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of the various laboratory class processes
from the first lesson to the last in the course
of three years. ~ An exhaustive argument
In support of the proposition that tool prae-
tice is highly promotive of intellectual
growth, and the upbuilding of character. 90
A sketch of the historical period, showing
that the decay of civilization and the de-
struction Of social organisms have resulted
directly from defects in methods of educa-
ton. a. A brief sketch of the history of
manual training as an educational force.
The Late Mrs. Null. By Frank r. Stock
ton. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons;
Portland: Loring, Short & HARMONY, pos
sesses all that authors pleasing character
istics, and abounds in delightful absurdities
and amusingly complicated situations. The
heroine, to avoid discussion of a certain mat
rimonial alliance planned for her by her
aunt, her only near relative, and whom she
had not seen for some years, announces her
marriage to Mr.. Null Tor nothing. When
her aunt, an eccentric lady, discovers the de-
ception she thereafter solemnly addresses
her and refers to her as "the late Mrs.
Null" The characters are all well drawn,
and the reader who wishes to be thoroughly
entertained and amused cannot find better
novel for the purpose.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-04-13

There is not much prospect that the House
will follow the Senate in passing the bill to
admit Washington Territory into the Union,
as the chances are that it would send Repub-
lcan Senators to Congress, and also increase
the Republican electoral vote.
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1t would have been much better if the
militia had been sent to East st. Louis in
the first place. Men who are willing to serve
as deputy sheriffs in such an emergency as
has arisen there are almost certain to be I'M
fit men. Besides there is great advantage
in having superabundance of force, mas
much as it removes all temptation to resist
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-04-13

The Central Labor Union of New York
have voted to boycott Jay Gould. We sup
pose hereafter they win refuse to buy stocks
of anybody who sells to, or buys of, Gould.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-04-13

The arrest of President Richmond of the
Broadway Surface Railroad on charge Of
bribing the aldermen who granted the char
ter will probably be followed very soon by
the arrest of Jake Sharp. The evidence
against Richmond is supposed to have been
furnished by Alderman Waite, who has
made full confession and been accepted as
States evidence. There seems to be an ex-
cellent prospect Of getting the whole gang
bride givers and bride takers-with the ex-
ception of those who have escaped to Cana
da. into the penitentiary.
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o'Donovan Rosa is lecturing against
Gladstones home rule bill. He calls it
sruse and farce" The bill is as fortunate
in its enemies as in its friends.
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The London correspondent of the Tribune
takes very respondent view Of Mr.. Glad
stones home rule bill. He says 1t has aroused
enthusiasm nowhere but among the Parnel-
lites. The attitude of both Mr.. Chamber
lain and Lord Harrington, which it was
hoped would be one of platonic opposition
turns out to be one of uncomptomising hos
tility. All the London newspapers except
the Daily News. whose praise is perfuncto-
ry, oppose it, and so do the most influential
journals of the provincial press. Mr.. Glad
stone still believes, however, that he will be
able to carry it through, though few even Of
his supporters are so sanguine.
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 10.

