davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-10

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In.'fi .','.,s ttt"r ~ ,,+ir'. ~ ry, I,.rr .I,j.ct
,"t tnr snn'd ~ Il K, -; sn- Hi H.. nnn ri,k
caIs"-Ss ssita;'ti'rr G"ni t -s.uri1y ihsr'. rns
at"n. Ts, ~, nints ... rntf tr In mi nyrr ~.
lnrfea for thu inst hHv Ut thu wenx but hcsFIy nil
tUE nna nt nrettY fu'1 tsEcc'. No EsFo 'ho !o""ns
qG"TATtoNs ~
Extra Hceves-Stears wc!RlHR l.fU lbs and
MI{N ...,,., .fSt0ac.W
f.}.i.leo He8Ecx-FInr. fat, and Ng3I4IDfHYetl
stebe. wslKhlsH ltsA3 10 ~ HaGE
t;0nI Hre*E.- " 1l4tnsteHe4E htGrrs, weigh
ing f+1nfn ~ nits...,.n...:..... ht095'l
Liz i,ii 20 tgi1 AU0A.hm
. ees y, & isoa ~ hnt.n "a. ., iss
s,s" in!', - GMa 'oF wy F""a"''' .t,t n
H " .s' H s"~s''
et.f ~ 3t IL '"'''" EA'ct "e's"'"t -" ..a1 :.
~ I"s' -, ~ 's''"
,1s nu a'an "t''etst eas%h' nl49 =,
,.ss' ,tr.s ~. ,. Ls
vrnjs-trr fiji ,,,.,, In tGsa
IltH}a- -st'tt our ltrt HeHhIY tGvtpw THIS fnAtkft
ma desalnHtI! .t!"isn 'i"nwHrtt EtlenGT: w n1
tilh tln<'m TMnttinv si'"fn hMh as"n thtsstnesnfy
t..rn VI artrity =" rr.'s sl,uwlna ~ rMslarfna.,,
1h:ll'ts. hut nbe" tliun Tie mtket iias nnrkH1
GDhh~nfls luitn fhFftty+ rE!hi ina ~ tltn emu y
!i,s week n tstinetntt ~ TnshGs q! -ta:I us
Mtakhe:s hfot IN ltft 1Fnt Inn nfstif nliFh .nn IL
nntmtr tr tsa,,t ~ t" x"ry mi rt:us in liz, ,,fn.
vrit'I tlarts t,nlv ul,,ns i;, f i<a iin,, 'i,r,.
tesrnt, ~ thu ht,,,y wis ;snn in III. u.trru
..'niH Hills lntnu earty in sle tIny II III III from
H. VIZ ~ " f.a i'll ~ Iii: III ";n s ~. n": iff
in ttn pels. vn,rs nr,, il i rrtni rxttnt n,lninn
nts lu@ u f,'r !i4it a'.d ts'"'~f1 Tor ttensf. sks
, 1881-10-10
BUS1..N ESS.
Review OF Finances In Chicago
Last Week.
Tho Produce Markets Active aud Worry
Muoh Observation-Disclosures Season
Of Hoaviness
flul afost Of Tho Decline Was Subsequently Rc.
fostttd, md Corn Closed Higher,
FINANCIAL.

Tt1urc wns an increase lit tho cnnHtfy tletnanl
for polh Inst werk. II wns actve from all ltlnr.
ters and fur nll purposes. Nav yUsk cxohango
su,,,Ritit weak At shipping rates -slc&0 si.N por
$i,ND 4,iac0unt. ftA,is wore netiv9 Mt fu'l rates
-Gys per cent. business nnd manufacturing
were rover hotter thhtL now. aud tho httikh huyo
cynry prospect of several ycars Ut pr,.tAhiu
cntp.oymcnt of tlieIr funds. CcnrEngs wcrc
worry hcnvy on nccount Ut tue fl"nrl at
l'radc settlements. an1 reached ts!,.'O,tus ior
tim week, ngnInst sl,is.ri7 for thu eorrcsput,tl-
Ing week Of last ycar. transactions III Now
lnrk Stock t:xEhanxu sceurittcs md Ioc,l sccli:
rlttcs wcrp light Tho laruest lnun ,ipu In r,.tl.
roa,l burls wAs illo ArGs,asv ut $50 200 Chicago.
burlington &Qutnrr n ut ttl.iM'..
ch!cl8n E,nk ciUarlnRs fur the week aro re-
roFtcd M foows By Manager ". y. Amith. Of
th9,ChfcuR0 Clearing fInus u:
, 1881-10-10

