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reason and common sense has only been
equalled by the efforts Of poor senile
Hamlin to reorganize the postal service.
The whole design is to add to the power Of
members, to the end that the patronage
may be used for the benefit of the Repub.
hcan party 1t will not receive the slight
est consideration in the House, nor do |
believe it will III the Senate
STATE RIGHTS.
There seems to be at least the prospect
Of some difficulty regarding the electio n OF
Congressman in Indiana and Ohio next
fall. The State Constitutions provide for
elections in October, while the law Of Con
gress fixes November as the time for hold
ing such election IN all the States. Nor
ton has written t. the Chairman Of the In
diana Republican State Committee that
the elections will be legal if held in Octo-
Der, yet It Is possible that contest will be
necessary before 1t will be decided
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10
Cooperation.
A CARD.

That eminent author and journalist, Charles Nord-
hon shows in his book about Shakers and the
seven other societies in the United states thet are
associated in all the relations Of life that they number
5000 persons scattered through thirteen states.
possess seventy-two domains tleOOVO acres), worth
al2 600 OOO and have houFshed from 80 to rs years
The undersigned men Of long and varief experience,
fully convinced that all reforms can be developed I'm
their germs at east as natural frutage o. such so
cieties co-operatng for business social. moral rell
Qious and political welfare and finding as De IoqueSlle
says that our forefathers freedom gained rather
through township than national organizations, propose
as N example 10 the nation q Of the best meth
DDS Of restoring fast waning purity and freedomto
found society the members OF which VIII be thus
fraternalIy associated, and who viii strive 70 initiate
only the good features Of the existing societies.
We wish to attract persons who Viii De as ugal,
peaceable religious industrious and shrewd the
Shakers and the Rappites, prone To art, science
learning and progress the Peectionts and as care
full TO preserve the family and marriage relations as
the prosperous Zoar, Amana, Bethel Aurora and lea
nan societies.
We especially desire to become acquainted with men
and women Of mature years. whose bitter experience
N the existing civilization has made them strongly de-
s;rous Of higher life. and who feel that sorrow has 50
ia ,tened, sefsAcrifce 20 purified, hardship 80
eoed and reliance upon heaven so strength ned TOO
that they are ct for undertaking chat has prov
arduous not only for many weak, presumptuou'
foolish but also for many true and brave souls ny
were bafiied by the unhtness Of their associates
we propose Joint stock cooperation. Pamphlets
uartsculArs sent 70 those addressing us at Wor
SAMUEL LEAvITT,
CHARLES SEARS.
(who is also Of Cooperative Farm silkville kansas
| TAPPAN TOWNSEND
Read PeacemakCr Grange: or Co Operative Living
and Working" by Samuel Leavitt, beginning IN the
January number Of the " York Phrenolugieal Jour
nal.
EB Other papers please copy. and keep standing a
| long possible
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

The NEW COURT House.. Iii rumOred that
a ring has been formed to give the contract of
the new court house about to be erected, to
a straw bidder, who is unable to fulfill the
contract and that falling SO to do. it will be
will be transferred to another party, who will
get the work done at the Penitentiary. The
Stonecutters are however moving in the mat
ter, and are determined to unearth and eI-
pose any such arrangementif it has been made
Under the light of rast transactions, we hardly
think the commissioners can afford to be a
party to such an arrangement.
INSURE in the National Insurance Company
Of New York, Ducat g. Lyons, Agents, I55
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

A mass meeting Of the mechanics of Chica-
60 will be held at Farwell Hall, on Thursday
evening next to protest against the employ
ment Of convicts in its construction. An in
vitation has been extended to the Commits
sioners and the members Of the Common
Council to be present and address the meet.
ing Workingmen, turn out en- masse
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

INSURE in the Manhattan Insurance Com
pany of New York, Ducat & Lyons, agents,
l55 LaSalle st.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

INSURE in the Home Insurance Company
Of New York, Ducat 4 Lyons, Agents, 1855
LaSalle St
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CITY MATTERS.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1875

Boiler Inspector Hamilton has been re-
quested by Mayor Colvin to resign.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

