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The New York herald., 1879-11-09
A BROILED "BEEFSTEAK." /"
CLUE MEMBERS DISCUSS THE EXPULSION OF
MEssRs. LAWSON AND LABoUcHERE-THE
LATEST CAUSE OF WAR.

MEssRs. LAWSON AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LATEST CAUSE OF WAR.
INK CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Nov. 8, 1879.
Vanity Fair states that Mr.. Henry l.. Lawson, of
the Daily Telegraph has Withdrawn from the men,
bcrship OF the Becfsteak Club. The London corrc-
spondent of the Liverpool Post says that at
general meeting to bo held on the l4th inst.
the club will vote on a resolution for tho
expulsion of Mr.. Lawson aud Mr.. Henry Labouchere.
of Truth. ION the 9th ult. the Daily Telegraph pub
lishei article the conviction of Adolphus
Rosenberg for libel. In the course of tho article
those words occur;--"we have not classed Rosen-
bcrgs disgracefui publication ndscriminatcly with
what termed society journals. nor would IL
be fair thus to brand whole section of
journalism. Specimens exist among us of
lively and harmless prints, which. In making
gossip their purpose and light. ophemeral read
ing their highest aim. seldom never step
beyond the lawful line of social chatter and do no
mischief. even IL they effect particular good We
should be the last to object to whatever vivacty OF
style of topic we'll inentoned papers of this sort
ask of the best among these tters than that
they should be honest and decent But the style Of
writing represented in its coarsest and vulgarest
though not, indeed. in its most mischievous aspect
by 7own 7dik. has VIGOROUSLY spread abroad;
aud nc gravsr evil could possibly threaten the
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Beverley Tucker and General ]. d. Imboden, of
Virginia. are at the New York. Major A. S. Hey
land. of the Royal Artillery. British Army at the
Brevoort. Congressman Richard Crowley, of Lock
port. N Y. and Commander ]. n. Miller. United
States Navy. are at the Fifth Avenue. Benjamin
Dean. Of Boston. and A. L. Hopkins. receiver of the
Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw Railway Company. are at
the Windsor.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CHfEF SIGNAL OFF1cER,y
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9-1 A. M.
Indications.
For New England aud Middle States warmer,
southeast to southwest winds. falling barometer
and increasing cloudincss. with rain.
For the upper lake regions. rainy followed by
colder. partly cloudy weather. rising barometer and
northwest TO southwest winds.
The Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi rivers
will rise slowly.
Cautionary signals continue at Houghton. Duluth.
Marquette. Escanaba Milwaukee, Section One, Chi
cago. Grand Haven and Section Three and are or
dered for Mackinaw City. Mpcna. Port Huron.
Detroit. Section Four Toledo. sandusky, Cleveland,
Section Five, Erie and Buffalo.
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SWALLOWING


