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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

H. State bonds there were recoruei sglc.. il.-
road bonds ruiz dul ahd qu ct, uut t4c .uCuai dr"
iug, were as 1Jlluwhi CHicdgu, Burln tn phG Incy
al 40 ami NoIth~ ts'th consolidated cnGuOu ruid
houh. al&i tilcLgO and Nur western CON Uid trd,
1905 LaaV Shore lst consolidated registered, lndl
St Louis and Iron Mountain 1T, lol; Anu HrH ttrl'
HUtc - preferred, Wv ONO and Ni'-ls.ipri "a.
G7is MuNauAce aui 81 P.ul clnsn Mated r,nNluf
lund, tllsi ONO aud MISSES. pl tunn""ahtI g. NIX
fuuI. Mlig ruun PurlGc lu, ln'h- ulau i.Nlnt
siualnS iuud, 0lA Nnrtl Miss uri o., 9di totoS.
ANA Ia l.ulpoUs 1T, lul'q, G., a. and Faulc a.,
lOais Mo-, hin ana {. sldAins tu4d, o,'s
Inc following we've tlr tituiur, hgAfsI, lowest hhI
A. NJ. cloaius pllccs VI sioeAs to-day
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A Girl who Plays billiards in Virginia.

Yesterday afternoon "A most enjoyable
and interesting game of billiards took place be-
tween Scranage u the Merchants Hotel ana
Miss Blanche WOrhingtOn OF Covingtun Ky.
Three hundred points were played Miss Blanche
winning by two points. The game all through
was sLirited aud closely contested. Miss Worth
ington Is an unusually hlndsome young lady, a
brunette, OF beautiful form, and altogether very
attractive. she was In the company OF sister
spend season at tie White sulphur Springs
aud the Centennial. George is enthusiastic In
cue. You can occasionally hear George remark,
"Its curious how she did II, but sue dd."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

To THE EDITOR OF the suN-ST: | rise
TO point u rhc,oric On the base Of the new monu'
mcnt adjoiulnlug Madison Park "Wllllm II seward.
Governor u, s. senator, Secretary OF state Of u 5"
submit that work Of art, tins s supposed TO be,
occupying the prominent spot ~ Is known to occupy
iun4e - npcr. shAuir nAtefl, aud the hear OF all
inc age. sIould not be impaired %, want OF taste
shown OH the IeIrsta, Cpu tnls NOT be lmprul ed
Lea tue clusus tour letters be CIsCrd Oh let ana
be added, und The inscription read wnan II, sew.
ard GOytrnor u. >. senator and secretary Of staie,
That M" secretary hlp, fDlIHlnE the words L. S.
senator u-t refer u tle National Ntrnment C MIA
be understood think, bi all those endowed WIN fac-
ulucl auuyc DuuGIeary, or u native OF the kainlpo
Mountains L. NJ. q.
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TnE NEGRo lunar wHIPPER.
Elected by the Lcgisiatarc of south Carolina,
md Kcirctcd by the GOvernOr.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. 18.-lt will be
remembered that the Legislature elected IA
Judges Frank Moses. Jr., "a white scalawag ana
negro Of roturiuusty bad character named
whipper. and that Gov. Chamberl In refused TO
commission them, upon the ground thot there
were no vacancies to be filled. Nevertheless,
they insist upon their tights to assume judicial
functions, aud ina week Wbippcr, the black
judge, will cliim his seat at the centre ot Broad
street lie thinks that T. Is best for him, ac-
cordiue to the iudiyliu4l mutations OF law IN
this state, to have a suit in which lie ia the de-
PENDANT. rather than ono In which he Is the
plaintiff lie therefore proposes to hold such
court az will make his OPP ouents trine the suit
against him. ur tr, hts tenure uuun side issue,
such rs "A wit q huhcus rurpus Tor PRISONER ne
may commit Some OF tna Young men of the
former. or dcfunrt Fusion pnttv rroposed 10
prevent tris sumption ~ position ov Whip. e.
with force of arms. hey did not reflect mat
any CITIZEN of the United st ties has q right 10
! arpesl 10 tho courts w any wa, he may sec
proi er to bring us case. nj tnai no violence 10
prevent tnis rignt would 10 tnl, rated Nv an CT
/ nght,ned community. Second ttouRnt' no ,
ever. Il prevailing aud 1t " pr"nable that up
per viii nave II Ill ~ own WY ~ ,Nsroa,,us
! tie question Is decided oy the state supreme
| the election of whippcr aud Moses has been
elevated into prominence before the tion Nv
I thutrherlnin for fNrtiunal pufNoSrs Withln lne
81 to Reunhlran part,. lie mas portrayed ! =
| cnormity la " rds is potent rs anN Democrat
could d.. That enormitv icsis with the te-
! uuhli,an uartN-uatiunal and Statc-and the
shreva Govern. cannot dtv IT these tArtieS ol
the responsibility bv kiling Nhipfcr. etthci
tnroush his Fusion allic., or nv some Of the not
| Southern hoods tucN may excite. IL woulu ht
wnrs. tnan the HAMBURG hurrlr'' to have the
telegraph announce " the homicide Of blacb
| Charlcstnn, : &. II would throw the miilston,
round TN ne elk Of Iiden wntc h we who can thint
intend shall alorn tue browning OF llaNes anC
wheeler
When Wade Hampton Ia elected, tho coloreC
peoplc say, there will be no more IIamhurl
horrors Massa Wades word Is a good enOu gt
| guarantee for that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

