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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

says many a sufferer. Il have the blues
frightfully; | am troubled with hradache
and dizziness; | have lost INV appetite
there is a bad taste in my mouth constantly.
What is the matter with me?" We will tell
you; you are bilious. Get a bottle of DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" Use it
faithfully, and you will soon be a new man
again. AL druggists have il.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
Is.s. An Old Established Busi- 1886.
ness for sale.

Having determined to 90 west will offer
my entire Merchant Tailoring stock with
my spring purchase AT wholesale for the
next 20 days and in the meantime will be
pleased To see all my old customers as well
as new ones and give them the advantage of
greatly reduced prices. mean Just what
l say. J. ". PgnLIPs, 90 Z. Main st.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

evident that do the share of the clothing
the city, and the reason for enough Few customers indeed leave
be satisfactorily of their My
every STYLE size and quality clothing popular
demand marked on the goods plain below
competition the eCnmCauy
My treatment customers unimaIy polite No
allowed be praCt samen customers allowed
Judgment preventing the great annoyance 50 often felt by shoppers form the per-
se After expert
this market know exactly the wants of this community the line of
Ready Made Clothing and have placed stock this line goods adapted
the taste of patrons quality and prices have the
sgeny all that prices will please YOU
extend cordial invitation all want of Mems Boys and Cdren Suits
handsome line spring coas pants mechanics outfits and
furnishings aCa will take showing thro the stock
and judgment whether buy of not
a Streets
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

Sewing school Of fifth ward will. be or
gamRed in the Smith school building Satur-
day afternoon. at halt past two O'Clock.
All peEunS in the ward over six, years of
age ar, invited to attend.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
THEO. TROUPE,
CITY DRUG STORE,
Cor. Main and Market SITS.

Athlophoros always gives me reliet from
rheumatism. and | am not troubled again
with the complaint for months \ little
exposure brings it back again. but not A. 81
verely as before using your remedy. Nm.
H. SOule Castle Rock. MINI.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
M. |. S. T.
MEANS
MURRAY'S
IHFALuBLE SYSTEM TONIC.

This popular remedy i having wonder
ful sale. and the reports from those win"
have used il are very satisfactory.
| have recently received from the factory
a supply. which am selling at S1.OO per
box OF three boxes for $3.50.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

William Rodgers and party of seven
ett for Central City, Neb.. this morning
via Pan Handle
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

L. 5 Senator Blackburn says Red Star
Cough Cure removes colds. Price, - cents.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
Know what Aiis Me-.

". {. RinearSan smiled on his friends
fnr short time tndav.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

Jse Hop PIaSters because You know they
are made from Hops, Gum and Burgundy
Pitch
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

The Pan Handle folks arr making ar
rangements to lease a grove just east of
Beaver station. five miles west of Xenia,
for picnic purposes. There are about 20
acres in the grove. with plenty Of first
class water Should they succeed in rent
ing the tract. they will put the grounds in
good shape.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

Those who believe that nature will work
of a cough or cold should understand that
thi~ l. done at the expense of the cuuStitJI-
ton. Each time this weakenS the system.
and W. all know that the termination OF
this dangerous practice i a cum~umptIlr. :
grave. Don't take the chances. When a
fifty cent bottle OF Dr Bigeluw'> Cough
Cure will safely and promptly cure any r,-
cent cough. cold. OF throat OF lung trouble
Buy the dollar bottle for chronic cases ur
family Use.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

Hoods SarsaparilIa i characterized 10y
three peculiaritieS. lSt. the combination OF
remedial agents. I'd, the proportion. Sd.
the process Of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is medicine of un-
usual strength, effectimC cures hitherto un-
known.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

VIM. Barnett went out /" Kansas City
this morning.
The Hop Porous Plaster i the best
known. Hops. Gum, and Burgundy Pitch
combined.
The backbone of tho blizzard seems tob be
broken at last
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

