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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17

THE subs. -ibcr hereby gives public notice that
d. las been duly appointed By the Hon. Judge Of
Probate l,r the County Of oxford. and assumed
the trust ot Executor OF the estate OF
DANIEL SMALL. late Of Hiram,
ip sand County. deceased, by giving bond a. the
Law directs: he theref re- requests all persons IN
Gebtcd 10 the estate OF said deceased a. make
immediate payment; and those VINO nave any ne
mald. thereon 70 exhibit The same 10
DANIEL g.. SMALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17

OXFORD - At q Court of Probate held AZ
Fryo5Urg within aud for the county OF oxford
on the third daY Of December. \. ID. 1873,
MOODY MCLUCAS, named Executor ia Ger.
vi tain n .rument purpOrunS 20 ue t,e las.
WIN and Tes dment OF EAZabetn Dutch, iA'e oil
BTownGeL 10 said county, deceased having pre-
scented the same Tor PROBATE:
ordered, Ihat the said Executor give notN
20 all pcFsOusiutoresteC Oy causluPA copy OF thi'
order to be published three weeks successive! IN
the oxford n Democrat printed al Paris thAt ihey
may appear a. Probate Court 10 DC Aeld ~ al u
in sald County Oh the third TUESDAY Of Jan. next
al 9 o'clock n theforenoon and show cause II any
they have why the said Instrument should not D.
proved, approved and allowed as The last VIII
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
Atruecopy-attest: II. c. DAVIS, Register
OXFORD, sat a Court OF Probate held a
Fr,eburg. within andfor the county OF OXiord,o
the third day of December A. D. 1873. n
nS the petition OF OLIVE J. PENDEAIEk
J widow of Lindlcy " .PeudeNter late of Por-
ter IN said county ,deceased,pray ins lot an arrow"
ance out Of the Personal Estate OF her late nus
ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
70 ali persons interested by causing copy OF
,Sis order 70 ne three weeks successyely
in IN. oxford democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear at a Probate CogTtto De heLd al faris
In said Couu,y on the third Tue saey OF Jan men
al O'Clock n the forenoon and shew causei any
| thew have why the same should not he granted
WALKER, Judge.
Atrue oopy-attest: Ii {. DAVIS, register.
| OXFORD. sat q Count of Probate held at
| Fr,.OIrc within ard for the county of Oxford
| on the .d dly of December, \. u. ~. s.,
| IN The r.tition OF EMILY DANFORTH ct ais
| for ~, .pointnenl Of jordan Stacy, Adm 7
! on the estate OF Jacob Floyed late OF Porter, III
| said county. deceased:
| Ordered Fiat tie said Petitioners give notice
IN All u.rspps interested by Causing copy Of this
order ia b. published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
NAV appear 20 a Probate Court 10 be held al farl'
| in odd oUutv on The third Tuesday of Jan, next
| an nine O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause I
| any thew have why the same should not be granted
- a. H. WALKER, Judge.
! A true copy-attegt: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17

1t would make a stone image turn
green with envy to observe the expression
Of profound abstraction that settles down
on the face Of a worshipper when the
ptribution basket gets within about
three pews Of him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17
IcrisInfire Notice.

To the legislature Of Mime, Hezt 10 assemble in
January, A.D. 1879.
TINE "ul,r,igncd, Charles II. Gilbert aud Lim
1 ri I Gilbert now OF Canton, IN The county OF
oxford ,e-. ,ctfully represent, that they are now
engaged n mluulacturng lumber on the BANK OF
the Nu.fr.- .a-giu River, in Canton, under the
name 80 the canton steam MN COMPANY AMI thcy
ha, pure ascd the right % erect dams, picrs ana
b0oms N II river, a. OF near Canton Point, so
esIltl so fi- a. the ripaTign owners can convey
the s,tnc-Ne therefore pay th1t You would IN
corporate IL INTO a Company o. The name aiore-
said AMI authorize anu Empower U5 10 erect 7uch
dams. pier. and looms, and maintain the same,
and build uillz ard machinery thereon, under
such conditions and restrictions "a Non deem
proner CHAS. II GILBERT,
ZtMRI T.. GlLBEBf.
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17

