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RAND OPERA HOUSE.
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ORAND OPERA HOUSE.
" II. L. Ts, ,leure, Manager.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER . ~.
The attraction Of the year the eminent como
dian,
F.S. CHANFRAU,
In his Powerful American Drama, written ex.
pTessly for him by Edward spencer and q.
w. Tayleure, entitled
KIT THE ARKANSASTR KIT
KIT THE RKANSASTRAvELER KIT
XII = Observation-Disclosures TIL y KIT
KIT ANSASTkAVELER KIT
Illustrating with rare power and fielity
Lille and Adventures In the Southwest, pro-
duced with Special scenery carried with the
company.
Witnessed by over 700. 900 suditors in Boston
and New York, and opening the regular sea-
son OF the Boston theater Tor eight c,nsecu.
tive years 10 Standing Room Only" Sup
port BY Tsyleure's powerful company, the
same rs for the pasttwo years.
Taol aux: The Broken II me; The Frus-
trated Shot; The Little Difficulty; Sailing OF
the Medora; The Daughters Recognition;
The Game .f Poker; The Steamboat Explo
sion; The Last Chance; The Duel with Bowie
KNIVES.
Popular Prices.-35, 90 and IS cents. Doors
open at 7, commence at y o'clock. Tickets at
g. i. Thomas h Co.'S. ll-28
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02

IL ruB eloquent speeches that sera.
tor B tyard is expected 10 make during
the present session Of Congress, and in
his::ovsr-g gushing devotion to the people
Of Delaware, we shall await with some
an xiety to see what he will have to say
of the 10000 disfranchised citizens OF
New Castle county, the county in hich
he resides. Yes, we will wait, and
we'll wait.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02
Maine Political Matters.

The Executive Council of Maine met
yesterday in Augusta, and the Sen ators
and Representatives elect for all the
counties Of the State,or their attorneys,
were present. There was also in at
tendance number Of Republican lead
ers. The returns of the election for
county officers in Androscoggin were
shown, and the Council promised to
show the returns for Senators and Rep
resentatives to-day.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02

A PHILADELPHIA Evening "Bulletin"
despatch, says that when Senator Bay
ard entered the Senate yesterday, he
was warmly greeted by his colleagues
and it was evident that the i'll will dis
played towards him last session had
passed away and that he stands to-day
the leader Of his party in the Senate.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02

$500 senysan Of s. 'ns psy sss. S.s Saa
tics Ihat committed highway robbery. and at.
to npted TO commit murder on the body OF
Mtliard r. Toit, on Saturday evening, about
8 o'clock, the 8th day Of November, 1879, near
Pennsylvania avenue and Clayton streets.
ll.litt J. p. AIALMUND, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02
NREA'r SUCCESS.

Has attended operations in Wall street dur.
iLg the past thirty days From $40 to 81, ,0OO
received and operated, and profits returned Of
three to Ten times amount invested. "Puts u
and Calls ut favorable rates. Write ior
Information concerning our plan whereby
persons Of small means enjoy equal advanta.
ges with largest operator. Special terms t.
Insure against loss. Stocks carried on small
margin. Prices, ETC., free.
CLINTON 4 BRYANT, Bankers,
ll.l2-3md&w II Wall street, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02
OYSTERS.
NYsTERs ! OYsTERsli

TO THE EPUBLlG.-Having remedeled my
store at sixth and Orange streets, / am pre-
friends with the best Ice cream and oysters
The oyster season having now arrived, 1t is
my Intention to sell none out first class 0ys
ters and al prices within the reach of ALL
Hoping TO still continue receiving share Of
public patronage l Remain Yours,
925-Smd CHARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02

TOHN kAMO, SEWING MACHINE BA
81 saar. Northwest cor. Ninth and Orange
b Lreets, Wilmington, Del. All frstclass
sewing Machines for sale on easy terms. Oh,
Needles and Attachments Tor all Machines.
departing = speciality. Open In the evening
% q
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02
r.sSS\NAl5>sNA5 A5r..1I.See-

