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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20
rIlAEcIAL AED oonnEkoIAL
500 IoFa noney ND st0ekl

4 4NA M0EA AANttNI tA-AAN IEANGAAr
NV YoRK, .Ausu't 10. : Monty sas pc
can't per sppum and ~ par cent pc
diem, closing easy at 3 per cent
Ptims mercantile paper SKs6 per cant
Sterling EXCLUSIVE banken' bills steady a
SfsIk; demand Is sSk.
GoyERSMEHT Bosps-Quiet and firm,
u,s. n 0xlsnded-.lOlAI ., g. Is, sKtsndsd.-Illh y
81 soapO1';;:,-,',' iISA " eouP0nL"-' ''''''-iiS
RAILROAD BoHDs-Irregular on moderate
volume Of business. Ht.
HFATE BoNDs-Inactive.
L9uIIIuql cOuSolu.,. e. XIrgin!s e. 81
81 Joseph, ..,...,,-.-,-llO matprod eouponR.., 70
Tennessee SI..,.,. -69 vlrViniA deleTrsd,.,.,, 10
TSuhlnOl GS,nSW-.,6sKl Soasrtd.
HrocEs-Ths market was irregular at the
opening and the entire list soon began to fall
% at decline ranging from ka2h per cent
thglAttsT in Louisville b Nashville which
had, however, previously advanced y pei
cent Toward noon thsre was recovery Of
hAl1f per cent, IN which the entire list par
tifipated with the exception Of Memphis s
Charleston, which sold down I per cent
| During the afternoon speculation was fever
ilh and unsettled. but prices in the main
tended upward, Frat there was decline Of
HAl per cent then an advance Of NA2H per
cent later another decline OF 1fak per cent,
and ut the close another rally OF MtlH pei
cent The chief activity was In the Trunk
ines coal shares, Denver & Rio Grande,
Western Union, Union Pacific, Wabash PaGi.
tic and lhe granger properties. Memphis 4
UhaFll Stou recovered ~ per cent, ..
Transactions, 800 900 shares
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William ]. COuShlin, Of Somerville,
Mas says; 10 the fall 81 1879 | was
taken with bleeding OF the Lungs followed
ny o severe cough, | lost my appetite and
tlesh, and was Conhned 10 my bed. In
1877 was admitted 10 the Hospital. The
doClors said | bad hole in my lung az
biz as q half dollar. Atone time O report
went around that was dead. ] gave up
hope, but friend told me Of DR WILLIAM
HvLLs BAIsAM FOR TIE LUNGS | got a
bottle, when to MY surprise, commenced
to feel better, and to-day | feel better than
for three yeats past. Ed.
III write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DR, WILLIAM
HALL's BAlAAM, and be convinced that con.
SUMPTION CAN De CURED | can positively
say 1t has done more good than all the
other medicines | have taken since my
sickness"
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Our ashsrmen must look out for infect
ed bass. A correspondent writes from
Milton, Pa: "on Monday last Mr., Chas
E. Boyle, Of this place, alter q fishing trip
on which he caught more than twenty
pounds Of bass, besides great number o.
other fab, made an exam nation In thu
presence OF quite numosr OF witnesses,
and found that oil the bass he had caught
were alive with worms, In siEs they are
90 large as grain OF wheat and In shape
like q Ash bladder. They are plainly Ia
be seen by the naked eye imbedded In
oil the tleshy parts Of the tsh, but by the
aid Of . glass, such Rs the examination
was made with, they are a disgusting
thing to look at"
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ALLOW cold TO advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladles, such n
Pneumonia, HemerhAges and Lung troubles
when an immediate rel .ef can be 30 readily at.
tainedS BosoHEE's GERMAN sYRuP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the SeVerest Lung Diseases,
II 10 Dr., BoSchee's famous German prescrip
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care
and no lear need DO entertained IN administer
ing II to the youngest child, "a per directions,
The tale OF this medicine 10 unprecedented.
since hrst introduced there has been q con-
slant increasing demand and without o single
report Of o failure 10 do It's work In any case.
Ask your Druggist rs 70 the truth oil these re-
marks, Large dEHA 70 nanta Try u and be
convinced. T7hsGV
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In 1885, alter the close Of the great
civil war 10 America, our national debt
was nearly twenty eight hundred millions,
The exact figures on the. first day Of July
Of that year was s9.7S3.495.S79. The in.
terest on the funded debt that year was
$3.50 600, 600. The total debt now, funded
and uniunded, Is less than 81 100, OO0, 900,
and the interest next!year will be but a little
over SOL, 100000 thanks to the refundinE
operations Of the present and the last
Administrations Under any other form
Of government but a republ lc 80 rNpld an
extInpuishmeht oil national debt would
have been imptacticab'e. We are juStl'
fed 10 attrlbuting Il 10 the form oil gov
eminent rather than 10 the natural vital
" OF the country by the example oil
France and what abe has accomplished In
The last ten years Of her republican exist.
ence 40 contrSsted with the achievements
OF her monarchical neighbors. ''I"
The three nations whose yearly expen.
ditures and public iept are the highest 10
the old world are France, England and
Russia. Since 1870 The annual expehdit-
TRES Of lhese powets have hean about as
follows: France, .tbl0 900 900; Russia,
"a 900 600; England, 1886, 600. 900. In
ibuse ysats Russia haH increased her debt
by more than $500 900 0OO, all foreign
ans, England has diminished hers but
little. while France, thoueh increasihs
hers. has psid of cd dsb's 70 the Amount
Of more than 100000 0O0i aud what she
has borrowed 10 devoted exclusively 10
Internal improvements which will enrich
the country. The war with Germany
added s., $50 OOO, 900 to,ths French nation.
al debt. The Indemnity alone WAS 81 ,0O0,.
100000. France emerged from that
war 10 a condition that Germany and all
The world thought was hopeless blink.
fuplcy Her debt wAs over four billion
dollars, and neatly oha halt III II called
for new loans from 1870 10 1873 Under
the eighteen years oiih Empire that ex
plUdeh with such q crash In 1870,
though the laxes we're oppressive, there
we're deficits evety year ID all amount.
| Ing 10 $476OO0 900; which, Of cnutte,
want int6 lie old debt aCtount. From
1914 10 1859, irclutiSe, the deficits eggfe
gated over 500 0OO, 600 The average
Yearly expenditures tom 1852 10 1870
we're $4i6OO0,OO0. During several oil
these years the CONT alone eat up $40,
000, 600 a year. The Htst problem pre-
sented to the Republic was how 70 false
money 10 pay the German tine Of 81 600,
900 600. Five per cent loans we're otiefet
| In 1879 and 1873; and, 10 the utter 40
constituent Of the civilized world
mora than eiRht times the ar1oun
Offered was subscribed IN thfet
dGSs!--not By foreign ayndlcAles either
but oil OF II BY Ffanchmen. TIL
number Of holders Of these securities ]
now stated al four millions three hundtet
thousand. The loans secured, the mex
financial problem was 70 make the teVe
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MEDICAL.
you : KNOW

