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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02

THE steubenyilIe Gazette (Democratic)
admits that "the Democratic party is at a
lower ebb than It has been since the Gree
ley campaign" II also comedies that this
Is owing to some extent to "'indivldual
treaChery and internal dissensions." An
open confession is good for the soul. 1t is
true that this is not all the Ga1ctte says on
the subject, but this much truth in col
umn article Of q political nature in Its col
umns leads US to hope for the Gazette q
still further awakening to the defects and
weaknesses Of its party
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02
DRESS GOODS
Department!

In this Department we offer all
the New and Choice Fabrics for
Suits, in Cloth and Cancels Hair
effects, in the fashionable shades Of
the season. Also Pushes, Marye.
leux, Surah, Satin dc Lyon, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02
TuR Pittsburgh Dilpateh head.liner calls
the Guiteau trial "Cox's Comedy"
JouN KELLY saws he win not retire fro

JOIN KELLY says he will not retire from
politics, and his enemies have demonstrate
ed that he can't be retired. That seems to
FIX him as permanent thorn in the side Of
the Recognized and Reformed Demo-
cracy, a place which he fills with credit to
himself and with patriotic service to the
community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02

Bismarck took occasion in the German
Reichstag recently to announce himself as
the representative OF the imperial and
monarchial policy as exhibited in the per-
sonal rule OF the Hohenzollerns, This was
quite unnecessary, for with all his vacilla-
ton on minor questions Of politics nobody
ever suspected him Of any genuine pro-
vressive instincts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02
community

1t will doubtless bring tears to the eyes
oimany sensitive readers to learn that
there has been received in Baltimore from
Albuquerque, New Mexico, awhile onion
weighing one pound and ten ounces,
Those who can control themselves sulti'
GENTLY to look at 1t without weeping say
that Il Is 'auite curiosity"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02
1T WILL PAY YOU
TO SEND ME S35 AND GET A
CORN and COB MILL

That will grind 0 to bushels All hour. Eyery two
bushels 30 ground are equal 10 buShelSied on the
cob. 8. Z. BOYD, Wheeling, W. Va.
Mhnlcsaln farming TOnlS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02
OUR own ATHENS,
Matters at the seat Of the state Uni.
VaFnIty.

MoRaANrowN, November 20.
Possessing but few locals with which to
write d letter, yet We trust that this may
prove sufficiently interesting to find d
place III your columns,
The fall term Of the University closed
on Tuesday, November 23d, finder such
circumstances as were very encouraging to
The many friends and patrons Of the school.
All the students seem TO be satisfied with
the work accomplished, and q feeling Of
hard work peryales the whole school. The
winter term opened the next day, and
ihe indications are that II will be one Of
the most successful In the history Of the
University
Plot Brooke Is on hand, and the first
law lecture OF the course was delivered
Friday afternoon, This is comparatively a
new feature in the University, and Is one
that should receive the earnest support and
enC6ungemento OF every citizen Of The State.
Young men who intend prartiCing law
Would do well TO avail themselves OF these
lectures, embracing as they do thorough
coutse ID the elements Of law, These lee.
itfes are delivered free 10. all the students
81 the University, and by that means places
them within the reach ofevefy one.
The juhiot class made their first appear
ance November Is, and gavetheir audience
d rare literary treat; the performers aCquit.
ca themselves with credit, and gave evi.
,iehce Of decided merit, There IL some
lihe talent In this class, and we predict for
them al their next performance a large and
hppfeciatye audience.
The following are the members Of the
class, with their subjects
fsAy Modern Development. &C naket
of6tIonl Bpanish lnquisl on.,.........W. T. Bland
ofktionssTWu AssAStnatlu ns..."....,.-s NJ. Boyers
fiy ltiammefsa and Ahvils.,",.-"...Be Benz. Brown
Ofatlnh1sA lexAnder H.,.".,.,.,,,.,,,,,sb nfOWn
flSDn0tlliii walter r HOugh
tiAtidu Of University 10 stated. L. johnson
uffilon4Aforsiye md Fufget....r.,g. E Musgfaye
q Sltile lot Supremacy Of Power
~ N ~. q. LpEIell
tit.-A juhlot Performance. ,......e,..H r. Morris
The University q last entering upon
new pta 10 her existence, both the senior
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

