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thousands who can testifysto the efficacy Of
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Mrs. Cornelia Allison, P.osta, Iowa; Mrs.
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IF WE REPEAL THIS LAW,
or cripple it in any way, instead of get
ting books at the prices fixed in the
Merrill contract, We would have to pay
the prices ruling in other States, which
would be in some cases %, and in others
80, and in Others 100 per cent. higher than
the prices fixed in the Merrill law And
then We would run the risk after having
destroyed this law of having the old
school book ring reformed in the city of
New York, and their prices put right
back to the old standard. Now. implorc
every gentleman upon this floor
10 remember not what these subtle
fellows who have hung around our hotels
and Hobbies, and buttonholed you and
whispered in your ears-not what they
the understanding when YOU ran? ask
members, can they go back and face their
constituents and say to those constituents
that they struck down q law under which
at least one hundred or one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars WAS saved to you
annually Now, put this thing back
where YOU will have to pay two prices
without this law We have dishonored
the State by repudiating its contract.
We have left it liable for y
claim from year TO year for heavy
damages. l trust this Legislature
will not take such course. Give this
law fair trial Let us correct any i'm
projections that may exist in it; let US give
il a fair trial for one or two years; and ii
then 4 universal clamor arises up from
our people: That they 6or't want it; that
THEY WOULD RATHER rAy THE OLD
PRICES.
then let rs go 10 work and hononhlY
repeal il: and appoin; commission to wait
on Mr. Merrill, and say, How much dam
ages will the annulling of this contract
cause YOU" But TO repeal the law enact
ed BY one Legislature before it has had .
trial, before the machinery of the law
has gone into execution, and to do it upon
the clamor Of the men whose claws" we
have broken and from between whose teeth
we have almost pluckesi the spoils, l say,
and say il with all respect for the opinions
of those who differ with me, We cannot
afford to take such course.
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Minnesota Radical.

This is one OF the best 48 column News
papers in the North West, and the leading
advocate of the temperance party in America
Published every Wednesday, at Waseca,
Minnesota. by James +. Child, at 50 per
annum. Send Scent stamp for sample copy.
ton. Every person favoring the Temperance
cause is invited to send for sample copy.
Address,
RADICAL, Waseca, Minnesota
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SheriffS Sale.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the
pending in the District Court for the Second
Minnesota, wherein the St Paul Mutual
Building Association No. /, is plaintiff. and
Samuel Cain and Johanna Cain his wife. are
defendants. bearing date the 2Sh day OF IAN
uary, 1878, and duly entered in said action,
will sell at public auction 10 the highest bid
der for cash on the 23d day of March, iS7s. al
ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the from; door
OF the old Court House. in the city OF ST.
Paul in said county OF Ramsey. the following
described pieces or parcels Of land, lying and
being in said county OF Ramsey. and Stase o
Minnesota via. Commencing n; the North
west ccrner oil Lot Four 81 Block Eighteen
fisl Beanpre < Kelly's addition TO St Paul.
thence south forty three feet and ten inches,
thence East one hundred and thirty and
81 100 feet. thence North forty three feet and
ten inches. thence West one hundred and
thirty and 90 100 feet to the place of begin
ming.
Also the following piece viz: Commenc-
ing 1t the Southeast corner OF lot three ~
block twenty f9OI in said BeaupFe X Kelly :
addition to 81. Paul. thence West forty three
feet and eight inches, thence North ons
hundred and thirty-one and 69-l00 feet,
thence Esd forty three feet and eight inches
thence ruth one hundred and thirty one
and e. loo let 10 the p1Ace Of beginning
All sifuaerd n sid BeAupee i Kellvr addi-
ton Is 81. Pal IN sid county and State.
ST. PArl, February s, I05A
Jcu1 G. BDcx9
Shesig a Ransey esun1y, Minnas1s-
" D. HAM, f1ninfiB Atf0ney.
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The LIST annual ball given this Thursday
evening at Music Hall by the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen promises to be one of
the pleasantest affairs of the season.
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FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
Chicago.Produce Market.

