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National Republican., 1878-10-23
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE To CoETRACT TORS.
Posr.OTtIrr prpAnTMrNr,

tt
WAsuINUTUS, d. c.. september .. lS1l
Proposals will be received Mt the Contract Ofco OF
this Depnrmcnt until y. H. Of October u. ISIS, for
carrying the mails OF the United States upon the
routes and accOtdiug to tho schedule OF arrival and
departure specified by the Department, In the State
OF Maryland from January l. lS1l, to June 30. ISL
Lists OF routes with schCdes OF arrivals and dcpar-
tures, Instructions TO bidders with forms for CON
tracts and bonds and all other ssary iniormntiUn
will be furnished upon application 70 The second A.
sistant POstmHBter General u. NJ. KEY,
sept Postmaster. General.
National Republican., 1878-10-23

"Ir 1t takes ono hog to make ham. how
many hogs will ii take to make hammcr?'-
ErchrHgc. llc he, he! Here's another one:
Ii it takes onr egg to make an nogg, how many
eggs will 1t take To make an auEcr?-St. Louis
Disyttrh
National Republican., 1878-10-23
Travellers Guide.
Travellers GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great double-trark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoRruwEST, VEST, AND SOUTH
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY IItNE d lsis AT Lli A. NJ


NORTH, sonruwhS$Eis%$n onruwhS%E,is%$n EST AND SOUTH.
sUSDAEEo! TO 15sk TAES !. il. EtrEfE Ks Is AM
A st-,srw n ybsE 5saye wr,plpEE'sPP ANN pos
ToN ~ PRbss ncoit tity, ' On saadHys W 70 hal B@l.
sGSso.snbaltlmGre, Annapolis, and Way Itranocrry.
SSlriSbprg, Sdivrg, Winchester, Hagcrstown. and Way via
az IFtBALrIMoRE AND LAuREL EXPIRES
chester HSSyeI;,0gn S yn and Way - MslItio1; nosroy
G8Rk EXfH faIIdi car n9T2S 8 Ss
4 ork and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis Juno
:, ,sSs,s s;Ssi,stEsTm e. ~ LOUIS, CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, AND
PII,,i, PPIrlSiBUItG EXPBLss lIasetstown ard Valley
Pullman Cars 10 Cincinnati daily Grafton to San.
,,eoIon sunday oaiy"BSliimore Annapolis and
ioGo-BAITIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at BlNdcns
and an Hanover.
agnE%%SYTs iafgE% YKK AKgnPPT ffGS tGy H2f wsy @
TON ENpREsS On SUNDAYS TO baltimore only,
sGgplnE 4 4! siSIEG fpgs 81 kHII AND
LAUREL EXPRESs. Frederick via Relay. Stops
'isS"ifSigt q Roeks, Frederick, Irpsers,own Win.
chester, ard Way stations On Sundays to Point OF
fHiTprP2S SSTfSh SPa GsE s"s!2p %Np BAL
9 sSs al HfSn IN ns S%F SnI drSS to 0o"
Sis-tCfiCxG5oN tfi5S NIH XND NTE SSIU&SUs SHtSn ExrREss
ssff5P sf5@! W !hSi Gri; rTM6RE e MSHliEsf EXPRESS
AND TTrRud Efifs4r EXpis ftisSars' aIcapt
n&2TNGRr NGM GSxHTf GExff si?spas sI 10 fsS NsR
f9F Hnl fp99l Ea1 sSsgaaS aScap to rS sSdaH
1878 GREAT 1878
10 nS'S rur IS EENSSYkWXAErA W R9vTE 1di,rnw.s., O
BRSfth EEf$k f1ha Ra
TRAINS LrAvr! r!EHh Il IsGT9s IL from Depot cor
For ro15s s9f s %' ssl aS @ S a
n SSS INB S FSfSaSc FSiSf s 4 SfiGfS5
FOR Canandalsua, Rochester Iiunilo. Niagnrs Felis
WIN EsisSe iH Cans iiS@ q @aRIS. K S Eef @Illis%spois
Lock Haven and Elmira nj io'iOa m. daily, eI'
For SSw YS5K qpd the East. ls,s N. nPG e. IN m
Iress Of Pullman Parlor Cars, 9S IL uL dahy' ef-
For BrooEiyn, New York. all through trains connect
f Sy JTtsSy cy % nIss, So9S Of o % mYa
Us Sdi GonSie % errisss % and Journey SsroS Sew York
sunday, viii sleeping G i Cars Eon' Washington 70
For @ daily snSep Tndsy %isSS fna n.
GTs M oI RnSfcp sISspt IS SS9a & H. and a.
T., r M daily, except SUNDAY: 49,, N. ,.u.
except sunday.
For Annapolis, 6:55 m. and ~ IN. m daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERiCKsBu nj RG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAslilSH
TON RAII.ROAn -.
For AlehHndrn; ., 4 ), 0ioiG H. IL m + 1 ~! o.
For Richmond and ll,e south. :;h aud oO1L H. daily
aud GlO y. M. daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for WnBhington. G. s.
GlO. TO- II q NJ, l. 40. 62O and p. N. 49,
Tn Sunday at .: and 10 a IN. and O.. vp m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and pnrlor-car 40
commentators can be procured at ne oicss.mor M
enue. northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsy
VRnth avenue, and at tho depot where orders can be
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
l. i. FARNlE Er. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. npl tai.
National Republican., 1878-10-23
DIhIrlcI EniIrIs.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
'hi'eo states 6r rel. Russell vs. Third Auditor Of
INC treasury on argument, Robertson vs.. Pick.
National Republican., 1878-10-23
EEll% DESFOSSE5 FRENCH Bakery
4 VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALITY.
(iStAbllShcd lS'9l

