davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
WfiSiOuri.

Silsboro 27oe Mugult -gn gn'e
IRarp Dean. iom bOeoe en- Viii
Woro for @irtoria, tss npllS paa
en- iirUiielis Waaee alpet al me
to Smaabsrn % 9ioroe oslaa 6or'
iea paa at tase lin lille s Wars
aamle Sen al Oase; men ban 9rso
6Iuaten % If ialct @abosrrs I'll
bialp. 3 Marbeosu al Snlst msot'
b, 8on.n, iOm f%Ortalte, bpae bun
barb. siort. % at bun nu par paa
Ysisn iii at Opsrsius ZIG til Yollilet
DUN blep arrsitret. men rlaa OIL
lees ion, panuitti9.
Sorsbas Gftsrmlboas ri. IL
POM ire Neno ind | eoneorolc
Bant / Goneoroia. 80 Wile ira 20
balia, o. bah bum at psEss en- III
Dollar SebSsl. Websns ban optplot'
o.nme Ysoiarins, iprans ben enc a
ben, opsr Often. % 8rso @aelere
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
Wistoniin.

Wan bar Mistanie ON, at ben
Mansbs Stucpense. icm bstalss
for ulp Der / Staten, iiriper llS ira,
at ilsre eier bet til en- Snoi9Sts'
filbs at opfsoe ulps % laoe Dem
fOrplante fs / Sansenitab for Der
pau at brinse Sealpene til Bper %
iaa Yremien ubbstalt. Wan t1n'
ter berior MI paa at opb1pe Vre'
mien. / bet Minbite for en- Slo. %
ba ie, bporlsbes Saeerne artsr r8.
- Bantirmast 8llion & Sur'
gems | Ga erosie % Tlsllsnsclalt'
n~inssbuist @ilion & &ient lamrae'
itsos iial iislse pripat Wsooelsll'
BABE opeipst tit Bo til Stiftsrsttsns
Bsbanolins.
8aufsiba Site Musult. - 'Sb'
fountain SprinS Souis" sosla9os'
i~oasmor8ss pso Sloebrano. Slcsr
ubbrso | Maiiinrumusst % no
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
gtem Yorf.

3 Rarbsosn al Snsiou 9aie bor
Der en- IA Mars CANNED Sui. iOm
/ ale andre Senicsnpsr sr ps!lfabt,
men bans Sousb maaler % Som'
m,r i Sm,teos; nQersos / bans ito
liafte Nloer par bans 9oOso umna'
c,lis fort, iaa ban par 3 Nar
aammel, icr ban iunct leite Oct op,
% ferit / lit ste 4ar bsspnots ban
at ,unns suu. Oct liltnssr mso
busrt Nar i Smians % Vg9t.
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
Snofanoet.
Roma.

