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thcrc is All equal prcssl,to on tho plstons. As
the lever ie inoycl and the rudlcr turns per-
ccntaGG Of stcanl Is tranAfcrred from one
cyl!I.dcF to the other. Tho piston OF the former
Eonr ont, Of course, nfid tlat Of tic OTHER rro.
portionatnly running In. Any slack IN tl.u rud-
der.cafns at tho stern h thus taken up, nntl Mt
nll tmca t1s cl,aI1ls aro taut. When
the lever Is turned helow, n ccrtntn point
the third "wayn of the 'thrco wRy F." yalyo
comes into p!ny ns m exhaust pfp., tlle
cylinders arc c1tInustcd and t,e atcarn smut oil.
a simple movement OF thu lever IN The wheel.
hulsct which any boy can handle, regulates tlIe
wl,Ulo apparatus. This simplicity "a tne ot tic
now invenlton's special features. Another
feature % Its sayins uf labor. One man only Is
rcquirGl to attend to It In any ease. Under
tho present system Of whce stcurNg, two, three,
four, nttl often nt,rc men laYo 10 tt,g md null
10 steer sotno Of the largcr sen or river stcar1-
slltps, even In smooth water. Such steam steer
ili4-Ecats rs aro now In t,se I'm uccau stcatn-
ers reqnIrc separate engine, with its engineers
nl1i fuel extra Iic'snsmcn, nnd ar1 tnttnt outlay
uf $4,000 tu s3,000. Capt. Martins invention
tnps the VESSELS boiler for It's snDtiye puHcr,
cut hc used ns lonH as there 70 stcam enough to
run the yessc itscf, nn.l costs less tlRn haf ns
much aa tile old steam systcm. DY keeping tho
rudder-ctafns ntways tnut, tho rudt.cr can bo
tutnctl very mitch quicker than now, saving
both tlmH and distance,
, 1879-04-04

Thu iate !Atnccr Of Afchsntatan was uni.
vcrsaly called tho "nadman'' throughout lis
.!otalnluns, u,Nl 10 grcat was tho awe in yoIci,
l'o was he!d by l's subjects, lilo Tuna Of IMtia
says. eal ~ ono t'aTGd tcIl bin Of tlle defeat
gst, Invaders. Hhcre All sat !u hls couuc,.rooul,
waitin,, lor tile news but no ono yenturcu IL
tcI hll, tho result. At lust, tLo niotl.er Of
Abdula Jun sent her tt1u girl 10 tell her Iul,cr,
sl,u tried harti 10 6lurt uut her message, haiy
mothrr aays am to tell your IIlghuess-h
but tt.e Aulecr kept putting Ills hanl ou her
mouth - tho discussion waa important. AT
oucs' @ Tha catid came sJling up, all oyss Mpou ]
her, /" liz l,so,t.ur saya am 10 tell Yous High
ness tic Hah!bS have crossed the khotaI." Au
Iustuut s.alllpGdo fram the nelKhborhool 0E tie
A4iuer closed the Council.
, 1879-04-04
NEW STEERING APPARATUS,
Successful Trial of Cnpt. San,usl i. Mar
tlh's Invention.

