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Ars. Ogden. n. Division street, Buffalo,
says; l cannot be too thankful that l was in.
duced TO Try your Spring Blossom. | was at
one time afraid l should never be- able 10 get
out again, Iseemed TO be . second edition
Of Job without his patience; my face and
body were one vast collection Of bOils and
pimples; since taking one bottle Of your
Spring Blossom l Am quite cured, all erup-
tons have disappeared, and | feel better than
have in q long time" Price so cents, trial
bottles 10 cents,
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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IRRFFAFloa oR THE acALP.
q AnLhenlie TeslImony.

GEsELn9;-FoF Eve years l have been
greatly troubled With dandru1, with q severe
itching Of the scalp, and my hair falling out
! have tried almost every known remedy, all
proving worthless. SEEING Burnett's Cocaine
and Burnetts KallistOn advertised, Iprocured
q bottleoteach, aud Sm happy to state that the
dandruff 10 completely removed, and no itch.
Ing whatever remains,
J. E. CAvES, Kansas City, No.
Burnett's ElayoEng Extracts are the best.
TThSAW
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TEMPERANCE Is Attracting much attention,
showing itself in local option laws, societies,
oFuGalea and restrictions upon liquor produc.
tlOni but With all these efforts the Consump.
ton u enormous, and, undoubtedly, the
reason Is because there Is nothingStrenuously
advocated to relieve and destroy the craving
forEimvlaDkG, Hut II the disease wAA treated
nationally, by aronSing The torpid LIVER Witt
simmons Liver Regulator, Tie dispirited
drunkarl would ind his cravings soon dissi.
pated, and with cleared head and active Liver,
he would not want lllunr,
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ACouon, Cold or Sore Throat should b,
stopped. Neglect frequently results In an In.
durable lung disease OF consumption,
Browns Bronchial Ttoches DO not disorder
the stomach like cough syfups and balsams
but act directly on the lnllamed parts, allay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Hfon,
chitis, Coughs, Catatth and Throat Trouble.
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub
ieOt 10. .F6f thirty years Browns BtOnchia.
Trunhes have been recommended by physic
i4ns, and always. give perfect satisfaction
Having been tested by wide and constant ust
for nearly an entire generation, they have, at
box everywhere, ffHsAW
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The Leading Scientists OF to-day agree that most
diseases ART caused by diAorderud KldpeyS or Liver.
II, therefore, the kidneys and Liver ire kent IN
perfect order, perfect health will be The FssuiL
This truth has only been known q short time and
Tor yelFA people suffered great agony without being
able 10 lind relief, The discovery Ol Warnerk sac
Kidney and LIVER Cure marks q new era In the
treatment u these troubles, Made from q Imple
tropical leaf Of nlFe value, It contains lust the ole
tnen1 necessary 10 nOuFtsh and lnvIgOnlte both Of
these great organs, and AliGly restore and keen them
ln order. II Is u POSITIVE Remedy Tor iii M
diseases that clube palms In the lower part Of the
bOdy-IQF Torpid Observation-Disclosures
EineSs--Grnyel-FeyeF, Ague-MalaFial Fever, and
Organs.
Ills an excellent and safe remedy for females
during. Pregnancy. II will control MenStruAtlOn
Womb.
Asa Blood Purifier 1t Is uncqualed, for It cures
the organs that make the blood,
READ THE RECORD.
1T Eaved my liz" -E b. LakeIy, Selma, Ala,
III y tho remedy that Will cure the many diseases
peculiar 10 Mothers Magazine.
1T hls passed severe tests and won endorsements
from nome Of the highest medical talent In the
countFy,"-New York World.
n remedy heretofore discovered can he held for
2ne mo'lent 10 comparison With it"-RGv, c. 4.
This Remedy, which has done such wonders, Ia
put. up In the LARGEST SIZED hottie Of any
medicine upon the market, and Is sold by Druggists
and all dealers Ut 81 D per bottle. For Diabetes,
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE,
II Is PoilVe Remedy.
ii. II. WARNER & CO.,
al2b1THAAW Rochester, n. Y.
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%CARBUNKLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores OF Ions
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-
lively cured without the aid OF a knife Of
poultice, by using Mn, Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry,
Sipelas, Soft and liberated COrns, Chilblains,
etc, It has never failed to cure. For sale by
hogan 4 Co. p4w
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II send YOU my testimonial In reference To
to Spring Blossom, having taken II for dys.
pensin, and receiving a mOst Immediate relief.
passed II to my neIgh.bor, who 10 using II
with same results, Mas. !. W, LETELr,
"Elmlta, N u"
Price so cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold by Iaushlih Bros, 4 Co. Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling W. Va
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LOTTERIES.