Get fer no, iom ON pi ioar
Mi foa tor Banlielisbeo mso BaI.
o,t of pore &on9resmonb ibi psb
IN 8onsrssbelutnins ! 1872 b,itsm.
,,s Der, at ole Stater | Drsmtiben
auIbe peIss fine &OnaresmsoIemm.r
poa en- % iamms Sag | NOusmber.
Sen a~lminbslise Balgoa8 Der / Sta.
ten CT ; Siiobsr. % | 1876 blep
BET ooila Deota8et Ell Btlutuin9
ON. at be Stater, Der bapos fin
9aIaoaa for Nousmbsr iunos paIs,
fin, 2epraisntantsr til &Onsrssisn ;
im%ioIertib uotalu 9oiuas &onititu.
lion Sntst, ON naar en- iaaban
8alaoa9 ital bore, men ou.rlao.r bet
til 9s8isIaiursE Of b,iismme Iamme.
9stte er imioIertio lite fleet, o. bet oil
uiitnOt I ben Mnl,onins bIioe nso.
ptpoist at iummeniolo. Ct grirams.
of 9eaislatnr,n. ba bet 3llfalo. 81.
lsrs iunbs inbtrans. at b. til Ron.
ar,sien palste WsoIemmu blsp neg.
teoe S9oe | aousrssisn iom uIop.
La palsts. Sst lpnss. iom Be Der.
m,b ~iorbunbne uo9iiter oil blip.
ttmmelig ltore, men at babe TO for.
gisllise 8alsoo9e oil b,uer in. le.
be Of uben bstpoeliee SmiOitninasr.
gRan bar / N%nleonins at oisis Ban.
R~lisbsbu bsnpenot hs iii Jag.
tpnoi9e W9no, % btr,s Wsnina
ltal bare. at BET Nsttefte ,r al lam.
msntalcs ct GItrameb. al 9ssisla.
tureu.
Utter bor en- tornado bjsm.
Ieet Dor Stai, % BET 9lf bennt
@ang no oper oen lille Bp Nsin.
bed / 8runop oounip. Wange
Sul, flpittbts bort ira Srunomnrsn,
% fl.rs bl,p btlpoeie e%otIasis.
Ro9le Wils fra Neinbtf blru en-
Wano erGbt ouDeo, at en- 9aot.
bpsnin9 ltprisots omtulb. en- onbsn
bItu laud libel al gpulIo. Siaben
ct ttmmtlia itOr. Timber Sriansn
iaIbt Der 9ne9tltOru paa Al SOm.
me / Smirens.
Davenport 3ltt @u9uit Scr Ct
%ooiiiuiat Mere | &ul,onins al ben
Spon9slis. at l6 8rnps p,s Camp
WeGItQan / Narb,rsn al Bp,n ,r
bI,un, pIpnoreo, Tor nj 3nobOlo
81 Gig, iom Iaa Der. par ,itu b,
Snbiantrt, Der for IL Aar iio,n
bItp brnstt iom Sanger fra Wln.
ntiota. Os iOm beee Der. BOrbrp
osr,n ltal par, Ell uue GOitor. Der
bar ioIet SieIatt,rns til msoleinii,
Colleges for $50 Stpti,t; ban blsu
op,rral'et paa irili Sl,rnlng al en-
Rome os to Bigger. Gnouu Ct Der
Sniet iortia9st / Sagen. men Sops.
ne Der / Siai,n ,r mse,t iirsnss
%lissOutriOr oeu Slass 5Orbrposlisr.
On Bebm,r peo Rapn Sirafu
bI,p / iorrlee use iiuot 8ama 80.
al en- llbsilcuot. WOrosrtn b,repe.
BE- bam osrpaa $3.50 Os t~iterloo
BAN lom Deb paa S%anoeutien. Gn
SOrbisausnoe iunct ham, ,os ns nj
ham os pl,i,be BAN paa oct Bso'is,
men ban oeos DOG Ga9m sitsr.
Ran ,r itts pua Spor otter Scr.
nlnssmanotn.
8soiuf 29oe Nusuf. - 59oarai.
ties bIso Der slort ct ,Sories poa at
inismprbs Wr. Collins. en- l.osnes
@siurants. Nssnt Der al Bpsu. Der
bI,p afprtt TO Club IND al bans
8inbnsr. men bsloi9Ols irai lnist.
i,leut BET par nGr paa. at en- "a
me bar bItpsn iruntt. Mr. Collins
bar iert en- nlsa,t Iuris Ramp mob
SaloonhOlotrns, % man irpsttr for.
at be bar line 5in9re mso / SpIl'
LET.
8arrsn Gountp. bet b,'lsnots
Sp,beolfritt / Gtntrul Soma, oil
/ bette Nnr gin, ira A til 10 Bu'
ibsIs pr. @cre; Yoli eounlp ON
trent bet Samme.
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04

rem mso ben enc Mrm % bolbt
ben anoen Saono paa bans Wunb.
Nu to9 Be ale be Yena., b, ianbt
li8s.noe Der. os %iOrlanste bsrpaa
at &aslereren. at ban itulbe aabne
Serniiab,t, o9 bsnns Nnmobnins
slOross mere Interchangeable pso SiGIp
al iponoie WsDOlusrs. San turbs
intst anbst snb at lbitrs, oabnsbs,
% MI fog be, bpab be fanot al ga.
pirpsn9,, omtrent $4,000. men Selp,
bporoi Der Iaa opsr $4,000, pilos
De lite pioe noest Of. ga be par
ierbis mel 1T 8epsri, bsits9 De fine
Sslte % REQ bort.
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
Sor(RjeGi9t.