thia Invention.
Af'1 Fork Tinies, dprit L..
Capt. Samuel IT, Martin, tic wcll.kuown akin.
per Of tho stcatncr plymouth, Rock, fas rccently
pateutcd new steering apparatus for stru.n
vessels, which promises to nlrnosk entirely do
awny with the uulycssal wlloct NOW IN ,,sc. TI!u
tug.u0at Joscph stlclsncy has been ilttctl IN
with Capt. Martins Invention, aud practical,
trial was uiado oE II yesterday. Tl,u wind huwlcl
up nnd luwn tho North md East Itycr: md
Bay. anu tho old sca.Captalns OH bourt the tug
said that II she could hu successfully slecrcd Il.
such gale tho apparatus wuuld steer any YES.
sci anywhere. At 10 oclock thu st!ckncy Left
Pier No. q North River With several Interested
gentlemen OH board, a.,tt the following six
hours weEe spcut In cruising here md tt,era
III thu two rivers niul tlIu bay. It
was too rough to venture outside tho bur
In such craft. Thu. sl!ekney touched ut
various ,potnts, iu this city, Dtooklyu, JcFssy
lily, a'ul llobo6ct,, at eacti Of which places old
CAutul1s au river men Wcru taken III Antt let
Of by thc dozen, These men first y[sIted tho
whecs.honse, wharu nil that could ba seen was II
eluglo upright lescr. by w!llcl! Tue steering up.
paratus was worked bY tl!e helunsalau, From
deck, where, on ca>h sldo ot the tug, was u
stca,l. cylinder, soyrn feet long and six and llat
inches !n ,llasnetcr. with long plstoI.roA run
Ming through II, to WHICH the Elsdaer-chaln is Ut
botlrs-rooIn ul,d galley. whcro they exalntuea
Simple "thrce.wuy" valve, through which,
operated BY ttln lever IN the wlculhusc, strul.,
IS admitted from tllv hnllcrs tn Tic cylinders
oulstdr. Cupt. Afartlu's invention Is really uII
application of lhu prnclplc uf a!r-brakcs on tull
way trains, IL exceedingly simple, did It's work
effectively Yesterday, md was cordially
WORKINGS. Tho upright lever III thu whrcl-aouse
slldes from aldo to stdu un simple cured Iron
fratnc Just ubore the hoor. 1t IL attached to
long rod underneath thu iloor, md thu rod #.
lever Is moved BY tho pilot It t,l1ns TIL. ya!yc.
atlmitting steam to tho cylinders through two
of tho three '+waYs " In ths valve. Tic rul-
der-chasus arc attached to tfy. pIstons running
e!ralglt stcam Is admitted equally 10 zach, unl
, 1879-04-04

Miss Ada HunEcrfortl'x Marriage with tho
CatI.t Tc1fcnsr-1i.c Gursts nnsl tho Fea-
tlY1ifMa.

Miss Ada 1iunEcrfortl'x Marriage with tho
| Cauit Tctfenur-Tiau Gursts nnl tito Feu.
| tivlttea.
Corresuoadtnce .Se,n Ioyt Ntr,iI.
LONDON, March l0.-Afiss Ada T.; Hunger
ford, the sister Of Mrs. s1uckay, tho Wits OF tic
California millionaire, was married. ut Koue OH
Saturday, the 18TH OF March, TO Count ti,llscppc
Teltcncr, wi1oHsr, who was bor!I, VIC usc III
formed by tho Roman correspondent Ol the
0'oGt, at FoEgfa, III tho south Of ITALY, lie was
originally poor taan, but by industry md skill,
le amasscd an enormous fortune, alul Is cotlsil.
cred millionaire. lIc !ntclY went to Rome mil
bought thu Old rost.O Ol!lc1 In Plaza Colonua, u
purchase which ho subsequently rot srt aside,
and te then bought from Victor Emmanuel Tho
Royal ralaco vi staccao a,l was c,l,lnbIrL will,
the title Of Count. After Victor Esnmauucl's
death Count Tclfcncr purchased trn,n King
Ilumbcrt the villa formerly called Villa por-
tenzinni outside tho rorta Salar!a, where the
late King Ind erected 4 magnificent palncu a,Ml
expended fabulous stlts III mixing r0uts pant-
tnE thousands OF trees, aliu constructing art-
lClnl hikes,
Tic religious ceremony was performed by the
Archb!ehos' VI F0cGaH, who went to no.lc
spccaly for that plrnost. There wero prescI.t
sigr Cupcl, wno stootl On tho left of the young
1rlAr, and Mgr. Catadl, wlln represented Ills
thu BRIDEGROOM. After to ceremony ducuusr
Wns offered to lhe Eucsts. plarcd III tho folaDw-
i,lg order: On thu rlght Ut tllu brdu, Mgr.
Gatalli, and on the left, Mr.: Macrolla1, First
Tiglt Of Nine. llunsertord, Col. Marquis ,Iu il
Pcnns, a!du.ttetaalp Of Ills Mu}esty tho King of
Italy; anta, on hcr lcte, Mgr. cspel. Al ti,s
bridegroom table t1lu auTquiso '!u ii Pennu was
on tlu lott OF Count Teliener. 0ppotltu Ills
brtdcsroum wae Mine. Mackay, aupporte.l on
her right by Col Gutdo.sI, REPRESENTING lle
, 1879-04-04
THAT PRENTICE STORY,
1scnurrEnrtf Denies tint IIo Offered Georrt,
u. rrunttcc @HU0. 0D0 to Espousu the Cauao
Of tho South.

