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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09
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May do for stupid boys excuse, but
what can be said Tor the paren! who
sees his child langusning daily ami Fails
10 recognize the want of Il Ionic and
blood-purifier? Formerly. course of
btters. or sulphur aId i GLASSES. AS the
rule in well-regulatet families but now
all intelligent households keep Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which is ~ once pleasant,
To the taste and the most searching and
effective blood medicine ever discovered
Nathan 6. Cleveland, y f. Canton ST.
Boston. writes - My daughter. now u
wears old. WAS in perfect health Un1ll a
wear ago when she began TO complain OF
fatigue. headache. debility. dizziness,
indigestion, ami loss of appetite. con-
cIutieri riIaUu all It.i llaintS OrisrlnatHh
in impure blood. ana induced her 10 take
Ayers SarSapariiia TltiS medicine soon
restored her blood-iua<ing organs I"
healthy action and in due time ret stan-
IiShed her former health. / find Aver Sc
SarsaparilIa a most valuable remedy for
the lassitude and debility incident I"
spring time. >
J. Castright. Brooklyn Power Co
BROOKLYN. y. V. says Ms Il STrin"
Medicine. | find splendid substitute
for the old-time compounds in Aver
Sarsaparilla, with "a few doses OF Aver =
Pills After their use. feel frcshcr am
stronger TO 90 H. 'ough the Summer.
Ayers Sarsapar5sia
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price 81 six bottles, So. Worth - a bottle
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09

J. c. CAMPBELL.
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ALBANY. VI
Il Office hours to 9, a. m, and TO y, III
Sneciatv made of treating diseases of the eye, ear
throat and kidneys 1850
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09
CHRISTMAS CARDS
FROM 24c TO 81 EACH.

NV line of Plush Goods cannot be beat by any
one; Plush Mirrors. Cuff, Collar and Handke ercmei
Box Combined, Cuff and Collar Boxes Odor Boxes;
Shaving Cases Work Boxes, Infants Case, and
lots of Others too numerous to mention
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09
LumbGFTNan'S Footwear Of All Kinds
SCOTCH CAPS, GLOVES & MiTTENS

All of these goods am pleased to show and quote
,riees and if not satisfactory will not urge you {"
bnv call and if you 10 what YOU want,
for it.
Thanking all for past liberal patronage, soliciting
your future fsrors wi shing YOU Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year, am
Your Humble Servant,
Y. R. Leonard.
Craftsbary. Dec Is.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09

and tender,
Where his aged wifi, lay dying; and the twilight
shadows brown,
Slowly from the wall and window chased the sun
ooIden Snleudor
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09
PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

~HARLES GRAVES 5pecissl-A gent ter Co
4 inecticur General Life Insurance Co., Barton,N
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09

Perfumery IN Bulk. Silk Handkerchiefs, Linen
and Cotton Misunderstanding line. Gentlemen
Cashmere Scarfs, Fur Top Kid Gloves and Mlttens
old aud young mems Fur Caps-rememoer THESE
things make nice Christmas and New ear freS'
ents / wish to say word about
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09
DR.. +. s, HuTC1INSQH'S

To prevent Apop1exy, cure Paralysis, Rhe.I~
matism. Heart Disease. Angina Pee tOfls.
Chronic Bronchitis, liver Com? ?lainf, Dys
pepsia. &C., sc. If suffering from the follow
ing symptoms a remedy is
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09
Jewelry! I!

Nice lot of Ladies' Misses and Gents Cuff But
tons. Pins, Watch Chains, &C., Rogers Brothers
Silver Plated Knives, Forks, Spoons Butter hnlves'
Sugar SheIls-ALL SOLD VERY LOW
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Cages : Weuisfeiten.
= nj a II B.

