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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

THE COMING SCHOOL TERM.-Eight
long months of school will begin next
Monday morning. The first stroke Of the
morning bal will signal the termination
of the recent pleasant holidays The chill
.drcn should not delay unit! thcn to search
for their books and states. During to-day,
tomorrow and Saturday they should coll
lect all the necessary articles TO be used in
school, review the few concluding lessons OF
last term, and be prepared to start with
their studies where they left of. There is
a time for work and time Tor play, and
they will grow up to be nothing more than
great, useless ounces If they devote it all to
play, and therefore all the children should
look forward to the next eight months with
the same pleasure with which they hailed
the holidays, for each is important in help
ing them to grow up good and useful citi-
zens.
Next Monday morning will doubtless
find Mr.. David Lieb, Mr.. Henry Wctzcl,
MISS ftusA w ppI-t Bliss -NuHAlt -hANsil't =
Miss Mary Nesbitt, Miss Bella Rankin,
Miss Lizzie Campbell, Miss Annie McAf-
fiery and Miss Mary Schrom in their places
ready to welcome the children. Every
child of six years Of ago and over who can
possibly 60 to school, should be sent, be-
ginning the first day and continuing
through the term. The corps of teachers
enumerated above are very proficient, and
will doubtless exert themselves to their
best ondeayors in improving the physical,
mental and moral condition OF their schol-
ars. Then, 90 to school and do your best,
confident that although you msy never be-
come the President of these United States,
you will at least be in q position to gain,
by your learning and moral worth the es-
tccm of all good people.
Nor would we omit TO add that there IA
also pleasant school for the colored chill
dren of the town, under the care of Mr..
Brooks, whose capability was tested last
year and proved equal TO the occasion.
There are many of these children To whom
the coming term of school may be Of great
benefit If they will attend.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04
z r U 7 T.

Oranges and Lemons are uerv
.fnc and he price Lo,c enough TO
to bring them into epery day use.
But The price on these goods srill
be much higher IN n sLoyf finn,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04
NeW Advertisements.
Pardon Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that APP
pllraiiau rilI ls n4sIo q iha B1afd Il rAri5ns
at IT, meeting on The TiltRD 1UE-pAY oF SKIP
TENDER isTs. fnr tho pardon e sTEWART WAL
KEK The ESuuni - cont uue-i slri uess raasa IS
wsund received i=f1yu he arrest aud irarra1umeut
gE-.u MARGARET WALKER
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04

New ORLEANS, September l.--General
Hoods year old daughter IS improv.
ing. His son, aged =, was taken with
fever yesterday. Alice Williams, aged
3 years. died OF yellow fever this morn.
ing at No. rs Washington Street. Eve.
niug-Anotber case Of yellow fever has
been reported.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-04
NJ e A = S .

O,ir Sugar Cured Hams, Dried
Beg. Brodkfdst Bacon and Cheese
are all 'oor'hy Of special mention.
, 1879-04-18

For nnother wook as loast the tired lind is
to bo bored with talk in both Houses of
Congress, with tho certainty Tint no new
light will bo cast upon tho subjects under
discussion, which .hre, the Army bill in tho
Senate. mud tho Legislative bin In tho
Ho,,so-both Of thom mndo political MEMS
uroH by the partisan a1non]ments attached
by the Democracy, What tho county wants
is ropose and quiet, cessation from politi.
cal excitement; and Judge KELLEY, Of Pena-
sylyauia, must bo credited with ono Of tho
strongest arguments yet mado when in
ilia spoech yesterday he warned tho
Democrats that they are prolong-
ing nj, ngitntion that tho people
want stopped, and are in falr way to
Holidify the North once more it they execute
thor threats to adjourn without mnkine the
necessary appropriations. Judge Krn1Er's
speech was surprise to the Democrats, who
had expected him to follow in tho wako Of
tho Greenbackors Of tho House and support
MI tho political amendments, He fayors two
OF these,-tllo repeal Of tho jurors test-oath
and tho prohibition Of tho army at tho polls,
and would voto for thcm M independent
measures but ho is not disposed to abato n
jot Of his hatred Of tho State'a.Righta doc
trine which lies ut tho bottom of tho attempt
to abolish Federal supervision of Federal
elections,
, 1879-04-18

