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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

Ayoob Khan's siege of Candahar is
practically raised. His force has been
weakened by assertions and his cap
ture by the British troops marching
to the relief of Candahar is more than
probable.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04
Saturday, September 4, 1880.

Mr.. Edmund Maurin Of New Orleans is
authorized to act as general agent and rep
resentatiye of the CHIEF, to solicit adycr-
tisements and subscriptions and receipt for
payment thereof.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

Four officers and seventy-fve SOL
diers were drowned near Togrona,
Spain, by the falling Of bridge over
the river Ebr0.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

A shooting match between Denver
and New Orleans rifle teams is to
take place on the first Sunday in Oc-
.tobcr. The teams are to shoot in
their respective cities and the score
of each marksman will be Immediate
~ transmitted by telegraph to the
competing team.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

According to the census just COM
pletcd, Louisiana has Il population of
$40, 900 souls, an increase Of 2O4,o85
since 1870.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

Jesuits expelled from France are
about to form a society for the prop
ogation Of the Catholic faith in Cen
trial Africa. The Pope has given his
consent to the scheme.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

The British steamer Hardwick foun-
.,lered at sea en- route from Odessa to
Bristol with a cargo Of barley. All
on board were lost with the exception
of one fireman.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

There has been more fighting be-
tween Bnlgarians and Roumanian iD-
.snrgents in the Dobrudscha district.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

A fierce storm visited Richmond,
Monday night, inundating a large
portion of the city.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

Planters should not forget that this is
Iile si1Ae OF year to take the CHIEF.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04

Hon. Fernando Wood, NJ. c., of
New York, is dan gerously i'll.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-09-04
acknowledgements luh.

I. w. BROWN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
sFE W"S or T&S H-fb-.

Mioiiter Chlis,.arcg 10 Peru tsJ t9eo l'7o
authority TO use bis owe iut.msn; a. to tAs
recognition OF The iesolrt'o.s'y goFcrfnja6t II
Bshgia.
George f: ancis Faux. h9s a7aa 2'r.s'si q.
SpIioefcit, H., for bi.sa:Y, H3 IS '>po:tad
to have six wives 10 VsfI0u5 par.s ot lt'ip1l=,
Indiana sud PcunSy!v ,pis. Ciargcs q t4Gs'ly
al d arsop are as, peooins ata'oa' h'm.
o. Tuesday everinG iai.l H'u ! ! ~ She
At IN Methodist Grrs wpa uhuich ia Wash
;ugt,n, Ps rqulio& TIC il c!io:e"c2 oi TUG
the police Iur Il ~. Mr. Cant, he mlolset
CHARGED ,rat an st:cupt bad hocu VIC 10 xii
bin, eLd be- VS. e.cort, d 10 bis nome.
Geo. Gract s1a Esf,y p,.sgG Il GU 'ort'bEc
nigh. ioh 4vsoa, Eo:@iihs agd.r ee shak cs rp
BY al ealt' quake. Yesterday, E.ltg he k'og :
.siGt dav tlcle wrs gu oftcl.! yyccl!io0 :; the
palace, Vics G37erbor Gspelsi Gall Us t:ciT-
ing the visitors - he !br0pe r1om. L,s5 uts 81
thera vas banquet u Ice lsrts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SN-CwDEN.
SATURDAY syEn'e., JANUARY a 1850

