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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12
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kidney AND Liver DsEAsX Ann RHFntATa,,
nc / oould not Tet out al bod. 81. hmitb eured me'R
ERFT. PHfLLiPa -
WheeiinR. ", Va
OAfAARB, PoLYPus OF NosR. IuPIIRRp yoIcE.-
IuBefed IoY var. patent mSdloine, iSiled Ia hSlp
ne. DT, mill eompIeISIy enTed nd. ~
CHHRIiS on IDDUrE.
Of gpeldri a "a. WhesIinS. w. Va.
DYsPRPnA AHo UIHRATRn RT0MICg -liTreah
mont ior yean iailei 10 i've ma rNliai. Dr., emith
urei MAJ THOMAS HoiT. fnsnIanee AVant.
FIrs-uHAd thSn tof fourteen ySars. Dr., smith
nTed ma i6TiiS y WIGuINIT0E
EHoSULI-RuNHIsa soRrs az HEAn IN son
sSa GailotCd Ior ii yeSrS-NoIi inE seemed 10 hSlp
aim, DT, Rnith eufSd MIN. II ~
~" MRS CATHERINE CAPS,
Market SlTOSt, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

1IPLgWO0D INSTITUTE FOR
Nj yu-iI sand gentlemen, u mi!s' We! Q,
hitl,IhL IOe,i,d o. b. RMS a pa 70 ssVn w
ii isaBr u ludJ, EoEllSh, FSl'ni.ne .nd
VIM, IH5,m MIL, sud lhe best American colleges.
4 ,,,,Ik tLtrle,l De- AftmBlt FEEDING taught
t,;II .e,H. orati4rit P%Snm7nshlp bi . pro-
N, nrWoi lh' bsa tIsa Of the art, A home
I, ,i,te1 Al iof liule h0VL. Fourteen Instructors
iSiPt SiOsfLlDGE yale College A, NJ, Prime
All rsss lhI ., Del. 70. "a. Au0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12
MIsCELLANEous.
You KNOW

he BE-! evidence q = P%hEdsHn'a I1eos5 h a.
Tor my professional services prove that hlTO dealt
honoEably Rnd tatEly With those Who have ~eongulted
one, never use = patients name without permission,
, tSoS ! SS.G m may ny. hSn1 aSS, 9 SSS SSaS I tro% ISoss
ihGuTablG 4 thorough medical education, with
many JsAn hospital experience and familiarity with
therapeutic agents, AolosO Observance Of Temperament
al IFoulIaElttOs and strict attention 70 hyE!Cnic man.
Iement inIuTta sucOOl, u cure u pohihl0, and l
frankly give the patient my opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12
PILESl

How many Huaer torture dAy after day, making
lie Q burden and T0bblBg existence Of ali pleasure,
Il ready 10 iht b nd Of almost any one WIN viii unS
syStematlCally the Hmtdy that has permanently
cured Thousands Hmm0uS Liver Regulator, IL no
drastic violent PuRe, but . genua assistance 70
nature
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SICK HEADACHEI

SICK HEADACHEl
This distressing addiction tenurs most inqusnuy,
Tbs diltutbanes u he stomach, AESiug from the I'm.
peheol{ digrHttd G ntentl, ca Sss . severe pain In
The head accompanied With dlaEroslhIO NAUSEA, aAd
this 60 ttilptss what d popularity known a sloh
HelcachO
CAUTION. Buy no powders or prepared sIm-
mons Liver Regulator uuloas 10 our OngTaVed wrap
per With trade msrk, stamp aud signature uubTokrn
None other Ia genuine,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12
.IlSsLY INSTITUTE

N.Y. WINDSOR COLLEGE AND
hraa Vptn ttPtember 'lh. Ciinate nm
tiisa,, : % WIs. admit Id md EfaduatSd. For
Va VisIS.a HsH Am Jelly, 3D. President,
21bAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

n WtVRGE,s HALL FOR BOYS,
! ,SIsg,, "oTn, Maryland. PrtPatsy lOf college
tT,sSt, II, Au'anl1se' uBaufpitted. RsopehA
ltEt / YIN Ia'aioguei 'tnL. Professor !. c.
Ia9pAS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
: Es"Eaiss Sgs.ES.
ALFXANDRIa COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