NEW ynnK. 0ct, k-Eliu p1uuFs demand for sslaat-
tnHx Ard drs I. actlyp, md nx0nas AIa Gettl,lH hl
vnbccd prices, tut.nn Eun'Is irlh. unu IsppetnlI
drills nl,in ndsnnrta by aHritts Psinik tn 1!gt ID
nl4lI IH,tiIu t!HA lmlHt* advanced u ten tet+.
Spring t1lsHinurH aud wurxted eunttKs lnrHUly hod
htlentl III lculIIlIK nsMkpA. -
, 1881-10-10

HE$&< f.fs

lSnIASATttLi*, uct. ct.E.-tslAiS-Nhfa nrmi SLASG
l.4G. Torn t1Iut t;tdts.c. t'nls Gttol.si IfAi7c+
, 1881-10-10

ltTr&nrH', in. trt. H,-rErIbt.EtM-Qulnt
United ssrtlcaEHh wunk, eaututi ut y]ae; renMsd -
+s7sis. lll4Iah.'iphIa delivery.
TlTrsttikE. H.. tIrt. K.-,.Erut.Et al
:t:.u, hix1ssl. ~ NJ l.. *1.s ntss t.ri, esui ship
, 1881-10-10
WESTERN PATIENTS,


WESTERN PATENTS.
List Of r'atcns. Ixn,,ci to Nortl,wextcrs.
Inventors.
Special Dispatch IN Tie Lht.aga Tribune.
WAsHtSGToS, u. T.. Opt, IA. II. EyAts & To.
furnish fflo fofftwfnX rell0rL for tho paet week
ihtaSnIk.
l. Ghnrloswoss. Chicago, st,Ioke'cnnsuner for iaeo-
II; Curtis, Chicago. knot.4yIns deyra for era'n
I:j. Friend, Nespu,s. l.e Aiya. !.
G,;.iit Fl ttc;:, s;!ntsax'. ax ..,,.,....,,, sioys.
!'"ss !:sea HS,ssso t''s '!SHss .ss's IT, drill
ss!,"r S GsaS Wssfsttns Stsnsbnc.
AZ Wicka5 ana H. i. .'e1rt, Quincy, tay sna cotton
a. Williams. a!usmc. Understanding 'naus,!ur.
wlkcDNstH.
AiERiI''. iiacn", ca'd .t'oard f'tcnuE Tor waa-
N Krosc,. stantowoc. Indicator md reg.
-; ! iAale5. MIlwauxao. combined wa9oa-standurd
e. lle!aeI, prairn tu chirt. stcnn,-bot1ar uleanos
MICHIGAN.
lS.ic, ct nv nT fsG sa'sSss sTET f61 :e,nx
liprrlnstoa uaa Il. W. Irish. arpna l.uaxa car.
S:; sfitss sas ;"S!sss s;t Ann Ar.e; ae.ss Tor
s f%S"ts %"Ss p%sss,e; sss e,;, 9;as' ,."ass shec
INDIANA.
11"Ni 14si,. intli,naM'l!s. Mnl.y, m!ll.
.., !. G"!s., withstand, au'ehanls1 for operating Il
IL y. Freaarics ,uIiassiSl,s. press ipr prap cut
&lS.is;is; !"s!?sss'!;i !.ss!s ssa%i?i sssssf".
aSs'"t II s
MI SNysS;;,Y; NSS,SS, ;.pSd ssy;s Sss 1s
fAxf&
, 1881-10-10


