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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17
CLEVELAND, TENN, APRIL II, 1879.

tfrom he natural branch left on the
trunk.
DIR. Emlen Physick'ssuperb erbresldence,
near Schellengers Landing, awaits a
change III the weather to enable the
plasterers to proceed with their work.
Capt. w. IL. Mills is about to rebuild
his house, burned January 4th, on
Washington street. :
The Columbia House will very pro-
badly go up again OH the lawn close to
the sea, strong talk to that effect now
peryading the air.
Thus almost before the roar of the
flames has ceased there will rise again
on the shores of the Atlantic a renewed,
regenerated, though not more salu-
brious or popular Cape May.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17
WAITING.

Learn 10 Wait-life's hardest lesson,
Conned perchSnce, through binding tears
While the heart-tkrobs sadly echo
To the tread Of passing years.
Learn to wait-hope's slow fruition
Faint not though the way seems long
Phere is JOY in each condition,
Hearts through suffering may grow strong.
Constant sunshine, howe e'er welcome,
keer could rpen fruit or flower
Giant oaks owe half their greatness
Tothe scsthing tempe Is power
Thus soul untouched by sorrow,
Aims not to higher state
Joy seeks not brighter morrow
Only sad hearts learn to wait.
Human strength and human greatness
Spring not from life sunny side;
Heroes must be more than driftwood
Floating ON waveless tide.
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- - s.
Prolonged Torpidity of the Tohds.

Professor A.. Allen, of Cambridge,
states that he saw large number of
toads taken from the mud of well
which had been closed for twenty years
The animals were apparently liieless,
being quite motionless but after being
drawn up and exposed TO the air their
legs began to twitch after few mo-
ments and their eyes slowly to open
and close. In two or three minutes
they so far recovered as to hop about,
and shortly after became as bright If
they had not been sound asleep for the
last score of years. The tempera-
ture of the mud in which they were
found was about 40 degrees which was
no doubt maintained throughout the
year, and as this is very nearly to that
Of ponds corresponds where hibernate
in winter, Professor Allen thinks that
this prolonged torpidity was caused by
a continued uniformity of temperature
and that he sees no reason why 1t
should not have been protracted indeh-
nltely.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-17
Rearing sponges by Artificial Means.

During the past few years, DR.. Oscar
Schmidt, professor of Zoology at the
University of Graatz, and well-known
authority on sponges, has employed
several weeks of the early summer in
artificlally producing and rearing the
bath sponge. His labOrs have met with
such success that his system has been
adopted by the Austrian Government,
and is now carried out on the coast of
Dalmatia. 1t has for some time been a
well-known fact that several families
of zooophytes have such great powers
of reproduction, that a portion Of one
will grow and form on an entire new
body. DR.. Schmidt has taken advan-
tage OF this property, his process being
to cut the sponge into pieces, fasten
each portion to pile, and immerse it
in the sea. The pieces then grow, and
eventually from each one a spherical
sponge is obtained. According to the
estimates of DR.. Schmidt, small piece
of sponge at the end of three years will
represent value of about ten cents.
The total cost of raising 1000 sponges,
including the interest on the expended
capital for-three years, is estimated at
$45, and the income at about $50, leav-
ing, therefore, a net profit of $50.
There is no doubt that the practice of
this rev branch of industry will prove
a source of considerable benefit to The
inhabitants of the ldrian and Dalmatian
coasts,
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sl,reMdness and Ability.

Hop Bltters, so freely advertised In
all the papers, secular and religious,are
having large sale, and are supplant-
ing all other medicines. There is no
denying the virtues of the Hop plant,
and the proprletors of these Bitters
have shown great shrewdness and
ability in compounding a Bitters, whose
virtues are so palpable to every ones
observation. Exchange.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

