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The New York herald., 1879-02-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK SARAu ELLEN r reported aground 2Ist inst. nt
the foot of Pacific street. Brooklyn. got of evening
and proceeded TO
BARK Buxtx htaD from Philadcphi for Calais before
reported having lost ruder and leaking returned 20 a
dcphia yesterday afternoon in tow for examination and
repairs.
BARK SAN Br from Cienfucros for New York,
New York yesterday in tow Of the tug Cyciops
scmR ws HaRs, OF Port Jefferson. which was into
Rarond iron steamers being ovcrhaulcd thoroughly
early summer. under command Of Cap, Norton
scuR MAccrr MrLvKr Hart from Providence for vir-
gnia via New York ashore In Newport harbor lies
a soft bottom. aud will come of without damage.
scnn rssIn kS,Gur from baltimore for Charleston;
SoGh MOI IL ps % Of ss' int to, GPa rS s, nsvns had
damaged
mArr,x. Feb 22-schr Bacalicu. which lying at a
wharf here broke adrft last night during the
striking adjoining wharf. considerably damaged.
Loye Bm.scn, Fob 22-The coa;, wrscs,ng Co pg, a
The Relief has been lying short distance on nil day,
which hawscr carried the how Of the ship. which
s lying 10 az % s" G M Ser b "rys ns
TINT should the weather favorable she would in all
strike her the chances would be very doubtful.
MAsAsorAS BEACH, NJ, Feb e2-Bark Sadie nshore two
Young of hc wrccking Company Is here The cable aud
"tf sa ard have been ran put On
her topmas yards and rigging to the vessel aud to-
As soon rs the weather i. they will begin bcavc
her aaoa' The wind is light from southwest. and the sea
Company. is IN charge
Nrw IoSpoS. Feb 2i-Schr Com Kearney, before RI.
this damaged by collision with Al
bntros has completed repairs and will sail for Boston first
favorable wind
srJouS. NIB. Feb 22-schr P Blake Of Parrsboro lying
at Digby iarbor. dragged her anchor aud driven
through the steamboat by the wind making breach
about hundred feet wide. The vessel is total wreck.
The Blake sailed from this port for Catdcnas Jan H.
When sc reached the Gulf stream she sprung leak and
put into Dgb, Jan y During storm thar night she col
lidcd with another schooner and badly damaged Her
repairs completed about week and the vessel
was ready 10 sail when wrecked
rrSAsrs u .Rpon Me. Feb ioschr Ccchcco. Grccnaw,
Of and from Rockport with cargo ~ limo tor Boston In
trying make Herring Gut nrbor ashore tho
Brothers: got off leaking badly aud marine
railway undergoing repairs.
RArip SAuLSc-Shp Servia Br) Spcor which left New
York afternoon Of Feb for London arrived
Fob ~ making the passage In 10 days
SrBuiLpiSGA 3mastcd schr Of 37j ton. burden IL 20
he built the coming In the hipyard Of Amcs n
Son. The model made by Rdecu Pastcc, ot Bath
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IstIScror Msss

HOLMAN LIVER PAD Co.. % School ST.. Boston =
GENrIENEN-My age is seventy. seven. Having always
been troubled with weak stomach, and for few his
previous applying your medicines feeble with
appetite, unable to sleep flesh MI gone and too weak
walk the o"r. afflicted with distressing cough
and pains chest and stomach. am nspYy to
that after using the Holman Pad Plas
all my former difficult began TO leave grad
uay stronger and better in particular aud
slider well; and fee that with God blessing
the Holman Pad has saved my life In brief communcn
ton cannot express all have suffered IN former days
and how happy and we'll am You liberty
this in that will do the good in letting
the afflicted what the Holman Pad done for
Very respectfully
MRS. A.. s. c. WEBER.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB DINNER.

The New York Yacht Club will have their annual
dinner at Delmonico's. Fifth avenue. ON Tuesday
evening February 25. at half-past six o'clock Mem
bers desirous of participating can procure tickets
ts5 each exclusive of winesl application TO
the House Committee. to the steward at the club
rooms Any members wishing TO extend invitations
TO friends nrocure fickets ahOYe.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
CLEARED.

Steamer Niagara. Curtis. Iiavana-J r Ward 4 Co.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Richmond, &c-Old Do
minion steamship Co.
Steamer knight. Chiehcstcr, Georgetown, DE- l.
Roomc. Jr
Steamer W Garrett Foster. BALTIMORE Krems.
Steamer Norfolk Clark, Philndelphia-.Iamcs Hand.
Steamer Eleanora. johnson. Portland Me- Ames.
Schr Victor Coleman, Port Maria and st AIMS Bay ia
Mo- x
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wM. z. HALL
ALLcoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs
CURE RI-PTURE.