~ ~ " " Us
- Qlls Na9folger bes 9r. 2notier
1T 9err 9einri9 Binber, Der felt elmer
langen &eibe BON .Sabren Sic in Ses
treit, Mi6., erf9einenbe D&5enbpoIt"
rebigirt bat, in bic &ebaftiOn bes npud"
eingetreten.
: ginen suteu Wib ma6te ber STE.
prdientant @tntber, als mdbrenb ieiner
Sariirebe Der Ibg. garutb bon &en=
tudp ba3pii6en rief: vWie ftelleu Sic
fi6 gum 3ou auf leere Glai9ens"
(How are. you on the tax on empty
bottless) Obne gu s6gern ertuioerte ba
@iintber: II am all right" aber Die
itellen sic fi6 benn su ben bOIlen
6lai9en?" 9ieie f9Iagfertige Bemers
flung erreste = ramentli9 in Inbes
tra9t Der ianftser6tbeten ytaie Der
6errn aus benz Seimatbsitaate bes
vOld Rye" unb bes Bourbon" f6allen'
bes @eld6ter.
e. 9llio: Blaine trob allie
5ems Die Sreunbe Blaines = be-
baupten bic Chimes in philadelphia
= baben bon Blaine bic 3uii6erung
.erbaIten, bcB er II b t ablebnen tperbe,
tpenn i'm bic gbicagoer Gonbention,
trob ieines JIorenaer Briefes = tuieber
gum Observation-Disclosures nomis
niren rpiirbe!
= Sob. Gtpiteforb BON Nlasta bat
benz @etretdr oes Snneren elite Bes
i6merbe iiber bas riidf9tsloie Nuftres
ten Der nit ben tpeitsebenbhen priois
legien ausgeitatteten Commercial
Company" etngerei9t. 9ie gingebos
renen, tpie bic Bunbesbeamten baben in
qieiber gBeiie unter Der bespotii9en
Miltiirberri6aft bieies nad9tigen pelss
ltnb &obbenfans Monppols gu leiben.
= Die republitaniid5en MsitsIieber
bes Senatsausi6ulfes fit austpdrtige
Mngelegenbeiten bielten eine 8eriamms
lung ab, Inn ben bonn Senator gb=
inunbs ausgearbeiteten 8eridt iiber ben
Jii6ereis8ertrag nit Ganaba gu prii=
fen. gbmunos 1T gegen bic Beitdtis
| gitng beg 8ertrages, unb sipar aus benz
@runoe. neil berielbe ben Ser. Staten
abiolut teinen 8ortbeil brd6te, abge'
febn bapon, mas benielben bur6 ibrt
natiirli9en &e9te gan3 felbfberitdnblif
5ufommen. gta6 Grlebigung beg Sers
trags nit China nirb Der ISii9erei'
8ertrag benz Senat our &atifi5irune
porgelegt werben.
- Senator Gbarts tpiro oemnadt
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fteigen. Big BET 6onig> grttag Whaionen
bon Pfun6en erreibt baben tpir6. 9aB
bies feline ii6ertriebene bobe 3abl 1T,
benefit elm einfa6es &edenerempeI.
ubalbe @ountp bat gegen 1900 Quas
bratmeilen Jld9enraum; nintmt man
nur on, baB iebe Quabratmeile 25 8ie,
nenff6de gu erbalten i'm Stanbe 1T =
unb bas 1T elm niebriser Nni6Iag : 10
fann bas gan3e @ountD 10000 Bienens
it6de erbalten. Ge9net man bnnn auf
ieoen StOd einen ueberi6uB bon 100
gfunb 6onig, 10 ersiebt fi6 fur bas
Gountp elm @eiammt s.grtrag bon bier
Wtilionen Rfunb.
Wian barf baber tpobl nit Ge9t bes.
haupten, oaB Die 8ienen5u6t in ubaloe
Gountp = unb in bielen anberen Sbei=
len bon Seras, tpo bic 8orbebiugungen
fiir oieien Wirtbi@afts3tbeig ebenio giins
ftig iinb, tpie in ubalbe = cine groBe
unb bieloeripre@enbe 3ufunft bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-05

