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Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
INAUGURATION Esrr.
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Indictment Weather

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| WAsHTGToN, March 3.-Euss,or.
military and other organizations from
all parts OF the United States arrived
In the city today. An encrraous
crowd OF sight-seefs thronged the Cap
ltal and Exeeusive Mansion. Presidspt
Hayes shook hands with the visitors as
they passed through from ga, NJ. nm
til after IL O'Clock, when the Cabinet
was convened and no more were admit.
ted. A rain storm commenced in tbe,
afternoon and subsequently, turned 70
a disaRreesble sleet. General Foster
and stad arrived about noon to. .dav:
and on the train was the Governor
6nards Of Columbus, Ohio, and the
Champion City Guards of Springfield.
The visiting organizations from Phil.
adelphia which arrived Tonight were
escorted TO their quarters bv local asso-
cIa'ions, who carried torches and ex-
hioited a magnificent display OF IRE
works, the illumination lighting mn tbs
Capitol and surrounding eronnds
through which the procession passed
maKlng scene OF rare beauty.
Major General Hancock arrived tbis
evening and was escorted FROM the de-
pot TO his house by the Washington
Light Infantry.
he was received at the depot by the
SPso'ai COMMITTEES heretofore mention
I'd as having been appointed for the
purpose. The news of his arrival SOON
spread, however, and quite a large
BODY OF civilians accompanied the pro-
cesslon mp the avenue. Various com.
niistees are at the two depots await
ing the arrival Of other persons of dis
s'nctiou, who are expected during the
night. ~
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
Gseanings la she Local Field


Edward Murray fell at the Kennebe,
les Ccmpauy's stables yesterday and
broke his arm.
Rev. J. II. Caldwell, D. D., pastor OF
81. Pauls N. s. church, will preach
on temperance next Sunday evening.
Rsv. DR.. Mayersmith, Of the Phila
delphis Divinity School, preached az
interesting sermon at 81. Andrews P
Il, church yesterday afternoon.
William MOClary and Samuel Nc.
Clary, Jr.. are preparing to erect a
morocco factory at the corner OF Sixth
and Monroe streets.
DR.. S. l.. West and Mrs. Adaline
Bateman, nee Teas, both Of this city,
were married in Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon.
The Browning Society o. the Wesley
an Female College will give q literary
entertainment to morrow evening, at
she study hall.
Hugh Quinn was badly injured In
the shops OF the axle company last
evening by being struck in the eye
with the lsver attached to the hammer
with which he was working
General w. s. Hancock, the late
Democratic nominee for the presidency,
passed through this city at l 81 o'cloak
yssts rdaY afternoon for Washington for
the purpose Of attending The inaugural
ceremonies.
II. c. Buglish writes TO the RzsssLl
CAN, requesting that her advertisement
Offering honse for rsut, be discontin-
ued, as she has obtained tenant. She
Is glad to state that the RwuBklcAE
brought about this result. Another
evidence Of the popularity Of the Re-
PUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
Railroad Accidents.

Alfred Potter, freight sconduct on
the pennsylvania Railroad, was struck
oy an engine a. Harrisburg yesterday
afternoon, and is supposed TO be fatal
" Injured. He is resident of Warren
street, near Thirty-fifth, in Philadel-
phis. James Einsman, engineer, was
Killed by an accident ON the New Jer-
Sey Central Railroad, at Westfeld, yes-
tefday morning. George Gor,er, freight
bfeakmsn, was killed while coupling
cars at Albion, Rhode Island, on Wed
nesday night.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
Tho Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Marsh A.
! q. IN.
Indicstions tor Briiay-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, threatening wealth.
or, with rain or snow, possibly follow.
ed in the southern part by clearing
weather, easterly winds, falling bsrom-
etsr, followed by winds shifting TO
colder westerly, with rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
TUX .rroarrosxEsr nHL allowing a

TsR AProRTIoNMEST sEL allowing a
mem bsrship Of 3ls members sf Congress
rsssed the House yesterday afternoon.
This is the bill agreed upon by the Re
|,ublosn caucus, and II it had no. been
|sccepted no apportionment bill would
have been adopted at the present Con-
rress. By It the North and South each
Egaip thirteen members, which leaves
Epqcb section as strong relatively as in
.ths yresent apportionmsnt. Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont each lose
oue member, but the Losses are more
tbsp made up by an increase in the
&AT.H
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

