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JOHN DAYS NEW SCHEME.
what the National Banking Association Pr,
noses TO do for the UnMnry.


WANTED HOOD LETTER. RECENT DATE wHOsB
w authors VI speculative character, lottery pre-
lerrcd Call with sample, ~ Nassau St, room L. alter
IL
Carpenters painters, and GLACIERS wcro
busy making black walnut partition. with
wre screens and stained glass windows. in
Room /. Tho reporter recognized the bald
headed kecn-cycd. grey bearded man In shirt
sleeves behind the desk as John Daily. known as
the Post ONCE Terror"
| have called to inquire into tho meaning OF
thnt advertisement" "
Its very plain, should think" the ndvcr-
tiacrs said. Have YOU any letters Of that char
any twenty nVc-crut men, or penny whistle TEL
lows. | want solid men, VINO 20 ten 10 thou
sand"
Tho reporter was invited to stop In.
The object Of this advertisement ia TO get
the names OF nl spcculatnrs we cun. This Is
going to be nm immense thing. We call II the
National Banking Association and there IL
n chance for fortune to any smnrt man. You
rcmombcr they burst up the Industrial ENhi-
bition scheme Capital One Million. Well we
now PROPOSE to takcup tho German Lotteries,
and IL YOU know any ono who wants to sell
bonds cheap bring him along
An ugcd Urrmgn OF uspOculutivct turn entered
aud drow "A package Of Old letters from his
pocket. What they contained the reporter was
moi permitted to- SEQ.
There was not n hook. bottle Of ink non nor
any article in the National llunking AssociHtiu IN.
The only ornament was huge canvas trans
parency with II long list Of lotteries.
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VOTING ON ADJOURNMENT.
TIE HOUSE or THE OPINION THdTJUNE
4, Hill FIND 7HE Work DONE
Democrat. Aiding Republicans 60 Cut short
the session what WINS Done Yesterday
with the Appropriation Biiis Increasing
the Burden ON the Peoples shoulders

