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LADIES' GOODS.
AIRS. j. Z. PALMER.
No. 1U7 F STREET NORTHWEST,

MRS. J. p. PALMER.
No. 1l07 STREET NORTHWEST,
Having left for Europe Jupe to make selections for
next seasons goods, will offer the remainder of our
stock OF
STRAW GOODS. FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH
PLUMES. Ere, Ere,
at greatly reduced prices.
Store closes at $50 p. M! dssy July and August iy7
Al COST AT COST!
OUR WHOLE STOCK OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Embracing Bonnets, Hats Feathers Flowers Iaces
Fans, Neckwear, Embroileres, Handkerchefs
Liss Ell. Thread ..;. aioSe r. Isee Mitts and
ACTIAICoST. Della"
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE BARGAINS.
MRS. NJ J. HUNT.
iy7 621 AND Gas D SrREET, bet. 9th and 7th NV.
NJ WILLIAM OFFERS 90 PER CENT OFF HIS
W. ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW SUMMER CiOODS-
French Pattern Bonnets and Hats Millinery Novelties
Silk Wraps, Street and Travelling Wraps all the best
French Corsets, Lawn and Percae Wrappers Lawn and
bingham Suits Black DamasseSuts "A fine Assortment of
Parasos andoves Partisan Novelties Neckwear Black
and White Laces in great variety; Ladies' and Misses
bathing Suits and Caps and carefully selected line Of
cents. Store will be closed at six O'clock.
NJ. WILLIAM,
Cite Trevise, Paris
je2O 9O7 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE
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LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF Net.
To be had Of an BtorekeeFsTs. Grocefx and
Cheuaista. Soc Agents tor the United States
(wh0lesAle oulyt c. David 4 Co., - Marx
Lane, London, Ertsisiid. ep38
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GECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT and the high
- est cash prices paid. AlEo Mstcsee Jewelry, Guna
Pistols, &c. Call or address HEkzOd, sos Slhstreet
near PenuaylyaniA avenue MnE1k
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je2D 901 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

~ Ninth STREET :, ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
HOSIERY REPRESENTATIVES. FOR
HOSE, in Cardinal and Navy Blue. full fashioned at
Isle THREAD FINISH PIN STRIPE HOSE at 43
cents, regular price 63 cents.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.-Best 2-Flastic LISI,E
THREAD 9. Gi0yEs e sents former price IS cents;
from 50 cents Other styles in proportion.
PARASOLS.-ALL 2ARASOI.S WILL BE SOLD AT
A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
SILK MITTS, ALL SHADES.
DOUGLASS
1y2 9TH STREET.
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tened SO they will rest on the top of the tongue.
This weight OF iron makes him lower his chin
| and draw it in toward his breast l put a sur
cingle on him, put straps through the rings in
the ends Of the mOuthing-iron, fasten the other
| ends Of the straps to the surcingie, and brace
them up tight. This makes the horse arch his
| neck. He must do it whether he wants to or
not. Two or three weeks of this treatment will
| get him in the habit of holding his head prop
erly. 1t is painful to the horse. Of course
| Sometimes they make a fuss aud have known
| them to faint with the weight of the iron on
| their tongue But they generally stand it very
| well. The mouthing-iron is removed only while
| the horses are feeding and the feed box Is so
arranged in short stall that the horse has to
keep his chin drawn back to reach the oats
You can always tell q horse that has been
treated in this way, for it drives up the glands
on the side of the head toward the ears and
swells them They remain somewhat distorted
permanently.
..This makes the head and neck question all
right. But the horse still drags his feet along
| the ground like a man in loose slippers send
ton or less of straw into clean part of the
stabie-yard and have 1t spread loosely over the
yard till it is perhaps two feet Deep but loose
| While. the meuntingiron is still in the horses
| mouth. have one of the groOms take him out
! into this straw and walk him about for three or
four hours every day. This soon gets him into
the habit of stepping high, for he LIFTS his feet
| well up to get them clear o. the straw While
4 one groom leads the horse. another goes behind
and turns the straw up with pitchfOrk to pre-
vent 1t from packing This process singulariy
enough, has the same effect upon the groom, in
a limited degree, that it has upon the horse It
| teaches him to step high, and does him no
harm. II the owner Of the horse should see him
| after he has gone through two or three weeks OF
this training he would not recognize him.
The front end of the horse BY this time is all
right. Now for the other end. What looks more
ungraceful than to see horse with his tail held
down close against his TANKS like COW or a
mule? He must be taught to hold his tail out,
and give 1t . graceful curve. Formerly this was
done by nicking the tail on the under E;de SO
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Entered at the p O. Chicago. second-cass matter.
Vol. VII.
Suspension.
On account Of momentary financial
embarrassment we are compelled to sus
pend the publication of the JEWISH
ADVANCE for term of three months.
IF but the third part of the moneys due
to rs from subscribers were collected
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ace within your Gates. E2o'1vy
'OTED TO SOCIAL INTERESTS a
70, OC T Q B ER IA, Il
interests of our rabbis that Jewish
Journal should exist which will not
yield to their influence, which is able to
meet them on their own grounds in a
conflict of opinions which would not
make ''stars" of such men as are any
thing but shining lights in the pulpit.
Some of our rabbi have cause to be
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President killing.

