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, 1877-02-03


Dom Pedro is going up the Nile, not
far enough, however. for his subjects to
really consider him gone up,
Women can't stand ont on the corner.
talk politics and swear, but they can stay
at home and rip and tear and darn
their husbands old clothes.
1t appears to be generally admitted
that st. Louis paper which splits its
name in the middle has the witticst pair
of scissors in the United States.
Yale is said to he slightly inclined to
the admission OF women, probably II mis-
take, though Porter and Yale makes 'alf-
au''aIi Of the college to be sure.
Young man." said he solcmnly, T'm
sorry to see you smoking tobacco" and
the young man assured him that he
wasn't, that it was Connecticut cigar.
The pottcrs at Akron, Ohio, are re.
ported on "A strike, a course Of action in
which even they are liable to get dishcd
Such things do not ware rs well AS they
used to.
Salmon, u New York newsdenler, has
been sentenced to five years imprison-
ment for bigany, being, probably, the
first salmon which ever got into u pickle
in just that way.
One of the halI.inch plate glass win.
dows in the top of the stone lighthouse
at Oswego, New York, was shattered in
recent gale by piece of ice cast up
by the waves. The lighthouse is sixty
feet high,
The increase in the cultivation of beet
root in Europe for the manufacture OF
sugar is said to he causing great loss to
the cane sugar planters in Cuba, who
have been to an enormous outlay for ma
chinery and labor to produce fine class
of sugar.
Moody has found girl in Chicago, l6
years old, and ordinarily intelligent, who
had never heard the name OF Christ ex
cept in profanity, and who had no idea
of who he was. Moody might have
found a great many of the same sort in
that town without straining himself.
There have been launched in the Bath
district of Maine, this year, thirteen ships
of 1864 tons, seven barks of G, AL tons,
and twenty schooners of 2,077 tons, and
there will be launched, this month, three
ships uggregating 5,4s7 tons.
, 1877-02-03

Here is a pleasant little scrap from IL
Virginia p 'per;
Hang the traitor, Chamberlain; court
martial the infamous Ruger; quarter the
brazen villain, Chandler; assasSinate the
hsurper, Grant, and doom the Radical
party to the darkest realms of damna-
tion is our humble prayer, for honestys
sake. Amen.
, 1877-02-03
E,um M l.mr.un Mnnm

what he called historical SHINES NtNi-
..yi,,) on historians who Judge i'll ofmcn
and events. 1T VA, wrong for example.
+, pyp,li,tr on the cnlmnc., Of AIcXnn-
Irr Caesar, and others, for having slept
"a the eve ola battle. There are none
ct onr soldiers. of our Generals, WHO
have not repeated this marvel twenty
times and nearly all the heroism lay IN
the foregoing fatigue VI. De Scgur
describes him passing the night before
Wngram, within reach OF the enemy, on
the alert, the horses bridlcd.
The Emperor was IN the middle OF
his guard Is \ spread mantle served
lin for tent. He slept under it
scarcely three or four hours, but as pro-
tOundly as usual. 1t was necessary to
wake HIM in the morning, This will
excite no astonishment if we reflect that
at these critical moments history shows
us hardly any great men without sleep
or APPETITE; not that robust health is in
dispensabe to these great actions, but
rather because they require elevated and
firm characters which maintain their
calm"
Conde was an eN'eIieht sleeper 81
was the Duke of Wellington so was
Pitt, till his health became fatally shat
tered and the power or habit is quite
as essential in civil ms in military affairs
for without it both mind and body must
prove unequal to strain. One striking
exception was Nelson, who, when every.
thing was ready for the attack on Copen-
hagen, and he was only waiting for a
wind, was with difficulty persuaded to
attempt an hour or two of rest. He al
lowed his cot to be placed on the deck
and lay down on it, but never closed his
eyes moment, and at brief intervals
during some hours, kept anXiousIy en-
quiring about the wind. Napoleon or
Wellington would have ordered himself
to be called when the wind was tavora-
BILE, and gone quietly to sleep. Yet
Nelson was hero in the brightest accep-
tation OF the word:
"The fiery sp rit working out It's way,
Fretted The puhy oouy 10 decay
AT Wagram there was time when
the French left was routed, aud the ar
tillery at Boudet taken. Intelligence OF
this disaster and of the threatening adj
vance of the Austrian right to operate
on the French rear being brought by
one OF Massenas aids de camp, the Em-
peror remained silent, impassive, as If
he had heard nothing, with looks fixed
on the opposite side on Neusiedl and
Davoust. 1t was not TIL he saw the fire
of Davoust, and his victorious right
wing passed the high tower OF this vii
iage, that he turned to the aid de camp
"Boudet's artillery taken. Well it was
there to be taken. 90 and tell Massena
that the battle is won." 1t was then far
from won desperate effort was re-
quired to redeem it, and he was obliged
TO order up his reserves, to which he
never TeSOTLcu eACepI III lHc lusJ cHlcT-
sency'
, 1877-02-03
First Premium

