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a to to the Cnt'ted Stake.
Doaainroaoxrca ;
A C r txnnkAtlone tntaling to Newe and 14Itarial
matters should be eddi sed to the EDITOR or 'Fill
Dxx.
, tr5I1MS Larrsaa.
AU Buelneti tottore An1 iamlttanoee eheedd to
addrerdtoTheDeirueLMtlirn COrrAllr , OMAHA.
Draft , , Choeke and rotoince t + rdore to be otado pey
able to the ordet of the compusy.
TBE BE BUBLISl1NG CO i PROPS/
6 , aOSBWAr6a , Editor.
ALL the great moral rolnnns start
from Ohio. They have just organized a
divorce reform league at Columbus. It
is evident that reform in that direction
ja ncedod in Ohio.
Iris Excrustiuv , Air. Agoo , ie now
governor of Nebraska , in the absence of
] Sir. Bawos .10 ought to distinguish
liimsolf in sono way. Lot him emulate
the axamplo of Giw. Hascall , and issue a
prochlnlation cmntioning the legislature.
If he call t do that , he can exercise executive
tivo clomenoy , and attach his immortal
name and the great scat of ntatc to a few
ardons.
GRrsltAU's report is a great deal bet
thau lijs rocord.-1lcpnbllcan [
1Vo sympathize with Pustinaster Oeii
oral Gresham. With President Arthur
ho fails to come up to the standard of republicanism
publicanism that has boon act up by the
oflicial organ of tin Union Paciflo. Will
the Republican kindly enlighten the
public as to what in the matter with
Postinxstor Oouo& Grasham'i record ?
Tnc Pcnnsylr.rnia loglslaturo has final.
] y adjourned. Absolutely nothing has
been accomiplisleed in a six months' ses
siun , excepting the passage of a salary
grab , enabling members to draw ion dol.
Jars a day. The average Pennsylvania
lawmaker reminds us of Colonul Seller. .
Ile is always iii favor of the old flag and
* an appropriation.
AuoNo the various proposed amend-
mente to the national constitution , none
cemmeuds itself bettor to popular approval -
proval , regardless of party or previous
cmphtio , thin the clause that coders
upon the president the power to veto any
single itemii in et appropri ition bill.
Stupendous jobs are lug rolled through
congress , at IIarlyevery session , through
omnibus bills which the Prueidunt cats
not veto without keeping congress in
continuous 5085juu. Thu proposed asked.
inert would citable the president to approve
provo what was just 1111(1 economical in
an appropriation bill and lee could pro.
vent reckless waste by nimly refusing to
sanction what ho doomed objectionable.
i
= 1 TnE national pusoy garden , of which
] dir. Luring in chief supervisor , with the
title of cumini8niuuor of agricutturo , still
continues its uxpertmiiomits iuraisimig sugar ,
although the culture of tea has been
abandoned since the famous Lo Due was
beheaded. Su far bir. Loring has no t
been able to produce eugar from ser hut n
or beets for less than ens dollar a puuind
But that does not matter , so long as the
great national pusoy garden can suppl y
our cougressuon and senators with boti.