INSURE in the Howard Insurance Company
of New York, Ducat 4 Lyons, Agents, l55
LaSalle st.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

UNDER the old charter prisoners at the
Bridewell were compelled to work out their
hnes at the rate Of 50 cents day under the
charter of 1872 their work is reduced to be
valued at 81 day.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT


WoRKNsnAS's ADVOCATE OFFICE.
Jrue 10, 1870. !
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

INSURE in the Citizen Insurance Company
Of New York, Ducat 4 Lyons, Agents, l55
LASalle St
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

+. 2. KrSEEI's Worm Syrup never fails 10 DESTROY
Pin Seat and Stomach Worms. DR.. KUSKHL the only
successful physician who removes Tape Worm in two
hours, alive with head and fee until removed
Common sense teaches IL Tape Worm be removed, ali
other worms can he readily destroyed Send for Cir
cuar To DIR. kunkel No. $50 North Ninth street
PhilsdelphA, Pa. call your druggist and ask fol
bottle Of kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price, o.. II
never fails.
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UNLESS immediate steps are taken by our
civic mountebanks to pay the wages Of the
city employees four months in arrears
it is limited that the policemen and fire men as
well as the school maams-wiil be very apt to
vacate their positions-And allow those who
are willing to work for nothing and board
themselves-to step into their shoes. We
think they would be justified in so doing.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

THE Evening TELEGRAPH, published by
W. +. Storey, of the Times, bears the same
relation 70 that paper that the New York
Telegraph does to the New York Herdh-
Whether its publication will seriously affect
the Journal, Post and MAJ, or Courier, re-
mains to be seen. 1t is rumored, however,
that the Courier is about to become a morn
ing paper again.
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DURING May, "a patents were .reated at
the Hospital for Women 1873 were cared for
in the dispensary connected with the institu-
ton. Cash contributions amounted to 1928.
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OUR Irish societies military and civic
purpose to have grand parade on the Fourth
Of July. The Second regiment is expected
10 turn out in full force Mr. John Connell
has been elected marshal.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-06-10

INSURE in the Home Insurance Company
Of New York, Ducat 4 Lyons, Agents, 80
LaSalle st.
TIE Hartford Insurance Company has
made proposition to the city to inspect
boilers at a cost Of s. piece.
The strike of the L mon Rolling Mills re-
mains in statU quo. As q matter Of course,
The aid of the police had to be invoked. with
out intimidating the men, however.
The next large payment to be met by the
city will be the semi annual interest on the
bonded debt, which Accrues July |, and
amounts to $466. 900.
INSURE in the Home Insurance Company
Of New York, Ducat 4 Lyons Agents, l55
LaSalle St
UNDER the old charter prisoners at the
Bndewell were compelled to work out their
hnes at the rate Of so cents day under the
charter of 1872 their work is reduced to be
valued at 81 day
DURING May, "a patents were .reated At
the Hospital for Women 1873 were cared for
IN the dispensary connected with the institu-
ton. Cash contributions amounted to 1923
OyR Irish societies military and civic
purpose to have grand parade on the Fourth
Of July. The Second regiment is expected
-, t,,ru r,,n n IN,
has been elected marshal.
INSURE in the Citizens Insurance Company
Of New York, Ducat L Lyons, Agents, l55
LaSalle St
A Chicago man named Thomas has chal-
lenged Kelley to an exhibition of motors.
He pretends to have invented one which is
run by water and air only, and which is
superior in power and durability to anything
yet invented.
UNLESS immediate steps are taken by our
civic mountebanks to pay the wages OF the
city employees four months in arrears
it is limited that the policemen and fire men as
well as the school mAams-wiil be very apt to
vacate their positions allow those who
are willing to work for nothing and board
themselves-to step into their shoes We
think they would be justified in so doing
THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, published by
W. +. Storey, of the Times, bears the same
relation 70 that paper that the New York
Telegraph does to the New York Herald
Whether its publication will seriously affect
the Journal, Post and MAJ, or Courier, re-
mains to be seen 1t is rumored, however,
that the Courier is about to become a morn
ing paper again.
INSURE in the Howard Insurance Company
Of New York, Ducat 4 Lyons, Agents, l55
LaSalle st.
A mass meeting Of the mechanics of Chica-
60 will be held at Farwell Hall, on Thursday
evening next to protest against the employ
ment Of convicts in its construction. An in
vitation has been extended to the Commits
sioners and the members Of the Common
Council to be present and address the meet.
ing Workingmen, turn out en- masse.
INSURE in the Manhattan Insurance Com
pany of New York, Ducat & Lyons, Agents,
l55 LaSslle st.
REDUCTION OF WAGES. The Ship Carpenters
and Caulkers Of Chicago have been reduced
80 cents per day. Perhaps another cut-doWn
may open their eyes to the necessity and ad-
vantages Of belonging to a trades union
More unlikely things than this have hap
pened, but the chances are, all their good in
tentions will end in smoke after a weeks
grumbling
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Yesterday, decoration day, there was
the largest attendance, nearly fifty thous-
and, that there has been since the 10th Of
May. Every train that has arrived for
the last forty eight hours has brought CON-
manderies of knight Templars it il estim-
ated that 80, 600 are now in the city, they
will parade tomorrow on horseback .
grand pageant is anticipated.
The Turks continue to unpack and ar
range their exhibits in spite Of dynastic
changes at home.
Only small portion of tie Russian ex-
hibitjon is yet displayed, but mat is pro-
mising, consisting Of beautiful tables.
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v. B.-Persons residing IN districts where
not represented will please address for illustrated
Price List. which will be mailed free. Agents wanted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-07

