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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
rERsEcUrIoy OF JEWS IN TtrKEr.
A Letter From simon Wolf, ESQ.


EDITOR REPUBLICAN: ] beg leave to shy
word in reply to your editorial Of few morn
ings since; entitled Turkish Persecution Of tht
Jews"
You have, In common with most Americans
fallen into the error Of saddllng the persecution
10 the Orient on the Turks. I have no desire Il
enter into controversy as TO the present conflict
but do most positively say that in TURKEY
proper not Jew has been persecuted for the
last seventy years On the contrary they stnnd
on equality, and only recently quite II large num-
Der were elected as members Of the Turkish
Parliament.
The prosecutions have been, and are, hR re,
ported by cable this week, in ROumhniR. where
the Greek Church holds sway. Its the old EtOry
of blind, stupid ignorance tanned into fsmp by ia
natical priests, and these barbarianE are tai tnp
advantage sot state Of war, to continue their in
human and dastardly practices The poor lev
can gain nothing by becoming n Russian. The
only thing that can be done 10 aid him in Hi
dire distress Is for the great Powers, strength,
ened by the moral encouragement Of our Ereht
Republic, TO demonstrate and insist on the recug
milton Of the broad and enlightened principles o
modern civilization.
! sincerely thank you and all men who 20 kindly
and generously have taken up this cause. II
defending the Jew you protect the Christian
"ior all men are created by one GOD"
TrulyyUurs, S. Won.
WAsuINUTUS, u. g., May 8, 1877.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
MaEDE HHSFE..



dsuis tsrsunds-SaupsAs az FsspA# wn.s
Wore Mo- 1bsu~-sa<oza-- As-ss tn
scepe-Ise n.ra x-z - FrgAa ~ -
! Rain.
The Marine hEnA rBEa m Fpan nit f,suiiuTt-
the FIRST ID the EuRsun-,n I'M F-HMihmng rrfunti
yesterday IfturnunL VniH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n
mhaU for the l,uDuf1 "a dla mHmT ahTusa1ls n
the CITY no ava MT pun In IN IupnEraln uiianr
because Of Ihn llrruniminr nEIaur at ann wga1Aur
m, iur win lt11rr runHmI HrdnHsu rnaE AT nut
know Hnytht ing hhm1 n E1haU znIsi at IzaGn,i
/ were iUw IN 1Iumiar, Ind nInHii1sl al I1r maln
sex ny an overwhelming nr1nifrv-
Marshal FrcG puuplRRt viz tiuru WIN uwa
lady friends, md 1hurH wg1y OF BTarsc q d,i5srn
other Indies 10 he Hrfn tn 1lf g-IuuttA. rha say
was DARK and rtTruHit. iriin sfu AT INV alt
/ chilly The dnIl. lnRnnn tlrmAF naniaE1rf -ii1.
and TIN ntmnEl1btrt BRIlnl 1rr dEHnwamE and
shawl. an unirrIlh wnf iasr1iu a1nI a r41a. AMI
many 81 tbt mnH 1rnbm1 wu-- lrTWllsbI win
this necessary puuluim nc IN Ehgilssh n'ur-ass-
The crowd wHE ma NJ En btmms1rIilER. anii
thought mure "a Rrtlihr WIEN mt Iwrbt1nr .
voting thRn 81 Inv uIusin
IL ms hHrn uuIuInHIE wlEu a1H wsaH1nr Ia
fRir and Gbt R11unGKinf 1Esgt NJ nsnif firuis
around lbr BtHnG, n4iibu cd wf.tih 1rEmnnstn
gGnt lumrn mt 1hGits. Hnt lhHssf " aismsallvsa
or win another 81 1hHtr Twn HDE unIH has a.
wRys hcun pmlF6rrpu Inr ID ulhr lrma h5Hrsr
tiuns Of ibr uuuREiun4 II IL a1usH WIN iAsslrs
glimpse tf iht vtl1h ana 1,uruE ed uls Hls;nEt
are grRtiheH, a. arr IlBD lhmu Win utfsh No. RFpa
upon ma u-itiuirr
uur a.AuEsu rK4IrfJ
In Jennie Efflrn. Tl.iE 1rIli-u VS. ifHr1H altt.
gUther nCFttrany. URf FJauEsldrs and Grirrs
were there II 1H1l J,1rr. q n zuDt- bun uAs auhar
md more 1nITrIEI1 tlrnssi1 wiz wIl1ng Ths
men had rRngnH 1hrmsrlva4 n rfmt1Ir1lAia pusi.
tianE along tbr lrUNtGf lbs hills 1Ir an aliiznzu-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
AHFSEMENEN.

