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DE l1BE1LAL.

~AAAFNtuSy 1As mug A~sSEVI IlhN( HteA9
havc been silent yet nppreciatsvo reader Of
those columns graced by many beautiful lottcts,
on such various iupcs Of Interest. TINT It would
seem impossible that al1 should not find thsrs
something 10 please tho fancy o. interest the utnd
Never before have vcnturcd 10 accept tho Invita-
tton to write, so generously extended to all who
n1uy teel IN interest In this department.,
It was with regret that bchcld a sntsitcd dts.
eussson arising over tho question OF intellectual
culture, or whether articles Of mora purely lter-
arr character should meet with heartfelt vel
conc Surely all will admit with Laura Earle that
there ~ no danger Of there bolng my too learned
or too wse aud that Intellectual culture Ii very
desirable at all limos and Ia ail places. Lot Us
hope that MI tronblc II at an end and that hence
forth peace and harmony shall prevail Surely the
modifying and conc,liatory tendency Of your lat
letters will have nu effect In that direction, nnd
nssute yuu that as auch they have been no(2d with
pleasure by many admirlny resdors. AZ Cactus
6St sy tug 'n sx. h1 'o9t 1Sr
saass'e' sGass heud s rhe he".Patsi, a
@ @sfnas s q esteS s SG ,s ss s s; 1an ssa oss
Aictlng opinions and diversified tastes, dsfcronccs
WI! arise which must DO tolerated. locked upon
rcom for al!' Who cannot, rei.h The jokes of
shs' Ana sarsy s hssss WILL a.ssns :. thy
Il @aa o as a wot sss
was more Of spirit OF Lenevoloncs and gensso1lty
aenating our movements n l'sc, Il wa wrte az 80.
we'll. Oeng Oh, huw much soiishncss il thefo :. ex.
hloltca upon every hand, and ma manifest
BY egr ,sys.y ,; aSt!0ni ,,, The world has too
interested persons, whom wo 30 admire whon found
yes nru ~ loa.i TO initiate leg. It prove nconyun
" il i more pleasure to giro than 70 rcceiye Mow
tcw there who realty md willing 10 sacrifice
their own interests 70; those Of Others; and whets
among the palace. Of Ills r!ch that 5ou meet tho
most generous we'egmsi u II from thetE bounty
int yoa aso m ost otten tnylts to psrsks, Often
cat heart. It !s thus with sho sailor. bravlng every
dan9or, bteass'ng the storm, that commerce may
Iuctlons Of ous own land. Ills IL q rough tie,
isa't j. ths york b. psrdfOFT.; coaf.s arc n.
man mn ta.t wl,l :: qsisi1y a: b "rSis 1't ias hs
Ill generous M devotion to others. this fosastiui
nooI 81 saIf eIemplldcd in lis llfei Noolo doe4
.prinG from tue inner ptompstngs Of thc i!catt,
prevalent in modern 'hocety. which tend to ncul.
ss ,s e po:on @ asoss st y s.a asn
dis.embsny, all stands rercalod in Tho cIOaf light
Thsre cau b. DO donbt but that there ID In every
human heart love Of M humanity. N9ne a.e 20 ta-
IT, re 70 al
tho We.t. and gracious Il tho hospitality That IL
often extended 70 tho bolased traveller By the In.
eiSnts rsla.ed I ~ FIX esnsernias 6.s wssdssass M
in Africa that tend to CONFIRM this,
Entlonal vices and public dangers. that 40 over.
shadow and threaten to oTerwhc!m and enEulf Us
tsndcncies. Httikes and labor n,onoposcs. lis.
IT, and s4sca saes i %
mon among us. People are fast coming TO Mor-
, 1877-09-08

