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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY WARS Mrs,
Winslow'a Soothing Syrup has been used
Tor children. It correCts acidity OF the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySentery and didrThoa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% cents a bottle. D4w
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PoLlcE C~ouRT-Judge Craner.
The following cases were disposed Of at
this Court yesterday morning;
William Leatherwood and Benjamin
Thompson, drunk. Committed.
Ellen Roland, drunk, s.. Paid.
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Rogers Statuary-W. s. Hutchins.
Opera House-Annie Pixley.t
Brass Fire Sets-Nesbit d Bro.
Spare Ribs, &c.-Geo. H. Parks.
Evergreen Wreathing-West Virginia
Stencil and Seal Works.
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BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS.

and Skin and Scalp Humors. When Of SCrUtulOuS,
CancerouP, or Syphllitlc origin, the CUr1cURI RE.
SOLVENT Is the principal remedy, and II there are at
the same time UleerB, Sores or other External Alice
tons, then the CuTIcuRA, ASBiStet by the CprIcuRA
soar, must 10 used externally. II the disease Is Of
The Skin and Scalp, tue principal remedy will thU
10 the CUTlcURA, With the CuTiCuRA soar, aud Sach
use oil the REsOLvRNT as Is suggested by the follow
The skin Is hot and dry, the blood ~ieyerish, tho liver
torpid, the bowels conBtlpIted, or when the virus 81
ScrOlulR or poison Of MercuS Is known I Iurk In the
system, or when the Constitution has been shattered
by M1larial and Antl-PGriodlC FcVen aud Dehllla.
ting Diseases, always take the RRSoLVKST while
using the CuTIcuRA. A cure thus made will be per.
mAnent aud satisfactory.
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Sherman 4 Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county OF once, OF o salary
Of 500 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
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KEEP your family well supplied with
Sellers Cough Syrup" use it in time,
you will avert bronchial and pulmonary
affections. % cents.
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DENTIsERY.-To THOSE THAT De-
~ SIRE TO save their natural teeth NO would Iy
that We Rre now better prepared than ever before to
enable them 70 do 20. BY The use al an ELECTRO
aud hRndsoOneT Gold Filling, With more casa 10 our
PatlentS, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
Plugger. What We Ey We car prove by actual
demonstration. Call and see Tor yOUT.clVeS.
JAMES NJ. SURGLSON 4 Son,
aul No. las Market ST., Rhealing, ". Va
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WASHINGTON, December 3l.-lA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary or falling barometer, northeast
veerlng 10 southeast winds, warmer cloudy
weather, with rain or snow.
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SALT RREUM
On Face, Head and Parts OF Body. Head
Covered with HcnbS aud snres-

MeNsrS. WEEKS 4 POrrER:-I commenced 10 u.s
your turIcuRA last July, have only used one lArgI
and Que small eox, and one bottle Of The REsoLyRNT
NY lace and head and some parts Of my body wsrt
almost nv. MY head was covered with scabs and
sores, and my suffering was fearful.
! had tried everything l had heard Of Ia the Ea,i
and West. My case was considered u very had one
one very sEllllul phyIician said he would rather no
temporarily. ! think not for 1 have not a particle oi
salt RheuIII about NE, and my case Is considered won,
de'iul. My case has been the means Of selling 4 VreHI
country. Respectfully your, ."
MRS. s. E. WIlIP,.TE
Decatur, Mich, Nor. II, 1878 'LE'
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HAyE you headaches, pain in the back,
coated tongue, or dizziness? II so, take
Sellers Liver Pills" and be cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-31

ALL sheet music at half price at sheib's,
Washinstons Hall. Music books also al
reduced prices.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
CTooKHoLDERs' MEETING.
Wheelina and Elm Grove Railroad.

The regular annual meeting Of Stockholders Of the
WhcclinS and Eli Grove RAilrold for the election Of
a HoSrd of Directors will be held In the Court Room Of
The OhiO County Court House. on ISL
1850, ut 10 O'Clock 4. n. SAML MATHEWS,
JHiI Secretary.
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Mr.. HESRy LEAR, Patriot, Ohio, had
such pain in his shoulders that he could
not move. 81. Jacobs OIL cured him after
afew applications.
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In vain the eyes are fllSd with light;
In vain tho cheek with beauty glOws,
Unless the teeth are plrO and while,
Unless the breath Is like the rose;
And SOZODONT alone supplies
These beauties that We all 80 prize.
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

