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THE WAY OF TRUE PATRIOTISM.
- N. IhaLrnaLuhln PIG. [ RauL

The Hon. Henry ;. Lane. OF Indiana, ls
represented a. hlvlng unequlvocay declared prefer
Tor secretary Sherman Pre- sIdentlal candidate
Nj Lane Is one OF the patrIarchs OF the Republican
party ami mis- opinion entitled 20 great weight 10 It's
eOuBses. But we have 70 know that Mr. oher-
man AXE AZ true Republicans, dlscOuDeuauccs as pre-
mature The present discussion or thls question. IL
tends produces divisions aud distractions among
friends and % weaken The cause and u Is stimulated by
the common enemy for this purpose. TIE Imperative
duty OF the Republicans this year Is TO carry the great
sates OF the NOllB euhghOen pubc sentiment 10
The real purposes wnIen animate tn Democratic party
eud % NJ the body OF the people in harmony viii
tie Republican organization. That DONE the time VIII
have come for preparation for the nominations Of
ESQ Until that 10 DONE discussion is not only
Useless Dut mlschieyOus.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Arthur W. Tomlinson, John Mccormick and
John r. Hugh.s, composing the hfm Of Tomnnsou
Mccormick & Co. rets dealers dry goods at No us
BROADWAY nave made an assignment 10 James Wardlaw
They started business May l, with capital OF $1,000
"a IN tar rent was 10000 q The Liabilities Will
nrpbbly not exceed $4,000. oil which $500 pre-
frTred.
Louis W Schmidt, OF No "a Barclay-st, ono OF the
oldest publishers and importers of German books IN he
cify has made an assignment 20 AdOpb G. Dunn He
establishrd the business 1S4s aud imported many
v,orss of scientific character His business Which
estimated worth e75 900 few years mas granally
fallen away The iia1es are estimated AT a)oet w.,
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CANAL REBORN.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DEMOCRATIC TALK AND
ACTION.
Striking EXHIBITS or THE RELATIVE COSTS OF DEMO-
CRATIC AND REPUBLICAN RULE

ACTION.
STRIKING EXHIBITS or THE RELATIVE COSTS OF DEMO
CRATIC And REPUBLICAN RULE
From The Albany E0ea,ng Journal jRer)
The facts aud figures which We print to-
day .tis n-ly Illustrate the ference between kepuD-
lean and Democratic rule IN Tins sate. Ihey present
At ono glance be- nsVe vet detailed summary u
tie course results Of canal management Tor apefOd
Of sixteen years-oue-hai under Repuo lean control
conclusive test which could be given OF the Character
and methods the two parties ma administration these
rcs are taken from the Official records. Theg are not
confined any QUE side or phase Oh Tue su9eot Du' en-
brace all sides. They compare Tue reduction 81 the
canal debt under the Two parties the eApendl ire
through the canal officers, ulr surplus revenues tue
amount tolls received tine percentage OF the cost OF
maintenance the income, and the amount OF tonnage
carried. IDey thus cover me "hoe menu anu mus
the public policy Oi each party nuO Us thec u wen az
the fidelity OF each administrative work Inc tables
show IN brief th Sc results:
l. That in egnt years from 1862 20 1s1O-the
Republican administration paid on Il,l4oS9O 20
canal debt, an annual average Oh rla1O'o - =
while In the length Of ume-l57O 70 1877
tie Democratic admini-tr : ON PAID on e2O6o,2-o an
annual average OF T2JS&I1 30. R'uuDcan> pay n III
nearly SIX times much Democrats N equa pc
m That the amount paid the Canal Commissioner for
expenses under elgut years OF Republican adminlstra
ton was 20 O49 100 II. or F1l31,l4s ~ per year
while The amount paid under tar periOd OF Demo
cratic administration was -l3 7O-.ss7 40. or 81 724
$50 90 "A year the canals thus cOsung Tor the same
,b of tiIne Is 200 600 more uuder Democratic rule
tnIU under Republican rule.
III. the surplus revenues from the canals under
eight years Republican rule were e2o,21I633 "a or
"a, I5O ,706 81 ear, while undo eight yeTs % Demo
crate rule they S66jj776 81, SS3l,972 10
year The pubicaus thus -uruIng over 10 the treas
" That the aggregate Tolls under eight yeas Of Re
publican rule f3443775s 20, or S4,3Oi,7iG 70
rule they were Sl934434O 3D. or - AIS O42 81 year
The Republicans ectrd Tor the State nearly twice as
mucn IN tolls "a the Democrats
" TIE average percentage OF cost OF maintenance on
the income under Republican rule 1903 per cent,
wnie under Democratic rule &C Was 10 SO per cent Inc
percentage OF being thau much under
The OemOcIAts as under the hepuDlcahs
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PEBLIC OPINION.

