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, 1877-08-02
A Shrewd Sewing-Machine Agent
Conceiyes a Brilliant
Speculation.
And Proceed. to Negotiate with
Fourth-Class Vendors Of Post
ago Stamps.
Decrease in the Public Debt for
July, $8f8,9O4.
THE LAST DODGE.

THE LAST DODGE.
INGENUITY or ruE sEwfHa-MAc1tlNs AGENT.
sp<etdi n',pateA to Tas Tribune
WAsaIxarox, y. e., Aug. t.-postmastess
have been .ublccted to a new temptation By
.,-.,,,.s Tron, m .ntcrnr,sfnp ,evtn0.,nuchInc
o'suuf ~, 1...,. ~" - t.I. q n Kt,l,v ~ th.t
agent at Lslc l'och, nss. " ~ oj.,,,,.r =,
place, has sent cohiueht'al pflnseo c1teu!A' :"
q great many rosttnasterst tn which, Claiming 70
~ Al, .prnt Of The Wheeler L. Wilson Bew1ng-
Hschtue cornany. l,t offers 10 trade scwinR-
t"as.'.''e eo'nl.' m'...'.s. - stars .,.r,x +,
fnach'hes 70 ofos1'nn'.e'n w po'.Ass aNp0. - t..
doug s hs taxes o. tue e,aufe pa.. ~
matters. where salaries do nut exceed
o.st,,, ,t,,,t IN rccc,vo en mr.
e4so -, .s..sn. .t.,p,.
cent eo"'''ss'ou upun -. 's.s.. a1sp'
which they can sell under this law' Ihe sewing
machine agent proposes 10 sell 500 Wheeler
~ W1l.no ,un,.l,nc fnr sta,,,a which w1l cost
~. ,,.sst,aa.to-
sao ootu'e9sst ..,.
oSLT FOURTEEN DOLLARS IN HoHEf'
Tie clrculnr acknowledges tllat sucl procectl-
,nps wo,,(,l be Irregular and Is forbidden bs the
p,st,n..to-.f,ourn, s,ut that eminent tepa1 a,,.
.,a.I., IT,, tu,,nr.s, i'm, ItI,a .ron,,. fh.t /.
thot,ty haa 'nau,seo ., ''''a ;''s ~Ia1l. taa. ~
would not bc illegal, ahd that fustfnastefs
would do 4 st,rcwd thug to takn the trade and
keep It to themselves. Several Of the Post
,nostcrs vino have received these circulars
mas1sts WV ,A.s ~, -. ~ s 1,..s....a..
Ilasc lo'"a'ueu 1hs" " 'ue ,,. ss"s'
Thirl Assistant rostl1astcr.Gcncrnl liazcn to.
day sent otc Of them to the Wheeler d. Wilson
Neutu, Machine COMPANY, asktp. II this action
~ ,na,. .,r~ ~ a.,s nr,Inr1,cd, HI, rrocce1lnr
o. ips -. . nu -, fiiv IT tn ai.ss ~ iS?i
WI W.. ,s4n s,;nrt"r ,',.t trnsj,ea ~ t,,o fm,rth
~ a. lo '! M H. eatc. ~ .to"n.
Ino NJ ti," ,.nf1,ntr srasfnn
* ~ i.an"rr.s vii mnKc tic 1nnst earnrst rccou,.
=. ...a..jafi, +'nt ''"Ns WV ""'' ~'@
'"e''oa''on rMts s"u1 nv uon,r,rp
r. ,o,,.i. In -" f;,vnrnmn,t r. ,ov ~ ,,cr
, 1877-08-02