FELIX DESFOSSE
lie wckRown and only real French bak or In washing.
lon, Ags removed 70 No 2Ol2 street, between rwen.
lelh and Iwsntyhrst Streets near Pennsylvania ave
nue. where In house expressly built for the purpose
he has creator facilities au before for tho nAuac
ture Of Tie best French and American Bread Brench
Bread speciality. Liberal terms offered 10 ho1es
and dealers.
n. B,-FTench Bread Is recommended for persons
OF delicate health especially ior those suffering from
dysupDa,A Beware of lulltAliOnA utetf
National Republican., 1878-10-23
q r A N IT'S RO w
FOR RENT.

The elegant residences on Eas; Capitol street. ono
square nom the Capitol grounds. known rs Gram
How, having Iten restored to my posi- ssOu by ihG
supreme Court OF tlhU District nov OlCr them tor
rent, TO irst.ClHss tenants only for term OF three
years.
This Is the finest block OF dwelling houses In wash
ngtOn, having cost over snlOli zach huuse Cuutun-
ing feCn rnDms three bath rooms, and all the mod.
prn improvements
There are extensive yards III front AMI TctT, en-.
bellishpd with shTubhpTy, fountains. VC large and
well arranged stable l. attached tb each hOlse.
Tins Is M uncJualed opportunity to secure u first
ClHsS dwelling 1T low rent
Application may he made at 2lS \ street southeast
or At 2l3 last Capitol street.
srpGLtf A. GRANT,
National Republican., 1878-10-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.


New yoRK, oct, q, ls7S
Tho more favorable ndvlces received today nom
London exercised good Influence generally on our
markets
The exports OF domestic products for tire weNk
amounted 70 s7.ii5ol
Money was easy at 600.
Foreign exchange was strong nt the close. tho eS.
tremes for tho day being iSO&Is0 for loug and 1904
1isJ's for dcmard sterling
Gold steady at l0O',, sales and bill,
Government bonds steady.
state bonds dull. Dealings confined TO Louisl-
ana IS CouSulS, which were a lower at the boaId.
The stock market closed strong and higher the
leading feature IN the market to-day being speculf-
tlon IN Western Union. This stock. which ruled quiet
IN the carly dealings sllsGglOih. suddenly became
huoynnt after two o'clock, when some large orders
pfISe to a. lie iinai sales being al g IN advance Of
Z per cent for the day. The upward murcment was
divide ~ ~ rs surplus among lie sIarehodcr. The
gnera market declined t@l,a per cent In the early
ward lie close more uwn recovered tn" dCcno IN
most cas,s. lic stfomgesL Stocss were Lake Snor;,
ern The nisrket closed with much strength and
ofwhch i0N we're Erie, 10 OwerC Lake shore, 4 90
were N9uhwCstcrn ilN0 were DO nre,erreI g% ~,
Wcst"Tm. 8 Gi were New Jersey Central, 2Col were
Delaware and Hudson, 200 were Morris nhH fNscN.
2,01 were Onion Pacific and 600 were western
The following were the closing priccs'
Money y,..............5rG Gold r. lunb
ESchang gc........ Isj'i Rates lcr cnrrying"~IG1J
sovERSuEST HONbS.
ISL compons.. ioI, Tew iyes-.'' ''''''" iS; iois
1863 s,new....... lOlAi iOrleS''''''''''''' ~
isti luS'i j. [. AGb s...'''' ~
ivy s...,.....,. Tvs
STATE ROSrS.
Tenn. 6's. old .........- Ala $ s.....'."..''''
10. now. DOB
Va Gs. old ........ q ga is ... ~ .
DO. new " 10. IS I.s
Du. consolidated ... 20 Nc olh............... 10
Do. detcrrctl.-...".. 5AI DO. new-.,.........".. y
La 6'S old ............. 50 Dn. special tax
No. ....... 81 H. e.. old ~
Jevee ............... 80 DO. new........'... %
DO, s's................ 5n
.oncred.
STOCKS.
n V. Central .... iiO,i Chicago and NV. lnlS
FTie,..,.,,,.,.,.,, NJ DO. prefcrTcd-....." =
Lake shore ,,,,, ca, Rock Island .....-...D. III
Illinois Ccntral-..... IN Western UnOn...... VA
Pntsbufg ufg.-............... sl's
sUR.THEAsCRY sTATEMEST.
u Bilanccs-Colt minimum. tllsIplosl
Currency to'lhsa -
Pad Ior bonds .....,,,,n, ibGtN0
Customs rCCclnts ... -, ,,,,,,,,,,,, SOS wv
National Republican., 1878-10-23
BOaJHng.