The grand fEIy sIe;nhf.IlIr la-fsr, I,Tin-
dsreIlA. IN Ihu GlHEs SIqggrT ~ lrsssnfisa ~
Prod. ShblAm1F nEnntIIp AnRhuuE, wIE4 gspGarHd
nj Lincoln HIM Em1nrGHF IifiEnaBIn. and wiz
greeted with Nh Inrifnnt ulIIl dlfst aEarT pnlrr
Of 1hs lnll THE Fr-nsibm17f 4IniltF Wis lrmmsr
those amused md bnrbBG ~ TIM spifnitIr at tim
performances.
T'bt dlBrrnuIim ID rim1Rrlf-s Wis nrtianuun
from FrinRy night tuu uiH AWAITS Ns1a agnaiiT
NJ pleasing and BnrnpHftrul During ana hnL safnn
Il series I'd tnncy hEnna WEN dzlsrzraht by tim
pupils win 1hs HEEE GRIM Icnr lrirInftnrE xaIEia
Ii rhHrRubnrtgtir I'd tif EfihnIl AHahn gHa ID unn
perinmuD medals 1Ir hfgar-nisIrL iluilIaEliln.
and lrnhniHnry wE1U Hv'E-6nd IN E1a niilEx1ar
pupils
LMnsburGh, slIhf HfEnlhrsE amt E9Hr-nra'Crs-
CHAN.
Mamie Fuuf,irFy- MAY alEmLlEn Llllia EnG--
FlBrsnns SiIriHnr FNInT GlhrsA 6araGfiH Arllsr
GurJie CALI NtIlr Cm1zlaz- KsTH+ Mtnnr; AMI
Mhs5ers CbeHtfr kigHnr- GElh Call RHual.
Baker. Gbmgt Hkruln Ilnt Ekmf- uuaa.
FrIG. Shnlnmnf TwmrE Inln lIllhl MHg ball
Will TAKE lilRrn n UEL5mEt9rs EnM du AInitIv
evening, MRy u.
All SAn-
Washington if Ia hlEg 4 IrInEIrnH event.
Hnd ii uruurF laIif wrtiE rAn FElua IL TIN pre-
AurtiDn Of pEI,unfrflhq unmHty wrifilan ny Ersr
HRrts md Mark uwEn IN Ssir p TIM suaI If
I'm JARy. In .'uhr Tw1 Mon % Sanfg HIr' Hhr
IIrblir rUt a Email rlmJEH al IN SIN They
wanted mm'b M nTuir inns 1nfl 1nf Mn Earia
and MI. ClsmHnt ~ rnnnltEG . aEIisf'fSr urllg
American rUmBrg- wtth An $n ls tina GEn1xi
hgurB Mr., ChHr1Bf 7. FIr8iini. VIM nIIGf3 sum
glHriDnf MmrIilinn m ''Hlht UwI Nan Ut SIaGy
Bar, viii be tiIt m Ssn al All SIN
DnRdwBDl, nDw 80 iKmHni. 10 nmiff u1a 4sfana N
which Ibb tHDIy ~ lEiH. unH Flmg ~ al ulnErs
prospecting In EhlE- Tiny I1u rIuIrhing Z N
the nEIEDnr ~ puEiI1Bg lhEErissI N TIA wInEs It
hDth HuIhnR NburU IrTg iIH1 KIflf. ami una Fin1
Is intrinErb md nrpHhlTlH N Al nlrsssnnlr m1l,
nHr. Thnrh Erp many tfrlcIlnnit asithan1s ind
BiDuhtlms. pErAs- 1Entif Inv lTEu. EraathHry,
adventure, onfIntr, EnI 1lml U1mIillin I-a all
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

mn lnr1est variety of Low Shoes for gents ant
lhliua' summer wear. at
n. L SrRAsBuRanR's,
500 and eos Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
HAI.E.rr. PlH-E-s ON.

al BnHUBl- hmrsasgurnd uhH tfuE,iIiiis iHt5mfi5nm
az having afVHnna1 uhH srunfiiEru In EzuaiihnnH IN
lrt uung1-uEuiiin "a uriCiu liiiInB titlsf m sum
asf.-rc ~ sUenH IrnlnhH NJ 1Hs,hiliE iIr mr.
uhe- lmr-IEuumaur. T'hr mBffi fri1inli "a IrtlHed
rnlsaun RMnf Uutflre m 1hfsr mtz-uminHE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