JOHN PIKE, Agent for Snohomi,h.
iStf
, 1877-07-30

Last week We mentioned that some Syracuse
gentlemen wero constructing shausics Just above
Curllss' for tho purpose Of camping out. The
buildings being completed, they arc HOW oc-
cupicl BY party III ladies' and gentlemen. Just
above these buildings there Is anot!er party,
composed entirely uf young gentlemen, who
lave put up tcnt, and arc also campfug. These
young gentlemen have takcn the liberty to call
IN these young ladies' on several occasions, anl
tt,u yuung ladies thinking ttIat etiquette de-
crcdsd to do 40 one lay last week. But, as tho
sequel wilt show, they had seEccte'l very IN
Auspictous Nr4si0n to 1lako thetr visit. II
bcI1Ig very warm dug. tho young gentlemen
Thought they would blthe In the lake. Con-
scouently they throbed, anl were pru-
fullest fs extent. Wien one d ths boys
csplr,l their visitors approaching In the
,fstut,ce, but tuQ late to think OF preparing
tirll,helycs to receive them, aru with otc az
cstrd they started fur their tent leaving their
clothes upon the bulk The young 'adcs catt'c
up ad wcfr not little arrrtaetl 1T the c0 Et:-
ccptlon they ,rct NTH. Finally they tiscuycfed
conclusion tflat thu young gentlemen they ha'l
tutnr u call upon hat been IN bathing ulld lad
all been drowned, they Wcrc consulting whether
II would te hest to institute search Themselves
ur 70 back mud alarM thu ea1np when one ol
t4c vtcttuls Of this epsouo fol.tcd his tent fnot
putting his head through ANAL apertuIe, dc.
ltyerel himself Of the following: "foung
laites, Oh behalf Of myself and comrades IN
misery, permit mo In express my deeD and
heartfelt regret that VIC nrc unable to chtertalt
you In manner bccomlng gentlemen Of oul
stahtng, hut circumstances s,ycr which VIC lIaFt
no control compel us to hold tho fort" Tab
, 1877-07-30


At Anchi, i33,uU lert ahuye The Pacific. THO
ha1sst-eaE v loa4Ied with it, freight at sls &d-
ycuturous s4stt-seess, rloscly bFsced together.
1t Is 1T os,llulry CONSTRUCTION a,la appearal't1,
and docs aot oder any temptations to = pleasure
EXCURSION down tho pruclp',ous AMI toFtuous
gurge ot ths Runac, except that Il ssluFss. ~
uuob4trueteA view oi the shifting grandeur and
lrFeuss vi the route. A. wo descend lH our
rough sehtIlc, a. tho Ials Of sixty WlIes ~
hour, dying as!ost aerial yla4usts, " t!ashaaK
through scpulthral tunncla; threatened. nox'
u b. crushed betwee. IoaTcrxlug mountains
walls, or prselpi.ase1 from psad4ious tsl;are.,@
spce<l; nov glanetug buck to t4ks last looE
Il tue x!ttsaiuk pinnarles ef ths recsd;nx ,t
Andea; Or ssraining eagerly forward to eAtsh
tbs dat glhupss Of the royal city OF ths
plain aud tho shining utean.-ths ua2utIi'
ccuee ol The sceAcry aud tue hiaxnttude Of Mt.
Nei..s' achievement break upuu Us with lreaa
fu1ve, aud not fur auy peril u tue way would
va fure1o the cxAil4E4ttou and novelty q! tbs
trip. Far olhcrwiec W.. it wiki Ole of the
p4t.y,-a stately Commodore. lr who could
fare unnluc411u2lY u w!iols hroade!As os muEtes-
uus missiles. siIr4k i1un thr eaF altcr ten uiie4
sycz ~ vl4evt p4xt VI tie ROUTE, Isela1tux thai
, 1877-07-30
DL0ODY FANATICISN.

