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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-08
I'm peu d'Histoire.

je veux, c'est qu'un certain suffi.
SAINT, m'explique pourquoi il ma
repondu rautre jour, allez done,
avec votre Francais! Je sais
d'avance quill ne le fera pas, car
a peine parle-t-il le barargouin des
peuples germaniques Qui envahi.
rent au Vine steele une partie de
Ia Grande- -Bretagne.
Examinous maiutenant la qucs.
ton de savoir ponrqnoi le peuple
American a adopte lie jargon sax.
on plutot que la laague pure des
freres des Etats-Unis d'Amerique. d
L'Angleterre, cette soi-disant
maitresse des mers, await conquis,
par les rapines ct les brigandages
deses sujets, une certaine 6tendue
de territoire, en- Amerique. Les
Americans, v6ritables posseseurs
du sol, s'etant rebiffes, parce que
les Anglais voulaient tout englou-
tir. CONNIE lis le font encore au-
jourd'hui partout OH lis ont des
possessions, en- tenant les humans
en- esclavage, une guerre sen suit
entire la Grande-Bretagne ct les
Etats- Unis. Voici pourquoi': En-
1865, le parlcment britannique fit
passey une loi, connue sous lie nom
de Stamp .fct. D'apres cette loi,
aucun contrat colonial n'avait de
valeur qu'autant quill etait ecrit
sur papier timbre, lequel payait un
droit a ia conronne d'Angleterre.
Get acte diabolique fut vivement
repousse par les co|ons americains.
L'Etat de Massachusetts consellla
une assemble generate des colo
MES ct les provinces de New Y ork,
Rhode Island, Connecticut. New
Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland ct Caroline du Sud en-
voyerent des delegu6s a New
York, qui protesterent energique-
ment contre Get acte Unique. Tel
fut lie commencement de Ia haine
des Americans contre leurs op-
presseurs, les Anglais.
Lei je saute ct j'arrive tout de
suite a la guerre dams lie Connect
cut. Au printemps de 1919, des
detachements anglais furent en-
voy6s pour ravager les cotes de
Ia Virginie. lis detruisirent une
foule de villes florissantes. Les
vaisseaux don't ils pouyaient SEM
parer dams les ports GU sur les
cotes, etaient coules bas. lis Sc
rendirent egalement maitres dune
grande quantite de tabac. Les
habitants inoffensifs ayant deman-
de quelle espece de guerre on leur
faisait, le general apglais leur re-
pondlt que tous les rebelles de.
vraient etre traites ainsi.
lie but principal des Anglais
(peuple hypocrite ct sans entrail-
les) cette aimee Ia, etait de reduire
ct d'appauvrir les Americans lie
plus possible, ain CONNIE lis le di-
salient eux-memes, de rendre les CO.
lonies dams l'imposibilite absolue
de s'entr'aider. lis pillerent, bru-
lerent ct detruisirent tout ce qu'ils
purent dams le nora ct dams le
sud. Et VOLTA pourquoi, par re,
connoassaace, les Americans ne
parlent officiellemet que la langue
anglaise.
Tn on deux mois apres que les
detachements envoyes pour raya-
ger la Virginie current accompli
leur mission, lie general ,Tryon par
tit pour lie Connecticut, afin d'y|
exercer les memes brigandages.-I
La milice de Fairfield prit les ar
mes pour Sc defendre. Tryon la
somma de Sc rendre, ct lui donna
me heure pour acceder a son in
Ionction; pendant ce temps Ia, III
faisait br1ler une partie de laI
vile. Et VOLTA pourquoi, en- signe!
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-08

mil dernler les maisons dc
| snsrce de NM. Solomon Wise
,hsb Isaac ct Gus Godchaux
ajsnt fermees, a cause dune des
|iee lsraelites. NJ. Isaac Wise
y parti samedi dernier pour la
kmvelIe Orleans, atm d'assister
h ceremonies de cette fete reli'
dsuse en- cette vile.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-08
de soumissson, les Americans par.

