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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Those drummerg who haya paid thcir state
license bitterly complain thai tho law isnot
half enforced. They nay there sro az many
travelling 1nen ia Texas who have not paid as
there are who have, and cite instances where
they have reported them 10 officers and tho olll-
GERS refused TO arrest them, They Insist this
IL positive iujuatice 70 than, and II enc peyg
all ought to be made TO do so. Ihls to right ,
Drummers should remember, however Shat
tho law rewards hcm for reporting deln-
ouents, ant that they owe H. to tlsn selves to
help he officers en'oics II, and that they ought
TO lodge all tho Information they posses with
sheriff. or tb0ir deputies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
Einnmelal AfEAlrn

The demand for monoyls improving ATM
loans are slow upon hrst-clses paper. The
rates OF exchange and OF Interest elc nm
changed
We quote; Exchnugs on all points suyln 4
Ut a to z Slsosunt.
Exchange Oh all points sailing Il premium.
Bank exchange buylng ut par.
Msney is worth !, Ia aud e per o9nt, poi
month.
tiuuo uuiisl ,,.,.."NO cents
ncAACNu uVilAIb' '',''.,t,hO
Mexican qgart9te.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22


at noon today "allthocl u!s which lowered
DER our house" blew away Nd the sun came
out brgbt aud hoau,itui. BY night The streets
had greatly drIoi and eroeiings were good
eaough 10 pass over without difficulty. It
looks As afternoon very ilhe we
are going 70 have o better
chuncs to trsnaEct, business with
comfort snd profit. The,5 ought 10 De q
revival .. eUce, aud WIN be II tho skies keep
clear Letus cn0er up, dlamigs orr bluoa Fo-
fore They become caronic, aad so to wprk.
North TcTaa ~ ali fright. She Is upon cola
basis. Thercls plenty orm9noy on hnad, pro-
visons and employment f0r all, TRADE 10
obliged to bo AeSlthy under these condi-
tioUa.
Therefore The outlook for tho 'prlns and
summon trade We regard as Gratrate. lt Wst
mover moro cheorlu a large amount Of thc
rSyeeus derived from crops arcady sold Is
Btll on hspd. sua there are loto ofcotton, corn
and othor fariu products SIN to come lorwSfd.
we hsye not yetmarseteI 20 per cert. Of our
surplus corn aud hay
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

