davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

81. tritIfte Grpssition CUR Grfrr.
f&uns tss 9lorSspls III ,uradsstsert, bat
dtsr feline tslcntnsn Gntttdunssn &C.
maG.. gle tat leiStsIi4 htt-Ocn Or.
Sans unb Sdpes 70 srIutli& bar&fOrf4'
tt @eseaS abumals trrsit, Bie stsl
naSli&er FnS Or. @terte's Gnttefuns.
en- &tt tbrsr eIntlnOtsars besinnt cine
Reue GrcGs In Der Sr,luns ron &rant.
trittn. Gsiut Golden Medical Dis
covery (@rttsns msbisiniitt Gnteed.
uns) bsilt bic t6sartisfcn ftrcptulSitn
eeteen. ffsut bic gsrbuuans wisbtr brr
bsfsitist alIs llnr.inistsittn bts Slutss
unb bsrti8srt taTslte. @snn Gle estsr
triss, bic Oirms psritcrft unb &ppf,
ftnisri cbrr SStrrt pertanpsn Fue. &C..
brou6e feline Pleasant PurGative Pei
let's (ansensbmt GtfasrtasslStn). lie.
fs Ssilmittei fub aRsrtlRRt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

Er. 6. G. !5rrarS, etn 1tmstren,
&ebner, wsl6er In philadelphia ppbrt,
fam nap Ssrfes Gitp unp sins tn rin
@irttttlns. Nm anerrsn Gage bsfrb>
te sr Ir. Gblie, trus Elm 8lneel Tempe
reni 9r1ftate uHtsr hsu Grut unb BE-.
flno ii& In sintn bttruntsnsn 3uitantt.
Die Srau rss Dotter Gbait brn&ts iSn
aus Ritlslb tn cine Stuts aus ds5 itn
bort aaein. Bon bort oins tr in bic
Stube rtnsr Srdntsn, mtlte hrrt i'm
6auie serpFest rrtrD unO faSt bsrsn llSr
unD Serleste bitisItt. Darauf wurte er
tn einenl iClten 3afanre rertaftst eas
er niGt auF ben Seiuen ftrben tcnnte,, al.
le 5af&en Scl 9emprrenslarifter.-
gSir pcIlen i'm istpsni .S&idlals ilbsr.
l1tter. -. -.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

Sfadt Griber, GotH srn @. g. Gtteer
BON Cod 6aren, 80. Sabre aft, befanh
.fi& nit einsm Reifsn BON Is Sabrsn duf
etnsm Bdsen uuf tsm gtadWsSs na1
geea Greet, tpOielbit er auf Der Susb &c.
-pffsn mar, als fte etnen 9sea liant be,
rnsrftsn. Grtber ersrif bdS TN btntersn
S6eile bss @aSens ltesenOe @ewstr
teira edufe unp Bcs essu R&., Dutst
rpurbe Der Drdtsr trsenewC feitsstaltsn
unD bas @epebr entlub iit tn feine
9ruff unh eHnse, unb er fatb faf au:
tgGUpUullHs 20 '-'.,- -. -.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

SIN elmer 8ir&e ;d @silabelpstd er.
f&cbtta Rann (ttne;5rdu tpdbrsnO, tfs
SottesOienfss. Gr fas sinise Sta6ls
Z tister ttr, anh sr ftanb. .aub,sius uuf fis
ju unb ihpb fie binterrudt IN ben &adsu
70 tus fie wasrf6sinlt& itsrbsn pirO.-
Das GtepGar tebte felt ;wsi Sabrsn &C.
treunt, beiu4te aber biefslbe STRIDE. Der
@ann nab etipas ttisrifb rpilOes in iiG
baten, iubem sr f6on sinmat I'm 8e.
flusnife mar, neil sr Der Sruu ben Arm
,9etrcGen bate.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
etne rsut(e6e Golonie ,labe pbilarelpbta.
Nh s.ntide Tarmsr, Sdrtusr aas gsiu,er!