Tie annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Bel.
mont GIaSs Works will be held at the office Of the
company in BsllAlrc, Ohio, JANUARY 4, 1850, al
one O'Clock P. NJ, at which time seven a. Director
viii 10 elected to serve for the ensuing year.
dS N. SHEETS, Secretary,
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NOR RENT-FRoM APRIL l, 1880
Il That desirable Tehdtnce, the "wlley Mansion F"
located near the Grove, Martins Ferry, Ohio, The
ITeIIinE Is convenient, we'll nnlShCd, III good condl.
iIon, surrounded by \ beautiful Lawn covering IN
acre. with fruit aud forest lrees, Shtubbery and dow
es, commanding hne view up and dOWn the river,
On, oil the hntSt summer residences 10 this section
Rant moderate. Apply TO ALEXANDER N
General Business and Real Estate Agent, No. i5ls
Market street., "GraDSle'S Block" Wheeling, W. Va
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FoB SA1E.-Lanmie's Palace Restau.
rant Apply at Ills Main street from 10
A. 81. to 2P, II,
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BUY a Present that will uutlast time /;
one to not only gladden. the heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy reCO!IsctlOns
Of the glyer. JACOB W. GRUBB.
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nAx NOTICE.

All psaona owing state and County Taxes for 1877,
1878 and 1879, muIt call At the sherth's ONCE aud pay,
asI am determined to force the payment Of back
tag bills regardless Of who may owe them.
, GEO. b. TIEGLE,
dam Sheriff Of Ohio county.
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WRATnrR

1913, 1877,
p 81 20 q 70 a a 20
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NOR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
Z Store Room, with dwelling attached, No;
ls2S Main street. viii have FOR RENT
after APRIL LIST, 1880, store rooms and dwell,
llnes In different parts of.the city. Very cheap
to good tenants, Inquire of
H. FORBES,
no16 Room No 7. Custom House,
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THERMOMETERS RECoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepi'B drug store, Opera
House corner:
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curIcuRA, CvrIcuaA REsoLyENr and cr,r,cup,
SSAr 5IS PrsEatSd By Weeks q PO;. ter, CheIIsts and
B BaSSsts " Pri Sa 81 GSmcu1 ~ ct, AID sold ;6y ali
large boxes, containing t,,o ana SH ona. S IN i0VS oItsi
9G anu 81 small. ~ RESoLvEST, 81 per 6o,tie,
E SSECH s9af, p PentS per cake; By mail, 90 cents
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EOR RENT
EoR RENT

DOR RENT.-THAT VERY DESIRA-
Il BE TwO-stnry Brick DWtling containing Nine
X oms AMI Bath Room, Pantry aud Cellar, FURNISHED
With Ras and wafer fixtures, all In good condition. ON
fuIIlot, with Iron ienceIn trout. a comfortable reai-
dence, lacIted No. GO Fifteenth street. Apply TO
ALEXANDER BONE,
Notary Public, General Business and Neal Estate
Agent, 1918 Market street, "Cnnglr'S BiO,k,' over
City rank. LeZy.
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PoR RENT.

One large Warehouse on Main street In the buSl.
ncES pMt u the city, between Twelfth and F0!irteenth
ElTerts. One One large StorCroOm on MAlnI near
Twentieth street. Rent cheap.
one lWo-Story Brick Dwelling House on South
Front street, with niue rooms and hnished attic
Water, gas and every convenience. A desirable Sltu'
tion on the river bank, dlreCtly oPP0Aite Twelfth
street lteaInbOat landing.
-deB hNlN.
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ICE 1ARBoR AT MOUTH OF MUS

i KINGUM RIVER.
seaIed proposals, 10 duplicate, viii berecelvCi at
ibis office until u O'clock NJ, on Friday, lhe2Sd day
al January, 1850, for iuTn shInR stone for the con-
Sfruplion 81 n Lock Ia the MuSElngum River, near
MaTiStIs, Ohio, Approximate amount Of stone re-
luIrSd, ls2OO cubic yarts. The stone must be dellV'
cred by the lat day " December, 1850. M
BE- Furnished on application 10 the undersigned, He
quests for blank forms should he endorsed on tue en-
SeIopS "OGieiAl Business rr,,
Major Engineers,
US Engineer Once,
ss West Thru 81, Cincinnati, O., Dec o 1872
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THE PLACE 10 Co
II you s-O in a hurry Tor printing, 1. TO
The lntslligencsr lob Rooms.
Work executed in good Etylo upon The shortest notios
, 1879-03-07