The papers HAYS not yet ceaasd brSggjra
nb@ut tho business Or 1850 They olts annnuE
other iaGli. thGt the Production Of what wac
about az 900, 600 bushels Ia los0, ggai48t alg,
100000 bushes In 1879, Oar exports OF mer-
chAhdieb for The year ending NOV. So lssO
were Sall ,tj6,giB Sgeinat S7Sl, 1Gl,20i for ths
year euolng Nov, ~, 1870. Our import, dur
ing tne Soma period amounted 90 500, OlB, gUl
IN 1850 asalust SlS, ll6, leo In iS19 The crap
OF cotton fer the ytar ia70-S SO was g. gGI go
bales, sgaiust 5,bH,O00 Tor tbs year lust ire
Wous. our production OF iron was 8, 5000 0
tons IN 1880 Rga'GNt 9,Nl ,SiS tn 1870 We
constructed 72Oj miles Of new reilroadg
against AI2l In 1919. The earnlrga OF rorty-
Isur companies operating Rhgut one
thltd or Tie railway mileago OF tho United
states were gro ter thap thu,c t1t 1872 by $40 e.
BUll0, an increase Cf 20 per cent If ali tho
roads lAted "a well the tQge. gate gain was
more than 100 millions 1uo Hgure0 ludirute
me extraordinary m.gnituda OF last yeat :
hualNea0 operations Tho bta istica utthc ,rsdo,
eomaafras and mnnuiaetur OF tho past show
no aggregates which approach them In size,
me tenArkablo prosperity ofLbe year ls also
SHOWN IN tho comparatively nmSll number Of
iailures AID In the decrease Of tho liabilities
Oft shihwrooked firms. There were Ia 1850
enly AMS failures, agal0st Cos Ia 1879, aud 10
SIS ia 1873, Tho total liabilities wore only
ssSSsS,s'SSs,oSO, against s0g, l4oo@ IN 1870, and
hemore tigni6capt bscause OF tho laise Sd-
dillon which was made last year TO She number
OF hrms engaged Ia business There were As =
WV ahOle hfins IN 1881 thSn 1873,
Ihe Denver Rio Grande railway company
mas ordered lii locomotives Thor cost win
ee semethiuE over 81 ,OOO. 900, spd they are to
be delivered within one yepr. This IS prohs-
by inc largest order Tor locomotives ever
given at emo time.
Tho application for Mexican Central vail
rohu securities amounted to over $40. aOOO00
Mei,e only S5.d5,O )9 were offered to tho
preliminary report has bsca made 60 the
YyshsuS hntsau upon The cotton industry Of tho
Ohltel states, 10 shows that ihare Rre $50 2Qk
,o9m 30, AID lOQ2i l7 RpindloS, conrumlng :
o0s, ~ Oales OF oouon, and employing lsl, 6Sg
bllis innumsrahlo have been introduced luss
sne pteseni congrc,s % change the present
Hhauei n mothods Of THE gsverlmeat. They are
tnfoWh aside ID lass Ga vats ia reached
upon them. u "a the wish ana ina verdict az
.no,couelfY 10 LOT mattcls etspd as they nre--to
let Wen enough elOue.n A COED ohange now
would ps bad one II IL would disturb husinais
nNu unsetle values, IS these are times OF
prospeii v, the leNt commercial legisIetlon
thebe1ter. tt iSa hnd habit with polltloiang.
however, to dicker and tinker with evSry-
thlnR whether II 10 good, bsd or ndliltrsnE,
Estimntes upon the cotton erop OF lSsO-sl
srsauy vary, ihey tun .snywhSre between
o,s00,g 800 and 6,sO0.teO. II viii NOT be a rrest
way from o,s0s,O 900 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Ncrshry,
The following iG an extract from . letter
written 70 tho Garma1 Reiscncd Messenger
Of Chhmbecburgh, Penn:
A BBNEFACrEEsS.
just open sOo door for her, and Mrs. Win.
slow will prSve the Aneticap Florence
Nightingale ST tho Npr,sry. OF this we arc
SO sara, that NO viii tsSch ear "gusy" TO sew,
"a bl'saiHG on Mrs. WiSslew," for hslping
nor to survivs and escape the gripping, col,
icsisg, and tssthiSG aisss. Mrs. WinSlew's
Soothisg Syrup relieves the child from
pain, and eur@ dyaOAiSry and diarrh@A. ID
sefteAs Tao gums, rsaEosa irasnation, cures
wind collie, and sMrisa the infant safely
tSroush ths tsething period. It performs
precisely what It PROCESSES to perform, eyery
part Of it-Rothing less. We have never
,ssn Mrs. Winslow--sRow hsr only through
the preparation Of Aer "Soothing Syrup for
Children Sssthing." If we had ika power
we would make hor, as chs is, physical
saviour TO the iAfantrscc. Sold by all drug.
si'S. Price rs cents bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Sow Isrk, an rail, 81 &c p0f lso pouads
Eraton, E'i tsl, 81 Al perled pouadg
Philadelphia. MI rail, 81 "a Per 1872 paUags.
Baltimore, an rail, 81 So Per lts peDuds.
20 Few 0deaus, an rail- El psr lGg poGs d5
Sc Nriy"st 3u, - % ger bale.
10 Sc. L0ais, "a Is per 3gie.
E1l0c ico iron - louis 70 Dallas, aud from
RM5sa City, $50 per car
following are She rates ftSr al patnta g, Saa
"a ,aU,h st hapaGs city
TO DGllag--Cors azu oats p6r CWt 81 l-3C: re.
tJicHt per cUt, i7e.
10 'W.nEjur--Chin and r6tg 43c flour $50
70 rerf.a--Cos1 and On'a 40. ...
20 Palmer luil, asat core 81 .y.tz. Sc
20 sAu'a-ifyuFt 5ici core &c a.ts -.
Sc 'Grc--tlaur, 80; -1rHa1 ea;s iis.
C&raicaas, NsEiA, g4yCsfheN 4 HaEts, TEFt
S-EjE, Hrs.a1n0, H&rrsaKa sr.a -Slarr4ss
NttH tUd pats, 5ro.
- ls'ysrt-flgur, exc; egrs ard oats zoe.
Ok GHAIg-To New Orleans 4cojs pe 90, ps
=, tyeuis, 4ecto per hus trad,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Cargg- Com'd SIS IT, s2J; Erass do YEAR
". p NGff; CtgcY5. iJDM 0 10 years I'D.
flaH|9i hRrn cows, S'-S5lS.
hoRsrs- Nuataug porirs, SOS "a slS; fgrq
SIC, taa 90 Nlga
N,g.gs,.From it.ocu to sixteen seeas high,
Hoe'--on foot, A)sGla, for Inferior t,primo
Nur7oE su12e--Ihey ars qqetable az o. .laagg
per head
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
Rueara t,,R arrrnn.

