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I,nnkruDt BaDkers.

NEW YORK. August 14.-John r.. Cecil
and George w. Cecil, bankers and brokers,
have been thrown into bankruptcy. Liz
bilitieS, 5000, 900.
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The YeiaOW-Fever.

THE sCoURGE INCREASING RAPIDLY AT NEW
ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 14.-One hundred
and thirty new cases of yellow-fcyer and
twenty deaths are reported for the past
twenty-four hours. The weather is unfa-
vorable. "
THREE DEATHS AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 1.-THE Board OF
Health report three deaths and nine new
cases Of fever since Yesterday.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

UATS.-4SU bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Whtte,4 s bushels at &C.,; 1O2 bushels
good ut 81 .02 452 bushels on private terms; 1876
bushels common ct 93c.; 20 bushels very good at
sl05--total, 75S bushels: Red, - bushels COM
mon FutZ ut S0c.; 81 bushels ut 81: 70 bushels at
9Oc.; 166 bushels ut Gle; 100 bushels very good
Fultz ut 5 OF; so bushels very good Lancaster at
Sl.O5: 436 bushels mixed ut 81 .05; Ala bushels
Fuliz at 81: Is bushels Fultz ut 81 10 bushels
Fultz at sl.O2; l,916 bushels mixed on private
terms; ~ bushels prime Fultz at S1.05; IS bushels
at 81: so bushels at 95c.: 40 bushels at S7c.; 120
9Sc.: 100 bushels Il: 95c.; 16 bushels common
Lancaster at 81; 100 bushels Fultz at 9Oc. 20
Fultz at Csc: so bushels very good Fultz at $1.03
1S bushels good Fullz AT &c.; la bushels very
good Fultz Mt 81 .O2; 90 bushels good Lancaster ut
81: 22 bushels very good Lancaster at S1.Os; 1876
bushels good FultZ at 97c.: rs bushels Fuz ut eSr:
~ bushels at soc; l02 bushels good Fultz 1t 81 !;
iSS bushels mixed at 81 .0l Total, 1894 bushels.
OATs.-12S bushels good winter at Csc; 81 BUSH
els OH private terms.
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.usrc~ Exn,ains HIS Position.

NEW YORK, August 14.-General Butler
denies he has deserted the Republican party,
but he takes diametric opposition to the
party on the financial question. bic says
Kearney is not endorsed by him.
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National MicroscOpical CONGRESS.
indianapolis, August 1.-THE first Ma
tionai .Mieroscopical Congress convened in
this city to-day. About one hundred dele
gates from different parts OF the country are
present.
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The Potter Investigation.

NEW York, August 14.-Colonel Roberts,
Of the New Orleans Times, was again be-
fore tie Potter committee to-day. lie gave
testimony concerning the apprehensions OF
the people of Louisiana that they would be
counted out by the Returning Board, while
they considered the election fair and Just
one. Witness said: Gin my conversation
with Senator CenkIing told him thought
Governor Hayes very fair man, and that
he had told me he would be President OF
all the United States, or not at all. de-
tailed to the Senator all my conversation
with Hayes. Conkling replied: Il am OPP
posca to all this sort OF thing. Ii Hayes IS
elected be should get in without any con-
cessions to Louisiana, and il he Is not elect
ed he should not get in at ALL"
At the conclusion OF Colonel Roberts>s
testimony, Mr.. Leete, reporter OF the New
Orleans Times, testified concerning his
work in 1872 az compiler Of the evidence in
support OF the Kellogg government. Wit
ness had the Office OF harbor-maSter unuer
Kellogg, and never went near it except to
draw pay.
James E. Anderson was also on the and,
and submitted the following letter. The
letters S., NJ, and H., he said, meant Sher-
man, Matthews, and Hayes:
MORGAN CITY, La, May II, 1878.
Privatc.j
Ny Dear Sir,-I have your favor OF a late
date, and am pleased to hear from you.
Marks has my passes to use coming home,
but will send them to you rs soon as he gets
there. l hope he will be appointed, but
don't expect it, nor anything else that is de-
cent, from Hayes for Louisiana. His policy
appears to be TO send Packard away and
turn over everything else to our enemies IN
the party, who will insure Democratic
success next fall. For myself, in my dis
trict I prefer to have such people
against me. II I conclude to run, |
can be elected without patronage, and
prefer it. suppose Marks did what he
could, but they evidently don't think you
will do anything. Your letters, taken with
your sworn evidence, directly duplicating
S., M.. and H., are valuable. Use them
discreetly, but don't spare them; as, ex, Z,
cept NJ, they are the most unmitigated
scoundrels l ever meta miserable, hypo-
critical, psam-singing, cold-blooGed set,
whom it would be doing the country ser
vice to expose. 9. Is. DAREALi.
James &. anderson, Esq, Philadelphia.
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PRICES REDUCED, STANDARD UNCHANGED
BY
ANDREW PIZZISI, JR.,
the renowned manufaci urcr OF
pItPE II,E.CREAMS AND WATEE.ll,ES.