The fraud cry will nominate Mr.. 1llden
bat viii fall about million miles snort or
eecting hlm.-I Burlington HaHkeye (kepJ
Robinson being the tavOTite of the DemOc-
racy Of ,he STATE outside Of TammanY Tammany must
accept the field against the iayOrte as the sporting
men say. Very few experienced turfmen ever bet gu
TIE ned the favOrite. but amateur turntes
very frequently dO.-lBrOOklyu Eagle tDtm3
Who is this man Sanford L. Church, whom
tn NewYOrK CITY papers so fond OF taking about
IN e0nneclon with the Democrat c Presidential HOmna-
ton 1851 In the OF all thaI Is good what has
this obscure individual done Tor the Democratic party
that 10 should thus honor him f-lWashingt0n Post
lDam
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MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for me past . 4 hours.

WASHINGTON, July 81, l a.m.-Light rains
have prevailed the South Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
and in Virginia. with east to south winds. increased
pressure, and change I'm temperature. Gen
orally weather has prevailed In the Lake REGION
with light variable winds In the eastern portion, IN
creased pressure and change m temperature IN the
western portion, slight in temperature The tenn
perture has risen slightly IN the North with south
erly winds and clear weather. Generally clear weather
has prevailed IN NewEngand and the northern portion
OF the Middle States with s0uhery winds aud increased
pressure.
FndtcGttOns,
For New-England, the Middle states and Lower Lake
region slightly cloudy weather. southeast 70 southwest
winds, and stationary TO slowly falling barometer.
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THE FANATICS or PoCASSEE

BosroN, July 29.-Freeman, the POcasset
Adventist. Is stu Ia tue same frame OF mind as be
has been since the death his daughter He refuses To
take any legal advice for ms approaching trial and
ne viii not have any points OF the tragedy smoothed
down in order 10 make a good defence Mrs Freeman
continues In a lame ntab.e cond tioa. few days after
nap rr.t .ne seemed 20 see the enOrmity OF the deed
and To feel tue force OF her bereavement but atery
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GEORGE P. PUTNAM,- SONS.
cE. author Of

l. Life Worth Living ~ W. IL haLocA' aulnor VI
The New Republic"
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REPUBLIc4y DISTRICT Associations.

The roll of the new Hid Assembly Dis
trct Republican Association Is open Tor signatures
at Science Hall, No III EEnth-st Up o'clock last
night lO6 members mad put do their The
district lies brtween Canal ana Twenythrd-sis., and
Broadway and BOWerY aud IhItd-aye. Ihe rolls VIII
be a Hall from y. IA 60 . u. to-day.
The roll OI mrmDel.nip OF the Kiln Assembly Dis
trcr Republican Association was thrown last even
ing az the ueiuq quarters OF the association, No 735
EiIth-st. About f0ry members were enrolled from
the election districts annexed by the appOrtiOn
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sCRIBNER q WEXFORD:

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Ford Heath. WIN nfteen Illustrations
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then by accident He afterward gave the pistol mp
10 deputy sheriff from New-YOrk, named Kirsner.
Groths was committed 20 await the action OF the
Grand Jury, In default of $1,000 bail. At meet
ing OF the Board OF Excise Commissioners, held In
the afternoon, Adolph Poppenhusen made complaint
AGAINST FuyganR for selling hqnor on snnday.
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ODD FELLOWS IT ASBURY PARK.

AsBURY PARK, n. j., July 30.-The indie
peudrur Order Of Dad Fellows of the State OF New
jersey ned a grand reunion in Edueauon Hall to-day.
The wns large. Peters0us Band, OF Ienton
auieq . orchestra Tue meeln~ Mas presided over
It ! Aiuneus smith, Deputy grandfather OF New
Jersey.
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SAN Francisco, July 29.-The loss from tho
fire at Seattle r. is 100000, halt Of which falls
upon the SEATTLE saw-mil and Wharf Company The
balance Is divided up IN small amounts
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MAClIILLAN Il Co.

