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nenocrx:ic Party and the
Future.

r.. admittedly true, that = year age
3,us-s..e payty in this ccGnsEy va
,,.,.a..y tu,ars.-'s, Within a month
"a, bssa made ~aich reads Ii
ian g.r.y i, the hcmslodo7on' corpse
ss Democratic ps'ty Is the under
Ure1Pecrel.y then, the Demo
7,-.5, hss been vouch'aied a fu
= people mortg-ged the Repub
----,r-7 f.rail It VS. worth, aad have
- he clam TO the Democratic
Il -u5l.csa P.pers tell YOU it il
...s-rr.aly. We do nct believe it.
=. !. rave sad to The Democratic
.s have failed TO get any kind ol
/ .,,.i-a cat Of the Republican party,
-,1sr- r--7a5s TO tEy you-
,--. a.as Democratic party want to
/ -.,s opportunity is R9T present
/ --s ,.-:y face : gceat reaponal-
| - Erl.-sa. Democrats. 90 skylark-
/ -. s..,l.r.il,, 1e can sweep the
-, ...-sa, candidate. now. The
..., ps-ocr.t recognizes the TACT
-, E.-as-l---- I'll bs.Jle as they
|, = rsr r-i beio-a, % re- ain lost
o. ---'" ~ - e." jl>'' s
,-g TIC O5m0c.-tlo lt-ftj Till mol
,-s,i a.. = .o.grh, and all effort to
- he y1a-l5-.- ot the people, but
-. in lss- 40 Ill he oohser7s-
- "a 20 --s.rcs ;hs :TT7vL19 vote
50. :. mi. y,sr b2- '0-t to th5 fo?uD-
-, TL,r7;i rs-C'.o. tho coCn-
..',..,5,rs-s o-l- haze Fs"oe and
-1.y. 7 81. or e--aro "stroEs'
-.l. ,..-,,I vs e-:,7c 'bo-aiEIn ;" If
= nd Il scc-..e-- e- -.rsvSnoo Hnd
r.,...y. of .-,7,. f. r. n.t3rjy inmate
..-.,..-.,, 7-g,.r:--r q . Democrat
-. -,rsa-l, chg. Tao osople
t,-. z. -gg. r,o,t in the
.,.-..-,.,.s5 nea1b!iosn zssi-
.- .,......,rr ca7i7. thc-s das-
-. -.-..,s,, Eor-ocrsts, Who,
-...t.,-s..,-r ls.5-y'. tr,ratcno3 ila-
,-s -.-s- q, za,g ia. co-ntry.
=. ,l..-- I'D r, - ,i,5dIa lac
f'. --5 r.,-s e as,aicq il ii.
r, ~. ..-. 5-> "a. nd so:, VIC sGnt
- ,.5c.. e,-,,s.. administration,
- ..-,,.. the D5mg,r=t.o p-rty to
-
r-,.a... ~. NO. T., rsanooss,ic
...,gr.,,, .7 g-,rr7-, a-.---c of rereor-i-
r-.-s v--,c cnn-e -cus-ely TO
T. 7,s s..,.6. sad lita the bet inter
.,. a..., p 5-l5 s,--rl7 and rn-
,,.s5, in a.ne, .u.-. q VIII rssalt.
= 5-.s.-
I..e.,5 c,li fac.- Po--.--, zhicn
Il, f.,,-9,, Gze--..l L. -'siA te-r.s
..
, 1882-11-25

IL, l.z among esrtain Tribes Of lDdl-
.n,, - .he Cmahss, Io-s,. 0,os and Mis-
sorri',, th.s : widow must remain four
yes-s before re-nsrryins. 1t j: unneees-
s..5 70 .tIts that woman Of those na-
tions q very csreful Of husband while
she has one in the ouse-LOloeU Cit
, 1882-11-25

A-,h |, wiling TO scceps exile in shy
ppt Of Gr,.t Britain BE haa been read
ing Of Cetyrs.os encounters with the
roast beef Of England, and he il anxious
to max. . martyr OF himself and go to tie
steak.
, 1882-11-25

