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New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL ms IL
~ TU1F. Sew Haven, Conn General hlssel,s 9cRSo: FS
Pfefatr oly Go scientific schools or business nor
Crci nyscal training ny military drilling ~ mhastcS &C.
Ample opportunity Tor athletic games. ro"lLg &c.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
For Young Ledies-Country.

1 CHESTER Perm. . ,-
Classics aud EnStsh deeiees
co, ferred Colonel IHEO HYATT, fEest
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-02

The Journal Of Applied Science says ::
ga mandatory in Germany turns out
1000 pounds of grape-sugar day from
old linen. The linen, which is pure vege-
table fibrine, is treated with sulphuric acid
and converted into dextrine. This is
washed with lime water, and then treated
with more acid, and almost Immediately
it changes and crystalixes into gluscose,
or grape-sugar, which is highly valued in
the making of rich preserves and jellies.
The process is said to be economical and
the sugar is chemically the same as that
found in the grape Why the product
should be objected to on the ground of its
origin is not clear, if one reflects that
grapes are nourished by materials more
offensive than old rags and that there is
practically no difference between the trans
formation in Natures labratory and one
in the labratory of the chemist. Still
there is a great outcry over the German
sugar-rag factory, and considerable dan
ger of the enterprise being stopped by the
German Government"
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-02

lent action on the part of the water.
Major Reynolds will obtain water from
the spring and forward it to the SInitfso-
nian Institute, at Washington, for analy-
sis. The spring is about sixteen miles
from Anaheim, easily accessible, and if
the analysis establishes the fact that there
is nothing to be apprehended from using
the water, many obese persons will avail
themselves Of the opportunity to try ma
ture's remedy.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-02

The report of the actuary of the Globe
Mutual Life Insurance Company shows
hopeless deficit of more than $500, 900.
There is no possibility of a resumption of
business, and all that can be done is to
divide up the remaining assets among the
policy-holders as rapidly as possible.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-02

Whether the times are herd or easy there
are people who are not happy and want
to change things for their own benefit
at the expense of the general welfare.
Yesterdays dispatches brought news of
serious discomfort among skilled laborcrs
in half a dozen places that are widely
apart, and in each place the discomfort
had taken shape in that worst of all meth
ods of adjusting the differences between
employees and employed-the strike. The
New York piano manufacturers are at log
gerheads with their employees over de-
mand for an increase of wages. The jour
neymen in one large factory have struck,
and their union having sustained them, the
union of manufacturers propose to play
the same game. The latter therefore, an
nounce that unless the strikers return to
work by a given date every other manu-
facturer in the city will suspend business
until the recalitrant journeymen come to
terms. This shows how one Sido can
strike as well as another, and if both con-
tinue in hostile mood labor cannot fail to
suffer most. In Troy there is a strike of
nickel-platers for an advance of fifteen per
cent. and the strikers have fallen into vio-
lence. In Cohoes fortyeight hundred
mill hands are holding out for ten per
cent. advance and an hours incoming.
Two hundred and seventy. five thousand
spindles are idle and the daily loss of the
strikers in stopped waged is $4,000.
These are specimen bricks. ofa days news,
and as if the signs were not bad enough,
it is given out that political labor agitatos
are comming from st. Louis to organize
more conflicts. 1t was hardly worth
while to have prosperity return if it's op-
portunities are thus abused.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-02
he HOME MUTUAL LIFE
OF LEBANON, PENN A

OF LEBANON, PENN'A.
Offers its Policies of LIFE INSURANCE on such
terms that 1t is an easy matter for any person to
make suitable PROVISION FOR HIS FAMILY.
in of death. The EXPENSE is very LIGHT
as compared with the ADVANTAGES.
For information or District Agencies, call on
@. IF. HALL, Attoyney-dt- Lao,
TOwanda, Pa.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-02
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All for FIVE CENT STAMP. In English
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FIVE CENTS will buy the FLORAL GUIDE,
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The Flower and Vegetable Garden, l75
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Address JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-02

While surveying in the mountains
northeast of Anaheim California, last
year, Major William p. Reynolds encoun-
tered, man who had worked for him IN
former years. He failed to recognize
him, however, until the stranger explain
cd who he was. He was then a man of
200 pounds weight, whereas he weighed
$40 pounds when in the Majors employ.
The secret of his reduced size was freely
given. A short distance up the mountain
was spring, the waters Of which con-
tanned some mineral anti-fat properties.
Did the Major want to lose some of the
superfluous flesh which cncumbered him.
He did. He drank the water and in ten
days his weight had been reduced 25
pounds. He continued drinking the
water until from 2l0 pounds he was re-
duced to ITO pounds, his present weight.
This was accomplished without any vio-
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
The CcEENs.