Mas ionit in uns 4ebt unD tpebt, gdbrt
unb lobert, 1T 3u pilo uno, leioenf9aftz
lid, um bDr retnen gugen. entbiiat 5us
tperben. .M9, gndbiges Grduleiu, Nies
,nanb empfinbet tiefer als Der ifrebenbe
Giniiler. baB i'm bic Welt nur Tim feiz
ner 2unf, ni9t I'm feiner ionftigen @is
geuf@aften willen auffu6t.
WirO es in bieter Melt ni6t INNER
ginige geben, bic in benz &infler au6
ben Menf@en fennen gu lernen tuiins
f9ens Nebmen sic at, i'd geb6rte 5ll
bielen.
Wie perbien' t6 nur Sbre SbGls
nabme9 Wtein 2eben III bisber elm bes
ftdnbiser &f getpeien, nit Der NOtb
bes Dafeins, nit 2eibenf@aften unb
Srrungen. Sd barf tpobl fagen, baB
mir nit Dem Gintritt in Sbres Taters
6aus cine neue f90nere Mni9auung,
cine anbere Sonne aufgegangen. Sic
iinb elm &inb bes Slides, sic haben
bas 6rieblofe, unitdte, 3igeunerbafte
einer &iinitlereriftena, bic ii@ BON Der
Siefe ber, aus benz @r6blten emporars
beitet, ME, ou6 uur in einem f1wa@em
Nbbilb erfabren, unb DermDgen ienes
unbeidreibIide @efiibl beg 8Oblbeba=
gems ui9t na63uempfinbeu, bas iiber
mid, ben 8ielunbergefflrmtea, in ST.
rem 6rieben, in Sbrem 2t9tfreis fam.
Shr Ger5 perleibt ben Singen, bic
mir pieaei9t gerinser l6dben, neil mir
fie nientaIs entbebrt, einen b6beren
@ertb. Menn sic ii9 tpobl bel uns
fhbl'en. erfreuen Sic uns ni9t nur,
Sic t,neu uns au@ unfer geuobntes
2eben tpie elm neueres, fd6neres eri9ei'
men. tYar @ieles in Der Welt bat Der.
bDrgene &ei5e, auf bic uns erf ber
Ginftler, Der Oi9ter aufmertIam mos
den muB, oamit mir iie erfennen unb
qenieBen. @eHeb' i1 es nur, oie ums
gebuns, In .,er i'd mid bewese, mar mir
Doe unb lai,gweilis set6brben bic
ssriide, bic uriprtngli6fett, NIT Der
sic bieielbe befra9ten, bat au9 mid
tpieber G96nbtit un6 Mn5iebungsfraft
5arin finben laiI en-. Wenn Sic lpollen,
iinb mir uns gSeibe au segenieitigem
Dante perpfli9tet -
sic bei9dmen mid. Sd, id aaein
babe au banten. Blitbt mir nod cine
3ufunft, sic baben ffe mir gei6entt.
., baB i6 Sbnen betennen t6unte, be-
tennen biirfte, on tpel1em Wenbepuntt
mein 2ebeg, nnb mos mir tbeurer als
bas 2eben 1T, 1etne 2,rnit, ftanb, als
i'd sic gum eriteH Mable fab. @on
bem punft, ben i@ erreitbt, par nHr
Elm alufi9wung gum Sbeal 6ber elm
Stlr3 In BEN Nbgrunb m6eIli9. Mein
GuB glitt auF benz i6lhpfrigen Sooen
idon aug, sa eridieneu sic mir - eiae
@6ttin, ein rettenber @enius. Das
Bib, oas iebt N jenem Scale bdngt,
fou nur Der uebevgaug 81 reineren, eb'
Ieren 2eiitunsen ieiH. Was i'd ba ge'
malt. 1T cine fali6e. cine pergdneli9s
G6ttin. Das Sbeal i,er Weibtt6teit-
erft in Sbnea babe i6 es 9efunsen uni
lieben gelerut!
(Gortfetuns fol
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-05

