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COUNTRY BOARDING

COUNTRY BOARD-With Q private family in
~ Brick FARM HOUSE. ~ miles from WASH
fresh vegetables and fruit. may be had by ad-
dressing MARIETTA" Glendale p. D. Prince
George o., Md. apps saw
GUNNER BOARDING.-Two unengaged family
EROOMS can be had at my large tummer resi-
dence. Apply by postal or on the premises, 9Th
st road UpeD May LIST JOHN b. CLA8ETT
Brightwocd p. o, aplS 6ts
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BOARDING.

LIRsT CLASS TABLE BOARD $40 PER
- MONTH at DRIVkES, l343 Pennsylvania
ave. apps Of
AHG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR 6rH
" 81 .-Eirst- class BOARD and ROOMS, eS
to $40 per week 81 so to 81 per day; $40 to $50
PER month. Terms to suit families. Mrs, o q.
HOWARD. apo Ct.
IIhST GLASS HOTEL BOARD $40 PER
Il month"; at HARVEY & H0LLEN'S, lOl6 Penn
Eylvania ave. apll-lm
tENTRAL HOTEL. corner sth ana ID streets
" northwest European Plan. Rooms Cor rent
by day. week or month at reasonable Rates.
mar2&-lm Il. j, MARSHALL.
gTyHE TREMONT HOUSE offers GOOD BoOMs
l. with nrst- class Hotel Board for s25 and $50
Ter month. House is wei furnished, hested with
steam. and every way desirable. janl9
NNOR RENT-Airy ROOMS. furnished or unfur-
nisned. pleasant location, at Nos. Sl4. 316 and
31S Indiana avenue. Also. first Class BOARD SIS
Per MONTH eARAH FLAGLER- jsnl9
VNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE. 6l2 9th street north
Il west ie one OF the cosest and best conducted
Boarding Houses in the city. Transient Boarders
accommodated nj reasonable terms. 1aul9
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ITO LOAN-MONEY on real estate security: low
Il interest and nomiL al commission. ALBERT
+. FON. No. 900 + st. northwest. apps st
G6,UCO. 81, OOO IN ONE OR TWO SUMS. ALSJ.
I'd larger or smaller sums ut per cent. on real
estate ID. q. WE. HOLTZMAN, 1871 Il at. north
west. ap2S-3t
C2e. 600 TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT IN
e, terest: half OF one per cent commission; in
sums OF e5, 600 Apply at KENNEDY'S Real Es-
tate Office. 18th street. ap22
NJ oNhi ~ AZ 1hp ER CENT,
On first class Real Estate security:
ap5-1m THOS. j. FISHER 4 CO.. l223 st.
MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.-To loan at per
~ @ at per month, on personal property at IL.
rULIONs Loan Office. Sl4 9th ST.. near Penn.s
ave. northwest apr2 2u'
mo LOAN MONEY
-. TO LoAN-MoNKY, -
MONEY TO LOAN. TO LoAN-M0NEY.
m26-lm THOS. Il. wAGGAMAN. 6l9 9TH st. y. W.
IL MONEY ON REAL ESTATE.
In Sims TO Suit
At Six PER CENT FOR LARGE AND SEVEN
PER GENT FOB SMALL SUNS. NO DELAY.
Il. d. HOFFMAN,
3sn29 10Th and sts, northwest
MONEY no LOAN.
have MONEY to loan on REAL ESTATE, I'm
sums OF from SlCo and upwards. at lowest rates OF
interest,
Charges moderate. No delay, -
nov26 ZIG st. north west
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VISBE ARCHER INsTITUTE
WASHINGTON, d. q.
For Circulars address Mrs n. B. ARCHER. l40
Mass anhusetta avenue, Warrington. DO. tan10
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nm ii. ALBURcER. successcs 20 I. p. LIBREY,
w . wstohmaker and Jeweasr. has removed 20
SSoas. oppoats D. 3. +. O. eS''s Z seSiS
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FoR RE THF ooRcoR.y pr,,n,va
OPPOSITE y. &. TREASURY. l5rH SrAKFT.
Fine Stores, Once EooTus-siDsiy or cnTnE nj
c2tiIg-for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water
snd Closets on every ao5r. Elevator and steam
hest; Dsrs rooms for storase. Inquire OF the
gsnitor fyi2
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A LEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
IA RAIL ROAD For the accommodation of per-
sons desiring to visit Washington on the occasion
Of the dwelling of the Farragut Statue MON
DAY, 2sth inst, special extra trains win be run
from ALEXANDRIA to WASHINGTON. leaving
Alexandria 20 q. III. and IL 80 q. M, Washing
ton time aD2l-2t
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VYALUABLE IRON FOUNDRY AND MA
CAINE SHOPS FOR sALE BYEXECUTORs
ner Washington street and Chesapeake and Ohio
canal. GEORGETOWN. D. O., lss feet on Washington
commodious mschine shop. model room and foun.
dry. l.thes. tools. models for mill machinery.
Facihues for coalng and transpor ting heavy mate
rial perfect. Free Of elcumbrance. Terms easy.
Possession in twenty days. Apply to THOMAS
BOWLING, auctioneer. No. 1l60 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, Warrington. D C.. m26- 3 RESIN
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-01-20
Tickling Children.