OvEBCVATS! OVEACOAIui
ArfOR EVERY BODYu
MEN. YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
ONE-PRlCE ONE-pRICE
ONE-PRICE ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HousS.
CLOTHING HOUSE,
2ia MARKET ST, 2is MARKET ST,
We have lust received another large In
voice Of Cveicoats and this completes
OUR MAMMOTH STOCK!
OUh MAN MOTH STUCK!
WHICH Is THE ELsRGEsT
IN THE CITY OK STATE
We have an endless variety, and all the
Latest Novelties and Newest Designs, to .
few Of which we will call your attention. Tho
latest Of all is tho
REVERS BILE OvERCOATS.
REVERSIBLE OVERCOATS
Which can be worn either side out. and which
THE uI.STERETTE
THE ULSrERETTE
Is vsry much worn, and is admired BY all for
its neat and genteel style.
II is d long coat, mads 10 button close to
the neck, hitting the iOrm very nicely, AMI 10
made from nearly all kinds OF woolen goods.
Plain Castor Beaver Ovrecoats, Cheviot
OvercOats, Cashmere Over oats, Black,
Brown and Blue DIAGONAL Uvercsats in
Wool and W0rsted In fact, We ave all
kinds and, all prices from $500 up. Call
and examine our
RUSSIAN ULSTER,
RUSSIAN LISTER,
That beats the world In price only
FIVE DOLLARS,
Our stock is full In every department. and
we are selling lower than ever before.
We have made reductions in our
MERCHANT TAlLO RING DEPART
MENT,
so that all in need OF q suit can afford one.
Fit and workmanship guaranteed here.
MI George Mccall, long and favorabIy
known to the citizens Of Wilmington, is
now associated with the Boston Cloth.
ing House. and would be pleased
70 have his many friends call
and zee the bargains heis
prepared to offer them.
v. y. HOLMES, PROPRIETOR,
v. 4. HOLMEh, PROPRIETOR,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
WILMINGTON. DEL,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02
RAILROAD LINES.

WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE kAlLROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta.
lions, I %, $40. 1870, lSo g. M, 23J, 100, 100,
rhilad elphla (Express) 600, P.3o, 1902 a. m.
Philad phia and new YORK 22l, 100. l0.02
A. In,, l2.l5, l2S9, SAC p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, S.3S
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7O8 p. N.
Baltimo and " ashington, l2bl, 40, sSS,
q, m 1851, l.04, SIS p. IN.
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 916 q. m, LILO, ~ p. IN,
Harrington and intermediate stations, 9.lb
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.l5a.
m, l.l0p.m. .
SUNDAY TRAINS,
philadelphia and Internsdiate Stations.
$40 q. m 8 90 $50 y. m.
Philadelphia and New York zoo m.
Baltimore and Wa, hingt0D, 12.bl, 2.l0 Q. M.
For further information passengers are 70
erred 10 the time tables posed Of the depot
H. + KENNEY. 6upt
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02
A NOTE.

Tne " Repsbiican stli ies0s An
sarcurslion. Advertise where you
ret the most for your money an"
go :. Republioan " In that paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

OEWINd MACHINES REPAIRED ANa
- EXUHANGED. Also guns, pistols and
locks for sale. bell hanging, tools, bolt cut
tafs, ratchets, wrepches, drilling machines,
engines and boile-. JNO. u. HIRZEL.
elSH 2o6 y. Seeend street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02

vTyHE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
i In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAkEK
Ora nd Depot, 18th st.. Market TO Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02

hOLI IN Y eOOpS.
Crosby d hILI.
CROSBY d Hill
Are now offerings a LARGE and Attractive
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which they are selling at very low
prices, In some cases lower than
the goods can be purchased to-
day from first bands by
ths DEALER.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We have just opened . Large Line Of Fancy
f0tds, suitable for the Holiday Sea
son, such as
JAPANESE GOODS,
JAPANESE GOODS,
JAPANESE GOODS.
Hanktrohiet Boxes, Glove Boxes, Jewel Ga
ses, Cabin cts, Gig ar Gases, Ac.
DOLLS! DOLLS. DOLLS.
DOLLS DOLLsi DOLLS
An immencs assortment, at wonderfully low
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS. TOYS.
ToYSi TIoYs! Toys TOYS!
A Large Stock, embracing the Newest and
most desiiable Toys. at prices which
must be satisfactory to all.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
HANDkERCHIEFS,
hANDkEkCHlEFS,
Gloves, Ties, Ladies' Collars and Cuns, and
an almost endless variety OF useful
goods, suitable for the Holidays.
GRO BY 4 HILL,
CROSBY Il MILL,
CROSBY 4 MILL,
NOS. IN AND 22l MARKET STREET,
N OS. no AND X2 MARK IT STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
AND1 W, THIRD ST, CHESTER, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02