The Gsal oetcih census report will not
giYo .ua 50,0OO,0s0 Inhabitants, but il will
puIh thosa figures very close. Thus far, il
Tho nineteen bVll,tisI iUued, the ItstlSsics Of
population Of 9,4f!,950 persons, dIiributad
over hr.asa states, in whole or In pkrs, have
baen determined. The population OF ,h'
same districts ia 1870 wst Z, 42O,307, or Aiais
o. > ,022,743. A corresponding gain through
ont the country would place thu population
q. slnos, exactly 100000, but il il eIpact
cd GdSt ii viii amount 70 nearly 100000
because most of ins ttatss on when III
ahsvo cO~psriaou is bEssd, are the llows
growing eastern And southern states. Thu
tsr, tha popusssn Of ONLY Eve states ha
hcsn publHhNd in lnll--Vermont, hss3s
chusss,s Rhode IsIsnd, SSuIh Carolina AM
Delaware. Superintendent Walker tsink
tho otHcp viii bD abl5 10 publish compet
Ns,eE OFT Of the population Of tho countg
by stEta5 and counties by the Asst Of Jauuar
| next.
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no at tho relative strength Of the parties are
80 imperfect that thsy may 81 ven oe,u,sLo.
eardad altogether Tho published returns
are 80 mauifeGtly erroneous thst F" no'
worth wBile GncsmberiDs the Table Oh s'A1is-
lics with them. The entire prefiaShu.i V t
of the southern states is returned nj -'4''
SIT, while that Of tho hodherh ha'ss WA
G.442O4l. Tbs southern states cave luo Isp-
r,ssntaliyes and the northern 1890 mat 20
COO Vu,es elect a congressman M ths loruler'
while it reouirss $4,000 10 secure repre-.
sentative in ths lstter. II the proportion 81
votes to population ia SIS gre"! IN thesou'I "a
ia this north-snd there Is no reason Tor Dc
lieyiug II Leftover l,0O0000 Of southern
voters are unrepressnlsd in the soutnsra
ballot-boIss. IL is possible th1t the 1pflhy
bl the soulhorner, is equal 10 their lscuhulty
tho one msy be = consequence OF NE DINER
but there 10 no apparent lack OF pollIIc"l
activity At the south. Then II u moaI tus
uicious Circumstance that there II An lnlehs'
opposlioa 10 tho national slectlon Jaws II
the south. The light vo.s hSs btSs OK
plaincd by the wGut Of csRvsss IN te'
southern Iis.ss, but ih0 fact that there wa
no csnvsss demands All sxplsnAItn. Uhtl
tss nssIipg of the nsxI conSr''s 'nSfS WI
bs ne spp5rluAity Of hSaing me souih9ri
oor.r,sIlnep sJaf ths Goals, snd in She meSn
Tins ia. republican msjori.y 81 the popuiIa
woke Gao only bs dsterIalntd Sppf|AiAA'eiy
IttAe missing vott is chisfJ rspuDNc'h' =
is generally supps'ed, GaihSIds hoU'hsr
will about squAl Eis northern malofy uu
st present tao better plan ia TO give him IN
ls,tar aad diirsSard the Gouthsrn veto Sa1lr'
by. His southern majority may De oS'sI
mined Whenever the southern s'aIes mol
plaaii0ng
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

Clergymen, bankers, book-keepers, editors
and others that lead .edent.ry lives, will fiud
much relief from headaches, nervousness and
constipation engenderei from want OK oXer-
else, by taking Simmons Regulator. 1t ia q
harmless vegetable compound, and mum, ers
who have tried i! will confidently assert that
it il the bsss remedy that can be used. II
expels tho poisonous hnmors Of the blood,
cloanses the liver, restores the kiineya so
healthy action and drives out the dospond-
oncy and gloom OF il-health. The patient
soon feels rs IL he had taken a new lease o.
life, and Is overioyod to find tho dsprOIsot
feeling dssipated, the costivo habits corrected
and new streams of health coursing through
bis veins.
"Simmons Liver Regulator ia very vRlu
able remedy for dyspepsia sick hsHdScso
torpid liver, constipation, piles aud sush Xix
diseases.
w. S. Heir,
President of S. w. r. r. Co., Of Georgia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
opaortunt.ios Of tho DoGmScEat1'
Pncfy.


