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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

A Rich MANS WILL.-The will oil
the late Albert Weber, a wealthy New
York piano manufacturer, has been filed.
lie bequeaths two houses and the in
come from 100000 TO his wife, aud the
income from $4,000 to his two daugh
tiers. Aside from these requests, his
other property, including his business,
to his son. Trustees are appointed,
and If in any one year The profits are
less than s25, 1000 the business is to be
wound up.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
THE WILSON HOTEL,
i-Aa ia 2 WOODSTOCK, VA,
JOHN r. STRICKLER, Proprietor.

This hotel, whose reputation Is knoSn TO the
travelling public, has been recently re-opened and
will be kept in style which will give satsfattion
10 all who may fevorfne with their patronage.
Summer boarders can here find pleasant rooms,
good board, everything calculated to AFFORD them
pleasant soiourn in the country, and at reasona;
be rates. LL.
July Aim. u" j. X. SIklChLEk. .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
TERMS OF SALE: 4

VIRGINIA, To-wit:
Y In the Clerks once OF the Circuit Court Of
Shenandoah, June IS, 1879; TX VACATION.
Isaiah Allen in his own right and az err. Of Rob
ert McAlister, decd, J. ). Harnsberger, admr
Of J. n. Hill, decd, Israel Allen, ex'r OF John
Allen, decd, and s. q. Stephenson, err. Of viii
liam Moreland, decd........... .Complainants.
La e.r 81 AGAINST
P VI, 8. Bird, Surviving admir-. of w W. Bird
cd, John Nips aud Philip Lucas. .... Defts
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to distribute b those
entitled certaiu funds arising from The sale OF
certain real estate in Mt Jackson, sold by W. W
Bird, trustee, who Was substituted in place OF John
Haas. said property was sold ia pursuance OF A
deed OF trust made BY Philip Lucss 10 John Haas
In 1871, to secure John Sipe and j. n. HIN & Co.
in certain amounts named IN said deed SO
Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defen 1snts John Nipe and Philip Lucas are not M
habitsnts Of this stase-It is ordered, That The
said defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what Is nee
essary to protect their interest that copy of this
order be published In some Newspaper printed Ia
Woodstock. once week for four successive wesks
aud h copy posted At the front door OF the Court
House OF said county, on tho frst day Of the NEXT
County Court. GEO. w. MILEY, @. @. @ sc.
-.s-ls ~ A COPY--Teste:l .ts
~ b. arra.l GEO. w. MILEY, G. O. G. 8. @.
Alien Wynkoop, Pc. June 2s-lv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

The moulders of the Reading pa.
hardware works, 40 IN number, struck
for higher wages Saturday. The pro-
prietors notified them that the works
would be closed for month. A gen.
eral strike of the moulders Of Reading,
who number about 1000, is anticipated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
NORMAL SCHOOL.

The Normal School heretofore conducted by
Nessrs. Haislip logan, at Woodstock, viii be
re opened on the 2lst inst, and VIII continue six
weeks.
Tuition for term So, in advance
Boarding in private families can be had on res-
-. 4 - W, W. LOGAN, Woodstock, Va.
ly1--lm. .ar E.W
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

Some thoughtless boys threw fire
cracker under the dress of young
lady In Pottsville, Pa, July Alb, which
exploding, set fire to her clothes and
burned The poor girl to death,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
Who is Responsible?

The announcement that a bank has
broken, a cashier has deiaulted, that the
savings Of hundreds have been sudden
ly dissipated and that the rich have been
reduced to poverty, or that the thrifty,
industrious, hard working mechanic,
who by his frugality has saved a few
hundred dollars for the support OF his
declining life, has been suddenly..reduced
to absolute want by the dishonesty OF
some bank officer, hardly excites sur
prise, unless the bank happens to be
situated in our immediate neighbOrhoOd.
But when it is one of our own banks,
how insecure we feel! There is look
of inquiry upon every face. Every one
seems anxious to know the amount Of
the defalcation, and upon whom the
loss falls. Then they want to know
the causes. Where is the money: BY
what means was it lost: A feeling Of
indignation towards the erring officer is
expressed upon all sides. The matter
is easily explained. He was dealing in
stocks in New York, and lost not only
his own but the money of other parties.
Every one, almost, expresses surprise,
yet, were it known, hundreds OF people
in this State have sunk hundreds and
thousands Of dollars in the same way.
These swindling schemes are extensive
ly advertised Respectable papers
printed in large cities and furnished SUBJ
scribers at nominal rates advertise these
swindlers in the most attractive man.
ner. Reading notices explain how one
man has made hundred dollars by an
investment Of ten, in thirty days, or
81, 200 from an investment of 5000, and
that the same can be done by any one
who will forward small amount to
some firm on Exchange place or Wall
street, in New York. Upon q small
sum large profit may be returned I'm
I'll the party is induced to invest largely,
when the whole amount is lost. But
respectable secular papers are not the
only means Of advertising these swind-
ling concerns. We have heard minis
tiers of the Gospel commend to their
people a religious journal of Baltimore,
which publishes advertisements OF this
character. In fact the agents Of this
journal are almost exclusively ministers
who recommend 1t to the families Of
:heir church. Here are two specimen
advertisements taken from this religious
journal,
elnc0 yfOdts on 20 days invest elOn
blU1g ment in Western Union. slUU
~ ~,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

