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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

An Arkansas man, reputable and
nrosuerous farmer, says that the ac'
tual Inconvenience of being hanged IS
very slight. Robbers subjected him 10
the process once, aud after snga'
choking sensation he became insenslOie
and so remained until he was 'axeu
down resusclta,ed. Tho regalnIns OF
c consciousness, however, was rather uu'
pleasant.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

The graudest and strongest natures
are ever the calmest. A fiery restless
ness is The symbol OF frallues not yet
outgrowu. The reposc Of power is its
richest phrase and It's clearest tesu-
mony,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

Mr.. Smith, said a lady at a ialr'
won't you please buy this boquet 70
nreseut to the lady you lover
.Twouldu,t be right replied Mr..
Smith pm A married man.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

West Virginia has reckless blgamist
in DR.. Love, dentlst, who makes a
dentist. who makes round oil the
principal towns every year, remaining
from a week to two months, IN each.-
He grows sentimental while working in
the mouths of women, aud has some-
times been whipped for his audacity !;
but in seven instances his advances led
to marriage. The seven wives are hy'
inc and the Doctor has gone to jail.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

spoouey dry goods clerk to smart
o,iss trying on hat before the glass;
Don't wish l was looking glass'
sm,rt miss: Yes, perhaps you'd get
moro oirls to look at you then.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

.Jones-'What did You thick OF my
arosment. Fogg--'It was sound-very
s,upd. Jones is dellshted.) Nothing
but sound, in fact Jones reaches tor
brick.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

Remlttent fever is not contagious. At
least delinquent subscribers do not seem
10 catch it, no matter how much they
are exposed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

Ceilings that have been smoked BY a
kerosene lamp should be washed oil
with soda water.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

The universal h. art Of man blesses
aewers. He has wreathed them around
the cradle, the marriage altar, aud the
tomb.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

There is but one thing IN all the
universe 10 which man Is always la'th-
ful. and which he never forgets, ana
that i himself.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15
gb.nanSoHb 3sralD.
Advertising A Rates,

Advertisements will be inserted st oas Dolls
fer square Of ten lines, or less for the Hrst insr
Ion, and so cents for each subsequent insertion
Unless the number of insertions be marked al on
the manuscript, IT will be Published until forbis
and charged accordingly.
Not,css I'm the local column will be inserted al
ten cents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements T three months or longer VIII
be insertedl at lower rates.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

About thousand million dollars oil
our national debt haye been paid since
the war ended. France has now near
ly treble our debts, and Great Britain
more than o.Ible. Even Spain has q
bigger debt than that which remains Of
ours.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15

Leave thy fatherless children, will
nreserye them alive, and let thy widows
trust 10 me-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-02-15
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
D.v1s p1sr.-Dr. G. A. Brown, obed FUNK ana
D. II. Spengler. ,,u n u Snarr. q. w
OlhIUs~ IoH~srov-J. II. RodeGer, Levi u. Cullers.
wan,soS.-ssmuel c, Campbell james D.
Cofmsn, Jos. Conner. u psint., Jacob
Z. Miller. ,-, n zirkle. John N .
Pence.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
EotaI Is, 1858, 4S3
amsritas (1.S,) so 1855. 1888

