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umrbtbeter Sled auf elmer o6er auf beis
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genlie6; bic 9laie lit ent3iinbet, geI9ipoIs
len uuo blutet 5uipeileu; bic 0berIippe
| IdpiQt an; bin umo ipieber &opfpeb nit
! Saulcu unb YOden in ben Obren; cine
ungeip5bnlibe Speidel 2lbiOnoerung;
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ie6r ilbeIrie4en6, beIonber8 bes DtOrz
gems; 9lppetjt perdn0crii9, 3uipeilen in
6ejBbur8er nit uagen6em 0efable I'M
Ula82n au3artsn6, gu anoeren 3eiten ipies
Der 8dn5li9 man8elo; flidtige S9mera
gen i'm Dlagen; 3eittUeiie uebelfeit un6
GrbreGen; beftige S6mer5en i'm llnters
Ieib unregelmdBiger StubI8an8, 3a
8eiten perItOpft i4Ieimig, un6 bduFiS
nit 0lut permilbt; Der Seib lit ges
lhpollen uno bart; Der llrin tribe; oas
2ltbmener19ipert, begleitet pom S4lu44
Ber; maamal trpdener un0 trampfbGfz
Ter 0ulten; unru6iger uI1terbrDdener
Sdlaf nit 3abnefniriaen Ieniperas
ment perGn6erLib, i'm 4agemeireH aber
reiSbor, u.i.tp.
Qgeuu obigs Sbmptome ala borbdn6eR
iraBrgenOntmen peroen. 70 iUtro
Dr. G. Mt2Gne's Derntifa9e
iiaer eine SEur beioirfen.
G8 entbdlt feir GmeGiilber
in trgen0 emer GeitaIl; 1T cine uni6ab,
Iitbe 8rdparatiou lmo bat ni6t ben
8erin8iten iddbli4en GinFu
teim 5arteiten &tnb.
0a8 dHte Or. Wc2ane'8 8ers
mifu9e Bat bie Gignaturen 6. Mea
Game II. s 6leming &ro8. auf Dem
umIdIa8.
9r. 6. W1t9ane'B 9eber gtaea
Uerben uibt empfc5len ais Seilmittel eegen
,,aLIc SeioeT, benan SuB 35leiih untert5Gn iIt,''
ionoern 9egen Grantbeiten BET &eber; bet btIi6s
fen 9ei9merben, 2iepepiie un6 trantbaftem
&opTlpeb, o6er Oerartl9en uebeIr, iTao iIe uH'
IbsrtreIillb.
&aItes Tie6er.
Gs aiebt tein beIicres 2ibfibrlnittel bor o6sr
natb benz Gebrauhe opu Gbjuin. Dis 4urs
gIrltittel iinb iie imDeyg!egdltd.
@an bate Ht bnr 5alidungfH.
Die atbten itn6 Glg Itsrjudert
cJe6c S6abtal bat eincu rptben BaG8ItegeE
ouf Dem 2edel nit 6tr 3ni&riit 0r. glc9ane'&
2iper 9Sills.
sScoer llmitl19 tat cje Gjguatiren bon 9.
Rc2ane un6 6lemjug 8rOs.
@fau berlonge big dgGten Or. 6. glc9aneB
qe5er. 9iaen, prjparie. oDn S5Ieming Bros, SW
9itts5urqb, 8a., Denn oer Garft 1T pcI Jon
Radabmungen ces Gamen Mceane, aR6ers
suhftabirt. dber DieFelbe 9lisirrd6e.
W&zrny a6WaV wR&RaV
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!. 0Siir0cr Nolcr.

&iucinpati, 1. 9idrS. - gSilb. 6afs
Ter, Elm betannter OCutider golititer uuo 5os
Sialift, farb bier mad oreitdgiger Srnntbeit an
Der 2nnnerent,iirhnna.
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Ger GIu6, unb- 9afenzRaub i
Si6erbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-02
Galtes uaO DtBteeS Tie9ee.
GaItes naO Bibises 0icber gcBclt far so Gcnts
Gaowap'S
&cgultrenDe StQcW
HeuFoutuiene guraanieu, liilDernDe sbTELg,
Hiittel, tutrfcn ohns Zdlmers, ifefs suBerlafTia
.aRo Rattirltdl ttg tbreg Operation.
Gin ptsetabtIiT&es erTaemttttI fHs
GalOmet.