The Object of this suit is b have the Interest of
Complain ant in the lot in the town Of Woodstock
conveyed by Harrison Fadely and wife to said
Perry Alderman and others Trustees Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Of the Washington Con
ference assigned her either in kind or Dy COM
pensatien, in money as may be the more pr4ctic-
able and equitable.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant Perry Alderman is not an inhabitant OF
this Stste-It is ordered, That the SAID defendant
do appear here within one month after due pub
lcati5n hereof, and do what IS necessary to y otect
his interest that copy Of this order be published
in some newspaper published in Woodstock once
week for four successive weeks, aud q copy
posted at the front door of the Court House Of
said county, on the first day OF tie next Coun'
Court. GRO. W. MILEY, C. c. S c.
copy teste, GEO. W. NlLEY,' c. c. &. ). c
Jno. f. so. 3. Roller, / u. July 10 w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

David Stein aud Henry Muller, who
haye served terms in the New York
State prison. have been arrested in
Newtown, N. Y, having in their pos
session an organ, clocks, carpets, chairs,
Bibles and other articles stolen from
several churches in neighboring towns,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
Bring on Your Hides |

ROBERT NEWMAN, she'Old aud experienced
ty, IL prepared to do tanning st his owe shop IN
Woodfock. He vii. rooeiye hides, at OTIS old
tan yard. He proposes 70 work exclusively on
shares and Will graduate his work on shares by
harness leather. He will mske Il / TO the
interest Of every one 70 cali and Gee him for his
terms. They are better than ever before known.
I'm the trade. Call for information. II will pay
ard skill. sf srnal ..fslrI tMNW
June 1t-3no. laI.lt f1a ttftM
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
AGAINST
Perry Alderman, Reuben Frazier, George Jack
son. Samuel Lee and Barbara Bowman. ...Dei T..
~ CRANBERRY

The object of this suit is t. have the dover Of
Complainant in the lot situated in the town OF
Woodstock conveyed by Harrison Fadely aud wife
to aid Perry Alderman and others Trustees Of the
Me tho dist Episcopal Church of the Washington
Conference, assigned her either in kind or by
compensation in money, as may be more practici-
bic and equitable
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant Perry Alderman IS not an inhaDltaht OF
this State-lt is ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION hereof, and DO what is necessary to pro
tec his interest hat copy Of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed III Noodstock,
once week for four successive weeks, ana copy
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
said comfy, on the first day OF the next County
Court. GEO. W. MlLEl, Z. = .. -
A copy, teste, GEO. W. MlLEY, {. c. c. :. C.
Jno. Z. so. b. Roller, p. q. July 10 W.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

There are some Coughs that arise from the Liver
Or stomach If so, and you have symptoms Of the
Liver, use Thayer's Liver Powders with the Con-
sumption Cure and you will never regret the in
Price, % and 50 cents and 81 per Bot
lie. Sold by all druggists.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

a7IRGINIA TO-wIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Oai,e of the Cir
cult Court Of shenandoah, for the month Of Jaly,
1873:
Barbara Bowman ........+.-.... ....... Ophlpit-
AGAINST
Perry Alderman, Reuben Frazier, George Jack
son, Adam jackson, and samuel Lee. Defts.
N CHAN CFRy
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
Adde'S,
Bankers, Wall st. 4. Y"

