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POLICE GASES.

The following cases were disposed
of by acting Mayor O'Neill last
evening and this morning ~
For using abusive language tow
ards Elizabeth Young, Bridget was
required to pay so and costs. !g
George Thompson for assaultlngg
his wife was mulcted in the sum OF
50 and costs.
For a similar offence Abram Hahn
was required to pay 50 and costs:
Charles Crow for assault and bat
terry on Cornelius Krohn was re-
uuired to pay SO and costs. 'of1
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Convention Assem- bIed.

special 10 6AZErTE.
CINCINNATI, June "a, 10 35 a. m.
The Convention was called to order
at 10 80 o'clock.
There was great cheering as the dif-
ferent organizations same into the
Hall with bands playing national ais.
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Officers Elected.

On Tuesday night officers of Reynolds
Encampment, No. 8. I.O.O.F., were
elected for the ensuing year as follows
P.-Merritt y. Perkins. 'nO
H. P.-Peter U. Daley. -..7 a.' .i
s. W.-Alexander Guthrie. rlt.
Scrihe-W, II. Foulk. --- . b ,
Treasurer-Wm. T. West. -'I e. '4i
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SECOND EDITION
FROM CINCINNATI.
6 f -.I I4r a...p ~
.5rast.4a. bees .N....
I bird Days Proceedings
10 si7 Ti.i
HANCOCK NOMINATED.
.4 ..q 1H4
Second BALLOT.
HANCOCK ........................... fVo
lnoen...... ...........s. ..s...............'''. -
Bayard, ,,......""....... .........
denurlckS, ........ .......,.......'.....' oo
I bird Days Proceedings
HANCOCK NOMINATED.
sE ~oND BALLOT.
The Hancock Boom

\. CINcINNATI, June 24.-10. A. NJ.
Great excitement attends tine opening
of the Convention this morning, and
crowds began to enter Music Hall long
before 10 o'clock. The Commercial this
morning says Ohio and Indiana will go
for Hancock to-day, and he will be
nominated on the second ballot.
It is thought that the platform will be
adopted before ballotting is resumed.
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NoTE.-Among the scattering Colo.
RADIO cast 5 for w. A. Loveland Iowa
2 for Mcdonald Kansas, 10 for Ew-
ing; Kentucky, 1 for Mcdonald
Massachusetts, 2 for Randall Michi-
gan, l for Lathrop and / for McClel-
Ian New Jersey, 8 for Randall and
for Parker North Carolina, 1 fol
Judge Black !; Pennsylvania 1 fol
Jewett and l for Randall Connecti-
cut, ! for English /; Wisconsin, fol
Mcclellan,
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as fOIIOWS :

form NJ by Supervisor whiteley and his
l1arh nparI. ~ and will be forwarded to the
c,ersN, Gensns nsnsrtment I at Washington at as
OshSus anir day AS possibl The returns
from the country DISTRICTS have s not yet ss
,,omnleted before July lst. IL
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Meetings Tonight.
INT RsDAY.

|yton Lodge, No. I, X. OFF.
en Lodge, No. 81, |. . o. f.
Igtsun Lodge, No. 2, |. U. o. f.
|nhallah Lodge, No, II, |. .. X. NJ.
llilns'on DIVISION, No. !, :. OF T.
" CouhcIi, No. 2, Jr., .. u. A. M.
man Mutual beL eficial society No
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.ro,eedings of the Cincinnati
tE I,,l lToF'tp' o( the chicago Convention
t,a' Il'.'r u, TOO voluminors for the
fn',,''s p nre.. to publish in detail and
y n. rs Ssrood the space of the coun-
keeklies.
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Especial J 4 induces ultimate trouble
70 he sSs, II this true in ,is t,ouoie
alwayss ssNm. stem. Dr. Buil,s AZ ppacs-
be llfe it.aye save time and tronhia more
p the loy prompt and di, imas. ano
nning OF sickness 'uoicious
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New York Nominates Randall

Special despatch to GAZETTE,
.t CINCINNATI, June "a.
: Peekham, of New York, appeared
on the platform and said he had re-
ccived letter from Mr. Tilden, great
cheering) renouncing his candidacy
for President. He then read Tilden's
letter, already published, amid grea'
applause and said New York had
agreed upon candidate. His name
was Samuel ]. Randall, of Pennsylva-
MIA. ,.. .Ms,. y.t4
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The names of the various candidates
placed in nomination were read to the
Convention. Breckenridge of Kentucky
demanded ballot, and Judge Hoadly
moved to adjourn. A vote by States
resulted in 3173 In favor ofadjonrnment,
and 359a against it.
A ballot was ordered. 1t resulted as
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
The 18th DAY of July 1880,
at 2 OIcIOck, p. ma,