Bonionmsn ohne ieetiden Bd9ebmld, elegant nit
ilGem @umm 9loitrt, pur9trsn, regultreu, reiniasr
uuo itdrtgn.
6acipan's gtHen CUR Glr aler eront6citeu ber
gloaens oer2eber, Der ee6drme oer ycran, Der 8laie
oiUte fir ncrpoes 9opipe5, 8ettopfung, SnoQeition
GGspepiie boie Suitdnoe, Sicber, untereib5ent5jns
ouug, Sdnorhooen un0 ale au0eren eeiben oes I'm,
seobiIiit, teiEe Spur pon qleJfur, ysinraIen oosy
fhG0IihCn 2roQuer.
hFs Jiau bead1te iolsenOe Spmytome Don Rrnnihet'
tcn Der Seroouuugsor9dne: Beritopiung, tHucrltbt
6drouhot6en, SIutnullun9 nad) Dem Sopie, Saurt
i'm Oiaqer, lebeteit, SoobrenHsn, @fel Dor Dem 9er,
DloQcnorhden, iouTcs Gufitoser, Sinfen ooer gt6eH
o1s 0er5ens, eridenOeS Sefibl 6etm 9teaen. JSebsl
ooer iS0dern por ben QuQen .e6er u. eunple 9Qners
Sen i'm 6opfe, foderocn 9tAem, gelbes au5e9en oer
6aut ulb Oer QuQen, Stttenitcden, Sdlmer1cn tn oeT
RruI uno in Den @fie0erH, plU5lt6e Iumcuun9en BON
6ite, Srenneu bes Striides.
gtnise &OiCu Dor hGot5Gg' 9 YlLeH ipeIoen oGa
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GeGegrapgt(Oe 9epe(Getl.
Snfait0- 0-9epefGett.

ts5sridte Der naiiocrtren Yree" Iur oen -Deuti6er
Sorreip0npenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-02
Sic giH, ater Northumberland
faIt 9eitellt.
Sic SunS:runsS Sin oeraaIaBt cine lang
Sebatte.

