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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-12
Science Notes.

La a recent voyage from Melbourne
to the FIJI Islands, the steamer ariel
called at Lord Howe Island, where
twenty-five people in all were found.
The island is mountainous. of volcanic
origin, but well-wooded, about five miles
long, and from one and a half to two
miles broad, and is situated some 400
miles east of Sydney. The commune
cation Of the inhabitants with the outer
world is nowadays very uncertain, as
Whalers but rarely visit them. #a4 a.
| 3 A CONTRACT has beeen concluded by
NJ. Sibiriakoff, of Irkutsk, in Sibiria,
with the firm of Kockum, whereby the
latter are to build him a steamer Of $50
tons burden for the purpose of going to
the assistance Of the Vega. 1t is ex-
pected that the steamer will be ready
soon enough to start fully equipped
with provisions in time to reach Behr-
ing's Straits by way of the Suez Canal
next August, in order to assist Prof.
Nordenskj old and his com panions. The
vessel will afterwards trade to the
Lena, and if possible even to the YeneseS.
BENJAMIN WoLsEY DWIGHT states in
LIS hCulOlIS VI tl1c OOIlucCtlClG ACd-
denny Of Arts and Sciences" (1S11), that
dyspepsia is modern disease in this
country, and was scarcely known until
the present century. This he attribut-
ed to the pauc'ty of carriages up to that
date, whereby both sexes were COMPEL
ed to travel on horseback; the fact that,
so far as men were concerned, by far
the greater part combined some agri-
cultural work with their other avoca-
tions. and that patent bitters and other
misunderstanding stimulants were not
in existence. Ha7 aH ma 9aag
I ING MTEsA, of Uganda, having ex-
pressed his desire to send ambassadors
TO England, and his wish having been
communicated to the foreign Office by
the Church Missionary Society, Lord
Salisbury has replied that the am bassa-
doris on their arrival will be received
with the courtesy and attention due to
the representatives of king who has
shown himself desirous of entering into
friendly relations with this country, and
who has received with kindness and af-
forded his powerful protection to British
subjects who have visited his kingdom.
Those subjects are Capt. Spoke, Col.
Grant, Capt. Smith, and the Rev. Mr..
Wilson. The latter has now been there
for more than year.-Aondemy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-12

Whatever clearinghouse keepers
may say about it, it is a fixed fact that
nature loves cheerful eater.--NeaD Or
leans Pieayaeale.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-12

The commission finds that there are
now In actual use Wisconsin rs series,
including 1S9 different books, and mod
estly estimates that Ga proper reduc-
ton of the number of textbooks in
most of the series would lessen the cost
of such books twenty per cent.
the cost of textbooks" the full copy of
which appears In the report, the COM
mlssloners say:
Its purpose is fully expressed in its
title, and it seeks to accomplish that
purpose IL by encouraging uniformity
without its arbitrary enforcement; ~
by ensuring to the people of the state,
IN the purchase of textbooks. the ad-
vantage which naturally and properly
pertains to all purchases made in the
gross; 81 by introducing and maintain
ing, under state authority and regula-
ton, the principle of competition on
the part of book publishers offering
textbooks for the use of schools in this
state; and a. by afording to home
! talent and home capital the same
opportunity for supplying our people
with acceptable textbooks, that is now
afforded to authors and publishers re-
siding without the state. In Offering
this bill for the consideration of your
honorable body, this commission does
not assume to claim that it is necessarily
complete In form, nor would the COM
mission desire to arrogate to itself
legislative prerogative to such an ex-
tent as to prescribe arbitrarily the form
In which the purpose sought to be &C
complished, should be embodied; but
sinply and solely to express the convic-
ton that the measure proposed embod-
les the most practical method at pres
ent attainable, for efecting the benef-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
RpnGin0 Aloud.

