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Other Openings.

Keyos's cloak and suit department has been
enlarged To double its former size Among the costumes
for children was noticed number OF bapusmal robes
the front entirely composed Of puings OF fine white linen
lawn alternating with insertings Of gupurc embroidery
Among the cloaks were nlanlas AID eapes pt cash
and SILK trimmed with fringe and headings Of
psmauc and Other jet beads French laces various
widths and loops and bows OF satin and MORE ribbons
Some elegant Ot mAtelasss also shown one
particularly noticeable is trimmed with satin and has
large cardinal collar Among the suits n dove
coured prncesse dress the front formed uf diagonal
vcrscd pie leaungs the back cascade and the skirt tan
train edged with number Of small runcs. Here were
also number Of SUITS composed OF brown, navy blue.
dark olive and other oolored silks combined with tour
TettCs IN corresponding colOTs
At Rodgers Orr Brothers some verv elegant
costumes ot dchrge and dark brown silk Sacquos arc
shown of black drap deic trimmed with lace and silk
The millinery department Is ot the features groat
deal Of TASTE and invention being shown in the trim.
mings aud dosigns
Al Du,lc Adnlphis number OF onlargomcnts have
taken place IN the various departments aud extensive
preparations have been made Tor The opening, which
occurs to day and tomorrow.
The sun., 1878-04-03

Jewels the Crown were locked In abox that box IN
tther, Rnd until they supposed 10 b" burglar
fhey then locked up IN the vault o the castle,
hrc 10 remain tor hundred years, the KEYS being
placed IN II mortar and hrcd into the Scarce hty
years passed by, AMI the moiern lock picker opens
the VAnlt and hONea without trouble So the science 0
medicine when studied with the aid of chemistry and
the microscope becomes plain and simple. aud diseases
that were regarded incurAhle a generation ago now
readily yield to remedies employed by the modern and
progressive physician. decade ol years since, and
women were taught to believe that th iT peculiar dis
and weaknesses were curablc but now hundreds
and thousands ut once bcdudicn women in the Tinted
Haer will TESTIFY 20 the fact that Dr Piorccs fnNor,e
Prescription has effected their perfect and permanent
cure.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec. Q, 1870
DR. r. PfERcE. Bunalo Y;
DEAR SIR. About Ave years SINCE my wife was taken
SICK AMI though employed the beet plys in
city, yet she gradually worse. that She
hned 10 The ted Every remedy had tried or could ind
failed 10 cure, even give relief. A. last procured
bottle of your Fayorte Prescription and, TO MY surprise
II gave almost instant rcet, and with htte perSevcr
entire cure was cnected.
Ever grate. ally yours,
0ko. BophRnnLER-Adr
The sun., 1878-04-03
FRAUDS OF THE DISTRICT RING.
The Charges Made by The sun Repeated by
One OF the District Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, April 2. - Commissioner
Bryan OF the District Commission. who seems
to be inclined to call things by their right
names In dealing with the acts Of his predcces-
sors, has addressed letter TO Mr.. Dorsey.
Chairman Of the Senate District Committed in
when he makes the following declaration in
spseeiai sssessments as ssh The prSsent expert,
mental revision OF the assessments OF the late
Board Of Public Works discoses an astounding
amount Of recklessness and fraud, such as
mcnts estimates and allowances, as well ~
egregious miscalculations; so that we find In y
single assessment over q hundred thousand
dollars Of excessive charges. Like enOrmities
are found rs the revision progresses for in
stance. where. besides u large allowance for
digging and grading an additional payment
was made 20 the contractor. OF about three times
Ne cost Of the grading, for Me mere hduiing d,GdU
Of the earth thus: Grddin0. $l495l90. and
hauling, "a 10. This Is but n type OF the
system observed, But fraud in competition with
those assessments assumed other forms more
difficult OF detection and OF estimate the orig
inal contracts themselves having been tainted.
Many OF those contracts. II seems, were
obtained by the liberal use OF corrup-
ton fund and by favoritsm to contractors:
here, and proved. as everywhere else to be
perishable and worthless. Millions OF dollars
We're squandered upon pavements OF pine and
hemlock and tar and upon other ill-advised
work, to be soon replaced by more substantial
and durable improvements. involving another
added to special improvements, resulted In the
virtual confscation OF a great deal OF property
and in reducing many families almost 10 destl-
tuition" II Will be seen that this letter. drawn
upon official data, admits all tho charges made
by The SUN in regard to the Board OF Public
The sun., 1878-04-03
A Priest for Forty-eisht Years.


