davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
HERALD NOTES.

Said Mrs. Brown,
svhsn you 60 down town,
Nv d.ar, forgetful spouse,
You Won't forget
To 20 ana set
A load Of kindling wocd isr the mouse"
"You are 90 good,
To think Of the wooo.
For you opened your dreaming lips
In your sleep last sight,
And said outright,
I'll take another dollars worth Of chips"
There will be only one negro in the next
Georgia Legislature.
"slang is the past tsnss Of sling" says
the New York "Graphic"
Out Of thirty eight men employed on
the Memphis "Appsa" only two escaped
the fever.
Alderman John J. Morris was stabbed
In New York on Saturday by an unknown
assassin. II
The Chicago school census shows popu~
lation OF l2b,00 between the ages OF 8
and q years.
The Galveston "News" says it ID all
mistake about Longley killing thirty>two
men. He killed only eight.
A $1,000 nugget is reported to have
been found at Cssslar. British Columbia,
where the gold yield 10 increasing.
Bob Ingersoll's motto is honor thy father
and thy mother in the days of thy youth,
but abuse thy Creator all the time.
The Marquis of Lorne is to write .
hook about Canada, and the Princess
Louise is to draw the pictures Tor 1t.
General Butler is feeding his troops
we'll. Roast OK, baked clans and bil;d
crow is considerable of bill of fare.
Boston "Transcript": Consistency,
thou art ajewel," as the Office boy sald
when he got the paste the right thickness.
No less than thirty barns, with their
contents, nave been burned in the Walls.
mette valley, Oregon, during the past six
weeks. ,, @eo
The grand order of the Anti>Hoise
Thief associ alton has just held its annual
meeting at Keokuk. 1t contains 1000
members. a.,
Rev. H. A. Gallagher, has been appoin-
ted by Archbishop Purcell administrator
of the Diocese OF Columbus, vice Rosecrans
deceased.
Yesterday lawyer was struck over the
head three times with water pitcher by
his lady client in Bridgeport. Let the rs>
form 20 onl--Grsphic. t-mio,t7
First preparatory student (angriIy): If
you attempt 10 pull mp ears you'll have
your hands full" Second prep. docking
at the ears): "Well, yes; I rather think I
SHALL" .a.s .. .... .a..
EYES," said Texas lawyer, who was
defending 2 murderer, "ths prisoner at the
bar will prove an alibi: Gentlemen, vs.
shall prove that the murdered man wasn't
there" TNB aA' 10 a'''' 'f'.'"'
Colonel George II. Butler, nephew to
Gen'l. B. F. Butler and journalist Of
some note, was arrested in Washington on
Thursday night, on the charge Of beiog an
habitual drunkard. ,m.. ....-g
One of the singular freaks Of the storm
was at Easton, where the cabooss becoming
detached from the train was rapidly blown
up heavy grade of two hundred feet, and
after an exciting chase, locomotive over-
took aud drought back the renegade.
A nephew of Colonel Bob" Ingersoll ID
a student at Cornell University; and re-
lcently he was most outrageously haxed.
His assailants bound and gagged him, hung
him up head downward, shaved off bis
|moustache in the toughest sort of fashion
painted his face until he looked like q
Sioux chief upon the war path, and ended
by spelling his clothes.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
THEY ARE AFRAID NOW.

The Salisbury Eastern shoreman says
that G. B. Lynch's offer to the Salisbury
Base Ball Club in behalf of the Quicketep
OF this city. published in the HERALD of
last Friday, 10 clear back down on part of
the latter club.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
LAMP EXPLOSION.

The alarm of Are last evening about 9 80
O'Clock; was caused by the explosion of u
coal oil lamp In house at Third and Har-
rison streets. The companies responded
Immediately, but their services. were not
needed. The damage was slight.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
STATE CAMPAIGN.

This evening the Democrats will hold a
mass meeting in the Opera House. John
W. Hall, Esq the Candidate for Governor,
Col, Bdward L. Martin, candidate for Con-
gress, Senator salisbury and others will
address the meeting. The United Cornet
Band will be in attendance.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
Is 1T A JOKE.

A respectable farmer In Brandywine
Hundred wrote 10 Coroner Rose recently
stating that certain young woman died
lately from the spells of sorcerer. As
she was attended by awell-known pbysician
of this city, who gave the usual death GER
tifcate, the Coroner paid no attention to
the letter.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
PERSONAL.