E..h-y F7--,ei,Hsn, eHgneerr, guides,
iarsIan and nsvvis,, Hith COO Morocco
lavr..s enlisted in algeria. COO Senegal
ra.r5>s. and 210 O. so kroomen, are
.ral- % commence the construction Of
liz raluzy TO coHnee: Senegal with the
NJrrr.
, 1882-11-25

A numter ef people a.e inclined to at
tribute Ben Buffers success, in part a.
leas., 10 .he fsct that ha employed a
Joung l.1y to trev.l around With hin' and
make speeches. Candidates. should MAKE a
note Of this
, 1882-11-25

Atths FIRST meeting OF ia. P57o7 se--
ora! Commits. 8. Gr'g.d, -cG7tt-. !.
r.s .In0unced Set sebce- 7:i,-=s b -
amour: Of q so hsA bss- sea<i-s5 a.
-e.av, q utich e:95 cara fer. O., =.
Iid5oa.
, 1882-11-25

TuIoUaH To PoRTLASD on MoNpAS--
The OR.lE. Compcny have everything
ready at Albina for trains, and Oh Monhay
the train going west viii be taken to that
po;nt. The mail leaving Portland Saturday
ereuias will arrive here about Ga NJ On
Sunday. The Oryg0aiiR says: The incline,
very much Ike the Ole at the Cascade port
age, Is at the upper end Of the company 5
immense wharf. At the head OF the Incline
there Is small building for TIE use Of The
train dispatcher, but no passenger depot,
Aiusworth wharf he,a- the terminal stat;SH.
For few days al freight will be handled n
the wlalf boat, aud far smaller lots tbs az
ral.gement will be permanent. ! wheat
warehouse. 100 feet WIDE and so let .1n--
is building at the head OF Eie Incline, aud
there viii be a switch ioli-l i...-.I '--i o'
il. Vessels can lac alnn-,aiie TIE H.. .a=,,
within 10 ieet OF t..r tr--A. a-I II '--,y -le
ready u take IT carz,, whea' meet rsaH
only two handbags be-Teen the producer
and exporter. In other words, arrange
meets for receiving aui handling v,l b. 'T-
actiy like those Of tie Q. E c rlil.,d IT
| the east SHE warehouse. Ntea. e., OUTSIDE
docks vii be handli thro=sa 'hs Vh-r
boat. The first t-rogsa traia sil .,av-
Albina al 4:45 ueyc M.ldly s----- -- ~.
.rsnsier G,a, having A.E.vorra waa.' a. j
O'Clock. Pu.i,asn s.osylg cr-s VII ts 1t
I taehed. and t:al1s WI st,g 'er So ger n
/ Bonneville and at Wl.iI'a -lluet.an Cor
| breakfast. The Lz- tram ON t-e e.si
| will ar.I=e q g-25 is-s,isy THOrfI2s- y
! passenger tam wiil arrive oE Monday
, 1882-11-25

Costume Society n bs'ns t7raod
m La,ion under the .usq:oes Of lima
Ta8ema. George Good~in, Louis Fss-a
and ojhers, and for which ths eo-oD,Ta-
tson af the chiefs OF -eYe-rl io-sisn scads-
uiss hEs Teen aecursa
, 1882-11-25

A na-ea.at s-a e-ss -s-7rss : ,snS-
Ind f,- shs S,stica of sa.1ci c.
CON. -ai..s.s as7ocinl b. JoSa Ey--ie,,
81 Epcorth, tis birth2i.ea.
, 1882-11-25

q Gooo DrsrLAY.-A splendid number Of
fset. Ear7er'- EeeIly and al the nonthlies
g .eia \. I<ziS book store On Wednes-
4aJ JON iii open bis new and elegant
-co,k of holiday gooda. Make vint thsrs
.Ass svssi1e.
, 1882-11-25