CURE RrPTURE.
A lady writes."I suffered much from rupture, low
down on the right Of tho bowels applied an ALL
cocK,s PLASTER and sed them continually The 6rst
month suffered greatly At length thought tho lump
grow loss After few days took or the FIRST plaster
washed tho par, pu, another AZ tho end Of tho
second month the swelling the Joined. and
cured At ars, used belt tho plaster. but In
weak or 40 found the support Of tho plaster sufficient
oyr,cr ov THE IIupsoS RIVER CHRONICLE,
sc.nnoRo. Wcstchcstcr County, Feb. ~, 1870
pv,u pocron-ror,unateiy neither myself nor tho mem.
ber. Of my family havc been afflicted by serious ailments
for many years past but Of course escaped
our due share Of the achcs pains ALL For
all the Of life that in the form Of colds tho
chest sprans bruises neuralgia. rheumatic twnscs and
kindred pcrpcxties, always find a ready aud reliable
remedy in ALLcocK's PLAsTERs since their first in.
PRODUCTION they have been article In tho family
medicine chest, and the question with us IL
what could vc do withou, thems'
Yours truly.
DR.. n. BRASpRrru
Beware Of limitations ALLcoCK's POROUS pLAs-
TERs sold by all druggists Principal Office No 2os
Canal st., Now york.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
HENRY SIMON.
30 Pine ST.. New York

HOLMAN LIVER PAD CoNPAsY:-
GESrLnmgNI victim Of chiils and fever for fonr
successive and tried every remedy suggested
without obtaining relief My chls of the
violent character while from the fevers at
times dclrous Quininc anodinc uscd in guam
tiy and suffering from the direct effect of those
drugs. Two your Pad recommended, and l
tried IT, however with hopes of being benefited
she pad according directions. for thirty days and
then discarded IT, completely cured and since the
first day put on had single symptom Of the maady
hold self debtor aud viii always thank enter
prise. that proved way. and the only TO euro
Yonra respectfully.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

DEAR SfR-I have given ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAS-
TIERS thorough trial for Chblans, which have afflicted
for % years past applied strip on tho inhsmed and
itching part and the relief Immediate. used thcm
for week and my feet became perfectly we'll IL
get ALLCOCK's PLAsTERs thorc will bc trouble
chilled frosted feet Ny wife and self haye used
them with the greatest OBJECT in and liver
paint Tncy give uc appetite II on tho pit OF the
stomach Yours truly,
wM. z. HALL
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JOSEPH TAMARO.

TnR IfoiNAv LIvvn PAD CoxrANY-
GrSuEmnS-On October ! sailed on tho schooner
Joshua rinde for the port of ST. Jago de Cuba
NAMED In said port for twenty days During that time
lost with yellow fever and three died with
the back; another sick with the fever
recovered suffice escaped but myself and give
the credit o IL to the wearing Of the Holman
and Liver Pad for felt better In my life, which
certainly usunI circumstance for mo.
had the time bought the Pad but little faith In IT,
but what have already believe the fad would
have every Of chccrfully recommend
IL going malaral bilious climate.
NJ seafarng man ought ever to bo without one.
Respectfully yours
WM. A FRCTTIY,
Master schooner Joshua Grindle
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JAMES GANDoLFO.
READ THE FOLLOWING FROM JOSEPH TAMARo,
OF SINGING:-
M EAsr lsTu ST., !
New York. Feb. 10, 1879. :
IInrx.x Iarrr Pan en-

HOLMAN LIVER Pan CO.
GkNrItAESlt affords much pleasure to acknowledge
TO the great delight feel IN tho absolute in very
short time Of the Holman Pad of protrnctcd
dyspepsia Of nine years DURATION which embraced
vertigo prostration Of system fermena
on aud pains in the stomach &c and which had
yielded 10 the continued Of medicines. II
In March, 1871 thnt applied the Pad and II for
weeks and have beon then aud perfect
~ we'll all of which is due solely to the Pad
have recommended them friends in hfty in
and have taken the pains to ascertain the results
always found them be satisfactory You
liberty 10 publish to the world my high estimation
Of the Holman Pad
Respectfully,
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
VIM. A. FRCTIIY.
Master schooner Joshua Grindle.
Nrw York. Feb. IL. 1879

Nrw YORK. Feb. IL, 1879.
THr HOLMAN LIVER PAD CoMPANY:-
GENrLEMEs-My wifc was long timc an invalid with
liver trouble dyspepsia headaches and boang of the in
testincs, weak kidneys and much nervous prostraton
Nothing seemed To do her good until she tried
Pad and the Pnstcrs something eighteen
ago They had the effect her in short time. and
has been in good health They the best
remedies yet and liberty 70 tell everybody
think
Gratefully yours, - -
HENRY SIMON
~ Pine Al New York
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

