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, 1877-07-26

Seine unruben Bier 81 Sc
{ iir0ten. Sic bielism Nnesltsllten
mebrertr G%iienbabnen boben Iib Islr
uernahtt 9c9cn Den Irtifel I'M ~Wbia"
pom "a. 3. u. nno baben einen Yros
trit ooge9en, Der. 5tote1 iiberlanot.
wcIde alIe Mrbcitcr in Der bieIi9en G6e-
%iapcafe g. Obio gilenbobn Merfitatter
n1teriel6net boben.
, 1877-07-26

Gin 8 d. pinoler. GarneH s
Oslar, Gin Gn9ldnoer, Del6cr bier II
Der etaot lid felt Ginger 3cit oui9e-
boltcn unb pelder anoob, oob er bum
berte BON 8innoen betdbe, 1T nit Ielner
5omilie I6nel obeereiit, nohosm er Den
@otclsg9irtb unb Nnoere sum getra9e
pon $l2 biz $500 beIblpinoelt.
Seine Grau bat ibm in ielnem 5rel'
BEN 9ebplfen.
, 1877-07-26

Ga gsreidt mir sur telpnberen gbre an,ns
seieen, baB ,h om 81 untas b n 16. Is.
Wts. bic Mntibt unb 9eitune es neuen unp
lbDnen Sptels, tefaunt untfr rem Namen
Narf Sptel,
netit &efauratiun, iiterupmmcn bate. Tal.
ltlbe lit in Der Afain Str. ae esen uab aebt
his our 8anf ctr. BIZ d., no oltidiaus rim
Ginaana it,. @s wGrs iite fiji f mt::n II
5rruncsn unc BEN rstlsnrfn Yubiifum i'm
Nlsem'inen gu seridern. bas eaS 0tabIiHs-
me I, as zines CUR eriten Cafe aebDfcnc, &C.
filb t tyerhe Miro. Mfin 3tuf ais 81 au,
ia tenr 1T su he'annt, I'm nod bier stmabnt
gu iperoea.
Sob ti't MIR mid gu teiueben ,,nb id bin
nerlibert, bag lily SIRE auab,aaft erba ten
pfree.
lS7 g. 3etelle.
, 1877-07-26

Oier@prinss." Sic CONNER.
Gsbolunaspldse leioen iebr our6 oieis
ousenblidli6en llnrnben, wie mir aus
prIpat Nadri6ten erfabren. Sur wenise
&sute 9eben uno piele Die Dor t lino feb'
rem 5uriid.
, 1877-07-26

O'bp x ~
MISUNDERSTANDING Scrla fen &ibnpvo ur, 3:45 y.
NJ. tnrlrten in Wptoensnile nm 7:30 Mah.n unb In
Wdlht atpn nm 1 :45 Mbsnbs an.
Tntiu9e fobrel taDsfdb (Srnn 1as ausaenpmmtr.)
@rrrcBsi9e ia zen / gid ua0 tnttfr in SSuncti n.
Ncel'S. GreYiatan's, @rro nSpiIs Charlottesville Staur.
ton, @plben, @t:a crp', G~prtnetpn NIB aleN rr uloren
Statipre reitltd IN Spptn9tpn an.
Wcccrimrf dtivn1 iG9e tdtren tdotih (SpnntaoS aus.
eenpm Ell ane serbin en- ifh in GprAspssile ir % lb.
in9tpn.
.ppits unb Grsr B.3Ise sertin> en- ii6 in Gprspnssine
tls darlington = ; elm @pfSus il Gbarlpttsui0e fir
Tbndbura nm rem 6 etn
Cry .bas %ssrhinset III ~ Cincinnati nit en-, Irmnf"
Sinien fir ais p1nf:e i'm Weteu Ncremeiten unp eIp.
meltsn. incl. CALIFORNIA Oregon mt SsraS.
pptiu9 fem It n Ntdrrpn6 I'm 1880 NddlrtttaoS an,
Grpr'Bla9 rpn Cincinnati serb Meet in @p-epnsp;Is
nit rer Stretnia Wiip onp Giisnbabn fpnmt in QpaI,,
IN ton UNI z: @ 0crm. uuh IN Mt mpnb nm $50 90 m.
an une perbiupst Hh nit ecr 91ibnrpao une 8 anrlle Hnb
Nidmcnp unb PETERSBURG !3qsen fRr alc @uufte TN
Suten.
%geepmmpN ~a!irrSiu9 fpnmt i'm $40 @%prmittat s an.
Sdl I Nosapns fahren mi alea gtaGt Ii eli.
Dnr6 : f'ts ne { n ~pertauf. uno Wep1d perpeif
RAD aaen .6aupt. @urften
@abers Ias unit rresen preifc etc irirb II yp. S26
Wiatl CIR, efer in Der Office Ter 6pmpasNiec rtbell:.
GOnwsY sc. Spparo
General pailastcr- lab Tidct- Isent,
WS. W. g. Gum,
Snssnisar nnb Snpernten> snt. 27
, 1877-07-26

