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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
another Voting Distric, Wanted

just IS our County court has, after
trouble and expense. redistricted the
rounty into magislerial and voting dis,
lricts and had the boundaries run off
nd made public. here comes a petition
i.clore the Legislature to establish a
voting district at Buckhom. OF
curse we would like TO have our friends
'.ere accommodated, bat We are OPP
n1sed 10 any tampering with the pres
n; districts until tried aw@ile and see
.ew they work. Ifthis act be passed,
there will it end ?-McHenry, Ham
..ton, Point Pleasant, Elm Lick, Horse
'sanch, Psttieville, and every cross
roads village in the county will want a
''pting place. Our-Senator and Repre-
re native will schotch all such bills if
they wish TO carry out the wishes of
;ae masses of their constituents in this
.sEnty.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

We had the pleasure Of meeting a iev
DAYS since in our sanetrm Col. John 4.
Barrett the talented editor Of the Hart
lord (Eeptucky) Herald Col Barrett.
il quite genial, pleasant, and INTEL gent
Gentleman. bcsIde4 helm. o-e of the
most entsrprising newspaper men in the
STATE s. his wonderful Journalistic
ability he has secured e. very large cir
cU'ailoa tor his paper The Herald is
in every respect tir-t elise county
paper. It il neatly printed ably edited,
aud gives every indication Of tbrii;, pros
psT!,y and progrrssiseuess. We hope
since the Co'oael has found the ~ev 10
oar littis city "oi modest preten>ioCs. 4"
he may find it conssnient to vi5i; W
more frequently Princeton Banner.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
LINES
An memory OF liza Maggie Nall. Fho
tPrEricl this I.fs November 10, SS7s.


Lincoln (IIls.) Herald.1
Tbs1 M, gone to the skies bot We can but
deplore thee,
Err thou waSs so gentle, so lovely, 81 mild
Yet soouins ths Lord in good time will restore
thee,
Aud give to the loved ones who'ys lost thee
thoir child.
Though not in this world will occur the glad
meeting,
This world that is marrsI so by sorrow ana
care,
Ia mansions above We shall share the foat
greeting,
Or with Christ, a. be comes, in tao cloud.
Of the air.
Oh, yes. We shall meet, when Wa. too, hay,
passed over,
The steam that divides the hsrslftSr from
Thy home thou hast reached now, 10 longer a
rover,
The ~reAth % the. tor sseirclos thy brow
Tbv life il not .zded. oA, ne, bat expanded
Thy fct,sr. are broken, tiny syirit ss, fror,
Tia roic. thoa diIst hear, which - gently
commanded,
ID accents of tenderness, CONS unto me
Thy beauty. vhils with Us. was WORTH sJlai,
ration,
Thy beauty Of P.r'sa. and ss'll more c
s.iti,
thou - nov undergone TIA, great trsnsssu
ration,
which J,ruo di'p'ay.i when H., raiH~n'
80 saingI.
II thou c,g!l't look down FROM to, rampant.
@; Heaven,
Aad peak L. -" lsyed 80. ,tiii u1"a-aiEs
blow.
Tb,u would, .a-, w - 20, f,- no. to whom
70 IS given
Th, Ills Of tls raa-o'aeL forever 70 know.
Farewell to nv sa:-'riag., farewell an forever.
No -crro~ H-r pain can hsror rCs.2 ray brow
Sues, peace aud esptsat hall Gov oa as a
river.
In CT. ucrer-esjinS uacharselb's nov."
Farewell. then. dear Maggie, farewell bri,l
season,
We hope soon to meet thee beyond tho cell
tide:
We hope for bis. endless, All h,ro lies a
reason,
For Gelth has no sting since the Savior ha.
died. l. y. C.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

The Legislature of Ohio is putting
upa job on the Bankers of that State
as that body propose to enact law to
send banker TO the penitentiary
who loans money or credit in any
manner unless he has sufficient money
in his vaults to make that paper or
credit good"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
Texas Pacific Hallway.

Mr.. Brown, of Hopkinsville, reached
our little town last Saturday, and stir,
red our people up on the Texas Pacific
Railway. A petition requesting our
Congressman, J. 4. Mckenzie, TO usC
his influence in behalf of it, was cir
culatcd all over town and every man
to whom it was presented signed ex
cept three. The prospects are that
the bill will pass Congress.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

We have "a petition numerously
signed by our Beaver Dam friends
asking Congress TO do away with the
National Banks and make greenbacks
a legal tender for all debts, public and
private, and keep the volume in circn-
lation sufiicien ,ly large for the trade
of the country. also, to remonetize
silver. The petition and list of nal .es
would be published if we had sufficient
space. DR.. Geo. +. Mitchell framed
the instrument and secured majority
of the signst1res to it.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
N@FETsEsE
SAFE AND SURE.