THEsttRsT1TUTfrEor
HHASlIY FUR ALCOHOL.
The 1isc VI H.. True .janlal-
Ga tsthEer. OF their own Ne.
lection aud importation, III
combination with cistl!re
Iafntnatlca. n tlAyta~t ami
offH!nhtelt By Ur. kanfor,1,
rIacet this preparation tn
4c&''81 merit 81 fAf ahead rf
'anysfI!nK before compound.
~ that Notwithstanding
the sI,4st bitter oppA4tton
from the trade, Ii snIca In
New E.EE1Anti nnw exreed
flIAt Of all Others combined.
he srcont! year Of !ta map.
ttfActtsrp lts AA1c eaccc,t+d
the previous year hy over
ilfty.flTr thousand tsJttIn.
1t II manufactured on \
M:ale simply enormous.
Twp thbuh,nd ealts,nt ara
ARRAYS kcI.k MAte long IL
NiEA.icc Of consumption, b
which II a':qtllFtg = trll.
rLo'fs 1aFDr Atld brilliant
Il aflspaFrnry. f,rcry I'm.
Iproytmtnt In 1AIrOt i 11yt1K
lRntar,tn4 Is ad,,J4t't ~ II
10 permit tht HAT Of cttstly
materials md Jst retain l.
,spFotls. Thr tnttltnx mA-
chine II Alone s.llG to I'll
two thousand four hundred
fN,st|eA tFf boar. From
AHA br1ef sta3emcnt II will
to frril that AtES'lsS.
WEEKS 4 l'GTTE1. haro
.Entertd tt*,n tt1~ H14nuf&c-
ituFt Ut HAnlhrtl't Jxllal,'4
iitn@:cr In \ manner that
f1l1I*< in time stcnFt fur
'tf1cEl ttlr enormous trade
lin tllt$ article. IT. elegant
itaY0F. Ert*t merit. and f0x
Ipsice ftiout,l u. ta.atri 01it.o
,hT ttiop! in Ilrcit Ut d fSsnlly
HietIicIne s~fnr,. AtluHIuK
stlct<krltcs to he t:ill1,ccd,
fty INTERPRETATION. 10
ly O:lrr1. 1u1s3t f1po1
iharInQ what yuu cali for
HASFDKUS JAMAICA
EGISiSEik,
, 1877-08-02
CRIME.
BURGLARY,

Special iHspuieA 10 Tns 71tvHk
OrrAwA, ILL.,, Aug. Tho residence Of Mr.
]. l. Warner, near tic a1ueduet, was entered by
two mel at ar carly hour this morning, who &c.
cured $3.50 that was deposited between tic tick
Of the bud upon which MIR. ". was s,eeptng. III
leaving the room, they made a notsc which
awakened Mr.. Warner, when 'ie rr4pple.l with
them, but without avail. They 1nadcgootl their
escape. THIS Ia enc nj tho most darling hurg-
lxrics ever pcrpctratct1 In this city, and excited
moro than usual comment.
, 1877-08-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YuKx, Aug. !.--Arr.yed, stealicrs State
OF Virginia, irotn Ilas=ou, aud reucrc. from
llavre.
Lospox, Aug. l.-sleamshis's Olympia, from
New York, aud Texas, frsm Philadelphia, hayu
arrived out.
i.oxpos. Aug. l.-Ay.Ised out, Queen and
Grtecc. from New York.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-Asrtyed, steamer
Constitution, IRON pana,t,a.
, 1877-08-02
pzMocgA1ts s7A7s coay1sr1os.

HF318
hkuruls, Tenn. Aug. 1.-Telegrams from
ssskson, Mlas., state that thesa IL ~ unusually
large attendance at the Democratic state Con-
sent'on. The friends OF Gov. Stonu and Gen-
Loac1, are very confident Of their nomination
tof GovefnoE, and In tue event of 4 close eo4-
H.t between thcu, aen. Wsmthall, Of Grsuada,
vii w nouiauAtea.
AaAruis, Teuu., Aug. 1.-The dsasa,<lts
, 1877-08-02