CHICAGO, FeD. ID.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
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81 .O3a 0fl.N seller April No. 3 Chicago 98c;
rejected Sic.
RECEIPTS-Flour, IA, 900 barrels;w heat, lS9,
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sHIPMENTS-Flour 10000 barrels; wheat
l29, 900 bushe
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

Young wonan, just out. of school, don't fhiak of getting married all at once Y5u Ne now unfit For matri- monv. You know not how to go to marker. Learn that. You know not how to cook a meal of ordinary food. Learn that. You know not how to work all day without playing. Learn that. When these you have learned, and all the poetry you have acquired, yon are able to recast- n the hexameters of the sewing ma chine, then yoolzmay seriously think of becoming some sensible mans wife. Young men, put aside your standing collar and white vest; young woman put away your rouge pot and lo1eiug glass, and both go to work. Industry brings husbands; industry makes fortunes.-Ex.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08
At the ofiee -of.the -A.tchison. q,

At the office frtbs Atehison, To- peka t Santa F'e Railroad, the sub scriphon to the Pueblo < Arkansas s Valley Railroad extension up to four o'clock Saturday ter amounted to S770, 900, the full amount asked for. s
 The subscription to the New Mex leo & Southern Pacific Railroad amounted to S2, ,043 ;0e0 leaving on- ly S573, ,000 not taken. This bal ances will probably be subscribed Wednesday. thus insuring a new through line to the Pacific coast Boston Herald of July 14th.A
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08
GEoRaRroNN. N. M.
JulY 22d. 1878

EDS. SILVER BELT: In your late issue you published an article con cerning the shooting match at Silver City, on the Fourth, in which Lacy is said to be the acknowledged best shot and as proof of it that he chal- lenged Heary Maret, (not Lamot) of Georgetown team, and Marot de- clined Now the reverse IS true Marot challenged Lacy and Lacy de- cifned. and # a match can be made we VIII back Marot for any sum.
 GEoRGETowN TEAM.
 We make the correction not withstandrng 5eergetoEn Teanp did not accompany his communlca- ten with his name, an omission sell dom overlooked by an editor
 The facts are these. Lacy, after -ee leaving the ground. and coming to town. was told that Mr. Winters on g 54 inc morning of the 'match, offered to bet $50 that Marot would make a higher score fflan Lacy Lacy went 10 Mr. Winters and asked him if he wanted to bet that Mr Marot could heat him shooting. Winters replied that he did not; that sthe offer Was only upon the result of their marks naaship in the match. Lacy pro- So posed so hack his. skill as a marks man against Marot's for $l00 and aathorlzed- Mr. Higbee to put up a forfeitof 5e There was no con versatign between Lacy and Marot r referenee4e-this matter. George town Team says Marot challenged ssalf5Iaey aad IaqY sefspisd ," This IS emphatically denied.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

The Southern Hotel in St. Louis. a ruin since the fine in which lives were lost, is to be rebuilt.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

4 Chinaman in iail at Yuma for chopping another's head with mat toek, ' committed suicide by hang ing. aon1the 26th ut.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

The Duke of gouRaaght Xiek' & third son, IS bethrothed to Maria Louise of Prussia, daughter of Prince
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08
Grant CountY. \. M.. items:

Funds are being collected to cam- plete the Catholic church in Silver City
 A heavy fall of rain has rendered gold mining at Pinos Altos active.
 Jacob AbFahaul and Mrs. Martha Jones were married in silver City on the 21st ut
 M. W. Bremen's mill is working on taiEihgs When the pile is run through, what taen2 Mr. B. is not mining.
 The charter privileges recently con ferred. upon Silver City are not, seemingly relisHed b8 her citizens generally. g.
 From Salt River Herald: The Phoenix mills are running out about 5000 pounds of flour daily fromsnew Wncslf,s sttif C8T a Three cases of smallpox are nov in the valley. Guards have been placed and every precaution taken Co prevent it's spread
 Hoe preliminary examination ot Jose Morales and Jose La Cruz for assault gith ap intent to corhnif murder sens Deputy Sherif Ply July 16ths oect pie&tbeatiet of Judge BuubuFg last IhHrs9ay, Morales was discharged. La Cruz was held sfa await thearuon of fhe Grand Jury in the sum Of SI 600 and failing to giye sad bonds, he is Iiow occupying quarters in the county jail and grow ing fat on three meals 3 day
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

The graders on the Santa Fe ex- tension of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad are grading about three quarters Qf d mile per day.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

A more serious outbreak of k. k. men than that Jf last year IS pre- dicted in a Wilksbarre, Pa, letter to inc New York Tribune. The 5th oF June had been fxe,l upon for the strike but Kas prevented by the time lv preparation of the authorities to w,pe out the rioters. The strike, the writer says. Is intended ito be sl- muItaneoas ailsoyer the country z One part of the programme, as ail- s.0hhcad, Is to take the RroPerty ot che rich, break open banks, seize Che lnaaeE and divide 1t. Of epRFse che division will be an equitable one.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

Chief Jastim 0sqa Rq8H tise Democratic nominee for Governor or Massachusetts
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

A light" vote, people @ilF say \ great many citizens stayed away from the polls, hence the paueity. This year, each anG every county expects to do much better, and we Believe they will, since the popula- ton of the entire Territory IS much larger shan 1t was at last election.- .Anzofst Enterprise,
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08
Geo N RnrIeigh. an Ohio m

Geo ". Burleigh, an Ohio maP, published a card jn wh}eh t Was an- nouneed that in order to gratlty an often expressed earlosjFE EpEhls towns men to see such a tragedy as the re cent hanging eEshoeay and Gopnely in 3hicago, he would on the 22d of July deayer a lecture and conclude by shooting himself through the fore head. The admission price realized to be used n defrayiRg funeral ex- penses and the remainder to be in- vested in the works o9 Huxley, Tyn- dal aud Darwin 7 At the appointed time he had full house. and after delivering an infdel lecture of won derful power" ]" he suddenly drew a derrihger, placed 1t to his foreheao and ared, scaHering his brains ID asl directions.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08
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Yellow glass gives gfessef-fest to the eyes than either blue or green, aad objects at a distance can be seen more distinctly with than without it. sAtriie practice the gsIlew glass was found to take of all the glare of the light without impeding vision, and allowed the men to see the targets mora distinctly. Yellow glass cuts of chemical rays, and, perhaps, on that account has a less injurious ef- feet on the eyesa4sf aa
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

The Queen has conferred the order of the Garter upau Lord Beaeons- 6eld The freedom of the city of .Load6n has also been epnferIea qptf him and Lord Saulsberry.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

The Foreiga affairs Assoeiation have pettloned Parliament to i'm peach Lord Beacons6eld for hls al- ieged betrayal of both England an,I l'urkev in the Berlin congress.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08
sbraE Ealla Eaa bllsl arsaIE Ein Sa

NDragu has DeeiT 'tf1e1 fn oaH Buenaventura, California, for the murder oF More and found gaity in first degree. MeCartbE and Church. bill charged with same oHense, at last dates, had not been tfied.
 J C. Tappait2 IfreasggsE 9 tie BnGaou Betting Company for thirty years. has been discovered running seroeke3 lis deF2lGatiep amQDpted ro $500 900. He has -surrendered property valued at a million,
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08
J- 6. Tann altl IEreasurer of -tERa
A large dead shark was washed on

A large dead shark was washed on shore at San Francisco, in whose stomach was discovered a mans leg, the fo6t3of which vas inelpsed in a heavy shoe with copper toe. This copper toe cut the lining of the fsh's stomach and resulted in its death.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

