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, 1876-08-19

Henrietta II. Ito,,lIch; ,.nar.h: A Horcl." by
Ivsn v asr. iI"W1Fme; ns, Ms1 Hitter !n'an r.,
t:Iaiw!ck; * soniicrn I.ady i.'t Of shalo,l: a
st"rs.'", BY !atienns; ''tlcnt. ,oyicr incl: 4
fS y t1Ss aso4se fsE' a"t "a III Ss91so fers
;;'ss;sf El!st: %;;1;d!Ss;s S;:y ,..;s:
iiecori:" "Eaisors ii,storcai Nrcosd;'' "Ed.
s'aty: r xxe.,ay x.', to- ssp!esss sss.!hG;t 4
!s:s sry III zSs %innsea: sa:el:H %hst HA.ss
l.owrc'r: H., BY Fanny llo'lptun !.urnctt; ,"on
sanity and il Tieatmsat.' IL T Thy chat'c, D: 1.oh.
Ss3'$ ss r. x; F.s
i!e"ry H da%s: st H.; "snSaaw." sf"i hy KIM y
H.st 5ss hs sfs,; yfygs s q e woS 4. M II
!S!"s az aest P{ i't "h1 En-. il nEssso,l; s
''S h If ss Sean. Gs F;e. 1sgiys r. Ya's r. ,: ,T
ly AaEa:.a: @ & 1'ts"ysl';
ara T. sa Shns1. as Asa Sss
t%s t%e ime, ' ld csS"et; 1o'pe I'D ID
S%s1f'y %s1s wo.t Gs'!oEs a.. n,.e rtssF' rhs
4 Co.. New York;. Contcnia: 'Dnf Summer
plenkurc. Places" BY the editor: ''AlaraMne,"
XVII. XVIII. ,teonclns!om1, by Gporgr sand:
s'Loa Angeles, by Albert 7. Webster: ttSlx md
Seventy six. By William G. Richards; AZ tiEcat
1'nraln 'Pot.llnnt, :" BY II. II. 19o!!n.on:
s'ChhrlcA!own 1tetakcn, Dec. II. 1TS2. "by Fanl
II. laaync: ''Thramgh f'1arr Darkty, "by Edgar
Fawcett; IAN English l3y. Lane. +" by Charles r.
raseSe: "Avlce !!ray: Story II Thlrtscn Chap:
c!!s. q ~, t|,e z'ydef zee 4, ty !: q Vnefn.sy:
Tyrc.." by Wiit skes; IA ii Iit 'i Of Old Vcniee i'
Tho Story Of 1sinncn CApello," hy Charlotte
Adams; "Fa1len Fortnnes. - Chapters XXXVIi..
MINK, BY James Payn; .sl.ovc. and he WIte."
Dy John itnyle O'1seily; - "Reminiscences. L.,
by Jamca +. Freeman: IA shakspcarenn Study"
by Hcutgc Lnnt; ..t'n the Border" ly tnn:
New Hooks"
AtinA4c Nonihfy for September f1I. 0. 1Ioughton
y Co., l'os,on,. Contents: personal l{tcol.
lectons OF Jean Francois afIllct." by Edward
Whcclwriet; ''f inM Love Nc, :" by Luclla
Clark: t'ncerhaven Excnrsions," by Sarah ..
tswctt; 1.-THE farlor Car: F.rcr.." by ". y.
!Iowel1s; ."Stpterler, by H.. H., 'fIoly
Places of the 1loly CITY" by Charles Dudley
Warner: ''sonnGt, "hy Thou,as natley A!.lr!ch;
1.-THE American, !" Vllt:-X.. hY llc,ry Jams.,
IT,; LYNX" oy Mafy x,X kesIfy loate's; "ol
he: ~ Fair Compensation" :" BY Albert T: Web;
H.; "lseeent Llteratnrs;" "Art;" "Mnslc;'
LH'tN, Airing Agt-current numbers (Llttcll i
, 1876-08-19