The s4lgar.,a Au.y in Eariani, though
supposed t. perform nicely military -un'-
.;aus OF suigitul. o..sras:-f, have been
sEoaieg a disposition To- uss lie '7caP7na
Of the flesh. Ataila-- called lr'.'., o"
A Sunday recently. e'.n- b'..".s troops
fought die police aud succeeded Ia l,'ing
the guardians If ne paac- tLe "ors. oi
il The reasp.p-r report states o'.e 81
r.,;,uIst cut open 4 boy S a.s,-
, 1882-11-25

All the papers here have nnads IN eII01 4
in the majority given 70 Prosecuting AI''lne;
George I. Thompson. his majority was 3'o'
, 1882-11-25

Three hundred dollars year -1'e7 = spa
cious and elegant rssiienes IN tue AZ res.
Servants wages are & to s. nao.iih' one
cont 2 mound buys the finest craps;
meat and chickens ars 30 Per cent ie's
,b.n here; fsh Is excellent and abundant
and vegetables are abundant and c!ie@P-
, 1882-11-25

Ar:6gs su,sis re ANXIOUS f'"95 Use"
a..sgu=r aud watch -.:l i.s fer oI suisi'e.
,lauzh -ha. IS unlikely alth li-sizm-
He has sunk ITO poi 'u-a z'-ii''s7-
speaks only when strongly 0r-.1 '-i.i
.ooks aira,e-siy a. lie Val of hi' A.;-e
hack var:. w..ich is - only P-osPscs-
, 1882-11-25
gUrtsziIle Sotsi,S.
November Is, 1881.
NOV
After storm, sunshine.

NoyeTnbec 10, lcoA.
After storm, sunshine.
Over loo student. attending Washinzson
Seminary.
Al the recent examination hs:d N D7Y-
tor. P-of. Bean r7,6e an r7e.ese o. ioo pef
cen;. Who can equal -
Nix. Emma Suidsr, Of Ahisnn, hs- been
quite sick. tie resu!t Of oTsT>Srndy' snd d =
zone nouis e rest few DAYS She VIII
I,-;n- r.r sizter with her nsIt seres-
Mir. Thomas Junkin, Of Ums'ilis o'rsey'
,sho r,oved here for the parpoae at recurring
N education. me. siih 4 serlous Ices or 'ne
rosi. by the death Of oae OF his horse1'
TIE quarterly meeting of me NJ =
,haoeh vas held here lssi SaeS''' hiUe'
Turner preached az acceptable 'srfToo'
r;,s FINN. Sniier received TIE highest
,yerrEe sr>de for the pa-: month oil my
stGden, in school.
We have -wo very popular ner u W"
tow, waa ran for Justice of the Pesae-tf'''
Hawk and Mr.. Bishop. They reea'T>e IN
eousl number Of votes, and no"' hss o>-
mon .ri Pytaias OF old, eaoh want, 70 si.s
the other the oifice. Such seli-sacf.hce ''
r-re u these degenerate days
CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-The oregon Is
i,l.-urs Il its resent session. set : Gooc e<-
ample IN the enactment OF the follow ing
relative to carrying concealed weapons
! Section reads: 1T shall ne unIaNi1' ic'
m; person to csrry concesled ae9nf hi'
person IN any manner whatever any reTo'-
| yer, pistol or other tire-arT' or an ANii7'
other than an ordinary pocket-ka!fe q any
dirk OF dagger. slung-shos or metal knoek-
| les, or any instrument by the use OF "h''H
injury corl6 be Inflicted up9a the person o.
property Of any other person. VI eonfSs
tins does not spplY to officers OF tae "a"
The penalty .er = violation CT tais section l.
, fine Of not less than SO nor more fhAn
s2O0.
, 1882-11-25

= Ssl,-.i-ssa6oe l. L.. gt-l-z L.ai goa z,n
.s.ca ,a5 sosa So7>. ~.
, 1882-11-25

The Grant tso 9CG IA, oonPleteiy -os'
!, the snowdrift Of Tie seventh.
, 1882-11-25

Election day at Ta5nPs5n, TfonfT
Rire- snd WesksriI.s precincts p''7eo
oUietlv ifo- a xoujerl VI-h 4 large Dsln'-
crate majority.
, 1882-11-25

