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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28
DOWN IN d SILVER NINE.
Virginia Nevada, Enterprise.

Those W bo have never personally inspected
the lower level of our mines may obtain some
idea of the degree of heat to be found therein
By vtsitug,the Savage works at the change Of
Shift. Ihs men packed together as close IS
they can stand on the stsge-are popped mp
ont of the ehaft all steaming rot, tor all the
world like - bunch OF asparagus just lifted
from the pot. They mako their appearance In
cloud OF steam that pours up continuously
from the 'depths profound and are olnly
seen until they step forth upon the floor OF the
works. As the meA land and separate each
carries with him for half q minute his little
private cloud OF vspor AS this passes oft tue
man is seen TO be naked from the W alst up, his
SKIN as wet as thongh be had just been lifted
on of pool of water The men bring MP with
them-besdes the steAm-an amounG OF heat
that may be felt by the spectator as they pass.
All this is at the top of the shaft, where 1T is
considered quite cooI-what then, must 1t be
hundreds OF feet below, where the men started
from-dowu where the water stands at lo7 de-
grees Fahrenheit Down there no steam Is
sseu-it is too hot for it. 1t is only when the
hot. moist air coming up from the lower re-
Rions strikes the cool air toward the top OF the
shaft that it takes the form of steam. DoWh
there where the men come from you must keep
! your hands off the pump column and the pipes
! aud il you pick up any iron tool You WI
| at once put it down without being told to DC
So Down there they handle things with
gloves on, or wrap rags about the drills the!
are guiding and iron apparatus they ar
moving, aud down there, too' yen Will learn Il
keep your mouth shut after you have drawn
few mouthfuls of hot air into your lungs.
PerspireR 1t is no name for it. You ar
like o sponge that is being squeezed. You aE
ready to believe that you have ten million
| pores TO every square ipch OF surface, or q
many more as any authority may mention, ant
that all these pores are as big as the cells of
f honey-oomb. You go for ice-water and
: almost seems to hiss as it passes down you
throst-you keep going for it, and thus, in
3 short time, ind out what becomes of the ton
and tons of ice that are daily consumed in tn
D mines. Remain below among the miners fo
e an hour two, aud when you are hpall
o popped out at the top of the shaft, all red no
and steac:ing, among the other asparagu
g sprouts, you will appreciate the beauty, th
q light and GOODNESS of the upper world
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

Nsw STYLES. FINE PIANos.-Mr. Philip Wer
.lein 1875 Canal street, 10 receiving styles Of
upright pianos from the following welknown mana.
fsctursrs; Messrs. ChickerlHg s. Sons. Hardman Co..
Zeigler. Kranish & Bach and Arion. Mr.. werlsin ty
strict ttention to HE business truthful and liberal
dealing, has made his house famous through our
country. This houas's trade Is rapidly doubling in
consequence of its improved location. The low prices
which have always prevailed 10 tell in th.
long
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

So prominent is the advertisement of the
popular firm OF K. II. Adams & Bro ifth page
today that it s scarcely necessary call atten tlon
it in these columns We would remark here however.
Of own knowledge that their splendid store has
been throuGed the whole week past with lady pur-
chAsers from all parts OF the city This be
wondered at, for friend Adams he cps a Stock Of
dry goods unsurpassed in point of excellence, variety
Of style and cIeApness. He has second hand or
auction goods everything being fresh and direct from
fret hands and his prices are said to bs as low a.
those asked for auction ROcds Remember these factS,
ladies' and do not tail call at 5s4 Magazine street.
four doors above st. Andrew. where this splendid
stock will be exhibited to you by polite and
dating salesmen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

There was fun as we'll as good acting in a
Chicago theatre during Lawrence Barretts
week of Shakespeare. "Win you permit me
to descend my friends ~ said Marc AnthoHy.
Just then he stepped inadvertently on the frall
canvas-covered frame work representing the
marble platform at the head of the steps, and
down came the whole concern, Marc Anthony
and all. Julius Cesar, who had been dead
several hours, and was lying stiff and cold on
9 bier at the foot of the steps, threw up an arm
in terror when the platform cracked. and kick
ed around very lively as the stuff tumbled
about his ears. "If you have tears" continued
Marc anthony, "prepsre to shed them now"
and they were shed literally by the audience
in the convulsive laughter that followed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