An English author, writing of Oriental matters, among other curious Arab prac- tices, says; "A strange domestic practice prevails among the Bedouins-not those in villages, but those of the wandering class. They pickle their infants, after three days old, in strong prime. l learn ed that it was a habit consecrated to them by long antiquity, and it is based upon the notion that the process, which extends over several hours, imparts q hardness to the tender skin. The im- merdon is said to be fatal to delicate babies. Be the effect of the pickling what it may, however, no labor is wasted on the children in the way of washing them afterward. They are suffered to grow up in utter ignorance of the cleans ing virtues of water, the superstition be- ing that the Evil Eye might be attracted to their cleanliness. Accordingly, have seen them with regular crusts-thick de- posts-of dirt on the top of their heads and their eyes full of flies.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-01-20
THE VETERAN.

"Come tip, come up, o veteran old,
 And order what you will; For you were once a soldier bold
 And bred to fight and kill, And we were valiant soldiers, too,
 And each can show his scar Come up, o hero of the Llue--
 And join us at the barr The cripple came-an empty sleeve
 Hung dangling at his side, Whereat did each beholder grieve
 And sympathy provide. The cripple came with pended head As if deplorng fate. And in husky tone he said
 He'd take his whisky straight. "Now tell us, since we here are met Secure from wars alarm, Where flowed your gore in rivulet-- When you, sir, lost your arm? Was 1t in Corinth's bloody fight,
 Or at old Vicksburg wall, Or at Bull Runs disastrous flight
 Where panic seized us all. Speak out, old man, the scars you bear Are worthy of all ftlme-- Are such as heroes learn to wear
 Without regret or shame" And then the veteran raised his head And slowly broke his peace; T lost my arm," he proudly said, Last spring while hunting geese"
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-01-20
CHAPTER II.

Two winters later, I was travelling alone through West Virginia, and having stopped, for a day, in the town of C---. at the foot of the Alleghanies, took pas sage by stage-coach to penetrate into Maryland through the mountains. My errand was most novel and agreeable one to me. had fallen heir to a consid- erable property, the estate of distant
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-01-20

THERE is one thing that every man puts off from day to day, and that is his neck tic.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-01-20
CHAPTER ".

Mossop uttered an oath. And she got into the Winchester pike by that gap" he said. She's on the rail by this time"
 Yes" said the lieutenant, thought fully. That is precisely the route per. son flying from C. would be likely to take. It would be very improbable that she would jog along in this slow coach. I'm sorry for you. Lost much?"
 "Only five thousand" with an awk- ward laugh. "The bishops in for tenl He lent it to her for the great charity. Mortgaged his farm. By George, she was clever creatnrel We'll, Sharrard what do yoH say to supper? can do nothing, tonight, and I'm wet and frozen. Won't you take something to warm you, sir, before you start again?" turning to the lieutenant. "You will not reach N until daybreak.n
 The lad hesitated, turning his bright, laughing eyes on Mossop doubtfully, stroking his luxuriant brown beard, which covered half his face. "Well, l don't care if I do. Punch, landlord, strong and hot"
 He stood outside of the door, while the glasses were brought; tossed of the bump CT, and then, buttoning his cloak, sprang into the coach.
 Goodnight to you all" he cried, land good luck to you, Mossop. May you run Ia Baronne' to earth before long"
 That's saucy young fellow" said Perley. q wonder where l met him? In New Orleans, probably. The town was full of dashing young blades of this sort last winter"
 Mossop had lost his five thousand dol lars; but he enjoyed the cosy little sup per which followed more than I. had
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-01-20
SECURE A H0ME---LANDS! LANDS!!