There are altogether too many rascalS
hanging about the knights of Labor, to the
great injury of the organization. Turn them
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Prudence Crandall has written touching
letter to the Hartford gentleman who tele-
graphed her the news that Connecticut had
granted her an annuity of $500. She says
that over half a century ago, when the law
was passed by which her life prospects were
destroyed, it was celebrated by the firing of
cannon within few rods of her door, But
to-day" she continues, ''when your tele-
gram arrived the only jubilant display l
wished to make was to have private nook
where my tears of joy and gratitude could
flow, unobserved, for the change that has
been wrought in the views and feelings of
the mass of the people"
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Evolution versus Involution. BY Arye q.
Bred. (New York: James Pott & Co.. This
is popular exposition of the doctrine of
evolution from the standpoint of theism. Its
object is to aid in stemming the torrent of
sceptical or agnostic belief which is sweep
ing away old landmarks, and essaying to I'M
dermine the foundations upon which relig-
ion and morality are based. The nineteenth
century is marked off from all the centuries
preceding it by the wide diffusion of knowl-
edge among the masses. Especially is this
true in the United States. Subjects which a
year ago were only handled in the lecture
room of science have now become public
property. This volume is intended for that
portion of the reading pnblic whose scientific
attachments are very general, and aims at en-
aiding them to discriminate between the the
DRY of True and False Evolution. The work
is arranged with view to presenting facts
in their appropriate relations, thus bringing
before the mind rounded outline of the
whole, rather than perpleXing it by diffuse-
ness of detail.
The first chapter is devoted to brief his
torical sketch, showing that the history of
doctrine is an illustration of the doctrine it
self. The second chapter defines what is to
be understood by evolution. The fallacies
of agnosticism are touched upon, and the
chapter concludes with parallel drawn be-
tween the theory of special creation and ere
alton by evolution, showing the superiority
of the latter in fulfilling our religious and
moral needs. In the following seven chap
tiers the evolution of the universe is discussed
under several headings.
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Manual Training. The Solution Of Social
and Industrial Problems. By Charles Ham.
,(New York: Harper & Bros. Portland: Lor-
ing Short q HARMONY Carlyle said, Man
without tools is nothing; with tools he is
ALL" In tracing the course of invention and
discovery we are moving in the line of the
progress of civilization. The work before
us may be briefly summarized as consisting
of four divisions; a. A detailed description
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A very excellent translation of Count Leo
Tolstoi's celebrated novel, Anna Karenina,
has been published by Thomas Y. Crowell &
Co., New York, and will be read with the
greatest interest by all who have studied this
remarkable writer through his other works,
My Religion and War and Peace, which have
recently been put into Eaglish. Owing to its
subject the present volume will probably be
more popular than either of its predecessors,
as it deals with questions which are Of inter
est to every man and woman. 1t describes
the career of the young aud beautiful wife of
prominent official in st. Petersburg, who,
having made marriage de conuenance falls
in love with another man, yields to tempta-
ton and goes away with her lover. Her
downward career, the terrible struggle of her
better nature against evil, the brief happi-
ness Of the lovers, and the misery that sue
ceedS, all are painted in vivid and intense
colors, and with keen analysis and subtle
power exceeded by no other modern writer
of fiction. Added to the skillful charaeteri-
cation we havea series of sketches of Rus
sian life in the high society of Moscow and
st. Petersburg and in the hut of the peas
ant. The balls, races and fetes of the one,
the songs, Superstitions and occupations of
the other, are drawn with fascinating quaint
ness. All this renders the book one of great
interest and brilliancy, and should place it
among the most popular novels of the year.
The translations of Mr.. Nathan Haskell
Dole are too well known to need praise, and
this is no exception to the rule.
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ATLANTA in the South. A Romance by
Maud Howe Boston: Ticknor & Co;
Portland: Loring, Short & HARMONY, follows
quickly upon the two other novels of this
writer. Atalanta is much more ambitious
work than either A Newport Aquarelle or
The San Rosario Ranch and although in
some respects stronger, has many elements
of weakness. At the same time there is an
earnestness about it which is lacking in Miss
Howes earlier efforts, aud it seems less like
playing at novel writing. In A Newport
Aquarelle especially it is as If she had said,
'sMy success as belle and beauty being as
sured will play at literature; and behold
the RESULT" In Atalanta, however, she
works with jealous purpose, but she at
tempts too much. Having easily won success
in the flowing path of light fiction, she I'M
dertakes to deal with more serious problems,
and essays results only to be accomplished
by mind possessing the inspiration of ge-
MUS and training to produce artistic effects.
Failing in this she yet gives so good promise
of success in a less lofty flight that we are
interested in her efforts, and find her, even
in her failure, far beyond the point where
she 50 lately succeeded. The novel is not
lacking in merit and attractions, but is
crude and unsatisfactory.
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MUSIC BOOKS.