Robert Arnold, Town Marahsl Of
Id ,rlirgton. Ky, arrested brakeman
In the st Louis and Sou theastsrn rail
bosd for drunkenness. His fellow
brakeman attempted 70 rescue him,
when Arnold sho. and killed one Of
tAem AIMED ulweiler, fatally wounded
beuuis Co lins, and shot Pete Gaiman
H. the leg. Arnold then He'd the town
had vas followed by railroad men, who
ssme back 10 town and reported that
sAey could not find him.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
Renlxfnx 20 the Quessien IN.

"who is TO be the Republican caudi-
date for the office Of Governor OF Ohio" !"
the Cincinnati Commercial says:-"Mr.
Hayes will BE- at leisure In few days,
and he has had = good deal Of sxper-
iencs as Governor. Az he has haA u
third term in part, perhaps he might
have o fourth term. Then the tenden-
ey Of the Gubsrnstional Office in Ohio to
high places In national politics has 80
recommended 1t that perhaps Nnsy no
longer bs despised by our men.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
Manktu d's favortte Pills.

Dr.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga:
erated) move the bowels easy by acting d.
xtctly on the liver, restore the lost energies
~ promoting the healthy action Of tho liver
a doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
fhe right or lett side or through the limbs
Irtigestion, costiyeness, SICK stomach, weaE
pacE, dizziness, bad feelings through the
bedy aching limbs, billousness, general
weakness and other bodily infirmities are
erred. They positively operate without
kiiping, siokening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costive. A splendid, easy, purgative
/; pot, 4th and King sts. Philadelphia 60.
y rch street. Sold BY dealers. LII
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
1he weekly visitor.

TAe Weekly Visitor, under the man.
sgpmpn, Of Isaac Parker, is becoming
bopulr in this city and also in Chester.
70 morrow's issue will contain re-
ply TO A. r. Henry's communication,
! Fhich appeared in the Morning News
hi FabruAry 2eth,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

John A, Rowe has q variety Of week
ly story papers at hi hair dressing sa-
loon, Rising Sun. lie will also keep
weekly papers an Sunday newspapers
printed in wilmi gion every Sunday
morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors an
'tntiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
You recipe that will cure you FREE OF
sOaARaE. This great remedy was discov-
Ssnd q selfaddressed envelope TO the RAy.
'OIy. Nklyw
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

William Cole has drawn color fine
for himself at Floyd, Va. He is aerim-
inal, and negro constable holds war
rant for his arrslt. Cole has intrsnch"
cd himself on top Of mountain, with a
supply of food and ammunition, and
declares that, though he will submit
like alamb to any white officer, he will
die rather than surrender TO q blsck
ous.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

"Rsally 81. jacobs OIL is wonder
ful remedy" writes Mr. VIM. Reiuhart,
Elmore, Wis, "for / could mention
dozens Of cases where 1t has proved its
magical influence. One case In partic-
ulsr / will state: know man who
suffered with rheumatism for the last
twenty fve years, and Of late he could
hardly move around. After usiBg a
lew bottles Of 81. Jacobs Oil he was
entirely cured.'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
the Court at any tims bssose sen

Of the Court at any tims bsfore sen
tenoS.
Soc. 10. The proyisons of this act
shall not apply to foreign liquors, In
ported undor the laws OF the United
8 ates, so long as they shall remain IN
the hands OF the original importers
and in the original packages. nor to
pure domestic wines Manufactured for
medicinal or sacrsmentsl purposes ;
bnt the burden Of proving the facts Ok
smpting them from It's provisions shall
bs upon the person claiming ths ex,
emption.
eeJ. IL. This act shall not be con.
s'ru ID as repsaling former lava except
80 far as Its provisions may bs mani.
kstly inconsistent Herewith but as
additional and supplemental thereto.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

J l. Shields, commonly known as p.
2, Burnett, the celebrated tight-rope
walker and trapez performer will give
an exhibition to morrow afternoon at
t! . hotel Of Thomas Toy, Risipg Sun.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
"A &peGiAA MeelaDx

