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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-20
4ancaster f,ltelligeilcer.
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN, 20, 1890
THE GOLDEN SIDE.

THE GOLDEN SIDE.
There's many a rest on the road of life,
70 If we -ould only stop to take it;
And many a tone from the better land,
II the querulous heart would wake It,
To the sunny soul that is full OF hope,
And whose beautiful trust neer faileth,
The grass Is green and the flowers are bright,
Though the wintry storm prevalent.
Better to hope, though the clouds hang low,
And to keep the eyes still lifted;
For the sweet blue sky will soon peep through,
When the ominous clouds are lifted,
There was never q night without . day,
Nor an evening without morning;
And the darkest hour the proverb goes
Is the hour before the dawning,
There is many a gem in the path OF life
Which we pass in our idle pleasure,
That is richer tar than the jeweled crown,
Or the miser's boarded treasure:
1t may he the love of a little child,
Or mothers prayer to Heaven,
Or only beggars grateful thanks
For cup Of water given.
Better to weave in the web of life
bright and golden filling,
And to do Gods will with heavy heart,
And hands that are swift and willing,
Than to snap the delicate silver threads
of our curious lives asunder:
And then blame Heaven for the tangled ends
And sit to gricvc and wonder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

II ANCASTER AND MlLLERSvILLE r. Il
Ia Cars run - follows:
Leave Lancaster P. K. Depot), ut !. 9. AMI
n:O g. m, and Z 4. and $50 p m, except ON
Saturday. when the last car leaves ut $50 D. m
Leave Nnlersvtlle (lower eAd) vt 5, 8, and 10
q. NJ, and !, 5, 5 and J p. M.
Cans run daily on above time except ON Sun
day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-20
NERVE.

1t is a great thing to have what is called
nerUe, and nothing contributes more to the
power of physical control thus named than
Warmers Safe Nervine. 1t also relieves all
kinds OF pain, and cures headache and neu-
ralgia. jl52wd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-20

Trains connect Mt Reading with trains to ami
from Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg, Al
IentOwn and New York. At Columbia with
trains to and from York, Hanover, Gettysburg,
Frederick and Baltimore.
A. Nj. WILSON Supt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02

SnlalIirl G. Stnlnakcr, Samuel L, Hays,
Sheriff Of GilmCF county, end as such nl'
miuistra,or Of Alexander pickens, de-
ccascd, George \. ?ickens, Albert Pick
ems, Silas T. Riddle and Mary f., hi:
wife, H'i!lian Cubtrly and Martha, Iii
wife, LcouilaS 4. Riddle and Jeuima, hi
wife, William StalnakCs md Ella, hi!
wifi, James johnson and Amy EvlIe JOHN
son and Nal;gsa rickems,
In Chanccry in thc County Court
Of LOWS County.
The IGrIics to the above styled cau'n viii
luke notice that have liked Upon -SAtur
day, tue 9th day Of Cc,ohrr, 1880, Mt IN!
ot!rr in the town of Weston aforesaid, be-
tween The hours Of sunrise md sunset, t,
execute I'm order Of reference made in sHij
cause, on the '7lh dAy of April. 1880
By tue Comfy Court OF Lewis county, wCs
Virginia, by which snid order Hm rcEui'c'
10 settle the administration accounts of Al
exandcr Pickens, deceased, and take proc
Of I'LL the jch's against Tue estate Of thr
6ecedcat, and to report the same wit. lN"f
amount, order and prioritic'i r: wh'cl
inc and plnre the parties hereto are re-
qurei TO attend. And If from any caas
the execution Of said order Of reference b
aot completed on said day, tile execution
thereof SHALL be- continued from time Il
time, ard between The same .l'oms os NtoTC
SAID, till tho same shall be COmptetcd.
Given uulcr my baud as Commissioner q
raid Ctr,t, the 18th day d ScptcmbC
1850.
Il. J. SIMPSON,
Septl6lw Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02
is iust big fool enough

