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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
gftung ibr &atboIifen
ic stimme bcs bciliacn 0atcrs.

Sn unisrn Sasen ideint bic 9oriebuns
Der tatboIi'9en 8reie cine b~eionbere Wiii;
iion geseben ;u baden. gln ibr 1T es, bic
@runoidse Der Srbnuns unb bes @Iaus
bens bort, mo bieieIben berri9en, gu bewab:
rem unp ie ba su perbreitsn, mo @Ottlos
fisteit unb cine talte @lei9siltisteit bles
ielben III 9erseienbeit seratben lieben. -
Sius TX. in eirem Sdreiben Don 1851.
@ir eriu9sn gle initdnbisit alien benen
nit eurem suten @iaen unb eurer @unit
sei,uiteben, bic nit 9eiit besabt unb nit
s~sniisenber &enntniB ausseriitet, ii9 an
Die 9lrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen sur Sertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns Der
futbOlii9en 2ebre uerOffentli6en. - @ncp:
elica Yius TX.
9aBt gtidts unueriu9t, woburd uniere
beilise &elision unb ibre beiliame 9ebre in
ben Sersiaisten Staaten meter perbreitei
werbeu tDnnen, bamit p~erirrte Wanoerer
auf ben re9ten Sfab SuriifseIeitet weroen
m0sen.- S9reiben Yius TX. an bic Si:
5d6ie Der .. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
SaS ttebernatIrlt6e TT oen
Str0ten.

Wan srsift BEN grisfter porsisIi9 an,
neil ct iid nidt usrtbeibisen tann, man
iolte aber better auf Der 9ut iein! gs
berridt Elm md9tiser @ott in bes Sim:
meIs 96ben, Der friiber ober ipdtsr ii9 an
leinen Sp6ttern ridden pirb. IS 1T nidt
notbwenbis, auf bic Terriiten BON 1893,
auridSussbsn, bic meiitens zines idredli:
den Tobes seforben inb.-Nm IA. Oes
cembsr 1870 fdrie Gurpin: Cob ben Yfaf.
fen, 3erit0rt bic &ir@en! Drei Wonate
nadber Itarb er zines grduIidea Gobes.-
Nm 90. December 1870 beulte Seauiions {:
3dnbet bic Seminare an, feusrt auf bic
pfafien! 8alb baraui murbs er our Oes
portation usrurtbeilt. -gm ndmliden Gage
pitbete Grumet slei4fals: Cob ben Yfaf.
fen, Patriotsn, tbut @uere Pfi9t! @r itarb
balb In Der &aierei wie elm piitbenber SHnb.
slm 80. WdrS 1871 riien amsi Gommuni
item bas Rreu3 BON Der @enousfatir9e; Der
cine itarb eIenb mad brei Eassn, Der anoere
wurbe am 26. Wfai f%iiilirt. Gin 9%eipiiier
palonses bate bic st. @uita9iustir9e ae.
plinbert, mad nsun Tasen fanb er fem elem
oes Gnbs.-Wan9on ribmte ii9, ls4s
benz grsbiidof ct. @ffre ben Gobesitrei4
peliest gu baben, unb wini9te, IS allen
pfaifsn 10 MAIDEN gu %f0nnen, er wurbe am
25. Waai 1871 fiiiIirt, ebsnio WouGu, Der
brei &ir4em s~eplinbert bate. Disie 0s
tails iinb aussebobsn aus u5isarO," 2s.
aus. 1872.
Sol@e @rinnsrunsen iinb BON 3sit gu
3eit niisli4, um gu 5eisen, baB oas We'
tisr, Der prieiter 1u ipotten nidt iOnbsrli&
eintr6aIih III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Grinls Der fatbulii6en Gr,ir9nng.