psuocrat. Aiding Republicans 60 Cut short
an. se..,on- what wa. Done Yesterday
-. an. A,,ron,,,,,o, uu,.-uucren.,nx
,,.',.. 80. a.. u..,,,... sn.,,,d...
the Hurdle" o" the reop'e' S"""'"'
go -, =. =. =, =, =. 1t, al
WOOD 'Dcin'' ~ - e"''I UP ',' ''""'o '
iournmcnt resolution and moved 10 postpone
ia further consideration until Saturday. Juno
q ,r,. ,.,oa ,,,.i ,,,,,., ,,,.,, ordered There
o. Inc ''"S "''' H"'' W. =, :,
being n number OF vacant seats on inc pein"-
cratic side. Mr. Wood moved that tho House ad-
Iourn.
want 10 nlbustrr on his own motion4
MIR. Wood-No' sir But want iair' square
'o.o Oh 'lo y, ' .' r.,,
Tho yeas anu nays po'hS "h'h on inc no''oh
70 "uJV"ih' " N"7 wv ,''' "' 40 WIS "''' Wv nv
iion to postpone consideration ycas. l2i nays.
Loo y, 80 ~
18Th I,nInrs N,r,nn N.r-n pri1,morc
he"' ana W ''ls oil N'W iorS' No'eu nay WIN
me hcpuo''c"is u"u '"I'v h.ns"7 n'uu'"ci7'
McSsrs l,askch Phillips ana Ryan voted yea
with The bcmo rats .
MI wood mnNrd TO Jay inc senate resolution
The vote was then t4kcn ON concurring in tho
r"hW, t'solutoh' anu il was loJcclcu -yt''s ~
nays III. ,,..
MIR. Wood moved to reconsider and amend by
mnking June ~ the d1y.
Mr.. Cymer Dem. Pa moved to amend by
inserting June II. aud this was agreed fo-yHus
16i. nays 93 The Senate resolution a. amend
cd was then adopted wlthou, division.
Mr.. singleton Dom. Mss nag "a o.u ''rrhr'
priation iii. lie said that the bill M Il had
passcd the House. appropriated less 10y sinlo
than the Ike hill 81 last s'~Slo thut th. - u'ir
had increased the nnur'urlaiion ~, sSiWW'
mat the S'nnt" cohlrf' had yl'i,d li'Dvp,
and the House conl,ret t"'NNv' nni, init 'Ho
bill ms II now stood, appr'prigtnd soluuu I'-s
than ne bill OF last session. The report was
agreed To.
Under the rnl a.. it nov stands. The aiaricssf The
Mini-crs ~ Great Britain Fran. German, ani Hn.,.'
tsmsin 81 : AZ, ,n'n.' fi,'.. ~ - S,n' ',.,,,
itsi, B,~ii M,Nr" irrar and china M - III
strai al sinuu Ti. nuts. oi. q. s,l.iun N,tncriluis
aud the Argentine re! HhIy aye u.tnrDt to the s,''
elias. ihc -ilari ~ tie N'i T.. lnNui. 1tm,k r"n
sMs,i" ,s,, w. i,' III ' N'n'',, !, a. n
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Mr.. Mitchell Rep. Or called up his
amendment io the River and iIarbor bin. appro-
priatng $4,000 for improving the Columbia
river, and made long speech When he sot
through. the amendment was referred TO the
Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Mcdonald DEM. Ind introduced a bill
to establish "A board T. be known as the Pacific
Railroad COMM soners and FOR other pur-
Mr.. sargent Rep. Gail five minutes before
the expiration 90 "a" morning hour. moved To-
take ny thH House biz o. relieve certain legal
practirc in InHed States Courts. Mr. llamln
Il was reject I'll los "A tir yAtn-ysu- 70. NAYS 20.
Mossrs. Butler. NrpoLIld. and VOORHEES, yotrd
Yea with IL. R-puhii ans. ana Mc--r-. c nS-
ing, paws H. ana Iamlln voted nay with tie
Tho senate then proceeded with the consll-
GRAFTON oi ne lf@i-'q,,ye, Executive. and Ju-
All the amendments restoring tho number
ana COMPENSATION 'i "urIN wees oi the Seunt"
reinsiatng the fourth ana nth Audi. IRIS az tic
Treasury, and several hundred minor am. nd
mouts.
The amendment restoring the office Of Naval
Solicitor was n-r eil Co.,.
Mr.. Davis Ind H.. submitted an amenl.
ment To- inrrcH- tho compensation Of tho chs (
justices and ~ -iHtr justices OF the Terrific
rios from 5000 .3,uou.
ment The Judse fpr thr southern District Of
New York. who h.ld court every dag in the
year received but si.1Oun year.
Pending discussion. Mr. Blaine moved that
the ArMy Arpr'priai. ~ blil be- referred ~ the
Conmiitec on Appropriations. Agreed 70.
Mr.. DaNls's amendment was reJeetcd-yens
Arepor from the Conference Committee on
,,h i 0onsulnr ana n'HlorRaii. APPROPRIATION
Mr.. spencer Rep. Ala reported with amend
melts 0n'reas ,ng tho appropriation i9lu,ulO
would call it NJ on saturday
The senate then adjourned until Friday.
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The Kiiiing OF u Ncw.boy.

Frederick Lawlcr. n 13-ycar-old ncwsboy.
when standing at Hudson and Laght streets the ID
of june 1870 struck In the back by Andrew Moore.
another ncwshoy with roll OF roofing felt Moore then
went to oyster stand. few feet away lawcr FOL.
lowed ani SLAPPED Moorcs face Thrrcuron Moore
plunged n c blade ot lis pocket KNIFE with which he hnd
been opening an oyster. into LAWYERS breast LAWYER
trti dead 4 iur' the teurrn Sessions uu Tuesday
found Moore guilty The killug NJ Ltwlcr Wa. Judging
from the evidence, SUBSTANTIALLY accidental Moore
sentenced to the city Prison ior ten days
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Drowned Amer II Quarrel In n boat.