Sn rn TlatGpttd entel uRe an Gt1eneh Rle
pSuttpbia g seSnsn 0ine!ane M ReU 5ercr GAff
EarmGnp perEanieu g#..sst.7-e4
Gin Ses iflcfeh balr Del Anuf W trSn is
ter &ef l9rlGtn Eatn latibar.
IN 6r isntt gum sutuu sti'H csn TSscrn Sfat
7rduttn Obi. Sn%frs[sssf sff tfts
be pas tasutt stuHs Gsnt rts Ndsr- Gs
gpsinbau nsbt ..- .aaass.e gsfse
gis ron itnsn t.sunnn sul wtsnS Sisbsr ans
b.se runtS,thn ens bulba GAM tr ss
ue cine fHSntn gtsn Saasn gS nuF r
ar uut nbau ti It sat- f4 niec W laAen sza
au GOs Db1hpta unD Rem 9crt eertH AI
,ncms Guante Srbusn OunsRHsn, bic eT ta5N$
transport ocRatet sanrt ru&.n unb lC5neabtn Abfat
sa umflbt lttr 1900 esirs 6tmfleH m alth mSSn
srttu uub sGutn Sun piepunt ln SGtrfht init $500
Gpctn ftOn einn aat bttfk T fur eCchA
cine tt Grf&a.n quite 5amsu GI&rtsfSateu S6ua uF
gsstnsartsn tot.
sarmsn SIS Zoe Hasr 10 psrt"ufea
ane 3sf&rfttH ~ rittfR an y '-ss-,s-.-
gbarles 6. SanSis,
0nfnhnn
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

!, a.,G gGBtfsr, George @. Scref, 5.
o. 9rOpt, Bm. R. Slmes unp Daniel
6eifer fiibren. In 9swisturs eineit btttern
ttries iibtr bas SOfoffice ; Elm SeDer BON
,itnen ii Der parptste. fd6iS1f, Der bette
patriot unp pas nod pasu sebSrt. Die
game @tabt niuimt Gbstl aab ffstt 5fa4
3ertbeiItfi6fsintli6 ssssnibsr. Aud Cen
ptpr Din; BON efwisbnrs, ffrtbt mad st-
reni amse, nsnnlidsna4. benz bes @Up-
.srnors. @trtli8 eefoisSiifs .bst bill ;a'
-ssur.--l Sussur&arna 3siturs)
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
&tr6enorDuull9.

8ev. 5. 8. Es.srs rIrb In Der gvun.
sslif6sn 3ir4s na@Fsn Conn tag atsns
prebiSe1..
RrO. s. 9cmlinfCn ipirb In Der eutt.
ertf&en &ir&s. in @arrnsburs, nd6fen
9enptas 9btner srebisen.
: asS 5. o. sbcenraF.t, isttb: In Der
affsratrftp airSt,l 'sarOpaburs pre-.
Dtstr nd6Esa, @snntas EaReisen ,,unb
abenb.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
ar6eitstOistett.

Cine Special .DspslGe BON Gssnun
boab, ga, mtlest, eaS swst Drtttsl bsl
8cblsnbGswtrte in S3uattia GUunir
sssenwdrtiS nibt betrirbsn wrrben t6n.
nen. ipeil iie DurG Die lesten 8ssenshfs
urtsr BaFer sslrst fnp. @lan slaubi
pa6 es ron @p6en bGurrn pirD. Giea
iit elm bD4t trayrtses Gretsnis fur bic
9cblsnsrdber, pelbe SeStnwirtia car.
ben muEen. rpenn Iie fttern.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

@aFe 5lbs.-9iei wurhe f9ea ltes
bic 1rttptnsiSisit. bsfcnbsrs w6brene
Der naHsn SabrssIsitbis 5lsr parm une
trcden gu taltsn, seltrisben. ptne eo5
hitIes Sbemt bic teuts erfSSrft wpreen
rdre. 60 rirl fsbtfef, talte. 6les in
naRsr SuebetleteunS ilub Elm fir aGsr.
nal i&lelit unb ruren mttfeus Grtilt.
unsen bsrpOr, wsl6t isbO4 surG ben
GeSruu& ron Or. aueuf 40nis's
6amburser Srufttte sebUter
wtrbtn fSuntn uue wCburb wtittrtm
llnwcblltin pcrasttust wirb.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
8eltcrtert.