In nation Of fifty millions of
people it would indeed seem
strange if some crazy fool did not
deem it his chosen mission to slay
president occasionally. The won
der is it does not occur oftener.
With the contagious example of a
Booth and a Guitteau before the
country, it should not henceforth
be considered safe for the Presi-
dent to mingle freely with the peo-
pie, as has been the practice here
tofore. He should surround him.
self with body guard, and never
60 ont in public without some pro-
lection of that sort. And then
there should be a special law for
the punishment OF persons who at
tempt the life of the President. 1t
sheuId be made permissible for any
person to slay such a would-be as
sassin on sight, and without trial,
where he was positively known
and insanity should be no excuse
If certain death was known TO be
the punishment for this crime, we
should seldom have occasion tc
resort to such an extreme.
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a warrant issued by the Auditorand
Clerk Of the city of Astoria, ntafcOr-
dance with an order made by the Com
mon Council of the city OF Astodas said
warrant bearing date the lstt day of
July, 1881, commanding me 10 levy upon
lot number II. i'm block number 90, i'm
the city Of Astoria. as laid out and re-
corded by }. NJ. Shiyely, in ClatsOp
county, State of Oregon, 20 collect an
assessment of Ia S0-lC0 dollars which
assessment was made for the improve
ment Of WeSt-SiXth street. between Wall
street and Berry street. i'm said ShivelyS
Astoria. have this nth day of July,
1851. levied upon lot number u. in block
number -. in ShiyelyS Astoria. and OIi
Monday. the 18th day of August, 1881,
at o'clock y. n. of said day in front
of the Courthouse door in the city OF
Astoria, ClatSOp county, Oregon, will
proceed TO sell said lot number u. in
block number %, in Shivelys Astoria, in
said ClatSop county. State of Oregon, TO
the highest bidder therefor for cash in
hand, 10 pay said assessment, costs and
expenses OF sale. Said sale TO be for
L. ). gold coin.
w. j. BARRY, Chief Of Police.
Astoria. July IL. 1881. d-Jt
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a warrant issued by the Auditor and
Clerk Of the city Of Astoria, i'm 3ccOr-
dance with an order made by the Com
mon Council Of the city of Astori9; said
warrant bearing date the lSt day of
July, 1881. commanding me TO levy upon
lot number q, in block number 23 in the
city Of Astoria. as laid ont and recorded
by J. VI. Shively, in ClatSOp county,
State of Oregon, To collect an assessment
of 6JS 90 dollars. which assessment was
made for the improvement Of West
Sixth street. between Wall street and
Berry street, in said ShiyelyS Astoria,
have this 11th day of July. 1881. levied
upon lot number 6, in block number -,
i'm Shiyelys Astoria. and on Monday, the
18th day Of August. 1881. at > O'Clock PM.
of said day in front of the Courthouse
door in the city of Astoria, ClatSop
county, Oregon. will proceed 10 sell said
lot number &, in block number %, in
ShiyelyS Astoria, in said ClatsOp county
State of Oregon. TO the highest bidder
therefor for cash i'm hand, to paw said
assessment. costs and expense of sale
said sale 10 be for L. X. gold coin.
w. j. BARRY, Chief of Police
Astoria, July II. 1881. q Jt
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by YiRue
of a warrant issued by the Auditor and
Clerk of the city of Astoria, in aecOr-
dance with an order made by the Com
mon Council of the city of Astoria said
warrant bearing date the 1st day OF
July, 1881, commanding me 10 lesyslpon
lot number -. i'm block number So I'm the
city of Astoria, as laid out and recorded
by j. NJ. Shively, in ClatsOp county,
State Of Oregon, TO collect an assess
ment of l12 90 dollars. which assessment
was made for the improvement of West
Sixth street, between Wall street and
Berry street, in said Shiyelys Astoria,
have this 18th day Of July, 1881, levied
upon lot number u, in block number
IS, in Shiyelys Astoria, and on Monday,
the 18th day of August, 1881. at . o'clock
+. NJ. of said day in front OF the Court
house door in the city of Astoria, Clat-
sop county, Oregon, will proceed TO sell
said lot number u, in block number 53.
in ShiYelys Astoria, in said ClatSop
county. State of Oregon. TO the highest
bidder therefor for cash in hand. TO pay
SAID assessment, costs and expense Of
sale. Said sale 10 be for u. 5. gold coin.
w. j. BARRY, Chief of Police.
Astoria, July II. 1881. d-5t
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE

Notice is hereby given that bySirtue
of a warrant issued by the AuditOF and
Clerk of the city of Astoria. iU hccOr-
dance with an order made by the Com
mon Council of the city OF AStgfJa; said
warrant bearing date the IL day Of
July 1881, commanding me tOlleyy upon
lot number6, i'm block number IL, in the
city Of Astoria, as laid out and recorded
by J. VI. Shiyely, i'm ClatsOp county,
State Of Oregon. TO collect an assessment
of ll3 2O-1O0 dollars, which assessment
was made for the impr0yemeIItO Of West
Sixth street, between Wall strSR and
Berry street, i'm said ShiTelYs Astoria, !
have, this lfthgdRy Of July. 1881, levied
upon lot number q iH block number II,
i'm Shiveiy AiNria. ard on Monday, the
18th day0f August. 1881. at . o'clock PM.
Of said day IN Front df the Courthouse
door in tho city oil Astoria, ClatSOp
county. Ores0g. via proc feed tgseu said
lot number g. in block pumber~1i, in
ShivelyS- -ASspEin. In said Ilatsop cOun-
ty, STATE OF Oregon, 10 the highest bid
der therefor for oR>h inlband, 10 pay
said assessment, cess and expenses OF
sale. said sale 10 be tOr l.. ). gold coin.
w. j. BAERY, Chief OF Police.
Astoria, July IL, 1881. d-Jt
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The Water Supply.

Astoria will soon be obliged to
adopt the course of nearly all
populous cities, and discuss the
water question. There are few
cities in the union where the water
question is not under discussion.
In some places it Is to complain of
the high rates placed upon con-
sumers, but generally on account
OF the growing inadequacy Of the
supply. This in a few instances
may be attributed to a drying up
or diversion Of the sources of sup
ply, but the chief cause is found
in the rapid expansion and in
crease Of population, which IS of
late years without a parallel. New
York is among the complainants.
Her legislature is reminded that
the volume Of water must be in
creased TO prevent scarcity and
possible famine. Mayor Grace has
addressed a letter 10 that body,
one paragraph Of which tells
pretty much the whole story. He
says: "For ten years the Croton
aqueduct has been taxed to Its
fully capacity to furnish the daily
supply, and the same quantity OF
water which IN 49, l was consumed
by Il population Of 942, 900, must
now suffice for Il population OF
l,20S,O0O. The decrease OF pres
sure IN the delivery of water is
already felt as a great detriment
10 the comfort and convenience
of a large part Of the population,
if-not to the public health: and
with our present prospects of the
unexampled growth in population,
commerce and manufactures, the
inadequacy of our water supply
will become daily more serious"
A considerable number OF artesian
wells have been sunk in New
York, some to the depth of 1000
feet.
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of n warrant issued by the Auditor and
Clerk Of the city Of Astoria, in eccOr-
dance with an order made by the Com
mon Council Of the city Of AstOae; said
warrant bearing date the lst day of
July, 1881, commanding me TO levy upon
lot number II, in block number II. i'm
the city of Astoria, a. laid out and re-
corded by J. VI. ShiYely, in ClatSOp
county. State Of Oregon. TO collect an as
Sessment of AZ SO-l00 dollars, which as
seSsment was made for the improve
ment Of West-Sixth street, between Wall
street and Berry street, in said Shivelys
Astoria, have this llth day of July,
1881, levied upon lot number II, in block
number II ia Shivelys Astoria, and on
Monday, the 18th day Of August. 1881. at
2 o'clock r. N. of said day in front Of the
Courthouse door i'm the city of Astoria,
ClatSop county. Oregon, will proceed Ia
sell said lOt number l., in block number
10, in Shivelys Astoria. in said ClatSOp
county, State of Oregon, 10 the highest
bidder therefor for cash i'm hand, 10 pay
said assessment, costs and expense Of
sale said sale 20 be for L. ). gold coin.
w. j. BARRY, Chief OF Police.
Astoria, July IL, 1881. dot
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CHIEF oF POLICE SALE.

