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Il nave never eeen or tried euch sim-
pie, eMcacfoue, satisfactory and pleasant
remedy in my ife."-H. HA1NER, St. Louis,
Mo.
Hon. Alec. II. Stephens.
II occa aionally use, when my condition
requires 1t, DR.. Simmons' Liver Regu ator,
with good effect."-Hon. ALEX. IL. STE.
PHENS.
Gouern0r Of Alabama.
Your Regulator has been in uso in my
family for some time, and I am persuaded
1t is valusble addition to- the medical
sclence."-Gov. J. GILL SHOOTER. Ala.
u have used tho Regulator in my family
for the past seventeen years. can safely
recommend 1t to the world the best me.
diciae have ever used for that class of
direases 1t purports to cure.-H. F. THIo.
PEN.
President of CITY Bank.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator hap proved
Q. good and efficacious meGicine."-C. A.
NurTINa.
Druggist.
1--WE have been acquainted with DR.. Sim.
none Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years. and know IL to be the best Liver Re-
guiator offered to the public."-M. r. LYON
nad II. l.. LYON, Bellefontaine, Ga.
~ was cured by Bimmons' Liver Reeu.
lator, after having suffered several years
with Chile and Fever."-R. F ANDERSON.
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George Smith has found in his
Assyrian tablets o history of the
creation and the fall of man, es-
sentially the same as that Of Gene
bis, but longer and fuller. u It gives
especially q more particular nc
count Of Satan and of his history
before the creation Of the world.
has seventeen daiIes
and 237 weeklies. Trt..3a
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State South Carolina... ichla nd Ou.
BY B. I. Boone, Judge Of Probate Rsailand

ny B L. Boone, Judge OF Pro60fe RSMiiand
County.
Walter Brice and Martha f, his vile.
Banks Thompson and Sarah E., his wife:
William Kagsdale aud Mary E., his wife:
John 3. MoGowan and Adeia c., bis wife:
Augustus John Grows and Louella, his
wife; VIM: II. Gill and Mrs. Wni Fl. Gill.
his wife; George ". Hill, Robert NJ. Saun.
ders Viola SAUNDERS, Lawrence Hi, and
Ella NJ his wife; John Kincsid aud Sarah
A. his WIFE; Noses Sarvia and Lilly NJ.
his wife; William II Hardin mud ktbeecs.
his wife; Susan A. Moore, Fannie r..
Moore, Ida Moore, Lydia Moore. Jnhn NJ.
Moore. Michael D. Wade. Martin Phiilips
and Rebecca. his wife; Mary Gage. Jane
Wade, Elizabeth +. Harrison sarah X.
Hicklin. VIM. Il. Thorn aud Eani;e T..
his wife; Mary J.. Douglass, l.. = Don.
glass aud Thos. j. b. Doug!asa-G GKEEr-
mo:
VOU are hereby acquired to apltar Mt
IL the Court House IN Cnlumbin for
Richland County on the rHIR1IETN dar
OF April. A. d. 1878, to slew cauee. il any
you eau, Why the real estate of Kcbscca
Moole. deceased, eituate in said County,
aud described In the petition OF Ko ina
Wsde, hiea III my effice. should not be dl-
vided or sold, aliottlnR to the said !o-ina
Wade and the other devisees and heirs OF
devisees Of the said Eehecea Moore, de-
ceased, enumerated in this citation, .heir
respective shares, arcOi ding to their re-
speotiye rights.
Given under my hand and seal. this ninth
day OF February, iu the gear OF o.,r Lord
ono thousand eight hundred and seventy.
hve. aud In the ninety.ninth wear OF Anne
rican independence. Il. I. BOONE,
March IA m6 Judge OF Probute.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
H. d o. BEARD. Aucasosaee ara