BY
ANDREW PIZZISI, JR.,
the renowned man.lfaciu rer OF
PIiRE !CE-CREAMS AND WATER-ICES,
sol EAST BROAD STREET,
whose reputation has been gained and maintained
for SO May years by
Isl. Using beat quality of milk aud cream, the
nrOduct Of one carry, from cows OF the most APP
proved breed stalled well attended 10, and fed ON
icst mi,l-feed and clover.
Cd Using for avorIuy fruits or frui! juices or the
Gne,t quality Mexican vanilla beans, which come In
original packages, and which have not been tam
pered With. ,..o,or,
!. itb Keeping all utensils clean ana sweet; and
y. 6tb MlSUFACTURISG FRESH SUPPLIES DAILY.
These reasons cause the unriralled uniform quail
~ which, when added 10 promptncss or delivery
aud the low prices always aflxed cause tne enSf-
nous demand from families IN every part OF this
and surrounding cities.
Nearly every church fair, picnic. or excursion,
has been supplied wholly or In part from TINS esao-
li.hment, aud IL low prices can exercise any ibHu-
ence this patronage will continue.
The hest physicians recommend I IAZ
CREAM, and many persons now In soou nsaIIh
were keyt alive on Ii and enabled by us Eutstieus
qualities to Withstand and overcome dangerous
deadly disease.
4 Tables, sancers. spoons, and plates furnished 10
fairs, picnic parties, and excursions orIernS large
quantities Of cream ~ free oil charge" :. z
Cream delivered at any depot or park near the city
Come End order, or send to-
ANDREW PIZZINi, JR..
s fs 7-T2m 907 Broad street.
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O,Laary WaIkInc..

BosTsS, August ITO Leary, who is
matched to walk 400 miles ia l25 hours.
completed 1877 miles ut I o'clock r ) nj. TO-
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.ua ri:es............ 500 uiGu TIDE.
:ta sr;s.... ......, Gas Mor'ing.......... G:0J
NGnL ri>cs..... G:JS !f"Uin%,........,., 6:2i
"Gl!:r .? RICHMOND. AUGUST II. iSTe.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo. Norfolk, Tailed states
mail. merchandise, and passengers l.. j.. IHtuin'
agent. - .
Scllconc. Caroline Knight. Dyer. Nrw York, lime,
Il. Weuoel.bnrg.
SAILED.
Schooner 4. & F.. Cranmer, Bragg. New FORK,
coal. Curtis l. Parker. ...-
Schooner Mary and Frances, McAndrcw$, PEi!a-
Gelphia. coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner N. Z. Dyard, Camp. Baltimore, grain.
CARTS {: Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From New York. August 18TH bark Nova;c, Hall.
From Philadelphia, August 18th. schooner Ann
TwybiE. Dunn.
From Philadelphia August 18Th, schooner VI. V.
Cook, Falscnburs.
From Baltimore. August 18Th. schooner John II.
Williams, Applcsar!i.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Canton. Jones, hence, 1T Norfolk on
tuesday.
Schooner Carol. ,lc-. hence, ct Baltimore Au-
rust 18Th.
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MINERAL WATERS.