$500
umirsiie sisnnem europa i @ien
bar man ON muli9t 9lort snonn
mere enb / Be ouore Bpu lent %
tioliet bar ban b9ret iammsn meo
ben isiisrIi9s 5amiIls os tilbrnst Be
bsba9slieits elmer paa Oct ielierllse
SIot pso Sd0nbrunn. 8rant bar
aloelss bsnrptt opsr @icn % IND.
tasst al Den SOrstommsnbeo. ban
meote peo BET eitsrrisite Sol.
Gen guile sSebsr ruisr irsmoe.
Lee / Be ipopeitliss Bpsr % treusr
bptr Dag en- Wensbs npe Snsre.
5uiiubsr former noroouer Tor at
unoeaa Ysitilsnilsn. % blanbt Dem
trUner man bssprrrs o9iaa SamI.
li,iaors, Der remmsr bort ira nm
peiiIasne &ons oe Bern. 8Gollen
ipnes Of bare lamilaust Nue. Der
sier,s tore os bsloise Nnitrsnssller
Tor at poe SiGlp; men snonu TT
Der ftOr Wansel paa Spseplsisrlter.
itjcnt barmblsriiss Seitrs itrpmmsr
til for. upsn 6ootsierslis. at Oirs
ut Gin / 8iGrli9beosns 8lenelte.
- = NusIauo bliper Gitsrlprre.
icleu otter amsrlfanlfe Wanuiatlur.
uursr iterre % iterrs; tiolissrs fom
ale Den SIass Eager ira England.
Osiaa uf SiaaI. % Ssrnuarsr ben
ter Huslano M betposliss Gaonln.
ger fra Be 6orensoe Statsr. builtet
sr ct tort NibrUf i Den sns,llie
panosl.
= = Bolton bar en- un9. rig %
h%eltitaasnbs Gnfs 9iitst zig msb IN
WsIfsmano.
- Nep. Waro Bether lpnes lite
at uinpe no9st 8iialo bIanot be al.
uorlissrs Golf / Gan 6runcisco.
Der CT for msast "SbOlu" usb BAN,
niger be. % beuiisr bet csrpee. at
bans Nssnt. SIR. Yono, ierit fcm
oerbeu mso Nnn GIiSa Souns. BRIG.
bans &one 40. 10, iaa meo en-
6unosiorsitlllns o. Ill meo Sss'
der.
- Sc Sorsnebe Statsr bar / Del
nolts Glltal. Oar uriert til uclanest
&arsr for go Wiuloner Dollars
mere, emo S%noierslisn bsleber li9
til.
Sen d)insiilte Tssisrins ltaar
/ gearsb mso at lsnbe ct 8elanot'
itab til 8uslano for at faa en- en-
oslis Beltsmmslie ON 8rUnoiellnlsr.
ne msll,m be to Master, % oerpso
iaa biIast De iosliss Suiitisbscer,
lom sr opfomns i Den Wnleonins.
- QaSisrns. en- pOloiOm % triseril
Stammc al Wabomeoansrs / NGr'
beoen Of Datum, Den pisti9e go
baun peo Den Sorte Sap. boilten
npIis sr opsrIabt Iuslsrne. nno'
Ilaar zig for at cperlcuere Bpen
&usisynes Senoer, % Der Irp9tes
for. at be inarere opbrGncer Sta
Den emo o%persipsr Den.
s. 9ipcrpool. Gnalanb, uibolo'
ties Der for ct Yar Sase liosn e
taIrist Meoe, buor Der iattecss Be'
lutninesr on. at upiorbre Gnslancs
Beioltnius til Nus ION gn at fom
me Be Of ben guile Ssbsr Der i Gan
bet bstrenste 8per tiIbielp.
s. be iterre Bper fappfoes
SanbslsmGnosne ON at siere 6alli
ier ben lite September. Chicago
foltsns bar not ben tpipliomme sSrI
al at bate pGrst be Hinfelte til Der
SIaos business.
- gr. 8uAernsr Scott mee Rom
% pogns Ssn bleu nplls uouilt pas
ct S~unbaustoa fra Omaha, foro
@upernersn piloe BRUCE en- Serbia
nsbiuet, Der lob paa ct anoet Nap,
% lite iurbe TRANSFORMERS. Srnsl
% ben uuss Scn par raisars o.
pilbe brus' fine Ispolpere, men ble'
III Sioe iorbinbreos bsri.
- Gen iaatalote Soparo Mslo
citation / Isw Orleans beltaar a
6olt. Tom tibIlsere bar bait ben sul
, Cesber IN MI onoSrer iio Ill Of Ulel
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
Ohio.