g8 al hing t II, 1. MtGrs.-Sm Senate
beridltete GatOn ben Sei9luB ein, Die SltbmuS-
SanGle betrefieno, un0 perldngte, oa6 oas CO.
mite entlniien rpsrbe, ba Die 3eit nod ntft 9e-
tommen lei, OuB Der @OngreB icine 1niitt Oas
riibCr GnBere.
Son Oem stderbau- gerldte ruurOeu 800 900
Sopte'n beoroert.
Cine InSabl 6au8= Bills iuurOe erle0i9t.
9as @onieren3s@ 3s@omite bcridltete iiber Die
9iflriftsz GerpiQtaunasz Bill. Der Senat be-
Orberte ELI neues @oniereni= =@Omtte.
Die SsrmenOun9, teip. 3uriideritattun9 Der
iapcueiiifen GntlfGcignh9 fam runu 3ur
SpraGe. Die Bill uerlapgt, OGB bic Summe
oon 81 ,463, ,224 on Sapau Suriidsritattet tpers
cen Ioll.
9as GOnierenss sGomite iiber Die Slug unS
aien<Serptlli9un9 bertd)tete 9unitg, unO Der
Serid)t puroc angcHommen.
lin 46 nbr mad)te Der Senat cine YaUie bis
IS ubr.
Su Der absrbftuug puree Der Gonferen.s
Gerid)t iiber Die 6OrtiftfationB ScrpilliJung
gcbilligt.
Nlc6rere Saus= =SiQs bon undergraduates ge,
6euture rpurben angenpmmen. - Der Seaat
perta9tc fd] I'M 412 llhr.
. observation-disclosures.
Die 8efltt= YermlIigungsbiu, Die le9te Ser
iuilligun9Sbi1, puroe einberi9tet uno gum
Orude beor0crt.
Die Siq iiber 9leprdIcntation8= =Sertbeilung
tpurbe Johann Oerlan OF.
gdlen Don 2ouiiiaHa etbie(t Ben angeiirittes
nen Git 5ugsiprofen.
Der @ouferen5= =Seriht iiter bic. TluB< uno
Saicn= npilligung purDe augenommen.
Die 6ra0e ilbcr Aufnabme Der Repartirunasa
Sill OeranlaBte cine laugere Debate. Die 9fe=
publitanCr 9rlfien 81 pers69ernben Wabrs9eIn.
8as 6aGs melgete IidI id,lieBlif nit 144 ge=
gen 81 St., Die Bill auf5unebmen.
glud lGn9ercm @esant uuO 8ciAwGb purOe
Die TunNirun98 Si1 aufgenommen. 0te 3tt=
publlfaner nuo au0ere @egner Der DtaBr gcl
iuhten bieielbe Ourf SrOnung8ragen 3u Uer=
SOaeru.
lin Is llbr ma6te bas 6au8 cine 9anie Bis
QbenoS llbr.
Sn Der NbenbFbuna purOe Die Seratbung
iiber bic HnEoirung6bil fortgeiett.
Die msilten observation-disclosures bS auf
ytr. 16, 81, 25 unb 30 puroen gebtQigt; audi
9tr. l6 uno 81 murben nadlndglidl acceptirt.
gadl idnsrsn SdHpfen luuroe cine Baue bis
mOr9eu frib 4l0 ubr beOrOert. Der &f
Inn bic 8ill miro bann srnsucrt iu.rOen.
9te Noti0maIfd)ml0.
@oibiugtOn l. WtGr5, = Der monats
lide SdOtumtsbuiGt giebt tolgenOen Nus
ipci8 iber ben Stan6 Der NationaliAulO: -
9ie 5instru9cnSc Sd,ulO bes 9anOes beliuft
iidl auf 81 ,674, $685. 900; baOon fnO $202,.
66,55O nit Grosent, $469 1920. $50 nit S
8rO;ent, $3.50, 100000 nit A uno $7SS, $685.
$50 nit YroScnt gu ber5inien. 9ln 3inien
ilnb ID 5S5 ,25O67 ollidelQlIieu SS1llid nm
nod nift setiinoiat finb Sc ,598, 1886. Die
@opterselD. GirtulQtiOn, 0epciiten= Gerliftfate,
Gilbers@ertif fitate II. |. 10. rsprdenliren $4l6,s
276,S64.92. Die SeiammtidulO betrd0t BENT
nod nod inmer $2,097 $40 ,590.18. SIN
@djabamte befn6en iid) $233 3,208, 1869.
Die GGulO pur6e mdhrenD Oe9 leeten Nouats
nm $11 ,S45, 1851 uno ieit bem 80. SUM mn
$62,215, ,8S2.57 nerminSet.
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wrets e5 Gents pro S3a6teG.
-:O:-
gsir ruieser5oIcn, 6cs Der geer uniers Suher unt
edrlften lbel Srant9c.tcnuno oeTen sur fuOTeuwu6
u0r Auelu:
.TeIidj nio SSHhr."
nRaOWag ubGr 5rreta6Ie Gretbra,"
.RaStpab ibrr SfrSpbeln,"

ma orSeycS duten l6erSrontheiten Oerhie6enerNrs.
Nlon ihide cine gjrieimarte on Rubnup & Somp.
Er. 81, &orrel=, Ste Ner @bllrbira6e yiefUsgori,
G5 gcleNlung, 3auienoe BON Dollars iUertb, iUtro
Sud Bu9ei6dt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-02
Die rationale @eIeBmible.
ste tIaspert IuftIs Gag anp gaad1t.

Gin 8enser Slrm bon gertntlli.
8MnCen attgeuoHttteu.
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Or. 6. M1t9ane's Geber Ttaem

Rd1eI BdWeI 0dNel
,uT Siee his aHslano belorat trnnhalb "a StunseR
n. BdtNe,
G6eDsg BaltRioresStJass WaoBoii OiRetsGsenSa4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-02
GtttSiinOnuG Der SarnDIaSe ttuF
Der H{ercta
gerSannn88bef6peroeu

0iubr, Siarb5e, Cholera glor6us obsrIbmerbnt,r
gtuRIaan9 neroen In tj-2Q Diinuteu fIrirt 6urf
aoonan's 6eahp RCIicf. gpcoer &cr7opilno non
@nt3irbunq, tuebcr Sdpddle nod Dattiofef npT,.yS
iott oer Gebraud Don u. 8t. JiellcT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-02

WortbciIBafte GinfdWie
WOrtbctlbaftC Gimfaufe
IOrtBCtlbGfte GtnfGnfe
Doh
sItlGen
&lCtOuugsitilden
StICt0nnasittiden
l- Del -
9. %, 9iIutGtl g. GOntp.S
y. D. 5tllinan Il Comp,
y. %. S,tnman & Gomp.,
eis:5EIciOer=SanOIer,
Gr. fG6, gScits9aIttmores Strase.
pr. l66, 90cts9aItimOres StraBe.
pr. 1865, 2ScltsSGItlmOres StraBeA
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SSesial Setanatmadnag.
2saftimore-g gotomac @tfen-

