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The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
Pio,ce's FaY0yite Presentation.

The term however, is but feeble expression
Of my high appreciation OF its value, based upon
my own personal observation. AS a close Ob-
server, haze, While witnessing its positive re-
suits In the few special Diseases incident to the
separate organism Of woman, singled 1t ut as
the climax or croVgnsDg gem of my
medical career. On its merits, az a posi-
ave, safe, and electual remedy for this class
Of diseases, and one that will, at all times and
unter all circumstances, act kindly and in har-
monv with the laws which govern the female
lvstem, J am willing 70 stake my reputation as
,Hysicar, Nay, even more, 80 confident am
IA il VIII not disappCint the most sanguIne
'Noe2 ui0us Of single Invalid lady VINO Uses 1t
tyr H..yut .Hc ailments for which recon"endlt
mat | Gler and sell It under A pos EaEE
GUARANTEE. II beneficial eHc g not
G lperiCHCeI by the tirle tSO-lhrds Of Inc cor-
tents Of the bottle are used, Will, on return 1t
nc bottle, tw3-thlrds of the medicine having,
1Ccn taken according to directions, ana ,'ie case
being one tor NolGh recommend Il, promptly
feund the mOhev paid for 1t. Had not the
most perfect confidence IN its virtues. could not
Offer il Us do under these conditions; but hav-
ing witnessed its truly miraculous cures III thou
ants Of cases, feel warranted and
perfectly safe In risking both Eay
reputation and my money Oh iR
merits.
The following are among those diseases in
which my EavOrlte Prescription has
worked cures, AS If by magic, and with cer-
talntv never before attained by any medicine:
Lcucorrhna, Excessive Flowing, Painful
hOnlhly HerlotS, SuppfeSslonS Whcn from tn~
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, Pro-
lapsus, or falling of the Uterus, Anteverson and
Rctrovcgsion, Bearing Down Sensations, Inter-
! nal Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Des-
pondeucy, Threatened Miscarriage, Chrome
Congestion, Inflammation and liberation OF tho
UtcrlS. Impotency, BaTenness, or Sterilily Fe-
mae Weakness, and very many other chronic
diseases incident 10 woman not mentioned here
| Ii al affections of this nature, my FaY"r(e
Prescription works cures the marvel OF
! iisc world. This medicine do not eXtol as
| cure al, Dut il admirably tulfllls single
| ness OF purpose, being most perfect
suecihc IN ali chronic diseases Of the sexual sys.
| lem Of woman. 1t will not disapp0int, nor Will
, 1t do harm, in any state or condition.
Those who desire further information or
| ,htse subjects can obtain it in THE PEoPLE'S
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, booa
| Of over $40 pages, sent, postpaid, on receipt
| II $3.50. II treats minntely OF those diseasci
| rccuFlar 10 Females, and gives much valuable
livtce in regard TO the management OF those
| luectiOns.
rAvOHITE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
SY AAL DRUGGISTS.
R. Y. PIERCE, N, D. PTOp'r,
BUFFALO, N. J.
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MEDICAL.
lAn Ru hR,. xn,arARLE RBEU.

vINR. FIT Err. VE,s liable RIB Eu'
ti6n OF one ot rh"1Nafp;. ID = est plys,'
clans, and Ia gntIan ,e u"e rh: s!4,ii'
tism, nsuralgia .cistica, pain, y Aache
SO. or money r, ft.Ad.d, by invigoratln.
the nerves, r nrityin. the blood, aud TeG
trr'iz'ng "oisoDous deposits IA the sys'et'.
by Iuerlt 1t has become "A standard nedi
cine, Suffering and money saved by u>eint
ltiin time hauember thai y sIsier Is
the only phvsiCiHn in Am riga desotihs
Wiyears 10 this one line OF practice. Cur,
warranted, Advice gratis. 45 Soufh h For
street
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sslt seems as If should cough my head
of Ia sometimes the impatient exclama
tiOu Of q suff from severe Cough
Quell the par"xysms with Hale's Honey oi
Horenound and Tar. The relief is imme.
diate AMI the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops 'eure IN one
minute.
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UNFOUNDED RUMOR.