BEST KID GLovEs,-Speciala atteutio is call
the fact that Mr.. D. II. Holmes, l55 Canal and Is
Bourbon streets has Just received full assortment of
the celebrated Pelican and Croiz de Aalte ladies' kid
gloves in all the popular shades As these brands
specially imported by the house OF D. H. Holmes, thsy
confidently offer them az equal not superior to any
other imported kids Purchasers win also be glad
hear that prices greatly reduced owing to the de-
cline in cost of the original material. For further
details Gee advertisement fifth page.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

The Krupp cannon works in Germany
are of immense dimensions. They send
their srmAmentS to all parts of the world,
and employ an enormous capital. A strik-
ing feature of the establishment is hun
dred thousand pound trip-hammer. The
Emperor William recently made q visit of
inspection there, and 6 1884 workmen turned
out to receive him.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies,
whether they intend to purchase simply SatiAfy
their curioSty 70 visit Levy BrOS store seS and
5s7 Magazine street, tomorrow, and during the whole
of next week, to examine the fine stock Of goods
just received.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

GARDEN SEED R. Maitre, Esq. 6O2 Maga-
zine street, tino supply of fresh seAsonAble
seed which he is selling ct reasonable prices He haS
alec full OF garden vAtes, sheet stamens
and wires, and large assortment of rihts' suppes
See his three advertiser men t. on fifth page.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

For one week only-at Levy Brothers, 555
and 5s7 Magaz street-Ca,icoes A cs Lonsdals
Cotton 81 cts wsise Blankets q so and everything
else at proper tionatey low pricss.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

For strong, we'll made, cheap shoes for your
self and your children call at John George Waguei's
store corner Of DauPhine and Ursulins stroeta
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

Grand opening Of fresh dry goods at Levy
Brothers, ssJ and 5s7 Magazine street, t. morrow,
Monday, s9th.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTAS

Transient Advertisements 81 so per square Ss'D
Cats inserted at special rates. ..,.-us
Wants and Personal Information AaVeE'A
10 cenTa rer .tne each insertion.
Editorfal Notices.. 80 cents alma
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

As measure of the success with which
the Society for the Preservation of the Irish
Language is prosecuting it's labors, it may
be noted that at the meeting of that body
on Tuesday it was announced that the first
three editions of the Irish Primer, lately
reviewed in our leading columns, had been
exhausted. We observe that more than
one of the branches of the Home Rule
Confederation of Great Britain have made
the study of Irish one of their leading OBJ
iecta.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

FINANCIAL paper so Is pei
cent per annum Al do = TO = second grade - 70 :
first class mort do to per cent AMMAN; sec
ond grade t. 10; Gold lUa2 TO lG3; american Shyt
half dollars and Mexican dollars nominal; Comnercia
Sterling 4o5 to 4hgA bank do to 493 the bank check
ing New York per cent discount, and CONNER
ctal sight at g.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-10-28

The most perfect and largest cartridge
manufacturing concern in the world is that
of the Union Metallic Cartridge Company Of
Bridgeport. It employs over twelve hun
dred persons, two thirds of whom are girls,
and has mechanical facilities for turning
out easily in regular working hours more
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-10-27
vi.