THE undersigned, agent for the fine grant of Il lands made to the Little Rock X Fort Smith Railway, now offers for saln any and all the railroad lands lying in Pope county.
 These lands embrace some pcry fine tr1cts in- elsdin0 RIVER BOTTOM PRAIRIE AND UPLANDS, and an easy opportunity is here ef~ed Qf occurring chedp yfarm on easy terms. Correspondence solicited from those seeking homes in
 MILD, HEALTHY CLIMATE, and in new country which is rapidly develop ing, and offers many advantages.
 10 snose who nave on lands, would say no time should be lost in coming forward and entering into contract for the same, My instructions are to sell ANY AND ALL LANDS, and delay in making application may entail loss upon you.
 am prepared to give full information in re- gard to any of these lands in Pope county.
 Cbnss curly and cran,inc my Hat and list of prices and secure q chedp farm.
 JAMES POTTS, Agent. Russellyille Ark
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-01-20
CHAPTER III.

I had always been taciturn, diffident man; but it was easy to talk now. From the scenery of the Alleghanies, we crossed the continent, and touched on Europe. My companion had visited lit tie hooks in Spain and Portugal, which thought my own discovery; she had left Madrid the very day l entered it. What a tie was herel Then as to books. She preferred Wordsworth to Tennyson; held precisely my opinion of Trollope, George Eliot and other novelists. From novels we diverged to philosophy; and when l quoted favorate passage from Goethe, and hesitated, she finished the sentence. What strange coincidence of ideas and deep sympathy was herel It seemed unnatual and marvellous to men. I felt myself flushing and cooling like an eager boy. Did she note this strange accord between us? Why, 1t was like my own mind answering me again. Add to this bewilderment of sympathy, the influence of a voice, the richest and most womanly, had ever heard, and the intan- gible, subtle atmosphere which surrounds a delicate, refined woman, and 1t is no wonder that l forgot 1 had never even seen the face of my companion, but con- tinued to pour out fancies and feelings, which I had never before put into words
 Two, perhaps three hours passed. The coach stopped, at wayside inn, to feed the horses. The young lieutenant, much to my chagrin, opened the door, and sprang in, chattering and shivering. He was giddy, feather-headed lad; and the lady drew her shawls more closely about her. and sank back silently in her corner.
 "Whewl how cold it is,' cried the young officer. "You are warm enough here Do you go through to Cumber- land sir?"
 No; only to Gray's Ferry"
, 1881-07-15

THE Car Of Russla Is said to be in "an
unfortunate mental condition." which ,nay
mean either that he Is suffering from panic
and fright. or that he is temporarily insane.
III either case, 1t Is understood he, or Ills Mill
listers for him, Inns declined tho Invitation to
meet the Emperors Of Austria and Germany
ut Gastefn the mIltllo OF August. ThcAzar
must bo very much under tho intluonce Of
bud advisers II lle can prefer voluntary &C.
clusi on to thu making of reasonable col.ccs-
sons to his slbJectss:: It would be satl enough
II he had cut himsoif ott from the Joys OF
life In support Of, n just carse;s but TO mako
sucl, q sacrifice III defense of q bad principle
is madness Itself. -
, 1881-07-15

They have In New York one Superintcntl-
ent Of Schools, four misunderstanding
cnts for kralnlnar-schools, and ten assistant
superintendents for ptImary-scllools. The
man who did nil tic work for the Superin-
tendent was the General Assistant. lie Is
dead, md tho Scl,ou Board Is about illling
lis place. Tho Trfl1tnc says d suspicion l'as
crept abroad that the Now York schools arc
superintendent pretty nearly to DEATH
No room is left for individuality In teaching
or learning, but everything is conforlncl to
castriron rules and dull routine, whicl, cra,nl'
and paralyza the energies Of teachers and
scholars.
, 1881-07-15

On. BLISS was profane whom ho read the
Now York HerahfS remarkable surgical artsclo
by tnnn who hRd neyer seen tito Presidents
wound, or btea In Washington since tho shoot.
Ing. "Tho article" says tho Doctor, Is damned
nonsense. Thuy are trying he continued. "to
mako olit that we hare misreprasonted the
Prcsldent'a case' and tnatlc 1t appear wursu than
It reilly is. Alt | have to say Ia: let aunh poo
po wait and 500 the result, aud tt,oa say whether
tho character uf tho wound has been oxaEgeF-
htod What In bell tioos that man Know Of tho
case, anyway? tIe has not seon tho wound. nor
does hu know whcto tho frps1deht st0od and In
what direction tho hall catered. I think tint
whom peopIa write articles they ought to havo
sono facts to baso them upon, and not doal en-
tlroly In conjocturcs."
, 1881-07-15