Tho encouragement hitherto shown us has nro
Holiday Display Of Umbrellas III
anisILK, MoHAIR. ALPACA, SERGE, Il
p every variety Of style and hnish, for Ladies'
lre satisiaction assured to all.
+. G. sTRANG, &c. nj
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS,
CLOTHING.
A FEW WORDS TELLIrALll
AFEW WORDS TELL IT. ALI
AFEW WORDS TELL 1T ALI
There 10 no Better Clothing made than "a
make and no such stock Of Clothing
70 DO seen In the csantry,
Ready Made.
THE QUALIFY Is THE BEST.
THE QUALITY Is THE BEST,
THE QUALITY IL THE BEST
THE QUANTITY Is THE LAKt,Esr
THE QUANTITY Is THE LARGEsT'
THE QUANTITY Is THE LARGEST,
THE PRICES LOWEST
nnE rhlCES ARE THE LOWEST.
The FhlCES ARE THE LOWEST,
We mean 70 keep OAK HALL ahead oil tho
wade, where people can he sure 70 be
"uthed when they fail every
where else Our Msttois:
OAK NALL AGAINST THE wGRI.p
OAA HALL AGAINST THE WORLD
oAA HALL AGAINST THE WORLD
. TIES STOCK IS IN PRIME ORDER
THE STOCK Is IN PRIME OkDER
THE STOCK - IN PRIME ORDER
THE Statesmen AREIN PULL FOR CEl
THE Statesmen ARE in FULL F(IRCE
THE Statesmen ARE IN FULI FORCE.
And the people are welcome to
CONE FOR GOOD CLOTHING.
COME FOR GOOD CI.tTHIN(t'
COME FOR GOOD CLOTHING,
COVE FOR BETTER CLOTHING,
COME FOR BETTER CLOl HING,
CONE FOR BETTER CLOTHING,
CONE FOR BEST CLtyTHING.
CONE FOR BEST CLOTHING.
CUME Fur BEST CLOTHING. |
We stand BY every sale We make and mean
10 do exactly The best, and entirely
the best, BY eur Customers.
We are slad to say the rush keeps up We
are ready to give our best attention to
every Customer, though the crowd
should bs double.
WANAMAKER 4 BROWN.
wANA MARER 4 BROWN.
WANAMAKER d BROWN,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
:. Z. CON. SIXTH AND MARKET STS.,
:. E. COR. SIXTH AND MARKtT SITS
). T. COR SIXTH AND MARKET STS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
The Largest Clothing House in America.
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WA1CHES An ID DJEWELRY.
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Daily Republican., 1879-12-02

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
DOSlTIvELY rOR.ONE WEEK.
SURPLUS. STOCK OF GOODS,
will be sold, 300 yards Red and White Elan.
mel, $50 Yards Canton Flannel,
200 YARDS HEAVY MUSLIN,
06 Yards Table Linens, l25 Yards Linen
Crash, o Dozens Towels, A Lstst
Napkins, together with large
quantity Of
TORCHON LACES, HAMBURG EDG-
INGs AND FANCY GOODS or
ALL KINDS.
Call early and secure bargains at
ATROSE FEENEY'S,
AT ROSE FEENEY'S,
~ MARKET STREET.
al MARKET STREET.
LIMIT.
-
FLOUR.
TOOK ArouR
ROCk BOTTOM PRICES.
FOR CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
Best Family Flour only q rs per barrel, and
every barrel warranted.
BEST NEW BuoKwHEAT MEAL.
To be icund In this city, and at the lswest
prices.
w.N. CHANDLER,
NO. Oil MARKET STREET.
TABLES REPAIRED!
SIZE REDUCED!
CARoh ALTERED To POOL,
NEW AND SECONDHAND TABLES.
MATERIALS ON HAND.
AS-Piices 20 per cent. under the market. %
III PACKARD,
No. aosh NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
1926. PHILADELPHIA.
REMOVALS..
TUHN q. PATTERSON
HAs REMOVED rs
LAW OFFICE
TO NO. oss FRENCH STREET.
ll.ZLl0L
ExOAVATOR CO., NO. 2,
Is prepared to cleanse sinks and cesspoOls at
moderate rates, and guarantee setslaction.
Orders left at
A9 sHIPLEY STREET, s. Il, CORNER
EIGHTH and TATNALI., and s. +. COR
NER FIFTH AND PINE,
will We promptly attended h. ll-2s-Imd
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Daily Republican., 1879-12-02