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN 4 FOR
TUNE NINTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS
], AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER II,
lksl-l87th MONTHLY DRAWING
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Fellows Compound Syrup Of lily.
pOphOsphites

Speedily and permanently cures Congestion Of the
Lungs, Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous Tr0stm-
tlOn, ShOrtnGSs Of Breath, PalpltntiOn VI the llcnrt,
Trembling Of the Hands and Limbs, Physical and
Mental Depression, Loss Of Appetite, Loss Of l;ner.
weakened functions and organs Of the body, which
depend for health upon voluntary and involuntary
nervous action, II acts with yig0r, gGntleneSs, and
subtlety, owing to the exquisite harmony Of It's IN.
SSi6 M ali nr,igViSfs sc2.+rsAw
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49, inU 0lugk \, w., Of aid day, the follow
IN I'.tefir that Is to SIy Lot M. Ss
hlits og auth street formerly Clay street
w. rll7i R,i Wheeling together Win ali III,
h,nttl,, ili tiptuvCmcnts belonging thereto
f1,4 KY 20 aAu'r properly IL believed 10 ~
N, NJ. 'rIllns N trustee will NOnyGy snCl
Teas ''-'elin me by such decd NJ IFlst,
W Hlifrt, A%nc'lonccf. sells
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Mr.. Albert Anderson, York street, Buffalo,
fell down stairs and severely bruised his
knee. A few applications Of DR.. Thomas
EClectrlc Oil entirely cured him.
Sold by Laughlin bros. h Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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p. A. Scratch, druggist, Ruthven, ont,
writes: ~ have tho greatest confidence ii
your DurdoCk Blood Ditters. In one case
with which | am personally acquainted their
success was almost Incredible. One lady told
ne that halt . bottle did her more good than
10 cents.
Sold by Iaughlin bros. 4 Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

Is the best Salye for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers,
salt rheum, letter, chappedhands, Chilblains,
les and pimples. Get IIenry's Carbolic Salve,
as oil Others are counterfeit. Price Is cents.
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WANlSS luNER's SALE.

lN.n
6R Nl1l .ra' Court NJ whcciinsi
"''ot ,st,,.ytSet adm, Ic..
BT.53 l9n.. u'hc, ct al
!hgye ,9gt alrr,c VI aid Court entered In the
nj .a'" ou the 21i day Of Angus. A.
'A', THE gth DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
fstasItsu, y y. 1881,
y tgriI. rk o M, proceed to scll Al rub.
ea iat, d Y, FONT door d The Cout, House o.
id TEc norm RSlY n he so MI
Wet taT9,t,N situated on The east side Oi Main
,na,oulegs,[0 N',oline, With nll The appuftc,
"l''a7 la's longing, having Of II 4 good
= 9g hail Of the purchase none,
,4 lallt.t M hnIhn.c myiblc In ono yea
Nht ri, eNll security, Title 10 liz retained
~tG u ,s gloucy Is paid, OF TIL the turtle,
Wa HUM ....T !. Hravs
Aacioaeer, ''''"' SnSS
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Eye, ear, throat and nose successfully
treated. Catarrh, crooked eyes and ali
tumOrS about head cured. $50 Penn avenue,
pittsburgh. SpeCtacles adjusted. '
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Why Is +, X. Tompson's Barosma con.
sidercd tho best known remedy for liver and
kidney discasc2 Because he has thousands Of
testimonials from thosewho have been cured.
by taking II.
Prepared at Titusvllle, Pa. saw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

DR. Morris LIVER Puts are the best cathar.
tic regulators,
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.DuRNO's ~CATARRhsNvpF cures all affections
Of the mucous membrane, Of the head and
throat.
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DR.. Green's OxygcnateGI Bittcrs

is the best remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness,
malaria, indigestion and diseases OF the blood,
Kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

IT Is simply marvellous how quickly consti.
patton, billi0usness, sick headache, fever and
ague, and malaria, are cured by Sellers
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~"LispsEr's Bloom sEGRcHER"Athe great
medicine for fever and ague, malaria, and oil
blood poison, Don't fall 10 use II paw
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NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC.
The public are hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
SENDING ANY MONEY OR ORDERS TO NUNEs
4 CO., ~ NASSAU ST., NEW YORK CITY, as All.
thorlEed by the Louisiana SLatc Lottery Company 10
BOdus CIRCULARS purpOrtlng to be Oi The Louis.
lana State Lottery Company, and are FRAUDu.
LENTLY representing thGmsclvCsms ltsagents. They
have no authority from this Company to sell lis
tickets, and RnG not IG agents for any purpose.
NJ, A, DAuPfIN,
Pres, Louisiana State Lottery Co.
EEw 0RLEANs, La, July I, 1881. selI.WS4w
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TRTNEEs sNLE OE pENWOO1