tho burden of ChIna's demands is, "Restors
III, nlul then wn stintl be ctUtl trsentls; retain
It, md NO tiinfl bt deadly fuoe.n ANY onp who
knows anything nf tho Chinese character nn'l
history 10 awurc that their most ortraordtnnry
fcntitre IA perat4tot,cy. By sheer pnrtIstcncy
they hayc emerged with uEnlimmcd 1nsttc fro,i,
moro cycles Ui national disaster than any nttlcr
people under tho sun. Dy sheer pcrAtstelcy
tlley hare overthrow, Ia'nm when it acesncl on
the uoInt Of nchioynE aw,plota success; md by
elcor I,erststc;'cy tl!ly i>aNyc recover III. 40
Tor K,illJn, when Russia entered that Province
In 1871, the 81. Petersburg Government, for
sou,c reason tnr from clear. hastcnctl tu inform
the Chtnrte authorities tint, II ever China were
klrong enough to return to Central Asia, It
should l,o Mt once restored. THO Chinoso llavc
now rrappcarcA in Central Asia. nnd i'nTe re-
qucstct kussta to be rs good tts her word. Hut
III thu meantime the Province Inns bccGme thick
" populated nt.!a highly prosperous under 1sus-
sian administration. mil il ttussn were to rritp
ccdn Kuldja ii dangerous precedent woltt ho
established. HIT without nh open ruptnro with
China Il Is not easy to sec how IT. II possible
fur Russia 10 refuse to restore the debated ter
ftory,
, 1879-03-07

Statement Of tho Chief or tho Hurpn, of
statiatlca In EeGarsl to tho Inrorts and
Exports OF tho United stntcs for Ja,nHry,
iS7D.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., BUREAU or sTAr1s-
TICS, WAsnIS0roH, D.. e., Feb. 81, 1S70.-7hs
Hon. Joln Sher'ne'', Secretary Of ths Treasury:
Sin: l have The -t,onur to submit to you
tho scrcntl, monthly statement OF this bureau
for tho current fiscal yenr.
Tic excess Of exports over imports OF mer-
channise nppears to hare hecn as follows:
Mons ot ended cndea {.n {a. IT. 1s7e s St ,a
Snvcn months ended jnn II. 1873. -. 1k5 t5iC FsA
Twc.yo luonshs cntlci Jan. NJ lb7D. ..7 mo, f;'
Twuivr months enacl .Iali. 81 1878. .1sU ISL ia
A comparison Of tho exports a,,l imports Of
gold md silver coin mud bullion cxlibits tile fol-
lowing:
Montsl enlcd Jun. 81, 1s7o--exccss Of
,ofh ssavi jim: ii, ISIS c.cS.s ;;i' oi o0Oo
sevcn month: cnded jim ii, 1s7s-ex: ''o
sssan montEs saiea JAN ii, is7s-cx: 0
rSslsa > neei,s eSs eaioi Jan. ;i isio-
Twcivo months sacd jan. ii, Isis. "''' 4o''
EXCESS OF EXPORTS. s........... .... ..16, GH7, 675
The total values of domestic and foreign tx.
ports for the month Of january, 1870, uu.l for
tho seven md twclve nonth6 ended Ja1t 81,
1871, arc represented In the accompanying table.
Very respectfully JosEru NiMMo, Jn.,
Chlef OF Bnrcuu.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FOR JANUARY, 1870.
Statement. by Cnatons- Districts, showing tho
values Of morchnnuso lmturtea into aud export
I'd from tue United Statcs during tho month pr
:lannasy. 1870. Prepared by the Dureau Of
, 1879-03-07