Corresponding Week fIAt YeNr..... Altas !.1tS,sRb
Mr.. Vanderbilt is tlnr, Il, tho npinfnn Of the
Public. 1t aayA It Is nsua1ly safe to boi1evc TINT
Mr. Vanderbilt uucs nut tell tho trttth md his
professions NJ zeal ior tho wclfnrc OF Nuw York
nrr sl,pre,mely absurd. II Ills attempt to get
tho rniIrpnt!s ttaucti under tho rnnrKc Of the
Govcrnment, sir. .tcre l!tnck hus onn tnt,st
POWERFUL asslstunt III Mt. vnYlerl,!ls, whuse
Su,ttuct would G0 far ~ ree0iute men to almost
nny intoEferencc the tioeornnont.
Earnings: Louisville & Nashville, fourth
week III September, $y:U, '0o. a,l incrcase Ut
s3+N. md ir'm .iulyl to Sapt. III, 3.S9d,S Hi, nj
tl,rrcasr OF $lHi.12E'. Iule.lo, l,nlphos Il ftur-
lngtolt, t1ltsl wcrk tn September. *14,xe} MI in
grrHse of $7,4tt.. Nashville & Chattanooga CIR
ninga for tho month If September show Ill In
GROUSE or s4,NN. Fhrill1!Ks af tho ST. Louis. Iron
Motntatn & snuthert, fourth week In septcnl-
Isr, stl,t9s:l; i,lcreaso. $1,arkli; for tho
moD.h Of saptotnbGr, $l21,iK; l.,crcaao,
$1a.ls1G0. fn'tianAI,nta. tscratnr & Springfield
ltMtlwny earnings. -Ecptrmt4r. $5:.d*i}s: In
crease. I,Nt,l ,lNt,
, 1881-10-10

OawrGn. n, T.. Oct. t.s-~t;NAlS--Whcat quleI Corn
dAtfs WttIesn tli1ud, lie.
, 1881-10-10
PHILADELPHIA.

tHtLAnEtrntA. Fa.. Uct A-fLUEn-Ftrm; West
prn estra-.t MINNESOTA Gxtrn4. .c.ennt9. do
hirniph. t...i thin faulty. el,ott s6uD; t,h!t, now
pFocHss, Ft.t': winter natcntA, ea5}tat; Mnhrsuta
pa,ent prttss', kJ.HG,n.E,. itys inir unchanged.
tjMAtS-'Vheas !4t4c 1nwsrs NJ. rott. nct"bcf.
tLEalElt; Nnv"t,thet. ti.JEf"ti .ilIS l,ntNInhcr.
Il 1t:< turn uit slt! mtxgI ntft tertt.
Nst.ss: .iean,sr M H.! .ts; III! is Cd !,
dull. M. white, alheslAe; rBrJ ehoce. b2}fu M.
wlte. bft:aP4r: mlxeh. TIC.
!strTEH--Sctiy*. ttrn,. unchanged.
ltsitik- Firm; !h4Is.
itIfEEsE--FIu!: HflcluHve,.
EErtttII, IT --St,lnlftn4ly unchanged.
Wtti%Kf-stt.HtiY. nnrklhngEd
HErfIiys-flns. !.1tU htl.s w1ent. 100 hui corn,
Jila hu: tiHts. l4ffu Tn.
EHtfMENIs-E1fn, b.Ut1 TN.
, 1881-10-10

GALyENrnS, tlct. A-cnTTuN--Ql1et, miadlInR tie;
!uw nlll.nH, lfe, snul ordinary, IU}fc nut rraoIntx
ltt nnlrsf expNr,x 10 tirtni lFttalu latai uonst-
wIsc. 'aMi tasn, Nv. hiuck. haIa
NEW uHl.lsAS4. ues. 6.--INTrOS-Nnrknt easlurs
nliddg, tlsi Inv a Ac; Enud u!slItary, iG&u; het
receipts, s g1Dss. aaui *uts AtaIJ: stock, ls5thi.
, 1881-10-10
I fEs.FF HhHN{- T.. + n SN:Tf
rib, s''s'. s't'trs' e'F"r'
1.nDse, pnrt xaitet,. tatj l'.Ei tn.M fMS.
ntt. !tixGJ. J.......,..| Hii ! IN III th0t
DCtttlE!r, H.kl | t.Rt H.Et AM

shurs Ribs et,s.l nj t.''.afsa:si tor uenIcr and
ty2i.st,:Iat fur AnyaHltnr tt,t's rrnrs a',!rh ~
bnsrd; i,s.uru, tss iiis.i. swsr; .pisk,ea hnts
uMlei ~ IT l:se tir !sss aycfag.,s; sreen aus.
kattt arcrnsi' ~ j*fHsat.
tincnM VMrl it ht,..r TOR shoulders. ltesl!sc fur
+llor r,s t"!Esu tur koEt cIcars. ltsl+o fr npls,
HEEf--ty,s qusst ii e., 7ai.e lo, for n,cst sl0ut4
I0U fur extra Iiess, MIId tasJNelH01 inr huns.
, 1881-10-10
n1,EADsrt1rFs AND st:E1,s,