d ~ . rf1TsaoiIx I Co.. 10 STATE ssrsst. Bos.
hn.A.,.. nov. New Iork, and 7oi Chestnut esrses
-. p..A Ars our Agsass for procaring advsssiss
a,aA,... ~ iDAHo WonLD II ~ shcvs eltiss, "a
~ = e'sszast 1sr aavsrliaing = eur iovss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-07

PRoF. RUDOLPH, in a lengthy paper
on the. sun, says: A molten or white
hot mass, $4,000 miles in diameter,
equa'ling in bulk 1850, 900 worlds
like our own, having q surrounding
ocean of gas on fire, SO, 600 miles deep
tongues of fame darting upward more
than $4,000 miles, volcanic forces that
hurl into the solar atmosphere lumin.
GUS matter to the height Of 100000
miles; drawing to itself all the worlds
belonging to our family of planets.
and holding them all in their proper
places; attracting with such superior
force the millions of solid and stray
masses that are wandering in the faith
omless abyss that they rush helplessly
toward him, and fall into his fiery em-
brace. And thus he continues his so,
blimc, restless march through his
mighty orbit, having period Of more
than eighteen millions Of years.
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CAnDpLAYERs, who are continually
bewailing their ill.luck Of always re-
ceiving the same poor cards, will, per.
haps, be assured by knowing that the
So cards, with thirteen to each Of the
four players, can be distributed in
1854, 787, 1856, ,4ss. 7S2, s8s,957, 40.
900 different ways, % that there
would still he ! good stock Of comb.
nations to draw from, even If ! man
from adams time had devoted him
self q 20 other occupation tban ,hat
= pleying cards
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-07

A NORTH Carolina negro thought he
could outrun q locomotive the other
day on the Air Line Road. and when
he picked himself up, after being
thrown twenty feet and landing on his
head, he said: Eyer don't ketch dis yer
chile doin' dat agin. 1t's a right
smart wonder ldidn't tear desc britches
clean off,"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-07