tiss!rauge that in country whose Ian
gusge i, stored full Of the cho!c:st works OF
the human mlod. and whose population ls, as
a VIII ID. 81 w.li educated, reading slcui a. \
soaro, tf amu>e msttatd peaus OF etloymen'
Is 90 liule asserted 10, Therc arc many families.
we dirs sag, wb:rs d botk. or chapter CT a
book, is oe:sr read to the family circle FROM
ouc md o.! the yea. % another. The lod.vid
"a. 1neu.t.ls ut roe family rtaj, bu, all read
iug Goue 10 hs l.uiiy Il silent reaolog: father
has h;. uspel; N ,tbef, he' ttau; Mary. her
novel. ,J5hooy, tl4 story u Wild alV4utUrs.--
R,sdiur. lhers is rujuah Of il; but each oos
read, for himself. There is 20 reading for the
ghole, and no gre uping Of tho family toto an
audience for 50 evenings eri>ymant, Such as
comes 10 p,cp!e who hear a good thing we'll
read. -.
Ooy thtss who have visited 10 families
where the glft of reading WAS cultivated as
source of family enjoyment. aad the oastom
of readipg aloud to the family prao!loed, eln
imagine what htlo a1d blesslag to 'h1
famil0 life ,u,a a habi. is. Music IS we'll
enough 10 its way, but its range OF expression
ia far narrower than that Of rcadiDg. AID tct
that matter far less practical IA lis adapsatcn
to tbe family wants Then, too, s'og'ng re-
nujras an instrumental acconpsalElent huo
nisno costs money and reGu res io' much prsS.
lice on The part Of the performer to DO Available
| for the many. The art of reading we'll Is easily
| scouired and chespy taught, and the expressions
az i;tarsture sre abundant and varied. lfsorrow
has fallen on the family, the needed sntldo!e can
I be- found both in prose and poetry. II run IL
cs%ei for, then iua can ba mad at the asking;
for tho I.tguaga is 40 fall of humo. SO quaint
and su5tle ths. the bsrs recital Of the authors
words brings the point out and sets the table
in q rosT." History, tragedy, comedy, wit. pa pa
Itbor. sublimity, evo,y spring ut which ID nu.
i m an mind loves to drink can be opened ana tns
Il sweet waters be freely gvea 10 every one.
How cosy these houe resdinss may bs nsde'
Warmth, light, conpanionship, culture nap
\ niness. ara ail included in them. bow muon
you are missing if reading is net cultivated ;s Is
one Of ths mesns Of happiness aud pleasure IN
yeur family circle For, in such an exercise
iioere i, uicken;ug for the imagination. appeal
% 10 Judgment, elevation Sf feelinr, opportunity
iot critic;sm, which shall teach tho children
more of literature ia three hours than thsy can
arm At school in three weeks. Nex. to the IN
lisa of love IS means of drawing families TO-
~, her. "a lie il lence of intellectual compsn'
80" sn, Sip CultivsLe this and SEQ how Satisfactory
| Iii q shs resuit-GoLden Rute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
Tbe Patterson.Bonaparte Marriage.

The PaftersOn.Ho HonapRrte Marriage.
Apropos of the death of Mrs. Bonaparto'
Patterson, Dir. L.boucherc, 10 the Londou
Truth, makes the poiut 10 ex.cnuatioa OF the
oanduc. Of Napoleon |, that as the rule. OF
Fraa,s be WAS sinply insisting that the laws OF
Franco should be respected:
His trother had been N marriod 10 Is iltimoca
without the c,Dcurterc, of any French oonsu-
Lar agents as we'll as without the consent OF bis
then living mother. There can be 90 doubt
that uoder the provisions of the French Code
not oaly tho marriage WAS wholly pull aud void
bu! for the purpose Of giving 1t lawful etsot 10
France, flesh or,m,n9 would hsv, boen To-
dispensable.
Mr. Lsboucler., va b,lievs. is WrJog as to
the noa ooocurteoco OF the F;ench Consular
Agent, though hs ia ID doubt right es to the
want Of consaut OF the surviving par,nt OF Js
rome Boospa5te. Tic Ftenoh representative
in Baltimore Witnessed tho marriage aod vas
sharply t. 70 to task for doing 90 by tha In
rerial Goverams.;. But Jerome Bonsparts
was CERTAINLY minor, aud there is noth-
log 10 bis subs'q1eu. conduct to shake
the iofsrerc: draWn from the cl:cam-
stances 10 which he pressed his sult On Miss
P4tser:oc, by Mr. L,bouchere, that he knew
he was going through iuule cerem)p ana
meant to d. so. This is thiog worthy to be
boroe 10 miad by American young ladies' who
are ioViled TO unite their deslolc5 With those
Of interesting Frerch youths under the legsl
age Of Is years.
As TO the Bouapavte PattcEs)o 20 IN irrisge from
the point of view OF the spIendors of the b
nsparte family, Mr. L,bouobere very truly ob
serves that at the tims when Miss Patterson
married Jerome she was tho accomplished
daughter Of wealthy and highly res'ec;ed
merchant, while every one Of the brothers or
sisters Of her husband had married persons OF
low birth or doubtful responsibility. Joseph
Bonaparte had married the daughter OF sosp
merchant of Marsees Napoleon himself hsd
msrricd lady of rank who had been the form
er mistress OF B1lrls L1,ieD. 40 eXchanoel
maid at au 100 10 st. MaXimiu, neao Louon
L in. ,hs 500 of c,ff ,e waiter and billiard
maker (BlccioccGi j Matilda, au ,x-Sostler
(Murat) at au loo three miles from Cahors:
Psuna (Borghesel the bastard son OF an iteu
Grant wool de.isr lLsclerc,) whose brother bad
been bapged Tor robbsry. Supposing Jerome
TO have tc,ed 10 good faith. aud to haVa ptl
gately debated tho Eu'j &C: With his brothers,
he might indeed have case against them. -
N y World
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

