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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-06-02
Songs OF THE sCIENCEs-aaEDI-
CINE

CINE.
Oh would o%,: you study medicine get learning ana
First gil your mind with III the lore Of muscles
The names that they can boast Of sound, youn .ay,
extremely c0mical,
But you must learn them ere you try to ease our
aches and pains.
10 grin dsr.iysiy you ~: the ; =. vs., ,isassus
Wen land upon Reirs island, nor will think the work
To cross the fOns Variolia many times day.
In course Of time you learn, doubt, the laws Of
With 81 that Fortsr, Carpenter and Huxley we'll
Ven heP. youi pay attention to professors .,
And gaze on al the wonders that the microscop.
can show.
how thsyr. oxidizingit; =
How certain foods can do US good, while others do
1A' '9 e,.a III steam engine ' really not sur
Should take regular amount Of fuel to keep
With chemistry, and pharmacy, and surgery, and
.ss. T. $ a:e. :1f IN ss
You cannot cur. the body till you'v. amply stored
You'll como whom We are III, like sene benevolent in
quisitor;
Or gallant {eats Of surgery shan startls al the
town;
While p, R'ensns into 'un.ey you ms, seoon. Wis
Appointed by the Chancellor, like Dr. Crichton-
Browne.
Here surely is grand oareer-to cure our poor hu-
OF al the ills to which our flesh IL her-s noble
. strife
sanity
To wrest the victory from death, and give the pa
tent life.
And when you've studied all you can, in order cate
gorica1,
When you have worked at every branch Of science
under sun,
You'll And-the illustrations not my own, but is
historical
You pick up pebbles on the shore-you'vs only
just begun!
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-06-02
OUR LITTLE FOLKS,
Ho,c DO ILook 2
BIZ MRS. BoHNE.

BIZ MRS. BoHNE.
I'm going to grandma's-
I think it's a mile,
I haven't seen her
For such a long while.
This bonnet's my mammals,
l guess she won't care
It's such q nice fit
And just suits my hair.
My dress is so long
1 know it looks fine,
Aunt Fanny wears it
When she goes to dine.
My gloves and my fan,
My parasol, too,-
Now, how do I look?
Please tell me, now do.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-06-02

How poor are they who have not pa
tience. Shakespeare.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-06-02

y
calling here with their papers every day:
and, owing to heavy and protracted
suit I once had myself, I have an utter
aversion to every limb of the law as
orr allies. Messieurs, les Anolais. have
tiff, who is debtor of mine, made use
him to forego his unfounded claim, and
rights. It is therefore an affair between
him and me. But rest assured, mad
anne, that your delicacy and susceptible
ity shall never have to complain Of my
proceedings. Your lawsuit is forever
quashed, and that is all !" Whereon
the Baron looked the widow steadfastly
but respectfully in the face, and gave no
further explanation.
Madame de Y was somewhat con-
fused; but, in spite of herself, she was
continually forced to think of her ex-
tenant. In every room of her apartment
he had left some souvenir Of his sojourn
poetry, penciling, songs, music COM
posed by himself, thoughts and maxims,
ETC., written in her albums and scrap
book. All these gallant attentions
seemed most charming to her, while
they piqued her curiosity; and when
that important part of the female consti-
tuition Is awakened other sentiments
soon come forth and blossom.
Now it happened that, the day after
the Baron's invited visit, poor woman,
the mother Of a family to whom Madame
de Y was in the habit of giving stated
pecuniary relief, called to thank her for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
VIRGINIA NEW,S

The Dismal Swamp Canal will be COS d for
one moth forre2slr5 after August |.
Mrs. Annie Fairfax returning TO Manassas
from picnic at CiittoD Oh last Saturday had
her arm broken snd received other serious 10
juries by falling out of the wagon.
Prof. John A. Hollz nan has purchased of
MIR. Dawson part Of his farn at Jsffareontou,
Culpeper c.uoty. for $500 per acre. There were
no improvements 90 the land.
A correspondent Of the No.f,k Virgiuian
names Ju5ge 4 w. Hughes. OF the U S.
District Court, for the scat 90 the Supreme
bench made vacant by the death of Justice
Clifford.
Mrs. Ellen e. Donpar, eldest daughter of J,
B. Pace. Of Ricbmood, dad ct tho White Sui.
phur Springs last night. Mis- Dounan Was only
81 years of age. aud was only married last
March. This was her first visit to the White
Sulphur, aud her death has cast gloom over
the gay company.
At meeting of tho Northeast Virgins
Medical Society. at Warrenton, last Monday,
DR.. Clark, OF Upper Fauqulcr, reported the
case Of birth of child Whioh had two heads of
average siz,. two necks showing that the
cerViceI Verte5!H we're cOmpIese. two s,urnuus.
two arms, one abdomen and two legs Thu
child was alive when born. bu. died soon after
BIRTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Secretary window Threatened