EznEAHT BAhg ciErriAsrfsA, nITssnrs IsnI Hafs-
uiuH M Dunn IN esEstuII1h iS1Tiil knDviF IlIfu
whnf WIN SUE gand hizhinii. hlhaf Unit
uamirnl bmbisa mr. he hIIE bnLu1ftn uIIlrriisaH n
Rlanlis than NIL Ellis wilhrw IiuEBf .itiiu mn
uniug fr Bummr Enh g1sb hnInusxi,FaH 8finIiil
sun unGsH nfsx, uhaigp mIa1snief hfb-f nts nny
IfTFlsss ARE al ssuus.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

msHrs Rnnch Fowler mas got Its death mark
gm svnry nnS. Donit be dsceived. Ask for IL.
rikn M drfnrt. Depot. IL: Ninth street, opposite
thu Ratsnn 0ffirs4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Gf1 AiD SRH THEN.
wmra,rirss gnun vest for u 50. worth ~ 10 at
NAr7HHsrMN's, $40 seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Ass ar Msr.'s Hnanh Powder Take no other
Dsuot,, ar Ninth strsst. opposite tho Patent
Offiue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
Ga AND SRa THIN

'SakHElss Oxford Tics, at
II L SrHAsBuRGKn's,
J0d and sos Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

afsolufniy necessary. Throw not aside
ruur slilRi yiuves, but renovata them with
.1issrns mu,tUr1us Kid Glove Cleaner. II will
IsanHs them thoroughly, essly and quickly.
SIiit AZ drug and fanry stores. IS cents por
1uflln,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Ia AND SIN Then.
wlihs lim,t linen vest for sL5o worth g.. 30. at
KNrzHJsrHS's, SD Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

rlff BinlSJDHR BBus.' NEW ESrER PRISE.
WI utan piaasura in calling tho attention Of
TIM luniir IN thu advertisements in another
diiifnff1 unHnrinls tho lnrgn and elegant estab-
lIhiiinnnt iure dpsnui by tho wsil-known Hol-
lsi,ifsr Bfotllars at tmT Pennsylvania avenue.
Inn stnuis Gurnprses Gnu Of the largest and best
ts-Hunlnunt uf gents furnishing goods. hats, caps,
!sfn., nufit Of Nsw Y0riL rho members Of this
trfn nnva astabiisns,l envtahis regulations as
diurnuriin1imc nuHinnss mon. AMI their now en-
nrur-Ae will umt-uhte,liy meet with tho success
man ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

a parfnut drassing tDr the hair. The Cocoaint
nHih In . liquid hIrm = large proportion OF de
aiInrEst cucnanut oil, prepared expressly for thi
nurnIsa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Wniua lnnS linen vest fur 81 50, worth $50, q
HArZEssrEIS's, $40 seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

SCFEENH C1CKT 90 u1Hr QlfsruI,r-NTa.
IN Lands Us hDwILrd TniEu-tfys. si Hlln VI
B-t~Tu- = v lllssy SllnIs-- III TiiilHL Sislfns
~ UElmAl- m. Dean vs.. ntvi-i T. Il ~ Ghiif:
IN. Elaru1-r VI Clurwinn; IN. Daf-run al Ghinmfih
~. kEHes L SmnIlE IN, ~ tarnn VI Gray az nj
- KsrnscV ~. Pun NJ
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VIEW ADVERTIsEMESrs.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.


ITO
claimed S SR %s and beneficial results
J ssTss s. % ill., 8" Seventh
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with hundred Lawyers m. ns
From on. til. Iaus. Il.
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e. e.: s. !$S ::: "a
Fl; s IA: :S 4, S:: ::lss: ~ i;
:: = &; !!: g: ! =: !:
most respectfully or Thompson Goodrich o. Sa aSa. .a
FROM AZ rur
WORST MALARAL SECTION IN ARKANSAS
AsH.rrrGI oIrasrn.s
RrcHnos Staten ISLAM Jrunryn
~ ~; ;"sn e; S IN ssS = ss$ s%$s saH
$Si: e: sss ii $ NON II . s s
;.;s &: Ss s g.: Il ne: Z: E. =
:: :: 4: !: = 6: 4: : %
respectfully and '''0 Pastor Reform Church. Richmond ssn aass
noLMAN7s
@ s: az Il
&c. s: ;;; :: $ a G: c:
e.: Geo. " I'll: :e ;:F s. 6: ; @ :
$ $ 5 8 a $:.s 'f
% A;p * 5 &
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

