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POWER or ONE IDEA.

An ability to look at both sides Of a
question IS very desirable faculty in
many respects; but il is not One which rem
ders its possessor more prompt and ener-
getic in action. Hence we find that all
men who have been most swift in forming
decisions, and most ready in acting on
them. have been, if not fanatics, At least
persons who looked at one side much
more than others. This # is which gives
fanaticism its power. Il looks At one
thing solely. and brings every energy to
bear upon furthering one object. Il new
e pauses to consider how other persons
and other interests may be affected By the
accomplishment Of its purposes. To the
fanatic. this IS the one thing in Al the
world worth the study Of human brains
sad the labor o. hansn birds Ufoa
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Vim. NJ. Evarts. IN = speech at the
Lotus Club, told Of ! Yankee schoolmas-
Ter who undertook 70 make compulsory
poets Of the scholars, and was obliged to
listen to this efflsion Of one Of them:
Oh, hopeful Jove. lend us thine aid
To help wretehed scholars;
& We've hired fol 20 teach this srhess.
Ard pzv hiri 6Ity deIsr.s
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EDUCATIONAL PARAGRAPHS.


surest pathway to success in all pursuits.
Statistics show that the educated man will,
on the average, be as far advanced ii his
career at thirty-fve years Of age as the
uneducated at forty-fve Or even fifty.
Not one out Of every ten Of uneducated
men achieves success. 4 M G,sg0y,
Champaign W
Inthe profoundest sense there can Be no
such thing as over-education Our facul-
ties are framed for a continuous and eter-
nal development, and our life here and
hereafter is perpetual unfolding Of that
which Is always growing wider and vet
never striking its lirnitsdand always grow
ing deeper and yet never finding its depth.
Education is not only the natural and
healthy occupation Of 4 man $, life, it is
his reward for eternity. Christian LJniiou
Times have changed. What was once
q suitable foundation for an education
would BY nomeans suit the purpose now.
The three RS are not enough to start
even. The field Of learning has 50 mitch
Widened that the youth must be led far
ther into it before he can be reasonably
expected to Rnd his own way. He must
Be shown at least the beginning Of studies
which were practically unknown, save to
the very select few, two centuries and a
half ago. Hence society, in its own inter.
est, may properly and wisely do moreffor
the individual now than then, but how
much moreP Where shall the line BE-
drawn1 At what point shall the comma
nifty declare it has done all that Us interests
demand, and leave the student to shift for
himself Boston transcript
Their profound ignorance Of anything
pertaining to educational details, has been
.equaled only BY the alactity and perfect
confidence with which every subject relat
ingato our school system istaken ", orac-
plarly discussed, disposed Of in half a col
umn. Thatany special knowledge of the
subject is required, is an idea which has
never occurred te them. They firmly BE-
lieye that any man Of culture, no mat
ter how ignorant lie might be an authori
ty|in legal matters, in medical practice, il
points Of theology, would be thorough.
" competent to judge aid decide on any
thing pertaining to education. A more
apt illustration Of the old distieh, !.
SEoeIs rush saa.i j :, ..,s.
c,,,na. e.s;l,, l. o;,,en ,..,,, u o.
I'd, ID, .,;sso 2
t.sI
1.,,,,s ,,;sa .,,,aaa.;a., y i, !.
,..d;na $500, 80 ..,,a 4. ,, 900
800 I'M rai;4;ca17, II r. III 49,. ,..;tr
y = !. M :. 7, : ~ eoun'y
= :. las i'.eA = Aoea siio"
& a ~ s1'oi =
z $3.50 Q, !. !, :. o. !, 1',s.' - a.
= 80 Il. s..a1 .a w "a'e
80 ~ 800 NJ. = W. H''iiiehse
o. 4 4 ". Z Sass,i. ! e Z ~ =
go 8. Il s e 1'''e.s sous.p pon' !,
]. &c. ~ III Ala.llapl ~ 80
j.. 81 pso I, 49, 4 ss,s' IT ~
l'1' = ~, -. .Iie 80 en 81 e'a' 2 ueVo'.