sPURrs OF DISGUSTING MUCOUS from tho nostril.
upon the TONsILs. watery eyes, SNUFFLES, buzzins
in the DEAFNESS cracking sensations in the hoad
intermittent pains the eyes FErID BREATH
twang. scabs tho nosts and tickling in the are
SIGNS OF CATARRH
NO OTHER SUCH LoATIsoME. treacherous and I'M.
derminiug maiady curses mankind. one-afth of our
CHILDREN DIE Of Diseases generated by its INFEC-
TIOUs POISON and onefourth living mon and women
drag ont miserable existences from the same cause
WHILE ASLEEP, THE IMPURITIES in the nostrils are
necessarily SWALLOWED MIRO THE STOMACH and
INHALED INTO THE LUNGS to POISON evsry part Of
the system.
DR. WEI DE MEYERS cATARRH CURE absorbs the
puruent virus and KILLS THE SEEDS of poison in the
FARrHEsT PARTS of the system. 1t win not ONLY
RELIEVE. but CERTAINLY CURE cat.rrh at ANY
STAGE. 1t is the ONLY REMEDY which. in our judg
msnt, has ever yet REALLY CURED case of CHRONIC
CATARRH.
CURED, CUREDl oUREDl oUREDl
G. G. .PREsBURY. proprietor Yves. End Hotel Long
Branch. cured Of twenty years chrome catarrh.
s. BENEDICT, Jr.. Jeweiier, 6e7 broadway, New York
member of family, cured of chronic catarrh
E. H. BROWN 339 Canal st., New York. cured Of eleven
years chronic catarrh.
J. D. MCDONALD, 7I0 Broadway. Now York (sistsr-in.
law, cured of forty years chronic catsrrh.
Mrs JOHN DOUGHTY. rishkiIi. n. Y. cured of eight
years chronic catarrh.
Mrs JACOB SCHWARTZ Jr 300 Warren st., Jersey City,
cured ot eighteen years chronic catsrrh.
A. B. THORN 1888 Montague St. Brooklyn (self and son.
curcd Of cstarrh.
Rev. wM ANDERSON. Pordhsm. N. Y, cured of twenty
years chronic cstarrh.
Mile AIMEE opera pr,ua donna ~ have received very
great benefit from it,"
A. MCKINNEY, railroad president. ss Broad st.. New
York My family experienced immediate relief"
&C.. &c. &C.. &c. &C.. &c.
WEI DE MEYERS cATARRu CURE is the MOST
IMPORTANT medical DISCOVERY since VACCINATION
1t is sold by all druggists. or DELIVERED by d b.
DEWEY CO.. 40 Dey ST.. New York. at 81 5oa package
To clubs, six packages for 81 50. DR. WEI DE MEYERS
TREATISE is sent FREE TO ANYBODY.
A.-A.-A.-A--A-A.
ANGosTuRA BITTERs
ANGOSTuRA BITTERS
ANGosTuRA BIrrERs.
An excellent appetiznr tonic of exquisite flavor
the whole civilized world and ndorsed by lead
ing a dyspepsia diarrhoea fever
anu "s'' "ps BEWARE ss OF y ScSoeUSrERrEIrs
Ask your druggist for the genuine article
DIR. J. q B. sIEGERT SONS.
J. w Haneox. United States sole agent 81 Broadway:
box 2 6O Post Office
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YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov 8, 1879.
Eight deaths from yellow fever occurred here dur
ing the week ending to-day majority being linger-
ing cases. - -
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar-
macy. HERALD building. No. ais Broadway
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TnE wmAL1Na FLEET Nor pEsrnoyEp.

NEw BEDFORD. Mass, Nov. 4, 1879.
The rumors that tho entire Arctic feet was de-
stroyed by ice denied by the Captain Of the sea
Breeze. from San Francisco. which reports that tho
feet eighteen vessels have taken sixty whales since
the Traders loft tho ocaan
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CUIICURA.
FROM THE HON. WILLIAM TAYLOR STATE SEN
ATcR OF MASSACHUSETTS,.


GKsrLKxnS-To say that grateful is only poor OK
tor feel 1t in every of the word have
sufferer with skin diseases for the last twelve az years
rest with the burning heat and itching of the parts at
Mv disease has called eczema o. most aggravated
n,s Wps, oy many physie%ans ans but doubt II ever fully
binaton Of several skin humors. havo spent much
money seeking cure and In 1867 went to Europe and
received temporary relief only in the spring IL
would break out again as bad When back
whose reputation Tor the Diseases was r
@ he for spua ea ms waited n on the Doc
months and can safely say without any pro vonent
East Boston and Dr. - of city proper but ali 10 no
purpose. They did good; their remedies were so
suit from them.
have swallowed Ave hundred arsenic pills 81 gain
ali the external applications have used but the effect
was the same .. ! became satisfied that could be
Now. about three months ago, Mr.. Meehan gentleman
rrlcURA promised wonderful results if would niy
make trial. e told of his experience with H.
and bought large of CurIcuRA and some
CurIcuRA soar and commenced to according the
skin that soon AS commenced theuse Of CurcuRA il
the surface and festered until quantities
had out and greatly ntens siied suferings
about weeks. But 1 did mind this, AS /
mhen s hr' saw to 10 the ses a Of IN the
quantities. After the first two three weeks
tne Inflammation Of a number Of painful sores care
fully faithfully aud cheerfny followed the directions
present moment aftcr three months of CuTIcuRA
and twelve years of suffering en-
the most rem"rkaSe on record have Ssen So ssssS
with my that have stopped the street
itwouid them This is why so grateful to You
rs ar s 10 III ee ali s%o s 81 @
diseases may add that took internal medicine but
the CurIcUnA REsoLvENT. WILLIAM TAYLOR
BOSTON.
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CUTTCURA REMEDIES.