~ Isr.nt,,, r hnn nuo -. rr..... ~. ~, ~ " -
~. if'htfee @huu. uoo to tsspotlso tbs C1uao
of the South.
LoutsrI,ls Fps,,
Tic stDry of prrntlc.,a .ncasuon .a,,,.t,,
,ro,,vht j,ufus preut,cc ~ Wos1,.on :" ,,.'
front Will. d s,oyy about 1l1o ufTcr nf s50} mn
+o ,lr ,,rru, .nf,ttnr h,s hro,h,r IL. r., ~ y.
~ '"' s'cn@ e.'Iu't "'S o'otlicl, W dcff' u. 4.
HeatlrcEnf!. lii Aus'Yer to MI inquiry l1,ade by
the l'pst, Gen, Dcaurcsartl rcnlfpa IA fnlfo,v..
vrw f,u,r,v. M,~o,. .n ,v7n ..t1...
rn nti; s Masc" ~, LOU. Isuitofs fsteh-
XXX XXX SKI ~. .ns: % ~ aus"ss 70 your tav1r oF
renns aocrot ss ~, ' JILL M tao HGw
naitst tctsstea TO- 4'I aston1sled that suc.
,in M asseEtpA 9 saonIu 'se heetl nato upun
smeG. nst, ~ "n's" "ao" ''g'"any ~ ttAMeteF. he'
n"..'A'',! u l. n&"oHkoAHb.
Tie article from the Democrat ts us f0llows;
This ueucraI denicy most posttycly that h, aver
had auY conycFtaion ur cortesuDndencr. t1rcrI ~
nat, relatiyc to iH rpainlng neutral or Otherwise
, 1879-04-04
LOGAN'S SCHEME.


FINN Our Owr1 Correspondtnt
WASHINGTON, d. T.. April 1.-Sehatur Logan
has introduced bis old bill to cquaIixc tho
bountlcs Of soldiers, sailors, md rnarsues Of tho
late War. Thls is ttio bill to which lo devoted
SO much nttelttlon wlIeu he wns IN Congress be-
fore, ntll 10 which there was so much opposition
on arcosint Of tho vast amount Of money which
1t was cxpuctcd tho Dill would take from the
Treasury. What the stta, would be may, per.
lInps, bu to some extent gathered from tho text
of the bill itself, which provides
Tint theru ahaIl DO allowed ant paid to each and
cscsy nnn.comn,tss oncd officer musician, aEtn-
rnc. VIC iai:hful, served rs such % ID ha mil nitary a
ncrycc of thc United States, who has been hn1ora-
bly, discharged !fnm such scrvtce tho sum of rtght
which nnch n0u.comntlssioncd officer. musician,
artacor. wag9neE. and private soldier. sailor. and
aFno A IS 9siag M setxee " Mn1 a DAY
tho proya.ons Ut this act shall extend 10 ali sodiera
who wuFc mustered intu tho aeryco of tho United
tllo uoyasM,ncnt 0f the United States.
Or nter iho ra.sn;ee ; of ts act, Of nny such NON
or private snld!ur sailor. Of murine. tho allowance
ami nayment shn!l bo made to hts Widow, II Eto
hos not ren,artet, OF II tHcro 10 no widow, or ii
thu has remntred, ,Ilcn 10 tho minor child OF CHI.
drrn or Auch deccascd non.commisslollcd officer,
mlalc'an, artilccr, waeoncr. Or private suldscr,
SIC. 3. 'lhut in computing and a.ecrta1nlng tue
bounty to bc pad to my non commissioned ufcer,
mns!cfar', artlccr, wngoncr. OF priyatu soldier,
under tho provisions Of tnis net t1oro shall bo Dc.
nacted t.creft0m any and oil bounf!es already
paid 'aEldcr tho provisions Of any United States
sEc. 4. That no bounty unlcr tho provislons of
tts act shall oe paid to Or 81 ecount Of any soldier
captured pr1soneE Of war at tAe tirtc OF bis Gu.
!isneHt. nor to my ono who was discharged, On
, 1879-04-04

