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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-11-23
Hear What the Deaf SAY!

Il -.
~ has performed miracle In my case
have no unearthly noises in INV head ana baa,
much better. ~ He~u anu near
have been greatly benefited
ply deafness helped great deal-tbink ano,har
bottle will cure me- '---''" ANo'heA
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-11-23

81 IN S2f1 per day at home Samples worth
Ss.,sa 49, . free. address STGsssx CO.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-11-23
Rirfr falls Journal.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Entered at the pOstQtzee in RiUsr falls as second
class matter.
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DIRECTIONS.

Insert with little fla-
ger y particle 81 The
Balm into the Eos-
frils; draw strong
breatbs through the
nose. IL will lie abb
sorbea.
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Agreeable TO Use.
Uyf0IAIFD FOR COLD IN THE HEAD.
sECOGNlzED As A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

sold By druggist at so cents. On receipt Of
pree will mail package. Send for circular con-
tanning fall information and reliable testimonials
ELY CREAM BALM co., Owego, N. Y.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-11-23

Hard wood is coming into market.
Charley Boggs, of st. Paul, was here
MoDdav
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delight Of the day. Now, ! was dining
With Lazarus. Yes, I suffered good deal
from hunger at the outset-a hack at the
swill barrel would have been luxury.
You see, ! began by trying my diet at the
family table, right at the midst OF tempta.
ton, but soon had to give that up. My
wife weighed my meals every day, and
served them 10 me In q separate room. Il
ate what was set before me, and had 10 be
content Hungry? Well, 1've seen the
time during my dieting that would have
robbed the support Of a man with a wife
and fourteen children to get square meal"
"What encouragement did you get?'
"Well, weighed myself every morning,
and now, right here, no one can success.
fully diet 10 reduce flesh unless he weighs
himself regularly. When l began to see
that was reducing at the rate OF one, one
and half, two, aud some days as high as
four pounds day, felt encouraged and
persisted. The first month lost twenty
two pounds, and in few months inore i
was 80 reduced TINT could walk a mile or
ride on horseback. That did me good"
"iou smoked some during the timer
"ies fifteen or twenty cigars n day.
cuiOhlHk uucsu bceul " De Injurious u
me. had to do something TO keep my
nerves soothed."
"Do you still keep up your rigid system
OF diet ~ 80. f',,. - :
well, while am here in the Eas, I nm
eating as much in day rs ! ought to in II
week, but the moment I sec ain gaining
flesh start In again with the weights and
measures"
"llow much flesh have you lost since
you began two years ago?' sisi.#.. .I-.
II weighed go at the start; now l weigh
100. 1have reduced my waist measure.
ment from ility-eight to forty inches, and
wear IN eighteen and one.lalf inch collur,
where | used to wear n twenty-four inch,
and | feel ever SO much better. | can get
around easily and take some comfort.
There Is nothing like It. According to in.
surance tables a man Of my hight and
build should weigh about l5S pounds.
presume l could diet down 10 nearly that,
but l am satisfied
The gentleman in question then branch.
cd oil into a general conversation on the
Mormon subject, with which he is very
familiar, and after pleasant chat the in.
tervicwer babe him good day. 7'.,aN
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whnt an Abstrp,ipps Diet Did FOR .
tNs5 Fieshy Gentleman,


