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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

A WARRINGTON COUNTY hen has been
laying for chance to do something for
tho Centennial, and il is now confidently
predicted that she will now hatch out
thirteen spring chickens, one for each
original State, today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
SAMUEL LTILDEN.

a few Words 10 the West Nirgl.
mia Democrats Who Voted for
Allen at the 81, Louis ConTen.
tioI1.
Fron ponsroy'I psnOe,t ol Jaus ~
In 1868 we went 70 New York. city and
we're told BY Boss Tweed that 4 Democrat
must support any Democrat who was
nominated, no matter what the character
or conduct Of the mani
Boss Tweed was thief. He was the
one who dictated nominations for years
In New York. He stole millions Of dol
lars. BE was aided By. other thieves who
stole millions. He selected tools all
over the State to do his dirty work.
Samuel ]. Nlden EaI for ninegears the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

SEWER CAyED INA sewer cayed in
on 2Sd street, near Detgiler's Mill, Sun,
day evening, A. J. Longs team got in
the sewer, and the horse hadto be dug out,
This shows the necessity Of using good
material in the construction Of seKers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

THE makers Of cheap 'asgs must have
some fearful grudge against the great
Washington, or they would never per.
betrate such caricatures Of him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
RArEs o. poARpMa HoRsEs.

Sixty cents per day for drove horSos or hOrss for
ale; 81 % per day I0T h0Bel that are required 70
be handled or exercised and bTokGn.
viii Keep careful ard EttentlTo Ero0Eas, and
huFSeI left in my care viii have proper care and at
tention and handled properly, but win not bS 10
IpouGlble for unhToidibI aeeldtutI
Parties having property 10 oHtE viii receiTU
prompt attention ~ Addressing -
Wheeling, ". Va, OF n Bridgeport, o.
], @. HEBVEY, XuetionOGfI myN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

JUSTICE LLuSDER.-Frank Dunleyy
was before this Justice yesterday upon. q
charge Of attempting to hit u man named
Ader with haIchet. He was required
togive band in the sum Of 500 for his
good behavior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

AsISpIaSASrC CrrHES.-Ars. EDITOR: :
Didn't Centre Wheeling have an arch
for the grand parade-only one A
ihame. A CrTIzES. :.
Csntre Rhediag, JSly /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

A LARGE crop Of snakes is expected in
the country this year. The papers have
got black snakes up to the size Of saw
logs, with every prospect Of doing better
before fall,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

A DrsGbrED Democrat was heard to say
last nisht that the worst feature Of the
nomination Of Tilden was that it would
revive the Beecher scandal. He had got
his lemonade mixed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
One. Of S..,,ss ,Rs M.yss l9sss!s5 9sS. 80 M.s. r.,

once q Ihe Mayor md ChIel MlnhaI
WnEELiN0, June 10Th, 1870.
4th q July, IS7G, and doo0ntioa With Gag,
banner and EtroameTI On both days h
alkSd By tha committees 10 ehafgo of
M Csnisnnal CelehF1tIon. Ths il9mtnation
and dbooratIon Should be By all pablo buildlnu,
thS Capltnl, Court HOuAe, Public bohoolS, boci6ty
HallI Bridges, places Of baEin6sI, 6e., Gnd dwell
IlnEI, md E60ua b q fall n poldble, and 10 al
TaFti oi The cly, and not restricted 70 thS line Of
march. Repeatedly,
A. J SWEENEY,
iS2f Mayor and Chief hlFdhaL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

THE carpet bug is slowly pursuing his
devious way westward. He is astrang er
guest and demands all the hoSpitalities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

Rms BRoKESs.-Ye Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. J. B. Crawford, while standing on, q
box on \ chair fixing window in his
store on Market street, fell and broke two
or three ribs, -,r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
'orn Of government, II.

