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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

The New York Tribune indorses the
Republican platform Of Iowa in such
phraseology as this: 'It is regular
junk shop TO. all kinds of absurdities
and inconsistencies Now, point out
the miserable eunuch who says there is
any want of harmony in the Republican
party !-Enq. 4'7
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

EF Has Governor THOMAS L. YOU'VE
(may he never lack dhrap when he's
dhry) ever issued commissions to the
men appointed to locate the Tobacco
Warehouse If not, we call upon Gen
eral GRosvENoR for an explanation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

eEWe hereby give notice to the
Democratic State Convention, that We
will not gush with uncomfortable enthu-
siasm over the nomination Of any mere
vacillating intriguer for Office. or any un-
repen,ant salary grabber.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

Rwhen at the end Of Eve or six
weeks Bro. GoopRIcH calls upon US not
only TO furnish the evidence. but to hnnt
up the Witnesses, without giving usltheir
names, bis success can hardly be called
brilliant.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24
rWithout knowing who Mr.. Coon

EEWithout knowing who Mr.. Coop
RICE means by the Court House Ring
how can any controversy between US b,
useful to the publicf He may be slath
ering away at one set Of political despe
radoes while we are defending a very
harmless set Of men against his charges
As the names have not been furnished
us publicly or privately the controvers,
results in no developments as to .h'
Ring, II any exists. The truth is, they
have no names.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

eEGen. B. r. CowEN 10 talked Of IS
q Republican candidate for the State Sen.
atorship in his district. We do not know
his superior in his district, barring bis
politics, and we mean that barring in
small letters. Heis q man Of brains, of
honor. and OF wide experience.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24
Honest John sherman.
~ -

Honest John Sherman's political am
bition has always been and still Is suhor
d;natedto his pecuniary passions. For
the tnefe name and noise of political in
fuence he cares as little as any man In
public life. He crowds and pushes no
more than is necessary to keep the way to
his pocket clear.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24
CATTLE MARKETS.

East Liberty.Penn.- 49,
Cattle Nothing in pens but through
stock. Best, 6 25@6 so; medium to
good, 5 25@6; common to fair, A 1906.
G Hogs-Yorkers, 5 30@5 40; Phila
delphias. 5 2O@5 80
Sheep-Selling at 8 75@5 so.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

wIt is simply ridiculous to say that
share Of the hard times is not attribu-
table to the withdrawal by the admins.
tration of so large an amount of curren-
CIV.
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Cincinnati.

July 2O--Flour I 50aS IS; Wheat
25al 30, Corn 47a69c; Oats 34a40c ;
Rye 60a6Sc.
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Farm and Mill for Sale.

I'm ACRES of land, with good srist mill
ltU and saw mill; large frame horss!s
good apple orchard; good well uf water 1t
the door; on. buildings; as acres cleared,
balance timber;cross roads right At the ins
provements; s miles from the railroad ;sitsatx
in Wetael county, West Va. Can be bought
on very reasonable, terms. e Fef lurshsr par.
ticuiafs call on s. GRlSELL, Jsiussisa.
Monroe county, Ohio. siuiyi0,'7in ~
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Chicago.

July 2O-Flour 0Oa10 90; Wheat 1
3Sal 40; Corn 47c: Oats 30c; Rye
58c; Barley 75c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24
New York.

July 2O-Flour3 3 5OalO 25; Wheat l
42a1 64; Corn 5la60c; Oats 29a6lc !;
Rye 75a7Sc; Barley 70a9Sc.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

Gen. Howard has defeated the hostile
Nez Perces with loss of eleven men
killed and two officers wounded.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24
Philadelphia.

