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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17
District Court-Januar. Term, 1877

District Court-Januar Term, 1877.
The following business was trans
acted yesterday.
j. II Clark VS.. Jndson & Shepard
defendants motion for non-suit grant
ed, aud cause dismissed.
William Nc Crindle VS.. A. Klienhans;
demurrer sustained, and plaintiff given
until 10 A. NJ. to-day to amend COM
plant by giving price of each article.
j. G. Philips VS.. Rye Patch Co.
ordered placed ON calender, and passed
temporarily.
S. W. Conard vs.. A. T. Gibson; set
for trial Feb 90.
Highly Harris vs.. t. G. Negus; case
tried by the court and judgment
reserved.
The regular panel of trial jurors
excused for the terra.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

If there 10 any victim of an eruptive
malady who despairs of relief, let him
abandon his dependency. So long as
it ia possible for him to obtain GLENN's
SULPHUR Soar he need entertain no
doubts respecting the possibility of his
being cured
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17
THE LEGISLATURE.

10 the Senate, yesterday, Cresswell
introduced bill to amend the civil
practice act.
An act to provide for the payment of
the White Pine Indian War Claims.
passed.
An act to amend the charter of Gold
Hill by leaving the American Flat ont
side the corporate limits of the town,
passed.
Assembly Joint Memorial, relative
to abandoning Walker River Reserve
ton, passed
Assembly bill No. 90 relative to en-
forcing the payment of bullion tax at
the time of an assessment, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Was aud
Means.
In the Assembly. message was re-
ceived from the Governor with his ap.
proval of Assembly bills No. s SO and
81.
Assembly bill No. ZIG, introduced by
Mighels. to abolish the Office of State
Printer, was passed under suspension
of rules.
Edison introduced bill to increase
the compensation of County Commits
sioners.
Harris-a bill authorizing a State
loan, if necessary, to keep the State on
q cash basis.
Moore, of Elko--A bill in relation to
fees of county officers.
Bostlord--a bill re9ni ing mine own
ers to use safety cages in all shafts over
300 feet deep.
An act relative to savings aud loan
societies made special order for Feb
ruary 81.
Ass smbly bill No. LOG, An act rela-
tive to homesteads, passed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

Admitted 10 CT, :zenship.

In the District Court yesterday Bat
tista RecoDzona, a naive of sunny
Italy, having heretofore renounced for
ever his allegiance to Victor Emanuel.
was admitted to citizenship upon the
testimony of Joseph German and B.
Fisher.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Winnemucca Hotel.

d. GEROUX, PROPRIETOR.
Berck, Virginia.
Patfick Pagan. Little Humboldt.
Al Bryant. Paradise.
Geo Carrel, >,
Battista Ricon2oni, Carson.
John Ruth, :,
Dan Waugh. Humboldt River.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

GEO. p. MooRE aud Miss Kitty Hen
derson, Americas Challange Conf
ques are with Woods Opera Troupe at
Centennial Hall Monday night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

A WOMAN of the town, AIMED Ella
De We're. died suddenly in Austin. last
Wednesday--it is supposed from the
effect of opium smoking and an over
dose Of laudanuM.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17
Jail Yard.

In accordance with the repeated rec
concentrations of Grand Juries and we
believe an order from the County
Commissioners. a Jail yard has been
inclosed, with a substantial board
fence ten feet high. Within this in
closure prisoners, or at least those con
fined for petty offenses. can be turned
loose for exercise. 1t will also prevent
persons from going up to the Jail win
dows and passing articles to or convers.
ing with the prisoners.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17
Central Hotel,

HINKEY BROS PRoPRIEToRs.
Capt Elliot, Paradise.
b Fisher, ).
A Janzen. Sacramento.
F Gould, :,
James Isaac. Kansas.
John Dugan, -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

For style, fineness, and durability
call and examine the large stock of
Nevada State Prison Boots and Shoes.
at F. @. Robins, who is selling them at
low tigures~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

Buckskia, kid, dogsain, and in fact,
all kinds of gloves at reduced rates q,
f. G.. Robins.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Los Angeles honey in comb, Eastern
maple syrup and new invoice of dried
fruits just arrived at F. G. Robins.
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Lafayette Hotel.