Weaver is just big fool enough
to wantu straight electoral ticket
for llimsclfin Maine. It. is quite
well understood that he and n few
Of his followers nrc under contract
&itls tho Republicans TO have il.
but only here and there n Green
back crank will vote for it, while
the people Of Maine will give Han
cock Il larger vote than they gave
Flaistod. That is PIaistcd'3 opin-
ion, and he-is one Of the leaders
who understands exactly what the
Maine revolution means WhcGling
Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02

= The Republican papers assert
and rc0sscrt that the pensioners
would not be safe under a Demo
cratic administration. In Saving
this they go directly in The face Of
the facts. There is not IN intclli-
gent Republican who docs not
know that more has been done for
The pensioners since the Forty
fourth Congress than was ever done
before. II was in these years that
Inc Democrats had the majority in
thc House. The papcrs may con
linuc to talk in the way they are
doing. but the soldiers themselves
who were benefited by tho Arrears
Act and other Pension bills know
who were their friends. With the
facts staring them in the face. the
soldiers will not be deferred from
voting the Democratic ticket in
consequence Of the mere assertion.
BY proof, that the cleo
ton ofa Democrat would be adj
verse to their interests.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02

The Ttcllv San Of this week
contains tle first number Of Ed
ward snrnccr's Translation. made
expressly for this journal. Of Mad
amc Observation-Disclosures canital
Dutch move. !tNraior Frank" This
s,ory, rnnbIisbcd some time aco in
lie Revue dies Deux 8londes,
abounls in fine touches Of cl,arac.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02
HYERS

~ NHEAAt suits. 1t $trikcI Rt
the foundation Of MI pulmonary diseases,
0ffor1ling prompt relief and rapid CuEGs,
and Is adapted to patients nf my age or
either sex. lscing very EIIatlhln, tho
youngest children take II readily. In
ordinary Coughs, EOldJ, Snre Threat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, ClergSmRn's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and
CntIrrh, tho effects Of AYERS CHERRY
PEcToIIAL ard magical, and multirNlCa
arc annually preserved from serious III.
ness by it8 tiiGel; and faithful usu. It
should 10 kept ut hand in every house
hold for the protection 1t affords In sud-
den attacks. III WEou3inG.coNgh nrd
Consumption there Ia no other remedy
so effsCacIons, soothing. anil helpful.
Low prices arc inducements TO try
some OF this many mixtures or RyruE.
made oil cheap AMI Ineffective iigretll.
. c1ltS, now offered, which, cS they COLI
tain no curative qualities, can atfonl
only temporary relief, nnd are suru 10
dtsappoint tho patient. Diseases Of tho
thr0at anil lungs demand actiyo aud
effective treatment; and 1t Is dangerous
experimenting unknown and chenn
medicines. from the great liability THAT
these diseases may, wliilO 30 trifleti with,
become deeply seated or iacurablc. uae
Ayers CltHltnY PICTORIAL, and you
may confidently expect tho hest results.
II is OF acknowledged curative power,
and Is as cheap as It's careful preparation
and fine ingredients will allow. Enli.
nent physicians, knowing It's compost.
ticn, prescribe 1t. Tho test Of lilf q
century has proven It's certainty to cure
oil pulmonary complaints not already
beyond tho reach Of human Md.
PREPARED BY DR.. J. Q. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell. Mass.
eotn NJ ALL pRuGGtsFs KTEArvErRE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02
M n ER X

M TILL ER Y
1 have q handsome line Of Mil.
linery Goods, such as
FI0'cers, S0ti7aS, Si5h$, Nietv
Bonnet &JGs, 1oith Cash.
mere effects, L0ccS, Fcath-
cp$, Fancy Ribbons, Don
Nets, Bl0c& Mnd White
LH6hmnS, BI0ck j. Tthitc
Chip'Strt70S, Trimmed md
Unf1iDon1cd, for Ladies
07ett Children.
AG New goods ordered zach
week.
MRS. A'rCHlSON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02
Nstv York. CIGorS.
.DO7I1cStic.:

Swiss Cigar, fancy Pressed
American Cousin, The Tosies, Seed
Stogics, excellent flavor, Round
stogics, Tips, Cigarettes; also Il
great variety Of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Homemade
Smoking Tobacco, Cigar Holders
Pipes, Matches, snnEI, Ne.
CO.lEE .A.NDSEE Us.
JuFER & HUDRIST.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02
TIE DEMOCRAI'
". Oct. .
IlWmbiiena llamtl.istlwtiou.