New YORK, July 30.-A special dispatch
from WashIastoo to the Herald says: Secre
tary Window received last wclk az auonymous
letter threatening his lite if ho does not remove
MIR. Lampherc, the Appointment. Clark, on the
hr5t OF August next. When the letter was re,
c>Ived but little attention ives paid to it uotil,
90 Comparing the writing with that Of another
letter 10 The possession ct The SECRETARY, it was
touod, 1t is said. to correspond with tho hand.
writing of formsr employee uf the the Treas
ury D ,partmau. l! is understood that tbs
cause of the throat is that the writer is mem
ter CftheO;de: of the American Union and tina,
be has stepped btyond thu bonuds of the rules
of the Older, aud wrote the letter from a sus-
piolon that Mr. L.uphere's wife is menbsr
Of tho Catholic Church. Tho Secretary gives
the letter but small consideration, knowing tull
we'll that the author is not q man who would
have the nerve to carry out the threat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Deliberate suicide.

New York. July 50.-"Uukuown person,
aged about forty. at No. vest Eleventh street,
supposed case Of Suicide" vas the only an
Douncrmept made By tho polio, to Coroner
Herman at abou. half past 20 clcck yestcr
day afternoon. The body lay on plain bed in
the front hall bedroom in tho upper story.
The only clothing on the body was bis pauts
looms ADD uudershirt. The suicide lay on bis
bsek; the right arm WIS throTn out, and from
cut about 40 inch long, where 90 artery had
been severed, blood was still ooziog. The feet
we're hanging over the side OF the bed. and tho
panta! oons had beon drawn down at the front,
exposing tho drawers The bed was siaiaed With
Blood 10 several places, showing that The man
had repestedly ohaoged bis position in hi. death
throes ga tho floor near the wGshstnnd Sss
o wsshbssio in which IVES about quart Of
flood. The suicide had cvidcutIy clbcr sat or
stood over this wash basin while his life blood
hoRo6 ioto it. Th.te vas strong smell Of gas
10 the room. and i. was ascertainad that the as
had been turned On. The sucids had method
lcalIy taken measures to make his death doublg
certain The lioeu OF the bed, his cutter shirt,
solks, towels and other articles hsd been care.
fully utilized to fill up ell cracks about the door
and widows through which the gas might
escape. He had even taken the precaution to
stuff up the ke5hos when he turned the gas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

A decree has been promulg ated ordering cleo
tloDs for members of the French Chamber G.
Deputies on the Dist of August, and second
ballots on the Sunday following.
Duriog the week ended JQly 23 there we're
q deaths from yellow fever at HAVANA and
stout 100 cases In the city. The shipping OF
CIcofueeos has been invaded by yellow fever.
The Land Bill passed tho House of Com
mons yesterday By vote of 220 to II The
majority of the Conservatives snd sumo of the
Parnetcs declined to vote. The bill was read
first time 10 the House Of Lords.
The French Chamber of Deputies, 10 spite Of
the governments ouly desiring partial sale,
has passed bill for the sale OF the whole of the
crowe diamonds, the proceeds to BIO donated to
the museum fund.
There are demonstrations every Right against
the Jews at Hammerstein, West Prussia, and
further excuses arc feared. The geudarmes
are poWerltsS. There has been similar riots a!
Baer~sd, Pommerania, whea squsnti,y of Jsw-
ish property was destroyed. Thirty houses be-
longing to Jews at the Vsges of Bouspol and
Biriz 10, 10 the government of Poltava. Russia,
buva been destroyed. The troops fred upon
the rioters. four of whom were killed, and two
wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Bill IN Euui:y Filed.