8uubt omirins ber,r man llIpf.
FER, aitsoiomus pso uforii9tiGbsb
unb,r 8roRnns m,b Wuitiusr.
@iuiam Goarts / Rarbsosu al 8an
Bsrt bebs paa ben Waabs for ct
Yar Sag. fosn ban nj lit ~psnitrs
Ben isnoerinut % mango uIuorli.
az minpre B.ltnniasIisr.
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
@ilo 3ice. Yolf So, Winn
Sr. Hebotler

Sr. Ueoatler
Seq pil bsrisiennem iortGQs No.
items Qriers Ilot ON 8iosrne bsrop.
pc. 9lrUsitsn sr MI oOsr. % &rG.
lfemaltinernc i Sang Speosn sr
Hsselen goo, men Dl man9lsr En-
WeQe. tbi ben. ri bar. liaeer 30
Wlle bOrie; BET pilos bsrfOr pGrt
suitslist, ON Ell Mano mso Yenss
pilos fomme bsrOp % bbe9e en-
saiaa en- "Store" pilos iaa goo vi
irtnins beroppe BELT ON ban funot
orlue Ell Srocsri. % SruSforrst'
ming.
vi bstienes MI af YaitOr Bierso
en- bran % lamp itti9bsosiulo Sl9'
leler9er. men ri pen,er meb Y9ng'
isI Dor sesn Yreit. iom pi bar fol
oct, nsmlis 9anselanp. &Onisrent'
len lpnes life at iaa uo9et Soof9'
lts paa pore 8antsr. % iaar ri MI
mart YaitOr 9ausslano, oil Wsnis'
bsosn piit pore bstuoslist. p. M.
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
&anamineo, 8Ooobus eountb.
Minn llhn Mnnmif 1879

htths -OsN ~eh'f
Sarpsiten er MI oper tili9emeo
StafnInsen. % 8rritninSen er be.
9unpt for Mluor. Wen paa 8ruuo
al iormssst 8san / Sui. blep Bet
fun ct oaarlist llrbptts. Ostts alGl.
Der iisr la~ptlisasnbe 9ano. buor Der
nsppe blipsr oper 8 sllsr 10 Bulbels
pr. Ner.. buorimoo mere beitIlssen II.
Be 9ano lises at 0ipe op til 10
BuibeIs pr. Ncre. S9iaa Seaan.
nsn bar tsmmells oaao, iaa at bet
msits at bet iubbierseos so blep al
baarIis &palitet. Wailsn berimoo
itaar uom9rfet % lopsr ct ri9t
uobptte. Yotetsr bliper heller lite
baarliss. Bet oil iise Dc. lOm ift,
Yotetssbusssn bar eoslast. Sar-
msrns Der runot er bog iaa bsloi9t
itiQsos i bet StOnomilts, at &absi
psp ben paarlise Suscsbeit pil bill
pc minors felsli9t, eno bet maalts
sr 2llieloet / mango npere Settle
menter.
Sunbbeostilitanbsn sr for n9rp9.
rsnos sob. % Sarmerne ere ufcr'
trebne bsapnbt msp lit Seitarbtios
at pleie. l. D. r.
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
V. Nnunbfen, Mbaiper.

brsete fig / en- poit. Der blsp t,le.
9raierd til Wilwauis, sitsr Sielp.
men for Branblpreiisrn. iunbs naa
irem. bar SIbsn Ssrrs opsr belle
Bpanin9en. Set bel. CAB pil ri.
m,li9uis blip, $3.50 900. ga 81.
ben breo ue. bar Der omirins 400
eosersnoe | Sotsllet. o. aue oisi,
unoilap m,o 9iuet, % Stsrltso,isn
al osrss Sci bleu osiaa r.obst.
'Sprins 9oui," par ct Of be Gle.
9anisit. Sommsr.S otsusr / Rorbp..
item os aItio Del bsiest. bpOrfor BET
oil blipe ct bstpoeIist 8ub for ben.
ne ggn. at bet lite lenssr. sImiitsrer.
Decorah-posten., 1878-09-04
Sainois.