On Saturday m orning there was a rumo,
on the streets that Chambers, one of the
execu ed men, h had come to life after being
placed in his coffin, and that be turned his
head and opened his eyes, which was occa-
stoned from natural cause.-the contraction
of musles. The bodies were inferred In
Potter's Field.
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THE WEST INDIES.

CONFIRMATION OF THE OVERTHROW OF
THE BAEx GOVERNMENT IN ST. DoMrEGo.
HAVANA, March %, 1S7s-The English
mail steamer from St. Thomas March 16,
arrived to-day bringing the following intel,
jsence:-
THE ST. DOMINGO REVOLUTION.
In st. Domingo provisional government
exists, General Cesareo Gull llermo presiding
A new president will be elected. The revo-
lu ion was the cause OF immense damage 10
property and families. Commerce Is entire
ly ruined. The distress prevailing will
probably be safeguard against fresh rl,ings
for some time.
The news from Hayti says nothing about
the revolution reported there.
CROPS IN BARBADOS.
In Barbados the harvesting of the sugar
crop is progressing favorably and bread
ttuffs aud provisions are plentiful. In the
,ther Caribee Islands the crops are favor.
aole. g-.s
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OZONE.
It's Pow GrS.

gbe world moves. so does cience. W.
ave long been acrustone to read Ih4
the wan ott zone in The atmosphere wa
Che cause of the pla ue of cholera, nal
pox diplheria, sp"its1 fever i'aeeo q, q,
rom tat d con i1ion of the sir W.
bre lrhe II W to equalize the dislulbet
condition OF the sir we bresth1 to a heaithS
lone, Or supply is health giving iunc' ioht
tpr. b EN- wh CHI occupied the best mind
Of the medica! profeNs 81 IN Par.t, vienna
,.r)in. nub.in and Edi burg, as well
our own schools Tor a ge Grafton more
professor WIN A Pane. A. NJ. Nj. d..
highly educa ed and cultivated p'ysicia =
las saborru asst onsit 10 thir six ear
10 THIS cause Of disease sad its reM dy.
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TIE MPEP ANCE.

Messrs. butcher, Wells nd Fox, on an
invitation from VIM. VI. Fields, superin-
tendent of the Sunday school at Riddles
Bank, addressed meeting yesterday after
noon at 80 O'Clock in Riddles Chapel.
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DIsOHDERLY CONDUCT.

John Pierson and Joseph Long were ar
raigned before Mayor " Whiteley on Saturday
morning, charged with tresspassing on the
cars of the P. W. & B. R. R. Company, and
behaving disorderly. Each were fined IS
and costs and required to give 5000 bail to
keep the peace.
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CrOaktng 4