9m lsten +. @.. In NarCaItuIs Rie
psasg Bright, TN alter ben rs Dab.
reR. |:
Sim 2lttn b. Dr., In s30O5warb, Srt,
ert eutter, Scba pom 9fnrs Anb 9sint.
rd 3inticp, TN alter DCa 2 Jabr.ns 10
@cnatrn un6 % 5assn. ? ~ /.
am 25tsn b. @.. III @sss sownfbtp.
Ri5 GnstIius @eaUer an Der eunssu.
iT&t I'm Slkr pon % Sabren. 5.!.s =
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
2ntanft.uub &bf&luS
Der M atIS.

@aIIs tumnsn In Der @intcim ppa Office
an frie fcIst:
s7ts. e.
: GdeliA BON allen Yunften ron Often iber
btRgRes 0en 9etrisbure um Q llbr @benes.
9dsIi4 ecn alien yantten sSa Dsisn ltrr
Cr1efcH.e I'm 6ttbr @ttnbs.
Sebsn Disufas, DOnnsrfas unn Gamtas,
vrr @crben unD Often abr God 5aSea I'M 4
llbr Ra6nuttGss.
Ssben Dienftae DrnnSr(fas unb Samitaa,
BON 9prbsn uhc Welten ibsr 6etparb Im llbr
@benes.
Mails rsrtsn abssf&lcssn fur Daen unb
Btiien uni 9 ter @irrstne. Sur Sod, PaseR
nab 6rraIo, ietsN Roxtos, HtttttFt anE
9Trttse rW . Rsr SegBvye..
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
8Gbeiratbet.

Am 22ttn b. N., In Der @pbnuus htr
Glttrn RON Der Sraut In &arunsburs
Wr. eeri MurraY son Centre 9al unb
RiS 8ebstea S1rtsr scn GarOnsbur3.
9tm 11ttn b. d., am e,itSeril&,r
SfarrSaule In 9ublsrsb,rs, pa, turG
R.s. s. q. Bright, @r. 9bsrbOre 9. vi.
tsp unb Tis Rinnis 81. Tcorman, BET.
be scn naSe S<axlcntt. Sa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
2baGseri9t.

Gttsttanh, g., Fl. Rcp. Dlt
rent Ter lesten Ha4t rerbafteten Con.
fable @ibblsfielb uns ,psi Deputies
aus @eesa Gounts, .0,-. sinen Mann,
fer ansefGnlbist mar, am Is. b. Mts.
IN ben aleipsrlabf: BON @bur4 unOiGe.
sinssbroGst sd iein. SIN Der 1dtt ct.
les @sb6lses fpurbeR bic geasisn; BON
masttrten mdnnsrn unss9alten an6 ss-
fefeit ncralf Der 'Gsflnsene' al, eiaem
ganme aufstbi,tst rparps.s Der Rams
res Wrfdrsenent tff at6t tetdRatt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
nrftise GrsitSRe.

IN, 4. @rssmters nm 2 llbr @Crsena
wnresn la @lens Bans, @bit6na, @a.
tsr:srn. Auturn unD Utica (stlat stsp
Sertl fcwts In @eiton, SprinsfelO unb
affrrh lslewfHsianb Stlateal. bes.
4fs6sn In @entrtat unb 81, Scsn
Iganass) ssftlse Grb1sse psrfpiirt, rpelr
rf mefrers aRinaten uubielten, bic eda:
ffs sTftltttrtsa Hsb III al&en Yldsen
ff#ts$sn is Gtasrl yn5 serffgten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