CHLORINE STRONTIA,
SPRING WATER.
An iafaslible remedy Tor the cure Of
AFFECTIONS OF THE STOMACH, BOWELS
AND KIDNEYS;
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, AND IRRITATION,
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION, DIARRREA,
AND DYSENTERY; AFFECTIONS
OF THE LIVER AND EN-
LARGEMENT OF THE
GLANDS, &C.. &C.
Confidently recommended by the most eminent
physicians of Maryland. Analysis of the Professor
OF Chemistry OF the College of Pharmacy, Balti-
more, Nd, shows large excess OF NITRIC ACID,
sTRoNTIA, and CHLORINE, making 1t Invaluable to
invalids. For sale low on draught at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES. Agents.
au l4-lw ,1--7.2 Richmond
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Flour.

eiur %: srparfne. s3.75M$i: extra. $500
S4.75: common. family, $3.50 ; Fanc? h!aG1:. &c.
Market du.!.
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fCE.CREAh.

Tee G Il Z 4 II.
Most nutrcious and healthy when pure and
fresh."--Jburnnl Of Health.
Best quality at a reasonable prc" cheaper than
poor quality at no price,
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FOR sALEDes'riag to g nv ,.lss
s,ocr nf jItSMBEk, PARL Or. and DINING N7
RS0M FIJRNITURf. Is now Cor sale III nlanu''
0vnr t3finen nar cent saved by purchasing your
EffRNrTI,RE NJ ARTHUR KO0SEY'S,
WarrrooIns 1907 Main street.
S-PaRlOR SUITS OF CoteliBe and other Etns
,rnioIsery: CHAMBER SElTS OF French P!atc
Glass and Best Finish: SIDEBOARDS, liai.
RACKS, EXTESSi0S-TABLEs Sc.-ai Oh 'io
finest make and pattern'. COON
u,I yuSn Sgp1r ."'' = te20
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r D. GATEW0OD, 1905 EAsT0

Il y. W s,nI,,r y -. ,s.,ot,et !, now
sunnly Of Furniture OF the most elegant &c. IfI
SIGNS and finish for pAkL0R: GaassnIEE,h,s ana
DINING-ROoM: Cottage Sultt .fSn, . Sno rSncb
Dresser and Dressing Case Sts, $50 10 500; Par
Tor Suits, in Cotelaine, Raw SIX Terry, anI aiai
ut prices 10 suit The times am now in:ninE ra
Ior Suits Lounges, CbaIrs, &C., stuffed W.sa nsa,
cxnressly FOR this market. Sbeciat attention Sreh
10 this Ursuch OF business. Chairs speciality. Up
hoIstering and RepaIriny. Terms liberal. W2O
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August l4.-Gold opened at 1905.
Eoon.-Stocks strong. Money, 2 per cent. Gold
1909; 1909 bid. EXchanQe-Long, 4S4A: short,
1884, Stale bonds quiet. Governments Hrmer.
EUening.-Sloney easy Mt IL per cent. EN-
change. 484s. Gold, ,l00S@l00a. New SIS, lO2E.
States quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l4.-VlrginIa 6's,. old, 90:
deferred, 4 consols. 53t: second series. 2S%:
lmst-dnc coupons, 78N. North Carolina 6's, cld
144; new, 8: special tax. l. lid to-day.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!n
ECRNITCRE. N2
MATTRESSES, BEDDING AND CrilOLsTERl

GOODS.
am not selling cut nor Selling NJ cos'. out aEl
az. Rug ~ large and wcltseleeted stock or the
goods at as low figure Us can nc
bought anywhere. | keep FIJI line OF FuRNi-
TIRE of all descriptions, and the public VIII con-
vince themselves of tho aforementioned fact w
'''''''" WILLIAM DAEFROS.
1888 Main street.
Mattress Factory and Tpholsierius- Rooms Nos.
IL Is 90 nnrth Eifteea nth street. y 27-eGd2m
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND F

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICIINoSD, August Il, 1878.
,:rrrEIEGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Waite, 926 bushels. Red, 5,1lG busl!-
els.
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WYE MAKE NO PRETENsIONsE

w TO be seiiug ont al cost In order TO cose ~
or change business; put We wiz guarantee 10 JF
ss any house In the cIty. oar stock being iul ana
eomplcte In P:-isr Chamber, and Dining.tsSS ~ -
Fnrniturc OF all kinds We Viii oner sles III S,
fi,irfy dlys Parties In want Of Furnitafc OF an!
kir ahoud not fat 70 au,lne oaf stnck
chasing. ". TIA g ~. .,sor sfress
~ 18-2ni "u' 'sta'.', 2, =
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REvoLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER, (
COLUMBIA, S. e.
H-rPJrE
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4 MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP srfFfs
~ COMPANY. sHs1xntfA