SabttScSeIIi 6aft.
9ts Baltimore. gotomaes sGtienbabn.8 8eIeus
Sd,ost. tcanIprudt nibt, ~aueS, was BON BET
Strait. Der eterbndben erretdt spcrOeH tanu,
oetha. ~ bobsn, am ben laaienSen bon SeSaz
d,ern eercd,t su tperarn," spsIG,e ant 4. 9aar3
non Baltimore mad, gsa1biuston rsiiem tpsr.
ben.
sas gs5tena Der opeaninluanier Giienbabn"
itt oernrt, oai, cs fidb auen oenfeuoen glenId1en
pot ,s!be smstebn. Do ole
"DaItimurs-J1 -J1otumaf- -Gt(enbabH"
Al Den, esiteme Der rYsanistoanier Gifenbabn4
. ueb6xt, 70 oirlen Die @Onner Otcier Clinic bets
Nd,ert 5etn, Sas Ee ourd oersn alnletsen utdDt
ir.e aeShbrt sperocn.
untemEebeaS beRnOct Gds Oct Gahrp!an iar
Sem 4. 0,ars.
gae gsr5oasn, mcI6e 5abrsartem faaFen.
tperoen aud, 40 Der annonctrtea sSett prompt
mad, gayblneton bef1roert. gOtr nerieredIen
uiejt, tpes tuir midlt BaIten fonnen.
9tbfabrt pon Baltimore:
4.s5, ZOO. 7.sO, 9,4O, lilo SprHtttass.
3.O5, 5.15, 6.15, $40 ....... Nahmtttass.
etm.ttirttr Grpssssas 2.55 Na6mittass bon
Oct GharIesarafs.
8i&TaBrt bon 2SaSbtn8tnn:
$50, 4.2O, 4.4O, $40, $50, 1000 naS
400 lIbr Abtaos.
Stias ptrpca tn 80 p:eIen atbtbeiInnsen, ais
ss ;nr gsctrisstann9 oes Re;IesabIitaaas Gotb:
utnsia rrcrocn mac, ab8etGTen. (52-3)
Sciamntmadjmne.
Gtaat @arg!ano, uax,,,
annapolis, ben /. WldrS 1881.
Die folafnben SaarzS zSilanSeu itanocn au Den ereoh
bes Gtoates uno paren in oen Tol9enocn Santen oez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-02
9r. GaOM6N'S
SOrfOpOri((i0n=
3eGOfpent.
. Ser gruBe SIutreiniarr.
Ser gruBe SIutreiniarr.

|etaneernnGcit oeS DcIunSb SbcitS,uftausrs ,,,.
6elegen uho einpiniiocn nan Dem 0}ebraiid,S
tpcutger Dozen.
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S8 mar cas erIte unb it ba8 eln;so;
S6mrr3bcrtilgen6c 6itttI

oas I'M gugenfIide ben ou6lenoHeu 9e6en GtnbaIt
ttut cas- 9nBilnounaen uno6 o6OH9ctOnen beilt. moaer
oen &rliieH ODER NucerCn Grq0uen ibren G5ib bahen
Oct eimnnlger Anmenouug.
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Sn einer bis smansin @irnten.

rie ietr aud hru RbCumahfbeu, BsttIdaeriaen.
2dnohen, &utuipD,Itcu, g'erU0cu, Gjidtiiden o6ei
on onitIeer 8rantheH tttoenoen qudlen m0ae1 ,gao:
meme DleaoN RcIief" miro augeu6idItde 6hiIr
idafiCR 6ei
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Sancc's TIedtcnmaihmittel tlrirt
Nleften, SfhminoeH, bic 8arbierfrdbe uno alle
6outousihlG0s. @ei Seth 3. 6ance Rr.
l08, 9Sefs BaltimOrefraBe. (26)
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Now is the Tin to Subscribe to
Frank Leslie's bpul:sr Monthly