MAN. simhumaDity 10 woman makes count
less thousands mourn. would be an applca-
bIe rendering Of Popes lne. in view of the
indignitieS she has suffered and pains uu-
dergOne at the hands of unSkillful physi-
. clans and quackS. Naturally modest. She
suffers on until forced Ia consult a physician
regarding S0ue female difficulty which She
well knows i Sapping her strength. All
this embarrassment can be avoided and
cure effected by purchasing Dr. Piercr'S
''Favorite Prescription of your druggist.
and taking as directed Price reduced to
one dollar
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

\ Gen. Rufus Ingalls,. Quarterma>trr-Gen-
Isral, says ST. Jacobs Oil i the best pain
.ure-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

Ed. Shivel returned east this morning
in the interests of the Springfield Mamufa,
turing company.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

DURSUANT To the command of an order of
i sale In partition from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Clark county, ohio, and to me
directed, ! will offer for sale at public auction.
at the south door of the Court House OF said
county. in the city Of Springfield. Ohio, on
1 atl
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
Cleve., Col, Gin. n Ind. X.

GOING MAST.
Night tx 'l.H a m
lEN. Y. 4 h. .9.4S a m
= c. 4 r EN. 3:S1 pm
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GOING SOUTH.
NiVht EN 2.25 m
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
DESCRIPTION or LOT No. 4

Being part of lots No. 6 and !. as numbered
on John A. Warders subdivision of lots to
the town NOW city of Springfield, Ohio, bound
ed and described as follows, tO-wit:
Beginning at a stakein the south marginal
line of Section street and 50 feet west OF
sshlsldsr ! Bros. northwest corner thsncs
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

running with the south marginal line of Sec
tiuu street n. - degrees. ". - feet 10 a stake
In Sals south marginal line Of Section street;
thence :. deg. W. Il feet TO a stake in said
south marginal line Of Section street; thence 5.
deg, ". lis feet to a stake in l. 4 Wick'S north
boundary line: thence with said Wick's and
VIM. Burns north buundry line ) - deg, T. "A
feet 10 IA stake ia said line; thence n. deg, Z.
LIS feet tn the nlace Of brgl nnlng.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
DESCRIPTION Or LOT No. 3.

Being part of lots Nos. and as numbered
on John \. NardeT'S : subdivision of lots to the
town now city of Springfield, Ohio, bounded
and described As follows, tO-wit:
Beginning at a stake on the south marginal
line Of Section street and at Schneider and
Bros north west corner and los feet west OF
Penn street; thence running with said SChnei-
der and Bro. west boundary line :. deg "
lis feet to a stake in William Burns north
boundary line; thence with saidWilliam Burns
north boundary line n. s. deg. ". to feet tO
stake in said line; thence n. deg. t. lis feet
to "A stake in the south boundary line of Sec
tion street: thence with said south boundary
line of Section street :. - deg. 6o feet to the
place of beginning.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

ARRIVE FRuN kA~r.
= Night EN - a m
= D.S.N c. EN'>aU a IN
3 CSC DAY ~ ! ~ = m
5 ny Be EN Al p IN
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

LEGAL NOTICE.

Sheriff Clark county, Ohio.
Pringle Johnson, Attorneys.
qSTh ,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16
rh.H,r....ltI.,n N NAN

TIE REGIONAL Exposition Al CAyaF szas
Rrsasl. weiSA wAs oyeSea On CHRISTMAS
saAy and clsseA @ tSe SSh ef asrENsy
Vas tie seNSEa held ia tAai EnsrstA,
ard wAs = EaASatscsat sGccsss. TIE
S~sllectaozs Ssre NS1S valuable and iH-
SsresssrG AwNns tAe displays wsTs
ss~erAl a q ssssA which as5ysc nj rea
saAeS BE asteSlOs, II - tao tataa iioE
.. unS eiTeesog -GSH RAJ - se1d sanr,e'
90 tbs 4 Gee eSsssllsa ~ aAs American
Nxpossgsos a New OsseAs& sfSti q
naSely, ,Ae essse1ss stN arrive hei e =
DAYS NSfare the Closing ~ HE expnsa
tsaz. M. n. CAY Avnsstsov,S, IL
IsstSla SsateS aoNSsl al Sss &c az e -
aHaes date cf E>ta-aSvy -, wrote u II
Mes Orleans EX0as managers ihA
the Rrs sii1aa eNaasit ~os : " setr.gre'
an tie var sAll, A ,gaarSE te RkrroSA A.,
reaxesEnS % neAa.t ~ he css1i u se6s
OF tAst veSe tASt Erxs;,ssS dsS =
SxsS Tor Ara :, that aSlsss ~ caS
1 ~ ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16