HHEA0CTUFFS IN II SJ1El33s
FiAlE1s-Wn* lu1 nnu nun.natly weak. uvtrp 10
lhc dep1ine IN rrhcnt. suY.y~ hcl ut. snles wcru
rrurtsl If aM iris winters partly Mt $;ii Iii brls
ht'd 1gU sacks trrlnss nj t'ah+s; aud ~ lnEs low
anutrh nj $;.ukA.:ns klppinE tIr!rvr t.7;es~0
tha su"-nrade npsDa*, ft.Sa GU. ltSe s'lr II about
sJ.l1lyG@'.
t}rliEn MILLxTnrys-wcrc moderately ncttyp md
ea.rr anps wern u cars brnn Mt $5.At l1.:ji ear
,nlAdnRs Mt t1s@; car to nj 3ls: al1d cur wheat
screenings ut &1a.OI per ton.
HF1ttSu NllEAT-HaR artIvu n.l tr5rntnry luwrr.
Thu market tIce1lnoa u te :se ,vanc..A H.; g. nm.
crsod II Ett'sw lr le:t lr!cCs IT Flay rho iIrIt-
ls sno[hsts w"!c 9a"ts1 ri ,Sr a. lnwcr Srw saEs
,a E E;t pS,tS WITH t "pS ,r. s W., ' VI,
II Nhcas osrcs!ailt u ,'s sasri, ,:as # IL
ss @ "S ' $'ss ':
@ S III brs III %sf!s. s s sss & s.* q t. Ts i. s
is 5 i, 'sr .ra {. Il % s It, M e I "r ss tt ~
ss Fs.: fS:es ; si: 'S'sy 'Sy"aiy II H:' I; : r S MI
,l:st. 6l. viii psiss nsa';, mf isl".1ei; sVot
s!es NJ MFg VI : 'ss4 ! a Il :s as: y ~ s,; It s Ii Il 'Fs
;; sssssj & :! iii i: s. :. i ;'f!S ; % f '3 3pi; s
';,9s, t'S'Si Ss ,a,,s i
ESH aSe sS@. a aS ''s
;. "A t;s$Ss r;SS' "'r, n.y. q: g.
;:; ;$s; S($;;$;s: i: ;;;:::: I$ ::t y: |
WINTER MIii.Ar--Wms rncttyu Oh, ninru iutr. hut
tltNtEy 1nsypr, nj Il III lid far NJ. . t1. hit
fur and tlti It'll fnr rejected. fhe. WCrp car
Z %3DHH"Wns nst1xp WI ard rrsssi,riy Wink, rty uur.
riSa " II" tfesH ~ sav 1sss rsr "a a,srtas nts rS 1s
tnltms wtr, ttI,lInr tiit sS!ltI Sit,tr urssSt 1f
i1vIt,x mt siIcss Di III iil:hur Irnltt ratrs ye
itnlfrf .t.asre,i ut tlls .uttu at s:,n,, Erusv ;-
!" Is as cs.ea i" "'a. @ Twa i" rses fm j. h;ss @
4 Gut,I i;luiy 't,ttt,rs VIII, s,,Ih n,t m liz;
iirrnI Ihrir i,nt,titlr leinu rxhntistSH nnn iii
GEGurH WIN undprstnt1h IL lr ullop,l.
, ,.ir w1 HI, s .Srt t,'s
Viii Nni Xiii -. - III III it'll rr .inyI y ,,r' X i.
,,ssitI,., ;Mt 1n IL .sy, s1js ~ III. ;v. ,s.1
f,itsbnl ,tsrx x"sE s,.. wi r. stt,,sS ,'s, 4, .
inr trt,, tE," ,rt, III. il, fst !,mn,,
s,hv ~ :it, 9r ~ fr.s. rSi"s @ ~ ~. r,,I NJ. ~
H M n, ~ !, ~, III III * =, az ~ wi.iin @
hx san'p'9 q t3!tsse IN tHtek an1 ~ tart q. a
Ill s.1ur S,.ynm.,.r ink o'tt th,, ""' n.,t "'ns n
iii, trutVt It s Gtrly Mt Istlt thr nj III Gfc d".
thMna y m.ir MtisaAren y N!s' niM csose " iths
hrhHs T1i!ot uGtOnr nnH! Ghs} ~ b5l4@hl Htc!iHai
G ~ MN s'nsHM ~ tt,aH nHi. ~
t"oo HH's"e @'c FaHAe !oF 1H1 unF' ,,.. ,,..I
: -, yro., II. tLtfM v,t"s,t, tn.MM ~ t'9aer XII
bia,t a....,...,..,,.,..t#{ TH.Mtiia;; ~ HW
s"iS: s,,: Soxs!.,ar' r'"...."....M G!;ssntS G!!}s
, 1881-10-10
isf TEI1:GllAlsIT.