OF MOST DISEASES
Tho Holman Pad has proved tha, the arrangements Of
the stomach liver the foundation of most of our
troubles snch bilious disorders liver complaint dyspep
sa fermentation lassude neuralgia rheu-
mas, Dizziness lifelong aud periodical sick headaches
kidney complaint bilious collie all kinds Of female weak
nesse womb and ovares irregular action OF the heart
janndice liver coughs often taken for consumpon pains
in the side back stomach aud sces, fever and agne
ague maaria fever ague cake intermittent remit
ting bilious fever adding gloomy forcbodinss and de-
preston OF spirits. &c.
The above embraces a long list and tho unrenectng
mind would naturally be slow accepting all thesess
ceeding great cause-,he arrangement Of tho
stomach and liver alone
-. We question: Do you of suffer.
Ing with any the symptoms while had
sound stomach ana lvsrs Ask your nc,ghbor tho
question.
Professor D. A. Loomis NJ D., late Assistant Surgeon
Pen" College also Irofess"r o obstetrics and Diseases
So ana 10 o Of the
"6ESrLEMfs-Ihe fuo Is marvc! OF scccc~ i nave
given workings nspection and find u merits
professional sanction 1t acts kindly safely and effect
lively and the tc univors panacea OF
thing | know In medicine The principle upon which 1t
is as old lppocraes himself and the only wonder
Is that tho medical profession has before made IL of
practical To suffering humanity especially rccou
mend these remedies in nl malaral affections, and in
chronic diseases of the various they inyalu
able"
The HOLMAN LIVER PAD Co.. s3 William St, n. y
Your remedies cured long of Chls and Fover of
three years standing Also my wife and daughter and
eighteen OF my Immediate friends have recommended
them to than one hundred who have tried
Pads alone the Pads their
gchcr tho Aborptive Pasters and Medcsted Foot Bath
and do recall single failure to 1t therefore
affords the pleasure add Endorsement
these remedies as the rue antidote to disease.
A. BANCROFT,
1853 South Oxford ST.,
Brooklyn.
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IRON rniLAprLrniA
.....lFcb 81. Antwerp. 1907 Walnut st

aS~NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
COAsTiNG AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captans officers
Of vessels engaged in the coastng and foreign trade obscrv
ing the displacement removal Of buoys requested
10 communicate the fact tho HERALD that DO
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NlISCELLANEOUs.