3 r7<rcr7 Fs1 ai{r7, ,4- 7 # jlsl H A'E a7 ah Regular meeFpg oF the Asso ; 5clatloA 0fs AasQps tor jnsrnctlon
 See Nlll bg held every Sunday at idieloek R Baat the house of Jaihes
 Fresh on Main street, until further
 aorice.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08

Yellow fever reported in New Or leans.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-08
Arlzoaa siIrer BFlt.
Flecfion Fieures

The offieial V0{e of s1ae several counties of the errtofy last el6e- ton, IS appended for the informa- tion of citizens who dearly love to
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-11-13
An I'm Il e mia BILE Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beau
tiful world, it is entirely your own fault
and there is only one excuse for you
your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism
which has killed thousands Personal
knowledge and common sense reasoning
will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint,
or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects,
such as sick headache, pa pitation eff the
heart, sour stomach, habitual costveness,
dizziness Of the head, nervous prostration,
low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach eveay
town on the Western Continent and not a
Druggist but will tell you Of its wonderful
cures. You can buy Sample Bottle for
10 cents. Three doses will relieve you.
For sale by G. h H. T. Eberle, J. H.
Schultz or K. Schubert.
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Swedish Lady Quartet.

Our citizens must bear in mind the
fine musical treat in store for them this
wednesday, Evening at Turner Hall, by
the appearance of the widely celebra ted
Swedish Lady Quartet. Wherever this
troupe have appeared they have been
spoken of in the highest terms, and their
coming here should be greeted with full
house. In speaking of the concert given
in Sheboygau by the Swedish Lady Quartz,
the Herald of that place says:
The Swedish Lady Vocal Quartet gave
an exceptionally fine concert, at the Old
Turner Hall, on Wednesday evening. 1,
was first class in every respect and dese-v.
ing of the highest commentator. 1t is
rare that quartet of singers are able to
come before an audience, take their own
pitch, and sing so melodiously and in such
perfect cord, without accompaniment OF
help of any kind. But no Que. after hear.
ing them, will deny their ability. They
received large amount of applause, espec
tally after their rendering of the always
popular melody, "Swanee River" The
harp solos by Mr.. Alex Freygang were
simply splendid and were received with
much enthusiasm by the audience.
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Dodge County.

Contrary to our statement OF last week
the entire Democratic ring ticket of Dodge
County is elected with the exception Of
Senator, Hon. E. c. McFetridge. the candi-
date on the reople's ticket, being elected
Senator over his democratic competitor,
Hon. G. II. Williams, by majority of 394.
Pragg for Congress has majority of 1887.
I he county officers were elected by the
following majorities: Rix, Sheriff, 297.
Schott, Treasurer, 1855. Kenny, Register
2S2, Hays, District Attorney, 99l. Scion,
County Clerk, 35s. Malone, Clerk ofCourt,
442. Morse, Surveyor, 1876. Lynch,
Coroner, 305. The Greenback vote in the
county ran from 1906 on Sheriff to $50 on
Treasurer. The general impression seems
to prevail that the presence of the Green
hack ticket in the field led to the defeat of
the Peoples Ticket.
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Personal

D. Lloyd Jones, che of the legal fratern-
ity of Stevens Point, visited here over Sun
day with his father in,law, c. H. Purple
William Grange, thirty years ago resi- :
dent of Waterlown, but for some years
past living in GAINESVILLE, Las returned to
our city to remain here during the winter.
Mrs. John Hawks, of LIE Mars, Iowa,
who has been on short visit TO her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Slight, in the town
OF Emmett, returned TO her home Friday
evening.
V D. Green, of Milwaukee, one of the
old settlers of Watertown. spent few days
in the city last week
Charles Andrews, W no removed to Stacey
vile, Iowa, some time since, has returne
to town with his family intending to make
this his home again.