Coroner Hartrnnt Of Rivcrhcad l.. l.. held
inquest on Tuesday IN the case of Van Burcn sawyer
aged = who was found drowned m the rccunic river
that dav According TO the testimony. Young SAWYER
had had quarrel with Edward STONE while In at
aud hUN tssuNHt that no. Stone push SAWYER
overheard Stone who u IN ycnrs ot age. denied this
The Jury found TINT there reason to believe that
Stone had pushed Saw yer into the water
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Sanots ano Aittbrnblyt.

'TuE" BEEBEHAN GE," WITH PtArEW WARM.
i FIR ANn PATENT GLASS FACE rkurktrOR.-A
new invention. whereby the heat amt face the cook
are protected from the radiatei heat without
ence with the operation OF the range II also helps 20
keep down the temperature OF the kitchen aud take
OIL the steam from cooking
JAMES klRrLAND. :. N. and l. Rcale st
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stramhu1ts ano 8aIlrulNs.

ALBANY boats PEOPLEs LINE.
"A fayorte steamers DREW and ST join leave Pier
81. North River, dhlly. SUNDAYS excepted. at I VI,
cnnutcuu- nt ALRANN with EXPIRES. Trains tor SARA
TOGA LAKE GEORGE. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. the ADJ.
RONDACkS. MONTREAL. and points NORrll and WISE
Brooklyn pdsscuger- ran-errtd Tree by Annex boats
First lass farr. ~. deck. 2lc
Excursion 10 Albany ami return 81 ~
ALBANY BOATS DIKfCT.-NERcitANrS
~ ENfkt~N LINE -tlr4unt steamers ALTER BRETT
NJ N&W tHAMFluN wnlea'c d..iN SawrisVscNceprh
for Albany from Canal So North river nr~t dock above
Peoples Line. utNF connecting with ram. Nul th ami
Wc. Farce rUh -1c cabin fare it ultaI-'Nf Freight
taken lower than hf otIUr limos A 7 RLAth. Supt
THE MARY POW ELL-FARE - CENIS-For
West Point cornwall. Nrwhur.h. Fuktcrsic, K lll-
duu KIN. Cofleu- Million. New Hamburger, and Hyde
Park. leaves daily N-frN st. Pier 49, y X Ht 80
l. NJ tuNNEt l. with BROOKLYN Annex BoHts
1.1O MILES FOR i0c.-' iu1cus Line Troy Boat
NV Sew ami i enid steamers leave pier a.. r..
foot lrTaN Il. iulN. cN'rf saturday 10 q T. VI stat"
room, only ~. ttlhs ~ First LAS are, 5pc. sure
comic tons with trains for all point, North East
and West STATE rooms ana flr ush tickets At puld :
ENurD -, ga bruH AWAY. AMI & lurt i. hfonAlAu
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6lotllins.

CONDENN naval clothing some In good order,
large 10y of pea monkey and round Jackets hanncl
siris ana drhNrrs Linen tro'As du, truW>Vrs. blue
cluth. sAilurt, small IRON safes Ar VIII ie sold low
close ht WILLIAM MATTHEWS. % Cathariuc It.
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CoAND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL rALT.

