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.->'• Wfl* ^^^^^^2j WMMiisHaaappaaataaaaaasaasaaasEga^^ .aabciKrt?Brjv« Ctow«s, AiaMnr,, > • J^ 7 ' ,001,88,1382, .}• - g>h$ lengthening shadow*, ok. waning attrtumn^betoken.tha return of the teason, hallowed bj^ onvancestora many genera* tioaSj for returning thanks to the Su- preme 1M«S for-his merciful protection audrswppoxfc, Following this tin|e hon-. ore^JottstQftSi now reopgnfeed by our statute^, ^hnrsday, the S0th,day of N6' Temb^rnext, is herby designated and net Skpurt^aaftday of thanlssgmng to the AlnaightyQadior the manifold blessings vouchsafed untethe people oltbia-state during thVpasi-y«ar» Ftmtfui harvests an$ prosp.eron»- in- dostrMS have rewarded-the dUigentiaaud of labor, He|lthftitaesSi peace-and-oon« tentment dwell with- the- people. The Z& '•'\\*n iiir v i n|[ j httwtvry legislation w _^_ promising. The child is bora Woo nay see liquor prohibited iu She-whole oottnjy oxjeptfor .medical purposes, but ppssi- bly beer and wine may be allowed'under sever* restiiations. F&ANQM ON THE OMINJESM • FSONTIER. JYanoe kaotively pushing hereonquest in Annam, and the .Chamber*, when theymeet* will be asked for a credit of several million frano* in order that the colony may be firmly established, j BB t \ow it k engaged in maling war on pi, rateaandcftptnrihgatownortwo. This is the probationary stage., When- that is passed ffrauce may have to try oonclns. ions with China, for U Hnng Chang is in a bellibose mood,and there are states- men at Pekin who foresee the day when the Celestial Empire will be oiroght be- twoeu theEnssians advancing from the north and the Freuoh advancing from .«.«,. the south, and. when a foreigner will be' authority of^la\r^a8.b^nrespeeted i pnb.J«*»tedonthe throne now occupied by I the Tartar dviiflBtvnfPcJnn, '-W- *%. lie pr^er obseifed-and the 1 ihteteat* of Christianity, education and morals have lx?en especially promoted. Seldom in- deed has a single year, in the- history of oorifcate been moresighatty favored, with gracious manifestations, while through* •ut pur common counfty- general pros- perilyhwiprevailedi betide of immv-v gration. toiojori shoieS' has been nugreced-1 entcd, and-iaall'. material development ilia nation: has- progressed* in- *. degree never before'equailed.- For the happiness-and prosperity en-'i joyed, and all the evidences of divine fn<voc,sho\Tnnntons, ; we owe grateful aaknoMedg*nji|lL|il to our Heavenly; Father* pn-.^tim.-alone for life and; • slrength-wer^epend.-- It is-.thorefore reeomjwmded that o. the day hereby, designaled,-the people of tufa statalay aside,their ordinary purr suits, and,gather together in .their ac- customed places .of worsship*. to give thank* in his holy name for all the bless ingalof the closing year; andifoi-thermore by the reunion!of families' and Mends, by the restoration of ties of friendship aud,by deediof blessed charity, let the clay: be; ioV observed that it shall lidaor .every; Obiiatian virtue and Him from whom all good, deoends. AioszoB. .QoianttiL. the Tartar dynasty of Tsing. -sr Avoid the harsh, irritating* griping opmponuds so often sold, as purging med, icines y *nd correct the irregularities of tb^boWelsby.theusaofJkyer's Catfaar- tie ISBSi which *?