JOS. GERMAN. PROPRIETOR.
Henry Junkins, Jersey.
p sweeney, Pleasant Valley.
u Pascal, Harmony Canyon.
homas Nc Hugh. Carlln.
7 u Hood, Wadsworth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

SECURE your seats early and avoid
the rush at the door. for Woods Opera
Troupe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

A fresh supply of prepared cocoanu
at +. G. Robins.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

EVERYBODY will be delighted With the
performance Of Woods Opera Troupe
Monday night at Centennial Hall.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

Miss KITTY HENDERSON. Geo. r.
Moore. John Dunno, John Dillon,
Miss Minnie Ross, Miss Lizzie Harvey,
F. Leouhodney. Miss S. Leouhodney
and Otto Lenhart, are the principal
Stars Of Woods Opera Troupe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17
SAN FRANcI>oo STOCK REPORT
Last EvenIns', Board.

Last EvenIna'y Board.
,oo p ne
a doo - !" c.. tos, ,e1<
c czo LII I'n,, =" ~" Ao/' A'/a
ooo ~ ~
100 'g - ATs
175 ella a
doo n N con "a 20 I'm
o@o Le,Palu 3Is . 20"
doU Deiihoh' ~
guy Eye ra,ch o o1} q
o2o Mamma a., "" " e
oU De'e ~
% Goddess ~
looo moaoc 90 ~
1lo " rrizr re s/s
o0o Maih"''en %
ooO o"So AZ r.
5000 u ohaiio' 9Z9 't2 s
ooo 1"iiior" 'a f'/s f'V
ozo o"s'ieg 10
IVY "a ~ oIs ~,
ZIU MtAic"h ne - ,.,oo
go 30 iepo" o"eh. ar it/a if4 o'o
20 tf"wn ro'ot . -
AZ oateuo'ia oH
~ i@Is
ozo Imperial 20 ,e-<
10Y D"1''on ~ i"/s
10Y ofIs
d doo 6richer "a orr
Zoo o'efh'ah o. QUA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-fve per cent of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their
effects: such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpi-
tstion of the Heart, Heart Burn, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at
the pit of the Stomach. Yellow Skin.
Coated Tongue and disagreeable taste
IN the mouth, coming up of food after
eating, low spirits. NC. Go to your
Druggist. and get rs cent Bottle
of AUGUST FLOWER or Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Try tive doses will
relieve you.
Agents Crane & Brigham, wholesale
druggists San Francisco. ian2 fy
There fs NO Article Like It to Clea nse
and Restore.
WOODS IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE
is unlike any other, and has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores gray hair to glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores. dresses, gives
vlgor to the hair; restores hair to pre-
maturely bald heads; removes dandruff,
humors, scaly eYuptiens; removes irri-
tation. itching and scaly dryness. No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Fry it. call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, and don't be put off with
any other article. Sold by all druggists
in this place and dealers everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturer
prices by C. A. Cook Dc Co., Chicago.
Sole agents for the u tied States and
Canadas, and by all Wholesale Drug
gists.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
GARDEN SEEDS.

A largo invoice Of Fresh Garden
Seeds. Just received from lhe East and
California at j. E. sABINES.
WrNMEMTccA. February 18th, 1s77-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

found reasonable.
Meats shipped to.all points on the RailrosR
and all orders prom1oly hllak
GIVE Us A CAEE. ta12 ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-17

One-half interest In c @ mt q NJ MIA
n a ., Winnemucca, Nevada.
For particulars, apply at this office.
WNNEMUccA. February 18th, 1s77-tf
, 1877-03-29