Foa BAKlsa PANS, CAKE PANS. PIE PANS
Ogstcr Cans, Cake Cutters, Tio Toys, or any
thiog in the tia9are lioe. call 90 stansoury q
Rro'' co,usr King aod Columbus SIS. dec Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

The creates. variety Of bats. c'mp'ls!og sns az
fines, and the cheapest, for old add .ytuos, q o.
the nobbisst styles aud The loves. pr1ees 81 %
DEALHAM's, 81 Kiog st., corner OF falrls-. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

TIC bes. FLANNEL SUITS. at s.; 81. sly and
sl2, you s;lI ind at s. DEALuAMs o2 hioe
a, corner ef Fairfax
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

NEW gooKs. MAGAzINEs AND 4 ID, Re- sE
IN VIRWS, AT FERNCHiS 05 KING 81.
SECOND COMING OF CHRIST, Prems,
lenial Rsssys of the Prophetic Conference. held
n the Church Of the holy Trinity, New YORK
City, with an Appendix Of Critical Testimonies,
By Nathaniel West; 81 -.
Airy Fairy Lillian, by the author OF PhyHlf'
Molly Bawn. etc; Sl25.
It is the Fashion. translated from the Ger
Lord S:rsbsn. novel. by Mrs. Wi!tlick /;
High Water Ms1k, q novel. by Ferris Je'-
All Things Pc,tsinirg to Life, al illu:!rstion
Of 2ud Peter l s. 6. 7, ty Rev. Charles L. An
de.son; 81.
teetsnt Episcopal Church, Pennsylvanis; Sl.7o
The Mystery of Lie and other Papers, by
Thopils PsrsoLs; 81 Is.
CHEAPER THAN EVER-A full stock On
hard of Ledgers. Journals. Dsy Bocks Ntdi
um, DENY, Crown AID Cap, sll siz:a, full end
bslf bcurd, Memorandum and Pass Books, Time
Books, Mon,hly end Weekly, Engraved Checks;
Notes and Drait,, Note. Letter, Cap and Legal
Csp paper, IL. ID. and IS lbs :o0,'o EcVel =
ONES i 10 lot, cbes3est 10 the State
spl2 u - ~. ~. u --->------ ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
H ERB ERT BRYAN T
NO. 25 KING STREET.
FISH DEALERS.

EsSR DesA IL EkSSe
NOTICE.
have Just resumed m5
FlSd PACKING BUSINESS
A.NO 22 CORPORATION FISHWHARF
where I will ba prepared TO furnish all kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH,
f!esh or sslt. at the shortest notice. sollcT
your patronage, especially my old customers,
ard gusrsLtee .hst ny psst repus!ion shall be
fully su.tsneG.
All orders freq, tie country promp .ly attend
ed 10, AID good terms if the Jsrtles were
present Respectfully yours,
an4 ;. -. RbED.
@. Z PRICE W. JAvIHs.
T Cl0X. }. ". HoRsEaAS
fish FISH
VIC have This day formed 3 copartne,ship, un-
dc: Tho firm mama Of
GEO T. PRICE & CO.,
Dealers J.,
SRE5h an d SALTED FISH.
Eish rcco:voG daily from the fishing shores on
tse Potomac scd supplied to consu mers In
Quantities 20 suit eithsr ircsh Or salted by eI'
periencec psckers.
Stalls Nos. l aaI 2, City Market and Fish
Hci::c No ], Cooperation Fish Wharf
Country orders solicited and eatisfat zion guar.
antesi [mh3'3C'] GEO. L. PRICl d 90.
rATENT ICE CREAM FREEz ,ERS-W,
have jug: received e g. sn inve' ce Of tn
Els, acknowledged to ba best { jail and ex
.mne.t AcLRs & UP iLERS,
np - 76 } i;ng street.
{ ,aoICE CAgoz1 Ma kICE received to
- aS5 oy is25 j. Q: ALBUM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
N B. EsI{ sAI.

