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Brother Gardner on Edueatl'h'

"It am not edicashun dat makes
man, any mo- dan it am De hs. 1psss;. ~
makes de boss. l daily meet entnus'h
on this subjeck. I know white men n WV y.
enlagine dat q sons fuchur an . y. y
renciy settled as soon ss he kin w'ltepl
lines Of Latin an translate six Ilpes
Greek. | know Guild men VINO D% AN
worked night an day an worn t v;al
clothes an libed on muffin to cram am, u ~
bows full of educashun. 1t am ! !u. ~,
de- more educashun we have de less w.
we have, but doan' go too fur. Am ~ y.
stands to-day in de front RANK y.
shnns. an VT her lcadin' men am
her college graduates. Take E. de- EN-, men :,
Detroit Who were educated de mos y, =
YOU h'ar de leas' Of dem: Dey am ~ o''
ut de head of our big factories; IN ~
big stores, or plannin' an casI A,a bn,
Srs p gs spssr o." hgh.seheo gI,as'
am book-keepin' an sto',c'crS'n ., sa
worrv c;tv on salaries Of less Dan Wv ",
week. Fin ME a college t, g ;nS y.
among de merchants. t IN, m ~ M
along de ribber front. FIN FIN, me me o ~
among dc ship owners. I'm . n nel,e,]
among de tobacconists. Does = o ou r.
cducashun direct de affairs OF oIs '" =
stove works, our locomotive "0'
our dozen railroads? ~, I'd
II tell you, my friends, I q o "1 ts a
hos, sense in his head to begin on, i, =" m.
nered M with two or three Vars 9. o. v s'
ion school educashun, will make Ms n 's'l
where a college graduate can 80 :," nd
mos successful business n'e' T''' 49," ss.
se|:.cducAtrd. Men VII" NJ DO '' -, ,,s,I
college have invented our re'pef. :. . ,.Sl
ers, sewing machine; an .a1't . ,
masheenery. Me-" wild deestr'c "a, ~. .tjp,
educashuns have built our o's. .esrr;;.es
an planned our grande>t: e'''' ''hv a,
Star!gazin', poetry AN p'''" .;.'p !s.nis
we'll huff, but it has bee" "a' Az Il: k,,
an business push which m''s '''
w.! "Fust feel Of your boys an see ,s 10 ~ ii,
Lawd gin EN- any boss sense j.. = Irsct j,
it am Your duty to develop an ' u,.tI me-
1.-The didn't de only way to Pt Prev nm i
from calm dem fnles an lu '' e .em
pack 'em off to college an sun; Liant " hi.
full of Greek, Latin, Oratory'anea,tt;;tw vi
torv an classical slop dat some 0, ~ Del
spii(. ober wheneber dey op, m;d Of,
monfs. We will now purceeu W" n,
regular proceedings. "-ls''o'
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SCIENCE AND ISDrs,.,
The manufacture of ~.