CUrcURA REsoLvENr is the powerful blood purifier
and liver stmu liant compounded.
CUrcyRA the great external remedy for all
the scalp and skin. ulcers and old sores.
CUrcURA soar Is elegant toilet and medicinal as
sistant to CurIcURA for all external affections.
for chrome diseases of and
scalp, especially Of women aud children, Madison av
MARY L. JOSSELYN, VI. ID. I,
Prepared by Weeks Potter. Chemists and Druggists
800 Washington st., Boston. Mass. and for sale by ali
large boxes containing and onehaif times the
quantity of small 81. REsOLvENT, 81 per bottle CUrI
cakes, rs cents
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EUROPE.


NOTABLE TRADEsMEN IN PARIS
A. FkscE VA RI aREf b
Bedrooms from francs a day
Pension 70 frsnes day. including lodging. board
GRAND hoEl lafHs ;iEes DE LA PAX
@ a s % sss
Paris, and the mos. Moderate charges ior board and
s;osis yiyisSs ;f5s; y.xcy
ss r1a
ourkEa
CARRIAGE BtiLDEks. MILLION aGiET Co.
WINES HffI FIRST GROWTH BoUReoGNE.
Champagne. sherres, Brandies cuvilior, ~ Rue d
PERFuMERY CFIRsT GLASS;. GUERLAIN
Paris. 10 Rue do la Paix.
TAPESTRY. CARPETS TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
YOUNG LsbIEs school, MISS suLEAu cGardsus
formerly Rue Chateaubrisnd now Rue dAuteuil
VISITORS TO LONDON WILL FIND APARrxExrs,
without board central position ~ Upper BsdiorS pises.
Russell square
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A rTRACTlvE NEw BooKs-JUsr PUBLISHED
FORREST HOUSE. Mrs. Mary ). Holmes nov
novel author of Lena Rivers" "&c...............s 50
HAWK EYES. new comic book BY -rAs Buslins.
ton Hawkeyc Man" diustrstedA ............. 50
CARRIED sY sToRx MARI Asps. ylsnins'.
MAGIC MOTHER GOOSE with comic. colored.
folding. TRANSFORMATION pictures. Is
CASHIERS scRApBooK. Bank Anecdotes and In.
eidents' BY H. Z. Percy y.......................2 W
OLD PROBABILITY. A new comic book by Josh
Billings. Fuil Of ofiiiustrationsl 50
ERRORS. A new novel by Ruth Carter. i2mo.
beautifully boand In cloth %
g.. W. CARLETON co. Publishers. Now York.
l1So. L-IlGnr SCIENCE FOR LEISURE HouRa
BY H. A. Proctor.
Price 10 cents
The trade sMpped BY the Psesssrs; ~, she s,o.a.
IMPORTANT SALE
BOOKS
Mcssrs. d. APPLETON co beg leave to inform the
pube that they have discontinue their Re-
tail Department. and in consequence. will offer ON and
after November their stock Of Books per
ioguo at
oNE-HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.
The Books offered include standard Works In every
department of Literature many being in choice bind.
ings
Catalogues ready, which will bs sent, postpaid
auy address, on receipt Of six cents.
D. APPLETON q CO.,
PuBLlsHERs,
$40 AND ssi BROADWAY.
NEW yoRK.
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Average temperature yesterday. ............... 40
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 30
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tidugs for suffering n,aids whose systems have
shattered by chronic. aud debatnE Diseases
Gallon" Cal on or address III" PtLvERMAcHER GXLvANIs;
fec. 26o broadway.
A.-"KEEp OUT THE COLD"
Use Rocbusks celebrated woop Asp RunnkR
WEATHER STRIPS on Your ,,nc doors and win dows
A.-To SUFFERERS OF THROAT AND LUNG
EXTRACT LrcoRck ICELAND Moss. II never fails to
cure. Depot 327 Bleecker ST.
ALL GENUINE RYE AND ROCK" HAS MY
signature O. sss vX nI = per % bottle; = per gallon
A-"slR JAMES CLARKE's SALVATION pow
drnnkennc They tastciess and can bc
gwen without the knowledge OF patient producing
oa,hag g, ssi%nlsnss Of any kind Wholesale Agent O.
druggists generally forwarded by mail price 81.
A--HATS FOR GENTLEMEN; LOWEST PRICES.
n ERNkNWklN Las Nassau st. near Spruce.
A.-DR. THOMAS HAIR SOAP REMOVES TbE
parasite fungi that causes premature badness
disclvcs dandrun stops the tchir
annhiates all diseases OF the scalp Sold by all druggists
e. N Cri,tenton 18th av; Csswell Hazard Co, Firth
Avenue Hotel; Havtnett, bible House; Dtman Astor
House; Hudnut Herald building; Cssweli Massey CO..
nroA"~ay anu -otn 81. dunt Dunlap Gisey House.
A-A-BRooKs' Boo,s AND SHOES
Gcntiemcn's Hne French calf and kid pnrss GAtrvesG
and OXFORD TtEs. 81, s. ~, 81 and So
Ladies' inc BurroS Doors - 80. S. S3 go 81 and So
-
A.--BROOks' PATENT CORK SOLE BOOTS
@and SmoEs; recon mendcd by all ph,sicians. q
BROOKS. l.iv6 Broadway. corner 2eth ST.
A.--RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DR.
Once, Nssey ST. tAstor Hoeso. opposite 81 fauis
Church No uptown branch.
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ASTOR HOUSE SHOE STORE.-SrE
can WALKING SHOES. hand sewed, 50: butt
and "a; BooTs. "; CATERS. 81 so; DREss :
STERN
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OUR LIFE Is IN DANGER