RE-eRGASIzED.-W Wednesday evening Ger
J. II. Smith Of this city c0ai--tsd tIe ce5--
monies attending the re-o-5auizl-'on OF Al
bert Sulley Post, G. 4. z, at Day aor' IL
H. Wolf, Sen. Commander; J. y Gale ;
.O.;J. ". Holman, ]. Y; d. 3. Potterjo'n,
Surgeon; a J. Dexter. . NJ; / kSe7, y
ID.;S. :. MiIler, O. c.;J. J. NeClearyr {
Conr.des TurnclifFe and Duprcy havs
been chiefly instrumental IN this reorEan'zA-
, 1882-11-25

|. b.. .--'rsi nth forgery, plead guilty in
''l': S..Urlay Ai.srnoou.
, 1882-11-25

TBS hirndi1Ns0-H -H0s q iI'c sIi tsu'
- cusl.rd snS-Ec do=th-
IN. bs-.s mn still lives on
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Lava IN uoral governor you are bound to put eN-
tr,ordiparv limitations upon his power 10 Vihui-
ot he ha,ovo,ence or to limit his bencvolence III
ordor IN vipd,cate his power and IN either case
,.o tt. With ore hand that safeguard to morality
hi., Won rive with the other Meanwhile, IN any
.oso Won have to stop all logical gaps by taking
about mystery. 1t is simpler W a'''r' ''
,vbcla ia n mystery and to cease the eiior' 10 pN
ourselves with words" ADMIT tha' 'no'0 ~"
no ouestion of merit as between man anu n,'
Maler The potter has no right TO DE angry WIN
his nots II he wanted them different ne shouiu
bavc made them different The consistent thcoloo
oian must choose between the Creator ana 'no
irdccs He must abandon the conception OF llcriV
mr. the conception of absolute dependence Inc
free will argument. as understood by tue schooi
whirh seriously maintains it, is an illogical attep'
TO reconcile two conceptions which are rauicaly
contradictory, by the device Of substituting INC
word mystery for the palmer word honscnso,
All this wond be far more to the point did ho' 'ho
writer find and now and then confess cq"'', "
greater practical and scientific difficulties i'll HIS
own theory of social tissue and social organization
TO progress especially wien he undertakes or rather
declines TO reconcile these theories with those con-
yictious concerning freedom and personality ana
RESPONSIBILITY and immortality and God to when
humon expcr,encc and human literature and
human life with its hopes and fears bear their
united testimony. The book is In Some rcspco's
fascinating from It's brliancy OF statement anu
cearness of STYLE but it lacks many oil the hlgier
qualities without which 1t is Impossible tha' Il
treatise on ethics should command permanent cohh-
dence or kindle moral enthusiasm.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON. Thursday, July 10. 1892
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOchA
Rsnor,,l yJoy l. DAVIS z D. u VIi-s.

THURsDAY.Juy 1872.
There was little or no hesitation at the openingd
to-day's stock market in marking better figures iof
day there was not boom.D there was N specls
stocks something very near to one. specla
feature of the day, however, was that tho
upward movement of prices generally included Only
those of one two stocks at a time; the buying OK
ders we're more concentrated, and moved from on'
stock to another, from class of shares 10 an
other class instead of being general
the same time. That gave 10 the MARX"
the appearance of rrgularity, although
before the day was over nearly every
stock had been advanced some. ST. Paul, however,
which yesterday afternoon was in the front OF 'n'
advance sold to-day only ls higher than IL did yes
terday. and is one of the few exceptions WHOM
closed at a small decline. Erie on the contrary was
tho particularly strong feature OF 'no
day; il advanced from $50 10 1913 anu
closed ut 1898 after sales of $4,000 shafcs-
Louisville and Nashville Central of New-Jers'y
and Denver and Rio Grande were specially ieVeis.
aud erratlc in their movepents The Fanuerp.'
trunk lines shares. after holding back III the es'V
dealings later made rapid advances OF l@li9 ",
cent. Rochester and Pttsburg was weak all a."
and declined from 34la against 1884 yes'o4-
day. to 1925 a 3d. Tho 'Southwes'o'n'
generally recorded further handsome - vi vi
rose from S7os TO 50. II was about o'clock WIG.
the highest prices generally prevailsd after sin'
for tho space OF one-hf hour the market wan @"A''
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of pupils Primary and Preparatory classes strictly
mited thorough Collegiate cOurse special students II
music all departments This achoo Is formulated Tor ht
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ynstructlon-
For Young Ladies-City.