CrOakfng IL not confined to the frog
Dopds. At this season ain ost every body is
hoarse. The bleating of distressed lung is
every where. Why is tnis, when Hale's
any cough, cs'l or hoarseness in 48 hours? ?
Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drop ures in one
minute.
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The novelty ofmodern Medical, Chemical, and
pharmaceutical Science. No use of any longer
taking the large, repulsive, and nauseous pills,
composed of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredi-
ens, when we can, by a careful application of
cG'micai science, extract all the cathartic anu
o Ief medlclna! properties from the most vau-
ave roofs ana herbs, and concentrate them into
" III AllIc Granule, scarcely larger than q
mustard seed, that can be readily swallowed
W those of the most sensitive stomachs and faS-
IT, lilons Htstes. Each little Purgative Pellet
represents, in most concentrated form, Us much
HALharlC power as is embodied in any of the
large pills found for sale in drug-shops. From
'hcir wonderful calhartic power, in comparison
l" 'helr size, people who have not tried them are
AZ, to suppose that they are harsh or drastic in
CuGct but such is not at all the CASE the different
actlNe medicinal principles of which they are
com osed Demg 80 harmonized and modified,
TcaFC ming and thorough, yet gently
an" kindiy operating, cathartic.
$500 Reward is hereby offered by the pro-
nrie'or OF these Pellets, to any chemist who
upon ANALYSIS, VIII find in them any calome1 or
o'her forms OF mercury, mineral poison, or in-
Jurl0us drug.
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care = REQUIRED while using them. They oper-
ae without disturbance to the constitution diet,
" occupation. For Eaundice, Headache
- the Shoulders, Tightness of the
Ch5H, EiZEinCss, Sour EructatiOns
, Sr"h t@e %iolnacil, ESRd taste In tho
,.ss1Mth, fsJ'i%nN attacks, Pain IN re"
&,oh % AidneYs, informal Fever,
hsiOatcd feeling about stomach, Rush
- EiOGd TO Hc0G, Gtigh-cOiored
1rinH, .UnsociGbElity and Gloomy
Ho.'&0OGt taRSg take DIR. Pierce's Pleas.
a'Et EurgAtige Pellets. In explanation or
.e remCilla! power of my Purgative Pellets
oyer so great a variety OF diseases, wish TO say
'hNt tA"iF action upOn The animal
tc"mc Dy /" untVersnl, not IA gland or
LFrSu9 escaping tneir RanaIivc i'm.
cf'"N. Age does not impair the properties OF
."c'e I'cuei' They are su@ar-coated and M
c'"aet in glass bottles, their virtues being there
~ r|c@crve's unlmpaired for any length of Tune,
Il any climate, SO that they are always fcsh
'n' reliable. This is 1ot the case with tfoSe
'ulN "hich are put up in cheap wOOden or
."ieboard boxes. RecOlleCt that for ali dis
a 6 Were d laxative, Alternative. G.
it;F@n'iyes is Indicated, these litue Pe'les
l.! eve tie most perfect satisfaction to all who
ne ..r.a.
E'"y are sOld by all Druggistf nj
T. Ge4tS q bottle.
2. Y. PIERCE, N. D., Pyopr,
BUFFALO. 4, {:
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+ d w JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 N. Fror
VI Street, Branch Office corner Ninth anG
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' ant
Gentlemen's Garments of every descrip
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April lS77
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ON An.

Bv nm Immense practice, extending through
soriod Of years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases OF those diseases peculiar
b woman, l. have been enabled to perfect u
most potent and agreeable medicine that meets
he indications presented by that Class of d!s-
eases with positive certainty and exactneo5
10 designate this natural specific compound,
[ have named il
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
CONFIRMATION.

The appointments for confirmation In
Trinity Chapel, which was to have taken
place on Sunday next has been pos poned
uGtil Sun lay evening, June 9Th.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
MARATIME NEWS.

The buoy has drifted out Of place at
Lewes, and Cape Henlopen Light now bears
N. W. by W. 4 W.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25

Oxygen refrescnts 18th Of the atmos-
phere Oz me lCr0h part, On" thousaad
qaurts, or IS cubic feet Of air are ,nsumel
by person every TWEEN ts -four hours.
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PEABODY HOTEL,