"a 5 hereby given that The
ttl half yearly Dividend Of
YWQ PER CENT on the
paid up Capital Of this Institu-
ton declared at a meeting of
Proprietors held this Day will
be payable at the Bank tOmor-
row and every day after during
the hours Of business.
Bank of St. Thomas, st.
Thomas 30th August 1877
Ed. PETERSEN
Manager.
, 1877-09-08

raabt til Bortsalg we'd ; offentlige
Auctioner i OyereenstemmeIse med
Placat 22de April 1871
A%uctionerne atholdes paa under
tegnede Contoir ON Eftermiddagen
al slct son l0igcr:
Ista Auktion Tirsdagen den 25do
September 1877.
eden Auktion Tirsdagcn den Ode
October 1917.
3die Auktion T~irsdagen den 23de
October 1897.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding
og andre SaIget yedkommendo Do
cumenter vile ytre til Eftersyn paa
hu'Aonsco. toiret IRA lSde Septom-
Der 1877
Deaae Bcajenlcej5re'so tjonc til
,,..v Ill l"lf,evrsuilg for Panihaverc,
tuIi>u"n.teIS AuAtiJAscontoir den
. a2 August .o77.
, 1877-09-08

that he may be arranging for the passage
Of an army at Rahoya, thus taking Osman
Pesha in rear, and quite certain that
defeat has not been followed by demoraii-
sa.ioa. The Russians are like the English
in that, and remain after defeat as obedi-
ent as they were before. Moreover,
though time is flying winter viii hir the
Turkish forces quite as heavily as the Rus
sian, and probably impair their COM
municauons more. 1t is through the mud,
not over a frozen PLAIN, that Russians
cannot advance,
, 1877-09-08

The RUSSIAN prospects scarcely improve.
Tbs Government appears to believe that
it must collect still iucther forces in Bu.-
garia, an has ordered forward the Impe
rial Guard, tbs corp, 4 tlifc Of the whole
Afmy numbering so. 900 men OF ali arms.
Moreover. it has prepared measures to
Btovlde for the release of $50, 900 soldiers
from internal .%arrison duty, and has de.
creed Tie mobilisutiOn Of the fist ban Of
the laudwehr, to replace them. The TO ce
concentrating round Ncopi for the new
nttack on O3man Pa.ha must be very
large, $4,000 men at icgst but it viii
not be too large for the work If, as is re-
ported, a second attack OH Perra has
tailed. Troops are sill pouring into Bull
garia. But General Zimmerman. with
$4,000 men, remains motionlrss at pcher-
nayoda, doing no good, fiat civilians can
perceive whie Su'ciman PashA, leaving
General Gourho shut up in the Shlpka
Pass. is believed 70 be pushing through
the Balkans 70 reinforce Mvhemet All.
The Russians are just now suppfesslns
i telIjsence carefully, aud observers must
wait to form opinions; but tie facts that
Ooze cut look as II the Grand Duke were
lying on his cars, expecting an attack,
which, nevertheless, he cannot force.
Note tlat neither Osnau Pasha, ror Me-
hemet ali, nor SUleiman Pasha seems In
the least embarrassed about commissariat.
And note also that Russian information
has ceased to De good.
On the other hand, it must be remcm-
bered that we have heard nothing except
from Turks about Turkish losses, that the
foreign soldiers now commanding the
Turkish armies seem unable to improve
succesSes-a fai ufc that must arise from
disuuss of their men in the felds-and
that Russian military t%cnaeity and patience
arc as least equal TO Russian clumsiness.
1t is quite possible that the Grand Duke
Nicholas, who, OF course, would like no.
thing better than an attack on him In posi-
tion, may have decided to await the arriv-
al of the steel head to his lance, the In
perial Guard-Which il essentially, we
believe. a German army-before deliver
ing his great attack. 1t is also possible
, 1877-09-08

Situtttt III mugs QuRllC' III LuIS ~
ianI with all appurtenanccs, will be
pat Up for sale at 3 public auctions
in conformity with the Placard dated
22nd April ISL
The Auctions will be held at the
Undersigned office at ] o'clock p. m.
as follows /;
l<t Auction on Tuesday the 25th
September 1877.
2nd Auction on Tuesday the 9th
October 1877.
Bird Auction on Tuesday the 23rd
October 1877.
Conditions, Advertisement, and
other Documents concerning the sale
may be seen at the Auction Office
from the 18TH September 1877.
This advertisement serves also
for the information OF mortgage hol-
der>.
Christiansted Auction Office 9th
august 1872.
II. A. JURS.
, 1877-09-08
EATy y ~ Oz3.