lent anglais!
New Haven cut a supporter des
pertes copsiderables. lie port
6tait convert de debris des meu-
bles de toute espece qui avaient
etc brises par les soldats anglais ;
on enlevait meme aux temmes leurs
boucles d'oreilles, leurs bagues,
leurs coifures ct leurs vetements.
East Haven ct Norwalk furent
eDsuite ]ivres aux hammes. Et
VOLTA pourauoi, par humlhts on ne
par]e qu'anglais!
Passions ct poursnivons ra-
pidement. lei Won't Sc deronIer
les grands evenements qui ont fait
des Etats- -Unis. un peuple libre,
grace a la France. Et VOLTA pour.
quoi les gems bien eleyes seuls ap-
prennent a parler le Frangais pur.
Quelques temps apres la bataille
de Guilford, CORVALLIS, lord, mi
lord, amiral, &C., de Ia marine an
glaise, abandonna lie commando
ment des troupes de la Caroline
'du Sud a un autre lord Gil ny a
que ca en- Angleterre. -. ct Ia
vile multitude), ct pen6tra dams
la Virginie. C'6tait au moment
on la fotte francaise, avec 5000
hommes de troupes de debaraue-
ment, commandes par Lafayette ct
envoyes a la poursuite d'Arnold.
vcnaient dc reyenir dams le nord.
Get Arnold, pour avoir trahi son
pays, await recu cent cinqnante
mile francs ct une commission de
general dams l'arm6e anglaise, A
Elkton, (Maryland), Lafayette ap-
prit Iarriyee dc lord Corn wallis a
Petersburg, ct Sc hata de marcher
a sa rencontre. En- approchant
de Petersburg, CORVALLIS vint Of
trir la bataiVe a son adversaire !;
mais lie general francais, trouvant
ses troupes trop inferieurs en- nom
bre, prefera attendre du renfort.
Pendant ce temps Ia, Washington
faisait de graQds pr6paratifs pour
attaquer New-York a Get efet,
les forces ame$lcaines ct fran
caises etaient deja reunie a Kings
bridge. CORVALLIS, ayant recu
un renfort considerable, marcha
sur Yorktown, vile situe a la
pointe de la penisule formee par
les riviares de York ct De James :;
il s'app!iqua inmediatement a con-
struire des ouyrages tres.etendus
ct a Sc pr6parer a soutenir le siege
quill prevoyait. Get ammortel ge-
neral Sc trouvait alors a la tete de
1000 soldats d'elite des armees
anglaises.
LIE 80 septembre, les armees
combines du Nord ct du Midi
montant a une douzaine de mile
hommes, vinrent asseoir leur camp
pres dc Yorktown ct de Glouces-
ter, tandis que la flotte irancaise,
sous les ordres du Comte de
Grasse, occupait la baie ct coupait
aux anglais toute communication
par eau, ct les empechait ainsi de
receyoir des secours de New. York
ou d'op6rer leur retraite.
Washington arriva en- pcrsonne
le 6 octobre le siege fut alors
pousse avec vigueur. LIE 19 du
meme mois, en- 1881, CORVALLIS
fut force de Sc rendre aux Ameri-
Gains ct aux Franeais> Cornwall
lis ne put meme obtenir les hon
neurs militaires ; son corps d'ar-
NEE deposa les armes, il cnvoya
son epee par le general O'Hara.
Et VOLTA comment, en- treize
jours, les Francais ont conquis, de
concert avec les Americans, lin
dependence des Etats- Unis.
Apres Get expose 81 simple ct 81
vrai, personne ne contestera lie
droit de demander au peuple anne.
rioain pourquoi il prefere adop-
fer IL lanrace inenh6rent conc III
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-08

IN, est d1 a Ia femme, toutes
,sppnsurs, les delices du menage
eas fait jamais de NAL que
a1d lui permet.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-08

,,,ps rous entendu mon der
Il. 1iscour" Z dit un politicien a
!, Nj esprit. "Je l'espare."
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Allegheny Valley Railroad.