Lives OF great men all remind US
that the average captain never feels H.
suited By being called colonel; but it is
safer as rule, to call them al general.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17

A line in one of MoOre's songs runs
thus Our couch shall be roses, be-
suargled with dew" To which a sensible
girl replied; lit would give me the rheum-
atis, and so it would you
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17

i have a great ear, wonderful
ear" said a coneeited musician, ID the
course of conversation. 80 has a jack
ass, ;" replied bystander.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17
Sale.

nURSU Ant 20 license from the Hon. Judge of
4 Probate FOR Oxford County. shall sell ON the
eleventh dav oi January' A. y. lN,l 90 ten p'elk,
forenoon, lt he house now occupied by Charlie
". Bioklort. ir Brownde!d, ~ said County ON me
ure1sisc. hereafter described no much Of the fol.
low iug rca. cstatC, as viii bring SlNircu-hunlrcd
Dollars, o. wit:-Thc homestead farm ~ ihc laic
Ann ". Clement, late oi ByOwuucld, deceased
and known as the Ann ". Clement farm, and now
occupied by Charlie W. Bickforl.
JAY l.. FRlNk, Admir-
Of the estate OF Ann ". Clement.
Rrownncld, Nov. 70, l,7s. a. jw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17
Ayers Hair VigOr,

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To ITS NdTURfL UTILITY IND COLOR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-17

THE subs. ribcr hereby giscs public notice that
he has been luly appointed boy the Hon: Judge OF
Probate for lie County of oxford, and assumed
the ,ru-t OF Administrator " the estate OF
CALEB ROME, late of Bethel,
N said County deceased, BY giving bond - the
Laws directs ho therefore requests all persons IN
dcbtcd 10 the estate Of said deceased 10 make I'M
mediate payment and those VINO nave any NC
nands thereon, 10 exhibit the same TO
CEILON ROWE.
~. ? r.-g lO-3W
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-25
Biographies 9epe(6em.
Oeutf@ lamb.

Berlin, l6. Stunt. Die pon 0ien
einsstrOffene Na&ri&t, baB Elm MOrbusr.
iu& auf ben beuti@en 2ronprinssn sspIant
wsrbe, bat bsute bisr bsbsutenbe Aufresuns
beruorserufen. SuntsrtunbbreiBis Cos
siaIiiten rpurben beute Absnb i'm EipoIi,
Biersarten, IN Der Rdbs Der Stabt, psrbafs
tet.
0onbon, 90. Suni. Cine Oeyel4s
uon 0ien beiast: Sn bipIomatiidsn Rrsis
fen wirb bie grtIdruns Der asr3te bss beut.
i9sn Raiiers, baB befen uoIIitdnbise @sne'
flung lang 8eit in anipru& nsbmsn wiirbs,
ais Sorldufer Der grusnnuns bss R,ou,
prinSen 5riebri@ DiIbeIm gum Resenter
ausssIsst. Die Antanbisums Der Re,
ssntidaft wirb gnbs Suni ober 4nfanss
Sali erwartet.
Berlin, 20. SUM-. Der Raiier II
oweit wisber berseltellt, baB CT In ieineu
3immsr amberssben Tam.
Berlin, 81. Suni. Die rnrube |,
Bstreif Der WabressIn. wel9e bic @esie
runs Sur llntsrbradnns bes So,ialismu
] srsreifen wirb, baaert fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-25
Summer 361.