NJ n. r. SisrcBs:
In 1872 your NFGEuSE was recommended
10 Inc; and, yielding TO tie persuasiaUs' Of a
friend. consented TO try it. At the time |
was suffering from general debility and nerv-
Gus prostitution, superindueed by oVerwork
and irregular habits. Its wonderful sreng 9Th
ening and curative properties seemed 10 at
feet my dehil,tated system from thShrst dose;
aud under its persistent use | rapidly rccOy-
cred, gaining more than ust al health and good
feeling Since then 1 have not hesitated TO
give NECETISE my N st unqualified endorse
meut as being = safe, sure, and powerful
agent in promoting health and restoring the
wasted system to new life and energy. NSG-
ETiNE is the only medicine | use, and as long
as live l never expect to fad a better,
Yours truly, W. II. CLARK.
100 Montgomery Street, Allegheny, Pa.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
VEG |, iNE.
HER OWN WORDS.

BALTigOEE, MD Feb. l3, 1877.
Nh 4. ". SrJYEss-
Dear Sir--ince several years I have got q
sore and very painful foot. l had some ply
sicaus, hut they couldn't cur. me. Now
have heard OF your NEGErISN from a lady who
wxs sick for a l-rg time, and became I'll -e'
from your NEsETiSE, sad vert AMI bought
a bo'tio of VECErIss; aud aite1 bad used
ono bottle. the pains Left ne. ard it began 10
heal, and thcn I bought one other bottle, and
so take it ye'. I thank God for this remedy
and yoursslf aad wishing every sufferer may
pay attention TO j.. 1t il blessing for health
Mas. G. KBABBE,
63S West Baltimore Street.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
ROMEO PISEsTAFF.

Rev. J. T. Casebier has been holding a
meeting at Central Grove school house,
near Elijah Miller's, since last Sunday, a
week, and up to last Monday, there had
been thirty professions, and the good
work still going on with unabated zeal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
ShiPwreck.

The steamer Metropolis was wrecked
near Norfolk, Va, on the 31st ult.
About one hundred lives were lost,
and the survivors suffered terribly
from the cold and exposure.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

Nrs. Matte Barrett, Who has bean
visiting frieods at this place, aud who-s
excellent social atiain,nent- have con-
triauted so much 10 cu!iycn Princeton
society, returned to her ho'he -, Hairy
iorl. Keutucky, las, F-iday, accomp.>
| MED ~. her husband, Col. John T. Bar
rett. Princeton Banner
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

The Hartford HERALD came out with
q big rooster last week, announcing that
the paper had a circulation OF J ,536' We
hope you NAV get rs inaDy more, friend
Barrett Col Barrett held tobacco
lair "a t." days ago, at which lie dls~
,ribu'ed 500 in gold premiums among
his subscribers. Such pluck and ertrr-
prise is bound to win.--Clark County
Democrat.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

The suit instituted against Samuel
j. Tilden, by the Government for the
recovery of a large amount of income
tax, which it was alleged he had fraud,
uently withheld from the collector,
has been dismissed by the United
States court. This suit was instituted
after Mr.. Tilden had become a candi,
date Cor the Presidency, and was only
intended to be used against him in the
race. He has been honorably cleared
of all appearances of blame.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

The Examiner man is little wrong
in his prophecy business. Christmas
day in 1877 was on Tuesday, hence the
prophecies refer to 1877 instead of 1878.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

The jolly, jovial, aGable, pleasant,
'oiiie, whole-souled, heightened Sam.
Gaines, of the Hopkinsville New Era,
is now the Grand Foreman Of the
kentucky Na.kshop. having been
c''osen TO that position by the Grant
edge of A. o. U. w, at IFS recent
session in Coyington.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

Col. J, &. Shanklin, of the Evans
vile Courier, is spoken of in very
complimentary terms as = suitable man
for the position of Secretary Of State.
1t is not our say, but we think it
would be but fair compliment to
him (taking into consideration his SER
vices to the party for the Democrats
to tender the nomination TO him, as he
is worthy and well qualified for the
place.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
Oar Premium: EAir.