A telegram from Washington announces
the death In that city OF the Rev Charles l.
OF st. Matthew's Roman Catholic Church. He
had been confined to his house for some months
terer Father White was born In Baltimore
Feb. /. 1907, and was the oldest Catholic priest
actively engaged in work in Maryland, He was
burg. and Rt the Seminary OF ST. Sulpicc. Paris
France. being ordained at the Cathedral OF Notro
Dame In 1880 Alter his return 10 America ho
filed tho positions Of assistant pastor at St.
Patricks Church. assistant pastor and subs".
qucntly pastor OF the Cathedral, and pnstor of
Proiessorshipof Moral Philosophy and Rhetoric
at st. Marys Seminary, in this city. Owing TO
more county, and was instrumental in building
the church OF ST. Charles BOrromeo, Of which
he was pastor until 1857. when he received the
appointment to st. Matthew'S Church In Wash
ington,
The sun., 1878-04-03

THE WEEKLY SUN. published this morning.

contains;
The Impending War In Europe Queen victorias Mes
sage Calling Gut her ReserVea-Re signatiun Of Lord
Derhy-Austrias Inerests-how Russia may secure her
Northumberland salsbnry's Circular TO the Great
Powers Suicide OF Madam Restell-The Awful Ending
OF wicked Life Reputation In Tennessee, Caucussing
Haycss folicy-Kepubhcan senators Backing up
senator Howe, nayrss Deception, New YORK Politics
Combinations Against 'onklnH; Our Relations with
McXico-DiAz To b. Recuenized Administration En-
penses, An Inevitable Colllsoni Fighting at Three
Pnces-Sanguinary Duel Between Two Nirginians. We
men who Went Wcst-lIow they Found Homes and Ilus
bands the Pacihc Coast, The Great African ContrO
ver.y in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sun Movef Cuban Affairs
iury-A Remarkable Anniversary Celebration; Pope
Leo XIII Aocution-His Liberal Policy The Release
OF Anderson In Louisiana; Battle with LyncheTs IN
Pensacola; Lorenzo pow's Nagaries-An Oli Time Re-
vivas-The Kind of Hell he Preached Last Days of the
Mar-A Female Commune that Shook the Pillars the
Punch, Traps Tor the UnwRry-liow Farmers are I'm.
posed Upon. Putting on the War Pain-Movcments uf
The Sioux Indians; RailrOading in the SkyM onderiul
Engineering Feas IN Mexico Cheap Heat by the Whole
sale Duelng to the Death How to Train the Lott Hand
4 Remarkable University; Dress Reform; The Most
Wonderful ci Trees-SOme Account OF the Gum Tree of
Australia, What Kind Ot Trees IN Plant. CINCINNATI =
Dead Miserrhc Vas, Posse sslons Of the late Mr Tus
Poetry The swallow, The FrOggy's Party, Miss Edith
Helps Things Along. The Little Dreamer The Latest
Industry, Ladies Departments Many Columns oi Editorial
Articles and Agricultural Matter, StOry-L Tour Lac
Financial Intelligence and Markets
TnE WEEKLY Sun contains complete cpitome or tho
news the week from all parts NJ the United States and
the American continent Copies In wrappers ready for
mailing the old country be had At the desk OF
publication Office Price four cents For sale by all
dealers ia city and country
The sun., 1878-04-03

New YoRK. Tuesday April 2.-Receipts of
beeves were tOc loads 630 head all conSgn,d di
rect to exporters Good TO prime beet sides were selling
tatrly AZ d1s@Sc. "a H. while tor common and ordinary
do the demand va very moderate at Ga7c e n.
Receipts Of calves $50 head. The demand
limited ani ie market closed weak at car &C. tor com.
mon 10 prime ycals Hog dressed veals were selling
ReeeiGiH % sheep and lambs were car loads or 7ss
head The detpand active. aud the market closed
with hrncI feeling at unchanged prices Fair to prime
sheep ranged IRON 5t4c Ia 6Ac ~ n and deck load OF
choice do was taken for export 7c A ear load of
clipped sheep changed hands at 1Ac. a. n. Dealers re
port quiet trade at 7eyc h. for ordinary To prime
carcaSse- II mutton.
Receipts of swine were D car loads or q oI7 head.
None sold alive Jersey and state dressed hogs were IN
moderate demand at 4is@5lc y n for heavy aud me-
dium weights and "a ss6c ior very light pigs
The sun., 1878-04-03