H. d o. BEARD, Auceionesrs
The Columbia Building and Loan Associa.
tion. of Riohlsnd County, South O. roll.
ne, against Emma e. Singleton.
DY virtue Of power to me given, asS,resi-
I'D dent of the Colnmbia Building and
Loan Association, OF Riohland Oounty,
South Carolina. By the above named E=Es
E. singleton. by her deed, sealed and doli-
vered, TO aeli the property hereinafter do
soribed, and Tor her aud in her name to
execute proper titles to the purchaser or
purohasers OF the said premises, DO hero
BY give notice, that on the FIRST MON.
DAY IN APRIL NEXT, will cell, at public
auction, In the city Of Columbia, before the
Court House. tothe highest bidder,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Build
ings thereon, eitusted in the city OF colum-
bia. and bounded as follows: On the West
by Assembly street, and fronting thereon
forty:fve t45) feet, moro o. less; South by
Mre MA. etratton, and running thereon
one hundred t100) feet; Eest by let Of q. r.
Baldwin. and lot form erly OF Dsdriok Hane;
North By lot Of z. +. Baldwin.
Terms cash. GEO. T.. DIAL,
President Of the Co.umbie Building and
Loan Association. Of Richland County.
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For Sale or Rent.

NJ A ACOMMODIOUSa and "a andsomtl ".
t5in finished COTTAGE HOUSE. North.
S2lN.west corner Penulston and Assembly
atreets; with tine Stables, Kitchen. Gar.
den. etc, attSched; Hot and Cold Water
and all othor c.pvenionces. Pos session
given April I. Apply t.
March Jos. TAyI.OE
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-. s.rLtor 7as --..s
Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
d. g pE,XOTTO & SON. .Aucsiuncers

ID. g rE,X0TTO & SON. A uctiuncers.
Agaer = railey us. Vim. H. LyBrand.-
foreclosure tf Mortgage.
puR CAAI to the powers Of ssle con-
4 t"i.e'! i'll mortgage from Wiz. IL.
i.' Hr.Dd 20 AentsS. IaIiey, dated August
IS. 1878. I. cn, dcd in the Office of Register Of
Meshe t"rveya ncea kichland County, Book
RI, pages G35 and G2G, { vii! =oI!, Oh :.;o
FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT, before
! hn Court Fouse. in Columbia. +. c., at 10
oco;k A. NJ, or ae soon thereafter as
practicable.
~ ,hAt piece. parcel or LOT OF LAND,
situate, lyiug and beiug il the city of Co.
!rmtIa. Oh the West side Of Richardson
street, fronting thereon &c feet, more or
iess. and running back one hundred and
bounded North by lot sold by executors OF
Henry Davis to W. K. Greenfield; East by
Richardson street; South by lot sold by ex-
ecntorr Of Henry Davis to John =. McIn.
tosh, and West by lot sold by William b
Ly Brand to Lewis Baker.
TERMS OF SALE-Casb; purchaser to pay
for pnpers. AGNES 8. TALLEY.
Sale Under Power to Satisfy Mort
cages.
ID. c. PEIXOTTO & SON, ,Auctloneer..
pY virtue Of the power of attorney. Oh.
Id dorsed upon the mortgage Of Thomas
j: LAM otte, to the Citizens Savings Bsnk,
OF south Carolina. empowering the under
slEned 20 Sell the premises mortgaged, l
Will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
APRIL NEXT, at the usual hour, before
the Court House, in Columbia, the follow
ing described lots Of land, all situate in the
city Of Columbia and Richland County:
l. The LOT, OF LAND, bounded on the
South by Blanding street; East by lot of
john Is. Dennis; West by lot of F. l.. Car
dozo, and North by lot o: Thomae j. La
Motto; measuring on Blanding street one
hundred and four feet four inches, and
then running back two hundred and eight
feet eight inches.
2. LOT, bounded on the North hy lot of
John Il. Dennis; East by lot of John Is.
Dennis; South by lot OF Thomas J. La
Motto and lot OF F. L. Cardozo, and West
by Gad-'!en street; measuring on Gadsden
street one hundred and four feet four
inches, and rnnning back two huudlt Il and
eight feet eight inches.
3. LOT OF LAND, containing three.
iourths "i an acre, bounded North by lot
formerly ot J. l.. Beard; OH the East by
Barnwtll street; Oh the South by lot oi
Barre. and West by lots of A. C. Haskell
and Cooper.
LOT OF LAND, containing one acre.
bonnde 4 North by lot Of Augnstus Cooper:
East by lot OF A. Traeger; South By Wheat
street. and West by Assembly street.
TERMs OF SALE-Cash.
JOHN FISHER.
Mar IA m2 Al Trustee in Bankruptcy.
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Valuable City J Property for Sale.
D. c. PEixOTTO & SON. Auctioneers.
Sole Under Po,oer to Satisfy Mortgages.
pY virtue OF the power Of attorney of
I'D JOHN Fielding. empowering the Cashier
OF The Citizens Savings Bank, of South
Caro:irs. and his assigns, to sell the pre-.
misses hereinafter described, for the pur-
pose OF satisfying certain mortgages OF
the said John Fielding to said bank, or held
6v said bank, / will sell. on the FIRST
MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT, at the usual
honr. before the Court House, in Cclumbia.
AZ chat LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND, with the Buildings thereon, situate
and being in the city OF Columbia, and
County OF k'chland. butIing and bounding
to the North on lot Of McAllister: 10 the
East on lot OF John r. Southern; to the
South on Plain street, and to the West on
lot formerly OF HeDr! Davis and OF d.
Epstin.
TERMs OF ALE-One-h alf caeh; balance
on credit Of tne year, secui cd By bond and
mortgage q: premises.
JOHN FISHER,
Mar II ni2 Al Trustee in Bankrnp1cv.
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Patriot.