: Il n.'eat M'slsil''s' 'Ae n'4'a Par
= "'tie4i = 1se.'ueu 'nys'''y' . .n
- IT, - l;sa,ss;a IA ara.s,,t 6 y,
- Z Ys's Ia sos - !. FsN y. y
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The public man needs but one patron.
namely, the lucky moment Balary 1T
tai.
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Words are the souls ambassadors, who 70
Abroad upon Der erfands 10 and fro;
They are those airy keys thar open and wfest
Sometimes the locks and hinkss Of the breast.
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The main cause Of happiness. as far
as human relations are concerned, IS asso-
citation with those who can sound the
depth of1our intellects, understand the
workings 81 our inmost hearts. and sym
4pathize with US in all our joys and sorrows
as our equals, in fact a perfect congeniali-
ity. Perhaps this may partially explain
the noteworthy and lannentable fact that
talented men and women are apt to live
unhappily in the state Of marriage.
Shakespeare. Milton. Byron. Shelly, Bull
wer, Dickens, Mrs. Hemans and L. E u.
are only few Of those whose names have
become noted for their domestic troubles
as we'll as for their offering to thefabled
Nine. Yet when we think Of these men
and women As returning TO the petty jars
and trivialities Of their households after
long hours spent in association with and
contemplation Of the beautiful ideals 81
their own erection 1e can s<areAy Won
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Josh RIlilags, galIosophy.

N -. -..-tt q, ~ ~. n
No nlan kan be @ ucScessfui ta1ker tln-
til;he hnz mastered Tho arE Gov listefi.
ing. 49, 81
KontensI sInent Is not bappin6ss !; if 1t
izs who Kan beat q R0c ckaway klati
Ont IN the world, men often ghoR sIs
two sides 60 their karakter :; bi efe ifife-l
side. only one.
an honest Inan il q more difiknlt tone
tocheati shan q cunning one for The
honest one haz got but one TO 5wasch,
while the e:,ning one haz gotto kcep one
eye On IiiIilsif and o eye on the otiier
phellow.
Hope liz no flatterer She clients then,
all alike. s3 &
The truly brave are allWnss humble. +
HipokrnsY, Ike kountesiit money, In
,sted ov itnpairihe. euhances ihesval,ie
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Rlaln TAX IRON iIlessg,inr ri Porry.. / ~. ]

9zblthsI Etiitor ~ 9asoD oDdilg iNvEe,os:,
The tone sud temper of your article
yesterday llothing on Urinary Eec.
tons do eqHal credit TO your heart and
alsad, ag well as your pat rIotisn and Do.
aocraey. lis 20 h5 sincerely hoped
that the Demo ocratie party I'D every county
AZ .ii5 s5t5I0 win auopt ybut advice and
rally to: man, In lighting tie common
enemy Of their country and civilization.
The nonin ination OF cahdl ldates Is bothiGz
moro than the; teleetion Of standard
tearers before marching into battle.
1nstead OF ietings shsir zeal aubside
after q primary election, they should
be enconraE Eed 70 tsnewe exestion.
E6f The 7aar I0ug years Ws naye mad an
hHnsst government in Sogth Carolina,
and the State has been pea cefnlIy y, pros.
perona and happy; and Y. is passing
strange Shat any white sIihn OF sense or
nfifiaffiie. aiihnld nniv nfiaii Ia fllatnrh "a
power that Infamous black ReDnblicai,
pa afty which fot, the eight long years dis,
graced South Carolina, plundered her
fgeasurI ana oppressed the citizens with
gEiegSus ind intoi oiefatle taSasion. Eve.