CAkhIt A. ely. ~ Elm ST. Ne~ark, y: D.
rsS y1S st9uK a2S 21' !sTey u. st. SewSr Swa
M SSfIifkiSt osbtS; i Made. a";. Sesari,N-I
ERiER ERLRR 10 % Academy ss Ss@nS.s It. s newark
s SpSfksI SssssS S S..spsss ssss
: sH;t SAYIoED @ i,S summit s., Newark, NJ
MORRIS A. HAuN, agent Ii. s. NJ Co. ie Academy ST..
JABEz COOK President First National Bank, Newark.
HENRY n BIRD; Be,levine sy.. Newark. NJ.
TT2SbS SeEk eSss 81
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Ia;i F;S icxsEh3iI iSS hssss %n s'., Eesars,
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Ma4ffHs MAS fsgxAH tAdSus H. Asas%S NewAr1Sd
Mrs. " " MILLER Arlington NJ
JAS 1LyHSp SsfT1S Fas siSss S,ss4 4sGef'
4HoSS os MsInHSnks sfHsnk SGsiissssn Siiiss ~ ~
". JUSTICES 4 son, rsriek.o.n NJ
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E,LrIAa NJ. Il bA1Esf6s1 4 af6S pGysr S,.stiin NJ
Il 3 TaISrLE a1l6l orsaSs, s.I;s.,t,: ~ !.
Mrs Mr.: ALsHb sAEK@AS 4iShEsos as5i"f ,Snsson
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY,
JOSEPH cRIsrADoRo AND DIR. D W. FAIRcHnD
SOLE PROPRIEroRs.
% WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.
POST OFFICE BOX 2.Ii2.
WHERE ALL COMMUNICATIONS MUST BE AD-
DRESSED
FREE CONSULTATION OFFICES.
se2 BROADWAY, ABOVE nth ST.,
ass FULTON ST. BROOKLYN,
2s4 WASHINGTON ST., JERSEY CITY.
LADY ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE
BRANCHES FOR THE SALE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD CoMPANY's REMEDIEs-
124 fremont St, Boston, Mass
l2p Merrmaek st., Lowell, Mass.
Ss"ss:sssss Biss. sanss. No
MseSanies s'%ssr sa''d%s Blosk. 6etr"is' s aici
s!S sS Sas."sss Shs.an, St. st fhssspSis VII"
SsT%s' German ss% ss sss iii
As Powers Block Rochester. y. Y.
~ s,I FsS,i Sisst aT Ts,sss S3s's,sss asIs Onto
ss:ns a-
Corner Main and Isl sts., Evansville, Ind
sl2 sss's5y G.s's , San E5snsss9 E.s;%Ss Gs Ma
s Kas sos s;
''l Canal st. SsrrIsi ssr Hs!i'p; fkaoylScEs- aS
Il III King ih"'s st. = To"s"'o r"'s Dr.. ;.ao.. >,
c. cR1srApoEo rEfstfFHh FSstHs1:A AGENT.
10 Argyll ST., Regent ST.. London.
SUB-AGENCIES
81 Oxford ST. G. or. NJ. Manchester
I6 Rodney st. Liverpool.
Ss'Hd % Great ws'''ia FhSscR Asssa:. Birmingham
Rue Scribe Paris. NORWAY
eWolergaden, Chrstiania.
HOLMAN AGUE AND LIVER PADS.
REGULAR slzE.......'... W
SPECIAL SIZE 90
INFANTS SIZE. 50
SPLEEN BELTS 90
OUR ABsoRPTIvE MEDICINAL PLAsTERs.
FOOT PLASTEkS. .ooC rEh rAlh
THESE PLAsTERs MUST NOT BE CoNFoUNDED
WITH THE ORDINARY STRENGTHENING POROUS
PLASTERs. THEY ARE MEDICINAL PLASTER
CAREFULLY MADE FROM PREPARED AND ST.
LECTED MEDICINAL INGREDIENTs
PADS AND PLAsTERs SENT BY MAIL, POST
PAID, on RECEfPr OF PRICE.
OUR ABSORPTION SALT. FOR FOOT BATHS.
ONE PACKAGE .25C. SIX PACKAGES. 81 .
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OrrIcr Or
TnY HALL llusKiSc GLOVE COMPANY, I
No i4J SorrH CLiSrON ST.,
CHICAGO, Feb. 2, 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
q. :. EVANS.
CITY EDITOR OF THE MAIL.
~ CHATHAM ST.

We append below list of from tho of Now
York and neighhorng State Of New Jersey which few
of many thousands OF those who tried those
and found them he all that II claimed for them aud
heartily commend them
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
WHALEAIEN.

letter from Capt Crapo Of sohr Astoria Of NIB reports
her at Dec ~ lat ~ ~ Ion "a ~ W. all we'll Would
be ut Montevideo in March or April
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

TIE STOMACH AND LIVER Tue GREAT SOURCE
OF MOST DISEASES
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

brought publicly attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed TO the editor Of the HERALD
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
Of displaced buovs the of their will
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts American Continent When they observed
the Of European countries In the Mediterranean
that information he either telegraph
the London Office Of the Nsw YoRK HERALD
Fleet London the Paris office 81 Avenue
rOpcrn Paris. Whore the telegraph il used dispatches
he addressed Bennett Al Fleet street. London"
"Bcnnett 81 Avenue de rOpera. Paris" Where Of
displacement observed in the OF
the reach of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first
lent This information will be cabed free Of charge
to the IiERA In and published
ES-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OP VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-rhe NKw YoRx
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht. showing whe
burning the colors red red changing from the
other in succession and he several miles distant
Captains of vessels upon this signal will obiige
by preparing marine they have for tho Ship
News Department Of the HERALD.
ny Persons desirons Of communicating with vessels
rving New York do by addressing vessels
Of HERALD news yacht, pier No East River. New
York Letters received from all parts Of the world
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
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L,OR CHILBLAINS USE
ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTERs.

small piece placed over the inamcd part Is certain
cure Aiso tho solo of tho foot Is preventative
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

LIVER PAD COMPANY REMEDIES.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmnstcr informed
that by tclcgraphing to the HERALD London Bureau. nd
dressing Bennett No ~ Ficct street London to the
Paris Office addressing bennett 81 Avcnso do rOpcra
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabled
Try free Of charge
Captains arriving nj and sailing from French and Mcdi
ports will find the Paris Office tho cconom
cal aud expeditions for clegraphing ncws
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