• mild and gentle; yet thorough sad searching, Invtheir action As a purifier, Ayer'a SarSaparilla acts directly and promptly, A single bottle will prove its merit*. Many thousands of-people,ara yearly saved from danger- oua fevers.by the excrsise of olittle time' lyicare in properly cleansing the system by tha use of this remedy, Neuralgia, with its terrible pain and suffering in the mouth, teeth, and, face, often involving the eye and ear with its sharp, darting, pierceing and trouble- some affliotion, can be promptly allayed, at{d the sensitive and sorely affectedparts WlieVed by bathing freely with BOHP'S 33ITSAOX, nnd taking ten drops internally every two hours. In cases of severe Toethaohe, by holding some of the Ex tST&resset, cloalcs^coats, stockings and all garment? can be colored suc- cessfully with the Diamond Dyes. Fashionable colors. Only 10c. — I, - . • > . 1 n'»i . > •• I TMti MommE OF A FALSE 1 PHOPHET. jfrh Sojrweinfnrth, since her nearly lost ibis herbs at Carlo and hie life in the 'Egyptian desert; has been entertaining Ijl^ pnblio with several glowing tales of the East His latest Arabian Night is spent with a gasconading Arab, calling himself \the Messiah of Islam,\ who [hast been performing prodigies of valor f in the Soudan, several hundred miles out of the reach of the British guns at Cairo. Dr. Schwenfnrth insists that his \followers are \desperateralybrave\braver even than the Egyptians who met Sir Gamet Wolseley at Tel>el-Kebir. Great Britain should send out somebody like | that fine soldier! \Chinese\ Gorden,just to make a demonstration against the False Prophet before he is swollen to the proportions'of asecend ArabL JDEAMAMK. Dandelions are blossoming again. The pleasant autumn stiil oon&mes, with cold freezing nights, a?heoheeie1faotgrydrCook Bto's in this village has closed for-the season .also the Austin factory suspended operations last week*. ' We seldom have our pnblio roads in as fine condition at this season of the year > as they are at present—they are as dry and smooth as in summer. Cheese bnyers are offering 12 cents for\ the balance of cheese on hand at the factories in this section, and eggs are worth 2C,oentsper dozen. A, 32. \Wilcox and wife, of this town have moved to the vioinity of Pefcersburgh Ys., with the intention of making- that State their future home. James Paris of Watertowh is canvass- ing this town for o-History of the wor Id, and for other misterious works. Miss Eva Cottrell of Copenhagen is teaching the winter term of sohool in the Halifax district. listed by nwDy to be trae> 3?Jt school wftsan intelleotwnl'^eirtie*: , neighborhood; it had spelii% ttnati and debating societies. Nowythewlll fixed boys and girls go fQ- the t&Wa school, leaTijig the honie school to the very young and the poorer children, to be presided over by a member of the large Mtteawbef family. Few young men of force novr iBake the district school a stepping atone. It will hardly be said of the Garfields of aoit goneratiou that they honored and bleaaedthe common Bcbool ap in- fractors as tfcy moved onward and upwaid. •ELP-SATI8PACHO!f. This assumes several forms, rnn? ning from self-glorification. \Our schools are the best\ or \good as any\ is often heard. School boards seldom I visit other schools except their own, or i send their teachers to study the work^ ings of other systems. BBICK AKD MOCTAn. This is not widespread, but it \u con- tagions. Tlie tendency to estimate a school by a brick-and-mortar standard is growing. It is applied alike to the\ university and the school of the vil- lage. Brick-and-mortar debts, in too many cases, have deprived children from good instruction. A child in a palace with a brainless teacher is poor in- deed. The following are big children of obstacles previously named: 1. That mechanical drill is educa- tion. Information swallowing in learn- ing. 2. That the masses know what they want— vox populi, &o. 8. That the school is to cn^e all weaknesses, supply defects and insure a money-making life. 4. Great laek of true educational ideas among the people. 