Patriot.
a. THIS thorough Stall
<-----<81AA LION will staud for the sea.
4j3 son. commencing March Is.
NX II III 1875. at the Wheeler House
---[l-1'AS-A9Stables.o on Plain street For
terms and pedigree, apply at the Stables.
Mafcn tlmo
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Coughs and Colds.

VUuBNB Buu O0IuB.
pROWN'D BRONCHIAL TROCHEe,
I'D Ohlorate Potash Paetiles,
8i:ss,ss Mlssss's Bslssns BhIlssns%sSili Via Cherry.
I Hills Belsam Honey,
2 Ayers Cherry Peetoral.
Jeyne's Expeetorant,
i. Pieo's Cure. For aAIe et ..,,,s.....
x Z. r. sILLIMAN a CO.'S
Dec 70 Drug store.
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=
II. d >. BEARD, ncttoneers.
The Mechanic.' aud Farmers Building and
L"Au Association, Of l;ichland County,
S"HtE Carolina. against lshom Mitchell.
Pf virtue Of power tn me given. as Pre-
10 sldent ot the Mechanics end Farmers
Building and Loan AssociA, ion, OF RichIand
County; South Carolina, by the above
named !thom Mitchell, by his deed, sealed
aiie, described. and ~, hipi aud in his
nani' :" txecnte proper titlep 10 the pur-
cLae.l d: pn: chastr- OF the raid premist 3,
!h,:tb! give notice. that OIL The FIRST
MONDAY OF APRIL MKT vii Rell, at
pnhiic auction. in the cIty q. Columbia, be-
fore the Court Honre, ,c the higle.t bid
der, tor cash.
AL that LOT OF LAND. with building q
thereon, situate j" the city ot Columbus.
and bonnded rs follows, 10 wit: On the
North. by Plain street; South by lot for
merly belonging TO Caesar Only; and West
Dv lot now or t"rmeriv belonging to Ran
dali The said lot contains oue.half acre.
more or less. D.SEEN.
President Of the Mechanics and Farmers
building snl Loan Association, OF Rich.
mud County. South Carolina
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New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
WYOMING to Win. a story for girls,

