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National Republican., 1878-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ex-Governor CURRY, Of Oregon, died on
Saturday after prolonged Illness.
THIS is the season OF the year that our shirts
1T us "yusht like der baper on der WALL
,iorandd Enterprise.
IN some Of the peach orchards Of Robeson
Township, Berks County, the peaches have
been stung by insects 80 that they are nearly
all dropping off the trees.
THE most hopeless man In America Is Reavis,
who expected to remove the National Capital
to 81. Louis. The recent heat has taken tho
starch out Of that project, II il was not all gone
before.
A BOATING enthusiast travelled one l50
miles to see the late Hsrvaid-Yale regntts At
New London, Conn, but had 30 good time
with the boys tho night before the contcst
that he oversight the next day aud never
awoke till three hours after the race had been
rowed.
SAMUEL MILLER, Richmond miser, left
$3.50, 600 as an endowment for . school for
tho education Of 100 poor children Of Abe
marie County, Va. II all n,isers would fol-
low his example class Of citizens not hitherto
| highly esteemed would rapidly rise In respec-
| liability.
THERE was youth Of thirteen recently at
| the Paris Reformatory Institution for Boys
who gave notice that IL he were not liberated
at n certain period hs would kill himself No
attention was paid to this threat, and at tho
hour named he jumped from high flight Of
stairs to the stone floor below. Death was In
| Simultaneous.
A LOVER, who had gone West" TO make a
home" for his Birdie. wrote to her: I've go,
the finest quarter-sc, ton Of land tlG0 acres) l
ever put my foot down on Birdie wrote
back: Suppose you buy another quarter sec
tion, John, SO we can have a lawn around your
fLot" John made home" but Birdie neve'
| WAS the mistress of il.
National Republican., 1878-08-01
EZTRACR.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extracsn.
Note, Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.
Take no other.