tpB5 Fieshy Gentleman,
Rasion Glnho. ~
Eating is largely matter Of habit.
None Of us need more than half the food
We eat" The speaker was gentleman
from Salt Lake City, now visiting probes.
sional friends in Boston. The interviewer,
just from the table, where be had dined too
heartily, perhaps felt the force Of the re-
mark more at Just that time than he would
at most any other. ."No; I've no desire to
be interviewed. ! don't care to be pre-
scented to the public as monstrosity, but
have been remarkably successful in de.
creasing the amount Of my flesh, which
had become a bprdep 70 me-"
rsemethIny after the Ranting system, or
did YOU take any OF the 'anti.fat' remedies
90 common ?" -
II discounted Dantlng, following much
more rigid course. You see" said the gen.
tleman, with self satisfactory chuckle, sit
came about this way. am only five feet
SEVEN lnphea high, with bones as small as
those OF woman, and two years ago ]
measured fifty.eight inches about the waist,
twenty four inches about the neck" s.
GORGEOUS, what. q collar'" INTERCEPTED the
interviewer.
swell, it wasn't neck exactly. My
head set in chunk oi.fat on my shoulders.
That's about all there Was to my neck. One
night, after having surveyed myself in the
mirror anl thinking what M ungainly
piece Of flesh was, went le bed and haa
; dream that was sought for by circus
mpn, who had been successful in exhibit.
Ling curiosities In sllo show. Tho ppxt
day thought more about it and deter:
mfnei to get rid Of some Of the go pounds
| Of flesh l had, Just as hard, solid flesh a.
lyou eyer saw. Food assimiluted with my
system nicely, you see, and ate enough
| Tor two men ut q meal. began al once,
Two meals a .day,s in the morning and 1
| In tho afternoon. What did I'eat2. Beef.
steak principally, SIX to eight ounces at o
meal, with two ounces Of bread toasted
bard. Nothing else! Except an occasional
change to mutton, but no vegetables, no
pork, no yeal.P ID ~
-"And Tor drinks9' 80. s - 4,
"No water, except In sips. Fleshy per.
sons. always are tempted to drink large
quantities OF water. Now, let them sip
their water, audit will soon become insipid
mo pun intended and will quench thei,
thirst Inst as well, ! usually drank cup
"pidn't yop grow hungry at first p i'-'
s'Ilnngry ?" Well, ! had always dined
with Dives, on the best ! could get, and
looked forward to my dinner as the great
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Problem, ofponul.,Ions.

The report made by Consul Schoenle, OF
Bremen, on Germany's surplus population
may he found Of interest. In comparing
French and German populations, it must
be remembered that the marked diminu.
ton in France arises from her loss OF
Alsatia. In 1850 the. German census was
45,250,000. Taking Prussia alone, in lSlG it
was 10, $4,000 and in 1861 10, 100000. Up
to 1875 inclusive the population OF the old
Prussan provinces had increased los per
cent in the 20 years. Specializing on the
probable population OF Germany in
the year 1900, the figures G0,0CO,00O arc
presented. But even these figures may
be increased should Germany absorb
more territory. Population in France, on
the other hand, has increased very slowly.
According to the theories OF staticians, it
would take 1888 years for the French people
10 double in numbers. The net excess OF
births in Germany, according to Mr..
Schoenle, being 5222,970 over the deaths,
the tendency to increase is very marked.
Even in the most densely populated asri.
cultural districts OF Germany, where fail.
ure in the crops brings starvation, the iu-
crease is still very great. "The
natural increase Of population has
almost exceeded the natural means
OF subsistence; and this will con.
tinue," writes our authority, "unless the
excessive growth receives check or be d.
verged." The check which arises from the
killing off Of a few thousands in iirst-class
war amounts to very little; but emigration
is that divergence which, on large scale,
is rather beneficial TO Germany than other.
wise. II in the year 1851 not quite quar-.
ter OF million Germans left their country,
it was q blessing in disguise. But such a
vast emigration must be in another way
a drain on the finances OF the country,
since it takes away large amount OF
capital! A German social economist esti-
mates that each German carries away with
him sum not less than l,450 marks, or
Sl0S 20; that in 1881 Germany lost directly
some S25,SlS,SSl The Chief Of the Prus-
sian Bureau OF Statistics calculates that it
costs SIG to bring up person OF the lower
and middle classes to the fifteenth year,
and that during the last GO years 3,5OO,OOO
souls have come from Germany, and that
of this number the greater part lett their
country during the last al year $500 e. 10
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
I in SWINE OF CARDUl."
For sale by Logan l. Co,


