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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-25

Bslew-Comius Up.
Span bark Newton, Gorocos days from Havana,
to PUG Corral Geo
Bark Bengal, Loring, 50 days from Liverpool. to
master
Schr Susan Scranton. Sturk; AZ days from Montega
Bay, to g IL Schsnok-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-25

Liehtera9e TO Corpus Christi (if any) a. rssk
and expense Of consignees.
Rockport.
Freight for all the above points received ss In
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas RallrooE
foot OF Lafayette street. daily, until 8 D. n.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

PATAGONIA is a very attractive conn.
try lis climate is Of the coolest, its
men are Of the tallest and its women
Of the ugliest specimens of the human
race. It's mice are likewise gigantic,
and the natives display an ineradica-
Die propensity to tell lies. This de-
Iightful country is destined to become
very important in consequence of the
recent discovery Of gold therein.
From the Cor ilIeras to the Atlantic,
from the Santa Cruz to Terra del Fuc-
20, the country teens with gold.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

THE Republican State Convention Of
Maine met on July 3Otl and adopted
resolutions to iuiIame the people Of the
State against the Democratic party.
For lack Of material the suspended
war claims Of disloyal men they make
the principal hobby. The following
is an extract:
"rhe evident purposes OF the Dem
ocratic party, If it should come into
full power, to pay hundreds Of millions
Of suspended war claims Of disIoyal
men, already presented to Congress or
awaiting favorable moment for pre-
sentation, makes it douby important
now that the Senate is soon to pass
under Democratic, control, that the
House Of Representatives, to be chosen
IN the coming elections, should he un.
der Republican CONTROL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

MAssAcHU- ETTs has law that for
bids any man to sit on jury more
than once in three years. The law is
good one It forbids the use Of pro-
fessional jurors IN cases where crook
edness has to be used to gain cases.
Where changes are made at each sit
ting Of the courts buyers would not
attempt SO much, bribery, because the
chances for being exposed would be
TO great. The Massachusetts, jury
law ought 70 be enacted in every
State and Territory in the Union.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

MANY penniless emigrants are re-
turning to Cuba, and claiming the
protection Of the Government Diff
cult questions are arising between
persons who reclaim their former pos
sessions and persons who have old
claims against them. The state Of af-
fairs is very bad 1t has been decreed
that all Government officers shall be
regularly paid, but at reduced sala-
ries, and the clergy will be invited to
reduce their allowances.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

The astronomers from Rawlins and
other p ints have met at Denver, Col
orado, to compare notes and discuss
their observations. Professor Wat
son feels certain that he has discov-
cred Vulcan southeast of the sun about
two degrees distant, and Professor
Draper succeeded in getting photo
graph Of the spectrum Of the carona,
thus proving that caIona is reflected
from the sun, and is not due to ignit-
ed gas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13
TIE WoaKINGEEN,s PARTY.


Tie Norkingmen's party advocates
are beginning 70 show indications Of d
coming war ~ them On machinery.
They complain that ground is plowed,
grain sown and reaped, lumber planned
and grooved, ships loaded and unioad-
ed, and nearly everything else done
hy machinery. Such i war is foolish,
aud shows the shallowness Of the
brains Of the leaders Of the party.
The more work that is doEe by ma
chintfy tie cheaper produce and all
the necessaries of life will be, ena-
bling people to live at very small
cost, while ii will open up avenues and
give employment in various ways that
are not thought of now. The great
trouble with the Workihgmen's party
IS that it is composed principally of
men who do not work; not because
they cannot iind employment, bnt be-
cause they want to live without labor
There is need Of Workingmen's par
~, but it should be organized ON
different basis from the one we have
II should not run to extremes and
want the single instead of the gang
pillow, the mule team instead OF the
railroad, and to do most all kinds Of
work by hand, instead Of by machin-
cry Ali these improvements should
he encouraged and everything that
tends TO the advancement Of civilian
ton. Give Us a Workinsmenfs party,
but let it be controlled by sensible
men, not rattle-brains
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

The first train on the Worthington
and Sioux Falls railroad went through
on the LIST inst. This road gives St.
Paul connection through the St. Paul
and Sioux City Railroad with Sioux
Falls, the most promising town in
Dakotah, with abundant water power,
and in the widst Of an agricultural
country, for the first time opened to
trade.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

GEN. SHERIDAN, accompanied by
three Of his staff officers, arrived in
Deadwood last week from the militia
~ camp On the Little Missouri. The
General after q careful examination
Of the ground, expresses the opinion
that permanent Black Hills military
post will be located at some point be-
tween the Spcarfsh and Rapid Creek
valleys.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

WoULD Enrope. instead of spcndi. .
six hundred millions &C dollars AMIN.
alIv in time Of peace 10 snpnort her
STANDING. armies that the nations may
be ready to meet attacks. disband all
her armies. dismantle an .er fortresses.
and sink all her nayjes every nation
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