Nous seloignons-nous hien dc laQues-
ton, ct puisque nous parlons i unc
population chretienne ct catholique,
respectueuse All pr6tre, 4 ses ensei-
gnements ct i sa doctrine, nous est
il defendu de dire &c que lie pr6tre
fait, comment il vit. quellcs sont ses
mnurs, UPS habitudes ct sa Tempe
rancee
Car ses mGurs doivent ttre nos
mpurs, puisqu'il est rexemple, ct
sd temperance doit determiner no.
tire temperance. N'est-ce pas ainsi
que s'etablit rharmome morale Ell
tire lie pretre, Qui est lc pasteur, ct
les hommes, qui sont le tr0upeau!
Or, quand nous entrons All presby-
tere francais, i l'heure du dejeuner
on du diner, nous voyons or.linaire
ment sur une table simple ct propre-
ment servie, 4 cote dun plat de
viaudc, dun moroccan de frontage ct
lie quelques fruits, une honnete ct
respectable boutcille de vim. LIE bon
cure, bien entendu, Ell l'omme sobre,
ne Ia vide pas toujours complete
ment, ct il lui arrive s0uvent lie fai-
re un compromis avec Ia carate
trcau: mais Peau serle, Feau fade,
reau sans force ct sans vertu, Peau
tles canartls sauvages ct tles puri-
tains de la NouvcIle-Angleterrc, he
lui SQUIRT en- aucune facom. II nest
nullement totaliste. Connait-il meme
&c mot nouveau ct baroque? Croft
il commettre un pech6 en- buvant
un verre de vim, un crime ell en- bu-
want deux, une abomil,ation ell Vi
dant sa demi- -bouteillef Est-ce quill
s'enivre CONNIE Noe, ct voulez-v0us,
quand il reeoit un lie ses amis, son
voisin vigneron, le cure dun autre
village on meme son ev6quc, Quill
leur serve de Peau crue dams une
cruche aussi froide que peu frater-
nellie ct peu clretiennes Car pev1-
que, son superieur, sobre ct bon
aussi, sachant fort bien que Ia VI
gne ma pas etc plantee pour les
merles settlement, comme aussl trop
genereux pour vouloir la RUNE ct la
misere de quatre OIL cinq millions
dc vignerons francais ct vigneron-
nes. bolt orflinaisement du vim 4 ses
repas. II est meme tles caves sacer-
dotales don't Sc contcnterait un due
ON nm marquis. QUAINT aux chantres,
nonr chanter iuste, il leur fault ega-
iement lu vim. Cen'est pas peau qni
donne du ton ct de III son0rit6 d Ia
voix. Et les betlea,lx eux-m6mes,
ces utiles accessories de toute cere-
monte religieuse, messe ct bapteme,
sanraient-iis carillonner vigoureuse
sncnt, dun bras fort Ut ru'sslnt,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-10-27

Gals daujourd'llni, modele dun clcr-
ge aussi eclair6 que vcrtucux, est ir-
reprochable dams ses mGurs, ct 81 la
politique des interets materiels ct
tcmporels, impoSce par les hauts
dignitaires dune theocratic souvent
ambiticusc, ne le mtlait III peu trop
aux passions dc Ia terrc, qni he sont
point les vertus du royaume de
Dieu, il serait incontestablemcnt l't
tire saint ct partait, le beni dc tous
les hommcs, celui qui commando
par la souvelainct6 de reXemple ct
lie rayonnement dc la fol. On a done
ell tort den f,irc I'LL agent dies gou-
vernements ct dies politiques lu
monde; ct vous fauriez singuliere
ment amoin.lri dams sa mission, dams
son influence, dams son caracterc ct
dams scs ruvrts, sill ne savait pas,
plus sincere, plus vrai, plus evange-
lique, plus rapproche du pcuple que
Dupanloup ct les politicians dc son
eSpece. sc rctrouver dams III subli-
mite de rEvangile ct fadmir,blc
simplicite apostoliouc: Car il ne re-
We point, lui, lie po,lvoir, le comman-
dement, ct la domination. Fills du
peuple. pour Ior,linaire, il dedaigne
volontiers les titres ct les dignitcs
qui he somt point dies vertus. Cest
avec les pauvrcs, les petits ct les
simples quill passe sa vie. Son pres
bytere est nne maison CONNIE les
autres, modesto, humble, qni nest
point un chateau, Qui ne sc 'llstln-
que des autrcs maisons du village
que par une croix, ,Sa proximite tie fc-
elise ct de grands arbres snpcrbes
au printempS. Mais jamais Fi'lee ne
lui Went quill pourrait 6tre senateur,
qu'un senateur est III pcrsonnage
illustrc, ct surtout que les intri.'les
politiaues ct miserables dc &C sena-
teur interlope doiyent etre utlIes
aux hommes ct agreablcs d Dleu.
Pour1uoi serait-il royaliste, bona
partiste, legitimiste OH republican,,
c'est-a-dire militant sur le terrain des
passions humaines, Quand il dolt
ttre lie conseiller rcligieux de tous,
le perc commun ct lie pasteur tidele!
Est-ce Ia Defense quill doit lire i ses
paroissiens, voire meme 1Untrers
lu citoyen Louis Veuillot, on bien
rEvangiledu plus divin des Ma1tres?
Son role cst-il de batailler avec le
maire du village, ct qn'y a-t-il dc
commun entire Ia ceinture du prctre
ct recharpe municipale: Ne cher
chez done point i rabaisser. Lais-
sez-lc tout enticr 4 son 9uvre de
s:,intete ct dc devouemcnt. Qn'il
soft prttre d'abord, pretre ensuite
ct pretre toujours. L'hommc dc bien
ma ricn lie plus beau i dtsirer.
Mails nous nous tloignons de III
question.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-10-27
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.