"Peck's Bad Boy aud His Pa" will
be presented ut the Opera House this
evening by Athinsou's Comedy Com.
pany. To the millions who have road
Of the "Bad Boy =" doiBgs In Peck q
sun" and the hundreds Of papers
which have reprinted the sketches each
week must be added another million
~ho have pernsed the two books,
Perks Bad Boy and His Pa" and
The Grocery N an and Peck's Bad Boy. y
To still further lengthen the list Of the
bad Bays" fTie1ds, Mr.. George W,
Peck, Of Milwaukee, the author. ar
ranged vita Mr.. Charles r. Pldgin, OF
Boston, for . dramatic version which
would seectively portray the scenes In
the every day life Of the had Boy" and
tie victims OF his good hamore1 jokes.
IL w&s rightly ArgEed that the million,
Who had read Aeoat the ''RAd Boy
would wish 20 SO him, aud that . play
~cai& Be faznizr than the ortginal
sketches, for more perp,e laugh af whAi
they see and htAr than ~ what they
rsAa. Thss, in nrsef. is the story Of th'
origin az the pay Ct "Peck's Bad Boy,
NsI all Who sgloy . hearty laugh y
harmless fan shoasd make sure 10 se,
| Lis PLAY sc-aiSht
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16
Deserving fernsylvuul.

A Harrisburg despach mr 4
tide Of Western emigraiion lss
% strong in this part Of P.nIDu
- TO cause alarm, and within a.i
three weeks twenty car lo'dt d \.
have been dispatched from lAsts
points in the Western 6,aps vsms
propose TO reside. They 70 ID ssi
The majority OF them are your 4
but many have wives ara sahl
Tuesday evening rire car wind
and sent forwarl. A gsailszns
Perry County, this STAT, is1Ita|
they were bSing drawn oa,GRa
ten, that the moTen Ut vas ttgpI
ting thai county the drAi; Sslrlrrl
on the youthful AMI visorn ~
and mechanics. CilIsn. anslI1
TO discuss projso's tlr cisaF
InoSemet by offriBg indna
those afilscted sill tie We'll
e. remain +"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16

Supposed Uhicsen Thisvss Captured.
About 10 o'clock this morning acting
Sergeant Bsiekle and Oficers Mcguire
and Shields saw o furniture car kotnG
up King street near Third, In which
were four colored fellows and n tub that
was carefully covered up. As two OF
the men named Lewis Morris and John
Nicola, are not unknown 60 the police.
the wagon was stopped and the tub ex-
Amined when 70 was found 20 contain ~
dressed chickens. The color~d IMAM
who was driving said that about an
hour previous Morris aud Eiools came
10 him with the request that he 20 with
them 20 Hedgeville and bring In tub
OF dressed ohickens. which he had done.
He said that the two co,ored boy 10 which
were IN the wagon With the prisoners
bad gone with him, and knew nothing
about the matter. The officers took all
d, four 10 the hall and locked them mp,
aHd thea went out 20 Morris house
where they recovered 10 more chiakens,
making 30 Ia all. The fowls are row ri
police station. aud any one who has Loaf
any chickens lately will do well 10 call
aud examine IN sm,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16