Story Of the Cobbtts MASSACRE Ia Arknnaaa-
Nhopplng on n Mans Head and sticking II
on = l'ols tn HsHtlfy God-TFts1 Ut tho
Fanatlcs taexnn.
c,rffIponteaes rncsxaaa Enquirer.
sHARcr SPRINGS, Ark, July 21.-crlmtnsl
Court ia now in scss!ou here. There Is very
little criminal business, and nothing worthy of
nots, save tue case known as the Gobbfte muir
der case, which created 10 much excitement
when the deed was committed. Seven persona
-four ulcn and threo womeM-stand Indicted
for tho murder Of Carter D. I1unphrlcs. on the
:sJth Of August, 1876. They aFe . band Of rc-
ll;tous worshipcrs known as Cobhitcs, or the
followers Ut ole CoDb, who established htnsclf
IN little settlement TIRES miles south OF Scarey
about two years ago. liz established little
churrl Of lIs own, set hitnse!f up As gud, ur
SMUT, or one tsUsscaaod OF supeThuman poweFs,
mud this little bsnl Vt pcoplt looked upon hi;'s
WIS All 0tI-shoot nf The Mormon Cburyh, iu onc
sensG Ut thu wur.l Ut least, aud his lnauu,te was
~ great, sO tAr IL went, NJ u that u brigham
Young with fli4 Church..
ten up what might be termed ''htsn Old re-
viral, aud had been conducting thu aaslc tor
several week. at tic hutlsu Ut uus DuYer, who
was tue bDss saint in The a1sesce Of Guott. wl!o
looked upou The Cubbltes ~ tguorant, harmless
fanasics, Nho hl let their religious zeal Kct tue
better Of their Judgment. M onc thought
ale.l tucllucd " es[abls Of committing ~ rc~
voting = crille u murder. But It would sceGn
tsotI, tue sYltehee betore the Cusoflers Jury VI
in1tlrAt that It ranks with the Mountain Meadow
massacre IN point Ut cruelty and Ae.l1tlrxsntss,
though on Il sMsllrf scale.
un the 18th l4J ot August, lsiO. tho Cuhb-
lies were a. ta hiyhcst pitch VI tlietE revival;
had "xccn Gu4," and were shouting WIN loJ,
toss1ng themselves about The hunse aud yitrd,
putting their guol2 aud chatkslI out VI dtUFs,
aud pi icpasing 10 ~ hcucG al = moments warn-
lug. About o'clock in the attcrnoon carter
u. Huluphries aud Ar. Blake lEoYe past tbs
house an buggy, Eullns out there frosn town
tur the purpose 81 .ecng how shc.e people act-
ca, u they bad created quils STIR in the netstl-
horhuol ~ theH singular 1ela3tos. a. tAc 7
passed. Ghe1 we,u hailed by thc etuwd anu ealloI
up4,n 10 atop aud ''conle In and scs doip'
They did not stop. however. put went on
short distance u i small brunch ail1 watered
| tI,e.r Aasse, and, returning. drove Up " the
g-feneo lu front OF The house. Humphsaea
Jumped FROM the buggy OF ths sido next to
| tbs feucs, throwing the liAes down
ovox ths fose-wheel Vi the buggy. The
men aud women ucs1 Ia tho yard neaf The
feuse. clapptrg their hauls sud shouting,
| "Gtufy to GuI," 4'Gad |. herc!" Tho huEat
started ~ run, 4nd Blake Jumped OUT Oh tlle
| opposite side ol tue IuYEJ lruu HuulphEieA
| When hs recovered htlnaei. = Datlsl Vt the pat
lug tupce hAl p<eA turn uvxn, &A4 MA ulel bad
, 1877-07-30