The manufacture Of oi, g..
lean cotton seed has begun IN j.; ,'G y Aas.
large scale. 1t is mixed with III ' a! o.,
and sold for table use, WIN olNs%
The first rolling.mi), !,
was built at Middleboro. M, 'u A .aesdic,
ter Oliver, one Of the Crown .I,,H Ps.
the Province, in the year l,5, ''s:sa l
The German Post-ofrceh .,.,
and uses postage stamp, wh ~' s'r lA
can be Cancelled by water. Ag Ts; eo!s''
vents fraud, for as soon a, ,b na 4; r>
are washed the color is cblite W. s'a !,
Mr.. w. II. Preece sugppstS S ""
flow Of tidal waters, and in e ,lss
stations wind power, might y ha e, ley
reduce the cost of producing thu he e u,es
for the electric light. 'A''urs
Efforts are now in progress, !.
tract to Louisiana the silk71e r''
PROVENCE whose prospects n ~
have been blighted by plaques af fss
grapcv'nes and the silk culture '''''
A Dresden man ha, m,do .
lubricant for TO shafts by mixing the r 70
of eggs with the finest grapijt tar no SaI'
until the consistency OF a FIRM A.
This is kept in boiling water ~ no uG1s 4
whole is coagulated. The mass si i !,
reduced to powder. . 'ae
Belgium promises to becor,, !,
great industrial teacher Of v Fn,.
Many foreigners are now attcnd Ea''P
schools. She has fifty-nine tecSss;a
schools, thirty-two industrial , seSaa;
and a higher commercial school~ .sy
ceivlng funds annually from the s ;,
1t will surprise many to learn :,
rice has a nutritious percentage Of u !
while beef has but 26. Still CIVIL,
mankind will adhere to the latte, I W.;
the idea that it has the most nonS :.
ment. The difference between n,.
Of beef and a pound of rice i l W.
marked, the latter being 100 Ne, e ",
cheaper and 100 per cent. more vi, An
BE to the common lahorert than thu bs
diet. g w. ~. "a 80
"A correspondent of the Bs)timo
San thus describes a filter which l'I
says he uses with perfect success 70,
the water his family requires. Il i,
gallon-glass funnel with a small pjey
sponge in the bottom, and on viii
rests half q dozen slender sticks b !
cllitate the percolation, then PLACID
intervals all around and beneath nj.
of muslin a foot or so square. The N,
lin is filled with, say, a pint Of clos
powdered charcoal. Through th,
filters the water. At first a little Of
charcoal passes through, but it soon
comes a perfect filter.
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eefeasewas only 4Spef
cent. The corn crop has increased 1913 per
cent. in the decade between 1869 and 1872
The three great corn-growing States, ILL
nois, Iowa and Missouri, 1t may be remem-1;
berei produced more than the whole coun''
try id 1850. The advance in Illinois
has been from 129,921, 3at bushels to
aN, 7Se@ bushels, which is IN
part the result of extension OF
area under cultivation, but largely due to
the fact that the crop of 1869 was failure.
There has been an increase Of 400 per cent.
in Kansas, and still greater increase in Ne
braska. The wheat crop had increased 70
per cent. from 1869 to 1879, and 66 and 60
per cent. respectively in the two previous
decades. Several Of the Atlantic and Gull
6tstes show diminished product, and seven
teflths of the whole crop of 1870 was raised
in the following States, and in the order In
which they are mentioned: Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Califor'
MIA, Missouri, Wisconsin. The production
of the other cereals also shows 4 remarkable
increase. a., ~. r,..
THE public exhibition of placards OF
emigration agents or Of foreign steamship
companies has been prohibited in Germany,
and bill impeding emigration will be in
troduced in the next session of the Reich
stag. "
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..trL al. ..,gI-.tIL,.l, uaiE fui tt ~.
= Pretty Little Romance 11r.'1 Of the Penn
sylvania Flood. .so,,,. g..

g There is quite . romantic story told In
connection with. the land slides on the Bal.
timore & Ohio Road. q, A McKeesport pa
young man named Gardner, was engaged to
be married toa West Newton (Pa.) young
lady named Miss Nellie Downs, and th9
wedding had been arranged tor Thursday
evening, and accordingly the ard, mt lover
boarded the ,Uniontown accommodation OH
Thursday afternoon, with the intention IT
reaching West Newton in time for the cere.
mony: Asfate would have It, however, lust
as'the train reached scotthaveii large land
slide Wasiencountered, and a Z matter of
course further progress was barred, ap1,up
make matters worse, when the train Wal
un'back to Armstrong another land slide
was encountered at that point, and thus the
train was was held led on both sides by great bar:
riets Of earth. :" ....i' ,.t H. 10 ''''' '0'
This was not the worst. however, forltkeh
the. Young man bethouxht him,oi tdIesraph.
ing 10 bis lady love he founh himyel. in 4
still greater dilemma, upon making the dis.
ocoyery that the heavy masses OF earth and
rock which fell from tho hills had broken
down . number Of telesraph.poles, ana. II
course, garfield the wires with them, thus
cutting OH all telegraphfcs' comm nifation.
But even under these adverse Iii circumstances
the young man did not give up. for he
procured a torch, and, together with
MI nine Or Or ten , other male passengers and
two ladies, was piloted over 1.-The
mountainous obstruction by the train
hands. who supplied the party with torch
{ to iightsthsmion their way, and, after he.
roic and wearlsome trudge over ten miles,
reached the residence Of the lady late at
night. and, although muddy and weary,
arrived In time to have the ceremony per-
FORMED, ana 1t eleven o. clock that night the
hsppy couple were made man and wife.
The'lady is said 70 possess 'equally as much
nerve IS her husband, ~, she was 1t Tide
time night operator, at McKeesport, and
during the long hours Of the night sat with
a very pretty little revolver by her side, pre-.
pared to defend herself against all intrud.
,eS. --lftssea,ph (la)' DhtatcA to Cinciu,4aei
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