~ trne DemDcIit aud every hpuorpbie
man should fis6 UP Id the majesty Of hin
strength and swear on the altar of his
corDtyy aud his God that this shall nos
be. :et the seciseq qasncee ta what they
hscy. The poor, miserable. unpfincipied
whits man who tries 20 featore tho Radi.
cal party 70 power in South Carolina
shOuId hs socially 90 iced and not even
epokei 70 on the stree ~ BE ahohld 30
treated al au euetiY % hls race. siisistis
isssadfli gelesi5.0 The cnlored man
should 30 told thas hIe LEADERS, are
lnskipg soole of, BIN only 10 gratify their
pflSaplo o ambition and haSe 4 chance of
stealing hsS hard eafnisigs. Ho should
ha t0l IL too, az ss 81 win vote 90 place
Eoguss and sS1dfi tf 10 iti Office ana oosEe
no hGnurAhsa % 0egat win empioy him
in ans ~ 4 rs slioRi iSf )e ged an
and adhered 20 tsIropgh chs Sfate-1
social ostracisEG fof tbs Fiiite man as1d
no etnp ploy1ient io9 tho colofed a,an. s.
hosey ag hes er before q pol lIeai party
IN 2Vnlh Cstosins which had such its.
stingsiys atfThc ctioB for mean men, nn.
pTincipled Ineng poOr miserable n en- SEIi.
bitIpus Of hOnofs and pnblic nctcfiesy.
1t IS well known that ~ The Radical pa5ty
are organizing their forces, and iE be.
h1oves the Dsrno nocFft: ..arky 90 30 nnited
and fight Enanfnlly for EheiF proOsgtV and
honor. He uhn doss NOT Stld atays IL
home when ihe election e0S9lea on IS 4
sssssitot 90 hts party, his prime; ples, and q
Ills country.
b Z. PERny.
saus souci. August g. 1880.
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: aeV. eHIIPsOa,s fAReWRLI.
EEe Iiessans szis onace 20 tasts sha otief
81 ~ ssieSsisr. S; 2.aa'
] GohUMRFA.s Eente,hhAs

gssf5s1 yf gs-ss tsit -,
ilils2 GoLuHREA, Eentesahss !. q
fAk 8 O'Clock to.niEht GoYstnor fsimp-
sois, Afaji JcteF, Atlofsi4 4! General You.
nlsle, Judges McIyer aud Mrtiowan, of
the Supreme Court. With eoserai, otheTB.
met Id The Goeetiiof,a office, and Gov.
arnof 6lmpsoa .iiied the following IN the
ofice Of the Secretary Of State. s
STATE or HouTH CkgoLiEAi i y
EstEcUxlV& CHAMRER, "
- t..sf2 CDEUltbIA, September /, 1850.
Having been elected Cisief Justice Of
the S!ete Of South Carolina, I Hereby se.
sign she Office OF Governor of the State
OF South Carolina. aIhis resignation to
Il take eiset a this tlny as oelocs ?. N.
10 the Hon. II. III. Sims. Secretary. Of tkS'
5s Ssdfe Of South ;G1rofina:
ss DEAR EiRA4 You will please file ia the
ofiSs OF th6 Secretary or State this my
resignation above. Respectfully, q
! w! D. SISiPsoE,
After she flling Of this paper the oath
OF ohice was, SdninistaFedt 10 Governor
Jeter by Judge Alcfvef, aud the ofice
was formal turned over 90 The new In
Sumbeht. Governor ,Jeter Immediately
'issued his'pmeiamation announcing The
event. 8.
= The change occurred very quietly, ahdi
some time afeerwnrd was spent in con-.
Governor Simpson. in Kesssing, CIR.
nisfieG tlie following to the press: 6,
. CoLpAiRtA, Geptsmber 1, 1880. 4
= 20 fhe Is5plo Of ilie SSsy'te e South CIR
oEis,s n have TO. .iey resigned the Office
or Governor of the State Of South Caro-,
lima fnr eha ,lsf a., ,s- :. < IL, ., . .