IhS egt s!idnea ot . PhEtea1'l lleeSs z y
.oF my professional Ierlirss Prove that have deal
honpEably and hiEiy with those Whs have eolullol
ne. lueypF uhs patients name without permission
though ! have many hundred certificates hon thoo
Eh0m have cured alter thor had been pronounce
lncuFablO, A Thorough medical education, viii
many yoan hospital experience and fAmiliArity Wit
al p6cnliaEha and strict attention 70 hyEtGpie man
Agnmont inIurUl success, u elTu q poiiihls, and
lrAnkly give the patient my opinion
H Q M 4 PR OOF!
KIpaEX AM LIYER DlGxGSa AID RHEultATnl
7sulBEIED TEERlRLH.-"NoIhing soamSd 70 hall
No could not GOT out Of bed. DE- Smith CURED mo.
zEPr. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, WA.
suffered Tor yOarE patent medlduW failed 70 hall
CaGRLEs CHADDuCK,
-, Of speldel Co., Wheeling, W. Va
cared mSn THOMAS HOLT, insuIaneo Agent,
Flfa-hHAd them for fourteen yOafS, Or, smith
cured mesn LOUIS 2, WARRINGTON
va amleted ioE II years-Nothing seemed % help
HRs CATHERINE oAPs
Market street, Wheeling, ". Va
UAEcIn--"ouhofod Tor yOAIl With cancer. Had Il
cut cut thEoS tmOa Ietnmad altar each operation.
W. smith cured me without nltI caSltie g Gs!3 y
PILRs, FmTULk or AHus.- Fiat oi my baak tOr Is
EOOk1-R0poTtOd dying Dr.. Smith cured mo Without
knife, ID dI0 weeks, THOMAS C0LYIH,
Wholesale Grocer, Main street, Wheeling, W, Va,
ULqRAATlohl or RlpTuh, PR0LAPaU1 AND PILn
IVA given up 70 die and pronounced ineuFahla DE-,
smith cured me without hniie
WASHINGTON DELANY, I'd
t.. .... Martins Ferry,
REV. n. b. LADD, writes :-WDr. Smiths prOtcs-
donAl SeryiOo IN my family have bean mOlt l4llap-
t9IE and command him 70 all = gSntlamAn and .
NM. dlSaISRf KoLs ay,-"I had bean suffer-.
Ing for laSOn years and IsitSd BY mAuy phylleAnI
toF DyIpepIil. DR.. Smith lAld had tAPe.VOrm
and In eight hourS removed monster, 100 iOet long
FEtALH C0APLAINTls-ThfOo years In ho1pttals Tor
females give mo peculiar advantages In such CaSea,
Parsons cured o. CatRrFh, Disease Of Heart
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Blood, Nervous AZ
tSctehs and Weaknesses 81 nGi and Youth, acTotula
md AatAuA testify v my success. .H
PILRS cured without the knliO, .,....
PAuenta Rt distance may b tfaAted BY letter aRd
austAcion guaranteed A chart for Aolf eTaminltiOn
'ent on receipt i've thIOa'ePut stamps, and advice
returned lFOS, s'a'
CONSULTATION at once trea, OGtue houn from .,
n. 70 p M, daily, Sundays from . 70 p M Call
j. ID. SMITH. M. D.,
apis No, o. Twelfth st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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LfoAL NorloEe.

SHERtFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
BY virtue Of Tbs authority ' sssd Ia IN bI a de-.
cree Of the Circuit Court 81 MAiIhLll euI J, VIVA
made 10 toe elGnesry esuie 2. u u. Purely agd ME
2Sd dAy Of July, 1851 viii PROS ed to sell At public
Auelio6 10 the highest and beat bildVh Al bb font
dOot OIL The uSfanSll r,uNu ehuttb uS9, Ou
SATURDAY, the 10th DAY OF sBPTEA Der, 1881,
the ioisHlnt rial ,s,t4la,oi whleh tlbha Lindsey
died sOati situated Ii and heaf MoundaIlll", Mar:
iUntip u on he dSio ty, and faiE1S back on tAs
flVif hill cont Inlay 7 aetet being the iand con:
Wy(d 10 ~ ha H. dpI by David licbsr'. and Niie
sS " aug vii! ~ SeSa H. isS diy sSfsS
1858 ThN Il very desirable iGtht and l.yl WELL
sietp, that part fronting the tiy,r l,ts pati q
| IL kboWn az l6s "vth1S Firm /" This farm lays
VERT Vol and u mostly cleared and 40 Cd atate
ii tlliitili6R AID 10 htst 9 Ats lfIihg iitg Lot
sG S SGS" TT 70 az ~ ISs sI be- aHo o
dsei,d % ELISHA Li9dsSi " At t!.ea T,y e. y
Ia The Saus addition u Ens bsthtetel 9lpg the
aI6ag Ioi cinVotel u Elilha LINDSEY ~ johh An
der nd and vile t,d aated the " day Of Aftll,
morn or les, Sdlsfaihs ihS b D b. Il dept. This
y 'iq:S & ET q SS: "a s "a Il
6aGt6 foi the large teih n aud ala tefy uPeflo!
guilty. btNG belbs d bhes .e'iehouIt and
small lot Of ground Al tho mou h 81 Big Grave Creek,
and oE the north bBnt extending 10 The OhI1 tH'f.
70 all the above parcels md lO,a Of land Il
bellSttd u b perfect.
T1RSa ~ PALR,-tne.iopfth Of thu purchase
moity tab Ia hand, and a much nttt a. . ptf'
thtti may EJECT 10 pay, ont.ioufth IN one year. one
fourth Ia tWo y.Ai6, aud the femAiping topfih 10
thteS yeAtt the deieTtd pAl meAl 10 be.t lAiSfttl
itohdlhe day u sale. The pnfthntt vii be t.
al RID 10 tive bonds v III food lttutty Tor the DE-
tff3t rAjm6uit, and thAtl 10 viii be retained until
The buehaee money ID all pid or II the pntet ASei
Gao IA, Ae NAY secure the pay menlt by d dCel d
ifuigon the fTtm'taL Sale 70 oCgin q i0o'eook An
]. B. HICKS,
au1g Sheriff and Commissioner,
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TuERr is no affinity between cheap and