SEN y{lftK.
NEW York, Urt H.-GnverrinNnts wcre flttn
nntl II higher for ftis mi II Registered.
Mouar stt, closlnK ut .u1} !'rirne mercantile
,nuir ;!lttn!a.
Sterling exchange bahkors bills atgady nj
iiSJi.
Sterling exchange. demand. 4saa;.
, 1881-10-10

Snyrnnr Hf.4tt&;tfe I,crcn,hrr. mft51sic May. Wve
1nwer; tlih'i hd. farley unchanged.
l.EAh unict nj ~ Il.
1{r1TFIt . -tnEhanHGd.
fstita-- ihrhHnHni
W1lIkKf--4fHAiy ht 1.M ., ..-... .
t'Hrf I-inNs i,i1i mad i,wer tn ae1i all aronnds
slniy small tratln At tftrrn1K trces.
HE'Effrfs -f.tHr. hHH trlst whenf. !!tn hui enrn,
st"ursTs1 mn" Fi"up. p' a iii Ts: whuns. iS it,;
corn. 0J In; nnts 0U bu, fyo. nonp; barley, mono.
, 1881-10-10

HOG pNGUECrS-sHorD innrn active thnn tho 10.
EGi,t nverrpr. md very Mlnch nfetett. rho Ennrket
wns vbry weak Ut! tunHrdh n,'rtA and then tdnctGh.
nxctt hthrt rha ~ctt renaIhr tlafcnitio we'll dur"
luz tH wjl!b nf the Esslnn tfts,Eh relatively low 1T
Nr'e.. tvtrtUn repnrtH! decline If III IN lntlt aid
meats. nt,L Tho Iorai ing tunrktt was 1 ut 1uHos
~hilO the tirs IN Hrnlr uLtnrSertctt dspeess.
inu effect. 1t wn1 surpassed TINT plntnncpt FUCKERS
Met0 Entl t the Einnre II up pftcs.s ,ipmnwhrl hut
tfinre wiz raiIra1 wrakhrts Whunt ttInIr nierycn-
tio, "sEccatiy fyr M st;t t"s nea9 eiissry hp .;;
ss ::ss* Z! 'as ' I" ] IA Il "
4i$ saa s:! !!ss:s!s.,y !tl:S !as'st s Ets:%i
f'sF s :sfi Ssfs ,.:If!fS .Isr i! III if;
i: ;;s; " T Il; a: s; ;$; 81;
se, ';;:s s s".s Ss";E ;s S':*
:$sii:::::':::' $"ssasr: 49,: ss s s';,ns,s:i s
Fs"ay "; ; irSt ',: III; fih s
i4H2i 2i'ss!asdi a,s, ;s,e per ID ". rra:tc. md
:; Y: :; 4,
II! i ;asss :ssf : 4; !;
sssas ssiy sHd 5 d. .s! =; iu :,f It h'st:!s{
@ I i 'o rs, s:a,ps G , u" i;sal ;qn !Tsss. s
TINS:
ID: i;;; ';: b: '|;!;:| H:;!: i
}$ss$st ;: |};: $}s '5!!;: 5|sS Fl: }:{;''
%1$y::.iWi:s;5s 'rsintyety VIII; 's;n!ns :!'ss;c
~ r ~ Fl 1 s ~ ,rf'S rt,y ss!4 s ws9, w r.;a ;a I'll Il
;s: Z !; 81 :; II: "a 4 i; \; f. / @
i:' ;ii:' si1::. ~: F. ;,ta; i : ,i;s;;: Sa:S
,"o;s 's, ';, ss;t .a'tta: s 'SS; 'S% 'S% ,S5!
, 1881-10-10
LIVE S'l'flC!t.