ON and after Monday, Nov 18th, 1880,
" the Pssssngertrans viii run daily (exeep
Sunday between Red Bank and Driftwood a,
follows -
EAsTWARD.--DayM Mail leaves Pittsburu
si55 a. m; Red Bank | li35 Sligo Junction ll,6l
New Bethlehem 1885 p. nj Msysyille lilo
Troy l;35 Brookvils 1855 Rullsr's 2:2o Roy.
noldsvile 2:3s; Dubois 3;06 Summit Tunne
SCI; Penield Sa2 Tyler's 1885, Benesstte 4;Sl
arrives at Driftwood at $40.
wEsTWARD.--Day Maillssyss Driflwood
1920 p. m, BeneIetto leo Tylor's las
Psp6old 1889 Summit Tunnel 200 Dubois 2.l5i
Reypoldsvillo ass; Rullors 25l; Brookville 3.I5
Troy $780, Maysville S;55; New Bethlehem 4Oe
Sligo Junction lii7; Red Bank 5;O3 arrives at
Phtsburg at 7iIO p. IN.
cs- Tho Reynoldsville Accommodation leaves
Reynoldsville daily at 1855 a. u; and arrives at
Red Bank at 1890 a. M, Pittsburgh at lac p. N.
Leaves Pittsburgh at ais p. IN Red Bank at
bb5p. nj arriving at ReynoldSyills at s;O6 p. IN.
Close connections made with trains on P. &E
Railroad at Drif,Wood, and With trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID MoCARG0, Gen'l Supt.
A. A. JACKSON, Sup't L, @, Div.
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CENTRAL
State Normal School.
(Hghth Normal School Distriet)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
A. N. RA UB, A. A., Ph. d., Principal

This School ~ a, present constituted, offers IN,
vory best facilities for Professional snd Classical
learning.
Buildings spacious, inviting and commodious
completely heated BY steam, well ventilated. and
farni'hed with bouotiiul supply Of pure, soft
tprirg water.
Location beahhful and easy Of access.
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Isashers experienced, efficient, and alive to
their worn.
Discipline, srn bu,hlud, uniform ,nd tAOrOusb.
Expenses moderate.
Fhy cents week deduolIon to thone preparing z
70 teach.
Students admitted a, any time.
Ooprse Of study prescribed BY the State; I.
Model School. ". Preparatory. III. Blemen-
tary. ~. Scientific
AnJUScr couRnsi
!. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Music.
". Art.
The Elementary and Scientific oourses are Pro.
iessiona, and student, graduating therein receive
state Diplomas, confcrring the following CORES.
Pondins degrees Master Of the Elements and
Master OF the soisnces. Graduates In the 9th er
courses receive Normal Csrti6eAtss Of their at.
tainments, signed BY the Faculty.
The Proieasiual courses are liberal. and ara
10 thoroughneis net Inferior TO those Of our best
colleges.
The State requires q higher order Of ei,i,sn-
ship. The times demand Il. II 10 one of the
prime objects Of this school to help to secure IL by
furnishing Intelligent and efficient teachers for
her schools. To this end Il soliciu young per
sons Of good abilities and good purposes-lhose
Who desire to improve their time and their tai
snu, as students. To all such Il promites aid in
deyeloping their powers and abundant opportu.
mites for we'll paid labor alter leaving school
For catalogue and terms address the Principal,
or the Seoretary Of the Board.
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Sherinrs Sale.