Are you disturbed Mt nigh. and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the e1crucating pain OF cutting teeth I
II so, go at once and get G hotii. OF Mrs.
Winslow's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
is not mother on earth who bag owe. used
1t, who will not tell you az once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother ana relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. Itispesipctly safe to
use In all cssss, and pleasant TO the taste, and
Is the prescription Of one Of the Oldest best
female physicians aud RB|ses in the United
stataa. Sold everywhere. IS cents q bottle.
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=
"j,Euies 'EouiC.n

The Great Female Remedy Is prepared BY
the Women's Medical Institute OF Buffalo.
Ny, and is their fayorite prescription ior
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to the SEX, IL is
sold BY druggists at 81. 90 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names OF those who have been cured.
At wholesale and retail by Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, n,w
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THAT hacking cough can be quickly cured
by shlloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
WILL you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
10 cure you.
SLrErLEss nights. made miserable by tina;
terrible cough. shilQh's Cure is the remedy
for you. -. r'...,,.,...
CirAhnH cured, health and sweet breath Sc.
cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50
cents. Nasal Injector free,
Sold by Z. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, and by Il H. List, 1910 Main
street. Eowpsw
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Preventative or MalnrinI diseases.

Opinion Of Eminent DR.. II. r. Walton, Of
Annapolis, n. D.-"Colden's Liquid EeeI
tonic Is par excellence, superior to cod llveI
impaired Contributions s s and Extremely ben %.
fetal as preventative OF malarial diseases
Take no otLerl. OF druggists. 80
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Sins OF the Fathers Visited on Children.
physicians say that scrofulous faint can.
not be eradicates; We deny 1t sin toto" II
you go through athorough course OF Burdock
Blood Bitter, your blood will get as pure as
you can wish. Price 81 0O, ID sf
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Go 10 your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur.
ability OF color are unequaled. Color from
two 10 five pounds. Directions in English
snd German. Price Is cents. INV :
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Foa lame Back. Side or Chest use 6hiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. -. ~ Jr ~ 3
SuILoHs Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold BY US on guarantee. l.cuses euusump-
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WRAK muscles and nerves, slugsishness OF
thought and inactivity, cured BY Browns
Iron Bitter. psw :
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TINT Husband OF Mine
Is three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Renewer."r s.
Druggists. $3.50
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DoS'r doubts. 8. s. cures all impuritieI-is
matters not OF how long standing
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There Is balm In GllcAd TO heal each gaping
wound: 1.ssss ~, g - -
In TloXAs' EcLEG1RIo OH. tho remedy Is found,
For informal aud Tor outward Use, yQu freely may
apply Il; s-.t ra... = = - : -
For all pain and Inflammation, you should no. la!l
totry II. = =
It only costs tribe, It's worth its weigh. In gold,
And by every dealUr In tho land this remedy il sod
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0SE HUNDRED poLLlEs reward 10, bette,
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment ID
asute cure LOT flles. Eai5=. p&H
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SuILnus Vitalizer Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness aud
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and Is
cents per hattlp, f.,fs,. :; ..s;rg ~. :.
CSot,, Whoopins Cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure ~.
Sold by Z. Booking agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by r. H, List lul0 Main
street .. -n11.r-t.g rnwnAv
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FINANCIAL XxD COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW York, September 2s.- Money leaned dowr
rom TO pet ttnt and closed At the latter figure
Prime mercantile. paper zap per cent. stcTllnE
EXCHANGE bAnfens bills weak At 81 81: demand
- eoir ~ ~ sE.'l tTrF lgN HausI H'. t.T sol {.
Coz Observation-Disclosures except for Is coupons
when are u per cont hgher. i.'g.E
y. 8 e eItsnded....leossst r.&s. c. ants--lll,;
Y. 9. q, corpons...llgsslU. r. Lana Grail,s--ili
Pacific e OF 100 u. y. sinking fundliIH
Central Pacific nbu ia Texas lhc land gty.rGni
Erie secondS.. v9 do. lilo Gnnde diy.., 50
Lehlgh wllkes....lU s0ileted HI.
RAILROAD BosDs-Duli aud generally lower.
STATE SEcuRiriEy-Scgetttd.
Louisiana cons0li.,.- CO Virginia t,......,.. Is
Missouri 6s....."..-..ll0 Virginia consols, CT.
~ Joseph.....-......-loS :tR mat. coupons. 20
Tennessee G4..,..p. blhlviglnIa deietred..- lollS
Tennessee Is. new. 6lh 'aa I7sl',7 ! -
srocHs-The market was fevcrtsh throughout tho
day aud mainly weak, prices at the close GeiUg zen
Crazy "a, per cent below the close yesterday
the latter Louisville 4 Nashville II appcarS lhat
among other Influences which are depressing lhe
foreign exchange Is the fact that j. & w. solIs,ran
have been drawing on London and Paris Asuticlent
amount TO yield between $4,000 and syOO,OOO
which they have paid oil account OF the Panama
Canal Company tiG.SeIs ,cbemeJ 10 the stock hold.
efs oil the Panama liailroad Co., who n long limo
NO Gnteiel Into M agreement 10 se their stock 70
sl7sg l. b.. . " 4 II
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MEDICAL. .
3 re. SMITH,
aepiCAL,