July 2O-Flour 6 00al0 so; Wheat l
75a2 20; Corn 62a64c; Oats 37a43c ;
Rye 70a80c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

E Young gentlemen, II you have any
desire to receive Wes' Point education,
free OF expenses, carefully read Mr. VAN
voRBEs' card elsewhere in this paper.
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wooa.feId stock Market

July 23-Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep 4t@5u per pound. Hogs 4a4a
per pound.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

w The Democratic State Convention
will be hot one. 1t will exhibit rival
ry between men who expect to be elected
if nominated.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24
County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit of Democracy !
From Eranklin Township.
july IA, 1877.

JULY IA, 1851.
Mr.. H. r. WEsT-Dear Sir: Please
send William Miracle. Sr., copy of
The SPIRIT for one year.
We want some more Of the Court
House Ring out here.
Crops are good, especially wheat, oats
and corn.
The farmers have got their wheat in
stack in good order. Meadows never
were better.
What little tobacco is planted looks
we'll
The health OF the neighborhood is
good.
Pasture is abundant and upon the
whole we are looking for better days.
Yours truly, sis-e.... :.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

TGooDRIcH and other Ring howlers
here are disgusted with the whole bust.
ness. They would like "to be let alone"
but we shall insist upon them furnish
ing the names of what they term the
Court House Ring. GooDRIcH is anx
ious to stab the Democratic party in
this county in any manner possible, and
Judging from his pasteforts, falsehoods,
concerning Democrats and Democratic
officials, are his principal stock In trade
and he does not scruple to make use of
them in each number of his paper
PUBLISHER SPIRIT
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wood~fleld. Ju,y 24. 1877.

"a union Of hearts, 3 union of hands,
A union Of States none may sever;
A union Of lakes, union Of lands,
And the FLAG OF QUE UNIoN Forever. "
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rnr cnnRRr-nrED Gtxo ArwoRK.


One Of the most daring highway rohbcrics
roportcdin sometime was committed by Cherry
Eyed TOMS gang on Friday afternoon. on the
corner Of Thrty-fouith street and Fourth ave-
nuc. AT a few minutes after ono o'clork Miss
Clarence Algcr. Of Flushing. Long island. stood
at the corner waiting Tor n ear. She held her
porkc,book cons piruously in her hand. They
all do. Car No LOT came bounding along. and.
M she raised her hand TO signal the conductor.
one of the Cherry Eyed gang ran across the
street grasp"d her rudcly 10y the wrist seized
her wallet and ran. Conductor Beatty stopped
his car and gave chase. For moment there
WAS grent excitement. in the midst of which the
laly scr ..lmed cat not 10 lose the porkcthpok.
Finding that the condu Tor Was gaining on him.
the young rascal thrD " hi~ plumber 10 one OF his
asSu 'iutes. II fell on the Eruun hut the con-
du tor Wa- too quick for the thief, an bore the
Irizc hack "a III" owner OF course he had no
tim" To- chase the sounded. Int ~ hr il we'll
known To- tic police ~ the Twenty Inst Ward. n
it. barely possible the To- Il police in th" world "
Will kindly detail som" One To- work tur cas-
up. The lHdy WAS prnfus in her thanNs to the
n'mhlc-iootcd condu tor. and gave ham her
tiurI
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and there art begins.
She does with all her might that which II was
not given her to do or course this stern pur-
pose wins n certain admiration. But If we cX-
anime II close enough. will 1t not be found to re-
suit in abnormal and disobcdent doing.
Somebody said her acting evinced admins
trative talent and that IL accurately true. But
1t was evinccd In the composition of the play
no less. Her Anne Bolevn controls, she docs
not cajole. She IL u manager. not a mistress
She subJugatcs, she never softcns her admirers
This IL all the more remarkable because Miss
Dickinson publicly declared her faith in her
own ability TO paint a woman in dramatic cOOrs
more truthfully than man has yet done 1t.
1twould really appear that she sought to ac-
complish this by leaving out the dIstinctiycly
feminine traits and pccuaritcs.
II this dictum and method arc sound II will
no longer do to stop with the inadequate asscr-
ton that there IL sex in art. for there will not
even be- organic veracity.
Miss Dickinson was not. however. in as bad
box as wns Mrs Booth at Nihlo's. This unfor-
tnatc actress was condemned to- play Cleopatra,
what she understood was to be a spectacle.
Her cndcavors to adapt herself to spectacular
demands and ut the same time to dodge An
tonU's trunchcon were ludcrously painful.
She wore "A dress something like that which
Nile Tostce exhibited in e La Belle Helene"
II was rent up the side and allowed ono OF the
limbs to do spectacular duty.
Perhaps it IL proper to say. az tho limb was on
exhibition. that it il not II spectacular leg. but
clearly and individually a mcodramatic leg.
Now nothing is so fatal to either mclodrama
or spectacle ~ the misparing OF legs. These
useful and ornamental utensils are governed
on the stage 10y law as well understood as that
which regulates the choice of wigs and arms.
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DIED.