quets irr lnid winter , and furnish the m
cabbage seeds and garden sass at Uncle
Sam's oxpunau for hone consumption it
the spring title
Tim democratic Plattamohth Jaurna
calls the editorial of 1'JIE lira on Ciulisl
"powerful nod sunsible. " Mr. Rose
water's ehlursunent always conies froi
the d ° tnocrattu journal.Rcpi'htioan ,
Sumutitnes it does , and very' often i
does not. 1I0w about the New Yor
Tinter , the leading republican pyier u
the United Shatos , which also quote
TIIE Bus , end has editorially cxpresan
its gratilioaten over the election o
Carlisle ? 'rte ttfites , In ita issue of th
4th , makes the following declarietiot
"The republicans who nru eoutnunein
tcainplligll for I88I , are makin
fools of tienelveis. ' [ 'buy are Irvin
'wolf' too early , and they have cried
much too otteu. " 1VIl0n the editor e
Thu Times said that the nlarniiats wit
are howling about Cdrlialo zero makin
cools of tleulseilvuslm , must have had iii li I
mind's eye the intullectu al colossus wh
came fro nFrontunt ; to Oulnha to found
new school of journalism and fotndu
the republican party
xlic Springfield Rcpubitlea effectual
ly disposes of the howl which sumiie over
zealopa rcpubliosue are trying to riis
ovordbeuluctiuncf Carlisle. Mr. Buwle
15 a ISfasuchueuttu Yankee , withoutt
particle of.ontimeu al sympathy for th
south. ; Flu rnakca the following analysis
Csrlialo , tlary say , it "soctiniial. " Ii
ono seusait ii true-Imreprcaents all tit
section. . IBwdidl lea in the caucu
voeea flxim oiil j sixteen slates out of ihi r
tyeiglit , lustULittle Inure tleau a thu s dr
Garltsleswpportcumo from tWOmityfuu
states outal ( thirty.t ight , lruw a lie
north and south along the woatero buul t
.dories of Ohio and d.labama , inil IL wi
divjdo llrraostatcaiend Ieavesizttmrrtstate
on the went. Jo ell those nimiutmwinaitato '
just half theUniolRairjnllgutfivais tes
of which two were friuu Ternewtw , ant
ono each from Calfurnia. Indispa sn
Louisiana. Carlisle' had thirty ftntrvntu
fromn the north , not counting iliiseocri , t o
Itandall'e thirty-two ; coutltin { Missouri '
Cdrlislo luul fiirtyfivo nortlwru vetch 'I'
call a roan thus chpaeii a sectional Vu idi
dale is # Ilutninst trailxlisreat humbug A
men who carries the untira void of 1Vta
consul' Michigan , Ilhinoii , Iowa and Alis
sourithirtytwo : Hi sill , cannot baoliurgo d
lylth' 1outhlernjalll In ducency ,
i
s
.1 LAs A.
A bill lien been introduced in the senate -
ate to create a territorial govemmott for
Alaskn , and there is very littlodoubtthat
it will beeomo a law , I'resideut Arthur
referred to this subject in his message ,
atnr recommmlded that congress create x
governnent for Alaska. There can he
no valid ubjectlun mate to ft. ' /t is now
fifteen yearn since Seward ncgrititetcd the
pwrchaso of Alaska front Russia for
$7,000,000. That vaaL oxteut of territory
line since its purchase beoii loft almost
outiroly alone , as much so , in fact , as if it
had beau ut Central Africa , had it boon
a colony of England or Franco it would
have had sonic sort of government long
ngo.
ngo.No civilized nation would have treated
any portion of its territory with such
gross neglect. Its boundaries have
never been ofHclally defined , and all we
know of its populatiol is of a very vague
character. Its fact nil that in kuown
concerning Alaska is mostly guess work ,
'rho information concerning its resources
has been obtained from adventurers , and
no oxplora jolts of any kind have been
made except in the extreme southern
portions. The supposition is that it co1
tains about 360,000,000 acres. We are
told by adventurers , minors , 'hunters ,
and whalenun that Alaska has gold , all
vol. , copper , iron , and coal ; that it
abounds in fur bearing animals , which
are preyed upon to a large oxtentby a fur
company ; that it has immense forests of
valuable timber , nhd that it has extensive
fisheries. Those resources of themselves
should be sufficient grounds for a territorial -
torial govenunent , under whose direction
the territory could be surveyed and explored -
plorod , and ita resources definitely ascor-
tajned and developed. The main objuc
time to a govurnnieiit has 1)0011 that the
population comiaists principally of Indians ,
But had there been a government , there
would have beat a white population in
Alaska years ago. It is not reasonable
to 8111)P030 that civilized people will migrate -
grate in any great numbers to a country
entirely without government and law ,
San Francisco is greatly interested in
Alaska and demands tlrrt it be given a
governmental organization. The trade
that can be derived from that territory
will no doubt Provo valuable to the City
of the Golden Gate , The San Francisco
Chronicle , in treating upon this subject ,
nays ;
"To go no further than making it a
jndical district would be a bid for signal
tnihuto. There should at Iciest ho a
governor to execute the laws , a Logiila-
tutu to make thoui and otlicora to enforce
them. If Alaska has nut euuugh civilized
whites to till tfiese of ices , that let that
country betacked to Vushingtuuterritory ,
jta nearest Arierican orgauizetl neighbor ,
with an allowance of rol + rusentation , and
let the laws of 1Viishitlgtou territory gay -
urn it amid the ollice s of Wasltingten
execut0 and enforce those liwa. ' 1'Iiis
much dune , pupnlietiuu is aura to fallacy ,
and thou lot the United Stitcs keep
a naval vessel or two there std o5ttblish
a few forts , with regular ollieurs and
soldiers , on time coast amid on the Yukomi
river , to protest these settlers in the
busiursi of elevulgpiug thu minus , the
forests , liiliorius nhd whateYcr agricultu
rat or other rusourcus tlturo may be ,
'l'his city cngltt to have a valuable trade
Ahiska , aside from mietof the fur
with l
c nnay , , yu'ire tcg , nut would but for
the gross negloet of eongrm'S4
TIIE primary election reifurm is a mat.