Th" lerse and elegant Hote, ha, repn re-
Gently hLted IN tn" most eXgui-li" Nv
M the celeb "atel tr y sSOr raip. m
FfotesS3f eXerGl 'eN ~ er 0nal 'uU rVi. o p
over "VHCY rice OF foot Wp'rh c.mpS
lIto the s'eWHrd's IL partm nt bp,n'e II is
lVen "ui to the co KS six uii,, nthnr A.
ilc g. ~ lie are reg. tAr' y iispeng ed hone
no WithStan.n"g Gue large ,umberur.u .u,-t.
not s'ug'e c So Of tiN ase ba>o G rcd
ana ..'= Il valid recnVrrS W u r.'narta.
jAc'lty. The Profess + has thus c,nv..rtnd
|" Ef.t class F0t"! lntu " Ntuctua,v ,,C
Il at' '"sta I'd ~ Il p SD.hou q 0i dis.,rs :
IS Is frequently The cas- WIN Hotels, He
lAS Il" ..o'1 experience "a aq.lE. nn.
nNEN WHlte sHod ,c.e tihc = ,o,,s 'wlo
later :" Gle conf T., nri, e. and hnnnii'..go
! 'Ir &u' = ~ .uh e he pass Us a,,d
nornl ,"ppe' eS he charg = re in 5e D.
my W il "a ima+, briur " per d.y + r.,
room end olr,e mc4Is. 10 ms wItnnu
" q; rom y cents - 49, Weekly ,oar,j
r'''p % to 81, Board vitrout CONS =. NJ
yer Wees eV II IL u. &C eos or u.
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Schoebein named he substance which he
discovered Z'ne. from the Greek word
"OZein," signifying 10 smell He supposed
that ! was Oxygen in az "cti &c 81 highly
electr D-Degattve state. Nv OBS rvatiuns do
not warratt these conclusions rs sub
stanreS such AS Ga crate of p taSs l. etc \
that yield ia1 ge quantities If Oxy gen give
but little ozone, while others producing
producing little or no Oxygen yield large
Quantities 0fOZnne. The IN Jst high OzOn- =
lied organic bodies are Cedar Wood Pire E.
leaves Blood. etc, etc # the Mineral
Satts, Alum, |urrhur, chloride of Soda
etc, may b. yeutioned as agents yielding
ozone III abun ance. Ozone may be nlau
utacturrh from all Oz0nizrd bodies by
he,nic"l a1iioity, the evOu'ion OF org .nic
matfer, and the apid dtsinI egration Of all
nzoniAcd substances, either BY maaus of
heat E e'ecIlclty or other forms # force.
zone i the antiseptc princi ole of every
subStanc" p fsSsssi y the power to pres erve
animal end getab|e structures from de-
cav. The preSerVaiive and pu l1v'ns quail
tiles OF SA'L, i'arbOiic Acid, hluride Oi
LINE. ~tJcuh ii, e c., ule due TO the preee enc 4
OF UZoL3.
'r. P-ync c.n he consrIted daily at ri,
Offices IN ihe H"abody Hotel H,Irth t,rce
netween Walnut and spruce str, ct, Phtla-
del lhia,
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open DAY and night-the cars ~unn,n,
any Of the depots, or any pat Of Il The or oity tom
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25
GRAND OPENING SEASON
OF 1878.

TS,sses are hard. bus tCS s9aust dress
As tSeU as any of our set;
The place to buy L ,OtH not guess,
II L sDould get a perfect ft.
But cisit the Boston One Price 50 ere,
For + do take the lead
THIS i,r."ent season, HRss years before,
In everything need.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25

Yes spring is here, but ycu feel the need
of NEW CLO1 HES. Bear in mind THIS
FACT: The
The Morning herald., 1878-03-25

Nh RacastraAt Philadelphia p,
, 1878-02-02
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 22.-Oa Thu.s>
day evening squad Of police under
command of Capt. Lees. proceeded to a
small cottage on Walnut avenue, where
they arrested a person dressed in wo-
mans clothes, supposed to be j. G.
Duncan; that he was placed in q hack
by the officers aud driven away. This
arrest is denied at police headquarters,
but the statement is corroboratsd by q
number of responsible citizens, eye
witnesses. The renting of the house
had been traced to friends of Duncan.
Only one room in the building was fur
nished. It is supposed the building
has been occupied Cor some time by
Duncan, and perhaps Lewarne.
The trial of Kearney, Knight and W.
Wellock was finished this evening, the
jury finding verdict of not guilty. All
were Immediately rearrested on other
charges.
The run on both the Odd Fellows
and Clay Street Savings banks has en-
tirely subsidized and only the ordinary
business is being transacted.
, 1878-02-02
EASTERN STATES.

New YORK, Jan. 29.-Although the
attempt to defeat the cigar makers long
strike by importation of Chinese work.
men failed here, the strike itself has
collapsed after a four months struggle
and enormous waste of money. The
men are gezerally seeking work again
at manufacturers terms.
CHICAGO, Jan. ga Washington
special says a singular petition was pre-
sented in the house to-day by Mr.. Glo>
yer of Missouri. The petition is signed
by William Hastings of California, who
asks to be relieved from his allegiance
as citizen of the United States. be-
cause justice has been denied him.
Hastings grievances nre that IN 1877
he was anxious to be admitted to prac-
tice at the bar of the U. S. Supreme
Court, and a certain senator promised
to introduce him. but upon discovering
that Justice Field was unfriendly to
him (Hastings), this senator retracted
his promise. For that petitioner calls
him a coward. and unworthy the dig~
nifty of senator. He asserts that he
has been denied his right to practice on
account Of the hostility of Field to him.
He then charges Justice Bradley with
corruption as q member of the electoral
commission. He also submits charges
against Justice Field and Judge Hark-
ness of the California district court.
These charges, he says, committee OF
the house has stified. He charges Sen.
ator Blaine with packing committees in
the interest of banks. monopolies and
railroad corporations, when he was
speaker Of the house. He says he en-
bodied these charges against Blaine in q
, 1878-02-02