Nlr F-rr says The opposition to Judge Stuart
Oh the mBjJfiiy side OF the LsgiSlsIuro ~as iI-
Guced 10 y great sX,tn by the course OF the
Gazette, which never LOSES an opportunity to
bel tic the rtadj st,r4 Probability b ing al-
w.ya strong point @i:h reggr,i TO evidence.
that Of MIR. Far 10 the case rc!ertcd to l. by
90 means couoIu.iec, fer if his party are SC
utterly imperv!cus to public op!ulon as to
kuowiogjy make idge out Ct professional
gambler who uses liz NJ. " the mere oondem-
nation Of thaiE netsrloua ard dIsgr!cetul pro-
ccedi0gs by a nc8spaoer, 20 matter bow i5huen
tial that paper nay b, amopg dlffereet class
of people, wJuli. and dGub.iess did, have as
little effect UPON ,ham is If il had rcgcr been
published. Aod. bcsldts, it is reported here
that Mr.. Farr previous 10 the date of hrs letter,
had 90 lar changed his expressions, lot bis
views, of the judge clccr, that IRON being any
thing la complimentary thy Gus jiss ;hc
reverse. a1o I'D Gated to sou. 0; b $50 10 phom
they were addressed that his proiesscd friend
ship for Judge u RI am uatvd t. st wna. i,
has turned Out o be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
From Etctlna 8 add.

lSrec's' Oi.Dalch 10 the Alexsndsia Gszatts
RICHMOND, VrIipia. Jauuiry q. 1890
BaEriug the discussion on me cleo loo of Judge
t2E ALEXANDRA, yesterday, there was DOT mu b
interest in either House of the L gisIature aud
IN the Senate it WIS difficult to keep quorum
prasebt.
The election Of judge 70. ALTERNATE was
further postponed iii! 70 day.
10 thu Senate MIR Hur. introduced resolu
ton OF iLquiry rs 10 Shy it is the fillmore
and Potouso Railroad Company charge so CTS.
per Passenger between the CUES OF Alexsndria
and Washington, dlsts: c, of Only six railys:
and 10 The House bill was Introduced to 70
lease the sureti. s ef r. Richardson, late
treasurer ct III, county Of Caroline.
q mum her Of Inc Board of Directors of tho
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad hsve ar
rived in ii city, and ara prepared to submit a
uroposltloL 10 the stockholders of the james
River snd ksntwha Company looking TO tn,
early construction. Of the proposed road up the
vslley CT the James.
Information MSS been received By the lido.
water members Oft the House Inst thu oyster n,at
has departed from that portion of tho Rsups.
hannOck, near Lancaster o. II.
AT q sesdiustsr csucus last night the uom ma
ton for the county judgeship of Mscklsi burr
wss recOnsidered, aid Mr.. Ohae. A !sxsnder was
nominated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
PSEsE9G-v We s5-.S.

Gladstone adv c,tts gcre:el dss' u ule It it
Eu ope.
Ii is denied that Rucsia Haa corrcD,ad, il
tho power alsn i, 10 Hitadla" h@l uCop. frGiu
her " stern ii9ntIcr.
Tho Exploring expedition u1ier tic icai ri
Henry NJ. Stauies has estaallsGci the first Bel
gsu trading station 10 C0rca, near la'iais.
The proposition Of G:rmaoY 20 ii Glass h {
armament s!trec attention. 10 tho Europe Il;
cepl'ss.
The distress in Ireland is intersityinr, +
stan: relief i, required says B.5hop Dlgsae,
10 bis dice SO Oh C!cutcrt.
Shocks Of ear!t quake were eyprIiei Gel at
Havana Thursday night. Accounts ironi
Vuvlte Adj =, Cuba, Indicate that tac sh, cS
was severely felt there, aud much damage Is ::
dooe 10 the buildings, cspec.a e. S2u CTist.
bad. The sh cks wire osc'lIallD4 FIN ca=,
west. 1t is supposed that there has been d
hcavg tarLi qlske some where lc Contra! Aac
RIGA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
The j Judicial Germ.
10 the editor Of the Alexandria Ga=et'e

