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, 1873-08-09

lmagino tho rapidity with whicl, Smith would
become not only promaturoly gray, but porma-
nontly bnld also, md how entirely embarrassing
hia sleep would 10 for tho rost Of tho night. Wo
would ratllor not draw tho Visions whicl, Smith
might behold when Mrs. Smith goes out shop
ping, or Just runa ont for d lunch, or has d
seanco with B,ntths motlior-n-Iaw, In which tho
iutoroat Of tho conversation turns nlain1y OIL
Smith. 1t is not vol to r1idely tour asile tho
vcil, but We hayo shown enough In tho ono pic
turo to indicate tho distressing roau1t which must
o1,suo should oyory ono possoaB the gift Which
distinguishes Brown above ordinary mortnla.
How would 1t bouoflt Mta. Smith TO know Of nIr.
Smiths F1orontlno nights, or how would It
benefit Mr. Smith to know whore Mrs. Smith
goes shopping, 10 long Us tho mutual ignorance
brings mutual blies7 What particular comfort
would It bring to Mrs. Smith when aho calla
upon lor doar fnont1, Mrs. Jones, to know that
That doar friend Is all the time wishing hor doar
friend opposite would got up and go7 11ow
Mrs. Smith, 1ikowiso when aho comos out in hor
now Int and proudly sails up tho aislo Of tho
church, would collapso and einls all In d
hemp upon tho floor II by somo process
| akin to Browns Hho should suddenly bocomo
aware tint all hor friends and ncquaintauceH
woro mentally wondering whoro on enrth she got
such a fright OF bonnet And when they al1
como over during tho woek to examine 1t, and
prico It, and romnrll that 1t is too sweot for any,
thing, how hor eyes would opon II she know they
moant nothing Of tho sorti Let us DO thankful
| wo aro not all Browns. Nature has boon botl,
kind and prudent in only allowing ono among
Thousands to 800 things by the mid Of her twink
ling lights Just as sho aoes thom. Lot us ro-
ioico no cannot 200 what Is going on In tho heada
| noxt to our own.
, 1873-08-09

Tho now City Directory contains 133,Of3
namcH. hlr. Edwards, tho compiler, embraces
tho occa.lion Of its publication to anawor tho
slautlors that hnvo boon llcapod upon him by @
portion OF tho St, Louis presa. And this llo
doca in a cauAtio and effective manner. Contro-
vcrsics regarding the population Of rival citica
nro not 30 1laoful as Tho 81. Louis Democrat
soc!us to rognrd thon, but when porson Inns
been 70 easagoly and porsiatenty asaailol as
nIr. Edwards hau boon, ho Ia Justified in giving
hs assailants "parIicular tlts," aa ho has dono
in this caao Wo publial tho preface to tho new
Directory elsewhere.
, 1873-08-09

tho Washington dispascAca Tho State Depnrt-
mont Mt lust announcer TINT it has received the
full report OF tho Special Commission appointed
to look into tho charges OF his official corrup-
ton at Vionun but youchaafes only tho moagre
statement TINT its findings uro tho "royozBc Of
complimentary to tho Goneral md liB nssiat-
nnts. If uncomplimonta1y il tho strongest
word that can bo uaod in this connection, pooplo
will grow moro anxioun thau over to read for
themselves tho ovilonco OIL which Con. Van
Buron was lisgrAced.
, 1873-08-09
Tho Union Pacific e in trouble nbout gomo of

Tho Union Pacific is in trouble about sonlo Of
its laud-granta. Tho Government has hardened
Its heart against this once favorito corporation,
and refuses to iBauo patents to it for tho altor-
uato sections it claims in Nebraska and tho Terri
tories. This, on tho ground that tho road is not
ilnishod AZ n trst-clags road, and will not be SO
considered until now Commissioner Hllnn OK
amino and pronounce it Bucl. To make tho
matter worso the Company has already sold q
largo portion OF these lands to sottlere, giving
them bonds to convoy good titlo,
, 1873-08-09