Why may not the government,
which always has use for mouey,
and is amply responsible for all its
uses. establish postal savings banks?
This inquiry is becoming general,
and daily grows in emphasis. There
seems to be at least three good rea-
sons why this question should re-
ceive an affirmative answer. In the
first place the government needs
more money, and by just the
amount borrowed from its own citi-
zens would decrease the necessity of
borrowing from foreign capitalists
and the consequent expectation of
gold for the payment of interest. In
the second place, such a measure
would encourage thrift among the
people by placing the opportunity
before all alike to save securely. lit
tie by little, the surplus Of honest
industry. How to help the working
classes place themselves above want
should be the careful study of all
governments, for security from want
is security from temptation and con-
sequeut crime. In the next place
such o plan would tend directly to
foster an abiding attachment for and
personal interest in the prosperity
of the government among the class
whose loyalty is of prime import
ance.
, 1878-02-02
THE EASTERN WAR.

CoNsTANT1NoPLE. Jan. 22.--A dispatch
says the whole district of Bourgos has
been devastated by Bashi Bazouks and
Circassians. who slaughtered the in
habitants and burned the villages.
A Russian official dispatch from I'll.
fis says Gen. Komoraff's detachment
from Ardanutsck stormed Artyest on
the 18Th The Turks lost heavily, the
Russians slightly.
LONDON, Jan. %. Dispatches from
Vienna say Russia has taken the fate of
Roumania, Servia aud Montenegro into
her own hands, and none of them will
be represented in the negotiations with
Turkey. This is causing much ilI-feel-
ing at Bucharest, while the Servians
are endeavoring to occupy as much as
possible of the territory known as Old
Servia before hostilities are at an end.
which they intend to claim as their
compensation.
A Russian official dispatch from Kez :
anlik says Gen. Gourko fought Sulei-
, 1878-02-02

The Sheik ul Islam in Con-
stantinople has composed a
prayer for Turkish success, to
be recited in all the mosques of
the Turkish empire. Its ex-
pressions against the opposing
armies are not of the most ami
BILE kind. After praying for the
Turkish arms, it says: "Sweep
from the surfaceSof the earth the
infidels who oppose us, thee aud
thy holy and only true religion.
They are buried in the gloom of
impiety like hogs in a swamp,
and yet they dare to lift their
hands against thy faithful peo-
pie and thy prophet, Moham-
med. Dissolve their alliances,
disperse their troops. break
their weapons, crush their
forces and pitch them into the
depths of hell. May they and
their riches become the prey Of
those who believe in thee and
thy prophet, and with whom
may remain the grace and bene-
dlction of Allahn'
, 1878-02-02

They tell good story Of the
ponderous Senator David Davis.
When Senator Maxey was
speaking, recently, Davis left his
own seat to get near the Texas
Senator. He took the chance of
one of the ordinary Senate chairs
holding him. The result was
that he had no sooner got we'll
seated in it than the cane seat as
we'll as the underpinning gave
way, and dumped the distin-
guished Senator on the floor in.
q very undignified bundle.
, 1878-02-02