For Tue Democrat
"l'ou have made lilo custom
house a'centFo d partisan political
management, With q deep sense
Of my obligations under The Com
Stitution, rrgafd i rs my plain
duty to suspend vol, III CIDER that
The Office may he honestly admin
istpret, - Prex,dcDi Mtges 10 Coliec-
@r .tnANf, J,iar0y 81, 1879.
Gross abuses Of administration
have continUed-and increased dur.
inS your iRcumhency. Persons
have been regularly paid by you
who have rendered little or no Ser.
vice. The expenses Of your Office
have increased, while its receipts
have diminished. Hri!es, or gralu-
itic5 in the shape OF bli5cs, have
been received by your subordinatcs
in several branches Of the custom
house, and y0u haze i'll no ease
supported the efforts to correct
these Unsatisfactory !%C'm0n
10 Co2reso, .lSt5as, Jaam%Y q, 1850.
Secretary Sherman reported 10
the Senate that General Arthur cost
the Government for collecting Gus
toms nj Now York 35,29S q year
more than an honest and co,npe.
tent collector ought to. Tie also
reported 10 the Senate that General
Arthur's salary rs collector at The
port ofNow York was $4,000 per
year. Yet lie tool; ii 1873
$lt.72Q 80, and in 1871 $55,G43 Y,
and in 1875 SASS 29-making a
total of$75,9G2 81 in three years,
that General Arthur had basely
stolen from The Government, for
which President Hayes and Sccrc-
tary Sherman removed him from
Office. Yet the Republicans have
nominated him for Eiec-Prcs;dcnt.
and ask the people to elect 4 man
Vice-Presidcnt that Hayes said was
too dishonest and incompetent to
be collector Of New York. And
tneE nave nominated lEl! 4 man loF
President that is a horse Of the
s'''"e soIo[' SOME Oh whose history
= - t'it""e'
'F''s "E0 t'le >'o'e''.''.e'''
b",s I,''''S' oo.'ts allu "ltsly oSaet
N"'''A,''0 PriSitess . y company
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Stn' ts',llto's". ".en eefs'ah m
sStsfSs' ~ 'ieS :! 'il's CON 'a!iS
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WYE 'i'la s.is essets " llleiF eoia-
.!M5# muse zan=eAoElllous
s1s.g.tes W s45ell sue u ssls BOOKS;
e 9.s9 ~ es1et to=Eess lszsl.e= aslYaIllage
S=saeaes=s!leyl9El Ae0=al=t4tls=to
old =peonsylv9,,;9ss ci,oTtcr sco,lsd
the Credit SIobiIicrE,vbicb was al:
n;r,bIv ,l,,,4o,j a. IN sv;r,lto l.,
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bcran o,,c or,ho lno., ron,arl;.l,ln
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02
The Constitutional Amendments

JoISr RESOLUTION proposing an amend.
ment to the Constitution Of the State.
Resolved, by the Legislature Of IVES,
Virginia, tw0-thirlis d all the members
elected 10 each House agreeing thereto !:
Tint the following 10 and the same is
hereby proposed as an amendment 10 the
Constitution of this State, TO wit: That
article eight Of said constitution MS it now
is be stricken out, and The following he in
serted in lieu tl.eIe0t:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02
Diseases oi The Throat and Lllgs.

in diseases Of tho
pulmonary organs
4 safe nll reliable
remedy IL invat.
liable. AYHN's
CHERRY PICTORIAL
IL sucl. q rGtneily.
It Is q scientific
combination Of the
medicinal rFsnCi-
pies and CIlniiVo
virtues Of tho finest
drugs, chemically
unlttd, OF such
power M to Insure
Tho greatest posi-.
Bio efficiency. and
uniformity u IT.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-02
ARTICLE VII.