Mr. TI1.pEN visited tho lato Con, Dick
TArLon during tho lattcr'a recent illness,
mid, before 1eaving lisscd tho dying man
The TtLnEN organs aro usiug the occurrence
to their utmost ability to promote tho causo
OF their lender at the South. Tho Wishing
ton I'ost thus tleacrbcA tho sconc:
"'The Interview sshich followed was IN affecting
one. Er. Tf1nrs took tho hand of tho dying
man, and expressed his deep regret ut seeing him
in such q condition. Gen. TAYLOR pressed tho
Governors hand In return md thanked him for hIa
sympathy Mr. Tt1DKN TaEcd for a n1omsnt At
The dying face. md then, bending over. kissed
him upon tho torckcnh NO man, ho said 10
Con. TArroH, 'hns ever had a WISER trncs, or
moro nnsclsh friend than yon hayo boon 10 me- '"
Upon this tho Now York Erpres-a Domo.
cratlo but anti-TlLDEa paper-thus com.
mnnts:
"The rredieton,s ~ not hazardous that Mr. TsLnEv,
tho most cold and nnscntlmcntal Of h,man hciagst
means to uttlize that kiss by giving It the widest
publicity. 1sa only sancttty was silence. That
gone, the u*utruct remains. It las beeon,c cnu,-
pa!tn kiss and tho old gentleman will shortly
cause tho Literary Nnrcau TO work MP this n.olo.
dramatic Incident into gushing articles for tic
connirJ editors at tho Snnth. It will aooh bd In
the hnnds OF sorte smnrt advertising agency for
transmission tn hundred forms. The scene Ii
doubtless to he tl!narattd on the acnsntona! pat.
ent.mtdc!no plan, and will form valuable nlll-
tion 10 Mr. TtLDEN's collection OF pictorial poll.
tics.''
The same paper rccnlls tho fact TINT, in
1913, Hidden was M aativo supporter Of thu
Anti.Slavery candidates nominated ut Duifalo,
md during TINT year was tho s1auderer Of
Con. ZACHARY TAYLOR, thsn the Wig canii-
date for President; 1t insiats that this exti-
biaion by TlLpEN Of sentiment OF affection
for tho dying Ganoral was "a oampa;gn-
kiss"
, 1879-04-18


Tho handwriting honta in their trinl at
Hastings, Mob, ought 10 consider themselves
lucky in having escaped sentence of death.
The Jury brought in verdict Of murder in
tho second degroc, and tho Conrt passed
sentence upon OLIVE antl F1anEn Of i,npris-
onsnens for life. The fact In their tofenso
that saved thoir nooks WIS that tho mon they
Killed were themselves partiea to violent
foud botweon tho stook.raisers, and tho a1df-
tional faot. abundantly proved at tho tria1,
Tint tho burning was accidental, the cloth.
Ing having been set OH fire by tile rcarncss
OF tho gun with which one of them wns
Rlot- In spite Of tho best phuRe tito able
lawyers Of the t1ofsnso oonld put npon tho
deod, it yot reu,ained most ntrocious, hor-
riblo murder, and 1t ID onsily understood TINT
tic verdict and sentence created general
surprise bocauao tho dcath.ponplty was not
'inlppsol
, 1879-04-18

Tho hlAyor-eleot Is III tlunger Of being
crushed III a colfis,on between opposing fao-
tons Of his friends. Tho general dcmand
for placo extends to tic Office Of Comptroller,
and Of necessity for tho removal Of Mr.
FAnwELb. AL fnc.ions Of the party insist
upon FARwrI1's removal. not that tl,ere is
tho romotest oxouao or occasion for much ro-
novnl, bt>t simply because tho "party" is
entitled to everything the law allows it to
tnkp.
It scems-so tho story runa-tlat Mr.
1fAnR1foN, who bns always been A1ason,
just before the election concluded that It
would be polite thing to got higher up;
60 he began to climb the ladder by degrees,
until ho got about ns high in tho Orlor nj
ordinary mon genorally get, In this pro-
coeding ho WINS led, 30 It is said, by Mr.. T. +,
Quincy, who Is brother both as Do1no-
crat and rs Mason, and It is assumed TINT
thoroby, undor the influence Of 3lr GuaaEr,
Mr.. HARR1soN obtained large vote from
brother Masona which he would not other
wiRo have received.
G1r. HARRISON has already announced his
purpose to appoint hia business partner TO
the most lucratiyo Office in his gift. This tho
fiorco Democracy Ind pRrtia1y submitted to
rs concession to tho Mayors personal
friendship but tho announcement that
h1r. GuasEY Is to bo Comptroller has
aroused widespread nntngonisu,. It ia
insisted that ATr. HAan1soH owes his cleo
tion 10 tho Democrats md not to the
Afnsons; that 10 was tho Democratic and
not the Masonic candidate; aud thnt to mp
point Mr. duHNEY because he Is n Mason, or
because the Masonic body dossro it or ro-
quest It, is Il repudiation Of tho Democracy,
ninotoon-twentiothB Of whom aro not Ma-
sons. 1Ionco thorc is MI intense opposition
to Mr.. Quincy by tho rank md flo Of tho
party, who do not hesitate to say TINT il Alr.
1fAanrsox hopes to roach tho 9oy6rnorsl,ip
as Masonic candidate instoad OF as DEM
ocrntio candidnto, he will hayo 1ivoly timo
in doing 30.
In the meantime tile canvass for tho other
of1lcoB Is progressing warmly, aud for ma,i
who has SO much to discuss anl who talks so
frooly with oyerybody, the candidates gen.
oraily ayroo that hIr. HARRISON says the least
Of aoy poraon thoy over know. III fact, tho
impression il growing yory atrong among tho
leaders and tue followers in tho party that in
oloctang A1r. HAnn1soN as Mayor tho party
has got something they did not bargain for,
and tho only comfort that is found ia OK
pressed in tlo romark thas tho man who
reaches All altitude onght not to kick away
tho lntldor BY which he Ind climbed, rs IL ia
possible ho might want 10 use it again.
, 1879-04-18