III the request Of Cliristianstcd's
~ Feeding CONT il behalt of J. J..
L.at's bapNalpt Dcaif g" as IeEy-
holder. the following .Estateg, belong
ing to Planter Il. l.. &yitzer, VIZ:
, 1877-08-13

Tnr Cn,cAan TntnusR has not explained wheth.
e to II fasnr p rsmonrt,in9 tha silver hohr AZ
Il ndTocasc* ''chrsrer muneY,"tl would bc natur.
,HeM journal.
This hlfotfc remark IA beyond comprehension.
TIE TRIBUNE Is IN favor Of scmunctixfne the
standard silver dolfar ~ !trst known to tho lava
Of the United States, and describcsl BY tho act
nf ConRrcss Of April q, 17o9, That standard
fepal'tcntlcf doiiar euntslncd Blk grains Of
pure silver. II never was changed, hut alwnys
contained inst 37lA grains of puro silver until
1t vas fo'noncttxe.i in 1873. There ncser was 4
"standarl silver .lollar" In this country Of 8s4
grains. or any other number Of rratns except
3il!l. The doitar weighing Al9}$ grains In
cftltlcs tho al1oy, which Weighs TX grains; but
alloy adds nothing to tho vaiuo Ut tic coin.
The first thing for tho Springfield Journal
writer to practice Is SILENCE; Tho ncxt 10 read up
on tho currency question before undertaking 10
instruct his readers.
, 1877-08-13

thn men In tho cittc. anil towns In
thu United States, to n.scrt which IA sheer
nonfcnse. Wc hare lnokesl ovcr the whuio
field. and c,,mu to tho conclusion tt,at for Tho
paht twelve months there !ln* fccn general nvtr.
nEc nf half n million oF involuntarty Idle ab'c-
bNarsl men, nn,l anntllos half million Of men
who can obtain only transient or only partial
employment, working on odd lota from one TO
tl'rcn daSs In the week, ar less than half tEme
by the day. Il Ia satr, then, to estimate that
thoto arc million Of men either wholly or
partially ilft, who want 10 work In tho cItIcs
and towns, onc~l,alf OF whom can find nothing
useful to do. aul tho other half mt enough 10
eupport them and those demanding uppn them.
This IL end industrial exhibit; the truth IA bad
enough Without Tho exagRcraions Of tho rheto-
fictans.
, 1877-08-13

,, .,, - :, .
'"'".' nn, -" n''"e' 20 regulate IN" 'o-
''''se', "''"'Is " 'ie's 'e'"''o aepehsehe'"a
"eeo'a1"k !" 'he'r "~h sweet notions OF
,9'".y' n,"SS""f" slavery, rnj'e' anu 1''l'"ec'
80 1''t ~, ."e n",.S ~" 'r''s OF inc work
''h"'.'' ""S''"' i.nR'a""' rance. MI" l7e"-
'"o"s u'' ,"o 'Rn"oe' al" nnktf'a WINS
s1"e'I"' ~, my " Ast s''""At 70 les N''a''"
rs.' ,..~ , 80. D".l"os 1"'o '"""'""'"' e''' w"s
,.,, :. o'' ..,,""',D """ o'e'p'"e'ou' QUO
.,~A ~. 'os "''t =. nv H'o"''' :" Transports
@ s.'., o"t "A'eaf@' ~ no "o""er "nocs
~A w Ae"A''"aees ~ '""'' VIC "" oc"seo'
% ~, a.".:S 7', '"o ,"n' ~. "''1o"s "!.es
~" ns"".S "1nse.n"oae"; o"' ase"'J 'he
1919 e" -t A"' '"''e'' s'"bot '4'"a - 'oo@ oer.
y ~ o's.eo"e :, l,"''co o' HoH's'", nno
,s,.ss p. ~ .to~ .'n.eo ~ '"a,a''s1 .''
..",... e' ~'"'"s" :. A'"'S'" a"' ''o m'''Fe
49,, =. ou""" ~. ~ ,''e'' ~, n"'.,'n'
, 1877-08-13

Political .neteorploglat4 in Europe aro
watching the gathering clouds On tho French
HORIZON with the utmost concern. Tho CON-
.ng elections, it is believed, will BE- claimed
BY the He'd Republicans, and an attempt
made to count tho votes in tho lurid lieh, Of
civil war. The monarchicA1 leaders, laripc
control of the Government, will, it is thought,
soon do away with ordinary to.ms Of lax
md dispen.e Justice aud protection ty .
military administration. Tue action of Ger.
many ul'ou the advent Of any new -egtm< ia
ths prominent fustoz i'll .all calculations, aud
1t u generally believed that BuxAnox viii
attempt TO cass cut everything in the slieht-
est respect irregular OF informal
, 1877-08-13

