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New Discoveries Of Republican Enbez.
elements.

So accustomed has the public become
to the embezzlc.aent of funds by the Re-
publican party, that what would ordina!
rily be deemed startling revelation
eeems to make but slight impressie 4.
From Washington there comes o sta 81
ment from the Naval Committee 18th, 1
$462, ,OG0, 900 in money has been expended
aince, 1855, besides millions more in old
stores. aud that Seeor Robeson alone, In
utter disregard and contempt of law. has
expended 9I80,000 00O." The report
concludes by declaring that the rnttanl
ness Of the Navy Department. is beyond
conception and recommends the Presil
dent TO have Robson indicted.p On
the very same day, the 14th Giover'a
committee discovered forced treasury
balance Of S19, ,000, 600, brought about byy
o false entry on june 13, 1865, at which
time Mccullough was Secretary anu
Spinner was Treasurer. Connected with
this faleI; entry was G forgery and G secret
issue Of $4,000, GOO os compound inter-
est notes, taken out Of the revenue and
not accounted for anywhere, Nor did
the public debt statement for that montl,
account fo9 the anm As having been
drawn rom tho revenue. Simultaneous
ly with the discoveries comes the revala4
tons that the money TO deffay the ex4
-penses Of the Republican visiting states!
n naese nee paid paid Sy ttne First National
Bank, as matter Of accommodation TO
the Treasury Department ard Mr.. Hsyes,
and that the bank was guaranteed re.
payment out Of an anticipated sppropfii
alton which the President was 10 fecomI
mend. The evidence that John Sherman
Anew how the bills were paid, end coun4
telsencad the assurances of repayment!
which were given to the bank, Is ON ale
with Me Secretary OF the Senate COM
ntitteo ~ appropriations, and specifies
u Iilts I s..-s WHICH the money was TO
be uRedi but studiOnsly avoids aaying how
the meney wasSobtained It 10 believed
.that the bank win lose all the money
unless Sherman pays tho amount ous OF
his own pocket. .SSltFdigh O1t Dea,oast.
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How TO STARoH.--Every housewife,
as we'll as laundry maid should know
how to starch. Here are good directions
from an experienced hand:
"When hot starch is used, take one
heaped table spoonful of starch to o quart
of boiling water; after L has been beaten
down smooth with little cold water, If
it does not turn into jelly, put 1t into q
saucepan, and etir it while it is over the
fire till it does. To, prevent the iron
sticking, stir 9 piece of WAX candle two
or three times round in the hot starch; OF
add four drops ofturpentine. Strain the
ssarch through q piece of muslin, and
cover 1t up Till. nearly cold. When the
things to be atasched are dry, they should
be dipped into the starch; then wiring
them out; and when half dry place thel3
In. o towel, sprinkle with q alittie water,
s:ss ::ia them up ulI.iit you eready I'd
iron them. Inatsad of the candle, it 10
Q good plan to keep piece of sI1inny fax
beside yen, aud each new thing yon take
up, touch the tip of the iron with the
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The I.aboratory q the sSs.eln.

Tho stomach is tAe laboratory OF the system, Iii
which certain mysterious processes aro constantly
going ON. These result iH the Hr0duetica OF thas
wonderful viyifyins agent the blo6d, which In q
stase Of health tushes laden with the siemcnts Of
vitality to tke aata6tl! payss es the systenn nut
when tbs st6mach IS ssmprsralyzea by dyspspsis,
blood mauufaetEre Is carried on imperlestly, tbt
circulation grows thin and slugstah, and the sys.
tenn sufiers In eonseaasnee. Moreover. indigestion
~ r=--= iivor anu DoTeIs. rendering the
hHst alugSfsh end the lattor1 conStip&tea. The
braia also suffers BY .yrpAtay, and Sick ftadEEAes
Hleeplezsness 9ad nervous symptoms, arc enzens
desed. Hossetters slannoh BlstcEs reforlas thls
slate Of things giyea permanent tone ana regulari.
~ y sha stomach sad rs associate org4na thS
bowels and liver, and ensures coaplstS uoufishl
ment and incrsased vises oftLe systesn. 1t Is th4
raest rOrular es we'll IS The Ia5sf Gfciont as,tl.
dyereRsie andtonie In Aus1ien.
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THE WIpD WHO RnTrs T,b,-.a. s,a,;

THE WIFE WHO RuIRs.--I have hoer
goung aud now am old, and there ID
one thing. l have never gcen fail--ths
s'fe who submits 10 the wife who rules.
awe never seen o disputing woman
maintain her influence over the mind OF
her husband, nor Of any other man, for
the mattef'cf that II you have o quar-
'relsome, captious husband, thers is bnt
one way to live Ipeaeeably with him.
avoid contrad;cting him, aud remain
aiient rather s:ian express 0 scontragy
opinion to him. ifhe urgea vnn n az
preston, atate your opinion In mild,
persuasive tone once, and but once.
Then preserve silenCe-not q sulky nor
contemptuous silence, but 6 cheerful, de.
ferential one. You will win him soonAS
OK later. Bear in mind tits good wifs's
motto: Submit, you conquer aeree, ,'and
you'll command"
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A ppospERous FARMER -,yben 10