"n..r. ~ ~, .p::.H ~ '-'''''nA
POnD.s EXTRACT : The srrat ysGstanls
ss,rsy %s ys.rs, and for sissnlins. and psOnDs
E..r... E .'y sss sSs s,nss.
Consasisas, Cats, sprsins, Ire rel,sved
mSss s.S ;.,s. y q :,Ps. Ps.:
iseii:, F.ies:, Cor;s, &c: A1s.,. r,..,,ts n.
s, ~mo1ss di.soiorntion and hsdis rapidly.
LADi rs ma Il their BEET friond: y .;:aascs
snS,esss"oos.SS Ss iaiSs... Inc. ssa
the head, nausea vertigo, 30. IL promptly
smeliorstes and permanentiy heals Az
HEyuoH aHoIDso or PILES nna :. Til. the
No oase howvvef chronic or obstinate osn
long resist lis regular uss.
yARJG0sE XEIHs 1t ths only y.onsi suIS Gs,c sor ner.
pLEEpHNG DINO fro% S .ny c.as.. For mi. it sp.:
otLer remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
nose, stomach, lungs, and elsewhere.
TooTHhsSmE, n,r:sn a.. Z. aiis rssSS. sna sn
| often permanently cured.
pHYsICiANs o. 4. srhoo. vho are acquainted with
mend Il in their practice: We have letters o'
eommenistion from hundreds Of Phy.icisns
Of whom LECTION S,so 10 ,hs foesons re S.y
order IL use for sweilings Of all kinds
Ouinsy, sore Throat, Innnn.ed Ton
stls, si,nple and chrunic Dtarrh0a, "a
| 1arrh nor which 1t IA . sIscNel, Chii.
blains, Frosted Feet, stings q
| Insects, Musquitoes, etc,, Chnppse
| Hands, Face, aud indeed AL niahEff
skin diseases
and s,na rting, heals Cats, Er"pttoo
md Plmples. II rerTrts tnr,gorif,s an
ysfreth.s, while wonderfully improving IN
no rk&MERs"Pond,s Extract. No stoe
Breeder no Livery Man can afford 70 be with
out IL Il Ia usi.l by all tho leading liyef
stsbj,. Street Railroads and first Hofseme
Sn New York City. II Inns no equal for sprain
Harness or 6eddle Chahnss, stnnes
scratches swspings, Cuts, Lscerntions B.ets ss,;
, ings, Pneumonia, Colo, DArrhna' Cm,
Cvli. 6c It's range Of action Is wide, and u
relief Il niiortis u 70 prompt that II isinvalui
ble in every FnIm-y ard ~ well as IN ever
Tarm.bou,e Let II 10 tried once, and ~
will never be without It.
CAUTIONi Pond's Extract has been initiate,
The genuine article has the words fona
r Extract blown in each bottls IL u prepais
ty tbs only psrsons living WHO er
knew how to prepare 1t propsrty. heiIss
y. other preparations Of Witch Hazel. inns
4. ths onlv Article used by Physicians, and In u
7, hospitais Of this country and Europe.
| F1IsTORf and Uses OF S1nd's hht
In pamphlet form, sens IN on sppsieanlIon, " " ",
PoND's EXTRACT r0hFANf' 70 AA'''
National Republican., 1878-08-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great doubie-trncs
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoRTHwEsI VEST. AND SOUTH
TO TAKE EFFECr
SUNDAY, JUSE9, 1878, AT Eb A. NJ
National Republican., 1878-08-01
District Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-JUsrICE HUMPHREY.
Cole vs. Reed ct al; appeal bond approved. Rid
die vs. Stribling et al: order for commission To ap
point guardian dd ttum. farr ct al vs. Kcyser ct
al; J. y. RAND permitted to become party COM
piainant. Huntlcy vs.. Huntloy; order to pay
money to Mr.. White, cashier National Metropolitan
Bank Young VI. District Of Columbia restraining
order granted until September D. Gilmore vs.. Car
pcntcr; rule to show cause Carpenter vs.. Carpcn.
ter; order of publication. Hopp vs., viYcl ct al;
hppcal bond approved. Canstin vs.. Richie; ;. V.
Clarke made party complainant. smith OF a! vs.
Chronicle Publishing Company; appeal bond ap,
proved. KeIldrick ct al vs.. Norris ct al: appeal
bond approved. Campbell VS.. Peck leave TO file
amended bill. lIomans vs.. Meyer ct al. II. IL.
Warner appointed receiver.
PROBATE COURT--REGiSTER WEBSTER.
IN ~ Ann Quinlan guardian to orphans Of Pat
rick and Johanna Daley, deceased: return OF an
nual rental value Of real estate OF Ward. Last VIII
and testament OF Daniel LightiOot, deceased, was
admitted To probate and record bond OF executor
sl,UO; cause continued to Augult ]. IN ~ Mary
sullivan, guardian to orphans Of Francis 7. Down.
ing, deceased; decree appointing the said Mary
sullivan guardian; bond, $40; cause continued
IN re estate Of Rush Carbcrry, deceased; dlstribn
tion account by Richard Lay, executor, filed
aud passed. IN re George savage, guardian tG
Annie Humphrey, orphan OF John Murphy. de
ceased first account passed Last Will and testa
plrnt Of Zachariah NJ. Ohlt, deceased; filed FOL
probate; assent of heirs atlaw filed; ease con
tnued. Adjourned 10 to day, at eleven q. m.
National Republican., 1878-08-01

