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alarming rleEs has been received from kutn
and; nnr,a;, IT, Zulu K!Dg csttYFayo refuses 10
territory which Ia IN dispute bctreeR hitnssif
and the Transsaat. Republic. He ha9 returnei
unopened a letter sent him BY tho British En-
yos, an1 'as assembled 1900 warriors in tba
, 1877-01-16

LONDON, Ja,. 15.-Tku Directors Of The
Anglo-Ame1ican Cut,Is Company annouure thas
the cublc laid In 1sGt was broken IN SATURDAY..
Thr locality Vi the fault Is estimated to he l3j
Mllea from ucart's Content.
, 1877-01-16


BERaB, Jan. 15.-Bruzil, the Dutch and Span.
Esll tolunes uf Ccylot,. md some Other Hr!tlsh
colonies. hare joined the Postal rnlon. Thu
Portuguese colonies, Hong kunE, Jupun, a1nl
the Argentine Kcpub!c lavr sigulueu their De-
Sire tu rutgr the Cu!oll.
, 1877-01-16

MONTREAL, Jun. IA United Statcs mall
bug was discovered to-day In tile crl'scas.otllee
here by tic sgent and scnt To Scw York. 1t
had been stnlen while IN transit froul rhlIadcl.
plia to Boston, and contained drafts and checks
~ the amount oe $4t,Nt.
, 1877-01-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CANTON to IIonaekeeprr&.-OwInx to the
incrcAsln1 coat Of vanilla beans nscd In the man.
ufaeture Of Extract Vani1la, spurious compounds
y - pure vanilla. but prepared principally fforp
Ioh4ua hclnt, This nauscsttng substitute costs
INC manufacturer less than unrtwentteth psrt -
be detected by !sa odor. It IN med prncipaljT bI
iohacconi.t. for pelfmln!nz snnn and cignrs, md
the sartous cnmpnnnds prepared for tho humsu
stnmach, DarnrNs kifrar' of 1anilia Il prepared
tsnm selected vanilla beans and In warranted
subtt4nccp, ~ s'eses'So@
, 1877-01-16

OFFICIAL.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. l6-l a. m,-1n the
Upper Lake region, rising barometer, winds
backfng to tho nosth nrA west, anil diminishing
fu force, culder and clear or clearing weather,
LOCAL nnskKrATtDHs.
futrs1 f.r
, 1877-01-16
Hosiery and Underwear.

Tho Greatest bargains over offered in this
LadIos' White Merino Patent Hose. 90 a
pair well worth 40.
MtAsea' Mertno Eoae, 10 pair; worth 40.
Catlaeen's Fancy M rino Hoae, Bci worth
MONS Shetland Meriuo .:-Ilose. seamless,
- rsEniar SOC quality ior l5o pair.
MEMS White Merino ahtrts and Drawers.
9ho each Just hsif price.
49, 600 reduced from, -.
Mems White Marino ShIfta and Drawers.
Toe; worth u.
$l.2t. worth -.
Shirts and Drawers, heavY ouaiify.
$l.15; cannot be bought elsewhere uil-
Boys Merino Shirts AMI Drawers, 26c,.
would be un0ap at Do.
Misses Mrrino Eesta. 800; 1e1s thnu half
Indies Merino Vests aud D.awers, 500,
regular price. 10. -"
All our tl1e qualstlss Underwear and Ho.
story greatly reduced.
In addition to the ehove, and the rsst OF
our namnoth atock, 4 Bankrupt Block OF
Ladies' Cloaks. Unuor Clothing. Corssts,
and Hamburg Euabroldesiss will he offered
in this
Golden Opportunity!
, 1877-01-16

1lolan.f's Aromatic hitter Wine OF Iron IL q
sn ss1,y 1@r nrfso1. asby blood
, 1877-01-16

I11ItEA T k.tt51TNs5 NI1A1.El5.
BryYAIo, N. T., jan. 15.-Two laboFers were
killed aud three wounded By an Incident ~ East
buffalo to New Yusk Central working t1alu.
, 1877-01-16

Mrs. Ninkfnw's sootf,ing Syrup. for cl,il-
uIeh taitehs the gums, rrMres tnha NINA.
t'oH' h!laYa aIl palm H1rc to regulate the Lo,Ycls
, 1877-01-16

