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Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-20
John Goods Hair Tonic

THAvE NOW ON HAND AT NY SHAWN ~ NV own
mate which - warrant q cure dandrnff and alsO'
er diseases to WHICH the human scalp is prot
Also. q lot of the celebrated medicle atc, and
Jackson used III removing corns buuionss IS e'N Nd.
which know how to apply just as Wen = iraIne
diately. 00AN
Idaho CITY. June Esd. 1915.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-20
Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, e.
County of Boise. %
In the Probete Court for Boise county, !. r.
John Mccarthy plaintiff, vJ.corneus Haley and
Timothy Dacey. defendants:
aO CORNELIUS HALEY AND TIMOTHY DA
cey, defendants above named: In the name OF
the people of the United States in the Territory
Idaho you are hereby notified that there is now on
file i'll the Office of the Judge and ext -ofcio CLERK
of the Probate Court of Boise county Idaho Terri
tory. the complaint of John Mccarthy against yon
for the sum of -Four Hundred and Fifty ($450) Dol.
lars. with interest at the rate of / per cent PSI
month from the 18th day of June, 1915 and that
unless you appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days after the service hereof if served
within Boise county. and within twenty days If
served out of said county. but within Idaho Terrific
ry. and within thirty days from the publication
hereof Exclusive OF the day of service) judgment
will be taken against you by default for the sum of
Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with interest at
per cent. from June H. 1876, with costs of action
and advertisement.
9EA In testimony whereof bereunto set my
4 HEfS6l hand and afix the seal Of said Court at
- Idaho City, Sep. 5, 1877. 7. s. HART.
Probate Judge and ex-Oficio Clerk Of said Court
GEO. AINsLTE, attorney for plaintiff.
Sep. 7, T7-4wl
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-20

AJLenJion, Farmers, 1.-THE WoRLD
oillce will accept in payment for subscrip.
lioll Or otaer aebts from the farmers butter,
cneesc, csgs nam, bacon, lard, and all
smds o. rzain.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-20
Estrav Notice.
TO TIE AFFLlCTEDl

That dreadful disease, the PILES, with
which verv many people are, and have
been ,vr gears aiiiicted, and which has
bafilea me skill OF all physicians, can be
rftat0aI.y Cureu Dy Piles Well-tried RENE
dv. ssunuIeus ilaecsfound relief from 1t,
arr: arr mniing toIestify as 10 it's efficacy.
For ss,c IL I'll the drug stores. I'll. Zipf,
agent al iuano Guy. IScp4tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-20

49, Great chance to make Money II
h1nEE I'd you can't get gold you can cet
NlEEk ~ areenbacks. We need a neraon IN
EEHEB every town to take subscrintions
HNHEEIEk for the largest cheapest and hest
Va VIA " glllustrated family publication, IA the
world Any one can become successful agent. The
most elegant works Of art given free to subscribers
The price is low that almost everybody snb
scribes. One agent reports making over $50 in al
week. lady agent reports taking over 400 sub
scribers in ten days. All who engage make money
fast. You can devote oil your time to the business
or only your spare time You need not be away
from home over night. You can do it as well as
others Full particulars directions and terms free
Elegant and expensive Outfit free If you want
profitable work send US your address at once. I'll
costs nothing to try the business No one who en-
cages tails to make great pay Address 1.-THE Peo-
pies Journal" Portland, Maine. [Sep 4-Um.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-20
w WEEKI.Y WORLD.

Price, $5 to subscribers III the TcrriiOry
and 1925 when sent out of the TerritorJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-20
Notice to Tax Payers.

SHE TAX PAYERS OF BOISE COUNTY WILL
take notice tina: the Territorial and County
taxes now due and payable, and that the law in
relation to their collection will be strictly enforced
and that the time for collecting expires Thurs
day, the 1st day of November Suits viii be imnle-
diately commenced on all dclinquents after that
date. JOHN GORMAN
Assessor and ex-Oficio Tax Collector of Boise Cou
~ l. T.
IDAHO CITY, Oct. II, 1877.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1877-11-20