LaHdon t"t7f*nandtncs Ifhaatfphfd i,aifSffn.
noyul Eun,ty Il, tho rank of Renr- Admiral nj n
49, .,.1,.., ;.. ..,.t - .s,s .@..a..s,s. ~ -
.u"s "neu tnc s'oYest eaa'ssa nto ennssanslS
brought AGAINST another, VINO holda stu u'oro
c,,yc tor tbs discussion of The aaesttop, event.
ctn rh,a rousnc, r,,c,ro A., am -, H.. nos.
ra5,o.i -, ,,Io ,Sa.,,, ,n,,r,,a,. ~ .S o .t'sas
laale'a OK t1io "ee&1F 1our''ale' anu expresses
feeling t'at has been IN exs:ence ever siueo tho
Csitncan war. DclosEtng for moment dis.
t,,ssinn of IN. /. ,vh,to fcathcr j, yliel u ia ~,
ie,,cl ibc t,usa os CamhrIIvo dEsnl,v,u, IN that
'esseu, a'.n nuas u ea"1os!aSs u'sp'ayeu IA tla1
jority OF thinking people the promotion at his
Koyal Hichuess tl,o Duke If EdInb,rr to tin
ronk of Kcnr- A;,mjra1 Ia mi uonular' v,n
yeTy @ much IL dou5t whu,tr It Il not e', saua,lv t M
Nv w vat otrasonn,i: ca' h;r, 4Aitcp hsor.
r1,oross,n, H. ,vi.irb ea.s a m' 4,s,i,' nsafs
describe as cs,mapo. lie i. not a,nIanlo i, l dix.
Roatso, Se s p4ef tc rSe 81 wSSs " '
~ nto,s,so t un @ to 'nr t ,on 'n & u m
hsGtess; M ~ ~ % M 'os 9 70 .,us 70" Iao 5oint on
T., r., nv - ~ ,,isnr w ,'
lilly nr pr rai II ter i s oya. " @ proo
t'st tS Earl II neacvnsile should, through The
s''n;s, ~. ~ enuse' uyc t' Oth.nMai ,,, o. !l1
M - aix ptsnos t Gut c Gc
'. LINZ - 10y ooI v .t @ amS
eolnN ~ wy hHal1 WAL !lEntt,E Aunfa!s Who VIII
. oe s"aFGa H. E Ey 10 ~ %1nsS CONSCIENTIOUS waas
c'ss. tna Duno o. 1unpa!e M % aGuiI!ess nraSe
inobt nleh are nfVe wLe, ny p1t1ch comes, iof
tthl mettsr,-eas ne u tne rasoanu ol uaaghtsf
o. tmo uoMse ol nuua''o!'. ah.!. u wy ntn tn
psons ~ tns teaeI!nEs oi ine fe'sni''E pohtlSnt
pwoT ~ anis eo1hf'I. Ia. nuusn Is Eas.'aa
sieensss 4 s1shy. neeTo li,at trtnces nfe insa
10 Teil as rrinecs! antt liahsesses ase women,
a,nl tiia!t niooa u lHieKer than %alGf. ~ hnY
rate, 10 NY haNiauai oulniosl Mhat y minS}
people nse liacusslng llio hew ncur.AenlFa!
l!oGu t!!a tnlhliy Pout " s'uWt Mn.t as u
sIaRpeF-up o! uieonshlefcst trliles maA1 not9
o. tne !aet' y y amusing 10 Mat! tl!n nlleeeu
eo"afa'SsIthls r. y az ug!y WoFa, out u Must
6tluge cropping up " th's time. Inc nliln
Com1Aatdes,l.l'ch ch'el might 10 moro poptlar
tian he 's' sone lGw years 9go 20 WAS Nlaq2
il!e subject OF ruthless attask n tte page
, 1879-03-07
C3tlt,n and Iku4sl1t.

A st, Petersburg dispatch OF March says tho
rebellion agalnst thu Ch!nesc Government III
kasbgur has been completely crushed, ind tbs
To ltussau territory. 1t Is uot 10 very lang ago
that Tho flight ot tho ruler Of l{nthgar wlru hIs
capital fell sounded tho dcatt.kncll Vt his Stato
nnd Eastern Turkestan practically herauac i
aa hardly recoi,quered the land when reboll-
lou broke our, md tho Chiuese urmy Of ucrl,p4.
tion haa been busy ever stuce trying to crus,l Il.
THIS conquest Of Kakbgar placed the victorious
GIineso af'ny close ~ iho h9asaa frontier. alsl
1ron tts forlncr dependency Of III Or Kuldju, 1t
is not cohera!ed that thu prncIpal object Of tho
recent Influential Embassy To- ct. Petersburg
was 70 obtain the rctroeeseton Of III, and tlie
overthrow Of tho Kashgar rebels will
10 but half triumph il thls former Vice.
regal position hs not restored. lndood,
, 1879-03-07