Republican influence was brought to beag
strongly on tho Iroquoia County farmers who
mot yesterday at Wataoka, to induco them to
cooperate with tho Convention callod by tho
Republicans for tho 2Gth inst. The farmers
decided that they wero running another kind
Of party this yoar, but would DO happy to luyo
tho Republicans, md tho Democrats and Lib
orals aa woll, corporate with them. They tlxcd
Of independents county officers on tho day pre-
coding tho Republican mooting. The local poll
ticinna aro sall to bo greatly cnst down by this
robuiT from Tho llonest yco,nanry.
, 1873-08-09

agricultural products, with tho exception Of cot
ton, hayo not advanced. 1Io do1nallds for tho
farmors tho right Of froo trado, reGulated by the
lawB Of supply md demand. To meot existing
abuses, l.o holds that tho farmers must rofornl
tho Government, which Inns onablod combinn-
tions Of capital 10 practice thofr oxtortlons. To
this eud llo urgoa organization, Organization IN
tito grango, organization among tho varlous
grangou, a Btato organization, md National
organization. Ho recommends discussion, irtor-
change Of thought, anl elucatlon,-tho roading
OF newspapers anl books, and tho study OF ro-
litlcal economy. And llo looks upon reHsora-
ton Of specie payments na m important dosid-
oratum for tho farmer.
Tho concluding portion Of Mr.. 8. III. Smiths
speech will undoubtedly make considerable noise
In tho land. ue aald, IN substance, tint II OK
listing abrsos and corruption could not bo ro-
formed IN any other way, ho, for ono, would
1,olp to rilo our Legislators on rail, >and II that
didn't answor, ho would ho'p to hang fow Of
tlom. He didn't oxpoos any such necessity to
arlse, however. Some such talk as this was
prevalent when Tweed and Sweeney and Barnard
were hnving their own way in Now York, but
moro peaceful and satisfactory method Of deal-
ing with those abuses was discovered and ndopt-
cd. Tho objection to spocches Of this sort Is
that they tend not only to incito poopo to unlaw-
ful courHoa, but also to frjghton other people
away from tho farmers movement. What is
said by tho ordinary stump orator at public
neoting is Of little consequence. What is said
by tho chief ofllcors Of tho Farmora' Association
| travels long distance; and very lkoly hfr.
smith'a speech will furnish another text for tho
| London Times.
, 1873-08-09

President Grant has given his oflicial approval
Of tho new rules prepared by tho Civil Service
Board laat Juno, md promisca TINT they slall
DO put into operation as Boon Rs tho necessary
arrangements can DO made. Among other things,
.hese rules provide TINT, for the convenience Of
competitors for Government positions, tho States
alall DO divided in five groups, in each Of Which
examinations may bo held. subject tn tho
%antral direction Of tho Board.
, 1873-08-09

