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FRS. BlHeHAMs SWEET TAR REMEDIES

CONSIST Of SWEET TAR DROPS for slight Coughs
" and Hoarseness. SWEET TAR TR0CHES Tor
tickling irritation Ia the throat tending % cough.
SWEET TAR BALSAM, TO be used in connection with
the Drops Troches according the nature OF the
complaint for deep seated and hacking Cough, Group
the various maladies affecting the Lunga and tending
TO Consumption.
Mrs Blnghams remarks on the treatment and cure
OF Throat and Lung Complaints obtained after an ex.
perleuce OF many years In connection with her Sweet
Tar Renedes be obtained OF any druggist free OF
charge. They mpart valuable and useful Information.
SWEET TAR REMEDIES e:e pie nome prepara-
tona sanctioned by the highCs IT. .ca authorties and
are sure In their effects Tor what they are recon-.
uended. REDlNGTOH d CO.. San Francisco.
, 1877-09-14

Use Burnham's Abietine for rheumatism
and neuralgia.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21

The outlook for the season here as far
- mining prospects and operations are
concerned is still wrapped up in uncer-
tainty. In those mines where work is
IN progress, even on small scale, the
developments are unusually satisfactory.
There seems to be abundance Of rich
rock in sight and parties interested are
looking forward with much interest to
the resumption of work in all the mines.
This if accomplished under favorable
auspices would start the camp on the
road to prosperity again. There are no
better mines anywhere, and it is unfor
tunate that past management has Tee.
such as to operate very dctrimeutally to
the interests Of the camp. IT our mines
had been worked on their merits and
everything had gone along smoothly the
bullion products of this camp would have
been kept up during the past two years
the same as in its most prosperous peri
DDS. Indifference on the part of the
owners o. the mines has had much to do
with the present depression. This iu-
difference has been conspicuously exhibit
ed in the past by sending incompetent
men here to manage the mines This was
followed by the suspension Of work on
lodges, nearly all Of which have recent
~ displayed remarkable richness. ludf-
ference was also manifested by the own.
ers in not taking steps to relocate their
mines, in allowing debts to accumulate,
and taking no steps to prevent the nun
erous suits that are now pending in the
courts. All these troubles nj yht have
been averted by prompt, judicious aud
economical management OF the mines.
Now that we are brought face to face
with them, we shall have to await the
issue oflegal proceedings. Whatever
may be the result, it is certainly the
hight Of folly to suppose that the com
munity will derive sny material benefit
from the working of the mines on H.
mited scale. The operations of two or
three men in mine tina. has all the
facilities for working fifty men or more
to advantage, amount to nothing, aud
are productive Of very little benefit to
the people Of the camp generally. We
need outside capital, good management,
prompt payment OF workmen, and under
such auspices there are 90 mining c.n ps
in the world where money can be invest
ed to better advantage than 1t can be
right here in Idaho. Our richest
lodges have not been touched yct.-Aua
ldnche.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21
SAMPLE CE ksa..sEGREs,S.

The following is the pedigree of the
stallion "Ebheezer," owned by Tom.
Evans, Esq, Of Umatilla Reservation:
"Ebinee=er' was sired by "Cultus," on
which the Cayrs Chief rode when he
made war upon the Salmon in the
Spring of ISL; he BY "Tum Tum;"
ne by High you Muck "a Muck" he by
Claiming" lie by "Ccpauica;' he hy
"Skcokum-chuck," AMI he by the cele-
GRATED Saw Horse" brought into the
country by Lewis aud Clark in l776.
which wonderful animal it will be re-.
numbered had the two legs on the lett
Tide shorter than those on the right ard
Sus we'll adapted to ca, buach grass on
sidehill. The race has 'dwindled
Town to this solitary enc, which is des-
lined to psrpetuate the name Of his H.
ustrious "liath,is." His dam was
ired by "Clatchman," whose dam was
.Potlatch Six" For further pedi- rec
xam'ue the Amc,ican record On
Hore," page PCS ,GO3. Lucky Tom.
II. ". Un'chmna.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21