almost criminal ncYisonco that resulted in N.
announcement of ,hls hnr.ify4nx ltsua,er hors
srut .t hut una papor canupt bc tuo suycrs,s
condemned.
.t,ov .,,v,ve ,1o ,,,iro. ut p,,ahty T., t,,,..,.
,,,I As - Mrl,,,i nrnc,sa,or On, no,.s,n ~.ne!1'
ns,s,,, a.. ,,,,,,. 49,, .,r, s,an,aH .s tas
,,na,. a,,,i ,n,inA i,cr ~, nnao ran,pnt, 'ae
,,.ossa w. ~ a,tors s,,n sn,1 rccn,rot t. aaua
,s',nn, psscs 'A'u 'aa
*'v""' ~
inale "to W w Mn'ta ttu..mk aAees N CHI
snEo sho ~, t;o. ,a. he
K'.u H., ro',,,rx ~" "rc,,at nT how MamI fsot
-, s.,nu ia wrdno.,lsv viii mt fs,,.e .".ea
~. r,tv NM, uiinw lila nrlnn,at in,o,tna.,s1t ,s1t
ol,ron ' 10 a~"rcisc itsaif for thn nonnn. uon ~
nnh;,r. In ,1csuriiua lin trut ut 1,tt,.hu..Ha taa
remarked TINT tho "llaesf otc'tomeut pra.
Vailed. and the marc moved as u ate did MT
totioh tho gru'1ta at al. Ihe nua!encu wss Ia
rantares a. theY pehela pug ta'ey eaillHs through
ununcel the ynst crowd was spct.bound" n,
pp Lew1s, who 41tiyuc,1tos 80 earnestly a diet ~
mush for sick pcople, should securo tho ,,pdIrn.
Cd services Of tho plttsburg journalist Al onn5.
WA olwovn sntd fiat t!urI Schnr7 ,y,.H
hr,ny r. Inn Eo,v nrtt Is,.t fenth nr ,hanus u,a
oni n VARIABILITY NJ nctton that wn,,ts ssusss ,uss
tnln,a b,,r, mr., vo .xara rnt ,nIstn.on. r. e.'
, 1881-07-15

Cot. DnAKE, of Eltzabeth. N, j., explains
TINT hc didn't u,pau IL when he aaid, on heartnx
ut tue nss..sl11auon Of the prosIAout. " l1urruh
for President ATthurlt' 1hat was u Now Iersoy
ioko, lilo didn't credit the report, aul Has teop'
ly rc1nor1otul whea he hoard It waa true. Ills
rutner tAin explanation rpanIuas u. writer IN the
New tork fitsatd Of 4 young Republican Who,
whllo walking alou9 tho street tho noEnInR ntteF
LInuoln was kfttod, was hate1 By nun with
ths words, "I.lnooin+s murdered" thinking
nothing Ut 1t ho s!mpty replied, i" That's sad." mad
passed ou. An hour uttorward, Hhan everybody
know that Lnc<sln had rouIiy hoen ahos, 1t wAs
reported Ut tho Republican, strong admlrse Of
Lincoln. TINT he bud said, I'm alai," In vain
lid he protest that "Rad" sounds like "Klad," No
onU reulEy belieyod hlna. aud 10 had to pay tor
The misunderstanding by lostu1 Ill h!s friends,
, 1881-07-15

1r is reported that L change III tho treat
mont Of servants Ia in progress In Germany, II
Indeed 1t bus not alroady advanced 50 far as to
bb practically accomplished 4 correspondent
Of tho Putt Afai Guxftte, now revisItiug Ger
mai1y after an absence OF sevcral years, writes
TINT he Gun scarcely credit bis sensos at bohold-
Ing tho cHanRo In this respect. Instond Of tho
contesnpluous pronoun Of the second poFson,
+" Du," thu co1uman mule Of address In speak.
ing t1 wnlter ia. i1err Obcr-Koilnor," aud
Tho hotel houscmntd has become I" FfaulcIn."
Itu waiter Ia now summoned by tho Utd-t'mo
shouting Of "Kclpcr,, kcllnor." ho paya no
moro attention TO tho demand upon h!s services
thnn II 10 wore II stone post, and ito amount Of
"TrlnkKeldt" will ut one for such lnolvility. Tho
Ga1e.to rofcrs to this correspondence Us coming
fruu, North 0ermAny, but dooa not say moro
duhntly whence 1t conos. 1t would 10 inter-
ostlnp to know Ito preoso locality whero this
aMaxtnV trnnsformauon has tnkon place 30
quickly md quietly. II such cnan9e has In
reality bocono general It ID moro nkoly duo to
tho example al thu army officers thun TO any
othor CAUSE. The officers stationed In Berlin
and othor largR citIcR aud towns. an fur at least
as tho exluraA! forms Ut pulitenoss arc coll
cerncl, pride themselves upon thsir courtesy.
, 1881-07-15