SutaotVs
Sibit. gsrbas iOrisst. en- uns
Wano, Senrb Saar. Der en- BIB
bar liot al Ct SIaes 8anpib, OF
tag, glu.t al ia Deb at brano. fig
l.lu. Son iOrIob ut Seor,nsbism
os git ben | ct Siern., buOr to
@laron iieoi. iammen. Ser ilebt,
ban Ns ne9.n. Opbobeoe en- Wen9.
b. b~ranbbart tert SSooa oe ipabi..
r.oe MI IND / 5lben. ipnsenoe i'm
es,n BesrapslisspiaIms. 8esm Hog
lmob BAN. lao ban falot ON %
bl,u Iiss,nos mso Bsnsns inos i
5losn. = osune 8%ilitanb ianbt ,5Or.
nlbrsns bam, msoens ban tnonu
bOlbt poa at nbnne paa i'm beorp.
u.li9e Yialmemslobi. Ben % Seo.
Der bar liroiisIi9 iorbrenots O9
maatis aii1tt,s, men 9OitOrsu bar
fun IIbet Saab ON. al ban fan
op,ritaa bet.
- Gn Dame / Sttalua, Wrs
log / Sreoo9s Strphnin
G.uinins os oeo. en- balp
slms sfttr. SiraT bun merteot i'm
5,iltae,li,. BAD bun Dattsren Iebe
,itsr 9oitorblnIp. men oa ben tom,
par bet ioriilot. otter ct aoparsn.
ot GIempel mob ben iaa 9longls
Sili at baue Sit / Suiet.
- &uasipsbOm roisr irsmo,lss /
5uscoIa. NQs asarsbu. &lesr Der,
/ @ltnn,minit en- ON 9a9su, Wan
fan cnonu lite faa Gag |. bpao osi
Ct for Sla8s Sp9oom. men Gnislts
paa. at 0pren. fan babe
iau,t / is Slasipllnter al BE- man'
9. 8lasiuelsr, Der iuuitts pso ben
nplis uibOIots Siposeu,lie.
- NOromano,n y. 8. Yaar.n
er uon9unl til ruabsiu,nbs 8stsri'
mar for Observation-Disclosures Der
/ Statsn.
- Sil Wanon9 WiScas par osr
/ Chicago iu~biirib,rst s2747l I'll
Be al DEN guile S,b,r ilasns Bper
Spou,itsn.
= 3 mott, las bar 463 oUsrls
usrsi lit 20 til Stlltuetlsn.
, 1878-09-12
Sensible Words.

"Church Union.'l
We ought to take care to select
honest men for all public offices, and
then we ought to treat them with
sufficient respect to keep them hon,
est. Unsupported charges of cor.
ruption will breed corruption quick
er than almost any other thing. A
man who is constantly called THE
will be very likely to become a THE
in the end A servant who is never
trusted will seldom be trustworthy
The most unscrupulous men are liza
BILE to become weary Of well-doing
if they are always libeled and cal
umniated alike whether they do wei
or i'll. Men who try to do their du
ty and are generally slandered for il
are in imminent danger of falling
for they are subject to a double
temptation, one before and one be
hind, and are likely to learn to de
serve the defamation at last. Ap
plause for we'll doing is one of the
sweetest and most effective agen
cies of virtue-it is an influence tha'
always makes for social order. Il
is getting to be almost a badge o
disgrace for man to be elected tc
public office in this country-in thi.
land of boosted self.government
where such a choice should be q
badge of honor and a pledge Of
courtesy. A sad day for America
it will be when the best men al
stand aloof from the polls and say
"No, | cannot afford to be elected
for | have a good name, and ! have
a wife and children who love me and
who would suffer to see me abused
| cannot accept your nomination.
Already there are good men who say
this, and already our politics are sui
fering for it. When that time com,
es in this country, and it seems to be
Fastening on, when all men shall
say it, free government will be a
failure utterly, at least for such peo'
pie as we, and the American repub-
lie will perish from the earth. Let
US be wise in time.
, 1878-09-12
Bryant was worth $5OO.OOO.