An interesting letter from correspondent,
with the expedition Of Black Hills miners
who hare undertaken to prospect the Big
Horn is printed in another part Of this issue.
80 far as gold discoveries are concerned the
writer confirms the his previous reports Of
p'ogress-plenty Of - ''coloss," but no payiAe
deposits as ret found, and znall rcason to
anticipate any more satisfactory results OF
the long journey than in giving to tbs world
sone facts Of interest concerning a country
a!u.okt unknown to white men.
, 1877-08-13

CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY,

The ch'earo pto>lpeo markets werc acslve Anf
wesk Saturday. McFs pork clorci TIC per b{,
lower. 1t sli.1c,idal1 Ii for scpten,be. AMI
$1a o3!ial1I 05 for October. IAe1& clofcA &c pcr
100 lbs lower. At -. .9os. uc.s for September and
ss,t2taGeaG' for October. Meats were etcaty.
nj 4ic for loose shoulders and 0a.c for do shost
ribs. Lake frtishts were ieta active and asmes,
nt 3iffta.c for corn tn llntalo. ltirhwiner wrsu
unchanged. Al 81 aspersalton. Flone was dulf and
weak. Wheat closed l'4Gp1A &c lower, At st. Oh.
for August and tl05sc for September. Corn clo+e@
.,e LOWER. At 44'ic for august hnl 44c for scr4
tcnbcr. Oats closed .sGi,4e lower. At :.3Ac foA
August md :ait (l2'.s for September. tye elosrd
rasscr. At tA',c. Barley euaed tseady. at 07c fnf
September. l1oes wesc active and hs1n At, ~ 7:ae
a'm Cattle were qnIci and rscady. 1t s.. !aDGt
e. -. sheep we.r on!ct at s..:,0lE4.,n 10, Ono
hundred dollars In gold would bny. slo5.e5 In
grcrnhscks al The clu.e.
, 1877-08-13

ffnncc, the Efforts to obtain it l,y
Germany and to hold on to 1t by
England, l'ns already nil increased snl.
uo; that to obiigo the United States
Government to purchase enough gold to
supply this country and redeem, s3G0, mr., ,0txl
Of greenhacks therew1t!,. must necessarily
ruAko gold far dearcr and scarcer. nn.1 Of
courso Of greater -nlne In all other forms Of
rrnrcrty. We pointed ont that ~ ve ncar
tho day fl1et for Al, exclusive gold currency
CAPITAL finds It to l,o more promising to wait
until that time rather than invest In real
estate will, insignificant rcsnlta, heavily
taxed. anil generally "sleasl." Every eiay tho
millions Of money now lying id1e aro ap-
f'eoacling not only gold vatne, but tho
value Of gold nntler the extraordinary cir
cnmataneos Of scarcity, unprecedented do
n'and, md hanishment Of all paper money.
Men will not buY real estate, nor will they
lend money OF It, when within short time
shat money will hare high gold va1uc, and
tho "slcnt1uess" Of roal estato mensurctl by
It's eatabie valuo will be atill moro "dcad j"
ami "Hsagnant"
THE rn1nuSK has nrgctl suct, notion AZ viii
remove this horrible menace, anil relieve
catital Of tho trra,l that II invested III I'M
proved city property to-day tho property will
be woFsa, less tomorrow and still less tho day
after. This way to rcn,ovs thi. depressing
shadow In Ia repeal tho date Of the 1seaun,p-
ton act, and then take snoh steps "a will re-
storo confidence In the min,la Of capitalists,
and h'ereby enhance the value Of real estate
and frnt1nt II arhfn uM1A1In nrH
, 1877-08-13
THE IVNKp.RUas1AN DEAnr0cR