day. 50 ding hole IN that ron,l nj the foot o.
the hll, near my l'on.c, turned ltvin spring o
wntcr Into 7, nn1 fr,tte a gnol mud
hole. We'll. wI,en the cnEgrnnts tahe along,
every day there would lc one ur more teams ult
stuck In my mui.holc, an they woull Ace my
sffcrs stanln' out tloin' no: hm', an' they would
send up ati' git me to co,nc mi help 'en out; an'
] nlwllz charged ns much aA q ltft. Well,
kep' TINT n,ut.i,olc rfght no in RoNl repair
til! made s1j,O0u ott ont, nm tl:en ! sold It
but for &3,inl, an moved up here" Story
number two WIS Tic ott,rr stnnct'auacn,s com;
t,nnto,,- pt &C fur tic. yoke Of steers. "When 1
was a-cEIopptn'-1 could chop soIne, you know
mn folks iifctl to ask me how n,uctl coul,l tlo
In n day. 'liavc you evcr tried IT. aavs they:
mo, nlvcr,' saysf; tnever but once, mn that
WANT really try You sec, juat In show 'cln
what ! could do, ! got lip ono wntcr rnornin'
nforc light mn gr0Hn1 tlr my NJ AlArp, oil. jest
ns sharp, an went into ihe woods. All
chopped like sixty. ttll nt,out , o'clock In THO
a'ternoon, when ! thought IL was a: much
4. 1 could nile atorc shutdown. an vent
10 ptltn'. Well, when / had It ali piled 10 It
measured twrnfy.scycn cnrl. An tlien knew
so1letlEn' WAS wrntg. for knew at tho rate
lad been cl,oppEn' it ollg1ter be more. So
went back M iegun lnotin' round to see what
the trouble was. AM there, Right at the fust
tree cnt in tho mornln' Was my ax.l,ead. Ynu
src, The thing WAS loose au' ST, ped OH, an'
had been choppn' all day with tho bare hcive."
, 1877-03-29
THE OMAHA POsT.OFFICE,

nv,.. IT,. ~ 1n0' q" y.t." ~ =. ,sua1 ns.
w. or ~. .'se" "'o @ ~ A"s IMMUNE OF
Tha ~ nnass. 'as,. 'Hs r.r'',1san ~ .sm
". ths ai,)vntmcnt OF the nc" Po'ttnaater for that
e'!: Hta3f'
itthe dny Of the reputable femtnta Of the epuh.
hsfty sfc q r. an ~ nncrtnr !t- sake ot hs
sSins "ncr " H. e. the soi,
Thomas +. ltait o.. .n,aatcr Il fnaia on II: srid
.xet Ind eoaalrnrs In.Hs.. :ns @ lid i.ens
srnysally It ihts enmmnni,y Hsvsn men put 0f ey.
rc y ~ .n "icen ict y, ~ e moha s!gn anGh
T1,s ErnvSncnn rocs m IN o..v,h.,...s,.n,, ,,,,,
Procured liz nomination by rfcsideut ttr.nt n H.
ast t!ays If his tnrT1 isam. ne IL" c,"vo -" so =
was ta na,tr stnsrs snI sstsan.1 mea.n wna'
lie rrrn1tcd H. mn,nir.tton ~
Yost IL. ' IL III n,t ~ A ~ ~ hsap!u.ca a,s. M
Whit does srnotnr sann'iers ,a~S N,nnn as.: ss:;
thi., ~ T. ii .soa - III fu5 noth1g+ haFe
, 1877-03-29

1'tcrco NJ. u. Young, fcccnt Representative
In Congress from 9corgia, WIS Confederate
General, aud d graduate ot West Point. flo
calile to Washington soon aftrr the War, seek
Ing to havu his disabilities removed. lie Ii u
line, manly fellow, and seeu,s tn llavc aecentcil
tic results Of tile WAr fu good iatlI. 1Ic went
IL Tfad Stevens, anu 1llal began to play witt.
lin,, ns he sometimes did with those whom hs
intended To make his Victims. lie said:
!" You arc graduate of West Point, be-.
llcvc!"
"Ycs, SIR"
" Educated at Tho expense Of the United
States, bGlEcvc, which you swore faithfully
ever to forever to dcfcudi''
ayes, str.n
"You went Into tho service Of the Internal
NcbclIonW
Ayes, sir"
"You were brigade commander tn the rail-,
Into Pennsylvania which lcstruyr1 the property
Of 50 n'any ot my constitnrntsf'
Yes xir."
"It w,s d squat Of inen under your direct
chnrEt md un!er your ters0nal command tE.at
burtetl my railing E.mill''
- Ycs, slr.h
Young thought liz Was gone, hit seeing that
the old veteran had can1r into the possession VI
the Inst taat, which Young did mt dream he
kncw, 1t wuA tn,.nussIbie 10 tcny tho truth nf
l,ts question: Thu,1 reared ont, "Nc|l, / I{kv
Your ID imputlcncc. will see that y,,lr
disabilities arc removed. tlooh morning." Anl
tho next day the bill passed the 1louse.-E4-
CkaHVf,'
, 1877-03-29
Nf1SERgEs or lOYALTY,


