davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-02-20

. UnAN--WAA IN 0O0u ntf1hHuH HnH ettongct. eAle3
wpro to ions ut 50 TO per ion on track. and 400
10 arrive.
Cuny.MEAL--salo was n!aua Of 20 tons coarse at
S1a. 90 per ton Oh tslck.
Suonrs.-saacH weEo 20 tons at 50 .n0fao.5 30.
] wa: ss 81 70 tons n g. a.
" st1onrcr 9hc m,ar kct advanced l.:c md c'nsed
lc above The latest prices at rncrt!nr, wifi t1t,n
feelin. throughout. L!scrlI0nl anl InnttoH wore
reuurts Of Altpmcnts to tho Continent Of En.orc.
SGw YORK was nlMc!. md our receipts were sun'u.
wt Fset r. oc;s 1o
utltslo, hut vas incrca,.tt bY !e stimulus which
thc news gaye 10 !ucal buyers. The demand seemed
hc two Keeping sela.lyotY scndy, md Indicating
that soo!! na,y aho'ss wore lcng T. covered, alnnE
aa %1a aa ,sss W. r III r liz swo rsas s
curry a9ni..st contracts: il cloac nj !c bid. who
Apll opsaci At o5!i i@D3:ie, atl;aneed 10 81; ;ic.
aud Tell luck tn nt'.GtniI4c nt the c1ose Seller
Msssh Il aSs1 # G.s Go.,na so.s3af It y Ss a
Marc!. Seller the 'na,,st was qaotui at 0a'iM
csns et s SrS sae. 3, Ye1S III rfpo',ea M of
ID K'6 III hy .alnp!v at tj4dbsac Total. q! suodu
M'STEH S w5fTsa!ss III IT. ~ ,s wstg ~ G y G No. at
CbllN-Wat actsvo and s,rong. advancing ahont
Nc ~ tIlp average. with Aiay sales ut nn I'm.
| i'rossoteut of ic. ard closed isn. The l',illsh
! mHrI;rts WIRE qnulrd tIrMeE, n.'ti New York ~.
putsed a iair dumal,d. while our receipts, were
r1,hss h%n' n,i t's naskSt aymnaxv! van VIZ
slny, bnt y scen.ud that rseAt 1nily or'uta WIRE
mere - srll 1T SIC, amt t1ls market therefore hnn:
The trsstnn. III consequence II which many Of tse
| selling ufilcre cUnlA nut le rxtcIlaA. MAY opened
s ss"sss 70 I'll 5 a1 191 s9:sS % au ttsFs ss
toil 4 ;si,.sf%;S;fs Ma5s IT !: :ssE!}.s; e.; a II
:ttt:c, i'll CuhIur with thu Ulfst1 1ruFg
, 1879-02-20

Receivers held lhc offerings hlshor CARLY tut PACK.
crt, who were tho un'y huYors. would nut ralso
cr ,anu lay drlnurfa:.c. aalca wcro mado nf il
care Ut Sti6I54.S Sn4 thu market cfuAinR Ut 3l.40.
E(it;S-Wctc htendbr at l:}Qb1Jc. Tho storm
caltsri thu tnlnroycnlc1t. DcaaetA expect smaller
receipts tnr day or 1w1.
Fts1i-Fair nctlylty was noted, both In tho CITY
anu country demand, aud ntices hsan tnled l., arm
, 1879-02-20

= The following were TIC fctcIr1R anti sIlir'
neuts of the leading articles Of l'rodncc III tss
city during tic twsnty.four hours ending at
O'Clock vi, Wednesday, ,nornur and correspond
tnr daln tFrtyc months nIo:
, 1879-02-20

IN NEW yONK YESTERDAY.
Feb, 10.--lssgclp,s-Flour, 1850 brls; wheat.
30, $50 bu; corn. GS,07U bu; oata, IL 445 bu;
corn-mca, LILO psgs; rye, 2.795 bu; barley,
1890 bu; malt, e,j9i ba; pork, 2,0o3 brs:
becl, 1,i5e scs; cus.mcats, G.l:t pkgs; iari,
a,1Ql tcs, whisky, :.35 hrls.
Exports--Fur twcnty'four holtrs-Flonr, A,010
nrs: wheat, 600tD bu; corn, 0a.0oo hui outs,
1,0n bu.
PnUV1slON E1rpRTs.
The ChIef at tho Bureau Of Htutistica at Waall-
inston furnishes thu following rs among al,a cs-
hurts from New York, Bostuu. Philadelphia,
baltimore, Portland, Huron, Detroit, New Ha'
, 1879-02-20

nt1EEt'-Thern ,sns cnnlnued good local tn4
shipping ncnnnh. Aad tbs market sVaIn jttDj,1tj
n steady and tlrm luHt. 6nles wGte ra1a:,sdW
81. b0G14. b7:t Tor cumtNun 10 choice iinalliea
, 1879-02-20

