New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08

To conducted her 10 the residence OF her aunt in Ale
ghcny CITY and returned 10 Ithaca, where ne was &c
was from rst 10 last and there was nothing wrong any
where except in the minds OF the soahuaoNnS hciSu
bOrs.
IIoro il n Baltimore tramp's tale: "At Per-
ryville went to house with brlck III my manu. anu
asked the lady n she would please be so kind as TO put
ammo bnter ON IT, The request excited her curiosity
and she asked; .Why do you want TO put butter on
br,ckP told her going to eat II. surely she
said YOU arc not hungry "a to eat buitered brck
Come into the house and will give you food bagsed
souaro meal for which had set so slick trap. In
the western section OF the State asked for something
On oot NJ house and refused. then begged for
iookinC-gass which aroused curiosity 10 know what
would do with the mirror | replied, ! want to see
myself starving TO death They then gave Inc what
wanted"
In view of recent discussions of the princi-
pies of homeopathy. number OF physicians Of the
Halnomannan School have prepared the following terse
aud very clear declaration OF the Essential Points Of
the Homeopathic Doctrine" aud are circulating it
among their professional brethren, with q request for
signatures: l. The OF the sick ia most easily
mildly and permanently effected by medicines that are
themselves capable Of producing in a healthy person
morbid symptoms similar to those Of the sick. 2. The
changed and morbid conditions OF tissues and organs
results OF dynamic disturbance and not the Of
the disease. g. The totally OF the symptoms subjective
and objective is the sole indication for the choice Of the
remedy. T. The only proper way TO ascertain the sick
making properties Of medicine is TO prove them the
healthy. 3. In order 10 the best possible prac
teal results, medicines must be Administered sngly and
in dose Just sufficient 10 cure. g. And local treatment
OF all kinds in nOnsurgical cases is not only unncccs
say but apt IL change the location Of the disease aud
induce dangerous complications, and never permanently
cures"
The dignifod London journals are not above
describing wedding. The news articles the mar
riago Of the Duke Of Norfolk and Lady Flora Abncyas
iugs averaged three columns in the great daes, and
The times went far to dcN Ote to the event we'd
ding leader which read moTe like sermon than an
cW,haamium, for the central theme seemed to he the
advantages OF Professionalism The Spectator instead OF
Seeding the editors for publishing endless OF
the guests the wedding presents, the festivities ana The
cercInomals c0nfcsscs that they displayed sound iud
ment journalist in giving the public news which was
undoubtedly interesting. Much Of this popular interest
in these bueblOOd nuptal it ascribes to mere turnkey
ism. and mach to The admiration Of children for a
toy which gitteIs but it admits that the fact remains
that tie English people in some respects 80 democratic,
NJ heart like these mobiles, their magnceucc and their
assumploHo OF Su'gorlL 10 oinei H, ILe3e arc sIayc
admissions nom great Eng ls a4 oiIli. ~ cGte".aF
Hcrcc. which has SO often lamcuicd the degrading Ten
denotes OF American society and sought 20 blunt lc
! oyster.
There is ore woman too many in politics to
! please tie French Republicans. Gamhetta's journal
states that the family clique Of the Marsha! forms q
fourth power in tbc State, and scolds Nine MlcMaEou
for having ccncaulateIM. BarasnoD,of the Righupon
ayigorous speech ana for neddlng otherwise in politics
Readers of TIE TRIBUNE have not forgotten lis L0H"0n
correspondence account OF the secret causes OF The Dis
| mssa Of the Ministry the 10th Of May; how Nine.
simon had entered the drawnSroom at the Elsce arm
marm with her husband instead Of going IN front OF
him; how the Duchess of Magenta shocked by this
breach OF ctquctc, and subjected The Prime Ministers
wife social PROSECUTIONS; how the Tnor reached TIC
Duchcss's Chat her rival intended 20 wear macn-
cent lcmoncoorcd dress great occasion; how IL
namcd with jealousy she cried out TO her intimate
friends that Nine Simon must not 20 TO the ball as the
wife of the Prime Minister; ana how letter which the
DIXIE ~ Brocc had drawn M and left on Gle for Use
cOntin gcncy. three months later w9s hastily revised
AID dispatched 10y the President to his ministers Ieo-
dcnce. That time Virgil tells every SOCIOLOGY, WO-
man was a leader in politics.