Hearing that tllu Queen looked In capital
lscn'tl1 Of, the day she opened Parliament, the
Court mllncrs, dressmakers, Jewellers, and 50
forth, liayu beclI IN stAtu OF twttcring delight
at tho prospect Ut gnol business as u result ot
Court festivities to cosne; but II IL much tu bo
feared they arc tlUomci to disappointment this
year, as they iIavc been eyer since tho rfinse
co''sort's death. 1t appears that the heated
atmosphere cugrndcrcd In crowded assemblies
acts OH the Queen exactly M seaaickncA4 does
with noat ot uB; II creatGs i,a.1sru which notll.
ing but gazing to bed will rcl:oyu; md the great
lady's dtsrom!ort Is certainly nnt diminished by
tho Necessity wlel, alsu exists III these cerrult-
nials Of stan'tg fur luura Oh her feet. His rs.
minus one u Eusenfc In tho days af her beauty
anl power " MI Empress. On sone orcasions,
at tho fiIlpcrin balls ut thu Tulrstes, the Etu-
prcsa Uael to wear q magnificent Diamond
ctown, full nine inches high. Onc evening, At
lml! At tl!a paacc, sulAe OF tbs Antervn,I ia,ltrs
formed tue acquaintance ot one III EuEenie't
lat!trs ot ls0tlor, al VT sppke ta lIer aLn.rtng-
" VI tho Enltreas' beautiful appearance Whit.
III. proudly eruw,ett. "Yca," She answered.
"sl'c louka l,altson,u 80. anl by the strict luws
bf Court lcturltnl se sllpul'l wear The ImirrfaI
sown ut all sael gatherings us these, but the
truth II every tllM size wears That cruwt, tncaNs
furty.ctght lIoura III intense suffering.
, 1877-03-29

A striking tnstat,ee of sag4clty In luhstcr is
recorded by Mr. Barker. OF thu lkot!lesuy Aqua.
rum, In letter to oue of tbs seet~t, papers. 1t
seems that thrcs tubstcrs wcrs PLACED III tank
previously occupied hy 1at tlss', aud lit which,
Inadvertently i!ounlcE had bseu left hurled In
the s|lingc, where 1t died. One vi tlIe lobstrrs
"a veteran of unusual sixc soo,s discovered tho
It's resting. place retired Will, it. u II corner Ut
the taiik. Shortly Mftcrwarl II wis uoticct tAas
tho itounder was tlissIng. IL WIS impossible that
tic lautltu ot net revealed the [rt that upon
tllc uppruuh of the two leaAet Ios,siers 10 Itu
buried tlu FOUNDER Dencatl. l,cap vi sliLngte
IN which 1lt now mounted KuaItl- Five tfiIrs
within twu hours was the tuunller unrartncl and
" often did thu Willy lobster rabury II With his
huge claws, each tlllIo Asrr,ldii:s the kc a.u
turning bold trult tu lis cu!ni,ankn,s. THIS
story shows cottvlnsiyrly what y vast utmuunt Vt
qur,rtlrd lntelltgcuru may ao,netIlles liz con-
VrAlud In a salad,
, 1877-03-29
NAUGHTY NICOLINI.

