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GAMBErTA lately delivered speech In
favor OF free education which has made
quite a leusatiOn in Germany. The con-
GLIDING sentences show the leading aTgu'
msnt, which runs, like a red thread,
through the whole OF 1t. NJ. Gambstta
closed his speech with the following some
what sarcastic parallel:
After the year | 600 the people Of France
gradually learned to forget their fear Of q
destruction OF the world, which had caused
them 10 cover French territory sll over
With churches, but since the great na:
tionsl misfortune in 1870 our watChword
hss been "Mors sChOolsW And with
schools we will cover French territory,
North, South, East and West. Let Us
spread enlightenment and science Light,
more light, said Goethe in his dying mo-
ments This is my political creed and faith
in the future OF France, l know OF no
other. What we desire in our national
republic Is the tranquil, undistuIbed de-
yelopment Of law and order while we are
progressing,
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JanausChek's kisses are but rare, and
they are very matronly, They come with
words that are growlsd forth from deep
ly embedded diaphragm and are mere
touches-not like what Soldsne's used 10
be in the days OF old, when she gave her
stage lover the full benefit OF the nam
moth cave that yaWns across her face.
There Is more kiss to the square loot Of
soldenes mouth than that Of any other
woman on the stage. Alice Oates did some
very pretty kissing, especially alter her
ninth marriage, when varied experiences
had made her mistress Of styles, She
could kiss high tragedy or low comedy,
and between the TWO extremes ring In
every known variety from Modieskas
stately iciness to Pauline MatEhams
smack. With her twelfth and present
husband, however, she has to go slow on
the kiss racket, Tor he won't stand It, Not
long ago an actor, feeling full Of inspira'
ton or beer, seized her on the stage, gave
her q hug that must have made her ribH
meet, and bestowed paroxysmal kiss
upon her. Next night Mr.. Alice Oates sp'
peared with q big navy revolver, ready 70
blow the top Of the actors head of should
he try It again. Mr.. Alice says he can
furnish all the paroxysm wanted in that
family himself, and he Is right. He is vel,
come to eat all the face powder and cold
cream within his reach.
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The Outlook for abe New Crop No. I'm
cOuFaEinE.

The Outlook for abe New Crop Hot En-
cOuFaEInE.
N. Y. Bulletin Of Yesterday.
Buyers and sellers continue somewhat
apart in their views, and both are agur.
ing closely for the advantage, On the
offering Of heeces there is an occasional
full rate obtained, which gives an appear
ancs Of tirmness, but there generally Is to
be found some other transaction tending
to neutralizs any such indication, In fact,
II the buyer opens negotiations the tone
tends 10 strengthen, but II, on the con-
trsry, an attempt 10 made to secure Q
customer, the basis must be an easy one
TO insure success. Demand, as for some
time past, appears TO be confined solely to
immediate and well assured wants, but
nolders claim that by making further
very slight concession they could induce
manufacturers TO anticipate their wants
with some freedom. About top rates
mentioned at the moment are 40C Tor y
Ohio, 4ls42c Tor Xxx and above and 44C
for No. l, and some few sales have been
made at lower range, The general claim
Is that only O light accumulation and a.
sortmsnt Of the above woods remain In
hand, but there appears to be enough for
all the calls made,
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1'RUSTEE's SALE,