CUNNINGHAM-VAN OsTEN In Philadelphia on
Wednesday. March II. hv the Rev Walter Scott lohn
Cunningham OF New York formerly OF Philadelphia,
t. Emma /. Van Oscn of Philadelphia
GlBBoxt DES NERNEr March %. nj s. Georges
church. ClareuceVc. Canada the Rev. ; I. Gibbons,
incumbent " Baddcck cape Breton 10 Frances Eliza.
eldest daughter the Rev Canon Dcs Nernet, rector,
and granddaughter to the lat. Major Des Neruct the
ROYAL stan Corps, aud Assistant afiermascr General
Of India.
s,HEDIER-SCHrIzE on cSinv. March ~ by
the Rev 4. J Palmer Edward Schcdlcr 10 Antoinctts
Schul1e daughter the late Gchhardt Schulz Lieu
tenant Commander United state. Navy all 81 this ctv
NEBBER-M -MOORE.-In New York. on SUNDAY March
81. hy the Rev William Haired at the parsonage. Mr..
Robert Mrbhcr susie T. Moore both of White Plains
VILLAINS -KALkAMiER- Thursday. March ~. by
the Rev. William LloNd. Jamcs " wilkins Ia Mrs Anna
B kalkanier. daughter Of the late samuel Lockwood
The sun., 1878-04-03
BANKING AND fINiNCIiL.

WE ARE RELIABLY INFORMED THAT SOME or
the customers oi Alex. FrothnEhtm Co, broker ~
Wall ST. New York, have made SSti within 30 daNs, from
stment ot about xllo rockingham a co are
kNunrI. slnl
The sun., 1878-04-03
A HnttIesnaLe with AntIers.

Two rattlcsnakcs over six feet In length We're
taken tn the New American Museum recently. One Of
them has anters horns growing from the head The
snakes were captured by = mountainccr in Mrpuwrll
county g Ito says that the horned snake made its
home In u aOo snakes II was seen for years
before II snarod II is very active, And has nine pr
iCct rattles Its matt has ten
The sun., 1878-04-03
WobbIng "a Bankers SAFE.

Tho safe in the Office Of S. H. Wheeler, banker
and broker at ia Broad street Newark robbed o
sl22 In cash and S3DODO bills receivable yesterday
morning Two holes made IN the front 0i le safe
and lock forced back The safe within three
ar tour teot front window. Two sectional limmivs,
hts, and Augers Mere let behnd BY The bnIglars.
The sun., 1878-04-03

wheat with large exports steamer" grades OF corn are
also higher Rye shows large advance and harley has
ruled firm Oats declined materially under nre ssre to
close out stocks but there some recovery which
checked business. To-day wheat was q shade nrmtr.
but less active, sales on the spot ifs,ODD bush.
and quote No snring 81 FL a. No do Chicago
andMilwsukee. 81 2sssLel No spring. 81. .gIasi Is
81 35fi 90; white State 81 4O8ft ~ For future delverv
4OuU bush, at $36is sessl3a ior 30 red winter liz
April 26 for No spring for Nav and 81 "a for do
April Rive scarce and nrm at 7ig75c for No West.
crn sOJc. for No state small sales Of Western were
made at our figures Barley in fair demand hut In tho
absence Of reported transactions. prices some at
nominal NJ i7dfyc Tor feeding hsts6sc for two rowed
state 6ss73c for sxrowed STATE, aud 72sa7c for tam
ada Oats were comparatively quiet aud prices easier,
$500 bush. at 33S35Isc. for graded mixed and 3ids
3Dc for white, including No 2gradcd at J4c Tor
and 35iic for white No mixed Western sIc. for
Indian In fair demand and choice qualities nrner:
sales on the spot 1O5UD BUSH including No. 2 new at
5se6tc old &c No at 4st stHc. and 5ia541sc for
slc camer niXed yellow Jersey and Southern 80
SIC; Western white, 54057c For future delivery,
500 bush No mixed, for May. at 5St4c
GRoCYRits-IIave been moderate at prices showing
1890 bags Rio sold here private terms, and 40 bags
In New orleans At i61sc.. gold Rice was quiet aud un-
changed Moasscs quiet but steady 80 test Cuba SEC
sales 3OD hhds Port Spain. Tor boins. private terms
Su-ar steady but quiet sales l1 hhds at 7c tor
covado and SIC Tor cenriuga refined less active. We
quote: Conce--lava. 2pise22isc Msracaiho. l4@i7c,
and Rio. 49lHiSc. gold Rice'arolina, hAs6hic., and
Orleans. 2Oaldc., for new. latter for fancy. Sugars
-fair to good refining Cuba, 7lss7.c centrifugal,
@slte refined, O'.gi0c. for hard, aud "eYsc. for
A " standard
The sun., 1878-04-03