tor of slow growth. Only 23,000 ropub
Beaus were unrolled in Now York city
undorJho new system of registration.
This is loss that ono third of the republican -
can vote in Now York at. the last prosi
I doltial election. It other words , cne-
third of the repuhlieaits of New York
will choose delegates to time eonvemitiuna
antl nmaku thu nontinatiuns , which the i
party as a whole is uxpuctud to support ,
I As usuel , the ward bununur5 , who busk u
polities a busjnesa , have upposud tie
proposed rohr11n , which , if nuccussfu. '
1 would take away their livelihood. Ac
u cording to the Now Yutk h'vcninq Post
cnmpimeinta are hoard from niliuy die
Ii triete that voters who wished to olro ; 1
t wore pruvuntad by venous ktlula of ob
k structions , and that in niainy lnattumcu s
if tlwnameaof deuoerzets have bueu pus t
upon the lists in cunxiderablo uumburs ,
s
If the enrollment of donaeratn on tin
d
f republican rugistor has beets carried of
to Huy great extent time whole scheme onE
e
nE rufurm will pro me failure timid u farce
i/ / Nothing tutinito will be knoivn , however
6
until the di.trict asauciatious have boo
g
ruurgaulzud mend thu lirdt primaries undo
itg their direetimn have bush held.
Ifu TtiRenumtry prusd , which two yccersag
I' was et wrought np over the so callu
B hnuha riutry , id new beginliing to colt
n pruhu..el to what extremes corporation
a can go it furthering their own intoroal "
r 'file ' reckless deli euuu of private propert
rights maid pir.ttiemel seizure of pubhi
thoruugidures by the UIltml Pacific rai l
road furcea , masquerading under th
elver of the lick lieu ; inspires th
York Timer to uneke the following perk
°
flout Iligtmit'les ;
S "A mob of laborers armed with club
a i11uathal 1Vhuru was lle slate militia
e Wht'ro Worm , Gunvral Aluxiutdurand Ala
. jar Adnnilu , ? IVhuru , Out wlene will e
Utvtusmur Nalio + ? But thia case was dim
e I ( uncut itlw time r.tilratd eutnpanie e
w want the uuib. I Iu y wiiut to defy tin
law , mad thure.foru tie civil mead nlilitr
authulIneM Hitt atloit. Nii tntliury camp !