IN, following Is published for The benchi 0 1rdr-
sIipJ Sassmen, Strangers, and the pno'.c g6er,
aIv-it includes all trades and professions, and
oaSno, fail 10 prore Of interest TO all uho intend
tyansdcting business IN Washington,
puncauson Bros. Ninth and d sts.
WnsI H. Williams ID. nor. Tenth street
BOoKsEILEI,s AND srArioSERs
so,omops 4 CHAPMAN, siI Pennsylvania avenue
shilIinrtnn Pa avenue and FOur-.nd - half street
Nm bs1nnS MaIsn SS ssS"e" ~ Penssylvunia s sy-sp
j. NJ Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave- anu ieh'n !"
BARERA
Felix Desfosses ,2Ol2 II streeL
CLOrHlSa
r. q JuSth. Gio street.
DESTISTs.
Dr, c. DeMontrevilig; No iT;s Ts;, I nor'h"e'.
Coughlin's Temple Drug store aud Nn.h sss s,rsn
EntNisa, Pennsylvania avenue AND rweiNh s"oo'
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward G Townsend, iliS Nn'h street ,,r nor'hwe w.
Mr- 8 T. Fuller Art school, ijls s'ree' IL '"
Ms Narrower, lSB street
Gss.FsHsa RSyS ssnnsis GS.i,yT n asIbS .sa.r
s.fssT.Sa ss sys a. si'3ir MUSE soiti is ssrs,S %
fmGS Mn.iS y AdSSy. S w. r tsnlasld isa.! street
MustCsd Conservatory o. L. Bullard u; Ninth sifeee
FINE ARTS
Markrtcr CD + street northwest
st Jams Hotel, corner sixth ana fenhSylNAnh NV
RIpgs House corner Fifteenth and u sireaiA
MeITopolitAn, Penns ave. and SKIN street.
Elliu House. Fourteenth and D streetA
Wormlpy's Il and Fifteenth streets
Morton House. W and ", b street
fremont House
HkTTEIti.
b. II. slinem-tz. isU Pennsylvania avenua
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance COMPANY IS High s'res'
MERCHANT TAILoRa
E1,.man Brothers corner seventh Aad EstreeeA
| A Saks & Co., seventh street
| b, Robinson h Co, es PcnhSylvahia a'ehus
| PIANOS
| sandsrs 4 Stayman Penna ave and Twelfth sireeh
| PHOTo.LTTHOGRAPHER
| Norris Peters, Photo photographer. NO - rem
| sylyania Ayenue
| REAL ESTATE
| H. IL Warner, ,yi6 + street nOrthwert
| Jnhn sherman, st. Cloud Building: ,oo =. -,
| Fitch & Fox. Frecdnan's bank building iSos rA Ns
| SEWING MACIIlSES
| McKenney & Co, tE Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-08-01
Baltimore General Market.


Cotton quiet MIddng, iis@iiAc.
Flour steady aud unchanged, Howard street ana
Western siipcrhne, ssdt3 do. extra. ~ tSpl2 2,i DO
family a ssd IS; cry Mills superfne, z jof5 ~ do
extra fSl .; do. Rio brands, o. IS; Patapsco am-
lily, tsG , ,,,, ,.,..
and active at q decline. southern red prime Wc9
81 %; do. amber, N OsglT; No. western wintet
red, spot, and August q oIh; September, tU'a "
tober, ~ o. .,.,.,
yorn-Southern steady Western quiet and steady
Southern white, 5Jn5Ic; Western miSed, spo', hnu
August E'ic; september is'4c; October Fc steamer
a. 80 -
Oats steady. southern, 'r,doc; Western white Sic /;
do. mixed. t.g Hc; Pennsylvania, 9G3ic.
RYE steady. - a..
@h. - , -.
,houdeT, Sl,ci clear rib sides, Dc; packed 5hd6lc.
Bacon-ShoudeTs 6.c; clcaIrlbsides, &c. Hams, lsg
i2Sc Lard, refined, sc. Butter scaroo and hrm
choice Western, iaGrlic. 1900,
Petroleum quiet. Rctined, l0asc; crude, sIsSc
Coffee rrn. Rio cargoes, i2h@lJAc
sugar steady at 5AeIaAsc.
Whisky dun and loweIat u o.. , -
Receipis-fiour. IoOO bblsi wheat 10000 bu; corn
Shipmcnts~Wheat 20 90 bu; corn, 1000 bu.
Frelghts to Liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton. IA
flour, y I'd; grain, g..
National Republican., 1878-08-01