BEN obl6lieBenben 8eri1t iiber bic nuns
mebr felt einem Sabre gefiibrten llnter>
iu9ungen iiber bic Wablunruben in
WaibingtDn Co., Seras, porlegen.
Auslanb.
- Sm 8efinben bes Gaiiers Grieb.
rid 1T feline @erdnberuag eingetreten.
Wenn ni1t elm Gndfall eintritt, Mrs
borldufig bic Nuseabe bet tdgli9en
Bulletins eingeitelt peroen.
= Sem 2onbouer uStanbarb" tpirb
bon Berlin aus telegrapbirt, oaB Hare
Yeueiie bon einem amif6en Granfrei6
unb 9uBIanb beitebenben Sntrisuens
Spiel norldgen. oas li@ ipeaiel gegen
Stalien ridbte.
Wdbreao zines Sumnelbaues iK
BET yldbe bpn Mefina alN ber Sniel
Sieilien ereignete f9 eine grplofon
i9lagenber Metter, bur9 tpel6e 6 9lrs
better iofort eet6btet unb biele anbere
lebensgefdbrli9 perlett purben. 3ur
3eit ber @rplefon befanben litb $50
Mrbeiter i'm Sunnel.
- Glne d1t leillitiide Wforal liflo
2ogit enttpidelt ber &6miid)e Sorres
fponbent ber 2onboner Daily News"
in 8e3ug auf bas Decret bes popitss.
Ser papft babe baiiel6e eigentlib 1tur
erlaKen, I'm bem 6er3og BON Nors
folf eine Gefdlisteit gu erwelien. Sn
Wirfli1feit berbiete er bic Mntpenbung
bes Bopeott in Srlanb nur in fol6en
Ssdlen, tpo cine iDl9e MaBregel unbers
einbar nit bet Nd6fenlabe unb @bri.
fenpili9t isi, ionit aber biirfe weiter
geboDcottet peroen, tlur babe man in
iebem einselnen Sale Dorber senail su
prifen, oh benz 8opcott aud ipirfli6
politii6e Motibe au @run5e liegen unb
ob bic 8erbdngung befelben gang frei
bon allen @fctipen Der .perionli9en
&a1e lei.
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@iKenSiperfht

Ssrr @. S. Nlorean, elm So nfmaun IN Gale
9Th, SIoriOa, bate fiG cine be hise ertdltun9
sugssosep, bic bon eiaem aualen ben Suiten be-
sleitet mar unb gang ben anfo Vein Der eriten
S9pinbIudts Sbmptome Oar, 'ot. CT bsr'
fu6te cine Wlsnse losenannter ,opnldrer Sn'
tfenmebieinen, alIein bas llebel berl9limmsrts
lid bon Sag 3u Gage. ST mage, te ii9tli9 ab,
hatte Gtbembeiaperben unb foni Iie ntat mebt
fflafen. G6lieblid beriu9te r Or. a'n9ia
vsteue Gntbeduns assen S9pi noIu9t' uni
fanb fofort erlei4terung. Na doem ct elr
babies Dubenb glalden gtbraud u 1atts: pa1 "a
aud, fpater nidt tpieber sin. Rein anoerei
WaifteI fam cine fold Ianse eifs vof gslunse
nen sfuren aufpeiIen, ipie Or. Rings nWen
entbeduns scsen Sdpinbfu4t". Der erfOl'
Oieier Mebiein pirb sarantirt. .,
@robeFuf@su frei in Der apotbete bon u
Dretb.
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Sin Neriiinannasmittel.