"Sail On, q Il1P u Ststo!
Stil on, o UniOn, strong and great ...
Hnuanity with III IL tsla
With ali thG b ~ 0l tdt1a ye1fB, r
Il hansing bFaihlStS % thy hte.
We knoH What master laid lhL keel
Whaf SOEkmau wrought thy Tibi Of steel,
Who made zach niaIt, hnd lEili and Eupe,
What anVils rang, What hHmmeFI lsat,
In what iurea and what bat
Were shaped The lneh0Fs of thy boPe
Fear not each Inddan sound and mock.
TI5 Of The ware and not the rex;
TiI bot the dapplng Of the al,
Aud nbl . FenE made by lbB gale
In spite Of Foek and t0mpe1t's Iuar,
In spite Of fllAo tights 90 the shore.
Sail %, nor fear 70 bTeaIt The 81
Our hhiFts, our hopel are all Win tbet;
Our haarts our hopes, tur pFAyefN, cur tulfS,
OH.iGIlh Triumphant or our learJ
ATeali With thee, a'eall With ihot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
BREETLlNGER'S
. ARsA PAR ILL A
DandeIion Extract!
EOR TfIR CuRk oF
Ssrssua, euhsSouI ErlpUsaI, E1sIPlhi. ~
~ q ~ FSol, l,SisASL IN, eAFOais SsS0
FJss, TuEllr, Ssalt Haat san Rh1aa, ,Plias
Giths Isinil, pJPspSll, ~ - l21S
0iDlsSlSII aItllsp ben a. lap9S
SlEtsOi IAshlSS1.
TEsrntnSlLLA
Enrm TEsH., os'SsG 4

a AANA-N A.--4-sl 49, -
BSdas AS.fliNDs, FAss'hp1, "a
Ny DEAA FHHIp-I a. nSN n this city PTle-
tiein( nndlelna, GAa IN tIOalln1 EiUlim1ny clSSl
% RclnialA, 6yIAlllA ~ And can't 81 alOnl
Tith6at yUaE birlapSEilh and nlAdsi1A- ~ ~
SSSpslia SS S5i.' ~ ~ - ~ m ~ az asfS
nls 4 100 bottlq ~ yOaE tuE yOa. u yua vil 81
nay Sdms good hou,A J. B. Hiirt b 6nS al ihs btIi
than ali Tie TOst. Nov, DoStoS, WribS ne - unon
IFaiy ycGFS nc cRACRATr.
MR-IIn hSOiAsr p O, A. cnaHts q Tn.
dGlphiA, Va
Tha yalas q thli medicine IN DE etiIe al the
dlSIasoi iOT shIsh q ls'TOCOnRsDdSd ean scarcely
II Z uboqulei By any medical prIparI,iOn
kngyn, and has essciSa Ersala5 nuntef q suru1.
OGsfpd he pubic.
Sold By dTuegigd genslIly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

MARKErSrREEr air is redolent Of
green apples, barrels Of viii ch blockade
the sidewalks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

Only three arrests were made last
night for violating the ordinance in tela-
tiOn to fre.crackers, =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

FRoG showers are reported over in Ohio.
Qlebillallen has always hoWled for more
greenbacks. Hope he is satisfied now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

Saddle HOFSS PEI half day b. evening ...,...., %
fiilb--Be q RtSolJei, Inst III hires made 10
Livery men not catering into thh RgrOsmSni p,tiE
h o. n ah0Js fuiai aai ~ a1tA u adtdaaL
Any PsSa & PoSA, :, S5.SitSs sE into Isi, STe-
q ~ M RstaiiII q ~ HSsiin1, shall ioIiGi o
the other parties 70 The agreement On HHRtrtf
DaliiSI ioF every such violation.
Approved and Adopted this aslh day q Jupa, ,tt7h
HENRY MlCHEL-
HUsEMEN a AENDRt-
JOHN y, B1Nfs0N,
BOBT. LUKE
CHRISTIAN 4 ANIck.
icJ ERR 4 MCCORMICK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
oCLAMATIoN,

MAYon'S 0THcE,
WHEEIiNo, Jtne aoth, 1916
Tbs Council. has ordered The enforcement q The
ordinance IN Eellii0n % the us, In The city nmiS
a ifVV9kS, hrecrlekos, guns tG, and also ordered
~ Ipuoi iptrsent n I T1dciOnt extra poliee % aid
h eompsilinE The ohssFyHnoe o. the lEWh during
~ SntToSshinT Centsnnih CGlSbfstiou. Al per-
Io,I Gfe hereby warned that my Tiolatiol q The
18th soeti0n, plga fas, q ths 0iainas oI ths CITY
Copncl 4 % prevent AoeidGnt, and pEt1srTe pFgp-
sffy from tbe destruction 70 SFequ6nlY resulting
fFoii ths uSe ol fireworks, &C., on tneh ooolholi,
not 10 prevent o. fgpfU1 my den1n1lfltio1 which
NAY b ni6ly indulFo4 IN, and permission viii b
GIysn iof Eueh display Il plaeo Nhero an nltiS-
IN no danEeF d 70 10 appfeheDdpd
jsfI Al. sWEENEY, Mayor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