The following describei real estate. viz
All that GER atc lot of land and three
stored brick dwelling house thereon sitn-
M ed i'm the city Of WilmiI gton, Aforesaid
bounded and described as follows 10 wit:
Beplnning at the westerly side of Sh1pley
str. ct between second aud Thiid streets,
nj the centre of the party wall between
This and tue dwelling formerly or Hrimtn
Meushal now of Henry Garrett ADJOINING
The south. thence westerly through tne
enter, of said wall and parallel 10 IniIo
al r. Ell 40 feet, thence northerly paraiiel 70
Shipley street about feet iucnes. tnence
we.ttrly parallel TO Third street and
pnssing over the middle OF the wen ot
water ; O as to divide the same Into two
ea ual parts for the use OF Doln properties
81 rect, theme southerfy parallel to Ship
lev street about 3 ftet inches. thence
westerly parallel 10 Third street SO feet to
4. easterly side OF a i've feet wide alley
leading iuto lhird street, thence north
erly by said alley side and parallel with
Shipley street, ~ feet 9 inches, thence
essierly parallel TO Third street by other
lands Of the said Henry Garrett w feet to
the aforesaid westerly side Of Shlpley
street, aud thence thereby southerly ~
feet and inches to the place of beginning
be the contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken In execution as the
|, properly OF DAVID H. BARBER and
4 MARY E., his wife, JSnn B. Stradley ano
| Caroline d., his wife. and Daniel Smitn
and ADELAIDE c., his wife. and {. t., and 70
be Sas,t sold sy once. ISaS SsN 81 oa.tis tie jans rs
| 1851 jeN- -eodts,
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lrasoIs and Sun Umbrellas.

lies In search If tne best ASS Irtment
Hrosols ut the mt ST rea enable price,
ce'talnly inspect the stock OF Rus-
4 spencer. ASK to See their 2G inch
Umbrella at t-.OO. A real bargain.
|ea.gt.
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The rising generation ought to be pro.
tect ed against the supplying influence OF
Opium preparations. We call attention
of ali mothers to the fact that DR.. Bulbs
Baby syrup Is absolutely free from Lau-
danilm or other Opiates.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24
PREACHING TONIGHT.

Elder F. A. Chick will preach this
evening at the Old School Baptist
Meet House, King street, above
Tenth. at 7 80 O'Clock.
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i
adopted. The Chair appointed Sena-
Tor Mcdonald of Indiana and Butler
of South Carolina, and Mr.. Thomas
O'Connor of Tennessee committee
to conduct Gov. Stevenson to the
chair.
GOV. sTEvENsoN's SPEECH.
GENTLEMEN OF THE NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION: am
profoundly sensible of the honor
md responsibility of this high trust
Is mark OF your personal and po-
litical confidence. l can find no
words in which t" express my deep
sense of your Partially in this un-
looked-for distinction, but l know
better than any one else can know
that | am not indebted for it to any
personal merit of my own. know
iull well that it is tribute to that
Gallant old Commonwealth from
which | come for her unwayering de-
votion amid tempest and calm, sun
shine and storm, to the Democratic
principles of the Constitution of the
United States. Cheers. In the
name. therefore, of the Democracy
of Kentucky, from the Big Sandy to
.he Mis sissippi, from the Ohio to the
Cumberland Gap, i'll their name i
return you their thanks for calling
one of the humblest of her sons to
Dreside over your deliberations
iCheers.l representative men ol
,he Democratic party, | welcome
you to Cincinnati. / greet YOU in
| his grand council assembled, where
YOU come from every State and from
every Territory to take counsel to
rether for the preservation of the
| Constitution and the perpetuation o
free principles. There is joy in YOU
coming. l see in the mass Of uplift
ed faces before me a determination
that the flag which we shall put ou
shall be borne triumphantly to vic
tory.
Mr.. Tilden and Mr.. IIendrick
[great applause] preferred to Civ
up the high offices to which the.
had been called rather than by
revolutionary and bloody struggl
to give comfort to those who denie'
the right of the people to govern
and while Mr.. Tilden of New Yor
and his compeer, the statesman @
Indiana, have acquiesced in tina
Government, they have done it t
promote what the Democracy hav
al WAYS said: Ready obedience t
law is essential to the preseIvatio
of liberty. Applause Althoug
they did not enjoy the high honor
which they had been elected, ca
say, in the language of the poet;
"More real Joy Marcellus exiled feels,
Than Cesar with Senate at his heels
: IApplause and laughter.l Gentle
, men, you have the privilege to r.
! sent that wrong committed upon tn
Constitution Of the United State
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24
Roll Call.