$50 to $1,000 invested in Wall St.
stocks makes fortunes every month.
Books sent free explaining everything.
Address Bankers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
Friday Night, Iuly 18th, 1879,
THE SHOW CASE & SCALES

NIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the CIR
cult Court OF Shenandoah, tor The month Of July,
1879
Mary L. Bare......... ......... Complainant
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
Queens,Care
GROCERIES
FLOIAL OUh1IIo1IUNEEo JAIL Ut
A FINE FARM

IL CuCuuuIOdu AOuuSls IhlU4ds
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court Of
said county rendered at its April Term 1879, In the
chaneery suit Of David Swartz complt. vs.
Joshua J.. Stump and others defts. the under
signed as special commissioners viii
MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1879,
proceed to sell, on the premises, at public auction
TO the highest bidder the real estate In the bill
and proceedings mentioned, on (which Joshua T.
Stump now resides, consisting OF several srssi q
tracts Of land CONTAINING IN THE AGGRE-
GATE 50 and "a acres, more or less, formerly
owned BY DR.. David Swarz and by him sold TO
said stump, lying and situated In said county
north east Of Toms Brook, adjoining the lands Of
John Hiser, T. Schmucker and others, which farm
is well located, improved by comfortable buildings
and q good orchard, land In good condition
fertile aud productive, and upon the whole Is a
very desirable property.
s-. TERMS OF SALE:
One fourth the purchase money cash on the
day Of sale, and the residue In three equal annual
instalments to bear interest from the said day Of
IS e, for which deferred payments the purchaser
shall give his bonds with approved personal
security and the deed TO be retained as additional
security until all the purchase money il paid.
Sale 10 commence at II O'Clock A. NJ.
R.E STICKLEY,
VI. L. WALTON,
July 2-fw. spi. comrs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
THE CONTEMPORARIES
LIV Z r.

Being Healing, Nourshing, Paleating, Stimulating
and Soothing Relief aud speedy Cure must fol-
low, Give il a Trial. all who Suffer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
CRAMP collie PAIN.
USE THAYER'S
COIN SUMPTION
CURE.

Thi. is the finest preparation that has ever been
put before the public II never fails to give salts.
faction in Consumption or Coughs, or bronchial
affections OF any kind
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
CHECK THAT COUGH!

Usually three or four doses checks the worst
cough.
In Consumption, 1t is the COACH thai strains the
Lungs and breaks the Tubercles, thus keeping up
the irritation.
, 1879-01-04


iew tha. ran.lnei tssc'a l. a,,, gaso up, my
.h Sin wa a ~. mus iS iom
many harn FALLEN during no lato rn'nlalen can
NJ nj, be cs;lu'ated. and q psrhaps nc wholn
WI never bc known. f"r scpulaicana arc aftalsl
to TO- Inform eEcn ths0',uh u 1naks,-sfacy cannot
I'VE and speak; Eht pct ,ocratt snppress aMl
conceal Their 'rcds; they atc sht'rw. ctiough TO
ktor That tl,e less known the hattcr tos them.
A. nc same time they sc1f out .aasb,ed' lying
s!atcments ~ tho wr*ld, nj the world preters
TO .eeve M t'a, y neliev,. u = the @ i9sn' .o,,.,
IN Aofehouka faFffh M!a shon ~ q eo1oreu
man Whtte man nntacd iltcn, t't,e o. gang
@ wno vent i at n,Es,t to @ 40 : ume Whipping. Wy
cIa! houses Werc vleNen ING uae oecupante
whlpped, but thsy came fl,,aIly to a house that
a "ot answef , e.,i 10 te,f c %fnas H. % "sSa Sa
itto IL gnu kiiseu one eAHa theu totceo the
, doos. lhc datset o. ne Gu ad e!,od ~! !ato INC
ep"n -" a xes III ILL., w% or ~ ~ 'n % ar
IN .ne darKness nnd conlnsor inc .'cgso rasa. ~,
6us anu m1oo m1 ssvspe. M .1 @ .s III r ~
nss 70 tnG noasc; nusnt tno &c ~ aaa tn9 ilstaR
enitl anu atio Else. wno naa aonseniso mcIse' a
aer w. tne a1oa, naey cseaPe D. naoy ny nue1au t.
W., Ma Rno" anem.s iasn.s' H. H. "us oaa a.,o TX
nnu WoIao man' so Wa alses'sa ~
, 1879-01-04