Now Is the Tin to Subscribe to
Frank Leslie's bpul;sr Monthly.
The January nulnkr is crowded with de-
lightful reading matr replete with interest.
entertainment ami htruction The open
ing article, by Nuget Robinson. entitled,
Shakespea res LOnon." is elal,urate in it's
details. and has thiren fine illustrations.
Among the many artles Of especial merit
we instance, +" Peac.t Shooting in India :"
Some Memorials oEolumbus with s.y-
euteen illustrations; "A Gossip about
Curling +" Woman Hair as Glory and as
Property" etc In til departmcn. of fiction
We find the continUtion of The Amhe.
Witch" story of tense interest; The
Story Of Pilgrim ottle," by Helen W.
Pierson. and severahther s,ories by popu-
lar writer's There re sketches Of great
merit by w. j. Florece, etc.. and .oemz by
Austin Dobssn. Pafine krilof. etc. The
miscellany is unuauiy copious. embracing
n large variety OF s.ljccta. md presenting
an almost exhaustits fund of amusement
and information. Tn number contains las
quarto pages of stanard literature and over
100 fine engravings. "A single copy is only
IS cents, and Is wi secure copies for a
year, 81 SO for six nmths, and ST for four
months, sent post rec. Address. Frank
Leslit's Publishing buse, 50, IS & 81 Park
Place, New York.
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Clriail:as.

"Glory to God IN Peace OH EARTH"
Every heart beat. responsive to the
strain. Many yeafl,ave blonned and
faded since frs. itierce,l tho ambient
alr, and fell upouthe listening ears
OF wondering sheplds, and now mill
ions OF souls sing peas of praise, like the
humble watchers of,e distant star.
The Christmas cllles are ectoing !,
tlirse for the deparll year, and where
e'er their silvery wees sounded loving
ones have wllispere te,i,lerIy the I'M
mortal history OF tllittle Christ Child
who journeyed wilbgly from the crib
to the cross, the craze to the tomb.
The first celebrate of this universal
holiday is ;lttrIbutedo Pope Telespho-
RUS it was the mos notable of Chris
tian festivals and occurred i'll the
mouths of April All May. During the
reign of Pope Jnlin l, thaologians de.
cisle,l Oh December as the date ol
Christ's nativity.
The holidays Taste one week, begin
ming with Saturnate and concluding
with the SigilIaria, 'lring which eff sie<
made of Sisillo warswere given clll
dren for toys, whenc arose the custom
OF Christmas gifts.
The belief that idnight was the
natal hour originate midnight mass
which began during e sixth century.
The observances different countries
are very quantity yersitied. "a ,ta
Claus is the Americalrepresentative OF
the German kriss Kri,:e, and WAS first
introduced into thi. country by The
Dutch settlers of NewYork.
In Merrie England, he festivities are
commenced Cl,ristmative by the Waits
who sing carols and uiicit aims from
door to door. St. Nic'las is the patron
Saint of Yule-t,dt, wiell lasts until Jan
nary 6, the festival Epiphany.
The Christmas ts dates from Ger
many and was proIbly derived from
the Drui,ls, with Won the custom OF
using eversrcens o,inateG.
In North German .Knect Rupert goes
from house to hou, rewar,lins goo,l
children will, longc for presents, Will.
iii Holland it is to t, bear they are OBJ
liyatod for favors.
notwithstanding these difference,
throughout the lenth and breadth o
the Christian univse, zone touch %
nature makes the whole world kim,
heart leaps to heat and soul to son
when the sweet ja1,lings of the Christ
mas chimes proclan their tidings O
good will.
"The fierce spir Of the glass an.
s"ythe" has presse onwards and on
briet season Of re>ite and enjoymea
has faded like the 1tting phantom of
dream. Another niestone on life's Jour
ley has been passt, many loved one
have wearied by tt waysi.le and wan
dered Oft, while we ress on alone to tn,
haven Of Et-rnity,,aving the renem
brance of a joy tha has been to recon
cilt us to the trialshat are.
In the vista Of .ers which lie beh;nt
us like a tale that's told" 1880 take.
its place, and on tn waves Of time float,
proudly the rosy cosy of the bab,
monarch, 1881. Wenter this new an,
untried future file with the glorious
peace of His na,ivi', and say with Tin,
Tim, God bless eTyhody."
PENELOPE.
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Scientific Notes.