~, tV"C9HHHF LHHH1tFCINF {1H6. Wfp.}
The Confederate raiders who nssuuc, rpon thc
basis OF their own intolerance, backed by tic
pistol md The whip, that uieir tmplacnblc pro-
sinclaltsn md spirit ot tastc to rule the whole
country, md who presume to attempt tile reyo-
lutiOnnsy programme Of attaching their insult
inE legislation. striking at the Executive nl,i
the nEmy. and the courts Of the nation, to Az
Proprrlat!on bills,-and, to whom thus far tic
selves, with their hanls Oh their mouths a1,,l
thc!t mouths Ia the dust,-thcse tatdcrs should,
i they tnust run against anything, lind sot,,e-
thing hard mud pointed, like ihe llarrow.tnott
that the vicious ratn found under the deacou's
hat.
, 1879-04-04
a DantoCrattc I'ACu1Iarity.


Tho New York Tribune continued 10 taunt tho
Democrats in Congress, ami to remind them OF
thcir tendency to threaten largely and execute
lightly. This seems 10 he The REGULARITY OF the
average Democratic CpnErcssinau.
, 1879-04-04
Davis nl,t4 JYtlsflfnrfntt.

OtdsoH1 ttfss.} 81 h.hsrn States I'<m.3.
Davis aud Washington fought for liberty and
constitutional riGltt, Grant ind Arnold for con
ccntraicd and lcspotic power. This will not be
forgotten IN history. And when tile peop!c
come morn nearly to touch elbow to elhow, nt.tl
when, Il ever, the States divide tt viii bc patent
also In American history,
, 1879-04-04

appropriated. the sum Of SO, 900 10 The Truatees
IT the Protestant Eptfcopat Theological Semi.
nary mud liieh.s .sehooI IN Virginia, ii full pay
mcnt Tor rent due for use and occupancy Of
tlieIr buildings anil grounds for hospital pus-
poses. +. D.W.
, 1879-04-04

Htnrer fC,i.l 7ra6Mns tKtu.,.
Missouri! IA holding out Its arms plcadngly to
the strcnm Of cmfarunt. which is pouring over
rs territory bound further West, but the nrltn-
t!ur' Is unlcctlell. The emtErants think OF the
Democratic majority there, aisa hurry oi.
, 1879-04-04
Tho Democratic Oil stnn OF the Sea-.

ITO 17UII1UHfHtFG Vt1l sIWn OF tT6 E68t
HaifHnots american tRen.].
The Old Man Of the Sea could not ride Sind
bad with fistnct clutch than Tildcn has now
upon The Democratic party, despite their dislike
Tor MIN aud Ills school Of politics, and notwlti-
stah1lhE tl,at The cipher telcgrams make him
, 1879-04-04
They Demand tho Return of Their
Guns, Restoration to the
Army,
And Payment By The Government Of Hundreds
Of Hllltons Of Dollars Of
Claims,
Including Rent for the Use OF
Confederate Battle~
Fields.
From Our Our, Correspondent.