lTE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
L " west-FiTstClass Board. with large airy
Rooms rom 81 to 30 Ter week; transient. sll per
day; baths and gas. Mrs. .. a. HOWARD.
No cONu,, ciipIiiCRh The HOlUdrd H1u,s
les ly
National Republican., 1878-10-23
E0rRent.

ENOR RENT-A TWOSTORY. ElGIIT-ROOM
brick, In complete order gas water, bath, yard,
g. No. 1874 q street northwest Oci3%
ENOR RENT-LOW BRICK STABLE, WITH
Il lott, water &C. Room tor two horses, &c. tGr-
riage rear. l&2G street northwest. Oc.3h
EOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, IN 4
4 healthy and desirable ne,ghbOrhuud. rp u IL.
liable tenant for year. the rent will he REASONABLE"
Apply IN tile premises, No. lsSi street. Mndrtn
improvements. OclsFriMUnSWcd
FOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
National Republican., 1878-10-23
rERrsrEEs SALE NF NALrRLE IMPROVED

TRmSIEE'S SALE OF YAH BILE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE, AT llll.lSDAIE. y. {,
Hy virtue Of drtI ul trust to Daniel l. Eaton H'id
myself dated Juno 5, ~. wul duly recorded IN li"r
No. Ni folio 5 ono Ui the luud records for Washing
ton County, In the DiSlrCl,ut tulum in, ant nj the
request ui lhr party secured thereby, nS surviving
trustee Will srll. 1T public auction, In front Ui III"
prvmiSee, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER u, ls7N, At A:dJ
n'cuCk M, lot Nn =, section NJ Q. Of t." Harry
uFm Subdivision, according 10 the Plat Uf su' lIE'4
Ion, Lcl by the trustee. Of Harry firm fdni IN the
office ui the surveyor Of Washington C'u'y. District
Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale; s,1;5, with interest at ~ prrrrnt
annuIN from JUnri. ~ les sGConls paid on HCcnut
and cNprusCs uf sale IN cash; uu htiuu'r' ~ SiN u"
months, fer wllih tho NOTES Of thr PURCHASER .rrug
d IT, from the day Ol sale and Sprel hy ii rd ~ luI
uuou te prul eTiy, shall be taken. depO.It i
III 50 Will be- r,"uirni o. the purchaser ut Ih" time OF
SC, and all COiNryhnring viii he ut the cost Of the
purchaser. Til" trustee rt"vrvcS thg right T. resell
the property ut the risk and cost Of the d flliiE
purchaser. II the terms OF sale not complied with
within seven (T) days uflrr the dAy Ot sale.
GEO ". STICkSEN,
oclI lAw,Gtls surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1878-10-23
Educational.