Der .,8atAman" IL btna&rtAtlst.
,babrip unh,rer @ann. SsF.n Nume unN
0O6ncrt tr ithrb nttt trfabren trnnte,
unstldft&srweift oei&a Gen anS baeurH
sttSpset puret. w6Srtne sr iiH ON 5rti.
TAG DOR sw.i I1r&eH Guf nSts Sanet
&un" anf, Der aaae bsfanh. ge neil
finN faR metr @.nf&en GIs Sirf&s &c.
tSbttt RerOen, uRe ptnR 60 70 fCrtsstt
bann bttUmmtn mir sisl 9amRer uni
9rauer in's 9anb.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

SIN StiIaeelpbia pirp Hassauss Gu
gun Gd6fra Sdtres elm aussmttnes
SGret,er 9uabesfeif nntersen Auipieitn
ers errtiSrn @riitlt. gsrsins utsetllten
rerSen. Gdmmtlt&e Sdpststr @trein.
Der Ser. 5taaten une G1Rlpa's perbtn
li4 baran brtbetliota. Au4 POM atten
sanee reFnfn DrIeSattCRsn stlanrt rrr,
non
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

Bir tutten In lsstersr 3sit far fort.
pdtrenbtn Sesen unb titfcn S8mus
aaf ben Stra5en. sRenr trsrnh stras
btetanstrtiIisen unb buntetn Gage bee
Rcpembsrs mod mebr 70 na&.
en- fam, 70 III es &estn fur msbrels Sa-
&c. @it FART wiRi&sn mir on fOlGen, 9a-
gen fur Elm ipsnis stdn3enben grnntR.
i4stn. !.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

SCstsR srbiettn Utr ytN srrees Gfs
icrtmtrt ron Der bsf,n f$wau.n. siDtst
unb rttbth SSr.tbtntt, w,tHt mir In
spttstn BON Sua,s BIS ,u / Tstht su
ben Aiebrfsn preifsn Sutouftn.
8cmmt unS prpbirt SttitlSE. f'' f''S
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

@tftt&.-Grl. gB. 9. Srprn un6
Col. StcrtlibSe Sersttsu cine Grturiipn
fur Guts In &aufas scr. Die Grsur.
ficnscGar wirb StasfOute ain 10. De-
sentbtr strlaEsn unb Y.ripntn. mslbt
mihustttn nanrttn, mlRtn bis lteu
DECEMBER SrrlprtHtn. Der Trsis fur
bic 8unefabrt 10 $50. has fttr nisbris
( in. s
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
OiH's
3 tMtttelt, llllr @et1lilfet
Sa0l1ttlt

trsrttn ssrhansi zen siasr Niniua 9sHse In
amtrifa. Gtebe
Oid's VTttsItife - 800 asbtlNun.
aen, nur 2 Gsets.
0ite's Biuusnfitbrsr. ptertelidtr.
lid, % Gente ttrti6t.
Bids 8Iumen.nnN 6em"les
Garten SO Gente; In elesdnter Setns
aTe ntftne Srrbff:nfttHunsen Arfrnsn IN
Gnsltib unS Eeutlt eecrufts
apreCtirt: Games Bid, RcHeiter, q. q.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

Sn Sttc EnS 'Sl 900 Sdtr 2aak NIT
,avftItdumtn .btsFauat. Go putsta ba.
ltltf In bttlem Sabre Is @hHtcRtA
Hul&tl Nepftl setrntet.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

Wr. SOSa .. SOott ttFnbtt f& &C..
seapdrtts In YbttaSslstia, am feline
@iHterwadren tinSutouFtA.sa ev
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

mir nn stsGt Gumsanl $dnbI uub GCnummtnn ouf
he Euben inRm anerto, init
eCe Ssrpsnn Dmi nS niA atIcfn ntan nntn
G4ena tal9
N yald fret tearbsn ne rtegt srn 516 Pre-
Uaarne eIs une ar f4 9t @sHPt ane 0att brsf
f4t6t
NSaSter 0eil s. So
Is geurrap street. @sp Sstt
gsrfsuts,ruus sans,r in ettn, 8arbtn,s.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29
@iH
8lunlelttllitD 0el1tltIe'
0arteH,