BY Virtue Of two deeds Of i'm, ,,.,....
ikngl' aHu HHtler, " samuel ln.i, ~ 'ue ahtl,
LAVA Ms vile, aud Louls Wun, M I'm sgnIbIA
Nv Nv Tan bis wife, the apt tS,,5 iia hu
NJ 49, ''So' AUG re MED In TuI,t m W laA
~; Paee 80 u me VtTk's ON II a. S'd hOll
and sAle o. Wet ViniRri t6s ,.,o Wuio slHliI
uuaI dAtsd January a. lHg "a ,.' uuS drtd Il
sAine Shee n Trust De'I BouE No 'I n, 10 tsI
Ise9LlS o. the lb0Te mentioned count, S " q At
sa,,ItI ~ - puO,ir suction, At the irIt dna, wv,
Souny Snut houit, In tue CiIy Of WbSsi,tt " IL
county, West Virginia, on " "u'eHlt, Ola
sATUhDAf TUX ltTH DAY oyA,,N, a..
commencing u 10 O'Clock 4 N ihs ~, W.
!CIlbed properly, that IL 10 say; situate d.
MheeHngI D. Ing the same round and ls"rjye9 d
Wy. HiSu 'ue t'klnai Stah1 hoWe VA, ulp.I,S
9cIibed n me raid dstdS Il tfu,t ~ t,ioS,I O.
iorty lty' htuEo on the NTBtT Of Man INA No,
thAt umo called Mai sou street, nov Ian, ", w
YtTE In the bouthiAu RLHe Of lhoSr hittL
NO one hundT' and twenty ll?Ol. Iibr Il, = heo lsI
gCs! arg 81 he ad Tenth street aud ths ae sCl.A
Main street and 1888 ttet OG the Nil TS ~ ltei "
lOl No, 10 being 81 let IQuaTr a,6 mr., az
Joining lOt No 10, being lot No 10 an " wv ~
" leet On MARKET street, and running bsrt ~ va
also parcel o. the same lot lying img,d,isI, Net
5nu Aa!9ihlhg Tue At nnned lO helm, n ~
Wldth on Market square, Fuhllf hsek -, ~ y
lhels parcels will W sold WpsfsirIy a, " tst
a may b. found moot eouS 4 t6s ~ sa,
on the day Of sale, WV P'VPefII
10 order 70 ave any and all question, a, Ia M,
~ Ihe oonVeyRBeetO DO made 10 tho rurths,o,,
9poIe b,oP,Ityi the SAD suhnuAh itwiI lbs,,u
lOuia WoodmAnIOs End HE vile, Ia EtOn Il VIVA
tits Of ne .4ld property remAiui Iubod 70 ib,,.i
uusl, will join IL ID. ONBETs IN lev " 'N'Aa
TERss OF eALE,- One.thrd IN hand, the ,,m,,.
der "a two equal iuStallmSHtI u Rire aud ,,S,.''
mo- tnI GSuTea oJ bond. lib security, mth lcoTv
day Of sale but the title will bG nSTtd ANIL tli
Paxmta' 70 mSae DANIEL PECH, TIuitss,
''S''.OuVe'' Ipl
The ADORE Sale d Rd!ouEned tn Saturday m, 81.
day Of May, 1881. DAEiL PECT" an
SAY II, 1881. a.,
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TME HUMAN HAIB,
How TO prsserve and BeautIGy IT.

Many persona abuse this delicate and
beautiful ornament by burning 1t with
alcoholic waSIleS and plasterlng 1t with grease,
which has no affinity for the pkin, and is
not absorbed. BuRNErT's COCAINE, a
compound Of CoCoanut oil, etc, Ia unrl'
vailed as dressing for the harris resdl'
" absorbed, and is peculiarly adapted TO
its various conditions, preventing It's fall
log of and promoting It's healthy growth.
Housekeepers should insist upon OBJ.
tanning BURNETT's FLAvoRlNd EXTRACTS,
for they are he best.
For sale by Logan & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. TTht4w
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A SLEEPER is one who sleeps; sleeper
Is also q place where q sleeper can sleep,
aud q sleeper 10, too, Q thing over which
runs the sleeper in which the sleeper
sleeps; 90 that the sleeper in the sleeper
sleeps while the sleeper runs on, as well ae
sometimes leaps off the traCk.-Wh and
IPiHiODf
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WHAT brave man our Senator is! With
reckless courage unparalleled in politics.
he demands to be tried by jury OF his
sisters, his coutinp, and his aunts.-Nt0
York Tribune.
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tons, and has begun to draw its breath
with regularity.
II Lord Roscoe gets good sleep all may
move smoothly again, and the Republic
may yet live.
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rnunsnAY MoRNINa, IN lO.