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
~ The exercises OF this School will be resumed on
the 9th OF OCTOBER at the Law Building on fifth
street, between ID and u streets
E1he charge for tuition In the Under Graduate de-
partment y 10 for single year, or $50 for two
years payable N advance half yearly or in monthly
The tuition fec in The PUsttraduRte department IA
49, payable IN monthly instruments, and covering
the entire period OF nine months
JAMES q wELLiNG, Ii. D.,
prp2
National Republican., 1878-10-23

ENOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
l. property for rent. JOHN Sil lERMAN & 90,
LNnl.IN Il lIIl llLllLllms
National Republican., 1878-10-23

In at ten O'Clock, we VIII sci" tr Cntir' furniture Of
forty contained In ubpvU houses all Oi vi irh II
neatly new ail we'll nude, being irnSIud hl &. \, ,
Wighl, cssl Houses % curd Tor n.Wrtlnn on morn
iH- Or sal" nt r,.h, cook. i lIcudh opportunity
IOF peTsUns rUnITnlg'rnc,
ptrs II NSnE nnOS AuptiOuCPTa.
National Republican., 1878-10-23

'c7l'eut,
Law School Of Georgetown Uni
versity.
us y STREET NORTHWEST.
FACILITY:
REV. y. y. HEALEY, 8, j.,
President.
CITAS. W. HOFFMAN, Ii. D,
Dean and President of Moot Court.
HON. RICHARD I. MERRICK, Ii. D.,
Constitutional Law.
HON. 1IALBERT u. PAINE, IL, D.,
Evidence Pleading, and Equity Jurisprudence.
MARTIN T. MORRIS, IL D,
Common Law, Real and Personal Property, Crimes
aud MlsdemeanUrs.
Academic year begins nfst Wednesday in OCTO.
BElt aud continues until June.
Lectures and other exercises arc held nj an carly
hour In the evening TO meet the convenience those
attending.
TERMS So per annum, or ESQ for tho two years
Attendance on lcCturCB 81 per nnnum. Pay inCnts
received In monthly instsllmCnts, IN advance.
POST ORA DUhTE COURSE
In details of practice and advanced branches open TO
holders Of Diplomas from this or any other approved
school, hity dOtdrs per Rnnum, including The right
of eccting 10 pursue any all other studies VI the
ocis?w wM HENRY DENNIS, Secretary.
National Republican., 1878-10-23
Auction Sales.--future Days.
VERY LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE


VERY LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE
or
FINE WALNUT PAULnR SUITS ~ REP AND
Flush FINE WALNUT ". I. CHAMBER
SETS SOMNn- WALNUT NJ. 7. DRls.l&G
CASlS, w'SIi~rASIS, WALNUT WARD
EuBES, HAIR MATTRA~SES FEATllt rs
SOFA ~Plu M NElIS. EXTENSION TABLE-,
WALNUT DINING CHAIRS, NJ. T. TABli s.
BRUSSELS. 7 rESTRY, AND INGllAIN CAR
PES. STONiS, .nlLCLpfliS, BLANkElS
40. Bling tn, ENTIRE CuNTENTs !
lIOl SIS SOS. iloi, IlV5, AND lIuj q STREET
ALlLIllMEsI
National Republican., 1878-10-23
Wanted.

RY A MIDDLE.AGED NORTHERN WIDOW,
- nsituRtion as housekeeper to an old couple. No
objection TO family with children. Good references.
Address I. II this on CO oc2bIt
National Republican., 1878-10-23
HELM4OlD'S RUCRU

HAS 40 EQUAL. In dl,"as- y, CulIar to hmn;-s,
IEr1uir In tuImWirn uf III" tlvILs ami all CO y
| plants III .dvI,t t. the ,.X.
National Republican., 1878-10-23
Stccidl Notices..


-ISys TnECnMMI~~lONFlls CF TARMACY
~ for the District ur Columbia hereby glvruoicu
That the h,mk contnn the names OF all IeTsums reg
ut Mr.. W. :. 1hompSUns drug store No 5U3 FinI euth
street northwest, where II may b. cxamined BY any
oIS; cs.ls, el'N9' NESTEi sSifiiaTy.
~ISs OPINION OF Dr. W. e. CAvENAUII,
~ Memphis Tenn. For weak digestion, general
@SSaE a o1s r@T "rPt sSs q T%T % TsH ygti Of rsf%
Tonic lmvigolator Sold by all druggists. 0cig.Gt
>4SJe THEHANusOMEBu BUST. "THEsouTm,'
- ,generSnsiy donated % il'g relief Gind by The ihe
number Of tickets having already been disposed of
Is n"c TO dis to Work now M on % eShSoS I at ""iS
IfY WILIXM 4 si5EFi!E99 Bl( R!G9 SsaisIaiy. s4si5n
Ocl5'iw Executive Committee.
nys, NEuRALGIA CURED IL ONE MINUTE
- by Fluid LishtnlHg ~ hundreds i ths city
N~SIys HEADACiE. .TOurIACmE. EARACIiE
~ &C.. cured by Fluid Lightning Sold p
Coughlin's drugstorr, Masonic Temple Jnn!gtf
,9Syso NERVOUS PAINS, PLEURIsY. CnAMP
- - & &Cnllc &c. &r relieved At once by Fluid LigIt
junNu
NIys HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC PONDS EX
eS TRACf, iiomcGpnthic Medicines, so!dm Tem
pies DRUG store. ! aud Ninth streets. sstt
- Machine, the RENT to count on the PuR.
CHASE, Il you wish, subject TO exchange Tor any
NEW WHITE"
AND
"NEW HOMB-"
RENTING FOR 50 PER MONTH
WE SELL ALL KINDS. ALSO REPAIRING.
J. F. MCKINNEY,
seiiW 4g7 NINTH STREET " W.
National Republican., 1878-10-23
blowing were the closing prices
.omcred.