MY OFFICE, AFTER BEING CLOSED
lyl for the last two weeks, ID now open
have lately recsived large stock Of Dental~111Y
Material direct from the manufacturers. which en-.
abos ne TO make still further reductions In the prices Ct
my mechanical work. Respectfully,
G. DILlxHG8, Deati0t
o leo In RrNCKLE BLOCK. ss4a-H
, 1881-08-17

would 10 ashamed Of hinsclf cvcrlastnRly
II he ate a,d liyetl ntnong tho tiith these Mex
lcans to-" Tho bulk Of tho population nru
tltlcves and bcRgars. OF tho difficulties u,i-
der whtcl, tho railroad contractors labor liu
says:
+. regard 70 stealing. this know. that nothing
. frnn yora Cr,,a to .sne llity ot Mcxc' 6 ioft
tak9n inaf,io tho sutton et,d, looked uu, This
road nco Introduced nt- brAkos 1tt thoir cars,
but sie worktnen punched hole! n tho piros
and etolo tho tubing. 80 thoy. .woru tnkon OF. On
thc "Nsttonni.' itoad, and ,lo',,tloa. or q!
tho ralls 10 tho tos until thoy. wero ilnaty r,vet-
etl M, ONO OF gi'tl4 Ut woFks,ioI undertook r.,
stoal tito cnp OFT il cartridge ut 1ynnmtto, and
tho result was thai ho aid several othors wunt
tN THUR rowArd
II this pcsstnlist's vlo,ys reflect the rcal co,l-
t(ltion Of Mexico, tic transportation OF tho
present and protected railroads In that coun-
try otgllt to bo occupied for some years to
come In taking missionaries there. It wout,l
appear to be M excellent field for tint kind
Of work.
, 1881-08-17

OSf Of tile abuses dune away with III New
York BY tic now Gods OF Criminal Procedure
j. The practice Of bringing III secret in.l1et-
ll,cfts. These legal t'ntnb,scrcws have bccn
fayorit instruments Of oppression with poll
tlcIans, mud llayo heen rccklesay used by
Dtstriot-Attornuys iii tho pnst 10 ,lsslst their
friends Or punish thuIr enemies Inltct-
mcnts are frequently he'll In terror ovor tic
lseada Ut pcraons whom, It Is never intended
to prosecute, aMl tho fnct Of tlle,r cxlstol,co
carefully concealed from, nlI but tho persons
most Interested nnd tic DIstrict-Attorney.
The new code provides TINT iiiltctmcnts
wlieli found must ba presented by tho forc-
inn,, Of tho Grai,d Jury, sin their presence,
to the Court, a,ll must 10 tllel Will, the
Ccrk mud remain In Ills Office rs a public
rpnartlN y
, 1881-08-17

Mn. GEonGE y. Coz will bo ronomborad
rs tho New York banker who expressed d
luslro to pay n fabulous sum of money fur
the privilege OF being. itrst at tho Su.,Trcas-
ltry OIL rcsat!;lption.lay, mil neglected to
avnll himself ut tho privilege when 1t was
offered tn him for nothing. fIn lIas mare
recently distinguished l,lMault by rea,linx IL
paper at tho ullEkelS' Convention ut Ntagara
Fal's, IN which ho proposed tllat tho security
Of Government bonds FIR circulating notcs
should ho ttono away with. N[s. Coos mr.
gI,nent was TINT ttlo bonds cotlltl mt
10 n permanent security, as they were
being rap1dly paid ulT. 1lo proposes,
therefore, lint banks sh6ulu bo 1tpr-
1nlttel to issuo notes to tile nuount Of
one-lnlf or two-tl!rtls Of tho capital ralA lii
TINT the notes 80 Issued le II prcfurratI dol,t
Iii caso Of failure; and that they carry inter
est Mt MI extra rate for every days failure to
redeem ttlosn. 1t IL astounding tiiAt II sane
ii1iaMclor should niakn these propositions Ia
n convention Of bankers In tl!e present state
ut enlightenment concerning money nI,t1 It's
functions. What would the National Gov.
crlslnent |,ayo to 10 will, II rc,t-p,tp currency
Of tlle kind that 0fr. Coo describes? ,llow
could It b0 l&l any sGl,Hc Il Nnti0nnl currency
without II Sntlunal guaranty. mil how could
such guaranty b9 given without security
holl by tho Government?
, 1881-08-17