10 the editor Of the alexandria Go=ste:
The 22d sec io4 of the 6 n srticle of tho c,n,
constitution says: AL The JUDGES shalt he
CON- nissi0ned ny tho Governor aud shall re-.
cal7e such salaries and allowances ss may BE-
ueteiulnod b7 Law. the amount Of 9hicn shall
NOT be l'nlnis:it d turing THEIR lerus OF ctfco.
!HEIR terms of ciic1 shall cJmmecc, or Inc
1t uoV Of Jasu.r, mkt following THEIR an
nnlorm'nt; and THEY shall DISCHARGE the
duties Of THEIR Respective tie :, icum THEIR
first oppontment and qualification under this
constitution until THEIR terms begin.' The
llanos arc GLUE. 10 whom 90 the words "sIl
the judges" refer? OBVIOUSLY to not onfy tie
first sci o! judges eec!,d. but all tho ldges
heretofore aud hereafter to be eli cted. And
The words their and they, in the 81 tlcl rslsr
10 the same that tue rds 'sl The j .dges"
rettr to-luat is, all Judges elected uuo this
cons lnilon and not simply the first set lhry
tors toe term 81 Office Of county iadge eIeoed
SINCE the lst doy OF January, 1850, 6,cics on
| ne Is day Of Jaouary, 1881, bu, such judg
by virus o! the las part Ut this section, shall
discharge tee duties Of his Office from the day
he qiairfcs until his turn berius Can this
scc.on be cocs rued in aoy other wa
Nj !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

Atlj!rs 10 Maine are fap;dy approaching O
condition similar to hat with w:ici The uDtor
tuDae people Of l. 2uisians are tsniliar-s!I
that is DOW waDted 10 PEI t;ct the vse!siniIi: ude
being the preseooe of Uaiied States troops
upon he SC ne Of action. BeGes:h alI tie z.
ctouapt, howiv>r, Incident to the situation,
the people Of the couutfy are corsoled
by the absccc, 0! that dread of blood
sh:d which constantly oppressed them
during the :roub!'s 10 n W ORLEANS, for
the people of Maine, like the leader of the
radical parry Of that Stat, Mr.. Baice, %
general iuc, fight By substitutes, the nooay to
buy which il by no means as plentiful! DOW as it
Was during the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

The recent pas:sgs by the Spanish Cortes Ct
q bill PRECEDING Ter the gradual emancipation of
the slaves in Cuba gives occasion for even
SONG cf the ultra radical now1p.pcrs in this
couutry to admit that had INC abolition Of
slavery in the United States been similarly
effected it would have been better for the
slaves, their masters, ard for tho people at
large The course adopted 10 the South was
the worst that could p'si;b'y have been de-
vised; lis Ell il:cts sr5 constantly apparent,
and vii continue to be blight for years to
come, and the recent proceedings of the Gepe
raj A.s.mb;y Of this State ffyrd fair sample
of It's |. e:ic.ata results
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. 2i,-The mai
ket to 'osy was scsrcely so 6rm, and prices had
dropping tendency. Flour is dull and Quiet,
with slightly better receipts. Whesis q shsds
lower, and $40 bushels Of Futz soid-ihe high
eat ct l3S Corn is of with ba,.er receipts with
Gales Of 90 bushels at 81 FOR while One ANAL
LIT of Rye brought! go AID 10 bushels os Oats IS.
Country produce quiet.
BALTIMORE. Jan. "a -Virain,s 6: deserrd O.;
DO corso'idstod 503i do second series -: ps.t
due coupons III new tsn forsiea So; teo forty
coupons 81 I'D to-day. Cotton du.l; m,dilinp
Flour dull and UNCHANGED. Wheat
Golthern nominal in ,he absance OF receipts;
Western dull and lower Southern red l3Tsi40;
do amber l43sl47; No 2 Western win.,r rcd
$40. snd Jan 1924 391; Feb 40 LA; Mar l42i.
l4.si April '4ital4as; May-no Offering Cora
Sou Quiet an steady; Western dull and
1fm tor 5p0:; futures lower; southern whit, G.;
90 yellow So; Western mixed SPOT aid j IN 5ei;
rso t6'96t ; Mar and April 55s5Fi; May s4is
9as; steamer 55 Oats dull; Soasbern 4es5O;
western white 48s49. do IT < d IS Al; Penn 4S,
a. Rye dull at 90,n5 Ha, unchanged Coffee
quiet BIO cstgJes l4ll61. Sugar lower; Il col
SO. Whnkey unchanged.
new YORK, Jan. "a Ste cks strong. Money
oao Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