ADMINISTRATIONS Of pneumonia Mary Brydon
The funeral will take place nom the residence Of hog
uncle WIN kiurhurn, nj PIG East 10th st, on Sunday a.
ernoon At , O'Clock
BARkER-MaJur Charles W Barker. at Rochester, N,
~ suddenly, on Thursday April O. In the 5ith year Of
hir
Relatives and friends OF the family also members of
Ancient Lodgc No 72i and Americas Chapter No 2lJ,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services,
ron the Central Baptist Church. 421 st. near 9Th av,
on Sunday afternoon, April y, alta O'Clock. Remains viii
be taken To Hartford for intcrmont
JEWETT-On Friday 9th inst, Willie, infant Of
John H. and Adolinc ". Jcwetf
Funeral services sunday, 18th inst AT O'Clock r W..
at 49, West 2ist ST. The ncrnent will take place az
kcypor'. J., on tho 18th inst.
WYCkOfF-On Friday. April @. Henry l. wyckon Jr.
Funeral on sunday sih inst M2is =. ". from his pa
rents side in New Lots Long Island Relatives
friends are invited tu attend.
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EOOTITGHT FI.fSHES.

"Azurina" on Monday night II the Bowcry
Miss Davenport purpos.s tn try gao,il. also.
=, =,
Mr. Max Sirako- n has become a dramatic
mAiHA'f
SuuIuy concert will ho given nj the Grand
opera House tonight
NJ If4t, L. .,.f,,u tin. {. ffrt.l r. RI Cari.,,
DO, = - ..f % ' ''''' 80 " N'''' 70 ID
I'll Nliiou Al A'ad" fnv ~ Design In now open
&C., tN' Iiitll. uiN HN sttIlli-
u,l. t.iii. 3D., W..ifa.l'a ,b. Ir,f,r S.ttar, n,.f
t,i,i ,,,tt f III ia Ntf.,i ~ ' ''
,i.. ,Jloid.I .nnox ,vill ,rnknh erroorrcor
~ - y, ~ '' g. - " o. mum 49, ''"li'"'7
''"t W. Wv '' yum ~ "N
Milo. Aimee returns this evening 10 the Eagle
Theatre. L. give sunday concert
ur'N linIroN'iml nv lt'tS uih'h pace IN 'h' en-
"'"'N"'hl az We ''i'''"" '"'""'S
Ole Iull's last concert urior to his return l..
Furnt. M St.ilwa as Hal on Widue ii AZ cv,n nina.
~ Al, .t... - t.... i..t g.
RoS' Mlcl'l u To u" prniu'ri ~ th" .trahd
opera House for tie ile-h however Ni'> Muii'h
- 4 U..rnin, in RAYS" ie the title Of hartley
campi'i last play ani At l. s4id to be successful S
VI - Nfnn Dick fusnu will nrpn1r ovrrv III
,. A., i,i "a ,ir "a IA iit'rns it'ti It... ll,itr.
. 80,
Ms Roots ballad con cert Tor m" lrn III 40
the poor announced fl Tuesday tNtmne lu tArk' ru-
HtU
i,97 J" 'nnMllt - VIZ VII -, 10, " p,, v.'
w.. a., '''' .'''' vs." "il So '' ' ''
'"' way
Tho Dramatic Nnrs states rs n rumor that Mr.
IIIu'ttu and Nj lignlld Will itas, booth I.,
airr nrNi season
attention. H. 'i~nW'l,r' s,,ll'l'ou no. III" Nll.i,
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The wonderNu, Power OF Memory that IL
DexeIoped A monR the sortcr..