OF the liquor dealers will be held to.
MORROW (6aturday) afternoon, at 2 o.
clock in the Herdman building. Every
one interested in the business is re-
quested to attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

Ths third annual msstiug OF the
Ba uitab!e Loan Assoc ati n was te.A
last night. The secretary reported that
the receipts during the yesr, intending
the value of real estate and q hSlance
of So 73 In the treasury at the begin
ming Of the year smounted to SIG, 1856 :
80. The expenditures amounted 10
sl6 069 II. There is now q balance Of
ss7 Sc in the treasury. The receipts
for three years have amounted to $5l,
121.7S.
The 5tficers, including those elected,
rs-elected and those holding over, are
Presideut-aenry G. Conrad.
Vice President--sam'l. c. Pierce.
Seoretsry-D. r. Hawkins.
Treasurer-S. II. StAats.
Auditors Merris Taylor, Daniel II.
Kent and Daniel Biekta.
Directors-Wm. 7. Hcupt, George
Reuss, Lewis Kaiser, John Buta, Sam.
mel c. Pieres, II. c. Jchnson, james
Eslinten, ST., James K. Mccartney,
Frank S. Emmons.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

Eeports-Petitions ami { SEsa mnni
oaiaOns-Eirs COmpa ates' Az pr o .
pFfaii0ns, Rse.

iut WY COuuCll INV III FSRUlaf G6B-
sioa last night, Presid nj Sbarplsy in
the chair.
The FIRE committee reported adverse
ly on the petition OF the Fame Ho. g
company, asking for an appropriation
uf 81 $50. The report was adopted.
The City Treasurer reported bal
ance OF S20, ,552, So in bank TO the cred
it o. current expenses.
The Street Commissioner reporEsd
that during the week ending with
Saturday, February 2d.b, he had en-
tployed men and 2 teams, with a pay
roll amounting TO 1852
The Chtef Bugineer of the Water
Department reported that during the
weak ending with Tuesday, March ls.,
he had employed l6 men, with pay
roll amounting to $l67 50.
The Chief OF Police made the follow.
ing report: The amount of fines col
!ected during the month OF February,
S46.ls: dog tax, $l17; licenses for the
aals Ct meat, $40; total, $2l5lS.
Petitions and communications were
fece''eu as ioAtoNs' FroM '. d. hOliDeS
and osfeTs, asking Ghat gas inspector
BIZ appointed ; from the Vnlcanizsd
Fibre Conpsny, asking that water
pipes be extended on Wilson street hr
tween Tenth and Eleventh street; from
Robert McCaulley, asking that lam p |
b. placed near the centre OF the square
on Jsekson street batween Gilpia and
shallcross Avenues; frsm the Delaware
Western Railroad company, asking for
the privilege OF laying track on the
east side OF Shlplay street to a siding,
RAINING southerly in A. R. Tatnall's
lumber yard to tue ChFiStiana creek
from William AeClary and Samuel Nc
Clary, Jr', asking for the waliipg and
paving OF q sewer on the lot between
Fitth and sixth aud Madison and Mon
roe streets; from William Il. Burnett,
ssFlns for permission to sst l25 feet of
on'b IN front OF his property on West
street between Eighteeath and Nine
teensh streets; from William Lse& Son,
asking Sha' lamp be placed at the
csrner Of Twentieth and Tatnall streets;
from joshua h: slnIns, asking that the
CATERS and sideWs lEs on the south side
OF Linden street, between Jackson and
Vsnburen streets, be paved; also that
the gntters ana sidewalks on the east
sioe 0E van Bnren street, between Lin
den and Maple streets, be paved.
On motion OF Mr. Ahele, Council pro.
oseded to romln"ts and elect an as
Sletant engineer OF The Surveying De-
partment, TO NIL TIE unexpire term OF
Mt: rhomas' resigned:
mr. Abefe nominated George Il. Bow
man and MAJOR samuei Candy was
nomlnHted oy Mr' Isiiey.
Mr.. Bowman was declared elected,
the vote O~iog as iollo"S Bowman,
IL Can BY, 4 blank, |.
fhe loilo"Ang amounts were apprc-
prlated TO the nre com panies
Fame nose company ~ wa -;
wafer "Neh .. r. 20, l,VSo he
lance s. y. II Co 81 100; Ph@nix :.
+. h. TO-, VI, ll5; friendship 5. +. Il
Co., VI, 19o; Dela~are e. n. B Co.,
u, zoo; Washington 3. r. h. Il d. Il l..
Co., $l,21o; WecGaeoe .. y. n Co.,
VI 25o Chlet buginesr Of the Fire lie
Psriment' $too; FIRST Assistant, $o0
Second Ass''tant, SsO:
On motion OF Mr. biake the amoontS
were directed 70 oe drs"n.
received and ordered TO be fied.
Merris Taylor moved that Boyd {,
Co.'s directory be se .ured foz the use
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