Mr.. T.W. ffInchlltr, +. Il. G. g., President of
thu Alpine Club, has recently published a
"Narrative OF WundcrEngs Around the World"
in whtcl, Is given uluryclous account of the
floral treasures discovered In tho Willis of
Brazil. The gentleman is au ardent botanlst,
anu, during three months stay at palmc!ras,
made large collection Of interesting and bea,l-
tiful plants, many Of which scro new to Science.
lie speaks IN tersus Of cxcusablc enthusiasm Of
"fuehslas 50 or 60 feet In height, blooming from
top to bottom y; Of tho large bushes Of AlHo,.
vt'tos,tm, "hangt!lg IT'S orange bells With crimson
strcak4 over tho p!acd waters close to huge Dauras
with their hundreds Of white trumpet. shaped unti
.wcut 'scented blossoms, some OF which hays
found to be ~ Inches In lcnsth.t'
Within q ,laya walk from lnlnleirns alr. IIinch.
III mil Als pnrty Eathefcd 1Go spcclca uf ferns,-
Oh every excursion discovering new ones to ut,l to
ths llst AmunE them wsro two species of ths
atciyon mdr0lnntam,, '.wEsh pule gTeen fronds. il
feet high, aud broad pfnn'u, aa delicate as silver
paEer." In t!e forests, each trte supports u vnst
hngo aratns With Hhtell.l,p lraycs lar.u cuorl to
cover 4 mau; brillIant rcd AMI yeluw HrohafIias
aud 1ftfaaasas; eplFhytea and paeastes of al de-
srs nosss, iii iss toss.hsf iike % nappy % i"'iy
FUR beyond thn reach of !nan ! have oven
aucn tall white limarys!s in full blo.son growing
the grouad," blr. IinchltI wa toll by Il French
botaHtst TINT a fortnight could b. occupied IN
.nayiE w. plants 9n cue u these giEalts tfeyH
In ,tAo gardens .ef iifaxl!. s1t. iInch,ln saw
ea,nclllaa 10 feet hlgh, and large enough to climb
Into To pluck lHe top,nost blossoms; Ali rolnsct-
tas "n9t n shs iltlis rlantA which often oIna.
larsu 6nhhrs, Oh which nayo fouilu the crimson
stars " thcr oral lractb tn be !. fcct In tlInne.
tef+" a prpfuslon Of other cultivated ltnwcss
growing in extraordinary luxuE!Auco are mentioned
by the author,
, 1876-08-19

Thctreca In ilytlo Park, London, nrc hibiting
slgns of blight and decay, greatly to the regret
Vt all who frequent that delightful and FASH
ionablc placu Of rcsurt. 1t Ia suggested In
Ijdnltctkts Science t'ossip TINT the rn,ssu Ut the
trouhlc Is tho careful removal Of the fallen
lcayes AMI fruit whicl, farm, tic natural
foul Of the trees. 4 portion of tic phosphate
Or uxa!atc of li'nc, which tho trees have drawn
from tho soI ia Stored IN tho Isscs Of The !cnyrs
aud frnts In the form of crystnla 1t Is this which
rcndcrs af.nold so valuable ~ n Hannrc. 'Thcrc.
fore. when tho trcn sheds It's teavc., They should
he allowed tu remain around lts bnsG. In order
that they may tc-tnre Ia tho sni il,s Important
constituents WHICH They l,aye tnkcn frnu IL. When
they are hhbfiually removed, The soil becnnca int
poverIs'r. and tneafnile II sustaining \ vigorous
vegetation. '1.ad tho aid fures.s hrcn always
have been decay uf that noble vegetation which
still cxclcs thu alnliratUn Of the traveller. flc,
md dcrn soils may ntrord fnr tos pcs;ods Hnt.
cfency III catcarrue snlta for tho preservation uf
thc plants. Int nat shallow and pour soils Tho
gHait!ty Of Aaltac nlnttrr annually taken TIP oven
by Fi!l.lc tree. frIm the snll, ind appearing rs
nIscrnscoplc cryrtn1s IN The plant. IL prudtx-
folIf; null unless ta saline mhtGyut be returned
20 the ca1ff,, exhaustion thereof must suonrr Or
, 1876-08-19