The short ss3iioa OF the fOrty-sixth con-
gre.s commenced yesterday. Tho Domo-
Gratis have majority in both houses. After
tho 4th Of March thy will be in $40 minor
ity in the house of representatives,, and their
msiority il the songte, if they have ma
ioriGy, will be very small. Thar course this
winter, therefore, will be watched with dssp
interest, During the few weeks betaeen
now and tho date Of the Inauguration Of the
new administration, they have an opportu-
nity for making record that will go long
way towards gaining for their party the con-
hdence Of the country. AT ths lssL ses'
sion they made soma grave sais'
takes. They paid too muen attention
to matters Of purely partisan charac-
ter, and not enough to the material aad but
mess interests Of the coustry. lnatssd T
beneRting and strengIssolRg thair party
they injured it. With greater advantage in
1850, tusy wsro nos ri succSsful ~ tAsy
were in 1876. The democratic party ia too
strong to 30 diSbsndSd, and, bssiass, thsra is
no party 10 thks Us plaza. In fact lit
about as stroag 80 the republican party. A.
the late election it pollsd emily three thous-
and four hundred and ons votes leaa than
that party, ard carried hinsts0n out OF ths
thirty-sisht atatss. A. change of few
thouIand votes in New York would have
given il tho yictsry. Had the contest bsen
IN equal tsrmait would have bean susossI-
full. Il had fssrtul odds to contsSS againss.
The republican party RAa in po'psslsn OF
the government. 1t hs9 hundred thousand
oifiCo-holderI, VINO ver0 WORKERS NJ we'll a.
voters. Ih.ss oificc.holdeT5 and the natoua
bank, furnished IA immassa campaign fund
He'd il not Dssn for tho oi.ice-hoidsrs and tn,
rational banks thera is every reason 80 ooliav,
thet GoGeral Hsaoscll would Eays been thu
next president. It may be considered certain
therefore, thAs th1 democratic party will no
DO di.bAnded, and that it will DO sHe Of Ia
yfeat parties in the n0xs national elScsisn
This bel NJ tks case II is tha duty Of tsa deS
ocrstic leaders in coagreis 30 40! wise
" and prudently. They must Great
new issuos aid press them upo
tho attention OF tho counTy. 1ha demo
cratic party cannot win on The old iasuei
They arc practical, dssd, The control {
interstate commerce, internal improvement
the Limitation Of tho power of 60, At corpol
a,ons, the civil eervice Snd tariff reform Al
all matt0rs IL vital importance and damsn
attention, They present wide field fl
nav issuos. Whatever is d0ne in the ptasol
congress in the way Of reform will be to Il
credit OF the democratic party. Rsform
the civil service is alona sufficient to civ
the party thai secures i the sscsndenc
This reform must be ELECTED at this sOas0
if Mt all, because thsre 10 little, if any, prol
ability that tho republican party will fave
the kind OF civil service that is wanted. III
democratic party haa splendid opportuniu
to strengthen itself. viii il improve iheu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
GENERAL PRESS REVIEW

Courler-Jour


The present tariff has been in operation
since 1852, and its effect has been to increase
tho profits (by Aat legislation) ofm@nutaetur-
;no capi.al without benoltng tho operatives
a, extending our trade. From 1873 to 1879
the operatives wsre either thrown out oil en'-
ployment or forced to work al starvation
wages, and tho northern states wore hI'ea
with predatory tramp5--a class which ID Inc
exclusive creation Of the protective tariff
The present tariff policy invariably leads to
tho production Of more than the country
consumes. Tho homo mSrket IS every now
and then gluttel, fscto.iss are shut up, hreS
are sxljnguished and workmen arc d"charg-
cd. A foreign outlet Is needed, and yot we
do no, get IL and cAanot rot is under tho Uni
ne,a wall system. This accursed system OF
sooliAtou-the spoliAtioA Of majority OF Gu
izens to bolster no the bRuk accounts OF ami
noritv-ourht to be abolished. Thoro Will como
"a timo when lis deluded victims Will have
tho vail drawn from their eyes, ~ 1t Wa IN
ENGLAND. and lhen wo shall nSyo unshacdsl
trade and freedom Of protection. The trssd
of public opinion is TO q rspaSiSlion OF INA
spolA.iou system. Peopls are recognizlHg
tho fact that tho protected industries prey
upon thu other industries and bleed them
The workman in protected shop doeoa
got any moro wages than no Who WORKS u
an unnrotected shop. He has to pay vii
lainously haayy tax TO tho protected bose
On ovy ~ article ho buys. Way should pee
ple continue to pgy taxes 20 Smith and Jont
10 enAblo them 10 do business snd mask
p-oGts witch Iheir unprotected nOghber
can not ui.ks! Why sheEo bsuntie5 10 SmitI
and Jones' this iribus 10 enable thnm TO rul
tsl chimney for their own bene4s Wh
are these mon allowed by Law to nbstrae
profits from the roducts Ard legitimo
properly OF other cla,Ifa of producers, Tx
iarnsr., ivr instance? The whole syHtom
p sminllo, an ,ajua,ico aad Spoliston, and II
gooa ssn.s VI no American people VIII a.
suradly call lalt in the process.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
An ORDINANCES NanDcrlng othoOsa0.