ScEXg at the White House: Enter Mes
senger-"Conkliug has resigned" Enter
Second Messenger -"PlAtt has resigned"
President q fairfield Well, l am resigned"
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the MIGmTY CONKLING.

What Was. Expected 10 Follow AIS Res
IIIEuaIIOn-Let US Give Thanks That the
Earth did not open 10 swallow Every
body.
Washington Dispatch TO the ciu'lanAt GGItttS.
At the very moment when the blow fell
the Presidents Cabinet were with him In
formally. The talk was Of the unexampled
prosperity OF the country. There was q
promise OF many years oil good times. The
credit OF the country was unlimited, and
it's loans could be placed at rates never at.
tanned before by any land. Money was
abundant for all enterprises. Industry
was active, The Western mountain
ranges were pouring out unprecedented
stores OF wealth. An energetic industrial
population was crowding In upon US from
every quarter. There wss market
abroad Tor all we could produce. Ltnesot
added communication were giving new
outlets TO new markets, We were at
peace with the world. Our surplus Ieye'
nues were daily Increasing. The burden
Of our debt was inappreCtable.
There was universal health and opportu.
mites for labor, and prosperity In
all forms was filling the National cup 70
oveItiOwing. Just then, when 1t would
have been natural for these Republican
leaders to exClaim: "This Is the great
BABYLON that we have built" there came
out on the wall Of the Cabinet room,
"Your kingdom has passed from you and
gone 10 CSnkling," At this moment In
rushed messenger with the news that
Oonkling had resigned, and out rushed
the Cabinet into the park to save them.
selves from the earthquake. Everybody
seemed insLlnCtivUly 10 know that there
would be nothing less than an earthquake.
The President only stopped 10 gather his
family and little bedding and cold meat,
and having secured them, he drove hRsti.
ly TO his private residence, and Camped
10 the yard, as before.
The late Government has taken the
following steps,, feeling authorized 10 do
whatever tends TO amellorate the National
sullerings which must follow In the train
OF tho great disaster which has overtaken
the Nation:
A PROCLAMATION by TIE PRESIDENT.
WHERE'S, In time Of great and general pub.
lilo prosperity never before exceeded In the
history Of the Republic, Roscoe COnkling, a
powerful clllzsn Of tue sovereign State Of New
York, has let 20 his hold upon the, wheel
which was steering the ship OF State through
these pleasant seas, aud declares that he Will
lot her drive 70 destruction.
Therefore, It IL meet that all good citizens,
abandoning their usual pleasures and lAboFSr
should assemble without delay In the camps
and ull other public places where tEey have
taken refuge from the Impending catastrophe
Of nature and supplicate this mighty UOnk'
ling that he will allAy BIS anger and spare hii
ChlIuEeh, anu allow the lana W resume III
"iHts liz thn p.o,,jorl LvA a,vvv,n
il q HtAtNv Secrotary nj slate.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE,

lsy y Viz is' 81 S Ct d;;a Ct thus, mai.
LisaIsy Ss i' Sa.SsndL Ia I, 4, Va "a s
eatSd The 9Th day d ApIiI we aItrnsrsi ',, .S
ShIn 10 The Gluk, 0ase 81 "a !t'E sis tSi
No Is s0S SatS y, Ee' Yga il R II. s'SSe c0Si,
hon! daof Z "a a. tS s,if tpaSs s % as
TUESDAY, TIE Am Di St ~ v'aid Otioe sas,, ss
SeSianlng a 10 o'eloCI m H.. W MAY, iS "a
pssny that Is to NY he Nv sSu lI5,'oNHI aas
BAKER and cs ,Sa y ,gpae Toas SI I'd AZ 4 &
With The Improvements ISS .,SS TO the city d %s,
PF0!sIty L0tSa a. tSs 'ld a5II!p sst y
r,, IHtAos o. sALG-OnS.hGli' or 10y
n am IlS dH Ky tho rar,A,,tr NAV T'1 II,
iSS, Win iS,s 'Ts II1HSs u one year o Y
me Day v lAle, the Burrh,.sI IN ih,AllHtht H.
approved security, ler ,ad dei Fnd w. aaIst It
W, Il. H,uv, JAMS p hOGERs Icy,
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A BVIGNEES' SALE OF VALUABLE

A ssIGNEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY.
The undersigned htreby give notice that BY IirtH,
Of the authority vested In them BY dNd Of wIiEA.
m0It made by Robert CoWAn aud WlletO then, ibd
dated the S0ih day Of March, 1881, and nov Of lsVt
county, Wtt yITinia, in deed Foot No II, Il
pageu d 3, and 9, and lmOng the public lard re-
ords Of Marshall county, West Virginia, 10 netd Fol-
No r. at pages $40, 81, 672 67I and o. theJ VIll
offer for iale At public auction al the font dor q
the Court House Of SAld Ohio county, 10 The dId
whaling, W, Va ,nn
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Indispensable 10 the Library, Clergyman. lawyer
Physician, kdtor, TeaOber, student, and oil o. any
calling 10 lie who desire knowledge"
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EAAuhbAi hFhll4 ~, 1851,
commencing Al 10 O'Clock 4. IN the following Al.
SCTlbGd property tbat Ia TO say; The north tTcJsj,
Of the south half Of lot nun feTCl hetn, 10 WiiIH
W. BhTiVSr'a addition 10 EaN Whe,lInl, va M
b. ing situated on the bOuthWeit corner y Wo'i,
formerly teyenih street, STREET. and fifteenth loF,
eTly Centre street, street, In the city Of Ms,
log, West Virginia, II being the same pCbtrty IN,
yeyed 10 SAid Indians DtllETs BY WilIIm r. Hut
bard and wife, by decd dated the 81 day Il Ipns Ind
and Of record 10 the once Of The Clui Of The Co9ptT
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In died boSt
No, 81, page lg2
T'ERMs OIL ALE -Ohs-thi dot the purchase uOu.y
and % much more - the purchaser NAV tltri d AZ
In calh the residue In two equal lns slluCht Al N
and twelve months, with interest from dlJ Ii IA
purchaser giving notes, secured by dad Of ult M
ipproWd 20 icieS Of insurance, for deferred pIJE,f
Ihs title 70 the bAid property IL belisVtdiON nj
feet, but selling % trustee shall convey Vhly M
title % 10 vested In the by aid deed Of Of trust
WILLIAM 7, HUBBARD,
W. H. HALLRR, Tultta
AuCtlOnOaf, mkA
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u ATTORNEY Ar LAW, .., g,,,s
No. t207 Chtpline Street, opposite 'hs '''' ~
wheeling W va,
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The above sale 10 postponed until Saturday, IN
Is, 1881, a. 10 O'Clock 4. m, al the front door 81 III
Court House. ", 7, HUBBARD,
mnl6 TftIH
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Tbs above IA'e Is poSppntd until SATURDAY,
MAY II, 1881, al 10 oclSCk A. N At the front dVOi
the Court House, W, +, HUBBARD,
MAJ TIuTN
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
II ATTOREEY At LAW. Ni
Once, Custom Houfe, Whcolit;! WI 49,
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ATTORNEYS.

M !. v. OOWDES,
w, ATTORHEY At Law g,
once, No. INA thapllne g., Whe,.ill, "t,'uI
Rnnin nj Albanian W an hLIIrn-,
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". VANDERVORT, .,vu
u ATTORNEY AT LAW, Clmub0I,", ssl,t,d
Coiltoll0ni promptly made nd n'aJ VI
SIIh6ui dhIaV
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N n. COwDEN,
u. ATTORNEY 1t lAF,. 2. sh
No, i227 Chaplne Street Whcollhg ~ -
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DIED.

