Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 11 December 1889 — Page 2

Richmond Palladium

rabUabed averr evaoins;, (Budtf umcWJ by UAAO JKJmiHSOBT. OtTlea, Hoa. axi and r ninth. WEDNESDA Y.DECEMBER 11J889. Ike oaUy paper la Blehsasad recelTtmg toe raited Lines Tdccrsphle dispateaea. m Beeoai Class Hmmi, as tbe Poatoflloo, Rtehmond, Ind. Barred by Mnten ta Hlohmrms' or tent elsewhere by CBHTH PU mail to ambeartbeca a tci two CUTS, Byiiiliimi nwnbers Mol mas on'.eppUeaOorroa pondsnss eontalntag tm of Interest ad bnportaaee desired from all porta of tba SOQBfy. He attention U paid to anonymoaa Msnmontsettoaa. Olivie Johnson, of Brooklyn, the veteran editor and abolitioniat, is dead. It U now thought that Eraia Paaha will reoover from the infariei he sosUined by hii reoent fall. All the world hopes io. Th Grand Army Post at New Orleana that propoaee to march in Jeff Davie' funeral prooeaaion haa evidently forgotten which army they f ought in. . Turn offioera of Britiah ahipe at the port of New Orleana are endeavoring to outdo the Southern people in honoring Jeff Da via. Wherever an English flag float it ia at half-matt. The Senate haa confirmed the following nomination! : Robert P. Porter, of New York, to be Superintendent of Cental ; Lewie A. Groff, of Nebratka, to ,be Commiationer of the General Land Offioe; William M. Stone, to be Attittant Oommiationer of the General Land Offioe; Jamee M. Towntend. of Indiana, to be Beoorder of the General Land Offioe. - Mas. Mart H. Ucnt, who, aa head of the educational department of the Woman'a Christian Temperance Union, received and presented to the Fortyninth ana riiuetn uongresses over 4,000.000 petitions for Federal aid to publio aohools, haa written to Presi dent Harrison thanking him for his reoommendation of this measure in his reoent meitage to Congress. The latest reports from flayti indi cate that there are no deoided evidenoes of a seoond outbreak among the people. There is. however, an illy-oonoealed feeling of dissatisfaction with the rule of Hippolyte manifeat upon hia visits to the northern porta. The Haytians evidently live in great fear . of their new president, who, it ia alleged, was levy ing unjust taxation upon hia subjects. rw-tne oDaeryanoe ot tne oia maxim to mare cute eiowiy in tne matter oi the tormal recognition ot the new gov ernment in Brazil, the administration ot .President Harrison has been noting in accordance with the principles ot sound statesmanship, the frothy utter noes ot oertain violent Democratic organs to the oontrary notwithstanding. There has been altogether too muoh uncertainty in regard to the oharaoter and ultimate aim of the movement whioh dethroned kindly old Dom Pe dro so suddenly, to warrant an immediate recognition ot the new govern ment of Brazil by the government of the United States. There are some things in whioh it is better to be right than to be firat. Thi Indianapolia Journal is about right when it says : "It telegraphio re port trom New Orleans are to be fully credited the man who has been moat zealous to make his admiration tor Jefferson Davis oonspiouous is Captain Gray, who, it seems, is commander of the Grand Army in the department of Louisiana. If oorreotly reported, he haa been anxious to be conspicuous. When it was proposed to have the body and the confederate veterans taken to the cemetery in oars. Captain Gray was one ot those who most strenuously obfeoted. and urged that the Journey should be made on foot, as 'six miles was nothing for an old soldier, even if it should rain.' Indeed, Captain Gray . surpasses everybody in fug. SBSSSitiowa acaar life . dead. Louisiana is a free oountry, except tor Republicans on eleotion day, and Capt. Gray hat a right to make any exhibition ot himaelt that he chooses, but when he elaima to represent the Grand Army he ia assuming a power whioh does not belong to him and whioh oould not be conferred. Be makes himself the most previous and impertinent man in Amerioa, He eannot have read the constitution and ritual of the Grand Army ot the Republic, and his teal in representing himself for what he is not will be rebuked by the order, as it will be denounced by nearly all members ot the organization. He does not seem even to have the sanction of the local council of administration, but to have proceeded on his own responsibility. A. LmT ai lexai Wrtleoi My ease is of long standing; has bafflsd many physioians; have tried every remedy I could hear of, but Bradfield's Female Regulator is all that relieved me. Write The Brad field Reg. Co.. Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by all druggists. 3 The prayer meeting at Grace Methodiat ehureh to-morrow evening will be riven promptly at 7 o'clock instead ot 7:30, to accommodate those who desire to hear Dr. Benson lecture. M. Mahis. Lon Scott morning. went to Cincinnati this