NOW.
r.1xAfxo T.. Asss

--- Total pny Tor Bcr-
Total pay for do yico in two
5Fg nothing In yenrB .....+.. {37, $50
nine months. .S73,12d
It would nuke tho contrast still proador to
prosecute m inquiry how far tho Massachusetts
Representatives Of to-day are Interested in Credit
MOBILIZE in land grabs, in granite contracts, i'll
tho purchase of q new alto for MI Executive
Mausion, etc., etc. In addition, it may be ro-
marked that bix Of the abovo namod personH
drew 928, 600, as back-pay for tho lust Congress,
and TINT ton Massachusetts Representatives in
that Congross pocltotcl el0,500 "baclt-pny."
Look ut her Tloro slo stands. Aud Bon But
lor for noxt Governor.
lilo st. Paul Press (postmastcr) Is seriously
alarmed lost tho Fa.mers' Movement be run on
to tho disastrous consequences Of tnking
aldos In politics. But suppose thoro shouldn't
ba but Quo side to politics in minnesota, this
year. To WHOM would TINT bo disaatrous2
Tho st.tfPaul Dispatch. which got Cush,
Davis nominated for Governor III tho Republican
Convention OF 1Iinnoaotn, advises everybody IN
TINT Htato to tako tho Republican mauagora ut
their wor1 hop on to tho Republican pnrty. and
"roform 1t" in such worry oarnost TINT Grant
and tho managers would wish thoy hadn't. Tho
Dispatch says: .......
what ID now wanted y mt . party that Will sock to
but party Of Which tho first a uN bo to smash 1at
the oh concerns, anil especially tho old Democratic
coucoru. Tho coalition movement OF Last year
was necessary, beginning to tho work ia
bo dono, but Its repetition would ba an
nmcnse error It IL we'll egtnblsed fact TINT the
Democratic party Ia the bulwnrk TINT Ia keeping tho
Republican party in power. sn,aal. that bulwark aud
ocka Of dceertera from tho Republicans WILL como out
and tile Grant party will be obliged to fight upon
clear field.
III this connecticut 1T should DO announced thas
Morton 4. Wilkinson, ox-Bonator Of MinneHota
who went Into the Grooloy moyomont lust yoar,
will support CuHll. Davis for Governor, and thai
"his example will be followed by many othel
| wanderers" Tho st. Paul Pioneer therefore
| BayHs
Tho st. Paul Press will take notice of the above M
| nouncement, and proceed at onee to withdraw I'll
thoAo left-haNod compliments wclt 1t paid last YEN
to tbs ex9snator, aud to promise him tito "veal cut
lcts.n
To wear tho hnbil!ments Of tho Democratic
party now IL to ba clothed IN tho grayo olotllaf
or doad and docaying party.-Hiusboro (IH,,
| Democrat. ~
monopoly huBYol tho dol,lsion TINT during th
busy summer months tho farmers would roa:
| their efforts In favor Of 1uAtiee and reform
, 1873-08-09

arrested. a fow lays later. on tho Same rot,to,
noar snako River, ntngo coach was trod into
and tho lrivcr mortally wounded. Tho poor
follow Ind Tho norvo md prcso,.co of mind to
put tll9 wlIlp to- to TIE hs IoTaoH W wl'ioh aI was
lo roachctl tho 1lrHt Atnsion. Oh tLo 2lth ult,. n
mnl coach on tho Kclton aud Doigo route. ncar
Snake River, was attacked by robbors. and tic
through mal pouch from DoHo to Kelton ,yag
ta1sou aud nlao tile Wells, Fargo d Go. treasure
box.
AEont Wic}tizor says ba1 men coma to tho
tninea with tic expectation Of making sudden
fortunes, and, being disappointed. bccomo rock
loss a1ld desperate htghwaynon.
, 1873-08-09

pressure of any Influence by Tho oillcofs Of tho
Department, and insplrod only by tho fool-
Ing That tho efficiency OF tho Dopnrt-
mont required tint tho ntmoas contldonco
should exit botwoon itu head md l,io
eubortnnten. Tho Mayor told tim petitioners
that 1,o considered thin appointment the mort
grave and important TINT ho Inns boen called
upon to nlnko during his administration. Ho
should choose tho best man Ao could flutl; ho
would bo glad TO ilnl him alrealy In tho aoryico
but, II not, would not hcaitato to look olso-
,yhoro
, 1873-08-09
THE WINCHESTER MEETING.