No. Iio, Penn, IMAM. Avenue nor,hSs.t.
mys.:t marble Balldinsl
cnDcIAY DOrTCDc
sSNOTICE TO DISPOSITIONS IN THE ME.
TROPULis SAVINGS BANkUF THE DISTRICT
not be SLOWED on money wiihdrawn between the
Tesular Interest periods tJsnuary and July, I'M
con,nr M n ABOVE ar. tne presen viii
commence on the arst OF each month. At me rate OF
srs o Tcss IS apS Sb On ~
n SF&TS q, ,sn.
ss-FOR sALE.-OwIN9 TO THE GREAT
and many y 2sussI ss ee%%:.oa
Eoois At snsnt sdysnee over the amount loaned
'ns'eon 70 'sai'ie '0-a, e.sh "''n'n snort um''
EXTRAORDINARY GREAT bARoAiNs
can b. had in an kind. of new and secondhand
'' es. Ss' srt is.flr liy 1 ssrr,n,ea
s. soLpsrElN a cos.
mhsl-,r , arm Tents sna r. s,tss;.
m@sS-l --- e9ener renen ana s9ee".
sarsss s,'f .1S.S '0' The sn% sosssu
- PLEgRlsI, PAIN IN THE SIDE,
aini b, .pplisd. sofa At GoasAiip" bras ssoIs.
.,-..-. ---
csasaiin:. Tempt. IIss store. sne Mini
-; : -. . s..s..
aruoles for ladies' so,ist use al Courhlir's Tsnpls
....-.....--.-.. .-.-.-.-...-.-- -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Whita Ctnnk lInan vest fOr sL5O, worth so, ut
AArzHasrAis's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

lfulH 1uunsiunAlIy soma Oienicenous application
IN pnavanh It's neeuminy dry and harsh. rhomp.
suns Bdmmia Optime 10 specially suitable; II
sndna this hair soft amt glossy, and imparts to II
aranIPth ami vitality. - and 30 cants por bottle.
SsIif hy all druug.ata.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

HsrrTs WV Depot, az Ninth street, opposite
MN Rhfsnt 0ifinn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

-anuur 1a rusturest Young people remember
EffHg Usa dnily rhnrstnn's Ivory Pearl Tooth
RuwIinr, u viii preserve your teeth from decay,
ami iaap them sGund. ciean and white through
lllm "a ami ~ cunts per bOttle. Sold by all drug
EHtH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

!
GfIr>irn amt Csmetery Furniture, largest assort-
nnnf i'm uhu iity; also. Lawn Sprinklors and
ssE,sru Hnsu, ae Himilhn's, Y. VI. q. A. building.
vnnit lgnI > streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Id IN AimiIfun's. Y. IL e.. A building, Ninth
INIT D. st-antzs. No murs ralinhle establishment
m rim fff1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
Fun Pru~uIyg AVID GAsvTrrrSs

GHNs SH0 CnAL on COOKING STOVES,
lruns. Bhilsrs. no. at Hamtfton's. Y. N. q. A
c,rnnr Ninth and D streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

WYNN RNrEiis AND WINDOW SHADES.
Or ymu vann Yuur poums paperei in the best man.
amt the vary lDwast price. 70 to rubman's,
IN " nth street,. next inOr tn Lincoln Hall. Just
lpefm-t tim finest anil 1irrest stock Of now spring
lutznT-1H IN 1a fbumt in the city, and at prices
tlnE isfy lDmpetitiun. window shades, all
liiiirs,, nut ~ vsry cilsnp.
, 1877-04-07

In the last eighteen years England
spent $97O,O0O,O0O in gold on her navy,
anil $llO,OO0,OOO in subsidies on her
ocean mml steamers. She builds apnu-
ally more than 10000 tons of war Ships,
nas more than 400 mail steamers subject
10 her call in time Of war, has constantly
al sea half her naval tonnage manned hy
oO,OOO seamen, and her 400 war ships
nave an aggregate of 3lt, 900 tons, while
''ne lloets of all the rest OF Europe do not
exceed 100000.
, 1877-04-07
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-11
WHAT suALi. WN no WIN oUR
uAIenrEHst

