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gsermtsa,le teleerapsifne Seee5a,e.

@ermtfG)Ie eteIeerapbifdpe 5ebefa}e.,.
Inter Den y ferDen | II Wt o ntreai lino
Die Slattern (Variola Equina) au5gebrod)en.
Die Srantbett lit nft t6Otlid). sic it aui
Otenden iibertra9bar, OerurlAbt leoo1 nic)t
mebr 8eid)Weroe, als Smpfung Our9 &ub=
lglnphe.
Ser y ter5i9iGbrige Go bt. 6a;el1,
Elm Angshellter Der Ae,u- @orfzgaesp= @n9lano>
Vabn," lulrbe gllerH firth su QSattrburp,
Conn.,, swiidlen 5wet 8aggon5, iuel6e er gu
ialiinentuppeln iuollte, 5ernlalmt. 81 bilter-
lGbt cine gSittipe unD ainOer.
Oiau hdlt cs lebt fir nlDgltd], baB Der
0tann, tpslfer letten Samifag 2(benb in
6enrD Srpen'5 Gonbaus gtr. %,
6lorenceltrabe, BoitOn, alS 2eif)e aufgefun0en
murbe, g el b # morb beaing. Wtan qtaubt,
baB Der Gerhorbene @bmltno Qapoie hies uuo
ein profeiiioneaer @inbreder mar. Die 30
li5el neigt fid) inbelieu nod immer Der 4niiht
81, baB oer SerftOrbsne burd) oll, ieillen 81
fGhrten, ermorbet fpuroe. Wau ipiirt BENT
yetteren jett III 9tetp=g gorf nadl.
Sn ct. 50 bn, H.z8., itn0 tiir5lih nebrere
Yaionen ans Summer iiber ben 8erluft hires
gi9entbnms burd Die grobe Seuer5bruut,
peidle lelie Stabt Dor ettpe 3ipei Sdbren beisll
iud)te, pabninni9 geporben.
~SuIleNp elilep YetielH III SlH CT II II |
abgefeuerten Saluts gu @bren Der Gr0ffHung
bes S5raGtDertebrS auf Der ,@iucinnatt 5ou.
tbernzSabn" uno OeS geburtStagS Baibilgz
toms ipurbe einem giitgliebe Der Oapouer
,,0eid)ten Irtlllerie" olrd} uerfrihte Gntlaouna
oes Geid)iises eine 5ano abgeriIIeu uno ein
arln 9ebrodlen.
Sn philadelphia itarb gejterm Der She,
nifer @baS. s. y. Stmoniri, !oelfer auf)
IN Baltimore 3ablreid)e SefauHte uno Srsuube
bate.
Mensies & @allaaber, Giaen.
ibiimer Der p vBeaconSfielo 9Seinberee" bel
Yoint-Glaire, unipeit Montreal, babsn ialtrt.
Die Yaiiioa iino beoeutenb.
Heaoing, Benni., puroe Elm iunaer
Mann, NamenS Senrp 3rump, am lepten
Samlia9S= 4benbe bon benz gSirtbe @ehrina
burh einen ShrotIduB oerluunoet. Srumlp
bate nit mebreren @efdbrteu einen Serludh
gemadjt, gsiualtiam in gebrtng'S 2ofal eiusus
briu9en. Seine 8unbe iff nid)t geidbrlid).
General abams, Spe3ialagent oes Yoltbes
partementS, bat cine Il II teri II DUN Der
Bid)sr bss Poltmeiiters @laide in Gbe1suue,
gSp., beenbet unS ein Oefisit DON $24OO in
benielben eutbedt. 9lafde'S 8iirgen mcroen
cen feblsnbeu Setrag eriebeu.
Sn Yhilabelpb bta be9ing Der yS1nae
Mdnnerd)or" am Samftag absuo iein %. Sab
reSfeif.
Barnett uub OiIton bieften geitern
4benb 9feosn in Chicago.
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SaI5nuR.
N~0F4Wn%
SQS yete11 elre Sait LII lSnlne her hmri