/. The jrdicinI power Of the State sha|I
be vGstcl in supreme coaFt Of appeals, in
circni. coursF, and the judges thereof, in
such inferior tribunals rs ARE herein MI
liOrizcd, AID in justices Of the peace.
The weekly clarion., 1880-02-04
Pearl River Oil Mile

In company with Mr.. J. J. Green, pro
prietor, We yesterday visited and went
through the Pearl River Mills. These mills
are located in South Jackson, on the bank Of
the river whose name they bear. The cree
ton of the buildings was commenced in
September last, and four months later, on
the 18th of January, the mills were put i'm
operation. Their extent and magnitude
were a surprise to Us, and Mr. Green in
forms US that they are not now equal TO the
requirements and demands upon them. The
mills are in ceaseless motion from Monday
morning to Saturday night, there being two
sets of employees, one set for the day and
one tor the night.
Two hundred sacks of cotton seed are
daily consumed, and fifteen barrels Of oil
produced. Mr.. Green has orders ahead for
oil and meal. 1t IS interesting TO watch the
process of the cotton seed through its va
rious stages. From the time it is delivered
at the mill till it reaches the liquid state
and becomes oil. The machinery is all
and of the latest patent.
Mr.. Green has had a sile-track laid from
the Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad, so
that the seed can be delivered from the cars
at the door Of the mill
The mills are an assured success. and we
the protector and proprietor
lpon it.
The weekly clarion., 1880-02-04
Holly Springs Renorter.l

All admit freely that the State will be
ably represented BY Judge George in the
Senate. While the Senator elect was not
our first or second choice, yet we are con-
tent to accept him, and do not doubt that
he will take high rank at Washington among
the greatest statesmen Of the day He is a
man Of large brain and of conservative feel
ings, and if there is one thing we like above.
another in public man, il is conservatism.
The conservative men of our party are the
salt of the organization that keeps il
sweet, and to them we must look for Fafety
in the future. Gen. George will be guided
in his official acts. We do not doubt, by a wise
conservatism that will commend him to the
people Of the South as one worthy Of lead
ership
The weekly clarion., 1880-02-04
Senator Jackson's Bill.

The annals of legislation are challenged to
produce measure Of wicEedness and folly
comparable to the bill just quoted. Its wick
edness consists in its attempt to make Mis-
sissippi the prison house of those whom it's
lawlessness has disgusted with it as place
OF residence; It's folly, is in its attempt to
impose penalties upon those who advise the
doing OF that which, in itself is lawful.
Mississippi Republican.
It's ever thus. Here is Senator Jackson.
a noble philanthroPic Democrat, offering a
bill to protect the negro from the villain0us
legerdemain and jugglery of the scoundrels
who are decoying the negroes from their
homes, and plundering them of the little
they have, and yet this Stalwart Radical
journal makes mouths at the Senator and
calls him wicked The Radicals shall not
fool the negro, 80 long as there is a Jackson
in the land.-Port Gibson Reveille.
The weekly clarion., 1880-02-04
HOUSE.
TWENTY FOURTH DAY.
MONDAY. February ,, 1880.