>.NW NoAASs az ~ al QuUhbLOI6.
Woas,K11eNd t" win, story Tor girls,
Mistress OF the Nance. by DR.. Holland,
author OF Arthur Bonnyca.tIe, 81 so.
A History OF Germany from the Earliest
Times. by Charlton Lewie, s2 50.
Manuel Of Mythology, Greek, Rolr an.
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homes and Haunts of the British Poets.
london, and other new boobs. Novl
Seed Potatoes. Bacon. Butter. Lard
SeD Goshen BUTTER.
100 bbls. Early Rose pOTATOEs-ee.
lccted seed early crop.
coed: late crop.
100 bbls. Choice Eating POTATOES.
20 boxes Choice Dry Salt SIDES.
10 boxes Choice Dry Salt BELLIES
so tube Pure l-EAF LARD.
70 tubs Choice Goshen BUTTER.
25 tubs Goehen BU rrER-for bakers.
90 Kits HACKEREL-Nos. ] and 2--Yull
"1atbes; s. boSso Family SOAP.
125 boxes Factory CHEESE.
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Al uf the above we guarantee 10 be sold
ct lowest msrket rstes. at Wholesale only,
March Z tl3 .Opposito PHGNIx Office.
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For Rent or: Sale. . }'
AA TIE commodious HOUSE on tho
Hfd corner Of Assembly and Lady atreets
undergoing 'rannirR. and will be
rented Or sold on reasonable terms In.
quire OF R.SWAFFIEED.
Feb 81
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Baphtha Lamps.
Or A S LICE i

A GAS L1G H 7 at much leas expense.
"A These AMPS are in different RI : les
and well adapted tor Stores, Offices,
Entries and Rooma. Each Lamp is Of itseli
gas manufactory. The oil il fed through
q tube or pipe, at the end OF which the.
burner converts it into gaa. which burns
with brilliant white Il 4me nesr!v eauaI 20
the best coal gas, and surpaesing many
coal gas1ights. For sale by
Feb &c 3mo 81 Brilve a,ree,
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and
1T HAS NO EQUAL. ' ~' 'A ANo '''ou'
TESTIMONIALS.
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Valuable City Property for Sale.
D. c. PEiXOTTO &, SON. Auctfonr.rs

Mar ii m2 "A Trustee in Bankruptcy.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
IA. s. >. BEARD. Auctfoneers.

Mar II m2 Al Trustee in Bankruptcy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-11

Snap Beans " is cut short into " Sna' Beans;
" Potatoes are pronounced as plural but
without the final as " Oysters Here fin
dica,ing the bivalve for salel is rendered
" Yashta Hyah." Many ether strange MIS-
nomers might be cited, but these will suffice
for the present.. They are each sung out in
peculiar way aud their proclamation requires
each the entire vocal gamut.
But our time does call upon MS. and we
mus, really conclude. Next week Charles
tons house archi,ecture-peculiar in its way
and few strange traits iu the language oil
the people will be noticed. j. Is. Is.
Charleston, S. c., Noe 20, 1915.
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Feminine Fancies.

