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New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
Iuf,isDutable Evidence.

IT BLMO H., 'uf 3 lNfA
r v Prsncs " D.. BnGao " Y; Wish 10 all ny testimony 70
properties AIT Bxr OiDVS hsD
DisCOyRRT medicine snes
badly afflicted dyspepsia LIVER Irrn.e and
prorson Of tho SO aad lad
I'D Discovery effect perfect that seemed more like
and perfect wonder Ryss sad sgce hat hAss
without bottle Of the Discovery ard Purge Pellets
They SOLID sound ian pA'nean IA the ha.e aa
o the relief sc-1eTtk1ct We
the house since r began the u
-nded t1 Of these aeoaes
several d coupIcs'ed cases arising rom as hongh an
blood hsye they fsiei 70
claimed Will only mention
remarkable hough cOu give doIrn Henri hoer idraitafo
this the most pU objects ever secs.
swollen scales and ernDhons Stnoi ni eIeng
bov wach completely covered Win Oehe aud sea a.
seemed affect ee huay induced hin
Golden Medical Dseover with daily use
since ,kns Pc lets each sht for week ne.
directed The result to1sy IA
Ain perfectly scaly He has 'ata
some bottles snd coB5jes himself cured ra
al sk phscAns hesrs Dunsfod
Co duggists pzc- sen srg o. medicines aaf
perfect satisfaction eyer1
Respectfully, W. IL CHAsrLS. AgI An hfp 20
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
THE TARIFF AND THE FISHING INTERESTS.

PROTEST or TIE WESTERN FIsHERMENs AND FISH
DEALERS ASSOCIATION AGAINST THE TARIFF on
GILLING TwINE-DEMAND THAT THE DRAW
BACKS ON THE SALT DUTY BE EXTENDED TO
WESTERN FISHERMEN.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. ga Convention or
the Western Fishermen and Flshdeaers Association
the fishing OF the great lakes was
held to-day Strong resolutions were passed cen
surfing Congress for failure. after years Of appeal to
place giing twine the free list It is claimed that
this article is foreign production; that
its admission free OF duty would not take 100000
from the Government In revenue and would place
American n.hermen fair basis In their competition
with CANADIAN fishermen; that they are not 40 under
the present Tariff law which charges on ths necessary
article hi zer duty tusn on dianO nds. jewerv, laccs
etc and yet admits free OF duty the Canadian catca
Tue Association cal upou Western members 70 Insl5s
on an extension to Western h'hermer OF the d'wback
on the salt duty long graDted TO New Engand hsner
men, or failing t1s. for an abrOgGtlon OF mat Ia
vlGi0us distinction against Western fishermen, AMI
thereby only increase the revenue but remove the
impression that there 10 ono Law fOr tue Last anu
anOtalr r for tue West.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
THE ARKANSAS COUP DETAT.