Far ConEi's, Colds. mn'l Throat Disorders
re !.rnwhr bronchial Tfachcf." having proved
their ef1Icacy by n test Of n.any yenrp
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

DR. PAUL NJ brennan 10 graduate Ct many OF
the principal European and American colleges
and formerly OF the city Of Dublin. ireland. The
public can depend upon the most scientific treat
uent H. the Doctor has treated Thousands Of cases.
and performed almost every operation known to
surgery, in all the principal cities Of Europe and
America afYording to the public rare opportunity
Of ewing medical treatment on the most ecten.
fife principles known TO the profession. Thous
aiids OF living witnesses testify 70 his oktll
full operations and the Dement'S they have received
from, his medical treatment, ~ his book OF teeth
monisls open 20 the inspection Of all, viii show.
Missouri Democrat. St. Louis.
DR. PAUL BRENAN.-This celebrated and pOpu
Ia, physician aud medical lecturer. has taken w
hi headquarters at l27 Montgomery street. Sar
Francisco California. where he 10 ready 10 dis
lense his medical assistance and ability in aid OF
all the ST. k afflicted and unfortunate who may
III to give him call. DR.. BrepAn's competency
and efficiency thorough. reliable physician
and medical adviser is too world wide 81 need any
ext. nded recommendation at our hands. Thos<
IN need of competent physician should not fai
t. read his advertisement under New To-day.
Oakland News.
REMARKABLE SUCCESS DIR. Paul n Brennan ha,
been successful without exception In his treat
meDt of obstinate and difficult cases. heretofore
regarded AS incurable. Some Of his cures have ~
toi.i~h the patients themselves. and thoroughly
convinced them that he Ia all that he processes &
be-a successful physician. His reputation 10 at
tracing ~ his Office many cases Of long standing
and in no instance has he failed TO give relief
The afflicted should consult him without delay
at his room. No. IL. Quincy Ho,ise.-Quincy tn,
Herald
j2j-3wdan1-wl
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PARIS. Jan. 26.-Foll wing ave- the
details Of the proposed Ru~sia, mem
oranduln: Russis will remind the Eu-
ropean lowers that in con, -q"ence OF
the refusal Of Austria. France and Eng
land to participate il the programme,
Russia entered upon more direct indi-
vidua, intervention, and the Gar al
nounc.,d bis intention to act alone ii
necessary, to exact from Turkey what
Russia knew could not otherwise be o b.
tanned. Russia joined the conference
because Of the respect for the pacific
wishes Of Europe: and So as to permit,
the Porte to show the full extent OF it's
will, Russia agreed to reduce her de
msnds TO a minimum. Henceforth Rus
STA thinks herself entitled TO reckon on
the continued collective efforts of Eu-
rope, whose record for common interior
action has not been destroyed by the
conclusion of the conference The me,n-
orsndum concludes by stating that Rus
STA will shortly submit programme to
which she hopes to obtain the adhesion
ofthe powers.
CoNsTANTINOPLE. Jan. &c. Sir Hem
~ Elliot. British ambassador. left TO-
day. Baron Won Wcrther, German am-
basssdor. sailed Saturday. Gen. Igna
tieff's departure is till retarded by the
temperature Of the weathe: in the Black
Sea
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r E L &c r AP HIC
Special to The
DAILY E.vTELLIGE.STER.