The following wtrt the art1vslA and cftsranccs
for .bc forty.eighs houss spdae 1t 10 o'clock last
night:
Anatr4..-e.mr. Jeho Sherman. Mtehikaa CITY e.
@~se ssnasirs: T prp' % fa S. S.mrss III si,ns'on. @ @
f'i .s '*:!"s sss :'t :ss%t!.' ssf
sa "i Oh It 5s's Rt Ssat:
a,s o.o:s :so''s: '": ssssf a?s' r. , s
'i: :sf: fstsf 't@: s:s" HI i
!isahd 1iayen. in,trs I.anNtin4n. n.ck Greek, lan
f. ss;:;. s?s' s: 1s:ts
f; ;|;:s :.'5 ;ss'. ;:s ~;
s:s;: LIZ ss, III, iii:
Ns:sss, ss fsSs:;: e. .!s::,' E!;ssa: H;s:;
:! :*st '&S tt !;:ass
s,dsla n,S G:sI ss.':
sS. Ss i3: e.: r. .se sis'':' g.
9s!. T. ,:s :' es S&!s sS ,,,sS::;;
ss ~ II, ,,6In 1nmt f,
siS: VA @ II; HSs%f esis$s
A*kt4 tunlnKtAH SlrIr[lls NuhkEEuis
1unlcr. HoSnlan. Neno:ninc. llnsltrr1 q. saftrt.
M.ry; Tau: TT: svk: iI's,,,sk I's,,.,ssk MaaEsc ia:a!xr
nT!.ixsxs.er; p,HMo. en*i; !; v i'c'sa: M'rh's9a ~
ilrsn .!ay gsnks bsik sos:J I r sssnta Ess..
Coa:ses. DAck !..kc lun,.rf; sea strI. Mn.ksfoa.
cts:s.xx: William !oas: E.e.nse, s ,tn
Lcr Esser iar1f. ~ fu cetn tuO h o2ta ~ 1fa nhur.
shr'. bssf t'rs p1,k ~ t 6s'S ssi =, bti: spps.
a00ha corn: sesw t!ranMSrr M l.exsra. ,r.c. tsn ,
oatA tens Of iced snd 'nna5:r'E n g.og nat. nut.
ehandI.e sem Atsa1:e pesnyxo . nrl. ts:t, y brn
ptup Fiso,tta Msnon,!nss nst nouf y hr' "! s1a
sssss. aad sandrs:: star !omnis!i,n.. 'n1sh = rs
stmr shchoytan; s!4M.askes, ~ 4untrtes: prog y, A.;
sandrtts; pop H. Asa. ,,toSk<!i!s q q h!!s !,tk
and sundrtct; .tms Cos'n. ~ Jo'erh .asd,es Et"E
IN iIa,us, brls dur - ,rn xhi.Ey: sna :una!i"s +
fsio. IS IS bu "aus peop !.1ers!d faa!h I,ven: x
a corn s1t6ass ssst: stnir Wa1rry i,uiao.
ryr es lara 10 hxs nseak lol hxs lsrd 80 b'ls sst
oil, and sunhr!es.
, 1877-07-30

lIe cams Walking into CUT sanctutn very rap-
idly for surl, warm day. His iips were yrry
tightly compressed. SO lnucn 70 that his mus
taehe stuck straight Out like the head Of poll
eyt! horse. lie had stick under his arm. liz
saul be- was EoluE " make Il hot TOT III. We
looked u tbs thermometer, and tinding that It
ktood u " IN tl,s iraIt, ~ remarked that
II vas hos auuu.h. aud he would obllge III
bs uostpoutnE his lnteuslou until fall liz lt,-
timntc.i that We misunderstood him, n bits r.
marka lid nut Eetcr 70 taf weather, but to
little artlsls 10 uuf pupes the olteE daJ, aud he
tuok tie stick from unsltr hl4 arm. and handled
Il by thc sinai, end. EeEn2lklnx something abuut
Il. having something 70 10 Mlth snakang It
warn. vs. mentally admitted that good deal
OF beat might lie evoked by su .n]udtcious use
Il such ! stick. tor 1t xs4 t!s enough tof
~ ordinary backlog. aud yet, from the
language and xesturea of tho mau.
W. did dot ilnanne that the hotnesa
hs referred 10 would lItse arom tho buruln3 70
much - ths splIAte1!uK vi thar stick. Our
desk l. NATION one. and II occurred ~ VI "
that uioMeut thit xe made great mistake ~
mol haylug It illais wtlrs than s0e tonbiuct
lengths oi Lis stick aud arm, aud this wi! pro-
Yento1 Us from leanlax back veFy tsr. W. ~
xretted. to-A thai uuE a!pner bad not been
a3ea allt A hD4z ealues, taE Vt vGs Very
, 1877-07-30