'NNlHNl !.
ny uiqe VI u Iced NJ trust made w James u.
tW,FMl Wars ! his wife. Ia me Hs trustet, dated
Il nay Of June, 1874, and recorded IN the Oince
VaJhttso d lhutuunty Court N MArShAll county,
NJ, !nill IN decd NJ trust hook No. |. page ~,
e.slfll inuut NJ the store Of II. W. Fisher, In
NfINNN al tApY-.t Na..t..1I .nttVNv
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TESTIMONIAL TO MIR. FELLOWS.

We, the undersigned, CleRymcn Of the Methodist
Church In Nova Scotia, having used the preparation
known IA Fellows Compound Syrup Of lIypOphOs-
phltes, prepared by Mr.. James /, Fellows, Chemist.
81. John, n. H., or having known cases wherein lii
effects were beneficial, believe It to be a reliable
remedy for tho diseases for which II Is recon.
moulded,
James G.. IIennIgAr, John MCMurray,
Pres. Of Conference, EX.TrGA. Of Conference,
VIM, Sargent, RlbhRrl ". WCddRll,
John A.. MOshpr, Alex, W. Nicholson,
John ". ltOwIc, CmnSwiCk JOSt,
Stephen y. HueStis, Rowland Morton,
John johnson.
RgThe proprietor has letters from various parts
Of the Dominion, the United States, and from Eng.
land, verifying tho assertions herein contained,
which will be shown at his office, on application,
They relate To- the cure Of Diseases Of the Lungs,
Heart, Stomach, DC.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated In lSGs, for . ycar, b. the Leglsll.
ture for educational Hnd charitable purposes-Wllh
. capital Of Sl,0OO,OVD-lO which u reserve fund VI
over Si9O, OOO has suCe been added.
By IN Overwhelming popular vote, Its franchise
was made q part OF the present State Constitution,
adopted December ., A. D. lS7y.
Ii grand single number drawings viii take place
monthly,
II never scales or pOstpOnea, Look at the follow.
Ing Distribution:
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TO CLEVELAND.
Only Ave holm and twenty-five minutes.
TO CHICAGO.
Only eighteen hOuM.

Of $40 ?. NJ, bridgeport EOOP. NJ. Arrives al Steu.
benyille NJ 6:Ob 2, NJ; leaves SteubenvVillG ut 100 A.,
Y. bridgeport al S62 A. Nj arrives at DellRire at
9.O6 A. u.
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal points
In the East and West can I've procured al the Ticket
Office In Bridgeport. r. r. MYERS,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday, Feb. o. 1881.
The Marquis Tseng. the Chinese Ambassador, has
left Cnarge dAfares at ST. Petersburg.
All the political parties have resolved TO participate I'm
the approaching general election IN Spain.
The French Government has asked for O vote OF
100000 10 suppress piracy In TOnquin.
Mr.. Gladstone will not be IN the House OF Commons
tOnighT, as he to dine with the Queen at Windsor. 1t
is expected that he will be present at Wednesday
sitting OF the House.
The derutaOns % Victor hugo yesterday, on the oc-
casion OF his birthday consisted Of coegtans and mem
beers OF trades unions, musical and benefit societies.
Many of them came from the provinces.
General 5kobeefs return from Central Asia Is the sub
ect of considerable doubt and speculation in st. Peters
burg and the perplexity TO reign generally
as to the expedition Is 10 be brought 10 "A close.
The Aqence Russo denying the statement that By tho
China Saws not questlan OF cesson but the restor
alton of the Province OF Ill TO China when Russia has
temporarily occupied.
The Oorreo states that MaERhal Campos intends 70
submit bill to his colleagues hntng general amnesty
10 all persons implicated In or condemned for political
offences The amnesty will include all Cubans depOrted
for com plicity IN instructions.
II IL stated that the Minister OF Finance viii prov
sionally conduct the affairs of the German Home De-
partment Herr Won Puttkamer retaining his present
post of Minister OF Ecclesiastical Affairs aud Public LII
struction.
The Wilson Line steamer othekO, Captain Mitchell
which sailed from Hull on tho 18th inst, for N0wYork
lost three blades OF her propeller on the l9h in iOng
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AP4GE OF KYICKERBoCKER HISTORY