INDIAN REl1cs.-1h5> high water
last June uncovered vhat toYidcn,l,
had besa en- Indian grave SVrd 1T the
point of land formed by the ihu Zion o
the Walla Walla river With the Colum-
bia. Recently parties have, been dig
ging aud prospecting there for spe.i
mems. A large number Of bones, skull
Aatten.d at the sides, stone hatchets
pestles and arrow heads have beel
fonud. The grave Of the dead Indian
in each case. seemed to have been sur
rounded with cedar posts. The pres,
snce Of the stone implements, indicate.
that that spot was used as an Indian
cemetery 200 years ago or MORE W.
". Union
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21

The CIVIL SERVICE. On this sub
ject the New York Times speaks thus !:
The great need Of the civil service is
stability and character, and these can be-
secured only BY reasonable re,manency
Of tenure. Removals only should be
made for good cause, and the exie.enc,
Of such cause should be ascertaiued and
determined by the department under
which the officer acts, through its own
agencies, not through interested outsid
ers. Every department possesses, OF,
should possess. the means knowing
whether or not its subordinate officers
properly perform their duties. The Off.
GERS of the proper departments at Wash
ington are much better judges of the
efficiency of postmaster, marsaal or
= collector than the Senator or Repre-.
sentative.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21

MOVEMENT OF THoopS.-It is un-
dcrstood that the expedition ordered to
establish Il post at or near the Wallowa
Valley. will leave here a week from
next Monday under command Of Capt.
5. G. Whipple.-W. W. Union, Of the
18th.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21

Br1GEAM loUNG.-Says TIE Salt
Lake Tribune:
In every light in which we can view
the case, the necessity Of brigham
Young being made 70 answer for his
crimes seems urgent aud imperative,
and it will only be r"ckcry Of justice
10 visit judicial wrath upon the betrayed
and mlsled tools aud suffer the greatest
criminal to 90 free. We rc-ecin the
sentiment of the New York Herald:
Nv hen brigham Young and half
dozen OF his worst accomplices shall
have shared the fate Of John d. Lee,
there will be but little further difficulty
in dealing with the Mormon problem"
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21
SECRETARY OF IDAHO.

The Portland Standard of the 9th
says that Z. p. Crandall is booked for
the Secretaryship OF Idaho, aud the
Oregonlan Of the 10th says:
ut is rumored in this city tkat Capt.
c. Z. Crandall has been appointed Sec
rotary of Idaho Territory. and that he
is now 'en route to Oregon on a short
visit before assuming Official duties"
Out Of the mouths of two witnesses
shall everything be established. Hence
till further proof is adduccd we will
have to accept Of the situation. We
had heard it infatuated that secretary
Curtis was about to resign and have his
resignation take effect the 30th of June.
But SO many things can be heard now
a-days that faith in reports is cas- "
shaken. If we mistake not Mr.. Gran
dali is from Salem Oregon, and at enc
time was associate editor Of the Ore
gonlan with Mr.. Scott the present edit
or. His experience on this coast, aud
his general business capacity ought to
qualify him to make good secretary.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21

An English NJ. p. who. knows what
he Is talking about, defines alcohol as
s.the devil in solution"
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21
s { s s s s { s s s

10 the W Orking Class.--We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant EN-.
rioyment ut home, the whole of their time. q,
thcr spare moments. Business new, light an,
profitable. Persons of either sex easily carr
from 30 cents to S. per evening. and propnr
ti"nal sum by devoting their whole time to IN,
business. Boys and girls earn nearly ms mrc.
As men. That all who see this motto. sc,
their address. and test the business we max,
TINS unparal sled offer: To such as are n.
we'll satisfied ne will send one dollar Ia nav f.,
the trouble Of writing Full particulars, san
pies worth several dollars to conn ence work n,
and a copy Ut Home and Preside, one of tn,
largest and best illustrated Publications. NIL
sent free bv mail. Readers if you want perma-
nent. profitable work. address, GxoRsE SrrN.
~ . Co., A1Gosta. Maine. sl-Sm
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21