Senator Baysrd will address the Demo-
Gratis of Philadelphia on Friday night in
the Academy Of Music. Mr.. Dill. nominee
for Governor of Pennsylv Ania, will also be
present.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
THE CANDIDATES TO SPEAK.

1t is the Intention of the National Labor
party of this city to hold mass meeting
tomorrow night which will positively be
addressed by Dr.. Kepzey Johns Stewart,
the candidate for Governor. It is likely
that John G. Jackson, candidate for Con-
gress, and A. II. Weld, candidate for State
Senator, from Brandywine Hundred, will
also speak.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
AFLOAT AGAIN.

The steam yacht Wstsr Witch. which WAS
sunk at Fourth street wharf, during the late
storm was raised on Thuradsy last. She
went up the Delaware yesterday on trip.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
STILL HIGH AND DRY.

The freight barges of Bush's and Warmers
transportation lines, which are ashore near
Holly Oak, were not gotten of on Saturday
as was expected. The freight has been re-
moved and delivered.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28

No one can develop the grace of meek
ness by listening to q crying Baby. Stop
its frstfulnass by curing the Collie with DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price % cents.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
NTOTIUE-Dr. w. HI. II. Adkisson, apoth

MOTlCE-Dr. w. H. II. Adkisson, apoth-
IN ecary, hereby amour ces his intention
OF making appl cation at the November
term OF the Court of General sessions for
1873, in ard for New Castle County, for q
!icehse for dispensing spirituous liquors
for medical purpose, at his store on Main
street betwe n Broad and Cass streets, in
the town Of fMlddletown, in united school
distri; No 80 and 81. The names Of tf 0
respectable citizens recommending my
said application, are: '''r
y. M. Reynolds, Edw. W. Lock wood,
Won't Way, L r. Mcdowell,
w w. Naudin, W, A. Comeeys, Wx
isaac Jones Jr, Sewell Jonet,
l w. ayes, ]. b. Fsard,
Frank 4. Eliason, IS Ho ton,
Nathrl Williams, VIM. Hates, -
Geo. w, Ingram,
octs3-SQ DIR. W, n. II. ADXIeeON.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
MEXICAN LEAGUE.

In the Episcopal Churches yesterday it
wss announced that meeting would be
held this evening for the purpose of or
ganizipg Mexican League In this diocese.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
POLICE BUSINESS.

At present police business ID dull, and
since Saturday only four cases were dis
posed OF. They we're all drunks.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
SLIGHT FIRE.

Last night abous $50 O'Clock a slight
fire occurred in house occupied BY coIored
people in Hanilton's Court near Tenth
and Tatnal. The fire department was out,
but there services were not needed. The
lire was caused by an over heated stove.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
JEFFERSON CLUB.

By notice In another column the members
of the Jefferson Club are requested to meet
at their rooms at seven o'clock this even
Ing.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
THE LIBERAL LEAGUE.

1t ia eaid that next Sunday m0rning the
Liberal League will be addressed By Mr.
8 SeWart Carlisle of this city.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28

Tinwars in every shape At Shippers, sth
anA Oraa1e.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28
PUBLIC SALES.
pUBLIC SALE ou

DUBLIC SALE
New and secondhand Pianos and Organs
at Robelen Bros, 10 Market street. WI
mington Del. on Wednesday, Oct. S0th
1878, At 2H O'Clock.
Auctloneers
Parties seekine bargains in Musical In.
slru,n uta. should not fail 10 attend the
sale, as we are sci ing out our entire stock
to close busine g. Our entire stock OF over
iry tronssnd copies of sheet music, ~
half price. Extra discount Tor large guam
stock of musical instrumen cf all kinds
Strings, eto. VIII be sold regardless Of costs
ecss.7t RoBEIIN 4 BRO,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28

r. X. A. Ball, November Sth.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-28

TEE WEATHER :-TO-doy u ssiN b
colder and cloudy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

@ Major Ingalls, says that there
are in the Indian Territory from TO-
600 to $4,000 Indians, of whom S.
600 are embraced in five tribes, and
Is 900 are called wild Indians. The
$4,000 support themselves by agri-
culture; their Government allowance
is expended for school houses and
the maintenance of local administers
ton. 1000 are communicates in
churches. He reports also that the
Christian Indians are sending native
preachers among the Sioux and Ar
rapahoes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