A good two-foot rule-keep your
feet dry.
Young Frement is to be his fathers
secretary in Arizona.
An unpleasant sort of arithmetic
Division among families.
The most notorious girl Of the per-
iod is known as EN-. Bezzle.
Edward S. Stokes, who killed
Fisk, is now Detroit book agent.
Mr.. Alexander H. Stephens is nov
enjoying better health than for many
years past.
The Shah sports a thin, waxed
moustache, and wears frock coat
and blue eye glasses.
To the American boy there is an
awful majestic difference in the
weight between the butt end of a
fish pole and hoe handle.
"What's the best muzzle for a
dog? asked one nelghbor OF another.
"The muzzle of gun" was the
grim reply.
Why are trees among the best
manered productions of the globe
Because they almost leave in time,
and never leave without a bough.
The difference between man and
a woman in buying things is said to
be this: A man gives fifty cents for a
twenty-five cent thing which he
wants, and a woman gives twenty
FIVE cents for fifty cent thing which
she doesn't want.
Mrs. Fanny Fairchild Bryant, wife
of the great poet, was born in 10Y,
and died in 1868. She WAS descrlb-
ed by her husband as San humble
disciple of Christ, exemplary in every
relation of life, affectionate, sym
pathetic and sincere, and ever oc'
cupied with the welfare Of others.
, 1878-09-12
q WIS Yes" liver.

II the skin be yellow and muddy, tbe
bowels constlpated; if you have ringing in
your ears duIl pains in the side, Sick
headache, sour stomach, hot or dry skin,
spots, before the eyes, bad taste in the
mouth cold feet and hands, seepiness,
giddiness, loss ofappetite, bad circulation
OF the blood, swelled limbs. &C., You NAV
safely conclude your liver is out of order.
The liver is more apt to become disordered
than any other organ of the body, as its
duty is to filter the purities from the blood
When it becomes weak. obstructed and
diseased it must fail TO do its duty. and
the whole body suffers. Try Whites
Prairie Flower. the greatest known liver
panacea in the world. Sample bottle %
cents, large size IS cents. For sale every
where. -
, 1878-09-12

Why is = lady wearing crinOine appear
comical rs well rs cOniCal? Because she i
very iunnel-ly dressed.
why are your lips ut variance? Because
words are frequently passing between
them.
Why is thiefin garret like al honest
man? Because lie Is above doing bad
action.
Why are bachelors like natives of Cey.
lon? Because they are single he's Gin
galeSeJ.
Why is II wenthercock like ambition? Be-
cause it is vain (vaney thing to Il spire
aspire.
when is a gooG natured man like SOL
dicr on parade: When he stands at ease
Why j. butchers cart like his boots:
Because he carries his calves there.
, 1878-09-12
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This lInlment very naturally originated In Ameri'
ca where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising nntidotes for the maladies OF her emu
dren. Its fame has been spreading for SoyearS'
until now It cnclrclcs the hnbltable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Lniment Is a matchie''
remedy orall external ailments Of man AMI beast
To stock owners md farmers 1t 10 inVaiuape'
A single bottle often saves human llleorre
stores tho usefulness Of an excellent horse o"'
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot, hoof.Gil, hollow norm Brup
screw.worm, shouder.rot, mango, the bites alr
stings of poisonous reptiles and insects, and eVef
such drawback TO stock breeding and Dush me-
1t cures every external trouble OF horses sue"
as lamcncss, scratches, swlnny sprains iouno'''
wind gall, ring bono, ETC., etc.
Tho Mexican Mustang Llniment Is the quioA,''
cure IN tho world for accidents occurring IN wv
family, in tho absence OF physician such ~
burns scalds, sprnins, cuts ETC., and Tor rneur"~
tism, and stiffness cngendered by exposure
ticulnrly valuable to Miners.
II Is the cheapest remedy In the "oriu' W.
penetratCs tho muscle to the bone anu ''"''
nppllcat.on ls generally sufficient TO cure
Mexican Mustang Linlment is put up IN M
sizes OF bottles, the larger ones being propo''''
ately much tho cheapest Sold everywhere
, 1878-09-12