Total lrt.c1 I'M safe Att--A.Ic.hcny. q; Hart.
frr4.. :.
T"n- ,n.c hits -f'!c.,nrs 1frdsw worth, nns'.idve.
e.eark 1nl Hck"hy, ItyAn, G1udtonn, Crca.
n"t. F"iH "s. t:..hi,.
/ tmptrr Frank t.Erry.
fITE-Hf:NA.
f,T7sM ~, r., hag. t-Dase-ball: Hart
forals, 4; AlIccl;tnies. ).
wHEEtixn, ". VA. ..
~ NnEEhlSa, ". Va. Aug. 1.-Boslon, 10;
Stau1ari, D.
, 1877-08-02
TIE RIFLE.
EXTRAORDINARY SHOOTING,

GpEI34] "dtt44[r - <T< SF1HHnss
NEW foKK, Aug. 1.-The second stage OF the
third competition tor PLACES on the American
loug-range tenn was concluded to-day, and IT.
suited III SONG splendii kcorcs. The weather
differed from that II Yesterday in the abscnte of
the gldrc Of the Hill, anil having the eaue cum
dltious in regard to wind. Expert marksmcn
took advantage Of the opportunity. At the first
range, 800 yards. Gen. Dskin made
clean score of Is points. willie Messrf.
Alien and nab.,esh each inade ~, coming
within one point OF = full sotrc. The aggregate
scurc u,a4le by the first eight marka,Rcn was
l,G34 iuts,-only ten points behind the largest
score ever achtcveu. at tbs !Jttyarti ranGc
thcru was slight falling Of, pnd At the 1,0U0
yards nearly all the crack shuts made onG u
iuurc misses.
Following arc the total scores Of tue first
eight:
Gen: T: s. Dak,n ..ooNI. J.. Allen. ..ooa
Msj +, i: Jewell: ", t. + {. C. toemsh i
c. K. Blydenburg. .:U4IA. y. Hodgewsn... los
, 1877-08-02
OBITUARY..

DEraolr, Mich. Aug. News Is rcct!ved OF
ths death Ut Sislton D. Ward, ii ktucsion,
jamaica, Ile WAS the one of the so,ss Ut tho
lat. Capt. L. u. War! WIN n.&<s bitterly cou-
tested lts late fathers wilt.
, 1877-08-02

f.
GOLDSMITH NAln WILL. 7Rr rr A1tlS.
Ar. Build Doble viii give the citizens nf Chi
tnQD ono more ctaante to .rc the famous old
Queen Of The Dn.f, Goldsmith Maid, t.ot
against her own hest record, viz: o:f&, whiyls
lie 1s confident she can equal II mt t'ca., over
Dexter Park, ~ the present condition of The
track Is excellent, and It fcrer MAS faster than
NOW. The trial will take place tlfa morning at
l0o'coci;. Afr. Dotle will take the Mai! frum
here to her Eastern hnme. where he will forever
retire her from tho trDttifl4 world. No gate.Gee
Will be charged to-day.
Rssef1f 0fspatrh - 80 T'ijHHs.
FREEronT, Ill, Aug. 1.-The attendance at
the driving park Was much better to-day than
yesterday, the afnphftheatrc bsing veil fll1ci.
The raece, open respectively to ~ horses and
2:s5 h9rscs, were 10th closely contested. Mon.
fssa sa, fsS Il lie ?s tss tsse tss:na % Gs .n f :s "a
tpectireiy. q. T. iflot won The ntl'cr twn heats
IN 2:2s and 2 ~. III tho 2:45 race isrghtwuul
tx'k the first, third, and fourth heats in 2:::,5,
5;;A, and 2;;fs. The second heat vas takcn by
Shepherd Boy in 2:a1.
At KEoKrE.
atecfdl 1spdfeA 10 ne 7tfhunk.
KEoKvK, H., Aug. lin the races here To-
,iay Mod9e won tue slrce-qaartcr mile dash III
The mile and repeat race was won by Cape
Cod in swo straight heats. Modoc seeond.
Timc, | IL, 1:5L
THE nrrrAIo RACES
BUFFALO. Aug. 1.-The race for tho 1:97
class was won bv Danon. The second heat was
dead 4 heat ti between Damon and Scotland. Best
Ratus woi, the a:1e race In three straight
heats. Lucille 0nlddust second. cozcttc third,
ENGLISH RACES.
LONDON, Aug.f.-The Goo<lwool stakes wcfe
won by Prince George.
, 1877-08-02