During a., ~ year Tie Northern
Pacific Railroad earned 100000 over
expenses.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-04-21

a STIR OVER VWEED's DISCLOSURE.
New York, April 4.--Great Efforts to pre-
vent the contamination ofthe comrrom
lse by the release ot Tweed. we've made
the past week by he n.cn still in the
Legislature aid courts. siiu to be most
involved III the expected Disclosures re
garding the pas>ag Of the Tweed char
ter. Among the Documents in the
hands OF Harper Bros. for future publ
cation, is said to be the evidence that
S25O,UuO Was divided among I've Re-
publican legislators to secure the passage
OF this charter. The suppression Of this
evidence, it is understood. will depend
upon the a!acrity with which those who
received it, repay it to the State.
, 1877-02-13

RocKyoRp, ILL.,, Feb. l2.-'ffc fourth attempt
to bring the Wilkle-Flynn branch Of ths 3;n'<.-
Early scandal was made to-day at Be'yidero be-
fore Judgs Murphy, of tho Boone County Cir
cult. No less than three conttnuances have
been granted, and II was feared TINT even
fourth attempt to stay Justice would bo made
by tha defendants. Senator Early bad Ill his
witnesses ready, and II now !ooxs as though tho
case will conc 10 trial Tomorrow. Tho Hon.
William Lathrop sud alcssrs, Crawford and
Marshall and state'a Attorney J. G.
Carver appeared for tho prosecution, and A.
y. TrIds, Of Chc4Ro, aid Y. u. Brace, VI
Rockford, for tie defense Franz Wllkia hnd
Patrick Flynn uiso aupeared III Court. Cons!d~
erabls interest u awakened ~ the tase agatn,
and ali asu anx.ous that }ustiee should he speds'
" administered. 1t will bs remembered that
flynu aud W.ikio are on trsaf for cot..p!Ftng to.
Kether to 1cla1ns tho character 81 Ains Early,
In or,lct that tho damaKe. awarded her BY Tue
Chicago Jury OF Saa50 might bo cut down by
the supreme Court. They were Indicted nearly
two years ago by the Grand Jury OF WipnebaEo
County,
, 1877-02-13
CAsPhR BUTZ,

TO The Editor df Tht Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb 12.-1 havo read with sorio de-
gree of interest The arlftes Of yonE Springfield
correspon lent In regard to the now 5tate.liousc,
and aleo bis sr.ctures upon tho ict,tnE Of tho Ia.
bot OF the stone enters In the penteutEaFy 10 W.
D. Richardson In 1879. As this last matter was
Thoroughly Investigated by tho Democratic teEiata.
tu.e OF 1870. and tho rcniscntiary Committee Of
Tho prrsont House Of Representatives wilt neot at
tho pr!sun in few days, would mt hare said =
word about II II my nama had mt bccn mentioned
AZ ppe OF the etgnerB Of tic contract with lticntI.
son, which nctu,n your correspondent declares to
have been contrary TO law.
without gotn !: into dctaits, into which. II they
think It worfb while. truet tho comnllttco will
60. can otly aar. that. II ever did the State
ZONE scsyics, II was by ruttlng my stgnatufr u
that CONTRACT, which. In fact made tho Fcntscr.
t.ary Al last scif.snAtalnlng. No word Of censnra
was hcsrd at Tint tlne ab0nt orr action; on tho
contrary, tho public press praised It. fonr COR
respondent says there was nssee m ad.ofttse.
nlstaktn; tho tetttuR was ad,crtf.od according to
law IL TnK CnIeA1o Tninusg and other papcra;
there wcFg m4ny bids for lllt labor fece1Fed, aud
Richardson's bid waa the hiahpst.
Of the tran2actfons which occurred stntt lett
the oEDcc know very little, although hclicyc
that onr SUCCESSORS have acted In Kood lalta, AMI
will be able to give satisfletoFr eIplanatlon.
mi hi answer TOUR correspondent In full. g!xing
iii tic faets Is far A. they within my recolfec
tIon Int prclar to lcayo tho Who!t matter to tho
Comm ttcs, an hope the puillc Will also bo ron-
tent 10 wait tor taa resut OF lholr investigation.
Yours truly, CAtrAN UCTk+
, 1877-02-13
IMPORTANT TELEGRaPplC NEWS.
rr~.s1F Dtst.dfrA IN Y6< fftbhNt