REPUBLICANS STUNNED BY THE PRESIDENTS sUG-
GEsTIOSs-GgS. BUTLER HIS MAIN ADVISER
THE INSTINCT OF An ATTORNEY ~ SENATOR
coSK1ISG's LOUISIANA sPKECH-wuL HE UNDER
TAKE THE DEFENSE IN THE ARKANSAS CASE
IpRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRiBUNkI
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Mr. Poland. who lately
took the trip to Arkansas tn see how political affairs
stood in that region. satisfied himself and MS COL
lesgues that things were well enough and that the
best thing to be done was let them alone His report
embodying that view and containing recommenda-
ton that Congress make declaration 10 that eject
ON being presented yesterday met by peremp-
tory objection from that wise and moderate states
man. Mr.. BENJAMIN +. Butler. Tie recent extra
ordinary and contradictory message Of the Presi-
dent recommending that the Government Of that
State be turned topsy turvy By Federal proclama-
t1on ia presumed TO be at the bottom Of Mr. Buffers
action This proposal of the President has had the
effect Of stunning all moderate Republicans, and
nobody of any sense seems TO be able 10 hnd any
motive for it that is creditable to the Presidents
intentions blank amazement everywhere pre-
walls which this energetic movement Of Mr.. Butler
against the Poland report intensifes-
We have already expressed our opinion as 70 what
Cen Grant means in all this Southern business, but
there is lingering doubt in many minds that MS
PURPOSES are as distinct they seem; though u ls
confessed that no other equally reasonable hypothe-
ais can be presented IL is not unlikely that Mr..
Butler is the Presidents adviser well az defender
in ttis case and this al TO the general appreheT-
sion that way will be found TO defeat Mr. Po-
lands recommendation, and that then. after Con-
gress adourns the already ntImated coup aefGt Will
take place Mr. Buffers rashness is Of course equal
to any emergency. and if the Presidents plans are
not misconceived by observers of the situation. he
will not require any pushing to go through with the
programme.
r. you'd DO Al instructive spectacle, should 0
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
GOYERNHENT WEA TIER REPOHE
WAR DYPARTgRvT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFrrCR CBIgY ~TGsAL OTFrCgR.f
WARRINGTON u. e. ..InrsJng. Fec. %. I57S-Ia a. "a. }
SynopSgf0r The pda ~ hours
The barometer has risen but again fallen
throug the Atlantic Sates aad II lowest from ths
lower lako region 10 tue Indl0D Territory
Eorthwari OF tins belt cold DorthcriY winds. win
rain ur snow, prevail.
southerly winds prevail tho Southern and Coli
STATES with cloud and rain In ih0 latter.
The rivers baye IA lien sigltly.
PrO0Gbtltft>s.
During Tuesday the sDutn Atlantic and our SshsrAy
falling barometer. warmer south aud winds. Win
clOud and ram folio ged by q " nOrther' In T.Kls
For Tennessee aud tho Ol0 Valley spnfhorly winds
and lower baTO meter followed by rising barometer.
nOrthery winds, aBd partly cloudy weather.
For tho >slssipp and lower M.Ss0url Valleys aad
the Northwest risi1g stationary. nOrthcrJ Winds.
cooler. partly cloudy weather, possibly followed %
10 Ver pressure aud southwest winds.
Fog the lake region. westerly winds, colder. cloudy
weather. with occasional aud rising b.
rOmrter
For the Middle and Eastern Suites faitn1 bdromsto;
uITRer. orisk south east u sOuto 81 UIHdS. IacresfaG
eLOudiness and "a New England RUN or slOD
Ine rivers VIII continue stationary or slowly rising
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
MINNESOTA NEGLECTED.

70 the EdttOr or Ihe Trp Hhc'
SIR The leading newspapers of the coun-
try especially THs TRIBUNE, have recently contained
urgent appeals behalf of the victims Of the grasshop
per af eted people OF Kansas and Nebraska. recent
number Of TUE TRIBUNE contained statement OF re-
eeipts from dollar subscriptions which IL had been in
strumena starting and the amount apporoned
70 each state. The collection Of subscriptions for me
destitute OF these two States is praiseworthy under
taking but why tins part Of Minnesota gnoredf In
July 1873 the grasshoppers appeared In TINS and ten or
twelve adjoining counties, and IN many sections the
crops were destroyed The eggs deposited were hatched
Ia such large numbers last year to make nearly
clean sweep OF everything We have depended mostly
upon wheat. can safely say thai more than 'o per
cent of the entire crop DESTROYED in this county
Our town stands second III POPULATION ana Wealtl
in the county Al least half OF oar people have et the r
farms after residence OF 10 or - years and are hyug
among friends this other states We have about
so farms without tenant, and yet thero 40 good
houses. Ghed-, stabie>, and from % To IS acres
Of Moved land. NOu may ask My tIey have lett
such farmst viii slupy talt ta'y could not STAY.
Tney bad - nave son.ttblAg 10 cl gdc TIC rlheI
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ShiD Ssics see Third Page.