.@ireinio Yreb @iioeia-
tton. Scrr Subn &rame bat als
Setrctar Der @sIs1Ibott ~relisnirt; Serr
Ylumer SO. @rstier 1T Secrstdr npro
tenn" Sim s. ausnit iuirb cine er'ra
@eriammlung oboebalten, I'M elnen
Sefretdr su erpdblen.
, 1877-07-26

.9nbeos Corpus" Benjcmin
Miniams, Negcr. Der Serfii6run9 onse-
flagt, nno Der @rono SurD pom Yplis
aeirthter @bite iibermieisn, ,purbe &c.
tern ouf einen nSabeas Corpus" Se'
1ebl Dor &,dfsr Minor eebrodt uno
inter 1902 Buraldoft aeitslt im 9cp
TENDER i'll Der Sultlnss Court 5u er'
]deinen.
, 1877-07-26

Denefis-Y ltelIuna: 9eu:e
fDnuen Die Sldstts fir relerpirte Sibe
anr SereIiS @pritellun9 Deg 6rrrn 81.
&bamberlain in g9patts Multlaben &C.
toufi psreen. Wir linb i~iber3cust. oaB
er elm oolss Sous Dahen miro.
, 1877-07-26
Mppetit bobe nno mid babel wo0l bcIin,

Nppttit babe unh mid babel NOR! bcIili>
Den, eeDwcqen io1eu Sic mit be- iiebsn.
n7b penn Sir ods nid)t t6nnen, fam i'd
@ic uno Sbre WiNenl6uit nidt gcbrau-
den"
GIos miB wobI zine groBe Nnsie
0nnQsfroit fir oie Menldpn 6aben. 9ie
noroil6en @Dlfer lIeben oos S6nopss
slas; Der 9rutlhe liebt oas @eirqlos
lno nuN ons Yitr9Ins; Der Mmerifan +
liebt oac orci @lGisriortsn, uno Die
Trouen unb Mdbhen boben cine 9ro5e
Wprllche fir oos Spic9elslas.
, 1877-07-26

Bg~ Srdnleinei in @ort~
den IN Sly Sbr. Sim nddften id)Dnen
~JtotlmittaA wsnn Cir micoer ipasieren
gebeh, 10 taufen Sic cine Shadttl Don
0lenn'5 sAnpefelsS elie. Deles num-
DC, bare Nteinisunasmittel iulro ulls De
Slcden entiernsn, weld)e iebt Die Sd0n.
belt 3erer d3iiae 70 iebr becintrddtlaen.
Sn leoer Sd)ahtel bon 9il's Saur=
idrbuuaSmittel iii nsne Jugeno sntbals
ten.
, 1877-07-26

Mebr Sruppen. SIS lino mie'
Der 100 Mann Sec. Stoaten Sruppen
bier burdpallirt, nm mad @aIbln9ton
7u 9eben.
, 1877-07-26
Oleataa'S
&Oapefets Seife.