dpFc1at 7E1p17IA - 9"E 1T13tA.
M1lwAu6ER. Wis, Aug. l.-'rhe seevud day
uf tho National Herman Teachers MAS occupied
tn llraFii.. satiou. palrss. This cYruing J eosl-
.e.t wa4 given IL the .lelegalca At tho Academy
III Alusie by lucal musical societies.
, 1877-08-02

Nav YoRK, Aug. 1.-Chtcf- Clerk No1and, Of
the Treasury Department Of Missouri, to-lny
pronounced ten Paciac Railroad State bonds Of
Missouri found in the possession Of william
Iterkcs a.! Hermann Morris to be forgcrlcs.
These men wcfc arrested week ngo while try
ing to negotiate the bonds.
, 1877-08-02

cf7e''1' N'*ose'' ~ quo |ftV"'ses
WAsuIEnros, u. c., Aug. 1.-Now tlIat the
investigation into the management ot tic New
vn,r fsu.to,n.1lmas l,os imrr su,u,ur+i,i,y
,,t sn., 49, -, ~,
coupletto, ""u Ins .s'ua'"o .au s".., " ~. ss
Jay Commission lave ecen actca upon, tic
President aud Secretary Of tho Treasury have
madc I'M their mIn,ys to urocecd at ONCE to the
.n,u,,nt,,,nt III surv.ror shnrne,. .,cc..xt,r
nppo''.n.s .,, =. ,. '','',-s @-
ue!. enatpe n.mse't = s""aN'aec tot seaP,
p'intmcnt, &nd In Alcd With the Secretary OF
the rfrast,ry papprs uutl recommendation ask
lup fur NJ. retention. but thu PRESIDENT l,a.
ms 60, ~. -. n's s,is., '"9 'N"' ''''
"ss'aeo ~ ss'ess -
The fnllowns named gentleman have also
either ,natlr persona, auns,,tipn fur tic position
Or l,ays hceu rceon.1nendcd fur aIppolatncnt By
thclf 1fehas: r. T.. aaornc, psake Deha5'
lanes W. Hustcd. A. I. Dlttct'lhcter, I. Z.
rIatt. ], A, briggs. l. e. Stewart, j. ". Jones,
Ja,ucs Tuaucr. Vim, Halt!rltlrc, T.. 4. Car,ua,,,
A. ~. eo1c, a1u a. D'soesAer. -. nsS,aes taess,
Gen. T.. a. Mcsrttf, nj ~. Lawrence county. has
been strongly recommended. und ut one titnc It
vas oclcycu to bc tbs int tentlor, ot tue President
y, tcn,rr thr nosit,nn h, him. Ths rantlt,1atrx
~ a,u.v 1.'5 r,sv s ;v1c.i intn thrrs rl,ssr.
shn.o, r"atin,,, T., H.. tgtv of Ncw Vnrt 1,ns"
..,'r.,r,t,,ss III mcrmnn. u m.rl,.nn "t,n.."t
.,s ,i',.a rG,,rs..n,intr ~. I;hsrni Hcv"hHa,''
e'ensHt ~ liz ,'ty pSS vwxmSn ~ rxrns,T1;.. :r
IT., s,o,a iicnnrt,o,,t In. a.iv.". TN, t,,,,r,
l.. .,ms srtI1;+ y in tI's .,,rtr ~ 1nrst n,ast ~
W.,',st ~ i,In-. H. q. ur, oJn.'a. ~ "S s4'1
ass,to ;., uss os:,,;. ~ Las' , s1sven NJ tousana
n.I %e slo,s us' rSn ns urn evn. th9 q, IT,
soapeteu % a seors s %"e1 tns ss.tioF tsw W
ID ID urosfss.: s ' "- y" ~. "'s'''' SFS''@'''
,.,u., 'n MaMsMaI r. nohR!r DOUGLAS a..
aa aa 'y .n r th 1 ~, r1s' sl't @ @
, 1877-08-02