SIT bes aueerfte Rertfsinr @rtinber @sIf.
eS enttdlt nabe an $50 Ssiten, Suuberte fei>
ner abtilbunsen, unb feds gbrumc. 2abIsaus
Don Glumsn, pra&tpcI seseiGnet rnb cpIorirt
rrn Ratur. greis so Gents tu Warifr: 81 90
In elssantsr Sci utranb. Sn Dentl1 un6
.Gusssr -, ....,4
aeVsfFru SalNse Nl& ,&eAffes, y. 0.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

.uns&R sunSsafts nsm mir
e~isSe sGtsn. bic stss srsssnen aan u tprsr
r.b.nb4 Fntsn 70 ben.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-29

aae Ncmr neucr Jahr.
, 1877-04-25
QUALIFICATION OF CANE JUICE
by GALVANISM.
BY w. EArHoRNE GILL.
(From the Sugar Cane.)

Sugar ranks fourth among the great IN
dustries of the world-cOrn, wine, and
wool, only, taking precedence in CONNER
cial Importance but besides its position
in rank, fixed by its money value, it affords
almost the only means of employment to
the populations Of many countries, which
without its cultivation must relapse INTO
valueless wastes. Then, its liberal use
has become a necessity to the comfort and
health Of oil civilized peoples; and its still
large. see h Increasing benefits, may
be t&as.faJ /, follow the reduced cost OF
its p95Gcso1. Thus, every recorded i'm
provtn.snt IN this direction becomes an
object Of interest to the consumer as well
as the producer.
Science has often heen twitted with
dilatoriness in this particular +; but science
has been too often cyermatched by sur
rounding local difficulties, in men and
things. So, also, there occurs an uncom-
promising aspect Of the problem, which
must be attended 10, in any attempt at its
solution. Sugar, being an article of hu-
man food, nothing that is deleterious 70 life
should be found in it.
Common experience puts its finger on
the source of all the mischief we have Ind
to contend with-imperfect Qualification Of
the cane,juice. Qualification has been
imperfectIy understood, and Improperly
attempted, and men continue to boil puri-
~ and impurity together, involving con-
t%iuuous scumming throughout the whole
process. Their effort may be taken as q
piece of self deception, which has received
additional gravity from the fact, that the
Royal Agricultural Society OF Demerara
perpetuated the error. when it gave its
first prize to the writer of an essay on the
best mode of manufacturing sugar from
the juice of the sugar-cane. The author
OF the essay repeats the vulgar error, that
:" lime clarifies Oane-juice from impuri-
ties ;" whereas it only dissolves them, to
Teappear as molasses. glucose, &c, and
paint each crystal with an undesirable
color. The writer Of this prize essay is
no dVsttdats dabbler without experience;
, 1877-04-25
I E l. E G r A nj S i.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

ST. THOMAS STATION
April Is.
LONDON, ART - h-The stock Of sugar at tho
four home rotlS Oh .Ae fourteenth instant was ore
hundred a. raoll two thousand tons as cotnPar-
ed with GA. ho4.. i and ffty five thousand for
the corresponding period last year.
New YORK, April l9th-A telegram from Lon
don announces that tAs Right Hon. w. E. Glad
his family, and his medical advisers have ordered
him to try the effects of foreign travel.
NEW York, April 2OIh.-In the British House
of Lords yesterday, Lord Derby declared that
neither France nor Austria require England to
fulfil the Treaty of Pars. =
He considered the maintenance Of peace was
now improbable, cut England was prepared for any
emergency, and would know how to protect
Eugiisa interests.
Nzw Yopk, Aprl Goth Flour per barrel Ct.
Lawrence brand$7,2 as
Neal PR bbI S3A to
Heavy Mess Pork per barrel SIG
"us"i Fair to good refining per ID OF to % eta
English Islands Molnsses per gallon, 80 etnts'
Premium on Gold 1865 to.k
Exchange New York and London 4.87.
LONDON April goth.
Srga, J Muscovaao do. FL GIG do.
(Cluyed Havana No. II. fl 81 aaoat.
Demerara Rum, per gallon, 84 in bond
Trinidad Cocoa, per cwt 9a l3i Cd.
Bank Of ! England Rat. o' Discount g p. a.
Rentes SO AS
Cotton, 8.
, 1877-04-25