THERE Is no affinity between cheap and
useless beef, wine aud iron tonics, and
the Lebig OompAny's Coca Beef lonic-a
real reuoyant Of strength aud restorative
Of health. ut 10 the best tonic there 10,
Every physician 10 whom have recon-
msndsd 1t has found 1t so," says Prof. h,
b. Drake, NJ. D, Detroit, Mich, It i'm.
paris new tone to the liver, stomach and
bowels, and by / SregulAtive action affords
relief from headaches, neuralgia, conslipa.
ton, and languor. Beware Of cheap,
worthless limitations. TTS4W
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No other remedy for children will meet
no many Indications Of disorder or 80
thoroughly cure them as Denig's Worm
Syrup. II is q good purgstive, pleasant
to take, and always safe. % cents for
four ounce bottle. Sold BY oil druggists.
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The following shows The fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
a reported by John NJ. Hoou 4 Co., bFokeft
No, iIB0 Main street, &C.. ,...,.

pBttlbaLrar August 10 Flour higher
Ohio extra goo ~ Is choice IS To- Minnesota
extra, clear. good aud choice 10 tOa6 80;
straight t8 E0a7 90 Ohio family good 10 rs.
do heW process II 0Oa7 30; Minnesota patents
u dOas 90; choice II GOAT 10. Rye flour htm
Al Is 90. Wheat 1cited and 4Iia't higher I:
No, 2 red elevator 81 IL; mo. 2 red August
81 lSai a SeptemLet 81 4S9tAi 20 0Ct6hef
Il 4silai 46HI November 81 4sNai 40H.
40 stan.r track 7Sa14c; No 8, 72a1sc 70!
ected 7lA7ikG. sail mixed August 7gata74c /;
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ca CAGo. August iS-Flour In good de-
mand At full prices, but closed unsettled |;
common " choice west, IN spring "a 25a6 % /
do Minnesota "A 60a6 49, patents 81 Coat "a;
fair to choice winter wheat SO 0Oa7 90; fancy
II %; lew grades % 0oat IS. The grains were
all active, and at one time excited; generally
strong and higher, but very unsettled under
encouraging Eastern and cable adVices. The
luctua ions were heavy and frequent. Wheat,
No. 3 ChiGSgO spring IL 81 cash and August
81 2I96A1 FAX September;$l 26NAl 70 CCto-
Der; 81 20H November 81 24al 24H year ,
sales only ut 81 81 cash and August 81 23k
a 30A September, 81 2lal 27N October
81 l24XAt 70 November; 81 23L[ai 26K year.
No. 8, 81 l0aat "A: rejected so. Corn, 63kc
cash and August: B3Ka63kc September.
U5Ho October; 8jIfc November; 88%C year;
Sahs t,2iA,0VO bushels at B2c cash; August
10 ka85 !, September gIaG7 Nc; October 65Ka
6t1to year ~ rejected 60c. UAtSs SOIIc cash /;
S94S9Hc August; Sgkc S,ptembIr 1910 o.
tObef; 409faiic November 8sH year sileH
al B0Hc August 884a4ONc September; 30k
aiiNc 0Ctobtrs Rye strong and higher at
81 lOai IL. r'ey strong aud higher at OLA
VI 10 September Flax seed strong and
higher; coed crushing 81 80. Pork strong,
higher and unsett ed at SIS 81 cash; tls liza
a 8 10 SeptetnberI slS SSSlS 40 October
III 80 year. Land strong and higher but
ulosed weak and lower at 81 50 cash 81 66
ali b7H Septemberj 81 67Xalb 10 October;
Bulk meat moderately active and higher;
shoulders 81 10; short rib 50 % short clear
no co. Whisky active, firm and higher at
q II. 1921. D )H s,- .tfh.r
The following shows The fluctuations In the
n reported by John NJ. Hoou 4 Co., bFokeft
Ma Inn Main SiFbht
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