In the House, Us, owing to Tic incomplete or
Eaplzat1on, ITO bills lnvo been introduced there
but In tlla Senate the Committees are fully or
Eantzcd, and tho measures introduced nlay he
fairly considered rs Indicating tl!c purposes Of
the Democracy iu assuming control Of tie
Legislative branches OF the Government. 4
glance nt ao,ne Of the features Of the moro
prominent bfs which they propose cannot be
without interest 10 Northern renders:
Tho Northern soldiers who helped to capture
the battery belonging to the Mnron Artillery,
Of Cllarlcstot,, s. c., which las been In possrs-
sion OF tho Government since tic date OF its
capture, will be pleased 10 know that number
OF gentlemen, Belonging to the chyalry Of tat
State,
DRsiRE TO HAVE TnEsE GUNS nACE
They hare had nearly everything else given
back, mud 1t Is not surprising that they should
want thesu old guns. Butler, of South Caro-
lima, sometimes known as "I1anburgn Butter,
although really the brother Of that person, Inns
introduced bill in tue Senate wh!rt viii be
very interesting reading to Northern soldiers.
bill "authorizes the Secretary Of War to deliver
to A. D. Ihott, T. pluckucY Lowndes md
others four Napoleon guns, with cassons nntt
harness, now ut Grecnsborough, n. c., for the
rso Of the Marion Artillery, Charleston, s. c."
Those names bavo a familiar SOUND In the au.
mails OF the chiyalry. These gentlemen ask
ho hcrcby IL, authorized nnd directed to turn ever
and delires 10 tho following. named persons, TO
Mt A. nsnst Nls & rmskpsy towaes @
the State Of suuth Carolina, 4 battery of four
guns tNapoleone). together with tho carriages,
belonging. now hod IN storo By tic unied d. sta.es i.
the State q North Carolina; which raid battery
, 1879-04-04
Tic "Natl0nnl Policy" In Canada.
TbT0Rf1 ff3nf1 fy}1hf


Tho Natlol.al policy proalscs to have most
pcsnlcious ufrects on 1aijwayeutcrpr!sc, Tho
Credit Valley Railway Company has lost So, 600
by the tariff ulready; md thu l.aku st. John
Hallway Company will probably he abandoned
entirely, IL promoters believing thut tho tax Oh
tr"n nlll tools makes the limo more cust,y by
go, ,000 'rha difficulty OF obtaining u.onoy 10
buv tI'u necessary iron aarl other plant Is Alwnys
tho ,ulost formidable ouo With which railway-
prohlotaEs IN u new country hare to contend;
anil, now that thu prices OF material haya been
SO enormously ratscd, IL y certain that thu con-
stFuctl0n ol Iuw lines will la checked. Our lu-
borcrs arc thus directly lnIurrl ~ new ratlwaYs
ollcr Ercat deal VI work. aE,l It Is n,obablo
TINT many Ut them Will i1l,iRrato to the United
States, where, owing to tAs cs'capucss OF iron
l,t other commodities ~ 0 I,ilca Of new road
arc to TO tullt dur!n. 1879. Anaiker eytl result
u .aa Tug agalt.st lrun Eollng-stoc md sools
construction, Or which may bs built hereafter,
will lAyu tar larser cupltul to- pay lrttrcst un
fur all tinu ~ coule. Ihu eapIfat expenditure
Oh Tue Pavi1ls lla;lwaY will be Ercutly Increased
should tlr Government keep tleIr pledges to
build It Ut Canadian iron. Should they
import foreign iron, lis use will furnish auu
, 1879-04-04
Tho PresltTctt's Valuable E1pcricnco.