IDAHO Cry. August IA. 1877.
, 1877-04-16

Warrington frrresoondtnce baltimore san.
Among the callcrs on the President to-day
WAS m old man who lives At Walton, near S.
vannah, Ga. He told the President that theirs
was great deaf Of Illicit disttltlnR in hts Sec
tsop, and that the men who owned the ltatlteries
enspertel him Of gIvtug Information to tho
Internal Revenue. officers, and that for several
months they had been trying to Ku-kIux him,
an! that Just before he lett bis home they treli
nt him. woundlhg ono Of his children. The
President told him he should have informed tho
AUTHORITIES Of l,is treatment, instead Of coming
Al TIE way to Warrington. The old man told
tho President that he walked every foot Of tic
rhy. starting from his home on the third eatnr-
Gag to Fetruary, arriving here yesterday. Tho
pre.iient gave him = ilote addressed to the
United states Marshal at Atlnnta, requesting
him 70 investigate the case. a. i,s was leaving
the Execut!7e office, Mr. Rodgers, tho presi-
dsnt's Private seeretary, handed him IS note.
The old man, who MAS httire.l In butternlt
suit had santccn and taversaek hung on hts
side Hc al:o carried an army blanket anil a
large umbrella. In case he cannot get trans
portetton from The Treasury Department, ilo
viii have TO watE nj! The way back. which viii
take him about forty days. He will lcarc hero
tomorrow.
, 1877-04-16

fIHkH tiSt4 HsHu.$ fTsE.
We don't wl6h TO Aa{ mach abont Il, hut eten
skirmi&h with IN editor must ht written up. Altar
reading our article 1aat week. Dr.. Hentfy came snd
interviewed rs. lie h.oncht fex ftltnds along
lie aid not like the reatuc Of nur last article. and
we don't tfatne him. for thtre were a few sayings
in Il which wetr a little revere. Dnt he locked
arms With u; and We wslt.ed aronnd The room
Unite delight Of the spectators. nis bsnds were
not tied very tight either. There wore
numerous chafrs and other furniture In
the room vhieh wess speedily DE-
Ink. which, Of course. ~ didn't Ike. beeauss Ii
was new Inks and, befide#. II spoiled the looks OF
the door. We took the Doctor for sponRe and
.nepped ths i1k up =. quickly as possible THAT
owe. =. = chair. and we rolled around .fos
like hght, and We don't donht hnt
what We wou1d have had quarrel vcfy tooa but
the doctor suddenly concluded he didn't cars
whether We took back what ~ said Or not. and -
righs OF. he coneladed to aat }ust as ws hid xos
ready 70 begin: Aftes the whole affair was over
Nc sels sot!y that II had begun. but II none
Of onr tustigHung NE could not help It.
, 1877-04-16

Reviia LhFrsspaHdsnes Ion Ton Salss.
had An opportunity fhs other lay OF examining
Gen. Besdan'D new .liaeahct calculator, OF, IN uI
itary lanauafe, ''fanYs .dn4er," which II masking
closed up ready fos no.in4 It looks ltke sort of
wheels. snd drawn by ons horse. Two ucu
ride upon the comfortable seats,-the driver aud
the operator. and for tha lAttsr - simple 10 tho
however des,tahie II may he that he ahou',s also
understand the prjncipls ut trsonolastriea! set
enes. Whea shs nnsa Of any point y ~ be taksn.
shafts, and ths body Of tho ''chaffot" thea eou.-
pletely turned over on ~ aats. Tho tfams On
which IL built the SEAT then seFxes - = arns
and ateady support Tor tho in.1nmen1' Tbe
body OF tho vehiele II revealed - boz OF
ea4s ono ipctre wide, nearly two long. anu about
foot deep; and when iss two epposlfs ends ara
thrown opcn. ths insttunent ~ !aady for use:
teieeeopas, about ono and 4 halt Inches long, and
yery powerful, Anzcd to frAmo which swings On
. common pivot, The sIght-ends are Just ono
metre apart. sad this IL. OF course, thu baae-
lias Of tho calculation. oas OF these Telescopes
ths one st tho right hSnd-Is movable 1nly With
Tho frsme, Of which both form part
Ibs Il a5ss slghted !, Oh !ho >. sao)ess.
Arss step being thus completed. Tho other tsls.
aud BY means Of small wheel IL turned to the
right angle Ut convenience with its companion. -
that IL 70 say, until 1t too coScrs tbs object Now,
having thu 6ass ino aud tho n,le Of conssreencs,
any surveyor could, Ut course. calculate thu dis.
t4nca. Nnt In Gen. Bezlan's instrument, the
wheel which adjusts the sccana telescope u
marked Oh into metres, centlme1es, And uilo11e'
, 1877-04-16
THE BLACK HILLS.