| KEPT hundreds away. Early ~ the morn
ing the sturdy iarmcr1 came rolling IL
from every direction Judge W F
Gregory, Mr. &. ". Phillip. snd Mr. h
/ +. Rove W,rc selected ~ the receiving
! committee, hut the task was too h.sv,
| Tor them, aul lHjEe A h Baird va.
c,'lri 80 to asset. Judge Gr,gury kept a
! book aud entered each competitors name
and the number Of HE .amp'. A card
rua thon sacked or To the sample on
which WAS written the number CORES
rondins with the number opposite To,
name GA l&g book
Toe samVics kelt pouring in until Il
O'Clock, aul II w.s easy TO zee dist tn,
Judges would occupy The court-Lou-s 80
mlh'rR their avnri- too long to simi,
of spcatiug 80 poster WAS scattered
around announcing the speaking At the
2rlhciis, church.
Immediately after dinner Mr.. Ead,u
y eth. ct the Pickett Warehouse, Louie
/ vile, Hr David oar, 81 Princeton, and
Mr. =. 4 Thomas. It Hartford went to
work ru 'i.e jahac, a. samples. Er. WIN
- - a., - A.,
" ,ea v,ut Co. work ~ the cora samples
in ,.r a,,su':me, quit, barge uGm-
-,
=,
~
- - "
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- ~
'''"' w - ',.'' "' "'' "'''' ~
90" " ~ IT, ,''" '''''' ''.'''''' II ~ ~
,""''''". ''r '''''' 10 i''''S 80 10 u ''''"'
''..'''. ',.''''
MI VA" WIS '"''o" ca ~ " ''" very
i''''''"I REMARKS 'l '''' = :. ''"'H"'
''''' '''''' ~ - i. ''''' ''''" ''''' &c d
7h''' ""' very 'o'v'''e ana "ff''i '''''
speech
lbs audience ny 'h'H Time became 's-'-
less ana """''" To se' near Tue court,
house; 50 further speaking ""' dispensed
WITH snd the crowd assembled around
the oou7t-house door. anxious 10 get in,
bot were kept out, az 10 person but the
committee and Judges were alio" ed TO <
N until the Judges were through. a
little after three O'Clock the judges fin
i,hei up their work; after all wss ar
ranged the bell Was ruHg and Ihe doors
throw" open and the crowd poured IN.
Judge Gregory then called out the
names OF the lucky ones. aud a. thr,
came forward we gave them the yellow
boys as promised. The following II -
list of those who were awarded premi~
inns, viz:
Sweepstakes in Tohacco-Santord
Tichenor, Point Pleasant, Ohio county ;
premium $50
Best shipping Leaf. ". Hamilton,
Beda; premium $40.
Second best-R. Hoibrook, Buiord /;
premium -.
Best Manufacturing Leai-frankIin
wallace Hartford, premium Sio
Second oest--A. H. wright Cool
SW'nS'; premium -.
Best Cuttins L'ai--Jas' Hl. Hoover
Hartford; prem'nm $40.
Second oes'-->. l.. Bard; Hartford
[ premium -.
/ Best Bread Cont }. Duff, Sulphur
/ Springs; premium SO.
Second bes,-Robert Rowe, Center
town; premium -.
! Beet Stock Corn Robert Rove, Cen
ter,own premium so.
/ Second hcst-G w. Patterson, Point
Pleasant; premium s..
Sweeps,akes--A. 2. Maddox, Rock,
port premium $40
All the premiums were paid AZ an,
nouGccd. in gold. The thing was con-
Quoted 80 that We the judges nor the
.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

A fearful sno W Storm passel over
the eastern and northern portion Of
our continent last Thursday and Fri
day.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
Honor 10 vsho,s, Honor ~ Dac.

No :own in Kentucky can boast OF
IS large Murphy Society in proper
lion 10 ropula,ion ~ Princeton. Mr..
N,.h;t is fine and forcible speaker,
hu; We think part Of the credit in
Princeton is due to another source.
Tor some months previous 20 Mr.
Neshit's coming, the Temperance
Advance" edited hv Rev. T. T..
Rich,y, of shat place, hal been freely
circulated in priUccton, which had
prepared i,e soil and sovn Tie good
seed, which hal already comme"cet
terminating, aul when Nir. Ne>hil
cnrie be found everything ready for %
successful revival. Whil- mu.h credit
is due Sir. Nesa. vet We cannot help
hut link a part of the credit is due
10 The influence excrtcd hy the Ad-
vance and IT, energetic editor.
What mean, the great tidal wave
that i coming Ike the upheayiug q!
The ,ca amid the tempest and storm,
tic crash OF the thunder aud CLEAN of
the lightning? Il /, the maic-ty IF su
injured people, demanding the srriign-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