Wo print this morning full reports Of the
speeches made at Winchester. in this statas on
Thursday, by Mr. ". G. Flagg, President of tho
Slate Farmora' Association, and 11r. s. II.
Smith, Secretary Of tho samo organization.
Tho OCCASION WIS gathering Of tho farmers
Of tho surrounding district, With their wives and
families sort Of picnic barbecue, which VIC 1n-
deratand is to DO adopted generally throughout
tho State as means for uniting social intor-
courao with popular instruction on tho lending
topics of interest to tho farming community.
Somo 1000 persons aro reported aa having
assembled ut Winchester, aud'it Is probable that
thoso gatherings will contribute more to tho
progress Of tho farmcrn movement than any
number of formal conventions.
We call attention to lIr. Flaggs spooch, not
only on account of tho cloarnesu with which tho
farmors' grievances anl tloir cnusos arc stated,
but because Mr. Flagg has heretofore boon
claased among those who opposed q separate
party movement. II Mr. Flagg haa loen of thiB
way Of thntng, it is ovidont from his Winchcs-
tor speech TINT l1e has abandoned 1t. His objcc-
tion to tho orlor Of spurious Of IIusbanlsy''
In, that their organization il opposed to political
action. "Tho IcAt opponent to unacrupulous
wealth or its himilitudo," ho nays, "is votcs-
yotos s,nbought md unpu1cl,aHoable. which, thank
God. tho rural districts Mt lcast can yot furnish"
Tho conclusion to which all tho facts and argyll
aly for political organization among tho farmers.
Alr. Flagg was careful to impress upon his
| hoarora TINT ho spoke for nobody but himself;
butt Is protty certain that he Inns como to tho
conclusion, roaehod nomo timo ainoo by mr.
! Smith, that tho farruors' movement must 10 In
dependent Of exiBting political parties.
Tho objective point OF Mr.. Flagg'n attack Ia
the nbuao Of consolidated capilal, Which, IN rail-
roads, takos tho form Of excessive ohargos aud
waterea stocks; in manufactures. tho form Of
protective tariffs a1d oxtoEtionato profits; and,
In all trado, tho form Of combination against
tho people. I1o quotes tllo Westminster I'e-
vieso, which compares tho present powor
Of organized woalth IN A1norlca to tho
| fondnl Hystom Of tho Middle Ages.
Ito charges tlat Legihlatnresa Executives Aavo
been in tho intoroat Of this growing power, and
holds that tho only way for tho farmers to put
down thoHo abuses iB to POSSESS tlomaolvoB OF
tho governing function, and thus protect thom-
Ho1yos againHt oppression Of oyory kind Though
io ral1os tloae assertions In q general way,
tllore sconls to DO ITO disposition OIL hia part to
i,,augurato war against caritRl IIo Ia careful
to say TINT every Industry and pursuit should
Darn fair profit. Ills objection ia to tho uniaf1
dlviaion Of tho pro0ta; to tho fact that
manufactured artiolos under the protective
system aro worth from 90 to 100 por cont
moro than they wore bofore tho War, while
, 1873-08-09

BUFFALO, N. y, Ang. 8.-rho Dlspatch Of tho
7th Says tint John Hannah, OF Northampton.
tIaa. william Larralco, Of Hartford City; Alr.
Il. q. Howurd Of BOSTON; Mr.. Calvin. OF Wator-
bury, Conn.,, and Harry. hiataon, OF MassaehM- H ;M "
ron Houao, wore robbed during tho night OF
mout Of their yaluables and largo sums Of money.
TAo men Woro very heavy winncra at tho Csevo-
land nnd Buffalo lnccs, aud wore, no doubt,
closely followed by the thioyos.
, 1873-08-09
FORT WAYNE.

Special Dislmtch to The Chicago Tribune.
Fort WAYNE Ind, Aug. 8.-Adolphus Tunr1,
was shot, aud probably fatally injured, near In.
grange, Ind, yesterday, by oftlcor John Lutz,
who was Attempting to arrest him for thrcnton-
ing tho lifo Of D man nnrnod Preston. Tuark re-
eistod tho ot1icor's efforts to arrest him, and
drew largo Knife. stabbing Iutz in tho arm.
inhicting q serious flesh wound. lie made sey-
fired at him, ono shot taking OBJECT in his breast
and another In his face. a witness OF the scena
theroupon fred OIL tho dosporado and brought
him down, when ho WAS secured. It is not be-
iovod that ho Gun recover from his injurica He
halls from Milwaukee, Wis.
, 1873-08-09
G1)e G!<blmuYn G!<bl d2ibu1re.
Saturday Morning, August Q. 1873.