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Aug. 1.-E1-lov. Moses,
who has been Imprisoned hero for wrok past
Wills tcat!tytnE before the luvcatigatiu. cou.-
mittee rrlative to the recent political hstorY of
the STATE, wHs retc,l5ct! to-day Oh SO, ,t1U bail.
, 1877-08-02

PORTLAND. Me-. Aug. LA nephew Of the
Hon. Israel Washbufn, u young man aged II,
wa drowned At tue Atlantic House, syarforo.
In thls state, while surf'1alhlng last Hundxy.
, 1877-08-02

Sp<f1IF WEfN1tH 70 3R3 7FI6kNF.
prrrsauHt,, Pa., Aug. l.-'rWo of tbs n,aM, u.
l., Ehbert und Walter sfora.l, injured BY tho cx.
ploslor 1t Totten's foundry yesterday evening,
died curly thIs morning.
, 1877-08-02
4 REMEDIAL AGENT OF UNCOMMON
POWER.

!! 10 fsct which hseauae patent yeats $50 to the
p<upts Of the t'uitsd States tlxt llo4tetstz's
htouaeh Hittsts IL remedial aScut Vt uacumuon
tewes. ~ consequence Of this recognition, lLs
saIGs have Increased tMmense!r II Anne ard
abEuat a1ll u has IiseR u torct1ast rsl sn,au:
the proprietary n.riicinfs 1T the aay l'hemital
sn4ysIs. after sublnttlnx IL iu the c1o4es& scrr-
, 1877-08-02
MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
JAhAICAGIIGER
THE QU1NTEssEN0E OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AR0MAII0s,
AND FRENCH BRANDY,

4 preparation Elegantly favored and nncatrnsf1r
effective 70 utrr! snrpass gil prepatNtl7s
Of Er1te KtlLter h8usetI rcnrr4 s6F tr tstfrf
sn Of dtsrnses snd ailments Ia The a
tr and winter bssAons sud 10 sudtn chslYe* VI
bUeAfuFx.
, 1877-08-02

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. Id. X. Drcnue-
man d Co.'s viueEar-iactory burned hero to-
night. Loss In house an.l Roods, e1U,O0O; In
surancc, $500. g. lul nf which IL In the Aula-
zon and Il loo ln thv rtlnnix.
, 1877-08-02

f6tcid} UIs'xltch 70 71s 1F53uHR.
M11wAuRxH, Wis, Aug. 1.-jamcs e. Oswald
was arrested Sunday fur burning d barn In
Wauwatosa for spite. anI to-day WIS sentenced
to ten years in the uousr OF CorEectlvu.
, 1877-08-02

sbecfdt Nspateh 10 Ta< TTibune-
eourH ELoiN, ILL.,. Aug. 1.-THE residence VI
R. r Brown was partlally DESTROYED by fire
yesterday. The furniture WAS mostly eayed.
Loss, &l.900; house nntl furniture Insured tn
The Rockford Company for sl,GU.
, 1877-08-02