Afn. q. L. WllrE. editor OF the Providence
prtss,, writcs to hls pnpnr that whio In Washing-
ton during Mrs. Gartsld's recent dangerous "
moss h1 ca1!ed upon tho President. " / injured
poucernIl9 Mss. QurtloI4." says Mr.. Whito," and
Il wns tho Presidents answer which l especially
Wish to mention ut this time. After saytpg that
she wus bptter, aud. although very woak, was In
a sa!r wuy OF recovering. Gen. .Gnrftead sald,
calIlue n,d by name, 'Yuu can appreciate what
hnYo rocolItly passed through, but no ono who
hns not ind tho experience can do 80. How
lttlo uud !nalent.luant did all ths business fro.
forriug u Tint paEtAlnuR to his otleo of Prest.
DON'T soeml kpould not put my MUD upon 1t;
and as thnprht Ut what might happen, eyury
othes eonaltpratlon sauk into tothipEness.' Tho
tone ana laok Ut The prosldont. tho earncstness
and fcolIpS With which ha spoke, n,a1e dup
Impression upon mo, which Was K.entcr by
, rpason os my having known sOmothlns Ut tho
n,ntual trust anu dependence upon each other
of Gen. nnd btrA. GarfQld."
, 1881-07-15

SAYS the Saturday Reule,u; "Women arc
notorlousy Indifferent to thotr food. If. d
European community could be desertod for
year by tue mon, we vury ballevo tint tho
women would slide back, inst into a custom Of
having tea and 4 chop at eyery meal, nuxt into
pooklnx at sotae bread and butter at any hour
when they felt tho panga 0f hunger. lastly into
the condition Of savaRcs who 1.-Two TN casual
roots urd tho gum aud bark Of trees. 1t II man.
proud n,an. WHO keeps woman Up to tho civil
ized mark In tue matter OF eating anl drinking" )"
, 1881-07-15

THE vote by which the Free Canal nlnend-
mont wua defeated IN tho Now York Senate was
extremely close. elxteen Senators vuted for IL
ard fifteen against 1t. Seventeen being required
for Its passage, nr majority OF all tho Senators
elected. it WIS lost. II wns proposition for tho
submission TO tue people ot M amendment to
the Constitution milking the Eric Canal entirely
FREQ from tQEls,. -,
, 1881-07-15

THE New York correspondent Of tho Phil
adelphla Ltdoer snys ooncernlnR the augnr pOol:
Further steps, In addition to those heretofore
mentioned, hayo been taken by tho New York
sugar retiaors With a Wow Of restricting produc.
upn. They have Imprinted committee. OF
which Mr.. Wuioher5 Ii Chatrnan. to cunter with
tho trnto Reneraly with u view Of ottaLntng
their conscnt to partial stoppaga OF pFoduotion,
Tho price has falIsn from II ocnts to 10 eonts
within the munth past, and tho lAttor, It ID u.s.
sarted, ts not prt,fltuble rate, Not few Of tho
re1lners. It Ia Understood, hnve agreed to tho
proposition, and Ia the course OF Hoxt wcex. 1t
Is believed, oil or nearly all OF thom VII have
, 1881-07-15

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE hns established branch
olcca sor tho receipt Of subscriptions and adEorsa"
uents NJ follows
NEW YUllK-i,oou - Tribune Building. FIT. Nc
FADpES. StannuoF. ... -
GLASGOW. sqpt1and-Alsns American Rows
Agency. 81 Kcnaofd-at -.-.
LONDON. En1-Amcrfcan Exchange, 4D Strand
HkNAY y. Hlt.Lfo. AFont.
MAsulNuTuS. H. H-l311 atreat.
, 1881-07-15