TrESBAT CLUB.

Excellent Par ateed by Dr. MlbBKirw The attendance at the Tuesday Club last night was not quite so large aa it would have been on acoount of the very inclement weather. Those who were not able to be there misted a rare treat. The president, Wm. Dudley foulke, oalled the elub to order at 8 p. m.. and announoed that Dr. Hibberd would read a caper on Louis Agasaii. For the next hour the club was admirably entertained in liatening to an able and exhauttive review ot the life and labors ot this treat aoieotitt in the realm of natural history. He waa born in Ger many in the early part ot this century. and early had a great liking ot animals of all kinds. After reoeiving a liberal eduoation and studying medioine in the treat universities of Germany, he eoneluded to devote his lite to the study of soienee. He tpent much time in Franee among the great naturalist! ot .Paris and for many years tpent his summers in Switzerland studying glaoiert, which resulted in hit confirming the present adoDted theory ot slaoial deposits. He came to America in 1846. and delivered a course of lectures in diflerent cities on "The Plan ot Creation, Besolving to make America hia home. he accepted a professorship ot nat ural history at Harvard. He colleoted the great museum ot natural history now to be aeen at Harvard. In the' interest ot scienoe he made a trip around South Amerioa to San Franoisoo, and another to Brazil, taking with him six assistants, and tor aixteen months they explored the wilds of the Amazon and its tributaries and collected speoimens. A steamer being placed at his disposal by Dom Pedro, the Emperor ot Brazil. He died in 1873 at the age of sixty-six years. mourned by the civilized world, lie was the author of many volumes ot scientific works whioh have, to a cer tain extent, revolutionized scienoe. He was not a believer in the theory of evo lution at propoted by Darwin and other advanced thinkers ot hie day: but believed that the animal kingdom waa built upon a plan ; that aa the geological condition ot the earth advanced new tpeoies of animals were created adapted to its oondition. and when the earth reaobed its perfect oondition man was oreated as the crowning part ot the work of the Creator. He often said: Theologians have yet to learn that. physical fact is as sacred as a moral principle." The discussion was sot as animated as it should have been following such an exoellent paper too many having nothing to say. Speeohes were made by Dr. L. C. Johnson, of Fountain City: Dr. Bond. Maggie Dennis, Mrs. study, tj. (J. Martin. Dr. Test. Mrs. Hibberd. W. D. Foulke, Dr. Hibberd closing the discussion. Several new members were eleoted. The essayist for next week will be an nounoed through the city papers. LUT1L LE6IOS, Response of Stafor Oilnnder to the Tom, Ttie enod At my or the Kepnblle." The first anniversary of the organiza tion ot the Department of Indiana of the Loyal Legion waa commemorated at indianapolia last merit by a banquet. I whioh waa attended by a large number -1 t 11 4, -1 .U . J... I ui ucriuui uvui an faris ut iiio utsto. Maior 0trander,ot