Apropos Of shat Mrs. LiverIners's late
tetarc on lhs above important question,
said, tbs Davenport Dtmocrai thus sen
sibly makes answer:
Teach them self reliance.
Teach them TO make bread,
Teach thoa 10 make shirts,
Teach them no, to wear false hair.
Teach them no, to powder and paint.
Teach them TO wear thick, warm shoes.
Teach them how 10 wash aud iron
clothes,
Bring them up 20 DO marketing for the
family.
Teach them to make their own dresses.
Teach them how to cook agood meal
Of yietuAls.
Teach them that dollar is only han
dred cents.
Teach them to wear calico dresses
and do Il like queen.
| Teach them 10. say no, aud mean u, or
yes aud stick TO IL.
| Teach them how 10 darn stockings aud
sew on buttons.
Teach them to regard the morals, net
the money Of beauH.
Give them a good, substantial common
school education.
Teach them every day, dry hard, prae-
tical common sense.
Teach them al the mysteries OF the
kitchen, the dining-room and parior.
Teach them that good rouad rosy
romp is worth ilhy delicate eonsump'
tives.
Teach them to have nothing to do viii
infemperatc and dissolute young mea.
Teach them that the more they live
within their income, the more they vii
save.
Teach them that the further they liv'
beyond their Income, the nearer they ge
10 the poor house,
Rely upon il that upon your teaching
a depends Ia gr.at measure the veal AM
. woe of their ufter life.
Teach them accomplishmcnts-music
painting, drawing III you have time an
lneney to do il with.
. Teach them to cultivate a garden, an
drive road team or farm wagon.
Teach them that God made them ln hi
own image, aud that no amount OF tigt
= lacing will improve the model.
Teach them that good, steady m'
chanic without cent, is worth doze
oil-pated Ioaicrs in broadcloth.
Teach thea the essentials OF life
% truth, honesty, uprightness-and at
: suitable time let them marry,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-11
A clIaAX IN oRrnooRAPHv.

An old man who owns a stall at the
City Hall market took q notien few
days since TO use his spare hours 10 bet
terinQ lis education. Procuring spell
ing book, his face was seen bshiud Il
whenever trado was dull. lie tired,
however, OF spelling the words TO hinlseIt
aud engaged the services OF boy about
thirteen wears old, having the next stab,
TO hear HE lessons. Everything passed
oh all right for two OF three days, and
then a storm arose and climax camn
Holding the book IN both hands, the bo,
observed:
We now come to the word welcome
How do you spell III
Well, sir, | spell IL w.e-l-k-s-rn.
Not correct.
K-o-m, then.
No, air.
Then It's k.i-m.
No, sir.
Boy, don't you lie TO me, warned .
man.
gucss III resign my Office, replied llV
| lad az he laid down the book. I've h
you 20 on aud spell cat with i, hos :
without any e, boy with donble o TO J.
because yon are old, aud ! diln't ws~l
TO hurt your feelings Bat when a
call me liar, aud don't even know h"v
to spell the word, It's time for me to =,
sign.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-11

An elderly gentleman residing on Main
street. was, uniil Friday last, inclined to
favor female suffrage Ills wiie had prn'
dcally delayed moving until after Tbs -
90 a. 10 take advantage ot Tho iall 10
house rents. The house 10 which they
moved had tremendous steep flight Of
stairs, and Au oil clothed bali. The wife
had the stairs scrubbed down aud len The
soap on the top sIep. Her husband ws'
up stairs with basket fail Of elothesplns
iu Que hand and clock under the other
Arm, when his wife, who was down
stairs, saw a mouse, and shaking her
skirts madiy, bounded upon the table,
aud let "a series Of shrleks beginning
IN I'LL above the elef. Her husband,
thinking that the house was on IRE at The
very least, started 10 fun 10 her rescue,
aud stepping on the piece Of soap she bad
so lhoughtiully left on the stairs, sat
down vebelnentiy u, the top Of the flight
aud slid down with the speed OF thought,
Fire dew from bis false teeth a. he struck
lhe edge OF each step, yollies OF clothes
pins were discharged into the air aud iel
rafting aud rebounding on the OIL cloth
aud the clock shvd its inwsrds over The
universe. The Injured husband had III
tle time for reflection, when he reached
The glare oil cloth aud shot Across II will
scarcely diminished velocity, literally
making the oil cloth aud tho seat OF hi
pants snoke with friclioa, and finall'
bringing up against the door with Vio
leuce that threatened 10 burst the sid
out of tbs house, The fearful conclusion
startled bis wile, WHO tqrned back so
lnersaut jrolp the table into tub OF soa
suds iu which sho was ~ tighuy h4e'
that sLe had TO perform handspring AN
cantr on all iours like u turtle WIN
tub on on her back aud eatafaes OF suu
inundating her. Meanwhile tho hire
woman tell OIL the slep.ladder with
crash ike pile.drlver, aud Jared dow
most Of the plaster eornice. When IL
mans wifo had sloughed her tub, 81
sauutsled calmly into. the hall aud n
, marked: Well, men are the cluInsiesl-
. aud the hall had just been washed, toe
Her husband did not say much, and
i thought good deal, and now, he say
!, just let Snssn d. Anthony come and le
ture here ngAip, AMI limo other man h'
the courage to hiss, be will, so help hl
= Jasper Packlcmerton.
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now TO GET ALoNO.