OaB Der Grfolg Der fatbolii9en grSie:
buns iiberau berielbe 1T uno obenan itebt,
baben mir uniern 9eiern i1on oft bepieien.
Ood in bieier !3eit, mo iid bic san,e ms
sldubise @elt sesen bic tatbolii9e Sdule
peri4woren bat, fam man nidt oft senus
auf bic grfoIse tatbolii9sr @rSiebuns bin:
weiien. 6ier neue SeIese gu benz 9e'
ia9ten:
Die S1llsr Der DIR. SduIbriter in
MonS (BeIsien) babeH in benz unsemeinen
@oneurs Der SduIen, in b.nen b6berer
Hrimdrunterribt ertbeilt wirb, bic alGn.
Senb item Geiultate erIangt. Nm Goncurie
nabmen 500 Sdiler GbeiI. Gteun Sdi.
Ter, bic burd's 0oos aus Der S9uIe Der
9rtitIiten S9uIbriber sesosen waren,
nabmen TbeiI baran. Mae ibrisen gIepen
tamen aus ben Sdulen bes Staates. Don
ben neun bur9's Zoos be;ei9nsten S9iler
srbieIten iiebcn Yramicn unb swei bsitan:
ben NIT eb%rrnnuler Mus,ri9nuug.
Nuf Der Observation-Disclosures bes Senne.
sau's madts bas bette 9ramen unter auen
@anoioaten Der ebemalise Gleue Der S9ul:
briiber: SO. 9esrano.
CUR @ufnabu,s auf bic l1niusriitdr BAL.
labolio in Spanien, melbeten iid aus b.m
Seiuitencoaesium in Srbuna (Biscapa) 9
S4iler; 6 oauon beffanben ibr gramen
nit sroBer Musiri9nung, 3 nit @us,cif>
nung. OasieIbe @oueSium ianote $50
Sdiler gum ifaatIi9en Mbiturientensra:
men. Oapon %beitanben bic Briifuns 40
nit GROCER Mus,ei9nung, rs nit Nns>
,cihnnng unb bios 4 fielen bur1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Mmerifant6e Susenoe rSiebnns.

Gin Muiter ameritaaiidsr SussnSsrs
,iebuns 1T uns Montas LESTER Wo9e be.
sesnet. sln 9ocuiftraBs fam cine ben
llppsrtens BON Dubuque anssb0rise Dame
nit ibren ,psi SSbusn, Der cine elm Suri9e
BON 9 bis 10 Sabren, Der anoere BON etua
8 Sabren. Dor einem Der bortisen Sdus
fer itsben 5ierbdume NIT rotben geeren,
bic benz dltern SenseI sefislen. Oa ibm
websr Steine nod StOd gu Sanb war, sos
er bic Sammtiude aus unb mart iis in ben
Baum, nm bic Trii9te berunter3ursiBen.
0as seIans bsim eriten Baum, febIte aber
bsim Smeiten. Die Wutter itanb babel,
iab gu, wie ibr YenseI frembes gisentbum
gu r~uiniren tra4tete, aber au@ nidt elm
Wort bes EabelS ober Der St6runs Fam
lber ibre 9ippen; ife IieB ben iauberen
guben rubis seudbren. @eI@e @9tuns
wirb 10 elm Weni9 i'm ipateren Qeben fur
anbere 9eute Sab unb Gut Seissa! Der
blenbete Mutter!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