To me Edttor Of The Tr ouns.
SIR: The article entitled "Glimpse of an
Old Dutch Town." IN the March number OF Harper's
Magazine, contains genealogical tOissatement which
desire In the sketch OF the Schuyler family
Mrs Alexander Hamilton, Mrs. Stephen Van Rensselaer,
and Mrs Cochrane mentioned daughters of Peter
Schuyler, Mayor OF Albany. Their entrance upon life
three generations later as they were the daughters
OF General Phep Schuyler, OF revolutionary fame.
Their mother Catherine Van Rensselaer,, daughter of
Colonel Johannes Van Rensselaer,, and granddaughter
or Hendrck Van Rensselaer, Of the ManOrs Greenbusn
ana Caverack decided to him IN 1904 by his elder
brother kaen before the latter's marriage with Maria
Van COrandt. The mistake regarding the parentage OF
these ladies the more strange because in the sketch OF
the Van Rensselaer, family the latter part OF tue
article II Ia stated ana correctly, that the first wife OF
the Old PATRON was daughter OF General Schuyler.
Margareta Schuyler married back into her mothers
family, and her only Stephen continued the elder
branch Of the family and was the last TO bear the title
OF ratroOn.
relationship to the Schuyler family, and the
fact that Mrs General Schuyler the sister of my
geatgrandfather give authority for these statements,
which are matters OF family history. s. DE l.. VAN l.
NelC- B,unScick, " j., Feb. Is, 1881.
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Peepocf the state California; In error from csforp
No 142-James WILSON, receiver ETC. plaptfa m .. ,,,r
James l. Gaines controller etc. IN error from Tenpes
No 57-The Annapolis and Ek Rivee Rairosd Company
pa iH In error the County Commissioners 0f Anbs
Arundel County Md; from Maryland COus Of Ap
peals JUDGMENT affirmed with costs.
from New York Decree affirmed with costs.
No 81 The New-Haven and Northampton Company
plaintiff William Hamersiey IN error from Con-
necticut Judgment affirmed with costs.
NO lJ53-Lhe County OF jasper. platinum III error az.
George w. Ballou In from Illinois Judgment affirmed
with costs.
No ll3l-The Mayor and Council OF City Of Louisiana
NO. plaintiffs IN error aRt the United states ex REL Jnoma
j. God In error from Observation-Disclosures affirmed Win
No. l94.-Willam weightmau ct AL appellants al. WILL
lam O. Clark et al; from IllDois-Decree Affirmed
No lse-George Crouch; appellant. agt. William Hoemeri
Nos Sl5 s26.-1he ChiI Indemnity cases, appeal
from the Court OF Claims-Juiement affirmed.
No 2Solhe CITY Of Waco plaintiff in agt Nelson
Beall.-Con1uued.
No 956-C A. SNYDER appellant agt Morris Markc, col.
lector, etc--ArgumeDts submitted.
No 1ll9-GeTtrude w. Kensett appellant Moses u.
Stevens collector. etc. OF al Arguments submitted
No. 46.-The United States, appellant agt Thomas II
No Ii29-Pbo Calhoun. trustee appellants,
agt. samuel Orr, ct al Dismissed with costs. =,
No 1Oo9.-George p Humphreys appellant agt Sanioru
Baker. Arguments submitted.
No 66-James Patterson for etc. plaintiff In error.
agt Cornelius Lynde. jr -ArguneDt submitted =
No 796J0hn - FarlOw receiver. etc, appellant agt.
No l93samuel r. walkers, executor appellant agt
the United States.-Passed
No 224Theodore Yates plaintiff error agt the Ma
tonai ONE for Disabled volunteer soldiers
lant Mark Kimba. collector argument begun
Adjourned until tomorrow NJ IL O'CLOCK.
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FREEING HIS MIND.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR. | do hate this twaddIe about Garfeld's
Cabinet You and almost every other editor know the
tools who were In his undeserved nOmna-
tisp and Of COURSE whom he has promised pay
for the arty wurA. sssF pretended ignorance the
subject disgusting TO all inteit Republican readers
Of your most valuable paper otherwise. Shy not at
once say Blaine, Campbell. etc-all Blaine niua-fgho
would ruined the party rather than Grant
any other worthy prominent man nominated. Such men
like Sherman OF course have business IN his Cabinet;
Blaine and his kind never had any respect for them
there is congeniality between them. You will find,
before these four years have passed. that would have
been decidedly better for the Republican party II there
never had been Garfield Cabinet; for you will come
very disgusting all the balance of the Republican
party by making great and wise to order out of such
material you have In hand leaders OF this
coming Administration Please let them rum themselves
II they and We may have party STILL for one Will
never again vote for second or third rate man Tor
President, after rejecting better one.
BreaLaedSviNe, Nd, Feb. 10, 1881 JOHN NJ GROH
1.-The public censor of Breathedsville breathes
easily that he has been allowed to free his mind
he votes next time for ore of the greatest orators
and best equipped public men in his party. and for
the recognized leader of that party in the House OF
Representatives he did the last time he will not
vote for a second or third-rste man.-Ed.l
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DIED.