LIEUTENANT KELLY crossed the Mex
lean border and captured some stolen
stock, few days ago. he was as
sisted by Mexicaus from the town of
Las Yacas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

GENERAL GARFIELD, while bathing in
the surf at Atlanta City. recently, was
attacked with vertigo, but received
prompt attention from Springer, His
cock and Rainey, who were also bath
ing, when he rapidly recovered.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

PROBABLY the oldest married coupe
in the country are Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
inson bf Mountain City, Texas, who
have lived together elghty-two years.
They are lO3 and l02 years old res
pect. vely.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

JOIN NJ. BuRcHARD, Of California,
has been appointed Indian Agent for
the Malheur Agency Where is Mitch
ellis influence for his Oregon pets?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

Nine vessels are reported as having
been lost on the southwest coast of
Cuba in a storm on July Goth, and six
driven ashore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

EARLY to bed and early to rise, pay
cash to your printer and advertise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

The Hon. S. S. Cox, who is impor-
tant when lie talks politics because he
is the echo Of John Kelly, says Tilden
cannot be renominated because New
York will be brought to tie support
Of Thurman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

Il FED him for about three months,
until he stole my watch, when | drove
him off," This is the voluntary trib
ute paid to Jim Anderson by bis ten
derhearied uncle. The rnmor that
Potter will summon that ruthless rel
alive needs confirmation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

HARVESTING is in full operation in
Oregon. Tie crops are turning out
pucl better than anticipated Fall
grain is heavy, while The spring IS az
erage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-08-13

CARDINAL FRavcn died on the lst
inst.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

Exchsass; What's the differ.
soos," asked the ,eschcr In sri'hSe
sic. bstsscs ons yard snd ,wo ysrd.''
"A fsscsl" Ssid Tommy Beslss. Then
Toomy set on . miller fourteen ,imos.
-. X. Smith returned Saturday
evening from Red Cloud IL the lie.
putliess Valley, aud reports the pros.
pssss Of ,hs, country o. GOOD and
sverv,hios In a condition
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
ci33 SA9ls.

Additions to Clubs con 10 nsds .
any tim. suA st zane rstss
The Saturday Nvsniug Eosf 10 ssv
the hes. aad cheapest family paper
published. Send for . ssmpIs sspy
aud 10 convinced.
Address oil orders end msks Oh
draft payable to Saturday Evssine
Post
100 Ssnsn ST., Philadelphia, Ps.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

His'oAb ,'hvtJsJ sAs hot tLs wit
tee language of Esys, OIL, bat sl.o
81 every coao,ry sod nation whose
scrip,olosy csnao, BE- traced back
through the Greeks % tho Syf,sn-,
/ a. the isrselrs,. from Csdmus 10
Mo~cs. Such vastbe written Language
Of Ar,ecs. aud 10 tho present script.
olosy ofooc thirI of tbs human race.
II seem, that tha b'eroslypbic vas
the utmost stretch TO which the un
aided powers Of man could 10 in the
invention OF written language which
bc.pcaks its origin 10 lie merely me.
chanicsI character snd Ia limitation
as al organ Of thought, being, !, its
nature Incapable Of further unfold.
men, and improvement. and therefore
OF bodyinE forth the higher concsp
ton. Of tho human mind, while the
scripolosy Of which Moses received
the rudimsnts from the Father Of
'" ~ ''""' ."'a
Wv" y" ''0"' 'A' ~' 'o,'"
10 commsndmen,s,- i. organic 10 its
nature add capable Of indefinite De.
velopmsnt and expansion inssmuch
~ ito primary elements like the cou.
:sl.usnt atoms ofms,,er, srs capable Of
: 's,'e'y Of d'spos'''eo, ~"
NV VII" "s" ""a oosn 's'ko' y s''
''."' 'p''o" ny " P'ocos' OF
'"s ""' "A""S Tue ""s'
w "o'e'' ""se' '"e 'A"' l''s'ns ra
'"'' "A'rcu' ,"e p''n''p's OF a' wiz
'e" 'ans"'eo during '"o'" ~ days
""d "'s"'s o" Inc mount Just time
enough tor such y mind ~ his to so
through the process Of learning I, dis.
tinsuish the visible signs il which
the Law Vas written, And also to per.
ceivs their uses by means Of diverse
combinations
Having found whence the primary
elements Of organic language we're
derived. lei w nov me the use that
was made OF them. or trace the pro.
seAs ~ linguistic development which
'oos !" rise non them This consists
OF ," d'par'men's'- the evolution
OF ~lsoauagcs IN the history Of Two Of
tho greatest nations OF tho world.
lat, the development In the human
mind ola rscsptivity, Tor Divine ~.
perna'urally communicated veri, los or
conceptions through tho formation Of
. language fitted tor the conveyance
ofthc ssme-- Of which tho Israeli i,h
nation vas tho chosen Va Gain.
noa s"'' Inc opening and ezosn'
''co " tue oa"'a" "'"d Tor Tho I'D
" s'o'ssa'a ''deis VI
'','''s" "'osx" tue 'u'tas when 10
'o''' ,"e 'os"a''o" u another Ian
susse sdaptsa 70 the purpose, which
.A "a''o"a' Network OF ancient
"''''"'
Let us begin with tho former,
no nation OF israel wa' organized in
desert by Moses under . three.
Jaw 49, In" moral 'aw,''he
''ans@rd OF character for oil finite 10.
'e'''se"oa', adapted IN form 10 the
snd world condition OF man.
lnd' Inc civil law designed to main.
social d among the people.
preserve them a. u nation in
m ~. .,u~."I~-.
,rrup,ius d,b..;n, ;,a,.n,.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
xAM UITlNo