A PROSPEROUS FARMER.-When you
see o barn larger than u house it shows
that he will have large profits and small
Affections. When you see him driving
his work 1t shows that he will never be
driven from good resolutions, and that
he will certainly worh his way to pros
perity. When you see in his woodhouae
!. safiuieTicy Tor three months or more,
1t shows that he will be more than q
ninety days wonder in farming opera
tions, and he is not sleeping in his house
after drunken frolic. When his sled is
housed In summer and his farming i'm
plements covered both winter and sum.
mer, it plainly shows that he will hare &
good house over his head in the summer
Ct his early life and the winter of old
age. When hiscattle are properly shild-
ed and fed in winter, 1T evinces that he
Is acting according to Scripture, which
saya that IN mercifnl .nan Is i1isTciffui 10
his beast" When he is seen subscribing
for q paper and paying in advance, It
shows that he Is speaking like book
respecting the last improvements in agri-
culture, and that bo never gets his walk.
ing papers papers to 70 ttiii0 land OF poverty.
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GREENWOOD AND AUGUSTA RAIL.
IaoArs.@-In u d recent comnunicatioa,sA : AIr.
bradley, President Of che above road,
say9: Sss4ss l-|
X regard tho completion Of the road o
HIsd fact. Wo have now seventeen lniles
af the grading finished on This side of the
river. The oEtire, length of the road
from Greenwood to tho Savannah IL
fcrty-aix and fye.aixteenth miles. Tho
actual work Is fully one-third done. The
contract for erecting u splendid iron
bridge at the river has been awarded te
reliable Contractors, who are now castinR
the iron for the structure. We think We
get 1t remarkably cheap. $4,000. The
cost Of gTadilg 10 only. fivo hundred dol.
lara q miles The highest grade Of tho
road Is aixty-ons feet. The grade OF
many now roads 10 now over two hum
draA fnat en tho naiIA. Che i...->-e>..s.a
d aehineEy of the present. day enables
railroad officials 10 S:s4 their trains with
easo on much E..Atsr grAdes than FORM
eriy. Some of the nav scads In Nevada
hgveF 3 Tgrade Of two huntSsed ..etl
fest 70 the mile md tho Stfaihs move ch
tlliA atz6 4 sbrind tlSe curves of the Rocky
.A56sflB lla Ut iyhet We would call q soaFs,
ihl speed. We make cur road more level.
because we can then use cheaper ufachin.
ery.p
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Nor Anv,t,e o.rpa oo,...,,,,,8,.... ,,,.

g Nor ANY ,ts oJRs. cortamn0rns,,
calls upon me to giSe my experienced OF
horse flesh. It Is like third l-fate beef; Il
cannot be said to have q disagreeable
taste, for it has no taste at all. Donkey.
on Che other hand, Is delicious, and ir-
tinltely better eating than beef or mutt
ton. This the French soon discovered
dbring the siege Of Paris, for q s'p0rtionn
OF dor Hkey cost ak times rs much as q
Portion of h0Ese. - Cats tnste EXACTLY
Hike rabhits; it Is impossible to dis
.tiiga1isa betge eeng them. The osiiection
10 rats is tilat sshei, cook ed tho;f ilesh Il
gritty. Ills pBl eeiion, however. iss0lnas
; Y sIs=1 ipe excers Tor this grittis
nesg they ara Il nj o.esolic and etceiIenf &
article Of food. I am surprised that
there ia moi society for the promotion
{of eating rats. Why should not pYlsoiss
~ Ee fes sEl "a deal. a & no,
,.;c lssssstis Etitaisis i.1li6,i IN.
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= Experience may be a dear teacher,
but she isn't any dearer than pretty
school-ma'am.
- The best way TO interest the Indian
in agriculture Is to chow him that Yhis.
key is made out Of corn.
where are you going?' asked 8
little fellow of another, who had slipped
on an icy pavement. "Going to get up |"
was the blunt reply.
"A little girl wrote TO her absent
papa that Ponto (the puppy was grow.
ing bigger and bigger every day, and
sometimes fioice day.p
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TnE soUrH CARoL1NA COTTON CR,