DIED.
HTGGINS-0n Wednesday, May 10, 1881, al 1915
o'clock A. m BEHNARD H.a6iNs, hgtd n Year,.
Funeral noti:e Tomorrow
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LTTORFEY AT LAW, Vsa.
No 1915 AbTist STREET, tower 'i'J p''''
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BtaIgets on to its overthrow. The Ptesi.
dent and his Cabinet are performing their
last official sets. The Judiciary has left
lts seats, the Senate lie chamber, and The
whols Official and private Tile Of the
American Capital Is looking It's last on the
earth and sky, and tremblingly awaiting
the tdmbling oi the engulHng earthquake
and the roar Of the destroying tornado.
LArER,-Ths gracious and mighty Mr..
Conkling, monarch Of oil he surveys, etc.,
etc, has sent his buglsr, Plat, around 10
say that he has concluded not 10 have an
earthquake, OF tidal wave, or tornado;
that he won't destroy the general prosper.
ily Of the nation, as he thought Of doing,
nor close The departments, nor shut up
the courts, nor dissolve the Senate. And
40 people are beginning TO move into
theft houses again, and the Government
iS recalling 10 orders and lie proClatna'
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NEW AnYERTIaEMEnIa.

WANTED-A YOUNG NAN TO PIRE
w RHtslm bGilsE. must b sober and STEADY.
Apply At Oleo Of New MeLurO Aoula mail
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TltR rEcRETARY UPSTATE
huu selpgraphed to all Ministers Of the late
Government as follows:

You will at once inform the nations 10
which YOU are accredited that Roscoe Conk.
ling. OF New York. has bloted out the Amer.
can republic, and that he will 10 due time an.
nounCs the kind Of mOnaichlcal government
which II may suit his LOrdShip 10 establish
TO you, privately, may say with due shame.
iaCadness, that the turkey gObbler strut has
won; that mud has become diamond, line
satyr Is now Hyperion; the New York slpEed
Cnt Is royal Bengal tiger.
Yours respectfully, JAS q. BLAINE,
Late Secretary Of Strte Of the late American
republic, out OF Job.
rnK SECRETARY OF TitR NAVY
SAINT cable messages 10 all the countries he
o,uld reach, az follows:
Please have the American shipping In your
ports warned that an earthquake, with ire.
tluent tidal waves Is expected on this side Of
the ocean sufficient to move the waters OF all
the seas TO an unparalleled CominOtion. Kos.
cos COnklins, the mighty monarch Of New
York, and the assistant dlfrcter Of the uni.
verse has cast the Nation adritt, and says he
will shake II with earthquakes and wash II
over with oceans, and possibly quit turning
the crank which runs the world ITSELF. 30,
lash ali things fast alOit and below, put down
NIL anchors, and pipe all hands 10 continue
watch.
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1NRUsTEE's SALE,

BY yirtueOi three sevsn dstd, Of tru,, ur,n
me, the UNDERMINED trustee, by Iudlapa 6sI,.,..
wife Of Charlts H. Dtiterp, with CHARLIE, Dsi,.,hh
her huGhNad, dated and recorded respective IN n,
once o. tho TletE o. The County count, d ON
day Of June, 1874 and recorded In eli Of i,, M
No, I, pages l02 and l0S; one dated thp lII6 Az
September 1874, AID recorded Ia De,d Of linn R.I
No. !, plgSS SS6'1, and one dated The !jt6 d,VS
May, 1875 and recorded In Die u Trust Boot NJ
page bl9, ! shall sell, at public AuCVn, It lLCI,1
door Of the Court House In the city Of MAN.
Ohio county, West Virginia, on '"+
, 1881-12-28
COnHrckhsflMtt IfAr%Vely.