-" Pouring oil on troubled waters" is
an old phrase, and there are many an
tllentic instances Of the value of oil in
preventing the breaking of the waves
over vessel at sea. Some experiments
with oil on waves were lately made in
England. Bottles filled with oil were
sunk to the bottom of the larbor of Peter
head in which the sea was breaking
heavily. The oil was then released. and
rising to the surface it exercised an i'm
mediate and magical effect in soothing
the troubled waters. The sea became
quite smooth and CLASSY looking, and
there was visible softening down Of
the waves, which, in place of being
sharp-crested were turned into long I'M
dulating seas. The experiments were so
successful that the proposal to lay oil
upon the mouths Of l,arbors by means
of pipes was discussed as not very
remote project.
Efforts to reduce monkeys to disci-
pline have not often been successful.
A native Of the province of Bengal has,
however, trained several Of them by
which the punka, or ventilating fan Of
India, is moved. They perform their
task to perfection, and, thanks to their
activity, keep the punkas, i'll continuous
motion, maintaining a constant agree
able movement of air all through the
room.
The combined force OF the steau-en-
gines Of the world is estimated at 46, 600
GOO horse power: This is considered
equal to about twice the available work
ing power of the entire human population
| of the globe.
The outside fiber Of the cocoanut is
now used for shoe heels, and is said to be
| \ good substitute for leather.
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He also said that the other cities Of
Vicksburg, Memphis and St. Louis we're
at the mercy of any foreign vessel that
chose to pass our nnxrmed ports. Gen.
Reagan stated that Galveston was un-
guarded and could be about as easily
captured. The Northern Democrats, led
by Sam. Randall, opposed the increase
under the cry of economy" and said
there was no danger of q foreign war. A
Democrat named Hill, of Ohio, thought
that the Constitution, the two oceans,
God Almighty and the inventive genius
of the American people would be sufii-
cient protection against Il foreign enemy.
The doctrine of non-intervenlion assert
ed by Mr. Monroe in his message to the
people i'll 1923 is now. about to become q
living issne. The proposed Panam aud
Nicaragua inter-oceanic canals have
brought the subject before Congress.
Gen. J. Floyd King, Of the Fifth Louisi-
ana District, has introduced resolution
to the effect that the construction of such
canal by a foreign power and foreign
company is in direct conflict with the
principles asserted by President Monroe
and inimica! to the interests of the Ameri-
can people. The resolution also calls upon
the President to take steps to abrogate
any existing treaty with any foreign
government which il il1a conflict with
those principles. The resolution was re-
ftrred to the Committee OH Foreign AZ
fairs.
The Manning Kellogg contest case will
come up soon after recess. 1t is claimed
that Judge Manning was Presidential
Elector W hen appointed by Gov. Wiltz.
Gcns Hampton Of South C,.rol,nu and
Lamar of mississippi will vote for Kel-
log to keep his seat. If the Senate had
intended unscating Kellogg it would
have been done before now. If the prece-
dent is once established Of unseating
Senators there is no telling where it
would end and that is just what few of
our Southern Senators wish to avoid.
The bin aprropriating $500, 600 for
the improvement Of the Mississippi river
below Cairo has fine prospects of being
passed. The Mississippi valley delegates
will make combination with Western
men, who also want aid for internal inn
provements.
The bill introduced last session by
Gen. J. Floyd King, providing for a
United States District Court for North
western Louisiana will also likely pass
this session. 1t would have passed last
session, but it was thought that DEM
ocratic President would be elected, and
Democratic Judge wis preferred.
Everybody is putting their houses in
order for the Inauguration. Hotel keep
ers, etc, will make greehbacks while the
sun shines; or, rather, about the time
Hayes is eclipsrd.
There are comparatively few office
seekers in Washington; a few contractors
and 1nslian agents make things lively
enough, however, for the quietuds of
Congressman. Outside Of these, there
are very few visiting strangers here,
and room rent and boarding can he had
at moderate prices. But inauguration
week will be their millennium.
1t is a noticeable fact that none of the
pretty girls in the Treasury Department
ever resign, and lamentable one that
few get married. Yours,
Ms
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THE Low OF GOD.
BY saSHolM.

BY sAXHOLM.
Like cradle. rocky, rocking,
Silent, peaceful, k,nL fro.
Like a mothers swt locks dropping
On the little faeeAlow.
Hangs the green eaI, swinging, turning
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Then it is that God great patience
Hoius us closest..ye us best.
Oh great heart of 81! whose loving
Can not lin,leIede nor crossed,
VIII not weary. winot even
In our death itsebe lo~t;
Love divine! of sn, yrent loving
Only mothers XIV the cost
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Gave Il son to saI the lost.
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