In to Status Ut llllnals. lH4iana, 3isaur KunuAs,
Hnl Hubraskn tho stata AudtlorA' rupart4 slluw MI
tnerrAte or !acruaso In llu nMIbur Ut eattlu utid
hops NJ compared viii Inst ytnr NJ tuiIUws;
, 1881-10-10

ts'ttcsa bus restored! to aobrto&y and health
@s'leet wrecks fruni iutcmporHuce.
, 1881-10-10

.Ht1NT11S,
lsns1nS. sinna.. tlct. k.-Fl.uEE-Fir.n; moderate
ittuatit, 1,a"hi sHrns ~eAt. kti6AaH. patent wins
ter wiscnt. f<:tEtHtAI.
t:NAts-tnrn Yurts mtscf', ska~!c: stcntncf, iks
*. tMt> +tt;lhy 40. WEd nxttu while, GieHk, Nh
whttc. :t Nj. 'nxed Mnu :U. white, HsA3ic it{c
Atraiyi tltt
fnHk-~strnHs.
EfTrtH~ 1'itiI.
t'HLI:+E--Firsit,
EHH4-t'frHl. .. a.......s
1iIt.ts--t'rpf Wnstesn 1.nTnlo. H*Sairt. ..
TALttt" Unsettled; stocks nrcilsnuhtnE; fcr.
tfrrptI. >'it$.". '... ..'. IT,. = .
HEii,!S-: :lnur. :,EH brl- 1.&l sacksf corn, 5000
bH. w3tHt. Iatt)t lnt. trat., i.aubu.
sH1rML* Sa-fiuuF, G!A br!s
, 1881-10-10

There WIS nut!ifpE The Hurket Saturday. Tha
thlk it,.Er. !nueHtn* frmrr frtlEliu Afl tu
Eu,nsu1 !mlrc.."n prevail. tint beter prices vii
rnlb su,1,I. VA u,tttn.
, 1881-10-10

h-t,n SATURDAY nIsi.t 4, l:llulHn only.
e-.un Saturday ntRtlt rus1s tu Peoria Unls.
:. Wabash. VI. lAnn3a q Fnelnc Railway.
UHan j1epot stnto and TWniftt.sfs. .A!I Hlatu.at.
ruA to Tt,e jcpnt. h,u tYantrur,.ny cara pass
vii hin hnG t,ek Ticket t.tfcrH. u Buuth Elark-st
l'ati1ur fInusn, nnd t1ranti Pacific }futul.
, 1881-10-10

lIitS-Wurt tiralY III lA'n fur Youni nuw.
i0uttrHY AMI HhME-rnta chtcken.. Mr0 IN
i,sly MI d !tyn wesnt T"s a!1rts slSi l"r 'nz
tlnk. MnlIur,is rn " .t,aN rtr toxs GIll. tl.s1g
g..As aIHnll tNcka, II: yrns,n, hae liz lH.r ID.
TA1.I4UN-la dnli Mnd 4r,1plnR at aa for riIy md
III, fnr No, country rp,,lirtrL, wsh Nt tuu.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-10

is one book in q large seuse. A student
in college who is thinking of becoming a
lawyer could not do himself better SER
vice than to memoriZe Broom's Legal
MaXims. 1t is q delightful attraction and
contains the very essence of the law.
The time will never come when they will
cease to be authority. And often appli-
cation of a maxim will overturn paus-
able speech Of an hour better than an
hours speaking could do. j. A. +.
Democratic messenger., 1881-03-19
The Dead Czar.