NET bekjendtgjores herved, at
W H0ker Christian Christensen's
30 under G. ID. efter hans egen Be-
gjmring err taget under Skiftebehand-
ling som fallit.
ALE og Enhver, som have Noget
at fordre paa bemeldte 30, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at anmel-
de og bevisliggj0re deres Krav.
St. Thom@ Skifteret, den glide
april 1877.
P. Nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1877-04-25
NEW ADTERTISEMENTS.
acknowledgements

NET bekjendtgj0res herved, at President
~ skabet har t~ilstilIet undertegnede
Foged Fortegnelser over ubetalte Skater
til Colonialkassen for Aaret 1875 med
Ordre til at %realisere de Skatterpligti-
re Eiendomme, saatremt Skatterne Og
Observation-Disclosures like ere betalte
linden Udgangen af Mai Manned d. A.
ChristianstedS F~ogedcontoir den 23de
April 1877.
H. AAGAARD.
const.
, 1877-04-25

VT is hereby made known, that the Pre-
a sidency has transmitted to the Under
signed Sheriff the list of arrears of taxes
due to the Colonial Treasury for the year
1875 with orders TO realize the properties
concerned, unless the taxes and Ivy ex-
pehses are paid before the expiration of
the Month OF May q c.
Sherif's Office. Christiansted, April
2Srd 1877.
H. AAGAARD.
acting.
, 1877-04-25
NOTICE.

Vt 10 hereby made known, that Frede-
A riksted's Police Office has been remev.
ed to Frederlksfort.
Fredsriksted's Police Office, the goth
April 1877.
EGGE.
, 1877-04-25
CHRISqIANSTED, ST. CROII,
Wedmesday, April 26:A, 1877.

His Excellency the Vice Governor
left for St Thomas yesterday 10 the
Schooner Vigilant.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-07
Health nDuty


We hold that it Is one Of The primary
duties to keep ourselves in excellent
physical condition; in fact, to order
our habits so that they shall cOnduee to
the best health of which our constitu-
tions are susceptible, is just as much a
duty as to cultivate the sentiments
of honesty and good viii. Just consider
the effect of being i'll upon others. Is it
not an Improper infliction? He who
is sick becomes Incapable of performing
his normal work; and if his sickness be
severe, he prevents others from doing
their normal and productive work.
Hence there is much resultant loss to
society. 3d..
We grant that there exist cases Of in
vaiidism which may contribute
richly in the way OF moral strength to
the community, but they are rare. The
familiar side of ordinary invalidism is
characterized by complaining, peeyish-
ness, vexa,iOn, which we are wont to
regard as matter -of-course accOmgani-
ments OF Illness, and we treat the spa
tient" in that gentle, svmpathizing
manner, which implies that his aiilict-
ton is some unaccountable thing, and
not an effect of conduct for which he Is
responsible. Some moralists, the Con-
cord philosopher among them. 90 TO the
length of asserting that sickness is a
Kind OF sin, because it is not only in its
immediate effect hindrance TO the
free activities of normal life, but also
becsuse of It's being tiie direct or indi-
rect consequence of transgression of
physiological law. $1,000 ,---
Allowance, certainly, should be made
for popular ignorance OF the nature Of
such law.
But in time one would think that the
sore experience. of ignorance would
stimulate atieast the inteliigentto to more
earnest endeayors for light aud knOwl-
edge. At any rate, those who claim
enlightenment in hygienic affairs
should lend a willing hand to the work
of iustructing the people at large in the
things pertaining to health. "My
people are destroyed for lack of knowl-
edge" In no respect is the application
of this prophetic declaration more
definite and clear than to the physical
habits Of the people. Society is fun
of its skeletons in the closet" and out
fit come its asylums, infirmaries, hos
pitals and prisons, because of our fail
ure TO know and practice the true and
useful.-Phrenologic Journal.
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The yedic Spell, on the Hindu Race.