DROPOSAIS FOR CONCRETE STONE 81,
i MINT AND SAND, FOR THE ,NE MNiIEEBB iEB
pRfSTING. WhSmINdTON. d. Z.
TRpAsuHY DEPARTMENT,
wAsHISGToS, ID. G., July u, 1878
scaled proposals will he received at TIL 0thce until
70 M ON he "a day OF August lSs Tor FURNISHING anu
deliver g al the site OF the building 70 be erected Ut
The bureau OF Engraving and Printing, sluare ~,
Wash N gon D. O.. all the broken stone required ,oI
the roncrote foundations 80 yards, more or less also
ior ali the conipnt and sand required for the bndnE
2oD barrels more or less, Of cement anu SO cupo
ynr,ls more or less clean, sharp sand &c., ,
'Coples OF specifications blank iOrm OF bona. nnu
~ ~ ", ri n,,re JAMES O. HILL,
"gn Gu,. ~ supervising Architect,
National Republican., 1878-08-01
PROPOSALS..
pnorosALs FOR SITE FOR NAVAL oBsER.
L vA1uRN.

-
NAVY DEPARTMENT. July 10, ISIS
The undersigned nave teen hppolnt,d III W,
under act q Congrc,, appfoned n5a yn III or ,be
United states Naval Observatory such site 70 posses
relatively the advantages OF hehlthfhlhess Ceatnes
Wash ngton and such other advantages NJ may be
found eSpedent, aud to report nly thereon lnylua.
Ing estimates Of the total expense 2, ' "s a1o an ' ~
removal Of the Observatory 10 tue next Se'''o" VI
Tie second section Of said act reads az follows:
'SHTIoS . said Commission shall invite senel
propcsais or offers Of sale from the.ovners Of land
destined III COR snch lite conanny such provisions =,
onyey surh land 10 the United states In the same
shall hereafter be selected aud determined on ~ he
spsred sus 2. % BY the i connlson publicly and IL the
presence of persons Interested who may choo,e 70 & ~
on fay ygS. 70 ss ses S ep @ and ne proposal
ceivcd an, such formal opening shall DO opened or
IN ncrorapce with the above provisions sealed
posais for such site will be received until noon q the
eth day OF August nestat which time ,he, m w WI, 10, os
tend and this Is due notice Of said openlng. -
Ssys ss Ss sna dircetrd The csmm.
sion to ascertain cost OF removing the Naval Observe
tory care OF the Secretary OF the Navy, ,,,a. h,
which he property described, and be accompanied
with q plat o2ths same, aud conform 70 conditions
'hs ss smsntity of land required will be not greater
than fihy (5o) acres less than twenty % acrcs
and the prce must be stated per acre y" w
II p.r,e, ofcrins tract larger than twenty CO.
s srG w"g SsI e ns sys sr.s ss az s
lied price they will so state In their propola~ n, ,h
Hank forms for prtposals may bs obtained " !"
| Proposals must be signed by the owner or ownof
VI '"e p''pe''' DANIEL AMMEN,, =,
| Rear Admiral, U. + N
| 10; BAR BARSARD S,.ia D.,or,l
| Iv,aNtv LEONARD WHITNEY.
National Republican., 1878-08-01