SOL. IVItIN'
Tnls company viii dispatch one NJ their splendid
steamers-OLD DUMINIOT, WYhNOkE. ISAAC
BELL, aud 2lCIiMOEU--eve TUESDAY, FRi
DAT, and SUNDAY 1t high water.
These slips are entirely dew. 5nd were built ex-
;,reesy for tEis route.
1hcy have splendid saloons, sate-rooIis, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un'
SURPASSED.
,.Gods shipped by this Inc are iadcd regularly AT
Ecw YORK "a the colasaDys CoT"rrd pier, 81 SortI
river.
Freight received unt G i. 81. daily.
Cabin far. 10 Sew York. 3l2. Storage, 10 ans
FreIs;hrs Tor points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch ar; charge made except uc!Hal e1-
nsnSei incurred.
81.
For further information Apply to
GEORGE W..ALLEE d. CO, Agents,
NV 10 Office Comvany'S wliarves, Rockets,
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DENTISTS.
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
ZINE CHAMBER AND PARLOR q
j. FURNITURE.-I am now Offering FINE Ikls
CHAMBER and PARLOR FURNITURE at iEs
greatly reduced or!ccs. See these SUITES and you
viii be satisfied the prices are low. | have gress
variety OF other FURNITURE and 3ATTREsSES
MT nrices TO suit nj! who will examine my stock.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
M l3-cod Governor street, Richmond. w.
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TNNIAN LINE n|FsS
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL

compartments. among the strongest. largest. and
fastest ON the Atlantic.
The saloons arc luNrriCusly furnished, especially
well lighted and ventilated. and take mp the whole
width of tic ship. The principal staterooms are
tmidshps. forward OF the engines where least noise
fort. having all latest Improvements, doub!c brrtlis
electric bells. &C.
The cuisine has always been y specially OF this
Line.
Ladies cabins and bathrooms. gent!cmcn's smo-
king and bathrooms. BARRIERS shops. pianos lbra-
ricS, &C., provided.
For rates OF passage and other In formation apply
10 JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
81 and 80 Broadway. y. ": or 20
q. ". ALLEN ~ 90,
IL C-cOLGm Richmond,
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Sequel to the Attempt cd Assassination
| Of EinDerOr William.
Germany and the vatican.

LONDON, August IA dispatch from
Rome to Reuter- says no special convention
will be concluded between Germany and
the Vatican. Declarations only will be eX-
changed. No mention is made OF the May
laws.
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Lumber: White oak. S12@s15 p 900: Westert
Virginia poplar. s12.5oGs25 p 900: while nns
S2o@S65 p LOCO yellow pine ooaIas' sh ,,.,na.
I PINE. ss.5oas5: cypress six-lnch. s7:so@sl6
$1,000. Lalhs-Spht; $3.50; sawed, $40 ets1.os
Sfarss. Whiskey-bagrel timber green 81 SOS 9
600: seasoned. S20aS25 g. l,O0Qt hiour-oaft &c
timber, s8@$7.5O a 1000. Floar-barrei po'es, ~
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sounded on the air.
Then commenced the duel at the longest
range ever recorded. Goldle advanced
from behind the tree in n kneeling posture,
when, whiz! his sombrero was perforated
by a ball from Bloody Bills rifle. Quick as
lightning he dropped full length on the
ground in time to escape the two other bull
lets which came in rapid succession. He
lay still, brought his rifle into position, as
he was stretched upon the ground, and
then remained immovable. Presently he
saw diminutiye figure which he knew
to be Bill {who was nearly one inch
taller than GoIdie) advancing eau
tiously from the shelter Of the tree.
in succession, and then retired behind the
sheltering trunk. One Of the bullets he
afterwards discovered had passed through
the lobe OF BiIl's left ear. There was ces-
sation now OF firing for some time, when
GoIdie espied his opponents head and
shoulders exposed. Quick as lightning
his rifle was ut bis shoulder, and the
decorating report was heard. Bloody
BilPs hat was carried away by the bull
let. Goldie now rather ineautiously adj
vanced from his shelter and became the
target for six balls in rapid rotation, one
OF which made hole IN his eoat-seeye
and another through ais pants. he beat
q hasty retreat, The duellists remained
gazing at the distant trees, each watch
ing for the indistinct form which repre-
sented bis adversary. Each peered eau
tiously from behind the tree, endeavoring
to get sight Of each other. Goldie at last
saw Bill again advance, and the former step
ped rapidly to the front ana quickly brought
his rife into position. Almost simultane-
ously the clear, sharp report OF two rifies
rang on the afr, and both men fell. Goidle
managed to RAISE himself and crawl behind
the trunk OF the tree. He had been wounded
in the left shoulder. Presently he was Joined
by the Texans who had been witnesses OF
this most exciting duel. They had already
ridden over 70 Bloody Bill and found him
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MiEf:TEEE AIN:"Ht,-huGUST Is. / S7s
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-26

