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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-30

Henty's boys are all sturdy, honorable manly
fellows and good company for any boy in Pitts
burg.
To hate Lie. to love a horse. to be serenely
Indifferent to the gossip of the neighbors, these
good principles which are common to most of
Mr.. Henty's heroes were taught by her father
to the Baroness Gabrielle Won Donna. Gabrielle
is the heroine of Miss Howard's The Open
Door. Here is good novel The plot is un-
Aagpiugly interesting the people worth know
ing. the conversation bright and worth listen
ing to, and the story charmingly told.
"Guenn" was strong novel, and the scene
WAS refreshingly new and graphically drawn
and the situation was not conventional It was
interesting. too, from first to last. But it was
,vretcbedly sad in its ending. 1t was unpardon-
ablv nathetic No book has any right to end as
"Guenn' ended. "The Open Door" is better.
T hone that there never existed quite such
an exasperating old lady as the Countess
Of Kronfels. AS for her detestable little pet
DOC "Mousey," he reminds aone Of that ugly,
malicious, grinning image in Austery's Fallen
Idol.n He was certainly possessed with the
devil. But the Frau Major may be found in
MANY neighborhoods. And Hugo and Gabrielle
nd Mercedes and the sculptor Bernhard and
Gr;nns the counts attendant We get into
GOOD company when we come to know them.
Tb;s however. is all Arabic to anybody who has
not read the book.
"The Open Door gets its title from asentence
IN the writings of the Stole Epictetus. Hugo
Kronfels, the hero, thrown from his horse, and
made cripple, as it seems, for life, reads every
dav from Epictetus that grim philosophers en-
oonrapement of suicide: "Above all things re- |
,oemher that the door is open.'' All the doors |
of life, except that, seem closed to Hugo.
BY and by, however. as the days go on he |
finds two friends, one is Bernhard working
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

running debate in the United States
Senate last Saturday between Senator'S lloAR
and DANIEL. Mir. Il0AR paid the following
eloquent tribute 10 the people OF the south
ern states
al know. too, when say these things that
an saving them OF my cOun'Tymen. | am
ssyinS them OF men with as gallant, n0hle,
and honorable traits where thls race pr'i jul
dice does not ct p0ssC scion OF their souls
a. ever existed ON the face OF The earth.
They have some qualities which cen.
not even presume in an equal degree
for the people among whom my
SELF dwell. fhev oaVe an aplncsS for
Commsud which makes The southern gentle
man wherever he goes nOt.a peer only, but a
prince. They have love OF home; they
have, the best OF them aud The most OF them,
Inherited from the great race from which
they come The sense Of duty aud the instinct
az honor ~ 10 otaer people on the face OF
The earth. they Ere lovers of home.
grow up somewhere III pisces where money.
making il The cbiei end u NE. They have,
above al aud Giving yslue 20 all, that IA.
preme and superb coustsney which. without
regard 10 personal ambition. without Yield
log IN the Temptation OF wealth, without
getting tired, aud without getting diverted,
can pursue d great pubic OBJECT IN aud out,
year after year, ana generation after genera
ton"
II would be hard for any southron 20 eN-
Gel Mr. IoAR ia Characterization. N won
der Mr. DASikL responded as follows;
"The Senator has expressed 80 many noble
sentiments 10 his speech with such tasteful
eloquepce aud witt such hgh appreciation
az those with whom attn more nearly identi-
fico that ! could but forgive him ere be got
through for what he sald IN The beginning,
and could bat feel that In any argument /
might submit / was appealing " = mind
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
LUMBER TRUST.
A COMBINATION TO Bg FORMED at NOR
POLK
pieh Prices Of Lumhsr-OF for Washing
tOn-Rsce for 0ficss-Per-
sopsL