JusrlcE CLIFFORD, one Of the to 7 Of In.
gloriuus lnuiilury, hls suffered. the amputat ttun
Df one OF his l0ot from GRnRrcn0, Altundl 10
Dsaalsy IL sttll whole.-Euentng IklteF. =.
This Ia tamo. Justice Clifford Il Democrat.
and WIS ono Of tho TO 8, not one ot tho TO 7.
Judge Clifford was appointed by President ilus
ohanan In 1857, md has been q Huuker Dsmo-
crpt all hta ljfQ,
, 1881-07-15
Cam. Sc1tunz thus defines the present
runHninr of tim form HHtaiMart." Ha knya. =.

mGHHlnE OF luN 1of1n "btaI#HEss l1u BHyB!
Il stalwart Ia slinply a Republican politician
WIN gota very nDgsy whom he chnnpt have I'LL
tho offices ho wnnts for hlmsolf or hfs friends or
bis fuotton. Gen. Grant Ia BtalwMrt, lnHsmuch
~ ho wanted 10 By President, md ta nots and big
mission than swltzerIand, and hts frienu. Mr..
ConkinR, could ttut hnve h!s own way In every-
thing. Dir. Conkltng is q stalwArt. inasm,1ch ns
ho wants to be tho Boss Of the universe and
cnrnot, and could not get the naen ho wanted
for tho Treasury Department and the New York
Custom. House Tho louder their complaints
and ttonuneiHsons Tho higher. .tllglr StAlwartism.
II to ho Il 6talwhrt now 1neA MS anything mora
than wbat we have suggested We should bo gla1
to bo informed Hhat It ls.
, 1881-07-15

NEWSPAPERS that arc discussing with great
learning the meaning Of the constitutional
phrase sdlsablltty OF tho President" would do
well to leave puor George Ill. alone, Flo was
NOT known to 10 !nsauo until utter tho American
Constitution had beon adopted. The ConstItu-
tlon becama operative July 70, 17os, through the
vote Ut Now York, aud tho Insanity nt George
III. was tlrst suspected BY hEs physlolAn Oct. ~
1TH8. - '.' =,
, 1881-07-15

! KINo kALAISAuA, report says, Ia roaming
UP and down tho oartb looking for tomo su,lo-z
Icas Prince Of Prlaoass upon wunn hQ may Qn.
load tho Sandwich 1sl4nda. The population OF
tic Kingdom II now eatlnstsd Vt oaly ta,0D, Of
which ono-tonth ID foreign. Capt. Cook tn i17s
thought the Sandwich Islands had a population
Ut 900, but thls was . mvss Ruass. In 1Ea
tho number OF Inhabitants was eatlmatcd At
iiy.0o0, and Ia 1855 NJ TILES. Ten ye4Es ago II
was q, 100, and Is oven less now, The revenue
, 1881-07-15

1liOcy is q misfortune, but MnitEnlty Is q
moral crime, for 1t prosupposes the cultlvn-
tion and Indulgence OF tievtllsli spirit. The
thrunts OF renewal Of the war upon the
President In the event Of his recovery by
tic Chicago ConklinE organ arc the product
Of equaI parts Ut il(ncy md na1lguity. for
mons but Ill idiot could hope to wage a suc-
ccssftlt war against President Garfield, re-
STORED to health, without excellent cause. and
none but nali knant would hint at d renew
nj Of tho facttonal light against tho President
white Ills llfo sttlt tren1bies In tic balRnce.
Says tho organ: ......
Tho puople havo Eivon him 1.-THE Prcsldent] a!k
the affection ,lilA sympnthy at ther command.
% Of ni,nsstf TO- aud ' al wci III IL soon ~ possblo.
With lho Presidents llle In danger. truce was
aad sxser ny fsw ats
i%st mum trseks. 6ut t bis be9n hopei that yut
ia politics. Whethor Ihis hope d 10 be renllxea
Eli 1s a,e uIs sS aepe,ts p o on u ts seaes arnsd
1ri be able 10 e1eTt on The psopk dnrtn0 hts con"
ra!fsctHce.
THIS ls in effect saying: "alr. President,
VII have given you all tho affection and SYM
pat1ly we could nlford; VIC have refrntneu
from abusing yon while you lny Mt DEATHS
door; we lave kept tho truce. but 'tllts truce
cannot last many weeks Under the eondl-
tions Of our political lifa' the factlonal fight
must be renowed, unless YOU Indicate pnr-
pose to change YOUR course. While yon are
still PROSTATE, wunl,, aild physically helpless,
during your colynlescunee, welnsist that you
should gtye us some assurance that sou arc
sorry for the nomination Of Judge Robert-
son, TINT You regret the resignation Ut Conk-