The Canada Goose (Braata Ca,mdeasis), like
other members Of It's tribe, usually build. its
nest upon the ground; yet, in various parts pf
the Upper Missouri aud Yellowstone regions It
Is a common thing for It tn brecd ia trees. Dr..
Cones states upon trustworthy authority TINT
The birds "hui,,l In the heavy timber along tile
larger streams, and transport their young to the
water In their b1s." note in the Bait<tta Of fhe
MattaH 0rnt'h0'ogieas Club, by Capt. Charles
lscnlfrr, confirms this fact, and also suggests se-
aectlons upon tfat quality possessed by the lower
animals which " called Instinct, but 10 often re-
ten,b1eH the higher faculty Of reuaon. Writing
s ftom Gamp, Ianp,. Henry, ottessSn, Arril a. 1s7a
backward. md scarcely any oE tho. a,nntl
sreclca Of birds hayu commenced to build yet,
ucy Valley Is llGpdel. The Western Canada geese
seem to have anticipated such state OF affars ~
last year dli not sec single neat Of theirs oil the
grounl; while th!s sprlng all Of them, as far ~
have obscrsrd personally, q hnvc henrd Of through
willows. so,ne make uso Of llcrons' nests, and
one of !aven..s ncst-the only raven found lust
year In 4 trcE,n
, 1876-08-19

3crYia, the Slavic prltcIpalltY noY ctlgo1cil ln
o"o " 40 Pe''o"ea! el'Ass'cs WIN tile otto-
man Empire, contains MI area OF 21,000 square
nttcs, living butweu,, Austria. Wullachta. nu,,
v.ria 49,, 1,,,..i'. r,,. .,>.,... ~ "''
eA''1, atl! noshlA LUZ country IL mouhtalt.-
Gus, anal by far the greater part Is covered with
,stt",, :. o ..1, .au ""'.. asue' eul.l
Vatloh Is extremely fertile, anu yields boIlntlfu
harvests Of thu cereals, Of hemp an.I tobacco,
"a "a ,,,,, .I"'.e' pa' tN"'a''} u p'usts anu
grapes. lAa els[nnte 10 temperate AMI salubrl-
Gus, but, III the elevated pJateala Ia su,nrwlat
r,oi f,aL !. ~. nht,f ,v,.,,1 In ~, t,~... ~.
eoo4. oAA - t"e e's'e4 ~uou VI t"e forests 5ct
cAcathut atu irtllt-tFccso ot various sHrts abound.
III su1uu places largo tracts ure covered with
WIZ pear tfecs' iAe p1uln crop IL ono u tic
, 1876-08-19

s,lcrcss, into original Investigations Of heat
MS force In Mnttlrc and lfs thorough, uni az.
curate, and Independent researches In tlls ,trrc.
llon isal attractetl tho favorable mtLca
" the Faculties under whom LII studied.
n. were found worthy of public nntIcc; n1i liz
'Tns engaged IN the preparation anl publication
"f an original work on the Dyuamtes uf Hent,
with, thu approyal Of his Professors. Ills en-
tl1tlsiasm slrank-up his spirits and utterly OK
flnustctl Ills physical f0rcc. icfnra ho wMa
aware, he was iii the asvnnrcil rtagca Of mn III
curahle disease, and, while ln|,orlnE to put Ills
work through tile press at Cambridge, 1ru wis
pronounced beyond rccovery.h He died June II.
, 1876-08-19
FAMILIAR TALK

A FRENCH PAINTER AND 1crC1IER,
n",ol's lne eae'G1 pa'''ic'e ol lue psesc'lt 'lny
WHO nave practtccd Tie art Of etching with s.ic-
cess, NJ. Alp!ionse Lcgros Is mentioned IN hon.
arabia ..-,n. Tht. ,e,t,t ,,o - hoa,, ras,I.a. ~
'no,o teln's' ih's artist nIs occn fes'aeht o!
London Tor some years, but Is native OF
France, lie wis born ot Dfiou In 1897, When
,,rt 10 ,,,or. III l.. ,a",t - nj. ~, s.'.s.1
Jul - 5ca!s oiu' ue "ent 10 faris' anu 1oun'l
employment rs q scene-pafntcr, under the dircc-
~" -. Su'"u. tl' a. ."o 'an's .''e Jo'heo
tne PUBLIC drawing course, anti Immediately
manifested remarkable talent In handling the
ncnril and In thc uee ~ ops. Tn 1as7 ~ tho
=, or" ." - :" sc ~" ae 49, =. v"a. ~ 1o' ~ tn'
age OF ~, nc sent his rst picture to tllc Salon,
n simple "portrait of 4 hlan,n Il failed to
,t+-,,4 H.. -,.to. - a. ..t.I.. t.,.,. 80 .
"'t'~s' t''' ''uN'ee " 'nc e'4tes' Ia'lhs eoiae
from an unknown artist; but It won for
the Young author tho encouraging aid of
r,,u., -, t,,
, 1876-08-19