ROUND TRIP - CENTS
Boats from Canal II tor FORT LEE. PLEASANT VAL
LEY. AND SHADY SIDE on 81 NnNs ate. IL, II A
and II Vi l. . =. !. q and VI DAILY at ~ A. VI ami
a, and -, T. LANDING at gath and Jit st. DAILY
and sunday 10 minute. later
-STARIN CUKsIONs.-S Steamboats,. tugs.
~ hargcs and tWaNs on hand e. charter at
sonabc rates superior to- any u the business steamboats,
for small parties speciality Apply Office
Transportation. Pier - Il. bet Corilandt and Deg
A FOR excursons sicamcrJ II schuylcr AMI nr.t.
~ elias. hnrg,s with BoNufn Beach nccir ntal Glen.
wood. and other iaNoritc groves MARTIN A kASkELl,
Nn llH south = open SUNDAYS
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AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
on amt after MtN -. i~7-.
Trains 'eavc Sew York, VIA pcsbrosses and cortani
~t~ Ferries. A. follows
ENrre,, Harrisburg Pitshursh The wcs and SOUTH
Win Pullman Palace Cars attached q A NJ, q ami : 81
+ daily.
For whlumsport Lock Haven. Cory AMI Eric. ats ~
T. NJ connecting AZ Cory Tor UtusylUc, Petroleum
Centre. and me ou Regions Mllmspurt ana Look
Ht.ru.N VI
Baltimore. Washington ana the SOUTH Limited wash.
mstuu Express oi Pullman rnrlor cars dairy. cNcrlt
sunday. 80 4 NJ. arrive NA.hu-tun I 10 T. VI
Regular gi 20 4 NJ, l. 3l, and T. NJ sunday 80
and = T. VI.
ENprr,, Tor Philadelphia, ~ : 49, 20. . % ~ Lin.
ii,iI. n \ VI . l, 4 ., Is. 1884, 80. $40. ana y VI
sunday. $40 ana A. NJ, s. 6. ID 49, 49, 80, and T..
fms iaut ana coul class, = VI
Boats M hro'kNn Annex connect with an through
trains az Jersey tItv, AZ riding a speedy and dire I
transfer Tor BrnnklNu travel
For train, 60 NcvirK. Elizabeth Railway Princeton.
Trenton. Perth AmhHF. F'tWInstun, h,.Nlirrc. ami
other points ,cr De-. M schedules AZ all III kct Ofi'es
Trans arrive From tttt~hul-h. 90. ln - NJ ~ ~ T.
daily. llluA VI 50 T. VI daily. tA..pt NuulaN.
From Washinst.u ami Baltimore $50. 50 - VI, : ID,
~. luluP. NJ. Saal1v. Is ~ 9tlA From rmla-
dcphia a., 400 % - $50. ~ ~ ~ -.'A M,2ll,
20. . n. Is 5p. so lu.ln 10 !sf. II SUNDAY, %,
600. - a., ~ 3d. ~ So VI dlt. il9iP VI
Ticket unires i2U ami 80 Broadway | Aston House,
ami loot NJ De,hro,.,, ami turtilndt Il, Court Il
and BrnokNn Annex pot. foot 1 fut.u .t Bruuhyu,
ia. lld. ami lis Unison Il, Unlokvu. Depot Jersey
SiN Em;rari rcsct onic,, Battery rl!..c,,y,
FRANK THOMSON. l. = FARMER,
ft PA
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Amnstmtnts.