A Mas Meeting Of The citissus Of
0stis ashool district ~ IL was origin.
ely, will b held ss the school. house
10 ssid district on Saturday. Apr. 10.
1873. Tor the purpose Of discussing
the the question Of school bonds. Let
every body tura ont asd give his
siswa Ky rsQusst Of many
CITIZENS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
TINE REQ CLOUD cMlEF
IN Ne ssnIss. Ne tso~ 1T -
2 skss Il ia,--Gks vsilrosA.

Oua sssssors seem tn hitch better
thsa Asosrly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

Em0LAsD cse's avoid . wsr with
Russje, % latest advises state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04


annual district meeting Of
u 70. 2. held 10 the Red Clond
bouss last, Monday tho follow.
III hissss was transacted.
X. R. Shsrsr was elected treasurer
vice W. II. Jackson whose term Of
Once expired 90 that day.
Meeting voted to borrow money from
ihs Incidental Fund TO build an addi.
'ion Of twenty feet on the south end
nfthe school house. to give room Tor
two Department. 10 the school.
A committee consisting Of II. Ksl.
log sad A. A. Pope was appointed
10 assis, the teacher in grading the
pupils.
Voted that . we'll b. furnished for
che nee ofths school.
MIR. IAddy 10 expected down
from Lincoln the lsst Of tho week
asd M. Moore 10 rushing the hull.
70 completion that Il may 10 ready
Tor oecupa ncy by ,hs, tune.
Go. Com missioncrs o, their last
nsstinG srsoted Town ) N. Range
10. ", into . usw prscins. c~llius
Il Elm Greek.
'-Osssral opsnisg Of nsv goods a Mrs
Ls's's on Monday next. millinery, Jew.
y, Sults, Notions 10. ladies call and
- goods I'd learn prices.
n. =. Lurx
MILK! MILK!
livery Nornins ahsr the Ore, Of April
delivered ~ yous doors ct 5 cents q quar-,
iFssA and purs. BY John B-rsossn.
He'd Cloud Mar. *. 1873.
MlLNRR'S Mulberry.
lend i.2 miles south a.. Of Clover,ou
The IN 'srsisusd has for sale, and
srovs, in h's nursery over 6ny varis,is,
q Applss. including Crab Apps trees,
al grated fruit. Also . fair supply Of
Grape. kaspbsrry, 8 varieties Blsckberr,
0oessbssry. strawberry, and Pic plan,
III Il NE Asss kinds.
Ieoes wiahiss to plast, viii please IL
~ - viii shsir patronage va will sr,
- ssis ed sscounods,e I'll 10 varietis,
ss1 prisss. ). T. MiISrR
~ AZ n
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
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NOTICE.

10 here BY a ven that The Board OF
County Commissioners Of Webster
Go. Nsb., viii NEE. on Nesaay April
18th 1879 end rsu,sin 10 session three
days Esr ths purpose Of equalisins the
ssssassnsns for 1873.
All pstsors Interested will take due
nstics aud govern themselves sssord.
isssy.
BY order Of the Board.
Apr. end. 1879. J. A. TuLLHyh,
Clark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

The DAILY il the hest edited News- -,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

Combines more sstrae'i"n' ,hss any
oher. Beaver tl'a Trimas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04
Notice e!sls
State Of Nebraska

vs..
William II, James, Dwight J McCsuu
. Nebraska City National Bank.
by virtue OF On ~, cution issu, d out
Of the district cour, of the second Ju.
dicial district Of the State Of Nebraska
sitting in aud for Lancaster County 10
the above entitled cause, and 10 me
directed, will on Tuesday the 3Oth
day Of April, A b 1878, At 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. OF raid day offer for .sls 1t pub.
hc auction NJ the front door ofthe
building known a. the oourt house
situated in tbs town of Red Cloud in
the County of Webster State Of Ncb
raska, the following described tracts Of
land lying aud being in the said Coun-
~ Of Webster TO wit; the south west
quarter Of section ten. township two,
rapge eleven. Webs,sr County Neb..
rsska, aud the north wet quarrer OF
section ton, TOW nship swo. rsuss slev.
sn. Webster County Nebraska
Dated ~ Red Cloud this 10Th day
OF Mstoh 1873.
JAMES ID. POsr Sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-04