BLACK CASHAEkES 1t 10 an acknowl-
BLACK CASHM ERES edged fact BY the
BLACK CASHNERES best judges amongst
BLACK CASHMERE the trading puDlis
BLACK CASHNERES of this city, that ws
BLACK CASHMERES are giving our Gus
BLACK CASHMERES toners Greater Bar.
BLACK CASHM ERES gains In BL ACK
BLACK CASHNERES CASHNERES than
BLACK CASHMERES they ever saw b.
BLACK CASHMERES lore. We would In.
BLACK CASHMERES vite special atten
BLACK CASHMER ton TO Q new In.
BLACK CASHMERES voice Just received,
BLACK CASHMERES Il inches In width,
BLACK CASHM EREsS at 90 cents per yard,
BLACK CASHMERES which we guaraH
BLACK CASHMERE.S tee to be finer guage,
BLACK CASHMEREaS better weight, good
BLACK CASHMERES color and of more
BLACK CASHMERESS intrinsic value thal
BLACK CASHNERES can 10 found else.
BLACK CASHhERES where ct Is cents
BLACkNASHhERES per yard.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-02
:gxAs gMssElLA,

RNER FOUkTH and MARKET sTREErr
npted 70 extraordinary efforts, In making IN,
hneit ever known In this city.
EdINA and dINdHAM UMBRELLAS
Gentlemen, Misses. Lads and Children. r.,
RANG, E.C. srnANa
LADIEs' COATS.
OPENiNG! OPENINGi
OPENING! OPENINGi
OPENING! OPENING!
loo LADIES
$50 LADlES'
10 LADIES'
GOAT. AND DoLMANs.
GOATS AND DOLMANS.
GOATS AND DOLMANS,
COATS AND DoLMANs,
COATS AND DOLMANs,
PARIS DESIGN, PARIS DESIGN
PARIS LESION, PAKiS DESIGN,
rERYECT MATERIAL.
PERFECT MATERIAL
ECr..AAlERIAL1,
rEnrECL FIJI, PERFECT FIT
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP.
~ BoMEyrIS
800 DOMESTIC
Se0 DOMESTIC
CoATs AND DoLMANs
GOATS AND D6LMASs HS sND Doi'AANS
COATS AND DoLMANs,
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
BEAUTIFULLY TRIAAED
Al
UNHkAKD OF PRICES.
UNHEARD OF PRICES.
UNHEARD or PRtCES.
UNHEARn OF PRICEs
UNHEARD OF PRIOES
UNHEARD OF PRlCE
1856 MISSES COATS,
1856 MISSES g JATS,
1856 MISSES oCATS.
ALL AGES, ALL A0Es,
ALL AGES, ALL AGES,
Ah'' A'h'' PROM u.s Up. ALL AGES
FROM aH il: Sr S
II. l., LIeHTENaTH1H,
n. L. LICHTENsTRIN,
II. L. klOHTENSTHN,
22e MARKET ST, Ns MARKET ST
22s MARKET ST., ~ MAKKET ST
22s MARKET ST., le26 ~ Market ST
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DkY GOODS.
RUSSELL 4 SPENCER.
RUSSELL Il 0PENCER.
RUSSELL Il bPRN0ER.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24
Distressing symptOms