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General Sherman says 81 satisfied this work Of Lent
Regain and tn at its publication FOR senere cicu
alton will result in good to the service
In the publication OF his little Manual OF Guard Dnty Lieut.
Regain recognizes large extent meets want felt by
nearly all classes the Army. lie presents in iniegbe
form needed instruction this important subject
[Army and Navy Journal
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ynsirurtion.

Both Sexes-Country.
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500 70 sSe per year pays ever twenty year
NEW JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
Boarding school Tor Young Ladies' and Gentlemen.
in S sRPAR a1a %MB nbhsrNcr
Thorough preparation for college business or scientific par
heart Terms For Board Tuition, Fuel Light Washing and
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS PER YEAR;
No pup under FIFTEEN YEARS of age received into the
Superior advantages in every department
Next term opens Monday September Is
" HAsBRoUcK. Principal.
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Art cc@@ereaI BIaiebes Absolute tSorOughneas neat
Rev. g. H. WHITNEY D. D. President
CLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON
the 1aca5 fhHc&
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, reopcnmg IN
building nSs &c % fss 4a
Of Friends The main building destroyed by fire 9th
aed up with P9s Th D Instruction
New ceGc Cudns eoatsnns da
ing rooms machine shops aud all app 70.
Civil Engineering The next torn opens 9th onth sept
DO given he earliest applicants -i'.'
For full particulars, address EDWARD II. MAUILl,
Prcst, swarthmOrs College, Delaware Co. Penn
et.IOS -R0CKLAND COLLEGE, NYACK-
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schools freely given % parents and guardiAuS ,.
PINCKNEN'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS ana TEACHERS
Domestic Building Broadway and l4th-st. NeW-fOrk
DEV. JNO. II. CONVERSE Harvard sd
Ia fits boys for college at Bristol l. send for circular
YOUTH ORANGE IN. J.) ACADEMY, with
- established school, to rent T. H. MEAD Trinity Build
ing n. Y. or GEORGE b. TURRELI" 81 Chambcrsst, Ny
rV1HE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTION.-
4 4S7 5tlave Glasses and private instruction Address
Mrs. ANA RANDALL-DIE1L. Principal
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID This Day and Boarding School for Young Ladies viii
open September 20. CHARLES f.. WEST Principal.
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For Both Sexes-CitY.

MISS GRINNELL'S French and English
WI boarding aud DAY school for Young Ladies' and Chill
dren removed from % E- j4thst 10 % r. 05th-st
DRIVATE instruction in all branches given
1 during summer months at tho NewYork Latin school
Address Rev Il. II. TRUE. East i7h-st.
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AMANUAL OF GUARD DUTY.

And Kindred Subjects Regular Army, Volunteers,
and Militia OF United Being thorough compa
ton Of Rules Regulations and Principles, collected from the
Most Authentic BY James Regain First Lieutenant
end O. NJ 9th Infantry. u Army. 52mo leather with
clasp 81.
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NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. "
Established 1891
enperintendent-JOHN q. HAYS. " D.,


THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT viii be held
THURSDAY JUNE -, at 1880 a III, In the UNION
SQUARE THEATRE.
ALUMNI MEETING at the University at p. m. the
day.
Examinations for admission Tuesday June 20 at 10 m,
In he Room GEORGE ". COAkLlL, sec,
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For Young Ladies-country.
BRADFORD ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
ID DIES-Thc eighteenth year cOmWences september o.,
Miss ANNIE L JOHNSON Principal
Bradford, Mass.