NORTH, NonrnwESS %rsr, AND SOUTH
SUNDAY, JtSSESs lsis, kftn EM
Asn.,sEw Y5FE tfts' FMarifffHsfB'SSIRrgA AND nos %
TON ExPREss filcoit t,y; on sundays TO ,,. ial.
Junction. jeS.ap's, Hanovsf aud iJE Ridge ,n,.rrv
Ts.oais Rs5 %ach.ssr An&ap3 psseTsSNn and Way
% w tBALrIMoRE AND I;AuREL EYPRfs;|S |,,.
ohsserS sSrStS Hss'IST YSsR rPa BOSTON
AID BALTiMoREExPRtss pa,,or .aI,. Tsf 70 JSsS Sss
pTfss1h5 s1Th doE SSs SSSnsSay saa @
etssp, sSnS S,nSnn hnsh sS Gs ran S % Sam
oSssS scSIon dSt SUNDAY oniy"Bsi,more Annapolis and
ExrnEsS iSSsySa sSy1 at G,.asS; ,.s,sg
and Hanover.
gStk AsnslHfth fiGiI fyk 81 $s
TON Expsh II .,sn ON ssas,s ,S s e suts 'ore o"s
yS!sssa Y. Sssy Asa ss1
Ess, r,sdeE aSss, sss,"SrPP ,S Pom. %'S o
HTYrRS,s sTS %Ik slf"i %sS
TMoRE xfRs Eoi,Sk s.CSR ,s sunday; 10 Sos, S1. s
sps Gs ps''fnssss sSr a. srss p and Laurel
stGHic&So ttfIi,9G5co aIa xsD M"y yS55G&Sus 5SSu EXPIRES
$fTISStFl s@tlf ff6hIs tFlFSyS!sSSf FyERs LOUISVILLE
s%nsny s%HyfYE@ ES'Y5 Y5RK pHlLAphLrmIA, AEp NsD
SnIt I'M sEsr,. -Ycrpns car 10 Phadeiphia
fbaiIv. other trains daily. except sunday
1919 GREAT 1878
1910 rEsysYLyANrA ROUTE nU r,'r's-
Ffsk fHH SAA EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE lSSA WSsAnisETSs Il IT from Depot cor
For Psburs aud the We, iGll Gs.snlns M, aSrs nom
P.Surs nGs Car q to dnsiSa fsfSss .sa Ghso'
n SSsaEE SNb WI Ft'fssa "a $h
ror tanandslsu1 Rocheses BoHe IIs ,pt Sas ss.aray
sa TEes Have Haven, cam s"a 2lniTs. At ldiOA m DAILY ''
the Es,, 1,,ssaa IA NJ HPG Rs ~ Ea n
pres, Of pullman Paror Cars sS Il uL daily OK
For s gsooSy" New York all THROUGH trains cOnSs
i ms doaSs heritage and journey across Ne" f0f'
for sSsSay SsS VOW VIII f"q seSpns es Car.
S n n s", M ass sHS'p fGaGsy f$ssS Z.
~ AocSSnaodsion S "a Tor saltlmore ass $50 M and a
ro, fsp.. % GaGs Gissss SsfRs Hs sunny M and eo p d.
For eaST aSaspoi,s e Ssi M and a. 'p m daily e,oe'
ALEXHNDRIA AND FREpERICKSBu,Ih.S5 " iiiii nhii
- NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAshiN'
TON RAILROAD . ,.n. A.
:, p. M On sunday nt Si0 n ni and !, nha u T.. -, y
pr For Richmond aud the south. a. hiid sUA H. uAi'
AID 6:iO y. IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor washington.
= BIO 10 ii a m, l. . I'D. SD and p m
TN sunday at s; o and 10 n IN. and Q: 9 p M 80, .
commodatlons be procured al tne omc,s,o ,,,o =
east corner Of Thirteenth street anu pn,,
cnuc northeast corner OF sixth street am frhiis,
vanis avenue and at the depot where orusfs ~ NJ
= len for the checking OF baggage 10 utS""Ho" "N
. hotels and residences , ,,...o . Gan,
FRANK THOMSON. GeneIa Mannser: app GH
National Republican., 1878-08-01
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market

GroRgErowS. July ~. lsTs
The receipts Of wheat werc very heavy and the o..
ferngs ioIiny amount TO fully 1O bushels, besides
ntaTge quantity received from WAGONS, which was SOLO
IN lots ranging from - to 100 bushels each. The mark
may be wrItan active, though weak, and less urn,
with prices lower all descriptions. We quote inr
pr me ni iod u O per bushcl and Interior 70 coni-
mon lots ranging from IOgsc per bushei, hccofu'hs
to quality aud condition. =, -. .
COrn-Rsceipis Of corn are very much imilen' n nha
the stock on hand n being rapidly dlIntnished. The
demand il active for choice lots of white while there
Is f,lr supply ofyeilow. We quote prices homihhy'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-19
TIVE AND SPACE.