Nouvelle-O e-Orl3ans:-A.G G. Romain, Tchou-
pitonlas ST., No. Is.
st.-Jacques, St.-Jean-Baptiste, 1''erville,
Assumption ct Asccnsion:-Just Comes,
Donal(lsOnville.
Lafayette, ,Attakapas:-Edouaryl f. Mou-
ton.
Nouvelle- e-Iberic:-Auguste Girod.
Vachcrie Feitel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-10-27
D A rs 5 A TU r n E .

Or. Satnrne est enOrno
Et waste 4 contonrner,
CoInrne aussi rURtl de fOrtIic.
Aim de mieuX tOurner.
Car les chooses carrecs
EtOur(les, dams les airs
Gu PLANES azurees,
ROuleraient de trayers.
- Ia forme bien faite,
Snperbe, belle aux yeuS,
Bonne aux sens, parfaite
Et grantle dams les cienx,
Est la fOrme arrOndie,-
Cclle qu'on volt Ell hant,
Rayonnante, hardie,
Sublime ct sans default.
Done, Saturne est rond CONNIE
Jupiter, Uranus,
On Ia tote dun homme
Gu la belle Venus.
Pour tonrner sur lui-m6me,
ThEologiquelnent,
Dams nm ordre supreme,
III lui faut settlement
Dix heures ct demie,
Quand Ia Terre HAdam,
En- planete enlOrmie
Et Gui marche Ell bOudant,
A des NUTS prolong6es,
Sa Lnne, pas d'anneau,
Des b6tes abr6gees
Et In forme dun o.
ii a sept satellites
A sa discretion,
Et qni sont des velites
En- observation.
Saturne est pale ct bleme,
Dites-vous, 4 tel point
Que son obscur prObleme
Ne rayonne point,
Et qu'aux Observatoires,
A Berlin, 4 Paris,
On fait nOmbre d'histoires
Et beaucoup de paris
Sur 10 couleur des feInmes,
Des h0mmes, des moutons,
Des anges ct des :tmes
Aux saturniens cantOns!
II est meme sur terre -
Des gems CONNIE AragO,
Qui vous diront: Mystere!
IM cretlis, sed nego.
Car 81 Saturne est sphere,
CONNIE chacnn Pa In,
Sa mOrbide atmosphere
Manque de Pair vOulu.
II lui faut roxigene
Que nous avOns Lei,
L'azote on Ditrogene,
Et le carbOne aussi.
Mais il Wit trop dams pombre,
Trop noir, trop peu vermell,
Trop lugubre, trOp sOmbre
Et trop loin du sOleil.
Et le soleil est Tame
Des consultations,
L'esprit vivant, Ia famine
Des incarnatiOns.
Sans lui, sans Dieu, pas d'homme
Pas de feurs, pas dc jours,
Pas de ciel, point de pommes,
Et le Meant tonjours.
LIE soleil est Ia vie,
In beaut6, IL grandeur,
Lame fiAre ct ravie
Dams limmense splendeur.
xt les Guebres p.,lt issTs,
L'adorant a genorx,
lie prOclamant ls,ir Mattra.
Sont nioins betes que nous
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-10-27
Announcement:
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-10-27