The Aldermen havo granted permission Il
the railroad companies to uicir freight
Belt lines track by nisat the Belt line cOnscnting
The sun., 1878-04-03

TUESDAY. April 2-FLoUR AND MEAL-There
has been an upward tendency TO prices the past week,
owing to the probability OF another war n Europe. ut
the market has become quicer toward the close To-day
the market stronger and lines of common shipping
extras held at - % and upward ad buyers having
pcremptory orders were compelled To pay more money
Rye Hour was somewhat unsettled Corn meat fairy &C.
i've but prices at Western some what ui>e tiled We
quote SAte and Western rhnc ~ hSb extra state
g. 2Od6f5 80 Western spring wheat extras 81 la0S1 a.
do NA and KIM lksi ~. winter wheat extras s. 10
dsh ~, do Xxx and xxx g. 71S6 75 Mime patents
81 2bA$S city shipping extras, ~ 21@tn -. southern
tras. A. Saths5 Corn meal-Wo-torn, g. 2a4t2 90,
Brand ywinc. S3 iOaSi ~ Rive flour 90 jpS 10 Wheat
feed. Sl9as2O y ton. rye feed sl9sS2J.
TorTos-fhc market has declined sharply under I'M.
favorable foreign news and continued large arrivals az
the ports and interior markets The decline in cotton
THE spot Ia last night ic Today spot. were more
active, but prices barely sustained Mdthh- upiauls,
lOAsc sales ia bales Futures dull and uisrrop ir
cled points sales bales closing at lni Tor
April lose Tor MaV ~ TIC Tor jane, luS2c tor July
NJ sc August ~ Toe Tor september aui lu'sc tor
October. Receipts at purts to-day. HNJt bahs SINCE
SEPT L. 3aOHuo bales corresponding period last season
g. 726 90 bales. Quotations are
The sun., 1878-04-03
Business NOti,ts.


OF the mouth may be- speedily cured hy of sOzO-
Don't tnevcr tailed tn rrmove tue cause anil rc-ti"s
the mouth and teeth tn beauty aud health IL inlurus
none, AMI cures all II most pleasant tO the taste aud
conservative ufgood looks.
The sun., 1878-04-03

Pomeroy's Elastic Rupture BELT L. the best
tru.. MItnout metll .prins. Irce 81 7l6 broadWay.
The sun., 1878-04-03
MaRINr TNrELLTGE EyOE


rfriAruUE ALssS,c-rHfs
eunriscs... 90 sun sets. II Moon sets. ~
HiGH vArHR-rHs
Sandy Hook. "a t'ov 1siani. So Hell Gate. 10 10
The sun., 1878-04-03

Rupture.-Trus~cs, Supporters Belts &C Prices 20
suit tho Adjustable Pressure Truss CO. 735 Bway.
The sun., 1878-04-03
SPECIAL llotltts.
SEVENTH REGIMENT RECEPTION,

TNt SVNculn KtRllnent AnH NtteTnn AssUcIAuUns
RECEPTION.
in Aid Of the New ArnorN Fund, At the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL -, ls7S
Boxes and tickets may be secured Appi auon 10 WN.
A rOND 4 90 S47 Broadway Tickets may also be Obj
tanned the officers and members u both organllunns-
|. .l.-- M -ll1Ll.- NJ
The sun., 1878-04-03

"Chapins Buchupaiba." sure thing. Cures
urinary diseases IN days Si at drgiss % Barclay st.
New York
The sun., 1878-04-03

a Fortune. AIrll 49, Al Sew orleans -ifLthl Nl'lhulou
Louisiana state Lottery COMPANY l~'1 p.lIe,, amount
ing to SlluNn. capital priles. Silptt $1,000. 500.
a. lp6UD tickets two dollars a. halves dollar
81 Corresponding agents for sale oi tickets at mighty
rcnuucratVc compensation wanted At all points. Al
Grand Extraordinary Drawings arc under tnG super:
vision and mun1srWrnt oi Grus q I bEAl REGARD
and il BAL A EARLY. Addrr-, NJ A DACPlIlN. Post
Onicc hoN G'r1, Nrw orleans, La, or IL l. PLUM 3lT
Hr NOW
The sun., 1878-04-03
xoy,Ln1yANX LOTTERY.