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DEsrEnATE FsaHr WiTH Ys..-.,A
German named Gt0sssnan keeps q lager.
keer.salhon In Ffankiin- Pa. Ttgn nf Ria
cons were sent into ihe cellar a fsw dsvIg
slgo TO get gorne Swiss cheese w liichg vas
1t6fed In d vault formerly used by q brsw-
cry: An army Of ataEviag rats disputed
theif Ia &c, and while the elder of ftiis
children ioti ht tho animals With d piece
ofiroH, the osIier returned to the saloon
and scrsanied for. assist ance, .e6yinR That
bis other was III The gaulE surronnded
BY Fats. y AI /. g ossnah and tsgo neigh.
bors armed thetaseiYes With clubs ard
hastoned 20 the Fesctio b {, tho hoy. The
sight that met their eyes as they had en-
tered the yault was one arich as, they had
never before SitneaSed. The sfIny Of rats
seeiH=s 20 nnIhbee thousands. Abe men
Joined ia tEi o contest, bat 90 pumegoaa
anu Ii;Tssatyiis Yyyg. y, the rats thek thoy
were mora tAen 8.s hour ia cbEatsSine
them. Dead fatts lay piled on every
tide, and tEieif Il t,iber MA 8 50 reduced
chat tseir sgrviyofs we're driven TO their
holes. Eight hls d dfed RTs Iiin d IA Ak d
rats weta carrie from the fau!t. Tiia ear.
Gases a;;sst e largo ,oYss wa On box,
and were ia large icau for a good tenn 10
draw away. :. s
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taughE them. 4 4 ..1-s; s5s5.. y, ~, q .51ss
brS,,abt mn ~ 49, y s.sees
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49, g ,stle iaW eoa eaanqed
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Jya .5st ~ ss;,la ~. s.sa utato ILae,lt
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.nd -, g y =, Aaea sSs siaG ii..ea ny 1ilaseiiy
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fhss 81 AAsa'si my man GO cohae'nheo
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chonses ~ .hss sle ~ tno p!eosdipg
] nrori,et s ''si - >s's't'ee sliAeslli no
p'TTPb The nov, ao,a,;., Z. ......s,,.
an,rsIic % coior;ns ~ ,ia ,alss;.; ;.sas as .he
nosi of I, Bstbesas ~ ;n.tSa Sn9 aIS loIo.spe
Fla folloV;ng mssaga = nla;,a.d .h dGiapisr
fesisers: Ria .
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Sss ensS ~ .as p9gI, 1nV ,Goupieu9t tne
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X Witnesses I Jahn,y,i? 8, isof coarse.
$500. Sns, tnp loiloWang tSfordsi being
| 3sjke "a 4kulpIesg lpieglE Il ~ sss;sis.5 gtsj1 g
li,syl;, IN negsen, the Father The
N.Y., ANY tne 1aply, eshcat ); sud thebe
ttisEa - t,is' pig one s1 50 :q
6 Anu .1ere afe thIee THAT bear Wit.
isa;o issa " salbn s,t;s.t s,itt ,
/ .Anosner nosanles omission Dt the re-
r.ss,o ns5, NV o9 t9Hu9 iu :she conversion pf
sa1i ~ sscoL9sf sii3 eetsl iXj 0:6. 'Eke
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,p; 4 ~ - .hafa lioF' thee TO kfqE
&isst,'ii,ist ~ tne pFickS :
j y a1Hr9. hs asFeHpmpB, ana astonished
day SIs % And ;b.. Mlas SIlis mon haye me 70
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Inc strong point the IIspuhSican
papers of Connects tfcnt have aKaiisss AEr.
English the DEN mccfat Ic csndfdate for
IL that ia s rsSene sneaisli as
said sEsiends ara lriends, and
6ys-n Tho neu who womb ssand 81 liis
fssends - Brihasg8 and 6lectioIt trasl;is
are noshlng ii cdlnpa sison villl s;lc5
asgItll pFosanity ~ this Ns'g Isfk 6spl.
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General

4tthJafh ~ tttA ktze HSen ctfEfi2etf frs,lli *
den 10 yAss ifes3 atid d steel stfnctisfe
within tlle last 10 months, without d.
hours delay 10 Il IS trains Iiasafrja = 8 oscis
IL, and the nov 81 sss sasd 10 BE- fEIs
atrongsat and the fapst darsbie IN iIs.
world w s
IS pafEer os Granville, sass. {
maiden With s0O0, becafii0 Ell bred
or John Hield, heE Cd Taiter as m Dtlawp
hotel atit dSIegeti him her hand and for:
tune which be accepted Their iiabps.
riess &" aisd eonplete, hiit Ee died d isss
uays ny, md it is EAi9 81 ie unYgontso
case Ire lied him. 80 death.