pas toirGfamtfe, eent H'u6rifum ic 9~esotene
dnEsrfiGe @eirmiftef.
O1enn'5 GAwefeIs Gfife teitt
nit wunbcrbarer Shneaisfeit ale lrtalen
Nrontbeiten unb StSruasen Ger Sunftirn ter
Sout, curirt unb N~ertintert tae Muftreten
Won GteumdtismtS unb Niht, %entfernt
@rinb, tintert eae 5aar an, @usfallen unp
Grauwerben, rnb 1T bas Bette Shutmtttel
eceen semins a~nitedenbe 8rantbeitsn.
9urh Ben @ebrath bie1er Seife rsrten
llnltpnteiten Der Seerbaut oauernb enifernt
uno Elm psrIhbnernter Ginhub ouf pas
@riiht. ben Sals, bic 9rine une in Der Ttat
ouf Die eanse SautfGde, ipelde bacu-N
emunberunss nit is rein, fAbn
unb d. firp, ausseibt.
Diefes bilIiee, spedmdBtse
SeiImittcI ma6t bic Mustasem
fir Shmefel= Sdbcr unnpttis.
9eidmuste &leiotr unb 2einen;eus weIbsn
erinpllh burh Die Ssife besinicirt.
9ltrsts ratben ipren gsbrauA ali.
llrris: 25 nno so Gent5 per S;t;uA;
prr Sdadtel g St5h) GOT. II. sl,20.
N. b.. 1te orrBen etiide fir 50 Gents iinS
trelaa! 70 srrF, ais rte fur 25 Cents.
6ia's Saar= Inn gartfGrbcmittcl,
Sd1wars oser S'rann, so Gents.
6. q. e%rittentom,
Gi%sentbImer,
sc. 7 sc6fe aYenue, @ep'gcrf.
, 1877-07-26

Sdeioun9. Cine @deicunsss
flaac BON Benjamin Goberts 9c9en
Mllce Goberts III scltern in DER Gbanec-
~ Gnnrt %anbdnsig gema6t woroen.
, 1877-07-26

Dnr6 paffasiere.
1000 o. N. gnfui # in Ridmp as 0icultar. Tanner.
tag ii b Spnnabcn' Madt 0erbfrtunz
.,- gen nit 3uasn Ger &idmpnp Ii D %eters-
hnrs une c%tsfap'afe UNI SNip Giicntatt
men Der aantpfer ,Sapdnu" pertaf
Baltimore rcn ye f44 siebt Str 9llans
fng.. MItfpa6j unb Strit-g I'm q :.
@taN "erethfangen1ri 3uaen rp pb fa'
pelpp a, Aep yprf uat ipeisli en- Yldsen,
Ii s tn gDfft Gpint nit Suset fir Tidmpns
Nne Rem Siieen.
Dur6 6radt.
6:1JI. W. -gnFurft in Jtid mo b Sicrfaa. Snnrrr.
itaB nnb Snurahr b Madt 0e,bir bum
gen IN 98elt Hptnt nit benz 2alnnfer Won
Salftnpre. Ma t . RI usInaea nit BIN
Nldi11rab nnb = awhile. &itnrnh unb pe-
tersbur1 uno e~bfiapeate unp Sbip Gileus
babnen.
grfal paffaaicrc.
10000 Q. 81. @ntrrft in Ridnpnb tdjlid, a~useerrn,,
men Srrntas, Wadt @ibi Sunesn
MT BEN &i6mcnS uno psttrsturo, INN
e%belapeafc lab Stip Is fenpagnen.
9ptal Sra d, t.
400 g. 81. Nntunft in Iidmuap @dntnn. @i,tipod,
1ne ,sreitdS. Ma ut 8trbneunoen III u. Il
Npiat nit rem& arnpfer Sis" spn fea gan
suaa'n Ger gtatt ppni ..wb Ydrurf y
Sllnsn.
ae'ne 5ratt Fa@ rser ssn'@laB.n iitt,d ron Sid
mono nj y anasnpnnten- Die g8agen fabreu burf ycn
2&eit piat mad Ilidnta.
2te rieertefen 9rcife, ppri1ttse 9antb,
buna unc d edie. ell narantirt
n3tr u8b Sils pf laf tr4" nit aardntirten Staten
fad) allen nprot gen unb f~tl,li4 eli yldsen lel ben aus
b~eeeben.
tabrtartcn rerben %se.fauft fir ale n~brbliden, III.
liden Eub ireitfidHn iisen.
f%abtfarte At hdben IN fer General @ifcnbotng5 idet
Mscntur. 500 Mat ift.. i'm grn nae Spttl nuS an,
3erpE eer &ompagnie Gfe Ser IS. Int Ard Strraee,
Nt6mcns, @d.
IL nm $. 8. Douglas, Supi.
, 1877-07-26
feaer Aialm-G rIearoph,