lE1aal bHatlial town 10 Southern Ohio al
AHIIlN th' AulEIbgum kIVer In successful
EsItli Ii iOiiI.II yein Two O. uHts Of study
lttiGt Aeui ISlS each, identical except a. 10
t'sL LiRntei Moderate About 70 900 IOlumts
hllGnla ArNnl bqu0St hiss Increased the
lua d I'M EAOlitilips The Preparatory De.
E1ai ihIildtI tOf EACH OI ths Coli 10 oOur'aG
hlE1 lTlii sspNmber sLh. Marietta, u. 1881.
". Andre NJ. PfehihhnI
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New Y0RE, August l9.-Cotton quiet, at
l2IIaI2Ho; futures weak. Flour QUIET and
Rrm; receipts 1900 barrels: exports $500
barrels; superdne, etate and western "a 70I
90; common 10 good extra s. 500 S0 good
to choice IS 85a7 90; white wheat extra
Is b0a8 30 extra Ohio IS 6Va7 81, II. Louis
10 b0a7 6O;Minnesota patent prOr ess SO Seas &c,
Wheat excited, feverlSh and unsettled ut 3a6c
higher, closing with the advance lost receipts
lOS,6Oo bushels; exports $4,000 bushels;
rejected spring 81 10 ungraded spring 81 GOA
81 20I< ahoat; hard No. lDuluth, TO arrive,
81 40al ~; ungraded red 81 lNal 40; No. 8
do 81 4ial AK, No. ado 81 43al 40; steam.
or do 81 4lal AN No. / red 81 46K mixed
winter 81 AK ungraded white 81 Goal 421t ;
No. 8 do 81 2S In store; No. 2 white 81 80; No,
| white, sales 9,S0J bushels, at II 4lal AZ;
steamer do o. 3Sal SO, No. 2 red August sales
l7B 900 bushels, at 81 42hal 46k[, closing OF
II 43H; September, sales I,G08,00O bushels
At 81 42hal 46H. closing at 81 43h: October
sales 1884, 40 bushels, at q 4Sal 4SX, clos.
Ing at 81 45Nal 40: November, sales 2I9, QUO
bushels, at 81 46Nal 81, CloIing al 81 IS.
December, sales 2SS,00O bushels at 81 asa
! b2H, closing at 81 6O1. Corn, excit.
I'd, at 2A4o higher, closing with less strength
receipts 030OU bushels. exports 1881 900 bush.
blb, uuRThnbu Uuht1Ci Nu. ObdiUC hteAIubF
72c; No 2, 74a74hc: No. 2 white 7ta16o low
mixed 76A76 10 ;yellow 75c; August Il ha74Ic,
CLOSING at TAO; September Is Ifa76c, closing at
l741Ia7l%c; October 76a77Ifc, closing at f7c.
Oats excited and laSHc higher, closing weak;
receipts l06, 600 bushels; western mixed 43i
47Ifc, white 4Sa'3c. Hay, demand fair and
market firm at 60a6sc. Hops quiet and steady.
Coffee firm and more active; Rio cargOes l6a
i49Ic; job lots i0al4Kc. Sugar demand fair
and market firm; fair TO good refining quoted
At 7a7HC. Moa,ses demand fair and firm.
Rice steSdy, firm and active; Carolina and
LOuisi ina lXa7Ho. Petroleum dull; United
7SNC; crude 61a7Hc refined 7Itc. Tallow
85tG7c. R,hn firm and unchanged. Tur-
pentine tirmer at Acc bid, 1910 asked. Eggs
demand fair al lSkai9c Pork demand &C.
i've; new mess SIS 12XalS rs. Reef quiet
and steady. Cut meats quie! but strong
long clear 10 rs; short clear $40 90. Lard
stronger; prime steam 81 B6all OK. Butter
firm on choice Others dull at 12a2St. Cheese
| 4 L E.t JaNI
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list VRGINIl UNIVERSITY,

hss,li dtain NrlngOd 10 suit teachers; o.
- Y ~ Iau lion el76 10 e20O, non.sOc-
~ at1l, lAHoHgh. Fall Term heEins Her,
kaM I!h, ISL. Attendance last year from %
eaua ! VET VITinlS arA IrnIn Rtaias AND Ia,
-. sanOd d tud1nh larger than for ten
w a9tAAt md StNU Information appi,
~ \, s..sa,issPnHitnl, u. u. Pntinion, "organ.
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ldR DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

aoEoths iNTElliaENUER JOB ROOMs, No.. q
II TS .ss "s ; "a Ts;5' r. 81 4 4: O% S.
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UAFITAL FRIzE, V30,NQ1,
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS BACH
Hal R.TICKETE ONE DOLLAR

1857 Prizes, amounting 100
RespOnhlblO corresponding agents wanted Al ali
points, TO whom liberal compensation win DO paid
For luIth0r information, write clearly, Wing Iuli
or Money Order BY mail, addressed only 70
N. A. DAUPHN,
~. AZ D,rD1,v New Orleans, La,
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Chr GaitsIEig,,ulttt1,
MR., sUCHANAN's CABINEr.