PHILADELPHIA. Juy 30-A bill 10 equity was
Died 10 the Cek's fiou Of The u. S. Circuit
Court to day, by c.uns2! io7 the receivers Of the
Phladelphia aud R,sdiog Co, settiog forth
thst 10 The clndEc, of the business # the rail.
road aud coal and iron cam oauies various sums
OF moucy have bGoome dua from large uun
Der OF persons fer freieht aud tolls for cal sold,
etc., the payment of which has been refused.
An order is asked for authorizing TIA icsti u.ioo
of legal proceed,oss for tho recovery CT the
money due. Judge Butler received the form
of decree presented aud held the matter u;d II
edEisement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Linden Kent.

e number OF our exchanges hsve recommend
cd Mr.. Linden Kent Of Alex dris. IS a suits.
Bile person for Attorney General. Mr.. Kent is
young msn of fine ability his moral and poll.
teal character is wi!hou! blemish, and he is
o1e OF the most effective stumpers ia the States,
the convention should nominate Mr.. Kent
his name would sdorn the ticket. It would do
more than this. his nomination would prove 10
the young men Of our state, that their efforts to
save the party, and they have made grand eff.
forts, should not be sighted longer. /. would
show to them that Virginia was not ibe place to
rsmp!e upon the Advancement Of her young
men, merely on account of their sge It would
prove merit. recognized merit in the man of
thirty, and that worth and ability should be sp.
precisted without serving m apprenticeship for
years to prejudice. which, perhaps exists in Vir.
ginis, more than any State in the Union. It
would show that all shings being equsl youth is
reason for, rather than sgsinst such advance.
ment. Nj: Kents abilities are equal to the po-
sitlon, and IN him the Democracy that has come
to the front in ten years, would be most honor.
ably represensec.-B Ridge Echo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

A REMARKABLE REcovERY.-A little negro
boy whose parents lived at Georgotowu, a set.
Element of colcred persons near Charlottesville,
met with an accident which it was believed
would prove fatal. Falling from g tree, Which
be had been cbiog. upon tho sharp point of o
stake which bad probably been used to support
it when it vas planted, the right side of the boy
was penetrated and the liver li,rcsd. DR..
William u. Rogers was called to see the pa.
sien,, and on re aching him found the liver pro.
truding through the orfice spd considerably
torn, go much so that he clipped of portion
OF it about the siz, of marble. The expc ,od
organs parts were replaced, snd few stitches
plac,d 10 the ori6ce to prevent its protuslou.
The liver was torn 10 the left edge, where there
were not many blood-vesssIs. aud the hon.
orrhage vas not great, but tho surgeon sntici.
pated Inflammation aud probably fatal termi.
patton. 10 bis surprise the boy improved rap
idly and is now entirely we'll. and does not com
plain Of Inconvenience or stf ,rirg in any
way. The accident &C ;uvred about elI weeks
ago. and the boy is now ruoniug about as usual
Charlottesville Chronicle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
Railroad War.

Boston, July 30.-The Journal says
There were no new DEVELOPMENTS her. yesttr
day 10 c,orecton With the warfare betHeet
he different RAILROADS. ,xcspt that the Grand
Ituok is making line contr.c.s % west bouuC
irel2h!s 81 low rates extending into WHITES
months. This fact seems TO indicate that thit
rosd at less! expos the fight to be of opg
conillu.ncs so far az they are concerned. This
however, nIy b. 10 retaliation fox time contrsc
said to be given from Chicago upon grain sid
ether ireights at the present low rs.ts by some
of tho other lines. This .ctiou followed as il
will be probably by tho other lioes from thi
and other eastern cities, is Of far more sisul6
oauce ss.regards its etiec. upon the earnings oil
the road than snythips that has otc1rted il
o0nnec!lon With the passenger traffic,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

The horrible, sickening description OF Ap.
pache cruelty, published in last Thursdays Ga.
,tte, ought 10 close thu lips of the modern sf-
tected humanitarian 50 often ready and AK
ious 10 become the spoogiat for Indians The
fendish fortunes and disgrsceiul brutalities in.
ficted upon those inofens:ve white women have
no parallel in hislory-or, 81 least, have never
been exceeded. That Indians are often cheated
aud othevWiEe Wronged by bad white men il a
fact no ono disputes, but VII st have ihsy suffer.
ed Of late, or at l1iy time 10 warrant auch re-
taliation Here We have ro-eHactucnt ia e.
more aroc!OIs mani or of scenes witnessed on !hs
continent four hundred years ego, when the no.
msdic red man found he must retire westwhrd
in order TO escape The Industry of civiliZ ,sion
and here it may be observed tbs: 20 thinking
person supposes for a moment Providence in
tended this vast continent, capable of producing
everything for hunting ground for vsgsbond
Indisns; they neglected to utl!z, the land oc-
cupied By them 60 long, and were very justly
compelled to clear the way before those who
would. Think Of il, she gres. tobacco and corn
trades alone Of this hemisphere lying dormant
tor centuries under the eyes OF Incidence, whi!o
the old world was grooming its overcrowd-
Cd countries End fears of famine, and believe if
any one can, tho Anzlo-Ssxon race was wrong
in opening up America, even il hunting grounds
had 10 be cleared for the purpose But, after
all, tho white IN ans title deed wss as valid IS
tAe lndiaD'e-lt belonged 10 neither originally
the first braved the perils CT tho Atlantic in or.
der to roach it, while the latter evidently wan.
dered here from Asis 1t is noticeable fact
that all no account people, who, in their deterio.
ration. refuse TO carry Gu! the purposes of their
creation, almost invariably pick up hunting snd
fishing; and such is stll the state Of the Indian.
Until he shows himself willing 10 become civil.
ized-which he never las 60 fsr-he should be
looked upon as defer Of natures laws by eve
~ industrious son of Adam in the universe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
NEWS OF The DAY.