alarm 6 Il f c n.
Mp. 2 Grlte prIisri Station.
Mo. 3 3pslte 9,eii,ei Station
w. 4 Critic yOIissi @%taticr. ID
no. 3 sprissnbaas. Ste gtraee, NAB.
.l' WV
M0. 6 uS0rf arc eatSer eoufe,~ sroos
SiraBe, apilden Der 9ten unp 1Oten.
N'. Z sprtssntaus, fstsu 1tr. nah
Jranflin. y" ""V
go. 1-2 &pdctts.
Mp. 3 edc cer f2tcn uut Main @tr.
no. IA @de Der 10ien unb gyrp CTR.
M'. 10 gtfe Ser ftrn l!nb CARY Ctr.
Mo' 10 ede SCR yine anb Utain ctr.
Ne. - Gde Der 3tsn unb IupaI Ctr.
Me. II eds Der 25iten unb 9rpob a.
w.. % Gdt Der 17tsn unb Marlbou etr
Nr. "a gds Der 17ten unp Ma5binot,,
Ctr. '"S''"
M0. rs @strepulitan ei1sn. msrfe~ ?
Ctr.
|o. 20 Ode Der 5teW umb Main CIR.
no. 81 gde Der 1lten unb Nain Ctr
NO. 80 gfe Der % ten une Wain ctr
NO. "a Ode Der 13ttn unb Gary ctr
go. So stastildss @rmenbans.
Mp. SO Grerfear Gilfnsg4erfe.
10. Al @ds Der 9ten unb 9cis Ctr.
No. 4 2 Sruab Straba, xde Sail WQy.
Mp. % Gds Sprins mb piue ctr.
No. 40 Gde ct. Sames unp Duyal Ctr.
No. 4-6 5pr seub 'us, 25lte ctr,
Np. 81 Sprisenbaus, 10 ctr.
no. 80 Ode bet GlaY I'M @ilmer Ctr.
no. SO ete Mi4i alculr. uue &sdstis
, 1877-07-26
Sefanntiit abm 4.

IN meine &unben, Nrcunoe unb has Buz
blifum I'M y%nsemcinen.
, 1877-07-26
D6nusrhas &c. 9a!i 1877.
Gtant JtiOnlDub.

- @ir MAIDEN einem 9ce1rten
Gublifum Die @nseiae, aaB 5crf
s.. 81. Noot ieine 0ienIte i'm SuterelIs
Der .@ireinin Gtoots- Giosette" perpen-
Zen miro uno bas GsNt bat, Mn5ci9en
cntaegen au ncImen. Gontrofte obSlt-
i9litbcn Hno Gclo ein5ufuililen.
, 1877-07-26
Nbriapeofe unb Sbio Giiynbabu

G%Neiaseate nnt stio eii'rsapn,1
NaidJier.G partfmcnt
Hidmrnr, Ye, I. 2eember, 1876.
Yin nno mud Dem 3. 9s3cmber, 1876,
fablen bic VAlla9 er-3iac, me f.Ial:
, 1877-07-26

Sob i@lob 9eitern Maittas IN Nup
Dori nit 1853. }tL
, 1877-07-26
Bids
Ylam,tt- mo W.4 tic. Wartfn

1T has pra6,spate g0erf leinsr Mrt in Der gDelt. "a
entpa't nabe an 100 ~titen eurpsrts Te,ncr Abbilsun
eeh' 9n le1s ebrpnp 2abieau ven ilmei,. pradtYea
4 seiNtef ano epiprtrl ven ata!ur. @reis so sente IN
gapier; slice III %slesantee eetnranp. Sn Deutld, uno
Gn9lilb 8sorndt. Wv
~e'sIlfs: Sames BID. Ho9e Ter, 81. 81.
, 1877-07-26
Difk's iaufrirte preis- Gife.