n New York paper snys Tint foshlo..,,
young lultes ut Cape htay wear l,nsoe l,roca,,,s
their arms white buthlug. 'e'e'4 On
People Should not be IN ton rrc,t h,
to Ko to SaratoEn. Mr. Tnltangt /, th..a nasII
preuetos ono night wcck, 'A''e' lid
1t seems rs II tic papers wonl nover ,,o.
aohsths oscar Wilde, tho London o.theto: ls,p rhp
iatest story ~ THAT Whltclnw Rc!i was trcpr,r w.
,nfstakoh for him. 'tSsa'f
conlancl!e Bill says Rnlralo I]lID ia IN f,on,
lorsnAn, md Batfnlu I}.il says cnnanche ,,t :.
tottlorfoot fruuI. These gentlemen .cera ,,A Is Is
10 protts well Acquainted with cl.rh Other sN' ~
Thu fossil re,lafns Of Il pre}ljstnrfc mn,
nave boon found a. Carnbuuca. tcar Mica. Fran"a
I!sa Anthony's atlrntrar seams to tnyo t..ss,s,
a lonr why's to kill hltnacr when dtscar,I i't+ ~
Sllsan.
TlI1 three prcttlcst young women In New.
port soG!oty this summer nro said tn ha III.
Perkins Ut l}oaton, 3liss Chamberlain N f,tsy,.'
lasll, nnl Mlss Montague Of E.a!tIluntr ~,
ID'a' Tribune. Or. Mary Walker Is Ia Washing,
ton. 1*'
q Louisville paper llns discovered that
WI! y. Ilnyos of Tint city, WROTE ono yerso NJ
"AlollIe Darling" aftUr l,urk OIL Il fcn,y,,on
with n piece Ut chnrrcl atlck. Unto,tauapIr,
thora does mt acu,n t0 have hccn anYhcdr
nroIlna with rrosHilce Of mind ct,ouVh to ,atn
another rail anu drop it on tho song.wrltc,,
At Lee's Lick. Ky, Inst Monday, Charlie,
Smith. tnvlnK hoara James curroii make to,no
remarks tsctnRatory to tho Sintth family In ocn.
oini. aud assert TINT Chnrlcs WIS Ut d pccu;ja,r
su1lgiitnHry nature, drew pistol md shot Car.
roll scyon tlnles. str. Smith was crlleotty d.
tor1ulnotl not to 60 buck on bis reputxtinn.
Tho Now York I'tmes snys That " the scsies
for Weighing guild In the assny olFce ut Ses
York nso 10 tiolichto TINT when brought 10
balance with two pieces Of papnr Of enl1al s1o
Iii tho t,ats, tho fnero writing Of purup wllb
lend pencil OH ono or tho pioces Of paper nil
nt1a enough weight In tho papes to turn tte
scalcs In Its fuvur." Tho Itaea' lar has eyl.
dontly returned from bis summer Yaeattun 10.
vInorated and refreshed.
What 1.-Two written IL written,
Aud hero you Will tit1h 1t EuIne day,
III this old blRck ebony rassat,
Dated. mid hidden awuy;
WheN your heart will huyo warmed 10 ano!heE,
Although ynu swear nuw to bn tr1a,
Thou hope you'll tear up my letters,
Lest shc should discover tholn, too.
Yo. orc.atm say this to torment you.
10 Boofr Ut tho lovo you huve sworn.
Ktss fondly tho words haya seMt you,
And vow they ttnvrr Hhati be torn;
Aud That II timg should tempt mo TO seyoe
Tho fcttors TINT suit you 50 well.
You will throw yourself Into rlvor,
(. Or live likn monk IN u cell.
Yotwhy shoull yo,, think would vouudyoui
Iktlow you have loyalty loved,
And nil hav0 said In these Icttert
think that /, tho. dear, hayo prore,:
And wojl know you ttiuk W yuil say, dear.
That your hoMrr wilt forever te true;
Hut oyerY ono Aays that mcn cLanyc, deaF
And 80 suppose tisat thcy 10.
, 1881-08-17