5. Social lines. 6. Undue sensitivonosa. 7. That a mental quart cup can hold a gallon. These obstacles are ef the people. Educators are not the psople. Only a feeble minority have enlisted for the war,the rank and file are home guards ; so, ftccorbihg to the Napoleonic max- im. Providence is hardly on their side in battling against these obstacles to better education. / BRUCrS.I! aro specially mriteA to m exaiiainatioB of <mr Mrge and well selected stock of THE WONDER OF HEALING! KJUbaiVlIXt clflo i»r «hl» HhauK, CM » W««»I. »r»lii«« tavalo»Wo for n«c jn wttS* Blieiimatiam, Ueuralgia* .»g*j Man h«» eani to mmy «MM of th«ia tUaixes*. lngoqmplitnts »a tat Kxtraer. Kemorrliages. '&$&%&& Now, or from&uy canae, i»«peeOily contrylied Diphtheria & Sore Throat,,^;,'^ ptompHy, It la & anre cur*. Delay la dnngerona, For Pile«, mind. Blading •«• Il«h> lng, itU (bo groitcst iuown Knitiuy. F»r tTIrors.Ald Boren -•* Cven TO*«uaiI* iMkutlonspdutUuioiuiu. itromuriiHtlQ. Cmttlon ~POyl>'a EXTRACT \hat bun tmU taUtl. The atnvint Uaa the uorit \JPOgD'S EXTRACT\ lltnm in the fla»t,ani ourfiefun trade-marts on eurroumiing buff wapptr. Kent. othtr Uaenulm. Altmyi inntlt <m having POM'S EXTRiCT. Tahe no other preparation. Ititimtteal&in bulk erbiimimire. , lwroutTrcs iSD xoasf xuTiotxi;- POND'S EXTRACT SC(, tentSein^Pai^^ir^sbT ****** s^eV, G i 8 , B , w\AL a Se S e 4: 1st ey can pnr 2d, W^lonly i„ pm , magSi mi lefp tte t , >t ^ To) kit Cream 1.00 Denttfrka— 50 Lip Salve .x. . 25 TollotSoajK3Cakas).. 50 Olntmwit.. .50 --.., St.00, $1.75. Catarrh Cur*. 75 Piaster 1. 25 lnhater<6lMt60cJ—t.OO NaialSyrlngo 26 Medicated Paper... 25 Family SyrlnffOiSLOo\. ZiASZXa, r«a pagei 39, )K, 21 (rid SI of onr Now JPwnplilat wliicli kci»»p«taeu each boitlo. WOOB HswPAKFBt,rr wrtn HIBTORI or otra jrjua>juuxioxaSxiix JfBKE ox XPrwainoK 10 POND'S EXTRACT CO., 14 West 14th St., New York. All tlie above preparations displayed in Pond's JExtraot Go. Show Case and sold at the Drug Store of H, G. Emm. inAHUDYiBistbeeaiest and best; octslnston- Itanoouulyiproduclns ithomostnaturnlohrides ofblnokorbrown; does DIQTflnnBniQ n °tEtaintiio8!cm;casl. molnuUnUoiynppUdt AetonOimJ 1 - iprepiwfltion ; tavonto uppnerwy wcUaDpola- tea toilet for lew or centlemnn. Sola by aU I, araggtBtit and rnpUed 07 all hair (lessors. _. J. CK1STAJ50K0, 98 WlUlnm 6treot. KOW Yorlc JLA^z^^*** Taiue j» Try m Your patronage will K^ predated and weprom^S torts to please youf oest May 3 , 1882. ' ^ ft ap- / (form, N. Yi A Wordtotiw^vSS^^ cienl tf ill fllCD? ncnrsutrarlng-fromwotmdsor OULUICUO dlncMft of any kind caused by military service are ontttled to Pen*Um. Wid- ows, minor children, dependent mothers or fathers of soldiers whodl«dfromtb6«irectBQ* their service nro «!»o entitled. Many invalid peniiloncr.i are entitled to »n Jnereate. Uaretnl aaolBtnnco given in Delayed or Rejected Claim*. uimaiiy c»u be allowed with bat intlo moreev- idence. Complete lnsiruotloim with