AYCRIGGAt Passaio n. j. February %. 1881 Helen f..
daughter OF Charles and Julia f. Aycrgg IN her 2oth year.
invited without further notceto
tend the funeral from her late residence Wednesday at
d. IN.
Train will the Of Chambers st.. via Erie Railway
for Passaic Bridge Station. az IL O'Clock M
DEANE-oD Monday. February 49, 1881 Evlyna youngest
child OF William o. and the ato EVlyne Dealle.
DURAHD-On Saturday February 20, Eugene Il. Durard.
in the goth year OF his age.
MaplcwOOd South Orange. n. j. Tuesday, Maruh
1890 O'Clock the arrival at MaDew0od OF the ll:lo
tram from New.York, via Delaware. Laekawanna and
Western Railroad.
Interment at the convenience OF the family
1t Is requested that no flowers be sent
FARRELL On Monday February IS a. Grand mon HOTEL
NJ J. Farrell, aged az years. -.
Funeral Union Hotel thaye corner 42d
ST., Tuesday afternoon, March i, at ooock
Interment a. Cincinnati.
LYON-At Lyons \. J., February ~, 1881, John II.
Lyon, aged 81 years months DAYS
Funeral services at Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church,
Train boat viii leave Parclavst al $40 Special tram
returning at2 y. M
MALCOLM-on Monday February 2Soi Inflammation Of the
William HOag infant OF w. L. and Bessie ). NAL
colin. aged months and days.
Funeral private
sWEETsER-At Windsor Hotel February 20. Eith A.
Sweetser sister OF Mrs l.. b. Root
InteTment at Fort Wayne Ind
WEsTERVELH-At New Brighton Staten Island. the
26th day OF February 1881, Anna T., wife % TompSns
Westervelt IN the 43d OF her
l., Tuesday, March at o'clock IN the afternoon
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend
Carriages will waiting at Vanderbilt Landing the
rival Of the ferry boat leaving WhitehalsL at O'clock
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BISHOP wHlPPLYs CHARITY.

SIR: have recently read some severe GEN.
snres upon tile Secretary OF the Interior for his adn
tration OF Indian affairs It IL due TO him that should
say that in twentyone Intercourse with this De-
partmeDt have never found an officer OF the Govern
ment ready examine into the done to the
Indians Whenever proof has been submitted he has tried
70 redress the wrong. He has shown q courage and
hdety in the discharge Of duty which called out my
hearty gratitude. To him we owe the establishment Of
Indian police, the employment OF Indian freighers the
removal OF bad white for immortality, and many
other The evils which have occurred under his
administration largely due to defective Indian
Bystem the traditions of the past the neglect mistakes
Of Congress, and the impOssblty OF charge
Of five important bureaus watching every detail OF
complicated Indian affairs May hope that these
Of the Secretary show that last attention
Of the people has been called TO bunGers and crimes
against the red meni Is the day hand when this
great Nation viii give to the Indians government ind
yidua rights Of property aud will faithfully fulfil its
secured Secretary 6churZ cheeruy bear whatever
have fallen upon him Ger the evils Of Indian
policy. Yours faithfully, H. b. WHIPPLE.
Maitland, Fla, Feb 15, 1881.
1.-THE Bishop is one of the best of men. and has
made St. Paul's charity chapter the daily study of a
long life filled with good deeds, kind words and pure
thoughts. A charity that "thinketh evil" leads
him to make this apology for the present Secretary
of the Interior. We cannot wholly follow him. In
our judgment the management of the Department
has not always reflected credit upon the Secretary
or the Administration. We readily admit that dur
ing the last four years public attention has been
called to the blunders and crimes against the red
men. But can the Secretary be congratulated per-
sonally upon the awakening of public conscience
which has followed the mismauagement of his De-
partment i-Edl