BY virtue of decrcs OF the Circuit Court OF
Inc con,ty OF Alexandria randcred gt its May
!ef ~; ls6l, in the suit OF Wheatloy Brothers vs.
/ q T. Mur1on ct a. the UNDERSIGNED, commits
sionet thcr, II nsmrd. siIl otIar for ssc, by pub
ic auction or FRIDAY, the frat day of
J"ly' ~, 7tooa the premises, 81 L O'clock Ill
Iie fo!io@ ll9 GbaCrbuG real ,s;ate, 10 wit
= TkACT OF LAND, in the county OF Alex
ahdTii, Virginia, stasted abJui two miles from
T0ofH2to~!i and about one mil" from Ball'.
tfoaS ROADS, Containing q acres, 3 roods snG 81
p"5e7' and bong :hl isGd which was conveyed
70 Ira Mu@sOr by 8. a. 4. Taylor on the
ZJih Of Nay 1869 DY deed duly recorded III H.
oGE H. 40 3, pase 565r of the lard records Of
algAaEdria county.
4he pi0po'iy 'a aiuproVod by 4 UWkLLING
Ii'US5 WEI rOuma, vail OF good water
GhoH. 3GO .FrI; trrcs $50 pogch traas, llCU
l"nri pta1s, 81 10 70 standard pear trees, 80 to
d. cbtirY Trees, iro:A 1860 to lHUO grace vines,
s'I ol INC Choicest varieties TEuro il al abund.
hhce 0t shade %nt a boau.i: :ul avenue cf uras-
h,,, =, ,iat iEoss loading inio Inc praLaisCs
iNins uI Gale: CASH ~ su costs OF quit and Of
s@la "EG TIC sun. oi S2iOO with Interest a. 10
FeF cent tr0.u Msf 6:b, 1874, gu. subject 60 s
civdlt OF ; 10 Ho tuc sndar # !ha purch $50
money II aH.T upon ii cioIIt or Fix, twelve a4d
oi&h!ctn mcGih3. 10 bs 2ecUrcd By The notes Of
purchaser VII good s0cu u,iLY tha Llilu TO be re.
tanned unit! The deferred payuenls arc met
GEDkJE II NAMEY,
H&"l--"i" Com ai3siOEcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

SEY A. JOHNSON s. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Desers in
ALL KINDS OF L1QUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON S Xxx, Xxx, A&13
and PUkk OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISKlES; also BAK.
EKS snd T II Y M PSON'5 PUk& RYE
WHISKIES, to which they invite the attention
OF the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Conslgnments CT Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee tn
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Ro9sl sts.,
Alexhndrls, Va, OCT ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

UR. &c. VESTS i EEvE AMI BRAIN TREAT
WI slons, Earvou' Headacne, Mental Deprea-
eloo, Loss Of Memory Sper lstorrLG,. Impo-
tency. lnvountsry Emissions Premature Old
? Rs cnusod by over exer,ion, self abuse or over
indulgence wnica loads to misery, decay and
dea!h. Ono box will Cura receut cases. Each
box contains ore n nntns irestnsnt Ono dollar
boz, or slI box s inc Gvs dlia-s; sent by mail
nrep:ld on socG,Dt .! pic, Va guarantee sir
boxes 10 cue any c.so. With each order re-
calvo! by ua for six bOxo3. Gcompsnied with
five dollars, Va viii send the purchaser our writ
len III ':aV.re 20 return the money if the treat
inert does not effect T. cure Guarantees issued
by } ANAaY & CO., Druggists, AleIsndris,
Va, wholesale n1d retail sgents Orders by
mail will receive promps attention. msr7
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CHE Traveller who Wisely Provides

Agsinst the contingency OF illness by taking
H:lth him Acststt'r's Stomach 6ttars, has occa-
sion 10 conGraLuia.e himself on his foresight
wnon hn secs Others who havo neglected TO do 50
suffering from some one of .he mslsdies for
which ii is O remedy and preventive. Among
thesc ara fever ard Aguc bi.iousHe?s, constiua-
il0n and rheumatlsm, diseases often attendant
uIon charge of climate or unWonted diet.
Fur sale b. all Dug list and Onalers generally.
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S1Ss TE;.GG EiS.
{ , , Il
$50
goroE:sr Monthly israwiag oi the
Commonwealth distribution :}o