refereooe» sent on application. Cius. ,& Gio, A. EIKO. \U torneys-at-tsw. 8Jtt T St., Wssblnston. D. a ! CRO/uO-T t the Chf Cash f^re. Has just recei; an JmEQ^ 8e stock ^OTin the mouth many have beeniu- Walter Blinh of this village who has •tantaneonsly cured. - Wi^ sick with diphtheSirg^n\ ! oetter. ISapubh'o journal, •Itbbugh non-po- KtimuV'we; eepider it our duly to give the tlectioa returns to our readers in a oon- ' densed form. .The latest returns give this State to theJDemosrats by ftom 160,- 000 to 17S.09& majority. They also have ^majority of the Assemblymeuand Con- gressmen.' tEhis county has gone Demo- .cratic on State ticket by about 1,200 ma- Jqrity afid they have ejected their entire . county iickeli, with the- exception of , county elerk, by good round majorities, ifassaohttsetts, New Jersey, ;Pennsylva\j * niaj,3ndiauat 0olorado> Kansas, and 6nl-j \ afomis, ofth'e Iforlhera States,have giv^j \ ,en Demooratio roajoritieB, as well as all . the Southed States And some of the » Serriteiief,- Jfolvft, MinneSotft, Michigan *: Bhode Island^ and'Wisajnsih: have gone Kepjupliean. Several states are in doubt, • hare reoeiitlj' «6hle to %h> Which show iUit- the manufacture of intojicatitig . drittka js aditt very profltable btisifiesb : justnow, ^hereisia tbt couatry one . hnndred and fifty millions of gallons oi wfl!«kie> # of which niueiy; million* of gallons are in bond in tlie government war«hoiiift». \ i'hfrlafgjl foreign 4*»a»nd \ has altoosteatiwly fallen otf, aad'as.thV ''• . « : ^tffie^mt(siJt«epiVthere^^ threatens '\• to be-tatt-iweumiilaaphf \oi\-\whiskey' %i ti« ae» ftiture; Thett thiJ-demaad for mteri^tjng drinks doei »ot i&mfr j>aSe > Mti& ^^ibtiinereweof 6ur^al*tfi)n,Sliftj millions of Americans drink less whiskr.i - • • ;ttw : ^«Ett>.tr0 Au1io»a#«|hirty;yettft6 '. Jag*, l»»i«rb««r'«nd,l,ight\ , wiawl' SAM. *n>«*«teottoteii«i«Bf drinl»b;a* been l*obibiUd ia Maine, Kanaas, *n« fow^, Sl» lowal «t*'on laws in other States sist Jlt»it «i« sate of sjpirftno* H^nora, |t ;fo ,' fcopjid th*t-ii4ji*?;«.*^d\0.!;!». J i 'MU^ totn !-*«« fcrj \• X'tokilii ta'e.sal» ; a A neat and substantial wir* fesce has been pn t around the Austin settlement Cemetery* Ids, wife of Kicbsrd Sheldorf, and on- ly daughter of Curtis J, and Adalina Austin, Of Pinckney, died at - her resi- dence in this village, Oct. 29, after a short but painful illness, aged twenty four years. In this sad dispensation a loving and dutiful wife and daughter,has been called away at an early age, leav ing behind cherrishedand loving friend who truly feel that in her death the light of home, and the family circle has been extinguished. We commend the sor- rowing parents aad brothers, and griei stricken husband and motherless babe to the mercy of onr Heavenly Father, [who does Mot willingly afflict the children 'ofmen, and who will give that cousola- tion and'aid they now so much stand ia jnefcd,* draio. The educator who has turned from the money-making w»rld,trhose pluck, patience*, faith and force increase with his years, is theniiasionaty of ralHsion- aries. The missionary When commis- sioned is assured of a decent aupport and the prayera of the faithful while activejand\ the tender care of his chnrch when retiredrand the promise of \ex- ceeding great Teward\ in the ^n'orld to come. But the educator is offered a a precarious living when \up and do- ing\ seasoned with his own prayers, and nothing when lime or cruel for- tune shall ;6ry ''BPalt!