DY virtue II wriis Of TeHahioai Erplnas
ID issued out Of The Court Of Common Pleas Of
Cetrieli oluntg, and 10 me directed. viii ex
pose 10 public sale. 4 the Court House Ia the
borough Of Cear6rll. on
Saturday. February 5th. 1851.
A o'clock, ? NJ, al tho following nossa,ees,
ten"meuts md tracts of ianl., bounded ani De.
scribed as follows, yis.-
An tho dsiosiant's interest 10 Aal to a certain
tract tf land situate in Morris twp. Clearheld Co =,
Pa, bounded aud described az inliawsi Begin
ning st a post; thence north sql degrees east l77
perchos tOa post theucs by residue uf tract south
"a degrees west l07 10 porchea to a post:
thence by the sane south 2 degcsos wet 6j por-
chss 10 post thense BY the samo s,uth l3 dc.
gfees east 5 10 perchcs 10 ,st thsncs by the
same aud ditch north M degrees west i6O
perohes To corner thence by the siii dit b
north b degrees east " 10 per hesi thenoa
north degrees east IS perches thence north q
degrees ueit 81 perchos thence north u degrees
wet 50 pero1es u post on run; thence by the
same north ajl degrees west 30 rcrches 10 a po.t
hence along run north q degrees east 10 $40
letchcF tn a pct VI the pltco OF beginning con.
iaining 28l ncres and ts pstches about 800 acres
cleared and having thereon erected large frame
house large frame bank barn, blacksmith shop,
carpenter shop, and other oatbiiliines
ALSO,
One Other frame house In norta end Of firm.
aud an nppe orchard, saving, tesefrine aad ox.
eeptng oil the timber. GOAL yoins. Gre clay and
other minerals In aud underlying the said above
IN ntonod tfast Of land torethsr with The ri,hi
II ingrefs eEtess aud resr,s' for ihs pure aa Of
iriftiug or shating and raising coal anl other
minerals and carrying away the same also re
,errins the tram riais as per agreement Sith
John Ardell, Jr, together with the mill house an
stable az the mil, and tho right 10 occupy the
same until the timber Is manufactured and die
posed n the same a. they sec Gt when they are
done operating.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold a. the
property VI Joseph'Rothrock.
ALSO,
An Of defendants Interest IL aud to a certain
rae, of land situate In Gfsham township. Clear.
field county, Pa, bounded and described as fol
lows On the east by land Of Henry Drinker
'nrvey. on The west BY land Of Henry Drinher
and J X. Rockrook, On the north By land Of
George Hoover. aud on the soulh BY lands Of
Thomas andWiil'am shimel, oontA,niug 100 acres
more or les, having about 6l acres cleared and
nnder good cultivation, and having thereon
erected large new frame house, log house.
irame barn and other outhulldings, also a young
apple and peach orchard growing thereon.
eoited, taken w execution aud 70 be sold as
the property Of lsanc n. Rothrock
ALSO,
All deienianta interest 10 aud 10 al that
certain piece n land 10 Morris toWnship, Clear.
teld county, Pa bounded on a. north by ID.
Gray, on the east by T. d. MeEBally, on the
south BY Hale Co, and on the west by Blake
land.
ALSO,
lafarNarIfa s.t.-.at L.. IL A.. .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-02
FARE FROM OLEARFIELD. To
MisfellantOus.
Farm for Sale!

VNHE sui soribor row oTsrs biz farm for sale
4 The property Is located one mile and hall
north Of clesrheld, eontaining EIGHTY ACRES.
most Of which is cleared and under good cultiya
ton, good two story L house, large frame barn,
Asd other necessary outbuileings, together With
an orchard Of all kinds Of fruit. The whole is
UNDbRLAID WITH GOOD COAL. This prop
sriy will be exchanged for smaller property.
For further particulars call on the premises, or
address letter TO JOHN c. REID,
Dec, Is, lSso-4tl Cleardeld, Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-02
Eigst Farms tsrSaI9 Rent!

The subscriber proposes to sell or rent mum.
Dor Of farms located as follows The first situate
in Burnside township, Centre county, containing
l50 acres, having thereon erected a frame dwell.
ing, frame barn. adjacent 10 a church. and know n
as the James Mulholland fafm
ALSO, another farm situate In Graham town.
ship, Clarified county, containing u acres with
the necessary improvements This farm Is undof
laid vita o GOOD VEIN OF COAL.
ALSO, six other farms 10 the vicinity Of French
Vile, containing respectfully ll2 l00, g5 60. 80
and 20 acres. These farms all have houses .nd
barns thereon, good water, bearing orcaards on
same s well a. some good wood land For
further particulars call 10 person. or address the
uudersigned by letter. l.. ~. C0UDRTEr.
jar. 18th. lssl-m Frouchrine, Pa
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BALD EAGLE Valley BRANCH.


stage leaves Curwenvills daily for Reynolds.
vile, at o'clock, p. M, arriving Of Reynodsyils
at o'clock, p. m. Returning leaves Reynolds.
vile daily, at O'Clock, a. m, arriving at Cur.
wensyille at y o'clock, On. Fare, each way, &c.
A stage leaves Curwensylllo daily. at O'Clock.
p. m., for Dubois City, arriving at DuBois City
at o'clock, p. m. Returning leaves Dubois at
o'clock, n. M daily, arrivingat Cutwensyile At
" o'clock, m. Fare, each way, SlbO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-02
Saturday, February 5, 1881,
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. "