NEW York. Jan. 81 Wagners OPP
era. The Flying Dutchman." was pro
incei here last night for the first time.
Critics agree that Clara Louisa Kellogg.
in the heroine. achieved the grandsst
success Of her life.
The Worlds Washington special re-
itsra.es the story Of an interview be-
tween Vice President Ferry and Grant
as before sent, despite ths recent denial
Of the 7,haes' Washington correspond.
ent, As to the formation Of the commits
sion on tho electoral count. II says
possibly the Republican Senate Commit
tsc will consist of Elmuuds, Freliug-
huysen and Morton. There is . strong
desire 10 have Morton on the commit
iee. and il is quite possible one mem
Der of it may be chosen who was not on
the joint committee. Some are opposed
20 including any member of that CON-
mittee, There is no doubt that Ed.
mund. snd Frelinghuyscn desire Hayes
inaugurased. and believe him to have
been lawfully elected, bat they have
taken rather curious method to con-
vey the information.
The Tines Washington special says
Morton's sub committee continues 10
investigate the means which the Demo.
Gratis employed Ia carry Mississippi.
VIM. Il, Frazer gentleman of
well-hnown responsibility and truth
falness. testified today. He swore
that in all parts Of the State the
White Loasucrs 81 intimida,cd colored
n1en that they were afraid 10 vote the
hepallican tiekst The Democrats had
threatened they would carry the elec-
'loH II 'bey had 70 Kill half the niscers
IN the State 20 30 So Frazer is Rspuh
l.caa and be swore that his If. VA,
often in danger. Leading Demccra,s
often told hjn that be WAS only syare,l
because he had been brave conteder-
att
The Subcommittee charged with the
duty 4 asserting the election dispatches
sst wed sfom the Western Union Tele-
gFa0h Company. have ,hus far iiScov-
cred asoat ;~enty which were sen. hy
Aora5a :. Hewitt, and others 10 Oreson.
Many # these are in cipher. sa, one Of
them IL plain English. addressed 10 the
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THE WEEKLY ISTELLIGENCER.
County and City Official Press.
THE COMPROMISE BILL

The prospect for timely and peace
able solution u the d-plorable Presi-
Dental problem grows brighter day by
day. The compron;.s bill has already
,,sssed both branches Of Congress. re-
fsrring the decision of tho question 10
the cslInest, most judicial minds ia the
nation. The msjorItirs in both S-nate
ard House were overwhelming. 90 that
eyen II the President should 10 10 in
f.tra,,d n. 10 refuse ms sanction. bis
obduracy would no, probably lie OF any
Consequence. as it is likely that IN. bill
would he re ,fiirined by more thHn q
two thirds vote. This quiet disposition
Of the matter may not be ag-, cable TO
the fire eating elements Ct either party
who would rather embroil the country
in bloodshea than sbs ndop one iuts OF
their AMBITIOUS aims. holding with
Howell Cobb. Of Georgia, that there
are worse occupation for gtatlem,s than
fighting" The great masses Of the
American people. however, are coaserv
stive~-ti,ed Of military strife with
its attendant dcspotism. misery aud
dest.uction, tired of political chi.
can.uv. In tic words of Grant. the
people say 1T US have peace They
hold tina, there are higher vacations for
int. ll,gent citizens than mutual butch
cry or the iir.snmc aud fruitless wrang-
Ing of tie political arena--the squad
bic # the vul,ures over the spots -
Better employment in rearing tenn
pise TO industry. to art, 10 culturc-the
trophies AID trirmphs Of peace;-tor
~ ace hath her victories not less re.
powned than war
h. commission as created by the
bill fly" Senators. five Represeltives.
a,.d iise Judges of the Supreme Bench
will h. as nearly as possible. evenly
divided between Republicans aud Dem,
oerai- ia pul,'ical complexion. aud the
casting power will be with men who
are presumably by character and posi-,
ton raised above all partisan bias The
question will probably be canvassed
from legal standpoint. md the de-
civion Will be of a Judicial cast How
ever, anything that vii! afford III equit-
able setilemen, Of the difficulty and
enable the country again to breath.
-free will be hailed with general salts
faction.
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From Saturdays Orssoniau !



SAN Francisco, Jan. 90 At q
meeting Of the Board Of Health, to.
day. DR.. Mesres, health officer, stated
that the smallpox is again on the in.
crease. The number Of deaths from
smallpox since May 10th last, total
of ss5 out Of 1857 cases is reported
The number OF deaths from diphtheria
from the first Of July last. Vas 634, Of
which 10 occurred in December.
Hugh J. O'R,rlly and wife have BE-
qua suit in the 18TH district cour, 20 re.
cover $3.50. 600 from Flood & O'Brien,
alleging that the firm had swindled
them out Of 100 shares Of old, and 500
shares Of new consolidated Virginia
stock, and paid over to them only
5000 cut Of tho $2l 900 dividends,
which they collected on plaintiffs
stock.
CoIrAx. Cal. Jan. a6.-A man CON
mitted suicide this evening by taking
s.rychnine He went 10 . restaurant,
ordered supper and 10 a few minutes
was tax Ell with cramps and died in 90
minutes A PAPER containing s,rych.
nine MAS found on the foor, and . note
on the table said his name was John
MeCaSe. lie had previously told some
party he had been unfortunate in busi-
ucss aud old DO. wish Il live
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29
Remember This.

