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t1jirtcr Resorts.

A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK tribune W!LL ~ KtC -IVED Al TIE
IProWN OFFICE, 40 4. IBIS B.Otiw Iyc):nT Thir T.
Srstst ylS West rw.pjy.ll.rs. coz. ~ gah ave- ~.
~ ras Folr.r,. ItI.si cgrLr IA - 4 lr3 1JD in:t
ave. cor 1t LIs HAREd DFFIGS. Ma
BOI and 900 IlrlivA. co. O1e-Iui irel.al It"SIS7'
htth.st uptD - n. I T'Stiir ohyc tLt =
= Won SPRINGS, \. Y.-FOr the rapid and
IS permanent cure OF It ~ NATI VI, NEC HALIl a ami
MAiAhIh iuc sulphur Wac O Avon wheh properly pTv
sr,lud no ,iae = -. without doubt. tue ltS IN tle
cr, Try also - y Elected n diseases OF iLe
~rtu Liver Kidneys L'0nd p0sOns The ~a1iiArlun ~
open duag year, linus all the facis AM cI
winter wen As SUMMER
III mr.. N ne pudding apd. wita the wnOe house.
ar, heated Uv Si"a;n. winch al dancer iro ~ ~"
weather me itc'
IL, III -, ~ phur VagOiH. vi a irsh water tnc bats.
are cnJrri Ihr nD r "a ulde! liS present
y, i. ncnt nearly years. te~Y 10 i!le
pr n received. pr Area GcVoc' ms nm u li
Iu,tif Competent 'nfss
.4i, f,iS, ADDITION 70 the bails sue uv ical aDn
srtc nj rgHi.r our q ne IS sup
Il,,-t , that o auy nrst-'iaN- hnltl D-t
t,r r,suJ',~i bY tn ph scan Asa 'trprb
Tor ilyi- ct rtiiIt
comfortable rd Pheasant place rtn ne r. ma or Que a. a.
,,Hta-ts Term no iv1te Address ALL. ~
4 CARSON, 4, On springs. y. \.
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cARLYLpS ADVICE TO a YOUNG MAN.
CHARACTERISTIC LETTER WRITTEN IHIRTY-IIIRHE
YEARS AGO.

a CHARACTERISTIC LETTER WRITTEN 1HlRi1-iItKEE
YEARS AGO.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRI8USE.l
WAsHlNGIoX, Feb. 19.-MDre than thirty years
oro Young law student in Paris. Tenn. opened
correspondence with Thomas Carlyle which ON
timed for many years. l. 1877 when the young
man. afterward United States District judge was
studying in the law Office of the Hon. I,ham G..
Harr,s, now United States Senator from Tennessee
he Received a very characteristic and earnest letter
from Mr. CARLYLE which will be- read with especial
interest at this time.
TIE letter reads as follows
CnnL.EA, LONDON. II May, 1s47-There is I'M
The course of reading" or endeavOuT that would
be w1sesc of all for CD. in Kentucky, will
already not be Qaite the wiSest for him III Iennes
see; what would have exactly suited him, at his age
in 1887, will no LONGER altogether suit nm now
when the world has got ten years f'rwarIs
on its course! Specific direction Is ahd re-
mains impossible, III such a case. Yen VIII
3oht OF maniulness and faithfulness is in your own
boundess ImbrOglio of the TRIVIAL the Bad and Base
(Which OF less light are eagerly following on all
pirate these. and elaborate them as you have faculty
aLO CrpCItupiD-- ca then and LOW. 1t a peais
you have had very far success hitherto ana nave
lifted your head and shoulders somewhat OUT Oh tie
slough and eau look about you little nope conn
IDENTIFY that tue gods Eencciorth VIII
5sP3y with like like bounty have the o,.erve ss
this truth, even in confused world; that what
ever OF real husdn tcOrth man docs put INTO his
grand enterprise, just about the same qu" nifty
of real human rtctoiy prrecognlseaOle often
to blockheads but very real for all that does he in
the end get out of i-hs IS an unspeakabie comfort
to brave Young man! Bat rear human worth
and human victory are, as say. very often not so
reCogpiseabe; who knows, Tor example. whether ne
have heard Of such man. who has made millions by
railways here) have gained any victory at all
have gained anything but 4" a more conspicuous eX-
bIbition of their own uglness " which surely is DE-
yeat and not victory You must very particularly
pray the Heavens, for thing. Not to infect you
with ralgdr ambition literary or otherl which IS
fatal to all nobleness III mani Seekcst thou great
things seek them not" Seek eternal things Gf you
know them: you Will better and better yet to know
them, if you seek honestly That also Is tsct:
tif you understand these wordsj whatsoever OF
truly Interesting been is, about to- he. in
this world where You have come to tIve,-all that
automatically bear on these questions, snatch it
wherever you can find it, read that with greedy
heart and on the whole read nothing else. The
hugest Foies of this world are flying about at pres
eut ia tue shape of Books and BOOk-celebrities.
Adieu. L. CARLYLE.
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tnrnru cali O'CLOCK =. VI.