The THrko- Russian war In now in its fifth
month, and to-tlay The armies Of the two
Powers face eac,, other in nn1c.r;a .u,, A..
mcnia with tie result n. doubtful "a It vas
lsxs April, when tho Car DECLARED war.
Fifty years ago 1t required two csnna;ona
for tho defeat Of Turkey: II ia not ,mproh.
able even now that thu wintc,s enou vii,
find the Russians still north Of tn, Balkans
in Europe, md on tho northeastern frontiors
Of Armenia in Asia. The unexpeete.1 f,pht.
ing qualities which the Turks haYe tlixnlayc,l
and which have made the campaign doubt
ful, are si,aply Astonishing. and hsv. ;ntro-
duced a new factor In Tho calculation OF ~.
suits.
Thus far Russia has lost every pitebed bat,
lie IN which she has been engaged. and The
victorious Turks haye inscribed unon thar
banner. Zewin, pelib.ba. Datonm. E.fi-
Sagra, Plevna, and 1oftcha, The other IN,
counters hare not been in the n.,urs of bat
ties, aud lsys resulted in favor Of ons Or n,
other Power, according 10 the superiority Of
force. At tho outset of the campaign the
Russians gained vesY peculiar and ,unort.nt
advantages, and month ago there was not
military critic In Europe who did not exnect
to SEQ them In Adriaaopls and Erze.oum be.
fore winter. Their bsillisp, movements os7e
them large advantages and placcd them In
possession Of very important ktrstep;o
points, not ons of which hAa yet been
utilized for permanent results. They c.ossed
tho Danube ut 1suail and Gafatz In gplen.
did style, and only succeeded in p1ac;np
s.... =. as.. .s
, 1877-08-13

,.,--- tn Ens EHN6F " 1hs 7Tl6NHe,
WArKEsuA. Nt%., Aug, TO- TO decide hot.
Viii yon please stnte whether or mt Flsc1snArK
cser was tioscsnu Ut tho stalc NJ tnutxiAna! Ono
PARTY hrta that hc WAS. and another TINT llc was
nut thH d1iy. elected Governor and under tho cir.
cu1nstanccs rive your decision and ohltgo
4 lsEAnEn.
Anrtrr-p. 8. Il. riNcnRAck was elected In
13tIS or 1870 tncinhcr Of tic Senate Of LouIsj-
aila. WARMoTn was Governor. and man
named DuNN Was elected Lieutenant Governor
DUNN subsequently died, and In Dcccmbcr,
ls1l, FtNcllnAcK wns ctc.tol rrcsticnt OF tho
Senate. md ez-ed9cto Northumberland. In
December, 1872, tho Legislative House nj Repre-.
scntntIvcs adopted articles impcaching Wau-
MOTH, who. under tho law Of that Statc, was at
oncc suspended. md riNcuuAcK became IT,
c0eto Governor, and was recognized Is Govern.
or by President GRANT.
, 1877-08-13

Tbs Tag ends Of the strike in pennsyl-
vania continue to crop out occasionally. An
attempt was mnde to wreck assenger.
trim at paclerton By the turning Of a
switch, hat luckily the Engineer saw it in
time to avert terrible calamity. At pitts-
burg the wretchrs yet uuhuug tried to 81.
plode tho magazine at the arsenal, but were
folled by tht: guard.
, 1877-08-13

Special telegram to the Chicago Tine, fnr.,
pagc): "Thc lack Of tc1cRrapt,tc rotn,n,1t.cs.
tton with the front Ia or1E,ous." Special tr1.
gram to tho Chicago Tina fourth ragc): "Th,
news from tho fcat of war Ia ~ confused nni "a
Indefinite that It IA afm0at fnposstic IN aft N,
truth from the great m,as Of dispatchca con-,
stantiy arrtving.''
, 1877-08-13

Tbs decentralization Of tho Russian forces
in consequence OF their recent roycrses in
admitted By. the Gsnnl Duka Nicholas, who
expects to remain Inactive for about tlros
weeks, or until he is reinforced to the extent
of loo,ooo fresh troops. It Ia said that tho
cholera has broken out in the Russian camps
in Bulgaria,
, 1877-08-13

UrI1n-ytsaRed war hns su,oott,c,l Ills wrtnlla1
front; whttu'wlngcs! reucc smiles upon tho land
an! DtuE,JEANB WMs' sotl.tn-lnw'a cattIe
nre allowed TO tnss over the ln!froatls without
letter to tho strikers from tho Governor If In
fihnny.
, 1877-08-13

II 1t had been aon.ln~lnw of rrcatllcnt
HRAsT's In whose behalf such letter IA 1,t,rs.
JEANS WMa' had l,con written, Tho Dc,no.
cratic press generally would havo considered II
a sad case Of ucpottsn,.
, 1877-08-13