a reporter called on Congressman Farwcll
yesterday forenoon. II was HOT 1,uccssury to
call Ills Attoiitton to the scnntor Logan inter.
vlew. FL had seem 1t. and 1T ono tinu bp WIS
iaughtng to think how bnt1ly scnator Loguu must
hnvc considered hineoif stopped on fl ltreak ollt
IN such Il tirldc. md at Hnother, Indignant at
tho insnnnts0ns 1nado by tho Senator III refer
cnce to his influencing tho Collector Ut tho Cas-
toms: Ih9 1mruEraph especially referring to
hlr. FnrWGll ran III fulenWs;
"Hennt0r I.ogn,s-There nre many thIngs that
s"ald w IN cunneetion with tic grcat desire
" Mr. Nixon 70 ohtaln this ol1ce ttlnt tln nos
Thug, however, that viii say@and tlns IL. th"t @
q Chicago far one Of tie largest importers In
the clty to nlwAys have cuntrUi ur Tho Eistuln-
lln,lsc sn all tts details / huvc had very ulnpy
conpl"lnts atout thu thns will nut sp.ak of fur
str. FnrwelI sull, In reply to this charge: .Gcn,
l.osin hns never reoolv'lI nuy Hnc! eonp!aints.
nnu I'1 !ic knew hu a'i never nt tho t1a,e hi lno
a,, "W.s Ns1on your clucc ior the Collector.
'E "1'no present Incumbent, ,fr, wt.ttam r1cnry
Smith, WIS nv trst cholca. aud .lisi rot c"v;,
81 Sasp sa% sss fssse9 o e: ns ssa 6
gaIn by holding o,,s for nur fay0rlt, supported
Nixon Ms for harinonys sakc, knnwlng, oi course,
slr. Farwoll had not mucl. tn sny nbout tho
rest Of tho !nterviGw. lie pointctt ul,t somo
cnntraaictions. su',ator r.ox,.,, wsahsl to CON con.
in uniting upon Nixon, wcro coilsplFpE aE,lit1st
thss ths rfsssms I,tsrfInx hnscli yot II oae psrt nt
II hsd no other '''' coursu ,'' to "Jlue. bur.
s,,o ttan 70 try 70 haye 9ooil business. man sr-
tho start, but Ind mt then deanttly t.xo.l on
Mr. sna!d,ng,% showing plainly enough thas
rhfs, Mr. Fnrwc|I Thought. was vury Kou.l prnif
Gt Mr. Nixone chnrxe that the Bst'at1r wished to
, 1881-12-28
OBITUARY.,
william =. George. nt LnnAIng. N7icfi.s
MI Old journalist.

william =. George, nj LnnaInG& n7ich.s
MI Old Journalist.
Sptttat Ditpatth to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
LANSING. M1ch., Dec. .7.-WllllNm =. George,
for tlany years chief editor and Aenar prOprlu-
tor Of tho lansing Republican, died thla tnuru-
ing, uRot 90 years. 1io wna burn nt Derby, VT
Atm carly nRe he learned Tho printors tr7lio III
tho Thite lfo,ntttn lttHt4 NJ LANCASTER, N. II.
In 1914 ho Gditod tho political columns at u WhIx
nowspnt'nr callotl tho Vermont pIBtltr. Mt Drnt-
tieboro. Vt..was Jout'loymau printer or pronr-
reader for SIX vqnrs I'll Tho city of Duslun until
1851, ind ,nnny Ut tho incAvo and ringing
antl-atnvcry articles ut tint day were
tho production Of Ills pen. In 1871 ht becamo
assistant editor Of tho Now l1ctlford S.a,uintrl,
published by Edmund Anthony. lie then pur-
chasrd tho North Adams Transcript, which no
edited uatii 1850, when t1o sold out attd tocamu
assl1tant Of tho Springfield Republican unt,or
5uhiiGi llnwics. Two years later. un tho cpn-
eodatton Of tho Dotroit htiperttstr and Tribune,
Mr' Gppr0G btca,Ho assistant ct!|tar or that
a a IL n'st 70 oeeoJes @ e. e. ex eois II tas
control Of tho business md mechanical slei,,rt-
f,et'ts r. r.. ,,i,a, r. . is7 10 sSld AZ s!uek
1sm. he ASSUMED cnutrni. OF the Suite i'rtuting
toriat char9a ot tho Lansing HcpH5iicast..> 'Tso-
Sides hls nrtlunns duties as 1ot,rnniat no nlio,l
any 1tasr ,s9ns H. was t.r
Gontrat Committee anl Chairman ut tho County
Gommtsso ,ha ,n.,nn,i II !s59 te wa, t,eIeKato T.
PRESIDENT of me centraI sltvinss ilank: As !.
c!tiZst ho shossGd aroat public snIrtt nnd ontor-
isp%f;s III, ~, y 81 sss;s # Il &; 5 5ss,'$ $
Ilo wns iasof, with ahiit i,st i,iaht, aud ,IIs.i
thls n'ornny, after MI Illness OF only fuw
, 1881-12-28
4 CURIOUS CASE,