Ta'ion yaluol al $is.7I3 81 was received in this
cit 81 'ci,,:r from the mln"~.
I!r mait2cY Of the Little PItts5urg Company
tcr- rir.s. nader date ol February IL: " lluls'cd
Thirty Tors of ore from new strike to-day, ana
,..iDprd twenty ton. ehall be- allie t. wok nor
mcl h"rca!te-. aud SHALL Increase shipment t"-
m'IroW.'
t,r'ram from the supc.iutcnGcnt Of Tie Tomb
stoac C.nia..y state, that u win2o which ~ Hclng
suHk oI go. Ip2-lcycl l. now thirty feet deep and IN
a NV ore body.
The lr1n silver orr Statement for January is a.
follows: G.n delivered last week of mOnth,
lI-l tong; prryiDu..y rrpurtcd, 1861 ions total
f,r month. 81 - tons paid TOR last week If
month 9G7 80 s.: previously rrpo ted 32OG tons:
tons unplid Tor. 1921: IONS delivered and pad for
IN JauuIry > I13 amount received. Sl22.t1J 20.
The ti,r" and Wli&rr Company Yesterday
ccyrd bar bullion Amounting To Tb,5Hl II.
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, Feb. 1s-P. II.

FRIDAY tcO IS-f' u.
fair amcuu. of business today was oo"0 -
mining stocks, bat the moVe"en'S "a 49, ,.d,,
irregular. Generally TIC marked was nrui -, "'o
,',t,, hc,c ana t,oro somo further advances
ia Cicf VIA activs, bu5 declined from l'"o 10
-oa, ~. vhila Little Pittsburg rose 10 o.
II,horo;a wes cea.s lover at LOO. Ainie
rn,od beereau 81 and 81 cents. closing al % cen,s:
Icody,i!o Consolidated 10 cents lover a. 30
c"n.s and Climax roqe 10 1908 cents d mCosG
WINS sron and at the close Was III ac!vu at ON
nm r. I 900 80. Cherokee also was strong az Az; o.,
oIyarce OF 10 cents to $50. Rising SIN D9 HIs
1ttady at 33o and Green Mountain at - f. re re
Manpoca5 quiet, but give lh1lc' o Somqtoc
nSares are steady or tife higher There was niG
cb%nrc in tn, figures Of the l0w-prce SrncES ~
are steady, or or two cents hIgnei' Ino N''''
closed strong.
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FRIDAY. Feb. ls-r &
Seven hundred and tweuty-one thousand cav
hundred and twenty-foar shares are ~"
corded amount Of Transactions In stocks
the Stock Exchange To arrive AZ tne III. J. ;" !.
a, trsnsact,ops on day of 50 great activity. it
600 ostiu,ate 20 add at least % per cent to the
omount rcnorted. Tho opening was made VIVA
coma E,tls foverisbuess. and for the general bss
there WAS m early decline. ihe Aos,@
Of the Senate yesterday In rt,scaas
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BOOKKEEPING. PENNANSlIlP, Arithmetic
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Srrr ctto gSiuter. GIRO, 24s Wobo,

6rrr Otto Winter, BRO. 24e @abai&,
Npeuue, Der pier Sabre lang Raifrer bes
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Brown mar, er3dbIte, bas er Dor piersebn
Easen sinen beftisen Rbeumatismusan.
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Die Encouragement Ne,3ts bdtten inn teine
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len, bate er bafeIbe probirt, unb swar nit
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bsnn feline Spur Der &rantbeit babe f4
msbr se3eist. nebrisen, usinte CT, bab bic
5eiluns uon Sr. Wusan, eth BET elmer 1as
Mile In bemielben 5auie uobnenbes Rab.
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Wiuuten ieien bic S9melsen p6uis uni
fur INNER ~ueri1wunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16
z mrcmburQef Gazette.