Grau @b0be @besIeb in 9eterion, glab
@ountb, Soma, er3ablt bic fOl9enbe betnerfens.
uertbe @eI6idte, beren @abrbeit bon ben 8e.
pobnern ieneS Stabtdens berbiirgt tpirO: sd
bin 73 SABRE aft unO bin lanse Sabre binturd
BON gtierenleiOen unb @elabmtbeit sepeinist
worbeu. Sd par f9liebli@ nidt mebr int
Stanbe, mid allein ansuflsiben. SEPT bin i@
bollis fret bon allen 2eiOen unb S6mersen umo
tann iosar nieine Sausarbeit gang allcin ber.
ridten. Oas Serbaute id) ben electric 8itters,
ipel9e mid bSllig beriiinst uno mid BON aller
arantbeit uab allem Sie9tbum bsfreit taEen."
Man beriu9e cine Glaf6e. Die tleine Glal6e
fofet so gents, Die groBe 81 uno 1T 81 baben III
ber slpOtbefe bon q. 9reiS.
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Spmmerietbe bon serIdieoener
Sualttdt+
Neue @uswabl BON Sddern+
lln5weifelbaft bic beife NuswaN
BON Damenz unb &tnber@G @GAubem
Mannerz H. &naber>Sduben unb
Sttefeln bend dbrtenTa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-05

Sfeue 3epbNr Gtnsbams, Snbia
@rtnfles, pereals, 3anstbars, @t~
ques, eawns, 9atttife, NUpeltp
GDrbs, iacttti&e 3epbYrs, Suil bu
Nprb unb anbere gum Waiden se>
eisnete Gabrifate in srpber &us>
Uabl unb gu peridtebenen @reiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-05

- Ser irifde garlamentsobgecr
tete Dillon CAB in elmer GolfsberiaillIts
lung in 2inerid goMntp bem 8olfe ben
&atb, in Der bisberigen Gampfespeiie
nit BoDcott &C. rubig fort3ufabreu.
Die iriiben RatbUlifen feien jtDar bers
pfli6tet, ben Befeblen &on,s ali geb0rs
den, aber aur in Saden ber &eligiou
unb GirGen 9iseiplin: niGt aber IN
politifden Mngelegenbeiieu.
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- Sic unruben in Wace6onieE bas
ben gum OHenen 9lufrubr gegen bic tiir'
tii9e &egierung geflibrt. Sie ierbl'
f@en unb grie@ii9en 6reiie ber Seb0ls
feruug baben genteiniame Sadie gegen
bic Stirten gema9t.
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@amsbalt9eee,tjtdmoe.

Siiataaer, 5anbtaaer, Str
Sietten, 8ettbeden, Serim unb @ar>
binsn. siiabedea unb Sibies IN
setnen, WOae unb plSia anb 0lls
Sa@sn, welde tas Sausbalts>
sebtet umlfaBt+
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gttGereie1t !!

Sptt3en! Sptt5en!
&uf bteiem 8elbe sldnsen MIR
burd bte srDBte &uswabl un6 bic
neueiten @aden, bic je bem publt>
fltm pDrselest wurben+ Sprapn,
esYptilde, urientaltide, @aleneienne.
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6err Sliber Snapelp, 0HsSpra=
cuie, q. g., TT elm sroBer 8erebrer
bes berrli6en st. Safobs Del, luelGes
linn bic beftisfen rbeumatii9enS6mers
len bertrieb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-05

@lesante Npottdten in 8dnbern
unb &iiiden+
Die neltelftn giuns 0eiltngs,
Searietta SUD-, Grepes, Sober
Sud-, gballte einfarbis unb se>
mltitert in alien n1Dbernen SAat~
ttrltngen+
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,eS je III San Mntpnip a119ewte1en wurbe,

gambric in perldtebenen 8reiten IT.
9reHen. Sarbtge @tidereien bet
feinifen Gprte.
@rpbe auswabl BON Damen>
unter3elts+
Wpaifdnbiges Eager BON Damen=
nnb &inberitrimpfen+
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ipanilde, @scurtal, @uipure, @ban~
thy SpiBen in alien 8retten fit
l1eberpurf pber 8efas+
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@eitidte Giniabe
In weibem unb farbtsem ptque,
Mua, Spib, Natnippf. Geittdter
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ben abl6lieBenben 8eribt iiber bic nuns
mebr felt einem Sabre gefiibrten nnter>
iu9ungen iiber bic Wablunruben in
Waibinston Co., Seras, porlegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-05