Special to GAzRTTE. .''
- cINvINNArI, june II, 1000.
The roll of States is now being
called for second ballot. 1t is as
follows: .. u.
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REDUCTIONS,

w M. Keunard Co. have made great
r.dnct,ons in the prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24
A Light subject.

Alex. H. Laws, the Inspector of
Coal Oil for this city, gives the fol-
lowing as the quantity of oil inspec-
ted by him since July last: -.
soS., ' na..aIa Gallnna
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24

|ayy Of the corrrsp'nu"l's from
s.nna,i to ;he morning dailies pre-
|, Inc nomination Of Hancock on tie
Id ballot to-day,
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NoTICF.-An annual meeting OF the
IN stockholders of the Wilmington
Iity Railway Company, will be he on
Tue sday, July l3lh, inst, st O'Clock P.
M, al their otiice, for the purpose OF elect
ing directors for the ensuing ytar. fl'
SAMUEL CHAMBERS.
je24-3w. I' tt- Seer. tary.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24

|, ycocK the great sOldier-states-
.1 ii. choice of James A. Bay
:. 1893, has just been nominated
}" - :. next President of the Uni
hates
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24

!. c,prrrLp's record promises y"
!, ~ ..,,v associates a good deal Of
| rho New Yo k corr sponden'
philadelphia L dgsr saws that the
| ,Doupplful # the Republican
T., IN New York are making mp
.;rd, ,ba, he will "have 10 sonr-
.n,e the D macratic demand for
bplsndior.'
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24

Ey,r,, :,000 INCREAsE.-The
Haitian - N ilnincion since 1870
L,c,s, ed l,dM. This is about 33
lsu, and slnnlh he very satisfhcicr,
b r. reoplq ccnsid,rlnr tie long term
hard times.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24
|at gully Sasstts.

,,n may be found ,as on patslls.rtis,ns tlls at SsS;
ss % ,,IT spTqSssem be- made nJi fOritin New orx.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24

Pfas cinghams and Prints
anu Comp eLe a>surt uent at ku
'Peuce 8. Prints at all prices, from
'p'' Safn' Je22-2t.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24

During this time the Inspector con-
demned 440 gallons Of oil, as follows:
Jul, 3, 12O gals. owned byA.D. Vandever
Sept. %, l2o -"
Jan. 10, 120
April ID, 80
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Permanent Organization.
GOV. sTEvENsoN's SPEECH ON TAX
ING THE CHAIR.

ING THE CHAIR.
The report of the Committee on
Permanent Organization was finally
adopted. The Chair appointed Sena-
Tor Mcdonald of Indiana and Butler
of South Carolina, and Mr.. Thomas
O'Connor Of Tennessee committee
to conduct Gov. Stevenson to the
chair.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-24

States
, 1880-03-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
~ eminent English authority recently
!nanno,inccd nn "9crlbncr's Monthly"
1.-THE Greatest Literary Success Of
- the CedtQfY."