Yesterday a countryman IRON Sessions
settlement brought into tne Guy niue glrl,
aged about oight years, who had been stung by
a scoriiun. he parent had dosed the chlld
with whi-key until she was lDsensl9ly nrInk
therefore, when she was taken 10 Dr, W hllo
utiice al that could be done was 70 administer
some autldote for the whiskey The country
man, after getting a prescriptions placed tho
chill in the bottom OF the wagon box, win
bunch vi green clover under her head, and drove
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
The Drowning Accidcn, II, conoy Island.

TO THE EDITOR OF TUE SuN-SW' Having seen
account OF an accident In lnr sVN we W"ud leS
leave to say that the steamboat Id cwd WAS fast To the
wharf at The time, receiving her pAs-chsfln Mlth =
yolCr sang uut, nerc' tuuAt IN YOUR wheel we hl
not yet given orders 10 cast Oh the inrs nor ala we
move from the wnart uuil ten uluui Al,fNaFd l"u
boat diiliel unlrr the stern uY strong Nihu
nuu tlGe ana we had nu knoNl'ie n, beng th're'
ROBERT lIkDN, Captain,
III Al DANlps, lllut,
STEAMER IpLRwILp New \ TORS, aug. Il, 1916
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S'ga.i : re5EG Co. .ii..S,s liz iiis iis4 Il
IteuI Estnte Market.

Yesterday at the Exchange x. V. Harnett sold,
under foreclosure sale plot 80 0x1o22 ON the south
side OF scvcnlynnh street, i7j feet west OF Fourth
avenue, $4,000 O,alntif) And two ioui.etory nrown
stone houses. win lot. 226xd7 and % 6x25 the
foutl ste Of Fitysevetd street, west Oi Lexington
avenue. f2i 800 fDlaintiHJ.
Inc remainder OF announced foreclosure sales were
adj .urncd. - a..
to-day al tue Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-The round,
smooth faced, tat, pig tail Chiuanan tnat sits
IN the Chinese department of the Exhibition
has captured the Elections Of a Young aud hand
some American girl Vi romantic turn OF mind,
and the wedding Is to come of tnis winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
5uslncss Hoiltcs.
A s.cn.c Of " cnrines.