GoLD IN K1TTTAs.-Hon. VIM. B.
Kelley, a member of the late Legis-
lature from Pierce county, went over
to Yakima in November, and was
so we'll pleased with the prospects of
the Peshas:in quartz mines that he
has concluded to invest in them.
He will leave for the mines about
the middle of this month. There
are several lodges there, on one of
which a miner obtained So, 1000 last
season. The one in which he is in
terested, the Boyle & Goodwin, ex-
tends for two or three miles, is from
~ to 10 inches in width, and assays
from 500 to 81 900 per ton free gold.
The company will Immediately sink
a shaft and during the coming sum.
mer expect to put in a five stamp
mill.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

TACOMA LIBRARY.-The new Board
of Trustees of Tacoma Lodge Libra
ry Association, met Wednesday even
ing, February 9Th, and elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: President, H. Sabin; Vice
President, G. B. Mann; Secretary,
Joseph Chilberg; Treasurer, J. S.
Dobbins; Librarian, Jos. Chilberg.
The Association commences the new
year with 500 in the Treasury,
and owns the building in which the
Library, Good Templar's Hall and
the reading rooms are located. Con-
siderable revenue is derived from
rent of the hall, which makes it al
most self-sustaining. The library
contains about 1000 volumes. Any
one can become q member of the
Library Association by applying to
the Secretary and paying the sum of
one dollar for the first quarter, after
which dues are so cents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09


1.-. -. r.
"a -
-.s
.-.-s
-
-.
= -
'1@ 800 '
'~~' > a -
has as-As - IS Al
ssn~~ t~.a-1z- % i4srl--s - Is
80 ~ isAi HA- an
- 4s~-'s~~4 49, p '.'aA li'''
M o~'euta'ioa- Ea'r1''e 81 ils e'A'''a'
% kS0~ieaise I'o--e~s'd os TIE ~!
tive parties IL arlears 10 Us 'h-'
sieh ~rAh ~" io''" -
fruits IL LOOKS n II II anotaei 'ie
coveted opportunity io' the De'lI 10
step in and make converts. Inc
discussion should have been con-
Quoted with meekness; CHRIST was
meek. 1t should be engaged 10
prayerfully, with reliance upon
Divine Wisdom for light. Is TINS
the spirit manifested? Is 1t not
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

BENEFIT BALL.-The Hospital Lii
brary Association, of the Asylum at
Steilacoom, design giving ball, on
the evening of the 22d inst, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be applied to
the purchase of books and periodicals
for the use of such of the insane pa
TENTS as may be able to avail them
selves of this aid. Major Alden
writes that no effort will be spared
on the part of all connected with the
Asylum to render the occasion an
enjoyable one. The price of tickets,
including supper, has been placed at
50,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

- a@--w-~ ~A4 xuasw shzs wnswmu.
- En@~r Ser a 49, zs=~zusx ~ -
@~z~~-~s~ y =-Azz<s@. e. zA~ss
rAx a-E@x @4~1 L.~s a. Ax~. -.
I'D @~~@zzwnz saw wA~sa TIA s.um-.--
80 s-s-z 3sT-~g<z~s=-& b nzzs A.
- z--xTs-za~ a. s. 900 uSa "a -
44zzz &zr asArE a~4az-4 waml& -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