DiffsrenS 81, 792. $50
beren misunderstanding nt9t anssfibtt
eridetnt.
Sinb I'M gsniusbsri1ts BLOB bic @rs
wa6ieuen mad Relisionen tIaiRfBirt, unb
bic &in6er nidt bsridtdtist2 Sosr io0te
tn bisism ~ssissneten 9anbe eine ioI9e IN
sabl BON Berionen In ben Gag bineinIsbsn,
bic iibsr benz Strsben nod iretidem @ute
aus pfidtsn ibrsm S60pf.r seseniber pers
geGen? Sci benz, pte INNER es woue. eine
berubissubs @spiBbsit III aus ben obisen
Eubeaen su entnebmen: DAP Der Ratboli
cismuS bier ni9t nur feffen SUB ssfabt.
ionbsrn aud In b69if erfreulider @ntuid
lung begrihsn lit. DAB bic 8atboliten
beute i9oa cine a9tunassbietenbe Wfinori'
tdt biIbsn, wirb nod benz obsn @eiastsn
pobl Ssoem einleu6teu, unb es wdre ba'
Der Bel e%inmatbissm 9orsebsn berielben
aeuis ni9t idmer, aud tn Der 6fentlt9en
Ser uaItuns ben n0tbiseu ginfaB 3u se'
winnsn, UNI mauds bridenbs @eiesssbuns,
wie Tempereunmausssiet, gu mobifbtren.
Aber UNI cine Rdtbieu6iuns werben BITE
@slsbrtsn BON e. G. Green's almanac"
benn bod sebetsn: gu wsl4sr &elision
seb6ren bic In obissr Aufftsluns nitt er'
wdbntsn unssfdbr 35 Wiuionsn ginpobs
nsr Der Vsretnisten Staaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
ossr I'm @an,sn: s6153 7Olt9 1858

ptsr I'm ganssn: S6153 70i19 S95S74
@ie aus bieien 8abIsn bsrporsuseben
idsint, 1T bas tatbolti9e Clement In ben
Der. Staaten burdaus ni9t 10 unbebea,
tenb ME es BON mau9sn Seiten serne bin:
qeffslt wirb, bsnn idumtlide proteifantii9e
Sscten suiammensenommeu baben nur
2,7s4, 572 mebr 9etenuer, mie bic beilise
rSmii1e &ir1e, etn 8srbdltuiB, bas R8 In
menisen Sabren gu @unffsn Der RatboIiten
boffsntlt9 dnbern wirb. Was aber am
meiifsn auffd0t, 1T bic sroBe gntabI BON
Rirden uub Yrebisern, tbeilweiie ertIdrt
suar burd bic numerii9e S1dde Der eins
seInen v0efenntuife". Sm Our4i9nitt
ftnb BET ben 6atboIitsn unsefdbr lilo p@t.
9sifli6e, obsr cine Stride fur ie 1887
RatboIitsn, unb / 9risftsr fur ie 1927
@Idubise su finben, wdbrenb bic Yrotes
i~fantsn cine &trde fur ie l04 WitsIieber
aufsupeiisn babsn unb ibre @sifIidteit
fat l psf. Der @siammtbubI, ober einen
Prebigsr fur ie 1877 Setenner betrdst.
2ieiern obiss 3lbIsu fir ben Dsntenben
Stof CUR Bstradtuns, 10 ssben iebO9
bieie Summen Elm gang unerwartetss Bib
In anberer 9tnf4t.
@siammtSabI Der Broteitantsn $685. TIA
Ratboliten 6,l74,2 02
SIraelittn 230,457
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
3as frana6Ff&e sGnl8eiet.

p0ieiss @eies," iast bas 9sibbIatt
@am6etta's, wirb Der tatboIii9en Rir9e
in Srantrei9 sinsn i9limmsrn S9Iag Der
iesen, ais ibr bur9 bic abidaffans bss
@oncorbatss seworoen mare. Den Yris:
ter aus Der S4ule bu werfen, TT elm
sr6Bersr triumph, ais bic Rir9entbirs
Dor isinsr Rais gu idlieBsn." Dis bdmos
niids Sreube. peI9s bisis gsubsruns bss
iibii9sn, freimaursrii9snY lattss %bstunbst,
IaBt bas unbsil abusn, psI5ss has vuu:
slidsseies" ibsr bic 6ir9e @auiens
beraufbsi5p6rt. Sin tarBsr ginblid Ia
ben SnbaIt bieiss @sisSeS uub bsfIs en- Gras.
weite wirb uns nit erl5rsdli9sr 6lalbsit
bic @spibbsit Dor ausen itsaen, ss banbIs
fi9 bisbei um nidtS @sringeres, aIs um
bic gsrni&tuns iener &sIisien, bic gbIobs
mig Der WerouinSer Dor 100 Sabrsn ans
ssnommsn unb In Srantrsi9 sinssfibrt
bat. Nun tur Sa9e.
Dor grIaB bss beri9tistsn S9uIss.
iesss CAB es tn Grsntrei9 tsinsn S4uI'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
GtmaS iiber SeIbitnt orD.
BON Rsp. 3. 9rpdbaasr