But the scotch haSe shown themselves
superior 70 their disadyAntages. Herds
Of sheep are pastured oasthe mocrs and
mountains. Away up among the rocks
thegoAts feed. II there are tracts OF terr:
ilofy. which are not used for agricultural
purposes, it's because some lord Is re,
serving them for hunting grounds. Alas
that Il should be 80 in different parts oi
Great Britaini
One cannot pass through ireland and
then enter Scotland, and not be struck
with the contrast. fntheyAy OF natural
advantages ireland is vastly superior 70
Scotland. But the Scotch have 80 far
mssterSd ,heir difieultiss, that they
seem 10 be far in advance Of the mass
q The Irish in the comforts ot living; In
Ssmuch a I am neither Scotch nor Irish
81 birth or descent I'mEy claim 70
speak with some degree Otfairnsss in re-
gard 70 the matter. .-f-
HigfoRIoAI ASSOCIATIONS :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
BRENTuNsER's SYRUP
BOnssst and Wild Cherry.

For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, IRausnfA, 4r., As
Pleasant 10 take, spsaly In IL OlbetE and aie iOE
children. In uss 20 ysSn, and hai always given
nttActlon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
IiilT1RIClf, a AlIbCIAfI0N3,

Another thing which. strikes the intel
liEent traveller & the richness Of the his
torical associations Of the country. 60
70 Stirling, for instance, and stand upon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

FOR sALE BY
E. A. BREHTlIHeER. Sole Proprietor,
IlSO MAREr ST., wmELISO. W.. Va. b.
Abd BY DSAIsu sruyEhSTG my2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
JITHERLN0, IE1wooD AND BElIAIRr
L&as
PHAETON-

This Steamer has been bulh SIPrualy iOT this
tTIde, md Will commsnoa her tilPa On thO 1T day
Of July, and Nill run On ths following tme iAhla
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19

that are certain TO be poured forth by
those who come from foreign countiies.
Tennessee will he an exception in this.
Her psop.e will find no door Of their
Own. blszoned with the shield OF the
Volunteer State, Its flag floating proudly
bssiIe those which once it lei in battle.
They will see Ohio, Missouri, Kentucky,
Virginia, Mississippi, and nesrly ell this
otheTSiates handsomely and appropriate
~ housed, their citizens Ibilant and joy
Gus, as they will have right TO b., over
the positions among the nations yielded
them by common eeclsim. Twenty thou
sand dOllars-a Small su q To one million
and hflf OF peop <Culi have fur
nished Us such % 80 wherein We
migat have set u h o.! i-tims memo
Ti2ls Of the proves and courage Of the
pioneers who bleed path for ciyilizI-
ton and Tsssu d Tennessee from the
wilderness. Is It too late, yet, TO Sc
cure II? Have we lost all public
spifit? Are We waolly destitute OF the
love which promp.s communities In
competitive enterprises? Can we not
among Us 81 make up that amount aGd
with Il make some effort in keeping
with our place among the States? Sure
ly there are forty men in the State VITO
could subscribe five hundred dollars
each aud rescue the good name Of Tex
nessee from the oblivion that awaits her
amid go great blaze Of glorious efort by
the other Ststes. VINO viii take the
frs. steY? What man in sill the State
viii adiIese himEei t) the task Of rails
ing this money aud charge himfe,f with
the responsibility OF seeing it properly
expended? We pause for a reply.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
The Common Brotherhood of
Man.

