonder how our German. French and
Irish tfiouds viii like this political oz
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
PARIS.
hasseb, OF Mar hall. the Republican
Candidate for Congress tn Culbert-
sons Disfrle.

Candidate for Congress tn Cuibert-
sons District.
Special 10 the Herald
PARIS, Texas, oe ober l2.-The Re-
piis lie Cangre-' ional Convention
has adjourned Russell, of Marshall,
sas terminated, +. NJ. Jackson, the
eolored porter of the Mcleod house, re-
Fifmg, let the field to Russell, there
being DO other candidate. There is
gred req icing among the ceiored
people, particularly the female depart
ment. a colored bail is being given
The delegates to night.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
special to The Herald. /

Special To The Herald.l
E.DIANApoIIs, October l2.--There il
no doubt of the election of the entire
Democratic ticket by fair majority.
II. u. MANSON.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

TEF Cincinnati. EaYarrr sage that the
bills for supply Of lemonade and iced
tea 10 ihe United States Senate have
been rendered and paid The citric
Juice was first dispensed in MAY and
was dealt out until Congress adjourned
in the middle of August The bill of
one grocer alone Tor lemons and tca,
was 81 PIP 0S ami moro than one ,yps
interests, in The contract Il j. safe "a"
say that tea Thousand dollars was thus
thrown away u tone zap the stomarhs
ol the Radical senators which We're toe
frequently disturbed 10y excessive de-
b4ucles
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

4 SAv FRAS,ist1 journal notes witt
satisfaction the disposition Of large land
owners to part with their surplus acres
This policy has been especially pursued
ia the southern counties. especially IN
Tuiare and Kern Here farms with
from eighty To one hundred and sixty
acres have combiucd io secure the best
system OF irrigation yet adopted on the
Pacific slope Two or three ownyts Of
large Mexican land grants in Santa
Clara aud Salinas valleys lately divided
their surplus land into tracts ranging
forty To one hundred and sixty acres
This example Is about to be followed
by others. and the actual reduction OF
farms /, becoming - settled policy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
Soha Ruskts's n~asFs. - sfr.-
About Drs..

Dress plainly a. yoar psIvnt- -.
low you, tut in light eolurs a Ca.
come YOU and in the he>; ma-r-a..-
that IL TO say, in those ~ hich -. 10
the lOpgesL When yea are -~a
want Of n neu dress. hay if .Hr a....
III 10 the fashion. b,sI urgsr .s.- -.
old one merely because q La-
Questionable. And if The tr~.-
costly. you must not feiioz
msy wear broad stripe. ~ ua-Ha.
bright colors. or DARK. short psJte.4-
OF long tin moderation - th-
wish you, YOU must not TOW w.
useless stun 20 MAKE = En.t 80 Esq.,
OF, nor drag them benmd yeo eva
ground- aud your waking dr--s z--
never touch The ground a. All : BOIL.
lost much of the faith once a.
the common sen-e. and even is
person tel;eSey. efthe Present %.
average English women. ~ -
how they Will allow their Dr. FL
sweep the streets, IL IL - the ASH
De scaveneers- Learn ar,-Suas. .-
yourself, with pains and tsals. 49, l-e
part OF every day IN n~--i.s.. .-..
making a. pretty dresses - - --t. En-
poor people Who have Rot th,s tlr-
taste To make them nicely 90 tl-
selves Nou are To show lhcuI .r saa-
own wearing What l. mo-=. r-h- al
graceful, aud help them o.
what viii se pretttest Aad na-L 80
coming IL their own station
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14

The Waco fair pFomi-,- g. b, q -..-
snoeess
Texas has 259siOsS skcep anl .z-
two weaien s.s.isrie-
T. =. StiarSsn. .arcs faiiss nSsth ai
Bonhasa. has Isou bsSA,iS u APsl-s 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