For other ShiD NsUs see Thfr1 PGJsI
ARRIVED.
Richmond Reed Richmond. CITY YWBt. and Norfolk st9
mdse and Old Dominion Steamship Co
Bnesctor Woods hsVannab FeN 8 viii mdse snA
pa " r. LOsdes.
ship Dacc Lonionl Calcutta an Sand Heads Nov l. n
DemrrIra p hnseed.
Rocket Atkinson, Cnscol 81 DAYS with r,o and skins
Bar Guchea tR Has Saatahdes az sts empty ,esrs
leum barrels.
Pietrs GaLl. Cssra Batavia Avg ls and Prose
lingo Nov .
Brg sroelsior aavsr days With saL
Bdg NduhS Pearn crur fene1e i5 vita fruit
Brig San GaeiasO UaI MaIIeO IaIissO'A lOo dAy sis
sulphur.
Schr. W. CbADlos jacksonville "a with sos p;ae
tcbF John H. Chadee Buell.. LAS
Isls1G she has been detained by the es
bchr. Atlantic, Bearso. Virgins
SAILED
Steamship SoaIi Anerca. FOR Rio Ianero "a
WIND-suast hga, y. e. craE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Peb 225sed Nnse. and brig stssr
% IavsroooL OE the baTk On Gallo.
PoKTRsss NOyROR. Feb. 22-Ar7ed, bng kcmncs from ss
fOr b4l,nO-
NRs ORLEANS Peb 22AT-Ted tie Pas steamships Cor.es
Ietr023 hcsYorE. w. =. bisieh. on
BurIz0Rs 22-Ar we'd sseslnshps IAEsOban tDnl rom
Portls6d Llce, frpm Wilmington \ C. birt betT ~
Emerson h0Ae and ilstie has
yaa= J. L. AiAraSn.
c. BroN Kj1gs (NJr N Per10. srgs
&. &. k1biusog Ml OonFi (oLl ron Palermo
FOREIGN PORTS.
n Feb 29-ArrVed steamships Hbenian from Ltv~
epo0 An.mbr Boston Chase, ForAai ueo .iaat
tacA, from 81 POrre
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
thing Of this sort be attempted before the Oonnsct
cut election, whittier IL is said Senator Cookng is

thing Of this sort be attempted before the Conneot
cut election whittier 1t Is said Senator Cookling Is
going tn eulighten the electors on these vsrous
| Southern mysteries. His recent rxuberant defense
of the latest Louisiana outrage the rights of the
majority OF that abused State drawn from the sssr
neys unfailng arsenal of statute and lawbook.
chapter and verse, is good preparation for piT
tsan service that can be by any possibility required
Of him. His case is a striking example of the per-
nicous influence of the practice Of the law upon the
mind Of legislator. When bad thing is done in
politics ID is the instinct of the attorney to see at
once what can be said in favor of it. A lawyer who
does not rise out of himself to speak land how
few do itD looks upon his party in the hight of q
client, who is to be defended at all hazards and upon
all occasions, and bis first act is to run to The
thorites. Here is Mr. Conklings weakness His
Louisiana speech had all the qualities of
q good speech. as American speeches CO.
except good sense. just appreciation. sound
judgment. and wise statesmanship. He sank the
legislator IN the advocate. He lost perception OF
the fundamental rights Of the citizen and the vital
principles of constitutional liberty without the re-
cogntion Of which government becomes an oppres-
sion and an impOsture. The keynote of his speech
was that government. free government, our Govern
ment, had and should have unlimited discretion in
administration 1t is plea that has supported every
tyranny the sun has ever shown upon. 1t is legal
advocacy rs perilous it is pernicous. 1t Will
destroy Mr. Conklme's budding claims states
man before he is aware of it. Mr.. COnkling might
not like the additional load of supporting al
Arkansas coup dedi before the Connecticut voters.
but he is certainly equal TO it, judging from this Last
performance. 1 cannot help thinking. however.
that he has wit enough to desire the President to
defer the firing of the explosive until he shall
finish the bootless errand to which it is said has
political friends have doomed him.
STILL when all is said. lawye. or no lawyer, advo-
cate advocate it Is difficult to comprehend the
action of leading Republicans m allowing the party
to be so palpaby misled as is being done by Gen.
Grant. 1t dscloses wonderful degree of timidity,
as well as want OF Judgment to slavshly follow in
so plainly marked a track of ruin. The thing has
gone so far however, that final defeat being per-
haps deemed inevitable, it is considered Just as well
to succumb to the President. and preserve q sem
bance of unity, to 20 to pieces in advance by an
open quarrel. J. 8. p.
open quaiIOt.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
DIED.