Nibilism has finally succeeded in
one of its objects. Through the death
Of the Gar terrible blow is given to
the religion of the Empire. The Gar
is the head of the Greek Church, and
the assassination of the Emperor, in
that church would be viewed as the
murder of the Pope would by the
Catholic world. The blow is not aim
ed so much at the man as what he re
presents. Nihilism in this country
would be termed Atheism. Nihillsm
denies the existence of God, and aims
at the obstruction of the power and in
fuence of all religion, and through de-
struction of the faith in a Supreme
Being, the destruction OF the power and
influence Of an oath, as by the effect
Of the oath npon the mind of the faith
full, is the whole Empire held together.
Ministers of State, and counselors.
armies and nayies are all sworn to
obedience, and are thus held to main
tain the great fabric which directs and
governs. 1t is the oath of Office that
holds the most powerful leader of ar
mics as it holds his weakest lieutenant
also to do the bidding Of the head oi
the Government, or in Russia the
Gear. Therefore, the blow given by
the fanatics of Nihilism in. Russia on
Sunday is blow at the existence ol
Deity, since the Gar is held to be the
head Of all Godliness in the Greek
Church. The assassination Of the En-.
peror Alexander on Sunday will be re.
gretted by all Christians, as desperate
act of Atheism, Infdelity and wicked
ness to crush out Godliness and morali.
ty. 1t is not necessary to exalt the
character of the dead Gar, although
his reign has shown HIM to be the
most liberal of all the Russian Emper
ors of note. All Autocratic govern
ment is obnoxious to the American
mind but it follows nevertheless that
despotism regulated by national Law
and Christian faith is better than chaos
Had Alexander been a worse man than
he was Nihilism might not have made
his destruction the ideal of wicked
triumph and the greatest step toward
the success Of the most abhorrent o.
all doctrines.
Democratic messenger., 1881-03-19
POCoMoKE CITY JOTTINGs.
FROM OUR RocoaoKE CITY EXCHANGES.

FROM OUR PocoMoKE CITY EXCHANGES.
Ulysses Schoolfield has returned
from short visit to the Monumental
City.
Mr.. Julius Long presides over
the steaming department Of the new
oyster house.
--Thos. Williams, of whose illness
we spoke last week, is said to be inn
proving, and it is hoped that he will
shortly recover from his severe illness.
Miss Mollie Lloyd, who has been
on an extended visit to relatives and
friends in Baltimore, returned home
last Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Wilmington is building
couple Of seine boats for Capt. Crock
EFT, of Tangler Island, to be used in
catching alewives for the fish factory
on that island.
The Improved Order Heptasophs
held their second meeting on last Tues
day evening, and are now in working
order, Several have presented their
names for initiation. This order is
young, but promises to be success.
And now we have a packing es-
tablishment which redeenis its checks
in cash. 1t should be big advantage
to our laboring people, but We can
see men and boys on our corners
who had rather loaf than have the
honor of working for an honest living
The establishment has been running
nearly week, and has not been able
to can its full capacity on account of
not having enough shuckers. We hope
that our working people are not too
proud to work in an oyster house, and
thereby obtain an honest living
Democratic messenger., 1881-03-19
A Woman,s wit.

A Woman's sdvice is generally worth
having; 90. il you are 10 sny trouble,
tell yQpr mother or your wife or your
sister ell about it. Be assured that light
will fash upon your darkness Women
are too cemuonIy judged vsrdsnt in all
bqt purely womanish affairs. No philo-
sophicel students of the sex thus Judge
them. Their intuitions or insights are
the moet subtle, aud if they cannot see
cat 10 the meal there is no cat there.
| advise man to keep none OF bis af-
fairs from bis wife. Many home has
been saved and many fortune retrieved
by Q mans full confidence 10 his wife.
Woman Is far more . seer and prophet
thsO man. il she be given . fair Oh ance.
AZ a general rule, t6e wives coulids .he
miDutess Of their plans and thoughts to
their husbepds. Why not resiprocass.
il but fer the pleasure Of meeting con.
idence with con6dence ! The men that
succeed best 10 life are those Who make
con6dants Of sheir Wives.--Indspep-
dent.
Democratic messenger., 1881-03-19