IN THE GRAND FN1RAORDlNARY WHICH WILL
TAKE PLACE ON AlRll. 10. lH7S.
There will he only - UnD lickcts, with
50 25o npplN ruLES CAPITAL PRlZE. ONE MILLION.
Prizes cased Information furnished orders filled Sc 6c.
TAYLOR a co. Bankers. II Wall st, New York
uACTuAML, BENEFIr FROM TIE UsEoE
cnectlal Ms family medicine IN rheumatism. ; ro'uls,
Neuralgia etc sent everywhere by express Depot 2ib
Grand st, n HYATT 5 INA does cure taMrrh ny
mall, 20 cents
GOLDEN KAIK.-Roharc's Aurcohne prolucos
hN two " three Al plcauons tho beautiful golden Olior 20
much admired is perfectly harmless 10 i' had nt
an apothecarieS nj fancy good. dealers sole agents.
llONENDEN sons. Loui1n. Ln-iaud
TIE SICK MADE WELL.
without Medicine Dr FANAul. MWn ur ItHlhi fhhsl-
clan cures cancer uunor- uoi, u. amt A. l'hf", ~
once - Bond ST. y y lMrsp a NJ 10 T. NJ.
The poor cur'd Tree ir'm II io - VI
s"1os., HENTrINft u,', ST,TE + f,lmI:g lor; n
prilcs Caiiial irl, sl1l'n rtk"ts ~ IS II fut-
TFH 4 co northern Agents, l,2-1 BroadNay, \ y and
lsi Montague It .B.ouAlAn
"a" sUKE rIKE ROM LING DISEASES.
Rock Candy ami il,r Nhl,kc,, - per gallon, ~ per
Mrlr huto. H-t rock candy, ruani. - hoods dehv-
erti :, mi postal card VAN hl.li, ~ 'hanhrrss St
.TuE EBH AND FLOW OF LIFE" CAN
he maintained hy t.v u-c ut aLlffEkN ELM lpIthGES
iui Coughs For .hr hY all druggists tANN Eli CO.,
PROPS. cor WASHINGTON aud Nmtcr SIS. boston
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTEK Y,-Arfi .
IChN.s -, HANNs 81 oitu lilA ulhll -
IsAACkS& 70 l.2i7 Broadway.
VITAL mrs cures m!polcrc, aud
nervous ,uihtJ, el kOPf Pharmacy, BOw,ly, cor,
Houston -
THE STEAM GARRETT CLEANER
STEWART, $40 7th aY send for lrculars
The sun., 1878-04-03

PRovlNoSs-POrk, lard. and other hog products have
been slowly improving in prices ON tc prospects otHrrru
export demand growing out OF the thr atenod war In Eu
rope, hut without much buOyancA Ot tome Beer Hlso
ruled shade nrmer To-day pofk va, rather easter ut
quotations, and lutures nominal Foo fAturr delivery,
Slo Ind lur mess May delivery ana Slp21 Tor June.
bee is quoted nt some advance. Bacon WIS hrmy htA
And uWet Cut meats very hrm Lard oUtntd eHslor
nn closed more steady sales On the , ~n ic- a. u q
Tor PRIME city aud 81 so Tor PRIME Nt>tctnt amt t
turc delivery 1890 les M 81 h0or MAJ NJ 7hlss7 10
for June. Dressed hogs shade hrmrr Mrquotc Fork,
bhl hl-NrstCrn mess. Slu 1lasluiO tor new.
and SO tor old; prime mess, $40; extra nrmc,
- 21aSS 10. Lard-Wcsteru steam. n 10 ms, ~ 80
prime city s7+5 lIams-smokcd cit,, sAle. ucklci,
1@sc. shoulderS-snoked city 5'a@jA Ac ,weki,d. dAc
ern and cliy a'g~1hc Heel hams-N r'tgiM e hni,
II iesfl6 BcVf-Westo rn extra mess Sl2eSA y hll ,
PLAN do sll9sllau prime mess q tee, SIsqss1o
s ere hss been iausry some improv. nsnt in
The sun., 1878-04-03
saeo.ooo CAsmIN FRITZ Is.