FLORA ROUND ABOUT CHICAGO.
The DoHAGg FAMiLy.-Thc nurage-worts
arc near OF kin to thu Aints but may be ilistn-
g,lshcll by their ronnd atc,ls regular corollas,
and fine stanens. IN both families the 0yary
is 1tyIlcl Into four lobes, which, when mature,
form separate secd-lIkc nutlets. In this nll.
ance Is found the exquisite Forgct-mu.not,-a
dmnutivc, dalnty, unobtrueivc flower, appeal-
Ing to tic hcart bY its molcst simplicity, md
also by the tender sentiment attached to 1t.
The plant IL q native Of Europe; but, in our
locality, under the most careful culture, it re-
fuses to thrive. There seems to be something
lii the climate Or the soil unsuitcd to its fasti-
ious nature. The fragrant 1leliotropc Ia another
Of tbs DoraEe-worta which Is m especial favos.te
among garden. .howers. It Is a gift to tho world
from the Willis of Peru.
In our own fora VIZ have ninc species Of the
Doragtnacse; among which Is ono, the lferf<nsia
p1rgnaen, Of such delicate beauty a. to deserve
cultivation. II has established Itself only at River
side and Joliet and is III blossom nstay. Al River
side, west Of the Desptalnes River and north Of
the railroad. there Erows another species TINT 10
rare In onr vicinity, the Myosotts eerna. It fs
small herb with fnc white flowers, and belonea
to the ammo genus az tho Forget nut. Its xcn.
son foT blooming IL from May tu July. The Stick
tsea ,,cs aaRpS1 t. roqEh home.
Of sn'all Lno aowsrs arc delicate and pretty. The
Iiounds.Toasuo }c'yaoqisstur,' oe|slSai<l is aIso
lts maroon. .cuiorsd flowers arc bornv Ill summer,
a. nso those of the EehaMosptrxnnta. A still vller
name Of jieggaEs Lice. It II abunaht al hversl.lo
md Calumet, The seed4 Or nnse.t Of these lat
they fasten themselves with \ tenacious eIasp to
Thy 1erce Of sheep and to the clothing OF unlucky
t1 wG saass to s1, X thsm
The IEoHfy FnccOGn n. faHtsctHA} mAken ht,e
, 1876-08-19
SONG.

Tsasets os gold were waving
In Tho yale below;
LlmpEal stTealRs weEe laving
Wild tiuWpfs III their dow;
The birds wore Esyly &lngiug
CaEUlinss beloved.
Hume. thoughts gontly bringing
10 lhelF nAtc4 who Eoyod.
! watched tho scene aud pondett+
Thrunsh The summers dayi
Ny tEuant fanefcs wandered
70 laHd4 far away;
Voices sweet cal,0 singing
From Rca beat slIosU;
Words on my car fell ringing.
'tConie and rOum no more.
- come where thu tfus hearts wait you.
tslat to s.e again,-.
Whrtu rune will ever hate you,
Never give Sult rain.
Such thu whispering measure
ltHstltns through this grain,
Fllltn1 MY IIrart win pleasure
Al kAU sMuut tGtEUlu.
Jams LAvAl1A
, 1876-08-19