this city, responded to the toaat. "The Grand Army of the Republic. lie said: J. he man who commanded armies and the man who stood guard before his tent, are equal at the altar ot the Grand Army ot the Republic. That great brotherhood lorxets the accident ot rank, remembera only loyal aervioe in God's cause and man's. ' Your rank. your lineage, your race are one to ua. l ou were loyal aoldiera in the great daya. lou may organize eooietiea to knit in closer fellowship the remaining fragments of reeiment, brigade, diviaion. oorpa, army, ioa may follow the ex ample ot tbe great soldier ot the revolution in uniting for aocial enjoyment the men who felt the weight ot effioe. Let no man quettion the purity ot your motive or seek to stir unworthy envy. Bat above and beyond all you aim is the glorious brotherhood that reaches its arms aorcsa the oantinent, and, like a tender mother, gathers to its bosom all patriot children ot the Republio made ot one blood by the alchemy ot fire that flashed trom the mountains to the sea. No age but ours has looked upon an army ot citizens linked in a common bond ot fraternity by its soldier tradi tions and with a reoord of mighty valor behind it bandei only tor the virtues and peace. Comrades of the Grand Armv. I sa lute you! A quarter ot a century lies between Appomattox and this night. The mightiest Nation of the earth stands a monument to the living and dead ot the Grand Army of patriots. A new generation sits under the bleasinra ho.aghUfrtirr&w-y3er-fc6? WTqs; plenty is smiling at our hearth stones: man is free! rrom sea to aea, over thia broad land, there gathers night by night, around the camp-fire of the poat, a band ot heroes who toiled in bloody aweat for times untold, for ages yet to be. Their outward semblanoe tells no story except a battle without the eares that wait ou living; their cheeks are bronzed, their brows wrinkled, their heads aprinkled with the anowa ot years. They come from every walk of life, tbe learned and the untutored, bit in the bond of equality and fraternity that linka the heart! ot these unassuming veterans is a knowledge beyond the range ot books, pasting underttandicg. They know, aa othera may not, what ties are welded in the fires of war, eemented in the blood ot battle, and, as time chills the blood and frosts the sinews; as the common enemy, with relentless purpose, oharset their thinning ranks, they close their column on the tattered eolora, and with solid front, aa in the daya of glorioua memory, face the laat enemy as bravely aa the firat. and now, as then, link fortunes until death." "The truth in masquerade" is Byron's term tor a lie. But it is the truth, and no masquerade, that Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup cures coughs and cold. No eure to speedy. Price twenty-five cent. The Women's Foreign Miaaionarv Society of the Friend'a Church, held its monthly session in November at the home ot Susan H. Carpenter. Although the day waa stormy, a large company of ladies were present. While hands were oeeupied in making sweeping cape and other artieles for sale, an interesting;