~, ! he eos pEodncesi !a The Eois.Ii
~ tho four yeats OF raf ksr rui6 az !
5se66. 4 ls67 S6e and 1869 am ounted "a
about ionr llsl ndsed fnills0 dollars. III,
tIe yeas lind 4 87 tla.
aer iJeNoGratic rule itf Amounted TO-
over nine hundred and tiftyy0ne nillfon
dollars, OF absolutely twice as much.
- a comrGittee from 1kn6sss IS nov: :af
s5t. Louis solitlting aid for The ssaYyine
ana Destitute IN the ncrtIeIsi pstt of that
clate 4 Y 9 ;fioSs esiiEiaat places Che
humber Of people sSlG ase afiiig at
~, ,OOp and The e4iisy Of the eiIiiet Oh ia d
drought, which MI atios from the
- ias ruined
TnsAI, corr g etla potato crops IN . hnlg
u9sen ,.spl.H sosernor 81 John han
~ sinyLhe1 ail tse IN tle drought
v,sltea district 20 ieays lsaliEas, If posai.5
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have friends IA ss NJ, 81,
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to ls6fi on fame 81. n, Kl,os,si
- THE Rsss Il sacg,IT,dt WI i6nies :, H.,
official records of ia q M 4 ygj,r ii, ,,i,
ton Of which = Is oti Eiors s;asi iSS d Esb.
gfess at rs iiast he sbints haya ~, sslSts
pieteti unsief fiic fSifeeEgns. s. sfsi IL
ofithc yYar TS; ~, III
the hands &C khe i,bI,lfss5 nrss, Ia
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shaD POTATO DO committee OF
The ,Intesnational Posato Exhibition do.
clares thst che pFactico OF piahsspg
small fefuse seed has eohttibuted In 4
tSoot aiefiai ie egfee te the detefi ioFfs.
tl0n .of. the fotato, not oiily liz Ireland.
bat lil7oa thoue s1koDe ABy esd
tnber weighing ges tiiaau ono onRce aud
ashalf Is nnlit Tor planting, and it Is 10
.Dg7przfeised tilas tubeEs GvefaeinR from
two 90 fonr ci4 Eh0tld ba selected.
Seed Ehee hes spfcated kI it'll or not sst
oil, is 80 10 preferred to chat which d q
sAedo gaech agcssth I'd nlole. Ssss
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!. Ia il poa.iblo 81 3 IN. elIe \, \, !

ia IL possible ths s Sans e5g i, e of
unels common sinipie plaa Is Hons
BRefiiis Mandrake Is&nd alicE,
20 many and such 1tagyein tiz ar yella
idefsnI cnges is f0l = GO & mat
be, Tor Rhth old and ficii as.ss
poor pastor and 5axySe ana
editor, All testify tc hGqing teon cisrcd hy
them y Q must heliey0 and tIonbs 10
longeT. SEQ eshet soininn. FSst
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THE KN1eHlTII,ssi I iqlIRlInpTl.al,I.
Their tSFs9fA epi rise ana Deys5 5,nay.s,,,s ne
IN tho UnifoG Etates. -

Il Il ~
The eser.tecassiag fsss that 'ttho end
ofthe worldH aud heday of jadgnent wag
at band, vas la oil probability, ihe ori.
gin of ffee Masonry. II hapneusds that
in tho year OF 0uf, Lord 1000 tho Wild
iewiessnegs. rapine and bloodshed Of the
Dag was suddenly checked withithcS mil.
20 aia end thatsyesr. The de1ghty baron
laid aside his brand and took 10 lis tiTay.
tefs oshersd I'D peuance by lastipg; others
made long md dangerous, pilgriSnakes to
Palestine, as expiation for their crimes.