MhDlgssAL.
TUFTS
PILLS!
INTRODUCED 1868.
4 TORPID LIVER
Is the fruitful source of many diseases, pr9mmI.
nent among which are DYSPEPSiA, SiNh
HEADACHE. G0STlYEihnESSS, ~ D3SRNEERR- SeNER
fAiJHDI0E' PILES, RHEUMATISM, KID.
NEY COMPL Amt, CoLIC. elc.
Symptoms Of a Torpid Liver.
Less Of Appetite and Nausea, tho bowels are
co:,lve, but sometimes alternate with looseness.
Pain in the Hosd, actompsnisd with dull SEN
ss.ion in tie back psrt Pain in the right side
and under the shoulder blade. fullness after
estinr, WITH di:inclination to e1ertion Of body
CT miDd. Irritability of Temper, Low Spirits,
Less OF "a emory, with feeling Of having neg.
lected some duty, Genera! Wesriness. Dizziness
Fluttering ct the Heart, Dvts before the eyes,
yellow Skin, Headache generally over the right
eye, Restlessness at night with ftful dreams.
highly colored Urine. IF THESE WARN
ings arc unheeded, serious diseases will soon DO
developed.
TJJTT'S PILLS
Are especially adapted to such cases. a single
dose effects such q change of feeling as to as!on'
ish the sufferer.
TUFTS PILLS
Are compounded from substances that are tree
from any properties that can injure the most
delicate o-gsniz alton. They Search, Cleanse,
Purify ani Invlgora!e The Entire System. BY
relisving the engorged liver, they cleanse tne
tocd from poisonous humo!s, and thus lmpSrt
health and vitality to the body, causing the
can feel well.
ANOrED DIVINE SAYS:
DR.. Tu!t-Desr Sir: For ten years l have
been q martyr 10 Dyapepsia. Constpatlop and
Piles Las. Spring your Pills were recommend,
ed to me I used them (bu! with little faith l.
an now we'll man. have good appetite, di-
Ees,on peIfset resu!a: stools: piles gone No. ana
have gained forty uoun1s soIi1 Il hn' 1ney are
w. Kev. T. L. sIMrsoN. Louisville. KY.
TUFTS PILLS.
Their st effect is to Increase the appetite. and
cause tho body to take on Il Ssh, thus the system
is nourisaed and by their Tonic Action on the
Digestive Organs Regular stoels are produGed.
DIX. J.. +. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK,
SAYS
"Few Diseases exist that csnno! DO ra!ie7ed oy
restoring the Liver to its normal functions, and
foc this purpose no remedy has ever been in.
vented III st has rs happy An effect as TUFTS
SOLD EvERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS.
Office Rs Murray street, New York.
3ss- '.Dr. TUFTS MANUAL of valuable In:
fo.ms.ion and Useful Receipts will be mailed
free on appicstion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
BAKERS AND CoNFEGTloNEHs.
GEORGE r. HILL & CO.'S.
loaf BR EADS