4. The Albany (N.:Y.) Grand Jury has
indicted Senator Sessions Of the State Legis.
laiure for bribery In connection with the
Senatorial election. He is held in $500
BAIL Counsel for Sessions demanded an
immediate trial. and denounced the whole
proceedings A. being iustigated Bipartisan
motives. N ~ - i. ,t.E ar
The Phaeton, local steam packet on
the Ohio River, exploded her boilers Just
above Maysville, KY, on the 18th, blowing
the boat 10 atoms. The force Of the explo-
sion was backward, in the direction, Of the
ladies' cabin. which fortunately was unoc..
cupied, but every person on that part Of the
boat WAS either killed yor injured. -Four
lives are known to have been lost, the en-.
gineer, Cash MAYOR, being Of the number.
The Virginia Republican State Con.
ventiou has been called, to meet at, Lynch.
burg, August 3. The Readjusters claim to
have carried heir point in naming the place
for holding the Convention, but almost stub.
born fight for supremacy In the Conven' ion
Is inevitable. The State Committee reor.
gained and chose j. W. Cochran, q colored
man, as Chairman. 's; ga e i,-,i,,,u i
A MYSTERIOUS railway murder has
occurred in England. % A retired business
man, named FIJI. Gould, while returning
to Brighton from London, where he mad been
to collect dividends, was killed and his body
thrown out Of the compartment Of railway
carriage. 1t was found in Balcombc Tunnel,
the throat cut and stabbed In various places
A fellow. passenger Of the murdered man,
one Henry Napoleon, alias Ltfray, was found
in tho carriage when, it arrived ut its tle,tina.
|tion, wounded and bleeding. Hereported that
shortly after passing Croydon several shots
were freddy some one in the carriage and
ne was struck and stunned. Several bullets
were foonl imlc ,idei in the. WOO lwork Of
the carriage. Stran ely enough he was per.
M tied to 70 vt liberty after having his
wounds dressed. and subsequently, when
the offic r. went TO his house to arrest him.
he had He'd. Lefray is said to be q newspa-
per reporI or. and claims the authorship Of
several s,tccessiul minor plays and operas.
lie u believed to have committed the muir.
der, ,.slas5ss ii n,iii@si,. 1g,n,i
IS. GGx. SERvANDo CANALEs, a promi-
nent Mexican officer, Is dead. He was known
~ u friend Of America, andsespecially Of
1eXaA.as .; "a sss ,staF5st 1!f iE =
II. G. CADMus, Postmaster at South
Amboy, N. j., became short in his official
accounts, and not having the nerve to meet
the Government officer sent togexamine bis
books, be shot himself fatally.a -
w. E. LEE, . wealthy planter Of
Sewer County, Ark, took down his rife,
and thinking It empty, placed bis foot On the
hammer to blow through the barrel, when
II wss discharged, the contents entering HE
head and scattering his brains in all direc,
tions. He leaves Q wife and Eve children.
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-Mormonism supports 800 missions
ries at an expense Of d, O0O. O0O q yea,.
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'CUtisiEiRICtgE AMI llillI' l i, 5 srRY. i
TIN i pssss's III sk @stiststids reports ,

E : TIN ii Rpsssssssskk sstiatstd. report. /.
aStnny raw aIJsle..GI soaaG n -,
tan " ,,Listp,iu) aniI y Il ~
C Mn. RIB. Hx1Iss President of the Id.
;tsrn.slohxF.& err N9rESsh tliiroad, has
been s)es&s9, First vise,9 rssldsuf and Gen.
oral Manager 81 the osloxipg b. enbrac.
ing tbs entire 6oula seathwestd IN system:
3The Missouri PaciAsssnA. leaidi fines, tho
st. Louis, 1tx Mountain ksptthan and
Texas 4 Pacific. Captain Hayasl viii estab-'
;lish hin headouartsr, as0k I;6uhS. Tbe pre..
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NEWS AND NOTES.
P l'lE 3 PollrlcAn.

IN samHhsaIr!ya Of Important Events.
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Seibene Gdniire uno Suaaen in al
len Tarben lnb gu baten bel
9 dram & 6 ..
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Slm Die bettihen Stimm9eber npm
SeraS.