2ie
@1dentlide 6reie greiie fit segas
erf9eint
ieoen Dommetfa8
un6 fo1tet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr pner $1.25 iilr
6 WDnate tn VurauSbesablnn9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
A Cnsn IN Point.

That tho term of every Congress ends
Ut twelve hours after noon Of the Sd day
of March is clearly proved by the follow
sing provision III the Federal Constitu-
ton
"If the House of Representative shall
not choose a President whenever the
right Of choice shall devolve upon them
6eiorc the 9TH day of March next follow
;ng, then the NiceP President shall act as
President, &C, &c
Let rs suppose that this fall the cleo
tors shall be so divided amongst several
candidates that no one Of these is elected
and the choice shall thereby deyolve
upon the House Of Representatives.
Then let us suppose that the House Of
Representatives shall fail to elect u
President before midnight of the Sd of
March, wouldn't the Vice Presidents
title TO the Office become perfect at that
hour? Surely it would. Gould the
House OF Representatives elect Presi-
dent after that hour ? Surely not. By
a mere Legislative fiction the Sd OF March
is construed to extend to 12 NJ. OF the
9TH but there can be no doubt that the
term OF each Congress expires with the
3D. OF March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

were the progenitors Of the human be-
ings in tho New World"
When We said last Sunday that the
chances were millions Of billions to one
against the theory that the animals
having one nose. two eyes, two cars
&c., &c,, were descended from differing
"bioplastic germs" We did not know
that MIR. MrvARr had made kindred re-
mark. He says at page 80:
birds and reptiles have such and so
many points in common that Darwinians
must regard the former as modified de-
scendants OF ancient reptilian forms.
But on Darwinian principles II "a fp1poS-
sibIc that the class OF birds so uniform
and homogeneous should have had q
double-reptilian origin.
On page 76 Mr.. MIvARr, speaking OF
the theory Of natural selection, says;
"On this theory the chances arc al
most infinitely great against the lnde-
pendent accidental occurrence and pre-
servation of two similar series OF minute
variations resulting in the independent
development OF two closely-similar
forms"
Page 81 Mr.. MfvABT says, speaking OF
tho internal organs Of hearing the carr
"These complex arrangements Of parts
could not have been evolved by natural
selection-that is, 10y minute accidental
variations-except 10y the action OF such
through east pcriOd Of time"
And then he adds significantly;
"Neyertheless it 1.-THE hearing organ
was fully evolved at the time of the
deposition of the upper Silurian rocks. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