rbc HScW England journal Of Education"
~: Amerlc"@ @ nay wfll e to.'d pf scl,
e SsTjsy jay," The Lo.!tlon "ilitistratcd (Pennyl
SSsh sS.Snsrh says: "Wltl, Its iNInitab1y tlntslietl
!!,ansep f. and ID admlfnton Of ti,s nrt wofd." ''
fgI fTha Aprff number Just issued ends the
S1Snr |'nt rha YS,IN; Ne1 '"Esens post" ii"rt
1%u 1Se u.crics by Eugene Schuyler On "Tetcr THO
G@nsi." ~ rs "the most notable event III mod
y1sI M Inlngazfl,o tlterat1lrc." Ihe style is 30
5,mplc ant yet ~ graphic tl!at It Interests not
e,.'d e,ad a. M I. xt.book in tito schools.
'Tho Iley. pr. Egg!rston writes Of Mr..
G,es, s@ y IN m saribnor: ' Gable ca cat, S,Sl Sli
ihsi ut galt, the rest u rs who writ; Amcrican
81; sf3, s,ess s'st of wn4F ss5s1Gr it t' him. "t SIT
nsuT1nett, ~ thc Cincinnati "Con'Sercial snys: a;s:
vi promises to ho as inimltablc as 'rhat
81 $sSestibncr's Is tho only American periodical
M M:;th S: M yet sto fitaoa II Enand rf9 1enr elae'ISS
Fn6w enters. upon its SECOND decatle, nid
iho work Of winning q second hundred tl10,1-
md at home. Its renders friday arc estl-
mated nt moro thnn half a million.
anIc!e by Tl,eo. /. De Vlnnp {printer Of tho
q q geat intercst; ti,e last Of Nir. HOES pa-
pers on "Succcss with Small Frulta," with
menty- -four ctlnr1nlng Illustrations; "EfGhty
titles in 1ndfann Cnyerns,n with ill,lstrt-
ua,s: "Tho Orchestra Of o-lay." by Sidney
ianies, ETC., etc.
Price, 81 d year; 81 cents number.
All now subscribers after ti,fs tnte WHO
afe the back numbers, beginning November
1T, will receive Instead Of the six Hnln,uill
numbers the bound volume, November, 10,
toAprl!, 80 (containing ull of "Suecess with
sPcicr sp tie Great,' . "'rhe "REMINISCENCES" and
sI0uisFnNn W. without extra clnrge.
SEI&IDNEn s. CO., NCW York,
, 1880-03-20
SCIENCE FOR ALL,

We hnve received Parts II, l9, md IL Of
Science for ALL" published by Cassell, Pet
ter T. Galpin. Tho object of the publication
Is to taka the everyday incidents Of lifa anl
tho co1nmonest objects which surround us
mud show IN simple and clear lnnguage the
scientific principles which untlurie them md
whose operation they illustrate. This object
appenrs to be attained In tho numbers before
us. The text Is unincnmberGd Will, teellNl-
cal language, tho descriptions clearly writ
Science continually progresses. yet the ms
jnrfty OF people know very little about Its
elementary fncts, or even the causes Ut .0rtlt-
nary natural phenomena. SlIrh n publlca-
tU 3 q srsce ts G W" o ssa wosrs M 70 y nyssa
science in Its different branches,
, 1880-03-20