IS 1T un1ern beuti6en @fitbiirgern
befannt, baB Nultin 1ib UNI Die uniber=
litdt bepirbt. gSir erlauben uns nod
mails auf bie unbeltrittenen 8ortbeile
auflnerfiam gu MAIDEN, mel6e Muftin
i'm Gerglei6 nit ben anberen Mit=
bemerbern bafiir bietet unb bebet beion=
Oer5 berppr: bic geiul1oe unb roman=
tilt6e Gage ber Stabt, bic Staatsbiblip=
tbef uao sic f6on porbanOenen umfang=
reiben uno reid Observation-Disclosures
fir Blinbe, Saubfumme unb Geiites=
franfe. @anae beIonbers biirfte Nutin
in iDsialer 8eSiebung bor allen Stdoten,
bic iid) um Die uniberlitdt betperben,
ben Gorsug berbienen. Oeutl6e Stu=
oenten Dor QIem finben bier cine quite
Oeutid)e @eieai6aft, uie iie feline Der
ertplbuten Staote au9 nur anndberno
auBumeiien bat. 9lber aud amerifa=
nli6e StuOenten tperoen ben gemobnten
Gerfebr in gebilbeten amerifanii9en
8reifen ni6t DermiHen, iie perben bur6
ibre 8eriibrung nit ge6iloeten oeuti6en
Gamilien man9e bier uno ba mod bor=
banOenen gerurtbeile gegen bas9euti6s
t6um fallen la1en, uno ibre be1ern ST.
fabrunsen f0nnen in ibrem f2dtern
Wirfungsfreiie iebr iegensrei6 tperoen
fir elm barmouii6es 3lllammenleben.
Wir bebauern, oab Die 6rage elmer
Sbeilung Der nniperlitat aufgemorfen
1T, neil mir eine Sbeilung iiberbaupt
fir einen @ioerlpru6 in 1i6 ielbf, fir
unpraftild unb na6tbeilig balten. Oie
BON Dem bieiigem greeutip=&onnite aus=
gegebenen Stimmaettel bieten benieni=
gen, tpel6e nod ibrer leberseugung
gegen bic S9eilung unb fir 9luitin,
itimmen ip len. sar feline M6glib=
felt oasu. Sbfe Stimmen ueroen allo,
penn lie li6 oesbalb bes Stimmens gang
entbalten, ooer tpenn fie fiir cine anbere
Stabt itimmen, ieibre Stimmsettel gu
Gunitem Der lngetbeilten llniberlitdt
eingeri6tet bat, fit @uitin berloren
iein. um bas gu Derbilten, ri6ten mir
an Die Greunbe Nultins Die bringeHbe
8itte, lire Stimmen fir ungetbeilte
llnilitdt fir 2luitin absugeben, ba bie=
felben na9 bes Goupernelrs beitimmter
grfldrung iiber bic Nrt Der 9timmsqb=
lung fir ieoen Sail Nultin BEL Der 3db=
lung Su @ute fommer,
9as &omite ber beutI6en MaHell=
berIammlung su Muitin: S. S6iibe,
%. bon GOienberg, Malter Sips, 5.
Sidler, Sr. Berger, 9r. @eiBelberg,
%. YriiggerbOif g. s6iibe, ST. %.
preBler.
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mie ouh ibren Bliden ben Nusbrud elmer
@anftmutb gu sebsn, bic ibnen nidt iune=
mctnen tcnnte. Nuh ihre Stiame flanS
]aG uno aewinnenb, menn fs lddelte, bod
mo fe unseiheu! es eurfte. talt uno
Ihneioenb uno bies mar mcbl ibr natiir.
lider Ioa. 60 eisnete iie iid oenn
san3 por;uslid gu elmer Wcrlelerin uHo
ibr gortras erbielt, no bic @r3dbluns es
Derlanste, etpas Dramatiides, oas fel-
ieln uno eroreifen mnbte.
Die brittle Dame, pelde nit elmer
Santarbeit beldiftist, at benz un'eren
@nbe ces 1ides iab. modts faum filnf=
unb3wansiS Suare sablen ccd lbrs auf
f1aenc alaoe, Trsar ife,fe SaItun3, Der
ernite Nueerud tires @slIhts, oehen 81
se untemeslid 3u lein fdiensn, ifraften
biele Sabre qaBsn; r. pa6ten auf tetnen
6au gu ben iuseuDliden. iCsar bablden
3isen, nod ,u cem IeltenfbSnen, MATE
sldn,enoen, beGblcnDen 6aar. oas in rel.
der Saue ibr Nntlie umsab uno 5ierte.
Gs mar 6riulein 4a;ie Dcntemp5, ihcn
felt pier Sabrea bic @r,iebe,in Der Ich=
ter pes 5auies, cem ein,isen &iuoe bes
gommersienratbs Smhcf. 4us gutter
ocunher 6anllie. trcs oes frdntilden
Namens, ebenio talentpca als fleibis,
bate Re idon NIT neun5ebn Sabreh itr
@ramer sldn,eno beitanoen. uno wer lie
beute, nad einer nur bic, idbrisen llebun8
ibrer electromagnetic ias uno tSrtc, null
te F6 ios'eib iassn. oaS Brdulen euele
Bontemps bic setorene Ycritsperin elnss
Damen Yenfcnuts eriten 9tunees iei.
6rau bon Rambe,t bate bas Bud 9e=
ncmn,en uno unter roqer 0ufmert iamteit
ibres tleinen 3utSrerfreiies. icwie nit
eem slIdlid setsriienen Nuscrnd, ben
oas Mdrden rertanste, Seleiea.
(Gprtiebune foIst.
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Sin nprfniirbioer 9Surm.