EostMANnEls MEXslNa, I'M otllcer IN the
uor'aan navy, III Il recent interview with 4
representative OF tho New York Tribune,
furnished tint Iapor with anlne Interesting
Information relative In tho growth ,l,l1 prss-
ent cUllditlnn ut Garmany's l,ayal power.
Commander Monalng entered tho l,ayy in
1soo' anl at that time 1t consisted Of one
steam coryct, o,e smiling coryet, twO sail
thy trlgatcs, ind sumo smaller vessels. I'rus-
sia SOON afterwards purchased frum Ol.lcl.-
burg the present }NIlheln,sl,nfet1, wleh Is
now an Immense nnYal statl0l,. Ii, tho wnr
will Denmark, III 1871, the liashnr Ut Ktsl
WIS Uponoti and five war yossets wero atldls,l
to the llttlc npyy. In 1876, with tho t;rru,uu
Confederation, llot,lla were found to build Il
navy. Tllroo large steam frigates wero built
a,ld several irof.platctl wsIudon ships. On
tho paYlnant OF tho Froncl, Indemnity u nor.
tlon Of 1t WIS doyote4 to building mloru s!!lts,
alsiollg ttions tho two llrst.clnss iron frlyates,
tho kalsor md Deutschland. Tho prosont
nayy, built up froM ti,eso s,nall beginnings,
consists ot twelve ilrst-class iron frigutos, u
a'hall 1notl|tnr, eight Iron Ellllboats, fifteen
cruisers. soye'l sloops-ot-war. threu co,npnHit
sll!ps tlron alul wood). seyHr1.l ynchts, IT,
teen slnall glnboats. three tenders, rlglIt
t0rpodo-boats. two transports, nJul several
tralnlnR'sl!lps. As to tho general cllaraoter
OF tbs navy, Commander Alenslng says;
These, with tho exception OF tow undergoing
Ht.W bullying tuMr slo6ps of war und three Run-'
s,Ma noats Tho a!,t!ra nAvy n ar'ned with sitled
as Sqs'S ar gaSS ss Wh9 ssa tno sa: ow
S Mngy ~ y sosisrod n,oouasary Germany
, 1881-08-17
THE POPE AND CHICAGO.

Now tlgt tho Popo IL goylously cpntem.
plating II removal, up.lcr certain contingent.
clcs, from lsone, Tho st. Louis Globe. Demo.
crtit absur.iy extends IN Invitation for hIs
"lloIlucss" IL 70 10 St, Louis and set M a
how Vatica,, at tho west crd Of tl,o bridge.
As Aaro Ia no curiIIy or heavenly. SECULAR
or clerleul reasou why lls Should 10 TO That
torsIa plnec, tho Invitation Is moro Or lesa Il,
tho nature nt confidence e,,ne, Every onu
III this country knows thut st, Louts Is tho
lust placo Il, Amcrlcn for him, hut Mt hia dis.
t,nce FROM there l,e Ut coursu l,as not Heard
much al,uut Il, uni might be lnposctl upon
III otlors hive been, Fur ills REASON Il il
propcr for Tl1E I'utf,usr to wnrn Leo xiii
uguinst taking u sten Which ho would for.
ever regret,
There IL but. one place where the popo
could como and exoyejs, his functions ami
ba happy, a,ul, ssttlug modesty nsido for
oucc, wu l.nyu no hesitation II, aaylt,a t,,ut
place Is Ch&cago, There are numerous oihor
places, snpl. ~ Oshkosh, Ubprlln, Now Ynrk.
lsosta.l, Yuzoo, a,ul llot SPRINGS, even tI,a
, 1881-08-17

a,stt Ills aplf-fnprlsonn,rnt III the Vatican hns
worn upon him. lle nee'IA The tonic If pure,
hraclnE alr, gon.l food mil cool temperature.
1t wo,'li bc tho rciihcincl,t III cruelty to acntl
hin to tint |ioatc!l fnrraco ntih ruast him,
md to exposo lin hi Ills rncrvatcd su'-
sitioll 10 climate, It's ,tcatlly ~ t'mt
Of tllc Campagl.a Itself. Wliat lIo needs IL
our bright ssy, genial s.t', glorious north
winds, ptire, healthy fakc, abundant n1l coy
ltopoltt1tll markets. 10 rofrcsl .i,d inylgor-
ato his Inner man. not tho shilling blAsts,
tl'e heated Streets, Tho stckening smells,
Tito misty water. mid tho malarlal tlis-
eascs which. lIayu hurried the M,nIor.
ity of tho people of Ut. 1.oitts Into tho
Rravoyhrsis' There Il, s,aiiother suggestion tn
'o made In this con'tectlon. Tho Pope IL
mentally lnsllsposed. lilo Inns bce,, self
lncarcerated prisoner In tho Vatican almost
ever since Ito dscctnlcd st. Tctcr's thnfr. 1t
ts well known that hcrtiIlts ant! oxtlcs from
tho world always grow gloomy md morbid
from TOO mitch self'lntrospcctEoll, nfM that
lrootting upon woes, whether real or !nl-.
ngEi1ary, induces hypoclIontrIu. mikes tlloln
suspicious Of other peop!o, at1d ILLS tho tnt,d
with dls'nal forebodIngs amt tailntliccd vuws
, 1881-08-17