S 81. Oieie 3~ablunssn nil lsn ~pisrtels
idbrIi9 i'm Voraus sema9t psrben.
5 %. 9lQe Mitslieoer, wel9e bic Bel
ibrem ableben gu sabIenbe Summs auf 100
Dollars feltlesen, SabIen idbrIi4 50 Gents
obne Gidlidt auf bas @ltsr.
5 %. Na9 YerIauf BON mebreren
Sabren werben bic obissn 3ablunsen lie
mad @utbeinbsn bes Serwaltunssratbss
uerrinsert werben, ba bic 8eitrd9e 70 be-
rednet iinb, baB ii9 balb elm anlebnli6er
Scno I'M Sdas Der Sterbstaiie : @eisl:
i9aft %bsiinbsn wirb.
s "a. Collie elm Mitalieb nit ieinem
8sitrdse BRET Wonate i'm &ldfanbe iein,
70 u~erliert er feline anipri9e. ST er feds
Wfonate i'm Gdditanbe, 10 1T er ausses
idlu1en. Dieie 8sitimmuns tritt ipso
facto in &raft, aud wenn Der 9lusi9luB
nidt hurd einen prototolirten Yel9Iub bes
SsrwaItunssrathes erfoIst.
5 25. Oisie Betrdse werben al ben
pom 2otaluerein erpdbIten llnterI9asmei:
iter seaablt, wel9er idbrIi9 pom 8erein,
rpie in 5 4 beifimmt, srwdblt wirb. Die
3abIunsen erfolsen, pie in s 81 beiiimmt
1T, uierteljdbrli3 i'm Yoraus. Der llnters
i4atmeiiter ienoet bieie 8eitrdse iofort benz
Setretdr bes enseren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sesen Qrittuns elm unb fiibrt bariibsr &C..
nan Bud.
s 20. gs pirb srinnert on bic Yfli1t
Der 9otalpereine, ieben aufsunebmenben
Ganbibaten Dor ieiner Nufnabme BON Ell
nem Ir3te senan unteriu9en 3u Iafen.
Collie iid berausitelsn, baB elm trdntIi.
der ganoibat auf irsenb cine Weiie bic
Iufnabme in ieinen QotaIuerein erlanst
bat, 70 ioa nidt cine b6bsre Summe ais
100, 90 Dollars uon Der StsrtaHe: @siel.
i4aft se3abIt werben.
VI. -Weranberuns Ser 6 on z i:
tuition.
s 81. Oieie Contribution tann nrr uers
dnbert uerben In elmer reselmiBisen Yers
iammIuns Der OeIesaten Der ueri4iebensn
Tersine, unb 3mar u bur1 Sweibrittel
fdmmtli9er Stimmen Der ansei9Ioiiensn
Yereine.
S %. Sebe Ysrdnbsruns, bic in elmer
ioI9en reseImdBisea idbrIt4en Yeriamm.
lung uorsei9lasen wirb, fol- erit in Der
nd9ifen jdbrIi@en 9eriammIuns beiproden
unb ansenommen ober uerporfen werben.
Bemertunsen 3u Der obisen
Con tttution.
1. Die obiss Contribution 1T mad ben
finf Nsrmen aussearbeitet, wel9s anses
seben mur6en.
2. DieieIbe 1T elm alssmsinsr llmriB,
Der wenisitens ben Yereinen our VorIase
bienen tam.
8. Die @iee: prdlibentsn Der peri9iebes
men Staaten m0sen iest 3eisen, baB ie &C..
miat iinb, i'm Gimme Der @eneraIpsrlamm.
lung su banbeIn, pom wsI9sr ie ibre @abl
ansenommen baben. sic mSsen baber
bic Iufmertiamteit Der 9otaIusreine ibres
Staates auf bieien @ssenitanb Isntsn unb
ben Baa ms Stolen gu brinsen.
4. Die Wsrsine mSsen ibre 9luii9t iber
bieien @~ssenftanb our9 ben n0ereinsbos
ten" 3ur 0ifentliden Renntnib brinaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

enseren Serwaltunssratbes, in weI9er er
ben Soriis fibrt.
s Is. Sn bieier nimmt CT BEN Beri1t
bes SetretdrS uno bes S9asmeiiters snt:
sesen, prift unb upprObirt oenielben unb
i4idt ibn an bas O~ffi,iele Organ bes Gen:
trails ereins CUR SerOffsntliduns.
5 Is. @r bat ale Nnueiiunsen an ben
S4aemeiiter bes engeren SsruaItungsra.
Ties gu unteridreiben unb NIT benz Siesel
Der Sterbstaies@ eieuidaft gu uerieben.
5 II. Gr iou idbrli9 bic Bidder bes
Setretdrs unb S9atmeiifers ii9 geben
laien, bamit bieielben bur9 elm BON ibm
3u ernennenbes gomite unteriudt unb iiber
bieie unteriuduns an i'm 9eridt e~ritattet
werbe. Dieter Ysridt ioll ebenfa1s i'm
offiSieaen Organ bes gsntral:S ereins pu.
BLIGHT werben.
5 Is. Die OeIesaten Der ueridiebenen
8ereine iolIen in berienissn geriammIuns,
in mel4er iie ben engeren SerualtunssratL
wdblen, susleid beiimmen, ipie Der S1at:
meiiter bic 6onos anlesen fol-, weIde iid
etwa in Der &aiie befinbsn, unb wel9e
Barsi4aft Der Sdatmeiitsr unb Der sc:
fretdr gu iteuen baben.
V.-3abIunsen.
5 10. Die Sterbetaie:@ eieIidaft iiber.
ldBt es ben e~in3elnen MitsIieoern, gu mob:
len 3wii4en elmer Srmme pon bunbert biz
tauienb Dollars, pelde i'm Sale ieines
Iblebens on bic re9tmaBissn grben aus:
seSablt werben ioq.
S 20. Die naditebsnbe Tabeae sibt
ben Sarif, wel9er beitimmt, was BON ies
benz 9unbert (OOlars), bas in Sterbefdl:
len Su Sablen, an idbrIi9en Seitrdsen emit.
ri9tet weroen mug. y
y Disie YsirGse ins bsiimmt mad ben be.
ten Statifitsn unb 3par 70, eab bic Grtlfeas Der
Organization babel seibert III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
9rob Der i6le6ten Setten.

