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ALREADY we hear rumors of terrible
tussle between the Sands-Eggle ston
crowd and the Republican leaders over
the Cincinnati Post-office.
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PHosPHoRENE.- - DON'T place this
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frequent. Ii you do you will lose your
pets; there VIII be numerous rat fu-
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The Grand Central Hotel, New York,
noted for its profuse and elaborate dec
orations and elegant table, now offers
the same accommodations at a reduce
tion from 81 to $2 so and SO per day:
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The Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, exhibits the secret of its great pop
ularity and success by wisely maintain
ing its old standard OF excellence since
it's reduction of rates.
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Now it's President Hayes and General
u. S. Grant, Ex President of the United
States, and thus is history made.
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THE man that made Hayes President
is spending few days in Washington.
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The best and cheapest in the world,
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25c. and if it does not cure your cough
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Nine. Camilla Urso is in San Fran
cisco, with her famous violin.
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GENERAL GRANT is the only EX-Presi-
dent Of the United States.
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The 8:35 A. N. ana T. NJ UIdiHa OVHHeUU IUT
yellow Springs and Springfield. The Church
Train leaves loveiand sundays at 9:lO A. NJ.
and returning, leaves Cincinnati at 2P.M M.
CINCINNATI MUsKIEGUM VALLEY.
Depot. Front and Kigour Time, min. fast.
ZanesyIlle Ex........... 6:45 AM Ais Pm
Circievile Ac. 4N0PM 10: AM
CINCINNATI & EASTERN = BATAVIA NARROW
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Depot, Front and KIlgour. Time, min. fast.
Batavia Ac....,.. 8:35AM $50 AM
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AUG. F. HARVEY, Actuary.
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The church Trains leave Valley junction at
9 80 A. NJ, and Harrison at $3.50 P. NJ. and re-
turning, leave Cincinnati at l Pm. and 10 P.
NJ Sunday sonly.
, 1877-07-14

fAK IMAGINARY pKKAH.1

fAx tAAutSANT pRKAM.1
Sitting In t6u cyeRiH9.twilIRhL
Gazing 1t tho alarry sky,
Dreaming fanctcs chkae each other
A. the moments tiusfcn by.
Tho placid H,0on. IN silent wonder
l,art4 on mo hrf gentle ray.
LenyinE me, tn Imagination.
To dream Of onu yet far away.
littlc shadow sceu1s 10 liuEcs
By my side. ~ shu has dune;
4 1ltlln itnGg1 tintteFn hoar inc,
1.snpping kttscx ono by one. '''
Two Whito Aglns cnclAsp nr Clo1tlJf
Two dark eyes Gean lore on mas ....
4 gcusEo breath brrathcs fo,ld. sweet klsaes,
30 warm. 10 true, 20 earnestly.
Little hands 20 gently touchIng,
i touch TINT y III know 10 welti
The Hills Engcra stroke my forehead,
Leaving JaAt tho sTectcst thrill.
Tbs gsntlc it&nls csrt4a mo fn1dly;
The sweetest mouth 6rcathcs lose In mine;
The brightest eyes bean, such desolton,
Teuest Ger dark eyes did shine.
This lIttic form Aauuts me over,
liz It night or 1e Il day;
Little tal1sulan1c noshtn-s
Natfay tic heart Id E!So away.
8oms bright day, when cuptl Wills II,
I'll pied4c u hnr my low through life;
Then ths form that's been MY AnKal
Sh4il bs my own. my darling Wlfa.
CHtcAao. July II. ARCH.
, 1877-07-14
ssvc1s Crlticlan. On Grant and His EnEllsh
Tory TUatltes,