BENsON's CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER
rs WONDERFUL.
ASK ANY PHYSICIAN ABOUT n.
TWO WORLDS ExPosITIONs.
those OF Philadelphia rs76! and Paris dss, gave the
the highest and only awards given for rub
her pnscr II quicker and more effectively than
the common porous plaster, and Is In every way far
superior to H. IL gocs right to tho spot whore the pain
is its peculiar soothing influence felt almost
and grateful relief quickly follows As
remedy for lame and wenk back rheumatism sprains,
bruises female weakness distressing coughs. kidney
and spinal complaints il Is specially recommended
DO not take inferior plaster At tho same or
less price,
Sold by all druGgsts
Price, 25c.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK THR MONTH
FEBRUARY MARCH.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

CARDIFF. Feb 22-Arrvcd, steamer Rheoa (Br, Canon,
New York.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLynEaD Feb 22-wind NE, light arometer $3.50.
PLYMOUTH Feb 22-Wind NE, light fine: baromete
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WESTERN UNION TIME BAL

Npw YORK. Feb. 22-Noon.
The Western Union time ball fell correctly to-day.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Bur Thcr .Snne Of
Feb %. Hour. Tnrbl Deg Wind. W~fher.
Feb. %.

New York
Southwest Spit.
Sandy Hook......
Quarantine. ......
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HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY,

JOSEPH CRIsTAD0RO AND DIR. D. W. FAIRCHILD
SOLE PROPRIETORS
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tns HOLMAN
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

Tho Holman Pad has proved that the arrangements Of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-31

diers to soldiers, and the lawswhich gov
-ern them, as to foster the notion that any
material alterations should have occurred
in the sentiments of the private soldier
since the ill-starred revolution in ques-
tion occurred. But ! will not 90 beyond
my own personal knowledge. And | un-
hesitatingly aver that when l served in
the ranks, the private soldiers, my com
rades, were in the mass, favorable to the
maintenance of hogging. The cause is
not far to seek. The great majority of
our soldiers are reasonably good soldiers,
only occasionally getting into trouble,
meaning well while exercising the fine
old British privilege Of gruinbIing freely;
amenable to discipline, and not destitute
of Il certain pride in their profession and
anxiety to fulfill its duty fairly.
Now, in the service there is always a
certain amount of routine duty to be per-
formed, and there is no great supertfuity
of men for the performance of that duty
guards, fatigue, spare-horse tending,
orderly work, &c. The fact of a man
getting into trouble diminishes, for each
and all of his comrades, the interval of
respite from these duties. -Four men, for
instance, of troop, absent in the guard
room or in prison, simply means one less
night in bed for every other main in that
troop. Soldiers, never sure when they
may themselves fall victims to tempta-
tions, are very tolerant to comrades who
only occasionally get into trouble, and 50
devolve their work on others; but there.
is limit to this indulgence, and they
become very bitter against men who are
seldom out of trouble.
Such men bring about variety of
mischief to their comrades, in addition
to the mere devoiution of their tours of
duty. Their laches lead to leave being
stopped, get the ColonePs back up
and make things unpleasant all round.
| have often heard the wish expressed of
man waiting for the sentence of court
martial, that he might get touched
over" But the wish is rarely gratifed,
for flogging at home in peace-time has
long become uncommon; and 50 it used
to be no unfrequent thing for the men to
hold "barrack-room court-martiaP' on
an erring comrade, and sentence him to
to be "cobbed." | fancy most men would
sooner be fogged than ''cobbed." Cobbing
in my old corps was in this wise: The
culprit was spread out on a table, face
downward, and certain appointed men
laid on him rather promiscuously with
the buckle ends of baggage straps. I was
once cobbed for persistency in under
broiling the potatoes, and it was not nice.
For "disgraceful conduct" soldiers have
the most ruthless mercilessness; and they
would fain that the back of the barrack-
room thief were always smarting. But de-
tails may weaken the force of the general
argument. What | aver broadly is this
that the suffrage of the ranks would be
given in favor of the retention of cor
poral punishment, and that, too, on very
sound, manly, and ineligible grounds.
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in his agitation, and the Rev. Penstoek
fell through his chair. @Gem'len," said
the President in his blandest manner,
"doan' git cited ober dis case. Truf
am mighty, an can't be hid no great
while. Dat chap down dar may git long
fust rate for few weeks, but de time
will come when people will diskiver dat
he's sheep in VOLTS clothin', an dey'll
put deir cowhide butes whar' kicks will
do de moas' good. 1t am now time to
draw dis eonvenshun to close. In de-
partin' from dis time-eaten hall let us
bar in mind de fack dat while ebery man
has right to eat onions, no man who
has onions in his breff hez right to de'
mand dat odder folks stop smellin'."-
Detroit Free Press.