Sixty. seven Piutes surrendered
August 18th. The Indians are a
sorry-looking lot, with but few
horses, fewer arms, and clothing re-
duced to rags. From the small
number of guns surrendered, it was
supposed that the Piutes had con-
cealed the greater number for future
use, but from information CLEANED
from prisoners, it seems upon part
ing from the Bannocks a quarrel
arose about the division of acquired
plunder, the Bannocks gaining the
the victory and earring off all the val
uble firearms and horses. The sus
renered Indians say that the Ban
nocks did all the numbering and the
Snakes the stealing. What they did
they failed to state. Col. John
Green is in hot pursuit OF the hostiles
and there is but little daylight be.
tween him and the Indians. He is
now either at Fort Hall or Lemhi
The troops under their respective com.
manders, are hunting their foe, as
they would hunt deer, and from now
on, until spring time comes again,
we expect to hear of nothing but sur
renders, big "pow vows" the show
ing Of good hearts, and the distrib-
ution Of blanketS-both red and
white srriped-and when camas and
young onions raise their tender heads
again, Mr.. Indian will relax into his
old habits and vii. be found raising
scalps and "canc.'
, 1878-09-12
STANDING TREAT.

No American custom causes more
gendlne surprise and amusement
among travelling foreigners than that
which is known in our saloons as
treating consisting in the enter.
talnnent of two or more with re.
treshments for which one volunteers
to pay. 1t is pure Americanism;
all over the Republic it is as common
as in Europe it is unknow. There is
probably of day in the year when
two or three hundred citizens of
Chicago are not guzzling something
stronger than water at somebody
eOse's expense.
The casual meeting Of two men
who have never exchanged word
together is a signal for both instantly
to exclaim, "Come, let's have some
thing" and for both to dive down
into the nearest subterranean cavity
below the sidewalk. The one who
spoke first usually insists upon ''pay-
ing the shot"-the word "shot" be-
ing ametaphorical reference to the
deadly character Of the contents US
ually taken into the stomach. II
two old friends meet, the regular
thing to say first is, Lets drink to
old times;" and the resident must
invariably treat the stranger. If a
man be well acquainted, it is consid
cred the princely thing to seize upon
all his acquaintances as often as pos.
sible, take them to a saloon, and
give them complicated stand.up
drink at the bar.
If there is anything more absurd
than the habit, we are unable to put
our finger on it. Men do not always
"treat" one another to car tickets be.
cause they happen to meet on the
on the same seat. We never saw a
man take out his pocket book on en-
countering an acquaintance, and say,
"Ah George! Delighted to see you!
Do take few stamps! It's my
"treat" Do men have a mania for
paying each others board bill? And
is drinking more "social" than sleep.
ing together?
A traveller may 60 all over the
continent Of Europe, of Asia, and OF
Africa, without seeing any man ex
cept Yankee, offer to "treat." and
the Frenchman are quite social
enough, but when they turn into a
cafe to sip their wine or branded
coffee together, each man pays for
his own. When two Germans long
separated, meet, they will be very
likely to embrace, and then to turn
into an adjacent beer cellar, sit down
and drink lager and eat pretzels anJ
chat, but when they part again, each
man settles his own score independ
emily. So in Italy. The Italian.
are proverbially merry and generous
but each man pays for his own wine
maccaroni and cigars. They never
go into each others pocket book II
the sacred name Of friendship. They
would as soon think of transferring
to each other their washerwoman'!
bills.
The preposterous fashion of "treat
ing" is responsible for the terrible
drunkenness in America. There
would be as little need of temper
ance societies and little work for tn,
Good Templars as there is in Ger
many, France and Italy, if this per
nicious and insidious habit was abol
ished. 1t is, take it all in all, the
most ridiculous, the most unreason
able, and the most pestilent custom
that ever laid its tyrannical hand or
civilized human beings.-"Chicagc
Post"
, 1878-09-12
Notice to Ship1naSterS.

beg to give notice TO all ships masters
visiting Puget Sound to load Tor foreign
polts with lumber or spars. that on and af-
ter the lst day Of Oct, 1873, shall be pre-
Dared 10 load vessels at the very lowest
rate. Having had IN experience of 70
wears in the business, ard having the rec
ommendaton of all the mill owners OIL
Puget Sound, guarantee satisfaction.
W. II. GILBERT,
Oldest StevedOre OH Puget Sound.