Four times year the sortcrs who dis
tribute letters and papers among the window
boxes in the Post ONCE are examined as to their
swlftncss and accuracy. and their pay for the
three months following Is graded according TO
their performances. There are 5000 boxes,
used by over "a 600 persons. Tho sorters arc
assisted by the directions on the envelopes and
wrappers. which often include the box num-
bers but in their quarterly examinations they
are obliged to do without this help. The names
OF the users Of boxes are written on cards. but
no box number or even street address IL added.
There are thirty three sortcrs and ono or two
arc examined Mt n time. They are given ahout
$500 cards indiscriminatcly selected. and they
stand in front of II ease having fourteen pigeon
holes. or one mole for each box window Every
sortrr must know instantly not only carh box
number but the window In which that box il.
They must also detect such cards as do not
represent boXholdprs in the general Office, hut
arc intended for uptown or down town dcliv-
cry. and these must be sorted into two heaps.
Inere are soriets who can undergo this test
without max ing more than twenty or thirty
mistakes, and one man examined yesterday
only put into boxes four cards intended for car
sortSrs secured at The last csaminnt"S s oG " and
% per ccntum. respectively; but they have been
many years in the business. and the boxes do
not often change in ownership. Sorters receive
from $500 to tl,lOO year. according TO their
Not much less remarkable. as showing the
power of memory. is the examination that IL to
determine the merits Of five competitors who
are anxious to secure the place at the head Of
the New York State table. The man who has
held tho position sixteen years is about
to resign. This IL about the most diff
intricacy OF its postal system. Whoever orru-
pics the head of its distributing table must
postal "nccs. and must Know i'm what dis,riI
and on what railroad or stage route each viii
lagc. town. and city lies. and at what times and
in what manner mail matter for cnch must co.
At different hours Of the day and night the
manner Of sending to each place changes
sometimes three times in twenty four hours
fpurfasu huuirpI dullur4 fe tlp sulurv
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Peculiar Real Estate Litigation.

Gcorg" W. Francis and Truckson Taylor.
'oaincn leased from the agent OF MI l.. rit"n r.
ur,d banker ct EA.i Fort, idrd street a piece OF
swamp land ut iiiih and ii5. street. near Mc,amu.
lain aud erected ahNatua-o IlcH vrrc arrested nn a
warrant i.,'h 900 Dnn. ilirf Nathaniel whitman WIN
Ntt~ $40 ts ~ 10 AttNr Hotel vino Uillr4r fil
,ins slnnirf- amt Ju-tte M'f-au ntll ti.n ,ir. 100
sr'i Nail o. ai. Wfr. under 90, .tui i.T Nr rlUi
counsel lflI-ut ti" matter 49, a-tu Ars rias 900 ,r
Harlem Police Court claiming tIc ,rtN a> Dis own
lie sass that n wfn-fDd from M las H., ui.
ia~ iul nrs u Richard '.nnuy who granted IL g. WIN
II tlor,u.c OF fur,ncss iu'el who subs que N Sold
u Ia Whitman The case Will und, reo nlther ln,c I'll.
ullau
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In the supreme Court, Special Term. Brook
4u yesterday judge rf4u granted ana order on me ag
iAcafon e. R-erA Pryor Dr.. iDr ioAnr Hubbard. ior
mfriy rc.o!f,s Que l.an'r, BANS To- show cause WHY
|I' should uf De- NfNf-.I % fNt fOIf' ma Tic
i,-at 40. ilIf t rHl N ttsH- s.tr nm, IuN,,- g.
'it'l - N'u ~ rrsNHr o. Nl, sI.,0..,.. l,ftiIIA
NIutrin- ham a. Doe w. riDrd &C., do. Hubbard ktit
ficm ~ I, own Ioss iDn AMI yaii ont aucNolUtani
n, % =. y. q ML-- Aul r----- lAM,,rs-
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W tRHIIU.