My mother bids nc bind my hairj
But does not tell me which; gf.g
Does she mean that piece on the bedroom chair,
Or my fifty dollar switch :
The newest feminine shoe has an open step
10 reveal the fancy boisefy.
When you see lady coming out Of mil
Iinery store wearing smile you may know
her bonnet will be ready by Sunday.
Ii is difficult to tell which will bring the
most pleasant expression toa roman's face
to tell her that her baby is heavy or her bread
Is light.
A young lady from the country, seeing .
placam upon the window. "oysiers in every
style, ordered stew 10 the "pin-back" style.
Miss Hullet, the Chicago lawyer, will no,
move in divorce case, believing, as she says.
that ANY woman who will marry a man ought
to be forced 10 live with him"
Advertising pays. A Toledo man adrer-
tised for servant girl, and one Of his three
wives knocked at the door 10 lcss than fys
hours after the paper was out.
a young LADY possessing moro vanity than
personal charms, remarked IN jestIng tone.
but with earnest glai &c that she Travelled on
her sooi lo0ks" a rejected lover being pre-
seui, remarked. that be could now account for
the young Isdy's never having been found iar
from home.
4 fashionable woman clothes weigh twen-
ty-four pounds, exclusive Of hat. furs. and
rnbbers, while mans unfit hardly goes over
fifteen pounds This Is free country. how
ever, and any woman is at liberty to carry as
much as a mule can draw, If she wants 70.
A fashionable lady, having recently gone on
a visit to some friends in the country, bad
the following delightful experience: The
lock Of her dressing-case g't out Of order, and
it was sent 10 the village blacksmith 10 DO
opened. Il fbanc-d fha, daring saupter
thr. b the vii age with her hostess they pass
ed the blacksmifh's shop, when the lady stop
ped and asked the blacksmith if ne bal goa
Miss IS dressing-oase open. Yes.
ma'am," said the ingenious yilsger "but I'm
sorry to say that in doing it broke one Of
the bottles Of brandy
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POETICAL.
pa sIlNG AND NE ING.
BrA Irr.coAD, D. ..

BYA Lfr.coNB, D. q.
One by one the II, ; e'e broken
Links that bind liic's precious ears
o. bv one. the parting spoken,
lrtincs hush d in silent tears;
BIT tho silence hears the greeting
-om the far-of SUNNY shore.
Where the links each other mceti~g
Are a broken chain no more.
One by one, each soul ascending,
I.i'ts u. 70 higher life
Etch with other closrr blending.
Stills the rinrmur and n tri,e,
And their voices swpetlv calling
Touch US like household psalm,
And ihcir blessings sOitly falling
ScoIhe Us like q ; itblth's cal In.
One bv one, the loved are leaving,
But return a angels fair.
Heavenly spendors round them wearing,
With the human looks they wear;
All the nast those looks retorting,
Childhood youth and riper years;
How can griel. their loss deplorinS,
Longer ask tue heart for tears!
One 6y one above us bending,
Closer drawn as days decrease
Watch and wait with loves dear tending,
Watch and wait our glad release;
Hands are near their final grasping,
Reacl iug through the parting veil
Heaitsafe near ihy final clssping,
Throbbias -pEntiug-Hail! All Han!
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Josh Billings says be will take the stage this
winter; also, the railroad cars, when they rus
s;s way
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VIR9INIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

- sFazE Passsjspublished weekly az T'so
: .Vt--rsf Finy Cents per aHnnm iH odrones.
rgy-rHEEE DOLLARS IL not paid in advance.
es-Oas Dollar a,d Fifiy CeHt' for ar months.
"a Fheterm, OF advertising are, for square
Tone ipch} or less, One Dollar and Fi0y Ce"tstor
,b~s, ias,rtioas-larger ones in thes meProPor-
tion Et,h cIat.aaaace F.f'g CsHts.
~ So adgcrdscnsat-o De considered by the
s,,.b ,- ,,ar unless specified on the Manuscript
~ ,-,v. .ou,ly az .eed apon between the parties.
Es-Aa lIvcrtjsemcut not ma -scd on the copy
.r. decided number ofinsertjons viii becoutinued
,asi,-d .r.d oat. Payments exac'et accordingly.
t.srLAs AD,EarissnESrs.-I avoid any
.a.d.r.,suding, % the part Of the am "a adver-
t..r,.t,, proper 90 state li.t'seHy that thi'Pri'
-,r,g,,a,v x,,nis 20 ,h-ir Immediate business
i..fs.,t,.. .a,-.l ,ra.l ';1or ldvsc'isementssen'
,.v.,.ntobs an additional charge, and no vari,-
ti1a.
"A. ,,i,l,ry Notices ofmore than svelineswiil
1gctlr-el '-.
hf Y)lE.-PI.,,rs, Sale Bil,s, Circulars,
'4.If. t;..sxs-u,ed promptly, neatly, anda''a'f
prices.
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REMOVAL.