-"THK best in us =" 20. 4 c..
Csmphorated nar'shorn Lininen,, for
man or beast, N rsn be rolled on At
uli times Z. ii, Potter, assu,.
5 ~ 2m
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

If there is Republican harmony there will be less
danger OF reputation
There isn't enough left of the "surrcpttious" bug
aboo to hold decent funeral over.
The "widow" Oliver is hungry and pertinacious
enough to be a Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency.
Run, Rebellion and Reputation three RS Of
which it hardly becomes political party to be the
recognized champion.
Perhaps if an ear placed in the vicinity of
Simon Cameron's kcyhole, an observation on the
suphurous nature of the time might he heard.
The country will receive with great complaconcy
any lawful and just conclusion which shall remand
General NJ. c. Butler to the obscurty of private
life.
Virginia is waking up at last TO full realization ot
what repudiation means. The honest people seem TO
have discovered that il is impossible 10 quiet re-
pudiator with soft words
Judge Kelley was sure In S73 that silver and gold
could not circulate side by side with the silver dol
lar worth 81, cents more than the gold dollar; yet
he is in favor Of irving TO make silver dollar worth
02 cents circulate side 10y side with gold one worth
100 cents.
Although the yeomanry of Vermont are constitu-
tionally addicted to less blather than are their
brethren across the Connecticut there are evident
signs that they do not propose to allow New-Hamp-
shire 10 monopolize all tho politics of the season.
The candidates for the gubernat0rial nomination
are already using much ardent persuasion and
making violent efforts to keep still about it,
The friends of ex-Congressman Payne, Of Cleve-
land are talking confidently about him rs certain
to be the next Democratic candidate for the Presi
dency. His trouble would be the same which block
aded the. same ambition on the part Of Mr.. Thur
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
HONE EOK TIE HOLLDIYS.

Christmas Day brought the youngsters
home with burst of joy and gladness; all
tender parental emotions gushcd ont 10 suit
the time; all the grOwn-np, worldwcary
,coplc in the house felt that their innocent re-
joicing would bring n new, purer atmosphere
into it for these few 1ectng days. II is not of
the world we are weary we can bear its changes
with philosophy, but not the upsctting of the
dinner hour; the occupation OF Plcvna by the
Russians did not disturb the calm dignity of
our bearing on the street, but the possession
of the house by giggling girls and uproarious
bows drives us ont in an ill-temper with
Gods and men. On other days in the year
balmy peace dcscends upon the dwelling at 8
o'clock every morning, when they are off to
school; their father reads THE TRIBUNE over
n late breakfast, and his wife chooses her
dress for the afternoons reception III calm. be-
niyn silence. Now, Z" that boy " is cracking but
tcrnuts over the drawng-rOom carpet. and n
gang of his companions are sliding down the
banisters shouting Sankey's hymns. There is
q smash among the old Satsuma ware in the
cabinet; there is mOlasscs candy on the door
knobs there is n sound of smOthered wrath from
the kitchen. What effect has revolution in
Tenders are called in and treated with patience,
as rational human beings. Father and mother
try to enter into conversation with them
What kind of strange lingo is this? School
nicknames, school jokes, hot zeal, the depths
of despair, wild triumph concerning the ver-
lest silly trihcs. Presently the adult brains
begin to ache; they feel that it is a vain effort
for the giant to accommodate his pace to the
dwarf-and they Danish the boys and girls out
of sight, and Try to put them out of mind.
Now the fact is that the children usually
look forward to this home, and these talks
with father ard mother, with an odd longing
compounded of clinging to their old childish
feeling and a sense that they, too, are now
adults fit to be companions. They go back to
their rude fun, but the sense of slight and
modification is deep and abiding They will
grow with each holiday further away from us !;
their habit of thought more alien, their conf
dence more difficult to gain. Just now, in these
rare holidays, is the turning time in every
young life. We have pushed them from our
knees in the nursery to the care of teachers
and the influence of outside cOmpani0ns it is
they, not we, who are making men and
women of them. If we would have any
hand In the moulding, it must be done
now. Don't nag your returned school girl
about her silly friendships, or her bad
French accent; nor worry the lad about
his slips in grammar and legs sprawl
ing in everybodys way. First, get close
to the child's heart through his foolish oon-
fidences, and then breathe into 1t what true
ennobling influence you will Minor faults
will disappear from the outside of the oharac-