. MEDICAL ...---..-.-----.
.bR. J.E:,. S. SMITH 'l.!,[
H., nj cIArnSE STREET.
~ ~ n. ply,icianS success Is the ,es'
.xf6is1T ~ Ine lacfCElps demands fol
HSs,,ir,, PROVO that ! have dealt
P.i,rs az TIth thu4r who have Consulted
Z ~ ~ ,,.,Ispt', uIne without permits.
I1I-ufEF " r,,ny hundry,l certificates from
II eth h,, srp,, 4 ate. they had been pro-
|,Gsl.s lhais IInontIsh medical education,
~ BclaIte,.. nitalpir4tIrnrV aud familiarity
/ P,,IIcN p.,,ni. a flVSl Observance OF TEN.
2 5KlsW, ItI,, aud strict attention 10
- t:..n%pi Injuries IucCcS. II cure Is
- t,,TT,.aIlJgirt the ra'Ien, my opinion.
Sn,IIl PROOF
UUf,,-,, nlsl.c, aud rheumatism
~. sIg,y.-"SgihInS SeInsd 70 h.!p me-
SioaiutIfd y gy ITli PIf fH, ,1e'
Wheeling. ", Va. :
,,rn, Of 500, lnl@ifSl yo'SS sui,
- SlrSJcai NySl lcihe ihiled 70 hep me.
s.snpltisll cured g. ne e; ,nnt,ry
Isre!.cl y Co, Whctl!ng; W. va. !
I, sitlurL!gl stoniHGh.G"ItSaiintni
No., ,tIIt,yIyr me rllef.. Dr.. Smith cured
tiT THOMAS tiOLr. iaufanco Agent.
hen IcT ,HtISGg ys% Hs;,, pti Sml'h
| y BANNING SOvs Oh ISad;L"Ny ron %si
n tIltiva rear; No!hihs &emea 70
| ~ sttih c,irei hIm 9iy,xyc1p,
uIIrlstfett, Wheeling. ". Va.
suffered lot years Tith rHhcrf., Had IL
% !r,sss. Il rylgned after each oIera-
s..IS rur,i me .iShoGi fnIis sa,sst!c or
a. -. NJ AEuL-flAt Of my back Tor u
r sy.riiynS, Drsm!ihcused ne with
stsSa.'sTtt" THOMAS coLvrY.
.r;rnt Main e.. wheeling. ". Va.
D. 81 kiClGm, PfOlalsnS and Piles
49,, u de and rrullouneed incurab!e-
s';s.I ne Without knllt. 800 .,a
ls2s'" va !hlSGIOH DELAGY, ,.
= Martins Ferry.
.o,,,Iy d.c<-"Dr. smithsproicSional
fsu,LnIlf have been urost satisfactory
rsss-itIa.a, 70 Al As d gentleman and 4
psnI Eolb ayr-"f hal been suffering
tl.t rI irsl,.d BY MANY physicians for
- IN saith sail hal a hpc.wOrIn and
sptS,,,runIt,lA monster iC9 feet long.
,s.,sTnItIn.,-Tlfcr yeatslu hospitals Tor
49, ~ ,.,rllhr advantages In such casts.
tSsns,si a rtluth, diseases OF heart. liver,
es'tSi,syl Kin, blood. nervous allsctioni
81 -, - Of men AMI youth, scsoiula and
S,edbtOmy Nlct1S. r-.s
o ta.t, iIt,Bl may Il, treated BY letter aud,
49, -. 5,rnIetl. 4 chart fer self eIhtnina.'
- ID, trtTi3t q two three cent stamps, and
- fss,,i,t, Il oicrtHe. odlccho from A.
u, dAlr. call on or address
l1'h ], {. SMITH. N. D.,
:, "a III; fNItlIrr It. Wheeling. ". Va. .
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Gheea QntelifrqlfstIllt1eer,..
DIR. LIZ MOVIES CnEMATOHr.