programme waa rendered. The work of Bishop Taylor, ot Africa, and J Hudton Taylor, ot the China Inland Mission,

were respectively reviewed ana a uscuttion ot the comparative merits of their methoda was well sustained. The Deeember meeting will be held at the I home ot Hannah D. Franoisoo. South Seventh street eity. A rail attendance is desired. There are now over fifty names enrolled. Let us make it one hundred. Comiottk, A W to WoaMai Will try and preserve her charms. She may lack elasaie outline of form, but she should use SOZODONT. and re tain the beauty and usetulneaa ot her teeth. A fine set ot teeth is one of the highest charms, SOZODONT will do this work. mon-wed-fri-w f . The atorm last evening prevented many ot the ehildren ot the Band from attending the meeting, however mueh they deaired to do ao, but non attendance, under such eiroumstanoes, will not oount against them on Christmas. The tew who braved the storm had a real good time. The many friends ot the Band are pleated to aee it taking on a new lease ot lite, and there seems to be a determination all along the tem perance line to "give it a boost" That ia right. The Hand ot Uope bas been a power for good in the past, and it can be made effective again. Let all give it a trial. For restoring the oolor. thickening the growth, and beautifying the Hair, and for preventing baldness. Hall's Hair Renewer is unsurpassed. , dw Ottawa T-ltrh(. Woodward Lodge, I. O. O. F. Washington Lodge, A. P. A. Star Lodge. L O. G T. Anoient Order ot United Workmen. HON. JOS. P BASS Is the beat known man In eastern Maine ex eept possibly Hon. James (4. Blaine, i'he na tion fur Uils 11, s in the fact that he la a push ing, energetic busmen mat, and hav.Dgwuw, in loiereeieu in many enterprise. giving employ mem to many people. About roar years -go ne tooa: a large tract or land in Bangor, on whioh be botlt a fine rare track. wbere,for the ant two years, theNew England Agricultural Society hire held their annual exhibitions. At tula time Mr. Bass overtaxed bis powers, weakened his system by exposure. bdu mo result was db iouuu mmseu a victim of Dyspepsia and Kidney disease. His foia dintiescied him. he bad the lame back, the tired feelii g, that weary, continuous pain, so of .en desoiibed aDd so familiar 10 ai Buffeting fn m these troubles. He was in despa r of getting well when, one day, "a sudaen ni m, " as r. tsmrm leinn it, cnacgea the whole current of bis He. He ia a lt.nre owner in the Bangor Dally Commercial, the office of wblcb ia directly acrots the street from the Brown's 8arsparllla establishment, and see. ing several bottles displayed in the window. yielded to the "whim," went over, bought one and used the oootenta it astonishtd him, inasmuch as it aU ed him more tbn all the physician! and a southern trip. Ha took the seoond bottle, whleh was equally as effect! ve as the first, and when the ton. Geo. 11. Lorlng, of Massachusets, Hon. Geo. Noyes. of the Massachusetts Pionh man and other man agers ot the N. E. Fair came to Bangor in August. It86. they found Mr. Basa In nerieet health, due solely to the ose of BROWN'S Sarsaparilla. Hot aanuina unless made bv Ara Warren A fla Bangor, lie. Teoso-nMifi-wed-irutw-lmo tn y y- . i JCllA T. SVOU VOUf JT eet " " with Cieai Slioes! XI WEAK THE T l5JRTfi& EaCKARD Saw that vvsvrv pair in a 1MB ri StT at faCKABtfr. Dont allow your dealer to nalra off anv substitute, as we bave arranged to supply the Boys or Youths, and nrenav all deilvarv ehargea where they are not sold. ' ion can only nni them in ttlenaaaaMl at M. m. aiLLitat'. Made In four a-rades. Hakd-madb. HaitoWSLI. Bubtwklt and MAC-HENB-SKWKn. which la stamped on tbe toie In addition to the trademark PtIKIKD A FIELn, Otaeeesaois to Burt A Paekardi octT-dmon wed f rl3m reck ton, Maea. FREE by return mall, full descriptive circulars of MOT'S REV TAIIOR STSTIff er SKSscomi'. Any lady of ordi nary intelligence can easily an. quickly learn u cut and matt: any garment, 1: any style to an? measure forlj!T t.00DY&C0.. Cieciaaati, O. abld-mon-wad-fri-ly WEAK mm iacniPTtna A new Treatise iuo ing how men snnVririif from NERVOUS DEBILITY. LOST VIGOR, ' PREMATURE DECLINE. Strong land all Sidney and Bladder dimcul ties, can find perlect I health and Titror without stomach medication. ant I U,1M1 J1T1 r.-m T t t , t m r-. MARST0N REMEDY ta, 19 Park Pu, Ne. Yorli. oatla-uion wed frlswly elts catarrh CREAM BALI Aly-sV I fAM BrWJ Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allan Fain and Inflammation, Heals the Seres, Restores the Senses of Taste and SmelL TKT THE CURE. HAY-FEVER A particle la applied into each nostril and M acreeable. Price 50 eenta at drumista; by rail, reeistered, 60 oenta. ELY BROTHERS, M Warren at, New York. lanl5-eodaw-ly FOR DEfJ OHLV! 1 MSITIYF ysrisTerraimrs atajrgrxrPt WtT tTt ef Errors er FTressai ia OUar Yaaaav

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