w!1ifL in !sa.. The ,n.t valuable u,essal
rfstrsa IN ~ lcriTGti frn: tAe tgErfAdt klH:ssul.
HLrn th- F!1ttrr Il placed l;'no tac afrceH part
ehs:I t1n hu tluie aHckiy Mid 'nfeirntty ~ "lh
Le ti1aty rJg4!uS iE.trttIt IT, y Ito ncrS ffet-
.srp"f s shr haul the n4nra s:tsaslt soa '"sssrs ct
tlsrtEclty grnt1c tlas l. l. %srrely ~sthr 10 rr Il
otherwise ',sa hy tat 40 tAfn! sud 3rMttfn varinh
ass!y tHs tu". ,1rrnrl.uHr raH rr,aoys sorene.a
ktne.M srlt En-. l~r~ i!a let, 1'art. a1d lnMsc!s"
X slatAay bAnslea paIn Ana sUfrD%ss. Etfts AuI
sic,F t1 ' weakened Ind Parnly xr muscles su lns
.s !. :" xraxtu! a, sst!lax ...; one: Mt n s ts
sa!yrs a!htmtn,s, lpt!Dns Aaa !1nn,rhs. vii! VI
Unts ta aaraf4r'l. tstn In 1araJss tiIlep-y uf ntA
4I thu fur:.s. Iss elected cttes Whru tssfy
known frns1y has facl
COLLINS T0LTAIC rLASTERS BIS BIS G'd t1tis24si X ~
rrire, 9;5 rents. 8i.o1 for stx, 89.35 for
swc!sr, rent by anil, carefully wrapped nnd
warranted, by "ER8<s4 Il POTTER, PRO.
pFtHtof4. fGatasu, t3hka.
, 1877-08-02

S2tctal Nspateh to The Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, AUG. John Gala
Gher. prominent citizen, anl late CITY Trcasur"
CT, was nrrcstel to-day. charged with obtaining
$1,000 under fa1fc prctenscs. Daif WIS liked At
$1,000 for hia appearance al examination On
Saturday.
, 1877-08-02
GO MEDICAL SUCCESS!
In which eEcry poor suffering Man.
Woman, and Child throughout
the Country Is deeply
flii9feStpI.

When nr. foIns began srt1ta Of experiments for
ntra h tue trrafInefo oI d':ease* mi amcnt. s':ch
drtrrnrt nR,r,sltun and pproliu ths El4s AttthlrI
a;i It'ururr In 81. practl.c Of medicine: but tho
rflst " hls ttseutiu h1a turned Ills foes 10
fernl1 anI nEm@!1d his grateful Atlmifcr: hY thou.
a.a- 1s Es'Es!.ts e. n. n.cnseoa t. "9n.l,i: r ts
s.a!yIn!r iIa:rr. esrrtnlaY a.sat4sd t.Et.,sr ani
al xen Applied IL a.a!I faFtH constant asd runtnu-
, 1877-08-02

MANAGERS MEETING.
The meeting Of Railroad Manager. anti Gem
erai Freight Agents nhic, should have been
held nt Niagara Falls aoout two weeks ago, to
consider thc fnoleof dividing the business from
the New Iorl; p,ol among the Wcstern roads.
could not nc held on account O3 the difficulties
irofn which Tic rontls are Just now emerging.
circular has Just acen Efsnet calling anpthcr
meeting n lot this G'.spt'sc 70 bc he'd at Niagara
pa, rae;ayh e. yth Ths wsts :; 5Ga; a.f GREATLY
proposed by the Sex York lines. In view ot
the late troubles and the necessity Of maintain
lug freight rates hereafter, an entirely rtw n.-
ranEencnt may be effected, There Is tomc talk ot
poolng the earnings Ut ali the Western Toaas.
10th TN vest and east boun,l ltlsne.s, and thus
stopping tho disastrous c,mpltit.un which has
becn carried on for years afrtMg tue various
roads. Il month ago IL woull have bcen lm-
possible to bring Rlout such arrangement, but
the occurrences Of tllc last two weeks ttave
wrought wonderful thangc In tic Enfnus OF
many rai!rOat managers, attl most of them are
! willing now to enter Int, any arrangement
which will prevent tho recurrence Of disastrous
railroad wars.
ITEMS.
The Great Western Railway OF Canala has
Issued special report and called special meet
Ing Tor Aug. 8. 1t Is proposed TO tsaue share
capital to the amount Of Ei66 ooo, the difference
between the lsatf-niillon new bond capital ere
Atcd and the amount Of bonds becoming due.
Mr.. CIltllers has left for Eu7upc, md 30 have
some Of the officials Ut the Grand Trunk. to
revive the project for the proposed consolidation
Ut the two roads.
The Dcs MONIES d Charlton Road will not be
commenced until next ycas Notices have been
issued tor an election to tec whether the tawns
will vote tax IN faros Ut the st. Joe. Osceola
Il Dcs Nofncs narrow.Eauge project. Tic Dcs
Molues d Mtnncsuta row.gaMge Is fixed
TACT fruni st. Paul to st. joe. Tie contract for
the last section of tho Maple Valley Road calls
for It's completion Oct. |.
The illinois Central Railroad has reports as to
the peach crop prospects on Its line. At Car
boIdAle, C0ixlen, and 4 lew otl,cr southern
poluta the prospects arc good for full CROP
but at most otter polnts the prospects are not
80 good, and about fourth Of crop will be the
Average,
, 1877-08-02