SO III cine aqsemein ansrtannte Ibats
fade, baB be. SsIbifmorb fortpdbrenb bdus
flyer ansspanbt pirb. Sc III Gatia9e,
baB Der Sslbftmorb in tsmlsIbsn @rabe
bdufser wiro, ais bic log. moberne Gioilis
iation forti4reitet. Statifitsn BON 8tas
tionaliiteu aufssfe0t. asisen, baB bic
Selbitmorbe pom Sabr bu Sabr bdufissr
u%ortommeu BET allen cipiltRrten 86ltern.
Worin mag u pobI bisie @ridsinuns ibs
rem @ruub babsn? Nur sinfa1 In Der @is
piliiation. User la6t ba? Die v0sffl.
Pof'2 Ra, bic bat wabrlid feinsn @runb
gum laden, benn bteiss vPdpsr~ 1T es &C.
rabe, wsI9ss einsu sroBen Ebeil Der S9ulb
mtttrdst on ber 8sf6rberuns Der Sslbft'
morbs, bsnn bic Civilization, psl6e bsias'
ties Organ hes 2ibsralismus uerbreitst, III
ssrabe batu ansetbau, ben Wsniden gum
6eislinae bu MAIDEN, Der ben Bsl9psrbsn
unb 2aitsn bisiss 2sbsns aus benz Dsse
9ebt, inbsm CT f9 ielbft oas 2sbsn nimmt.
ST tas wabr, mas bic vPoif" tjreu Sc:
fern 10 oft unb Oft auftiidt. baB Der Wsnl9
BLOB batu bsittmmt III, f5 bier auf grSsn
lsin @Iat tu iu5en, 10 1T eS cine Notb
renSisteit, SaB bisisniSsn, BITE bas Slid
bier nidt fubsn %t6nnen, f5 aus bisier
i&ls9tsn NsIt fortidaffsn. Warum fol-
l9 osnn elm Wsni6 i5inbeu unb pIassn,
psnu CT stniisbt, baB es Tim bod teinsn
Nusen 6rtust2 &~asntbaIben, NO Der 9ibe'
ralismus fa ausbrsitst, usrmshen f9 aud
In slei9sm 8erbdltniGs bic SsIbitmorbe.
Civilization purbs ionit slei5bsbsutenb sss
nommsn NIT 0srebsIuns Der 06lter. bsut'
outage absr muB ulan iasen. bic giuiIila'
ton III sIsi@bsbsutsnb NIT 9sri9Ie9teuuns
Der 80Iter, chen bsbbalb, neil bur9 bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
Genius Hdtbfel.
(aus benz saatb. 0pIfsblatt.")

&c. G. Green's almanac" fur 1882 ent.
bdIt II. a. aud cine. bic WitsIiebsrbabI Der
peri&isbensn reIisi6len Sectsn In ben Ser.
Staut n, ausebIi9 mad ben @~sniusansa:
ben uon 1880, usrsIei5snbe Isabelle.
Die 8abIenvsrbdItuifs fnb, penn aufss'
iteat, Gus mebreren @rinben aberrai9sno,
wle mir bier isben molten. Na9 bieisr
Qusae batten ndmIi5 bic RatboIitsn In
ben Der. Staatsn 567e &ir1sn, 6ol2
prietsr unb e,l74, 2O2 WitsIisbsr, obsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
RatbcltEher atrbensR alenber.
Bonn bo9seitIt6sn &Ieibe. -Watt %.
Spuut. ben 8 Sttcb. gristtta, Wittpe.