Notice il hereby given that by IiYtue
Of a warrant issued 10y the AudiDrfand
Clerk of the city of Astoria, in aecOr-
dance with an order made 10y UeSOm-
mon Council OF the city Of AstOti9; said
warrant bearing date the lst Gay Of
July. 1881. commanding me 10 levy upon
lot number =. iR block number %, in
the city Of Astoria. as laid out and re-
corded by j. NJ. Shiyely, in ClatSOp
county. State OF Oregon. 10 collect an as
SessmcRt Of 2sg 3O-lOO dollars, which as
SeSSment was made for the improve
meRt Of Mesi-SiNth street, between
Wall street and Berry street, in said
ShiyelyS Astoria, have this nth day of
July. 1881, levied upon lot number {, i'm
block number -, in ShivclyS Astoria,
and on Monday. the 18th day Of August,
1881. at - o'clock =. NJ. of said day in
front Of the Courthouse door in the city
Of Astoria. Clatsop county, Oregon, will
proceed 10 sell said lot number ., i'm
block number %. in ShivelyS Astoria,
i'm said ClatSOp county. State Of Oregon,
10 the highest bidder therefor for cash
in hand, 10 pay said assessment, costs
and expenses of sale. said sale TO be
for L. :. gold coin.
W. J.BAEBY, Chief Of Police.
Astoria. July II, 1881. dot
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CuIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by Eittue
Of a warrant issued by the Auditor and
Clerk OF the city of Astoria, in accOr-
dance with an order made 10y the Com
mon Council of the city of AStOIit; said
warrant bearing da.c the lst Hay Of
July, 1881, commanding me 10 levy upon
lot number i'm block number 53 in the
city of Astoria. as laid ont and recorded
by J. NJ. ShIyely, in ClatsOp county,
State of Oregon. 10 collect an assessment
of 234 G0-100 dollars, which assessment
was made for the improvement Of West
Sixth street. between Wall street and
Berry street. in said ShivelyS Astoria,
have this 1ltn day OF July, 1881, levied
upon lot number one, in block number
-. III ShiyelyS Astoria, and on Monday,
the 18th day of August, 1881. at O'Clock
=. ". Of said day i'm front Of the Court
house door i'm the city Of Astoria, Clat-
sop county. Oregon, will proceed TO sell
said lot number one, in block nupbeI
-, in ShiyelyS Astoria, in said ClatsOp
county. Stale of Oregon. 10 the highest
bidder therefor for cash i'm hand, TO pay
said assessment, costs and expense OF
sale. Said sale to be for L. ). gold coin
w. J. BARRY. Chief of Police
Astoria. July IL. 1881. dot
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NEW TO-DAY.
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE

CHIEF or POLICE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that by Si1ue
of a warrant issued by the Audip7and
Clerk of the city of Astoria. igf SccOr-
dance with an order made by the Com
mon Council of the city of Astoria; said
warrant bearing date the lSt day OF
July. 1881, commanding me 10 levy upon
lot number ], i'm block number - in the
city of Astoria. as laid ont and recorded
by J. NJ. Shively, i'm ClatSop county.
State of Oregon, 10 collect an assess
ment of 214 5000 dollars, which assess
ment was made for the improvement Of
West-SiXth street. between Wall street
and Berry street, in said ShivelyS As
tOria. / have this llth day of July, 1881,
levied upon lot number l, in blsck num-
ber -. in Shively Astoria, and on Mon
dsy, the 18th day Of August, 1881, at =
O'Clock p. VI. OF said day in front of the
Courthouse door in the city Of Astoria,
Clatsop county. Oregon, will proceed T.
sell lot number !. in block number j..
in ShivelyS Astoria. in said ClatSop
county, State Of Oregon, 10 the highest
bidder therefor for cash in hand, To pay
said assessment. costs and expense Of
sale Said sale to be for l.. 5. gold coin.
W. J. BARRY, Chief Of Police.
Astoria, July IL. 1881. d-5t
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Think of it! The town of Tue
son, Arizona, which without the
railroad might, for years to come,
as in those that have passed, have
reposed in an air of somnolency,
has its directory, published in a VOL
ume of one hundred and fourteen
pages, and containing, besides the
the names of residents Of the town,
much valuable. information con-
cerning its history.
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st. Julien and Maud 5. are in
Chicago. Maud :. lowered her
record a quarter Of a second at
Pittsburg on the 18th. The track
was heavy by rain and had been
rolled twenty feet out from the
pole to the disadvantage of the
mare, but like a shot from can
non she sped and crossed the line
in 2:lO4, beating her best time a
quarter of a second. Some say
2:104.
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Senator Conkling called alone at
the executive mansion, at 8 p. N.
Thursday and left his card, but
dId not pass inside the door.
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The purpose of the tour of King
Kalakua is to lift the mortgage
which Claus Spreckles holds Oh
the islands, in the monopoly OF the
sugar trade, by inviting compe-
tition.
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NEW TO-DAY.
To Contractors,