The readjus'ers in the Geoeral Assembly
have already commenced their attack up,n
that provision Of the Cousltu;cn of the stete
which requires The payment of the cspts,ion
tax as prerequisite to tbs exercise Of tho
p.iei g. OF :uf5age. This tx. it nuat be re-
memhered,is appropriated to the public hools.
The resoiustets are professed sGv ties Of the
free school sys'en. AID yet they would cripl Il
that s; sem 10 & vital part. If a mar really
desires 10 vote he csn certaialg make ald we,
10 Whclo year, the sum required to eyable
him to 60 Some d0ll.r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
BOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HOUSE T L,ve, F ,irfsx 9 b
Va; y .son. tslrlax c.; II W Vsndesritt
VI u Hogsr1. Wash, D Z; r K Roberts
6al;', Nd; ! p Walloce, Orsag,; j VI Mercer
bat', Nd; L W Hfslup, BsI,o, No; K
ihonpsoc, lulpcpel; J J Green. Baltic, Nd
IL Freeman, Va.
ToNT1NE "A D Henderson,. Wssb. DC; j
s Howard, Wssh, D &; G Bel!iuo, N Y; B
Maid, Wlsl. D {; r Beverly. Fauuu,cr Co.
Va; q N Hui. New Baltimore. V j U.snoud
ip'9:l4dephi'; } S C'osoy, Cbai.uts; CEL.c.,
Mest Troy, n Y; J j Moran, Fss Cbu Oh
Fs'7'aS 20. Va; A S,ritllug, BALTIC, Nd: j {
tlz ugh. v; q West, Richmond, W; VIM
bIloss. n 7; } I Gordor, Miss; Z Bayboug,
Orange Go, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
The kaiirOaG Is III.

Especial dispatch tn tho Gtz tie
Richmond, Jan. "a -Messrs Nealo, Smoo,
and Mckenzie appeared betore the Committee
on Roads Of I'm Senate to dsy and opposed the
passage of the bill 6 abtli 6 charter TO the
Baltimore. Cincinnati sud Western Rsi!wsy.
and it can now b safely said that the bill will
either be defeated. or 60 amended as not to in
lure the trade OF Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
Railroad AcciEanf

NEW YORK Jan. 2i.-At ~ so tpls morning
as the em'g' ant train Of the Elevated railroad
was goir 6 south on Eighth avenue. between
1857 an. l44th sheets, the engine jumped the
trsck, caused by misplaced switch. and fell to
the ground, q .stsnue Of 70 lest, severely njur-
ing a number of persons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24
SniCliia

NV loaK Jan. PA special from Cal
umua. $. e., says: Pres;oo d Mood, edi,o,
OF tho Clarendon Press acd SOD OF Henry NJ,
Mood, one Of the most dis ioe nj ,ht d Methods,
preachers IN South Csroliua. mnittea suicide
at Manning Village last plight By blowing Oh;
DIS bsIrs NJ b pistol. Mood hsd add;e 4
beau in cess and thr atontd 10 kin him
self IT sbs + fused his of r. No,witbstard
10y his ttr.at the fair daughter of Israel re
le't5o him. and the rash youog jpurn.list thu.
put az nd TO his life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

40 old Gat'm,te urgro who had emieratsd
to Liberia sears ago, ,ricrcd ql,utity of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup short :iuo ago, starius
that tocuth Coughs and Colds were not lre-
queut 10 Africa b. would not ike to 90 sithous
1t 10 his family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