Three Holy Children. (S1), by Stanford is a
new CANTATA of great power and brillancy.
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September S%5Ea95Ic. Corn, weatsrn easy
and dull; western mixed spot ACC bid
July 45!c asked, Oats firm; western white
3S ale, Butter, western packed lOalSc,
Eggs lower and dull at ll4al2c.
Live Stock.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Tbe DrOrer's Journal
reports; ORttle-Recelpts5 200 head ship
msnts 1000 head market sshade stesdier;
shipping steers s. 75R5 20; stockeEs and
feeders 81 25aS 90; cows, bulls and mixed
81 50aS 70 bulk s. 5Oi3 %; through Tex.
ans steady at s. 50a4 CO., bulk s. O0a3 %.
Hogs-Receipls $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; market slow, lower and clos
ing dull; rough and mixed 81 40l4 rs;
packing and shipping u 75a4 So; light
81 40a4 So ;skips 81 50a4 80. Sheep-Re-
Ceipts 1900 head shipments 800 head
market steady; natives 81 00S4 00i Tex
ansSl 5OaS CO., lambs per hundred S. Is
al Us.
EAST Liberty, Pa, July 0,-Osttle-Rs-
csipts 2G6 head; shipments none; nothing
doing; no shipments to New York. Hogs
Receipts $500 head; shipments 2 500
head; market Slow Philadelphia S. GOA
8 10; Workers 81 7544 90; 5 cars shipped to
New York. Sheep-Receipts 600 head
shipments 625 head; nothing doing.
CINCINNATI, o, July 9-HoGs dull
light 81 rs; packing and butchers' s. 45l
al IS; receipts 90l head shipments 1869
head,
Petroleum.,
PIrTsaugaH, Pa, July O,-Petroleum
dull but weak; opened at 65sej closed at
64Jc; highest 05ic; lowest 64sCi clear
auCea 3,220,0O0 barrels,
BRADFORD, Pa, July 9,-opened at 65Sci
closed At 64jCi highest 65sci lowest 64SCi
clearanCes l,S7S,00O barrels,
TlTusvlLLE July O,-Opened at 65lc;
highest 66sD, lowest B43ci closed at 64bC,
New YoRK, July O.-PetroleuM steady;
United closed at 64lp,
Dry Goods.
New YoRR, July 0.-The general de-
mand continues OF very good proportions
for all classes and styles Of goods, with
the tone Of the market very strong and
values firm for all styles and classes Of
New York, July 0,-Wool fairly active
and firm; domestic fleece 27a36c; pulled
Texas GAGE,
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grnstes sales.
.%RUsTEE's SALE.

J.. crime Of a deed Of trust % me, made by
SrbrsdrT aud Augusta hrudeI' hlWtiel
h.lY ne gt1 day Of lunu, A. w, aud OIL record
dAs,Su Clefg's 0lice Of tne County Court Of Ohio
- tr W,1t Wig MIA, III Deed Of Trust Book NO,
e9I a.S. aJL, vi Offer for Aale, on
" SATURDAY, JULY 81, A, D. 1850,
.,eorlng n 10 o'clock A ", At the front door
o9Ihuav GiuIt House Of ohio county, lhe following
q - rhgL property, that y 70 say; Part ol Lotnum,
81 V]'otitteln ~ In Dlylhlon 20 IS designated
lt'I man OF the kub-dlYldon OF III joseph
on u s state aud additions Their, from 10 the
talW' wheeling, In the county OF Ohio, IN the
en, " al west Virginia, beginning o. q point on
s.Aw T5,b line VI sAid lot Numbered fourteen 90
NC SSnuadfei aud tSOnty uA) ieet iEom the south
Que LSre, of said lot numbered fourteen uHi
Nu,,ss' 40 with said south line Of said lot sixty
M,JIl IN hence moth aud para lei with the west
WI ~ Nd lot one hundred ll0g ieetj thence
NV sspd psnllel with the south Inc 81 kald lot
w, n, ct; thence lOuih and parallel with the
NV lJae Of said 10. Que hui died (l0Ol feet 70 the
Wa W., "i b,plnuinR together With the bulldogs
paI' iwpfoyrmenis thereon aud appurienA. ces
,,ssntpt b. onL lug, sail pAitoi lot numbered
h. y n even width one hundred 400 ttet aud y
W " ne ,Oulhw " corner o. n. piece o.. K opnd
SSa,.tSioe c~Jnveyed ~. aIOline Wilson 70 William
llvysvoccte, ly decd dated December %, 1881, aud Of
s ao,i In Inc office Of the Clerk o. the County
M vy' nj Ohio county, In UIed Book No 72 folio co.
Tvsy, " sALE-CR1h In hand on dAy Of sale.
u Il DOVENER, Trustee
VIII HALIER. A%uctoneeI leS0 8
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
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educational,
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ELOCUTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
ml NJ, street, N, W, Washington, D, Q,
MRS, NJ, STEVENS HART, Principal,