TIE reader is constantly meeting
with illusions to inventions which
have produced incalculable results II
the development Of modern civilization,
and often finds himself at loss to ~
call the date Of this or that one. Al
an assistant in refreshing the memor3,
the most important inventions prior .
1000 are given:
Spinning-wheel invented, 1880.
Pqper first made Of rags, ,,14l7.i
Muskets invented and first used II
England in 1921.
Pumps invented, 1926.
Printing invented, about l440.
Engraving on wood invented, l424
Postofices established in England,
l464.
Almanacs first published, l44l.
Printing introduced into England
by Caxton, l474.
Violins invented, 1477.
Roses FIRST planted in England, 1905:
Hatchets FIRST made in 1904.
Punctuation first used in literature.
1920. a
Observation-Disclosures
wereputtogetherlikethis.
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CURE FOR THE ToorHAcHE.-Dr. Dyce.
Buckworth, an English physician, con.
tributes short memorandum on this
subject. He was called on lately to
treat case Of severe toothache, and
tried various ordinary remedies, inehr
ding chloroform and carbonic acid,
without any benefit to the patient.
He then remembered having read that
the pain might be relieved BY holding
in the mouth . solution Of bicarbonats
Of soda. he gave the patient half ;
dracl,m in an ounce Of water. and, to
his astonishment the pain ceased i'm.
mediately, and complete relief was 90
cured. He thinks that as the remedy !
10 50 simple, and the disease 90 din.
tressing and often intractable, this !.
treatment may BE- worthy Of notice and
imitation.
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An Irish drummer, who now and
then indulged in a noggin Of right
good potcen, was accostcd by the re-
viewing general: "What makes your
nose so rcd!" "Plase yer honor" re.
piled Pat, II always blush when
spake to gincral officer"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-07