BALTIMORE, Atl., Feb. 1a.--The cnsirc system
Of telegraph line and Offices Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, through to Chicago
aud Ctuctunatt, was to.luv transferred from the
Western uulon to tho Atlantic j. tacidr Te4t.
grup,, giving TO tho iattur The benefit Of l4o
new Offices, and an anadlitlonal ruuts for Its Wcat.
crn business, with the use Of over 1900 miles VI
wire heretofore included In tito Southern d'vls-
lon Of tho Wcstcrn Union Telegraph Company.
Those lines eud ol :es will, from to-day, eonhtl.
tutc the Bhttlnoro Il OHIO D.vis!on OF tho A.:
1antic d. Pacific Telegraph Company. Tue local
bus.nyss ui.tlc Marietta i Cincinnati Division
vii, nut be Included Ia tho new arrangement
until May !. w!lc,, tho contract with tic West
ern Union Company on that division expires tn
accordance With The reqursl Tires nonths' no.
tlse given tast week. The Atlantic q Pacstlc now
llas fur independent routes from tho Reaboarti
West, together With numerous rrost.lfnes. On
tnlu:ry u thu os!sse Of the Western un!on here
to-lay, 1t IL learned that they arc not aolo to
work any wires ever the Baltimore = Oiifo route
West. add that they ure refusing business ior
fI,uat Of tho plaees an that road, they having
wtrca 10 but few ol these tuwps.
, 1877-02-13
1877.

ptosims Inv sa4. ooo for toef.. coal. blasEsmltb.
. sn To-
him BY the Peulteattafy.
4 LITTLE srnANoz. ..> .....
It does seem straags. that RtchaFdsoa should
haya only drawn 30 sm4ll m amount compsrstiss.
oaey fs H.
ths eoes. M I'll et he lsa,s Fnnd ba. H. pfss @
Legislature l. nos ths bod, th.s |. going to dad It
Up to May 1e, 1879. Rtehatdson's, ths State
NoGse sud conytct:lsboE accounts Esse kept to.
ev.hef. but slnco thai stn,s they hsso beep kept
AepasutelY ~ two accounts. May 1n, 1878,
RICHARDSON WAS sNDEHrrp
10 paid up IN shs june following. rp 10 .ist tna
As S.a e. u. i ee.n. naso.d
to the pcDlc atlsry u thu An,ognt Of ~, Vfs03.
When she Fsn!tsnsiasJ Canan't*s!enes* !asgsd
new 4ppro orIa..oa. which was turned over e him
On shr ca4h payment w him to Tbs PenlsentlaEY ot
Sl5, 09o, ieaYtnE Gsanca 4us ihs stsis of ~.
April. isS5 wi sSrueI osst bodily q H. Psat-
tentiasy. Also that Of !tetobsr. 1915 forxl 200,
aud hat of Deecubes. 1873. TOR $40, !ol .D4.
want to call your atte1tiDn to fAct, and II Il
/ GLAZING DKFkcT
In oar law. The Warden Of ths Penltentlssy has
70 ssssss aaa Pay aat a,onsJ 'Hs b. q.
Nal. Mctaushrey, belie9a to be ~ honest and
upright u,au. la seeoaa To- have no de4!ts 10 hlde
saythinX; but nAat ~ admitted that the present
tefests Of the nuhlc, and base allowed RLehAEIsoa
to Sotupsunlse t4o 700 tn such way That the stats
M a't l. ,e..s ,h II. joa dues Paelo
Eea, 10 have no sanctity. They sfv
son.dstsa noboiy's psopcrty. and hence are
tsstsa " eass'cs.ne.. sna s1tsass:anes. bI tha.a
sss In thc1ast sopoft oi thu comal.sionsTs oe.
ours tas ssAt*iasat that the contract with ". p.
, 1877-02-13