Ksycre Criticism on GRANT and HIS EnEllsh
Tory Tua4ses.
Enndnn FurtafgAi.v yor July.
Every "sessun" has ita lion III lendnn. and
Den. uranl has oceupird the posltlon this June.
IL has hsen reseire hy ths Corporation and l.oId
to 10 sss him 1t III. pisToJ,au,'s sna LIrd llourh:
toms, Tho Asexxndra Palace CoEnpsM} aud ths
Eospu1Ettn1 Of ls1EIniashau have *ostci.ad ths
honor VI hia tIrasenes guest. 1rhnsu II much
in tlts with which I, would bs ShYTlish not to HTm.
palhlzs Yat y cannos b. said thsl he teesps1oa Of
:s &c - s ses se ss
rp4itns Of Chies Nsglstrato OF lha Un,teA sIatr4
has prIu,s f.ei* rsssp.'st 70 honor sll over ths
of any Individual case. 0cp. Grant wa4 frss
eho.ta . be tos,dsa. oa aeeean. ., 81. sit41y
political abilities He was Eu.ctcrteh because tho
opponent selected " 4 eonret,tu. entirely dct
tftnla Of tho qualities which Inspire the eonGucHcI
al contemporaries. II would Aa,s been 4thicut
for my one to hasa overcome tho 4aduiunal feel.
Ing Of The citxnns of the rusted states, fal 10
be ~ untair stalumspt ot the truth tu cay that ten
1Fsut's failure 70 satisfy lhe uuderate e1pscia-
Of b. nai 81: sa a" a.
yatcd popular xeosiuacpt on THO other aide Of The
E. 4e sSiesi; s.oass, @ y !. 'td' dasa st' 70
IT, aeeu.,oued depression. III. tsates
and hsotts showed 20 .t:u q elgtatlon OF ehAs.e'
among hIs associates. Hut, IN spltc OF ali these
dfaw1aeky EnElt4hn,cu might have BEEN xcalous
the United States aud our kiusalcn taIkht AaYa 70.
toiccd without remark at Als welcome. wa4 II not
tho fact that among thoAo who hafu been most
prominent to Ftcclse Gen. utanl hats been many
who notoTlousy syu,pathixcd with thu secession:
iats Of lhs South dutLug the Civil War. aud wished
Union. We On this side cannot but feel
hunliliated At lhe want ot self.se.pccs of n,sn
who. wtthuut any expression Vt shame or eontfa.
h5xa r. throw tdEEnhElYEk Al tlH fHE$
OF The uan for whoas failure lhsy prayed while hs
wa struggling; and the eltixens OF the l'ultcd
States. who wtre 70 tauflhe cd 1t our wsnt OF syu-
Indulge iu SONS cuutenpt for ta4 huge ke3f .sAt4-
faction that has marked welcome OF their sue.
overlook the errors of tho present and uf tho paat
did we not know that The 4ails nen who now
shower tributes Of their worthless respect On 1eu
welcome some other Warrior whose hard work they
now watch with malfgu jtAlousI.
, 1877-07-14
MEMORY.

4 double life va llvs eseh day
4 ltfe Of ,nemoEisa Of tho past;
A tEfs which eyesm0fs shall Last,
Though fate should drift ~ far sway
Prom every 4esns wa hold most dear,
And not : hsud1tu4dth In our sky W. clear
We Jet shall cling 10 thesa fsutius
OF byxons p1ea4uFes. with their palp1;
Fer we'll We know that s&1 rulea4ns
1lust min2ls with tbs sWeeteat strains,
And. by thsff co0t1aat tn The soul,
Composa tha great harmonious whole.
ulest Memory, Natures priceless yift.
Nhlch will not Let tlp pA4t be dead,
Nor Kill tbs dowess on which VIZ tread
Ihupyh btulsed. agalA thelE heads tneJ HIT
And, willis Tho 4anla Vt Life ssn,4to,
VIZ foyr! In Cur Joys agAiu. 4.
E1AxoaD. u, lI1y II. &177.
, 1877-07-14
FAMILIAR TALK.
EDUCATION OF IDIOTS