3i' fis Ssttsn-3GO gsbileunaen mit ge,6 r.,.,,
2aui'neer her bette Slumen une IS mri,n auf Der csr.
ee, tne bic grr uns 9pf'i e ~tiefelten Sd ipadien-N1ss
tnr cine ;wet Sen 9risfMarts. Sn ! estla unS @na~
LID seerufi. IVY
aSrsifirs: Sames Gid, &t6efer, N..y.
, 1877-07-26
Nh DlulaeufIbrer,

EN- praatSeaes vi rttlidhrlides Spurnaf, fem iuuQri.,
entbalt Gin rneS farbts 8 Sipmenrabl,au 1t {, er dsn
gammsr Ireis nur % Gerts iabtlip. Die rf. Sum.
nlsr far 1877 in Deuths unO @nsl 10 IT ipeben erinte.
men.
IplsiIre: Sames Sd NoaeIet, q q.
, 1877-07-26
Oo,f 9iipcr uno Gbeiapeate
GllenbaDn Company.
Sabrplan DIR 3dge.

Our6 ~@afiatiere.
300 u. @ geridet Ridnonb Sientog, GonncrIfa1
uno Snnnabeno. @erbtnSet Ia J0eif
Natnt mt effh , arnpfer savanna" fir ala
lie Sunfte an rem Atrf NtYsr uao Yuitj-
more I~nfunftin Baltimore I'm S0 JR.;
tbtntet NIT . lbnltnien tit gDa5binatpn,
gbiidbtlrb, a. Mem gprt, YpItpn unb ole
fctftti6en NuniA. 9, lbtno t nit 3uee.
fer Mtdnpn inb Wetersbltrg NIB Gbfius
pfaie unb Stip @,ieabapnen.
Gurb 5r atbf.
5;o0 w.. w, Serlagt @idmrnS Sicnffan, Tnnncrjtag
nhb Snnitth nn Madt . rbincuneeu m t
E%dmpfern III SStit Wriat fur Slug. Tdneune
eeG. Baltimore UT ale nett den 4unfts.
Madt Verbinbun1en tn Ridupnb Mi 3u.
gen Der j itftpno uno Gdnnitls, " hmrnb
UNI p'te-shutge unp Gtciapeate unp Spip
GiieabatIen.
@ofaI V%affaeterc.
800 y. 81. gerldBt Rtdasnp t Gid tspnntaas aus.
9enpitinen)
HrfaI 9radt.
200 q. M. @erlabt sidrtpnb Gontao, Mitttun d,
lnt 5trilag. Ma6t @eritntun en- in
gStit srt t nit Fem Dahpi "a ,sSto" fur
ais Sanbunaen an cen Wiatti, mi rub
va. unfp olii6ea.
, 1877-07-26

e. =. 9on 2eto, g. 81.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21

Professional and business cards, OF ten
line, or less in length, els per annum for
six months, $40; for three months; 81
Rn.in,s. advertisements of greater length
will h,. inserted at above rates.
Legal advertisements will he charged Mt
,.,L rates. where fixed by law; otherwise
nj special rates as published above.
10. Special notices 20 centsper line.
Funeral notices of less than ten lines.
and marriage and religious notices inserted
gratis
.Tob.wurk executed III the ncatcst style,
and nj reasonable prices.
August -, l~77.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY PAINTING

AN now prepared to re--paint and var
nish Carriages, Buggies and Wagons at
short notice. Satisfaction warranted. Sam-
pies Of my work can be seen in Homer.
will also varnish OLD FURNITURE and
REPAIR CANE SEATED CHAIRS. Ny
terms are reasonable to suit the times.
Call and see me at the old stand of High
tower & Ruffner, S. f. cor. public square.
W. c. LILIES.
Ang. -, 1877. l:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
DELINQUENT LIST