stWont you dcnyitF'
~ won't sAy nythfng atont Il. Ton Will ret
my .tatcrnent when It Is ready. Tou won't get
snyfhing e1sc."
She wonld deny anything that was not true, bnt
when tt eame to her legal operations. she vac ~
dumb a. eht wAs before spiritual aid descended IN
ansHef to her fnsocAtlnna.
now TO CONCLUDE.
The Mrs. Jeanette N. Robertson who sAJa she
wal n,trlcrlout'y cured In 1874 IL the mother OF
Hank Davis. and ttsitded on bis tnaf. She then
swore her name vas Mary Davis: ahc now says It Ia
Jeanette ". Robertson. She then swore that ehc
tended. alone. N her ron dnriug six months o.
1870 they two constituting the family; she stated
10 tho reporter that ahc vas speectesl and paEal-
yzed. Said sh. 10 reporter. 4For three anu
half years fran August, 1867, The time. when the
accident happened. my tsws seEe FIRMLY ret and
4 site. The only wy that shc could t.ke noqI.
~, f iser, lux, pi2 il2n:s;tlss ~sdes. Il eofk.
1x70 ehc attended 10 hef aon. She e~ore on the
trial that she lived here up 10 ht time Of the great
IRE: the told the reporter that IN Angnat, 1871.
sf1s went 10 fl!ga, nsar Rochester, N. ahe
swore In her examination tha. she wls In flnfIs!o
In 1871, 1879. 1917. md 1H!5; nhe told ti.c re-
porcrs Atle went to flfga. n. r.. IN 1871 hnd WA
cured there In 1874. She nnw refn@c8 to answer
Gncattons on these points. Either shd aworo
fslrciy IA const. OF she told unttuths to the r.
tortcFs. and either Indicates that shc ts hardly The
person who Is entitled to miraculous insefposl'
iIsn.
, 1877-02-13
A Settlement which Resulted to the
Disadvantage Of tho Institution.
Another Contract bfade with Him and
Edwin Walker, Of Lemont.
Tho Legislative Committee Comes Up to
Do q Little Investigation.
7ts Fir,t Day Spout IN an Informal Discussion
IL Prisou'Dlxlpllae, Etc.
RICHARDSON'S CONTRACT.
rAcr3 AID FIGURES.