II ilances-C3or tllp9losl
Currency ,,,,, 80 ....... .... tS,SSS.775
Iutcrrsi maid ..., 2OOD
Pad Ior hou,s . iBG 40
Customs rCCrlnis - ,,,, so, ,OJO
National Republican., 1878-10-23
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

l. INlQTALEp by any remedy known. II IL
T,sCIlbah ly t, most .IIiuHuI pnN .rt..~ all over
Inc W,IId Co. br utrl ulrr CrUuUcurrul, and at vn-
{ eDl. q luust tullHr u IN $40. Nud Ail ago,
National Republican., 1878-10-23
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,

HEANAtIIE, Palm IN the Shou'dnr-. Cough, U..z'-
urs~. ~.ur stomach. lrari!!I"u.. Bod Il>" ~ the
Mouth lIlrIiuiun uf the Heart. Pa u thr II, EHn
~ TN ma ,,,-. ..ll a CO., u-td other painful symp
toms ATE tie uNspun-, uI pl slrIsm
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07
The Morristown Gazette.
A SAD RO4f1N0E.

The determination of Gen. Sherman's
son, Thomas Ewing Sherman, to be-
come a priest, revives the romantic
story of the life and love of one of Gen.
SCOTS daughters. As the story goes,
this daughter fell deeply in love with
member Of one of the foreign legations.
The attachment was reciproeated, but
the match was so bitterly opposed by
the old hero of Lundy's Lane that it
was broken off. She cared nothing for
the world after that, and very soon was
received as a nun in the Georgetown
convent. Her lover returned to his ma
tive country, and was soon enrolled in
the priesthood of the Catholic Church.
In subsequent years he was ordered to
Georgetown College, and took his turn
in hearing the confession of the nuns at
the convent. On one of these occasions
Miss Scott knelt in the confessional to
her fomer lover, and under such circum-
stances a recognition took place She
tainted, went into rapid decline, and
soon after died, and he left the country
never again to return. So a Washing
ton gossip declares.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

| would not live Away, ask not
to stay, it costs too much for wash
ing, wearing three shirts day.
"Oh, yes" she said, I'm very
fond of little boys" and as she trip
ped on string stretched across the
pavement, she added: 81 feel like
could eat couple of 'em this min
ute raw"
Those who 60 'beering" at night
go falling" the next morning.
When grown-up children predomi-
nate at children's party, the assem-
bly, is said to be badly adult.erated.
A Boston writer, in abiding to
the musical taste of the Hub. says:
"Our ears have been cultivated until
they oYershadow our other organs"
Another chance for sympathizers
with Poland to be indignant. The
Cav STU" - " nave q NuSSiA CoH' Ou"
the pole-cat will have no representa-
tive.
LET me see." remarked the guest,
as. satchel in hand, he approached
the clerk of the hotel, "the stage
doesn't go for some time yet, be-
lieve. Am right?'' mo sir. you're
left. Stage went before you were
up" replied the clerk.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07
The Great Duel.