Que 81 nous sortons du lieu abso-
lument saint, consacr6 d Ia priere,
c'est-A-dire du temple OH de peglise,
pour entrer au presbytere francais,
81 range, 81 ordonne, 81 propre, 81
chaste ct 81 chretien, OH phomme de
Dieu est d'ordinaire phomme lie
Ia bonte, de Ia simplicit6 ct dune
admirable tolerance, nous y trou-
vons certainement IN frugalite, la
MODESTO ct la temperance. La mai.
son nest pas somptueuse, ct le luxe
= est parfaitement inconnu. La ta-
bic est supplement ser>ie, CONNIE
celle dun philosophe, OH mieux dun
rratre. La gonrmanlise, peche mi
snon des molncs d'autretols, nest
plus lie !nche mignon que dc qnel-
cues prtIats itaiiens. Ii prttre iran
, 1877-08-11

THE PARTY AT LowEEL-The party
at Lowell last Saturday night was every
way most enjoyable affair, Quite II
number went from here and came home
perfectly satisfied. The hall WAS full,
and after dancing commenced, no time
was lost till the party broke up. The
expectations of all were more than re.
ahzrd--it has been voted by all from
here" II. NJ"
, 1877-08-11

THE Favorite came up river ms far MS
Lowell! Thursday.
WORK is progressing finely on all the
new buildings in town
LAST Saturday large lot of lime was
landed ut the upper wharf, for the new
dwellings Of the Bluckman Bros.
The Thursday.nights' party has been
pronounced by all who participated a
very pleasant sociaLle.
Miss Ella Clark of Olympia, who has
been spending a few weeks here, visiting
friends left Friday moraiug.
THE oldest child OF Mr.. J. Ross, whose
younger brother has been so long danger,
ously Ill, is now suffering from severe
attack Of intlammatory rheumatism.
A heavy shower passed to the north
and another to the south of this place
last Wednesday afternoon. No rain
here.
A Chinaman over in Portland wagon.
spoked hoodlum, who insultcd young
lady on the street. No doubt he will he
shot soon for exhibiting such signs of
celestial depravty.
A Mr. Jones, employed in one of the
up river logging camps, last Saturday
received Il severe accidental wound from
an axe, on one Of his feet. He is in
town for treatment.
THE following, "old saw" is from the
Rural "Sprinkle starch in tight boot
to get it on"
,B-E-r give the boot away and buy
one that is not tight.
THE Golden Ddon, Dora Darmoore
former publisher, has been merged in the
Mission Mirror, and will be issued as an
eight page weekly, devoted to the,
"hssion Quarter" OF San Francisco.
Miss Darmoore will edit q special de-
partment.
SENATOR Sargent has commenced suit
again5t the Argonaut for libel. He will
be sorry he ever did it. Frank is a bet
ter lawyer, politician and more of u states
man than Sargent with his years of ex-
pprience in Congress. The libel has
grown out of Franks comments on Sar-
gents connection with the Phinney af-
fair.
IF we dou't have Congressional big
bugs, we have numerous others just rs
expensive. to,bugs are paying US
protractcd visit. They won't hurt US
any worse than the late investigation
will Oregon. "Miserv loves company"
our web footed neighbors are no bet
ter of than we are. They have big bugs
but few in number. We have little ones
and u multitude Of them.
ALL the Oregon papers are Dragging
over their late distinguished visitors, the
Congressional Investigation Committee
II we had frauds to he investigated, our
papers and brass bands would have some.
thing to blow about too. However, we
are not ignored entirely. Some of Ore
gcn's witnesses in the late investigation
honored the Sound with their presence
on their way to British Columbia.
, 1877-08-11
FOR SALE OR RENT.