hungry, arrI lntcrylrwa ~ This nature are TX
.rer.lt1. .iy ,l.;yrtr.Il1ic IN Al empty stomach
f)ut *sIutlth, has been Itunirrin9iY cnn 1rHt"''
ttr, in That no ,npF lit ult t"hifrl mir desk.
Designers Of editorial s",nls lark foresight.
There SHOULD always liz rrlt 1,r''si'!rtl fur The
t..i.tor. II II vcrr embarrassing tn tsss
n ,nan with a wicked ryc ami 4 stick hr1l hy
fl,c ta;ur cni. We tried IT. turn ti,r rHnycra.
tlnn utx,n the pitt.bltg rirts, aud Spike feel
na,f for tho cnrfs,rati',.. thasm'lcls as this man
had the iuok Of a stakhnl.lcF. We knew o,ir
mistake at unce, fnr the tnh-h0ttlc i'ad fHcn
tipped ever hy something nttnt a. heavy
a% Il stout stick, hut We rcfranc'l from get
ting out from under tllc desk lest tho Ink
should dsibhlc upon tHlr fresh shirt tpsnt1l.
Tllcn nc realized that we were at tho mercy "f
Communist nf ihc first whtcr,-or first Ink
aud thus We rot all inkllng III tilr trouble, fur
he pulled nut pa}rr frrm Its Wrkct aud
cried, "Kcatl that. yuu gtfnnlnK scrihhtcr and
falslffer!n ut the shmE time tappng the artltlc
with tue bit rkrl Of his atfck I'm make IL !lut
fur ynu tn lie like that nlhNit your bttters'"
We Beizc.l tie papcr'tnas the Record, xI,d tlIen
TWAS uuf turn to gct mad IA We rcscnte ed tic
in;ttI,latn of our connection with that sheet III
any rA1Iacity save ~ target fur etlltnrta abuse
when tiHrits were RcArGc. lie l0Dkch hlbf1lttcl
ad VIZ felt t,1lcr. and AZ he th,k our l1and IL
acknowledgment ri llls error. politely inquired
| the way 10 the LArvrd uce, Whith VIZ. In return
tur raraREaPh!c rnticcs 40 laTaAhiT bcstowett,
gladly lnTI,.cd uilt 10 him. But nnHc III sc
c,rI,s u that institution werG corpnet at latest
a!Frte, VIC tctf surs that he nllstook our ,lre.'
tions. But vengeance nnly s!scps-only sleeps
, 1877-07-30
Is Tread and hoed
Win what is here said,
HAIR learn / 4 : how SF it may may
WORTH be done at a small
.SAVING?tC0St,

Men and women should BE- careful II their
hair. II Is not merely an ornament; It Ia as
much part uf Natures plan for the perfection
Of health aud the preservation of life, n IL anJ
ether member Of the body.
Men Of science ftavc ecarched long and pa
uent1y for the best means Of preserving and
culttvating the hair.
Thtrty-aro years ago, the eminent schntar,
Prof. T: Thomas Lyon, Of New Jcrs.y, catered
Into thorough stut1Y Of tho matter. I}e went
10 the very root of II. and his laboys wefo
crowned With suocess. liz Il was who gave "
tho world that priceless discovery,
, 1877-07-30