The following described property, to wit, An
that oerRn tract ur piece Of land situate 10 Bee
osra township. clearfeld county. Pa bounded
and described as follows; Beginning at stone
corner on line Of kphraim Blain survey theneo
north twenty three degrees cRst forty four perch
es to a post thence north fny.tighi degrees East
twonty pcrches 20 post; thence North eighty-two
degrees east TO rcd OAK, f.rty ptroh,s thence
north eighty nine degrees east eighteen and enc
half pefches to corner uf tamus SpanRe's farm.
and nlso eviner of Jacob Myers fAtmi thence
south one aud one half degrees wost sixty seyon
and one halt perchts TO hickory corner thence
north eigby-l,ur degrees west ninety pefolc. to
place Of beginning, containing thirty acres aud
one tuhdrsd and twenty per,hes, beiag part OF
the larger survey sud warrant Ia the name oil
james Blain, dated July lt,, 1874. aud having
thereon erected a two siory plank dwelling hsu,e
22tj2 feet also a one and one haEstiry plank
dwelling house. l2x2O ieei, log barn and nyces-
sary outbuildings, new orchard and about Twelve
acres OF the lard cleared aad lehcei.
Seized, tahen 10 execution aud to be told a. the
property Of jacob d. spange.
JAMES MAilAFFEY,
sHEREP's OrFioE, sheriff.
Clesrdeld, Pa, Jan. ", 1851
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-02
Re-Union of Trade.

YllE uudorsignsd wishing TO inform the public
4 that be opened
COMMISSION STORE
Al the old stand In Troutyillc. Cloarlcd county,
Pa, on tbe lslh inst With lull stock Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIEs. MOTIONS,
Boots, shoes Etc,
In fact everything 10 be found 10 Grst.cass store,
no Of which L sm determined 10 sell at the lowest
cash prices
FARMERS AND LUMBERMEN
WlIl Cad it to their Advantage to DO their dealing
With me. ns the highest prices will be paid Tor
Grain, Shingles, or Produce OF aus kind. par
ur one half cash will be paid. Trading for
shingles or Lumber Of any Kind a specialty. Also,
agent for
Singer Sewing Machines.
Having mado arrangements with Eastern mer.
chants to sell goods furnished mo, therefore call
and ses as l will Be enabled to coll cheaper than
the cheapest. J. W. CARLILE,
Trouiville, Pa, Sept "a, '79-iy. Agent
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-02
Estate Of A. G. Tate, Deed.

Notice Is hereby given that Lelio-1 Of Admin.
istration On the estate Of AARON @. TATE, late
OF ClcarGcll borough. ClcstGoli couniy, Pa,
dec a, hayipg been granted to- tho uaders isned,
all persons Indebted 20 taid estate are requested
to make immediate payment, aud those hayiug
claims or d,msnds against The samc will present
them properly authenticated for seitlenont, with
cut delay.
The AdministIators will meet all parties hav-
ing business with tho estate at the office Of j f..
synder, attorney at law, over County National
Bank. w. Q. TATE,
J. F. SNYDER,
Administrators.
ClearGod, IA Jan. u, 1851 g.
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altw advertisements.

EARM LANDS FOR sALE.--In ua,ton
Il AID Pine townships, clearfold county. ~.
Reasonable time given ior part Of purchase - "a
money. proes 50 90 to 5000 per acre. ~giNA
Mincras reserved. L. BIRD, Agent,
Pendold Pa
oI WALLAoE A KREus.
Sept 10, isi9.N. Clcar6eld, Pa,
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8ailrpads.
Pennsylvania KsaiIrOad
TYRONE 4 cLEARFIELD BRANCH
'LEARFIELD MAIL.

ON and After Monday, NOV. s, 1850. the
OPassengOr Trains will run daily isGoep, Sun
daysl between Tyrone and Clearheld, a. follows
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-02
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE
VALUABLE
ESTATE!