RrcHANAN DAVIDSON -" fhni 49,, Nnrh 90 at
~ last ptl Il iN tho Rev y lauIun nNh IS.
chanan Ind ia Lih,ris pl,i-on b, III ot td,cit
lSEIIA JONES -un ilhr'a"N. .Anl, %. AZ iNr nti
drnce uf the brides iunI, Me Mason Jung lih
AV., by the Rev Or li,uIA Potter y, VIM ls,hu,
SON ri Adurn Ian {" Au,t Ewls,rs s'hslAW lont 3.
daughter Of Mason Mu,iHW jones Hll nj tins city
WHEATON ON W. .' s,luN. Aprl T. $50. N
III. Rev las,y Moore, warren |. Wheaton "i Wheaton.
III 10 Chrsuana, eldest daughter oi le aie Wm siugs
Of tins city.
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Troy, April 1.-Two fires occurred in West
Troy as nlsht The nr,t was the storch-c n the cant
'l Limo and ,omcm Company Tho lu.s s7"u The
second df sffuNri nNt llIng- broadway. The iufa
loss o. s-HNfu. almost tulN insured
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The McmphIs Homicide.

MEMPHIS, April In the Criminal Court this
morning J.. II Coo. who killed NJ NJ. Beach was al.
aud released nom CustndY Cleveland Clarke accused u
benp accessory TO the Killing. admitted to bail IN
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BY beautiful complexion. All women know
this and IL nature has denied II to themitcan be acquired
by using Lards Bloom of YOUTH Sold by every drug
gist in the United statcs-Adr
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McNURRAY ON the 3lst day of March, 1877 In the
Probate Court at Salt Lake city, by his Honor William
X Smith. Judge, james McMurrny from Melissa r. No
Murray Cause. DESERT Defendant has PERMISSION v
resume her maiden name Of Melissa u White.
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s,ciN Of Merida, rh.up, Vera cruz March -, and
Havana AntI3
=. Au.uarl,. Nill,. l'Wr, n,l
:. ramhorou-h. lu,>r. ~ john, y r. AMI Yarmouth
= =. Aprll'
-stlN oi m ,mDul. Lsltch liNcrloo. March ~ and
e. Queenstown ;t'fu
sup rhNuura. MLehHV. Amoy
SlIp tur-Irn. ~trfsou, latrc.
Birk Ma" Euela &C.. tina Stnracc, MAlasA
bnrh St.A. Olsen Antwerp
faIN / SfNa.t COLL. AHckllnA. T.
Bars Has>cl. S.mur l.rn, lis, rpol
Asutu. usual nNVr and Co4riWlsr vessels
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Special yotites.

HYATT's LIFE BAISAM, WITH 30
years public test aud over 10000 remarkable cures.
This old family medicine has urovcna medical wonder in
rheumatism, govt, neuralgia, &c. Sold ny druggists
WANTED TO PURGIIAsT,a buuonholc ma
chin" in good order Apply corner OF Raymond and VIII
llughby SITS, Brooklyn,
s:b HATS, ~ 20 Fine ncrhys about hair Broad
prices sk hats 80 ~. worth So 10 New Chatch r..
up stairs
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STOCK RAISING or FARMING.-ThOse whose
shista should tam about
colony To West Virginia, oi T. W Moore, 100 Chatham
square.-Adr
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"Thr Bursting Of the Grenade" After tho
EAplu,lun p" Removal Of the Injured See A,r l0rk
IRliirutsd Tmos Now ready -ifr
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Furniture, carpets. bedding. monthly pay.
mcnts tnwpcTthwats l53 and l5I Chatham street, 10
large wArtroOns Ado.
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Depends upon digestion and regular habit OF
body functions materially assisted ny MIX VI MashesA
a
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The Heath Of the En,,rc System

Use Ollfl"s Tastcloss Cod Liver oil. with Lime
ami Wild cherry Sold by druggists Depot bo"ci> -
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Susinrss nolitcs.