COMMONWEALTH DlSflIkl iluN co,
In the city Louisville Nv Aprll ~. -7S money
refunded under the supc vision nf II G Winer.nill.
Treas. ky Gcu Harms. frost McAlcan Tnuspnttatinn
Co. AMI other prominent ciii@ us si2lp' VIII J." us
trhutcd from the capital pri1es pth s-pf' sluUp,
g5pt down "a fltn rt kcts. cn halves 50 quarters.
A. 90 Address orders ucktfsur mormnu ln 10 Conn
uonweAti Distribution Co, tnlu,r Journal hndins,
Louisville, ny. or II rukItk 60 =.
Iasiorm AEcnts. ] ~ kInn IMAN. y. Y.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14
A Badly Scared Editor.

An editor was sitting in his easy chair,
buOyaut in mind aud heart, with the
calm serenity and blissful tranquility
that none but editors know. A shuf-
fling sound at the door brought him
back to earth, and, facing nervously
about, he beheld man of determined
look closing the door behind him. With
a sickly feeling of foreboding the editor
motioned toward a chair and gazed upon
the intruder, helpless and bTeathless' re-
signed TO meet the worst.
The hand of the man wandered toward
his vest pocket. The editors cheek
hlanched and his lips turned blue. Alas!
alas! he has guessed Alright the mission
of the stranger
The man pulled out a bundle Of letters
and papers. The head of the editor fell
forward upon his breast, and his hands
dropped iistless from the arms of his
chair.
MY errand is not pleasant one. -
said the visitor, speaking slowly.
'IhaDk heaven!n exclaimed the edi-
tor, plucking up courage. "Out with it
suspense Is worse than fate.H
II have an execution on your home,U
continued the man, with professional
sadness. THAT mortgage has been fore
elOsed.n
"HOora ha! hal hap roared the ed
ltor, springing up and nearly shaking
the man $ arm of. Heaven be praised
out Lord what scare you gave mel
Blister my cOrns, If ] didn't think you
had chunk Of spring poetry. Drive
On-sell the old shauty. lisa rat-eaten
barrack, anyway, and rents are cheap.
Ha! hal what load you've taken off
my mind! Let's have your name-and
down it goes f0r two years free sub
scription. You're an angel in breeches,
old fellow, but you don't look like it
darned if you do. Ha! ha! Cut your
/ hair, man. cut your hair and wear a
stand-up collar. Ipll your children
sorrOw."-CinciHnGi Breakfast Table.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14

SCIENCE AND EDUCATION.-NOth
can be clearer than that the liberty Of
science and liberty of education, the
progress Of science aud the progress Of
education, are indissolubly linked to-
gether. Whewell has shown us how.
10 the development of the human INTEL
lect, the great steps Of culture have fol-
lowed and resulted from the great steps
Of discovery that have successfully en-
larged the sphere Of human knowledge.
And II was not because certain new facts
we're poured in at each epoch of discov-
cry but because new ideas, new meth
ods, new modes of mental activity were
introduced. These are invaluable in
euueatlon, and II shOrn away, so that
nothing but direct results are impaired,
the quickening, arousing influence al
science is lost to cnlture.-PrOfessoy
Younldns, Popular Science Monthly 10,
Nay. -
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14

How To GET ALONG.-Don't stop to
tell stories in business hours.
II you have place of business, be
found there when wanted.
No man can get rich by sitting around
stores and saloons.
Never fool in business matters.
Have order, system, regulation, and
also promptness.
Do not meddle with business You
know nothing Of
DO not kick everything in your path.
More miles can be made in one day
oy going steady than by stopping.
Pay as you go.
A man Of honor respects his word as
he does his bond.
Help others when you can, but never
give what you cannot afford, because It
is fashionable.
{ Learn to say no. No necessity Of snap
I ping 1t out dog fashion, but say II nrmly
and respectfully.
Use your own brains rather than those
/ of others.
Learn to think and act for yourself.
Keep ahead rather than behind the
] times.