Wo hsve two di9tiNcL grades upon lAG msFkeI
No. is CIR FINE BREAD, Which We !e'
conmond VIA cor iience II i: wiit4. Of RIGA
favor. and keeps fresh several days. II you sre
using tbs bIezIi snd do not eocsua,e it upon the
dnv Of lis purata.a. Try i. tho nezt dsy or the
day following bcf5!o throwing it aside as stsle
and worthless
Eo.2 PLAIN BREAD, il. chias recon-
menda.ion being che3pness.
GEORGE K HILL & CO.'S. HOME u AIDE
RREkTEaST R[SGNIT. my8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

sTOR CLERK Of TUE MAREhT-l Te-
E. specially Announce mysei ms candidate
for reelection to the ct!ica OF Clock Of The Msr-
ket, subjec. to tho decision Of the consa-7a:iTe
primary election, to 10 hsld On Mondsy, May
i2Lh, 1879. and for The Er&Daer IN "hicN nay Gu.
ties have husn di:charsei, J. respectfully Ttf.r
TO Tho Commissioners Of tha Sinking fuHd, to
tho Auditor, in whose citico ny niont.lg reports
xrc led and s=l,lsd, ari tothe people generally.
nv 3-.oe GHAHhES 4. GALE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

1AU a,.onqccuenis must inrrr,1jtV be pail for
IN ndrnace No notice lriN be taken Of orders
amics, they are accompanied 1ciM TIE easel
mo VOTERS OF ALENANDBIA.-
In cnnourcine myEs!fa cs-dijs;e for the
oEce cf SureriltsnGert Of i!-s i. !4wi.a tho
assurance tGst can b. of.nrvic1 10 the corpos-
alton # eec!r6. e:d Esr2 u p.y possession 'ss-
tin onial proofs to this: i.Ct kespecI!ul:y,,
ryo ma Z. 6:.AUh at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

TCR AuDlTOR-I respectfully tlfsr m5Ee!(
e AZ q candilsts for re election 20 Tho OH CO OF
Audilor--su5jac set 20 tho d:c,. ion O: .h@ rIlna7y
e!ectio.. "a be held cE Monday next.
rnv sine f. t. BRuGEEGT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

T HESPECIFUhLy anIoGcc0 rnysaii 3 c.n
J. ddstc FOR the ciHce Of Collector Of Taxes fJ-
the Northcrn District, subiec. ~ tao action Of
taa conservative primary election.
ap EG.tpe GEO. I'll. III &RKEhi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

Wa JOHNSON JOHN T. HAMMOND.
w A. JOHNSON = Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCa'TS,
AND DEALE2S IN ALL KINDS
OF LIQUORS. ALSO
A4HNTS FOR ARLINGTON Rr.fIAh
ALHAND PORTER AND LAF
LANDS AND RANDS
POWDER.
Coasignmenls of Grain, Flour and sl' kulaS
of Country Produce solicited.
Liberal advances msdo On cohsigntaen's 10
store
Northeast corEer OF Cameron And ho5al s1s
Alexandria, VS.. sus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

T HEREBY aanCulca myself So q candidate
L for the position Of Marx: Aah;r' Deihg
sn old and We known citizen. SID having u
WAYS gwen my support 20 tho dsmocrs!ic con-
servstivo party. feel ths! no other recommend
s.ion is necessary to csusa my friends snt th4
rutlc generally 60 rally - my support l
must also sts,o thst during lie OF over !?rty
ctti g of any kind ], therefore. hope you will
now favor ine with your votes, and il clected L
will diach-rgc the du:.s o: the eli % faithfully.
This snnouncemo2! is ms4o sl5jeci to It's, CON
nv G-IA Jas. w. SIMPSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

y RESPECTFULLY annouu CA ra5 soil - csn'
/ 6;Gstc f;r :e-elsctOa - tbs uGce OF Clerk
of tbe Ca Works. subject t. the decision of the
Conservative prinsry election aid sol:cl. the
support cf ny fellow ciiz4rs.
MAI w. W. HARPER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10

. FULL LINEOf NEW AND CHOICE
Il. TEAS received this day (Mar 7th), ard
for sale very low bY r. ". AVERY,
mhri 2Zj kiagSt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18
4 CARD.

To Ill Vho ass su1ssisg fpeo Tie errors
and indisesssiees Of youth, nssvoss weak
ssas, early decay. !oss o. manhood Ac.. I
will ssed receipe that viii cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE Thh greet Fsosdy
90 Discovered b. . mi~ionasy IN South
ADssies. 6bo1 . sslf.sd.jsrsael envelope
. ths Rsv. JosspA 7. lsmas. Ssssias d.
Bibls Hoes. New Yosk City. ] 36s&~ly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18

1t is published in the leading New
York pape, that Lizzie Webster has
had . house in that city make . pair
of tights for her which cost one hun.
dred dollan-and she ellis the bill
plumply.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18