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INST insertion and 30 cents each subsequent
insertion.
Special contracts viii be made for all Gdyer-
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Transient advertisements always payable
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Marriages and obituary notices, over one
square, charged for at half regular nles.
All local notices 10 cents line for each in
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No notices inserted for less than fifty
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Since the improvements in machin-
cry $50, 900 men now do as much as
5000. 900 men did in former times.
The most suitable times for telling
timber, as regards its good qualities, is
in mid-winter and In midsummer.
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house and every member OF the cast had warn
reception. MgnOn IN French Is not at all what II IL
IN Italian The dialogue spoken instead Of snng in
dry rectatves which Of itself makes vast difference
the effect OF performance, aud there Is "A purely
French spirit Of brightness and un pervarg the Whole
pierre which gives II that dash ANA gayeiy which were
lacking in the Italian performance without ever max
Ing 10 broad vulgar marring The tenderness and
psthos which belong properly to IL.
Ploia Marie appeared n a new light AZ AiOnofi SUE
wa nor the Glare Of Nine. AngOt." nor Gtrofe
Ciroa yet ot the other oIera boUre heroines
that she has representing cieverly For some
weeks. bat simply VI gnon refined. gentle afcciionatf
very pathetic little figure. II not great work. but
wonder ully clever sac the music her part eN
ccedInglv w@l. well that could understand The
AMBITION which she il said 10 have. OF singing some day
the stage of the Opera Capou's Wilhelm Aeaster
better than II used to be. lie has oil his old
poetry and tenderness, and he quite the strongest
member Of the troupe IN Mlgnon' Mile LerUuA-
Bouvard the singer. WAC the Fii'nd has an ex
ceienf voice. which with juigmcnt and Sue Is
n good actress. She VIII undoubtedly prove valuable
addition To Mr. Grams company. JOuard rs B0t117o
loved that he could so vel IN serious work - ID
Oieraboufte and Angelo and Juteau both hd good SER
vice The piece well put upon the stage. ana me
chorus and orchestra fair Mr. Gran ought IN receive
every ms efforts 90 give pure freucn
opera for he has worked honestly ana iuelleeBty, ana
the IT suits excellent.
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LLnLl


AU-TIN-In BROOKLYN. on Wednesday. December g. Mrs.
Funeral rom IN Jordan at catskil y. 4.
Friday. Dorember D. 70 u fc''S a. m
DAVTs- On TueslaY, December .. Hannah King widow u
Capfain Nathaniel Davis IN the 9etI year her age.
Relatives invited 70 attend me n1erA
ward PARK. Friday 9th inst IL oc ock.
NCE-If New-Yors. on esiat, December 2 Jacob
Hermance. "a year. and IL months.
Funeral Ia EHenYle Llsiei county fiuAy MORNING AZ II
o'clock.
HOLLrNGswORTH-A Hamilton. nermuda, Thur- Jay
mornng. 81 Marraret =. wife Of the Rev. r..
HOling-worth. .. d.
JOH srON-On Mond ~. midni4ht AZ the ~ his
son " Johnston. lr0n :. l.. Professor John John
sion IL d. egeritus Professor Of Chemistry az Wesleyan
University. Middietown conn
Fanerrl Thursday. AZ ?. m.
Boat leaves wmtehaat. by railroad ferry, for Clifton
Carriages win meet the boat
MELLON December g. Peer Neil aged So years
Twenty street N.
T. Chnrch. between ID and 3davrs. Frtay. the 5th
Friends " the familv invited 20 attend
RAYEntered life iestiy December 2. 1879 Irene
Charles Il. Ray and aughlef "f ne late Henry NIL
Relatives and freni Of The family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral James's church. 72dt. be-
Lesin md Jdaves. THURSDAY the stl INST
CHICAGO aud Louis papers please copy.
sANF0RDOn TUESDAY December 2. Rolin sanford In the
Fnnsai services viii he held residence 40
6istsf ur-tav. December ~ IL O'Clock. II Is
rrqnrste' that 40 lowers be sent.
VAN DEvENT ER-on Wednesday. December .. Henry B.
Relatives friends invitsi the funeral from
his late residence Bound Brook. n. j. saturday 9th ist
Traia caves foot Of IAberty.st. n. r., az iii5a m.
wETMORE-At New London. Conn, December >. David ".
WemOre. OF hrOOkiyn. y. / AGED 81 years
inisw Andrew Ii. De witt 1S0 JOraiOmOnst. brooklyn.
No flowers
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were read from distinguished people. President

were read from distinguished people. President
HAYES wrote as folows;
GEsrLEmKs | am Obliged 20 You for Inviting me 70
Holmes. NoSoSy enjoyed bis " Areakfnst Table ="
talk some years ago more taan did SEVENTY Years
Holmes ~ growing Old. an sorry cannot enjoy the
breakfast with HIM. May he still 1--we many years
happy hiuself nud NJ ne aiW1s NJ nrt'j ~ .niil-
others happy. Sincerely, X Is. hAfh-'
George William Curtis sent the following letter;
GENTLEMEN II % possible for all Of ms friends
S T w aspe s al vonr ras 4hey would
leaves come when forests are rruded and ~
witches the orators pouring out their homage ID
sincerely eloquent speech ana song. Ac w re
behind n a. tDeu. AS IN The old ctTs 81 ssI,-
the cloua 81 witnesses innumeraDe. 1iiing the distance
With their All Hail None OF The Or liant conghhI
strain Of gravity OF humor fancy when WI nov
seem 10 be hisown tor OF all our masters ID iders
aucned ihr tender stops ~ various our H. 40 my
dare write iully "a al hat y In my lraleIn
there was thing that he cuud 10; 10 uiit4 M
year Never before could be show NAT at seventy the
trrf end generous loyalty and n we IL around me
ao,e II You will allow me 10 believe my self amens yog
other fairer fortune than 70 Dc just az oia ana a.
ami your, GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
Letters wer. also read from George Bancroft,
Richard Grant White Professor Boyessn. John q.
sake Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford Celia rhaxtor.
J. j. Piatt Mary Mapes Dodge, Parke Goodwin.
Dr. j. 6. Holland, the Hon. Carl schnrz. Donald G.
Mitchell. Frederick Douglass, George W. Childs,
President Porter. Of Yale College. Miss Louisa NJ
Aloott. Henry Watterson. William G. HOwells Gen
eral Francis 4. Walker. Ben. Perley Pooce and Re
beech Harding Davis.
About $50. o'clock the assemblage dispersed
The occasion passed of easanty, and th' general
opinion If those present that more interest
ing meeting had seldom taken place IN TINS Clty. ,
was stated before the breakfast tDdI an OH
porfrait OF Dr. Holmes and of nj friend Longiel-
low would be presented to the AUtocrat on this DC:
casion but nothing seen II IRE pictures anu II
they we're presented II mUst have been done PR
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HARPER * BROS