oIs LOUIS HepuOl4CdusI
These views are, to a certain extent at
least, confirmed by the teachings OF the
founder OF christianity. The only belief
He required was tbs bslief that He spoke
in ths name and by the authority OF
God. Creed5 are OF mans device ;
Christ promulgated none. Search the
four gospels through and you will fad
nothing resembling theology in any Of
His sermons, parallels or remarks. He
laid no stress on forms, set forth no dog
mas, was apparently Indifferent u mere
opinions, bat He concentrated all His
spiritual force in the incubation OF right
action. The story of the good Samari-
tan, the paIsble of the talents, the COM
mendatiOn Of the righteous ard the con-
domination Of the wicked IN the dFs5Tip.
ton Of the final Judgment day-ail
prove the supreme importance He at
taChed to actions, especially that al 4ss Of
actiO-s which recognize the common
b o,herhOod Of man. Faith in abstract
ruth is not within the reach Of every
body, but everybody can make some e.
fort to do right. It requires 3 large
q mount Of faith to swallow and inward
ly digest those tough doctrines over
which thsoIOgiGns have battled for eigh-
teen hundred years, but no faith is
needed to appreciate the msjestic sim
pIicity aud Infinite beauty Of the golden
rule. II every human bainZ Ou tie
face Of the earth fully and firmly be-
lieved the doctrine Of the Trinity, there
is no resson to suppose there would be
any more virtue, any less viGs in the
world. But what a paradise would
earth become if "DO unto others as you
would have others do unto you" Wss
craven on every human heart, and con-
trOllei sli our feelings and ali our
p.frFUcfT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
The Origin Of ts,C Isaunscheidt
u'Fpg

Ga q pleasant daT, some Etsen yeaIs
sSO, an sTChit Ct By no name % x -un-
sCheidt was sittiI z ueaTa al open E''nl1W
i'm his house, IN the e. e village OF IT.
denieh, on tae KTeCZbzT-, ear R0LO-
The g0ut in bis G-u c=es5d ito fgiuEes
for awhile. aud lie f=ii ssle 2. WIeg he
woke % il was % fllt Essr 2 crowd 81
gna,s had settled Up}. tEC exposed
limb. He blu he'd them away, and Inst
was the end OF tins matter until 4 few
hours after ward an Eruption sprssECd.
which after some hours disappeared
and with DC the whole, or 3 great part
Of the pain from which HT. BaunscheiOS
had teep suff ring. Oar gCuty architect,
bsing Of an investigating turn Of mind,
set bimSel 10 work to discover, IL might
be, the connection between the gnsts
and the cure, and the result vas a small
and curious instrument. somewhat re-
sembling An Eir'gul, Fy means q which
twenty-fCus uesiies arc sGOt into the
skin Of the patient, after which the oil
OF ants j. applied, al eruption takes
place, and ha i5 cuEer, according to the
Inventor, Of gr5t-y mICI my one a. the
usual mortsl aLmaLts. \ New YORK
phyeic.au went 10 ses tbo Ingenious AZ
chiteCt at his hone on tEs Er6uzberg,
when he told him the tale here told 10
YOU. Baunscus, dts 'iLsbsuWecEeJ," II
it does not cure everything, has been
found effective, in tie Hauds a. sevs va
American physician, in many stubborn
cases Of rheumatism ard lcUrsigis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
LITTLE CITIZEN, OF TENNEssBE.


The late d.. T. c. ricknor, Of Column
bus, cent into the world many corrusca-
tons 81 his genius but none that nave
more psthos than Little GjGen.
Out OF the focal and foremost FIRE,
Out OF the hospital wa ~ are;
smiiten OF Rraveshot and gaugrene,
Eighteenth battle ami he ski ems
Spec,cr, such as voa seldom see,
Little Glfien, o! Tennessee.
"Take him and welcome" the surgeons said,
Little the doctor can clip the dead;
80 we took MIN aud brought him where
The balm was sweet in the summer air
Aud we laid him down on = wholesome bed
UttcT Lazarus, heel 70 head!
And We watched the wer with bated breath,
Skeleton boy against skeleton death;
Months OF torture, how many suchi
Weary weeks OF tn stick and cTutch;
And still the CLINT Of the steel blue eye
Told OF a spirit that troAldat die.
And didnt-nRy more! In deaths despite
IL crippled skeleton learned to WTi'ei
Dear Mother: at first, OF course, aud then
Dear Captain: inquiring about the men.
Captain 5 answer: Of eighty and hye
GitIen and 1 are LEFT s!iyo.
Word OF gloom from the war one day;
Johnston pressed at the front they say;
Little Glnen was up and away
a tear his frst-as he babe goodbye,
u mined the CLINT OF bis ST Ell blue eye;
" Ia write ~ spared" there Wss NETS Of fight,
But none Of Ginen-he did not write!
sometimes fancy that were king
Of the princely knights OF che golden ring
With the song % us minstrel in my ear,
And the tender legend that tYembles here
I'd give tie best on his Bonded knee,
r. whitest soul OF my chivsllv,
For LATHE Glfe0, OF Tennessee!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
a Good System Of Common
School Instruction.