! GORE fponIcncc o. tho Wchmoni DIspstch.l
NorroIx. February ~, 1889.
\ company Is 90 he formed bC'c OF lhe
large saw.mill owners for the purpose OF
rcsu'liipg the piire OF lumber and dispo.inS
u the surpn, stock OF The mills. when Is
not sold direclv by TIE mll-mea, tho ofl"rt
being % omen up new markets iOr The caro-.
Ina nfnc tna can be- reached by such CON-
rlnv when ihe iumocr caonot be placed by
the mii.msn. Al these combinations are
m,king lumber de1rer f0r the consumers
There ~ already Q taroip1 Pine Lnmuer
Association heTc controlling tue market
and lumber ~ a'l kind, Il very much higher
thsn " 1ass few years ago and the marktt
now Is ,lrong and prices advancing, though
the production !, quadruple as great - "
was Ten or fifteen vcus ag0.
The United states steamer Maynower.
/ with Commodore George Bro@n anj other
officer. OF the yard and their ladies aboard.
( lci; this afternoon f0r Washington TO Intend
/ the Inauguration ceremonies aud festivities.
Prominent Republican, are already lcag-
/ iDg tins section and Fastening % a7hing-
ton t0 make the most ~ the early Oppof'nni-
J " % fo,tnv ihrir interests. Two strAcibn1t
loads 81 white and black BepuHHc-r' ",ii
cave on ~unla, afternoon. and there will he
an eXciln- race % get ahead Of thc c,lnrfd
brother Tor thp uaYy-yard. cust1nl-a0osr,
ard uost.pai,. rium.. Judgiag from the
T frc,arnd0u. rush ~ me &. q. p. faithful The
4 Democrats mere expect prompt aHo clean
sweep. very ulHec ne p.'ing-ou' process
they had 10 20 through WIN 800 moyiu2 i'e-
/ pIoacn. four years ago.
81 the old oaicc-bo'dcr- oi The uavv-Y1rd
aye bore ggeln hoping 10 recover the soft
places thc, b.ld tour ye9r- ago. bot . ali de-
8d,. they lF, oG "hich OF the Virginia
actions nls tha " null'
Hundred. % h'N,s ~ shad arc nOW going
/ through to iur northern usrkei., ADD ihf
/ c-rlg G.h frsin VA bc pu' ON tie Norfolk
+ southern rliiroa rfXt week. Reports ron
tnc tsherm % In AlIrmlr'e sound ere 'ert
+ encouraging. zee eaich Is Increasing dllIy.
/ During IT, occasional heavy weather tie
/ h~bsrmon .udcr grrsilr. snad ore bringing
/ uptop price, 90 present.
/ Last night me memorial tablet erected ir
4 Ncnum ulg Methodist Episcopal church 10
! Portsmouth to thc WrmorY 81 the iai. be-
B loved pastor Rev .. ID. BIckUcll, -. d.,
/ w9s dedicated. aud tue crowd prc,cn' from
/ both ciiic. packed the spacious iuildirg.
/ Roy. VI. Y. Iul,r, u ID delivered the dedi-
oaiory sermon 81 thoughtful aud impressive
argument on ths resurrection aud mmor-
t1li'y NJ TIE -0ui.
Haumotc and New York contractors have
/ charge ~ the construction OF the wn4ryce
aud Wsrchonsc. oi the Norfolk and Carolina
/ railroad, Formerly the 'h0wan southern.
Win1m Wtd, a c.iored pcn-'on nktnt
J and % stefan, +. In the tolls ~ the tui'ed
/ state, Court Tor cysrting eXorbitint aud un-
| iaNfui fc.s from hi. clients.
The store and contents Of ". r.. Grubhs
at ~c3bolrd depot. ON the ~eahoard aud
/ Hotnohn tai'r1ql. Wcfe destroyed by an 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
prct,Y Wedding az Luras.

Correspondence OF the Richmond nisparhl
LUgAY, VA, February -, 1889.
Main. street Baptist church OF Lmar was
the scene this morning ot a Vcry interesting
event in the marriage ~ Miss Matte Biodlcr,
Of this county. 20 Nh. William /. Jones. OF
New York city. The ceremony was per-
formed toy Elder Bcnitmin hampton. the
u,hers we're NesSrs. '. b Jackson ana l..
4 B0ot5r. and the attendant, Mr. Harry {.
Reit2, of Baltimore Md. and Miss Blanche
SioSer: M. Charles II. Sumllt, McDouougu
institute. Nd, and Mlss Mamie Ster-
man; Mr. Walter BiedIer and Miss
Bcr-a snyder, Mr. " ii. Ford aud
Miss May Scilcri. The bride carried
in Der band q beautiful bouquet % hiie,.of-
tbe.vsley and the bridesmaids caca carried
bouquet % Aarechai.Nr. snd other caolce
roses. Professor Heard, worth, OF this
place. presided At The organ; aud num-
Der Of the relatives and friends OF the con-
tracing parties were present TO witness
the ceremony. The bride Is the beautiful
and attractive daughter OF Martin Bicdlcr
Esq, wcll.knpNu citizen Of tlus county.
snd the groom "a prominent Young bust
nesS.mqn OF New YORK city. Nj and Mo.
Jones left on toe mOyuiuy s0uth-hound pa
senger train over The Acnendesh.NalicY
railroad to visit HichWoad ami o,ner points
OF interest before t.kng up their residence
10 New Yors. Tie brida. presents we're
very hlndsume. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
nonhle-ana.rwiesea nrrn,.