SIMMER Session at Mt, LAKE PARK, Garrett Co..,
MI, 6pgiuping July To- at l0:SO A. NJ, closing
August Il, lsN'
IDyANTAGEs OFFERED BLYTHE INSTITUTION
Il The Natural Development and Culture Of the
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" tbs easy and Natural Expression Of Sentiment
nv me rs OfSpeeGh aud Gesturei lnClu Ing Char
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pttsfs TcldIng aud In the reading Of Hymns,
Vi The opportunity afforded Teachers for the
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x IadIrs { nv TOT the study Of Kindergarten and
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department
Mrs. 81, STEVENS HART, or
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Mrs. Harriet Cummings, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, writes. early last winter my
daughter was attacked with o severe cold,
which settled on her lungs. We tried
several medicines, none Of which seemed
10 do her any good, but she continued Ia
get worse, and finally raised large amounts
Of blood from her lungs. We called In
family physician, but he failed To do hel
any good. Az this time q friend who had
been cured by Dr.. VIM. Halls BAlSaa
for the Lungs advised me 10 give II q
trial, We got a bottle, and che began Ia
improve, and by the Use Of three bottles
was entirely Cuted,n
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cries many a wretched housewife to-day
as, weary and disheartened, she forces her
self to perform her daily task. at don't
seem as II l could get through the day
This dreadful back.ache, these frlghttu.
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Is there no relief" Yes, madam, there
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incorporated In 1858 for Is ycarS BY the LegiSla
tuFO f6f Educational aud Charitable purposes, With
q capital Of 81, 0OO,000-to which 0 reserve fund o
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By an overwhelming popular vote ls franchise
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adopted December ID, A, D., lsT9.
The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
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monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawings regular
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heretofore, beginning March, 1885,
Asplendld opportunity 70 win fortune. Seventh
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If you would enjoy your dinner and are
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THOUSANDS oil cases Of consumption are
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
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from the Spice Islands Is the breath which
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national beautiher Of the teeth. Decay
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GSttsrtss.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Judgements for all the Monthly aud Quarterly
Drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and In person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, aud that the same arc conducted With
honesty, fairness, aud In good iRith toward all par
Ties, aud we authorize the Company 70 uHe Ibis
certificate, with fac SMILES oil our signatures At
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MI, De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.

The thIrty-o!ghth year oil this wolI.known Acad
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation Nuns
opens on the Grt Monday OF September next anc
continues ten months.
Pupils received at any TIM In the session.
Those who desire to place their daughters In Al
Institution RfOrdIng exceptional advantages In
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at the hands OF lifelong teachers, in every depart
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Of this school. ADDRESS,
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au9S.ntw EeOr Wheeling. W, Va,
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Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

viii chrs DIoases Of the Kiduays Grave, elect
and all Urinary and unthtM Diseases,
Nervous aud Ply IicAl Debility Seminal Weakness,
Los Of YlgOr, PfenAture Decline 10 Man larry
eessTs, ,Eu. BJphllIIi In all IL FORMS sore tbroal
and nnEp, ULCERS, efiplibhs, RniOtulA tet'er, salt
FSsntt, and ali blood and. d ID di'eASes. Female
Weakness speedily cured qntgttheh cu,ed ~
TYR T. BOOKING, Druggist Sent BY mall sealed
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana STATE Lotteries
which may be presented At our counters.
J. II OGLESBY. Pres, Louisiana National Bank.
J. W. KlLBRETlI, Pres. State Nations Bank.
A, BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans National Bank.
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H~and.painted straw bonnetS are among
the novelties.
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ilorstord'A Acid Phosphate, one of III,
Hest TOniCs,

Dr.. A. Atkinson, Prof. MateriA MedlOa
and Dsrmatology, In College Of phySi.
clans and Surgeons, baltimore, Nd, BGysj
ut makes q pleasant drink, aud 10 one Of
our best toniCs In the shape Of the phos.
pilates In soluble FORM" TrhSAw
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One week in the country makes one
In the city.