Su uniern Eassu idstnt BITE goriebuns
hsr fatbolti9en greHe etne beionbere Wiis
Ron ssseben gu baben. an tbr tit es, bic
GrunbIdt ber Srbnuns unb bes @Iaus
kens bort, mo bieieIben berri9en, 3u bepabs
cen unb fe ba 81 perbreiten, mo @ottlos
fstett unb eine talte 9let9siItisteit bic,
ttIben tn 8ersefenbeit seratben Itesen.-
Biis TX. tn etnem S9retben pon 1851.
Btr eriuden Gle tnfdnbtsft, allen bsnsn
NIT sursm sutsn @taen unb eursr @unfi
Setsuffeben, BITE, NIT @sif besabt unb nit
senissnber &euntntB ausseriiftst, f5 an
6ie Nrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 8eituns
gen sur 8srtbeibisuns unb gerbreituns Der
satbolii6ea 2ebre perOfentIi9en. - @ncp:
eItea Btus TX.
9ie Stimme 9en's XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat !
(9aTet eusr 9tdt leu1ten Dor ben Men.
I6sn, bamit ie euere suteR @erte ieben.
aub Der 9err sebe eu@ baSu Seinen Ss.
ssnD
SEQ XIII. an bas tn Parn1a eri9einenbe
Blatt Luce" Qeu@te), Gnfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-03
Sie Stinn1e Sens XIII.
Die %. General '@eriamntIun8
oes &Smii6 &atboIif6en
DentiGen GentraisSers
Gins su WiIpau=
fee, Misc.