r Nu ruahing of extra trains ; nu dead Our
° tnau ; imu twi min the brewery. Wurkiu
uleit mire nut as dangerous new us thu
tII wore.u
1 A NATIONAL falllal.d congress Inadd U ;
1 largely of horny handed Barnacles ohm
d cmiltiv.etu IMihtiea as the staple crop ha s
1 h0pq lu aesMIuu at L tuiavll0 , Thu mait
I abject of this bugud fur0liiru cuagre5 A
t. 011d ( flbd Lo pralllgtu thu cunufI55Io u r
cf yrh uburu whu iliimihi l + t ii imelu saute
puayy } Indus tutu cabluutofjce ,
Coo ny. N.t r IIFNO1iatN , ( II Illinciu ,
11 said tee bo ready to reintroduce thl e
. :
intoratato colnorrxi bill , reported back
at the last session of tlio house cmnmitto
on commerce. That was iluo railroad
xmtnitsionor bill originally drafted by
Charles Francis Adams , ir. It is an
ingenious schema to block legislation on
inter statoeommerce under time pretext
that the commission will investigate existing -
isting abuses and in duo time intends to
recommend seine remedy. It is a good
bill to be laid undor'tlio table ,
OTIIEIII,1tNrYT11AN OU11S
At the eleventh hour , when the French
and'Chineso dogs of war have been tin-
chained , Jolur Bull stops into the arena
as mediator. British commercial interests -
ests are seriously menaced , not only in
China but in Victoria's whole Asiatic
empire , In fact England has mono at
stake in a warbetwoon Franco and China
than the French , or for that matter , the
Chinese. England is in no condition at
present to dispatch the greater part of
her navy to Chinese Craters to protect
the interests of her citizens , at a me-
mont whet her navy is needed near the
Ited Sea mid on the coast of Africa. This
explauia the undue activity of the Brit-
isle cabinet in ofroring to negotiate an
amicable settlement of the differences
bOtwoon the French and Chinese ,
An a preliminary stop toward protect-
jug British interests in China , the Ferry
cabinet have boon notified b ytho British
authorities that a blocado of tire Chinese
ports ny French war vessels will not be
toloratod. France is thus placed in
a rather humiliating position at the out.
set , for her helplessness has been published -
lished to the world , and also is seriously
crippled ju her contest with the middle
kingdom.
So long as China has reason to
lend an assault upon her great connmor-
ciul canters by an overwhelming naval
force , there was always a chance that she
might reconsider her declared intention
of opposing the advance of the French in
Totquin. But if , through the intorven
Lion of European states , the war is to be
strictly localized in the Song koi delta ,
Chimia has nothing to fear from France ,
whose forces are likely to be wasted away ,
as they were in Mexico , in an inglorious
ani interminable atrugglo.
'Toro have been of late many indica
Lions that British manufacturers amid
merchants would not consent to be slut
out fronn the Chinese market. merely to
further the aggressive schemes of France
in Further India , and it Cvaa not to be
expected that their protests would be
uuhoedod by a liberal ministry , which
represents the industrial nu opposed to
the landholding interests.
lmi u 8peoelt made a few days ago the
ISrarquia of IIartington nokmiowledgos that
the British ministry has received an iIi-
timatiMn that the German government Ia
willing to join syith Englaud in protoct'
ing their snbjoeta timid interests in China ,
in the event of h war between Franeeand
the Aliddlo ILiugdou. That this nehune
of joint action was already kmuwu it
Paris , mud w'aa rightly construed as a
threat which could not be disregarded , is
clear fruu the statonemit made by Fcc
miur Furry that it is his intention to
confine the war to Tomquiu , Tltintneans ,
of course , that thu inetructlons previoun-
ly sent to Adnniral Courbet , and anthler-
izing lion to miuekuudonouitratiunagaimist
Cautom i case the occupation of Bre-
miiuh should bo resistud by regular Chi-
11080 truupa , have beoii counteruatided.
Under such eireumatutees Fraaico may be
forced to accept England's mediation as
the easiest honorable wiy out of a
elilenima.