Su ~ " w Wtu co uttt DSm uttIUts
| iferium bes WoItsmannes gairoIi midt 10
re4t 3ieben, wie es i9eint. Wan fanst
an, Wibtrauem an alien gden 3u offenba.
rem. Nun mas ioute man benn Mnbers er.
warten7 Der CUTE Nann par pon san3em
5er3en &epubIitaner unb feline partei bot
fi@ 10 iebr sefreut, aIs Ct ans Nuber tam.
Sect perleusnet er feline @enofeu, 5rinst
mebrere Wonar9iifen In bas Winiiterium
(peil er Niemanb anbers finben fonnts)
unb wirft ii@ benz &6uise 5umbert unters
tbdnisif 3u 5iBen, ober turs seiast, er
wollte auf beibe S@aItsrn trassn bod
bas iinse wobl, aber es iebt nidt!
gfun mir wOlIen ieben. Sect uirb's uarm,
unb Der StaIisnsr iit pon Natur faul unb
Dor allem iiebt man ben Ru1sn, ben Cir.
ten, ben preuBen, ben Oeiterreidsrn unb
ben Sransoien auf bie Singer, um i'm bod
fen Sale nod nit benz srOBten Saufsn
ein3uriiden, 10 wirb man bic Winiifer l9on
einitweiIeu In Rubs laijen.
Do@ ba 1T nod ber gr: Minifer Grispi,
Der Issten 9erbit gismard bsiu9t unb ben
beuti9en &aiier seieben bat. Der arme
Usann 1T in Rom idrsdlid ansei4wdrst
unb uerleumbet worbsn. Gr mar als Weors
none amsetlast, fi9 seissIid nit swsi
5rausn perbeiratbet 3u baben, usI9e beibs
nod slidIi9 an ieiner Seits Ieben. glun
bot bas @eri@t foIsenbsn vusiien" Spru4
sstban: nWfan tam bic AntIase gar ni6t
uorbrinsen, neil bic erite Grauuns weber
In Der pfarrei bes Brdutisams nod In ies
ner Der 1raut itattfanb nebiibsm batts Der
gicar fein &e@t, benz aiiiitirenben prieifer
CUR Erauuns bic 8olma@t gu ssben; mits
bin 1T bieie gbe ni&t siItis unb bate uns
ier Grispi uOlItOmmen Rs9t, wenn sr fid
cine 5ueite 5raa nabm." GIio fertis unb
Sanb barauf! Die 2iberaIen wifIen fd
immer gu beIfen, bas muB ibnen Der Neib
laifen.
Sn unierem Ra9barrei9e Canada
CAB q am !esten Wsittwo9 Dor Iasen in
Quebec einen sroBartisen Mrbsiter Eun,ult.
Seit Idmserer 3eit mar baieIbf Elm arbeitss
ausftamb TN @anse. neil Der Contractor
am neuen prOuineiaIsebdubs mad anii9t
Der eeute einen 3u serimsen GaseIobn sabIts.
Ra@bem eine sroBe Mafe Striters ben.
Rapor Der Stabt etnen Beiu@ absefattst
unb feline outage, baB er ibueu su ibrem
bisberisen Gaselobne einen Sdiains 3us
lase erwirtt, nit 6obn abssIsbnt battsn,
sOsem iie nod benz ct. 9ouis 9otsI, um
ii@ bss Contractors su bemd9tissm. Oa
iie ibn ni9t fanben 3os bic Nense mad ben,
Nebaaben bes Renanb, woieIbii fs 400
SaB WsebI NIT @ewaIt an fi9 riFen unb
bic 6ubrleute swausen, ss wessufibrsn.
Ser TumuIt nabm i9nell 70 ,u, baB Der
Napor bas Wsilitdr aufrief unb aus Bans
Ten unb @ei4dfte sei@!oiien wurbsn. Do9
mar bas Bolt bereits 10 wiibis, baB ss um
81 llbr @a&mittass einen ansriff auf Sas
Wsilitdr ma@te, wel&es i9IisBIi9 5eusr
CAB, 70 baB ein Paar Msnidsn um's 9ebsn
tamem unb beiberieitis gnuunbunssn ses
i&aben. Mm nd9iteu Gage rsquirirts man
NiIiiar unb sei&ab ieitbem teins fsrnsrs
Rubeit0runs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-25
@asfdnoil&e 2suno(&au.