IF'tsbHr1 Commtreidt Gdxtfse tRtp.).
Enough experience hns beon had to know that
tho Democracy desire And intend to fost on tho
country, US soon rs they eau, oil their old and
apparently obsolete ideas. They layc no other
PURPOSE. But rs yet they ore compelled to
Eloyc their hand They l,avo not tho requisite
power. aud the election Of 1880 ilraws on. 70
reach present. wants they must tlssenble nnl
seem to concclc. Hence they denlnlnl largely,
put fix tllcsr eyu on tho essentials they must
liavc and then, offering some non-esscntialt
kindly propose q compromise. We ntc grnttted
tn think t,ut thu President Is not to be thus
caught. lie !,as rather tfsaereeabc rcn,em-
branco Of compromise already made which dltl
Louisiana and South Carolina but thu return Is
expected nuycr came. To 60 further on TINT
path w1llld argue ycrdancy absolutely ,lnac-
countnble.
disastrous EGOct In England OF tho War
F; uton Silver.
Cincinnati Commercial lind. Eto,3.
Lord Hcacons1lcll made, lust Nlght, a sug-
cestton Of The very highest Significance. 1t is,
That the distress In England nrises in part from
the depreciation Of silver, aud that nh inaulry
should bo made. THIS must be interpreted to
mean that the real cause Of tho l,ard times In
EnElaml n,la all Europe, Us we'll as America, ls
gold prices. The war upon silver as money Is
proving dlsastrous everywhere to productive ill.,
dustry. .Thrusting silver aside l,as appreciated
gpld, ntltl nsatle tile tshts OF the world out OF
all just proportion. England Ia, moro thap auy
other country, responsible; nnd It IL proper that
she shon'd suffer III proportion to the lncasllrc
of her guilt. shu l,celns to see the wrong uuul
seek thu reinetiy. 1'eaconstictds remarks shows
how far thouEhtfullcss llus progressed. Wllut
England needs IL the double standard. II sllo
nccepta II, Tic world will move agAln.
A Sput]1ern Ilcn,urrn Yir yirsv or <k,n H,n-..
, 1879-04-04
CURRENT OPINION.
TIny1 Lcnrnnsl Nothing.
fA fJ4NSfrkf- xF...s Et.->

The Democrats hare learned nothing during
The last eighteen years. They still Imagine tint
The United States tis bounded on tic north by
Nfason 1: Uixon'a Tine.
, 1879-04-04

,,lI rrobaS'y tic Devil has not yet claimed his
o"n. u. u. q,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

"Tboro is lots OF folks in this world wbo
rather than not fnd sny fault at all. wouldn't
hesitate iew say to an aDgel.wcrm tfat hiz
tail wuz altogether too long for the rest oy his
body" ~
3 Teas man who invented a patent car
coupler was bumped 10 death at iis first trial.
Ills widow viii dispose Of the right very cheap
10 somc god talker.
woman is dclusion." said crusiy old
bachelor 10 our sanctpIa recently. 5nodsrass
retorted " Well, man is always bugsing some
delusion or other"
: man would never thiDk Of starting on
summer iourney wi,hout Erst packing his
trunk. And yet many msB lets bis whole
life slip away, and when the tine comes u
take the longer ou,noy finds be has rot even
procured 4 trunk 10 pack anything 10, and
that If be had one be has nothing b put ilio
it
lie that will not permit bic v0s'th 70 Il any
good 70 others while re is iisiss rTsgests IL
f,om doing any good TO himself yhsa he Is
dead ADD by an, egotism that Is suicidal ard
has double edge, cuts himself - from tse
trues. pleasure here and the bishest hsFpicgsE
hereafter. =
boy once attempted 10 steal a goose, Dat
O dog raised "a objeetion and Ssn,bo ,etfTed.
fhe nsxt nigh,, dusins a tbunass shower, b
aseas pieJ it again. and just as be sss On 10
point Of getting away with bis fswl the lish';
( hing stru.s close by and the Doise neasiy
I frightened tie poor fellow TO death Diop-
ping the goose, be started away, mutteEln ye
. Pears to me Jar's heap Of fuss made abou;
one old goose =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15
MEXICAN Horses.