EDUCATION OF IDIOTS.
It Is only about thirty years since tho first ed
T., .,,. Ira.tsn s.ntes T,,o ,.oroor ,yo-lcr II,
~ tao onAea nsatcs' Lug p1oaecs Wo.ael ,,., ~
this noolo bcncvo'ciee "as licnfy y. "ilbuf'
yonak physician of Barre, Mass., who, Without
"'th no eacoutaHenon1 uus .ne sympasns s,la
assistance o1 Nv "1e, unut.sooA1 s, % ~ .o''' 1l,e
novel entosprt,e ., 9,,S t,a,a,aS a,a children AZ
he was called, after tow years, to organize tic
~. ~ V.,. o.s.. s.,,,ns, H. T1;o,o i'.,,,s u,,,,
~" ao.A s.sso ~ y" m.,s ~. .,ssI.. ee
eccaea ~ narfe oJ LII ocoreo o9o"p'
DR.. Brown has successfully managed tho prt-
vAtc tnstftutton at Barre, which Il principally
n,trunt,c1 hv nconto nf wealth. l,arro IA n
.,.as.an. .,,,, rn,on. MI, ~ trxt,.,,,,,, for
psasans' sooy s'a aua ms ss''su.''" su w., .ws
elegant cli1ecs. This group Of buildings Ia
s,tuatsl t,nou a bcalthful culucucc. surrou1dcl
by trees, and adorpcd by lanlscaps-garlcnlne.
4 handsome me ecntral building /. occupied by D..
Brown aud Ills family aud tho patients most
afflicted by bodily and mental inilrn-
tty. Other buildings ure occup{cd by
.othor nunIls aud their atsenaaut,,-tl,c
s.hooI ~ tbo.e OH, ,.sn tmnr"v,. Int rrtfeat
!or lilo lor tuose wno cannot, Lhe .taan,nS amn
n',t tos~ral n. in an ,,ou sntn"wat ,,,'nrro,,s
AfD}W uvtntne NV TN YflrtA Wh.lY Tim
.,,"av Y; ~ r @ ,ii,,,x tha nrn r.r.
W sno w a.ar,.mt .".s,Tts
s.ea ,n' ss ~. sInl'.y s,"ns.
nu,sss nrn nna i ths ir.Itus;nn
Wy r",v;i,., H.. sG /, .ists n"nthor ,.,vo,a
a. NJ, ;a "s, ss,,,,.ta ASG +, tsn in,Io.
~. o,, T., 1S;t9 md c'rto,n. fow M.
nns III eoa'eAeSA :" AN'N' ~'>' ~s''~'~ ~" ~
pts;; H., s,,,. ,n.+,trt,,,x IN MIR .,r,,,w ara
anc eu ',,tan a.,.i ~ ,,.o,"1 .,s n.,,'tt, Nns.
seven ~ huatss, a,s1 ~ Wstss - ~
svu, a,aas;' ysv.,1a, 9y.,1, r. f,,' ~ 'Su r,mL ~, ~
.u.'gasf @ saut; II ,rinrn cis. :, n.vi',,n
Hu ~. ~, ~. ,v - Na,y WI ~ A"'
III ~ tin y, itIot t ,,s,.sai ro,u,tton
{. na.v1 ~ ~ ~ @ liz nnn HI, rn,,ss
W ts ~ ~ ~ 1,;,ts onI, W IL ,i,sS.rs
usy NV ot.sm ~ ~, i,.,ns. - W ~, M,'1't III,
out ca1l ~ tnany eases pe DtouRht 70 H@ne. ine
i,lternaffags o. neaf selattvss, Whe.. .tets,'
~ !a ~ Y" e.G ~, 80 ~. ~ ~
Hs4uent eaass. Msatn % y tn.supGrat" ,s,a., ~
sne palsnl., hsus ELL toou' a9pssns,E ,,a, 1c
ehees. " any kscs. snosA W , liz n.o.us'. 49,
ille infancy, injuries Oh tno hcad, pfe'
mature osslneatioh q lug SKULL 0s lF'Rht
may ptoaaco II. !he '4loeies Mnich ale
| kpo"h 70 % tao fesu4t " lhtc9nalsnse ate
Ionnu to no n1se Taf!eu ~ !osn1 saati snHse ~
snltlnR from psisatson an1 n'nte no!aclsy sal.
tsfiag y a,gst 5eig;vsiy IT, ato tne ,Gscl
class that the satet1a3 of tne Wss tasaas arse
Tue muslcs!, thstheLnAt1ca4' Aua eaueF apao1a1a
, 1877-07-14