Dyrinu aud Cleaning IHc Emmr' uA,in- .ni
Cleaning Co can nr ant dol,rr goods Work sullAssDi
~ uore Onr,s. Nw 49, ldNtN. u'ir --l Il l'"i 'ih
AZ near ian It, go ~i aN, H'"r fih a., ku' h"tr
Hotel, Broadway and ~ It,
Fnr u st,ii,h aud Elegant Spring Hat. ""
' EsrENSCHElD. lis Nassau Il
II Operates Like Magic. Mrs WlNSLoN
S,nihus >Aiu, i'i tud r,iiAnf, allb %, li' gums
reduces inflammation, AlnNs all pam
To secure good health aud relief from coughs
md ,nlls. ~ rNkIHI,A NNl OH BAINAM-
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Unlaundricd shirts. Wamsutta muslin, linen
boWms 81 lmle rshiTts and drawers low prices j. W.
Johnston 200 Grand 81 also i27 9th aV col 10Th stAde
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base Hall In Brooklyn.

Onthe Capitolinc grounds yesterday the Hart
ford' dclcatod' the neh by score Of 10 tO3
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DROOKLyN TABERNACLE.

VIII continue h- .rs D.. ''fnun. u iur ro'c ns and
ceupatinf- ou SAL .iih Iru.n- 90 900 ui'u..,
TO I'M NFN or WALL ~TtELr'
Evening r.IHf- .ft ~NIIttft
"tuNNON SENSE ~ Nil1Iit
PRAYER Meeting hHll Hn hour tciurc each -, ryice.
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h the nature and gravity Of the >itus,i
Instead Of ordering troops TO Win
y mucca. there 10 wait further d.vel
Is nent-, they should have been pusl
4, ncrthwari from That point while
II from Lewiston IL is doubtful at t
writing whether any settler. have b'
= lett alive on Salmon river. but If
is their situation is desperate. The tfo'
It from Lewiston can Only reach them
d advancing through a roGgh couu
q overrun by hostile Indians, aud
l. making a long tour by way Of Mo-
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Bric-a-Brac.

A dandy is a thing in pant-loons.
With body and two arms, a bead with
out brsins, tight boots, . cane whscli /.
usually keeps in is month. white
handkerchief highly perfume and
ring on its little finger 4 coq,n;ie Is
q woman with more airs than good
sspss, more sccosnp l!shIneu.s than learn
ing. more charms Of person than eFaces
Of mind, more admirers than fr,ead.,
AID more fools than wis mcn for at
teodan:s.
A woman will take the smallest
drawer in bureau for her own private
Use. and will pack away IN j, bright
bits Of boxes of all shades and sizes.
dainty fragments Il ribbon aud scraps
II lece, fnsmy ruflies. velvet things Tor
the neck. bundles of OBI lnsc-lst'ers.
pieces of jewelry. handkerch:ef-, fans.
things that TO man knows the names
of. xIi sorts Of fresh lsoking, bright lit
tie traps that you couldn't catalogue ia
. column, and any hour Of the day or
night she can 60 to that drawer and
pick up any article she wants without
disturbipg anything else Whereas. q
man. having the biggest, deepest and
widn3- drawer assigned bin. viii chuck
into Il three socks. q collar-box. an OLD
necktie, two handkerchief. pipe and a
pair Of suspenders. and TO save his soui
bs can't shut that drawer without leav-
ina more ends Of things sticking oo'
ssi,on there are things in it. and 1t A.
WAYS looks as though - had been pack
oil By . hydraulic press.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-26

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