whenever you neglect cold however slight Dr. HxR-
RIcEs CArsIcUn PLAsrRRs every Of pain
aud distress in kidneys chest Sides back and mbs Ask
your druggist tor DR.. HERRcKs CArsIcux.
Derbys 81 30, worth 81 Is New Church up stairs.
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Al. REUTERS LIFE SYRUP, A
purge. does not dry up the system, as v
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An excellent appetzinr tonic of exquisite flavor
the whole civilized world and ndorsed by lead
ing physicians a cure OF dyspepsia diarrhga fever
and aguo and collie. Try il. but
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
Ask your druggist for the genuine article
ufactured by
DIR. J. q. B. STEGERT SONS.
T. W. Hancox. United States sole agent 81 Broadway:
box 6lO Post Office.
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NO SNAKES IN YOUR BOOTS IF
RIcHARp,s TEETorAL Tonic, Il makes no DR.

PHILADELPHIA TRAIN FOR BUSINi
Under the new time schedule of the Pcnnsylv
in effect Nov o, there will DO n train bctw
and Philadelphia, via Amboy division. viii
particularly to meet the wants OF Now York 4
tr.i ~ inv will Isaw. Now Yars nj .sn Ssrr;
Marketst.. Philadelphia. at 10 A. NJ. which
minutes walk of the hosrt of tho business
city. Returning train will leave Philadell
Market st. at 5 30 p. NJ. and arrive in New Y
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CONGRESS WATER.-IrS SUPERIC
cathartic and Alternative consists in its entirs
everything bitter, acid or crude that produ
internal soreness aud tends to destroy the (
brane. All mineral waters that are DANCE
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scHsArPs is remedy in chronic catarrh complsin