BIcksELLa A' 8:S,o. =! e. Il T"d'' i'' a O'n'i '''''
rI,Ts rom b ATE Ieenc. Tuesday 93i inst ., 70 aod
c1: ZEN r. 30 .a H 1ss s'5is
coRSELLsscord mOnh Second day Honiav 22 i3.t a.
Paebs c. Cornell 2O3 East Thirty anh-s-
HURD-suDd,r Feb 81 EEa widow the late Hebron Hard "
puasrs rom 70. rsd.nee Of ,on,w. David Aier,e.
Weds,sisy FEB "a. o0ch Tram sArss ss"i,'sa Depss
winchester Sunday 4h INST uti.er ofheaa
hL james kelsey, fOroerT Of N-1YorE 'gei 67 year
on, hid John and Jos.pEae Bs. KTnd aged sOs
Rsi1., .nd friends ar. invited tie funeral loas
BToadst. Tuesday nert at l. NJ
KSAPpp.b o. 1875. bis rstsoce wrhngten Hss 'a'~
TAs aner, er,es. ' be he'd a. he Bns1 SAar,A sor1s
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend -
LEFPRRrsIn Brooys SUNDAY ,,eeng Feb 2i 'hs -
Leaer. J,asrs. in her $50 year. u
Churcb OF the Pilgrims eorneF Of Rsm'en and 'ns
sts, 5rosErn.
c- hs s1 s dSS and K.:s a. LSSoo
YpsS T,,'. g Be BET. s.., = =. s,n II If & Ssa as
viii be i1Esn Q ssrval COnu, for nserneat
MArcocksups P:s q S,.,:. EPs Hs,sG:t s M d. am
The relatives friends respectfully invited 70 rend bis sn-s
g: s:.s. s NJ: s ss., K. ?f s :. S,sS '" ' ~
Sunday Feb 2l. Annie widow Of william srBrse
ate I.duce 43l wes PSdIesa'ht or "cdne~i-s
FsS. "a at 80 o'clock.
McCLELLAsD-on Saturday Feb 30 q bis a residence No II
East slIJ- -aEth.si, John hcCleiaad' N d Nm "a v.n
9th. Asad.m, Of Medicine Society invited
srd N. faasra from Presbytsn Church Ffrave
iaS s IssS: for wSoda~u Csnrsery
Fellow EeTOri ACADEMY Of Medicine are requested :.
Fhhsye and Hinseenthsi Tuesday, Feb 23 at 80
n,nsT,so 70 attending Of their late Fellow John Msh
'"N' s. s. PURPLE. n. D.. PresiasnL
W. r wHirs N. D.. Secretary.
PRoyosTsaddE Sunday Feb 2l DAVID Provost IN ss "a
year " bis age
Rsst,e. spd of The family invited attend the funeral
from his ate residence Llkeule L. l.. o'csock
1878 HGnteFA PonA II
Carriages meet arrival at Great Neck Depot
wTNrRRBURN-Feb ~ Of pneumonia Stacy s-y shh Of George
William Charlotte hatehns Wtneronrn aged HoEths.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
WORK OF TIE GERMAN SOCIETY FOR I'M
MIGRANTS.


The German Society of the State Of New
York held general meeting last night at the Lieder
kranz Association Rooms at No. SO East Fourth-st
Friedrich Setback presiding Among tue SPEAKERS Oh
the evening were W. waach, Y. Goeoel, DR.. schutze
Dr. schumacher. the German ConsuGenera and H.
WaehIer resolution introduced ny MT Wallach
20 the effect that a committee be appointed TO 20 to
Albany aud urge the passage Of the bill now before the
legislature whereby the Presidents OF the German and
irish societies shall fully renststed in their positions
as active members OF tle Board OF commissioners OF
Em!graon also tina. the Lsgsiature be petitioned 70
relieve Board OF Emigration by grant OF soO0o
and to raise immigrants from u 20 10 w. Tbs
resolution was passed The next business before the
meeting was the filing OF vacancies in the Board OF
Trustees and the following were elected Php bissin
ger Carr Hauselt. Rudolph PagenstedJer, Friedrich
Setback. Ernest stelger, William oteIHwsy and JACOB
WinCmC'ier.
the Financial Committee submitted their annual re-
pott nlcn showed the receipts OF the Society Tor
the past year amounted to s299i o. the expenses 70
S2l79; S. leaving balance Of sS162 81 The property
ana funds " the Society in mortgages bonds ana casn
estimated at s5s 900 During tie past year the society
found work 1920 INN grants Of all natonaIt!es
member made a motion that the Society take steps
TO prevent emin Aton of German instruction IN the
puJuc schools. Mr.Waac called the attention OF the
Caair 10 OF the bylaws which authorized the
Society Ia action only in matters which regarded
the interests OF the German mmgrants aud the mem
beT withdrew hIs motion.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
ror tic ensuing year
A RECEIVER FOE THE TOLEDO. WABASH AND