t,,,.,,,,,r ps,,rpps
u 1Ds'alu' ] "sns'ss
uh0LhtA ny hUhhoo'
HhEt. UlAAhat.A.
YYsEATEh9.
uhAMPS U fAlNe,
sEASlOhNEss,
UOlDs d OhiLLs. !.
UHlLLS d FEVER,
fEVhhlSH
s 7 ID y,
UATARRAAL
b I ~ n - y - n y ;
NEuhALtN
aud
, 1877-08-02

Kecp'a Patent pnrtiy-a1Air Drrsa Shirts :
the vrTJ beAt stx for 81: e3n h. hn!Rhch Ae easily
~ he'nE,'nt handkerchief. l73 Madison street.
, 1877-08-02
POLITICAL.

President Hayes Not With
out Honor in His
Own State.
The Ohio Republicans 1ndorso
His Administration I'm.
equiyocally.
They Demand a Double Coin Stand
ard and a Fair Show
for Silver.
It Must Be Rcmonetized and
Made n Fill Legal
Tender.
No More Land-Grabs. Rail-
TQaQ cuUslQ1eS, OF ERtHut
Monopo1les-
National Legislation Demanded for
the Adjustment Of Labor
Troubles.
". Fl. West for Governor, and
Fred Vogelcr for Lieu
tenant-GOvern0r.
A Compliment Paid President
Hayes by the Missis-
sippi Democrats.
, 1877-08-02

Ese Mrs. Win"l"w's ]oot',lnR Syrup" for
Shiiason while tsehsaa It. eas:s ay'en.er1 and
, 1877-08-02

Fns catarrh nnd Hay Fever u.e ,reKcsn'
FnrquAfed tFfcnth CataFrh Cufc,'' Tr1aI and
sample. free tn MI. Occ 70 Sate.t. Petey Jclers,
, 1877-03-07

tation in saying TIT by this time won!d
have been a llel 1904 =. But 1t IS nc he
things I hay does al vex ne so much
as the things ] not done. | feel that
could have accomplished SO much more.
[ did not want the will, bu5 I wanted the
means" Noble words these TO fall from
the mouth of a man who at q aid bare
ly read and not write at all. Dy his pa
thence and perseverance, and in obedience
to his instinct for natural research, he had
overcome all difficulties and MADE himself
famous as a naturalist. He is hap
nv, happy in bis independence and in
the love OF his children and his wife,
She, when she was reminded of his wander
in9s at night and asked what she
thought Of them, was wise enough to
reply, " Well, he took such an interest in
beasts that | didna compIeen. Shoe
makers were then a very drucken set, but
bis beasts keepit him frae them, Ny
mons been a sober man all his life, and he
never negIeck it his wark. Sac l let him
be "
In the evening Of o life so noble it Is a
comfort TO all the friends and admirers Of
Thomas Edward to think that his exer-
tions Ia the cause OF Natural Science have
ct last been recognized in a way that
cannot fail TO 0e grateful to the veteran
naturalist, who viii no longer have to rely
on his last as bis resource against starvation
in his Old age. Though the people Of
Bauff Were not aware tn at they had a
prophet in their midst, others, and those
the highest in the land. have not failed to
see the shining light which sheds q lustre
over that old-fasiiOned Scottish town. A
pension of $50 a year has been granted
by the Queens personal desire to Thomas
Edward out of the Civil List. Fifty
pounds may be thought by many no great
sum-, bat ESQ is o fortune to a man who
has supported a wife and III children
on %. or los. q week. Added to this, we
are glad to hear hat Edward has still
large collections which, now that he is
famous, viii, perhaps, find ready pur-
chasers. 1t would be a good act Of repen-
lance in The town Of Ban1t to secure them
for u lc-a' museum to be called after
Edward anne. Thus by one act of
tardY generosity she might make some
small amends to the man whom she has
hitherto treated with such extraordinary
neglect. Ono word more. and we have
done. All readers, whether friends Of
science or not, are bound to be grateful to
Mr.. Smiles for having, in q very charming
and very beautiful y-illustrated volume,
rescued the fame and character of Thomas
Edward from oblivion as q most accom-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
a rerrib,s 90 sGs.