\ He has no half pay, no pension—nothing but a fund ef *we@tmsmorics=^and oplv that hope of a heavenly reward held out to ordinary mortals. %?\Thefe is no arguing a coward into courage.\ Bnt even the coward ihay be brave after trying Kidney- Wort, that medicine of wonderful ef- ficacy in all diseases of the liver dhd kidneys. Ht is prepared in both dry and liquid form and ct» always be r(B- licdouas an effective cathartic and di uretic; Try it. In order to close out N. Y. AUCTION STORE In fonr wne&»: wolmv« taken aboard ship du- ring the recent tallurea In Now York, an enure Lamp Manufactory. The stoek In now arriving. Also the entire proc«9ds ot a Urge Call and mean busi JfrQood 7 dj jourself tliat we and WILL IN OT be un. dersolcL 'V DEPARTilE^t A. B. JUOTKtift, KOrtO*. •**•? ^^^m^£ hquoj. obmmmm. OMPAJM*** fa\ tht Waif of Btttif Primrjj Edwct- tfwt, to ,r I'ltiirivi. School boards at the beat possess b«i ilfteited and narrow Mperieinde. G*tJ)*bie in*ia that wi|h to giS on iad make their txperience felt, must step aside for the nntried and poflibly tit* *it«$y iacfimpetint. T%#picture ef SftiW «ap#r»ii«ttii' no brighter. Thetentureofoffloe i* usually too short to fumm >v« the (jttalityof iWettnei*. , imtmm.'iM* covm*r*tim6iM ro* That the old time district school ^ra miajv IMS^JCt SCOOOi WSi Omj FOMION AND DoMESTio.—The total export trade of the United States has never; yet reaehed one thousand millions ef dollars. In 1881 it was only some sev- en hundred and fifty millions of dollars., but in the two pre uous years our total exports were over eight hundred millions per annum. Vast as these figures ap- pear to be they seetn small When com- pared with the returns of our domestic comnKerae. The business of our railroads, lakes, rivers and canals foots up some thirty-five thousand millions of dollars annually j that is to say, for every dol- lar engaged in the foreign- trade of the couhtrytherearefromtbirty-fiveto forr ty employed in our interstate commerce. This coming year we will probably ship abroad nearly three hnndred millions of, ofbr«adstuffs,andaboutth« same amount! ootton ; but . w* shall send abroad le»« j beef and pork than we have dona for the last two years. It is estimated that we shall have a crop of flva hundred and stvanty million bushels of wbaat, of Which something more than hall will ba I oonsnmed in the country ; bnt our «6ra 'crop, while it willaxeead that ef last year, will not be aqual to th* eftft of. which WIS b* a grand display to nelp as airs* '.w-iSXS' 7 * nd . » H »«r\plated Jobbing- house R2i!2,V* 1'fP'watar. snd under th« aaamor w» Booghtanimmensslotpl ™\^\ Fine Gold Jewelry, jj^g» ^Ag-ent far tbe justly cele- brated P* ^ 00 ^ s an ^ Shoes. r ouv Time To Buy Ttowt AHD WINDER OTKING! Me: Silver-PIated Ware* vr» nave the odds sad ends of a Tmwoum, wbleh »re plied cm the AT* snd ten sent eon' ten for the multitude. ' 100 Chests of Japan Tea 1000 wife if LjoflSJaiefleaiili. 14 Bales of Bedquilts and Blanksts. i Youth's, Boy's aad OhjSldren'a Wear, Which vre offer at prices which •» simply NAPPROACHABLY mxm- SUITS mm $2.00 TO Tojether with an lmmen»e it««k of lankee emotion* an jitlica Ware. S\U OF THE RED tf<i \ Ever ahown in ! 'mxapmifi** «.. l^eklWaastHaWUllasfewn*^. / mm mm * OUU TAILORING BEPARTMENl! Turin, «mbr«6lpgC»B8imere 8 ,W«rrt«d. *»d Diagonal the fiaeatquil tjr. and Merchant Tailor, \