Gin 8iIarbsrbausr ertIdrte tirSli9, bab
Die beiten 3eiten fir bieies gei9dft serabs
bic i9ledten 3eiten ieien. Oas Tam uns
ionbsrbar Dor, IieB ii9 aber bar9 Mibis,
gang ertldren. Cine anbere dbnlide Gr.
ideinuns, wo1u Der SdIiGel nidt 70 Isi9t
gu finben, 1T bic foIsenbe: Ssit Sabrsn
unb Jabren waren Bel alien Wuiits unb
Curnfeiten bic Defieits cine droniids
8rantbeit. @rabe oas @sssHibeiI 1T bic:
ies Sabr Der 5aa. Dos Gurnfeit in Mil.
waatee Seist einen lleberiduB BON $S776.l3
unb oas Sanserfsff In 9ouisuiGe pom $4,000
unb has aaes tros Der idIs9ten 3eiten.
grfldre mir, Orinbur! bieien 5pieipaIt
Der Natur!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
8athpiiSdber Sirben 8alenSer.

Bon ben 10 @usiasisen. = Gut. II.
Spnnr. ben 19. Iusuf q 13. 9ueppifus, Bid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-26

Der reutid=anlerifanlihe Tertras pcm
%. SER 1868 tcitinlmt, bab iclhe aus.
9ewanberte Deutihe, lpelde nad eiusm
ununtertrpdenen filnfiabrisen Nuf,ntbalt
in ben Ser. St1eten naturalilirt mcrcen
| lino, bel ibrer Niidtebr als ameritaniide
Bitrecr ane,faunt uno tebanoelt me1cen
iollen. 9fun perlanst bic beutlhe 91es
sierunS, oab elm lclder 6eim lefebrter
niht tlrB Die Ebatiade Der Maturaliiiruns
icnrern uud temciie (?). reb perielben elm
finfiibr'ser Nuieutbalt in ben Ser. Staa.
ten pcraussesan9eu ici. 8eitanoe caS
peraltete @eIee bonn II. Suli 1862 nidt,
ipncern cine sleidfrrmise geltimmuns
fir bic probeseit. 10 niitcen Der YaB coer
Der Siirseritein bic seleslite Ycrnlu,
tbuns tesriincen, bab oer 9taturaliarte
fiinf Sabre in anerita selett bat. Da3u
tcn'mt Der 1mitanc, pab Die Yirserideiue
5lpar in n,anten Staaten bic slnsabe
entbaIten, cab Der gu Waturalilirenbe ei=
men fiinfisbrisen Nufentbalt nahsemieien
bat, mabreno casesen in anoeren 5taaten
anbere Tcrnulare in @etrauh iinb. Die
giQ ces 6rn. grentauc beab1htist, bieie
nebslltanoe gu beieitiSen, innem er cas-
Nusnabmeseiet prn 1862 ,oieberrufen
nnb sleidfSrmiee gii,serideine nit Der
gnsabe einseflibst baben mi1, bab Der
Naturalilivte cine fiinfidbriSe Neiioen; in
Cen Ser. Staateu nad,aemieicn bat"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-26