THE SOUTH CAROLINA CoTToN CROP.
-Under date of the 9th instant, the
Charleston Committee on Statistics and
Iafor.aatiGE made their frat report OF the
condition of the growing cotton crop in
South Carolina. The report - addressed
70 the President and Directors Of the
Charleston Exchange, an IL as follows
Your committee on Information and
Statistic Statistic beg leave tosubmit the follow.
ing report OF the growing cotton crop in
this Stnto, based 1naeventy-seven replies
from 'twenty.eight counties.
The acreage planted shows an average
increase over last year. of five per cent.
The weather, with few exceptions, has
been mere favorable this year than the
last, and the plant much more forward,
the estimates varying from Eve to thirty
days, averaging tan daye earlier.
Labor, as general rule, Ia abundant
and mora efficient The ase.of commer-
cial fertilizers varies considerably, several
counties reporting an increase and others
o decrease.
The acreage elbows six per cent. in
Where commercial fertilizers have de.
creased, o largo increase in those Of home
rsla1zntactura isTehcrted.
Eleven counties report considerable
damage from cut worms; making re.
plaating necessary.
Upon the whole we consider the re,
ports very fayosabie for q good crop.
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m = .sl,,zz.- I. 81 ass-- = .
- . w Tye~-l no Sfoti0Vlng
is sn old Hsogy, bat we'll deserves repesi.
ton. Ia O pleasant company sach one
asked . question--if it We're aRswered
Che quest Oner had to pay foEfIsit, or, is
he could not answer it himself no paid o
forfeit. An TFishman asked
How does the litsle ground quirrel dig
1.il7 s'vlSs 1yH111vrl1 gnrO any dirt about
tho sntTEurs2 IS S.55 I. 3
shan thsY AlI he'd given it up, rat
Sure do yoIl see that .he begins at tho
~ The hole. q. 4
9Eas s0f tho Il IS la "a
s But how doea, era {; i ss Il y +, Y
al says Pat that Is your question:
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yg oaSl psa4d le el.la sssA s.S,,s.
Purify and enrich tbs bl6oliil stsl yeti
will not ba srenbled &ith skin 4 ssts.
sr. u lSod ia fixture Is known 70 be
festsS h 4 ~ fe,slellt n
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
a--l CHANGE OF gCIIEDTJI,E

Passenger Trains run daily, Sunday excepted,
with Fast Fay Trains on sousls Caro-
iiLa Rallfoad, up ana down., on aid ailef
W sdneseavi November II. 1871, tho following win
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Wsshingto q female lawyer, AIra.
BaivA d. lockwood who by her pegaiss-
ent knocking at tho d00s5 sGss d5gess
sOr admienie Ion to the Supp en- az t:olig gS DC
become EoEiSHfae faEa6iIs, hhs aFu ida.
poEtant cases pending. bsfore that Court,
ztl,scl.s che che Is SsenaTreI iron; pleading on
account OF her aeSz : Onn iasa ClaaeeLaa
man claim my living S. 900. I nfFs.
Lockwood Is now in her fifth year of her
practice and has ell tho business sIio can
attend TO- w hen ehe beg an. her proper
s4 consisted Of q fe@ fetssi Gf veal astats
+ In 9 cemetery now che is ysorth COO
and her practsce brings hes ysaEsy iins
eolys bout flye times as ns Ead sal
lsyy OF q CLERK il the Treasury d Department..
ssl,s isa widow, nearly fifty years Of age
.The New York e gE1ieg denies that
gslf In Bisnpls white atad startt1is On .fhe
Top OF 8 tall stalk 10 sclicik Public atten-
fions gYoRld We cD 81 q Is;CIy fSsIts
SiclIlaEly modest iFlso Bhonld Sireas hera
5eeis in the simplest possible white gar
JsfElts and stand ON tho top of e basrsl In
the front yard TO chal lenge the aSimiraa
non OF TNss eEas By a Tie Piol is com.
PEELED BIZ kiiEeanle tslf ss l5ker sIs;ell it
has no colityni, 10 zesite y ar The
psift ftate S5 Tho SfoEnd, wisfe Is ID fre..
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E,iaf Ela Yioies Is not 6ff.
snk and fesiFlng siispcsltion s,
Ilsgls raw ssY the aaEt thai it IS al
" ae,fY 70 dSsplt rs ifself 4 q alaa bntk
0f BIO 10 Sd "a men. IS oilt town
Rose society really modest "a sser
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gitifY, d 8 .afne less sgisy il
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Eq lltteilg III d Ie MOI sng1slv
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01
Taxes.

4 great deal has been said about the
taxes should the Territory become a
State, hut those who complain must adj.
init that the increased value of property
will more than offset the increased ex-
penses of the State government. As a
State, capital viii come in for invest
ment, when it will not do so as Terri.
tory. The amount paid to officials, upon
which there is a good deal of harping,
will be hundred fold paid in appro.
priations from the general government,
which will never be given while Ter
ritory. Oregon was in, about the same
condition as this Territory when she was
admitted, and she immediately took an
upward stride. Capital has flowed in
without stint, her resources are being
developed, and her people are prosper
ing IS they never would have done I'M
der Territorial government, aud none
Of whom would exchange their State
government, with all its debts, land
frauds and official stealing for that of a
Territory. Washington as State need
never be IN the position Of Oregon, in
the matter Of debts aud corruption, but
can by becoming q State soon takes its
rank alongside u Il in prosperity and
wealth .--0iympia transcript.
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ed. We never saw a more complete
crushn out w capital than this is. But
we cant See where we hev made any
thin by it to any a!armin exent We
lev busted -capitil etfectooally, aud We
hev bustid ourselves jist ez eff ctooally.
The meat bari is low, the -four is gone,
and we hain't got no work. 700 show
ed US how to bust capital; now spose
700 kindly show us how to git more, and
hev il better organized
"Hev 700 no aspirashens for higher
and better life?" Ireplied. edo you
want to contiuyoQ to groyel at the feet
Nv yoor oppressors? Hev 700 no pride?'
1--WE he'd PRIDE" wuz the answer
Nv this slave, "but that vanishes. We
have stumicks wich is allus with us.
What VOC want to do is to git out NV
this seckshun in just three minits, or
we'll ornament a tree with 700"
left afoot. | he'd the inishiashum
money in my pockit and soot Nv close
that | rescood from the burnin mill and
absentmnded forgot to ask who owned
en-. | din't do as we'll as Kerney, but
it served my pprpus.
| shell go back tho, and see eff can
reorganize EN- on the oplimittid curren-
cy noshun, and make good Nashnsls NV
EN-. There are lot o mowin masheeus
IN that vicinity that need burnin, and
Their are a dozen or more places that
strikes and s;ch can be organized in
The rites Nv man must be established 10
Kentucky.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trav
cling about this and Stevens counties
for the last two weeks. we had an OPP
portunity of learning how the people re-
garded the State Canstitption, aud found
them almost unanimously in favor of
adopting it. The people express them
selves satisfied with this Constitution,
an ! those features Of it which are so Of
fensive to corpulent spectators make it
popular, with the masses. Eastern Wash
ington will adopt it by large majority.
- Pdt0uSe Gazette. r 7i4l
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A Southern Gentleman,srT EibHte to the
i Enrth ~ II

Nnrth - =
NAsHy1LLE, Tena.. Oet;; e. = ,--John
f. House, in accepting the congressional
nomination from Democrats of the sixth
district, predicted that the nextpchtical
contest would be free, from sectional
hatred. He said, II cannot, fellow Cit.
liens, find it ID my heart toiHdulee IN
feelings of malice towards the people of
the north, when | witness their maguan-
.imous and generous coidacf toSards the
southern people. | feel like pulling off
my hat and 1stan ding ID cove rad IN their
preseuce.s Grander thaneuAA@ssiet9syaof
Appomattox is the victory won by the
people of the north in their noble and
generous contributions to the stricken
and suffering south. Upon that fated
field the south surrendered her sword;
within the shadow Of the dark wing of
the pcstilence, besides the new made
graves OF her heroic sons and daughters,
with bowed bead, and fearful eyes she.
extends her hand and surrehders her
heart to the generous and magnanimous
north; Gods own hand has' bridged the
bloody chas,n. Let not ambition of man
seek to re open the wounds and to re-.
kindle the enbers of national strife.
3, SALEM, Ores9n, Otc. 1879 p. NJ
Both houses haze az, eed III adjourn at
10 o'clock to night. A joint committee
will sit for ninety days to examine the
books and accounts <ofl Stase, officers
since 1866. The Senate amended to
that date instead of 1870.
THE committee will be constituted as
follows: Senators, Thompson and Ross;
Representatives, Galloway, Thompson
and White" f'''A * % ~ ga
1.-THE following is the joint resolution
passed in relation to the duties and pow
ers of this committee:
Resolved by the House, the Senate
I,coacurring: That the joint committee
Appointed nndefl III C. IRIS, be and
they are hereby empowered to examine
into and report upon the management
and transactions Of the various depart
ments of the State government and the
La Grande land Office, from September
l., 1870, to SePtembr, /, q 1873, except
the Office Of State Printer, and for such
purpose they are empowered to send FOL
persons aud papers, administer oaths and
do alt things necessary to such examina
ton. Said committee is, empowered tc
sit after the adjournment of the Legisla
: tnre and may maketheir report to the
. Governor of the Site. Provided t,t
committee shall receive So per day fo'
f time actually employed. not. to exceee
80 days. Provided further that tn,
/ Governor be authorized to have PSI
copies of the report printed, and that !
copy be forwarded to each member Q
, the Legislature and to each State officer
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Drn m business you can fp gage in. IS to
NuNkIFIls26 per day made u sAS yorker Of
Hulllv ties. Particulars 41dsamtles worth
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