Am Is. SUM 1T Der europdiide Cons
sreB in Berlin suiammsnsstreten. aas
SIide iiuO auf bic geriammIuns bieisr
Staatsmdnnsr guropa's ssridtst, pon be-.
ren gnti&eio es ubbdnssn wirb, Oh Der
5riebe su Stsnbs tOmmt, obr Oh elm nsusr
fur@tbarsrsr Sries, Der gang europa uers
wideIu warbe, ausbre@sn wirb. Den Boz.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-25

An3sigen fir pienies, 0ptierien, @Iadspisje
m, als ssm Settle Der fatb. air&s ,upiesr, 90.
ben feline aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-25

aus an3eisem ienbe man fpdteifems
Nontaa Woraen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-25

9tiratbs. unS 3pbssan,sissn nit SpraH
$3.50, pbne Spru6 $l.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-25

ausrdrtiss an,essm miFsn rrrausst,asft nsrssa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-25
greiss Diet Snzeisen.
3nrals0otiien.

antsr 3silen Brewer rrben mitt ana,npns.
men, Gar isse 3eile Brewer oeer bsren Ranm
eas 1. Wal III Cts. bic nGtftn Wals 5 Gsnte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-25
Veg 2 pten.

Paris, Is. Sum-. Der vWoniteur.
usrii@srt, baB Der YieetOnis pon aesppten
iid Dor Rurtem erbot, unter Der Bebinauna.
baB ibm bic Sabluns Der giuillilie uno Die
Na&fOIse ieiner S0bne sarantirt uarbe.
absubanten. Das Mnerbietsn purbe surlfs
sspisien, mas ben 0icetSnis iebo& midas
bauOu abbisIt. basieIbe au wisbsrbolsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02

folst mBsen otefelben fe sur@ablurne
oeer auf bic 8arrtcape rufen /; baB be
5aDl per Standardization Srsane
fortwabrenb sanpd6st; baB unter If
men Sldtter fir jeben gilouneslanb
lt@ b%eftnpen, pom pppulatr seldriebez
men tlelnen Nsitattpnsblatte Bis su
mtnenl@aftlt9 9ebaltenen NeYuer,
met9e spn 0elebrten erlten STANCES
Sa9rteben tperoen. Nud Der confer
sattSe 9riitlt9e Speialismus ribrt
it9 init Madt, tpenn aud ntdt inner
NIT 0eidtf. Genus, aQes peist poz
rauf bin, bab in ber 95fune Der iociaz
len 6rose bic s6iuns auer 3~sttfrasen
perborSen ltest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
Sic &rippe nDn Setblebem,