= -1s
- zas ~-@
sazzz Fa-
ha~m , as@z s - AH
~ wE a~ -
@Wa@ a s-~
a. ~
40 A
g. r- e as $50 49, q
81 @z r-~Ef -- - - 49,
. ~~
- Aag~4 E-a2 % e-ra
A. $685. $780,
a. - 49, A
- oer@- taz a.aa-a-s @ @
E-sl sar r-@1<-zg ra~ F~ ~aaF -
H<z~-~rr 80 49, = '-r a.
AZ Fool b=z - s-e- q. A.
Fer has Suz~ i~rA- za-l 49, tlas
stat sd ssrsry 49, - ~ vLAa-v
K-o<-uzA-ss1 Ez=-s f44 - Ens All
d. hI. taa41E~ Tns G-.Frsr Has
t.en r.l.osl Ezser ea--1zsssaoa. Eaal
her decks scrul,lsd and I.OFSuns
mounted. and last week comasencsl
a feeble fusslaie q blank cartridges.
which will doubtless continue until
so.ne JIMMY O'Meara mounts the
poop-deck.
The truth of the whole matter Is
that the official clique have been
ouietv having the wires for months
mast to influence movement, which,
,rb;,e onparentlv springing from the
neon,e should be under their con-
tro, n adopt the slate already pre-
rared. for members of the Constitu-
t;onal Convention. They knew that
Il their agency in the matter became
Known the neople would repudiate
Az ;aeo that less than a score of
a.onos obo,,d control a measure in
vh;cb tho masses we're pre-eminently
;nterested Thew knew that the
,,oon,o ware too much in earnest in
4h;s matter 70 suffer dictation from
those wbose business it is to draw
e. eo,or;os IN s;necure nos;t;ons and
.rhoso colo ambition has been and
nil, oont;nua 70 he To keen them
selves and their relatives and friends
IN Office.
The Courier charges that the Dem
oo-.+. hove re;ecte5 overtures for a
neaceful solution of the matter: that
thev bave,seeye,lv and ,.nderhandedly
1ohoraa n further the ;ntarests Of
+ba;r own marty candidates. This ia
not true nor ean anv act Of renresen.
+at;pe men in the party be construed
into such a course. It is only pre-.
tout for tho Governor IN attach his
4elenhone to the wires and WHISPER
;nstruct;ons from head.ouarters.
The position of the Democracy as
=: H. No.. A. Io
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

E The Democratic organ at
Washington, the Post, says: "We
hear it from good authority that Mr..
Tilden deprecates any action on the
part of the House looking to re-
opening of the question Of the validi-
ty of Mr.. Hayes title to the Presi-
dency."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

NJ AssEsr-u~xxxxr~ Tia Ezs.s-
n~~~ s< oE@F44 n<s<E k@s. n tz4sss-
P@~s- zz.44e . ez~&zs~4.s< ~ASwa@- n
49, s4s~-ss~z@- caa1zzzn= & la Aurzl
F-~S.. IT, E~- h~~H sa4r ~&a@~-s e
srea1-zz es.--zs~zss - ssa--=rxz=- va-e,-
80 ~sa I'D tsxzzs-E thsar $3.50
fEua@ s@z A~~u~ss 4a-8&zs * Asz-s
&ssezz~z@sEs= @sg~z@rz< = sA~
ns~-s~F~rs IT, czza~ h-zs a.
l--r.zz< - @=4 - a-zs-us-@ =zaz1ng---
--s4 - t@~ rasss 80 saa=E F"4A4'r-
-Ezr7as& $3.50 49, @zss 49,
ia~1 z-=as- -11 ss1~zns--s szsu~-=Erlf
-~aaFr s>@ E'~a-sr aaa e~as -
fe'-~-ssst ~aalFl-ra-a s4@1 ra#zH ~szw b.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09


~ ~ Frsss~szns &s.suzssasaaz.-
m@zr - 49, sE wm n >~z@-4
AID r.--aazz.a.uss wz~1 s.u----3 szssarzux
e-r-m " So a&aszr--sl
ram 49, ~fmn sua8 - as
E-u-s-r@lala - r~la-aaa tszz "a p-a.as
H. ! So - & vsaa r. Am-
sr@ast Is s-z'E Hsz~z-@ q - Sd -
f-@a b. So "a 81 @sas@r ~@E "a
- - 'iaaz---~su.s@ s~Az- ~ a-@zs I-r-
- FEa@sr - s--sar 49, "a
szel 1aaa4 -zGn~r~ 81 u1ae So -
fnsg Az ~a~'4 Ez4 ~~ts rls-asHas Aasa4
tzaz1ai> sss-zza- @sau Fa-Az-zr -
aE l-'-z-za@ sA~s -~ssz D saazaA tia' a
80 -aTz &C Aa.az = nsrs->aar7 - '---i
t4asy Haa~a sl-'a~ 50 ta's .a~rsrHsE an
eAnrAas q -sr@assaE' ~ ~ ss-~-~ *
tassaz oAs-r'r-'y sss1 - ta~E seaRs
s'sa.Iaa& tA@ wsAl-~a~1 r~r1a~Hss tAai
ha1- e'es7s.a tAsza o'srn n Tie I'D
s@sy a-l4-Es q l1fs- Asa-u@l s'-ssAlaos
Of 'hs : i"znd II 1"an >Asr-=an.
nO~ >socss'Azy d iae iFr=S@ry i
do lot An"~ that ns Wa ~"SSs thAn
other men when l. tined eases II
OHIO never bead that he wAs- He
woull not have robbed his neighbor.
or he'd to his clergyman. or assaulted
a stranger in the village streets.
After he came to Congress his voice
for years was consistently for GEL
tain course for the Government TO
pursue in its financial affairs. Flung
into the Treasury, he has as COM
pletely changed his ideas Oh that
subject as if he were not John Sher-
man, but some other man. 1t is not q
grievance that he changed from any
particular side to any other particu.
lar side on the financial question. I
am not arguing for the policy he for
merly held to, nor for the one he
now holds to. MY complaint is that,
having changed, he now, in order to
help these whose side he espouses,
ia guilty of those THINGS which I have
supposed him innocent of when in
his Ohio homie. He does not nut
his hand in his neighbours pocket, he
does not swindle his carpenter or
boot maker. he does not commit
highway robbery or BURGLARY but
he puts out every month false state.
ments of the public debt. knowing
them to be false. and thereby leads
the way to ruin those people of the
country who are not already there.
He withholds millions from the peo-
pie neutrality-suspicious. that are
not his nor the country's, but belong
to individual creditors, and says,
to such amounts is the public debt
decreased. Whether silver shall be
remonetized or not, or resumption
be postponed or not, the time of
trouble for Sherman is coming, when
he will wish that he had dealt with
a great people as frankly and honest
ly as he would have dealt with the
grocer or the tailor at Mansfield.
Last week there was considerable
work done in the various Commit
tees, and several investigations COM
menced, but no apparent progress in
general legislation was made. This
is not as it should be, and not as
was generally hoped. The press of
the country is nearly unanimous in
demanding speedy action on the
more important subjects OF legisla-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