ID Ht hHflef ~ ms 2F7eHEt'
CH1cAao. April l5.-i!AsnK tust returned from
the Black Hills, will give you few items that
mar be Of Fou,s Interest to J''ur readers whu con-
template going 10 that country. Tbs country re-
ferrcd 10 IL no doubt ono Of the richest mining
Countries NO have, hut thets ara too many pooe
men going there, many OF shum leaving families II
ho.ms without any means ot support. It requires
capital to deveiop tho country, aad there 10 not tho
slightest prospect Of enough capital bang Invested
to Eiva employment TO tho.o pvor men.
I left Desawoel Just thirty days aso, and had
= verJ haId "Trip coming via Fort plestu and
Yanklon. Ne started from Ueadwatsu with iWu:
h0rpu wagon And leu day. fAtiuns for four men.
thinking this wontd bo su11elenl to last us ths
journey. We wera out tust twenty-five days
between neadwoad aud Pierre. and had to buy
fresh supply Of prorlstons fFoH ffeEhters. The
roads through the . lad Lands" arr vury bad fu.
decd, u1ans loaded Wagons belng over fpfty dnya
between Pierre aud Deadwood. The agent of ths
steamboat llne shnwed mo pynr 700 0(0 pounds Of
machinery aed othrt f,e,sht for Tho Hills. some Of
which has been waiting transportation four weeks.
Thore stu no teams 1t Pisrrs now but They ara e.
pectcd 10 arri!s BY MAY and viii bs ab!e to move
shoui one half Ut y: There aIe several hundred
man Rt flcfft And Yankt1n waiting for wagons to
take them 10 tle Hills. Many of these te1laws Ieave
l'icEre without dollar. / am Of ths opinion that
there will 10 vast amonnt OF suffering in that
county 1stors many month";. Yours very truly,
W. @. upuGAkHTf.
, 1877-04-16

grand HAVEN, Mich, April 14.-.It has long
been question with tanners to decide how they
could extract tho tanning principle from bark,
and Avoid the great waste and expeuse Of band
ling II In bulk. Bark losea rapidly, both In
quantity and quality, when handled lu tho usual
manner; tho expense for transportation il large;
In many places storage is e1pensivh; and, In
order TO dt 1t for nso. every tannsFy must havo
. bask-Rrtudlpg machine. ueze Is much a1dl-
ttonal expease, trouble, and vassa, For so,ne
years the experiment Of making m extract haa
been triad. 1t hs4 bten found expenAye aud
only partially successful a. 10 quality and proat,
10 that We hour little moro Of It, and the prod
uct Is rarely quoted Or seen. Various expert
ments hsva been made with view to baltng
bark, and hare united In speaking Of It a most
desirable, II possible 10 cause the bark to adhere
together. 4 company Of Chicago capitalists.
quick to perceive real merit aud profit Ia au H.
fenttou, have now shown their faith by their
works tu investing thelr money III
sheTmAn's new patent process for erush-
Ing and baalag bark. They win commence opeF-
ations In thls city immediately. and extend
!sascd tho old red aa~;aaill oi the Hon. 1eorxs:
purks, and have already received . portion OF
their machinery from syr4cuse, n. +. The
power Il ample to run several pressea, but they
will 1t present pus In single presa- The bark,
after beIug crushed aud ground, u subjected to
psessu1s Of about 800 tons, when the gumuy
, 1877-04-16
nlEti4 and ateA tn EnxEnes+