The New York Eerdld of sunday had a
leading article calling attention to the
mo,e~ wonders effected IN overcoming
time in progress through space. As an lie
luatrstion ii this the Philaieiphis Times OF
Monday call attention to dispatch in its
columns from Lahore and dated Sunday
the 5th, a, midnight The Tins says:
This dispatch was sent down from Lahore
N BOMBAY; thence transcribed into anu
transmitted in c;rher-tor tie purpose OF
copdsusation-to London, probably being re.
| psa,el at leas. twice on the way, VIZ, al
| Alexandria and Paris: written out In LONDON
/ 4, WAS hsuded over 10 the London aSent OF
the Associated Press, ny whom IL WIS once
| NOR. condensed into cipher and sent on 10
New York: there IL was handed over IN
i c,pher TO the New York agent OF the Assocls'
ted Press, was again written out and was sent
on 20 Philadelphia; here It was receiver IN
the Western Union Telegraph o1ice, ano
| turned oyer-efter pres copy mao peen
made TO tie Philadelphia agent OF the AS
| ISOLATED FresS by whom II vas tEansciiptc
In manifold and the manifold copies cls
,ributed to the Offices cfthe several mornin;
papers. The dispatch was received In ih'
Times Office at I6:i5 T. s.-acoordipS TO sofa
time two hours neforc - started from tn
other side of the globe. In real time, IN
dispatch Travelled upward OF III cen thou
sand miles in almost precisely ten hoor,
This /. not an exceptional performances
occ1rs every dsy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-19
Ie,vI,C DO"N .nE s.Rs.

Although the American people have gen.
erously r, moved nearly all the 'disabili-
ties" this, lawfully attached to those who
took part in the rebellion, there are still
some points upon which the people are not
yet prepared to admit the ex-rebel to full
equality. Armed rebellion sgainst the gov
ernmen, and authority Of the Coi,ed States
is A crime Of the highess order known to the
Constitution, and there are still some peo-
pls who are old-fogyish enough to think
tina, such crimes ehould be punished-at
least in some small degree. Appropos to
this subject the Chicago Trisss Of the llth
says:
The passage in tho Senate yesterday OF .
bill TO authorize the appointment as Assist.
ant-surseon In the United States Army OF
Or, Junius Powell, who served In the Con
federate army when minor, was 9. cured oy
the aid OF six Republican votes OF which ali
but three were those OF Southern Senators
whose Re ms expire with the present ses-
SION together with the absence Of Republic
cans who would have been likely 70 have
voted against q measure designed to open
the door 70 a removal OF the disabilities I'm
posed by law upon all persons who Joined In
the attempt TO destroy the Onion. There
may have been special reasons for making
An exception of the case OF DR.. Powell; bu'
that the precedent is an unsafe one is shown
BIZ the announcement of Mr. Beck, Of Ken
tucky, In the course OF the debate, Of his in.
teption 10 submit bill Tor the repeal Of thai
section of the Revised Statues which prohib
Its the appointment TO any position in thu
army of the United sta'es Of any person who
served In the Rebellion, in any capacity
| The people who survive the war for thu
| preservation OF the Union are not get pre-
| serve to see the army ofhcered by the men
| who Tough, on the other side.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-19
- .nIeC.NonICUs.

The officers Of tbis verse; have withstoou
the late terrible epidemic at New Orleans
most b. roicslly, loosing a number OF the
crew tha, were on board. Most OF the crew
were SHIPPED to Ne~ York having on
bo,rd seventeen men all told and out Of
TN. number the mortality wac considerAb e;
in view Of the bs ~ ard and rick Of lille thus
taken We think il would be just and proper
for Congress by resolution or o'h-rwi-e TO
sJo,s .oue suirabl- testimonial TO III.
crew Of that ship ard her uf6crs for their
heroic endurance Of duty a. their posi-
,L-lughcur the prevalsncs Of the yri O."
f.v.r ,caurre Ich -clinn will tend II don.
by C..psr.s. 10 cue ,ursg- in the faiur.
tho-- who may have To- undergo sim''a'
81, rry- |, h Sc been done in the pact and
.i..,uid uo~ b repeated.
LIEUT. ". + b. Delahsy, son al Judge
lr,,h.y, OF ,hi- ci'y, If Of III. ship 'Canoni
a." he had the yellow fever last summer
al for a good while bis life wa desPairtd
He reuain.d at his post during tbs
noIe season, and vas for good part O.
90 time, and during the worst OF th'
,id.mic, in command Of the ship. Hi
n-r,ic conduct justly entities him to pro
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-19
.,,r,T, ron1UE HasEn.