The number of denize1,s OF the Southport
aquarium, says Naturt, has been lately Increased
by the birth uf no less than ono thousand sea-
horses In one Of the tanks.
The British Association for the Advancement
sessions commencing Sept. 9. Thu naturnllsts
OF the Challenger Expedition, and Lieut.. Cam
crou will be the "lIons OF the occasion.
Tho boring Of tho shaft for the Channel Tun-
mel continues with hopeful encouragement. At a
depth Of 240 feet, no fnult in the strata hasl
been observed, threatening difficulties In the
way Of the projected work.
Odoarl Bcctari, tho Italtan naturalist aud
explorer, returned home In June, after four
mud half ycars' soJourn in Eastern Malaysia un,l
publication mn account Of Ills Journeys aud nat
ural-hiBtory collections.
An International Congress Of Geography
having tor Its object thu organization Of nil
ntern@ti9mal scientific expedition to Central
Tic King Of the Dclglal,s itas Invited all Gov.
crnlncnts to send delegates.
A ruse to which tile eel sometimes resorts In
order to seizure u linllGr, is to hold Its 1aws
widely disten.lcd, while II Hes perfectly attll
nlnnnE tllc stones anti weeds III stream where
without suspicion Of danger, and lind them
srlycs, too late, tn a futal trup.
An interesting note upon the habits Of a
small parasitic rrnb iuHolhercs pisu,n> ts con-
tributctl to Nature. A cuminon Aseflta,, H..
Trginea), slleiturtng specimen OF the unrnstc,
was p!accl in talk, when it wis obsrrvcd S tInt
every night thu Grub loft It's lodging u1d rrept
nhout the floor Of the tnnk In scurelI of foOtl.
Il rcnla!ucd ~ the branchial taylty of the nsrl-
tan during tho lay, US was proved by tic dis
aectfon vi tllc nl.lsBcl.
Tie Paris Socisty Of Agriculture and Insect.
ology las applied IL ttle Municipal Council Of
l'atss fur IL grant Of lan.l IT Alontsounla, OH
wlliell 10 establish a Itndcl upiary, botanical
co!ieetion of bce'feesling plunts, Il mostcl cs-
tabllsncnt Ut scrrsctlaurt, NH! u COLLECTION Of
trtes likely to atTtrl nAtrllnent to Rflk-wus,ns.
Ihc request Will be granted o., cond!tlun that
FREQ admission to the Institution.
The French Minister OF Public Instruction ls
organizing SERIES of th!vty.two scientific mts.
ss!o'n, which are to pursue Investigations In
will br devoted to Natural History, nnl nnp Ut
thesu will study tlle falI.u and iura Ut Swttzcr-
lan'l; four will lc oyyupirl witl. Mediclnu au,t
llygene; fur viii .r4l With Languages; !;
! twelve will study The ttstury Of extinct Or
nearly extluct rucex; aud three will pursue as
tronoInIrAl ual meteorological inlutrirs,
Or the 3Jth Of AIareh, 1875, shower Of pun,-
| tcc'ltke !lslst fcIl widely over Norway sud
hwr'let,, IN some plares to thu tle!lth of o,fu-
fourth 9fai' irl', On a0ttt, shaver at ashes,
proceeding frou ucttve voratiuca, occurred III
ltclAnt, covering some porllOlls Of the lslntu
with a layer q .clIcs deep,
II Is supposed that ts1c asics falling tn Scat,-
tlinssa were I,art of tile shower descending up
nn lcclaiNl; unti, II SD, they were hurne by tlG
wint ss.al,ru Ut ? oo0 kilometres IN less thu
tWcnty.fnur hours.
Danish |Iotanfcal COLLECTOR, n. Fritz jansen,
| ha1 bertt studying tlIis scasuh the tlnrA alId
, 1876-08-19

MI examination Of these Shells "sr nst lrl. r..
mark. an able commentator. ITO thu conc lutI"n
that vn.t lumbar Of forms. crrtaln1y exhibiting
s,rci!c distinctions. nmi, according to ron,e natnr
tsta. differences Eycr cntitlcn 10 he regarded Of
generic salne, have n1f n eumnioii nhcestrJ."
, 1876-08-19
WITH 4 GHOST.