The Catholic World for April Is the first
number af Il new volume. 1t contains art!-
clcs On "1he Genesis Of tho Catholic Church,; !;
MY Raltl into Mexico ~; "'rlIu New Chris
tlanlty -; Mary Stanley"; "The Religious
Struggle IN Ireland within thu Century,;
"American Principles and American Cati.0-
.lics"; "1'he honros Doctrlne": an'l Mr..
l!awklns, Mr.. Crooks, and Harpe1's 'Peeklu."
The Fort7tyhtlv Rcutcw (cdltcd by John
Morley for March is MI Interesting number.
M4tthew Arnold writes on "CopyFlgllt" !;
I4hrti l1oughtor has an essay on n5amuei
OF "Turk!Hh Fnlaeies and British Faeta";
aid i. i: ssas1SS,4 has an art!e!a oa
writes on "'rhe Irish IN England u; Walter
ii. l'ater OIL "'rhe! Beginning of lreek
s;en!!ptarS,",; !; !p,,,;, end Frederic Harrison on
Tho April number OF the International
Ncutctv contains tha following nrtteles:
mMr. Gladstone" by Clement llnKl! ll!ll;
bsssy'nsnt bsSsy sas Il ssii" by Ksrl SS%Shif
IaM A.! M9rIls li;aat" Hy saiai. .: Y WSasiIt@an; SsIt
by G. @. AMlrewsi "rMo uranoMetrla
Argentina OF DIR: Could" by Edward ..
llOllnu: "6un7Suot Cycles atsd EulueMics." d"
, 1880-03-20
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Ernest 1ngcrsoll will discuss the
lsocky.sl9untaia variety OF tlle mule In the
u +: l,utnnlns sous VIII puo!lst. tfans!a-
tI0n Of "Le CApltniho Frncasse," by The0-
pl,tle Gautier, which will form the first vol
r,ne of thetr aTrunsatlnntic Serias of ForaIon
Fiction"
rto !. 1,t,o,uo,,on ~ tbo st,,5v of c,r,,-
Language Among tie Nortli-Alnerlcan In
ttfans." By Col, GRrrick 1fa(lory. U. 8. A..
has lust been Issued from The Government
printing-O11lco Mt washington.
o'.. "' " s"' -...
Charles scrlbller's Sons VIII bring out, sl111-
u'taneoas!y WIN ulo Ehg''sh phoils!,ers' a
translation from tho German OF George
Drandes' "St,ldy Of Lord Deacons!irld," :"
which considers tho English Statesman from
standpoint literary, political, and personal.
Harry 1Jn,t e. Co. vii, p,h,rsh nert wool
Apsiia 1lnhsnn,s "Viauett.M In iii Hhvms' % =
CHI, IN intrS'lict,on ~ sta,i,nnns ny Tl,a
Msssrs' iIoit viii issne at thc sa,i,e tIn,e
Gatla to Modern English History, Part l.:
l6l5lEW,-by WilllalH Cory.
The literature upon tllo subject of torpe-
oes % has jnst ressys4 s an "lSstaat a!t @
n Compfeto History of T:orpetIt,es. md Yheir
SleeplIln,.. SlpHi iate Cnmnia1,dcr % " utton,aG Nav.
1t Is published Mt Portsmouth, Eng.
Mr.. Sitlnav Lnuier musician ns well ns III.
,fratanr wI}l hnvH +, n"ner Il, Scrij,,cr f"r
Nurii .yI,isl, il s,,ti,1"t sstrho ~ nscI,nstra ~
sini"y " "t,ii IL ri:nr and ,,1,tochntnai n.. ~
rn,,mf If fl" ,strciynm mi .ii7"r",,"na ~" nf
, thn nrni,stra, II az iMsttnmcnta o imrnnia1,v
III III aTter ntironniea tha trnintnr ~ ..on,cr
a. nr"hnsfrni wnrie o '''"'''s ~ "0"'e'1
AVA
Sa,y VIII W. e1g, anS sta !',, ~ ctoDs ny e mi s,anr
wors hrn,rht a:t's vcrv III tnrcs III, Manw na
dill ,,nt reniizn fsntetw,ntfcth of fho}r nrin.
@ ;mn, Ms ns,st foHn niitInn ~ rc"ro nrs.
tinma t itn,,n,, nriHt ~ IIfh} ,viti, n,mcrn,,a
uotss AM, rafpamn..s ~. " esS ttus Mt IT, m IN liz
] honIwritlttT M ot Meiulctlion, 1 sold Tor Of tlie @
t"'c""u7's ~" '''co u s.A"'
.Apropos of tho admiration of the London
.tit',cntc,sne for q sentence I'll - 0uttlg's" new
book. /" ne beauty tl,Gt was Athens and no
serves tl!At 1t IS IN sorry mangling Ut the
, 1880-03-20
The Young Ladies' Journal

nths BEST Al0lZlNE for LADIES and FAMILIES,
.,2aS April Number now ready, commences aplen-
III taInHS HsT M hnt3I1 sntis!sd aitn
HGtas i y! an !AMEhhH CDf0hED fAA1i1ON tthEt1ltA.
M, - ,nita 70 y10pltEs, and = HiuANTlG supple
sia1 snt 1ssf uns ynrd square, Mtth ~ iuk
5H,&9isi 5,&l9 NiN0aiE n isArrEiN in COL
G'r Gait,ttMM KIN EEMmEh fO0l4 STRIPE FOR CHAIR.
If ts.,sIH. asc.nIH FA4.rEHNh, otnf 1eYBruk NEW COM
HSIonlRs tllNsttat0di also OBIC. rOErliY,
psgit,n psgt,n AZ ALL HOOK AND NEwsnEALE1s.
sHea. including &la tho supplements, U5 cents.
~ iatera@ttosal News TO-, ct HsstuAu.at., n. T,
atoectpuons received for ali Foreign Publications
, 1880-03-20
r, Fleasures Possible to tho Mind,

f59t FnNcett, tho blind ,ne,ntar Of tho llrfttsh
nxht taeat, says that when, At Is, he lost hts
passionaattsse .atse wero many thlngs Of whleh hs was
pursmfta t9nd. and ha resolved that thnso
Bnsxv vn3oyed salmon@ fshing III tho Tweed or tho
i&t1x'n9[ n[G ~ 5hnn BY did, no one moro enjoycd
na., asg , 2f Witshiro. He ejoye. a. much u aity
sooS ~ ~ GalEon over tho turf IN Company with
III ,asssna' 40 appreciated all the health-K wv
lnd' fhs rfthsot " ioaF row from Oxford to London,
rrfst the lato s0vere frosta nIppcd W i
Ss SaJSxna aany ny geupto. no o,e ID the whols uoaiy
or Iyfv ,s,s 1tof 1aan he. with frend did nifty
H. aects To no spirit nf ekoftsul, but US show
hapbaesas sns1S sn was stil fgf th9 bti,d store of
sf 4 W md determination to avaii fksinselyos
, 1880-03-20
PAY NOW.