EGYPTIAN EXPLOITATION.
#. Scl,wcnfurth stAtes, in communication
to tho London AUtenoBn,, that tho main motive
Of hts recent journey OF exploration through
the Western desert Of Enypt was tho desertntna.
ton Of tho Egyptian staf not to make known
the rhysfcal features Of TINT region. lest asant-
age should be taken Of thu knowledge By an IT.
va1inR enemy. lit VAS then," snyb II. Sthwcln-
f.lrth, ~ made MP nnY mind not 10 rest until
had visltet1 ercry mountain and every sprsnr
within that region" 4 considerable portion of
the country has been explored md mapped by
tile lndcfatfRable traveller, in tho interval b.
tween March ~ md May ~. Among The
botAnica! collections resulting from th6trlp src
9 number of species belonging 10 the fora Of
Palestine, and not elscwhcte Iohnd IN Africa.
Of these tho inost conspicuous is The graceful
Halvia Palestine. A wild Pistacia was also
found,-a tree not hitherto khtwr IN Egypt.
Among the fossils secured ara several new
species OF ammonilcs, remarkable for their
size
, 1877-07-14
FANCVS FLIGHT.

Last n!xht wandered back again
IN Fancy 70 NJ hAnYe I'VE tn1Ie, 1s ,..,a~.,x..,
AGross Az. Tho deep whesc ,1o,s Viz w'naas"eeh .a
1iethoaght ny batk 1eaped ger tho waves
Or ~ tho stag from eIaG to cfak
Bo1nds ONWARD boldly, nlmely pys
W " q tno 6ea.9oll poteea on niGn.
with p!n!ons f. ont.trctrhsa and s wlaes
Srecps pfooalJ low 20 1eAn II GloN
q Oceans aeFce ano stormy uae:
Nov on tsc wind. now on tas @ wsse'
eha lanchs TO seora the howlloE @7tS,
20 seemed VIVA encn sfnoF nAea
No tcrFo!s conld ny apiIit bay;
FIom oat she na34 can2nt tne ola4a
" Hopes nFifhs beacon taf away:
Ghs momeht moso ssAp tae 1aoro.
And now stand npoa shs .snd
a.
an ytsl Wnche once ny ea!!oAaon eteP
nensath the &ooo otd noMeatc4u ossfs
f. IT, %H:ts sa Sais I'D as
Al. ~! Waefe ones ~ ce!Maooa nskseo
Dear. dear to me-to hes hcc-
10 hef anu taee, ny own IoFea AsleA
VIII l!nGef here twl1s donot and leas.
y;iy M;hy nnEsf e. aetS M ao l9nz, e. 90 ., sui'.
Wien le&Faet aWAI r.! MpAt st1AJ
~ sacred duty 70 1ulallE
Iause. testet, paasci osrhaps ths essse
Thou too dost roam far from thy home.
Ant all thst life hold4 aeaz to thsa-
t9! Jonaet e.esls !he sMv agat
% ?atf D!anA's mafchless !aee'
~! ut.ss. Mo1ann4 eL,3 ~!iu sae saone. sae s@1ss
Aye, sweeter far-fos her Iva narksd
M II Other !anus, 6nt "a thlt
, 1877-07-14

applies tc society ia cur own land will lcave
The rcaer to judge fof.himself; that II ia suf>-
iect that wifi bcar careful thought, even In
Amcrien, there seems little doubt; and better
eubjeet Tor tomo Of cur writer's TO Investigate
10 not know Of at this time. poRTHn.
, 1877-07-14

published anything of a more captivating char
ac,er than this unprcending Juvenile. Tic
story IL, In lta mnin incidents, ati-
photographic, and for this reason
is endowed with especial interest; but, mora
than this, It Is related with the peculiar
ttaintncss nj lction, ingenuity nf construction.
and dell ately y.insinnat!ng ln,rnor. whcl, arc
was intended for young readers, but ia really Of
too nue texture for timir appreciation. 1t
finds lis warlpcst admirers amCng naut minds,
and such IL cannot fall to fascinatc.
, 1877-07-14
A JUVENILE.