Sn frcheren Sabrsu fanben bic General.
8sriunrnIunsen bes &. &atb. D. Central,
Sereius sew6bnli9 UNI ginsiisn fat.
0a bieis 3stt aus mebrersn l1rla5sn nitt
fsbr pui.ub eri9ien, purbs BITE 8eriamm:
lung tn ben 5erbft usrIsst unb 10 fanb fs
bieies Sabr am "a, 25, 20. unb 81.
September in Wilpautse itatt. Am Gam
flag Nbsnb ftE6mtsn BITE abssorbneten Der
psri1iebenen tatboIii9sn rlnteritisunes
0ereine Der Der. Staateu In DeutiS Ntbsn
am Wt6tsan see suiammsn. Wit ,bneu
tamen sar;e 0ereiue unb 8sreiusablbei.
lunsen, um ii9 nm @usSuse gu bstbeiIi:
gen. An ben S~obnbOfeu purben Oelssa
ten, 8sretue uub 9dlte bssriBt unb nod
Der @mpfanSsbaIe 9sfibrt, mo fis mad
&rqutdun9 nit einem SmbiB mad ibren
Quartteren, 6rei central seIesensn, sutsu
9cteI's seIeItet wurbsn.
am Sonutas frib, um 8 ubr, DER.
iarrmsIten ft6 bic Delssateu tn Der feitIi9
becOrtrten 9uus bes Seuti5en Wdnner.
peretns TIM Spsrbauie. Dort fanb Der of
f5ieue @mpfans Der 0eIesaten bur9 bas
Seit' @Omite, ben Wapor Der Stabt I'm gas
men ber Burger unb @ntsessnnabme Der
neuen prd4ttSen 8sreinsfabne aus ben
9inoeu Der OaHen Wiluautee's itatt.
&urs mad a5t llbr risf grafbent
Spaunborff f, uou ct. Qouis, BITE Ser;
fammIuns our Orbnuns unb tbeiIts nit,
Der 3 ned Der 0eriammIuns isi BITE off5isle
Beututommuuus Der DeIsgaten. 6err
Spuunbort itsqts nun Suna5fi ben prdf:
benton bes %6eitcOmtts's, Ssrrn .. 8rieI,
mater Dor, pel4er bic DsIesaten nit
tursen, ber1It9sn 0Orten besriBte:
9rdtbsut SpaunbOrff tbeiIte bann NIT,
baB BITE 2iite Der Nbgsorbneten perIs.
fen wIrbe unb beim Ramensaufruf
benieIbeu ibrs @b3st6su ilbsrreidt per.
ben wlrosu. Das 8srIeisn Der Ras
meusltfte uutbe bur9 ben Settetdr
Germ aIfrsb StsdsI pom MiIwautee
p%orssuOmmeu, wdbren6 Serr grielmaier
bic abSei9sn usrtbsiIts. SIS feate ft
bsraus, bG6 ua4fsbenbs DeIesutsn anuss
ieno waTen.
SIItnots.
GbieasO-SsrS 2tubsu, Bernhard Ritter,
Sc1 S&pab, 8 " Sassmanu, Spbu 6SriIt H.,
Watb @iStsn Nir @srtsn.
9afs-Spbu 8ir6sn.
@turOra-8rani Diaenbrrs.
9tnrCIu-8sS 6 &Ottsr.
GrsepOrt-9Obn 9Ors.
SslspiQe-Witasl Rsi6.
SutnrY-&barles Ssdls, 8 Darbslp.
SPrtnsfelO-Wi6ae Sassn.
pepria-aarl 5astr.
9UIirt-SObann Brad.
SOMA.
Dabuaue-Ni&plas @onner.
- s M 0Gnn.
Subiana.
6prt 0aYue-pstsr S&ul,.
Gpanspias-6r 9sOsrer.
ct. Wsinrae-Safpb Heu.
Serre Saut.-S j S%rinfmanu.
3o8anspOrt-Antpu @rlienmsysr.
Sputb Benp-peter ITppe.
Miibapafa-HsS u y St&trina.
pIpHOutb-9obn StnsIer.
&entudp.
eUuisSias- 8 . Dsuisr, Cuff. 9sib, @i9
Hei9ert.
gO0instOu-Ss Sssst, SUfspb Sumpsrt,
Gb 8ueter, @scr8e Sanlen, Wtliam @rapf.
RrpPprt-9Obn SabtS, SUispb SObrer.
W tnnsfota.
ct. paul-Yftep 9osfisI.
Wiinnsap0Iis-peter &GbiIb0n.
gltp tlm -&sS u 9srsbpIo.
Wiupua-SVlspb S9IinsamanH.
Mt9tsan.
Detroit -ant0n einsemanu, SObn lid, Ssbn
DBren, 9UIfpb 8srff.
@ranb &apibs- Subert Wtr6en.
WstpbaIid-peter aaIpsrs y Ra6Rmn9er.
WOurCt-G S&Pinsi&Iisel,.
W~touri.
81. epHis-SpRn gmsnO, 3 ) Spauaberi,
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8 s%Irsnsss. 8 8rUmHs 81 8sblis, u sptasIsr.
s s @anabl.
aan1as Giiy-&es 6 3etsntsrn.
SsTsrfpn &ity-Geprse Wasuer.
Wafbinstcn-Dr. yb &siB.
Reu Seriep.
Neparf-S u Bulb, Sp5epb &aibe.
Ssriss Gity-SUiepb aSIble.
New gort.
@sm gOrt--S aitter, Greg @sbsr, s .
Strad.
grppflpu- Sp5ept Serte.
SafalO-&ep P. 6 0sbnann, S. ].
Sbto.
asIambas-ssSn @0tt, aus snann. $
9aufsnsweiler, Spispb 8abr.
&inetnnati-0 8 aurS.
DaYtpn-Intpn 8rpntbpH.
1pIebp-Wartin NeubeuisL.
GleSslane-G u Wtiaer.
Wapafcneta-S Saisnauer, 6 s 5eiuI.
Yiaua-5 8 Semfssser.
DsHanu-S q prsiienbprfer.
GinSIss-Spitpb Sled.
Yennp Ipanten.
Grie-Sptpb Spcs, Soiepb Selinser.
pbtlabslpbta-Warttn IbOmas.
Ssrmitase-S y 8p@.
Wtsconn.
Wilpaufee-@m Gaiper Spbn Srautt Scbu
9pdemes, George Santa, & Yrielmaier, Nnt
psrtb, Clinton @n,sinsr, aIfreb StedsL 8 u
8irmIteib.
ga @rpGe-M 9pl,, Rep SpIepb @iebemanu.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
Countess sob1eski.