Die @tese tes 5etlanoes, bas 1T
iene &rippe aus bent Staue su getbz
lebeuL in tpelde SeluS als neu9ebpr<
mes &tnb 9ele9t parb, tpurce LANCE
3u Setbleben aufbewabrt, uno man
tpeiB, bab ber betlt9e 5terpnymus, bic
belize Naula unb anbere frpmme
Gbrt1en cine srpBe 8erebruns 9esen
hteles 5etlt9tbum be9ten. Dteie &rtppe
tpurbe in Der Tpl9e NIT etntSen Stetz
men aus bemGel1en Der 5Gble su 8etbz
Iebem mad &pm 9ebra6t. Gtnise baz
ben bebouptet bos fet i'm Sabre 352
eef6eben. Naetn Der 9elebrte Yapit
Benedict XIV. bat na6semteier> bae
fe erf int Z. S%abrbunbert na6 Som
eefpmmen fet, tint bic Belt, ais
bic Sarasenen Serui allen etnnabmen
uno bic betlt9en Srte f6dnbeter, mas
ft6 635 su9etra9en. lleberetnittnz
meno bamit bertdtet Der Garbtnal gaz
rpnitS sa Dem besetdneten Sabr> bab
einem frpmuten WDn6e su Setblebem
oretnal int S6lafe Der III. 5terpnyz
mus, Der bprtfelbf felt 420 beeroben
lag, erI6tenen fet unb ibm aufsetraz
gen babe, na6 ben &eltquten Der III.
Stripe aud feline @ebetne ypn Setbz
lebem nad &put su iberbrtn9en, mas
penn au6 wirflt6 9eldebeu.
0eSenwdrtts miro bic &rtppe pe6
5errn, cine Der id6niten unp fpitbar>
fen &eltquten Der Stabt &pm, 1T ber
pra6tpplen &tr6e Marta Ma9stpre
AUDI Stride st Il. 8. 6rauen>S 6nee
pber gu Il. 8. Trau BET ber &rtppe 9e>
t,anrt, aufbewabrt. &eGtS Ypm5auptz
altar 1T cine iiberauS ldSne unb 9roee
3apeIe, cine Der riten &apelen Der
6rtili6en Welt. Sirius V. erbaute
fe um ras Sabr 1886 su Gbren ber
&rtppe bes Critters. SIN tbrer Mttte
erbebt it6 9erabe rrter Der &tppel etrs
fcitbarer Iltar CUR Nufbewabrrn9 bes
betlt9lten Saframentes. Oaneben
fdbren spet tetnerne 5reppen binab
in cine fletnere Sapele, &rippenfapeae
9erannt, tpslde Strtus V. BON ibrer
frakeren STEELE bierber brtnsen lief.
Sn tbr wurbe ebeutalS bic I'll. &rippe
anfbepabrt. SEPT itnb nlr i'm Nltare
etntse Stidleta pom Splse Der Strip
pe. Die mabre betltae &rtppe ielbit 1T
in elmer anrern fletnen Settenfapeue
unb spar lit einem pradtypuen nit
Stlber reraierten SrYltausefdb, bas in
etnem NIT tarfem SersOlpeten Gtlenz
glitter Serl6lcHenen &alten tebt. @uz
idbrlt6 1T Der 81. @eibna6t werpen
bic &eltquien III feterltder prpseitpn
ouf cen 9p6altar Der Stride iitertra@
gen, 100 fe brei Sage lang Der aaeez
metnen Serebruns a1s9efest bletben.
0a ftebt man Sung unr Nlt, 8ettler
unp 6irten, wte emit SIT Bethlehem,
nit frOmmemGtfer na6 Maria Mae<
Stpre ellen unp Die Srippe pes Germ
aufu@en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
&imieM0Mm9eM

fno tets %wiIfpmmen> pp6 mui1en bic
felben pom Serfai1er untersei6net
fetn.
8elpnpers ftnb benz @anperer Se@
rt9te-wenn fe audi mod fp fletn ftne-
Don ftr6lt6en unb weltlt6en Sese@
benbetten fowte iiber pas &ufbldben
Der @emetnben INNER erpiinidt. Die
Ginfenber FOLDER Sert6te letten ibrem
8pbniibe felbit einen Otent unp tbre
Treunpe in europa lefen eS ser1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02

Steoeraltsmus unb bat tabei bic aller&
lggmerSttdlten G%rfabrunsen senta6t.
0ebe 0ott. bab enblt6 cine @en<
euhS gum Se1ern e~tttrete unb ee<
1utloe Terbdltntie an bic Steue Der
ben!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
&trcbc,t &alember.
Weue WbonncnteG

erbalten ben N~eujabrssrue nit &aS
lenber in 6arbenpruf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13
CRooREDNEsS AND WICKED.
NESS.