NOR sALE-BY PHILIP n. CLARK q
90, No. soek Market street, on 10.
sommodating terms:
YARN Of 40 acrss on The ". n;hsi.foAa,
cuItivation the richest kind Of sotl. buildings
drst class, and beautifully located on the
YARN Of $50 acres. in Bed Lion Hundred,
a.ae river view; buildings modern.
Sjountry saat Of 30 acres. Buildings nrst
clsss, two thirds In fruit. Commands .
splendid river view. v.Y, sn,a-.a
land OF first quality, high state Of cuitiVa-
Farm Of no acres, in Red Zion Hundred.
buildings elegant, land frst class, river view
and abundance OF mutt.
Farm OF 100 acres, 10 Red Lion Hundred,
land Of the best and in good state Of eultisa-
Fnrm OF sos acres, In New Castle Hundred,
| land good, house large and convenieat, nne
barn, fruIt well wstered, etc.
Farm Of 2i0 acres. in ChristiauA hundred,
lat d trst class, tho who,e place In good
order; fruit, etc. one ana hall miles f'om
Farm Of 100 acres, in Christiana Hundred,
| two and n half miles from railroad station
/ land good ID In q hign state OF CIVILIZATIONS
'I Farm Of 30 acres. near Kirkvood; land and
lbnildinaa good; abundance Of fruit
Il Farm OF 10 acres, IN Feuceuof h.huteo
good buildings, land In good order. plenty OF
mutt.
Farm OF &c acres In Pencater Hundred
land good, ouildingt In good rider, fruit etc.
i Farm OF lac acres, In Pencader Hundred;
go ID buiidipgs, Ian In fair state Of ealt.va.
l uon: near railroad station
Farm OF ltf acres. In Chester Coun'y;vo'd
land and good st lte OF caitivationi buildings
all in good order.
Farm OF 1875 acres. on Big Elk, Chester
Oouoty, Pa; land In . good stats OF cultivs-
ton, bulldogs good. Also grist mill on the
place.
Ffne farm OF 100 acres, IN Uecll County,
nd buildings and land good.
l Farm, 20 acres. in Chester County, Pa.
one mite from Centrevilie; good farm viii
good buildings.
Station.
Farm OF 600 asres, at Blackoird Landing
farm OF lgl acres, in 81 Georges nd.
Farm Of III acre., in brandyWine HID.
two miles from HiIml5gton.
Farm oil 70 &c e., In he'd Lion hun1rei
eood IosGticn, good land and all tiiiable.
fArm OF 2es ceres in Rcd Lion hundred
good land aud buildings,
Il Aeres IA New Cgstle Hundred. with To-
IhouSes, wheelWright and blacksmith shops
Farm rs acres, In Christina Hun lred.
Farm leo acres, in White Clay Creel
Hundred.
farm leo acres. in white Clay orsel
Hundred.
Tarm la anres In Pensader Hundred.
Farm II acres in Peneader hundred, will
Farm acres, in MN Greek Hundred
with bail lngs.
F1rm I.s;e acres, in AtAseOsa County
IrexAs.
| Farm a. acres. White Clay Greek HID.
House s2s West Ninth street
House I<0s AArrison street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16

A AZ IN rcle>iSN oaio early On Mer-
Cav mcrn ing, deStrcy~d the tnssca Oh
mills Of varnsy. Taylor 3 o., iuc.ad
iu9 an elevator, large eat,dtne css
tanning erind,Hg machinery, and s
refinery, There were several etee'
smaller eutsdiugs ard ell werS Dc
stroyed except The e,oi,er ecaSe TIE
netAi loss 10 estimated al $Aa,e0A thS
Insurance. At So, 0SNN. Just amer the
ore was discovered an exn'Cston q
gasoline occurred 10 cSe NJ the entsd
tusA eNurely deuacssshVUg Il, srnAsAis I
Windows for squares aroaHd, and IN
futieAg three men and q by. Too Q
the Hsn were severely burned in the,
faces and banda
TIE Miller EaSly ComrNrys Work
and several ffAaae batl0lass IA hAT
naend, Indians, SSVs barred q SAiar
day night loS& SSaNoA. iEsaESaS -
$4,000
TIE nSnt&s Railing NiiSs ard . Y
erAl a.ile.sis6 Swe,lhass In NoS NE
llliroiA we've eSrxed On MSnesS
INaxs<SA. CO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16
FOURTH EDITION
Klota