In a German engineering Journal writer
discusses the behavior Ut dltlerut animals aud
btEds toward steam cuxtnes and sttAlH works
generally. lie noticed The buItncss, a1,d, At
tho sa,Iie time. dextertty with which dogs will
run ab'nt amid tbs wheels Of departing
railway train without suFcrinK tue lrI4t In
Jury, whlo hosts OF Horkn,cn continually
loaa their lives. Tn the uthrt hand, Tie OF,
proycrblally stupid animal" continues stand.
Ing colnposcdly on ths rails, having NJ Idea Of
the danger which thtcatens llim. aud 10 run
over. But birds, strsnxe to ssJ, have peculiar
delight IN the stca1, engine. It itas oftun ha1,-
pened that larks lave built thels nests aud
reared tlIcls young lnder tho switches Of Z
much.srayeled railway. while In cugine-hoases
Tie swallow is 4 frequent gueAt. In a
Certain mil where .nu'sy tn-horss power en-
glne Il humping and humping nlght anu day,
two pairs ot swallows have built their nests tor
years, and rear their young regularly. THE
writer mentions an i,.stane, Ut a|,nost inrre.l-
ihfs tFustfuness on the part VI swaltuws. i pair
Of whtth early laat year built n the tatlle-t1x
jouIneYs from Pesth to Hemlin.
, 1877-04-16
WESTERN PATENTS.

A weekly lit Of United Ltates patents Issued to
The inventors Of Jltfnols, Wisconsin, and Mlch-
gan for tho weak ending April 10, INIT, and each
Jntcnt Ia tho llst will besf this date. Reported ex.
prr.aIy lot Tns TathuyE BY 4. II. Evans 4 Co.,
obtaining = patent, s:u. A copy OF tho Pateut
laws sent free gu sppllcatlon; !.
ILLINOIS, ....
l.. Brtdlsy. Chicago, coupling for lightning
I, A. Brsnnsr. Jr.. Chicago. eores for tobacco"
I. Fress. chteaRo. ro1ls..ab.traetor fot watches.
iaatn y Elllott, Chicago. matchmaking ors..,
4. ii. boxaFaus, k.&hass,. spherical glass Tar.
~. curssn. Chicago, lameet.daet.
+. u. hsekSr. Rock BRIDGE thfee'hofss squat
9. Libby. Chicago, congress galters.
W. u. Markham, Bethel. fence .poAt.
VI. il. Powell. Beiiavills, hls. foF nall.paies.
Ii. Il. vaa Ep'. rsofis, wlts fabric.
J. Lutch. nlack Earth, eoTn'plAntes.
". Il. and ]. /. coz. Milwaukee, corn.hsr.
]. Jen.en. R&clas, wagon. box etEap.bolt
9. 4. AcConpcu. Columbas, boz for holding
j. NoEulg, Pond du Lac, tea.ksttls,
yosburg and Slick. Wasefloo, htove-drum.
T. u. franklin, Appleton tfei.sus>. sp'lng'eed
". /. Van Bsunt HORIZON. sssdsss aud cult.
rAtors.
T. Z: Bsssksy, Homer: automatic f,ss;; fs;.,
J. Jakri, Detroit, hop-press.
W.N. Hutchinson, SoatA tiay. hitehin9.: post.
I. Lane oeonA.so: whin,istssS ,,i s attachments
, ". seully, Detroit, grinding hoI1ow.Msss,
]. u. Zenk, uulon City. eaz.eoapltuk
, 1877-04-16
DECATUR ITEMS,

6pTcdQ LnF3Et957adEfte1 u 1hz 3F55Hhz4
DECATUR, ILL.,. April l4.-John Dillon appear
ed last hight at the Opera-fIouso In his play of
"Lemons." ao IL Ereat favorito here; always
draws 9 crowded house. He wm here a couple
Of months since, and met with 30 enthusiastic
reception that he decided that he would Just -
"ltef and little ltefcrn SOC US ngaln. ,
etmmons 4 8ioeun's MInftrcls hold forth at
the Opera- House Tonight Tho seats arc nearly
all taken. All te star actors and actresses visit
us. and have no canse to regret 1t, as we are 4
thcatrc-Eofn2 people.
The Good Tcmptars held sociable at their
hall Thutsday evening. It waS largely attend
ed and enjoyed. Tie Rmusemcnts consisted Of
III rncmi,crs HI nrw no,ns,. ass41 metiug
CHAT.
, 1877-04-16
Remarkable Changes In tbs sandwis
1s1nndA.