That a legitimate scion OF a royal
house should be laboriously earning her
bread BY the weaving handicraft is a
startling illustration of human vicissi-
tude. Such however says the London
Telegraph, is the humble enjoyment by
which poor woman the descendant of a
renowned European monarch, is main
tanning herselfat the present time in the
Saxon manufacturing town of Neugers-
dorf The strange, sad story of this
high weaveress may be told in few
words. In the year 1881, when the
storms Of the great Polish revolution
had somewhat abated, many Sarmatian
magnates Quilted their native land for
ever, seeking new homes beyond its
frontiers. Among them Was Count
Jacob S0bieski, whose estates had been
con6scated by the Russian government.
Despite his direct and unbroken descent
from the heroic savior Of Vienna, King
John Sobieski. the Count was very
poor man when he settled down in
Prague with his only son, at that time
4 lad. Young EobiesEi grew up to man
hood ii stFaightened circumstances, and
married young lady no better or than
himself The sole offspring Of this mar
riage vas the factory hand above al
luded t0, whose childhood and early ad-
oleseenee were embiflered by privati0n,
and Who having lost her parents some
years ago, has ever since gained her
livelihood By manual labor. Like the
Veronese cobbleF marquis who died the
other Day u ahject poverty. Countess
sohieski i The last of an illnstri0ua Face
thet has played Is its lime. an mportafni
paxt i RuEppsan history
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
Girls at Greenbrter.

Greenbrier Letter in the Richmond State !
Riding does not find much patronage
except from Northern guests, who think
this is the thing to do when they come
to this chivalric section. The Northern
young lady is, in the main, tennis
player, practical, of good figure, health
full, not pretty, but attractively interest
ing in feature. She has learned to think
of Southern young women as being the
prize of tournament riders and as being
the easy-going beauty, soft in texture of
skin, slow in graceful movement, yet i'm
pulsive and reckless in daring sport,
and ready at tall times to mount a racer,
be he ever so hoyden and limber-limbed.
This the Northern young lady is not slow
to initiate, though perhaps she can never
initiate it passably. IF she would by
turn dress in matronly black, wear her
hair old, read novels and play tennis in
a practical, athletic kind of a way, she
would appear much more natural and in
taste.
In fact, in contrast between North
and South, it is not to be forgotten that
the one is thickly settled, devoting its
time TO manufacture and mercantile
pursuits, ignoring from necessity of saw
ing time, all else save the main chance.
They meet one another SO often at the
North that a conventional mode of
greeting is found that to the Southern
er living in an agricultural district some
distance from a neighbor, would appear
perhaps brusque. For, in the nature
of things, they cannot see pne another
often, and therefore the hand is warmer
in the shake and the bow lower and
more hearty in the meeting. As long
as the South has large area and few man
ufacturers or trained laborers, so long
will there be the means of outdoor
pleasure created by the reaction from
idleness that is incident to country liv-
ers. Thus it is, perhaps that fine horses
prevail and thus it is that duels prevail.
Wherever horses are the companions Of
the people, there romance must live.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
REHABILITATION.
THE Republican nominee for this dis.

THE Republican nominee for this dis
trict thinks, if defeated at the polls, he
viii yet be seated. Why? Because
there are majority of colored voters
in the district, and Republican major
ity in the House will presume fraud
against him. He reasons upon the hy-
pothesis that all the negroes will vote
for him. Why should he think SO? If
capacity, fitness and experience are the
standards, his conclusion is without just
foundation for it is unreasonable to
suppose that all the negroes should ad-
judge him superior in those qualifea-
tions to his opponent. But if color and
color only is received as the touchstone,
his assumption of a solid negro support
can be sustained, and yet remarkable as
it may appear in consideration of this
fact and the appeals to race 'prejudices
made at Hazlehurst, he discaims any
intention or even desire to raise the
black flag He is and he isn't. He de-
signs drawing the color line 10 the Ut
most tension, but will scheme, at tie
same time, to escape its odium and its
responsibility. He can't escape it. It
is fixed upon him and his hackers al
ready. His race charge it upon him
and will rebuke and repudiate him at
the polls for it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
SELECTED MISCELLANY.