0aS Eeten etre gaft III Solge Der ourt oiele
ld'rtdlld'e SranfhFit Ugruriahtsn 2etneu.
80. Meets Il g tter.- Weine Sc renl Bittf
etntbm9tn Sic ncintn beriIid:n 9anf fir Die aroRs
iehr sroGe aYphltbat. fp-Ids mir ourb Dea ge6ruxtt
Shtss 81 Iticurd Ju 3h IL puroe
sci ben lesten ndlt ooer mum 5abreu mar Id uor oes
ltrsdlthsn RraHf4s sfqudIt, rpeIde ais 5ai,hus be-
tanHt lit.
Nonats tang ioar id baaos has asben isIhR mar
mir enr Gat. Cd ba Auss getraubt, lpas aieShtn
hstBt, innriit uno duBsridb poaR n6ia obne Gripla
Wseins 60noe pGrfn in 8rsulidem 3afanoc unb Die
obfrs ssits naooH 9anl rau; ba fam m ai oen @eban.
fen Gutieurd ju oeriupen
SD that 10 una iishe ba. es mar aIs mare en gBun.
Der an mir beurit DUrGsR; tenn d Tam ecidbp5rsu.
bnB naa Orsc1otigsm SebrGu5s orIcIbrn ntstns
9aHSe 10 jdrt iparsn lpie Die enes Heuas5orsueH
anbes
SD iebe porous, ban ss Sun6erte uid,t 8 ~.
leuSe--at t, pstr etrsn $3uiiano tanR,sn. @euetdt
fino uuter AnsH &tniSe. lDebe nit dbuliden petbrn
tebaet iinoi tpenn 10, tn6dte a tbusn ratbeu Gutiz
cura Su prGbren.
Ri btfem Dante Sbr
u. D. BaIer
3tfet.aasut Der &c 3. R. r.
3 ctr o tts SuHFtton, Detroit, Ri1., een
80. JGnGGr 1873.
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ssnrdtbarc Strafe FIR ein br,ttales
4Setbfeatett.

@alDefton, Ger., %. 6ebruar. - Cine
3epeId)e Der gNeipS" meloet folgcnOes @rcig-
nib, welGes iid in Der gtdbe pon 9inoen, GaB
@onntp, 5ugetragen baben loa, ysSrau elarte,
eine geaftete, perheiratbete Dame, tpurbe &C.
itlrn bon einem ltnbefannten gei1dnoet uno
ernorbet. 9ret 0tdnner tpurben al3 Der Shat
perbddjtig perbaftet unO elnsr osrelbelt, meld)er
bas Serbredeu eingeitano, ipurOe BON einen1
Diob auf cntiebitdle gSeile oeritiimmalt. Ssiue
Sletber puroen nit 9ohleaDt qetrdntt unO at
QeSintet, un0 gum Sd)lllie fmiipiteu Die nit
ttenben Siir9er ben nod 5udenoen S6rper an
einem Saune auf. ungebeure 9tufregung
berrlci)t in Der @eqeu0."
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Eefegrap6ifGe 9epe(1sit.
(Serifte Der .afocirrten preIs" far ben .OeutIber
@orreiponbenten."
Snfano-9epefde,t.
Gon9re6=Serbat,oi.taae.t.

gSafbtngton n. %. sSebr.- Sai g Seuats
beantre9te Saparb, baB iit5 Der Ssnat aus
adtung iiir oas augeosnfen gbaibiuaton's,
beilen 9ebnrtstaq beute atlentbalben 9efeiert
tperoer pertage. Sr. @omuues lnterftiibte ben
autrag.
Sor Der Qbitimnung berfunoigte OtcOo=
nolo, haB er 1norgen eine abitiminun9 iibsr bis
Siinipro5ct- Siu forOern uerbe.
gailtp eriubte nm grlaubniB, Elm @fnenaez
aent sur Sausbia Scr. 1898, toeld,e anoro-
nnngen snr llnteritiitung Der He9erz auslpalt=
herer trlftt, etn5ubrlngen. OaS Imenoement
autoriitrt ben Sdatantsiefretdr, bic 3oIab.
gaben auI Die fir ole 9legsr in1portirten teiOer
II. |. 10. gu erlaiien.
lin II llhr perta9te fiji Der Ssnat bis
morgen.
ssns Observation-Disclosures
lpuroen bsridlieotne neue g5orlagen unb 81
ld3liilie untcr gSerleiung Der 2ite ber Staaten
ltne Serritorien eingebradt.
Inter Nnberen bratte Yan Sorhis (R.-g J
eiNe Bill etll, ipeldbe bas ge9enm1rtiae Sanfe.
rott9eIet tplberruit uno oas Sanferottaeeb pom
Sabre 1867 nebit alien ieinen Suppl. .lnertar.
Seroroaungen pieoer etnliibrt.
Gofrotb (Bennl. unterbrettete eine Bil 3l1r
@inietuns eines Benfionsseribts, iuel6es aus
el1lem Sbarrtd1ter nno pier bsiiibeuSeu Ribteru
beileben loft. Die Rihter iinS bon Dem Brd,
ftoenten nit @ensbnltgung Dss Senats sll e.
nennen. Sin ieber 8idter ioll etn 5alar Don
$4,000 pro Sabr erbalten lluo niht abaeiebt
tperoen, 10 lauge er iid Hidts su 5aulben
fommeu ldBt. Das 8eri1t iotl in @albina=
ton tagen llno alle Yenitonsanlprii9e 10 i9neil,
als m0glid, srlsoigsn.
gtadoeni Die Otorgenitunbe osritriden ~ ar,
puroe Die rsgelntdBige @eiddftsoroEuug JUS
penoirt, nno Die So. anott (ap.), Glari uao
Oabts (WO.) bielten Nebeu gu @bren oes Qn.
oenfsEs oes peritorbenen Rsprd sntanten u
Dt. 2oD aus Wiiouri.
lin 10 Minuten mad 2 llbr pertaste Fb
AaS SouS
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nus Oct Bnnoes=Samptftaot,