Islands.
There arc now ss' ssn: ss:ss 's: sst,e, and hpt
whites In the Sandwich Islands. The pure
natives arc dying OF At rate ui loo year In
advance Of tbs births. so tlIat Il does not require
II IT, knor s"rns hor eE eg III d.
kanakas have been sadly, terribly decfmateI
since the Introduction Of civilization. Tho half
whites are gradually increasing. Many Of the
htgt-toned white men on the Islands are married
large famtlIes have sprung from tho Union.
Among other MARRIAGES between whites and
natives Tiers is no Issue, aud this specially
applies t. t what wo call By courtesy ths artstos
with wil'es large families usually follow, and
grow up strong ind healthy, but 1earfully lazy.
A lazy white tnan tn the Islands, and there ara
any uutnhcr Vt tllcm, can discount nattve,
The natives, With very few exceptions, have
ANAL families, one, two, OF three children
being considered large household, 1n the
fanilIcs OF the clicfe there is great steEllity
died chlaless. The present monarch md bis
Queen have no child IN tAn palace, although
married for number Of years.
From indications It would seem that the
Chiuatuan ts destined to becotue master Ut the
situation. In numter hs is more rapidly In
ercas!ng than al! the other races put together.
During tue past year several hundred were
1hFpsed from thls e!tY, and hunarods arrived
gives ssa captains $40 for every Chlnalnan de-
l!vercd In the islans, and regular contracts are
entered into for this purpose, based Upon n
Legislative enacttnent, wh!ch aroused strong
met, uu the lslands at present. At t3rst when
brought ns coolies they work patiently On the
plantations for awhile, but taks the hEst oppor-
tuntty to set up for themselves. Two nt the
coolies. The Chtnamen control tlr retait tradeo
In nIi It's brut1rheA. aud Lave driven small white
, 1877-04-16

substance exutes from Tho bark, 80 Is to make
1t n,lhcre in solid mass. It is then bound with
elats and wire. They expect 10 uae uo at pres
rcrcnty.a7e balcs. There Il already much in
nnIrY and demand for their product, and II will
meet ready talc. Hcmlock bark IL worth here
only from $t.50 to $3.50. aud ls almost t1nsala*
blc There arc thoufAnls of cords waited ytar-
y because Of the want Of a stca1y and pEonta-
bic market In Chicago It brings about IS, and
higher rates At greater distances. II can, there
fore, easily he figured that the baIfng process
VIII be profitable. aud certainly great help 10
this aectfon.- .--girlng substantial incentive to
clearing The lands Tor The raising Of fruit aud
far1n.pFotlucc. Our cittzcns. here and in the
surrounding country. hrs rcioiccd over the be-
ginning Of Ills industry. which will probably tn
and distribute thousands Of dollar among our
working people.
, 1877-04-16

when The object Ii brought within tic focua, the
polnter inaleates e1aetly the distance Thu !. ab-
ttrnn,ent can be nnllmbeyed. pnt into readiness,
and distaare found d-Iese time, therefore. than /
gun Or hatterT T. ulnde ready. Then the two ends
are closed. tho body swuna around into its place,
the horso put Into The nha!'s, the driver
md operator mount The box and away
theY dash 70 somo Other point. The one that
t!lery Commission. and believe The English War
onles ls aso negotiating for one Tor trial. have
ecr!ption. which would Furthermore demand no
!ltt1a knowledge Of mechanics: but even Isyman
e struck b. the simplicity sad apparent adaptA-
snecesaful will rsTouttonlze thu science or Art Of
war.
, 1877-04-16