MONDAY, February :, lSSO.
House met pnrsuaat TO adjournment. Mr.
Speaker Johns in the Char; fraXer oE ~ ~,
pr watkins Present 90 absent ot-Me5sFs :.
anderson BilIinpslea, Bowman, Buhord, BUR
d,uo RuYnetf Bvuum. Byrd, Carroll. IMAM
bliss. Cratin, Day. featherStohi -
Iowndes Fields, Ford, Gum, Harkreader,
Harris. Hollingsworth, Huddtest9nf
NcIaurfn of Iauderdale &IsNeIl- Montgom-
erv Morris Murphy. Nelson, sOfrett, foilaFu
Rainev, Seal, Seward, Shields, spears ana
TalberG ~,
Featberstan. Billineslea, Montgomery. Nc
Lqurin. of Lauderdale, Bufford, Bynum, tlelds'
Chambliss and Hence.
The following resolution. by Mr.. McGee Of
Clark. was adopted:
Resolved That the Governor be requested
10 return TO the House, without Spproyai, H. d.
No los in order tha; ii may be enrolled.
On motion of Mr. Robertson, the privileges
of ths House were extended to Hon }. A.
Hearne Sf Union county.
The Joint Committee on Code reported that
they had examined and passed upon the fol-
lowing chapters OF the Revised Code: Chapter
20 in relation to Justices of the Peace; Chap
ter y, Ia relation to Boards of SupervIsorsi
Chapter p in relation to Circuit Courts Chap-
ter a in relation te Chancery Courts; Chap
ter -. in rciltion 20 the Supreme Court Chap-
ter 70. in relation TO provisions common 10
more than one Court or judgei Chapter -, IN
relation 20 Appeals; and Chapter =, In rela-
tiou to costs.
AIR Somervile submitted report from
the Joint Select Committee, on claim ofJoseph
Warren against the State. and recommended
that the sum asked by the claimant be allowed.
The Governor returned to the House with
his approval. the following bills No. lOO to
reduce official bonds in Jones county; No i56s
20 repeal an act 10 incorporate the city OF
Shieldsboro; No. l4l. to authorize the Board
of Supervisors of Wilkinson county TO have
rebound or transcribed certain records; No.
1876, to authorize she Board of Supervisors of
Tate county to have completed and perfected
the record Of land deeds of said county, No.
130, to authorize Board of Supervisors of Ran
KIN 8unty to compromise n judgment against
NJ. 81. Shelton and others; No. lO7 to author
iZe Board of Supervisors Of Marion county to
snake an increased levy for county purposes
Bayou; No 81. to authorize the Chancery
Clerk of Greene county to register certain
warrants for Matte Mcleod: No. 81 to
exempt certain educational funds from taxa
ton: No. 50, 10 regulate the election Of JUS
tices of the Pace and Constables for Beat No.
3 Of Chickasaw county No. 80, in reference
"a place Of residence and office Of Justices Of
Peace in lst and 4th Supervisors Districts Of
Adams county; No. 50, to incorporate the
Oxford Mills Company
Mr. Martin, Chairman on the part Of the
House ef Joint Select Gommittee, 20 consider
go ryaetiembilify Of holding Constitutional
eonrentson submitted two repoFts=-one In IA
~sr ~ and tbs other against the proposed
ro,venffon The reports were received and
se;S -, fhe table subject 70 call.
An Knnrmav from the COMMITTEE onsA Era-
..sItnrn Heanmmandad the passage pk IA. ~ W:
TsIa IN prefeef crops III certain supervisors
The weekly clarion., 1880-02-04
The late Hon. w. C. Dowd, of Neshoba
TRIBUTE By HON. c. =. WILCOX, IN THE
SENATE, JANUARY BOTH.