Any faint 1101)03 that the extent of El
Mrtiull's victory had been exaggerated
uuist disappear utider timeeodimmnatory
accounts which have arrived at Cairo. El
MOhdi's revolt has gone far enough to
comt Inca the mimilitary and diploumtie
mind of Europa that it cannot be putt
dtwit by the hhudivu. 'l'imo brand of
1 also 1 rophut which huts been 'dated '
upon him at Cairo , Constino flu and Aloo-
Aiuto t gnus for nothinb auuouu 6 thu3U0DUO
B Ivitgea who eomimpoae(1 the army , mid that
iruiy stamla it its little daugur front Lila
khudiva se the army af'l'iuiour did from
that of U ijauitto. El Alididi us , in fact ,
the Timieurof Africa , his troops are in
them cuugeiial climate. Neither English ,
Fruneh our I'yptiaus ; cui follow theme ,
' lle ° fail mil IChartoutu , which may huppun
at tuiy tulle , will herald tlta adv.tucu of
thw 300,0(10 ( Ethuupiau 8uvagos upon thu
tumwus of the Lower Nile , a11d limo prubi ;
I the establmehmitonit of a new ISrtitltauednn
unyliro upou the ruins of lypt. The
i
long cuuitittuaiieu of the war by EI ATnhdt
is out a quu3ticn of semi , but of fund ,
, urd he cati best supply his colitis-
, viry , dupaitutent by a rapid shiftimig
of his forces from pbtcoa scoured
r and desolated to now 1101(18 The
eumignrst of Ahysinja Cvaa easy by coin-
1 uisun with that will be required to get
min merany of Eughshmiion or 'larks to the
° iiuudau through to single campaign. Thu
d hiss of it cauiptjgn or ovom a single battl u
r would ho fiital to any British ministry
e that should undertatkn it , but tutu Fale u
1'ruphut uuay lose a dozen battles and
' still runmaiu in me emldition to wage Cvar ,
y fur lie has a territory to nunteuver in as
o largo as thu Missjasjppj valley , more than
half of it us fruitful Cis auy in Lime Crorld
mind a population into ° sely bitter again , t
u
time Englishi , whmnili they believe to be the
d iuepirers ef the lChedivo in the dustrue
. Luau of the ehlvu trade and the whmult sale
cmrtjee4tto ° 0f their cropa , cattle ml d
uthur porsnulul properties for hues. Nov.
s ? urthuleas , England will be litortliy force d
to illterfdru with aim tinily. Public opus
i'Ii , whtuh.rufusus to pernut Olndst mite o
to evacuate Lower Egypt , to be consisten t
with itself must mgt hint to action to m
provoit the Invasion of that country by
tlleeo terrible Etfeoptmis. And if it was
wise pohIU ) it Englaud to decline the ai d
0f the Suttul agaiuat Arahi Boy's revolt ,
it would be the hcjght of folly to pornmj t
the Sultan , with a thoroughly o pmippu d
4uualenu army , to secure a footin j at
Khartoum ,
The antmnnary corlvietiol and sentence
III O'Ddntcll created a profoundsauea
I time in Irulaht. Thu gunurl impressiol
oat titan thu jury would either disagree
I or brngg jut it vunlict of acgpittal , O'Dun
, nullactlunaolhavonutgivonupallhopu-
utthlugh their utfurt to induce time jury
to sigh a putltjon fur n reprieve tO the
ormvml was tptsucevsaful 1'he uuajcrity
refum t'if , raking time ground that they
had iii u ved met time verdict after time moat
caacful ixatainntion of thu uvjdoicu , anti
thin thuy hid had tutu teciinlcatlities of
time law fully utpininud to titom by the
1
presiding judge. Ono juror told Mr.
Guy that his sympathies throughout time
trial were entirely with the prisoner ,
but that when it came to rendering a
verdict ou the absolute merits of the case
as slewn by the evidence there was no
getting away from a verdict of guilty.
They insist that time sentimental view
of the case was entirely ignored in time
li .room and that al the members
tre ted the killing as an ordinary case of
murder. The culd take no cognizance
of the eauseawliichu prompted O'Dounoll ,
and they were trot allowed to go away
from the evidence. General Fryer and
others of O'Donmiehis counsel are much
chagrined.
Among these whit have watched time
carreor of Itlr. Goshen his recemit zip.
pcintmont to time apoakealnup of time
house of commons will seem slgmimftcauit ,
because they point to time oluvattoi o
this export tactician to tlmo premiership.