An Esst0n pa special ssys a mlu who
refused t0 give his name crAN.td ou ne
truck Of 4 LehigE Ntley passenger train Al
S,atiugtoR last night. Lev face downwardS.
ana remained in thai position until the IRAN
arrived at Bethlehem, where be was discoy-
cred by the engineer. removed almost as si!l
~ al iron rail, and taken 10 tie police sta
ton to tbaw out. He said I've made several
attempts to crawl out Al stations along The
road. but was unable to move. He waa
drunk when h. boarded the truck. sober
whe removed. aud again drunk when
thawed out. This morning he gave ms
name as Daniel Edmunds, aud was sent to
TAIL for ten DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
THE RICHMOND DISQUALIFICATION. MARCH ! 1883

fore triumphed. The service they rendered
10 Christianity was great aud lasting. II re-
Guires no depth Of learning 10 n1ster me OIL
common Jaw forms: there Is nothing IN them
10 repay perussl, but IL Il on outrage upon
Iustice for them 10 be forced upOna CONNER
cia or any sort Of progressive commuoiiy'
TO tear them of % that the law In IL simple
majesty cin be seen ny the buino est cltilen
Is a dutv we all owe the commonwealth.
There arr much wider facilities Tor setting
aside the verdict OF jury finding prisoner
guilty by raising sll sOts NJ points oi law
than are allowed by modem English prAc-
tice and that Of other wel-goVerned coun-
tres. To correct the grieyou' eviis oi our
modes Of procedure TIE most draslic rehie.
dies are required.
The doctrine 81 i1isseg .fqirf, 80 conve-
nlent TO politicians, does not do Tor n" re-
form. Something must be done az once.
We have al heard ~ the counlrfman who
was IN lhe habit OF putting hi' corn IN one
end OF the mea'-slck and rock ~ The othcr
10 balance Il, and how 20 refused 10 ADOPT
the suggestion Of traveller who advised
MIN T. throw awtv tie rock snd diyiCe bra
corn into two parcels. bcclu'c u Woaii fe
doing something hi- father. his 2randia'h"r.
ard his erest.grandfitaer hld never thoue lt
of nor done.
Co0mon law and equity should be fu"d;
on mo6os OF PROCEDURE utterly ahinion"d;
suits instituted by -er7nE COPY of tt"
c9mpl1,ut upon th' defendant. requiring
him {, al ,1ror within tn day. from tnr dir
~ service. alJviu- no amendments lo
g c0Dtuh,luf' or "Cr.'rer,' eSccr' suc1 ~
substantial justice may require md G'V1G
the right - either party % d'"T Z" ''r'.'-
rI1irfr or answer" 60 a. 10 raise qpe-s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
FRIDAY .............M Ma


Tho Pulcs Of the House.
The successful nlbG,'ernX in the House
Of Rcprcseniatiye, during It's current session
has not commended the -'les OF that body to
p1bic Appreciation. When We 'er rules
which were adopted 70 itcilltR'e the ir'nsac-
ton OF business u.od for the purpose Of o.
tiructlng IT, transaction % business wr can
Tot but ass what i, 10 be- toe outcome.
When W. see rules framed With The object OF
protecting % minority converted into It,
tcrs 10 bind The majority in cbnn-, we can
not but admit that. toquo'" the words Of the
-. Louis platform o. 1876. reform l. ne
oossary." When We learn from fiels actual
Is occurring before ou7 eyes tn2t one mem
Der has It in his power 10 prevent tie House
OF Representatives from passing anV bin. we
cannot but yield 81 the conviction that
remedy for mi, wrong must be discovered
or invented before many years sblli have
passed over our heads
one abuse leads 70 another. The Commit
tee on Rules has the right to report at almost
any time. The possession Of this power has
resulted in inducing thst committee 20 rc'
port as rule. regulations which m" IN no
propcr sense ot the word "rules.' For eX-
.u,lo tho, commute r.n,-ts Tor adoriio, os
sruie II TIE House that on designated dag
=, nv, ,,,.I !, .h.uto i'm order to t.loi,n
. oo,,.,, ,.nl ,,,i., il rsr,.d or that nh 4,
certain day in the future bill shal, be The
order OF The dsy until II l. disposed o.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