Tho pressure upon our columns on Sunday morning
In 80 great that wo compelled to request advertisers
to sond in their advertisements for TINT isauc ut M
early an hour possible, in order that they may with
certainty secure tho proper classification.
, 1873-08-09
r,,,portDut 1sftcnt Stfit.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. ,s.-An important anit
was commenced by bill IN equity in the United
Htatos Circuit Court hero, to-lny, by George
Woatinelouso, Jr., tho inventor md patentoo Of
tho wcll-known Westinghouse nr-brako, against
the Gartlnor 4 'Kanaom Air-Drako Company Of
tilin city, for Infringement Of tho Westinghouse
ntr-brako patonts. Tho questions Ut issuo " aro
viii be paesBed to III oarly Hearing.
, 1873-08-09
Henri Roclpfort lluB finally boon sent on htB

Henri Rochefort Inns finally boon sent on llig
WAY to New Caledonia. Ho was sentenced, IN
1871, for his Communist performances, to i'm
ment was afterwards changed, though not morc!-
fully, to bnniahment to this pestiferous penal
colony. His romoval has boon delayed by i'll
health, wllicl, has bottorcd sufficiently to ALLOW
him to 10 transported.
, 1873-08-09
DEATH I'M A WELL.


T1arec Mon Salff0cuted by F0nl Air.
BURLINGTON, Wis. Aug. 0-Thomae Connerton
aud Thomas and Put Feoney, brothers., woro
killed in VOL yoatorday afternoon. Tho caueo
WAS foul mir. Connerton descended first, and,
falling to the bottom dead, Thomas Feenoy went
to hia aaaiatanco followed by his brother. when
both suffered tho sn1no fate. Connorton leaves
a Wito aud RoYou children.
, 1873-08-09
overland Mail Ie0l,bericR.

WAsn1Noro,, Ang. 8.--Bpccl0l Agent WlcklEor,
of the Pos. .Onlco Department, roporta from Salt
Lake, July 9lst, TINT highway robbery Oh tho
min ros,tos In tho Rocky Mountains IL bccom-
inr frouuont. On tho 7th Instant tho robbers
attaokol mail-coaoh on tho Overland route,
noar Pleasant Valley, md took $4,000 In
troas,lro from Wolls. Fargo Il Goa eKpreHs, hut
ana not noioat tho mails, Tho rpbharR haya ham
, 1873-08-09

An anonymous correspondent wishes to know
the nano of tho writer of tho letter from CO.
logno, entitled u German Dospotlsn," published
In q recent Issue OF TIE TRIBUNE. Wo aro not
in the habit of answering anonymous commune
cations but ne will youchsafo tho information
in this caso that tho writer Of tho lotter was not
Carl Sch,1rz.
, 1873-08-09

E1-Empress Eugonio will learn with grief that
tho Frcnch throne, on which slo had act her
hoart for hor son, is no longer open. It was
offered tho othor day by d deputation Of LoGiti-
nista to tho Count do Ciambord, and lo WAS
greedy enough to nccopt It.
, 1873-08-09

A suit to recover illegal freight charges paid
:ho milwaukee, Il st. Paul Road hnH boon begun
BY n firm Of srain-shfrpers in Minnesota. Thoy
CHIN TINT the Company Inns charged them
S11 cents bushol moro than is allowed by
tho law, and has thereby oxtortol from thom
$50, 900 which thoy n,enn to got buck.
, 1873-08-09
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