Mr Goshmt is a liberal , but his iuancial
ideas have often cawed hun to differ
with Gladstone , anti ho occupies a somewhat -
what indopendout position , litany
were disappointed that ho was not
given a neat it the Oladatono cabinet ,
Like Disraeli , Mr. Osochun is of , Tcwiah
descent , but his jndgoment is safer than
that of time brilliant tory leader. Ho was
a high rank man at Oxford timid rose to
ttr ° mimienco first as a thorouh [ ; gouim b
business mean. 11p entered politics and
time house of eomnunona in 1803 , and was
oven moro successful i.t the new field
than in business , In two years ho en.
bred the cabimiot as vice president of the
board of trade , amid subsequently hecanio
president of time poor law board and time
first lord of the adnmiralty. Ile is bee t
known in connection with endure nmat-
torn. In 18711 lie represented the British i
holders of Egyptian bonds , omd gained a
good deal of local fame , amid provoke d
sanmo disfavor by lijs nhrovdmicss iii reor
ganizing the public debt of Egypt. Thus
cunning and diplomacy were later mad °
use of in Conatantiuople , and it was upon
his return to London , after eeeiug tim e
castors crisis safely over , that many Eug '
lislinmon began to look upon limumi nut the
coming premier. Ills integrity of pur
pose wits always noticeabic , oven back n '
his university days whom le refused t °
graduate because lie would not take car
Lain prescribed oaths. Ile camiot fail t °
hake a clover speaker , although time tech
tmical kmiowledgo required for his positio n
is usually mastered by men linvung im °
higher political mnbttion-aomethum g
which eanmint be said of our epeakership.
Tlno agitation over time wretched conei
tion of time working classes of London
continues. A deputation from Limo coi
servattvo workingmen of London white
of Lord Salisbury Wednesday to con
gratulmtto him on his efforts to aumeliorat I
to a conditiomi of time working classes and
time thorough nieumer in which lee ha d
exposed the wromiga to which they war f
subjected by the gr spimig ewnors o
rookeries it which they are compelled t °
dwell. One other striking and signifi
cumt incident of the agitation occurred
thu other day at a nmeetuug called by Mr.
'I'orreiiw , who ms one of its principal pro-
motors. Ile roconimemded euligration as
time beat remedy for time sores of Eas t
Loudou life , but ht was cried or hissed
down by his audiemmee , who said it was
the laded proprietors amid eapitmtlists
who ought to ohmigrate. Whom ht talked
of time poor , they shouted to hint that
there ought not to he auy poor. Fbmally ,
time opposition took possessiomi of time
meotiug and passed resolutiouscondemnn
iug euligrntioi and dennuiding the open.
imig of public works by tie state , mid time
colonization of Etiglnud itself , by which
one orator explained that le meant thu
nationalization of time laud as the solo
remedy for pauperismn.
Russia is quietly pushing liar con.
quests through Coitral Asia it the three-
Luau of India. Oreatilritiin holds India
now u8 nakedly as it did I , century ago
by the tenure of conquest. And whist
leas happened in ludja id what has hap.
peed wherever British conquesta have
bean made. Timor , has been no pacifica-
tiomi , no coalescence , mm real spread of
English civilizaliomi , only an extension of
Emigltsim markets amid of tlto area of Eug
Belt taxation , If after six hundred years
time Irish hatred of Englaud has ne t
abated , it apito of a conumiunity of Ian.
guago amid mum approach to a conlmunit y
of law , what can be expected r f a coup
try no much more re mete mid so touch i
less iutelligiblu to Euglishuuun as British i
India , which , moreover , few Emiglial i
officials seem ever to have ttkeii ; any
pains to miderstand. That Iutlia is netlike '
like Irulaud , in a cliromiic state at'msuuitim
.red war" is because time natives of lndi a
zero of a less turbuluut and explosive min
tune than time natirea of Ireland.
Imhucd , if Iudlu were populated by
Irishneu , it would not rumain umtu r
British rule for a week. But , beiu rg
pupulittcd by a nmeok amid onterprisin g
rat u , thura is min chance that time English m
wiil be dislodged by imusurroetitn. Simic °
the y drove the Fruueh out of 1110 pout
stilts their rule has been uuchadl ° nged
But , unless tell sigut fni1 , it will within n
few years bo efutlloiged by Russia
1Vliun the coufiiet conmea Russia will hat 0
tire great ndv'mitago that it hair advammc 0u
overhand her conquests have been fob
lowed by real paeiltcttions. Thu pee ; ,
of Cemitral Asia have beoii Itussilumizecl
whercts the peoplu of India have un
hems in the least Anglicized. Aud that
ditl'uroucu will count for a great dual it
favor of Ittmasia.