Heroes are bred in sraat numbers at lho
different hac.cndas 70 the proeinces, some of
tie lager estates ha,ing eighty OF hundred
thousand cattle and fifteen or rYeuty thousand
mules aud horses The pastufage So Efsen all
the year round and the ahimals receive 10
oi,er fo,al They multiply as tbe birds Go,
aud with as little profit 30 thsir owncfs.--
Gcaerally speaking, they run Mid Gs!l ws.t.
ed, uhcu they aio csnsht With laao, hood
wlnked, and inibediaseiy Douatvd. FER The
drt 10 or 20 hinu,es hey exert fhtiT waoio
strength 10 throw their rdst, bai, radIus tter
eiTorts enavaiiins, patiently ssbmit. "ai 90
n,.ly give bss LITTLE royble n'l-feara -
Oving D. iIelr .itn -neIse rpnbcrs, horsoe afe
sold very cheap, tie average price for az np-
broken herd being eight or ,eu dollars bead.
wuh tu, lltlc demand as that. Is ssfae!llnss
0eerts lla. the e0,efuuheut purchases fsv
hundreds rs Sue army, Dot, genetslly speak
jog there are very few OCCASIONS vbsa they
can be sold. Mexican horses. as D role. are
not handsoue, and are seldom more than
fourteen bands high still, they have 5othiug
Of the peculiar build of the pony about them.
f'ed entirely upon grass, they ye. eudure moro
fatigue apd are capable Of maintaining rapid
gait TOT u longer huiS 'lh" 'Do s'"'H-ioH h"'oe"
of other lands. In the towns end cities they
receive tho scan,ieslo OF care and the mes.ercst
allowance Of food. Tied up the whole day ia
the sitting court-yards, they stand patiently
awaiting their evening meal Ffoquentiy they
are turned loose together, when it requires She
use Of lasso to catch them. So familiar with
this instrument do they become that the mo-
ment the animal feels the Iope about lis neck
il stands stock still, when without II il would
not suffer itself % be saddlci or bridled. -
Ne,c Koyk Fleming Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15

TIE BASDASSA IL BCsTOs --Dostoa no.
tons are curious aud independent, aud tho
fashion Of wearing bright bsndanna prevail,
ing in the city to an alarming extent Is a botr-
worthy illustration OF the Boston chsfacteTistio.
Bandanna plaidcd with the bnos Of tic rain
bow hangs ia the shop windows, hats trimmed
with baudanna are met al every turn. and look
out from the millinery store bandanna
cravats, half-bandkcrchiols and tics eo'nplcts
the toile. Of .rnost Of The young people, and
suits of dark blue yachting cloth trimmed
with bandanna bring out tho gaudy ofDamen-
tation ia striking contrast. Happily tho
fashion is principally confined to the young,
aud when one gets used 10 II, is as becoming u
their fresh com mplesions % boquet of bril-
liant flowers. What young people wear - OF
little CONSEQUENCE while they hold their health
and freshness, add baGdAnnt will lend them
Bit Of brightness as well as more expressive
material lt seems, howegcr, like ga odd
freak II fashion tO the generation passinS
from the stage. educated 10 the belief that -
brig5, bandanna handkerchief has but ono
purpose--to serve, when deity folded. as a
stylish ,urban for :he ebony y-colored daughters
of Africa, who delight 10 gay tints, agd whose
native taste teaches them that this sdorpment
suits their complexion. But there is no &C
counting for fashion, anil tho banasnna rage
is jus, now at is height IN our sister city
It's cGy will be short, and there are oven now
symptoms Of a change in the ebcapness with
which the material can be bought. abd IN the
..c. that Eayal Lais fully trimmed with
bandaDna may be bovslt for 30 cents.--Pro-
ridence Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-15
POLITICAL.
TRUST.

Father, cannot zee the light,
The way Is dreary;
Around me hang the clouds Of night,
Shutting oil beauty from my sight,
I cannot see the path OF right
Father, I'm weary
have no one 10 show the way,
None % uphold me,
For all, with me, have gone astray;
Iwalk alone day after day,
With no strong. trusting arm TO stay,
None to enfold mc.
Father, help me in thee to trust,
For thou cans, guide me,
know thy ways, that they are just;
Thou knowest rm but child OF dust;
And when bese; by earthly lust,
Ny Father hide me
Whene'er TO thee for aid ny,
Oh be thou near me!
Look on me with a plying eye,
A refuge be when dange:'s nigh,
And when, o'ercome, 10 thee cry,
Ny Father! hear me!
When round mo hang the shades of night,
Thou';; not forsake ne.
When earth Is fading from my sight,
Let burst a food OF golden light,
Prom out those gates OF glosy bright,
And thither take mel