IA often felt by persons who cannot oca any rici-
lar disease. II ihcy work It becomes labor o. Icy
walls. thrY soou tres mental IN irts bee hu len,
evca Jvs are immed hb me sna luw Of thia "cak
mess NhCh y cast over Their NNrs Recourse Is bad
.omrttncs to sfiinut1ts Of diug'rnu- artrTr I4e
advice q phy'lcals refrain from active ia',r pro-
duccs no happy results. VIM The sNsicm r. sbu'-
tated sud nee r 60 u" huiit ~ properly Pthl Wan
SIktP Viii do ths very thius. Like Ola" clcc'r cor
rent u rcrmrhes IA entire tysfr. AMI htfuu lKug
VITA tne corporal iulcuuus. /, raises un the "a
ana bring. tac color 10 the cuccK agNn. aud upc Ia
the dctp ndcut. II does u, work PROMPT and wel
SOFA pY al druggists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

Died-At the residence of Major w. w.
Downs on Third street, Monday, Aug, 7, at 1870
o'clock =. NJ, Capt. O. j. Downs, VI voluntary
abstinence IRON strong drink.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

The defects IN tho old Elastic Truss nro
rcmelied IN POMtROY'S. Price "a. 54d broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

Rupture rcrmauentl, Cured by. pr. flnr.h.
treatment. SIX abdominal brit-. = Ntsty b., Artur
House, opposite 81. Pauis Church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

No one can afford 10 hc without PA rkcrs
Ginger Tonic. ASS Your Druggist tu 81 f'rA u
HlSCOA & CO., iOj William s,., y. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

INTELLIGENT persons u.e the cf 'cttve Silk Tlasio
Truss sold only BY Castle Truss Company U.s. broad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

vii prevent H. Dyspepsia, collie Cramps. n'l II" ID
ache readily yieid 20 II Reduce with water, II
Iruuipt remedy i,r ~" Pain Au1 ONoi air iilff ~
Children Terthiug. There ~ nothing ItScit. II rcuiV
cAecLs DilrrhuI, and docs not CoLH,ipa tne bowels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
MARiNE fNrHLLI0ENOE

HINIkTrRI ALdANA RUS nAv
sun rises. II sun sets iS MOOn s1ts. =
aiuH WArEH-rit. LAY
andy HOOK 40 Gov isanu.l0 80 Hell u ite... IL %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

Tho FAMILY provided with Glenns Sulphur
Som ntu nave No iear, II II Is used ire y, II -alt
tuls an4uyihs ems diFns mag efupuuni, when rul|
drru arr AT t. contract a. school Depot, NrItten.
toni Sixth ANouu..
Pcifrct th,ss anh splendid browns are created by
Hin's Hair u, v.--A.n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

steamship England, Liverpool ndse. nnd pass.
Ste lmship N.Narinp. HUI, Nose ana pass.
snip star Of Bruns WICK, Calcutta, mise.
Bars Maresca, SMYRNA, hclr.ce.
A e. tnr urut rlsri ami e. HA't Sl-- ve4sHs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

The Poor ,ian's Remedy,
q l.i r Ifi-h ren, the wonderful bilious reno
O., I'D 81 every lrUIGlst PIice 20 cente' -Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

Tho mortality among children Is greatly re-
duced Oy MoneIla TeethlAH Cordial, 20 eonts,-A9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