gS bington, %. sSebruar. - Oas
grobuS @olnite bes Senats pernahm beuts
6rn. y. 81. WcGosfep aus Eerre 5aute,
Sub, eiuen iiber5eugungsfeften 6epublitaner.
DericIbe beseuste, DaB In itiner @eaeno he's
Staates Snoiana nlehr 4rb'itcr uuo 6ano
tperter iuobnen, als Saiddftiauna finoen t5u
men. 0sr Poitaaent @alfer, Elm Ieqer, tbsilte
oem 3eugen tuabrertb elmer uMterreounq il,
3srrs 6ants nit, sr (SDalfer) babe auf beli1 i'm
listen Serblte 5u gtalbpiQe abaebaltenen Neger.
@onpeilte anItalten 9etroffen, unt 10000 ST.
GET St1In'ngebsr nab >Snotana 81 lt)ldsn unb
ben Staat fiir Die Jiipublifaner 81 9eroinuen.
-Ofebrere anoers 3eugen iuurben pernommen,
iubefien enthielten ibre 4nga6sn 1liebts JesueS
Gtne 0e..r;uisune bon $3 90 100 iiir Die Nots=
ie.Seao;a In S5sIauo.
OaS Sdusi@ Dlntte ilber a18lpartiae Inaele,
9enbeiten trltruirte heute ietHeu Soriissr, gii1s
itigen Serid)t iiber ben Sti6luB gu erltaften,
tpel6er cine Sermilli9uug fir Die Notbtcioenz
ben IN Srlaiib peroronet. Oas @onlite bat bet
Velhlub oahtn Gnenoirt, bab Ct 100000
anftatt hes uripriin9lid)en Setra9s bon $780,
600 oeripilli9t.
Ber.t,iss,tes.
Ser BON 90. q. Saupbin gegen Sen @euez
ralpoltnletier Sen eiugeleitete BroseB, meld)er
bas pom 2eetere1l erlaiiene 8srbot 0eaen Die
9lblieferung regiitrirter yriefe uno 4us5ahunq
bon Boit= =9dbanmeiiungen an 2otterit @eieQz
idaiten inpolpirter ipurbe beute gu @uHitsn oes
@eneralpo oitnleilterS entid)itbe1r.
General geaursgaro eridien beute Dor bent
0aus @oulite iiber Boitdmttr uuo truq Elm
ldngereS 9lr9unlent 3u @uniten Ger 9ouiiiana'er
2otterie Dor.
9as Spe5ialeGonite DeS l6auie8 III 8etreff
zines interocGanilfen aanals pernahm beilts
iueitere 2(nsiagen Oes Srn. @rnit Ottbmaun,
beS amerifantiden 0eianbten in 8oaota.
9as Saus=&omite iiber Miiusell, WaBe unb
@eipidte bat leinen Soriieer, Den N,prdiell=
tanten StepenS, angemieieu, Dem Sauie einc
g,il 5u unterbrelten, meld)e Die Gtablrunq
zines Qhap= =amtes in Arisona peroronet.
6sprGlelltant 2eiepre's sStl, lueld1e uerIdi,s
bene 0taBregeln 5ltr llnterbriidltng bon &iebz
ieuden anorbnet, tplroe heute Dem 0auie ullz
terbreitet uno bon bteiem Dem 4dsrball. Sonlite
ilbermieie1l.
gine Delegation aus bbilabelp9ia fam beute
bier an, Inn hem @ongreiie Soritsllun0en iib,r
Die gaotGmGnDigfeit bon Serbeiierungcn in
9elaware, Sdupltill unb Der Delalpare 8ai
Su MAIDEN.
Gin ebenali9er SolOat, tpsl9er ieit pielen
Sabren cine YelIiiou beSieht, bat Das BenHonS-
unt Dor <rSem alien @ruittS nm eiHe Gr>
bDbnn9 leiAes Dt6natSgelDeS erlud)t, ,pcil ieiue
Sran am 6belmati8ulus in Der red1ten t5iifte
l9ibet.
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9tcf1uarft tn 8bElapclrs,ia.

Me t 5 btl06elp . bia, %. 5,bruar.-
0tin0oteb lebbaft, 3uIubr 210O, prima 5u
54-6, CUTE 5}-5@, Dfitteljortc 499-5, or6t-
nGrf 34-4aa.
@9aote lebBaFt, s3nfltgr 5000, prina c.
CT, quite 53-54, Wlitteliorte 5-54, oroindre
43-44.
Sdweine feit, 3ufubr 1900, primu II,
quite ca, oroindre 644-644.
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SAS dd,te
9r. 6. NcQQne'B
berij6mte 2(mcrifauii4c
1Ourml : ]1litteC
v0crnaifMge."

SgHsptomc boa 9Siirmerm.
GoS @cidt lit bleid unO bleifarbig, ,ett>
~@petie bren1leno roth OOer eiH unr0tbeter
Sled auf einer. Ooer ouf bcioen g8angea; Ois
Au9en lucroen tribe; bic YupiGeu ermeitern
iid; Elm bldulifer Solbfrel8 5cbt it nm 0as
untere aH9cnticb; Die gtais 1T entSitubet, eez
ld)poilcn nno blutct 3uptil.n: Die Sberlippe
ldjtutllt an; btu uno lpieeer &opimeb nit
Sauisu in ben GBrtu; eine ungep6bnlidle
Sptid)ds Gbion0erung; idbl;mt9e uno belegte
j3ungc; Atbcm iebr iibclrideno, beiOnoer8 oes
0}Or9,n8; 2lpetit perGnOerlih, 3uweilen III
6CiBGuugr nit uagtlloem @eTiiblt i'm Diagen
ausarteno, 3u onOcru 3siten wieOer gan3tia
maugelu0; fiiididge Sdmer3en i'm Uta9en;
5cittpeiie llebelteit unO grbretbm; beftiQe
Sdnter5en i'm llnterlst6; unregGlmdBiser
Gtublgang, 3u 3ctten uerfoPit, i1l,imi9, uuo
bdufg nit Vlut permiidjt; Der geib it geihnolz
len unb bart; Der llrin tribe; oas Atbmen
erid.mert. begleitet bonn Shlnd3tr; man4-
nal troteutr nu0 trampihafttr !6Hilen; unrus
biger untsrbgotbeuer Sbfai nit 3ibnefilir=
5deu; Gcmp0atur DIdnoerlib, i'm AQJenlei-
Heu nber reiSbar, Ii, |. u.
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&altes Tieber.

Gs 9ie5t tein befereS Abfibrntittsl Dor oOer
no9 beal @ebraud1e BON Gbiuiu. als Bug
girulittel ilnD fe HnUergleihlid.
gian 9dte ii6 Dor 6G5i9un9eu.
Die 1dten Iino ME iiber3latert.
Scae Sd)ad)teI hat eineu rotben 9adlsitt9eI
ouf Dem 9edel mt Der SnSbrtft 9r. Vc2ane's
&1oer- BiGs.
Seoer ilmihlag bat be Si9natureu BON s.
Ne2ane unb 6lemiug Bros.
99eu perlan9e bic aebtea Dr.. s. Wc9aue'S
2ehtrs Billel, pTGparirt BON 5lening Bros,
AL 9ittSburg, Ba., eenn Der Warft ift uou bon
Rodabnlungcn oss Raueu W c2ane, ant
Gers bu6itabirt, aber bieielbe ausiprabs.
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Or.G. %. .sane's 1SeGer-9 Ten