Notwithstanding the oppositiou to Nor
monism. from without and within, the in
sti,u,iop, still fouri-hes, and the mos:
worthy among the saints are permitted to
90 abrosd, Low and then, to recruit their
harems from fresh materisls- The Inter
Ocean Of the 10th z ys:
Our dispatches yesterday stated that Eidei
Pratt. OF C,ah. ~as about starting 10 Ens'
land, ostens,bIy to procure new anu re-
vIsai edition OF The Book OF Mormon
tina, was ali, he could be easily acoommodat'
ed I'm America We rather suppose the Il
der il running short OF wives and wants t'
lay In fresh supply from among the ruao,
maidens OF Britain, from whence he has al
ready drawn large supplies Your Mormon
Elder lever gets TOO old 10 See the goo
roinrs OF wnIDaI he wishes 10 exait 10
place In hi, har, Ii. Since the death OF Eide
HYDE on Thanksgiving Day. Pratt stand
number three IN the Apostolic o:der. insio
and wogdruT are hls superiOri-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-19
Worthless Adyersising DOdCSs.
rEansas City journal, Ia


The latest advertising svind'e il the is-
enc Of circular "for the holiday trade. F"
The svindle was perpetrsted In hansss
CITY in /. peculiarly sggrsva,ins manner,
the parties to the fraud using the name
Journal Of Co-,1erce for their sheet. They
went about among merchants and other
business men collecting advertisement for
",he Journal cf Con,mgos," many Of whom
gave them orders suppo.ips they were in
yestinz in the advertising space OF our
Jorrr,ol, which they have for 80 many years
known by the name adopted by these willy
swindlers for their worthless circular. In
this way they collected enough money 10
encourage them to try it sgain. This In
geniously planned scheme T. bnt another
evidence ths, money inverted in sdvertis-
ing with irresponsible parties i. thrown
a1ay. Such sheets az The one issued by
,hese persons carry no weight With them,
and invariably the is.ue Is grossly over
..sd. These sharper, have gone to 81.
joseph, where it is presumed the sHindie
will be repes,ed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-19
TVE SHYLOCkS OF THE hERUb'
LfCAN PARTY.

Thus the Inter Dream styles those Kepub'
licans who insis, upon the single gold
standard, and the title is we'll chosen.
From the Ir,e,-O--Gr Of the lltb &c clip
the following:
The New York TTf5uns and other gold bugs
of the Republican party pirate about the hon.
esty and integrity OF The nation being bound
up In the single gold standard of value. They
forget 10 mention the historical fact that, for
nearly century of the existence OF the gov
ernmenr this esseDtia 10 honesty " as thing
uuknoGu. Cap taiists and boLdho'ders MADE
the great discovery only few years ago
about which these honest organs are proceed
ing 10 tear their hair and rend their linen
WASHINGTON AID Franklin, Jen rson and
jackson, clinkc cd g. @ dol ar, in their pockets
OF value not quite DUAL TO the buzz ,rd dol
lar The, p i'd their uebts with them, and
we're no in Consequence rig rded as scoun-
dreIs. Parties VINO, three or i've y.ars ago
loaned gree backs, when gold was AT a large
premium, and took real 9 tate mortgages q
| secure the loan. are now ioreciosibg-Sellins
The property for one-half It's value, and ask
| ing the pa, m-nt in gold on the sc re OF hon'
| esly. Tuese are tue Shyiocks OF he Repuoi
AN party H. symps ny with the people
anu 10, IN accord with the party-and Inc
| ~ tb,, mike of "hun,st money" Is fraud