One OF the speakers at the Burns ban
Duet in Albany last week made an elo-
quent appeal for the erection of statue
OF Tom Moore. We should heartily
welcome 30 pleasant tribute TO SO
charming poet; but why doesn't some
American, while suggestions are IN order,
propose statue to Emerson-or to
Longfellow Let us have the English,
the Irish, the Scotch, the German au-
thors in efligy by all mesns-the more
the beiter--but let Us show little more
pride in our own authors too. -Ae,c
York tribune.
A study of Leonardo da Yinci made
by Jean Rousseau, Of the Belgic Royal
Academy, has appeared in Russia.
"His encyclopedias genius astonished
and almost frightened his coDtenpora-
ries who were convinced that nothing
WAS impossible TO that magician, particu-
Larry when subject TO the charm of bis
presence and conversation. One of them
tells how he offered to raise up With ma
chinery the whole OF San Giovanni in
one mass and let it down, again without
destroying 1t. And 80 long as he was
present people believed. him"
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much more largely than the support he
will probably receive will even suggest.
That native-bOrn Americans ought TO
rule America is a political doctrine which
is extensively held by many citizens who
will vote for one Of the dominant parties.
A candidate, therefore. who looks upon
unrestricted immigration and the mixing
of Church and state as evils threatening
the national life with immediate danger
is subject OF general interest through
out the Union.
James Langdon Curtis was born at
Stratford, Conn, in the year 1916. DE
was sixteen when he removed to New
York. where he soon became q weil-knovn
business man. Before he was Of age he
managed one of the largest dry goods
concerns in New York. When about
twenty-one years old he WIS secretary of
the New York Board OF Trade then con-
sisting Of about two hundred and fifty
members of dry goods and iobbing
merchants Of the city. Later, during
ten years he was colonel OF the Ninth
regiment, New York, and was in com
mand when an excited mob threat
enel to destroy the banks. These were
saved by his intervention. In the be-
ginning of the war the candidate joined
the Union army. lie served year and
a half, and was an acting general before
his retirement. at that time he was
Democrat in politics. After his retire
ment from the dry-goods business Gene
raj Curtis interested himself in the
development of mining industries. lie
is president of the Franklinite Steel and
Zinc Company, OF New Jersey, ana Is
owner of interests in other similar enter
prises.
His place OF business and residence
are in New York, and he has country
seat at Bridgeport, Conn. The old gen
tleman is exceedingly ailable and COM
municative. He is sprightly and active
and expresses his political views with
ability aud force. Mr.. Curtis is a mar
ried man with a family, and is a COM
municant of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. In lis letter Of acceptance
he advocates long period OF pre-
paration for American citizens, he
approves the recommendation OF the
platform OF his party that public schools
should teach only in the English Ian
guage and that free technical schools
should be established for the instruction
of American youth in practical arts and
industries, aud thinks one flag sufficient
for the American people. He holds
that the tariff ought not to be discussed
IN partisan way. These are some Of
the points in very interesting docu-
ment.
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THE RICHMOND DTSPATCH-SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 3d. 1888

John Z. Charles was reappointed princi..
nal of the Grammar and Mathematical
school, with Miss Laura Davis as assist
ant -,
Mrs W. r. McCaw, who has been Ill,
il somewhat better, but still quite sick
A union of the Baptist ministers and
deacons on the Peninsula will be held
here Saturday, September 18TH. TO or
oanize the Peninsula Baptist Associa-
tion. which will be in session two days
Saturday and Sunday. Some forty
members are expected.
w. W. Vest and daughter have re-
Turned from their European tour.
The largest crowd seen here for some
time filled our town yesterday expecting
30 attend the Shelby circus. Good
Judges placed the number at several
thousand. Owing TO some trouble in
Hampton the show did not arrive till
nipht-too late to perform. The large
crowd took the disappointment good
naturally.
Mr.. Page Marsden, Of Norfolk, who
has been spending the summer here,
has returned home.
A grand Democratic rally will be held
here October 9th. There will be bar
becue near here. in the county, in the
morning and speaking here at night.
Among the speakers booked for on the
occasion are Hon. John I. harris, ID.
Gardner Tyler (electorD, CAPTAIN X. G.
Marshall, and Mr.. Page, OF Norfolk.
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Cleyeland's Luck.

Was there ever another man such es
GROVER CLEVELAND? The two houses
OF Congress sent to him the Chinese ex-
clusion resolution, which the Republi-
cans were confident would embarass
him. Bot. 10 and behold the very day
the resolution was handed to him he re-
ceiyed official information that the
Chinese Government had refused to
ratify the treaty upon which the resolu-
ton was founded so he can. il be
chooses TO do so. approve the exclusion
resolution without giving just cause Of
offence 10 the Chinese Government.