OF swallowed the bttul, hit & wnA hound by
cruel decree Of fate 10 thus nt!lfrt The ncnpc ot
Scandinavia. We Thought Of The legend when
We read The balnnce-*lcct Of James MortonN q
70. Total liabilities Krantlly nycr three Mill.
Ions Unsecured liabilities grantly orcr two
millions. Dcbts due to Tho city Of t3laagpw
Bank about two millions md n quarter, and tho
securities held by tie Bank non1fnally worth
about ESQ, ,0Hl. The advances to tho firm BY
Tho Hank on open credit, ot6.k87. When The
firm stoppctl the cash In hand WAS EGO. The
personal nsscts nf the company {Aloxhndcr Inv.
lor} are estimated At 81 .A29, no snilltnCs, no
pence. Personal assets 1T James A1nrton. no
pounds, no shillnas, no pcncc. Na. Somehow
nj. What has become Of tho money!
MI The btg figures we havs quoted. oncn
credit Ie;G, ,5B7, for example. and, 10 far as
James Morton Is concerned, all gone. MI
Then. whv did he do I'll Why lid he provoke
the bitter curses of over u thousand famtftesf
For milf Was ho like thu Scandinavian cren-
turc In tho boodsucklnR legend, the instrument
Of q CRUEL fatef At the meeting OF crcdItorh
tho reporters wcrA not nIlmitted. The poat
mortcm wns secret Be Il 50, but thcro ought
to t,o public Inquest. WIN, vendcf Of horse
bcrt stuck upon showers for tho sustenancc 81
our cats would hnvo some porAonal property, II
hc came to financial grief. Here ts James Nor
ton, Who has had millions OF pounds throuRh
not 4 bronze token, Inns stuck. So far
a. he is concerned, a1i the money Is as clean
gone a. last year's london snow. Tho &t,6.1
OF Alexander TaYloF-the Co.-fa a hard TACT to
swaliou, and ia we'll ntgli iudgcsttble a. BIT OF
lead. But Jutnes Morton's nit sticks In the
throat. 80 VIC walt with tho utmost tmpatience
for tho public tnquest on the dcceased firm.
, 1879-01-04

f'1HuGF tNf. J IpAfG.
The ThpfGast0p lierau rsialea a case 1t It
tci,J,ted polsnning which tDoll Eace recently u
Tenilant's lIarbor. sllss Eadlio Wall, tle
wo,ild-ba pn!soner, ts ahons Is years Of nge. Is
sutul "a that she ct,nctlVcu gtraE affection fof
lcrEtal Caldic's couYiEl. This aroused cuddie't
1ealtHlsy. anti she Determined to put her cousin
out of tfu way. Hhs at first ihtcudcd to uccotn.
pllsl, hor puEnosa with nrsenlc. and mattc may
inan trtes concerning It's properties. Finding.
however, that she could not ottalu It without :
nhYl lcia,l's prescriptions aAo Ind to abandon ti4a
IDEA 'of uslug this polsou. She next turpcd lsef
Alteration to suNar Of lGad, aud. hnd'
!nx II was frequently used Tor, sore
eyes, went 10 n drtg-storo aud obtained
uuan! lty ou the pretobsa that ahu wanteat It 1of
this y arpoae, On tho evening of Dec ahp a..
tenllu some sort OF socnble, aud there i0und
l,cr VI et1m. Calling her to one sdv sho guys
,.cr II " tugnr nf lend, sayuR, IA follow gave
iNa uAIs candy mud told mt to lake t,alt Ut u
aud . lye y,,u the other ta!f." The young girl.
. tith the intention Of eating It, put II 20 ller
lout.l,, wheu It's peculiar odnr arrested her ut.
/, utn,i, aud slc tuld Ga,lJln that she could not
G: It rtarh stuff Is that. Gaadtc told her 10 put
II n1,s clnye1 will 1t attl then eat It, hul tho
+ ri wrapped 1t up and nut 1t in lcr pocket
u lien snu got housu fllu showed IT to Ice
N pothcr who told her not 10 rat It, and tie ne11
10 y took It to tue druggist to see whss u VA;
RI 10 latter pronounced II sugar Of lead, and saa
ttI It he had aoid 1t u Cudlu Wall. Catdlc wal
tDn III called upon tn explain, when she said thst
shl haii bought II for Netthhor with koFa c.cs'
but 1uycstIeatiOn discovered no nclEhoor uha
IN, trouble with the eyes. An attcnpt Wa
MI at to hush up tho affair, and CadAia VIVA nos
nrr Alel.
, 1879-01-04
I tiyo Islalr.Granger Cass.