~ t"'7 uu"ee anu " thle shah tae hlust cA!He'
Anu III tina wtsc:
~ "a' In August. was sitting, aftor dinner,
teS'"s 10 get sentimental over my approaching
lnarsaSe' anti plctnrtng to myself Eleanor In
ttle easy chnir opposite me. The Hight was fal-
my, but rs my eyes followed tho lines mechanic
nliy, an1 my Thoughts were elsewhere, tint
mnttcrct] t;tt1e f,,tts,1, 41,a 1,uao 4b,ro voa :,
.,II1,,,s, ,,,,,u wv ',,.s,'s.. .,'s,...
y, ''le4ca'es'
Kitchen; M sounds from tllu hosgs OIL
either side, Which were lockrd up, tl.clr ten
n,s 1as sr ue ~ Lux, luz Ssas,ae no. wen t1e a
lat't o"'h III u "oa OF Inc tllstaht roll NJ Ear
rlago TO show that there was 1nothcr living per-
SOL IN thu world bcsi,ic myself. Then curious
feeling rnu,c uypr ur. I sInhlrniv rno1t7ol that
,ifc ,nav w ~. IN tuyI,,h,. ,..ro,a a1su s..,s. t'"G
w "',s i" ",' III n'''a'"'t' '"t'nGl"io lorE1si
lo"Seu fouhtl nc Will slltsltler; I et|Fetat
something. Tile ronm BECAME, without war,l-
Ing distinctly darker; t,,r gtr grew chill: tr1t
ct,i,l ,1uws stand ,,nop INV forr'rni. Ur,ncr1ur
tn'' ~ 10 e,'ls none.' I'efe was no reason Mt
nll-'innc wlsnterer--for hlar'n. Yet bceunle
unaecotlntnbly afratd. i turned to tile wsntlsw
fnr relief anll tterc-tt,cra saw IT for thu first
t',ny.
ltwas standing ontstle tho wlntlow,a dark
sIlao%, Clearly outlined ngas''st thu sky; color-
lcss, uni yet Its drapcr!cs were lc white grave
cl"tlles; shapclcst, anu yet, s"nc]low, human lit
appearance. And II had Il fucc. Dccp.sunkcfl
nnl lnstrous eyes, bright will pllosphorIc splen-
W. Il wt na.s,o m % s ,ra,pn 1 tnrahoa
When turned hs raised his hand and shook Il
that M Singular inoyssnt W re,nrk.I u: by VIII ai Wla WIN
i,ayc cu1ycrscI and nrs familiar Win Gl,nst,m" W."
movement I'll which the sllape ncithcrg glilvs nor
Wnl!ks, .!, b'lt c,:ailses plnce,-the spectre stood
s'tih H., ts ruo1 tasE nc' a ashatncd to
,,s4 ~" no sant, Wllt HI afsfY glance, "lhaVo
1oilht YOU III Alst."
4 I'iMc ia'n NJ tspiy. ~ Mhat M Tas tisere 70 say
h.v r 'e ut iS'a all XIII ~ ~ ia lass v2,' ,ayo NOW
esaai i,o osliy looK noneiessly; tic pushed one
@ hfa onasale ' te gerGen.s w,,ie covered tt
iol., lcat aril' marked with tattoo represent,
md srossonsf m; I H IT,. s,'oDk ' Ills list s1eiteay II
my lace. noticed thnt the ar was not stirred
W his movements. 1t was odd, too, that
recovered my couragc as soon as he began to
nis gestures became more threatening. 1lo
Repeated i lli tweuty times running ths question
found you, what shall do with you!'' 1t
scented, indeed, lis II ht could say nothing
m9rs. ,.,,
;" Come" I cried at Inst, "thts Is foolng.
What do you mean BY coming to my house ltko
madnian1 Leave oft ask!ng wlnt you will do
say 80; II not, vnry thu ,nonotony by. saying
something e'sc. Can't you swcar, ma1I3 Cunt
yon rcl!ovo nature In the usual manacrl"
gr"n'sdm ga'. m aa ,3 MrunE 's 1,, an,ls nlouo .,
could, What sl,all lido with youf What shall
F" You have asked me that a hundred times
already Ball! YOU are gl!ost;: Ghosts san 10
exist Now sec that they do. But Look hero"
l took tho poker from tG fireplace n1ld f)asaGd
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-09
The New York Herald. ever on tn

The New York Herald, Eve on the
alert to note the current of public senti-
ment III this country on political issues,
although it has favored Tilden, is forced
to say that he is fast losing ground, and
that unless there is a decided change
for the better, he is to be badly beaten.
Mr.. Tilden announced that this was
to be ian aggressive campaign but
the aggression thus far has been on the
Republican side: 1t says:
"Mr. Tilden has been put on the de-
fensive in the courts in relation to GER
tain railroad transactions; put on the
defensive before public opinion in con
nection with his course during the war;
put on the defensive by his trucking to
Hendricks on the great subject of re-
sumption; and even the statistics in his
letter Of acceptance have been success
fully assailed. Thus far it has been a
canvass in which the Democratic party
has had blows to take, but no telling
blows to give"
And last of all, Tilden has been placed
on the defensive under a charge of de-
frauding the government out of a large
part Of his income tax, and with MAX
ing a false oath to save a few of his dol
lars. This is a bad beginning for a man
who sets himself up as a sreformer."
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-09