r.n"y ~ 1iuWs 10 sn1nu Ut our rehttoT8 t0
khow mus III uaftes II. 1iafrlanh uhfcaEo l'ns-
scssoa inc laoa1 pfotoa'f Mayor win which any
c.tY was eser enaoweu'' Iho oaatnolcon'ilko
saasae.or o. INC noea OF ouf City uosofnmcnt
.s never ~ au'Hinaly inaftitcst as ~ tlo stlnny
h""o' n1,"... ."ys "aen 'ne psc"o sua1oh u at us
n, n.s"t. sir Isslsoh u ono oi tne must con.
.It'uu m r.cnlohots W tnib Country una 30 wesl
mhs .n's thet nccomo known mat 20 oceasIon nf
sno A..lu - ~" cohshctca oomplcto ufiiess tho
~ p.esoueo ol tno ota;atloal mayor 10 seooretl III
ausance. Anhouan oorn III Kentnckys nnt nuf-
.atea aon.Iy thfo1Rh pnIlng habyhooa Into r''
.' uass souta M III !no @ ,eRlo.s tahca Tor ~ b'no
st"o't ~. aoul 4'.asn WHISKY, aua .s"ttluR norsGs'
M atr' nMrs!eon hoes not o'a''A 10 no Nehtaek-
.,".. Militant ,s. NOT my moro tnah no
".".e ~ H,,,,.. ~ ~ " rfonann.a1' OF uormah,
w.. *an4sa1,"4' ~ " nouo'nlan, os lrlsn-
, 1881-08-17
sesrence OF handling II. 11ero Is wlsat In
sNya Oil this subject:

d l}bil ltIt
snys ou ,tis sn,,Icrt.
The pcop,o thrn,about tho co,,utrv every.
wl,erc alsk Tor Jhapgr, nal tho ln.uks An slit!i.
1ty II II iI,c1n tho'e ae cnIars ct; +; W. sn @ % "
payfnent.
IN M N.Y. vat q ncw ~ iorR u I1 w
bninr,oe*, In Rold uoin, paId 10 ' anti rcouivo
ifnm o1,. t91 Genrlais. l!n:ise, as'M WciSao ~
inst inon.l. tho Cieartag. tioisn bnnxs rccoised
from i ne assistant Troas.lrer $4.AO n Weigh
dit Treasurer in Nov YurEf nays WI ID lie Dnnks
;inlly NJ ayornEo nf ton and hnit q enn, when
coui, bo ossiIy remad' y y orasimt,Hn n,,,hr.
fzlng tho fssAn Of sufficient a,au'int nf ocrtttl-
on f to csssy Ell 5tsn rd ma,r ump ,n
@ was 50 grrat that i j. only recently. TINT lo
~ tha " H. 70 n ot " VI tc
Consi!tutlon.
,c,os yara t tt ntter nc @ war d9sn'me o.
Folsi coin tll,rlR tint period, would weionino
tmok te t tn1 yot!inw mota Wild ca9er hafins HMt
iove Of Tol, and cuycrtlbio nat,er currency h
pfaierfed. = .
Ihe fonson why the people prefer pnper
money to coin is twofold: First, IL II coli.
Veftlolo mi" COLI on demand. ai'tl tllorcforo
represents aetaal 'al'to III com; aecontl' taey
prefer IL Just "a tlioy profcf mid actually
make 10 per cent Of their payments nnA
nave W per conf Of tilelr receipts ln batlk
ci'ecks and TRAITS 70 eyen l'apor money.
IaRo away tio coilstttlltionallty OF Lilo ptper
money anl tha preferences Tor 1t over coin
"oula Instantly cease. ui't the controller
gives no feAsoi, why tho gold coin Is not In
more general clrctlatlt1f, nor why Its receipt
Is so strongly objcctea to- tint IL not equally
rs satisfactory III explaining why pat,er
, 1881-08-17