Girard Hnppcrts, Plaintiff. Va. Boise Mining Com-
pAny. Defendant.
4 IL PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING
"A liens ehcumbrances uudcr the provisions Of
IAN Act for serving li~ns io u1chAni and Others.
approved January H. lsSa. upon the following. de.
scribed quartz ledges aud improvements thereon
and appurtcnancrs thereto. viz: 1atccrtatn quartz
ledge known ~ Tho Iowa Ledge. being fourteen hun.
drr feet in length. said ledge being sisusied upsu
Gold Isll moansain. Ia Granite Greek District. IN
the coanty Of bois1 aud Territory of Idaho. coin.
mrncing At . certain stake In the West crr ditch
directly below Eisatcr Coz tunnel on the Gold
MIL ledge aud running In scnthwcst~rly direction
from said stake one thousand feet. aud northeastern
~ from said ssAEc four hundred feet: also. six hum
r~ and twenty ave feet In the 6rss extension OF the
Gold Hiil ledge: alsc fifteen hundred feet 10 tho
Eisslcr Cos cise also. 6fc~n hundred feet In the
kossush ledge also. nfse~n hundred feet In the Lady
Defoar ledge: also. fifteen hundred fret In the ri,
sing star ledge: alsa. Aftcen hundred feet In tho
First Nor hsaat Extension of the Iowa rSier. all Ut
said last mentioned edgra lying and being eon,ru.
tu Aad consolidated with thu Iowa ledge aforc.
said also. that certain water ditch known tho N
wcll ditch as~d for conveying ~aier TO the quartz
miil q! said ..Bo.se Mining Company" hereinafter
de.crihesi also that certain quartz mill ed d.
rccty hsiow sAsd quartz i-igcs above described. and
all the machinery bcongine thereto oi every KIDD
aud description Whatsoever. said mill known a the
.'iais- Mun. Company" quartz mill. together
With sufctrnt sIae~ around ~Aid quartz hedges aud
mil for the convenient working. usc and occupation
tHcreut. A.so. nH tunnels running I'D satu quartz
edgcs either of them: Aso al the tools. cars.
road-. namways. orc the dump. iimbers and cord
wood piled mp around ssid mill and lcsi.cs BY said
Bosse Mining Company: also. the blacksmith shop
and all other improvements snd appustcnancas b~.
l.n<,nc or appcrtatning 70 Or connected with said
quartz lc-ie.x are hereby notified IN I've and appear
u the District Court secnd Judicial District OF Ida.
o Territory. st tdaho tit tho 9Th day of March.
1874 and then and there exhibit the proof oi said
ens encs ahrancc. or they -hall be deemed 90 be
waived In favor Of those exhibited.
JONAS ". BROWN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Feb 1874
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II NEVER complained Of my condi.
ton but oncc,' said an old man, when
my feet were bare and | had no money
to bny shoes; but | met q man with.
ont feet. and became contentcd."
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There was . woman ia tho Belknap
case, woman in the Secor clsiuya
woman il the French Arms affaiB =
woman 10 the Safe Burglary, and )
woman in almost every espUoially bril-
liant achievement IN Washington re.
cality that has besn disclosed. Aud
nov II isAreported that the House M
VI Commite has I'm atosa = syg
- mon wkoos \ llaeny - "a q
- 4 z
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ny, 24x3o feet il size; two priyass
Offices about AXIS; = spacious hall,
in the side Of which Is strong vault
for coin and other valuables, 18xM
with one or two sleeping rooms, bath
rooms, closets, c.-.Hiryinia G1Irs1st
Gle.
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ted Virginia Company took possession
Of their new assay Office, on the site
Of their former Office at the mine, last
The building is 45x95 feet.
and two stories in height. The melt
ing room is 22ax49 feet, and is open
to the peak Of the roof, in order to al
low of the free ascent Of smoke and
fumes. To render the room still more
healthful, q ventilator will be placed
in the peak of the roof. that will run
its whole length, when the arrange
ment Of the room will be perfect.
Last Sunday all the apparatus was
moved from the Savage assay Office.
and. besides making this transfer,
they melted 1000 pounds Of bullion,
and had it all in the shape Of bars be-
fore five o'clock in the evening. In
addition 70 doing all this work, they
made over sixty ore assays.
On Monday last they melted and
assayed over ton of bullion, and con-
sidered it nothing more than a holi
day. Yesterday there were melted
$500 pounds, worth about 100000.
There are eight furnaces in the melt
ing room, and they devour the crude
bullion very rapidly. A melt" is now
made in an hour and q half, whereas
the usual time in ordinary Offices is
two hours and a half. The cupel
room is lSx24 and contains two fur.
naces of three mnillcs each. In the
same room is the sand bath and appa-
ratus connected Herewith. The
weighing room is l2xl5. and tho Of
fee and calculation room 1924. In
these two rooms the assays arc
weighed aud all the necessary calcu-
lations are made.
In the ore assay department there
are two crucible furnaces with ca
pacity Of twenty crucibles each. In
addition there will be scarification.
furnace. containing fr,k twenty to
twenty.four scariliers. These will be
used in making assays Of very rich
ores, as the method is more speedy
than by the use Of crucihles. In this
there will be . cupcl:ing
furnace containing two mnfllers, u
wcighing-room, &c.
There is hall ten feet in width
running through the melting-room and
the rooms in which the bullion as
says are made, aud in this hall there
we're on Monday piled up silver
bricks worth $l25,O0O. In a vault
ten feet square, at one side Of the hall,
lay 500. 900 in bricks, while $4,000
more stood cooling in the melting.
room; in all. secs, 900 in sight at one
time. This. with the $l60, 700 melted,
nodded into bricks and assaycd yes
terday, makes grand total Of $685.
900 stored in the Office during the
past three days.
Besides the rooms We have men,
Toned on the ground floors there is .
store room 1890, . bathroom and
washroom; also, large room iD|
which will be set up an apparatus for
making humid assays. All the assay
ng is under the superintendcnce oil
G.. Davis, late mclter and
'cincr at the United States branch
mint at Denver. It is intended that |
heir silver bars shall so in ell parts !
t tho world for just what they are
'tamped.
Mr.. Davis says the Office is capable
f melting and assaying 100000 900
YER month. Once in each month s
be time . general clean up i made 81
he mills-hc saya he will do biggerl
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the ENEMY OF DISEASE!
THE FOE OF PAIN .
TO MAN and BEAST
1S yH3 GRAND Old
MUSTANG
LINIMENT.

WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF
40 YEARS
THERE Is NO SORE 1T WILL NOT HEAL.
NO LAMENEss IT WILL NOT CURE. NO ACHE.
NO PAIN. THAT AfFLICTs THE HUMAN BODY.
MYSTIC ANIMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO
ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOTTLE COSTING 3Sc.
SOC. or 81 90. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF
A HUMAN REING. AND RESTORED TO LIFE
USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE