The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-01-03

Mr.. Elisha A. lien, after being present
ed to the President, and while on his way
to the ante-rOom, was seized with an at
tack of vertigo, succeeded by spasms. He
was promptly attended by physicians, but
shortly afterwards died in one of the ante
rooms of the Executive Mansion
Upon the announcement of Mr.. Aliens
death the reception ended.
Use Olive Butter. For sale by G. ].
Fisher & 60.
John b. Stetson, hat manufacturer. of
Philadelphia, gave $50, 600 worth of
Christmas presents Co his employees on
Christmas day, in the shape of endow-
ment policies for $1,000, gold pieces.
watches, seal skin sacques, building asso-
citation shares, and plenty to turkeys
This is the kind of strikes we like to hear
of and showed Il spirit of beneficence and
good cheer that will 60 far towards re-
newed fidelity and appreciation on the
part of his many workmen.
STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. AT
the invitation of the Monmouth County
Agricultural Society, the next regular
annual meeting of the State Horticultural
Society, which takes place on Tuesday
instant, will be held in Shinn's Hall. at
Freehold. The place is easy of access
both by the Pennsylvania Railroad aud
the Central of New Jersey, the latter con-
Meeting with the Freehold and New York
Railroad at Matawan. The programme
for the two days is varied and interesting
aud the meeting is expected to be UNI
usually interesting.
-Seneka Balsam cures coughs, colds
&C., without constipating the bowels.
THE HEALTHINEss OF Hon HOUSES.
At the Sanitary Congress few weeks
ago, the Hon. +. A. Russell read paper
on g The improvement of climate at a
slight elevation He said recent obser-
vations had completely disproved the
rule, which only thirty or forty years ago
was believed to represent facts, that tenn
perature decreased regularly with in.
creasing altitude. From the results of
the various observing stations they found
that general agreement existed which
proved that at points artitically or natur-
ally raised above the surrounding district
the range of temperature was sma Her. 1t
was found that at a height about equal to
that of the upper rooms in high house
more equable and drier climate prevailed
than at lower levels, drier than at the
seaside, and with daily range not much
greater, and much less cold ON the coolest
and on fOggy nights than down below
The practical conclusions seemed to be
that invalids aud delicate persons should
generally be placed in high, sheltered sit
uatiops, in the highest rooms of house
and by no means on ground floor; that
climate resembling that of the seaside,
but less damp, could be obtained by living
at the top of a high house that every
house ought to be built on arches, or
thoroughly ventilated below, and raised
ON piers above the ground level that no
home or cottage which was not ventilated
underneath with damp proof walls, should
be considered habitable, and that in tho
country no house should be considered
babitable of which the floor was on
level with or below the ground.
MURDERoUs DOCTRINES. The Viilain-
Gus Raotngs Of Herr MOst,--Herr Most,
the notorious European Socialist, address
ed large gathering of his admirers at
Chicago few nights ago. In the course
of his remarks he said that the entire
world was conducted on false doctrines
and in detriment TO the interests of the
demolition must be general Everything
now in Governmental existence must be
destroyed. All Institutions must BIO OBJ
liberated from the face of tho earth, and
new ones established, to be controlled by
the people themselves in the sole interest
of the people. The people were now
ready for the iconoclastic work, and were
anxious to tear down the evidences of
their oppression. And when they did
begin the good work there mist be no
lukewarmness, no hesitation, or back
wardness, or faltering. They must kill.
They must kill everyone now ruling over
the people in this country as we'll as in
Europe.
1t was question simply of who was to
get killed, and the people must provide
against the contingency. In considering
the means of carrying on the coming
revolution the necessity Of money should
not be overlooked. That would be easy
to get. There was plenty of it and it was
accessible. The banks were loaded with
wealth, and every bank in Europe and
America should be Quilted.
" Take everything you can get /; all you
can lay your hands on, and even if private
/ persons suffer, let that not deter you, it
makes no difference Money must be
had, he said and they should take it
wherever they found it.
When they were killing and any OF
their number showed the white feather or
gave signs of weakening or regret, they
must also remove such. There must be
no forgiveness, nothing but cold implaca-
BILE, memorable and certain death. g You
will want guns" he said, "cannon and
all the munitions of war. You must
manufacture them, or seize them where
you can, and If you have not sufficient,
tuin your attention to chemicals. Use
bombs and explosives. Use petroleum
and dynamite. They are first-clasi
agents"
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