perocH nidt empfabten Qts Seilmiltd gegeu
,alle QeiOeu, beusn oas 6leiid) unt3rtban it,"
onOern gcgen Srantbeit Der 0eber; bei biliSicn
geidjrpu0en, Di3papiic unO franfbaften Sopi=
ipeb, ODER osrarti9en llebeln, iino ie uaiibsr-
trefftidl.
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gSaftinatoa's tSeburtstag 1t, Wor=
fuLf.

N0rtotf, Slr9., %. Sebruar. a1n5e
gtabt pran9te beute 81 Gbren bes @eburtstagS
g8ailington's I'M 8lsggenlhmude rno aIle
GeId)Gfte maren eiugtnellt. Die baupteraigz
nlle oes Cages maren Die Sabre8uerIammlung
beS gtati0nalDereinS Der Tttaranen OeS marifa,
nll6en Srieges llnb Die iin 2aufe Des Nad)nlitz
tags ab9ehaltene Yarabe. Die Suuoestruppen
aus Sort Utollroe, Wotrolen uno Rdrin3iois
oaten ans bern 6lottenbauboie, rYptbiasz
8itter," stabettell, Snpaltoen unb Miilis@Sr=
9antationen aus peri9iebenen @egeuoen bes
Staates nahnen an benz 3uge Gbstl.
Ser g}ereiu Der merifanld)en Stterauen er=
tuahlte in ieinem Gonpent ale bauptdtlid)en
8eanlten auf's Jfele unb beld)loB, iene uGbite
Sahresperiamnlung III Gouispile, 8p,, ab,uz
halten. @eneral s. 6. g4illianis ans &eltz
tudp belt Die bauptiddlid)e Gebe.
strtetter=Wirren lit st. SouiS.
Cincinnati, %. Sebrllar. 0epa>
id,e aus ct. 2onis beridltet, oab iid ots 4rbeiz
=SerbGitniiic in iener StaOt inlner unqiiue
figer 9eiiatten. NusItanoe Der gSaaner, Dt0=
bellfreiner, Weiiing0rbeiter, @iengisBer uuo
Solsduiter iinb bereits i'm 8an9e, uno Die
Snhrleute, stnltreid)er, ,gerbsr, ,Maurer, 0ruder,
Vadirer, Sd)nei6er unO anoere SanbDerfer or
saniiiren iid), nm 2obnerb0bungen burh 0e,
neiniame grbeitssinitelluug b1trnsuieben. Ill-
9cr1leine llnSufriaoenbeit barrIf)t Inter Den 4rz
beitern oller Snbuitrieslpeiae. Die aobl,ngrG-
ber in Der ltugebuus BON Hetlepttle, ST., BRO
bsn ebenfall8 nit einem 4usitanbe.
Hsgulatorem=lsst,uefe, lst Bits
9tntess.
orfolf, Sirg, %. 6ebr. - Sobn Oae
aier, Elm nabe 9eep=@rest anidIiigsr Warmer,
mad)te iib burdj bic fietultbe 9euauigfeit, nit
fpsldler er auf Der Seobahtuug oes Gin3du.
nungs= @eistes Fence Law beItauo, bel alien
ieinen Nahharn perb0bt. SH Der Jtaf)t pom
letten Oonneritage muroe feline BobHuug BON
einem DIob nmrlngt, toclAer eine 6iiilaoe auf
bas pa!ls unterbtalt, bis iidb 0o3ier nit eine1u
gteger bur6 Die btHtere 8biire eHtfernte uno in
ben nabe seleseueu gSulo fob. Der Jfeger
tpnrbe anI Der Slud)t bon elmer auael getroff,u
Ino tobt nieOer9eltredt. SS iest TT feiner Der
Sd)uloigsn perbaftet tuoroen.
Gtn oblem6l=Drano.
Gincinuatt, %. 5ebr.-@tns Depeide
aus Glepelanb melbet, baB ettua 1900 fsab Sel
gegen uhr heute Jtahmittag a1s eiuem 8e<
balter in Der StanoarbzS zSeIraffinerie Scr. 4"
ausliefen nub SSeuer fiusen. Der Greef uno
Der SluB nahe Der Raffinerie itnb nit breuneus
Dem Sel bebedt nnb gfeihen StrDnen bon
filIl9enl Seuer. DIE Selperfe id,iuebem in
GROCER gefahr.
GIebelaub, O., %. sSebr.-Oas Neuer
tullrbe ourd] 500 arbeiter, lueld]e slnen Damn
iiber &inssburB-9tun balten, inter Goutrole
ssbred)t. Man idsatt ben Serfuit auf $34 900.
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SMmtttSeit pper Saliffnk
all cen &5aAOca gebelll. - Gld Olnlaaangs.
Briri,