TRIBUTE By HON. c. \. WILCOX, N THE
SENATE, JANUARY BOTH
Mr.. Representing the Dis
trict so recently and so worthily represent
ed by the distinguished gentleman whose
death We 50 much deplore, | deem it mete
and proper that / should offer few remarks
on this occasion From the date OF my re-
moval to his District up to the time of his
death, my intercourse with Mr. Dowd was
of the most intimate and cordial character.
OF his genial disposition, his nobility of SEN
timent, his fidelity to principle, his love OF
country, and, above all, his devotion to the
interest. of his Redeemer's ; kingdom-espec
ally during the latter part Of his useful life
it is my duty and my pleasure to testify.
1t IS our interest, and should be our pleas
ure, frequently 10 contemplate the lives and
characters Of such men ~ he OF whom these
resolutions speak, for they are not ordinary,
and, unhaPpIiy for our times, not numerous
characters Without fortuitous circum-
stances, and without aid from any source
but By the force of his own strong, brave
head and heart, he lifted himself to the high
est place i'm the confidence and love of the
chivalrous and liberty-loving constituency.
Was there a political gathering for the
furtherance Of his couutry's interests; was
there an assemblage to alleviate the wants
was there meeting anywhere within his
reach To elevate and eunoble the sentiments
of the human heart, that political gather
ing, that assemblage and that meeting was
always attended and graced by the presence
Of w. c, Dowd. / have thus far, Mr. Presi-
dent, spoken of our departed brother rs a
public citizen. now wish TO offer few re-
marks on his life and character in that
nearest Of all relations the family circle.
1t was my privilege and pleasure to be a
frequent visitor in the charming family Of
our brother. There | found the same inter
est and influence manifested and exerted
that he exhibited in public life. As in
public so in private life, he created for his
loved ones an orbit in which they were all
proud and happy to circle.
Mr.. President, a man who had led such a
life was, as a matter Of course, pre-
pared to close it with fitting death, and
on the announcement Of the bridegroom ;
approach, he was found dressed in the we'd
ding garments. Having finished his course,
he knew he had wared good warfare and
with that faith and confidence resulting
from such a life, he commended his soul
To Divine compassion, and without a
fear, fell asleep.
He has gone from our midst, and in com
pauv with the ransomed of the Lord, with
shouts Of hallalujah upon his head, is now
ENJOYING, and will enjoy forevermore, the
full fruition of that reward awaiting the
termination of every well spent life.
The weekly clarion., 1880-02-04
lday, the 1st day Of March next,
Feb.5,' Solids.
TRUSTEE'S SALE VALUABLE LOTS.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST EX-
ID ecuted on the 24th day of April 1870, by
GILBERT D. BUsTAMASTE to secure the pay
ment OF two certain promisory notes made 10
MISS FANNIE r. MosELEY, for the sum OF
1916 Is each and interest at 10 Sct- from date
and due nine months afteF the date thereof
which Deed of Trust is duly recorded IN BOOK
of Trusts Ne Is. page 4S of Holmes county ;
and whereas both of said notes are due ana
unpaid, the undersigned Trustee appointed oy
the Chaneery Court of Kinds county, to exc
cute said Trust in place of James ii. BOYD,
former Trustee noN deceased, viii proceed TO
sell TO the highest and best bidder for cash, IN
front OF the State Capitol in the City Of Jack
son, the first
Monday, the 18th day of February, 1880,
Within the hours prescribed by law, the fol-
lowing described lands, lying and oelng STU
a,ed in the town of West Station, Holmes
county, Mississippi, and described as follows
tO-wits Lots No. and 3. in the plat OF the
town of West Station; and also, all the ground
in the rear of lots 30. ], z, 3 4 D, D ana -
the latter being that once claimed as the pro-
nertv of the estate of John Bothers, deceased,
and extending south 10 the properly once
claimed by James and William McAdory, de-
ceased. and extending went TO the eastern
houndry of the west half of the south
onarter of Section 81 Township 10 north ei
Range s. east aud extending north TO the pup
lie road leading from said West station 10 the
east bv the street running parallel with the
railroad, or by tlie side of it, and oY the saio
lots number L 2 s. 4. 5, and I; and on the
south by property once claimed % : ames 81 ana ~
William AcAdory, now deceased, togesns &c. = :.
with all and singular, the appurfenances y
the herein described lots OF land belonging.
The title "a believed to be perfect, bpt Will
convey such title as is vested in me by Haaa
Deed Of Trust. -
Monda VI The l8fll day Of February .5e4
D m. BARk0Mh,
gaqknens Feb. lssD-td g.. Trustee
The weekly clarion., 1880-02-04
Institute for the Blind.

The matteer Of providing Il more suita-
bic building for the care and comfort of
the unfortunate blind than the one now in
use. has been discussed at different times,
during the last two or three sessions of the
Legislature. The present building is old
and delapidated, and insufficient for the
increasing wants of the institution. We
hope the Humane Committee Will take a
humane view of this suggestion. Our
benevolent institutions are all creditable to
the State, and under every administration
have been literally fostered and sustained.
The weekly clarion., 1880-02-04
A Volume Of Truth.

George William Curtis says "What We
need is not the government Of a strong man,
but of a strong people that is, Of a people
strong in their loyalty to law, strong in their
faith in free popular institutions, strong %
maintain every bulwark Of liberty and the
republic, which the experience Of century
and the example of our best and wisest Pa-
triota have erected, Our Government can
not be stronger than il is without ceasing to
BE- popular Government