Now is the time Of the year for pneu-
monia. Lung Fever. Coughs. Colds. aud
fatal results Of predisposition to Con-
sumption and other Thros: aud Lung
Disease. B0sCnEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has been used in this neighborhood for
the past two or three years without -
single failure to cure. If you have not
used this medicine yourself, 60 to your
Druggist. ............. .........
and ask him of its wonderful success
among his customers Three doses will
relieve the worst case. If you have no
faith in my medicine just buy Sample
Bottle Of BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle Is cents. Don't neglect cough
to save IS cents
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-29

soon - the Senate meets az Il o'clock
tomorrow. for which purpose the Sen
ate adjourned. l. will be transmitted
to the President as soon as possible At
ter noon Tomorrow. II he signs it the
ioiu, COO venton will me-, in the hi! II
the House Thursday for the purpose Ct
counting the electoral vote. A caucus
Of the Republican members Of the
House OF Representatives will be hid
tomorrow and q caucus of Dement'S
Monday evening. for the purpas- ~ -
lecsiny ave members RI represent The
House on the commission provided rs
the electoral count bill Three members
will b. Democrats and two Republicans.
The respective cHucuses will determine
upon those whom they will elect in the
House Republican and Democratic
Senators will hold similar caucuses,
perhaps tomorrow. aud elect th'ee R.
pnblicans ard tive Democrats. As>Ccl
alta Justices Clifford. Miller. Strong AID
Field, designated by the bill, ~ili ors
Tuesday next select another a>sociat.'
justice as the Sfth judicial member If
the commission. Associate Jus'ic,. CIif-
ford will be president Of the Commits
81 n.
CHEYENNE. Jan 26-Three uen
we're overwhelmed and carried down a
mountain near the Centennial mine yes
t~rdny by snow slide. One Of them,
Thos. Hodgson. Of Holland, M,chi-aa,
vas killed The other two Capt Kelly
aud George B. Davis. escaped with
slight injury. The avalanche Was sci
in motion by the discharge Of :. biA,t IN
a prospect hole
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WASHINGTON. jar. as.-The compro-
mise bill is already enrolled by the en-
rolling clerk Of the Senate. aud will be
signed BY the President pro ten. %
The Morning herald., 1877-11-09
Warranted for Five 'S"'
CAUTION! Z!

All persons are cAntio"m cA,ns mslbipsy
deal In or uss. any ss~d mate tnsM
4. = vi b our neeoiSs nsv pAtent ssS
srtch- or that have tno n soms are pue,.Id
Attachment, unleAs uo 2, their ase.%
tron1 ANS Cnmpany, VI On our ps1su.
rensss, and stanP-N lions and uu
%ars al Eorthless lnit snnied our cS
niona parIies who h~ssod buy onl! wv
&C. s 1,s Al
.a,na m ar ufaci red oy 70 good . ~
..The vonder IL how ~ Svp,cs."-iGo.%s
- he soId at so low = p.as and cousI
I've have the nlncnisc ."-ttTrsda%
es,'.,sss in ever resi-, ,n our rssu'
~ y can recommenl d
,Cnrs,ian index. n. !: ~ safely. NJ
- ne ,nan pleased with " w shall
MN for n and mho. s,s ~ IT,"
.Sse alton Of our resu cort9
cnr,st,ssc; ,,ssco;,.uen,- re.lon::''s.sp 20: 's.pd q q,
"A y, INN in ali their deallGasrrsI ~ tA"
promp, U our resoe' ,A|
60. machines viii, ,sS'ss ,Ss ssssISIi' sSIi
nn ssmT,,e 1,,ea 20 any part ot 'n :,
% ssip'of r,eHrEEs polnas@ss;
special term, ard n.aa.at.. sas s,ols.ksrSs, ,rs,l
mae and female TO sn,an 20 clHI
Ccunty rights Eivsp descriptI'es espss.
Samples ot sewinh, timonislss,, nntp }
containing terms Il uoney ha
etc-. sent free 80 draf's, ouye !a|
onl,e morey or s sale dew
are D rfectiy sec s &c,
b. add essed to 'he e..cruIl"
r...L,esss, ,esss,L.snsIssiA .nnssIIsssiA F''
The Morning herald., 1877-11-09
~ N AnLIH-k 4
As1,r,sAahoU3stiS.'