81 Macauioys Theatre, in tie CITY G: Louis.
VILE, Oh
IT, Ul.SDAl, JUNE 60, 1851.
Ihese drawings occur monthly (Sundsrg ex.
cGptod) unG6r prUrislOns Of En Act Of .ue Cen
era' Assembly Of Kentucky Incorporating Inc
Newport fr!ntlng Snd Newspaper Co., approved
Ep.il g. 1873
Gsts- Th:s - Sc special act, and has
ncSer been regs1aEcia.
Itie Ul!Le'i States Circuit court on March 81
rendered the following decisions:
sss-tfisnE fHe s'0fnsss;snsTesssEh Esss-
aE.ssuston Company as iess:.
&sE-lss HEss wings are l!sir.
Inc Com pGny has n0T Oh aaud Il large TescrVe
fund. $3.50 carefully the !i.t OF prizes for the
SURE ASGss sg5NG.
Iprlzo.- *3t,ltN 100 .rlzos SlCO each $40 coo
pr!ze..... lUV30 &}1 prizes 6O usc5 1000
i prlzo...- 5,U0J 60u pr:2os 70 each Il, ,GlU
i,GyD prizes III eAch lUnO
III prizes 81, ,ifaj caci 5iOUU
- prizes oiHJ a.cD iGtSlt
Prizes Su@ each, Af2ro1. p5izea, ...,"Sz, zoo
9p'izes luJ 3xch ,. SO
/ 1853 prizes. sllz4lu
" hole tickets 50; half tickets 81; II tickets
$780, 81 tickets 5IGN.
Remit Money or Eank Draft in Letter, or send
by Express DON''G SIND BY HEGlSTEK-
ED LGl'TsE OR POSTuFFICE ORDER.
orders OF Sb and upward, by &xpreas can he
sent a. our urppnse Address all orders TO IS.
III. sb.1 ssai?S ~, Gourcr.Journ-i Build
my, ..oN:Ssifiy, Ny. Or F.g. CGN n En-
fSssI, ~ Erohdway, Il. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

TNRUSTERSS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
a 6y virtue OF deed Of trust from Edw,rd
l.. Carter 10 Ina, bearing date of December lO.h,
leGi, hnd recorded III tho Clerks office OF Lou.
aoun county, shall for the purpose Of carrying
out Tho provisions OF said trust offer for sale 81
pubic auction on the premises, on THURS.
D& 7, June 3uth, 1881, valuable TRACT OF
LAND, situated in lower Loudoun, on Bull
Run, and near Sudley SPRING., known as
"WOODLhND," containing THREs HUN.
DHEU AND TEN ACRES. The farm is we'll
wateled, has an ample supply Of timber, is of
excellent quality and III fine state Of cutivs-
tlon; hiss on it commodious DWELLING
HOUSE, good TENANT HOUSE, large
aud substantial STONE STABLE and otber
NECESSARY ou. houses, and is we'll worthy Of the
attention Of sny one desiious Of good invest.
mcnt
Mr. Il. j AyTes, who resides on the farm will
take pleasure IN showing the property TO any
one who desires to examine it.
Terms OF Sale One third cash the residue in
three equal snnus! payments, bearing interest
from day OF sale; the purchaser 10 give bond
with approved personal security, and title to be
Retained until nna payment is made.
Sale At II O'Clock m
EAWFORD CUSHING Trustee.
CsthsrIlG 20. Pr VIM co.. We, mv25-tW2swts
tSY VlhTU q OF desd Of trust from Mark
~ Relloy and Anna Lulu, his wife, to Peter
Wise, trustee, dated the l4.h day of April 1875,
IcCuiuoU III Lub OCu0ty ClorE' &
office. and rs substituted trustee in place of said
Peter Wise, shall, on SATUkDAY. June 25
1884, st II o'clock M, in front Of tho Court
Houee in the town OF Warrenton, sell TO the
highest bidder, FIVE HUNDRED AND
|SlXTY-FIYB AUKES OF LAND, in the
lower ond OF Fsuquier county, on the following
Terms: So much cash IS will pay expenses
OF sale. AND boods and interest then due; the
residue on such time as the trustee shall direct.
JAMES u. SCOTT,
mr25svln -ub.ttuted Trustee.
5 SALE OK LAND IN FAIR
1 FAN UNU UNTY.-By virtue of q deed Of
trust from Theodore L. Chase, and being thereto
required By parties secured lhereby, the under
signed, trustee in sad Geed, will offer for sale at
public suction. in front Of the Court house door
at Fairfa1 Court House, at twelve o'clock H.,
on MONDAY June II. 1881. the TRACT OF
Lam u conveyed TO him in said deed and de-
scribed as follows, viz: Begin ming at de.d
poplsr standing on the south side of Dogue run,
n corner Ot Carpenters patent, now William
Qlolot"s; thence s. 791, ". 80 poles TO three
marked white ok sspliDgs; thence S. 25l0, W.
lOl4 poles Lu hickory and pile of stones; thence
with the line Of Dennis McUarty johnson n. 324o
". Isl poles to q marked dogWoOd, corner to Eli.
Jnh Compton's lot; thence with his limo n, $40, g.
II poles to stake on Do9us run; thence down
the several courses and mesnders thereof 10 the
beginning, containing 81 acres and 90 poles.
Terms Of Sale: Cash as to tha sum Of $780,
the residue st six, twelve and eighteen month";
with interest. evidenced by bonds of the pur-
chsser, secured by dead of trust upon the
premises FRANClS l.. SMITH,
my7-Wts Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