T0N BAILKY'S ADVENTURES; on, Tut BfoRT
or.A UAu uuY. by THOMAS BAILEY AtpulcA.
Illustrated. Boston: James H. Osgood : CO.
Chicago: lladcy HFos. L Cu. PopSs. Price, oe
cents.
fLomas Bailey Aldrlch ha. written tsortcs
And songs that hxve given hlIn 2u enylable re-
puto among American authors, yot he has never
, 1877-07-14

ideas OF education, 50 nuch urged by many OK
our great educators, tllat "Tllc physical cduea-
tion Of tho senses Is tho royal roa'l to the cdu-
cntton Of the intellect: experience, not 1nen1-
ory, tho mother Of idcas."
LADY STERI.lSB-N1A!lWE
Only four months ago we read the ncws that
Tho lion. Mrs. Norton vas married 10 Sir Wtll-
lam Sterling Maxwell. By succ!al license tic
ceremony was performed at her own rctflcnce
In 1.on'lui,, as she was IN such illcalt as to he
unable to leave her house. The intelligence was
Of pathetic interest, for tho lldy whom It con-
ccrned had endured 1tlc Of peculiar sorrow,
and hor beauty, her talents, n1d her personal fas-
cinatons had Won her tic sympathetic asltnira"
tlon Of all who lad her acquaintance or knew
her through, fnmc. At tho time Of her
SECOND marriage sic was In her 7ott, ycar,-an
ago vhcu, according to tho general acrount Of
the world one has dnns with the fresh and
joyous ant!clpattons which form tile charm Of
every now n!ltn,,ec Of friendship ard ntIc2tion.
But, In the present ease, tho ordinary rnlo was
acknowledged TO bo Without force: und the still
warm heart, bright wit, and engaging 1nlen OF
the bEide rendered her late marriage an entirely
appropriate affair. Thu prol0HgtI years OF
happiness which her friends might hopc were In
storu for her werc, however, suddenly tcTr-
mated by her dcath on tho 18Th Of June.
Caroftnc Norton was onu Of the three benrtt.
full daughters Of Thomas Sheridan, son Of tho
famous Richard yrinslcy Sheridan. 10 lovely
in face aud form. were these slstcrs that they
were widely known ns "Thu Three Graees."
Cnrolinc was born in 1908, anl in carly youth
proved herself an heircss Of her grandtatner's
tratc,i sa:trr entitled '.Thu Dandies' Kout,"
and displayed In the production m amazlag. de-
gree Of comic talcnt for onc 80 young. Mhcn!
" years old Mtss Ehc,ilan lccatnc tho wife Of
and hcir-prcsuinptlye of Lord Gr4ntley. Tho
union was most unfortunate, fur her lus5andw was
IN every respect unworthy Of her. lilo posscsactl
small fortune, and WINS barristGr by profess
s!on: but h. had neither capacity nor inclina;
mems lu scnsual dhslpatlons.
It Is stated that l.u "coaxed his wife Into
asking the nono-sesFe..sy 70 make him =
moro than Its salary by her pea.n' 1n ouo year
she 1nado $7,0O by contributing sketches,
tales, and verses to tho periodicals. This was
when her beauty VA a. ~ height, and hsr
work was !" Tic Borrows OF itosa'ic,'t wlrll NJ
pearcu III 1880: 1t was soon followed " wTho 1T,
unlyln4 One,' = poetic yers'gM Of "The WAn-
u % ti,u ts1ands 4; In isas, "Aunt Cary's Ballads
for Children u; and In 1sol. the :. Lady Q! Ia
Garage" Tho story OF "oli slr douglas "
~: s aaa s{"tfa '., a ia "s'as9s Ms'Hsi =; DUH Il
icatli," arc regarded a. ler Gncst coMpos!ti.lae.
It ls remarked IN tho .ishtMaun., that, although
at I'll ties slc loycd scTs'i1cat'on. l!al faith
Of her rrauds!re, Ivy III tho exercise Of more
untettcrud urt. I.iEc him, she WIS III talt in-
imtablu, III versatility ot illustration incxhEust
iblr, IN irony anl inyertlye irrcslstible.''
Iii ISL. tn tho xcn'th Of her lovc!'ncss aul
, 1877-07-14