rnlnptfne gIiteiHu' nee hst,iaen Vatera
lsltsr ras ollee gina ihr fais psrloren III
Fem ifll:n eitisltlipetienss in eie H'pit'
ldfe,t Der Runlt llup mat1enp allasmaf
rfr uuasmutn.e, tsiauteare Quit psa
We;t.oucte Re su b.an4itaen tssanu.
radte IL lilh l,e1e bsrtlten lsdsnasmai
ee in ibrer ltI'ehtsn, prc!sitaat''dasn Sir
de paheim, ,rc man IN urtstineertsm tor
rerlidsm uno aeiitiesm @tbemtolsn fid In
ibre sdSnbeit psrlsufsn tSante. llnp I'M
mer dnaniider. banaer irurhe iar bier gu
Muthe. Gie iebnte iit biraus aus eisier
msihsn, tscriidenpen Ntmoiptare-tinaus
in @cttes freis Quft uno Sonnenlaein.
ater leiie fltlte Fe bic Sano Der @uttsr
aul Der ibriaen-ein 3eiGsa, fitb gu fai1sn;
Der pdpitlide Ssssn rpurrs srfbe'lt-aus
Welt lag auf ben Fniecn. Mshantlh
folste aud Ssnay Der sesliuns itrer Mut'
tfr, uue ibr Nuae, id,eu eurh bic Men'
idenmsnse irrsnb, traf babel auf rim cuni
les, observation-disclosures Grausnantlib,
bas, psr,adt mad Dem Scdaltar ssrih
TEL, mit 8erIhlr'hte' @'o''s' ~" N'F
an ben guisn idlua. Damn. ale rer Ss
aen unter bimmliihsn Gsmtele uno Sar'
fsntlanesn. In ,artsn Standardization
a!eitfam ftttarlih nit oem bsillgen Va'
ter unb ben 5odmuresn!raaern Der Sirhe,
Ie;nsm aeililthsn Garbinalsefolae, Der.
ibmebt mar, fstrts lnualum Der Bid isner
lhInen, tunflrn 8ueerin in tbre nah1e
irbiihe umnebuns ,urid, rnp eae EhSne,
blonde Wdrhen cor. sstpaarene, srbob iie
flA in ,pel.ticter 6ajl oon ibren 6nisen unb
iuhie 1d, gabn 81 tredssn.
(ffprtftburs fcls.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-26

Die
Edelihe Nrsis Frsne
erIbsint
taali6 nit Nusnabms hes Scnn!sss
une fpRei
10. 90 fir taS Sabr prer 81
Mrnate.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09

MILIrARY.-It being absolutely neo.
essary for the commanding officer Of
Fort Lapwai, !. T., to have daily COM
munications With the Nex Perce Indians,
he 10 hereby authorized to employ . cit
izen or Indian, to act a. interpreter, at
cost not to exceed forty live dollars per
month. Should the commanding officer at
Fort Lapwai, l. T., find the co-opera-
ton Of the force stationed in and near
the Wa!lowa valley needed further in
carrying out the foregoing instructions
for locating the Indians, the commander
of that force will obey any orders he
may receive from the commanding off,
Ger of Fort Lapwai, /. T, reporting
the fact Of their receipt, through usual
channel, to the General commanding
the Department. p Standard.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09