It WAS to havo boon expected, after tic
''oomploto vtudfcation which l1r. 8. II.
1lcCneA received ut the lnuds of tho Inyos.
fighting Committee, TINT there would bo no
delay In his confirmation as West Park Com
missioner. But it seems TINT largo NUM-
ber of the Senators-in faot, majority
would like to have IN opportunity Of rcad-
ing the evidence which so absolutely fails to
sustain tho charges, and to judge for thc1n-
nolyoa whether tho finding Of the Commit
TOO is correct. It Ii for this reason TINT
tfio report recommending confirmation Is
laid on tho tab1o and tho testimony ordered
printed
, 1879-04-18

With af tito notoriuua innnnnnitv nf 4Io
1l,inois T,ecjslat,,rs Tint loi1x 1as i1ora,.
mad n rnnnrkoh1o ontitu;,o for tho ,,1,;tn-
washing business. Thsre ,,ca hocn -,
f,omopstrot,o, If or, ,,,r,;o,,,,x .,,;,, !.
decoration II IN nnt f,esco ,xor1, IN ,x,,,a1,
tho ventlanon If lila Housa axoo,. 1,o ,n,h.
liz IL ,,ot cntloa ,,,,, =, aist;,on,s, ta...oa,,
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If = 1tia ,,o 1;,,,1 - ,vor1. ,,srn,,!r .1on.
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Ty,nara.;on L. t,.a tn,,,.,sa, .ox, ,az -,
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t,n s.rT 10 sun,1;os w. ana,asn, M Vs., .a.a,. a".
IT, n, .shn ,rent - ~ ~ aona nan,,,a I 'ss,. ,a,
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co,,n,;.x,onor Mcrnr. ,r,11 ,roha,av ~ H.
fovor of ,o;nt,n. IN tha n.r,k ,ono.s M, ~
,,,;,,c ,,,ar, 1,r;o,,t .nl o,ao,1,, nnnoa....as
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;nr rrenosa t,-o,,.-stcrv - LIE n,,.szs.s ~,
S na, t snhoro ~ msef,,i,csa u.roat,a- ~ ~
~ .i y. 49," ~. Hr,'onn' .'.,,, & 4o'
;ta n co1cium ltuht. onf1 dirk ~ ,yorn a,,a,.,
, 1879-04-18