Hawesyille has 500 "Blue Ribbon
folks.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
VECETTME

TIE BEST SPRiNG MEDICINE.
CHARLEsT0wS'
II. Il. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-This is to certify that | have
used your "Biood Purifier" in my family for
several years, and think that for Scrofula or
Cankerous Humors 0r Rheumatic affections II
cannot be cxcelled and as blood purifier and
spring medicine it is the best thing have
ever used, and have used almost everything.
l can cheeriuliy recommend it to any one in
need Of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mas. Z. A. pINSN0RE,
10 Russell Steeet.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06

+. p. Robertson, who staid a short
time in Hartford during the fall of
1876, and was for eleven weeks pro-
pr;etor of this paper, died in Evans
vile, Ind, on the 9th ult., from am
putation of his leg which had been
crushed in an accident recently.
While we thought al the time that he
grievously wronged Us, when here, we
have 10 bitter. memory. of him now.
Some one has said: "Oh, the gravel 1t
covers every error, buries every de-
feet, extinguishes every resentment.
From its peaceful bosom spring none
but sad regrets and tender recollec-
tons. Who can look upon the grave
of an enemy and not feel compunc-
iious ,hrob Mt having warred with the
poor handful Ct dust that lies moul-
dering before him?"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
VEGETiNE
ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.

ALL HAVE OB Al Ell RELIEF.
soUrE BEEwIcK, NE, jan IL, 1879
II. II. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear >ir-I have had dyspepsia in its worst
form for the last ten years, and have taken
hundreds of dollars worth Of medi ines with
out obtaining any relief In September last |
commenced taking the VEGErlNs, since which
time my health has steadily improved. My
food digests well, and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. There are several Others in
this place taking VEGETISE, and all have OBJ
tanned relief. Yours truly.
THOMAS f. MOORE,
Overseer of Card Room,
Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
VEGETlME
WHAT Is NEEDED.

Boston, Feb. II, IoI1.
i. r. STEVENS, Esq.
Dear Sir-AbOut one year since | found
myself in feeble condition froIa general de
bilty VEGgvISE was strongly recommended
10 me by a friend who had been much benefit
ted by It's use. | procured the article, and. AZ
ter using several bottles, was restored to
health. and discontinued its use. feel quite
confident that there is no medicine superior
to 1t Tor those complaints for which it is "s-
peeially prepared, ard would eheerfully rec
ommeni it To those who feel that they need
something to restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
L. NJ. PETTN GILL,
Firm of $. Pettingill & Co.,
No. 10 State st. Boston.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
EsiTasr,i.

TAKEN mp BY Samuel SHALL, living on Green
river, shout one Eaile h-;or Paradise. Ohio
county, ~, ozo black COW about fourteen
year, %, marked with crapi in right esr aud
under bit IN istt, White ia f..ce, legs white and
short It'll. appraised hy Z. VI. Shull a. five
dollars. Given before justice Of ths
peA,e Or Orio cous;y, this 5th day Of Deeeu.
Der 1877. ID. !. WILCOX. 4 2. o. C.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
TIE
EiETEGrb ACADEMY
The next session Of II, school will commence
MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1873,
aud cantiuas Twenty Wees, under tAe charge
MALCOLM MCINTYRE,A.B.,
MISS BETTE COOK, Assistant.

nne half Of the Ta;tion will be due az the mid
die OF tae Ssssi"I, d The other AZ tae close
w deduction i'r absence, CzcTT; in case OF
pJUtrartsd Sickness. Stui-7is viii be received
at any tin. .Hd charged from tifc- Of enter
ios' Special attention paid 70 it.,1g boys gOi
COllo--.
Bosrd can bs obtained at frola $3.50 to - 90
per wees. y3nJl If.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-06-20
A sons Appeal for Pocket Money.