Spectdl pf4potca to 7at 1frat
Jot,.1, ill.,. Feb. *. -in MY last dispatch en-
deAyorcd 10 ahow ny Inc Eceoida ot ~ rcn.asn
tia.y how tha Statc.1lousc Board and the bos!d Of
penitentEary Commissioners Of 1872 squandefed
tho money Of tho people OF the Stats Of l'lIno'a.
wapt 10 say here, before going farther into details.
and tcfore the Investigation IL commenced shat
bclioyc enough will be psorcn 10 show csimlnamt1
Of some officials and that Tho responsibility
will lie high up near the doofs o. eolne e.'
two OF .hrco moat glaring facts fln.
Rjchnrdson never had 4 contract with tue
STATE. 11otse Hoard. nclthcr had hc tnnttaet fos
building S&ato- House. except 30 far ~ there ~ae
4 saving clause In the contract be made lof COM
yicts. 1undcratand that only Commissioners butx
aud neId voted to approse that consFact' ana
novett objected. Tic bond accompanying u COM
uarativclY worthless, Watson only being worth
ANYTHING. Second. Richardson's contract with tho
Panlsentiary was for 21 men, In varsegated CLOTH"
ing., whose services belong 10 the Commonwealth,
fof mlsIeeds done in the bodv. 1lo got their ses+
viee''or slH cents aoPr Pef 1isn dlem caesi t@eM.
II forms IN important portion ot the Wofkt and
will cut IN Immense iR1rg In the tayeetlRstion:
eoaests eeepesaa pss lay " 70 ri e sse
e, Is ssss u; Il; ss
s!s saeh asS, sss! d. Poe; ssy :sas pa2 shIak
loved @ 10 retain ill., immcnte profit, It!ehsrl-
and and DO know taat he wss u. 10 time ycf{ wesshy.
vanced great deal Of money sndat an exoFot.nt
Interest. These arc only surmlses. a1d lhe !aaes'
tigasaon Will either kcf1ta or rustan the enA1ges
led 10 beilese. There will b. 40 attempt Hads to
eH,s c.'.t =, sGe' of the puzzle to Tue 'n' ' 'Do
n1c1lAnpsox IL TO Be MADE TIE scAFEopAT.
There ase documents Ia tho possess'oo q sho
snG t. 1nt IT, n'a I'd fssn z
much, oi cous.e, canAot toll, ~ thcse. msttes4
w ssa s eS s IL sen s d s e..
And now - to what RIchatason, r.
fs**1 s fsi HI! ,be *'fS 70"
nc snce. I snd Walker. of Court ilon.e fano II Cook
House board Richardson had to deal With hipi,
and e ulso bought stone ot stsflc nnI saae toos.
not now tell: neither thceu arc any rccnEds to
show However, understand TINT thu agvresate
syefY smai t. eamrarso1 we h h ne soaat r..
S?aa Msiser ?s t' H. s soui + q:
eoas;... s'nss 4 as II, Gs ,asy would cut striking
to Tho pcnitent.ary and Hlcha.dson for labor aud
Btonu furnished to date Is VI folioWs:
Paid 10 slaso to Aug. /. la7a. s27:.g17.
TO th,s should hayo bccn added S.;, 600 paid tc
Iii Iii scs os Aa ny svi Ss "a; e. sss
ssfa g e eensa as sms aos 10 ess Sa.ena sa
@ to IL Iastitn.,en IL ths .I.ps oi new md er.i
pail to the State PcNitenIlary of $2D7: 900. IT..
richardson received asaount4 As fe!tows:
, 1877-02-13

The ChtIrnan thought fhst wl{ntsycs shonfd bc
called, and the matter Of tet.itment should ho
Ths smount ot nearIy is ono allowed Richardson
tn a rnh1lngs shsa serr3r1 : nscn1iartt wrong.
mill tSev ohtsine3 nowr1 ~ lend foI pereops and
oapsfss ..e' ''''''e' p0"e' ~ -eAN 'S'
Xr. Davis thonent that thsv should dr.t ind that
na!.r .nsy raa ~ rs,ss ssee a., ~ ~, nye,t|a.ton'
p'"'' - s"' m m ~ srns cnrTRaCr
s ~ ~ tonS ,T ~ 49, ernt sma tben riv-
ne,1 ~ .hn ~ ~ III irssn9 ihem mora
'ntFt int Fs'a "'o'e s"op '''"'' @u1 'sAsAe
'sT... ~. ...a ,,ons.d In dfatrfhut,ur
~ eosuni.t.Sc .sic.,nas sSeu sC rerfT.stnrs.
cnHtHI - ri fher a.k tha ieafs-
, 1877-02-13