Ttnin construction that In. always hrnn rrt
',pon them, to tlio effect fhat Congress woultl
refttso to voto tho appropriations oxccnt TN
der the Democratic conditions. Al mnttcr
OF fact, Hr1ch cxEsuasfons hare bnon nualcrosis
enough IN anl ont Of Congress-. hut
shefa Is no OCCASION for ltnir-
splitting. Tho Dcrnocrniio programme
kpeaRs fol itself, ana Clearly foroshaaowH
Tho Revolutionary design charged npon Tho
majority. If .l,urc wora mt Interior purpose
Of Reoking to cocroe tho President into a,,
npproval Of tho obnoxious legislation, there
would scarcely l,o so stnbbstn Il disposition
to attach this Legislation to Tho npproprin-
tion bills ut tho beginning Of All extra session
when tl,ore IL abundant timo MID orport,,-
nifty for passing thom ~ separate measures,
It is too lato for tho Democrats 10 fotawenr
their intentions; thoy may abandon tho
project from wholesome fear of tho effect
1t would havo On their pnrty interests, bnt
such abandonment will bo n square baok-
down, nflti tho Democrats will not bo ablo to
coyer up TINT fact.
From now on tho debate on tho Army bill
in tho acnato md Legislative bill In tho
House will proceed sido by Hide for MI ill.,
definite period; but, ainco tho Democrats
havo ma1o the isss,o, the timo cnn bo better
employed in TINT way than in any other.
This debate will not fail to expose tho real
aim Of tho Democracy anil, Judging from
tho progeaH already mnde, tho Democratic
speeches viii bolray tho viciousness Of the
aoherno quite as effectively MS the Republican
snoaches.
, 1879-04-18

Secretary SuEBa1ANs latest offer OF $160,-
000, GOO Of 4 per cont bonds at ono-half Of
! per cent premium has been snapped up
by collection Of Now York monoy mag
mates, who yesterday afternoon held 1noot-
ing to consider tho matter, and aftor au
honra doliberation telegraphetl tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury their acceptance uf
the entlro lot at tho price named. This
readiness to tako the last block Of por cents
Mt q premium Is not surprising, when It In
understood that tho aeouritica are quoted in
London ut 1o2l, md it appeara that tho
enormous deal undertaken by tue Now York
bankers contomplatos tho ahipmont Of tho.
bonds nbroad.
, 1879-04-18

1t their sweeping character. 1nsioa1 Of hr-
y',niont or ronsot1, they would ttso force.
Instead Of providing for gsaduat chango In
tho educational sYsson, they sweep 1t away
at onu blow and provide anotl,er. Instead
Of conciIiating tlie people Of Frnnoo, they
antagonizd t1,om by wtlht tliey bolicvo to bo
MI .ttnck upon tho rights Of tile family. 1t Is
n rnoasuro which wduld nctet I'D tolerated. IN
our own country, though mucli ffeor 11e-
pnb1io thnn Franco. 1Iera a'l Denominations
l.ayd unrestricted liccasb to establish
schools, 10 long as they support tlloms
and a1t our universities ire more
or less lonominational In character.
So,no Of them hayo become soonralixod III
greator OR loss degrees sinca tl,uy wots first
founded by tho slow processes Of liberalism;
bnt my Legislation TINT proposed to sweep
thom oi,t of existouce at ono blow ind place
tho system Of education III tLo hands Of lhc
Government would meet '1nsthnt popular
condemnation. The fatlicnl tharaotor Of
those bills, suppinnting tho honlthy compc-
tttion between the Stnte mid deuominntlonh1
schools, md removing tho best thachors Of
france, would 10 a severe blow at education.
They have gone along side by side for yoars,
and thero Inns boon no complaint Of whut
Of efficiency in tho respective eyatems. It is
not 10 much tho supromacy Of tho atatd I'll
education ns tho supremacy Of education In
the StAto that should bo considered.
, 1879-04-18
THE WEATHER.,

OrFlcu or THE CHIEF S1oNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. G., April Isl Il. fn.-lnd*s.
cations-For Tcnncs.ec, the Ohio Valley, and
! Lower Late Regions rising barometer, northeast
to northwest Winds, stationary temperature, snd
partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper slissIss'p'
ni, md Lower Missouri Valleys STATIONARY o'
rising barometer possibly followed in tilc vest
crn portions by falling barometer, northeast 10
southeast winds, slightly warm clear, Or pasti5
cluudy wcntller.
NEW Y0lsK, April 17.-Tle storm Of wind and
rain which reached this city to-day cxtrnds Il
for south rs the uult.
LOCAL oD8xaYATfoxa.
CuiC4nn. hpfit II.
, 1879-04-18