6pEeLas DtpdEth to 1F1s Ch1eaoo 1Rbpnk
BATTLE CHEEk, Mich, Dcc. fla most curious
cAse haa Just boon dccIticti IN tho Circuit Court
fhr thls sCnllnunl COUNTY. A woman, Mrs.
I.ouEsa Smith. OF Eckforu. purchased purccl of
llud. after obtaining M abstract from the Coun-
" lscglstor'a otuo which certified that the tito
was ierfectly ulcar Subsequently 1t arpeareu
TINT there was' u mortgage registered On tho
records uxa!nat tho farm. and which tho woman
WIZ cattipct!G!t 81 pay. thp therefore brought
entt ngmInst c. y. llDlsnes, who wns lsegister Of
ncods VI that tltae, ~ ruct'yor the u1luunt Vt
l0ss she ha1 statNihc'l by FuasuH Ut bis oarues-
ness ~ !M!lloK 70 glv1 u N1rrept copy uf tho
record. Tho court awarded her tho utnuunt Of
tho mortgage. ~ aud tho costs 0f the Caso.
p.V.as CVnrt. jt!a % saso sayoiyias 1 % pryuo Iv M
whiuh WILL establish II precedent, ind. being Il
HDvel and Important oile, the loyal fraternity
Promo Court.
, 1881-12-28

Vrnnk Gilbert.
Ercrv nttentlvo rnot1cr IT fho ,nterv,ow with
senator fngan r,,,.t soro " tao,, .,r,,r,r ,,,,,,
se,mn.,,.. s'm."s a"" ., mus. a"so oec' s.r"sk "nn
TREASURER Frank Gilbert, who was thcrrtn rep.
Ms,niwn,t" ont n,+,.. ., .i,,n. :. .,,..,.,,, -"
,,.nHt. Muu hh.' o'alMnrt u"ths IN. smo
ornne IRht. ana aa H1all attempting tho tlill'
cult feat Of casrylnr water on both shoulders
IN short. ms m,nicr,, r,nttrrn nf Mr. Estct,t.
"uov. f3eyerS,tuc," sahl tho Senator.
nlluI]luE 10 tila Hul,-tityas,,rcrshr "wus
npl,ofnfcd IN nv rccpnn,un,Inun, aims.
nskcli his npDUintn1cut hrritilso i ttnirht
ho deserved II. md hmyt, III, MpnltWios Il,
mike to str. Nixon. Thero was IL i yac,tics. Mr.
tiibcrt term hid cxpir,y mid t WnH pl;Iy nut
ting n,ic 'EtntwHrt III nl"cn III nnutirr-us
presume t,iiert was h :stnIwnrt,' iias,,ch ms
hu frequently to mo Ut Ills t}rt;.t articles bo
wrote fnr the iutsr.ij:tt,, t,rr to ths Nntln,inl
Convention. il he eyrr wroto mr. tor tho ,jo,,y-
nal u,i tho othor si1r. In did nf1t till tnn nl,t
IT," 0'~'
That 1Ittto ,ynrsl Ilkn tho tni, nf ben n,,d
yf1fto nrnrcs.n, fr,,i,t viii, - r"n"rtS,r
suuuht IL cjeur IN iv t.miiirr M Mr t;I"rt H,,i
asking hIln whether ho haI ever hnclt uctl,aity