Tho story Of tho Dialr-tiraneor scandal, pub
lis!(cl a av dnya AEo In TIM Post, wllio sub
stulltta!ly rue, seet1s to have hcen erroneous ID
q t&,w .rne4 scntiat points. From What has slnea
been tlhdf public conccrntnn tho matter, IT. A.
pcQrs that Eapt. Dlair ia q native uf Scotland.
l1.,. eEtc1 II tho army ns private IN the I'll
tvljntis 1n| antry, hut wns gradually promoted.
uh I'll III II II s present commission Of Eaptaln
WAN Eraii ted u linn. lie was married tn Mrs
GLs't10n Granger about y ycaf agn, At hes
fatlIer's ':cslence In Lexington, antl llas siuet
lived With ller in Santa Fe. Tho storY OF hls o.
le,lod tlr4t marriage WIS Euado known by Tho
Wss6,ngtpn jtat previous to :hc publication u
bst,alf Of. Mira. Thomas Blur Sirins, Of Gi,s
EOsy, who elallns to bn tic lawful vile Of Capt
1'hnns,s Dltir Nichols, alias Blair, OF tue Fls'
.ccnth 1nt1,lt;:y, md TINT she has had tsiidren
by hin,. Tx, C0nsiit also brought with hIa
what pErportstl to be tho acceptance by the VA
i]cp2ytsnc,t s,t Capt. bIaIr's resignation, whth
Mrs. NIchuiAi alleges VIA Eiyun her by Caut
blair Wien he visftvl her ab0ut i yGuf ago. Tha
accsptnnco was, of course, false, rs the Eenle"
nlnn h1d. poyer resigned. Mrs. Granger NN
n1tl!!ctl ut tlcso proceedings BY Tier friend, MI
William II! Yanacrh!!s, Of Ne~ York, who AEss
tcieRtHnhei her 70 be prepared for unpieassnt
TO tho clIctt that lSlaIr l,a! wife iu Scotland.
Mrs. Granger at once replied In language Nhish
indicated lint sh0 was not totally Ignorant Of
existing complications. but that slo would stand
hS iHr husband. tsse coWncct1on Of J.idas Dur
lIatn with thH matter was cfToue0uslr 9fateL
That gentleman merely cal1cu ~ the War De-
pnrtln int to learn What truth there Wus In !la
ru1f,nrs that hat1 rsaclseh nfl,, The former Mn
Graugur being resident ot lila district.
, 1879-01-04

OF Tic time that II should 10 into effect, A
innch Ercnter ainount OF property has been lnss i
to tho v!tzcn6 or the Unttc StattA in the si,r,ns-
age Of values Of oil real nna personal property
Tho loss anstain6d bv tho owners Of UEit.d
atates bont1s cannot fall much short Of s:0L.
G00cO0. caused mostly BY unnecessary tcara TINT
when resumption should taRe place !alne,
would be 50 uncertain TINT no person would suy
them except at greatly reduced prices. All Tho
varied interests Will be greatly benefited u
permanent spcco pnymonta, and see no res.
son why suef PAYMENTS shall not continue, bro
vided tie Secretary Of tho Treasury exerci.e,
tho powers conferred upon him Without spJ
hindrancc on the part Of Congress.
John THOMPSON.
cApnct doubt for 4 moment that the pcop|h
are in favor OF specie basis FOR our curreuc1
and credits, and hence fully believe all VIII
join In The goou work and make It an eminent
SUCCESS. We have three classes Of lexnl-tcnisr
eurfeney:Egod coin. the 'sandara tan ;H silver dplIat
der, either Is as good es the other; Therefore,
nothing can bc rancd. in business point oi
vlcw, By discriminating against either class;
but, In i financial point Of view, much good viii
backs.
have no doubt TINT the resumption Of specie
payments has been tn measure discounted
Almost every thinking rnn has seen for tile
last year tic great improvement In the credit q
tue Goscrnmcnt,- enabling Secretary sl,crmau
to float a per cent 1oan.-the wonderful h.
crease In our exports, and the great decrease Ia
ing to lo an easy matter to resume spcc'e nay.
n,ehts, and our abte Secretary OF tho Trcasuft
was not tho man to let 10 favorable an oplor
tun!ty pnss. Therefore, probably nsne-tentht
tho matter made up their minds Tint We would
resume specie payments without 4 financial
conpm,sion. YET wc si,nll nil hrcatho frccr Il,
after jan. !, and for ntrlod Of few months,
, 1879-01-04
SnE.lS DEAD.