time 10 timc secretly communicated
With my brother and last week, mpau
his release from prison, ! had nj inter
view With him, at which liz told me, e.
my horror, that another warrant was
ont for his arrest on Il charge of which
hc sworc heWaS Innocent Hc begged
III Me ~ raise him some money 81 that
he could leave the country, and begin
life anew ii foreign land | had saved
nearly thrcc hundred dollars from Your
generous allowance, dear aunt, and this
! promised % GIVE him Ibid give il q
him III the night that your money dis
appeared lie mas thcman that met
on the corner Of Eighteenth street and
Broadway, He i now faraway from
New York. Now You know my secret.
Can you forgive me%
For ranswcr the old lady elasped Alice
to her breast, How envied her |
NOW took my departure, first receiving
i cordial invitation from the old lady to
call again.
| did call again, and we'll, Ahec md
] We're married six months from That
night
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(aliiornm'S Climate.

From BENZ, T. Taylor'S Between the GatcS
The climate of the coast stimulates
men and women like vine. Ii gives
them conragc that is not Dutch hut
weather, and confidence that Is not con.
ccit Int mteNieation Il quirkcnS tho
pulse and the stop and tho brain Il
sends them wild for plcasurahle excite
ment Ii strengthens the passions. II
keeps everybody under whip anI spur.
II makes him impatient 81 patience
Nou live ten Years III five, and II il
scored against YOU. II is Il dcht with
inevitable payment 4 man Who has
not attained his mental growth can
come here and shoot up for tan years
like i rocket. Butalas, when lie comes
down, il i sudden, abrupt, like the
stick 4 man who las reached his
law Of limitation can migrate Co Califor.
mil and flash up brilliantly little Ion
ger.
Boys and girls arc horn with pereus-
sion caps on. Touch them and they
explode. They ripin carly, in this sun
md tonic mir into manhood and wo-
manhood. You can see mothers Of RI,
and see no marvel About 10000 IN.
pills are enrolled in the Gfty-six public
schools Of san Francisco, and 1000 in
the TO private schools and colleges. II
II about NJ difficult 70 govern tho young
human California animal rs il il to
catch NJ Y globule &C quicksilver from
y marble table with thumb and lin
ger. Is il i boy he shouts runs,
leaps, struggles, just as his pulse beats
because Inc cannot stop il. He has
opinions though lis beard is 4 pcachy
down. lie i as positive is trip.hnna-
mer. Is il il girlY She is as volatile rs
cologne, her voice Is JOYOUS, her step
dancers her laugh contagious She il
rs dashing as yacht III i whitc-cap
breeze.
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MISS LAWSON's MONEY.