Museum ~ no" 9pef a,i anu ennlans vanahle
loahtollcetlon Oh Inlhese polts!aln, oi 'span.
csc nft.ttcasurcs, ., osnnneH sases e.s: - .a1se
htim!cr o. Hwcn!sh ngntes "e'e pu'saaaeu as.! ~
"" tchtennlai EhPost"n 1T tn:s ,t,e siI.ensl,'
One room Is s1cyntcutp wi nct, @
hofni:ai nnnliSs'nstus ctn VIII ~ ". enaIEeIi e
!lfe-fnehGcfaatp 1,,' nMt,' o1'i tG n',hua! 'nen,
pctsillp flo Ifl. "Hl!an, T. niahs' H.. . mc,.
khn"h traVe,:t anu aIthtntGMt, ~ u the o1'e'nA-
Flftcen Thousand dollars has already been
subscribed ior monument . TO I1oIo byron. ~
= = natt,,nt ,.,",,rri"i ~ H." 1rsnt ~ net H.
Diaracli sa,J. Fl, speakine OF Uyru,1s private
character. t'1t nust be remembered that be
was born In An age Of contracted sympsthtes and
thcn ntc.ttoneI has aincc hccn s,,rrenf]erc,i.
II be fell, which f.e undoubtedly lid, Into many
crror,eo.ls conclusions upon divine subjects, It
thaT pc urged iof MIN lint nc was very young"
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
At a late meeting bf the Statistical BocfcIy of
1nn,1on n r. f,ovarttr,n rc.tI a ,,ncr i In
tho Populations nf Russia and Turkey" which
rare In nn..ta a.ks4. 4a9 tnhntftants. n, T,r.
1.o, .. n.a ocp -. tr.,,,1,n,, 1,u,t.,. .r-..si,
My ~''o'''Yt't - ~, - '''.Aa.''e =. Es!p'' aipost,
anu lunlh, 4A4V5,!Uu: 70 Runnan'a, 4,AO0uO;
n,lti t0 8ervia, t,353, ,000. Thc population 0i
Russia was said to tnr.eatc At the rate OF Il pcr
. grut pyr annu,n, NJ data et,owtur The Increase
in Turkey arc RccesaibIe; but IL js probable that
there Is no lncrcato Of the fibnnant race oFlne
To ytcfutls prnrtIccs uInulldkt the women. and
The lossrs III war. Throughout AsiatIc Ku.fia,
and II, n considerable portion Ut European Rus
sla, the male rex prctIoru mates. Tho tamr fact
exists tn Isoumauta nnd urcece. In Russia there
aru 100 Suys To crerY 10 persune Ut other rn.
, 1877-07-14