Hnrper'- Latin Dictionary Edited r.. a. Andrews.
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INNING TROUBLES IN WEST r1RGN1A.

CINCINNATI, Dec. "a correspondent Of
The Lngnirer IN Charleston. West Virginia, that
the mining region IN the kanawhh Valley has
been suffering from tie acts OF tho Knights
Of Labor This orcaufr ron resembles the VI lie
sfarrlires, ana most o. the labor trouues In
the region are traccahe 70 ~ secret Influence
4. week a general strike Threatened. Including
the st0ppage Of All the coal trains Gu the Chesapeake
and ONO Railroad II was met hT dee aratOu of the
Governor that be would USE the Whole miltalY
uawer Of III state ami, n necessary. call ON tle
General Government Tor eld To stop utI
such lawless ronducf. far. serious trouble
has been avoided. the Knights OF Labor include some
: 600 or COO urrncr- along Tie valley. II is though
thni further exhibition oi hrmL-ss on Tho part 90 the
authorities VIAL ru end % Tie dangerous tendencies
af she organization.
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PTBLTC OPINION.

Ex-senator Frelnghuysen, of New-Jersey,
j. now talked % the Russian mission. lie would
undoubtedly start out with prestige Es name u
about regulation length for Russia.-lbosto Post
(Den.l
If Congress wants to hold profitable ses-
eiOn find hiuss enough In ths 20 Keep u
busy tine. ana enough prOhiable empioymt NJ
To keep it out OF mlselief.-Ncrwlch Bulletin Rep)
There is no reason for the Prediction. quite
frequently uttered during the last wO or three GAYS
that the Of Congress VIII terminate an'
earlier than first usually do Indeed. after as
certRining the views Of many OF tLe mo-t ininenila
members Of the two h0uses-especal.y among the ma
toi;v-The Star incines to the opinion that the session
Will be- recorded amongst the Longest ever
irtrIu sflrIE Pm
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MlGNoN AT BOOTHS THEATRE.

Mr.. Maurice Grau's clever company gave
on Monday Dig the first performance III French OF
Ambrose Ihomas's Mignon that has been beard IN
this country The interesting In several
ways. new singer, Mile. LerOax-BOuvard made her
dsbuf, excursion into the realm Of opera-eonq ur
which Mr. Grau promised the opening Of season
here, was begun. and there n chance for several
artists who had made themselves popular In opera
boufe gain credit In o field. The OF the
opera was immediate and great. There wss az In
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HONORING DR.. HOLMES.
4 FFAsr OF WIT AND POEsY.