1ouruals-assesta itself to be IN favor Of tnsist-
Ing reciprocity In tho. matter ot taetff, and
ret stoutly dcuiea nl,y desire to return to pro-
financial pnpcrs Of less prominence taku still
moro tlenntu stahd In favor Of the new gosnct
Of "rcciprocity IL trade" few weeks ago
pafd a. vlstt TO Manchester, Dtrsnlnghntn, md
iasor Of reciprocal tlutlrs. They say free trntln
Is right in principle, hut t,as some difficulties tu
practice. They bcFin.to fear tint FREQ trade ts q
mistake, when prlctlccd on ono tllu only. This
sl,opkccncrs talk. found almost mono WHO ex-
pressed themselves III favor nf freu trade tlrtlBr
any nsstt all circumstances. | nm confident tnat
II proposal for nodernto protccitvn tariff on
glsll people tn-,nurrow, II would ba carried by
handsome minority. Very few prominent pa-
ucrs llavn yet cspouscl tile causc, nint very fow
poltirnt leaders. duty on foreign food rral-
ucts would not carry. for the AGRICULTURAL inter
Of tho country.
do not fcal sure lint this Should be called a
great chance In public sentiment after nll It
mass OF the people hnyc ncycr had my very
urep convictions on the matter. They merely
believed free tradU to be to tllcsrlutorcst, n,nl
80 adopted 1t. Now they find It tas a sharp
eorer s, in certain positions, md shcy will not bo
From prescnt Indications, tic nnt.cr will nut
30 long kept out OF politics.. Indeed. Lors!
Hatenlan Inns already given notIEo that fIU VIII
present tic matter to tho fuu.u of Lords carly
tn tho prcscnt session. II tratlu should greatly
Improve soon, the discussion will at once slop
entirely; but if'it follows 10 present down,
ward eotrtc another year. the question wilt
speedily nssun;c nnt!oun importance md call
!ar prompt solution. Thcrc stems to be ito
hopc of my sach carly improvement IT trade.
4 AnectinE fn tavor 0f rcctprornl t!utlcs WIS
held at tI!c Cannon Street Hotel few tlays nEo,
an,l wue prcetdcd over BY MI Alderman Of il6
Citv of London. 1t cunnot be said 10 hay0 been
composed mainly Of "fratttng't merchants of
Lontton, but flltv wcru merchants Of vcry re-
spectacle rank, anil soinc af them wcre leading
merchants, too. The meeting was larcc, en:l,si.
siusttc, mud nearly Of one Mind 1t received re-
epcctiui notice In nil the leading newspapers.
Two or three months ngo similar 1,lectils was
held IN y town Of Kent, a:Ml wus presided over
By n wclt.knoWn mCfnber Of the House Ut Lursis.
1t was very large and unanimous, ansl lt,ost
respectable III every particular. That meeting
Wns 1rniuly. cutflW1sc1 0f country Eciitry at,u
farmers, many Of ths IN Interested lii hop grow
Ing.
!, 1t 10 worth particular notice tint the friends Of
1rca tra,lo made every r1sOrt to present = roal
showing ut fhat meeting in Kent, fl hons or te-
lcattnE tho resolutions. It WITS ln!r fight, IN
which each bdo hatl nn,plu TIME nl,tl used all ell
fort to muster tts whnlr force. The resolutions
In favor Of "reciprocity" wcrc carried by MI
overwhelming majority. j. ".
, 1879-03-07
PROUD BABY PRINCES.

INfaft.patl Jft9rauAts faMs Af'feF' -.
Tic young Prince Of Naples Is a iras'a' NAM .e
boy Of 10 vears of are, tho onlY child OF hnh
Umberto and lis .!rst.corsin wifo Queen Mafst. w,
crtu. IIo Ia not handsome child. Hs u1'
small light eyes, te heavy features o! 1ho p.
ont Savoy house, a,,l hs bristly light haif i'ss
IN above ills forehead, hut Ills faco Is tnsesgea.
aul bright, aud 1t has snp!e, ch'dike' ."sn "aM'
cxpressup bis sharp Ittlc eyes have NY hI.r
inGur!ns, look OF ills fntlF'b without ;nv a, Tim
tict expression noticeable in those OF h.ts s al al
bcrto. Ltkp all nlenlbers OF tiie nuHs1 nu'ttsthcr
SAVOY, cxccpt, to bu sure, L!s gsaltSt'!Ha,nn1i H,n1i
Vlttorla E1ila,ueio, lie Is very io!.a OF s WI ~.
ceremonies nl,d Court display; Nnea ,nt M ouo
between . url yeaEs Of agc AS was ss"inli.t ssa.I
summer to Englana 10 consult H. r. tho
aSSu' iest u,', unkies. Is hu went thtoa,s;s NJ
Paris Ills attendants noticed tlnt no aSs5ae,s wa
% assl t,iu wnat a!ied him. "Why does Ggs a9ss ,rs
ruarl hero SALUTE rlci" he replied, win iio,sl
childish pusston. Not lad tl'at ~! !.ory of,ce
youngstos of years old! II Eecai!s ~ tsv'r rovrs
told inc by friend-Wlo Tas lIusssih ~ ihe In
ucra @ Crown rri,,ce Wnen hu was al1ie l.I'Si 10 10
Under Years OF uqp, they lad great 'touo ""a out
mnkp him weor l1Is EloYes Wien IN WI " I'D
driving. At jast they told hla. tl,e ghtt" atown u
orlers to 1nurrh away boluro lio catAc ~, N",J
Ills rarrince, So as to ayod giving mn ~ .nI d 10
salute, which tI,cy could not ~ u IiHstauiy
WEAR eloycs Ihls onucd the trouble a,ns, l.st. ii.
lev r,n q, Ills nursa ar begged her 10 ie,p ~ tha
n.Ill I on on tu gloTes. Then " would 5as s;orel
ppatac, pt. window, thrust cut his two Hlttc hs
Ssm,Is s,akiug tlu1n eagerly, anu sfy't3 +. re tbs
bsby Voice, "Dou't 70 awny! seo'
glofes onl"
, 1879-03-07