Does.
~ fne cabinets for % ut Westcott q
Cummings. so2 Market street.
James 0. Morrison, tender Of Market
street bridge, 10 gradually recovering
from . severe attack OF sickness.
Now IL the time 70 have your pictures
shiplsy 80.
Yerger. 4os shipley, employs 4 men
10 make picture frames, aud they make
only frat olAss work ut bottom prices,
Hsnhoeffer s. Vaughan are engaged
10 20. bcildine $50 feat Of wharf for The
sharpless I.ogwood Company ~ Chez
ter.
Patrick McCiosksy was before judge
Cammins this morning charged with
drunkenness, and the usual hns OF "
and costs was imposed.
Try the 'boss' ccfiee that we sell Ave
poands for ti;,t 10 better than what yor
pay s5o. for. Crippen's, No. EAs
second street.
John w. Burris OF New Castle Hun
dred, has rented farm for the coming
year, aud consequent thy he will not sci
his personal property on the 18th inst.
rs stated In tae iss Of sales In thu
REPUBLICAN.
Rupture, pile tumors, q stu u and 81
diseases Of the lower bowel (exoep
oAnoer), radically cured. Send II
cents in stamps for book. Address
Worlds DispensAsy Medical Associa
tion, 66S Main street, Baffalo, N. Y.
Max Ephriam, formerly manager o
the Star Clothing House, has accepted
position as salesman With Harry Hart
pr prie,or OF the New York ClothinI
House, No. SIC Market street. whore b
will be pleased 70 see his old friend
aud patrons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16

Ex-CasvNr1ag Ea lcek, .; tssl-SsA, y b.
il in Ns~ Nast e<sEk asked sscgi TIE
snnersxAzSe movement hal sAS been
snveaas1s 'Ssggs The S9ntAsaa SsAsss
vanlSssl - a. ue' consider u TEN g'ss-
aoce uave@ est, bat rather uaoreEns /
a. in senpe-,A1SA Tue UAs2 oAseci -
moi as4asnaa TIE svsaeiIs a. sSnol
eces right slcpg, NsAsS&.,s the rra-
int "a SrAz destroys lesas1nAfs
srsss tAAs ~As S-..gtA s piia 0e0 veal
u the e5ts ~ AhsasA Tie passage q
. szrsaSegt Ni1N pcsuss Az wS1AS hsvt
eas Nstssr S-ect Il GsES have q if's.'
cut a. tAt s Q So, e. sn& o1-ne- -
3oaAs NNt s&S>.tS sAs 'asuss Re nststi
] t1.uS II u,eS & NJ v hA1 ct N-SEi y
x esl sts a. tsFs .Aaies
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16

~ zezrh.s-x cs TIE Ffr--x FIR
GszuR-y hare kAE Q hknSscDe hook
as. .lsosS y he s<c0ne tla.v % ibe1l
h.-ss A. -a..rsHHzh &a3 King szreets
wlssA Itsy Kre Sas.-oEs q tAr1Ek tAea
Win ea:Rs as,usA1r1ne ,l'e-esl1nE AID
!. s,-oaz re -.Ssaz-g, and nv ttSz n0<
mr. re y xasz. t1art = - dor d
rS-v sk-. EssN Wis ~. S12 eo1ki
wAisA thfy 60 psf psea, Thai lie outl
r.xxv W.. ss r. nd 70 hArs So1 lhAr g
nv sesxzrH. Thss Ar XLTlrCt 70 f.
m lAe1. rsA54Lg rcCu, - The ycuri
xrer W.. haze 6 place wEt-s thsy "a
sYs,ns tns4r ev11rEs II q F-ssstsl
uNxrG
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16
oar shipyar<is.