OF Taxpayers Of the Parish
Of Claiborne, on the LIST Non
day Of November, 1877, on
Iahteau Of 1876:
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Terms Of Advertising:

ore square, of one inch in space or less
first insertion, 81 90; each additional inser'
,iou. ~ cents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-10

left. but slowly kept his course oo"n
the Bowery, through chatham
street to Printing House square, where
he turned the animal around ana fe
turned to his home By the same route
A day or two afterward, Mr. IIlden'
in returning from ride, reined MS
steed to the curb in front OF his mousse
and then deliberately fell OFT into the
gutter: 4 gentleman who was pass.
;noS FASTENED TO Mr.. Tilden's assist
anee and helped him to his ieet'
"Thank you, SIR said the ex-candldate'
II must have tripped on a rough place
in the sidewalk" and he ran nlmpiy
M the stone steps of the famous 10
Gramercy Park.
On the morning of Friday, March q
Mr.. Tilden arose early, and read the
head lines of morning newspaper
announcing the tribunals decision
After his breakfast he ordered nis
horse. The day was one OF the mos
stormy of the season. Rain fell II
torrents, and the wind was very pois
ferrous. Mr.. Tilden's friends remon
strated with him for thinking of gong
out but he was firm. Nothing couit
keep him at home, and out he rode IN
the storm on his horse. He wendet
his way to Central Park, and for tw'
hours and half rode in the ram
When he returned he was drenched
/ Mr.. Tilden's friends feel confident tina
these little peculiarities will pas
away as the excitement and prostra'
ing effects of the canvass ware OIL
i NJ Y Letter to Phil. Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-10
t;reIv without consciousness or pam
4 rife ball, however, is tortoise
.onnared with the electric flash.

r T. II xst
Urrp Up Your OwN TowN.-Under
th;s head an exchange offers the Tor
sensible reflections: Either
I'm nn vour town with vim, or just
no+ m and leave it. Men who are al
the time waiting for chance 70 ses
ont Of business or get out oil lo~n'
will never try to build up either. One
Of two things should be done: fusn
thinos. find way or make way 70
mt some "gou into business, run the
to,n for all there is in it, get up
steam and keep it up, or else quit the
whole thing, vamose the ranch, slide
ont and LET nature have her way. DO
Won want trade? Bid for it. DO you
wont business men to come to your
town. Encourage those who DO come.
Do you want to have a prosperous
town, where people can come disposed
70 make II their homes? Then do
away with, bury from sight all local
differences, all jealousy, all spite;
work no more for few individuals,
but all work together for common
prosperity and for mutual benefit
Wake up, rub your eyes, roll up your
sleeves and go to work. Don't go to
work with fear and trembling, but
take it for granted that work will tell
Leave results to themselves, borrow
no trouble, but all united make the
biggest kind of try.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-10

Tu.DEN's OvERwoRKED AND ABSENT
MISDEDNEss.-Mr. Tilden has unques-
tionably done many strange things
lately. For three years he has worked
without cessation, taking scarcely any
time for recreation or diversion. His
fight with the New York canal ring
occupied weeks of patient toll over
confused figures in the Comptroller's
office, and all through the hot summer
he was personally directing the min
utest details of the canvass. Since
the election he has worked hard on
constitutional law and in devising
plans of action. The amount Of real
labor he has performed has called for
expressions not only of establishment,
but of warning, from his friends. One
or two of his recent acts has added to
their anxiety. Two weeks ago, on
very cold day, Mr.. Tilden arrayed
himself in summer suit of clothing
including a white vest. Then he or
dered his favorite new mare brought
to the door, and mounting her, he
turned her toward the Bowery. He
buttoned the bottom button only q
his vest, and allowed the upper par,
of the garment to spread wide open
He walked the mare, and sat very
straight in the saddle as the ANNA
moved leisurely down the famous
thoroughfare. In less than two min
utes two hundred street arabs were
following him and shouting, Hi, Sam
myl Hi, Samnyl1 But Mr.. Tilder
look d nett Ell to the right nor to ii,
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cry t ssr.aent We have many agents who are
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OUR IDEALS.