In the stomach and bowels NAV announce the
existence either of dyspepsia in the first or an
obstruction in the second, or the approach OF
some choleraic complaint, or simple diarrhna.
Collie, bitter or sour eructatious, a pressing
down of the bowels, feeling of oppression
or iuttering at the pit of the stomach, are
among these unpleasant symptoms. They
and their cause are speedily remedied by
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, a single wine
glassful often causing an immediate cessation
of pain. When the difficulty continues, it is
only necessary to pursue the use of this stand
ard carminatiye and anti-dyspeptic medicine
to obtain entire and permanent relief Moth
ing in the composition or flavor OF the Bitters
is in the slightest degree Objectionable. Medi-
cal men pronounces it eminently pure.
How Women Would Vote.
Were the question admitted to the ballot.
and women were allowed to vote, every wo-
man in the land who has used DR.. Pierces
Favorite Prescription would vote it to be an
unfailing remedy for the disease peculiar to
her sex. DIR. Pierce has received hundreds of
grateful testimonials of its curative power
IOWA CITY, IoarG March 4th 1877.
DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Sir For many months was a great
sufferer. Physicians could afford me no re-
lief. In my despair commenced the use of
your favorite Prescription. 1t speedily effect
ed my entire and permanent cure.
Yours thankfully,
MRS. PAUL r. BAXTER.
Magligiant and subtle indeed is the poison
of Scroflila, and terrible are its rayages in the
| system. This may, however, be permanent
| ly stayed and the destructive virus expelled
| from the circulation with Scoyill's Blood
and Liver Syrup, potent vegetable deter
gent which eradicates all skin diseases leav-
ing no vestige OF them behind. White swell.
ing, salt rheum. letter, Assesses, liver COM
plant, and eruptions of every description
are invariably conquered by it. Druggists
sell it,
/ Dealers will, Of course often Recommend
an organ as best because they have it to sell,
or can make more on it. But it has been de-
monstrated at all the worlds exhibitions for
twelve years that those made by the Mason
q Hamlin Organ Co. excel all Others.
Favorable Notoriety.-The good reputa-
ton of aBromns bronchial Trochess for the
relief Of Coughs, Colds, and throat Diseases,
has given them favorable notoriety. 25 cts.
J a box.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24
REST.

There renaaitaeth, therefore, rest to the people OF
Godn
God gave to man the earth, all fair and glow
ing,
Rich with sweet flowers and fruits, and lofty
trees,
And grassy wales, their pleasant shades be-
slowing,
And thymy downs to greet the summer
breeze.
God gave to man the sky all star-bespangled
His diamond footprints on the purple height
Changeless in beauty, through their mize en-
tangled,
To guild the way-won wanderer Alright.
God gave to man his natures noble presence,
His stately form and heaven. directed soul,
His comprehensive mind nddeathless essence,
And babe all things acknowledge his con-
God gave to man his homes unbought affec-
ton,
Where eyes of love his answering glance
may meet;
Blest in fruition of his hearts selection,
Gladly he homeward turns his weary feet
God upon man all kindly gifts hath lavished,
Save one, the dearly sought for and the best,
with fairest sights and sounds each sense hath
ravished,
Yet here in vain may man demand for rest
He finds it not in shady glades reposing,
He finds it not the starry heavens among:
Nor even when, his home around him closing,
He lists at sunset to his children's song.
God keeps back rest alone, that the world
weary,
Fen though his cup high mantles to the
brim;
'Or though his fate be desolate and dreary,
May seek and find repose alone in Himi
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.
Farm Notes.

II
The losses by grasshoppers in Sierra
county, Nevada, are estimated at $45, 900
Extensive forest fires are devastating
portions of the mountain region of Penn
sylvania.
Farmers in California are cutting hay
in some localities. There is a fair outlook
for the hay crop of the State.
the world averages an annual product
of 981, 100000 pounds of tea, China pro-
ducing 89O,0OO,0OO. Japan 100000
India S5,000,0O0, and Java 100000.
An English authority says hundred
British farmers are forced into bank
ruptcy every week by the importation of
American meats and grains.
The brow of the average Texas farmer
is wrinkled with care. He can't see where
he is to cut his coming crops. Waco Er-
0nainer. Put them in train for market.
In the United States fully thirds
of the people are directly dependent upon
the soil for support and of the 100000
who are engaged in productive industries
over 100000 are farmers.
Seventeen live prairie grouse from the
United States recently arrived in New
Zealand, where it is proposed to endeavor
to establish the bird. Twenty-Five were
sent, but five died ON the voyage
Professor Baird's forthcoming report
will contain an exhaustive account of ex-
periments in Matching Goldfish artifcially
at Gloucester last winter. The experiment
was satisfactory and Prof Baird thinks it
is entirely practicable to multiply the
species to any desirable extent.
Quassia and soft soap, is recommended
for destroying aphides on roses and other
woody plants. tits used by boiling four
ounces of quassia chips for an hour in
gallon of water. When cold and strained,
add two more GALLONS of water and six
ounces of soft soap. With this syringe
the bushes.
The Maine beet-sugar company, of Port.
land, converted, from the 18th February
till the 23d, $40 tons of beets into sugar.
obtaining therefrom about 10000 pounds
OF concrete sugar, or over 10 per cent.
which is equivalent to about 9-1-2 per
cent. of the best grained sugar. The COM
pany this season have contracted for over
1,1OO acres to be planted with beet seed,
which is as much as they want to handle
the coming season.
Pot plants that become unthrifty and
sickly, may be revived by planting them
in rich mold in a sunny spot after trim
ming, after the season becomes permanent
ly warm. Thus they will often trow into
a vigorous state during July and August,
and be ready for reporting Oleanders,
oranges, lemons, camellias, azaleas, among
hard-wooded plants, may be made healthy
in this way. They must, however, be pro-
tected from the effects ofsweeping prairie
winds.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24