The Macvey Napier Correspondence. Edited By his
sOn SyO, II.
The Relations OF Mind and Brain BY Henry Calder,
wood - ~ professor moral philosophy. University Ok
ENlnlmrgh nNO. -
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SHADOWS OF A COMING EVENT.
E..n. =. IA larcInll.tt. Ans.fla 1 Pan

Mr.. Foster, in his race for Congress last
year. gained 2.221 on Tie lIiden vote IN has Congress
ional District General EWING, IN his district, fell 800
behind Tue TGeu vote IN toe TWO districts he Demo
erats suffered Of 1853 votes through the pOpu
lartT OF F5strF aud the sJruSt OF Ewing something
TIE same Kind will happen an ali the Congressional
Ulstrlcts Of ONO Llls FaII.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

shows tae oaromethea variations IN His CITY oy eas
OF Tor sac ~
repcesen
loed
represents Tie variations IL Temperature,
TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 81, a. m.-The movement
I'm the barometer continues upward. The weather was
fair and nortlv eIoudy Yesterday The temperature
RANGED bet ween 75o and $50. the average being lst'
lower than on Tuesday. The amount Of moisture In the
AIR is still large
Slightly warmer and fair and partly cloudy weather
may be expected to-day IN this city and vicinity
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIOyS.
LIPPINCOTT * Co;

Restricted to books Of last three mouths f4J Id''rs'5'I
Heretofore on tie literary pE7@
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she has fallen under the old delusOn. She now thinks
Der husband did perfectly right. and defends his enure
course Both Of them perfectly c0ntented and TAX
nationally every subject except the one theme
which has given such dark hUe 10 their lives.
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SUMNER SUFFERING.
A CARD FROM THE REV. DF

CARD FROM THE REV. DIR. DEEMS.
To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR The suffering in New-York is not confined to
the Winter. So many pastors and benevolent lay
men are out of the city that the work increases upon
those who remain. Strangers arrive with letters TO
cergvmen who absent Then they naturally
come 10 he Church of the Strangers, and the pas
tor refers them to the Sisters Of the stranger.
But this day l find their exchequer empty. AND
NV own people are mostly absent.
Will happy Christians who are enjoying them-
selves elsewhere tell US what to do : Address
CHARLES Z. DEEMS,
No. Winthrop-Daee, New-IOrk.
FRESH AIR FOR SICK CHILDREN
Henry King president of the Seaside Sanitarium,
reports that 2 500 sick children have enjoyed its
hospitalites this Summer aud there are $50 now in
the house. ave are compelled" he adds, ito turn
many away for want of room in order to give
change Of air to as many possible" The follow
ing additional contributions are reported; Ilhany
a. CO.. 800; d. Appleton d Co, S25 Joseph La
Rocque, B2j; the Rev. Morgan DIX, ID. D., S2o; VI.
J. H., 800; Alex. Taylor IL Son. go; smaller
amounts 1854.
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uinnh md -I,in Humnr-

Speedily permanently ant economically cured by the Cufi-
cnra Remedies when AL other known medicines snd Methods
OF treatment fail.
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wrinkles s0tens the skin The regular use
MURRAY Il LASHANs WATER az the toilet tends %
prevent wrinkles the sOfness ~ the skin pro-
dued IL tang the natural inclination VI the eutce
form into ridges and
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FORD -sOULE-At Boston. Mass. JAY "a, BY the Rev "
Deming Charles ". Ford, OF Portland, Ne, " Anue L
SOule. Of FrcepOrt Ne.
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TlLDEN's ONLY FAREWELL GARD.

Tie Herad has taken 10 showing 1Ildeu
what KIND OF az address, should issue 20 announce Ills
Withdrawal from political life Bat 10 not struck
the right When Itden gives ~ hls Presidential
aspirations and retfes from political life, the notice VIII
re7d something like this:
DIKDon the tn Instant, SAMUEL JONES TIIDRN. aged
years
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LITTLE BROWN & Go,
25I Washtu stOn-st
Morse on Banks and Banking. BY John . Morse IT, oYo'
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sFEcuLATIoNs ABoUL - .yACANT MIssION.
Funeral from No. o G'amercy- park.