Smustmtnts.
(tIIMORF's GARDEN.
~ sGSriis" s@cct and X q Gilmore a Is:sS,
'"'0'0' Gh H&II"' sNNERSidfs coScEEfs '''''O'
T III + +. s..
T H"H g.. 6 HE'1ffH A :. :;
AND MS rNEQrAIIFD ORCHESTRA
NIX Il slluEBRrCk. Cornct ViriuOso.
GoSs: eG%iiiss Tour s"9
Ticket IN packages ol twelve. ............. "
GHr5oi o b5sH HOUSE, Lessee. and MANAGER.
'oDA' oRASSpp mSSff!6Sy aHfiSnE "
G;I,}. 1 Y ES 3,i' a5%iffisrs
LEW MR Giiis WILLIAMS
Ei,scra@ ja@gs Fcsss; y ,GS,ls; Mgf'SR rev
TGS a1 Tn''s S cah i I" WcoF Mc.e%d. Lille
Elduec. blanche G9ltor Mhi,n Hattie Anderson Jcn
ME Ycaman', Fanny Denhnm May ualluFhcr, etc.
Gr2N9lH s" ba;NEhl%' Lessee, and Managers
rosifivES fifsI rERfoiG&SCEs vi
with the oprolA a. ISNI6ESS i s93 Af ffnrArRE CAST
MONDAY Shxf-otR B6ARDlNd HOUSE,
nWGtN CONtIKTs .,. ,,,.,, d, $50, ,-
rAUL's EPISCOPAL CnuECll, ROME, ITALY.
Pending the shlpmentoi the organ abroad NJ Rose.
c crcS Ell IT In irving Hail. e.pecy Cr he purpose q
in 'a q " G sRsSS S"H 1c ;A9,'n
"Wednesday aud saurdh, Afternoons June aud :. sti
The most celebrated orsan,t. in the country to per
other instrumental and vocal talent Of the highest
ADMISSION, so CENTS
windsor ilol AMI sono0dr6. music store o' ''
FIrTWu. iAyE>TE THnEIAnTE,lrr.
,nv;:.Sa{E SEG Ti::$SSY @SI sf,S> 5SS%%SS.
hGs GN3s NEW r'6;r yrrfgs A SRr G&ILET
SfF9 Com" fR& ,sa? Ss arrS 6%r f'''''
% ccGSfs "rlrAsEs1 yotNG HNDoLbf-ncrald
STtA>DAmD THEArREn reaawsy sn , sii 4,
nEGGdilSSsfISSEtES1I Tf 5 : aaIIi.S OF
fEmiizz.
xs NIX ENNEr
~" r6rrISE rhiGES 10 SOC srsia5
COOPER INSTITUTE.
SINGING EXTRAORDINARY
WI ns hrCs hour snn',rrn lssc com S
Tickets Snalncli- a3 Union square Burntons ~
TJ WATSON Musical Manager
! DO0Tu's THEATRE. AlMEES ADILr.
| ID Monday. june 3-i.n. ClucIes de- Coruc,illo.
! 1ur~ltN-t.a ErlNc iIti-o queen Indigo.
] MriNtsi4N- Ia NJ tr'nluur
SATURDAY Hfft runNu-NuN ana farewell Aimee Matinee
frrD. usual HON office nnN oucn
IrNION sQJ ARE TtEATRr.
I lAflN lNtNiNG A.
SAT- NpNN MAflNEt Al IA
llI BOHEMIAN Girl.
hy the HIS ENDlI,n OrERA COMPANY
W NLi.Atk'~.
w Prullicl ul AMI Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACE.
LAST NIGHTS or
UtpLOM AtY.
EvENfNG At = SATURDAY MATINEE At 100
EpOPEH INSTIrJTE.-ruE GREATEST SING
| u lNG LESSON ~ fR GIVEN IuW-ht
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TO rMILADELruIl,

II VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAfLROA 40.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
IllRLE uLFOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA. TWO IL
NEN YORK
DOrRLE TRACK TllE MOST IMPROVED EQUlrMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT Win
ABsOLl IT. SALLY.
or AND AFTER MAY -, 1879,
Express Trains leave Sew York, VIA Desbrosses AMI
tnrtiault ~, Ferries. as follows
go. 800, : - . $50 Limited. II A ". I g. q. 80,
49, 3n. and - T. VI sundays, 4 80 Hud o A. NJ. Q, q,
q 'bl 3d. : 80 and % T. VI
Boats nf " HroHklNu Annex" connect with all through
trains NJ jersey civ. Hnurilug a speedy and
transfer tor Bro uklyn Travel
Returning trains have rhadrlphia %. rs T. 30 =
$40 anu T. \ Linited ~ res, IS T. NJ , !,
a2a PA, T. s. 500 M, 73' r. and u Midnight
Ticket oflc's, 126 and "a Broadway Aston House,
and to of pesbr9sscs and Cor ndt SIS, Court 81 ami
bi9hN ANNEX brloL o9i Of Fulton 81 BROOKLYN, II g.
FRANk THOMSON, l. 4 FARMER
"Vh'F" manager general Passenger Agent
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A.A.-DrconArIo> nay.

NEW ROUTE 90 C0nrv l-hUl. LlOu't Nr0yc,
~ Hooks Bros Cables mud Atlantic Garden Tile IN.
vorir steamer ARROW SMITH Will run on Dccora.
ton day and SUNDAY june ., having ~ It. r. - 81
\ and 80 T. NJ leaving LEROY T.. - - 4 NJ AM
! 80 = VI leaving Franklin = 1850 \ VI nud l'Jn i.
" leaving Pier 49, y r. II A. VI and 4 VI Return.
ing leave Locust Grove AZ ~ and T. VI Fare 3r
cNcus -iun 5pc. Parties visiting Greenwood Cemetery
DECORATION day will save the annoyanee OF the crowd
ant dust hy taking TN. boat 20 Locust Grove and
from there to Greenwood Through tickets sold ON the
boat B-For charter Wednesday, Friday, ami satnr
lLuN Il ~. nuL
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SOrsfs, Carriages, 1T.