a
Be il ordained by the City Council ofaheCity
OF Dallas.
SrCTIoN All business and dwelling houses
fronting on pny street or avenue Ia ihla cuy
shall be numbered ard there shall be placed on
such houses = number easily seen nom the
street sna st least three inches long
soc g. Ou all streets running east u0rsly
| and VestwsIdiy the houses ssali OF numbered
| frOmthe western terminus Of said streets, even
| namberg on right hand side ct street, uid
numbers on LETT baud side OF street, going 0Ast,
4 every twenty-five foot lot being entitled to is
proper nusober.
Nee. 3. All streets ruD ningnorth aud south
crossing Pesiflo avenue shall have u for di-
viding line ana shall be Numbered nom thence
each way; thst part 81 Ian ar and other streets
crossing paotnc Lvonue ~ ing north OF avenue
shall he known ~ kerth Lamar street, and
woe veTrk - 10 psrtisns Of streets tag south
it. Those streets shat run seftasaly ass
ssuthwsrdiy aud Soz't cress Psoifc ayenu,
be numbered from It's northern tarmnus; u
north OF 1t, from its southern tersainus. Ak
| ard ayeEue lhall DO nun bered a. u sontipua
tion OF Sycamore strset. On all nsrih axe
| soEth streets odd prmkers Rhall BIZ on isf
hand side, even numbers on right hand eide
See. 4. ltshall 10 the duty Of city engins
to give every party requesting 1t their propt
number.
See. 8. II shall be tho duty OF every owns
Of any house or houses TO put the proper mum
. Der on 1t and In conspicuous place; II an
/. gineor he shall BIO deemed guilty OF misde
:. mcanor and fined In any sum not exceedin
I twenty-five dollar.
SEQ. .; That this ordinance take eject rsor
xppsossd 'Ho~.ss n, Q 1850,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

The Jesse Hoy', Famous New York
steamboat, used to havo for head pantryman
- bent and crippled darkey, whose face was
Ms full Of humor as his form was Of kinks ana
knobs. His nsme WIS Robert Smith, aad
his malady was chronic rheumatism. lie
tried CIilss' Liniment lodjde Ammonia Tor a
week of tho preset winter, and next season
intends to astonish his old acquaintance on
tho Hoyt by his appearance ms sound man
Giles Pills cure Efysipelns. Sold by Isl
druggists. Send for pamphle;;
DR.. GILES.
100 West Broadway, New York
Trial size % cents.
For snle bv Thompson, SohOtt d %
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'' .,,
In sss ci'iss north CT us tnsrs IL uecIs'G
Strengthening in rssl estate lsters's' NsnI
properly lSoSG more desirable Tor lhveS'-
ipens tssu atAny tins since INC pane Of
1878 Thara ARE as1srAl "ausS' Tor 'hi', 10
rigid accountability in whlch muhlcipsi
oAcsn are now held all over mo country AAd
the Ssvsrs scrutiny Of all muAlc'Ssl e1FsnSl-
turas insursa M l1ssfVti Ok e"wpereuvo'y
low taxation m c,l's' i'r Ao'efA3 'eN'' -
come, anS buyrri had encsuiaGe.Ht'' VI YES
TACT, Gooey is abundant eYeiJNn'Fs, NAi'9
opportunities for inttsIllse'S Wnleh Jle.u
go0a rates OK interest sre not N proportion 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

There ia nothing like good comfortable
seat in this life; good solid, substantial
seat that will not give away. This is the
reason why 9. II. Clsncy, 100 Main street,
up stairs, has made such famous roputa.
ton by the manufacture OF his double
lined or seated drawers, which last five
times as long rs those of ordinary make.
Shirts. collars and cuts are made TO order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

Ladies', Tou cannot mako far skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling ores with all tho cos
mo.ies Of France, or bsaulGers Of the world
whils il poor health, ard sothing will give
you such good health, i,rsIgth and beauty as
Hop Bi,,srs. A trial is certain proof. See
| anosher column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
High Authority.