man Pasha Dom the 18th to the 18th.
The Turks vere finally driven into the
Rhodope mountains. Their loss was
4.0a0 killed and 5000 prisoners and 40
guns captured.
CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-The Tines Lon
don special says the situation is again
becoming very critical. There is au>
thority for the statement that Russia is
indignant at the attitude of England
and is disposed to break off negotia-
tons altogether. or else delay them un-
til possessed Of military advantages
which will enable her to meet an attack
from England. Advices from St. Pc
tersburg received this morning, show a
marked change in the tone of the SEMI
official press. indicating change of
programme on the part of the govern
ment.
1t Is asserted from Bucharest that the
march on Galllpoli is military neces>
sity for the purpose OF cutting off the
retreat of Suleiman, whose troops are
being embarked at Jennizza on the Gulf
of Saros.
There is considerable apprehension
here that from this military necessity
may grow the military occupation of
Gallipoli, which would greatly embar>
rass the English troops in case of hos
tilities. s7-s7+
A correspondent at Pera says an ar
mistics has been agreed on, though the
terms are not known. He believes it
includes everything demanded by RUS
sia, as the Porte is determined to con-
clude peaee%at any price and allow the
remainder of the fighting, if any must
be done, to be carried on by some other
power.
Suleiman still has left force of from
10000 to $4,000 men. With these and
suoh forces as can be raised at Constan-
tinople. he thinks o defense of the city
could be made for several weeks in case
it is determined to make resistance.
, 1878-02-02

The new Canon of Westmin-
ster (Falrar) must have sent
dismay through Pandemonium
by his last utterance in the an
cient abbey. Having quoted
from the Bible the words ''hell, y
"damnation," "everlasting," and
continued: ~ say unhesitating
ly, | say with the fullest right to
speak, and with the necessary
knowledge; say with the calm
est and most unfiinching sense
Of responsibility, standing here
in the sight of God and our Sa-
vior, and it may be Of the angels
and spirits of the dead, that not
one Of these words should stand
any longer in our English Bible;
and that, being in our aecepta-
ton Of them simply mistransla-
tions, they most unquestionably
will not stand in the revised ver-
sion of the Bible if the revisers
have done their duty
, 1878-02-02

The Germans are using corks
as stufing for bed coverlets in
stead Of down. And now when
the Teutonic husband rolls into
bed after returning from a lodge
meeting, and his wife sits ap on
her elbow and shifts susplciously
the balmy air of night, the old
gentleman merely puts his head
into the pillow and remarks:-
" Dem champagne corg cofierlets
vas shmell awful shtrong to-
night, ain'd it?"-Puck,
, 1878-02-02
NUMBER 10.

The Seattle htelAgencer evi-
IDENTIFY tries to dampen the ardor
and humiliate the pretentions of
our Dungeness friends. Itspeaks
of seeing an item about a sloop
going from there to Victoria,
loaded with produce, and adds,
"the place must be coming out;
get steamboat to Neah Bay,
and these LITTLE NooKs will be-
gin to fill up, etc. This sounds
like trying to belittle the place
with sarcasm, after we consider
that from two to five schooners,
scows, etc, averaging a tonnage
Of 25 to 40 each, are kept busy
during the greater part of the
year in freighting away the sur
plus produce from that place.
Wonder if our cotemporary's
subscribers down in that section
don't feel grateful for such deli
cate attentions? Or maybe his
conceptions of the size and i'm
portance of their neighbour ood
are based upon the amount of
patronage he gets from it.-Port
Iounsand Argus.
The theological world contin-
ueS to be agitated in respect to
the subject of hell. It is worth
pointing out that the discussion
is largely one of definitions. The
fact of future punishment in
some shape for wilful sin in this
world is very generally conced-
ed. This deprives the hair-split-
tings of the theologians Of all
practical application to human
conduct. 1t is not worth while
for ordinary men to vex them
selves about what future punish
ment for intelligent sin shall be
called or what particular form it
will assume, SO long as there is
u general concurrence of opinion
that the sinner will be made to
suffer the full penalty for his
sin. The practical thing for
common men to do is to live IN
such a way as to be delivered
from any kind of punishment af-
ter death. AS to the theology
ans, they may be left to look out
for themselves.-N. Y. Post.
, 1878-02-02

It is proposed to redeem from
sterllity the great desert in the
western Part of Kansas and Ne
braska, by dammingsthe Arkan-
sas and Platte rivers, and turn
ing the waters into the desert,
forming a lake from which wa
ter could be drawn for irrigating
purposes,
, 1878-02-02

Ensign Lucien Young who
was one of the saved from the
Huron, is the brave young off
Ger who last year received a
medal from the Life-saving Be-
nevolent Association of New
York for his gallant conduct in
leaping into the sea from the
United States steamer Alaska,
while under way, and saving the
life Of q wounded seaman who
had been knocked overheard
from aloft On the 10th of Octo-
ber, 1878.