There are said to be 100000 people
in France who seldom eat bread or meat,
but subsist almost entirely upon yegata-
bles and fruit. In some districts of Scot
land peas are largely used as food by the
laborers. It is well known to be one OF
the most nutritious Of the legumes, and
their wholesomeness is we'll attested by
those who use them
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24
Sound SleeD,

;"Put q sound wall of sleep between
every two days" advises benefactor to
the human family. Without knowing
whom to credit with it, we recognize its
value and wish the wise counsel might be
more generally needed for the ultimate
good of all. Sound sleep is essential to
good health. Nothing else restores the
system exhausted by labor, by care or ac-
tivity, as does the perfect repose found in
unbroken sleep. Almost wholly are the
disposition and temper governed by the
capacity to sleep soundly. The sound
sleeper, whose nervous system is recuper-
ated and braced by healthful, restful
sleep, is seldom disturbed by trifes that
upset completely an irritable, wakeful
person who lies through the watches of
the night conscious of such pulsation of "a
restless being, and beginning each morn
ing with worn nerves and heavy spirit.
Before the excited imagination of the
wakeful person all the disagreeable
things ever known are almost certain in
the stiffness of the night hours to pass in
review, making the sufferer rejoice when
dawn chases the shadows, and the day S
activities bring the companionship that
leaves less of self and personal concerns
to engross the fevered mind. How price
less then is the boon of restful sleep, and
how often it might be attained when it is
not, if only the question was more reflect
ed upon our better understood. Peace OF
mind and good digestion are fundamental
principles, and these attained, the desired
effect would be tolerably sure to follow.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24

to-day, is true of all past time. You will
see, then, that death is no curse You
will see that the common notion, that
death was imposed as a curse, is utterly
false.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24
[ OUTS JlankIUIIy,
MRS. PAUL r. BAXTER.

Dealers will, of course, often Recommend
an organ as best because they have it to sell,
or can make more on it. But it has been de-
monstrated at all the worlds exhibitions for
twelve years that those made by the Mason
d Hamlin Organ Co excel all Others.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-24


is very far from satisfying the human
soul. When we have gone so far as to prove
that a person who lived thousand or a
million years ago, can be seen by the
backwardjourneying psychometer, just
as he was, amidst his surroundings, and
all his life of that day is brought before
us, that does not satisfy the warnings of
our spirits. We want something grander.
We want proof positive that we, our in
dividuals selves, shall still live, as in
dividuals, when the monuments we have
reared, and the mountains we now see,
are alike levelled under the universal
law of -change-death. / am in
clined to think that these desires of the
human spirit are to be met. Nothing is
given to mock us. We do not have these
immortal aspirations without some pos
sibility of their being satisfied. I be-
lieve with Walt Whitman when he saws.
Il know am deathless, and am not con-
tanned between my hat and nv boots
This orbit of mine cannot be swept by a
carpenters compass. / do not know what
follows the death of my body; but ]
know well whatever is really me shall
| live, Just as much as before. I suppose ]
am to be eligible to visit the stars in nv
time. I suppose that / shall have my.
RAIDS of new experiences of this earth viii
prove only one out of myriads. How car
the real body ever die and be buried9 Il
will elude the hands of the corpse-clem
ers, carrying whatever has accrued to i
from the moment of birth to death.n
There is conscious life for the indi
vidual-life in the great hereafter for ths
human spirit. What we see with the ey,
| is the least part of the real man. 70,
never saw person you see the flesh, tn,
eyes; you see the eyes, but not wha
looks out of the eyes. There is spiri