TnE Hebrews Of New York have in
auguratsd movement toward ''the sup
port and maintenance OF an institution
Tor tho propagation Of Jewish science
and literature as the hest nursery OF
Jewish religion and philosophy ON this
continent" Il is proposed to establish
nm institution to bs known as the Hebrew
Theological Seminary Association. to 10
composed Of such congregations and or
ganixed societies as may become meni-
bsrs thereof. II IL TO he the object OF
tho union thus formed to encourage ami
foster ths study aud knowledge Of the
Hebrew language from the initiative
steps TO the highest standard. through
congregational schools or general free
schools, n may lie determined by the
authority to DO created. The highest
department of the seminary shall con-
sist of the endowment Of n chair or
chairs, In connection with an institution
where the general sciences are taught,
or, II feasible in the future. AN inJepend-
ent theological school With the necessary
chairs Of instruction aud In which in
struction shall he given in the higher
branches ot Hebrew science. such de-
purtment TO 10 in the strictest sense OF
the. term Theological Seminary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

TnE darlington Hdcksye says: "li
is indeed remarkable. said noble Bur
lingtonian. sitting in his parlor conver-
sing with few visitors, "most remark
able, that in all ages, the records OF
which are bright with the glorious music
Of masters whose names are written ON
every page OF the worlds history in lot-
tiers of gold. no woman has ever written
an opera or composed an oratorio that
could link her name To undying fame.
In tho very walks Of art. whsro one
would suppose women should reign upon
an undivided throne. she Is little moro
than a menial. AN humble attendant
waiting upon and meekly subject to the
whims Of her master. who Just
then n woman's voice from the back
yard split the April air like the sweep OF
u sabre" John Jenkins! You come
here and keep this baby outo the soap
sads while put out the clothes" And
then the committee rose, and the noble
Burlingtonian being excused by unani-
nous consent, the house. soon after. AL
journed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07

nsposrrs Of COIN or BuLLioN received.
IL risher aa opSn account of 10 isrue C6h.
IiPlcATEs therefor, payable tai the option OF
the holderj In Uold lin or San Francisco; 70
MAKE collections, purchase Baliiou 81 the most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon wneh
Forwarded to the Parent ilAnk In San Francisco;
sails Hills OF kxehAngv, and transaets General
banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-07
pIsCoNrgNr.

Down 10 . Sid. cpe day In June.
Ths novsrs ail bloomed together,
Save one, Who tried tn hide herself.
And drsoped that peasant vesthef'
Arobin uho had sosred too high.
And isls little lazy,
wss rsstins near battereup.
who uished che were daisy.
70, dsis,ss Erow 90 trim and tall;
me always fsd pas.ion
For wearing fril.r absut her neck
In tust the daisies' fashion.
And buttercups NUT always he.
The came oil ti,esoine color.
WhiIs dsisss dIe.. In gold and white.
Although their gold 10 duiisr.
sDesr robin" sal . this young lower.
sPsrhaps you'd no. mind trying
To and nice white mil for me.
soms day when you are nyins.
.You ally thing r. the robin said;
- thiuk you nust bc crazy
I'd rather b my honsst seu
Than any iuade-up daisy.
. Your. nicer In Jour own bright goan;
The llttic children love you.
Bs The b. st huttereap you can.
And thinh NO fowsr above yoa.
.Thoash swallows leave me out of eight,
We'd better keep our PLACES:
P,rhsps the World would all - wrong
with one too many daisies.
Look brsvels no into the sky.
And be content with knowing.
That God wished ior . buttercup.
Just Lsse wh,rc jon srv < owing
The daily gazette., 1876-12-26

Mt final results without considering the
time and means required to produce
them. and farmers. like men in other
had the stock or capital which neighbor
b or G. has could also make money"
which may be true but in nine cases out
of ten it will be found upon Investigation
that b. and c. have accumulated their
present capital by persistent labor and
unflinchiug faith in their own abilities to
do what they had undertaken. Slight re-
verses did not discourage them so long as
there was possibility of access in pur-
suing the course which had been mapped
out by them.-N. Y. Sun.