We reproduce from the Commercial
Reporter some statistics Of DR.. Young,
chief of the Bureau of the Treasury
Department, in condensed form, and
with comments upon the probabilities
of wheat remaining firm at present
prices. This country with q population
of forty million people produces Of ce-
reals, 393 bushels to each inhabitant.
Europe with population of 297, ,OOO,-
900 produces only 16A bushels. The
average quantity necessary for the an
nual consumption Of each inhabitant is
Ia nine tenths bushels. In 1876 En-.
gland reaped good harvest, and was
compelled to import only 44,894,2 1852
centals of wheat against 5l,786,393
centals in 1875. OF these imports of
1876 the United States and Canada fur.
nished 1879 per cent, Russia 1871 per
cent, British India IA per cent, Ger
many 5,2 per cent, Turkey and Rou-
mania 80 per cent. All other coun-
tries 1879 per cent. 1t will be seen
that the countries now at war, Russia
and Turkey furnished England with
22,6 per cent. of all her imported wheat
in 1876. In India a dearth prevails
this year, and therefore whether the
war will be localized or whether it
draws into it other European powers,
it must be evident that the demand for
American breadstuifs will be increased
nearly rs per cent by the cutting off
of the Russian and Turkish supplies
from market BY prolonged war. But
the prospect now is that England her
self will become involved in the war
and if she does, this fact will still fur
thcr increase the demand for Ameri-
can breadstuffs. Thus our farmers can
but watch the progress of the war with
interest, for though it be an i'll wind to
the countries involved, it is destined to
blow some good to American producers.
If England takes hand in the war
against Russia, Russian war ships on
this coast may play tho duce with En-
glish grain ships which do most Of our
freighting, and this may cause high
freights till such times ~ American
ships can be substituted to carry our
grain to market. In any event if the
war is protracted our wheat growers
have the best of encouragement to
swell their acreage Of wheat for tho
present and the ensuing seasons with
tho fair prospect of obtaining remuner-
alive prices for all they can raise.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09
GENESSEE VALLEY.

EDITOR TELLER:-But few copies o
your paper are taken in this valley. I
is not because its value is not appreci
ated, but because Of the scarcity Of mon
ey with US to pay for it. We came
here poor and up to the present tim.
have not been able to sell enough ofou'
surplus products to keep ourselves from
debt. When we can get all our grain
to market that we have on hand, and
get our pay for it at present prices, our
finances will be much better. You,
several articles in THE TELLER in re.
gard to schools, theimportance of bridg'
ing Clearwater and the general policy
which ought to be pursued by the peo.
pie of Lewiston to preserve the trade oil
the country people, have the true ring.
1t is matter of much talk in this Soc
tion and in Paradise valley, as we'll as
a matter of surprise that the people Of
Lewiston and especially the traders, do
not stir themselves more to secure and
maintain the uniform trade Of the coun-
try. Most Of US would prefer to 90 to
Lewiston to do our business, had we
equal encouragement from the dealers
in Lewiston. OF course the ferry is a
heavy tax upon us but we should fore.
60 that if in other respects we could do
as we'll as to go elsewhere. AS matters
hav, been, farmer of this valley can
take his team and 70 to Walla Walla
and buy his 4 or & months supply of
groceries pay all his expenses down and
back and do it for less money than he
can 60 to Lewiston and purchase them,
and we here don't understand why this
is so. But SO it has been for l have
made the experiment myself and found
it to be true. We look upon Lewiston
as a more central point for trade for us,
but it makes us feel sore that we cannot
have offered to us there equal advanta-
ges with those held out to US in other
places below which are 25 or 80 miles
in land from ths river. We are told
that new store will soon be started a
a few miles below Lewiston, aud still
another opposite Lewiston below the
ferry, by an agricultural firm who have
abundant means and whose agent
has been among us selling agricultural
implements. IF these stores are opened
and offer to us better advantages than
Lewiston offers we cannot be blamed if
they receive our patronage, although
our choice is to 60 to Lewiston, all mat
ters of expense being equal. 1t has
been told US that some Of the Lew
iston traders said they did not care to
have our trade that we were too poor to
be OF any profit to them. 1t is admitted
that we came to the country roorand for
a time were obliged to ask credit. But
our condition is fast changing and our
creditors will never suffer at our hands
and if the soil of this section of country
continues to produce as it has in the
last two years, BY our industry we will
be out Of debt, have money in our pock-
cts aud then Rc; can snap our fingers in
the face of all such as have sneered at
our poverty SUN LIGHT.
A New EsvELopE.--A safety envel-
ope to prevent tampering has been de-
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09
DUN w ELLIS
ORC FINO
ExPRE ESS.