100 acres OF good land lying near the mouth
OF the Skykomish River, with II acres cleared
and % bearing fruit trees, for sale at bargain,
For further particulars enquire of
90, W. II. VALE
Visa or NJ. W. PACKARD.
, 1877-08-11

Nor have l very much hope for the
improvement Of teachers who fancy tnat
they kRow SO much about the business,
that there Is no occasion for their read
ing professional works, or catching the
spirit of progress from the pages OF edit.
cational journals, or the proceedings of
educational conventions, who disdsin
, 1877-08-11

The indications are now that impor-
tant Changes are to be made, in the near
future, in some of our methods of teach.
ing, and that instead of limiting the field
of knowledge as we now do, it will be-
come greatly extended, especially in the
primary departments. The discriminat-
ing power Of the Young child's mind, its
ability and eagerness to acquire and re-
member facts, have not been duly rccog-
nized in our methods of instruction, and
much valuable time 10 wasted in school
which might he pleasantly and prottably
employed in learning valuable and prac-
tical facts about niatcrial things with
which children come in daily contact.
All natural laws and the principles of
science are mainly deductions from pre-
viously observed phenomena and well
attested facts, and large amount of
fundamental truth can be readily grasped
and retained by our primary scholars,
thereby stimulating their observing fac
ulties, cultivating the important power of
discrimination. and laying secure fOun-
dntion Tor future Intelligence and scien-
tfc purruits and scholastic culture
School Com, Fall River, Mass.
, 1877-08-11
NOTICE

All persons indebted to the firm Of FROST
u FOWLER or to NJ. II. Frost or J.
Fowler, members OF sad firms, are hereby re
quested aud required to settle the same i'm
mediatclY; Us they have closed out their for
mer business, and are compelled to settle all
old accounts. Prompt paymentat Mukilteo,
W, T., their former place OF business in this
county will save costs
Dated July 18th, 1877.
FROST Il FOWLER.
, 1877-08-11

teachers institutes, and hegrudge any
time that they may require I" devote
thereto,--LSupt. A. 7. Wiles, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
, 1877-08-11

In TowN. MIR. Irvine, County Com
missioner from the Stihguamish, W. II.
Reeves aud II. Sperrel from the Snoqual-
mie. G Hartman from the SkykomIsh,
Geo. Kyle Cen.reville, Hon. J. r. Nc =.
Gilvary, Seattle, and W. T. Ballou who
is so cosmopolitan that we don't know
where hc halls from.
, 1877-08-11

THE Fayorile came up river ms far MS
Lowell! Thursday.
, 1877-08-11

WEATHEn.-Much to the joy Of all
farmers, who have not yet finished hay,
ing, last Sunday, the sun again appeared,
after having been obscured nearly all the
time for y week The wind is favorable
and the prospect is good for fine weather
for some time.
, 1877-08-11
THE CELEBRATED
Buttrick Patterns

or the Latest Fashions and of all descriptions
kept constantly on hand by
Mrs. w. II. Sanders, Drcssmaker.
Gentlemens' Shirts and Children's Clothes
made 10 order. Commercial street, SEATTLE,
W. l., Opposite new Hotel 6gtf
, 1877-08-11
Local Items.

KILLED DY INDIANS. Mr. Peter Car
rnl, brother ot Mrs. Ward of this place,
VS. killed in the Black Hills, same time
in April last. Mr.. WnrI received intel.
'igcncc to that effect from the Agent of
the $. p. r. Road who had written to
Mr., Carol and the letter was returned
7" him. giving intelligence of his death.
This is about all the particulars vet
known, but in all probability the sad in
tcIiiSrnCc is true. Mr.. G., WAS u mason,
AMI worked nt one time on the Capitol
At Salem and in Portland Oregon. He
also run u locomotive on the S. G. & T..
Co.'S road. He Was well known and had
many friends here and is owner of the
Fiddlers' Bluff claim. He left here
about year ago, and went to Califor.
mia and run II locomotive on the 4. p.
hilroad, F:om there he went to the
Black Hills where he was killed.
, 1877-08-11

LAST CHANCE.-Mr NJ, ssmer the ar.
tist will leave next week, No time can
he lost by those who want good photo.
graphs, He excells as an artist, and it
may be many u day before one so skillful
in his profession visits our town again.
, 1877-08-11

RuRAI.--This excellent monthly came
last mail 1t contains the " last Words"
"t B. L. Northup, as its editor. Who is
to have control hereafter is unknown to
the public This periodical should be
in every farmcrs-house. We wish it
success.
, 1877-08-11

Co CoM-The County Commissioners
meet this week as board of equaliza
ton.