GDn Gin @erslci9. unisre su!anten
MootI96nen 9leitsn oen isinen 8einen.
Gin Se0sr tOitet germ oouOn auber Dem
Sauie, ober man iauit lie ni4t fir ben
&eQer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Eay~ 8ober am O6errbein Die @irtbss
6duler itammen. Oas Wirtbsbaus ut
mad Dem ausipru6 bss Gulturbiltoriters
&iebl benz iiooeuti9en DfentIi&en 2ebsn
CUR "Stpeiten Scimatb 9%eworoen. Sdon Ole
G6mer lan9en /: y-Sanj in truafensm
Wut6 Dor Der mOblbefannten Sauerne,
SaIageno nit ws9lsInoer Sano ldrmen.
Der Stiible GefIg, =" uno aus iener 3eit
fommen am &bein on Den SpiBen Der oil
ten Gultur in Wainl Speper, @Orms,
Saben=gaoen, 8alel uno &onitanj Die
Sapernsn uno Gauponen Dor, crit nit Der
Sarolinsil6sn 3sit uno Sem 3unftweisn
fameu Die S6ilosr. Wls sisentbimli6e
Ginri9tunsen jener 3eit lino berpOr3ube'
ben, baB Die srOben Spfe jeosm Safe un-
sntssItlid 8ss3sbruns bOten; i6on an
SOie bes SrausntOniss Silperi4 mar es
Site, bel Der auoien3 cine Wense seiot-
tsnsn Sleil9es porrdtbis 3u baIten, BON
tpel6em Die Sittiteler aus Der Sano ellen
mubtsn. Neben ben Serbersen fur ben
semsinen Mann traten balb Die Iosls-
uno 3unfttubsn aut 10 in SreibunS !. ..
Der Bitter" i'm IA. Sabrbunbert, in Wtain3
145O Die Stubs .sum Spiesel"; Strab.
burg bate nod 1870 cine abelise Srintitu.
be. SIN ben Observation-Disclosures auf Dem
9anoe binsen bintsr Den Silaen on Der
Wano i4warje Safeln, t%porauf nit &reioe
Die Namen 9erienisen, tpsl9s ibre 3sds
lfuloig blieben, nebi BEN Betrase aufs
seidrieben itanoen, 10 lang Dor aaer Ius
gen, big bis 3e6idulb beJablt mar. Sa
oiss fribsr nit r0miiden 3ifan seidab,
10 %entitanoen Die Spri6worts: .@tit bop.
peltsr &rsioe re9nen" obsr vginsm Elm X
iir elm II porma1sn". Tdmlid bic &c.
brau4liaen 3iffern iparsn Die Der | uno
Der V; bate man u BON V an wieoer
iiinf Giner anseidrisbsn, 10 ,uurotn is in
einsn V suiammenseSossn anb oisisn unter
Den porissn perfebrt selsbt, woour9 Elm X
e%ntitano. so madte Die ooppslte &rsioe
oes Wirtbes oft elm Y fir Elm w. go
Ssrr &iebl nab Der mus ss uiiisn.
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unterba ltenDe 8.
Nptts; anfdnsisr S1trj ,itm,t hem Gtriatn,
trttitert bic Seele une btfsreert ftlba
bic 4eiunetet bes eebts.