@,
Clark, there's been robbery vt -
Sc, street, sud my chief, one morn
mg N june, 49,, Is entered the Office.
" ! want You to 50 there and see about
y at once. There's = reward ol $1,000
offered.
oi course lost no tlmeln starting for
~ d-. stfeet, which found TO be an
'hpfetehaous looking llttle cottage,
standing ~ the midst OF quite large
and uncultlyated garden. ! was shown
in1o 'he pafl9f' ana minute later was
joined ~ short, stout, elderly lady,
VINO ihlio,ltGe.' q, !, llelseii ae tolIoMs'
Mr; NJ oElIk, sile delec1Ve, presume.
am Miss liafriet Lawson, the owner OF
the mouse, ana me person VINO sent lor
you. a,,,,pposeSe proceed to business
~ oilcc.
slgiiiileu sliSt sueil was ny aeslfe,
anu lhe oiu lauy pfoeeeuea ~ aef aofllpt
ill.lmel y nv l...,.. IL,
81, - eos'lse w WIN . NiioW y, ~ y vah
m ,elt YOU YOU hppot ), ne l lopoefy Wen, y =
~. ,i''cil tI'ae SHOW san y lnys'ery
- ny es'elaas l alaefilooli ho aleN a ~ me
selii ~ ~ stio9sana 9oilafs rom me
~ ~ iisa n''lih. III ioehco y up - illy
s'sls, s,,,; INV w. Mllen ~ Nene ~ see y eliis
iiloiillils' mn? 81 i4i i 'ne nafPase 81 paying .
~, ny MiliIil iell uiG 'o-uas, y was gone
~, !. W. : ~ : 60. hlion aooa' ~ j.
, .,l.l " nv sof' - sale nave you sot.
! asNea' !. K ,e. i.
o. can see Tor yourself, replied
the s.IIya iady, aStep tins way
! lolioWed hef 70 an apartment onthe
fiooF !. r5t. above. e
o,,aa ~. ~, : iiia I room, she sala, y she
opened lhe door' and there : my safe
u !. .1e = hea corner, = ,,,.,,, .,,..,,.. !.
~ NJ patent combination ioek,
1' ! sala' anu bears no marks 81 vlo-
leileg. ~
~ ~. - - =, ileelposea MISS Lawson,
NV m ~, liiaS ] Mlla' l1un]les me: Last hishs
! ~ ny lock ~ new communion, ana
slepI =, - tilat pea, ilsilt ~ slghl q lhe
s'.ie III 81 iiislle, Mleil ll!e KY uhaef my
P,,t PlloM. - / ana m very ilsnt sleeper, ana
,, aoh see now any one eouid nave posi-
~ ieilloNea tile Key ana .o!pehed 1he
sa.e NY Nl1nout 3 aWahehing me. IS,
II. ~ a,,d aiiS ~. one j, oeslae yo'lfsell Know
w w Soilipllia'ion ~.
~, pu.-Netl' J llate y confess !
W. .fs;a shgil y l9ol.out the tfalh - was
'liaia inisllt forget the eoilloinatlon,
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-26
He Eats His First WhIte-Fish.

The strong point of the American
fish market il undoubtedly to he found
in the frcsh-water species from its great
lakes and rivers, Besides orr well.
known European kinds, salmon, trout,
sturgeon, perch. etc, which are cheap
abundant and well Favored, the Western
continent boasts some lino spfciaiiteS Of
its own Among these, the whtc-lish
Of the ST Lawrence water chain claims
the first rank. Mrs. Jameson declares
that @ TASTE il amply repays tile yoy-
age across the Atlantic, and though
belong rather to the skcptcal than to
the enthusiastic school of cpicures, /
am almost inclined % bacl NJ her
opinion ] shall never forget my first
wAitc-tlsh. ] had set out from New
York for Niagara by night train, and
having fallen into SQUAD slumber III Al
hany in comfortable sleeping.ear, !
did not awake till wcstoppod for break.
fast at Rochester near Lake Ontario, at
. o'clock next morning. Rising hastily,
fresh rs u daisy after my good nights
rest, found myself seated before IL cup
Of steaming coffee, plate Of hot cakes.
and broilsd fish which had been swim
ming unsuspcctingly il the lake nj 4
O'Clock that morning The feelings Of
Il true epicure who lights upon new
delicacy of the first order arc indeserib-
able. Mhite-tish il Il sort of ideaIized
maekcrel, with tinge of ETHEREAL snl-
mon flavor, rich, without greasincss;
fAll, without strongness, and delicate
without lnsipidity. ! ate II, with unnag-
glng appetite, every morning that 70
mained along the whole great chain Of
lakes and rivers from Chicago 10 the
sagnenay, and every morning ! thought
il rather better than the last. lf /
could only succeed in acelimatizing il
IN our Scottish locks where ii still lin
gered with historical times, and lived
freely during the late geological cpochs
- should feel (as prefaces always say
THAT my work was not quite III vain.