The wheat hstvess n D-kota III &c $
next Monday. The crop Is tie hest ever
grown, sod all crops ar excellent.
Two cases of geI uio" yellow fever were re-
ported at quarantine, New York, lhur,dey,
| from Cuts sod Mexico.
Miss Luisa Fuers:, living 90 North Dallas
street, Baltimore. has been living op l;qaid
food for four weeks. b,iug 10 an unconse,OuS
state. with her teeth tightly closed Her liz
| oes3 has msly peculiar features.
Guiteau has written letter TO Judge Wylie,
| discussing his case, sod asking 10 be admitted
to bail in the sum of $500. Guitc1u MAIN
tairs .hat his is bai!sble case, AID il tho ctu:.
will tx thst amount, he thinks he can obialult.
Regina l. iuschuetz. self Hcd gill # six.
!, en-, whose father kecos grocery 10 NV
York, haviog been rstuk d by her no her 90
Tuesday eVeDinz for bsiog cross nish Ter
younger sisters, left her home srd drowned
herself.
Comptroller Knox gives notice that icrosi
tors in tho Frceduau's B,ak and Tsus: Com
pspy who have not fled aby claims OF received
| nhy dividends must prove their claim. ;.rd ap-
ply for dividends GU or before tho 2lst Ct Au-
gust. 1881. or tlc5 will he forever deoa,ed
The heaviest thunder storm of years passed
o'Cl SaipouoaiS, L Z, SlS.eiNSy, h1sS. marty
Ven Worst was struck by lightning aad iustaat.
~ killed. her husband beioe koLcksd luss nsib!e
1T her SIDE Al cid mao, pane uukn, W. re-
| ceivcd dangerous injuries Will, e5g,gei il
pickifs wh0rteberriss snlr. diS.saoe from
the Van Vorst rcsdsncs
Randolph Carpenter wss killed on the night
OF the 24.h iostsut. during the COT lsion oi
hIe at Ponoha Springs. Colorado. Tna fatal
shos wss fired b. }. =. True, the owner OF
oa@k. who Supposed the FIRE WAS par. Of plau
70 p.under Carpenter was 10 the army during
the var, aud scted ss war c,rrospor dent of tho
New IUlk uersll with the Ann, of the Pc.
tomeo.
The POSTAL Telegraph Company of The Uoi
ted States" has been o,satzed 10 New York.
with Mr. Jsmes Il. koene, president. IS
aunouuc that neurly ore hat of the twenty
QUO millions of stock TO be issued has been
taken, add that the work of cx ending the lines
to every competing poiat Of tho Western Unioa
would soou begin. 1t is estiustcd lha, to
carry tut Ibis design viii consume fifteen mil
lions OF dollars The uew company c!aius to
have tho exclu i've advantages of some notable
improvements ic telekra2hy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
FinSnc1Rl,

New YORK, July 20 The Posts 6n,uc;sl
article says: Iher, is nothing yet 10 the deca.
ration of Trunk Line Railroad officials to war.
rant the belief that the railroad war is near lis
end. The Ttuok Line stocks have again TODAY
been bought in large blocks withou. much r..
gard 10 prices to fractions. The condition Of
the President may pet serve as prstexs for
speculative operations 10 stocks. u. 8,
bonds ere strong. State bonds srs dull and
steady. Railroad bonds are generally higher.
the rise ranging from 3.l4. the latter, Chesa.
peake and Ohio currency g.. All the Cbess.
pesks aud Ohio shares are notably strong TO-.
day. The money market is very easy at q %
per cent for call loans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

We have Just received the Catalogue of s..
Johns Acaademy for the Forty Second Session,
1889 L. q hsndscms pamphlet of twenty two
pages. from which We learn. with pleasure. that
the cid school which it represents is 10 e ys,y
prosperous condition. aud is gradually restoring
TO Alexandria the students from abroad who
who thropged her streets before the war. OF
eighty ooe Oh the roll. this year, thirty eight,
rsprese nting eleven cities and oouotias of Vir
gtis, f,ur of Maryland. Illinois. and the District
of Columbia. were from abroad and ne learn
that there are prospects of considerable 10.
grease for the coming year. Boarding schools
are of 20 less advantage to o community than
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
LIST OF IETTEkS.