A foreign nation is a kind of con-
temporaneous posterity.-Stanley.
A proyerb is the wisdom Of many and
the wit of one. Lord John Russell.
Young men think old men fools, and
old men know young men to be so.--
Dr. Metcalf
The blood Of the martyrs is the seed
Of the church.-Tertullian.
Man is a two-legged animal without
athers.-Diogenes.
He who knows much has much to care
for.-Lessing.
If you believe in evil you have done
evil Alfred de Musset.
A abIue-stocking" is the scourge Of
the world. Rosseau.
Grsvity is but the rind Of wisdom.
but it is the preseryatiye rind.--Jo1-
bert.
Count that day as lost in which you
have not had good laugh.-ChamtoFt.
The frst and last thing which Is re-
quired Of genius Is the love Of truih.--
Goethe.
Conversation enriches ita r1ler-
standine, but solitude Is the school oi
aenius. Edward Gibbon
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
ITEMS.

A sad story comes from Helena, Arkansas,
Of the suicide of Mr.. Page, an estimable young
gentleman Of Friars Point, on the grave Of
his sweetheart.
The National Board of Health has agreed to
give assistance to the Pensacola Board OF
Health out of the $4,000 which the National
Board has to aid local boards.
From all parts ofWestern Texas, in a region
about four hundred miles from Dallas come
reports Of the heaviest and most disastrous
storms ever known in the Southwest.
westgate, alias Patrick O'Brien, has con-
fessed to the murder Of Lord Cavendigh and
Mr.. Burke. He says he was paid $40 by Mr..
o ConnOr, NJ. p, forhis share in the deed.
Among the pieces coined in the mints dur
ing the month Of August were Is SO pieces.
The total number of pieces OF all kinds coined
was e,047 926 of the value Of 80 Sl09225O.
By direction Of the President the Military
department of West Point will be discon-
tinued and the United States Military Acaie-
my placed under the supervision and charge
Of she general Of the army.
The Louisiana Board Of Health has prohibit
ted the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
from bringing any cars, passengers, merohsI.
disc or baggage from Pensacola into the State
Of Louisiana.
Eliza Pinkston is in bad way, having been
committed by Mayor Thtmls, Of Canton, to
the Circuit Court to oanswsr charge of steal
lag. 1t was upon her testimony in great
measure that His Frauduleney, Rutherford B.,
was seated.
Owing to the prevalence Of yellow fever in
Pensacola, the Secretary Of War has given
orders for the transfer Of troops at Fort Bar
ancas, of Pensacola, to Mt. Vernon barracks,
near Mobile. The navy,yard at Pensacola
viii be practically closed in few days.
There is haseless rumor to the effect that
Alexander Stephens, the Democratic nominee
for Governor OF Georgia, win be requested ~
withdraw because Of his physical inability to
make an active canvass against his vigilant
and aggressive competitor, Gartrell
Gov. McEnery has appointed Hon. Z. C.
Manning Associate Justice Of the Louisiana
Supreme Court, piee Levy, deoeBsed. Judge
Manning was at one time before member OF
the Court, and more recently an unsuccessful
contestant for the seat now occupied by Kel.
logg.
Secretary Lincoln has approved the recon-
mendation Of the Mississippi River Commits.
sion for the apportionment Of the fund Appro-
priated by the last Congress for improvingt tho
navigation of the Mississippi river, aud it iS
supposed that work upon the river will begin
at once.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
-"Know their rights
And knowing, dare maintain. "

THE poor office-holders who are put
ting up 2 per cent. of their salaries in
response to Hubbell's demand viii be
pleased with bit of news sent out by a
Washington correspondent of Carl
Schurzs New York Post. He writes
that HubbelPs committee are contem-
plating the purchase of a very hand
some building in that city, and intend
fttingit up as a clubhouse. This will
be done with a part of the funds ex-
torted from clerks, letter-carriers,
female nurses, colored messengers and
errand boys, who will no doubt be re-
joiced to see their "voluntrry eontribu-
tions" expended in this manner. 1t is
certainly better for money to be used
in furnishing pleasant lounging and
drinking place for the Republican Con-
gressmen than in buying votes. San
francisco Examiner.