biguor Slcolini, the wicked tcnur, has shocked
the pr,ldcry OF Vienna. Let 1t DC remembered
that Vienna. in spite OF it, alleged looscucss IN
morality, has gooI deal OF pruderr to shock.
Well, during = performance ot ''ito,ncu aud
Juliet in tne Austrian Capital, the othcr uight,
.tdtIt,ut Itati, eAo ras ths JAl.<;, 10 IL. &Alu
tpsn'y-oNt !itnes As kiss surcce1ed klss, tle
excitement bcrasne intrrsc, until a. shr close VI
tho performance IL was found ty u,natronly
1tLsH, who had kept tally, that the WieKc4
trpoF had siasca the prin!a donna fifteen tiil,es
Mose than was set doxa In the stage business"
, 1877-03-29
TWO STORIES.
HQftoA .4JE*rttstr,

a alAaachusetts gentleman, just returned
from over the Csnaassn border, tells Us these
stories: lie was IN the hotel general ul-aecomu1o-
dalton room, when two veterans OF the {aotsl)
bar. laying schsnes for u drink, begau to tsll
stories to cach other for hts benefit. "These
arc awful hard tsu,cs," said ous. NJ never saw
such titnes beforc, except when was In Ohio,
an' then ! was hard put u u to gtt along.
Nothln' 10 DO. / had q yoke Of atce1s, but they
want tusuLn' notA!u'. But lived right On tho
sval thu Western emSgrIuts went over every
, 1877-03-29

CnyTfspondfncs .itn lurk C1uia,sscfui AitfFfisar.
The children seldom have anything IN them
hut little rcd cord tied around their waists
One Ut my blocstrings would make suit of
clothes for the whole parrish. You will Acc al.
pprbly'furr,rI women with only linen cloth
over one shoulder Al,l 50 luwn around tho
waist. In ntltliton Ia th!s . cloth IL wound
around tho loN1 IN much tho same way ~ Ullr
Juvenile diaper Ia applied. uut their adornt.,ent
does not end here, Tor around each great tue uru
ohc or two huge a'IycE Rugs, uNd around t'Iu
nnklcs half doxen. Tho sano Oh each urlu. on
tnsers, aud IN The ears, aud fu the LETT nustFil Ii
a huge cluster silver ring.
, 1877-03-29

York. 10 recover on interest coupons Of bonds
jssnei by the township In aid Vt the fhrs + nrcn.
tour Railroad. taymcnt wins rrtlstch on tho
Rronnd OF tlrgallty IF Itsuc. lnantamnf direct
Ing thu Town Auditors 10 Andtt the s,uis,A nH ccf.
ilfy tho necessary sum 10 my the Judgment was
lHsnct. -. .... a..
in the pstftct Court suit WAS entered on the Of
fcEnl bon Of James Hen. Of txcksnnylu to recoy-
e. ths MIN Of ai.3:1 due The t1nscrnsncnt. Rea
VIA appointed Consn1 At Relfart. 1rrlant. Jnne?i
INCH AM! rcsgHed In lH73. In settlement Of hia
nrcnunta Tho sun, mentioned whH fnnntl 4lne. lila
tnnisincn are The lion, j.. I. MnrtlrOn aud ". Z.
Moldinan. nntlcfsto0l 10 be rcaronkibtc.
, 1877-03-29

For eight years the Post Office at Richmond,
Va, has bccu managed by MIs. Van Lew. AZ
her commission as Postmaster Ii about to cx.
plrc, several prominent men III both parties arc
actively setlInGinK for Err sl,oee. atlss tul
Lew dghts boldly fos her position, a.,ti will prob
ably hold tho fort. She has brought OH Two IT,
malls telatiyes, has taken 4 suite of r,sonlS 1t
WNtard's, aud Is managing the campaign axaiuat
her distinguished competitors With tbs skull Ql .
, 1877-03-29

VtIf0Ig FFkE 4FfFN
When 4 lengthy citizen shot into the air as he
walked along Woodward avenue Yesterday, and
then came down in lcap on the flags, all old
man h.Am'ing On The corner inquired:
u Did yLn say 'Enreka1'n
"No, SIR not by n blamed sight, SRI"
shouted the within.
40 well, rs all the same-rou found IL Iuxt
as much suppt,se," growlcu the old man "a hs
got Into a store la hurry.
, 1877-03-29
BIttlARnS.