George II. Hill, 81 Yankee lttll,' was for many
years ut,c Of tlc most successful dcliucators Ut
Yankee cxccntrc!tes, aud starred It In the lead
iug theatses ia tlits city, Great Britain, and
throughout the United States. Ono al Ills lcnst
fortunate uld most memorable engagements
occurred In tfo West, and deserves mention. 1t
occurred during 4 "snlart eprll u rainy
weather, u,ll directly after the engagements ot
several popular stars who secilIc4! to hayc drain.
csl away all tic money there was in tho town.
It, ruined almost necessarily throughout his
c,,g,1xument, but It'll seemed confident he
sE,uul.l lIayu crowded hot1sc for his benefit
night, WlteM ltu Was to receive tho w!lolc
proceeds. lte waa in debt, having been there
satisfactory terms with lnanagcta elsewhere. lle
was ,nucl, liked, huwuycr, by tie citizens. nAd
Hitch tr,atesl. lie had et,oAEh extra pink tick
cts printed for hls lrnct night to ~ the houses
bud nil Ut them, uttl lla,l agreed tn see tnu.n
tltst,uscd of at $l.50 caeh, for box And pit. The
house. ut such rrlses. would holt ab'lt q, ,UA
Tho critical day casne, aud u sainrd IN tur'
rents. Hill anil the manager, late III tue utter
| noon, wcre ltuing together at hotel near the
thcatrt, and ~ IIiEI watched the gloon,y shuw.
crs sill pouring 4uw1I, a. thu hour for performs
anee approached, ho fur tho 4Fat time seellcd
tllScolbu!ate. ..... g..
II hive been altogether too hopeful" lse
sigllel. "Tt,e people will not turn out for TIC
| on such q night ~ this! suSh prep0stcEnlls
weather % wu I.avc boen having ever stnce l
cat,u hcre lltls delayed purchasers tlll to-day.
to-day, With tle prospect ot such nlght.''
But ths manager Was tricky parsonage, aud
before Lii left was privately informed that
fire determined upon sharp bargain with
uill..
"You have heeu seru unlucky, George.
rsally p!sg {na. What W. you taGe @ ~. your
, 1877-07-30

Eeptfdt WtpattA 10 7he Tribune
roHr NtHos. Mich, July 20.-Down-frnps
ChamptAn W,nsluw. Montana, Iames FLAX, ".
Paul, iiassna and bsr9es. Emira and bsrGc.
Philadelphia and eonsort, Clinton and tow. kats
MotIatt and raft; sehrs J. N. KnriFht, Etsc, Eelr
". Z. wcst, Ferret. Clyde. He1ifcr, Zen. Meade,
Chrisstna Nilsson, Maggie MeKae, T.. Alexandria
Sophia Minch. i. b. Wilbet. Lake Forest, James
+. .Ioy. Timothy tfhkef.
Hp-rrops Marine c.ty. Heftsehy. itlanchsrd
lava. Arzhia, Nhyaowcr. city of concord. san.
schs Volunteer, +. 4. sIutlc. Mnnftor. Pnlly. II
htryer*. J.. $. IIammnnt, f'nlask. Aibxttosa.
JnurneJulosl. Frank %. ffarktr.
Wind Aorth. ftcth; weather 6ne.
, 1877-07-30

nothing would tcmEt them TO repeat such n
foo!1lasly experiment. For the rest 'rf u.s. tite
excitement anil exhf1aratton nj this mtl.. III
travel bc<ntnc so attractive that Nc often went
1p to AnclIi fur the sole purpose OF making thc
down trip.
, 1877-07-30
CURRENT GOSSIP.
MORE HJADisE1twOCKY.