travel with MIN that r. postedt know who lives
stouaa te5e I'd how te' sn.ne. .t.ndn III
vIth food elothe. on: but m pot iaay nJthInr.
e. e. zi.. b II n. u i o
come any eIalorste dodge over tbs Granger. bnt
@ a.s q sof se sd Il: ;ss
Ct yeas; the 1ofd i tes,y The orns, feel. for ~
@ ,nS % hi. ~ ] ss: . e. H. H.
load along; poor old horse, you ats innoeent Of
an1 'nssn.ton bnt Jet as ms1n: 70 hsP sas f1s1a
part Of hls Ioad with bina for day Or Two antll
3. ss's ss
shswls .ad cloth. e.ps and thread, dress . pst;
In Il: "'5 II Nor ,8 y. Pss nss1
rsadler /. stranger ftme, !s stranger. ean farmer
around here. +" Know Them most ii !" i" You ars
the man ought to have TO travel with nc; ea.y
s III M } :ds ss s y .s.a
:s . - nsss sss t's ~
AZ ;%;;:!:s. & ..sS;.' .,s:';:.'s' ~ e.;! 4:
ssexn slsth. " u 5.ras, = ya:ss. sSio1is Il
70 es..
III be on tho safe sds. ! viii date this receipt
Thirty days ahead." So he dits out tho blank:
Mt. Mosk,s, April !, l677.-ThFty ds}a after data,
s '::s
j. e 9 g *sns .sner es ssea iii
fo' n tae good" Signed. .salsi ana ds,i3sred he
Ink trirnd Of hts early return ia take araY tho
goods and give mp h1s warehouse receipt. and then
he must Try and Arrange matters 10 n 10 put In say
stx months OF year to work up good trade In
that vicinity. by tha t!mo be has mounted bis
wagon. shaken tho lines 10 theif proper
!sns1on, mil % hs goes, 1ear,nK behind .hIs
friend leaning oret tfe fence with his feet
him. Tho morrow brings pleasant weather. bat
word. An Idea begins to crawl into the farmers
Mbsad: 4 .weeps II IKE The waters Of bfoken
arc tho goeAa; theT arc value received: She man
has his note, I'm fact thst IL negotiable paper he
has been '..enteftAinIng devils unawares." Tht
next time It will be somethInR else, and 10 tho
world goos on. Then the. farmer gocs around 10
the banks, 1t rosslb1e to head Of the sale Of hIs
notc, and 10 advertise his folly. M.
, 1877-04-16
AppLETtsNs' JuUakNAE,
AptLETttNSs JOURNAL,
kPPLET0NS JOURNAL,
FOR MAY.



FRoET1sFIEcR. 1'na1suoa u posm .sDs.harA~by
rlls AUsTulAN ARCTIC ExpKntrIoH+ IN T.o
j'arss. Fart IT. Ths second wipte' In ins ifs. md
tho lsssura Homo, with Ten 1llasastious3 III
a. II. HuxRxsxr.
the Arctic Stsiger-rhe hnnA Ut Kdsuh-Ths
poes and Tbs Youax 1'cars-Tts wiatsf lloas Ut =
Near-lfow ws ttscslys Htsss-Fa!IlnK lnto Crs.
<sAse-ytaw OF csps Auk-Ths slsexs In AAasw'
4torm-Bcens % tho lcs.
HAHBAHA. 4 Poem. lty NokA p1HkT.
'.C1lgKtY R!PRw 4 Nose. chaptsrs xv., XVI,
xvii, XVIII. aad XIX. py HaLax o. NATE.
Era. author Of "Cumin' Tnxo the Rys nd A.
Iis C0u,ta up ths star."
tThs charming srftal story MA beG1u In tbs nuna.
bsr fur February. ld77.l
KELLEls HILL. ssoEt story. eomp1sta. Of Early
Virginia Colonial Life Ivy CoHsTAaaz Yxknu4a
FRENCH kTlouErTE. I. Aarrytos lp Francs. II.
The Estaue.ta OF Whiting. stc-. Ia fAHA uy Luuy
A srKlNu nEY1sA1N. Posu,. ~ JnHn MORAN.
AntiuT uAlu,ENs AND uAilDKNIhG. /. Ths
te,auszy uardsa. II. Tho CIsy uAsasu. By Kl4A
l.nnAAk CNukcu.
THE TOWER or FEilCEMoST. Novel ~
ukoAuk sAAD. Concluding chapters.
THE wALklN0.7kHN. 4 aaurs stuss OF American
Lite In tour eh"ptsrs eowpsss. Nv AA11tpA
GOING HOAX. \ Bohsalsa Song. By h. Il. sqoo-
uAkD,
TUE uMEAT WHITE WALL. 4 Sketch Of tbs In.
kllsa Bouth Cosst. !. Fox. II. Surf. III. Shluris.
". Chalk. v. Ups aud Dowa4. VI Lite. BY
JULIAN HAWTHORNE.
RUSSIAN DISSENT, HEREsY. AND BCtJ1sM. 4
Taper On ths Curious Rrlktuus Fatths pfsyslsns il
Russia. By utoAax EAxt Eavtxsror.
TIE stUHY or 4 busy WuAAhH LIfk. From
" Autobiography Of AAfrtss AArtlntau.' BY
QkoA0x u. TUxkx.
HANS AND FRITZ. A Humorous Dsleet Poem. BY
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