RICHMOND, April l2.-J. D. Clay, Clerk
Of the County Court OF Halifax, and for
merly q member Of the Legislature, was
arrested on charge of forgery in manu-
featuring pension claims against the gov
ernment.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April r. The
Board Of Pardons has postponed the de-
cision in the case of Jack Kehoe, a Mol
lie Mcguire, sentenced to be hung, until
the May meeting.
CINCINNATI, April l2.-Yssterdsy Geo,
W. Mckay, alias John W. Scott, who was
serving term in the Hamilton county
Jail for the robbery Of the Postofice, in
Greene county, Ohio, was pardoned out
BY President Hayes aud taken to Mt.
Vernon, Ohio, where he will be tried for
the murder Of John Mccormick, a
wealthy hardware merchant, committed
in 1875 At Zanesville.
susBuRr, Pa, April l2.-Peter Nc.
Manus and Jack oNeil, Mollie Maguires,
have been lodged in Jail on charge Of
being implicated in the murder Of Fred
erick Hesser, near Shamokin, December
10, 1874. Six other Mollies have been
arrested charged with burning SchwiRk's
coal breaker At Mount Carmel, in June,
1876.
ToRosro, osr., april l2.-At Myers
burg last evening Bertha Wynn, aged Is,
was killed by school teacher named
Shannon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13
Asaunli on Lnke nlehIcnn

PoRr HURON, April 12,-The barque
Wander, built and owned by Mr.. Watson
OF Buffalo, arrived this morning, dismast
ed and iib boom gone, the fore and main
mast carried away the bow. At so'clocE
Capt. Mullen says that when three mile'
to the southeast Of Sheboygen = lighl
wind was blowing very hard and ths
Pabby off land, about south to southwest
her spars went by the board. The tug
Mocking Bird was about a mile in ad
vance with four vessels in tow, which she
let go OF and went to her assistance. Sh.
will be towed TO Buffalo, where she will
receive repairs. Capt. Mullen also state
that there was not schooner in the fee
that did not receiye more or less damage
The Pensaukee lost one GLIB and twt
jibs in the same breeze.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13
Card.


Editors lntdHgrreer:
The editor Of the Ohio HaRey Nna is
cup on his ear" (which, by the way,
marks degree Of altitude as nearly ap.
proaching "ihe happy hunting grounds"
as his moral greatness will ever probably
attain to,) and from this giddy auracular
pinnacle he proceeds, like his great com.
peer, to "lift the veil" and pour out the
vials Of his righteous Indignation on our
head in one OF his characteristic, brill.
liant effusions-sparkling with wit like
the shimmering beauty Of phosphorescent
scintillations sf a school OF lightning
bugs in full retreat
And for what? fWhy only because, rs q
Republican, we then as now, protested
against being given away by this would
be pious moralizsr, through the columns
OF his hand-bill newspaper; and we say 10
this high.toned old oleomargarinius
compound Of Independence and nothing,
that when he again undertakes TO play
into Democratic favor by publishing
another such batch Of misrepresentation
as he did last week, we shall not hesitate
to award him Democrats doom-as
pititully rs he appeals for help from this
quarter. Jeems, you are we'll understood,
You say, in an attempt at justification
ave referred to the returns in the
Wheeling morning papers, furnished BY
one Of the Judges Of election. Ah! in
deedl What "judge," and to what paper
did he furnish the batch OF falsiaed re-
turns published by you about the Bridge.
port election? They contained only
enough truth to contract well with the
full outfit Of misreprtsentations-abd for
which, we have heard 4 dozen RePubli.
cans say, they would stop your "Inde-
pendent IN all things"
Now, "Jeems," II you will allow Pa
gan to advise so exalted 4 meporialist "a
yourself, we will say, II you don't want 70
70 be abused like u Democrat, don't be
any more like them, for you claim NO be
in good company when with them Fur
ther, "Jeemes," !" when you published your
wholly gratuitous dish Of hash about the
recent election you applied whole box
Of alabpter unguent Of moralizing to the
stale stuff, you simply coveted what yon
deserved ana goti anu VIII recelVe BAIn
as often a. you repeat it.
Again Jeems. Your recent silly
twaddle about the defeat OF any man
forming the animus Of our former article
Is as false a. your miserable maudlin,
popy cock moralizing on the cause ol
this mans defeat was contemplate aud
nausiating, Finally, JsemS, you regret
(hoW yonr honest upright soul must
kerwhollop) that our style is so like the
"pole cat Jeems, We always try to adopt
our arguments 10 the comprehension ot
our opponent, and always fght the devil
with Gre. Some people can appreciate
an effuEon addressed to their noses bet
ter than their brains, owing to a higher
degree Of development in the former.
Come again JeemA. PEAsE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13
The school QuestIon in Ohio.