pSR -GOOD horse, harness and wagon; suitable
poO. for light business Inquire 80 Yandam ST, LIST
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RRITANNIt ........ SATURDAY. Iunr 4. { VI
ttLflG ......... ... Ihurslu,. juno Co. .i. "
GERM ANIC .. saturday. Jlu' 30 : y NJ
From White star Docs. ii,r o.. frfI .,..
taiip' all Anuiships Saloon, So amt q p" a'|
Return tickets ON favorable term. su'"rA-" $50
II. tuRIl~. Agent. 80 Brptl"At. N.N'
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
OPENING OF THE SEASON 1919
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.

Completed to Grcenpoint opposite 23t St East river
TIME TABLE TO TAKE EFFECT
SATURDAY. MAY -. 1873.
The elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, commencing as
a. above Will run iuriug the season from cr foot n
2d It. EAST RIVER direct to fomUany's Dock at
GNEiN fOiNl, making close ConurCtitu- going ana
returning, with express trains 10 ana from Manhattan
Beach
Boat leaves 23i y Pier 90 ~. 1910 u 60 VI,
and - ~ 80. = 90. 3 ~ - a. and Is ~ + VI
Trains leave Manhattan Beach NJ corresponding times
hourly. making sure cuunct uon al OrccupOlnt with
Company steamer tor New York.
Time one hour
SUNDAY TIME TABLE above. excepting that
trains leave the Beach every hour until up VI
Trains ali Ehs New YORK. with tanarse and
K0ckaway Beach Railroad -
VIA Ray RIDGE.
STEAMER THOMAS tOiI.NFR
ocd It, II Leroy ~ Il Piers v v
2ani T. VI . 10 and iOP VI 40 and - !. VI
Returning leave Manhattan Beach \ A NJ. IL 20, -,
40. AMI . 20 T. VI
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-06-14
-
Kill the Fish you Catch.

Charles Hallock the accomplished editor
of Forest and Stream has a very humane
and t.onchlfnl article on this subject
Not only because it is humane but becaus.
it improves tie quality ant favor OF the
fish. he urges upon ALI anglers the duty of
killing all their fish rs they catch them
Many anglers do this. hab.tually but al,
do not. We snhjoin an extract from Mr.
liallock's article
As boys. We are fau,ht hat 6sh had No
feeling. and we believe that what nigh, bp
cruelty to y dog was hsmIess m slime as re-
spects fish. But autopsy mnd science
have proved onr belief an error, and We
discover that eon'nrtions and gaspines nr-
evidences of paia and distress. though we
assume shat their nervous system il com
paraiiveiv of n low order. That fishes
have intelligence and can be tnnght; that
they have discrimination aud diseernment ::
That they possess the five senses each to "
great or small degree; that they are to
limited extent sentient and reasoning crea
tures--nll these have become evident r.
it is ordained to us that we are to derive
sport from The prolonged apprebensions of
the fish while hooked fnot from bis bodily
pain, for the mere prick of the hook give.
lit lie, and often none at ALL then let us
ha die him mercfuily after his torment be-
gins and IL begins after be is withdra " n
from his native element. lfhe is small.
take him nrou.d the body and considera,e-
! ly rap the top of his head on the
'hwmrt Of the boat il large. rap his head
with heavy stick or, what is more zen.
te"l and 10 the point, pierce the cervical
column At the bnse Of the brain with a
sharp knife. This produces paralysis and
almost imm. da'e death IL leaves the
r"rpes in !. shanely and seemly cond,ion.
| Admiration of its nnballered beauty is add
ed 10 the pleasure of capture. and your fish
remains a proper snhj-c, for the market
or The studio. Brother anglers learn TO
he humare. Oregoaiaa.
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raging purposes it being covered with,
luxuriant growth OF bunch grass upon
which the herds Of cattle aud horses
Craze Winter aud Summer aud keen fat
with no other iced saw az tat cattle
here in March, with no other feed than
that which nature and the country pro-
duces on the commons, as these ted on
corn in Missouri. This valley produces
all small cereals in abundance, wheat,
oats. barley, rye and the finest grass
ever saw, especially timothy. Corn
grows in some localities, but not a good
crop. The nights are always cool,
which is injurious to corn The soil is
black loan, of the very best quality.
All fruits of y tempe, ate xoue grow well
here and berries Of all kinds 10 abund
ance. The mountains surrounding the
valley are covered with pine. fir, spruce
and tamerack of the finest quality, fur
nishiDg an unexhaustable supply for
lumber aud fencing. The greatest Oh.
jecti"n to this country is thu great ex.
p 'nse OF exportation when the products
are increased, via. Lewiston beng the
only outlet at present. but should the
Northern Pacific II. r. be extended
down the Clearwater river survey us
now anticipated it will remedy tha,
fault. as It will pass through the valley.
At present the adjacent gold mines CON
sumo all the surplus produce raised here.
giving fair price therefor. Butter 50
ce its per pound. eggs 50 cents per doz
en-, chickens 81 a piece; rattle, yearling
steers So; two year old So; three year
old Sl2; four year old SIG; Ave year
old and upwards SlS; mich cows $40
TO SIS; good horses 500 to Sl25.
g'od mares 1925 to 200; which horse,
and cattle can be raised here with M
other expense than that Of marking or
branding. Hogs 6 cents grass. half, The
year they live ard get fat on cauas.
The c"un ry is very healthy an has
as fine water as any country in the world
| will leave here f,r home on the 9th
of next month. will go via Portland
Oregon, down the Columbia river an !
on the Pacific to San Francisco. II
stop few week in California, with re-
lations and friends. after which I will
make no delay. My health is much i'm
proved, gained twelve pounds since
left home.
Hoping to see you soon. ! am
Very respect llv.
M NJ SpuRI.ocK.
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rrival aud Departure of Mails to and
from Lewiston, I. 4.