The masses, and most of the higher
classes, firmly believe that the Eeda
contains the authority for all that is
enjoined and all tha, is prohibited TO
the modern Hindu. Widow marriage
is believed to be prohibited by texts to
be found in the Neda. The mOnstrous
division into thousands OF little COM
munisies OF caste is believed to be sup-
pogted by the. Veda in all its modern
rigor, which prevents Brahman from
drinking water touched by a Brahman
of another subdivision, and requires
him to purify himself by ablutions, if
he is touched by the power of a Mahar
or Atisuda. All customs. all rsages, all
stories, all lawsare believed to be based
on yedie texts. Even things which can
easily be shown to have no pretense to
any antiquity whatsoever are represe n
ted as based on Nedic texts. Those,
therefore, who endeavOr to introduce
any social or religious reform among
the natives are constantly thwarsed by
the Veda, and the spell which it still
exercises on the native mind, tie
people clinging fast to the belief that
what their fathers did or abstained
from doing was ordained by the Veda
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London.

All roads lead to London, as once all
roads ledio Rome. Here all the worlds
balances are struck at last, and here the
vibrations of human life and progress
from five continents guiver and trem-
Bile.
l stool upon the dome of Wren, a
marble monument reared into the sky,
solid as the hills, yet vibrating to every
passing cart or omnibus upon the
tlIronged street below, The day was
glorious with sunshine. For you must
not believe the nonsense that puts Lon
don under perpetual fog. The sky
would have done no dishonor to Colo
RADIO. As far as the eye could reach
swept away TO the misty horizon the
roofs ard domes and towers of the one
great City of the World. -
They may talk of Paris as they will.
They may praise, as have praised, the
glorious capital of the North-Edin-
burgh, on her throne of crags. They
may tell you of Venice and her wave
washed palaces, of Naples and her sap
phire bay, of the great diScrowned
Lady of Kingdoms" herself, in all her
ancient splendor, or in her pathetic de-
cay. But here, from ''rhe Dome of the
Golden Cross" where Nelson's bones
aud wellington's rest beneath your
feet, sweeps around aud away the
worlds one city of our day.
The roar of London rises faint to your
ears. q multitudinous, indistinguishable
mass of mingled sounds. You are alone,
alone. You are above it all. It comes
to you as the sounds of great world
ascend to heaven. Every human pas
sion is in it. every human PAIN. God
only can distinguish between the laugh-
ter and tears-the curses snd prayers,
the groans of the yanquished and the
shouts of the victors.
know not how one can help being sad
dened at sight of a great city. ] know
not how one can stand on the dome OF
ST. Paul's and not feel knocking at
the brain and heart of all the riddles of
human life and destiny. -i'
Such notes they are below there.
PEERS chariot and costermonger's CART,
how much alike, Palace and hovel,
dwarfed from the airy distance, to the
same proportions. Millionaire and beg
gar boy, they creep on yonder much
alike. fG ....
The roar of the great city family
rises. Yon are in its very center.
Every street radiating from st. Pauls
is crushed and thronged. Ii is not the
roar of London only. IL is the murmur
of the world. No sound of war or peace,
no change of State or Kingdom, but
mingles its echoes with the sounds OF
London. No misfortune, or fraud, or
failure at the worlds end, but repeats
itself in the world below you. No dis
aster by food or fire, but sobs its sad
story al your feet. No ship goes down
in farthest seas, but the moaning wind
and the plungipg waters tell of it bere
at last. No blight falls upon the vim
tage and harvests of men in Europe,
Asia or America, that the cry Of dis
tress vibrates not along the granite
masses of London's heads.