TEnMB or Runao1s1rTloN trAyAHtE IN AnvANoE):
Daily, by ;naii."..S S'a.ay.
rarta ri year at tho sanio rate.
10 rrrvcnt o1ny md ,nstnkps, ,o snro ana RSc Foss
ptYcc attcsa IN fu no1Mtllng ftntn and County.
Remittance, may bo lnAtla etlor bydra( oslross Post
Oihcc order or III roHt.torod ottut*, ut MIR risk.
TERMS TT CITY HtrnHc1lfi'rHB.
Dsiy, dolsycsod. Hunday cxccncd. II conf ror wook.
Day, dcsorc., snnday inciudpd. 30 cotts ror wcck.
Address TILE TRIBUNE CDhlpANf.
Corner 1fnltlaon mud poarlorn-st5., Chicago, III.
, 1873-08-09

Tho decision Of Attorney General Williams In
tho Curl Yogt caBo trayorsing the opinion OF
could be surrendered to tho Gorman authorities.
has bcen formally made known to tho Gor1nan
representative. Vogt will soon DO released
from custody.
, 1873-08-09

Mayor Motlill llas boen potitiouod by about 900
me,nbora Of the Fire Department to fill tho va
cant p!aco Of tho Cllief Firo Marshal by tho
promotion Of Holno ono III the soryico. Tho
petition nalnos no particular candidate, and
was stated by the Committee who presented it
to hayo been prepared aud signed FREQ from tho
, 1873-08-09

Pn1LApRIpu1A, Aug. 8.-T. Iaaanoro llanbest;
lawyer of eccentric aud n,lac:ly i,abitB, tlsoti
hero yesterday, loay!ng an estnto, valiot n
noarly u ,000,0 900. iIo leaycH brother mud two 70
sisters. Ills will loft tho bulk Of LIS estate 70
charitable institutions, but bocomch luopoi!as'x,9,
laying boon made only ono week prior ,.1 u IT,
doath whom tho law requires at leass ONO 1aoitn"
, 1873-08-09
Suit to Recover OVoren"k8e@ A.
ErciHtlts

FIR, PAM. Aur, 8.-Easton 4 Co.. Of Fillmore
oonnty % hayo @ s,icd tho milwaukee, 4 st. Paul aud
somtisri Minnesota Railroads for freights on
a5s0l s1%nat IN a4coss Of tho maximum fixed by she
stato law, Eight and q ilalt oonts buahol II
claimod. amounting to S5Q.0VQ.
, 1873-08-09

McvTOKER'S T1ftsATnE-Nin betwcon Dehr.
hh1u and Htnto. Aitotnoon, Wcot Ehd'" Eventng.
"Al0ucy.h
, 1873-08-09

GLOBE Tl1EATEn nssrianca s!root totwsen Aiati. Hnt
Jack Ia 'Tho NoW hlsg.laon" Afternoon aud ovonins
, 1873-11-27
mon mind; no ao1Bntonnl searol,fngs after tho
illimttnble to daze the multitude"

mon mind no Aofgntlonnl aearchngs alter LILO
Illimttnblo to dazo the multitude"
.Dahi" aaid Prince Bismarck to tho Coun-
toHs Antlraspy, in company Will, whotn no wit
nosaod the death agonios of Cardinal Winellou,;
ter. In tho play Of Henry w. u" this Cardinal
dlos we'll enough, but whit ia Quo Cardinals Il
/ had been Shakespeare, l should hapo killed of
tho wlolo ninety Of tllop!''
Capt. Speedy. British officer, who dlstfn-
hau entored tho Horvico Of tho Nniah Of Lar,,t,
and Is to rocolvo 4 salary OF Fl ,00D per month.
Until latoly Oapt. spoedy WINS tho tutor Of Prince
AlA'nayu. son Of tho lato King ThoodoruH Of
Abyaainta.
Tic English Independent unileratnnila It to 10
probable, II not corta!n, that tho Roy. 1Ien1y
Ward Deocher will como to London in Alay noxt
to prcach the annual sermon for tho London
Missionary Society. It ia said TINT lio will Mt tho
naino timo open tho "Cty Tomplo," now build
Ing for Dr.. Parker and his congregation.
A Nlr. Loatlor, m 1risl,mnn, who hollis COM
mission IN Tho Carliat army In spain, lately Ice.
t.1red In Dublin, ireland, to show tho merits Of
tho CAUSE OF Don Carlos Whom l,o roforred to
CASTELAR, md other Spanish Republicans aH Com
muniats, about 400 NationalistB in the gallery
rotton- eggod tho locturor md chcorcd for tho
Bpaniarda whom he Ind denounced.
, 1873-11-27
BLAND.
Tho Cheeky Individual Who Attempt
eti to lecture Last Evening.