take great pleasure in bearing highly credtable test
its efficacy remedial the fo
which you recommend It, Having natural tenden~v 4
the mucous surfaces, with u slight degree IA ~ IN M
regard IL as of the importa mn rl'la /
chronic catarrhal affections. With much -.s.. roi
obedient servant CHAS A. LEAS NJ Nar f.Ig
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BLAIR'S PILLS.-GREAT ENGLISH
rheumatic remedy. Oval box, 81; round,
gists.
CANARIES.--WE HAVE JUST IMPO
OF the finest singing CANARIEs ever brOugh
Try. Call and hear them sing at the Manhat
9th NV. cnrnnr 1Jd st \
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AXE IOU AFfLICTED WITH MA
pepsia or loss Of appetite, Yess Then take
the great South American tonic and most r
for all physical disorders consequent upon
wenther. For sale by all tirst cinss drnxris
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A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN; AU1
Ions ready; style and texture unsurpassed: /
Hl1RKE nj
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DIR. HERRICK'S CAPSICUM PL
stantiy relieve severe pains in kidneys, s
llmbs
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A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN OF L.
ity go direct to the manufacturer. ESPEi
Nassau St
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A.-.A-A-
woLfE's scHIEDAM sCHNAPPs
Is initiated and counteeed aud purchasers will have to
i.sE a, I-rroN IA pI Rcu AsING

beg leave call attention Of the readers TO es
monias in favor OF the ScHSArPs:-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-07-10
Snirif Photographs.

The spirit photograph business is now
at discount in Rochester, Y. I. At a
gallery conducted by a lOng-haired priest
ess, photographs have been taken of sit
tiers, and on each negative has appeared
a spirit outline. Two ladies had their
pictures taken the other day In the
first photograph the spirit was that of
a young lady on a balcony with her hand
to her face, her hair and costume being
in fashion of thirty years ago. The
other photograph showed a spirit of a
woman dressed in a costume of about
the same period, her hair in ringlets
banded on the top near the temple with
strings of pearls. In her hand was a
zoe. The pictures of the ladies them
selves were clear and sharply defined,
while those of the intruders were hazy,
but with the outlines clearly defined
When the pictures were finished the la
dies took them home, and on examining
them closely concluded they had seen
the spirit part somewhere before, and in
turning over the leaves of some maga-
zines ran across the engravingS of the
originals. The first one was taken
from an engraving representing 'Nour-
mahal," and the second was from an en-
craving of "The Last Rose of Summer"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-07-10
Facial PecuIiarities.

A writer in the Popular Scienc Mon
thly tells the following:
Twas once sitting in cool under
ground saloon at Leipsic, while without
people were ready to die from the heat,
when new guest entered and took a
seat opposite to me. The sweat rolled in
great drops from his face, and he was
kept busy with his handkerchief, till at
last he found relief in the exclamation:
"Fearfully hotr
I watched him attentively as he called
for cool drink, for l expected every
moment that he would fall from his
chair in a fit of apoplexy. The man
must have noticed that was observing
him. for he turned toward me suddenly,
saying: -
Il am a curious sort of person, am
1 not
"Why?" 1 asked.
Because l perspire only on the right
side IL Z
And so it was; his right cheek and the
right half of his forehead were as hot as
fire, while the left side of the face bore
not trace of perspiration. 1 had never
seen the like, and in my astonishment
was about to enter into conversation
with him, regarding the physiological
curiosity, when the neighbor on the left
broke in with the remark: a la-
'Then we are the opposite and counter
parts of each other, for / perspire only
on the left side" Iila .-f
This, too, was the fact So the pair
took seats opposite to each other and
shook hands like two men who had Just
found each his other half.
"Well, this makes an end of natural
history" exclaimed another guest, who
hitherto had quietly gazed on this strange
performance as though it were play,
and every one who overheard what was
said came to look at this novel wonder.
This makes an end of natural historyp'
This expression excited me to laugh
ter, and involuntarily l exclaimed:
mo, sir, this is just the beginning of
natural history: for nature has many
strange caplices even as regards her
symmetry sa-
then mentioned the case of a man l
had known in my boyhood who, Janus
like, had two totally different faces-on
one side laughing, on the other CRYING. |
Naturally dreaded this strange double
face with one side smooth, plump and
comely, like a girls cheek, while the |
other was all SCARED by the smallpox.
This side of the face devoted churlish-
ness and while the other side wore
smile, this boded mischief. In this in
stance disease had been unsymmertical.
l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-07-10
Tribune-isms.