nSefA0n tU the ChjnCaD nlct T1eIr tpltCt ia pQl-
luton; .ntl, hnrsi, 10 tic oninlon may seem,
jt,titr 70 orr o,e,. raee drtnduds hat MeY sho,ud
,'ot 6e 1''o,rtd 10 st,ae an our soia Science may
llnvc lost something, hut mankind has entnctl,
by tue exclusive poilcy which hns governed
China during The past century.''
What San Francl4co Clcrgymun Think Of
tho ChIne.s.
San fronctsco Cxr.u,r,e ,tt FIR, tn refo,,
A number OF monument ,irrnymrp worn In,
tcrvIowed vcs,or,,a. '1a c,tnr,o IN,
micra,,on I'M % T,s ~ ,,ow william nm % Incr,,a,n @
Kip. Bishop uf California (Episcupal), Ind deep
~ considered thu subject. lIc knew uaycs per-
sona1y. n,,tl tr,,.,r,t In, ,,,r f,Ii ,, rcra,vc
~. .c,,,.,s, .. s""s ' s,.s ,sm..',
I'e es"'1usc' uhcfchy snsAl1,'s tlM spiritual,
moral, md material OWL which tic Chinese had
hcrolnc. The Rev. DR.. KIkan Cot.,, of the Con-
grrratlon l.mana-El (ltcbrcw), considered tho
Mess'so ' " Wv c'uncse 1,a'efAt W. @ ''.' 'la1
teoh 100 long allowed to nS'st. AZ! t''at "as
necessary was to lrras down ,hc Eastern MI
tagonists to the bill was n practical examination
by them Into thn matter, atnl ceases ,inlcr-
, 1879-03-07


The Michigan movement hns nntIonal stsnic-
caues as setting nj, early cxnsnpo to the two
parties IN ot'1cr States, where tseY must coa!cscc
or desnair Of sucrcss in tho campaigns Of this
year a,,d ,lcyt, and also rs giving hope to the
Democracy u tho country through u possible
break Of Rcr,bltcantstn In QUO of tic most s,nl
wnrt alti reliable Of its States. IIappiy, how
ever, there IS TO reasonable fcar ni tic success
Of tl'!s attcsa,p. The Republican canvass Will
bo Intelligent and energetic, nud Michigan will
hold her own fur lb1u nsnl l5S0. nnI, We trust,
Tor all tho future VI kcpub!tcan!sm.
, 1879-03-07

Ntto Iork G,,htnfrciat 4itFtttft&.r frfn.}.
The Potter Committee reports that Tlfltn md
1lendricks were fairly elected IN 1876, md Tint
the Republicans cheated them nut Of tic clcc
ton. The Committee make lip u rcco:si tint
the Democratic party Is imbceIlc. cowarn1y, ul,l
cuutcmpt,blc. Tic Committee KNOWS, probably.
, 1879-03-07

NciRlona FT,l WEDa1fh IU.11.9.
We cannot but applaud tie uoblr conduct Of
tic Democrats In Congress WIN nsorcststng tl,c
most tyra',nous n,ni ol,us form Of party
tyranny ever known In America. We nd0rse
their action as true 10 prluctula aud To liberty,
aud mc:itIlls flle approval OF every lover OF
huncst government Atnt personal freedom.