GrCuert cS Setle uHp ptIptpttt ttipH
bic 0siunsbst bs eeibs.
pss- Cine t6Itli9e Seene aus Dem amer-
ifaniiden Gonsreii,. Cine poiirli9e Sce-
ne fibrte tiirilid Der pisise geu Dor.
fer abseoronete g. g. Cor i'm &sprdlen.
tantenbaui. auf. Wdbreno sr bon ieinsm
Slabe aus cine Strmprsbe fir Silosn uno
Senorids belt, unterbra9 ibn Ser in iei-
ner Nd6e beiinoli9e &epublifaner 6 mon
bon SlinOls nit eini9en patbetil4sn
Stump6emertunsen fir Sapes uno Wbse-
Ter. Nnn bat Cannon Die @ewobnbeit,
wd6renO Oes Spre6cns Den Mittsl- unb
3ei9sIinser isiner lintsn Sano wis einen
Gtepoluer Dor li9 binjubalten, Dan pl0b!i9
Den 3ei9efin9er einSuSis6en uno i'm tpieoer
portpdrts gu l4nelen, als 9in9e Der &eool.
Der Los. Wit elmer oerartiseu Singerbe=
wesun9 beeleitet er jeoen leinsr Sdbe. ais
CT Oen Cor in lsiner Geoe untsrbra9, rsf
oieler oaber nit ieiner ipuBbaIt dnsitli9eu
@eberoe sd trete Sbnen bas Wort si.
men ausenblid CD, tpenn Sic SIREN SGuB-
finger BON mir pegbalten.g Cannon be-
gam barauf ieierlib gu lprs6en uno ma9te
babel unipiQtiirlid ieine 6in9ertepe9uns,
worauI Gor, dnsiili9 nit Der Sanb ab.
webreno, rief lin 8ottss pilsn, untsr=
lallen lie bas!" Selbit oas i9allenoe Sc
ld9tsr oes Sauies madte BEN armen Gan
non ri9t pOrli4tiser. Or besann BON
Rsuem fir Sapss uno W9eeler gu lpre9sn
Itrsdte pl0bli9 pisoer Die ;pei Singer aus
uno l9ob nit Dem einen. Orr 'aber l6rie,
Ii9 dn9itli9 Suriidlebneno : rStedsn sic
IN, @Otsapilen Sbre linte Sano in Die
SOlentai9e! Nun Damn lam i9 sic nod
lpre3en %lalien."
Oas 0aus brittle Dor Gnt;itfsn uno
Cannon fam oermaBen in Verlegen6eit, oaB
er nit beioen Sdnben in Die SaI9en fu6r
uno itramm nit oienem Mtunoe oaituno.
Yl0bli9 fubr i6m absr Die linte Sano wie-
Der aus Der Sal9e ur0 Cor rief: p8snn
Sizes our9aus ni6t laIien fOnnen. 10 ITS
am beiten, le 9eben binaus, l6ieBen orau=
Ben los uno laIien mid unsefabroet ipre-
den Nun enoli6 fano Cannon, aui's
S09Ite entriiltet iiber Dos bon Cor nit ibm
setriebsne YOllenipisl, mleoer WOrte uno
l4rie Den tleiren YoiisnrsiBer an rSie
lino peoer sti9.ut nod bOfli6!l" Cor absr
antwortste ibm ani6eineno i6msrSli4 er.
ltaunt so? auf oieie 8eiis perseIten
lie mir Ole 4rtigteit, uomit i'd Sbneu bas
Wort abtrat? Sebt ii's senus Nebmen
sic SIREN 3ei9sfiuger ju liG unO issen
sic li6 - 6arron isbte lid, gani aa=
Ser 6alIuns ssbra9t, untcr Dem 8eld6ter
oes Sauits nieOer, nm nit miller @utb Su.
,ub6rsn, pie Cor ieine Stumpyeoe iir
5iloen uno 0enorids ~poleroete.
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a E ntur

fur ss 8 srSsttn GdnpKaiHs. & smsasntsta ned gurup.
2dslihs abfabrt.
Samburs. Imsr;faaii6e 9inie is Dampfer.
Hprb.I eutiber 9lpse, Bremen f6 Dampfer.
Guuarb 0inis, 9iosrppOl u. Qntwsr. t6 Damefer
Rse Star Cine 8 Dampfer
Die 3auitaee pen gaTasts-tn, bic ID In zen l,sttr 4.
Sabrtn af eitien Gampfsrn hsrrussr uzs ttnite fpGtr
hete. iie he bette GmPftblkne uue babea mir eas 3utraun
ntinsr 5rsunht ssiiSst.
Sn Serbinouns nit Sbisem, itelIe I'd
@e9ieI auf aQe 9auptitdpte guropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

B8- Nldts los? Ser Soure Gurten=
5eit9enoIle %bebauptet, es mare ieBt gar
nidts log. Was aber laet Der .unuerbei-
lerli6e Wortlpieler ?" Ni9ts los? SEPT.
no ales arbsitslOs, nabrunsslos uno broo.
log, Die b6bere YldnlOlisteit 3ueifeQos, Die
GsleblOiisteit Sablos, ole &OpflOii9tsit se-
bsimniBlos, Die S9lafeiisfeit SablOs, Die
&u9lOf9teit %raitlOs, ole @epiienlOlisteit
idamlos, &iidi9tslOisfeit i6rantenlos,
Die SittenloIi9teit bOoenlos, Die @srial-
iun9sloii9tsit enolos lit?
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Yeter c8iene's
.emcrai : Maentur