Cold, and pale, and mill, she 1ietA
On her aNow- white he'd;
Sud and low tho March wind siRhctb.
9hn II iral.
Strangely cold and pt1c abe seemeth,
Lying !etarxly Acre;
But the golden Hight still Rle1mnth
In hnv hair.
Aud the same awcet Btuiie femAIneth
or angelic GF1cc,
And holy unict rei4ncth
On her face.
She Ia d drHl: husband wcepeth
For his toreiy bride.
While Il solemn watch hD keepcth
DY her Side.
All " sl1ll-no curtain swnYeth
In tho anrkennd room;
Aud b ri liasIsttld, kneeiiug, pfnyeth
I .t1I tho gloon.
I Cold, and pale, and still, sho 1!cth
y III her SNOW -wfite bed:
Sad ~ Il low the March w1Ad algheth:
te, Ia dead
OMAHA, : .ch, ststnux" DnuBAHEH
, 1879-01-04
DISSIPATION IN HIGH LIFE.

The aiUou sailed AUloc
AZ thr clock stEuck twelve.
To scs W.laI tue SIats were about:
''Ay K4lGtu- hnirel 4a1tipYs.
Are all Vt you lni'
''Wbf, Ma, W. arc every opc out"
LEX
, 1879-01-04

This pian Ut carrying down t'lssrs Ut Iutiea
TO tI,ase WlLu llufe Aptclal Intelligence With re
EaIt to them, ut1 peculiar Interest n thc1f wise
MIL hoacst execution, u u wundrriua educatEoli-
nj aystrn wt,,uul whfc. H. would 10 difficult to
carr; Oh Onr G0vcrHmellta, lts workings ura
liuEo clearly .Gen IN thu Country ttun III cities,
III many instances III our Hew sint wild settle
lHrIIts, uneduratcA mcu laye becn R,uuc SehU.!-
Trustees, holdng their meetings in io4-houscs
ur In other hunlbiv icneMents. All hayu bcel,
struck with tAclr efforts iu act wisely, stin.alat-
eJ by tllelr anxiety for their thidruu. Ihe
Nrttr as watched a,lGli mGB as tuvy ggatluallY
Ealncd kuowtru9u Df tuAn laws. llo laa scct
tActb I'LL different tc1 ollscus bero,no nlet,l-
befs OF County linuflls aud Ut tue State l.r0t4-
I4tu1c IL tioyrrnvr Vi New York hu Ionld
them better grounded and ycrbrd ~ all taat re-
latas IL legislation thau inany Who llayo had The
advantages of wealth and education ln
academic or .eollegtate forlu. lut who
h4yc ueysr bec'4 placed. In positions
work Of io:a. duties. Tue pjsin uen thus edu.
Gated aru those who, within few years, hare
gune to the Wcst, aud lave founded, ofEanxel,
aua
BET IN OPERATION UAEAT STATES.
| They hsyc done wtsriy what would be deemed
world. Many III US rcnIcntbcr wheu lllino!s.
nov tile .hrd State lu importance tn our Gnn,li,
! WIS but part Of vast Wild Territory. Tho
immigrants, trnfned ID Town duties. t.,ar tler
hours there. Iu little timo they bu,lt w q
adorned With cities, amt enlightened b. lear,.-
Ing aud rrf,iou, Mtth more railroads than 4t.,st
| Of the Empires u Eurupe. Yet ta.s great aorg
has been donu % quietly as J! 1t were q matter
uf euussc. und with tue SAME ca2t With Which
\ they BULL houses, and borns, unu fencea.
While We ,lttler ubout the ri;htA vi tls' Statts
| or of The General Government under tbs Con.
| stItutIon, We agree that there L. 1i.ttlbuttou
ot tutsdiciousi tbst Ill tbs fo1ms oi lvcal gov.
, 1879-01-04
.4il English Failure,

LAAanH EIgsaintr.
There is q Scandinavian .lrAeud about ctca-
tuEc thai attacked slrciets lnl sucked tLctE
blood. Not that tho creature was bloulthirsty,