CARRYING U. S. NAIL AND PAssF'N-
u gers to and from Lewiston and Pie rec
Citv, transactins business with w ELI 49,
FIRCO & CO.'S. Express, leav ing
Lewistou on Monday and arriving at Pierce
Civ on wednesday. leaving Pierce CITY on
Thursday and arriving At Lewiston 'n sa.9r-
dag of EACH week
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09

A New EsvELopE.--A safety envel-
ope to prevent tampering has been de-
vised. On tie fold the words, "attempt
to opcn," are printed with double set
of chemicals. The first impression con-
tains nutsall and the second green vitrol
If the flap be steamed or moistened in
any way, the magic printing will ap-
pear.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09
J. ". POE,
Atterpey ey-at-L a W,

AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY
For lst Judicial District. Onice IN .iaIk {
block Sd street Lewiston. l. 7. VIII attend 70
business before tho Laud Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28
RUSSIAN MARRIAGES.

The service al a marriage Ia Russia Is
conducted by two priests, each wearing a
long robe extending TO his feet, aud with
Il chapesu ike a bell.crowncd hat These
priests wear thelr hair very long, frc.
quentIy below tle shoulders, and parted
in the middle. They do not shave the
beard. Unlike their brethren Ia the Ro.
mish church, they marry and have houses
and families, and engage in secular oper.
alions which do not interfere with their
religious dulics. They are called popes
aud an introduction to a popes wife is
calculated, at fist, to startle one not
familiar with the situation.
Alta wedding the bride and groom and
spectators gather in the centre Of the
church-lhe brides usually in white and
grooms in holiday dress. There il much
recitation by the priests, reading from
the ritual Of the church, swinging the
censers, singing by the chorus, chanting
and intonations, and responses by The
couple. There arc frequent signs of the
cross, with bowling and kneelng. A ring
is used, after which two crowns are held
by the bridesmen over the heads Of the
couple, and. after time, are placed on
their heads. Wearing these crowns, and
preceded by the priest the pair walk three
times around the altar in memory of the
Holy Trinity, while a portion Of the ser.
vice is ehanted. Then the crowns are re.
moved aud are kissed by racb Of the mar.
ried Paii, The bridegroom ieaG.ug ofl' IN
the oscnlation. Then emp of water Is
he'd t1 The priest, llrsi "a the man aud
then to the woman, each of whom drinks
n sna p'rIan The entire ceremony
oceupie- irom twcu,l 10 thirty minutes.
There is 10 divorce ia Russia, 80 ttat Il
marriagc + f1r lie.
Ia some iu.lance., alter the ceremony
is tudfd, ih@ entire pary returns 70 lhc
hou-c from wbercc II rsnb. the chi dfen
carry iug PIC iur.. 81 the virgin aud ,ptuls
aud holding lighted etunhs bef,rc them.
| be plp'gg mein oi amp- aud ialsr. is
uaiysrsal Ia Russian churches. he Hltlt
Il me beng d representative ~ spiilmlI
,&ssahcr and a symbol u TIE rau inugd
lie Of the soul. he ltu,saH. have
adopted this idea % completely lhal there
II 40 marriage, belfolhal, burm or con-
secraiion, IN fact, 40 religious ceremony
whatever, without The use of lamp or
taper.
A writer on Russia mentions cutious
bat certainly ineonyenieot custom which
prevsis 10 Asiatio, although NOT IA Ea.
ropean, Russia. II Is ne teeelion OF
somebody outside the family 10 set az
master Of ceremonies. lle is expected 10
take chatge oi The entire sfaif, and also
10 pay all Ut the expenses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28
THE Boy's WISH.

The other night, about 10 o'clock, o
policeman passing along Larned street
cast, came upon boy who was walking
up and down in front Of house, aud,
when the lad was asked II be lived there,
and why he did not 20 iu, he replied:
Dads waiting for me with whip.
Going 70 dust yoar lckei, Il heS
That's the programme, sighed tbs bay,
unless can think Of something to ,fi..
ten his mind from the subject. IT.
could rush in aud tell him that hlg fire
was raging down town, ~ thht the May.
or was dead or some sncl hing, bed be
taken by surprise aud forget ait about
dressing me down,
Aud yoa cant think y. anything clse2
Not Thing. wish The OH gent WIS
IN ttr habii of .iraling bis wood. getting
m'u fhe House ~ Cofmclinn, or daing
something thd Wnn,i eiy' mr bod on
bin. bnl he, ,ttaigl.er lban nd alder.
matt elhna