NTATHERS eco, MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
wi have removed from No. to No.S2 NORTH
CHARLES ST, northwest corner of Lexington,
where they will continue their busi ness as former
ly. with well-assorted stock Of Choice and Sea
souable GOODS, which they will be pleased to
make up to order. and 10 the most approved style
at moderate prices.
March 10, lS72--ly.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
HETTEE g. ALEXAND4 R;

l22 FAYErrE SrREET
3ap DooR Wrsr or PATK
Formerly Methodist Book DePosifory,)
BALTIMORE, MD.
nUR Stock consists of beautiful and varied
assortment ot English. French and American
Coatincs. Suitings, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
incs, which we make mp in the Best Merchant
Tailor STYLE Mr. Alexander, whose reputation
i well-kn0wn for cutting and fitting VIII give ms
personal superintenddnce to this department.
Orders from the country promptly attended to,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Sept. 2j, 1875.
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Change OF Location.
WOOlen Goods.
rENHE undersigned respectfully Informs his for
mer customers and the public generally that
he has leased the
Shannondale Factory,

and will there manufacture Woocn Goods or m
increased scale-having greater facilities ard more
Improved Machinery, beside full corps of COM
petent workmen. Every article heretofore man
ufactured under my supervision will, in my pres
eut establishment. be produced in greater periec-
tion, and will compare iavorably with the best
fabrics
AIN in the market for Wool and will purchase
at the Factory and through my Agents in Charles
town, MeSsrs. Duke d Gallaher-allowlng the
highest market price. II more convenient fur my
old customers who NAV desire to exchange Wool
for Goods to deliver the Wool in Charlestown,
Messsrs. Duke & Gallaher are authorized to re-
ceive aud receipt for the same.
Information as to prices, &c, NAV be had by
addressing me az kabletovn, or my Agents at
Chartstown.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me. trust to merit, by careful at
tention to brsiuess, the manufacture OF superior
goods and bv moderate charges, a continuance OF
the good will and custofn o: old friends and trial
4. McC8RRELL, Jr.
G.
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JonN DALEY, the father-inlaw Of
General Crook, Of the regular army, is
candidate for doorkeeper of the
House of Representatives at Washing
ton. OF Daley and Crook the fol-
lowing story is told: During the war
Gen. Crook, then in command Of the
Cumberland, was visiting Ills future
wife at the home of her father, at Oak
dale, Maryland, when her brother,
captain Of the guerrlllas in the shenan-
doah valley, stole through the lines
with small force, surrounded the
house, captured Crook, and success
fully made off with him. Soon after
Crook got exchanged, and revenged
himself by making permanent cap:
tnre Of the daughter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-26

The proprietor Of the Globe Demo
c,ut, who had observed the samcnes1
which always seems to pervade COM
,ncrcial reports, directed his CONNER
ciaI man to vary his style Of writing.
The result was q commercial article.
starting of as follows: "'Thc wealth
er attributes are magnificent, and
measurably in keeping are the move
ments of the merchants, who arc nee
cssarily infused with the surround
ing<, and active in availing themselves
Of every favorable adjunct to prose-
cute business"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-26
\ TRAVELLER on the Continent. visiting

\ TRAVELLER on til" Continent. visiting
the Cathedral q, --, was shown
hy the Sacr;>tan. among other marvcIs,
a dirty Opaque glass phial. Aiie' eye
ing it some time, the traveller said,
"Do you call this relic? Why. il is
empty" "Empty!' ret"rted the Sa.
cris,a;, Indignantly. "Sir, it contains
some of the darkness that Moses
spread over the land of Egypt"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-26
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