W. A. Bacon wishes to inform his
friends and patrons that for the next
80 days be will sell as much OF his
large stock Of boots and shoes as possi.
BILE at cost prices In order TO reduce his
stock prior to his removal to his new
store in West Wilmington, where he
intends 10 transact business after the
18th Of March. Call and be convinced
that am selling cheaper than can be
bought elsevhers In the city. Don't
orget the place, 3l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
SPROHAL III ENTIOM.
venetian Biiuds and Windsw
Hh00 oAs

ERindow blinds and shades, We have
sken the liberty to cali their attention
to the establishment Of MIR. L. Il.
Springer, No. 229 Orange street, who
Is prepared to manufacture to order, In
lny desirable style or finish. blinds or
window shades at the very lowest
prices. Mr.. Springer Is practical
mscha anio, having had many years. ex
rSrience, does all the principal part Of
I his work himself, uses none but the
best material, is prompt and reliable,
and feels asgured that he can give en-
hire satisfaction. He also attends to
slteripg and re-hansing old blinds or
hadts TO fit any windows.
spring ssyle Six Hats
bow ready $500, $3.50 and s4.Oe, at
raylor's hat factory, 4 Wsst Second
ktreet. The largest stock Of nobby silk
snd felt hats in the city, and sold at
tactcry prices. Buy Of the maker. Call
hid be convinced.
81 POTATOES and FruitB.
N. L. Janney's, 30S King street, ia
the sure place to get yOur potatoes,
&uarauteed clear Of frost. Prime stock
"a all varieties. A special lot Of pots-
toes for bakers nse. Apples and fruit
n all kinds at reasonable prices.
MeYElng.
Powell h Bro. had on their stalls, in
he Third street market, this morning,
lot of herring, which they sold at IS
eHts per dozen. They also had few
ne shad, which went Oft readily at 30
10 70 oeuts saeh.
n. webb,
S07 Shipley street, gives q li:tle bon
lou pictures for 50 cents, gotten up In
be same style as ths larger cards. Old
ards enlarged to any size and finished
p oil, orayon or any Of the various
3ty les.
DIR. StnlnMs' white PaimOnIe
DasSaWa,
ths famous throat and lang remedy,
the consumptives best medicine. Sold
BY dealers, Depot, 4th and King sts. /;
PhilS., 602 Arch street. 500. and 81.
Il Flour, Fi0ar, PlOWr.
We sell that which gives the best
sssistsction for the least money. Call
aud BIZ convinced. No. 2 w. Tenth St.
Fish and Oysters.
Over twenty varieties Of fresh fish at
McClure's, in the Eighth street market.
Al salt fsh and oysters. Cali and
4r them.
Our stock Of Hair Brushes, Metallic
Brushes, Horn aud Rard-rubber Combs
being complete and sufficiently varied
|in assortment, we are capable Of sup
.plying any demand. West Bnd Phar-
macy, Seventh and JeGersen streets.
That elegant preparation known as
AcPherson's Campher lee and Glyesr-
{ne, for chapped lips Aad hands, Is sold
by J. R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
Poplar streets.
Go to Prentiss' stalls, Nos IS and 81,
Eighth street market, aud get q prime
piece Of beef for Sunday dinner. Bas-
kets delivered free.
4 Just receirea, let Of Minnesota
Boiler Patent and Honor Bright Flour,
u Front Street Grist Mills, 30S West
Front street.
Whitoomb's Asthma Remedy, for
eose, cold, hay fever and asthma. Sold
By Taylor & Fullerton, No. 302 King
strest.
George II. Ash, Merchant Tailor, No.
'z05 Market street, ia low making fne
spring suits at low prices.
smsx, for the breath, very ane, 1os.
paper. Ressg's Drug Store, Front and
West streets.
New gravel and plastic slate roo's
but on aud repaired by 4. Mitchell,
jr., $40 West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
Rrnta OF ahs l,hsrmamssar