Don't stop to tell stories In business
hours.
II you have 3 place OF business be
found there when wanted.
No man can get rich sitting srouHd
stores and saloons.
Never 'foop in business matters.
Have order, system, regularity, 1si
also promptness.
DO not meddle with business y0H
know nothing of.
DO not lick every one in your path.
More miles can be made in 9 day by
going steadily than by stopping.
Pay as you 20.
| A man OF honor respects his word =.
lie does his bond.
/ Help others, when you can, but neN {
give what YOU cannot .nord to, sin'i
bocsnse it Is fashionable.
4 Learn to say nn. No necessity
suspping il out dog-ia.hion, bat Say y
firmly snd rstpectfnlIy
4 U.e your krJps, rather ibA" those ct
otiTFs.
A I.eats Il, adnk aud Aei for yonrself
Keep ahad rsthcr 'bU belJnl lhr
liules.
Young man ent ibis out, Wd lfihe's
be ahy iallHey la The Augment, lot W.
know II.
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cun,os,riEs oT LIvE.

Lay your fingers on youi pulse, and
know thst at every stroke sotne Immortal
vas.es 20 bis Maker: some iellvw.beias
crosse. the river Of desih; and II we
thiuk Of IL, We may well wonder that u
should be 30 long before our turn comes
nAlfofsIl Who liys die before seven.
,erH.
Oniy one person lg ten thousand hsss
10 be hundred years old, aud bat ons
ia a hundred reaches sixty.
The married live longer lhsn the single.
/ There il Que soldier to every eight
persons, and out oi every thousand born
oply niDsly.fge weddings take place.
II You take thousand persons who
have reached sssesiy years, there srs oi
cierg, men, orators, aud public speakers,
forty three; farmers, forty' uorktnsn,
thirty.lhrse; soldIsrs, ibiriy-iwoi Law
yen, tweuty.nine; professors, twsaiy'
seven; doctors, lwsuiy-iour,
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VOLUME XVI
HrasEss LAW

lgnoranos of Iw etcases no one,
ItisA fraud 10 eopecsl fraud.
The law compsh no oac TO DO imposal.
hlHtiss
Au agreement without confederation is
void.
Signatures made with lead pencil are
good In law,
A receipt tor money paid Is no, legally
oonclu'lve.
The acts Of one partner bIad all the
Others interested.
Contracts made on Sunday can not be
enforced.
A contract made with nisor 10 void.
A contract made for advertisements In
q Sunday newspaper Is invalid.
Principals are responslbls for the acts
Of their agents.
Agents are responsible to their pripei'
pals for their errors,
A minor cannot make . legal obliga-
| tien.
Each individual 10 . partnership 10 70.
sponsible for the whole amount OF The
debts OF the hrm.
Notes bear Interest only whom 90 stat
ed,
Il Is not legally necessary to ssy one
notr for value received.
| A note drawn gu sunday 10 void.
A note obtained by fraMd, or frsm .
pei son In state Of intoIioAtion, cannot
I've Collecie by law.
lfa note be Loaf OF stolen, Il does not
release the maker. lie must pay Il.
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STRONG BEARD

Three broth, rs, bearing remarssbi"
resemblance 10 each other recently vent
INTO The same BARRIERS shop, AID 80 tie
same day, 10 be shaved : one 10 the nota'
ing, The other 81 moon, aud 'he ihird s'
night. When The last one appeared, lhs
bal Der, who was German, dropped BIZ
rszor ia ssionishmeni, aud exclaimed =
Veli, dat man hash dc iashtess beard !
never saw! shave bin Ne snoFnin, :
shsves him at diubsr.time, aud he comes
back now, ~. ti. beard 80 long - u
never wash.