VIZ DAH S'AtoNIt tNuktk- - StH SINtIuuuu4S@
Btiei.
50. Weets & y otte r.-Ueine ofrrenl Rans
Gem id Sabre lang nit Sdlptnorn ober SaIIdui1 re-
qudif 8ene:th fuGr uro mGnrn aurr oeroisuitu Doll
lGr b'naus9rporIeT hute, ma1ts it sinen StrIut NIT
@utieura, uno Soft ifi Sanf, met 0inOr fins
nur gut: 5b bate nis @tpas. mas mir 10 pobl tbat
ptt Dies.
sic moser oou msiner giitbeituns bsIisbia gsbrauh
MAIDEN, lno th lUiniGe nus. baf C8 Qn0eren arr,ri
Sethenosn tbfnio mobllb Zig lem mogt d,s eg mir
mar. sd bin bier Dobbelanut oenn Id tpuh ftnnrt
htlnab iinfJetn Sabre bier un0 bab. Rufaduler os.
baltsr, um msiren untfrhalt III 9siUInnen Oft tp1r
msin prr3 ihiprr, 5urdt, Id wirSe nit lnelaen
nuroen panafn gar Ridlts mtbs ttun t3nner, uno ID
bats tcd fir cine fIsins ifaulHie 4u ioraeu absr
Sott iets achdnt! 3 .uDe fao tgt eut uuD 10
eaH.e ida 9bren nod stnnial.
5bre srgeberne
eli tnbetb SGfIsa.
2tttlfton, R.sG., 81 Wiai 1873
SteG u curG=0 ell NJ tie mer6en prGpes
tirt pom BCet5 & Nptef, Gbeulitr mo apotaefrT.
9fr. 800. gSolBnatonzStr., SoHan, JGii., un6 iIls
bei alien apotbCt5rn Su babrn. Yrsis 6eS @uttcrra
IN fleintn G6nodten 81 @eHtS; groBcn ShudbteIn,
mede 3mei uno tlu bel6 Gial roUicl ais Die tleneH
ehtbaItcn 81. Jte folcentsl pro Hlaibe. Us
ttcaEa@ 9elfe . @rnt5, mittelit oer Bot 30 Ste;
StHG 10 Gents.
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Gltiabetb SafIea.
9tttIst0n, N..N., 3g Mat 1873.
SOHins,
polta' 'id,e eletirtldle
TItaIter.

DEIIt UtlItI 6t1tn Sfri 3Hfs
IItaIter. runn tu8erbtnouna mil Dem
puu0erbar be eb n0eu una
rfcrGtoep Ngers gIeitriy yit6t rno Dem bst,1 ttocn
GtQenidafu uriersr etgeusn ouiftqeu BalIdme 1ue
Staten. Ju tranie unc ldWGdye guugen 3 riaopTeu,
Wierrn 6mei gen, EsbtrIebsn, biltUie 4phl, 51u de
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The Boor on th> Railroad Car.