81 The Portland Standard notes
the departure of a number of men by
steamer California, on her last trip
to Alaska, employed by the North
Pacific Trading and Packing Co.
They have gone to start a salmon
fishery and canning establishment
100 miles southeast of Sitka. The
necessary machinery and supplies,
including Sc tons Of tin, formed part
Of the ship's freight. The party was
composed Of earpsntsrs, timers,
blseksmiths, maehinists, etc. Are
inforcement Of fishermen viii soon
follow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

* Mr.. Daniels has sold out the
Tanco~rer Ind1endemf to Mr.. ]. ].
Bsssoa, who vill henceforth assume
in eosfrol- We regret 10 loo -
AHA sad eoszssoss . esnfienan from
she ex.zs. -sd sznessssy hops thaa
b. s.sss-r 10y give - eooPssas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

How Lone MUST WE WAr?-Is it
not about time that the town au-
thorities had ordered the rebuilding
Of the sidewalk on Washington and
Third Streets, destroyed six months
ago. by the fret The parties own
ing the property are we'll able 10
stand the expense. and il 10 . dis
grace that the matter has been a.
loved 20 rsss % long. We san 90
no po~asas e..~s for delay. II viii
hsvs 30 hs buzh soase tzDe. md -
Hssss IN shs vsesssts have hssa pss
% tho mnrs srvusas aAss.ay N ~.ls.
No tho snr1v sr.san At ~ Ba~ra a
Trwme<m
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

COMPANY DIsB,NDED. In the week
~ DENVER Neics of January 23d,
appears the following paragraph :
Deakin's Liliputian Opera Com
pany disban led at Council Bluffs.
The trouble was between Colonel
Goshen, the giant, and Commodore
Mutt. The giant refused point
blank to ever appear on the stage
with the Commodore, and after be-
ing entreated by the remainder of
the company for the past two daysto
stay, he positively refused to do so.
Mr.. Eberhart, the manager, of
course could not continue to show
the company without him, and was
compelled to disband the company.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

- Tia sazHw af th~ S~usxzx Nv
kwnx - hHsn ssaz<a&x fw EA~l, 10
sA9wzag xAss - sszsnzr II IN Ess.-
pss& - q. su6kx sf - fwx~z
sxmnww ~hn<A amns On nm.r - xuuuen-
- gwarw L<~1 nus 81 a@na.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

- D~ E~,~z~a~ 81 Ks@w s~us-
or - . ansu~nksmm ON smnmns q
suudk1un snw mmm.Auw mx - Cz~,-
Ssunwsuumnk C1n~wxaszm. en- CO -
-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