VI perception stnpsnvrtl In qn'ckncr, and artrsa-
~, mil they ari: raised progressively to n1n1c
intellectual atatct. Aluc1' inGetli1ns Hni useful
apparatus s,a. been tlcvt,Ml hy Ir. Wilbur Tor
tcnchng rcalng, writing, arithmetic, etc, y IL
nnt uncommon for these pupils to btconc fine
{,tnfnen, anil occasionally one cxFclS in tnH,e
by tho boail7 training rather than by the int!l-
tall Tl'esc results, Hcr'n !ngiY small, tr'' really
very Important. ami have been nbtainet1 only by
grcnt wisdom anil great labor.
1t il to he Hoped lint our State institutions
for idiots will not bcyomc osergr'wn. as idiots.
above ali other afflicted. need Immediate co1ita:t
with tho wise plytfcians wfo have fhcsa lnstisu
tions III Charge. It would BE- t1uth better to H.
these rsew oucs with accomplished teachers who
have shown peculiar aptncsa for such posstlons.
The Institutions for l1ots arn more iust'iiiate
thnn those for tho insane IN the Tact that ttlcy
n5s ntese hs sssers as Tha a.gas o4 TIC DE-
lncntrl have had TO- nnlcarn the nnfsanle .ncth
DDS formerly thought necessary i,r eaiety, atu
to east aside tho cD!h ahYstotlc3, te tlaGp ~h!fh'
and bolts wl,icl, made torture-ho1.ses Of them.
II Is believed that superior sncan. Of tnvcstt-
gallon recently acquired by the medical schools
viii cause the .post-fnoFtcm cxnminrtion 81
Illuts TO Weld valuable tacts regarding tho tnt-
mate structure OF the nervous ttss4c, nnd tle
pcc,llnr1tles OF tho different parts Ut the brat
a. affecting the mind. The methods Of ttalui,'g
which hare hcen fouha net cssars to a'ya6cn m
tcIllRcncc already show tl,at loo much prO,,,i-
ncrcc hns been nttachetl 1y ctr teaGlcFs to tic
Influence Of tllc hrnii,.
The very first lever usc,l to move the sensi-
ihltics Of The IDIOT Is imitation tn 4; various
forms, by whc!, the still AMI uny:cfdtng or ID
other cn*es ubnormalty-restlces,. b1c: gre
rebuilt INFO. la1nan shape and fitted for
aomc nscinlncss. Tho sense nI touch,
will ,ho 1ss ss.se' i amskenS1 ts Saute eS
surfaces Of tic idiot are tanght to circulate the
icclinEs. by touch the ultimate ncrvc-flbrtls--
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
National s,aar., Hall.

yerdi's III Troyatoro" was presented at
National Guard Hall. Virginia. last eve
ming. with the following strong caste; Le-
onora. Caroline Riehinss-D BERNARD; Anu
a Gipsy. Mrs. Henri dayton; Man
rico. Harry Oates; Count III Luna (irsi
appearance. Pierre Bernard; Fernando,
Captain Of the Guard. Frank Howard:
Ruiz. Manrieo's Lieutchant. W. A. Nor
gan; Inez. Miss Amy Phillips: Old Gipsy.
Joseph Dauphin. Although this opera Is
highly esteemed by musicians generally, II
was not 81 heartily received by the audience
last evening as were the productions which
have preceded II. The acting of the com
pany was remarkably good In all parts.
Mrs.. Riehard.-B Bernard WAS superb as Lee
onora. Pierre bernard received his share
% applause. His singing and acting were
commsndcl by all. Harry Gates eclipsel
himself a. Manrics. Ono great charm OF
this gentleman's singing IA that he enun-
ciate- his words 50 plainly that they may
IL understood without straiuing tho ear.
lie Is gaining popularity here with every
appearance. This evening. Anbsr's " Fra
Diayolo." with Mrs.. Bernard a. Zerlina,
Hattie Moore a. Lady Allcash. Gates a.
Marquis, Pierre Bernard a. Beppo. the
robber, and Kinross a. Guiacomo. Sun
DAY evening. Mozart's "figaro's Hook
zeit." Monday night. faus, for
finale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-25
r.,., A.eiis.,. for August.

The series Of fatal accidents that We have
been having lately establishes the truth Of
one Comsioek saying at the same time that
II destroys the validity of another. That
accidents seem to bc contagious. and thai
August Is aoi a lucky month, IA shown by
the long list % mortality for the three
weeks 81 the month that have passed by.
Fred. Mcdonald. on the 9th. Was killed in
the Justice , ON the lith Charles Colds
worthy was fatally injured In the Con.
Virginia I: Maurice O'Connor WAS Killed III
the Savage ON the iith: yestiElay fonr mcn
were seriously injured. OF whom Johnny
uslov is already deal, while the lives of
Barrett and Sullivan, at last accounts, were
Jr,paircd Of; and then to-day comes tile
death Of Banton. Besides these fatal &C
cilents, there have been numerous Other
accidents where limbs have been broker
and the miners disabled from work
Evrything considered. there il no work
IN the world that il 50 dangerous as thai
underground in our mines. Many mel
are taking the risks every day. Miners arr
killed. but work goes on all the same
Plenty OF men are found ready and anx'
ious TO ri.k the underground dangers ior
tho wages Of four dollars per day. when
would seem little enough under the cir
eumstances.