III eeullsmaS of thiscitx 6ho hsaReep
taking look among the old abandoned
mines of the Truckee district made ? crp
eal examination Of the musical mountain
.of uh;sh q eood-dsal-~as hsasa~soaas years-
,po, when the mines we're first dii powered
Some Of tie early miners pitched their tsnt
2. Ehe foot of The mountain and we're not a
little surprised and puzzled 4 bearing, dur
ing the quiet hours ot the night, tinklns
! sounds that seemed n r. pdryyads Up whole
stamosphsrs, coming from they could not
tell where. =, The sounds we're not unlike
those Of q music box,re At times they sup
posed tho sounds we're caused by The wind
uhyine among the tvigs on the side OF the
mountain, but they found that this solution
would not. answer, ss the same bushes were
found everywhere while the musioal
sounds we're heard nowhere else than on
the side Of, the mountain at the foos OF
which they we're cemped. They spent
much time. in scouting about and listening
Of nights and quiet hours during the DAY,
and at last tracked the strange sounds to a
creat bed Of small pieces of rock that Gov
cred the slope Of the mountain. These o''s
of rock w,ere, found to. be quite sonorous,
and the miners concluded that the sounds
thsy emitted we're caused BY the 5action OF
The wind among, them. The gentleman
who recently visited the mountain, says he
went to it expecting to find it good dea
of humbus but found II much more Of
curiosity than he had anticipated; tn
mingled tinklings much resembling u
sounds OF an eoian harp and frequena!
attaining startling degree Of loudness AM
dist;nctness. The sounds seem . rise AM
h fall. approsch and recede, IS thoush cause
n or governed by the wind On close ea
animation it was found that the small make
: 8, rock covering the tAce Of tho mounsai
: contain large per cent Of iron. This 'ro
lis supposed to be magnetic, and there az
= nears to be constant motion among tn
: chips of it which appear to cover th
IS ground to the depths of several feet
n many places, The whole drift Of broke
rcck seems to be moving down the sioE
h Of the mountain with the slow. creeplr
y motion of glacier. and the Slipping ov
:, saeh other ct the fragments composing Il
: mas is thought 70 cause the tinkhne sound
| which are 50 numerous as to mmgle Al
- rise into single strong musical nurmur.'
VsrTass Er.rPris -
The Morning herald., 1877-11-09
IN X.

The writing fluids of the present day are
shs resu,, Of our commercial requirements,
and are altogether unlike, In composition
and properties, the ink Of the ancient'
They wrote; but their ink was what we
should term a varnish or paint, being COM
posed of carbon in very fine division say
either ivory or lamp black. held N suspen-
sion by any drying oil which was most ap-
proved of. or mixed with glue after the
manner of Chinese ink. which requires to
be dissolved in water before, being used.
The ingredients we're combined BY being
rubbed together between stones, as We see
painters Of the present day grinding their
paints. We are even told that the pleasing
process Of grinding was in schools placed as
punishment on the most indolent; or
failing this, the poorer scholars wer'
pressed with the honorable task OF keeping
the school in ink. There can be no douo
that the carbon contained in these inks
/ and which is we'll known to possess pc
culiar properties Of durability. is the caus
uf the fresh aud black appearance whic
many ancient manuscripts retain, even aftt
several centuries, while those written b
our srandfathers fifty or sixty years as
have in many cases almost disappears
Even the best modern ink in that tin
!, shows decided symptoms of old age.
From the care taken in the formation
the letters in the ancient manuscripts, 1t
q very eviden. they were not written in
r hurry; neither indeed could they be, seer
d ,ha. the pens used were small brushes y
Ii the ink ITSELF varnish.
le To produce good modern ink, We MI
;; hear in mind certain qualifications, name
ID A good ink ought to be 50 thin IS to d
Us freely from the pen; 1t should b 50 tn
or IS no, TO spread or blur on the paper, s
u !, should possess sufficient depth Of color
in s,a;u its blackness for many years.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-09