A VOICE FROM FAUQUIER COUNTY, Va
One customer writes thus. After CAREFUL test
for the past two weeks, myself and wife pros
nounoa yolr BEST RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR IS 6ne four IS We have rvtt used. aid
feel confident there ia 10 grade of fur manu-
featured that cX,eli yours. Sod only by
GEO. MCBURNEY & Son,
S. w. Cor. kiog and Washington Sis,
AleXludris Va.
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NOTICE

Kid Button snd Lace Newports Regent Slip
pers, Psris Ties, Open Congress Shoes and San
tas; also great variety of Ladies' House Shoes
and Slippers of every sty lie and quality.
Misses School, Walking and Dress Boots in
variety of new styles also large stock of
Misses Sandals and Slippers.
Chiidreu's Boots. Shoes and Slippers in every
quality, style and price.
Gents Fine Boots and Shoes in all of the new
spring styles.
Gents Pumps and Slippers in all the late
styles.
The above goods are first class, and gusran-
teed to give satisfaction i'll every particular, and
will be sold q: such prices 81 cannot fail to satisfy
sll.
w. B. WADDEY,
ITO KING STREET,
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d. you ache suffer from rhnunrtisn or
mercuria poison s. 8. s. piN cure y0u

The greatest joy OF this season is the moving
of the winters stoye. NJno OF the other loas-
ures of May timl or spring house cleaning can
compare with shls event, which all the family
look forward to with intense expectation, end
which oeyer fails to put all IL tho best OF hu
NOR by haviug them stored away at STAINS
BURY's CENTRAL STOVE HOUSE, you Wl!l 5avo
mucn anooyspc,. and have theul 10 god order
to put up when the cJli wealh:r comes. r,
member the McBurney's building, cor
ner Kisg AMI Washington Sc.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-06-01
Miss t. w estphal,

Keeps on hand large and well
assorted stock of MILLINERY, FANCY
GOODS and zEpHR WOOL, opposite the
Union Hotel, between second and
Third North streets.
NEW ULM, -MINN.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-06-01
CHAPTER VII,