The various ship bnilders In our city
appear TO be pretty onsy ~ the present
time and theontlook IL rather encoaras
iks. The stS uer Rrandywine vas
taken out ot the dry deck Of the Harlan
n Hollingswcrth Company on Monday
and the place was immediately occu'
pied by The Cclumela. Work Ia alsc
oeresslug on the new vessel which w
noticed q tew daye ago
The Pussy \ Jonee 90. has received
the contract for a v~>den ferry boat
cor Newport II. l., the hull Of which
will be built nv the jackson \ SHARP
Co, thus giving two htms email job
IL will be In lenash RS fect, beam =
feet. and held i6 fee6
The repairs On the steamer John s
Ide have been completed by knocs
Moore Mad she len on Monday 10 TAXI
her place On the line between Bridge
sca and rhiiaielrbia,
Mr.. Moore has nov On his railwa,
for repairs the slo0r Auna aud Ria be
loaeins - 4. CecMhs & o., and rth
driver belonging 10 the II, \ z. Rail
roaa COmvauy.
The steamer : A. Mccall was plscN
GA the marine railway o. the JacAsos !
Sharp Company for repairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-16
FIFTH EDITION.
Lecture on ,h.,

General 8. O. Armst,ons
tne Hampton, Va, achool =, pfilcinls
sse 2 very Instructive And 4, lndiss
lecture In Grace chapel ~ la. iintsreFb,|
last nieht under the ausn,o .ec.ate ION
mems Indian AssocIatian' o. tie N
sionAl exercises General Aite, d.rl
n ns,e with his subject. HF. H. gM
bers, though there vers ns 10 hss]
smaller number Of pure hl =" douk
than formerly. II the IndIs~oued ~
settled upon lands In tau aus were y
WOULD oe no lands for them ',ss tAs
s xsss ana need help and ,bs i ,I
In . few years the onno,.
not oe presented. Indian. lls vi
Abous two'thirds OF them hs,s az .ulvddI
OF the white men, ana ths ~ 70 'heuy
arc progressive. General Arm I'm, aa
desrieed that moral cor. ndr,ns'M
turned Its back uoon the i nSas u
did not believe in the no called 10y,
OF the Indian. They bsd a NM si,eacas
ness, but IL did not come f,on ssl
Top' he never found them ~ "a
lying. trescheIous and hal %
people that they are said tn Ss nan
Indian boys at school vii -.
when they do wrong, and VII ny q
punishment without comnla,n,' s
are natural fighters, and lna. y
they are conquered. Another n,n.
10 that they make fA;tLfpl sr,n
General Armstrong then ,bo..S
Dement'S OF the Indian schools :,
ton and Carlisle, and the LincalIn ~
buttons in Philadelphia AIM. y
hshed. The managers Of the Az.
school found great difficulty IN ~
70 civtlizs the indians brou,h,
school. But the STANDARD Of ch.Is
manhood prevailed, and tA.m
bad ness that such eiur,,is,
not overcome. There Az
sands OF Indians reputable s.ys
hcinR and courageous. Gsp.,,I \.
strong then devoted consldeng. y
20 describing the manner in vMa
school was carried on at Hann,o, /,
regular course Of study was ~,
Hall the day vas devoted 70 nh,
half to work. From June Is pri1n,
Der ] the school rs broken up ~
pupils work all day, e1cep;n, 4
l.3O TO 3 O'Clock p. IN :, when tbrr.,
They are very fond Of music ~
naturally poor musicians M
privileged TO study parlor or;ar n
and are delighted 70 pass tVsbs
that way. After their coursm
pleted they are sent bnk
agencies, but q constant gnia
kept Of them by means oleru
missionaries.
The Indian Rights Assocr.t
doue much, asd all could Do nj
their sympathiez, and thu, wiz
Armstrong asked Of The citn,dE
minRton.
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steamship Oregon were GAEded Ia Mes
York @ Mo0aAy Earning nom the
TGieA TIE Oregon lies in Aboai
tusaty fwo tAsSSns Of wAser, With ihs
lorn ESas visible above tie surface A
survey Of the wreck will be made By
dgvers. TIE vessel vas valued ~ about
g.. 81, eoo TAs SeE FORK AEeEtiAink.
cargo oSasixts Ct so tons Of niscel
Aseoas freight The Oregon had 10
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passengers * eoz-e- NcxAirG has oeeI
seAr3 Of axe schoaoe- which ttrnel
beg, ara Which = believed = have goa
aoWn With a. On eaA-a-
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