We notice .amopg the proceedings oi
the Ohio House Of Representatives day
or two since that = Mr.. Booth moved to
add to section 50 Of the school Law Of that
State the following proyiso: provided
that no pupil in said (Publicl Schools
shall be required against the wishes
of its parents or guardians, to pursue
any study other than OrthOgraphy, read
ing, writing, arithmetic, geography and
English grammar"
This proposed legislation in Ohio Is
only natural reaction from the extreme
to which the curriculum Of study has
been carried in the common schools oi
that and other States. oneyery hand is
seen IN awakened recognition Of the fact
that in order to do justice to the public
school system, in order, in fact to pre-
serve tive have got to get back to the
fundamental idea on which it rests for
security, viz: the education of the chill
dren Of the land in the rudiments Of an
English education.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
How Will This Do In the Way Of
Resumption?

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Ths Senate
Finance Committee has agreed to
dispose Of the question Of resumption ol
specie payments on Tuesday next. Al
though NO vote was taken to-day, thG
tenor OF the discussion indicated very
strong probability that the majority o.
the committee will decide to support as 4
substitute for the House bill new propo'
sition, the main features OF which will
provide that all United States legal ten.
der notes outstanding on the first day of
July shall be redeemable for customs
duties and all other obligations, except
where otherwise explicitly stipulated.
This will, 1t is claimed, establish practi'
cal resumption by bringing United States
notes to par with gold.
Mamea, the Samoan Ambassador, took
formal leave Of the President to-day.
A Q. s. steamer will await the Ambass4.
dor at Panama and convey him home, and
make n survey for the purpose of select
ing the naval depot ceded under the re-
cent treaty Of amity and commerce.
The Senate Committee on Territories
have decided to limit their examination
into the funds OF the 1--WE Indian nations
in the Indian territoryto the school and
orphan funds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13

TrHIerrei day or Two aimee 10 the
isthI The Central GlasS Works of this
city Is's shipping some goods to Rio
!ri.p, South America. We notice
tnu oui Eastern exchanges that strong
lsSt il NOW being made in the
direction Of the Brazilian trade /;
specially in Philadelphia, where the
liliI 'up, have been taken In the
li'rsAiDE OitEO large iron ships, first the
saaIani,rOr followed few days since
EisCit! Of Pera, at John Roach's
aPyEd At rChesler, Pa. The grandeur
ss' Expire Of Bra1ilis only imperfect
lT'HtIioOd BY the Americans. The
VatThl'an area Of three and a quarter
Millions OF 'quAre mile, and population
Ola millions Of people. She is under
@1hoi nu enlightened and progress
HHBrrsisu, lud one who is cordially
aFuaIh! Eiih the United States as a
ili'a The two ships named will form
PHuiline to run direct to Brazil, and
!ssin 100000 year for carrying the
sn1liia mails.
Esh'ill go lar towards building up a
ald.'sish must eventually become one
d iaprlucs to this country, second
alI tot ihat Of Great Britain. The Bra
ali'S have always wished to do bust.
'@ 'i'h the uniled States on a more
''''ndd scale than heretofore, but have
s'''s''ie:si in their operations on ac-
@saiOl the want Of sufficient means Of
APasat Thh the new line will supply,
"a E'H results are to be expected from
iaop'n,iou,.