Ex.SeersiAFy OF the Treasury Thomas'I
ReeoIleciious Of Iha ROIt sumter RSIn'
fIFeement DIncuSSIOn.
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No, 2l2 Broadway, New York.
AAear Grad RElraOTdiRGFy DFatSiROI aTs WAdsr As
lApertttsgn aRd Encouragement i0 GENERALS @. 7.
BEAukkGARD and JuhAL. a, RARlY.
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TO CLEv EL.AND.
Only i've honrg and twenty-five minutes 1
TO CHICAGO.
Only u Hnnnl

tNtbtRt!W AonO1lll0ddlOt-4 p OAVoa Delalfo q I1l
p ni, Bridgeport % p. MT arrvCA al EtSubenViie ii
Cos n MI leaves BeubenVlllo At $50 q H. HRidRS,
port at 500 A. y. Arrives Al BellAlre At p.b l. M
Tickets and lAegAge Checkt 70 ali pnnnipl point,
70 The East and Wei can bs procured II GhS fIShSi
Dtabs In RfidaSptH,
ON ttsnsrai taIGNnsas uHd Tt6Fa, Avon,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-13
MORNING. JULY l3, ISs=

to answer 1t. He declares that in the grow. ing use of hammocks we have full and sufa. | clent explanation of the cause of the so-called
 malarious levers. and argues as follows :
 ''They 0the fevers) exist only where ham,
 moeks are found. The home of these dis
 eases was originally in the tropics where the
 entire population spends it's time in ham,
 mocks, if the pictures in the primary
 geography are to be believed. All over
 Central and South America the women
 never get out of their hammocks, and the
 men only rise from theirs at intervals of a
 week or two, in order to take part in revo-
 lutlon. In our southern States nalarious levers are only less common than they are in the tropics, and it is notorious that ham, mocks have been popular in the South for generations. In New York and Philadelphia the spread of alleged malaria has kept pace with the spread of hammocks, and in New Jersey, where the natives have long used the hammock as place of refuge from the fe- rocious mosquitoes that turk in the grass, chills and fever is the normal condition of the people. Summer boarders from the cit- ies have carried hammocks and malarious diseases to New England country towns, and miners who sleep in hanmocks in order to avoid the company of rattlesnakss have in- troduced the same diseases into the Rocky Mountain regions" The hammock it is al. eged, does it's nefarious work by forcing the body of its occupant into 8 curve, thus con- pressing the liver between the diaphragm he waist band of the trousers and other con- iguous organs. The consequence is that the iver, squeezed and bruised, declines to per :orm it's functions aud some one of the va 'ious levers hitherto called 'tmalarious" at l acks the unhappy victim.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-13
Wednesday Morning, July 1s, 1881.
TEACHERS APPRENTICEsHTP.

TEACHERS APPRENTICEsHIP. some time ago we gave an account of the pupil teacher" system in use in English public schools, under which system teachers
 pass through an extended and useful appren-
 ticeship. A plan which resembles part of
 this system is now in operation in Worcester,
 Mass In that city there is State normal
 school, the pupils of which, while still mem-
 bers of the school, serve for time as assist
 ant teachers in the city schools One stu
 dent only at time is assigned to any one
 teacher, but each during his term of appren-
 tceshlp which is six months or half a school
 year, serves in at least two grades of the
 puonc schools. The apprenticeship begins
 after one years study in the normal school.
 and while it lasts the student is employed in
 It's dutss four days in each week. One day of the week is spent at the normal school in consultation with the teachers there, who give such advice and help as the student asks
 ID such use of books as may be helpful in his immediate work, and in informal talks to the school on such subjects as his apprentice work may have suggested The conduct of the apprentices their progress and success, are observed by the teachers of the normal | school, and by inspection of the diary which | each apprentice is required to keep and by 1 the report of his service made by the teacher l of the school in which he has served. a satis- factory test is furnished of his faithfulness and capacity. This course of apprenticeship is not required, but is recommended to all | who attend the normal school. It's adyan- | tages are that it gives them practice in the work for which they are preparing them selves, by which they not only gain acquaint- ance with that work and training in it under the guidance of experience and skill, but are also enabled to discover their own aptitudes and defciencies in season to take advantage 'f this self-knowledge during their subse- luent year of study at the normal school, so hat they may direct their attention to devel- ID these aptitudes and supply these def leneles, so far as that may be possible, while they still have the help of their instruc- ors. Ii
 Thus far the plan seems to have worked yell for all concerned. The Worcester Spa avs the school committee of the city approve as beneficial to the city schools, because nany of the teachers thus trained seek em- loyment in them. ts