Ry these and similar extraordinary cfToSta
IL was believed that The wrath OF God ygas
temporarily ayerted. There followed this
panic three or four centuries ofrs.,gioua
fever. In which church building progress.
ed, aad religious orders were Instituted.
CF purely religious form were tho Angus.
tinlan monks. founded A. d. 1861. ;the
Gilbertines, for men aud women, in l1SO !:
the Cisterciau8 and Benedictiues. and
others which fourished; held vast posses.
sionsin real estate, built great monssteries
abbeys and mini ..ers, aud were a power
iu The land up to tue days Of Harry the
eighth. the .much,married it.Da.ender lof
The Faith.y Ofeemi.monaatic fr,iternities
OF Military organization there; werc two
orders, viz, knights Of st. John. or
Hospitalefs--Bo II styled because they built
hospital at Jerusalem for the benefit
OF plggims--and the Knights Templar.
WHO derived that title from having an
asylum hrst given them by King baldwin
nesr The supposed cite of the Jewish tenn
pie, IN his own palace erected there.
This was about the year 1ll8, and from
II lnodern Tenplnrs date this year a D..
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!S5isi will telh ksliy iizp gsntiine AfTi-
tsl q AID do not expend vo1r means on
vile trEsh. Shrihef IEsdian yefnlifue ne
is auerslnt led if taken aceoydiRg % t6e
directions.
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4 ~ OLD ta,STY TfSs b ssIy 8TYT r. y +
* 81 Seeing there; lS,iReet tb fuFe; il
tpEe n Fenla moth Ifef1lai itakil thal same
ithat ecTnS one inHsst iak ter therein sIiti
enter thesein, and sheY shu s6fIst h
they 10 hdfl ie ysasifA eivs enc gh;aa
first preached ei:Ipfofiiiae eni ssea bot
tered not iii bs Ia beeaIS "a Sc 4 igDIe.
Of lnbetief; = laience. be lrairls fix-
Again, he lin; ieth d certain day, To-
10th T. -sessaia aaS i.ass .s;,:,4 9
saying 10 Dage id. Itssnia ii festsarSls In
2u-d6y, aItef 50 s0ngi David Gas IL. 81 besrl
q time. eH il Is said ,Isaid beCoTe. 20
i To-day, if Ye nj & az Il. ii J. Il
sheaF his vol Aald tii5 voice Il Z Is 81. i,o.
ea not your hearts. yons hearts.
The fourth gospel suffers most at tlie
'hhiIds Of the rsgisefs, tho iynopsics les
even than tho Reyelat tions enta the Cath.
olip Epialle least OK all. The iorgesl
exclsldA Is rom tha fiitysthIrd we're 81
tilc sesenth chapter TO Ell Il eisysntL ycns
nf tho next, Inclusive. The pnssaee i
tlsa 1870 Woman cd irl gdaisesy ss
foll0WsSi
skt ey6rs man Neat aaso tli5 0an
CHAPTER VII.
sEe q; Jposa.lss.
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cHApTER YIiI
49, =

Il. JesusHeet Sn.n lhe Sgount 6g OF
isea.
And carly ~ tie mo laing ne csgIae
again into tho temple, and ali saa pcopls
came unto hila ami ha ast down aud
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08
Eads' Proposed Railway

Capt. Eads narrates the details of his
scheme for an inter-ocearic ship rail-
road, with eight or ten parallel rails and
with lock at each end of the route.
1t appears substantially the plan which
has long been advocated by William F.
Charming, of Providence, son of the
celebrated Unitarian divine. Just be-
fore the meeting of the Paris congress
last summer, Claiming wrote an exposi-
ton of his design, which had extensive
circulation in the press. The chief diff
ference between it and Eads' consisted
in it's proposal of stationary, engines to
hoist trucks laden with ships up steep
inclines. The respectable authority of
Edward ]. Reid, formerly chief con-
structor of the British navy, and design
er since of iron-clAd ships ofwar for the
German Turkish and some other gov
ernments, is cited by Ead8 in favor OF
the RAILROAD project.