pIDs WILL BE RECEIVED BY HHE
D undersigned, at the Office Of BeTgman
< Berry IN Astoria. until July %. l6Si. al 10
o'clock A. n. when they win be OpfHed. for
the extension Of the Roadway from FOards
10 point 200 To 500 feet above. Wgrk 10 be
similar 10 that already constnlg6d. Bids
must state the price per foot. TEs privilege
OF rejecting any or all bids iS resgTyed.
A. ~ BERRY.
Deputy Supervisor Road District No. I.
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At the celebration OF the battle
of the Boyne, in Ireland, some dis
turbances are reported.
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Damages to crops from floods
I'm Iowa cannot be estimated.
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Notice TO Whom if Concerns.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HAT I
~ will pay no more debts of Elias Sfhoepe's
contracting after this dste without s written
order from me. FERDINAND IIANSEL.
GraNs River. July L. 1851. ~
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Co-Partnership Notice.

A c0-PARTNERSHIP HAS THIS DAY
n been formed by RObt. NJ. Trenchard
and 5. ID. BaTrOws. under the firm name OF
Trenchard & BarrOwS. for the purpose OF
carrying on the milk business in Astoria.
ROBT. NJ. .TRRNCHARD
5. ID. BARROWS.
Astoria. Oregon, July !, 1881.
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DIR. Hamilton considers the Prcsi-
dent out of danger.
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To the Public.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TOsJHE
~ public. particularly Of knappa prtcihct
that ] still claim my residence in hnapDa
precinct, and am only temporarily absent On
business. aud do not intend 10 chalIge smy
residence. DANIEL g.. F0SS.
July l4th, 1881
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CITY TAXES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ City Assessment roll for lSSl. Is now in
my hands for collection and all Of said taxes
are now due. All persons that are indebted
Tor the same may save five per cent. by pay
ing said taxes before August II, 1881.
W. L. DEMENT,.
o. i-d&Wtd City Treasurer.
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MARRIED.

In Astoria. July 18th, by the Rev. j.
V. Milligan, Mr.. p. Jordan and Miss
Laura i. Stevens, of OysteTyille.
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Consignees Watice,

NEITHER CAPTAINRVGHfs NOR the
~ undersigned cOnSignee4 OF the British
barque ''Glanperis" VIII De responsible for
any debts contracted by the tfew Of kaid YES
sell JAAiESIAIDLAMS & co.
Astoria. July 9. 1851. NIw-d&w
, 1881-08-27
Mr. ConklinE's Eusare.

81 should like To give him . fore'gs
mission" said President Garfield, in hear
lnx of Mr.. C .nkllng's defeat at Albany.
The tone Of The remark indicated Chris
tan spirit, bu, those who know the proud
nature Of the r, tired senator can well BE-
Ieve that he would rej,cr the offer. -
well a. any other Ginning ~ An sviden,s
of sympathy from . man sgainss who's.
administration he had placed himself y
an enemy. Mr. Cunkllng's admirers hav.
felt some curlusity to know what course
of 70 hs has mark d out for h,naselt
since he has ceased 70 be = controlling
power in poi ics. There is rumx thu
be will embark In q newspaper snierpris~
with a million of dollars capital. The
sum Is large. if Mr.. C..uklIng could hav.
the handin & If 1t, and might induce him
to make the venture Of journalism. sub
thing 70 BY No msahs rare With men IL
disappointed ambition, who think they
have q public grievance .o avepge. =,
cannot be said, h..wever, that many OF
the number have succeeded 10 the eItrn
Of their hopes, or, indeed, have succeeded
at all. A r.vengeful motive is b.d
thing to carry in,o newspaps undsrtAk'
Jug. General business know sdge ana
some practical sIpe,i nee, - well ..
talent OF = peculiar character, ara {.
auIr-d In such u vocation. Mr.. G nk-
llng's meth"ds arc hardly suitable for tn.
calling. He will do better to stick to the
Jaw, IN which hu il versed, aud which
holds out more promises Of future fasns
and fortune to hun than Journalism could
uoss. bly do.