A KECEIVER FOB THE TOLEDO, WABASH AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Toledo, Feb. 22.-rhe Hon. j. d. Cox
has been appointed receiver for the Toledo Wabash aud
Western Railroad The court has instructed that oil
claims for labor ateril and supplies furnished prior
70 the dat eof tho order shall be paid Tnis will give
GREAT sractOn employees and parties 10 whom the
Company 10 Indebted for supplies
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23

CENTFNNIAL TEA PARTY IN PTILADELpHfA
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ga centennial tea
,o-ty Ar the Academy OF Music and Horticultural Hall
attracted O large crowd this evening There vero
thirty tables located the two halls the attendants on
each being attred Of various countries 60
great was the demand for tickets that the entertain
roen is 70 be cor .nurd un.l Thursday evening, wind
nc 40 win ball. Tomorrow afternoon the children
are 70 hA q a tea party and dance in the Academy.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23

The advertising house of GEO. p ROwELL
& Co. has already gained a worldwide reputation. IT.
business being extended month and u now has
contracts for space ueary newsDip'r pa0 'hed
in rho United States aud CanIdds Aesars. GEO. +.
RowELL q Co. have eWnced a rcnlIrddOe Udsines tdoly
and reduced tte adyeri,in sy'tom do~n 70
very pico Rscorler. West Mcriasn.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
OlTTUARY NOTES.

BUFFALO, Feb. 22.-The Rev. Israel Cham
berlaln d. D. died on Saturday morning at Lyndon
vile. New.York age 80 years. Mr. Chamberlain was
-o-, ,nert ernber OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
aud editor OF The Northern ChTIslias Adeoeas from
tn I6cA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION

FOURTH ANNUAL MEETEG-AN ADDRESS TO THE
PoPE-ELECTIoN OF OFFICERS.
NEwDURGH, N. y, Feb. 22.-The fourth
annual meeting OF the M-tropoitan Catholic Total
Abstinence Union Of the state OF New-York was held
here today Alexander Patton Of New-York presided
large number OF delegates wero present from the
various cities OF the State representing societies ana
a membership OF 5000 Al address 90 Pope Plus TX,
conveying the sympathy yencraton. and love OF the
U-non WAS adopted and ordered to be transmitted bY
cable TO Rome Reports received from the Pres-
dent Secretary and Treasurer showing that the Union
is in a furnishing condition. Several cerEJmon de-
livcrcd addresses THO following Officers wore elected
ror tic ensuing year:
PreSiRem!-Alexanicr Patton.
Rtcordinq SecretTy--Iames McNally.
I.rGnc,Gi SccrelGy7y-J Murphy.
COficSp0Hatsg 5crr:Llrg-J. Connolly
Treasurer JOHN Qllgey -
SSrGcdakat Arms-Jamo5 Keys, all OF Eewefork Guy.
-Presdeuts-Oue frOth each cOunty-and delegates
20 the National Uninn Convention at Cincinnati were
appointed. Tue Unions constitutional ainendments
pted and Convention adJourned 10 Ies6 az
Eilnirs the q y or February, 1870
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
P5SSEyGF Frs SAILED.

FOR ST THOMAS AND BRAzL-Ts steamship souta HAsytaA
Peh 22-h Sue J. Nc ler Faacs Beato. H. Cs~e ant
~ f. Bsasy child Henri g HOyer. Dr. W. C. PrOc.@,
Norge and VIE C. L. Brrpet. James Hamhn Jsha u.
James H. Winchester NJ A. Chspmss HsnrT A aitsn q.
Conrad simmons Jous Ropoxo De ederOs LOa Dias a.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
Suerial Noflrss
The boats of the New-Jersey southern Railroad siu
fhsfrt

The boats Of the New.Jersey southern Railroad sih
ther trips TO-DAY
Body Brussels Carpefs-bOO pieces 5haGe BodI BassrA
Carpss eOmprA ng . assortment, a. 81 10 retail -
GEO K l. HYATT, 2T3 Caraln
Tenor singer, thoroughly Inar ~h The hp.eOpa as.s-
he hAd thr~e yesrs
teran caurch Address s. n los, Tribune ohoe.
New-York Daily, gyins the news markets. and eommsHs
so sesul sesd By postal card for free sample eopy
IhR DALI WlTSESs.
No spucesI, NewYorG
o.t-1,ulce sotice.-Tee MAILS FOR EUR0Ps
eaar SATURDAY. Fec IL 1878, viii this once olesss
ON TUESDAY 1880 n On WEDNESDAY st ijO q a, %
TqUHsDAY ILj0 seA sAIukDAi a. sna y 80
e. l. !AAlA Z. ~
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
PASSENGERS ARRITRD.