Gonnremi politics are decidedly oomph
cited , limo inpermal peilianiunt is di
tided into tot parties ; Governmeu
comnservatireisfreueousorvatlvesnatlouia
liberals under Volk , progresakts , ultra
nmotitiincs , Pules , social denlocrata , rad
icais , and independents. An eleventh
party-a spljt frpm tllo national hiberal
-is now fornumlg itself under time leader
ship of Itickot , of DAmitzig , They 01)1)0
Bjsuuarck's presoit policy ,
The extreme slowness with which con
missions of inquiry in Ituasia do tliui
work is a very serious obstacle to au Y
unproveneut in that country. Suet
commissions are not notorious for thoi i
celerity in amiy country , but Ili Rue
aln their pica is of tike elowea t
deacription. Bight years ago tim °
Remsatau guvernnment appointed a coot
iii 55 On to imu uiro iumo tie condition o
the Itnssian village commuunilioa with
time view of increasing , if possible , thci
powers of aelf govurnment and of basiu
thoreou eonmuthing reseubliuIg a patiuna
reprosumitatiou. According to a rccn t
ntuuber of Time Juunial de St. Peters
burg , this cennlissionafter fallingaaluej
at St. Petersburg for eight years , la y
just awoke tci the necessity of appoint
ulg sub co muiissiona jn order to con
muncu the work assigned to it ,
An emigration lair is boimig preparoc
in Gunutiuy. It is ohiefy intended t o
put a stop to reduces uioi + ratton by jn
atltutiug meaeurus that will prceumt oiti
zone froam leaving the euuntly befor a
they Iiave a ° nmplted with curtain puhii °
and private ubligittiuns , moro partieuherl Y
auch as result front conunuual and fumil y
ties amid the relations of survicrand wur
cotdmcto ,
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SUBJECTS FOR STUDY ,
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TRADE DOLLARS ? NOlandl.xfindommar.
of l'nlteI Statemoney h chat S. S. Oraree , Akron ,
N. V. , voutd pay for bortlo of hr. Thomas' Edoc.
Irk Oil , the medicine xhich cured him of bronchttfe ,
and xhkhtas cured thousand , aifieted the earns
way ,
tyould 0.111 , Itolcombelitor
NOT A CENT Seneca County Iterald , nloom
stile , Ohmo , gm efor the ctacres of hI getting ill of
hie catarrh btfore ho used Dr' Thomas' Cclectrle Oil ,
Now' a xmdd glue a goo11 deal for his chaneee Meta
he ehntlarly ittlisted xtth the urns mcdiclna natl.
elite.
$ iJD I ) ! 00t $500 , eande And eomcllmcthou of domiere ro
vented In endearing to cure a deeii-eeatoll rough
xith doubtful , uneertsin come Ica Dr Thoma , ' F.e
ledrle 011 code au centeand tifecteda xonderlul cure
for 1 11 1' . rklns , Creek Center , N. V. , echo night
aflernight for four long yearn , tat up to bud and
coughed till the cltlhing tea set eclth Pere { Irntion.
Tx o bottles were ill be used ,
ALLOW US TO Thomee' E lectrio Dr. Oil
le hot only a serf , aluabie remedy for dIca'es of the
nose , throat and lunge , but a splendid eaternrl ap
pUcation for rheumatism , neuralgia , aches 1151115 and
wounds of ercry sort , It Is guaranteed to do good ,
and In the oott of failure to eatiefy , money x 111 be
returgal purchaeer in every Instance ,
All Druggists self Dr. Thomas } clectrlc Oil. OS
TStt/3ni.IIUnN SCO lt'/'re / , Bultalo , N , Y.
Too Many Tcxt-Books ,
New York Tribune.
Time multiplicatiomi of textbooks is a
growing evil fn our public-school system
which should attract the careful attention
of school olticersmid teachers everywhere.
Within time past few years almost Ivory
text book has been developed amid ex-
pauded into a "series. " A child is given
at S year. old a "primary" ariliimhetie.