A month had passed since Lady Cum
nor had won the victory that was to
drive her step-son from home, and the
full glory of a lovely summer lay over
the land. Larchton Mere was picture
of beauty, but the heart of the young
heir was heavy within him; he was
leaving all that he loved so much, driven
away by the whim and caprice of q
woman.
The magnificent beeches had been
felled, and Lady Cannon. knew that
she had done wrong when she heard
that there were expressions of regret
at their destruction from the whole
countryside; for the beech avenue at
Larchton Mere had long been one Of
the most admired spots in the county.
The view from the western windows
was now superb; but it had been dear
~ purchased. Her ladyship could not
help admitting that to herself; yet she
would have sacrificed every tree on the
estate to purchase the luxury of driving
Ross from home. Once gone, she
vowed to herself he should never re-
turn; and then she would manage so
that after all her son should have the
estate.
Ross had asked to speak with his faith
er, and had gone to the library to him.
Sir Austen held up his hand when his
son entered.
Oh, Ross, Ross, It is surely not the
beeches againl'' he cried.
mo, father; it is about something
else,' replied Ross. "I think: If you
do not object, that it will be better for
me to leave home. As have said be-
fore, I cannot take up arms against a
woman; nor, when woman is antago-
nistic to me, can retaliate. There are
two courses open to me-to yield to a
whim and caprice for the sake of re-
manning at home, or to retire in order
to preserve my self-respect."
But, Ross, why need you go?''
"My dearest father, 1t is no longer 1
question of why You. see that, to
annoy me, Lady Cumnor would destroy
the whole estate. The beeches are
gone; tomorrow It will be something
else. Honestly, ! could not live this
life. While I was helping you, all was
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

The wondrOus necklace now being
made in Paris for Sarah Bernhardt
is of the fat shape so much worn OF
late years-a mere band worn round
the throat of the kind called collier
de chien. 1t is composed of two rows
of magnificent diamonds about an
inch and quarter apart, between
which wreath of field flowers, in
precious stones, representing the
natural coIors of the rustic blossoms,
seems to flow with the greatest ease
and grace imaginable. The minute
poppies are composed of rubies, the
cornfowers of saPphires, the mari
COLDS oftopaz, and so on, while the
leaves are of emeralds. No two
flowers are alike.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

The most terrible storm ever
known in England passed over it
last week. The snow fell several
feet, telegraph wires were snapped
by its weight, and trains in every di-
rection were snow-bound. The
Thames rose ten feet and an i'm
mense number Of families were driv-
en- from their places Of residence by
the presence of the water. The Par
lament building was inundated and
so surrounded that it was difficult to
get quorum present. A large num-
Der of barges have been sunk and in
one place so lives are said to have
been lost Many vessels were driv-
en- ashore and much damage was
done to them. The wind blew with
the force of a hurricane, the disas-
ters extended over nearly the whole
kingdom, and no one remembers
like such a storm as hav-
Ing occurred there before
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02
DIR. TALNAGE BEREAVEB.
Application from the Story OF
WRESTLING Inenh.

DIR. Talmage's sermon ia the Tab.
ernacle at Brooklyn, on the 18th,
was evidently prompted by the re-
cent death Of his son. Taking for
his text the story Of Jacob wrestling
with the angel by the brook JAbbok,
he said that God let his children get
into terrific struggles. Down thru'
the ages we saw that there was for
Joseph the pit, for Daniel the den,
for Potter the prison, for John Pat
mos, for Christ the cross. IL II
prosperity - said Mr.. TalmAge, "that
kills, and trouble that savos. When
the Israelites were hungering in the
wilderness God sent them = cloud Of
quail that darkened tho sky. They
gorged themselves with quail and
stuffed themselves until they died.
What is the vulture Of trouble that
eats out the life Of the soul2 II is
quail quail Don't fret about your
misfortunos and trials. Don't tight
against God. Since / last stood here
the waves have gone over Us. Have
lOh ADnN "a GAiAn linen YOU uNAeEH
stand the grief If you havo not
lost ono you cannot understand H.
] would not dare to trust myself We
ry far in this allusion. ] only mako
reference 10 il 10 thank you for your
deep, wide and magnificent sympa-
thy First Of all, God helped us
next you. When, last Sabbath af
ternOOn, we were riding 20 Green
wood, ! said j could not understand
the compOsure that / felt, and my
strange peace. II was suggested
that there was q great multitude
praying for US Again thank you,
and God bless you in your persons
and in your homes / gave tbA. son
to God in holy baptism just after his
birth. God has only taken that
which was his own ] stand here
to-day to testify Of the comfort and
grace of God as a strength and q re-
ality. God shall wipe away al tears.
There shall be no moro sorrowing
nor signing, nor shah there b. any
great pain. The day brcaketh."
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