We picture our ideals as perfect
As the angels in heaven above,
Just because our idealization
Is augmented by fountains OF love.
We don't even think they are human
And liable often to err,
But we deem them as faultless as heaven,
Because our ideals they are.
Their faults we cannot we'll see,
Though they are conspicuous enough
To those who are anxious to heed
And discern the fine from the rough.
The rude and fanny Orthello,
Who had little beauty, if any,
Was idealized and worshiped
BY the gentle Desdemona.
Louis Duplessis was slave to all vices
And passed his life in shame,
Still sweet and beautiful maidens
Did not say he was to blame.
Jonathan Swift was as course and brutal
AS any savage could be,
Yet the fairest of Britain's fair women
Wished with him they could constantly
be.
I could bring many such cases
Like those have mentioned above,
Which would show the idealiZation
Of all who arc prone to love.
If our ideals have imperfections,
,ol ~ ,1,N,, L.
We pass them all by unnoticed
And consider them noble and brave.
II.
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MR. FREEMAN got a 'head put on
him" at Ogden, few days ago. He
had been in the habit of getting his
wife, who edits the paper, to vent ont
his wrath on Mr.. Sharp, the postmas-
ter at that place, thinking, Of course,
that Mr.. Sharp was too much of gen
tleman to engage in a knockdown
with woman; and he was quite
right. That gentleman waited for
Mr.. freeman and gave him the sound
thrashing he deserved.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Pope has entirely recovered.
The North Br dgewater Savings
Bank. at Bracton, Massachusetts mas
suspended.
Serious charges have been preferred
IN the Interior Department at WASH
inpton against Governor AxteIl, OF
New Mexico.
Ex-Governor Mccormick, OF Arlzo-
ma. has been appointed Assistant Sec
netarv of the Treasury in place OF 20
nant.
The Chico outrage is attracting
considerable attention in California,
snd six more arrests have been made
The,imy in the case of Andronico
Yeerra brought in verdict OF murder
n the first degree, after being out one
aOur. His accomplice, Juan oalazar,
j. being tried.
The Union Pacific Railroad Compa
nv is seriously considering the PROJECT
Of constructing branch railway to
the Black Hills country.
Machinery for the silver wells Is ar
irving at the Dalles.
An Arkansas man is talking o
building wooden mill at the DaIles
Hon. L. F. Lane has hung out hi'
law single.
Russia has ordered her squadron'
IN Mediterranean and American wa
tiers to the Baltic.
Turkey has resolved to make peac'
with Montenegro.
It is expected that Russia will rals
a heavy loan as soon as the conhdenc
of peace in Europe is strengthened
The question of disarmament still
remains the real question betweeI
Russia and Turkey.
The civil war in Columbia stl
RACES, the clergy being more violen
than ever in opposition to the Govern
ment
Trade dollars are quoted at SO buy
ing and 961 selling.
The Grown Point has levied an as
sessment of 81 per share.
A fight between hunters and tn
Sioux Indians took place few day
ago, and fifteen of the former wer
killed.
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ITALY has declared its universities
open to women. The like action has
been taken by Switzerland, Norway,
Sweden and Denmark. A ministerial
order has been issued in Holland open
ing every university and gymnasium
to women. France has opened the
Sorbonne to women, and Russia its
schools of medicine and surgery.
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The Painless DEArH.-In a recent
holiday lecture at the Royal Institu.
ton, Prof. Tyndall, speaking of the
painless death by electricity, remarked
that Franklin was twice struck sense
less by the shock. He aftcrward
sent the discharge Of two large jars
through six robust men, who fell to
the ground and got up again without
knowing what had happened, neither
hearing nor feeling the discharge; and
Priestly, too, who made many valua-
bic contributions to electricity, re-
ceived the charge of two jars, but did
not find it painful. Prof. Tyndall said
this experience agreed with his own,
that in the theatre of the Royal Insti.
tuition, and in the presence of an audi
ence, he once received the discharge
of a battery of fifteen Leyden jars.
Unlike Franklin's six men, lie did not
fall, but like them, he felt nothing,
he was simply extinguished for SEN
sible interval. This may be regarded
as an experimental proof that people
killed by lightning suffer no pain.
Now, the measured velocity Of cleo.
tricity is many thousand times great.
er than the measured velocity Of sen.
sation in the nerves. Hence the elec.
trical conclusion reaches the center oil
life without any possible announce
ment by the eye or ear or sense Of
feeling. There is abundant evidence
that death BY a rife ball traversing
the brain is for the same reason en-