Doctor Benz. IL. RiSgs, SELMA, Alabama
writes, \ Colden'S Liquid Extract Of Beef
Tonic Invisorator 10 an excellent prspAp-
ton, whose competition is known and ose
THAI physicians can inteligibly prescribe. l
haye found it of great service in my practice,
Sold by Ervay u Fro
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
Tho Hoasra Newspaper,
New York Herald,

Raw. Robert Collyor preached notable
Discourse On "NsSspbperS." A5 Was 10 be
expected of so eloquent divine, his serNon
treated the subject in a bgJad aud compro-
honsivo manner. Alter paying high COM
pliment to tho enterprise Of the modsrs
newspaper in collecting ia news, Mr.. Colyer
spoke OF the influence exercised by tho daily
journals, claiming that tho newspaper IL tho
real king whore monarchy exisI and the
real president wiero men live under and on
Joy republican form of government. This
Is high praise but thora eau ba no qu@tsn
Of the innueace Of the indspsAdsn. prosi
where il has proper dSsree of fFssdom.
Guiding public opiaion by following the
tide of popular will and pointing cut tho
shoals and quicksands in the path OF the
people, tho daily newspaper is voics that
can never be silenced so long as its utter
anoes are wisc, thoughtful and patriotic
II has bean recently and shrewaly
said that iss stump orator Wal
nolongera powsrin American politics becauS,
the Newspaper hiss usurped his functions an,
addresses wider I'd more attentive Au.
dience. This writes word siRks deeper int,
the heart than ia, spoken one, consequent,
its influence IL iha gtestsr Gng mora lasting
We agree with Mr.. Nolver In his yiaw
about the high mission Of tho prsaa, for i
wsuld be mock modssiy in i.aruslitm 4
pretend igHorancs Of this fact The NOR
\nsed. therefore, that We should strive 10 carr
Nut that mission in way TO redouRd to on
wn henor and tho welfare OF the nasisn.
V gratifying proof Of the intsrcst taken
progress OF modern Journalism thi
A.hsrs apaat nj IL naua nd nsly fra,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
rtnrrni,l rnr Nnr si..e.

Many people have lost their Interest in
notifies and in Gmusqments because they arc
So ont Of sorts and run down so that they
cannot enjoy anything. If such persons
would ONLY be wiae enough to try that ceIe
bra,ed remedy Bidney-Wort and experience
ia tonic aud rcnoystins effects they would
soon he hurrehing with tho lou1eQt, In
either Try or liquid form Y ID apefiseJ rom
ely for torpid liver lidney or bovois.--LN
nhnnnn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
TEE oNLY BEER CELLAR
In Dallas isI,nder SsrV's livery Stas'Ao
Henry scaaIid, sole PropTte'os.

Coolest and lerges. place in town. Henry
s an old knight OF "GnubrinuS,' and knows
how TO refresh his guests. Aspienoid lunch
stgnd ia connected with the cellar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

yalo few drops Of Rerne'a Magic Oh in
half wine glass of wabr, md oathe the
temples subsequently with some OF the great
remedy, slightly diluted, bnd you arc cured
lis for ssle every HLero aud never iaiis'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
The Ball that Butted the N an on u
Bridge.

U. s. Clreuit Couit, Eastern Distrlc. OF vir.
ginia, judges Bond and Hughes presiding:
The court doth orier and decree that che said
w. I. Blsckwsll& Co. have the sole exclusive
right to the word Durham as a trade mark
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
PresidensiaI vote.

Ca.a.,, plob, -Dsmocrat.
norfhsrr 80. \hjority over Hancock in the
So' "-: sSts 6sS'2S2, and OVER all ss2,-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

Dasosir net, neither man nor maid,
Although your mouth has suffered Ill,
Although your teeth are half dssaysd,
You can still save thom, IL You will
Alta. SoZoDoNT bo s1re
VIII mako all balay, hight and pure.