ONE Of the qo,npaAy Ut Irish patriots who
mot raeantly in 0hlcago aud spsnt several days
worry pleaaantly In oharglag exoh othor with all
sorts Vt troachery and 1ad faith was Inter-
viewed by Now York reporter upon roachtng
that ufty. Among othor thugs, taH patriot eall
that "ary person who d|ymleol tho prpceelInas
Ut tho ca'cgo neottua would ,neot q fate ulat
would DO warning to others" Inas.nuch aa
oorpNent aud oxtsemc,y patFEot!p person ot
this city, Mr. W.j, iIypcs. bus oAsou htnlso,r to
lo luteryIcwod by Feporturs Of ai tho English
dall'us Aore, and pgetenda4 to toll txaot.y whue
was tlono ut thal 1noetlng, u WnsId 10 tho part
cnro hIA person, lest portion ot sho celebrated
n'lt Intangible "skirmlshtng fund" bo usot to
effect hls abduction aud subsequent p4nlshmsut,
, 1881-08-17
0ARFtELD's BATTLE FOR LIFE.

At Lhls i,r,tr ~ &xrfttntr n1,nnef nvarvt,rttv
hns nhan,or",t hmm nr t1,o rrostiert,. r..
coycrv, tnciua,nv h,s nl,va,c,nna mn, hta
Cabinet rbo nn,,,,,,nrctnn,,t nr nj. f1cuth II
IT. .hu,l cnmr will uot hc an ,u,,rl, NJ n sl,nck
ne ,l,o flrat t,rws m ,vn,,,,d lint ,rns t,,am
sl,nnosrtl IN l,c foto,. Tho n,,lio MIN, I,,x
hrct, nrc,,arod al,nnat MI t,,a finn far ,,.t
ami, n cr,pts m Tint whict, ,.on,u m Nro,,ov
MISUNDERSTANDING the h,norut hu1lrtIns NJ tha
attr,,iinr ni,vsicans' i,nt his tlooti, nj th,ss liz
t,mu viii In sn,Idnr nml m,or,, Inn rtro,,,f,rg
n ,,nastl,,c finn IL ,,1o ,vu,ein,. h,ilnt In,
tiolc IT, wnrk INSTANTLY ,rha ,,oroiam ~ n
nrot roctoa str,,vrio for ,tfn ,,os hnan ,tt,oI
To f;urt,ctd,s claims unon tho nJm,rotfo NM,
1nvc NJ the Amnr1con ,,eonlc. nn,1 i,,a dnntl,
wifi tnlc nvov Tho nn,v comnereot;on ttot
con1 i,avr I,cc, re,,tlrred In him. his family
nnd ,fs co,,,,trv for tho courn M ,hnt m rrio,l
| lin +hro,,rt a;x woot. nr unffcrtnr ,uh,,I,
,yos tn,,aop,1 ,,ros In r,,nr ,,hvutno j,v ti,,u
tho nn,ga ~ t,,,n, dtsxnlntion r,horc IL n
fen1i,,v thot t,,ta ,.a,, hnu hrcvolv .o,rnoI
n. rIvnt tn l,vo on,I lila ,,oott, enn,ra ~ - -,
rrnot to,,,ov t,on n ,yo,,1,1 hovo hon,, shnrt,v
oftar h, ,vaa atru,t ,fn,v,,
fffinr,ol.t tlrol shn,'l,l horo m otbar ctofr
IN ,;,r,vrl,,, ond h., l,oa n,o,,,,.
tho xvtt.,u,vnr tin ,,,u.l, NM, tho o,,,,,,ro,,oo
wl,rh i,o fna nxl.Ihi,.J t,,ro,r1,nnt l,;a "rnas
trottm, wn,,,a h, n,,o,v !, ,orlf,. NJ r., q, t,,o
on,,aIs NJ linnriro,, l,ta,nrv ,ri,nro ,u,u
| ,,rvcr nh ,tr1ler ,r",,,l ,xh.ro n no,, ,,v,s,1
tLan f,ui,enn,s :,,ix,rI ,r,1tct,,, ,,.o ,,,il
frn,n nj. hnit,lo. r.rolv"r ,Sr" ,,,nnst ""a na
1,rr ns rltlr.tall. n ,.,s ,r"I ] NJ % ~. ,,ts' @
,o,,cc n n f.,r f,et. s,",,"r, " % n''s nv ~ ~ I liz
.,,,s ,,,, in..r,to,1 ~. ,,.s. .,,.,, ,..a..a',
I ~" |'- ~-S 's'AHf s''N'N '"hf1Ses
, 1881-08-17