fir bic 5susrssriiss
GasttaI am I. Sanuar 1874
Smperial BON 9oneon, 5 9,000,oOO
2uBal Don 9iuerpoOl, 1000, ooo
German amcriran .. N.sg. 1,65o,sOl
ct. Paul pon ct. Saul, s19,62l
st. Soicpb psn @aihouri. STE, 46S
Sreprrs von @~ituautee, $4,000
ATLAS BON 9artforS 1000, OOc
astna eife Sninranrs So. 30, 100, SOC
(Dte dittft tn amsila.)
q. u. aeriseatial .. Sartfor6, 1900 st
Commercial BON 9iperpooI 5000, o0e
gies md&ista GpnpasnissA, bic I'D SCI Gem Gsieasu uni
Bottom Gtuer eur6 Ydnttli6t 3atluns ifrr gerluht 81.
rdbrt BADEN, empfeblen no fdbtf unp fSnnsn gsrf&tunges
ron St5sntsum ja cen %biaisfsn Hatsn srtsssea ssuVmmo
rerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
Gro. u Wurtb-S traBe Rem. gprfo

habsr eds sresie ure %errpletefte g5darerlISer, dusfhiieslih
9nerrBYertiut an 9Nnpdaren unp Surjpaaren, eas pier
III Dubuque mob ~ iehen mar.
uniere Jrutidbrspdareu FUR 6dusbeedrf b~etebenb In
eaIiune, edrrirttr uue seftrefter 9atture, Dsutrs, 9eitond-
zen, Suds, Npusrpdaren, Gditmiren, 1eRtudp seams (;
aue Serten sen teter Su6en, I'd n drSeu alpdedH,
eie, mas Gertat, 6arbe, @ebtlee uRs Stdrie Der arbeit an
seht nttt ubtrtrcner pereet teUuen reafaneise AUS.
ribl pcn 0SeiBSsuS; Sstnenrddrer sen iseer Gualttit;
StrImpfrdarsu uue6duei6ubs in srpbeu, iebr psihtesenen
NnprttmenteH completes Eager ppl SnItibmdterialen.
Rssen. une Scrneni6irmen, gdrfIrmerten 5ptlstittfeu.
Sdriietfet, S~dlstrdlen une Salstlner Coates. Y. 9larfs
uue 8. Sldrte. 0lpbe5 uue Carlisle Spulenipirn; Rnopfr
une isnftse tletRsre 94ddrsn.
Gae ets serauutsn artiteI tsrnen aus hen ttfsn betanns
ten 5abriten uue ruresn grpBteut5eils i'm perhehsnta De.
ismbtr une Sauuar, ais bic grsie am titffeu ssluRtsu sd-
rem. sttauft 70 es ssm Sdufsr BET uas elm f6srsr @eptaH
in Susftt aebt.
Sobn gea 81 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

BeS- Sn elmer @elsal9ait war untsr
@noern aud Heoe bon ben Sbisrel uno ss
wuroe ibr Ysrltano, ibrs &lusbsit ssribmt,
iowobl i'm aasemeinen als aud ipscisl.
rgs sibt oft Sunbs,1 bebauptste Strr Sim
pisrlins, Die ssidsibter iino als ibre Ser
rem !" &aid fiel inn isin Ta4bar, Serr
RunofOpf, In Die &eos: so iips, ia bab
ielblt sinmal 10 elm @isb ssbabt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

pD~ n8ie LANCE beiGnO I'D Noam I'M
Yaraoieie, bspor er ilnoi9te?" fraste
cine l~ie6snswiroige Srou ibren Dram.
y9is err cine 6rou nabm," ibar ole talt-
6liitiQe antlDort.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-27
AN OPPORTUNITY E0RlTHE AFFLICTED
TO BE TREATED AT HOME.