Lace GOODS We have largo and ard
pew lot OF fo!chou. V4Ieaois, Btitsorio acd
Pillow Gaze FIde log from 10 yard up-ca oap.
or than over. Gail at once.
Isaac EEcuBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

ENGLISH HALF HOSE. regular made, a. 2O,.
pair, at ISAAC EICABEaG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

:, lake WALK aud Look around at Isaac
E1CHBERG s for i'm nense bargsiDs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24


The February number of Scribner's Mega
zine has been received from i 5 pub shers,
rcribner s. Co, New York. l: il. aud the jan
Jury number be cons;t"re: esrae:,s of what the
remsihi & mum bors are to b. tho MsgaZ;e for
1870 will excl AL its preceding volt m in every
particular tnnt const,iutcS & cd fsauly nsg !.
zine. i:ult as shs. y seem. The f.at paper
is emitted Wheel Around the Hub,
and glvos an account Of trip ioade By a bicycle
club The next lie New England Fences, Then
follow the commencement of neg story bv
the suth' OF Thst Lass o LIZ wrics. called Louis.
isns Present Phases Of Sunday School Work.
al interesting scc0unt OF EGi-on's invention OF
the Electric Light; Petor the Grost; success
with Small Fruits John Bright q continuation
OF The Grand'soInos; A knight of; Dannebroe ::
The Political Outlook other articles, and full
editorial department.
From the ssme publishers we Fave received
the February. number of 81. Nicholas the best
chi!dren's magazine pub ished in this country.
To MIR. Leon chateau now in Washington,
we are indebted fer = copy of the proposed
Frenco-A ulelica1 Trea'y # Comm cree, together
" tn the reports and resolutions relatirg thereto
adopted by the Chsmbers of Com morce Of this
country and Frsnce.
To the Phiadalpbs Record ge are indehed
for copy VI the Record Almanac for 1880
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

BEST QUILTS. We have Just opened $50 of
me best Cunts, end We are selling them at
sl.oO They are oil No. ! quality, full length.
and worth double. J, EIcBRtRG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

JUST THINK ct a moment, and see gha
you can save by buying now at
ISAAC EICF9ERG's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

The Kentucky House OF Delegates has pass.
ed a bill to revive the whipping post. When
the bill shall have become law there will be
au improvement 10 bo'h the morals and men'
ncrs Of that state, and Hheo similar law shall
be lr operation in all the st2ie3 there will be q
distinctly Ierc pthtc dimiouion 10 the Lumber
Of Inmates OF the iss aud peUit autin,ios of the
cyunrg. Men ore bu childrca Of an older
growth, AID We have the Biho for authority as
r'gnrds be upquss orabe advantages of he
application OF he tcd III the days of cur youth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

WAsHIEGToN AS FIaEM AH.-In ia the
Frientship Fire Company, Alcxan1ris, Va
which still x:sts, was organized. 1t q. Grs: COL.
sisted of citizens who out of mutual friend
ship" agreed tocsrry to every fro two lss.hern
buckets and one great bag OF ozaabu.g " wid,r
lmnen." Washington WAS made An honorary
mom Der, and VI en- he Went as a Geig,ts to the
Congress Of l7i1 IN Phiisdelphis re examined
the fire engines in use there. Or hi: return 60
PnlsdelphIa TO the Continental Cong ess in
l776, he bought from ore Grbls smsl fourth
class engins for { @ los, aad jGst before h. set
cut for Boston Heights To become commander
in chief be dispatched this little engine TO the
F'lerd shlp Company When in AlezarIlis
during his younger days he siw.ss attended Of
fires and assisted TO eyt'nxuiSn them. In the
last gear of his life fee occurred near The nsr-
ke.;, lie vas Iidii, down King street, followed
by his servant also on horseback, and ne saw
the Friendship engine poorly manned. Kidip,
up to group CT well dressed gentlemen nasr
by. ne called out: why ere you idle there
gsptlemen 1t is your buai1ess to lead il these
matters" And throwing the oiids! os bis hose
to his servant he leaped off sDd seized the
brakes, f. owed by q crowd that gave tue engine
such shaking up" as it never knew after.
wsrds.-Wm. F. Carne in H rpcrs Maga=ine
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-01
Hearty Old Age and the Cause.