vru c,STLE COUNTY IS.
THE STITk Of DELA"AA0'
Iurp,rr oYNKw cAsTLECouNfY.
/ GREErISG. NAV,
wuEsEAs Jane sullivan, by nst neH, ~
r;snd LANES 4 Atwsll, by her peussiioaa ~ ~
,ha Judx, of our superior .ours, nv SsiS
Inc office OF the Proihonotar! VIZ asne
Snnrt IN and for the County OF New SasuI,
.oMpi - tntfhe oau d comPlal nj thr rem
p, Alleged, ras made apple .tion "
~ onr ssid Judges that de rec may
! ha pronounced diSsolvlne the mar
r,.ys existing between the petl'
,,,,sr and ser husband John -uillVan.
W. ,nsrefore command you. Ms YOU naNe
h."n hsreinbelore commands that !oI
sTnn,,n loan sullivan. SO mat ne oe ,'i NuI
,nnear before the said Judges q. out s".u ~
Snrerior ourt of the next term .nelIT; W
naEa,S al New castle i'll and lnr ne ouh-
,' Ue .,f - sew aside, on Monday the .oth das
Sov,u,L e; next TO Answer the ailesstloss
VI - II ION, and also TO show cause {
n v H., mas, why decree ol INC saSe - =
|. .Sonr, should not be mahe, dissolNlns .ne ~
.r;s..s sxistius between him and Tue
sa "a Pe;it,orIer. according 10 the act - AZ
s"mhly i'm such case made ana pr sNiueui;
nd aiso To do and receive wnat tne .Iu
1Snnrt shall then and there consider cnuIeai Il
| Ing MIN IN this behalias ,ht @ Su r,t,i rns,
| seem meet aud consisteu' Nuh WIN ue eio'A
sWtsnes. the Honvracle Joseph r Tome
u n. al New astle the I3th cay
Eav. O. eighteen hundred ana seNenV
IS CHARLES BEAST ON.
Issued Aug. Is h ~. Pro. honS1aey'
The shove is true copy OF Summon
above stated. ,ccprRR sheriff
| aug2S-u lSAAN Hn. Do
The Morning herald., 1877-11-09
/" nRBAK RAMAN'

The very first thing which should o. .
dane without delay would be to make q
NJ, NJ, decided reduction of the army. The
result, Of the late elections cannot 'ail 10
=. considered as a verdic. against retaining 9
.nv military force large enough to be used
by Ambitious politicians in power 70 con-
~, elections. We have done all the from
Tier sighting necessary; and our soian'ee'
,,,,r. ran do all that may be needed in th'
Etstsa %. - c.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-09
THIS MACHINE

T, the mcst simple and compSue = p%ouel Of Np|
bineL simplicity, stiens; stienss;eutru sttachlnssas|| ss|
New aud naIerSSnl ,a, r. machinery TO be |"
g easy 70 ,ad ,sas1 Of IaSs sewing from '1s
adjusting straight and nsetad thread y SsSirI ali
II cutts II s'lks shu the clOtI Nihd INA
strong est stitch knHWp ~ 1iu: use. the be- w'
direct from the sp93os and highly W
heautl uily fiuisnes "n
meutsd, aud v..
The Morning herald., 1877-11-09

s2 % WATCH CHEAPEST IN TEE
WORLD. SENT FEER 10 AGENTS. ,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-09
TEEN ixD row.

II must b great satisfaction 10 MF.'
rild.u to no the people, whenever an cleo
ton has jus. taken place, walking up 70
N. po,ls and giving the strongest confirm
,,;oo Of the verdic. they rendered in his
fayos lAss November. = wv
The Morning herald., 1877-11-09
.rxc and svo never make more Z

.rns and svo never make more thai
.,~ s.a a public speaker. ayes they
~ - boy in the sudienos. Per
asps OH young friend v1n nnaI en nr y
when rEo and two make NOR uAn iott
biandly sid the speaker vntreUpoh IS
boy c-ed when they're eoe :! sr,, as,
Won old s.upli- sheo ,asy mAks ~ ooa
they: 80
.Ea Hi man paid si+o The other "a!
I;ttls male only three feet and elsh
-. - : hirh, ssyins he wanted him small Sc
-. - c7ulapit 6cf 50 far. Ten minute.
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