As correspondent, nLuEJnAHs wv.
Of In1fannr, Is ono ut tho wonders of the 1,n3,
verse. whether VIC regard hIa First Eptstfc to
Tho rrcs!deut or Ills Second Eplstlo u tAo
Strikers,
, 1877-08-13

l ksh&EAt43 4llk NJ hlEA III 4E UllKlt UGs
RIGHTS Of THE CONSUMERS.
| We aro indebted to the London Saturday
Rtri<1o for Wow Of the recent railronl
striko not hitherto ,nndc sufficiently con-
sricuous. II VIM MI assault, at onco selfish,
vicious, and ignorant, on tho rights of coli.
su.ncrs, selfish, bcca,se o comparatively
small c1ass thought only Of ita own immedi-
ate t1esirra and a"cridced the interests OF all
the remainder Of tho community; vicions,
bccnusa tho methods adopted stopped ut
neither violence nor law-brtaking; md IT,
noraut, because tho strikers did not forcace
that tho injury they we're inficting upon
society. would reaet most severely upon
themselves. Tho London journal ruta the
casc IN peculiarly apposito style that ough.
to impreas the Pennsylvania people and all
believers in tho doctrins OF Protection. We
[ q1oto briefly:
Tl,c chronic conspiracy OF proIncep agatnst con.
euincFs has never been mora consistently prose-
cuttd than tn Pennsylvania. The rails IN which
trains have temporarily ceased to ruin. and tho en-.
zines which arc thrown out Of work. have urobs.
bly, cost twec ihris nat 'Eat prices. because tho
locat 1fonnasscrH harc comb!aed to lcvY II oustlcs
aotue tax on their ne!shboss. The dcrlro for q
profitable monopoly has now descended 10 tho cu.
nc'dFivers and their aasisantA. to tho great In
convenience Of the capitalists, whose cxau,pto
they tallow. ~ we'll ~ Of society at large, Tho
doctrlilc Of sclashnc*s II rnrhnps psofcsscd In =
simpler or more naked firm by trades. unlonfsts
than BY pratccted manufacturers, who conlri1c to
deludc others II not themselves. bv An Adectation
OF patriotism. . Tho theory that clothes exist
for the aake Of taort, and hats for tho bonsdt of
ha.scrs, WA p'opoandr thirty years ago with crude
sna passionate carnestncss In ''Alton Locke " and
Other popular publications. In West Virginia and
Pcnnsylvanla tic rIotcrs and their friends In tho
militia practically asacrt thu proposition that stok.
tss ana engtnc.dfssrfs tho ultimate objects Of
railway construction. The truth that hats wcto
designed 10 cosor hrsds aud railways tn convey
Passengers anu soods requires. though II ts not
fneontite. 10 he seen through pom rufsactlnz me-
dium. Il Ia tasy to understand tho popnlar feel
Ing shat men WIN work ought tu enjoy larger
share Of The products OF abos b,tt II might nccvF
IL the adTocAses Of unions that the must tu.
mediate sadcfen By strikes ars often OF thu same
class with tho n.lcontcpt wof4mea.
Thcre IL no sloubt TINT the oxactiona of
the protectionista md those II a mob Of
strikers who refuse to permit other men to
work aro on plano no far az tho rights Of
consumers arc concerned. Tha only diIer.
ence IL that the manufacturers Of Peun.yl.
vania "ssruck against foreign competitors,
while the railroad rioters OF pennsylvanja
"struck" sgAinst ths employment Of their
neighborx and fellow-townsmen. The prin.
ciple IL the Same In both cases. In both
cases tho great body Of consumc.s aro
shut out from tho natural advantages they
would enjoy, II no arti6cial OF fo:cible means
were employed to arrest tbs natural course Of
things. In both Cases tho consumers OF the
, 1877-08-13

Tho Democrats Of 1njtanny ought to DO proul
OF the Governor they elected OIL tho Old C|o,
Ticket last October. AMI the prospect Of haylns
thrro years moro Of lin.
, 1877-08-13

Tho Democrats Ut ln}fanny havo bal Luck
With thctr livestock. First It was DAnNuv's
mules, an,1 now It Ia BLuR-JnAns WIS son.
ln-law's cutie.
, 1877-08-13

IAN. 1t wn1 only broader nnd moro notice.
able In the caso Of tha railroad atrikcrn thnn
usual, and tho rcsrlIs will be pruportionate.
fy nlore scrion1