WgShfhgfOn DispItch 70 The Hhilddeph FresS
After the adjournment OF the Cabinet on
TUESDAY 5ir. Erails nad long conference WI,h the
President respecting the vacant missions. 70 was de-
eiced 90 nl them shortly, though delay may De
Occasonad by the SecregarYs absence his c0uutFg
zeat alter next week Had ex-senator Ramsey not
been 30 ected for tue CABINET, be would Rus
sian Miss on the President prefers 20 adhere
Present plan Of having lim Ia IN" Cabinet upOn THE
uremeut ~ Secretary McCr4rV. Ihr English Mission,
Wa decided, shOiid naturally DE TILED rom one Of the
eeabOaTl states, and IL stated that Pennsylvania
YOU'D stand prominently Tor TIE succession 10 air.
welsh. TIE NAMES OF x Speaker Grow, MI Quay AID
Ex-Governor Eartranft were mentioned, that OF BIZ.
IoN taking precedence, ana there u 40 doubt De-
S,tet Inclination 10 give Dln one o. tue missions.
Ss.tAef % tle missions have been decld d. however.
me Secretary tonight expressed much regret
tnr res gn8tlon o. DIR. erlsH. and remarked that Do
.SIina act on had been taken with respcc 20 H. He
sOlid yer3 well understand bow, u the be-
ssS@yeMclts which have Deiallrn him, the sOciai
ternenls VI his post would be- lrksOmc, and not wish
se 70 be r the way Of proper representatOp OF
srhmeni on pubic occasions, prefer sd " gave way
" some 0He else-
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an notices Of Marriages mus, be inbred rita f1T
name and address.
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n WORTHlNGFON
75O Broadway. New-fOrk.
.,erxan,. Tourists uida scotland sVQ % ceni<s
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Congress Water its superiority as eahartic aud ALTA
tive in ts entire freedom from everything bitter Do
~ IrrIfafes the mucnus memOiane
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-04-03
MrsCrIrANEUUs,
Symptoms OF a DiscascdLiver

.Oy1HptOIlS vi DlStdSCQ Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
l edge Of the ribs, increases on pres.
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
onthe left side sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen.
cral are c~ostivc, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation i'll the back part. There is
generally a considerable loss of mem
Dry, accompanied with a painful sem
Sation of having left undone some
hing which ought to have been done.
\ Slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
md he complains Of a prickly sensa-
ion of the skin; his spirits are low,
md although he is satisfied that exer-
Else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough 10 try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
ave occurred where few of them ex-
sted, yet examination of the body,
Utter death, has shown the LIVER to
ave been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. {. McI.ANE's LIVER PILLS, N
AsrS OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
,,kcn with Quinine, are productive of
he most happy results. No better
athartic can be used, preparatory to,
r after taking Quinine. We would
dvise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
simple purgativc, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
he genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has 4 red wax seal on the lid,
it'll the impression Dx. MCLASE's LIVER
ILLS.
The genuine McI.ASk's LIVER PILLS bear
,c signatures Of c. MCLANE and FLEMING
as. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. {.
icLANE'> LIVER PILLS. prepared by Flem-
& Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
Ill Of limitations of the name McLane,
pelled dill. emily but same p%ronunciation.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-04-03
TESTIMONIALS.

Crescent CITY sugar Rcnnery,l
New Orleans. Jan. %, 1879.
ID. Moore Il Co.. 49,, 262 and 263 Broadway,
New York, for vigIer's Improved French Pro
cess for Disincrusting:
De:r Sir-I have tried the disinciustant you
are the agent for thoroughly. We have been
usirg It for several weeks. l did this rs a per-
ing experiments. | can only say that | am glad
I have given the disiDci Instant a trial for 1t has
turned ont by far the best thing of its kind that
/ have ever used. II comes up to all ut 81 inns
on its printed circular, and In future / shall re.
0mInend Messrs A. Thomson K Co., 10 use IL
Exclusively in their boilers over and in prefer
ence TO any other process for disincrusting
steam boilers,
remain, very respe ctfully,
JAMES 7. KING,
Engineer Crescent City Sugar Refinery,
We endorse the above.
A. THOMSON Il Co.,
Leeds Foundry,
New Orleans, Feb. 3, 1879.
Mr. Hugh W.. Montgomery, New O'leans, La.
Agent for vigier's Improved French Process
for DISTINGUISHING Steam i Tiers:
Dear Si,-After having used the Vigter Pro-
cess for some months, and gwen it u fair and
most satisfactory results on our boilers by re-
moving demonstrations and enectualiy pre- venting
the formations OF The SAINT
We cordially eccmme 1t to those using boil
crs. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL.
Superintendent Leedss Foundry.
HENRY kENNXSON,
Chief Foreman
LEEDS 4 CO.,
Proprictois Leeds Foundry.
Discount to the trade. send for Circulars to
Hugh W. Montg onnery: 1es COMMON street New
Orleans, Sole Agent for the southwest.