WILL sNp. Referring 80 the claim %; the
-. LoDis Hcpuplic That the recent election
Of Dir. WILSON, Of Missouri. 10 Congress
was Democratic triumph OF "no small
significance" for the resson That Mr.. VIII
sos was elected " on tnc tariff issue and That
alone" The Atlanta Constitution remark.
that whist Mr. WU-c.'- preGe ,c,sor was
elected n 1852 10y - majority, IN 1854 by
1886, in 1886 b.: 2. )S7, and in 1888 by o, 100,
Mr. WILSON was elected by only go, and
adds:
"Thc result Is O little too significant 10
suit those who thipk that the best Demo.
cratic policy rs Democratic control % the
Government"
This remark would serve as an entire
platform. Democratic control oi 'ne Gov
erpment " Is what wc rlu-t have in Virginia
Il sc would escape evils WORSE tnau those OF
reconstruction DAYS. Ia such q crisis 70 i'
criminal 70 attempt 70 divide the Demo.
cratic party Boy trying 10 read OFT Of il the
RANDALL men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
More Laeht.

In commenting week or two ago upon a
paragraph whch had appeared In the Cen
tral Presbyterian, we said:
"In rctnninrio Richmond from D,nvllle
In 1868, ,oon after tho surrender 40 App
ma't0S Conflhousc. W. cpnVersei with 4
gentleman on The train between Enrkeyille
and Peler.bnr-. who tod Us that he cousoie !
himself Tor the death ~ tho Couieiefary hy
the reflection thii ne had escaped an esra0.
l!shed church, which. he said. would have
been one % the results % successful sccc'-
sion"
This little paragraph has been crcul''cd
iar and wide. aud has called forth much
comment the general tenor " which is tnli
the gentleman IN q1e.tion was to'dly mis-.
taken and the s'or, incrcd bic Now comes
Rev Or. LArFcRrY. u the Richmond
Chrlstau Adv0c.t az. aud tells u- what here
follows:
"Tbe late ~. John 2. NcFertiu. the
Southern Meth0irt publisher who was
familiar WITH The military men ~ the South,
for he tad adm s.ion ntO the tent OF general
a. well a. private. told "a. that state church
vas the pufpo-c 81 'ur lenders. al loasi ~
the army u Gc.rgis lie recited certain acts
md rcgsou'ucs brought 10 b. attention He,
~ ~c hsyc before said IN print. expressed
milder rcyret on that account Tor che coli
lqEsr OF the Confcdorocy. In ftc'. he re-
lated how a church was built during the war
I'm r certain city ONT - government lum-
Der aud by us' u government carpenters
THIS il becoming intcfcs'ing-dccdediy.
It does seem Incredible that any sane nsn
should ever have seriously apprehended the
erection o. an established church in Tie Con-
federaic state; ana yet Dr. McFRRIV's
story, ioll 10 Tennessee, and or travelling
complnion's story, told 10 Virginia, must
nave had some foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
Peculiar

tn u,elfin mary important particulars. Hoods
sa-,ausrllia Is difcront from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar Ia combination, proportion ann p''P
aratlon Of Ingredients, Hoods sarsar1rina pos
sesses the fun curative value Of the best known
remedies OF tho vegetable ydom.
Peculiar In rs medicinal merit. Hoods sar'apa-
riila a-compl.5hes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar IN strength and economy - icoda Sar-
taparliln f. the only medicine Of when can truly
be sa.d. lrO doses one dollar" Medicines ia larger
and smaller bo.,ies require larger doses ana 40
not produce o. good results as FOODS str'ipariia'
Iecuihr In lt' good name At home there -
moro Of Hood's Sars1pav'ila so.din Lowell "Aere
tits rado, ihau ofall other Wood purifiers
Peculiar TO it. phruomeual record OF sa's'
abroad, no other preparation has ever auiinrd
such popularity in so sr3r, time. 20 not be- IN
duccl to take aug o,Aerprerafaticn. BesaretoS e'
Hoods SarsapaEIIIa
sdd,yallrrys,ts. sl;sirforss. rreParedoniy
byC.I. HOOD j. co., ApothecaHes' Lowell Aa'''
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

The Cincinnati ConmcrciaiGazette s1ys
eve, the people Of Cincinnati do not want
reform in the shape Of $4,000 officers
Hold on. Brer HHsTEAp. lhe idea of
Ohio people not wanting Office, uodcr any
and all circumstances is decidedly too atcn-
tt.fft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01