susArh.-Ta. quota: Powered lllf; C,uyhd.
81 formulated IL 6tghdsrd A, I0N, Whit
extra $685. extra q no 70 49,; Yellow gas 10 NJ
Go9tHaaa new white eialiGed 1885 yellow o.. /;
choice $50; pIimg IKE, Fair Ike. 'N'
EOLAsSrS--lO Ni&iana choice ,5e. Y,rir,.s Mo
sSir h EpCd i0BiIc wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
HnGies.

When. you wish to buy anything in the
line of millinery, pstronizs reliable house.
Look for us at 70l Elm street. ANYTHING
bought Of us you csn rely on rs being ina
esss and latest. New goods cos,tsntly com.
ng' Mrs. " CHESTNUT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

spplRHELq--Fsrd 92sA, 9ss
Crews, ~ 80 ''s' Ao'
yFNKsrs--Ne quote see IL 81 apiece.
Oeoha-For tsma, l7Hs; villa, Sc apiece.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

ALooaoL--Sl,S 80 10 ~. 20 per gallon.
WnIsEY--Sueet maah, al MAX ~, ..s
mach, Sl.t03a5, acoordlnglsge.
WINEa--C laret, In case, Slh0St; CAtswba
per galloa, allt@s2i Port, per gallon, si ~ Is
W sherry, per gallon, 81 ,2oesSj Nsdelra, Der
@2lh. "'''s
CrANrIoNn--Cssks, Ia basksts, elsaplo
heldsiscs, In basket, SIS; Kruy, IN bsaket. Isl.
sonestlc champagne, vlp@ls.
ALn-stock ale, per dozea, -. lbaSs 50, Po,-
Ter per dozes, saSsa.5a. Va
GerrLs BxHE--St. Louis unarta sic. piuta
sl2 W, nudwiaer, sl9, p!nts SIS 10, '''-''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

BAosN --IonE clear sides sS; ahort s,s,r
So. Breakfast bacon lOho.
Day sAAS--Lopg clear slSes, ~; bhsr, aloN~
HAEs--rlsiN sRxar sarse, lsil
LAsS-TierSs, l0j kslf barrel, lgyk: paus
to ~ pcSaGs, ll9ii 3ps5p1s, nix
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

ENaE--22 30 20 cts per dozen.
EgTrEs--.G cents for ehoioot tbr spf,r0r
country and Texas, 10 TO g.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
HtAcn.

Flsrs--Ory ainI,l2 pounds Rsd upwards llcts;
AIRY hips, free Of grubs, l2h ci grHbB kips nc;
IL asuaged, wet or dry, half prlcc' iecr
cking soc ;thsep sIlgs tr9w 26o. G5oe each
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

wooz-oak, hickory ard ash "a 90 per
card. Sawed stove weed * retailing 81 tie
ratot OF 80 " 81 per sord.
SHARcoAL-sk conta Por barrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

sgoExs-Fron to g5s i4sa, pey sta XXX
s8iscs, 33g II, ya.7F.
EAwES TsLIssS--l~ - AZ, Sc pas sgA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Pe1oHn&-a poupds, IL 7sl rsundo
o. 10.
TeHAc1Sl-.2 pcgnda, @ sos pounds,
Sl75.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Make from s2s to $50 per week selling goods for
E'G. RIDEoUT&co., 10 Barclay Street, New
York. sendfor their Catalogueiand tcrms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
Motice TO Tax.Paveys