rN1,r nf&c ce1rv Fudfvxd,.oI JVIso A ~ MN ufs
~, to f,octuro s,n.t Evonir,r,
Tho Coming Lecturer has ut last appeared.
and neither The proprietora Of tho Star. the
Union Park. nor auy other Lecture Courso, can
,,,yo ,r, n,o,a,rn-n,, rr;a,-,f anu,,, ttWo
:.',no,.t, s n,s.,a - - r,,;a ..i',;a,, ,rna
'n1fouaceu o4Ano ~ 'no wnae"So puu"o. 1Ao
star OF Beecher, OF aiark I"aln, OF Hroe Aarto,
has paled forever before tho CLEAN OF tho now
arriyn1 ar tia aarlv lifo at Hand va can sav
.,,,.,,,n wit tho c,,oro,,or;.t;o ,,oi.
No'n'nb' "'sn @Ao o'A."'s''.as. , 'a-
ooty Of great men, ne aecnnos 70
entcrinto particulars with regard to either his
infancy boyhood. or maturer ycars. Unliko
- ',.." ..;.1. ,.a.o!', r 49, H.. .'.,t
scucalosy no ID lnuao WIN tosuto u uis !.a'eht
ago, and it waH With fool!ug Of satisfaction
that D TRIBUNE reporter CLEANED from two
1octrror c,ncao,a ,,inoso1f from tho nuhlic stora
4ectusoe eoneea's n'4nso,1 1tot' tn1 paptle nt'oo
thae tho parents OF TUG e.eat blana were q
Mr. md Mira Dlaud. OF Northern A1ichi-
to bo oxun,iuod bv nhronolosist, 20 that a
s,.us,U1a w. asar,,,to, ~ - Wv, s,,a hsa,n
elasslaeu oeacslp'on oi 'uo o,saua u hla pta4u
is not ntta'nabo. We're such An examination
tho discovery OF enormous bumps, respectlycly
ot impudence, moudacity, aud fraud. Il must
haVo hecn whuo !aooflag nnaoF tno IN
Aucnco OF tue menuaelous lump thai
Bland coucocted lia rigmarolo lecture on
:. wcatorn rifo or. Iifo Among tho buffalo"
| r. 'rna t,,o Tra,,dnIont ,nn y,,,ict nronnted
~ "a0 'uo Aia"u4s Ne "a't. ~ IT,
him to pors'sado tho public to 60 to hear linn,
aud the impudont Lump vas What 70 fenoa upon
to carry h1ln up tue platform aug iace tho au-
dlenco o. MY Hno lau gathotea 10 near a.a n.s
yarn, nut WHO woro reduced TO ABOUT tWoity,iiVo ~
BY tue time tue iilst half-hour was over: Inc
| pciaonal appearance OF the lec'afor was not pre-
licssasstug. LIE TACO wore vacant. pia!rao-
! dosglsh eSpfcsao',, somewhat renoFcu oy q
tho undyod tint OF tho tut at tho end OF h!a
chia. lis clothes 9yldohtly Ahu been "foughlpS
it" 10 Lao not. llls boots %ero OF lao courses.
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only an occss4onul gleam OF interesting matter
which occurred When ho consulted DooA, ap.