UTICA, March 27.-~Eligcne Carter, Of Toledo,
and Tl'otnas J. Gallagher, OF Cleveland. were
victors iii the billiard tournament ycstcrlay.
They defeated, respectively. Knight, Of Corn.
Ing, and Jaeoh echacfcr, Of New York.
, 1877-03-29
TIE COURTS.
The compfainants Against the
Protection Life Back Out.
N Liability Of Siotkholdt1 of ths Old Raau'
!atiurcts' National.
Record Of Judgments aud New SHIFTS
Bankruptcy Mattera

eeirer In the caao of " NJ 'toou'ns " ino i!o-
.hn, n', ~ ~ :t,,.h, m Tor eorn,, The plead.
lngs In shs case Ab"shdtd tn n'1n''at'on' ad oven
sbstgcs ,eain,s shr oppo.tnR part'et, and II was
sApes.ea ... lively tins w.s'l % hs Ind: 's the
epeela'ofs, anu enpoe'aJ s"e ~iI" ss,.,,,s",.s
duoncd to QUO dlsapponlmet. tue ae'en.a" ca, 1s.,
westo,sr es ons Of The counsel for aoodns. Who
stated. in yer, mild and unwaslke volee. that he
wiei,ed 10 Withdraw all mosions he ar his partner
s,a ss No s.p.naa', were s,sn, ns .,osf
ieiar t6st thsy had been deceived b. s,o pss
ns ea"'e e. III % r1s nv
H. s ha pr w ~ s,,e, 70 @as sc
ne ~ ,1G rs nca t,m~ in tha ,snni vny ttoa"i, from
Fss.sat .grss.sass. + ooS. !: t!suxh tssfs sgSd
..a m.s,sa Hs complainant costs by eo;opainsnt'
r.: :sa tSrGngh t.otucma az:
- .nx s.ns. ux ~ h. ahoniG ~ T.. ,M.rishs ~
sonisn,p,: n ;ale r.' i..asa: hat tss M ssea%sat @
~ss se1 70. ~ "a S'nS n ~ rne ts
oS ~ aa IL III, ~ 1e.,'.ei irnys. % sul Edwar's
;rs ars ..s, so s,a "ass
1l.nk tetttn9 o.t thne H. ~ had M terovetc1a over jaay
s"'"x - g s !ssf' pists;;s: s..ss@ss. @sds i
the President It Hola,es no no ,... a.sses eou'd b.
Sand "at =! % Wf in )" 'ay ;.rsr e
c ~ s ssn1 en-. a.a ~ n" Hit m.tnr sI tys
:tosE5oiia. q the 6ank ps!.e. :'eisndsSt sh.!!.
shn ssvmsrt ~ ihr' dehts al thr b,nk
- S.upo. N%sT - IL. s.t."f. ~. -. ~.
, 1877-03-29

veteran politician. She las made the personal
acquaintance OF Mrs. Hayes, nn'i, With her Two
female I.acntcnnnt-{;cncrals coyers ali tic
points nectssary for sueres..
, 1877-03-29