I1s \, sii hso snu county al v2lorem taye. An,
49, ~ Ule delinquent on tho al fo, Of
MsIes noX', at which Tins tho o0,c. v,i{ ol
e,vnse nit eloquent lists are mas ont ~ "a, No
pre- required b. law to make final 40, ~, q
MI 'uy Is anu present law requires tEnt
lands can be- advertised ia iHH ro""I T before
, az Yiow or The large amour. of war ~, gre Ie
NCre, "se sEe snort tine allotted ina wbicb 'e
perform tha ssme twin be impssSi,Ic1 &c 70
XII n .ne lae ior payment beyond March, IA "a
torhssva year will sausgIt ib SiT county Ian
~ Ss', ,i et lhe ramo hstaro eypIrotis Wy
inc ime, and thereby say, eost 'ASi'e'lsn OF
ReSp0crally, NJ n 1p Arr,r,,
i@E'Seliector Of Dalesc 1Irp,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
MONEY AND TRADE,
YRsTGaoAi's MNaKEr SITUATION

Cotton Nominal - sENin Irregular
and Bcaree Meats sieady-FiNHr
steady 0eAcrsl Groceries
Steady RGgdes LSWor-Ps'
cnas Efrmer -- N ogoa,
Eacta. Figures, Ete.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
Ra9lns wool Mnr.,nt.


EIno, %; medium, s2is heavy, zoe. Black
'UyrY and dirty, to 10 cents eG.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Ftoigha BatOs 70

FAaaUSa-A innJsrt. l0jS
AEgow gIRs--S2 50 per bundle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

n retiring fren tho above arn. ro,,,.,,
tSs ~ ,Ir ne llbtrnl Patronage 6sstowed m
mSnsysn,so We past, ant hespesk for tho nav
THOMAS WALKER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
A POSITLVE CURE.

Without medicine. ATT,Ay,s s0iUBIE
INDICATED BOUGIES Patented 0et. rs,
1873. Ono boE WV Az
20 VIII cure any case ia four days. OF less.
No VIII cure tie most obstinate csee 10
matter o. how long GtBuding.
ul 'end&lwOOt, ihgt ave certain tu nfp,lure dis
p,pa W destroying the co2tings Of the
frit 81 % Sold by all drusslsts, or mailed
Eor lutther par icularg send for eircplar.
O. BOX l,5sS. j. G, ALLAN Co, IS
John street Nov York
V0lcSi safe and iute cure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Coai and wood.
SoAL-Indisn Nation, $40 20 per ION, do,,v
coKE--to cents per barrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
FOR SALE.

,o nss"hruIhs house, centrally located, do,ny n
sSos business, about thiriy beardsrs, win al
iI~ lor cash, ON account Of 6lckness In fam I.
sSl,o Ahlu'rS Tor particulars at the Herald
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
TO TRADE OR 6EE,g.,

NJ 90 hapd baBEy, extra Tosd.
Five pianos. wy S~s'
Two nss gold watches.
owe kiln SSed, hard brish
VIZ case hne English gRns,
WIN trade any or all ofthA aAovo IN.
produce at ssah prices, "'''N 'o' "0"'Hy
IN nave alss several TRACKS Of gSad lana in
'''i' ana ether esuatiss for lals lew. "a
d l. hsERGs Nsln Street,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
nEeECAE..

EarsrsssS &s'saaSs Gsiie, sae sns.s -,
AID Fiit hSSzE. Ss esEsa, saYye in
coVers, 81 sss. Manhood 10 asn., !, o,rsr
hose, ls cents; Pamphlet. s ceI.s--,o,yro,.
sealed, BY mail. ssnd money or posf,.,s
stamps. DIR WHITTIER, the great gpsciaHss
Wv St Charles Sirsat. S. Louig. No
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20

The origin of the word newspaper
is not, as many suppose, from the fact
of its containing new things; but in
former time 1893 to ls30) it was GUS
tomary to put over the periodical pub
licat'nns of the day the initial letters
Of the compass, n. E. W. S., to show
that the journal had information from
all quarters Of the globe north, east,
west and south. Hence the use of the
word news before all papers of gen.
era! information. t Globe-Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20