The United States is thoroughly
aroused to the necessity of checking
the evil influence of the whisky
shop. The time is coming when
State Legislatures will not have an
opportunity of throwing out meas
ures for the protection of women
and children of the States. They
are using their power in reckless
manner now, but this, let them un-
derstand, is a Nation, and if we can
not have State laws for the regula-
ton of the accursed liquor traffic,
we can have National laws that will
strike vital blow at the greatest
evil on the face ofthe earth.-CRiea-
go Mess.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

A daring robbery occurred about
ten o'clock on the night of the oath
ult., at Wahoo, Neb., a station on the
Omaha and Republican Valley road
"a branch road of the Union Pa
cifc-about thirty miles from Oma-
ha. A special train from Lincoln
passed there about halfpast nine,
and shortly after two masked men
entered the station house, one arm
ed with two revolvers, which he pre-
sented at the agent with the com
mand, "Throw up your handsl"
After making the agent prisoner,
the robbers compelled him to open
the safe and deliver to them the
funds therein, amounting to 1922.
They then locked him in the build
ing and departed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

That heart where self has found
no place and raised no throne, is
slow to recognize its ugly presence
when it looks upon H.
"Ifyou bad the abilities orall the
great men, pact and present, YOU
could do nothing well, without sin
cerely meaning Il, and setting about
it."
There are days in this life worth
life and worth death. And oh :
what a bright old sun; II IA that, oh :
'tis love, that makes the world 20
round"
Pride is one Of the seven deadly
sins but it cannot be the pride Of n
mother in her children, for that Is a
compound Of two cardinal virtues
faith and hope"
Men who arc thoroughly false
and hollow seldom try 10 hide those
vices from themselves, and yet In the
very act Of avoWing them they lay
claim to the virtue they feign most
70 uebplbe.
"The old, old fashion The fash.
ion that came in with our frst gar
ments, viii last unchanged until our
race has run its course, and tho wide
armament Is rolled up like a scroll.
The old, old fashiOn-death I"
4" 1t always grieves mo 70 oohtem-
plate the initiation of children into
the ways Of life whom they are
scarcely more than infants. Itehecks
their confidence and simplicity--two
Of the best qualities that Heaven
gives thom."
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02
PUBLIC HONESTY.
Will The Tennessee RepubIicaHs
Withstand The Temptations
Which Beset Themf


The temptation 20 less than hon.
orablc course in the matter Of the
United States Senatorship i not the
only one which now besets the Re
publicans Of the Legislature Of Ten.
nessee. They owe their present
strength in the lower branch to the
firm stand they took a. regards the
debt ofthe State. They were the
only candidates before the people
who pledged themselves to vote for
the payment Of the debt in full. The
better class Of Democrats merely
proposed paying II on the basis Of
an agreement which had been nc
cepted by a majority Of tho States
creditors, involving % reduction of
some forty per cent Of the principal
This stand FOR absolute honesty 90.
cured the Republicans the support
Of many Of the best Democrats, who
could not endure the spectacle ofthc
State repudiating any part Of is OBJ.
legations.
But il did not secure them the full
control Of the legislature. and there
are motives which may disinclino
them to pass such laws for the in
crease Of taxation as arc implied iu
their party programme. itisplcas-
anter to get the glory Of posing as
honest men, than the unpopularity
which that position involves when Il
comes TO actual payment Aud it
looks now a. if they, as party, hal
more 10 gain by keeping open tho
issue which now divides the Demo
Gratis, than by closing il by settle.
ment Of Ito States indebtedness.
We hope that the better and vrr.
-hier element of the party will pre-
vail, and that in Tennessee. as else
where, the Republicans will stand
nitcd for absolute honesty in deal
ng with the public indebtsdnetz. ln
he long run, that will prove the
profitable course for the party.