Next year he is promoted to a higher
class and must be provided with rot "iii -
I arithmmotic. A year or two
later tlmis must give place to a now veil.
nine bearing the imprint , "common-
school , " Further on he drops this ahd
secures u "grammnr acliool" or "acad.
emie. " And before lira cmnmon school
education ii s finished ho must add , per-
hap , , a collegiate or university
arithmetic to the list. hero are four or
five books , costing iris parents-or the
public , umderthefrcabook system-three ,
four or five dollars , which he must have
it lie would keep lima place it time arithmetic -
metic class. Its time grammar , geography
and other classes the sanme syatelu lure.
vajls. Time scholar , during his six or
eight years' course , lie must provided
with from four to six textbooks for each
study pursued. But this system is not
to be condomun ° d because of its cost ,
though that be burdensome. Cost much
not be emusidered when uitelligemiee is at
stake. Thu nlagllitudu of the evil is in
this fact , that beyond a certain limit , the
more books a scholar has to study , the
less he learns. In other words , nuulorous
text-books and substituted
- frequent changes are -
stituted fir persoual instruction by time
teacher ; and inevitably withi bad results.
* * * *
Authors amid publishers Omi
courage thin system ; for time immure books
they sell , the more nmomioy they unake.
Mumiy teachers amid school boards , nctimig
as publishers' agents , encourage it for Liao
salno reason , 'limo parents who buy the
books , and tlio children whose search for
knowledge is bewildered by a multiplicity
of guidebooks , but paucity of guides ,
are the losers. If the nuonoy that is
wasted every year on ivorso than useless
text-books could be applied to liming
more and moro competent amid moro earn.
eat instructors , our school system would
be mncreased in real usefulness a hundred
percent.
1Tinco 1'lo ,
Some nminco pie ratiou of the muse
1'rmnpt , tnu thins pie oi 1y tc ue
My pan in lio1 , a that I thereby
May get my wife to make a pie.
Two pounds of beef , ono pntmtl of suet ;
Five pounds 51)1)105 , chopped , add to it ;
Three pohads oh ruisius , currants two ;
' 1'hroo 1lmeters puihid of citron saw ;
To tablespoonfuls pure of mace ;
The Maine of ciummion youtunes ;
Allepicu and clnvrs and salt once round ;
One hagmonful of nutmeg , giuutid ;
Of sugar brown five half-pounds true ;
] lrnwn sherry pure , min quart will do ;
And one pint brmidy , best. Amid We
have got our mincmaneat recipe ,
This all time winter sweetly keeps ,
If safe ismthum stouo fare it slea'is ' ,
And tied with double covers where
There circulates a ebilliug air.
But let it stand one ddy at least
lioforoyou use it for time feaet ,
And if , in time , it gets tun dry ,
A little liquor you'll supply ,
Now we'll SuppOs0 tlm0 ides are done
And stenndng hot and browmi'd each one ,
Aud wfitiethofragruutodors rise ,
Before you taste , you wall , if wine ,
Taku thorn , regardless of expense ,
Amid toss time pie sia o'er thu feueo.
] lacau5o whoever oats mince pie
Will mint eligeathe will jest die.
II , 0. lonez.
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m a aK'ILl INY ,
a . iIftlsutunrairca , Soreness , Cuts , Bruises
I I P 'eyini , Fluesfln'rlsy ,
lead tln xuiQ 5thlitN , Nlt.IIJIM ,
Audallotharbodilyache ,
i' ' i'llh ' Pill and palue ,
I FIFTY CENTS A OOTii.r.
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r uU ID W tlii ; liradrrx Direcl outs mu ii
I ' i I luuguuxiw.
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( SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others .
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
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Oil i
It is the bust and , obua .o. food . fur stuck of any kind. Ono pound le equal to thrue pound , of earn
lock fed withl Oru . mid . . Oil Ca a u. the mall aria wear , in.tuab o1 running down , wlU htcreaev In weigh
sad be In gold mar.u..u a diUon ma the . . , , .
. col , spring. d.iiryriont as well a others w i. Hsu it can tastily
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