A sensational drama has recently
been performed in the chief theatre
of Moscow, the browning situation of
the piece being combat in a rocky
pass between lion and an Arab chief.
The lion scrambles up steep ascent,
and is about to spring from its summit
upon his foe, when the man brings
him down with well-ai,ned shot. The
pert Of the lion has been sustained
most successfully by a trained gym
mast named Alexcivtch until about a
fortnight ago, when that artist sud-
denly fell i'll and the manager was
compelled to intrust his role to an ac-
tive super, who undertook it at few
hours notice When the time arrived
for his debut. he bounded on the stage
with admirable vigor, and scuttled up
the cliff in irreproachable style. But
when the Arab chief discharged his
mpskct, the lion, utterly thrown off his
guard by the report, stood erect on his
hinder paws, crossed himself devu,tlv
and, exclaiming, Heaven help nsl"
hurriedly descended the cliff tail fore
most, amid the jubilant shouts of the
andience.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20

mention, which are comparatively idle
today.
Mining is not unlike other business,
it requires judicial management, al
though there are many failures, it Is
not, at all times, significant of poor
mine Three men may enter into the
mercantile business at the same time,
and on the same footing in every re-
spect, and while one succeeds two Will
fail, and so it is with all our mining
enterprises. Nearly every paying
mine in Boise county at the present
time, has been, at some time during
its history, pronounced failure, while
handled by other men.
Those chronic grumblers do much
toward keeping capital out Of our
camps. Eastern men see such pieces
as / have alluded to, and naturally
enough conclude that they do not
want to invest where the sentiment OF
the people is 80 much against them.
While thsre may be few critics in
Idaho City, the community at large
are ready to render all reasonable as
sistance to capitalists. What we want
is money to go down after the roots of
the golden fsures of Gambrinus Dis
trict.
Speaking Of the Emira company, in
conclusion, | will state that, since
their reign at Banner, they have taken
out about $4,000, $4,000 Of which
has been paid out to residents Of the
county. This amount, small as it may
seem to some, goes long way toward
keeping up we paupers and the bean
poker games.
II is rather reluctantly that under
take to defend the course of this COM
pany, as the majority OF them have
always been exceedingly antagonistic
to me, and while do not entirely APP
prove of all their previous doings, yet
| believe that they are entitled to con-
siderable credit, and | hope tina. here
after the aforesaid correspondent will
be more lenient with men who come
here and invest their money, to labor
under 50 many annoying disadvanta-
GEES. JAS. MONROE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20

A Erie Young man has been turned
out Of Church for dancing. He now
wishes he had gone to a Sunday school
picnic and Rugged and kissed the girls
in the name of Copenhagen, and thus
retained his good standing in the
Church. r l.. sd.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20

The statement is made that sixteen
of the experts on insanity summoned
in the Guiteau case have consulted to-
gether aud agreed that the assassin is
sane and legally responsible for his
crime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-20
PA Z i \

inventors will Advance i,
employing m Experienced 'i ~ Interest /.
licitor 81 s Amar;a :. a. LEHMAN, 'ss
y assal g, D. G., has had s yeaa, patea
cessiui practice, and was far;yr WARS asl Of 3d.
a'n " "a Patents in the pasasy. a. u
~ Z business before the Courts a'e y ofsl
"a ~ !, promptly attended e, ,as
liusen1 upon success. Send for c; I've eoa
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TREASURER'S NOTICE

TINE FOLLOWING WARRANTSv :;
Il be paid out Of the Current Eynqns
Fund on presentation at my office; Z
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
sIIe Gets Drunks...A Sketch fer
Young People.
"Hes the smar,est young man 10 our