- Sin nlert,purbiser @urm. Der
,pclitilde Ylauoerer" bes vWaln3er
ScurnalS" leiitet in ieiuer jaasilen Ylau=
oerei iclsenoe Stilblatbe ugBie Elm se=
tretener Burm friimmt lid Der 9eaticnal=
liberalismus. ber faum nod auf oer
Sberfldde Rd gu bulten meiB; er fletiAt
bic 5abne gesen bic nYreBicloaten oes
8an;lers", BAIT bic cine Sault NIT ben
Worten: rWir perbriioern unS nit benz
duEerlten 8ortiGritt", unb nit Der anoez
rem flebt er um Iettuns." Sin Wurm,
Der bic 3abne fletiAt, bic cine 6auit SALT
unb nit Der anoeren UNI &ettuns flebt, -
bieS Bib. es iit be5auberno l9Sn
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S a # misb beriuns.

,Msins Mutler mar lanss 3sit NIT Neu
ralSis. Xcpfwsb. aasemsins 9&wade
uno ntruSfer 3erriittun9 bsbaitet, uab
bsinab. bilflus. Nae Nsr,te uno Mebi,i.
nen perm ohten ni6t itr 3u beifsn. 0or
brsi Monatsn iins He at. 5opfen. Bittsrs
gu sstrau&en, uno ,war NIT 10 gutter Uir-
funa. pab fie ftd falt wiersr jung fablt. Ob.
wobt f.: fhon iibsr 70 Sabre alt IL. lln1es
rer usbsr,euSuua nat aisbt ss trtns 5a.
millsnmsoi,In, bic es nit pisfsr aufnebmsu
fann." gine Dame In Yropioence, 81. s
-,Nuna Nems."
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es icu.bie Se5eiiiOn iid ipeSiea uuf Or.
Senrici unb peHen unn1ittelbare Nnbanz
serlhaft teldrantt habcn. aae anltrenz
9unsen werben senladt, I'm cine Gints
0uns 3rpilden ben feinoliden Brabern gu
er5ielen, uub in ben ndditen Tasen ica
Elm Yrosrammm oer perldieoenen in
Berlin Sorbanoeuen antifortIdrittli6en
unb antileuitiiden Sereine erideinen, in
benz bic Grfldruns uber bic Stelluns in
oer Subenfrase 70 sefabt iein lpiro, baB
iie bic Ssridiecenen @dattirunsen ber
Sepbep=Y Yartei befrieoisen miro.
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unpsrsleidliden unb moblperbsnisn gr.
folee,c."
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@eisemutebl!

SSeisenmebl!
Sfopa( Patent, Blant's @rtra, @ider=
miami, eagle Steant unb BeQe Du Sac,
feim Carload. $. @renet.
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Sa,to stt berfauie,t.
Sas fdb6nffe 8efittbum an 1cune
Greef, 8erar So.

Sisbsntunbert unb dhetn Ndsr 2anb, ent.
baltenb $4,000 8aras. II Reilen nsreelilpid
Scn Gan Intonio. su bsben Ssiten Der Qsoat
aeltstn. rti&li6 nit WaiIer unb BaumwuGe ser>
ieben. i1nb lu annsbmbaren yniisn fufprt seaea
Baar su psrfaufsn Das 9anb III Bic auf wertiae
alder euIturfdbis unb fam febr lebt in pisr vel. i.
f6itbene Garmsn eIneeibeilt werben. 70 bas ebe
Garm 100 Idtr eulturfabises 9anb .rtdlt. g il
bas tine cute g,lssfnbeit fur snsn eanbwirtb,
ae in eer Nate einsr isbt f&rn srossn unb tda>
bon 6a9ln umra6m'es Betbtbum ~ trmerS,n
Das RIima in ientr 0sssnb III ausesseitntt. BITE
9uft leid'. rein uno trodtn. Ditlss ium Derfauf
angebstsae eanb bilb,t bas fEbxIit atal an Der
2tOns in unmittslbarsr Ndbe Der pon San Nnto>
ntu mad Grieoridsburs fltrsnbsn yofNraee.
Wssen Der gin,slbsitsu msnbs man fi6 an bic
Offes eu ,,8rsisn prsf1s fur ssras." Gan I'm
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