r. r AfffTEFtfTV f1fyKf.H
Tho nines.i goat e. et y Grehis ,s sst
A1 ssnsy ~, H. ,es;y gaxea on, 1 ~ s ear
Whose tail arcw ont OF lila eur, they said.
:. But how neycr could aosi ,a.,.A..a
fGt .. ~, ,eads esd. MoII "onf te"nt. a. md te..
The lumpte{ cat !oh the taGtlnt no
an .. enocI }eT sway with hi lind on bis rb
While the mtnrtlal guxzled Ills hccE
,, -, ..r
H.. saH -. nnn vas III" head Of acur.besr key
That each star was porpolsc and hid but one rg-
And that 1e"sasfps "sEe VII 'aao u es'a"'
And a,so. he ss,a that a,l people wosc cakcs-.
That gnm Wa tooth -poWdet. and in no!se makes
Like ia ~ III ~ Enm Eua. an' ~ r"n t%.w
""A '"-' ''~'@' '''~ 49, ~@"'s'''
That houtea ware blackbirda. "ad rabbits wcfe
b.t ."..s r,do ~ n,rcr rc,, hct,er than boox-
That cieTgymcn's notrs were thv sa,no tning -
r!ots+. uo.
"nu ''''' s''"' 0'A'' 10 ~'>~'" - ~ F"'
The mnctlst vhbbbea ~ thesr things he did hear,
And be- rcekletl Ills bead in h!s hand; :,
While thr yump*ey cal played with .poFmus ANAL,
Which II paahlaa about III t1s A9n1.
- !.
Al 10 ,2 sn,G2n8nt OF INC 'nos' 'na' ''s sap''s 1au
i.o wsnt. ami hi, tears rsro Of u,ue:
And bs eried. % ~ So wsnt .nroush the doc. On h.s
head:
''Tili meet again with you-A-dooi''
--
ssI,vN FORGOTTEN My PURSE"
Lyn,tpy nsr4uausr.
Wbv ia II that lallies alnt,.t invariably find
.,...:a,,,.. .,n.,I,,,., ~ .1,. ,xI,o,, .n,, ..n
sncnsc''es ueot.'ute w. '"o"S, =. "N ~, s'Aa"
sum Is sa'saehtS feaalfea' IL ths peea4'afttS
were Of rueently dcYclopnlcuL Indeed, the cause
might not b. Tar uscek, tiluslieatll-liko raHlcnt
nf thn nrcnsnt dag leaving little rootu fur cx.
t..,,,,,,, ,,ron.r,fo. u,ut nh ,,,t.l.,. nc..,,,
'1"soa' -. 1's., 49,
located at If1a oaeR OF 1ha ski1t pelae nafu!y
desirable receptacle tor hbEtclA 0! value. Hut
tbs habit Is OF far older date; In tho days when
nn,,<e,s wrro IA welIa. fro,u which all kluas of
,r,.,.,lon.nn, rtis,.x wars ,Ir,w,,
surprising a"'s a. "eo. "..o 1'"""
turned when AMI 0craAton arose for the produc-
| lion 1T uetty ca.ht no dear, 4'm 50 sofryt
H. .,,,,.,; ~ mai ltv. fnn,otten INV
~" =
| pursc:' VI course 'hs aeea'a'
| amount ID EtussallY forthcoming
there il man IN the party whose sh,IlinEs are
s.m,,,t. -. ,,,,,s I.,iv n, xh,,u uonny ia ,n
si,.' s,ul T. r H. t.sr1fnrc ,.syrr iciv T., hs
t,i ,s;th,,ms .nmc .msll amI.I,n, ~ II. hr,,,,,
tu',stn suua ssust,v'. i.st ,snv ma sn, inYTms
ns.so ~. ...'i",s,, 'is,} ~" All Il ~ ,,,,
~ ,S..s :. ,,tnrs"r.,e. .hst thr ,,en.I;v t,f thar
stths, f-i"nas fnrv.,,tnv ih.Ir n,trsss inynrtxh,
tt",Is ''s "e'" ~~9"
H. ,.,,,p vim forve,. hrr nurs, ant la. m
@ .n~ "o'.sw -. sw ,s hsr ourr.~r. Il, ,,s x,r ~ "
iuv3 i.13 " ~ ~ h., .tatoS,,., hnsI h5frnws
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Una. ~" H. y ,torshlv r.rf az, fr fnr1I, ~ ~,
, 1877-07-30

CHtcAGp, July ~. -Flelhts were qaiet and
trner. At &c Gu corn 70 Buffalo, Koosa waa fe-
pnrtea for 20. 600 In wheat u. 600 In corn. 10.
TOO ba oats. And IL. 100 ha rye. tharsets: To
iafIalo--l'fnp Stasutca. whent and eats through:
prur ldnho aud schr Mxdesta, eotn It &c; erop
ScutIA part exfvu Jyc.
, 1877-07-30

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