As o prsCiiesl exposition Of 3 good
system Of com uOL-seH00l instruct Ogs
the following can be Commended. IL -
from sn annual report VIZ ten by Rev
DR.. Hill, sx-pEts.tvut o. Harvard coll.
.ifgs: The q axe tae three essentials 20
b. taught in tle public s9Hcn:-; first,
SQUAD m9ras; secondly good EagiIsb;
third !, elementary 20 atIenstios- Ilt
school which tssChe- these well and
thoroughly gives . COOL com mOH-sch0ol
education; The sCaCU. NuicI i@is IA
either Of the thgee 10 -Eca r. V.tGl .aiiuge.
TINS child who ha5 thHECugniy learned
these wii], since good u1gTa.5 include
habits Of Industry, aCI-.rs % lis Own
accord ali JEs fer lar education
which is abilities aud - opportunities
viii slow It i5 for fine best interests Of
the city, end the Sale tl-t Up7cr uli-
ties for further education b. attJrdst-as
they are Jrded ia r4s higl-sah0ol-but
the essential thing f.T sH7 saie'y OF the
whole community IA LEaf I'll the chill
dreu be carefully grCu1usd n tosss gTes Z
clements Of cUlJUle. which nsti5s be Sc
cIrei IN the primary school, Gve1 II aJ.
the sacrifice Of al other thi. g. E3cTe-
over, these three thi1gs aye 90 be iesrEe0
practically before they 9le learned theJ-
Tsticslly; acquired So Grts, even II not
mastered Is 7g5sIgess Tn be- fixed 81
habits OF action, not so iuUber in the
memory or theOTsul5 H she ind =rIald-
irg This i5 felt By al jgticiOU3 yer.
5OUs TO be the case iu morals; it is main
tanned By eli the mos distinguished
writer's on elGcsii1u sO ne equally true
in language aud mstheUa. s"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
The Very Small Talk Of the Pc
riOd.

TIE, or ta-ta, is baby.talk, and means
"thanks" or "thauk you;" grown-up
babies have adopted it, and it now
brightens the fe of many sn ardent
adOrer, when in return for some trifling
attention the dear, cherry lips part, and
there drop out those brilliant flowers of
speech, TIA, swfuliy ta." One of the
objects OF these forms Of speech seems
TO be condensation. Talk is SO weari-
come it would be SO much better in soci-
ETY. calmly 10 contemplate each other as
cats do, but unlucky man is talking
animal, aud bores will ask questions.
There are so many things one would be
glad to know about ones neighbor-is
she or ne handsome, or sg:eeable, or
clever, or nice, or pleasant, and so on;
all this is now provided for and packed
away in the simple moDosyllable
COULTER You have no need TO ask your
friepd torrent Of questions about the
lady of his choice; il he says she is
'qulte," that includes everything desir-
able, and if he adds that he thinks her
"quite quite" you know at once that
she is ne plus ultra Of perfection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
ACounter subscrintion.

In return fJr Robert Buchanan's ehas-
tisement OF American "litersry cote
rIesn and his desire to do something Ia
England for Wall Whitman, Why
should we not ciIc liate a subscription
list for one or other of the poor poets OF
whom Epg'a and is 60 full? In poets the
poor they nave always with them, and
il our good gray poet were really in
need of anything except readers we GER
t2inly should Dever let him suffer. In
Robert Bucha lsD's proposition there is
implied censurs OF the Americans,
which, coming from England, is entire
~ cut of place. The British have 90
neglected one Of their very greatest
modern thinkers, Mr.. Herbert Spencer,
thai he has been simply in penury, and
1t was left for this country to raise a sub
scriptiOn to put him beyond the reach OF
want. The subscription Est contained
the names Of many of our most eminent
men, as Emerson, B9echer and Bryant,
and was we'll filed cut. In issuing il, if
we remember rightly, there WAS no re-
mark about the philosophical or religious
"coteries'' OF Great Britain, which dis
Spencer's goddess" sys.
tenn and make his sustent2tion as much
a matter Of speculative philosophy as If
it were legltimstely uetempirical mat.
ter. Work for work AMI man for man,
Herbert Spencer will at least stand
equal to Walt Whitman, and so the
sneer sbou. !literaTy coleIies' has come
with very bad grace from across the
York Daily Graphic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19