Thcro II tio,,h1a s;r,;daan,o 80 ~ a. ,,;.on
avail T., H. ran.t, IT,. 49, o -,
viz. III Tho desperation with which thu
Democrats pursuo their p,1rposo or ;lcatrov.
ing all National authority for tho rrotoof,on
of Nationnt elections: md 70, tbo ofYort
which tie Democrats aro mixing to cover mn
till tho last tho revolutionary method which
thew hayo ndoptod to oorry ont their acsioua
Tho nassago at arn,s botwoen ATessr4 nrcr
aud Hoaa On Wednesday fully rovea1c1 1oth
these conditions,
Ybilo sookin9 to defend tim Dc,nocrotic
party from the charge Of a Revolutionary
purposo: the southorn orntora nm mt ob1o
to restrnin their nnsafonnto tbroo,a NJ
Drok's manner and words had MI Tim man.
eciup arropnnce of t],e onta.var f,ro.on,or
on1 thoro woa snec,o, a,on,nconca T., ,,;s 49,
u1t;np: res1oct;on. flint f3u.prra 1ost II.
head by resisting Parliament Ar nror ri
mt ,pca,, that Proe;dort W., ,r;1, 1,,,,. 81.
haaa aavera1 from },;o 1,o;1v a. r.,
had, 1,ut In ,roha,1v t1i1 ;n,or,7 T., ,,x,,..,
lin d1ea TINT t}, off1o;o1 },sol ~ n~sn,,..,,
1t.vrs will In hac1,e1 NJ ,,v A. non,aass..s
,noinr;ty In con,rrosa - 1,a aho,1 .as,.ss ~
how h Domocratic i1ictot;on ,r,,oro -vos " y
di,t,nnt threat of ,nnaoo,,ment i,a4,,,1 ' :" -
lila rcmorka S>@ 40
,n,..-..,., ., ..-...,
o P"'sl.1 ",',i4 'no 11eo'oor"'s afo seek'
m:,:, ,1s ~ 'oson Dos"eo4 oAA41lfs = an" Tue
,..ssa n.'.:.s-. 11aoas m' ~. 'no o'.' nano' "na
'1ions .' , ,tN ~ =. 'l.' Wv 1a'net'su congress
oA t11o ptuos,'is ilo inore Iea8onAoio than
, 1879-04-18

Tic press OF New York laA lately Cono over
to TALMAaa's side, not hccauso IL respects him
more, but because It hates tho presbytcry nu,l
prcsbytcrans. Itattempts to make atl alike
ridiculous, There is no WHY the cause OF rollg.
lon can bc injured 80 much as by the vlndtca-
tlon Of TALNAaE and thu renewal Of tlta pulpit
anttca.
, 1879-04-18

The New York Tribune prints pathetic no.
ttce Of WILLIAM SIMPSON, tic favorlto pawl,-
broker Of TINT city, rcventiy deceased. Pawn
brokerage proporly conductod," says the I'rib.
me, is as useful as any ltind ot banklng, md
l4o who for long Bcr!cs VI years could carry It
On extensively without incurring ill-wl1i, anl a
anmo for oyersharpness md selfish shrowdness
must have possessed many excellent qualitics
OF character" These lines might almost hare
been written by beneficiary.
, 1879-04-18
Tic Widow TArLoR's charge that her husbands 3

Tic Widow TArLoR's charge that her husbands
estate l,as been wastefully managed las been
partially met, but not fu1ty. eho alleges TINT
three trustees hayo bccn drawing at tho ratio Of
$1,000 per ann1ln, for taktng cure Of tho prop
csty. Though it may have been we'll managed,
S15, 600 per annam is large sum to pay for tho
purpose. At tho Same time 1t should bn rc-
lnosnbcrcd TINT the executors n.o men Of tho
very highest character, nd It Is Improbable they
could nuthorlzo any expenses not actually ncc-
CSsnry.
, 1879-04-18

Tho E''orld reprints communication In re-
gard to the Presidential candidates, printed
originally IN lts columns Fcp. !, an states that
ila author Of It YVES Gen. "DIcK" TAYLOR.
It Ia n brilliant but slap-dash criticism Of tic
cand'tlates and tho fnct TINT 1t did not attract
more attention at the tins Is doubtless due to
Its evident want Of balnuco which was char-
acteristic OF The author.
, 1879-04-18