T JAMES MABAPPEY, nigh Sheriff Of Clear
i, 6eld county, Pa, will by wilt Of Lscari
Rueios Issued oat OF the Court o. Common Pleas
Of ChAf6eld county, and 70 NE directed, expose
TO public sale, at the Court House. IN the borough
Of Clehrdsd on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-02

MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CARBON & BRO,

On Market St, one door west Of Mansion House,
CLEARFGELD, PA.
Our arrangements are Ct the most complete
character Tor furnishing tho public with Fresh
Meats Of all kind, and Of the very best quality.
We also deal in all kinds Of Agricultural Hnplo-
ments, which We keep on exhibition for the ben
oft Of the public, Gail around when 10 towu,
and take look at thngs, or address us
+. 81. CARBON a BRO.
Cloarfold, Pa, July u, ls75.tf
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altm Adp,rtisements.
BUY A HOME |

A DMINIsTRkTOR's NOTICE E.-Eotice
"A q hereby given that Lt',eH Of Admins
iraiou 90 thr estate Of JONAS n rETERS, late
Of Dolgs township, ioarield county, Pa, deed i,
having been duy granted Ia the undes.i ignnd. a. J
porsoul Indebted tu said ciisiu WIN phase make
Immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, win present thohi
property authenticated mr setilamuut without
delay. DAVID GEARHABT,
Adminisifaior,
philipfburs, Pa Jan. y, 1881 &C.,
TXECuTORJ NOTICE Notice ls here.
II by given that Letters rosiamcntary on tho
estate of WILLIAM SCuWEM, Senior, late Of
Brady township, CloafGeld county, pennsy lyauii,
deceased having been duly grsnted 10 the UNDER
signed, an persons indebted TO suid estate wall
pleaso make Immediate payment and those hay-
ing claims or demands against the samo will pre-
sent them properly nuthebh atcd for ariilemont,
without delay. GEORGE sCHWEM,
WM. SCuWEM, Jr,
Executors.
Lulhsr,butg, Pa, Dec %, issO.G,f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-02

DY virtue II wriis Of Tssiaioai Erp1nas
ID issued out Of he Court Of Common Pleas OF
Cletricli 0luutg, and 20 me directed, I will ex
pose to public sale. Il the Court Houss 10 the
borough Of Clearfrll. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-31

SENATE bill No. 80 strikes us az bill
that ought to pass the Weat Virginia
Legislature. At least bill embodying
some Of its leading features, which are
aimed at the suppression Of qugCkery in
the practice OF medicine in the State,
should BIZ passed. Such safeguards for
public health exist in most OF the States,
and they are eminontly proper in every
State in the Union. AS fast as qusCks are
driven out OF one State lby legislation
they flock to States whero there is no re-
striction on their practice, and thus ii
happens that a territory like West Virginia
gets considerably more than its share, At
the very best, the scienceoi medicine Is an
inexaCt science, but It's practice in the
hands OF Charlatau becomes doubly
uncertain and dangerous, and it is
the duty OF State to protect its citizens
against the GmRiricism Of men who are
thinkers to-day and doctors tomorrow. No
man has a right to practice medicine who
has not qualified himself Tor his duties by q
reasonable course Of study, and itwould
really be no hardship to gAy that no man
should have such license who il not a
graduate Of some reputable medical col
lege. Even the best schools manufacture
physicians at an alArmtngly rapid rate,
but they have the merit OF teaching by &C.
tual denomination and experiment the
anatomical featured OF the science. The
pathological information which they i'm.
part il OF course to be found mainly in
the standard works, but all intelligent per.
sons know the difference between teaching
by precept and example day by day and
learning bydry and oltentimes very mesgre
and crude reading in an Office. Physicians
should in the first place DO men Of general
education, resulting in disciplined and de.
veloped minds, and In tho next they
should have enjoyed the advantages Of a
prescribed course Of study and drill in
their profession, Even after being thus
prepared for his work a young doctor Is
not the safest biped in tho world to turn
loose in a community. lie lacks the expe.
rience thnt eliminates concoit and brings
men to realizing sense Of the fac! that
"liie is short and art Is long,
We trust that tho Legislature will pass
either the bill that has been introduced,
or some other bill that will prove effective
sgainst Ouackery,