How often we hear the abevc remark
during these extreme changes Of weather.
Colds, Coughs and Sore ThroAts ueie new
er more prevalent among children than
now. Now we are going to rye you to
try remedy which has excited comments
by physicians Ill oyer the country. who nc.
knowledge their surprise al the wanderful
and happy results from its use- That rem.
edy Is the well-knnwn preparation,
uALE'S COUGH CORDIAL Your
own druggist, Mills & Purdy will tell you
that Il u 4Ae best cough medicine they eve,
sold and will warrant cure or return
your money to you In case of failure aftei
using one-half the bottle. 1t is very pleas
ant to the taste. making |, a sery desirable
remedy for childrea
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15
PERSONAL.

L. r. Bug2s, Of yefmillion, is 10 town
to-day.
n. Griesby, of Sioux Falls arrived this
sfternoon.
Mayor Sheafe of Elk Point, arrived last
night. He will remain over tomorrow.
james A. Hand ha. bscn appointed dep
dty auditor for Dakota territory, subject TO
the action Of the legislature,
Capt. Hughes. Of Elk Point, Is in town
to-day. He win probably remain until The
close Of the legislative session.
Hon G. 3. Valentine was today elected
president OF the council. vice Dr.. BurleIgh
reaigned. Mr.. Valentine Is oas Of the
leading members Of the council, IL thors
oughly versed in parliamentary law and
makes an impartial and effective presiding
officer
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

Mr Valentine held that there was no va
,cancy. Calling Mr.. Mills. to the chair
made Linn pIcsidingo Mcer only up to the
adjournment for the DAY.
M. KaIiaef stated tha, chapter q oglhs
political code provided for designations of
officers He resdi st1iis and other mws bear
ing on the subject.
Mr. Bdrleigh's resolution that the coun.
cll proceed 70 the election Of president,
was adopted.
Mr. Bailey nominaiedC. B. Valentine, o!
Union, for the position
Mr.. Duncan nominated Ca. Mills. of Bon
Hommc
Mr. Valentine was elected presiden, o.
council by the following vot,
Valentine Messrs. Bailey. La Moure
Miner, Mills, Pettigre~, Wallace, Mc
Hcuch-7.
Mills Mcssrs. Burle'gh, Duncan, Gun
dersop. Potter, Wilson-5.
Mr.. Burlelsh moved that the oath o.
ofiice be administered to Mr.. Valentine Al
president OF the council
Judge Bennett then administered th
/ oach OF o6ice to Mr.. Valentine.
Mr.. Valentine took his seat and IN 9 fe1
/ words thanked the council for the homo
conferred upon him. He hoped that har
kmouy and good feeling would prevail du'
ing the few remaining days OF the ssss,or
and then announced tha. the coancil voul
proceed to business. M
MI. Wallace prescn.ed a resolution TO ID
effec. ,ha, the governor be notified Of th
resignation Of Mr. Burleish - president
. the council and the election Of Mr. Valen
tine. The resolution was adopted