The Education bills introduced in tho
Fronch Assembly by II. JULIEN FEnnr hayo
revived the old-timo quarrel botwcon tho
clergy mud the State, which has 60 oftsn
sprung up in Franco, though In this instance
tho struggle promises to bs mora bittor be-
cal1so tho proposed measures aro more radical
thnn any ever beforo offered. Their effect,
should tlaoy 10 put in operation, would be to
take nwny tho ont1re educational franchise
from tho Roman Catholic Church aul trans.
for it to the Stnto, anil destroy the entiro cd
uoational machiuory as it is now operated by
tho Jcsuits and other Orders, who, in their
peculiar functions aa teachorB, control lilo
schools Of FraEco. ...The law Of 1875, whicl.
is in tho nature Of n compromise, now regu-
lates university education and provides that
stalaonta can pass their degree examination
before mixed jury ,nale mp Of Professors
from tho FREQ universities and from tho Snto
University. Tho pending bills sweep oil this
away. The examinations are to 10 con-
duotod by Professors OF the State University,
and every student presenting himself
for examination muat be registered upon
1ts Books. In addition, no member
Of religious congregation not recognized
by tho Btate will be- allowed to teach in auy
school or college. How sweeping will DO
the operation Of this bill may bo seen by the
statistics. There aro fifty non.authorIzcd
religious Orders in France, aggregating 7,414
luembers, naarly all Of whom are engaged III
touching, tho most numerous being the
Joauits, 1,io7 members; tho Tapp'sts, 1,455;
tho Franoiscans. 4oo: tho uan,1ob,ns. ana
and tho Oarthusians, 3o3. Nearly nil Of
thoso oro engaged in taac],ino. tho Jcsn;ts
1,oadino tho lit with 27 so,oo)a containing
9.1y1 nupils. rho Catl,oljo intermediate
schools whioh will bo ofroctod lv tLa bills nro
yorv numerous md hnyo roni,,,v increnso1
tn 1868 It waa found TINT % cothol,o
schools warn. foun,]cd. while ina aocnior
schools dropned out. In 1908 t,,ero warn
~ ooa nnnila in tho secu,or achno,a md
=, ao7 l., a. fo.t,o1,, ~ J., 1877 H..
, 1879-04-18
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES

Tux Crtcaap Tntnrxx has established branch ofless
for tic rccfpt Of md advertisements ~
follows.
NEW YotK-itoom 70 7rtbuns uuldtns F. r. Mo.
FAnpKN, Manager.
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II. MAILER, AEant.
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, 1879-04-18

4 notct1 mct1ical dispute has beon brought to
MI ntnicab]e settlement In the New Ynrk 11omc-
opathfc aoctcty. The OCCASION Of II was 4 lostfc
on tic part Of many members ot the Society to
cut loose from the doctrine 'tSlmlfia similibus
curantur," wlltcl, has been too rtgdty construed
by tic homcopattfsts. At tile meeting In Feb
ruary, 1873, Dr.. L. 8. FOWLER, OF New Yoflt,
offered n resolution Tectt!ng TINT belief fl tic
principle cited should not tiobnr my practitioner
from" " recognizing an1 making uso Of tic re-
suits Of Ills cxpcrtcncc,n or nIopttng "any cs-
tablishcd principle lii medical sclcnct or my
slcrapcutcal facts founded on experience, 40
fur as In his individual Judgment tloy should
tend to promote The welfare Of those un1rr Its
professional treatment" The passage Of thls
resolution was not approved by many mem
bers Of the profession In tho Stato, and It
caused acrimonious discussion In local societies.
This Tcar's meeting OF tho Society wts looked
forward to With sumo apprehension, but unex-
pcctct}lv It resulted In complete pacitcation Of
the old troubles. A committee, made up fror1
the opposing factions. unanimously agreed 10 n
report, In which 1t rms stated that t!lc Society
"adherca to the formula, sSiml1a s!m!tEbns
eurautur,' as cnunciat!ng tho great therapeutic
law for the treatment Of disease" but "csnrly
asnl emphatiealy distinguishes betwccn thera.
uent1c law anl tho lnws OF chemistry, physrs,
arid hygiene" The Spccty dotcrm!ned, 40 far
rs the common Judgment may decide, that every
1nw Inns its exceptions, ovcn tho taw Of " SimIa
simillbls curantur." It was flntly stated tl4t,
tn some cases, tlIu law Of "Causn sublata tolli-
ttfr ciIectus " Is better.
, 1879-04-18
WOMEN As NnIARlEs PUBLIC.

CoLuARns, O., April 17.-Attoruey.Gen1ss1t'aa. 1s1'a
Pillars, in his svply 10 q 1uauest for use''o1
Oh t1,e law recently passea authorizing tae :, ~
potntment Of women On Notaries Pubic' toast
iasucd an opinion, stating that n his 1udsnssS. w.
tho Law In question 10 constitutional, on ~
ground that tho otilce Of Notary Pubisc ~ ~
such d public o1Ilcs a. Il contemplated IN sss' "
Art. Is Of The Constitution,