- a hsa~s~& szz4&- lAmzsur uuu-us
E~an~Amm~- y4 o s~~T m M-
suuzzx~Am. as - x@ s@-~~. . s.~
a=~ 60. ~ . ausx p.v~~mnns.
a~& z=~ q. Asn.s~anw ~~~1F
unawa awmu - n1n6u6a IN muuw.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

Ef.az-F -rzsFs ENEwrzAEEEz
asa a. aaass~z
~ S.
s So Esast
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

- An smm~n~ fr-~ss<l N -
rwz M~d~@ Ill. - s.wx IN xnn-
~a~~ .n41 wf asnA~a E.sm. smw xan
rs~n@. A-~x S~nzra~w. ~Az~ @ msz
-mf~a ss~zzx@a. ~sakzw amnxu
Ng. xA~ A- 81 ha~ rAm hnwu
xuww~ 8 =zm so awwa nmnAmw N
H2 szra. % 49, ssx amu.
uw ~ szx~~ 81 sA~ ~~<.aH. -
@m~w - xaw .xzs -snmm ~~ns xnm~r
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

Tn BAII OF zzE 22D.-Ths rnsak
hall. 30 b gissn On the evening Il
ths IA i.a~. By ths Oay1pia Cox,ss
Bod = nos . prsainsss shsns Il
esss,.u.ssoa. md ssss pssP>z.ss..
- h<aag nsas sax To svs.3 n a
rs~sk To MOO f0ws h.n. a vzR h
. s.ns~. IN s~~y -. s.a -
-h p~sdzr* sAsf q ~iE s<zp~
II snsAr s.Pa.~ ~As<A A.-s -
ss4&na d.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

E Tia T. g. 6sena o6kce IN
sz r.ss s<pe<ss In z.xAa dur
.g Sss~ry q sss n Dana f<E
On . &~sA Tia sa~~. s.1p.usz.
Hw fA~ mu1m<A ~~ q a~xzw.r huwA-
- sS1psr-e~s~. @ ~ - q ~
e@ss iu~~mx. az - xA. s axwH
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

IN .< pshss ~u~uAR
s& ~ s.A.za.x % O. r7uas~~w-
am ssum~<A s~-.zz-w~. ~ km q L.
p.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

81 The Trs5a -. reports tina, 4 re-
ll-lous movement Of much Inierr~t
prevails among the Indians at Post
Blakev. A hand Of about thlItS
Northern or British Columbia Indians
has settled in there, the men belong
ing to which ale employed in the
mill or on the wharf. They were
converted by the Wesleyan missionar-
les, and that their conversion is not a
sham is evident from their deport-
ment, their industry, their cleanli-
ness, their zeal in the cause, and their
changed, earnest lives. John, their
leader, has, for an Indian, a fair Eng
lish education, and he conducts their
daily religious services. He reads
to them from the Bible, he interpets
to them parts difficult of compre-
hension, breaches to them, leads the
singing, and does for them probably
better than a white minister would.
They hold services regularly every
Sunday, and many services on week
day evenings.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

- a Ana~ &~vmsen S~~ GO
nmG &uzmm sm~s a~wx r61.&
~ nns~&srz szxA~~m<z. Ga &mw'
wsw nwnz .~mm ssma $500 nzaw :
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

Eaw ~u@z43 ass
60 l -a ~z@za4zs< xass
49, rs-a- go s~zzzssz- -
So va@ - 8s 1@zz& xAm
g..arza4- 1880 go @a~m@. T. -.
81 ur4z- la - 81 .aw wzwa
-. ESQ., -- &2aea ~ 49, fa-
49, -aa--r.s-1 urza@&E- s=awsz~zza-
pasr - a. x sa~ p~~p4s .- b.
-zd 81 -a4 s-E~-~@& o.
$3.50 81 o. i~z zz-rr-E~~Aaus e.
~> ~ 81 E@@ sxvwv--
Essa@ssa4 q @s1aeaz 80 srz-~--
zsza4zz@- a. ~-l~1-s ~ z,eSwrz
--hssrz-y $50 ease Gxhy g--
w.rh WAs-n r-zzg saD~-@3~@a F@-s
la1- larara4l4g S--a-1-xse4 az pa
"a z-sasl-l- NJ w% skge~s p
thss h4a~Assg.lsra4sasz 81 q wss~d wta
sis4sGl4 rZFrr-- tAas Eso'~s p@.raO.sr D
Vo.lo1 4 ever true e4GIzen-