The Memphis, Tennessee, Appeal
prints the following as an extract from
letter of young man Of that city,
now at the Lebanon Law School, to his
father, setting forth the low state Of
bis finances:
81 have 81 in my pocket, so you may
see my finances are at a pretty low ebb.
I have not squandered any money, but
one little necessary item after another,
with a new hat, some books, ETC., have
combined to diminish my supply Of
funds. I hate to be necessitated to
write for money. I hate money, any
how. Don't think from that that I, on
account Of my hatred for it, relieve
myself Of it as soon as it is my good
fortune to be burdened with the filth.
It is the hating to apply for it that
makes me cling to it 50 teDaeiOusly.
But I speak the truth when I say hate
it. 1t causes more trouble than any
one thing earthly. The strife for it
makes man callOus and selfish. The
possession Of it makes him proud and
stingy. The strong desire in the human
heart to obtain it tends to crush his
higher aspirations, and su6due his no
bier impulses. It renders him cunning
and tricky; causes him to measure his
feIOwmans character by his own. And
still, Notwithstanding my thorough
hatred for it, and its blackening inhu-
snce on mankind, I feel much more
comfortable, and far more independent,
with a few loose dimes about my old
clothes than when on touching my
pocket no musical chink is given back.
It is a kinder lonesome feeling, and
leetle empty; so rest assured that before
long no musical chink' will be waited
to my expeetant ear, and III be home
sick, and the lonesome feeling will come
Ger me, and T'u suffer. SOplease avoid
all these unpleasant consequences by
granting an auspiciOus ear to my mel
ancholY but earnest appeal"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-06-20
G1Girled Up.N

The Springfield Republican suggests
a new coloquial expression for the next
edition Of Webster's dictionary. 1t
was invented by an anxious father on
the occasion of an interview with the
principal of one of the Hampden county
academies, where the cO-educatiOn Of
boys and girls still prevails. The boy
in the case had formerly been studious
and promising, and for several months
had gradually fallen off from his preYi-
Gus standard, growing so careless and
unscholarly that it became a serious
question whether he would be able to
pass his college entrance examination.
1t was a coincidence that he had mean
while become conspicuous as ladies
man. The principal having alluded to
this as a prominent cause of the boys
demoralizatiOn, YES" broke in the
father, 81 know it; he's got all girled
up" Which, the Republican thinks,
is a remarkably happy and pregnant
phrase. If there is anything that plays
the mischief with the boys and girls
during that budding, dOwny and vel
vety period of their teens, when they
ought to be laying solid and permanent
educational foundations, it is this pre-
mature efforCscence of the sexual Pc
riod which moves boys and girls, who
ought to be kept down to study, operk
and prim and sidle, and play with each
others eyes, and write silly and badly
spelled notes to each other, and eat
slate pencils in private. But then, it
rarely lasts long; it is less harmful than
tobacco OF whiskey and there is no law
''agiu" youths of that age making fools
of t., ,lnselYes.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-06-20
Town and Hillsboro P. o. Sub
scribers,
Evening SoIacs

The human heart has hidden treasures,
In secret kept, in silence sealadi
The thoughts, ths hopes, the dreams, the plso
sures,
whose charms wore broken II revealed.
And days may pass IN gay confusion,
And nights IN rosy not ay,
While, lost in Fame's or Wealth's illusion
The memory Of the Past may die.
But there are hours oflonely u1using,
Such rs in evening silence come,
When, soft as birds their pinious dosing,
The hearts best feelings gather home.
Then in our souls there seems TO languish
A tender grief that Is not woe;
And thoughts that once Wrung groans Of Al
guish,
Now cause but some mild tears to now.
And feelings, once as strong as passions,
Flost softly baok-a faded dream;
Our own sharp griefs and Wild sensations
The tale Of others 6uRerings SEEM
Ohl when the heart Is freshly bleeding
How longs It for the time to be,
When, through the mist Of years recedinE,
Its woes but 1--we IN reveriel
And Il can dwell on moonlight glimmer.
On evening shade and Loneliness;
And, while the sky grows dim and DINNER,
Feel no untold and strange distress
Only deeper impulse given
ny lS=ely hour and dara aened room,
TosoIemn thoughts that soar TO Heaven,
Seeking life and world to coma
-CrTor BsU.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-06-20
Kite FLYING.

This amusement is not confined tC
boys alone, all people have their kite;
they are of all sizes and shapes. Some
Of them are strong and steady Of wing,
and pull their owners along the stream
of life as Franklin's kite bore him, when
boy, along the surface Of ponds and
rivers. The lovers kite is his mistress,
cover of silk and string Of mOOnshine!
The SPECTATORS kite is very unsteady;
now up, now down, it finally whirls and
eOIlapses. The poets kite is sent heaven
ward from garret, with such lack Of
Judgment as to fall backwards and
smash windows and things. Politics
is another mans kite, and very apt to
have too little ''bob'' to keep it steady,
and so it pitcnes from one side to the
other. Now and then we observe the
kite Of intelligent enterprise, steady,
well-balanced, soaring upward and on
ward, which, instead Of Icing chance
driven by every breeze, raises the wind
for itself as it moves along. The Chin
ese, who lily their huge monsters in the
air in the form of kites, do but carics-
ture our leeF demonstratiye Civiliza-
ton,