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their er,1' uro-,wfoi. Tine Ickrnns.
/ Cr.cA settler, Too southern Italy, were me
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u4iiou.liiv. Ihcg Wefc 40 avtrsc TO changing
th..- tuHt TIE man who Ncuiurtd proposing
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than ou-~cYr-. Hut thst old world exist,
no more in England. re sovereign las no
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to-iu a1f nn' ant ln"i INe' lh tlt image
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England, "a, the most conspicuous legal
reiormer % this century. liz ms hrst speech
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legal reform De- "od'd never rest content
u0tll common la" and cqu'iy jurisdiction
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~ h~ 1ud 'guy "a' eucrted 10 Ensaad
by ilc iudic'tnie 3cI OF $50. Ihe c9m'noa
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

can Augusta. Ca, dealer in musical in.
s'rumsujs uso> advertising envelopes with
the rebel hl.te lag on them. This sori Of
thing ought 10 Lc forbidden by acl OF Con-
grc.s. or at least DOT allowed TO 90 through
ne Culicd states mails
Could anything bee moro pueTie than the
Press KIND o. Loyalty. The Pre-, should
merge with The Nul and Express and re-
move TO Russian Poland and become Gov
eminent Orgau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

a southern paper publishes long ac,
count OF the capture Of = strange bird in %
red shit Perhaps It was an Indiana
white ON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
A Cenfea on Rosser.

IsNNN III ~ F'''7's
TO the Editor OF the Di.pslch;
As there have been some un'ayorabe ctili-
csuns OF the address delivered by General
Rosser IN Baltimore on the 22d. at The annual
reunion and banquet OF the Society Of the
Army and Navy OF The Confederate States IN
the state OF Maryland, you Will please per.
nit the 70 say that II does my besrt good to
know that have still some brethren leit
who, like ROsser aud Ruiiin, have The courage
OF their convictions. Ak On CoSFED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

There will be no extra session ~ Congress
II the Republicans c3n get along without one.
The West Virginia delegation consists OF
four Democrats, and the Republican msior-
ity In The House 81 Representatives. is re-
ducc1 to 20 low point, 50 small nuiobcr,
ihti the Hepuhncin members will be afraid
10 try 10 organize The body before December
next. when the our new states VIII send
fve additional Republicans 10 Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
BHIkF COHHhAE.

O. coming relormer J. named WHALE
Reform hy tie whaling process is nothing
new.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

In the course Of a fow days q good many
woulJ.be Cabinet Officers vil know that
ihcv are an the sgup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

THE CERTAIN AND SURE HIGH ROAD To
WEALTH md PROSPERITY IsTO Buy lOt X
DREs, GOODS At IHIs HOUSE.
Sew shade. tuelsh cs'n mere, hh.f-No' "a. &C.
Wnef go YIN ninb of this for n low prrt
Dorblo-fl.d Coordination sflunts, iair -
..rua. 80 ac.-OIr regular ~ S'o'' ''.'l
This nfe ok; ,t.t.
iO-inci, sn-ao0i French sersos. very hn' iantio
ana every ueW shaie. al llc.--aiter iA'' "oeA
hey wiii Bon .n'.
Uarl ONO lire OF so~il- ell1nels, IS i0'hes
vi.e. AN wool 90 C good value f. .'' ,
yerg nuo oxIa qualify French II 'nr.rl a. H'
4L.-crupot Doe mNtcn-i iO. le-s ilan tl-'.
- NFW line OF PENSiA> AND silk
CORDED IRlnhiN1e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

Feeding rouces ir ieading-maiier Up"
Ines or less. g.. .n nonuaroil .csce1. 'oc.
Cnrioi Ie.os Tor moro space furnished On ap'
khcAuol
yuicffo-~ -r1 fo1c~~.ri- TnuI Dc nHoresse'
,oTHF DESPATCH CDr9ANN
Pejo-toi conn az taa5aa viii not - 70
furncd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

which was not only capable Of justice. hut
which on some sides Of II would be quick to
respond TO generosity"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

Never too poor 70 Try Salvation OIL, the
great pain-eztirpater At only Is cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

To tho F1i,orof tle Di~paich:

To tho Fdit0rOf tle Dispatch:
Pofji al economics a'l admit that legi-'q.
! too /. dil'i'utln free countries on ace Iuut
of numorou- di-cordlut voices. Compre-
/ heu.igc reforms ere more imorec'ic1hle IN
I VIRGINIA than 700 auv otter ciy.liI.1 >tNc 90
ihe world Ibc people fix Their ideals ion 'he
uYdir %; ihe past Instead Of using their cX-
prri,ucc for the hcucdt ~ those ot %, who
/ are now living. h is no rcw fact tI7t a
colony IS frequently more conservative than
tae prreut c5nntry. The Grerk, who icit
Athens and sparta and that beautiful cour-
/ try where