4 70 and from Walla Watla and intermediate
points Leaves daily, SUNDAYS excepted at
h A. NJ. Arrives daily, Sundays excepted, J
\ 7, ?. NJ.
To and from Mt. Idaho. Florence, Warrcns.
Blk City and Slate Creek. caves Tuesdays.
&h' rsdavs and SATURDAYS. Arrivss Mondays,
Wednesdays and Frida's at 8. p. NJ.
To and from Pine Grove and intermediate
POINTS. Leaves Mondays and Thursdays Mt &,
NJ. Arrives Wednesdays and Saturday at I,
+. NJ.
81 To and from, Pierce CITY. Leaves Mondays
NJ, A. NJ. Arrive Saturdays at 3, p. NJ.
I'd T. and from HofaX. Leaves Fridays at 8
ln~A. Arrives Saturdays at !, p. VI.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-06-14

GENERAL SHERMAN proposes some very
radical changes in the equipment O: the
regular troops. He Is in favor of doing
away with the hayouet, the sergean,'s
sword. the cartridge boz. belt plates and
knarsack, and substituting in their stead
good revolver, a leather pouci far cat
ridges, knife. rubber blanket aud pro-
vision sack. He says that the blanket will
contain all the clothing necessary for a
iocg march. and should be woru across
the body from shoulder 70 waist
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WHAT WOMEN onuuLu BE TAUGHT.
Il wish your women cuu.d he tauLh,
hat it does not add cubic 10 the stat
ute 1T IL i,ou.e to call it n .'re>idencc;"
that Il church or even a meeting hon q
is rs venerable as the sacred edifice:''
mat 1t Is no more geHteei to say retire
than to go to bed; that the garment 50
ton llv slnwly covered with side plai,inrs
)" caldly and quickly lrayed out among
The paving stones, is really gown and
not promenade costume that il
need not bring u blush TO the cheek oi
even Mr. Podsaap's young person TO say
leg instead of limb. when leg is meant.
that supper at an evening party is not
the entertainment aud that here are
well founded objections to the use OF
nicely as an adjective describing the
state of ones health. To clothe low
creeping with fine language" said cid
Fuller, .'is not fine fancy, but fat fool.
cry" 1t rather loads than raises the
wren to tasten the feathers of an ostrich
to her wings.-Er.