at the RsPuBLoAE office, on Friday
morning, March 4:
Z O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock
4lo ago Az
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
From A HARDWARE FIRM.

MRssRs. Hplyons:-We have advertis.
ed in the "RRPvBIIcAH" and found ii
as good al advertising medium as there
is in the State. Duncan BRo1RERs,
2l4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

r. Morrison will continue the stove
business at his old stand, corner Of
Third and shipley streets, the coming
year, the report Of his intended re.
moval being entirely unfoundsd:
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

NONE TO THE GRANGER STORE,
" los T.. Sixth street. We ara selling
seedless cherries at lsc D, butter 2So h, evap-
Grated black berries l0c h, plain hlackbe,ries
s ms for 7te, prunellas l4e n, bs French
prunes 2bc. 2 b eTaposat-d peaches 2bc,
pared peaches IL and lao h, 2 Bs Caliioruia
tvaporated applies 25c, We have the hest tea
and coffee in the city. They come rom all
bag and 6Je Tor large bag; fl )ur at ~, 8, 4
and be. D We sre headquarters for soap
and starch and all the finest groceries at
lowest prices. We h0. Q to ke fixed up by
Saturday, and when w. have room we will
show lots OF cheap Soods. T. NJ. WEIR,
mar3tst Granger store, 1tS L. Sixth at.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
FROM A DRY GoeD FIRM.

MEssRs. Ep,roRs:-We cheerfHlly ado
our testimony to the value of your pa
per, the DAILY RsPUBLIoAE IS an adver
Using medium. II We did not think 81
We would not occupy as large q spac,
(one celumD) as we do now and have
done for the past three years.
Res'v. CR ssY h HILL,
Nos. 220 and 222 Market Street.
From A REAL ESTATE BROKER.
HsssRs. EDlpORs:-I have taken ths
'REPyBLEcAE" since it was first estab.
lished and have advertised in the same
medium, because considered IL az
good as any other paper and the best
for advertising.
VIM. McCAULlEY, COG Market street.
ANOTHER BRoKNR sAYs:
hEsssB EDlroRs:-It affords NE pleas
ara to state that after Is years expert
enee in advertising in the RM'psAIcAK,
l have always received ample returns.
II Ia in my opinion the best advertis-
ing medium in the State.
4 K. RoBINsON & Co.,
n. +. corneY Fourth and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

UTlCE-TH Il IRREGULAR MONTHLY
~ meeting Of the Lincoln Club will be
held at their revm. 500 Market street, ON
NOEDAY evening March Z at 8 e'ciocs.
A full attendance oi rneI1 bers is particularly
desired. CLIPfu.,D JAMES,
mar4-2t Secretary,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

yXTANTEp--AE FIRST GLASS WAITER.
w ARMY Immediately ~
FL'i.L.Mx.k'S DlF, N9 SALOON.
Ma'At.t b0s MaFkeI street,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

TY0k REST-THE HO USE ANDSTUaE,
~ 4Gs Market street. Apply 70
jon \ FULlIMER,
mar4tl2; $40 Orange street
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

w jAyhs. AXLE Woi ks,
m Ii!2. Second ana Orange strTeta.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

\ Powell h Bro. had on their stalls, in
the Third street market, this morning,
lot of herring, which they sold At IS
telts per dozen. They also had few
lne shSd, which went Oft readily at 30
10 70 ceuts each.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

SyUARI mo DEsihAhLE SiNaLG
at sos kiRg street. marafa
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04

N. L. Janney's, 3os King street, ia
the sure place to get yeur potatoes,
&narauteed clear OF frost. Prime stock
81 all varieties. A special lot Of pots-
tees for bakers use. Apples and fruit
of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
Sprrnx style siIk Hats

bow ready ; $500, $3.50 and $4.Oe, at
Faylor's hat factory, 4 Wsst Second
street. The largest stock Of nobby silk
snd felt hats in the city, and sold at
Factory prices. Buy Of the maker. Call
aud be convinced,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-04
II. ebb,

$07 Shipley street, gives q li:tle bon
lou pictures for 80 cents, gotten up In
PIE same style as the larger cards. Old
ards enlarged to any size and finished
% oil, orayon or any OF the various
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-20
A LEADING PROFESSOR SPEAK
ING OF SENSIBLE PEOPLE

DIR. S-,the prominent Eastern med
lcal lecturer, says: "Every day sensible
people come to me complaining of their
health being broken down. The answers
to my inquiries always are-what I sur
mise--nature's laws have been totally
disregarded; consequently the blood, the
stream of life, becomes contaminated
and as result of this blood poisoning. T
find dyspepsia and disordered functions
of the heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys.
accompanied by headache, nervous de,
bility, and other impaired organic por-
tions, often verging on papaIysis. In
order to keep the digestive organs in
proper health and strength, I and nav
friends in the profession have recon-
mended Browns Iron Bitters-they act
SO mildly and soothingly. never leaving
any unpleasant after-effects strengthen,
ing the organs of digestion, and perman.
entity removing every symptom of i'll
health, languor, and debility. No rem
edy in the East gives such good satisfac-
ton as Browns Iron Bitters, and all drug
gists can procure it for you. Don't be
persuaded to use substitute. This rem
edy contains no alcohol and is the only
preparation of iron that does not black
en- the teeth.-SUN.
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MANS NORJ, EST WORR

This is an age of great works and won
derful inventions. Steam, electricity,
water, air, all are made to serve man, but
unquestionably the greatest inventions
are those which preserve mans health
and prolong his life, and among the great
est of these is DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Its effects are truly
wonderful and hundreds are happy to-
day, who once looked forward for an
early grave. For coughs, colds, Bron-
chitis, asthma, loss of voice, hay fever
hoarseness, Group, or any affection what
ever of the throat, chest or lungs, DR..
Kings New Discovery will positively
cure. We can cheerfully recommend It
to all, and can unhesitatingly say it is the
only sure cure for throat and lung affec-
ections. Trial bottle ten cents; regular
size 81. For sale by @. T. Buerstatte.
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RESTORED TO THE WORLD.
Three Russian bisbops who were q,

Three Russian bishops who were con-
demned to solitary imprisonment by the
Gear Nicholas, in 1856, have Just been
released, after confinement of twenty.
five years. They enter different world
than that they left, and will never be
able to supply the awful hiatus in their
lives. They will never be able to catch
up, nor to fully understand the change.
Writing of this fact the New York Times
says: To them Napoleon III. is still EN-.
peror of the French. They know moth
ing of the Franco Prussian war, nothing
of Italian and German unity, of the dis
memberment of Turkey, of papal infalli
bility, nothing of our civil war, of ocean
cables, of the Suez Canal. Bismarck,
Beaconsfeld, Gambetta, Lincoln, Grant
are to them mere names, not PERSONAL
ties. A quarter of a century, big with
events which will have their influence in
shaping the worlds history for centuries
to come, has been dropped out of their
lives.
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JINKINs was travelling in Missouri last

JINKINs was travelling in Missouri last
year, just before the Presidential cleo
ton, and in the car right across from
him two men were arguing as to the
probable result of the election. Saws
Hancock the man," 'sNo. sir.
Garfield ii get it" was the reply. Sud
denly an Adventist, sitting behind them
spoke up and said: ''My friends, do
you know who is to be our next Presi-
dent? 1t is the Lord, who is coming at
once, with His angels, to reign" Quick
as thought, Jenkins, who imagined that
some third party candidate had been
mentioned, sprang up, slapped the Mill
erite on the shoulder, and cried out,
''Bet you S25 he don't carry Missouri. -