HARPER's MAGAZINE for April, besides be-
ing a very beautiful Number, offers its read
ers an unusual variety of entertaining read
ing matter.
The Number opens with descriptive ar
ticle, by W. H. RideiAg, on ''The Green
Mountains 10 Sugar-time," with character
istic Illustrations by McCutc tcheon. Arthur
Gilman, the architect, contri butes beautiful.
and instructive illustr sted article on Sails
curry Cathedral. ''India Education at
Hampton and Carlisle" is the subject Of o
very interesting paper by Helen ". Ludlow,
illustrations. "Italian Life in New York I"
by Charlotte Ada ms. furnished Mr.. Rogers
| with number Of picturesque subject for bis
pencil. Alexander f. Oakey's paper on
"Art Embroidery" is fnll of valuable sug.
gestions on a subject of general interest, and
is illustrated with some excellent designs .
Ernest IngersOll contributes an article on
milwaukee illustrated with seventeen beau.
titul engravings, s. H. ii. Byers, United
States Consul at Zurich, in "My Farm in
Switzerland" (illustrated), conveys some
very useful hints to our fatmers as to the
| economy Of agriculture,
The two serial novels--"Anus, by Con-
stance FeniMore Woolson, and IA Laodi-
SS~n oAo SOuuuueub tue iOIueE lAIuSNhtSu
by Reinhart, and the latter by DrMaurier
Sherwood Bonner contributes q strong story
1.-TWO Storms" w. H, Beard, nnder the
title OF IAN Artists "Reminiscences, tells a
touching srOry Of bis boy .hood, which he al
SO ilustra ties with charming picture.
Another side OF life insurance, cont "a sting
with that given in an article on the subject
in the January Harper, is presented by the
Rev. Stephen II. Tying, Jr. POultncy Bige-
low, under the title Of young Man, Go
West" describes the Close colony in Iowa,
and shows what results are possible for
farming and stock raisi ng in that section.
lighter paper, of q humorous character,
entitled 'Darwinian Diversions" is con-
tributed by F. II. Under wood.
!. 7. Trowbridge, in his poem, 1.-THE In
dian Camp" presents stricking picture of
the American Indian of today. Other poems
are contribu ted by Walt Whitman, Paul H.
Hayne, and William Gibs on.
The Editorial Depa rime nis are filed with
timely, instr tructive, and entertaining matt er.
Democratic messenger., 1881-03-19
written for the Messenger.]
FOR the Rest that Bides with You.
BY AMANDA.

IL the sunlight just as golden,
Ia the dear sky just as blue,
As il was in seasons olden
When its splendor gladdened you Z
Are the birds such happy singers.
Are the flowers 80 sweet and fair,
Are the winds such patient bringers
OF incense-laden air 2
Are the days so swim in flying,
Are the nights so slow to stay,
So sweet, with dreams outlying
The sweetness Of the day1
Is the world oae half so tender.
Is Its great heart halt SO true,
Since love claimed life Q surrender
And its sweetness died With your
have sought TO hold life's sweetness
In my spirit for your sake,
But the old dreams non n-completeness
Keeps the old pain wide awake,
And the sunlights golden glory
Is veil Of faded sheen,
And the flowers, q mosaic story
With a funeral dirge between.
And the birds are plaintive singers
Though their plumage's just as gay,
And the winds are wistful bringers
OF O music far-away-
All the world is dark and dreary
Though it seems so grand and true
And fold my hands iull weary
For the rest that bides with you
Democratic messenger., 1881-03-19

We're there no night, we could NOT read the
stara;
The heavens. would turn. into,a binding
glare;
Freedom ip best seen, through the prison
bars,
And rough seas make the haven passing
fair.
We cannot measure Joys bnt by their loss
When blessings fade away we see:th then !;
Our richest clusters grow around the cross,
And in the nighttime angels sing to. men.
The seed must first lie buried deep in
earth,
Before the lilly opens to the sky.
So light is sown," and gladnesa has Its
birth,
In the dark deep where we can only cry.
ellie out of death" is heavens unvritten
law
Nay, it is written IN myriad forms;
The victor's palm growa on the fields Of
war,
And strength and beauty are the fruit Of
storms.
Come, then, my soul, be brave and besr,
Thy life is bruised that it may be more
sweet
The cross viii soon be left, the crown veil
wear
Nay, We will cast it at our Ssvior's feet.
And up among the g!ories never told,
Sweeter than music of the marriage bell,
Our hands will strike the vibrant harps of
gold
To the glad song, ''He doeth ali things
well.''
Democratic messenger., 1881-03-19
Notice to Taxpayers.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
to all persons who are indebted to him
as Collector Of State and County Taxes
for the years 1873 and 1879, that un-
less such taxes are paid at once he shall
proceed to levy upon and sell all prop
critics upon which said taxes are not
paid. LEVIN ]. HOUSTON,
Feb. S-'SI. Collector.
Democratic messenger., 1881-03-19
PRESIDENT Garfield, in 1868, ma

PRESIDENT Garfield, in 1868, made
political speech at Chestertown, Md.
Judge Kelley sat behind him, and an
immense audience packed the court
house While Garfield was speaking
Stephen j. Bradley, a student at Wash
ington College, threw an egg, which
winged past the speakers head. Il
was not a rotten egg, however, and
Garfield went on with his speech un.
disturbed, and Judge Kelley said that
he was glad to know that the Ameri-
can eagle on the Eastern Shore laid
sound eggs.