~ 10 ths Edttor oy 1hs Chicago Iftbunt.
th1cAao, March 1o.-When arc the taxcs on
ssa estate duo, mad when must they bo paid, and
Hnat u tho penalty for deluyP Your answor will
setue q disputo amongst your
WEsT-8lDR Bupscn1Hxas.
|. tnoy 9ro DUO now. II not pafd by May thoro
~. .p9naltyof Per cent por month or ffactional
tfsrs 1aeteof. Judgment will be applied fur la
Tsa 10y nc aaea will bcga In July Or August,
IEeaxuxAtl ~" s" w nv" - sAao SooatJ
, 1880-03-20
A FORBIDDEN LAND.

Tho first half OF this book ls dry and unfn-
terestlng. While the facts ~ to the history
Of Corea 900 years before the Christian era,
the different tlynastiea that have occupied Its
throne. the peculiar features of the C0rean
alfabet and the geographical nomenclature
OF rivers and islands were probably obtained
only with difficulty and orc the 1sults OF
, 1880-03-20

saddle. Tile statr Of t'omcstles, was very
nttHlest. There were no grntld dinners, ex-
cept on thc slay when the ilrpu'''tc Of Gcnc-
VI sent fA,no'ts great TROUT from Lake 1A.,
g!1csts, wl,o caI,lc by cliancn Or WIRE srlt-ih.
yisrl. t.anlartino 9ftell went for horse
turning unly. ln time for tic .seasloD. 'rhis
wns during !he first yenrs ot li* l'nrlsian llic,
Although to received his friends every ayell-
ing. ti.ere sas niways 1ittlc more ceremony
Iii 1Ht7 Ills wife tllett, a1,tl In 1870 hc fol-
her. Or l'Is death his b!ograper says:, "ifo
was spared physical pain. Ills lust 1,atlrs
were spent H. takfng tho sceds from GRAPES
!hat t,!, cnul hardly carry to his nlotl!. IND
l'e UNDERSIGNED less. than d clllltl. When tho
Inst pagte was finished! l'e l,'kGGa, ~ 70 tlle
whicll Ind intoxicated. fortified. nnd ct'l,.
OF February"
tLaniurlinc md Ills Friends. Iy Henri ,le
I.acrcte![c. translated by Martn Il. thtnit.
New York: q. +. PntMRm's Sons. l'rlcu
Sl,25)
, 1880-03-20

4SEHN y lELHHi Nj N[U HoItA4 u u10I0 kcll-
ernf attention.
4" "Ncuruxthcnin" he Says "is an Amert-
can disease In this, that 1t Ia very mucl, nioru
common hero tllan IN aliy other part of the
Civilized world, and here Il first received lls
name and description
Hitherto, unfortunately, It has been hut
little. studied, for which many reasons may
be given. lis symptoms mrs subjective mud
appear trft!ing and unreal to ona who does
not suffer them; they appeal only Indirectly
successful dtudy Of the .dtsease re.
qulrcs nm. exercise .Of thA reas0,i-
INK na well rs Of the observing powers: in
Investigating 1t too mich dependence has
beet! placed Nh the material fonnti In hos
pitnls, llspcnsarics, and other institutions OF
charity; and, again, physcfntIs have de-
pended t9o exclusively IN European prece-
dents nId experience. Dr. Beard says very
truly:
"Amcricans necd more doctorlng than
ans. y.other people; they have more Illnesses Of
various kllIds-,naJ0r and mlnor-tlan my
or tho European natlp1s. The Amcrl-
cans take very much more medicine, both
prescribed md unprescribctl, tl,an Euro-
pea1lss; They take 2 larger variety; they
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tton. lsy. tieorRe. NJ. BEARD, N. u. New
York: William Wood d; Go. Chicago: W.
L. Keener. Price S1.75.)
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