Two or more surgeans from the Nation
al Surgical Institute, indianapolis, Ind.
Pacific Division, Alhambra Building,
San Francisco, CALI will visit Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Monday, September 18th,
1876, and remain three days. This visit is
for the benefit of patients now under treat
ment; also. for the afflicted who cannot
visit the Institute These surgeons will
come fully prepared with Braces, Appli-
ances, etc., and will bring skilled work
men from the Institute shops. They treat
all forms of Paralysis, all kinds of De-
formities, Piles, Fistula, Private Diseases,
Catarrah, Diseased Eyes, etc., etc. No
hopeless cases will be taken. This is the
largest and most successful Surgical In
stitute in the world. Remember the time
and come early. Rooms at the Townsend
House, Salt Lake City
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BY THE GOVERNOR.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
TOAU0 TERRTT0Ry
Boise City. September Is, 1876.

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Boise City, September Is, 1876.
To all Whom it May Concern:
Know ye that /, Mason Brayman, Governor of
the Territory of Idaho in obedience to law do ap-
point and order the holding of general election at
the proper voting places in the several counties OF
said Territory, on Tuesday after the first Mondav in
November next, being the 7th day of said month in
the year of our Lord 1876 for the election of the
following officers, to-wit:
One Delegate to the Forty fifth Congress of the
United States.
Members of both branches of the Ninth General
Assembly of the Territory of Idaho. follows to-
wit:
Ada County-Two [2| Members of the Council and
Five l5l Members of the House of Representatives
Alturas County-One M Member of the Council
and Two ri Members of the House of Represents
tives.
Bear Lake County-One ri Member of the Coun-
ciland One III Member of the House of Represent
atives.
Boise County-Two [2] Members of the Council
and Isl Members of the House of Representatives.
Idaho County-One ri Member of the Council and
One lll Member of the House of Representatives.
Lemh County-One III Member of the Council
and Two [2l Members of the House of Representa-
tives.
Nez Perce County-One III Member of the Coun-
Gil and Two ri Members OF the Rouse of Represent
atives
Oneida County-One NJ Member of the Council
and Two ri Members of the House Of Represents
tives.
and Five Isl Members of the House Of Representa-
tives.
shoshone County-One M Member of the Council
and One III Member Of the House of Representa-
tives.
Also, all other Territorial county, precinct, and
other officers required by the laws of said Territory
attested by the Secretary thereof.
Done at Boise City this, Twenty-ffth day of
September ls1s Governor n Iaane RaASmAS 4e4ri.Sly
Attest: E. J. CURTIS. Sec'y.
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THIS anecdote is told of Dr.. Sam'l
Johnson and his wife previous to their
marriage. He said to her that he
very much wished to marry her, but
there were three obstacles First, he
was of very humble origin; second,
he had no money; third, he had an
uncle who was hanged. In reply, she
said she honored no man more or less
because of his parentage; second, she
had no money herself; and third, al
though she had no relatives hung, she
had twenty who deserved to be, and
she wished they were.
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SWIMMING HoRsE.-On reaching
deep water, the rider should relieve
the horse Of his weight, by sliding in
to the water beside the horse, grasp
ing the name near the withers with
one hand, thus requiring the horse
simply to tow the rider, the latter as
sisting him in this by using his and
free arm,in the same way as in legs
swimming. In crossing rivers with
rapid currents, the rider should take
the downstream side of the horse.
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The determination of one tribe of
the western Indians is fully in prog
ress. Three years ago Captain Jack
and other leaders of the Modocs were
swung out Of existence at the ropes
end. What was left of the tribe after
the lava-bed war, about l53 redskins.
were soon after removed to reser-
vation near Seneca, No. Since their
arrival in this, to them, new region,
the hand of disease has been complet-
ing the work begun in the lava-beds
and on the gallows, and now only
ninety Modocs remain outside the
happy hunting grounds"