iono proposes to "toto fair," MS they say In
VlrgInia, and to permit Republicans to na,ns
candidates for thu Legislature lii NIL districts
where they nro III n majority over tho nntE.
Bourbon Democrats. Tho outlook Is for lar-
tnony and all!cte,lt work during tho cnnl-
pai9n, With iii exeeltent prospect for sur-
rn94
, 1881-08-17

Aaln.oIsn THOMAS, tho director OF. the
Parla consasvHlaIra, hgs 0rsicro4 tho young laqy
stuacnia Of that Institution to nitro thsmaelyes
III plain white l4uEllu gpwI.a hereafter 1t px.
nta!hattons. II u slluslas cdos could ho on.
foruod In tho young lades' sominArlta or tAIs
oountsy tho sIfuot would 10 a whnlesot,a one,
At tho tltue ut graduation fFptn suRppl thu mud
ut tho aYcfngo gfrl uaeda sQAuoltpg moro .hun
wheu tto acqalremout VI hook kpuwledga was
begun, Rna especially ia thq matter oE qEeas Ass
hpr tleA4 erruupous, - : :, '
, 1881-08-17

DEAN STANLEY III Ills Inst magazine arti-
nle vigorously defended nobortson smith, Ifo
contonded that thoro wAs not one syllable in
Smiths book which coniioted With tho Woat-
mnster Confession.
:, az fnr rs tho .statcments Of tho Church nf
s is 4baol4tcly flTe to nay What hp llA0s, aud IL
tho FrGo Church Assembly hns tteposcd HIN
pnsqd him f9r having travelled IN AruhLn, Or fnr
peln9 4 rood 1nRtliaiuat!sIan. And hls ruIlody
~ II hta own tIniat!s llc IL Acol,sel OF haytug
tract. and l,o knows that DO llaa not broken lila
contrnot. 1t ta tho Freq Church Assembly whoh
10 onfnscp tho contract which has tncr thus
broken ls not evident. hut IT he does tho Court
Of scss1on cnuad certainly Interfere.
noun Stanley might With prorrpty hayo said
that Robertson Smlsh's uhtot fault was thar ho
had lenrllol to translate from tho 0crmnn, nj
ovlttont TINT Ills Theological hcresca aro duo to
h!a fntal tAotllty In thia respect.
, 1881-08-17

TltE Democrats try to mako II ~
question whGttlur Mr.. John " i,',',, " m oDeh
for 1lt'un In 1871; but ths Ia ,yh", votel
self In two lottcra to Tho ack .r,,,,! ~ sa bin.
fier tDon.}: = ''''''e tllll to,t.
hagn yot tn cast my first T,ctno,ro,,,
n, " 'nv ot!in!'ss!ntl, tn eairo ta recat tho
rst ny sr iGttar tt Aye sst t. tN,1seen "as1
~, iSYt, ~ ~ Aobhtcalttf, SfIj
, 1881-08-17

IT ls we'll remarked BY an axchanga;''' :.
Thecono!uslon Of the perry County tro,thlcs't II
Parry wnta HulaE. examtnsliQn 90 tha charge 1t
thp !gHrder V blatthsws:e !ewspHpar olltnr,
MpsIaR down IN their Attsmpls 10 "bulliuxoa
ladxe tlurFla lnto 4!neratlax the two mon, II
wy soaoo4ea that Itafrts would DO Killed II pnca
was psoc!alnsat and militia eoanpapy, lie
, 1881-08-17

Ente4td at The Pest.see At Chteaso 1n+ a. Steonf-
~, Cil5s Mattfr.
Fot the benoat OF nuf patrons who dnklta to sond
tlnss coplth OF I1tE TltHuSE through lilo malt NJ
xlve herewith tho transient rnta of postaxo.
, Forrtpn ard 0omtstk. FIR Chpy.
Elaht and Twelve 1'aH0 FnpaF..+"........,.9 cenfs
, 1881-08-17
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