The famous duel in which forty
or more gentlemen were engaged, in
1928, is still remembered in Natchez.
Col. James Bowie, the famous fighter
and inventor of the knife which bears
his name, used to spend a great deal
of his time in Natchez.
He was challenged by gentleman
from Alexandria. La, whose friends,
to the number of forty or more, ac-
companied him to Natchez to see
fair play. knowing that Bowie was a
desperate man and had his own
friends about him. All parties went
upon the field. The combatants
took their places in the center, sep
arated from their friends in the rear,
or enough not to endanger them with
their balls. Behold the battle array
thus: Twenty armed Louisianians
fifty yards behind their champion
and his seconds and surgeon, and
opposite them, as far behind Bowie
and his seconds and surgeon, twenty
armed Mississipians. Behold the
heights of Natchez thronged with
spectators, and a steamer in the riv-
err rounded to, it's deck black with
passengers watching with deep inter
est the scene.
The plan of fight was to exchange
shots twice with pistols, and to close
with knives, Bowie being armed with
his own terrible weapon. At the first
fire both parties escaped. At the
second, the Louisianian was too
quick and took advantage of Bowie,
who waited the word. At this Bow
les second cried ''foul play" and
shot the LOuisianian dead. The
second of the latter instantly killed
the slayer of his principal. Bowie
drove his knife into this man. The
surgeons now crossed blades. while
with loud cries came on the two par
ties of friends. the light of battle in
their eyes. In moment the whole
number was engaged in q fearless
conflict. Dirks, pistols and knives
we're used with fatal effect, until one
party drove the other from the field.
l do not know how many were killed
and wounded in all, but it WAS a
dreadful slaughter. Bowie fought
like a lion, but fell covered with
wounds. For months he fingered at
the Mason House before he fully re-
covered.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

Job printing dispatched neatly and
cheaply at the GAZETTE Job Office.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

Dean Stanley: Two things together
are the very model of good scholar.
First, you must listen; you must hear :
you must be silent you must be at
tentive. We can never hope to gain
real wisdom or knowledge unless we are
willing to be taught. unless we look out
for instruction, unless we fix our minds.
He who is always talking without list
sning to what others say; he who is al
ways asking questions without waiting
for an answer; he who allows his mind
to. wonder from one thing to another
he who thinks he is wiser than his
teachers, and cleverer than his compan
ions; he who does not look up to what
is above himself, whether old or young,
is not learning as Jesus Christ learned.
We must also be good askers of ques-
tiOns
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thls7iniment very naturally originated in Anneri-
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the maladies of her chill
dren. It's fame has been spreading for IS years,
until now it encircles the habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment is matches
remedy for all external ailments of man and beast
= To stock owners and farmers it Is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves a human life or re-
stores the usefulness of an excellent horse, OK,
cow, or sheep.
It cures foot-rot. hoof-ai1, hollow horn, grub,
screw-worm, shoulder-rot, mango, the bites and
stngs OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush Life.
It cures every external trouble of horses, such
as lameness, scratches, swinny, sprains, founder
wind gall, ring bone, ETC., etc.
The Mexican Mustang Eminent Is the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring In the
family in the absence of a physician such as
burns scalds, sprans, cuts, ETC., and for rheuma-
tism, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Far
ticularly valuable to Miners.
It is the cheapest remedy in the world, for It
penetrates the muscle to the bone. and q single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
o Mexican NRstang Liniment is put up In three
sizes of bottles, the larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

1t is stated that farmers In some parts
of Illinois and Indiana are paying from
So to $3.50 per day tor harvesters, and
cannot get what help they want at that
And yet thousands of tramps are infest-
ing the country, refusing to work at the
wages offered, begging, stealing, threat
ening to destroy farming machinery,
and sometimes carrying threats into ex-
ecution. These fellows travels in large
gangs, fifty or more at time, taking
possession of railroad trains, and run
ming them according to their own sweet
viii, as they could make anybody be-
lieve they were hunting for work in
that organized fashion.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

The San Francisco Chronicle sees some
thing alarming in the decrease of the
annual product of gold. From its re-
turns from the principal metalliferous
countries for the first half of the cur
rent calendar year it estimates the total
gold supply from the mines for the year
at $50, 900, 900, or about FIVE million less
than last years supply. In 1852 the
product was $193, 700, 600, since which
time that figure has never been reached
in any year, and the production from
year to year has, on the whole, fallen
of, until now it is less than half what it
was twenty-six years ago. At the same
time the population OF Europe and
North America-the countries where
gold is most used as medium of ex-
change--has increased from 265, oO0,-
600 TO $40, 600, 600. or 40 per cent. 'It
is with no little concern" that the 0tron-
GoIe points out these facts.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

A Constantinople dispatch says: The
British Embassy has received official re-
ports of the continued wanton destruc-
ton of Musselman life and property in
the Philippopolis district by Bulgarians.
The reports are well substantiated. The
horrors are so atrocious and revolving
that their publication must create the
conviction that unless a remedy is
found the new condition of the country
will be more deplorable than when un-
der the Moslems.