loA1 lUA
In addition 10 this theEo have been monthly
CHARGES smoupsInf 70 neasly 81 600 more. Of
$l3 Goo In cash, and on The lst Of January OF TIM
ths lasyv smount Of Sll, COS. 81.
atcuAMpsos's CONTRACT EXPIRED,
on lbs laat day at December last. attll bis
bl!ls hase not been bnsliy sstsied. Klchasl.
, .o9 offered e. ssh the s!ats T., dlan'oaa::
ssabbed :sshsr .tens tot soo. q Total Il 50. .o1
Ths ~ not accept d. l1n Glao gAve bill of sale
ia v.ia.tisa of si5, IT, g. ,nc!udsax ..ons.
eutsess' .ms'l ateel tools i, 7ao pounds e a0.;
ssss s,"st I'D hs%%s los pqsds
euda. 81. l8s. 10. From thls thu Commissioners
agreed e accept otdets y pay soua Of Rlchard-
The last. loHed bill OF sale MAs accepted n
paymen: fur Aschsrdson's dstts, along With the
And hRls hers E whsts Edwin Walker come.
In. Martin 3!sddan ia. PRESUMED 10 10 tbs con-
!rastor tsts fst the stoee satt!oa bat Walker
Ill price. And hsfs thars 10 smother dIspufe, Of
AZ error Of about $780, nut thla axsin proves that
and Richardson arc running tbs new contract.
, 1877-02-13

The to tai amonnt paid 10 Richardson during tho
perud from August. 1879, 10 tho tlose Ut his con.
Tract witt the pcnitenttusy, A. shown from Tho
Abovs figures. y s47.k 20J. 40,
:, Now con,e The amounts lslchaEd1on paid 10 tho
peniseatsasy for latoT, etc,
LABOR ACCOUNT.
Tht Ac dgnrca aro taken ff1In The bonks kept by
2Ir. @. Mueller. the Chief Clerk af the FcnfteH-
tiary. and are 10 posted that child can get ut
fhefn
, 1877-02-13
iuAl
Tha notes were thres In number, and, ] am VI
cured, hare been paid.


The notes we're thres In number. and, am ~.
snred, have been paid.
WHAT THE PROPERTY Is WORTH.
worth. At The utmosi. At the present time. oser
IT, Tts y 4, aFs9ndth 81 hesss: Sss:
street ii il thu residence. Of william
+. Ycnkte, and he Is paying rental II pFeaent 81
i, Ia civ Of ths psetenstons Of joliet,
rss e .sa,'e IT. esms T. 81 sa re-
70 Richardson .na shnala hsvs sesn y ~ ~
sequensiai damages we!e allowed him q r. ~ eg
Nc one will deny that this vas not exofpAan'' ~
was ....,v.x o,,r,;.or
When, three yeaFs ago, Watson, ono O. hcnssa'
sons tondsmen went iaio eankrnRte{ n sr!;ns
s'a e. s''@P S is
worthless document. Every 6ne tnual be & awafe "
ibis time that there uas stealing 1oMewH=ese, = p.e
how II WAS that hlchrn!aon was .'loMsa s.asas
rebates on ihe wotx q, ess T. sn,nunid.
1ss .as fs; e .1ss,s s,s s' q e.
They hare amounted n some sm.ianess ~ \; ss, shU:
forf. .,.s IT.. ~ .,.,o.
Rces1dsons sontast r.; compelled 0'n 10 e'A's'
CHARGED ~ pA1ss WORMS WORMS p,.,,,a.
~ though be was not hiring eontieu; ,si =.
eon stone BILL afs nnt acTe pst ii 9"f5 fe state
IN esa Of sstravagsncs nc.ef e1eellcd anywhere in
shot. al; ts soe 10 ,s end Of The letter 20 far 4.
record; sIs ,ss sen'd'f'd and only Investigation wiz
1emont. shs foienuu q Edwin Wsset ha. Leased e,
~ s'feas99a IT, ysa1s. Viii psee o eight et 90
per day for each man. This is another destSs:
, 1877-02-13

10 was CARING Ut dinner, and thought be
must Talk to the aesthetie-look!ug angel " hls
asEod 1t = yepturs. "Well dong" aid she,
promptly, Interested Ia the business 1t band.