Has anybody seen a happy Democratic
recently? ~
The session closed as it opened, witt
Becks mouth in full eruption.
The Democrats should devote the
Summer to raising a new crop of brains
Keep it in mind that the extra session
has cost the country a rouud million.
Veto No.5 hits the Bourbons in the
same old spot, which is so sore they clap
their hands on it and run.
A Democratic "organ" in Cleveland
exclaimS: .'The Democratic party is as
patriotic as it ever was" Alasl this is
too truel
The kicking and squirming among the
Democratic brethren in this State. as
Tilden prepares to capture the party
again, is unusually violent. Their zeal
for reform seems to have cooled.
Every Republican Convention that
meets this year will be likely to pass a
resolution complimentary to President
Hayes. And forlorn Uncle Sammy, of
Cipher Alley, doesn't get remembered at
ALL is this gratitude?
In Nebraska is said to be the quaint
and lacOnic epitaph over the grave of a
citizen suddenly deceased: HE Twisted
a Mules Tail" 1t is understood that
the Democratic party will adopt the same
epitaph. The solid North will sit for
thelmule. 'Ai iA-i
Governor Talbot has consented to be a
candidate for reelection in Massachu-
setts. This is bad news for Butler, but
good for the Republicans. 1t virtually
settles the election in advance, for the
Governor is even more popular than he
was a year ago.
Two of the Democrats that engineer
ed ''the Mississippi plan" of carrying
elections in 1875 have fallen out, and
one ofthem, Dixon, has peached, squeal-
ed, on otherwise betrayed the conspiracy.
lie explains how the vote of Yazoo
County was changed from 2,499 Repub-
lican and 638 Democratic in 1872, to 2
and 4,044 Democratic in 1875.
he helped to stuff the ballot-boxes him
self, but he Indignantly denies having
the meney found on the
corpse of Patterson. the Republican
member of the Legislature, after they
had killed him, and alleges that it was
turned into the Democratic campaign
fund, from which $4,000 were paid to-
stuff the ballot-boxes This was in ac-
eordance with the current Democratic
theory of 'tfree elections"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-07-10
Happy Thoughts.

A spur in the head is worth two in the
The church, rightly ministered, is the
Yestibuie to an immortal life.
We are not apt to fear for the fearless,
when we are companions in danger.
There is no friend to man SO true. 50
kind, so real, and SO good as woman.
When the purse is empty and the
Kitchen cold, then is the voice of tiattery
no longer heard.
The great man is he who,in the crowd.
keeps with perfect sweetness the indie
pendence of solitude
Few attributes of character are more
charming than the faculty of gracefully
acknowledging ones errors.
If you would be pungent. be brief .
for 1t lswith words,as with sunbeams, the
more they are condensed the deeper they
burn. % - i'7'S
Better wrong will than wavering
better a steadfast enemy than an un-
certain friend; better false belief than
no belief at ALL
a friend that makes the least noise is
very often the most needful, for which
reason all should prefer prudent friend
to a jealous one.
Men and women make sad mistakes
about their own symptoms, taking their
vague, uneasy longing sometimes for ge-
MUS, sometimes for religion, and oftener
still for a mighty love. =
1t is the great privilege of poverty to
be happy unenyied, to be healthy with
out physics, secure without guard, and
to obtain from the bounty of nature
what the great and wealthy are com
PEELED to obtain by the help of the artist.
When natnre would make anything
specially rare and beautiful, she ALWAYS
makes it little; little pearls, little -dia-