gjOus iUs. rI3ii1u, ~ punished ll sny way
on ac5a.lE # bis rsiig i)us views. The ex-
eIcise ereiyii ard Dli-'Ca rights cannot
he liNH7t by any I5gE atiOls OF cOndi-
lions Of EI ecclesiastical o. religious us-
lure. Religious views On not exempt
from the discharge Of civil duties. No
one Is baud 90 pay taxes which are inn
posed CspeC' s.ty for religious Vrj cts or
fOr . religious society tn which he doe =
not belong" Article fly runs thus
" The free exercise of ac.s q worship
within the limit 81 mSrSlizy and puoiis
order is guaranteed E-e consequence
.0f these articles was thst the Jewish
population fJTmeiiy restricted 10 two
places IN the CsutOU o. ATgOyia, spresd
over the whole OF the country and grew
10 DO SIX thJussnd SIX hundred snd
uinety-s,X ssu-= q the year 1870. There
exist now twenty CrZaEIs1 cOngTega-
tons II the republic. BuL Only two Of
thsm have TsSbis-tlRt o. Geneva and
that Of 81. Ga,lsu. There therefore
exist seventeen synagCgCe7. There srC,
00WevsT, twenty-five hundred sud siX
J avs Who have j1iuei no congregation.
TIE whole population If Switzerland is
two aud q half millions; consequently
tho uogullt'Cn o. the J ~ 30 the gene
I'll population is ore 70 three hundred
and eighiy.twO,
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The JeWs De sWitzerIand.

This country was for several centuries
one of the most tolersnti in Europe. Only
in our lays have the laws b-ea repealed
which excluded the Jews from the re-
public. 1t required good deal of pres
sure from without before the several can
tons yielded. 1t wss especially the sew
ersl treaties OF commerce which the re-
public concluded with other countries
that opened her eyes to tine inconpati-
bllity Of such intOlerant laws with med
err progress. Several countries, such,
for instance, as the United States Of
America and Holland, refused point
blank to conclude shy treaty with Swift
zsrland unless Jews were included In it.
Switzerland having once yielded, estah-
lisbed full religious liberty. The e)nsti-
tuition revised Ia 1874 includes the fol-
lowing two Srtieles: Article 40: lib.
aTty Of faith aud conscience Is invia
bic. No one can be compelled to Dsr-
ticipste in religious society and reli-
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Affect Poverty ira England.

Cardinal Manning In q recent seslGOD
referred 70 EngIlsl pauperism in Jhs
following pointed lU-G3Ee: England,
the richest Of all cjHu;Fiaa hss uaDD il
ain and 3 shame not 90 b. found III
Countries Eh'ch Eug.ish-Isl sssug1s to
despiso, he meant psupeIi. i'm, an intense
dsmOrslizsd state Of poverty, P.verig
in Itself was zn honorable state; bur
psuOerisn vas something altogether
distinct from poverty. Psuperism w4s
that wrecked condition OF men sud o.
families out Of which there was no Ti5-
ing by any effort Of their own. AMI
Whist did It come from? i wCud take
too long 20 GUdaavCr 60 SOY. O1eTezsOU
he would state; tEe JgGrwul I'm IIrE
prosperity Of the rjsI. the c'oseus75 o.
the hands snd tar hearts. and the igor
Ance in which tbg r'ch lived and tief
G f the state OF TIE Eo1r wEo lived sd
died round about , e.r Cw-Eirgs The
possession Of wealth end lr0 pIify gen
Grated q se.fshuess aud 81 uueOIsc'Gus.
ness OF the - GzJiug- o. 0lI=.s, 70 TIA
men were ". l-psd g1 so tlei- own ally
indulgence, and were TEzlT-, OF ;-cse
Who were 10 90 r-tF