| Ahl we'll twcrc with mankind II words Of decait,
I Ut siander. 4nt passion 80 dread.
! More seldom wcre uttered; and batter.
Far better, II ali wrfo unsatd-
MARcr TO, 1875, A. u. ~
AN ADVERTISING AGENT.
| Enr!tnaion Haettvr.
We thought, from tic way he cAInn Into tlo
| Office and slammed his cane down on the table,
and took the best chair, and spst on tue stove,
and said, "Weli, Gully, how docs the old thing
workt" that be was o circus-ngent; but lila
card showed him to bc modest, unpretending
/ advertising agent OF Wisconsin paper. He
had Just come from Chicago, he said. We eald
"Aht'-not because there was any PARTICULAR
original briIIianey In tic remark, but bccauso
that Is what We generally ray, with rising ae-
cent On tho final syllable. whon mnn tells us
he has been TO Chicago. " Yes, " he sata, hc hal
been 10 Chicago "Had We a Nun tip thcrcl"
"No, VIC badn't.n "Wsil," ,e said, "ton't
SEMI one there. Just a wnstc of ttinc. l'yu
been there nearly three weeks, aiil Just elni,
myself every ttn,c think wl4t u fool was to
throw away 80 much tlu,a that might have put
| In somewhere else 10 a.lyantatc.h
"Didn't lie do anything IN Chtcagol" we
nskwi. rutIer ti.nhi'y, fur We heeah 70 see tlIat
We were In t1,s r. presence q! 4 Master Al'nti.
uous tour; "hars'ly ,,:"!c expcn*es: didn't pay
salary. There Three weeks. ul,.l o.liy tnn.c nyay
with 81. HN worth o. ~. q u cash, q ecdrar,
and TINT nlakc' II little t'eiteTt but dint !my
fur all tint tff'le ll1w n'tict Caltago mlveft's'
lug ara you tatryinct'
Wy couldn't tell HIN, Indeed, without ronsult-
ing thr busl'lcss.'',a1'ager, M wswerr cun!cnt
t!'at te Ma'Ss7 Ill.,, , ; a. inse agatcs; u least
~ or q worth ul lsG Ctl'tnEo auvertlfctnenta
We bcKan to think whMt ]cwc! thfs inat must m,
BE- on tue h'isttess M stalI OF uHiiy paper. Was
Ae gong to ~, Loals.. Me ashGtt.
IL burst in!o a., snort Of deris'ye Laughter, for
ali tue world like tic Opposition benches til
been thc5c," he sati, "qnd mint going
bark until tiales p;ek up little; DcadIst
V1aca you ever etr1,ck n your life. Nothing do
lns Jast .. i"tl,tnE. tit, Why was ti,urS te9.lays,
Ten whole lo,ls days.-'s ~ Tn ..i truthful man.
n.es a1 . h. ,, pnsd out ''is note.Gook and
figures, -~.'ycs. sir, wills In g. Louis tcn days
t. m hour. and only got Sl,HT.5. am! el,-
casll-l,.aslvurce mis-. Don't you sent! ina,l to
l0niu."
| "WhEch way NILS l,I going from D.irtnRtOnl"
,ye asked, deeply Impressed. "t>h! out along
, 1877-03-29
pAlkI,Nl.Ika WANTED.

1,AnrNg4 wAATED-wlrll CAPITAL To JoiY
! two 9rtIre yttshx !Ith Ut AHlslr exj" Frnce Ari
contfulltnx gn4sraa !n lta!imi line II bsiirss Ia
starting asw hoise. AtIress u u. tribune unlcc.
l}AnrNEE wASrEn-I CAN nFFEK 4 uooU or:
larty with few hundred doIara. II, TrIhu,ls Ecc.
l'AHrSEl: &ASTKn-py }:ESroSsl1sLK PATTY
] tA prhturt euil1ll(S4ut Etutlncps new nAylnk
good ltsnR1 Can h. !urGgly fnrtt4.els hatc fi
" SI,A0 Cash; nj fsak. Alteas IN. Tribune o!tE,
1AWrNEii wASTEl,-IN TIE GIiAIN ASu Cum.
nlts4on business. with party whu has inrh III AAlne
fnMr yss1 ist hats snie saEftal; strictly eoatdsI
tlAt. A1Ife.t L VI, fEatHAe 0Illcg. -----
, 1877-03-29
CURRENT GOSSIP.

BETTER ITNSAIn.
When The Wild waves Of lasslon riss high In tht
soul.
And the sunl,ghi of mitineSs hat fed,
hnsh the n,nd sentence that fatn wontd bt
heard
Il Is heltdr, far better, unsatd.
A sinner has Wandesed swsy FROG, hs Truth
BY hif to0r errtnk nature teen led:
Hat drive him mi onward hY singing tebukes-
vhoy ato better, lar hettef, Gnaa.h.
And The hearts that surround III, that make lsc st
dear.
t1y words ean they often to bfcj;
Tat lifetime Of soflnw nny come II theis bift-
They're better. far better, hn0atd.
Never lead 10 iafso Flattcy N utctance Of thine
Let Truth b tho standard insttad:
At beat they are useless, Ihest unr,canln8 words,
And batter, faf better, unsa,d.
Ahi we'll 'twcrc with mankind II words Of dccait,
Ut siaader. snit pasalon 50 dread. b.
More seldom wcre uttered; and batter.
Far better, II alt wrru unsasd
MAncr TO. 1a7B. A. H. y.