1t must be discouraging indeed, writes
a Chicago editor. TO the railroad compa-
MES. which are yieing with each other to
surround Passengers with comfort and
luxury. to have the Doors so frequently
for passenger for he appears under so
many forms that it is impossible to al
WAYS detect him and put him i'll the
smoking car, where lie belongs. In fact,
the boor sometimes appears III feminine
attire. 1t almost disguSts one with demo
cratic institutions that passengers who
recognize and appreciate the reincments
and comforts of parior cars must ehfure
the presence of the boor. 1t seems very
stranoe when car windows are 50 easily
opened. that peanut shells, orange peel
annie cores, and remnants OF lunch DC
scattered over the floor. to offend the
sirht OF other passengers. 1t is unpar
donabc to permit child t" smear the
nIush of damask covered seats with breat
and butter. or to let it finger the backs
of chairs with greasy hands. 1t is pro
yokinG to every person OF sense TO SCI
the boor take hold of a handsome adjusta
BILE curtain and Jerk it down with sucl
force that it pulls off the roller. Tn
boor octs into one OF the dainty littl
dressing rooms at the end of a parlor ca
and the next passenger finds the prett
little silvcr-plated pump handle jerke
out of place and broken. When he goe
out of the car he always carries hi
satchel SO as to strike the shoulder c
every passenger on his way. In fact h
wailing nuisance and bore, and
'estion how to get ii
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100, az 81 Will deal with the events or ,I
bw ,ti IL own fashion now pretty well unrert
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f-nsiish language. and printed Tor fhn 'ae III tii
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on. ION very much larger than ~ NJ
ah! other American nevsn,ran man mat OF
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and poad T"f o. me and all ways of thinking bur
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ms is reason It is, and will continme IN lpt: FOR
or intart oi party class. clique ora niznt;!
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appear on the surface: il has - thal do not
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Sccna i'o' 10 chastSe the first class iIstr. .he
men ni, ho uiscouhtcnance the third All hn ,i
mistsLnn .r y. convictions. whether sound nr
no r. "se its friends. And The Sty ,,ai. ",
nH p'he" OF telling the truth To- il 5rta makes
MN It's friends whenever occasimn ''ir i ana
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will f. ca are ,ne principles upon which The Sx
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/, NE rE year 1889 will be one in which ma ,,,.,.
airs II is i, aiord 10 close his eyes to public al
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L. W. ENGLAND d.
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ness 90 as it might or ought. 1t is OF
little use to get up by fits and starts, like
the French marshal, who used to display
superhuman activity for season, and
then lie in bed for a week together
What we want rather is to imitat the
great duke, his master, who rose With
machine-like regularity, and who said,
when some one remarked OF his narrow
iron betlstead that there was no room to
turn round Oh it, ''When its time to turn
round, it is time to turn out"
Those who have been accustomed from
their earliest days thus to turn out
think nothing of it; the only difficulty
to them would be to keep in bed when
their time for getting up has come
Habit reverses difficulties; and so the
miller, whose ear is used to the noise OF
the water-wheel close by, that would
KEEP any one else awake half the night,
only wakes when the wheel happens to
stop. And this habit of regularity in
rising is so much more easily acquired
in early life, that young people can not
be too earnestly persuaded to keep 1t up
as regards, at least, the regularity
when they leave home to go forth into
the world, and not imagine, as too many
do, that it is freedom then to be unpnnc-
tual in the morning.
But though this, like every other good
habit. is more difficult to be acquired the
older we get, because then we have to
..nearn as well as learn. it is never too
late to acquire it. Habit, however, II
must become, or the attempt will only
, be an uncomfortable struggle of little
real advantage. But let the resolution
be come to, never once. under any consid
Grafton, to fail in the mechanical impulse
to rise at the hour fixed on. Let no al
:, lowance be made, except under specia
circumstances (and the rarer these thu
= better). for later hours at night. lie
this be adhered to rs the broad, honest
matter of fact rule OF our waking life
and it will be found that, though not b,
any means easy, it is the easiest and tn
surest way to master the difficulty,
difficulty there be. and to attain the lib
erty of those who are free to get out
bed when they know they ought.
O. Such liberty is no inconsiderable gal
n to any one. 1t is hard to say that an
i one is the man he might be, without ii
~ Granted that we may do well i'll life i
r. spite Of weakness and intirmity of pun
,o pose on this particular point, it yet II
en- mains more than probable that we shout
"a do better still if we had it not. The folt
10 ing of the hands i'll sleep for just ont
w half hour every morning makes up, {
i, we may hastily calculate, loss of iittce
days of twelve hours each in the yea
Besides. who can tell what depreciatio
y, in sterling worth of character is secret
: and continuously worked by not actin
:. up to what conscience says is right ,
IL ~ -,
:, With all allowance for human trai.t
and with full consciousness that none a
perfect, the truth must be admitted TIL
- it is not good, nor sensible, nor thoroug
ly manly. to be hurried in duty, and ha'
precious time shortened, and begin tt
=. day by being beaten, because we can II
get out of bed