"Nes the smartest young man 10 our
class"
"Yes, bu. he gets drunk.
"Oh, but he's so 6ue-looking, 90 no
bic and so talented witbal! His, CON-
position yesterday was the very best in
our division. He writes spl,ndidly!
They say he's writing for a, magazine,
no older than he is, aud not out OF
school yet!--won't he be great msu,
though, some dayv'
mo, / don't think he will.
"Wby mott"
ale gets drunk.
Cob, that's nothing; a good many
smart men get drunk. Every young
man has his wild oats to SOW; and be-
cause fellow gets little boozy once
in a while | wouldn't condemn him for.
ever; quite likely he'll ou,grow il When
be gets older aud sees the folly OF IT.
''Mure likely that will ouIerow him,
aud, as TO his getting a little bcosy, I'm
afraid he was good deal so when the
BOYS found him beside the walk, tho
other night, and lad TO carry him TO
his room, dodging around streetcornets
aud sknlking through by.ways So that
none ot the professors would see him.
| tell you person who drinks at all is
not TO be depended on. The only
young men that have any conhdencs
in are those who let intoxicating liquors
entirely alone -.
"WcIl, dor't care he's good aud
smart, anyhow, and ! like him.
81 don't; he gets drunk!'
So the conversation ran on between
two schOolmales, who were walking
Just ahead of me. Ah, how those
words, "IIe gets drunk kept ringing
in my earl Possessed Of noble man
hood aud a glorious intellect; blessed
with the best and greatest Of Gods
gifts; having the love and APPRECIATION OF
teachers; admired aud looked up TO hy
associates; the pride and hope OF a fond
father, in,er,Wined in the heart and
lite OF a doling mother, united in close
aud tender bonds with brothers aud
sisters; holding in his hand the honor
and good name OF the institution with
which he is connected; OF the society
in which he minglss, and yet-"gets
drunk"
as natural consequence that young
man who drinks will generally blight
the manhood that is within him, change
TO curses the blessings that ale upon
him; bring 10 the dust whatever high
born aspirations, whatever longipgs for
greatness, glory aud Immortality may
be his; put out the brightness of their
future in the darkness Of disappoin,-
ment. pain and sorrow; bring shame
aud reproach upon brothers and sisters;
trample upon the love and confidence
OF his fellows; shut himself ont from all
goodness, purity, usefulness and happi.
ness; blot out the image Of God that IS
stamped upon him, aud drag bin him.
self down lower than the brutrs Aye,
SO surely does he shut himself out from
| heaven as che gets drunk"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-10-22
Editorial Breyifies.

1t is considered altogether probable
that some cabinet nominations will be
sent in by Wednesday or Thursday.
Secretary Window said that he would
not be ia the cabinet lorty-eight hours
longer. Mr.. MacVeagh told the Presi-
dent Tuesday that he most positively
asked to be relieved at The earliest pos.
sible moment.
Bob Burdette says: James g. Fair
is worth S42,O00,0O0 Aud the whole
s42,000,0O0 of it my dear boy, cant
make him as happy az you are with the
dew OF youth in your heart, wien you
hold the hand OF the girl you love, and
walk with her in a path that is only
wide enough for one, with the rustling
branches whispering above your head,
so happy you cannot speak with any.
thing but your eyes.
The Goyrnors OF all the States have
been invited to cooperate in the ereC-
ton of monument to President Gar
field at Lake View Cemetery, Cleye-
land. The fund up to the present date
amounts to 81, ,594.
The Springfield Republican holds
that the higher education OF women
renders them ayerse to matrimony.
Such being the case, ought tina. sort Of
education be tolerated?
A most remarkable part of the treat
ment that President Garfield received
after be was shot, was that by which
bis pastor was excluded from bis room
until after he died. We don't under
stand such treatment, aud it deyolvs on
some one 10 give reason for it. The
President was christian, enjoying su
experimental knowledge of what the
love Of God does for fallen man, and
why his beloved pastor should be ex-
cluded from the dying man is q mys-
terry to the whole people.
Iowa has developed a new weather
prophet named Couch lie thinks be
can proph. all around Yennor, whom
be regards as a clean cot fraud whom il
would be base fsttery TO eau last GEN.
tury's almanac. This new candidate
for public cussing says that October
will give fine autumn weather generally
with two marked exceptions: From the
9Th to 18th and 23d to 25th there will
he severe winds snd rains, followed BY
snow.
BY reason Of the drou,b, during the
past summer, the Chesapeake asd Ohio
Canal Companys capacity for carrying
freight was greatly reduced. The loss
is estimated ct 10000 tons Of oosl ~
compared With the sarns time last year.
Tie wild geese have begun to fy
southwark, which means thar they be-
gin to feel the need Of their Winter
faDnels. 80 =
An obituary potice ofa Morrlstown,
N. j., restaurant keeper concludes, HHs
always made an bopest oyster stev.
Wlst better thing eocid be said Of apy
Ian than hat