Wan@er bat wobI i@on Elm bartes Wort
hber Neu l1lm sefdat, bat er aber aud
idon m~itsebolfen, UNI Mues auu, BeHern
gu wenben2 8iele Sanatiter rufen ,ruar :
yOa, ba, Re@ti iber Neu, lllm Sebermanu
foate benten an has: rSsute mir, Nors
gen Dtr!"
Sebe @abe, aud ned 70 tIein, pirb bants
bar qutttirt werben. Sd bite meiue
6reunbe, mid unb meine @smeiube nidt
perIafen gu molten. Die @aben miifeu
bic ssnaue Behimmuns baben, Oh fe fix
ben ansemeinen 5onb, ober fur &ir9e uni
S4nIe finb. photographer pom uuieru
&uinen werbe i'd NIT 8ersnissn beiorsen.
Sriefe bite i'd gu abrei1re an.
Rsu. alexander Bersbolb,
Secretarp of &eItsf gomite,
Heu ulm, Wiun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

Sd mar ieit Is Sabren NIT llnuerbau
li4teit unb babur& beruorserufsnem &opf
usb, ssplast. 5uIest sebrau9te i'd Or.
4usuit R6nis's hamburger Eropfen, unb
tam Sbnen u NIT Srsuben beridten,
baB ID BON beiben llebeIn pouffdnbis Be.
freit BIN. Sd empfebIe nun iebem Rrans
ten BITE hamburger Eropfen.-g. Wintbsi,
let, ct. Peter, Wtnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

Cine enaIii9 > ameritaniide 3eituns
r1a4t benz Sittis Buu bas Compliment,
oaB Ct melt tIdser iei, oils uieIe ~unisrer nit
etnena meibsn 5eu uerisbsnen Staatsmdu:
,'er, tr'bem er, tn @esenwart pom rRepor:
tiers" unb rSnteruiewers~, uiel rau9t unb
Ipents fpre9e, ftatt sIei9 isnsu, uieI Su
f9wasen.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-28

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug.
81, 7;3O p. m.-About half an hour ago the
President said to Mrs. Garfield, who was sit
ting by his bedside, that he would like piece
of milk toast. She replied if the surgeons had
no objections she would get it for him. DR..
Bliss, upun being consulted, said it would do
no harm, if the condition of the Presidents
parotid gland would allow him to work his
jaws enough to eat it. Mrs. Garfield there
upon prepared the toast carefully herself and
the patient ate with apparent relish and enjoy
ment piece about one-half as large
as mans hand, moving his jaws with less
difficulty than was anticipated. This taking
of solid food for the first time in two weeks is
regarded by the Presidents attendants as fa-
vorable Indication, and has strengthened lit
tie more the hope expressed this afternoon by
Col Rockwell and Gen. Swain.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-28
THE NATIONAL SHADOW
THE PRESIDENT NEARING THE POR-
TAILS OF THE DARK VALLEY.

Another Day of Anxious Suspense
Throughout the Country-He Still Lives
But the End Evidently Near-Slight Va
riations in the Sufferers Conditional
Slight Favorable Reaction Last Evenin 6,
If Continued Through To-Day Would
Give DIR. Bliss Transitory Hope-The
Popular and General Belief at Washing
ton is That the Death Struggle is in Pro-
gress-Preparing for the Inevitable at
New York-The Aged Mother Watching
the News in Her Ohio HOme-A Message
of Sympathy From Queen Victoria to
Mrs. GarfieId-The Assassin Mysterious
ly Informed of the Presidents Condition
and Fearful of Being Lynched--Extra
binary Preparations for Protecting the
JaiI--Batteries Ordered to Washington
and Soldiers and Marines Held in Read1-
ness for Service.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-28

the better in the gland in the course of two or
three days. 1t will be troublesome for some
time, but if the President holds out there is a
fair chance it will cease in two or three days
to be the alarming complication it is now"
"How did the wound look at to-night's
dressing"
GA little better, I think. The quantity of
pus discharged was small, but it was sour,
and had better appearance"
''Upon what do you think the Presidents
slight chance OF recovery depends?"
principally upon the ability of his stomach
to assimilate- merely take, but assimilate
-nourislment. 1t should maintain his
strength, and improve the quality of blood.
If the stomach can do this, and the glandular
complication does not interfere, he
may prevent else he will die. The indications
tonight are that the assimilation is going on
more perfectly, butit is impossible to say how
long this will last. The hope of permanent
recovery is still great.