MOST on THE BRILLIANT WRITER'S ~ THr COIN
TRY ASSEMBLED OK DR. TO MESS sgvENTIETH
mRruDAY-POETIC TRIBUTES.
The breakfast given yesterday at Boston by
the publishers of The Atlantic Monthly to
commemorate the seventeen birthday OF Oliver
Wendell Holmes. was attended by many per-
sons of literary distinction. The breakfast
room was "a .terully decorated with flowers
Mr. Hought,n presided. Poems were read by
Dr. Holmes and William Winter. Mr.. Whit
tier also gave a poetic tribute. Pleasant
sDeeches were made. and genial letters from
President Hayes and George William Curtis
were read
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THE FIRE RECORD. -
HnAnELPHIA cHuRcH BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA CHURCH BURNLD
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-SOme decorations at
a far connected with the PRESBYTERIAN CnuIch the
corner OF Broad aud Oxtordsts took IRE this Dofnn.
and before the flames could be extngushed every thing
eoubustble was destroyed and nothing remained bu,
rhe stone walls and the steepe The damage Is estiiua-
ted at 100000. which Is fully covered By Insurance As
follows Perpetua policies OF $4,000 each IN the Fire
Association and the Insurance Company OF North Amer
lea and other policies of 10000 each IN the Royal and
London ana Lancashire Companies; $500 IN Tie Jefer-
sou Coupany of Philadelphia all The hulding
% 900 IA the Cizrns Fire Insurance. al Ncw-1Ork, on
inc furniture So 900 IN" Scottish Commercial Com
pauy on and II 600 Ia the 6uarulan OF New
Y..rk On Inc snnaAE -.cnnOL InrnlLnre.
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valuahe external appcsiion It heals al cuts
Of The skin restores the hair when
di-eass dandruf and keeD- tue
scalp the hair soft and paoe II as agreeable as
IL effective ably assisted ca bT the Gun
cua -oap winch a. parcu ar recommended % mothers for
clean kin scalp Of infants and chi dren. II IL
wei eic ma. and j. the most fragrant and re-
bath 81 prepared
thes remedies contain
nothing injurious the infant evidence of which
NAV De found Hayes and Professor
Merr.c. accompanying each remedy
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A SELL."-Strangcr (whO looks like prob
ahfa uufcaa-frl 90 feNrrtarv o picture gallery 4:
What is your opinion that tle piece T. secre
tary with eye 20 bu-lDe-sl; Exceedingly clever
work as been admired Dv every that has seen 4 ;
D. nf-d by Gerry volng aud rising artist too. ETC. etc.
&c" STR niger: Wel, be may b. ri-ns, mt ne Ger
fainv ISM particuary Young" Secretary You know
fls artist en-. siri" ranger: " fH the artist :"
TColause OF luacfaf iGIilc secretary l-lFun.
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UTAH NOT QUITE READY YET;

HT'ItIIV VI I'I7F''I''
Delegate Cannon, of Utah, thinks the pro-
frct ofmakrng that Terrifory VIII not be agitated
during this There more tia sufficient p0lu-
larion but Mr. Cannon thinks that The Presidents Mes
sage = a deatu-biOw TO the measure al present MI
Cannon quite hr Crtcism of tlr Presidents
statement the Mprmuus aud thrlr peculiar instttu-
tons d. had several interviews with tine e-ident
before the Message written. and urpri-, To see
him Tx. such raj cal anr-MOrm0n grounds rs he
does. Nj. Cannon rs zcaloas Mormon, and complains
their treatment ana especially oil To- latest nsailon
m Western articles namely. tuat M1fmpns melted the
late Indian outbreaks. Delegate Cannon saTs. 90 the
contrary that people more interested m preefV-
M peace Win the Indians than the MOimOns them
r.v
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MIDNIGHT NEITHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

synopsis for ne past "a hours.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4. l a. m.-The barom-
eteris highest from Maine northwestward aud over
LAKE Superior An extensive depression has advanced
eastward from the Pacific Coast Wyoming accom-
panied Dy rain changing IN Montana TO snow. Threat
ening and rainy weather il also prevailing from the
East Gulf states 40 the Lower Lakes, and pnruy as
SNOW IN Northern New-England. The temperature ha-
risen from the Eas Cali 10 the Middle Atlantic states
with sourheastcry winds l. has fallen from TIE 10
ferorof lhe West Gulf STATES 10 Lake Huron ana the
Lowgr Lakes. winds shifting 20 uOrthcry.
fgidtcaflDrs
For Lawer Lake region and Middle states, r.ing
barometer CO. der norm westerly winds. and requen
Eght rams partly in northern portion. iuio"e0
IN western portion by railing barometer, WINDS shilln-
% ea.t,rie aud generally parity cloudy weather
For New and tilirg, followed 10y sing uaronie-
ter easfery winds. shifting 20 uorhwrsiery scnrtaiy
cioudy weather and rain partly snow ia northern
portion. with higher Temperature followed ia southern
portion bv falling tempcra urc.
For canal regions of NeN-lork and Northern Penn
syyaull. temperature fall below freezing thursday
night
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LIrhSr SHlP NEWS

PORT OF NEW-YORR. .-ARRIvED DC. 3.
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cHARLL. -rRInNERl, -nN-.

The Conflict Of Christianity with Heatheni-m by Or.
Gerhard bAOrn. by Professor fsDtr g. >uyth
the Rrv. G Il. Ropes. vol, crown -ff' - DO
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some Newspaper Tendencies. An alres- delivered be:
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Ard You GoING RACK ov TILDENl

The suggestion OF the Hon. HoratO Seymour,
of NeNNOlz aud the Hon I .cIr a. Hendricks " IN
diana the Democratic noire Tor President and
Nsee- President may vel challenge the serious cOnsd
GRAFTON of the Democratic party and OF the people gen
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In this VINO ne party and the
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Wang! Wang. Wang!!. T ibulat0n- o. a China
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The Breaking Waves Dashed High.r The Pilgrim
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