OnIce, Nos. rs aud 81 Fourteenth stree
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l6ars Fyn,oss ,tn
au r,nr,,. EA! 49,. ~
c rr,si ~ ao, Ithp ~, ~ ~
Sr q o2 " 70 =
S =. y; y l. o. o & =. y, Y
S r. =. 100 aci = I'll y!
oi AZ ~ So 800 y od'o' g g
~ a pfGetieu". -
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MRS. IVAN nUREN's

Iai.et Tonic Is rrerarei by the wsrren, feI., IN,
.tIuir u Baf-lo. y. Y. and h-S been usti Etgy
~ illiSs ieI year, /, !s,< are TOT all Fenai,
Complaint, ScxShi SetI licalahe. Dylpepsa. and
az sraknrsstf eatSeti by ~hIlh ste
SO common to v1manknd. This Is no Paths! pSiIfirt,
lat 10 prepared. after years OF eIcf.euIe. and rctGm
m:nlea ka0-ius thai u ptrc nrs ilrD any hT0teG
Gown. worn out drosAf '-@rtat M similar oiihs seS,
you have tried o,hrt Ieulc.iics KllhpuE tueErGI do
not be discouraged. but give LADIES' TOSlC"a
iHrIs f,iLa Ii nst1 Ii!I to give S.xf aad /fr,~a.
ifYOa are troubled With ary ~eitnesi or complaint
common TO eur Lst lay a,lds The d3etGrt prrserptcH
1T oasc. and ty Lldics Tonir. which guarantee
slllpcIi,l,sIy fIf,< YOU. Ono Bottle Is euihcieut
~er,cu's Medical nStihie Is an A,SocilNon oiuItp
aEtwer letters from ladies'. /rff. .fsf --II
.Soo Etil GS sILsn isI .ayeais 81 Female Weskns>,
Is atsra is oter made by rfLfsnIgh< hdiet xhnkauw
.lrsr frrs,itr's what LADIES TONIC" can d.
Sen4 'saa,p fyr s'rulr., t..Y;5,; fs,T-
Sold by Druggists. Price, &i.oo.
Al vhnlcs,Ia and r tall hy
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TUOWIRC0LVfN

r;nnr Main e.. wheeling. ". Va.
n'r kltilm, PfOlaISilS and Plies
no n tit and rtunolnced incurabie.
t,s ", AM ne aI!hSE!t li,,s nv,,.v 80
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o,41III,, IsROOT'
!, ,,,;CIlApLlSE STREET.

UUt' ,,v,, r,lsI,cs aud Rheumatism
- o. IL""SoIhlhS gumsd W help me;
SItlinny It'd pr smith cured me-"
HdF'1'" ZEIT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling. ", Va. :
,,,,r, Al 500. lml-itSi VOICE Sui.
~ hlFTt,S iaysIICihe failed 10 help me.
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'p'cmber 2s.-The Drose,s Journal re,

ehctp-Reccipls2 So, 800 heal; .L;nucnts no hc,a.
market slow and l5c lower: quality poor; COMMON
% iais 50 u0i3 49,; medium 10 good s. GIui 10:
choice TO eSuA 81 2jai IS. :. = - ~
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TRANSPORTATION.