The following is q list of the letters remaining
, IN tho Alexandria, Virgins, pos.otiico July 20.
Persons calling for letters will say they OF i'd
.vertised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty DAYS, thev willhe
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Ambrose, Chez, col Lyles, IdsR
Boyd, Llthe- Lsmpkins James
fSsrley, YIN Msyhugh, Mrs Ann z
Orunp, Mrs Elizabeth Mills, f.
Ctoss, w Moore, Fannie
slliS MISS Emma McClennan. TB
Eoo'ke. Ars 5 a Parker, Mxr!in, col
Groy. Geo Penn. Mrs ann
Goags, MRS msnis Spencer, airs Be!!ia II
Johnson, his Ns!!ey tn, Miss
Lee, Cnas WestWooi Miss Mimic
Lucas, John T
It LEWIS MCKENZIE, p. N.
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The Brkp1s.

BALTlHoaE, July 29-Vrginis IS old -; do
deferred l5;. do consolidated 8lt do q se.
RES 80; past due coupons CT new 10 40s g.; bid
and quiet. Wheai-Sou!hern easier; Western
steady and firm; Southern red l2lsl2i do am
Der l23al26: No. Maryland 1851; MOI West.
srn winter red spot and July l2z3al25; Angus.
l2sl25ti September l27sli7l; October Lola
ll9i. Corn-Southern higher; Western shade
peter snd trm; Southern white 63a53i; do yet-
low SO: Western mixed, spot and july 5e3: An.
gu't tGsa57; September 575 ,58. Oats steady.
Western white 1915; do mixed 4ls42 Rye
ques s2sS5. hay unchanged. Petroleum no..
Ionel. Coffee firm; ko csrgoes ordinary to fair
s3sllic. Sugar dull and easier; A soft II:
Whiskey dullllliAl12i.
NEW YORK. July 30.-Stocks strong. Money!
2ta3. Flour unchanged aud dull. Wnes. 3slc
higher. Corn ,3c higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30
UBLlSHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 80. 1881
A short time eg, two poor women who,

A short time egg tw) poor women who,
owing 10 the surplus Of Isbor 10 SWi,z r.ard 4,
cauid not fed cnpo; N .nt there and wero c9nse
quently almost forced 20 acquire dissoute habits,
were enabled, by means of monty subscribed by
their friends aud toRrspcop|e, 10 come to this
couutEy, where they might fad work. end, by
q change Of association, be sss;sted 10 lhsir ef-
forts at reformation. They had hardly landed,
however, befor, they we're snatchod up as o.
desirable inmigrsots By the Government au
thorlties and sen. back across The ocasn to the
place from which they had come. They had
at times, under the Stimulus Of the psrg Of
hu.g,r com United some petty thtf.s, but they
we're harmless. dangerous only to themselves.
How different it Is 10 other eases. that of Hart.
mann for Instance. He is hale and hearty
map, Tel Jr to his oWo country, end danger
to aIl Others; be attempts 10 blow up whole
railroad Irslrs; he is the leader of band the
members of which are com PEELED to resort to
snlclde 10 order to escape assassination for re
!uslDg to become assassius; day and night be
llots the murd:r, not CT one man or one family
alone, tn! of thousands of Innocent people, and
he schemes Continually for anarchy and ruin
throughout the woEl]; and yet, 1otHilhstand.
ing all this. when be lands 10 New FORK be re-.
csIVes the assurance Of asylum, bccsuse he is 8
-poitic,l refugee. VIVA. q traycsiy upon
modern civil .tior
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Fire in HsOHl Mine.

TAMiQTA, Pa, July 3O.-Thc fire 10 the
No. 9 slope of the Labieh Coal and Navigation
20. s mine. q! Lansford. was caused by one #
the b>:s!s eo.er!ag the slope with naked lamp,
which igoitod the gases. Powell, the boss
Vho carried the lamp, was taken oct of the
mice ccnrly eutfo Gated, and is still unconscious.
Two hundred men and bGys ware in the sl)ps
Eheu the fire broke cut, but they were all tskeu
cut safely. TIE mules were also rescued. The
fire is still raging fercey srd measures are be.
ing taken towards turning in tho wa,ef an
1odiDs the mine.