The wits are having no end Of fun
we the publication in a chronological
journal of an analysis of Gov. Tilden's
character as evidenced in his ssbumps.''
The phrenologist says of him: sHe may
have the middle face Of the father, and
the middle or executive department Of
his brain may also be of the fathers
stamp; but he has in general three ma
ternal elements of mind and character
to one p~aternal." Which seems to be a
delicate way of saying that he is very
much of an old woman. He further
remarks; We do not deem him want
ing in courage to meet and master diff
ficulties, but he is watchful with respect
to his words and conduct, especially
prudent in his decisions and actions, and
more guarded about danger and difficult
ty than is always profitable" Which
does not convey the idea of a man Of
courage and infexible determination in
the presence of difficulties.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-09

The N. Y. Times published a fac SIM
lie Of the income tax documents in the
matter of Tilden, procured from off,
cial sources. AS the document is a
photograph, the signatures, erasures and
interlineations all come out natural.
Accompanying the document is a list
of Tilden's receipts for the year in ques-
ton, ~aggregating S10s5. The Times
further declares that Tilden was for
years one of the craftiest and most un-
scrupulous of stock spectators in Wall
street, and that he made hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars there during the
year he gave 81 ,11s as his income.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-09
The Rebel Yell.

Last Saturday night the rebel De-
mocracy of Boonville, Warwick county
in this State, met at the Court House
and organized a Tilden and Hendricks
club. These were some of the war
whoops Of the Democracy in that strong
hold, where rebels fully speak their
minds: "Hurrah for JEFF Davis and
the Southern Confederacyl We are
some of your id rebels, and we don't
care who knows It'll Hurrah for JEFF
Davis! Help il If you can! Hurrah for
Beauregard!" And just what is in the
hearts Of the Warwick county Democ-
ray is in the hearts Of nine-tenths of the
Democracy of the north and every liv-
ing Democrat south. 1t is n party Of
treason now as it was in '61, '62, '6s
and ga. No mistake about this. [Ko'
komo Ind Tribune. X
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-09
Master commissioners Sale.
TERRITORY OF WY0MIHG,
COUNTY or LARAMIE.

TERRITonY or WYoMIsa, s
COUNTY OF LARAMIE 1
sHERIFF's OFFICE.
BY virtue of a deeretal order TO me
directed and issued out Of the District
Court of the First Judicial District OF
Wyoming Territory, in and for said
county of Laramie, on the 7th day Of
August, a. ID. 1875, in a suit in said
Court, wherein Jonathan L. Wild is
complainant and Isaac w. French,
Henry ]. Rogers, John Stephens, Thorn
as W. Babcock, and John Babcock, CO.
partners as Babcock & Co., and Stephen
f. Nuckolls are defendants, directing
and commanding me to sell, as upon ex-
ecution, lots nineteen, 40, twenty, 900,
t~wenty-one, (21); twenty-five, f22l, in
block four hundred and fifteen (415), in
the city of Cheyenne, in said county
and Territory, together with the ware
house and other improvements situated
thereon. to satisfy the sum of eight
Thousand, nine hundred and ninety and
seyenty-two one hundredths dollars,
Is, 900. 72), found due to laid complain
ant on the 21st day of August, 1875,
on a mortgage executed by said Isaac
w. French, by the decree of said court.
This, therefore, is to give notice that
l will on the 23d day of September, A.
ID. 1876, in front of the Court House
door, in said Cheyenne City. between
the hours Of two and four O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day, offer the
above described premises for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, to satisfy said decree and all
accruing costs.
N. J. OsBR1EN,
Sheriff of Laramie County and Special
Master Commissioner.
Cheyenne, Aug. %, 1876. a23-30td
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-09

A tramp writesto the New York
Tribune a word for his unfortunate
brethren. He says that the professional
criminal never tramps-he is TOO lazy.
1t is only people who will not be Grim
inals, who had rather put up with rag
ged coats and empty pocket-books, and
who walk with blistered feet over long
roads to ask some brother of the earth
to give him leave to toll.