Fer downright sore.besdedses We
commend the following from the JEFF
feson CITY 4Fbsoe: EE2
."As another bid for removing the
State Capital. the Sedalis people a-e
going to have . railroad surveyed from
that City to Warsaw. Jefferson CITY
has already twenty miles surveyed and
gEaded in that direction. which our
neighbors are entirely welcome to, il
they will accept it. We are in favor
If SedaIia decidedly, rs the future
capital of the State, but . sense Of
fair play demands that when it Il
once fairly on wheels every county
seat in the State should have the priv
ilege of bidding for it. Our repro.
seutative will. therefore. SO 10 It that
the resolution Of Mr.. FAIR Be @
amended that every town in the State
shall have come show for It. But Il
must be understood that We arc 10
favor Of Sedalia. She wants it badly I;
she lacks Just that much of being Z
finished city. St. Louis wants it,
also. bat then she can't give such ~.
surances as Sedalia that tho morals Of
the members will be watched over and
cared for"
Any county seat in the State
would be preferable for the seat Of
government to Jefferson City, the
town which ID beset with biecuit shoot.
en and able-bodied men who cut
bread for the member biennial.
ST. Louis Is . more convenient place
by . large majority than Jefferson
City. If the Capital cannot come to
Sedalia, take it to St. Louis, Elston.
Windsor or Hermitage, Hickory ooun-
ty, any place % that there would Be q
change of faces and hash 1t the board.
ing houses.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18

The herOine Of Keenes wheat spec.
ulation, Miss May Courtney: the
young lady operator who ssnt the
forged Telegram from New York, viii
enter the lecture field next winter, il
is expected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18

An odorous paragraph d floating
around to the effect that Q Wisconsin
man has tame skunk. We don't
believe you can tame Q skunk hut he
will be slightly unreliable. s.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18
Stealing IN Orphon in Broad DAY
Light.
From the Toledo 70 I, Rl.A>

Stealing IN 0rphsn in Broad Ds,
Light.
From the Toledo CO., Blade.
Yesterday afternoon, after tho chill
dren under charge of tho Sisters q
Charity had been taken from church
to their home. At St. Vincents Orphan
Asylum, on Cherry street, above Ban,
croft, it was found that one Of thei,
number, little fellow named Hubert
aged about ten years. was missing.
BY inquiry around among the children
it was learned from two of tho boy.
that soon after coming out ofSt Fran.
els de Sales Church. q stranger ap.
preached them and asked each of them
to 60 along with him. They both ne
fused. when he asked the third. the
Hubert boy, and be consented. Ac.
cording to their account the man then
took him under bis arm and started
down Ontario street.
This was evidently at the corner of
Cherry and Ontario. Is it Is about that
point that the children from the two
churches, St. Francis De Sales and ST.
Marys. come together. and there is
naturally q slight confusion in the
ranks for . moment The attention
OF the managers Is directed towards
reforming the line, and this seems to
have been taken advantage of BY the
stranger, With the above mentioned
result.
The persous having the children in |
change IRE very much exercised over
the transaction, not knowing into
whose hands the boy has fallen. The
man d reported to have had tho 40.
peannee ola farmer, but - there arc |
no witnesses Of the ai8air except .
lev children, that point Is uncertain. |
lie mother Of the boy was
burned to- death about iive ysars
lgo. sinoe which tine be has besu
It 10 asylum, without even being I
inquired for. it b aid. By his relatives.
The fatber lives IN The city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18

Mrs. Anna Elm, the nineteenth
wife of the late Brigham Young, has
written IN open letter to Mn. Rutber.
ford B. Hayes in which she contra.
diets the statements made to Mr..
Hayes BY two Mormon women in the
interest Of polygamy. Ann Eliza
shows that it does not possess . single
redeeming feature, and urges Mrs.
Hayes to exert her influence against
that vast and increasing crime. and
tells her that words of sympathy from
her would speedily b waited westward
to thousands Of aching hearts, ''and
be - refreshing - tho dew of morn
ing to many weeping Hagar, wander
ing in moro than desert lands. ;.
Whoa! Ann Elixai 81
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18

Still tho 0lebc- Democrat says moth.
ing about Shelf Alsop turning up bi.
toes. II Shelf had been q Democr.t,
what howl and largo headline would
hs,s been witnessed By the readers ID
that pretended Bible. banging journal.