DITTSBURGII. CINCINNATI 4 ST
L LOUIS RAILwAT-PASHASDLE ROUTE
A "a I ;....y;s;.
Time table Tor East aud West corrected TO JUNE
lth, lss2. - ~, ~.
street. near Public Landing, daily. except Sundays
~ follows. #..- sra 'r-llH -
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itkssstT. ii Atlanta, Ca. says: q. 4. g.
Sisio!cnt cue OF ScrofElr which had
uasIth tOall other treatment. - i''
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nP!'s'!r SsN RI.ES cIIADDCcH,

-,,h,,i IGr years With cancer. Had Il
Fn- S,-t. Il rylnmed nitcr each OPEN.
tEa, IN Is' r,lrsl me without knife cAlstic or
Z y 'si4' '' MRS. II, N. CIRCUIT.
a. -, NJ IEuG-flAt Of my back Tor IL
n BsyspldynS. DrSm!thcused ne with
National Republican., 1882-07-25
Voices From the Past.

In 1877 President Hayes issued Civil
Service Order No. /, which prohibited
active participation in politics by gov
ernment officials and employees. In 1878
the Democratic party, under the lead of
the Potter committee in the House, made
motions toward turning President Hayes
out of the White House. Thereupon the
Republican Congressional committee was
authorized to say that, Notwithstanding
Civil Service Order No. /, "those in
Federal employ" could give money to
the campaign fund without objection
from "any official quarter" Then the
Civil Service Reformers commenced to
carry water on both shoulders. George
w. Curtis, in Harper's Weekly,
rliled against the committees circular,
while purring in favor of the persons
high in Office who had authorized the
announcement in it of their approval.
Mr.. Carl SchurZ slammed the door of the
Interior Department in the face of the
Republican Committee (who neverthe.
less found the subordinates there as lib,
eral as in any other Department., while al
Luc b2ulS llIilS uO N uS ODllRtu W say llt|
there was no power to prevent voluntary
contributions. We have now before us
letter addressed by Mr.. Schurz to a clerk
that year. in which, after quoting the
statute on the subject concerning which
80 much is being said, he wrote:
You are as free as any other citizen to spenC
your spare money in any legitimate way yol
please aud as your political principles or you
public spirit may suggest, provided you do no
violate the Nbove-quoted provision Of law, eithe
directly or indirectly. Your contributing or no
contributing as above stated, will not affect ii
any manner whatever your Official standing ol
prospects in this department
This letter was indorsed by Presi den
Hayes, who informed the members of hi
Cabinet that it embodied his own opin
ions, and the rule governing the admin
istration in its different branches.
viii Mr.. Schurz and his set please state
why that which was virtuous under the
circular of 1878 is sinful under the circular
Of 1882? We pause for reply.
National Republican., 1882-07-25
New ynpnne.e spInIster.

1t is stated that Mr. Yoshida, the minister from
Japan, who has been absent from Washington on
leave for several months, will not return TO this
country lie has been transferred to leading
position in the foreign Office, where his superior
abilities and diplomatic experience will be fthe
greatest service to his country. Mr., Yoshida $
successor in Washington will be Mr. Terashima
Miinenor. His selection by the Mikado makes 1t
plain that he looks upon the relations between
the two countries as important, and hence this
special appointment Mr.. Terashima is an accom-
plished scholar In both the English and Dutch
languages, was attached to the embassy which
visited this country in 1861 spent several years IN
England as u commissioner and afterwards ns
minister, was one of the councillors of the gov
erument after the revolution, was governor OF
KanaGawa for lime, subsequently minister for
foreign affairs IN Toxic, also member of the priyy
council. and more recently the president OF the
japanese senate,