PROM bTyBRp00L-Is Eeemss'p Ifane' FEB &c IS PspS
p. Oshea ehhiren Mr. Mr.. X soh ssf
children Edv g. WISE Brown, J. Bic burn NJ asG ara
But Master Butt Mr. M W CUr. Jas nciesfE. tsa
=. Chapuan Hayht Alfred Hesh. " r. Frsuciseo. MA r.
careu A. NT M4A Gsyles
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23

Any One Doubting cs Robert ~ smith Head faB'ry
jesse hob5hns cb. ais
twisted and euf-ing -rfuT LSiaRNr IODiDI
mada Of hun
all All New York Oay
soc. and 81 bo..c
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 22.-At an early hour TIM
Deputy UBed States Mlrf sastd bV pohos made
A. ic IL ulrT VcOrasG. beOs Richmond Tbs ~
Of IA desoyei
QuAauIy u "a Ior captur-i No made
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23

Afforded was % uncertain that thov bad te 90 swey
OR oeraonaI prop.rty for 1873 nade b6f0eD
the camel s23 JOS iY Junr, IsTt u -
tl6 6S6
II tnese are facts why neglected while Ksnsas
and Nebraska are cared for -
Y1shptLe Center. Nastin Co., Mfnn.. Fob. Is, ls7s
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23

There are no new features In the war De-
tween Presidents Scott and Garrett and there pre-
yaiug opinion that tie struggle will soon come 10 an
end-no by a compromise but oy the retreat OF the lat
ter There are many, however, who assert tHat the
contest Will be long one steadily maintained Oh both
siCes
New-York tribune., 1875-02-23
THE STATE or IRADE


wuxSsros, y. c. PsA 23-sprs rurDeniiOe a1e, sz'ss
Easn III 81 7Str4neI C- s.oaly s 81 ~
81 2j for yellow Dip snd vrrn Tar seidT " 81 10
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

l..., .choo boolu have Deen
sDa -: !. 80 d;slr;et, what peoPoF,os
e 80, ch;ldrep Of school sge = eeca -.
% o.. ~ attended the school dnr1ng
the cast year. the amo.nt @ ., = ~
n ~, Cor teachers for teaching ana -
ps'. - = nearly a. may BE- Of con-
d dac each dissrict SCHOOL Ii ~
u uuss together with such other y.
formation and suggestions - ne ny 4.
d A.. z nroDer or important 70 tne
canse Of education in h's county;
I nd he sh.ll forward to the territorial
superintendent Of public instruction
on or before the 6rst day Of Noyen-
her Of each year in order that tue
same may be embodied in bis report
to the Legislature; Fourth. to aP
no;nt school trustees for newly organ
led districts and TO Gil BY appoint
ment an vacancies, that may occur Dy
death, resignation, or otherwise Q,
when the voters of the districts TAU
to elect trustees in accordance with
the provisions Of this act, ana 70
draw his warrant on the county
treasurer in favor Of the board OF trus-
tees for the purchase Of school books
which may be furnished 10y said trns-
tees to INDECENT children OF the d's-
trict making the same payable ont o.
TIE inventor Of tine latest butter
in Paris announces that
he discovered the process by analysis
of genuine butter, and manufactures
his commodity by syn,hesis, copying
nature exactly, and using the same
but eliminating the germs
Of corruption that chemistry points
nut" as existing in the imperfect pro-
iuction Of the cow. The new stuff Is
much cheaper than the ordinary artt
cle,' "incorruptible," improves with
age and il exceedingly popular.
Four hundred men in seven factories,
are engaged III supplying tue present
demand.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31
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confisss = seoi them until IN =.
paid-
3. II Subscribers sesleet Or ~.
their sswspapsTs frs0 tAe -.
|they ars directed. the lsw Bolds ~ =
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1esed thrm 6iscSotinued. NY
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