There was a glimpse OF gray dart ing
up the steps, quick, light latch rat.
Ting and slam OF the door, and the
plain front of small office on one of
the chief thoroughfares in the city had
resumed the quiet, modest air which
day in and day out suggests nothing
but trepose and almost entire inactivity.
Yet through that door had Just passed
a splendid specimen of old age and a
magnificent example of pluck and per-
severance, while over the door was his
name; a name known in,every city, viii
age and hamlet around the chain OF
great lakes; n name the owner of which
has been leader in the great business
interests of the northwest. n person
who less than five years ago was n mil
lionaire and a worker.
Then his Office was not one room
plainly fitted, but handsome suite OF
apartments elegantly finished and fur
nished; then he had stenographers,
accountants. 10 elegraph operators. clerks.
messengers and porters; now his books
are kept, his errands are done and all
details of his work are performed by
himself.
Now he is upwards Of sixty years of
age, n poor man in dollars and cents,
but in good health, good spirits, energy
and ambition he is a Cr9sus. Five
years ago scores of superintendent and
managers reported almost hourly to
him for instructions; then he insured
his own property, risked thousands o
dollars daily in business enterprises;
paid out thousands daily fol wages and
made profits amounting to thousands.
Then he was genial, energetic million
aire; now he is 4 sociable. whole e-souled,
industrious and ambitious man. Then
he was-but here he comes, let's follow
him.
With his gray and well shaped head
leaning in advance of slightly STOPPING
but firmly knit frame. he walks quickly
UP the street and is Just going to turn
the corner when, How are you? ANY
thing new to-dayP" and he has stopped
to speak TO a new acquaintance. The
answer Is given, the old gentleman
smiles, turns lightly on his heel as he
says, Good day." and passes on, hav.
ing made firm and old friend of the
new acquaintance. To gain n few sec
onds' time he loses his dignity and runs
several steps to get ahead of n street car.
just then he espies customer three or
four rods away and actually shouts,
" Hellow This from an old man and
one who was once n millionaire results
in business transaction which brings
in something like Sl.50 TO the one who
shouted.
So he goes through rain, wind and
sunshine, always on the qui vive, always
sociable, pleasant and with his eye on
the main chance. His loss of wealth.
honorably lost-does not seem 10 weigh
on his mind an instant. He does not
appear to realize that he is old; he Is
alike to all, young or old, rich or poor,
and, in brief, his condition is pithily
described by himself as follows:
You see, my boy, l have good
stomach and take care of 1t. Never had
the dyspepsia or any other ailment in
T~ hfe."-Detron Free Press.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-01

Doubtles, rnuntless myriads of liv-
ing creatures come into existence, of
which by far the greater part must he
destroyed. One aphis may be the pa
rent of 8, 5,904. 300, 900 individuals in five
generations, and when these are val
lowed up by lady-birds and other enc
mics in mass, IL is no minute individual
variation that can avert their fate. The
unchecked produce of one pair of her
rings would stock the Atlantic in few
years, until there was no room to move !;
and when these are engulphed by shoals,
rs n mouthful for the Bdi9aoDtera, they
can make as little struggle for their ex-
istence as the grass can make that the
OK licks up, or the vegetation of dis
trict that is devastated by locusts. 1t
is the unwritten law of nature that one
race must die that another may live !;
this other, in its turn, subscribing The
same end, and so. constantly, until the
cycle Le complete. Without this law,
against which there is no appeal. ua-
ture would be a chaotic lmpossihility.
The destructive influences are so pre-
dominant that the carnage Is indiscrim-
mate and without struggle. Contenl.
porGry Rertew.