COO
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for February delivery on the
lending articles ,or the last two business days:
, 1879-02-20

BROOM cunN.-T1e demand continues fair for
this nonth. The market IL quoted better hy ho,nc
dealers. Tho .hlk Of Tho torn hero Ia now In the
hand. Ut the rerulnr firms, and Tho stock IN Tho
country IA hold bv farmers who arc prepared to
kesp Il iii they can ret their ntlce:
, 1879-02-20
local BECi,HtTIEs.

LOCAL BECi,HtrIEs.
The market Is very poorly supplied. md hence
transactions asc limited. ps!ecs arc ltr1n At our
quotations, VIZ:
, 1879-02-20

1,uaN--Waa In good don,nndand stronecr Sales
wprn to ions ut 50 TO per ion Oh track, at 50. 90
10 nrriye.
CHuX.MEaL--Salo wns n,ade OF 20 tons coarse at
$40 m mfr ton Hu II I'LL.
, 1879-02-20

Iat0Ara or lily aonbA AAn nKMENAL xEN.
EMAHutsk.
Wefk ending last Saturday.. ..,...4 1850, 71l
tu1lcspundHH week Inst year. ..,... H,iu,9ll
Nlnce jau. tEts ,ear. ..,......... N, i6b, ..I
CORRESPONDING period lat ycaf...., Ut Sl5, iii
E3i1JMT4 Up UuAKn1 IL Filnui'CE.
Week ending last Iuesday.... '. ..,$ u,H17. .lH
Corresponding week last year,. .... u,Utn, h17
Ehce Jau. ihls year. ...,,.,..... -. ~. J0 In!
Corresponding pvfloi Iaai Ycar...... ~, biU, 7;3
Week ending last saturday. ......,,..3 4el. ora
co.fesponulu: wcok Iaat ytat.,.,.... 10, 700
b!nos Jsu. This }ear......... .tsit, .,.I
Corresponding perl1l la$t ytar..,... III Sa:, 1Iu
NEcElrTt fuu CUaroMs.
Week enIlnR tEst Sat urdpY ....,,.....$ ..0aD e2l
s.uTfssFundlA2 week last year -. aaHt, 1s5
t,pcu jau. i thls ytae,. ....,,,,,,.. 1.3lI, .UH
Corresponding period lust Yenr. ..... l..J.7,. ,.l7
Week sudiuu iii Sstufdsy. .,.,..,,,S tuj, a47
Corresponding week laxt yeaf.,,..... i,lG}, u,:i
Sues jp,.. thls sJear............~. IL AiD. 4iI
CU.tsspuAt1ut islod lAtt yeRt,...... Is, tuS. 1:l
1ls following table sAowa The prLees u lead
, 1879-02-20

t''TI, turr,,,.t.
a f-x,,,,,,,c,, Il, ratr oneA.,s
/ surn. 'u,. MI. fi,'s fa.' 'yXSt i,,,,p',;,
i Ert-. fl,,rto }tnnst f;ii;hil3
i, t.rax sS t,y,.ntnnr,;l ~
'tt.nntt,,tm,t, m II, f,,r 1Rc3s
r, ' sn,,nrt,r ~ ~ ,tnn tit;EEi,
n l:xfrs tino r., i1,.ss, 5sstsi,1
!, !, "ttu t,'tns" '''''
1ft.or,.,,>r ~, .,' T., rai,. toehs,a
"toss ~ sn.'-'stuHn
, 1879-02-20

Tho following ate the returns of the foreign
commerce Of The Port Of New York for the week
ending Saturday last. and eiu.u The fpgiuntn: of
tho year. compared with the returns for Tic cor
Responding Hgriu4 last year;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

Among the propositions lately made
the following has the peculiarly Of
novelty, 10 say the least. IL was made
by temperance lecturer in Western
city; Barkecpcrs in this city pay on
an average so per gallon for whiskey.
One gallon contains an average OF six.
u -iiye drinks, and at ten cents u drink
The poor man pays $3.50 per gallon for
his whiskcy In other words, be pays
81 for the whiskey aud $3.50 to a man
for handing il over the bar. Make
your wife your barkceper Lend her
$2 to buy a gallon Of whiskey for be.
ginning aud every time you want a
drink, 90 to her and pay ten cents for
IL BY the time you have drank a
gallon she will have $500, or enough
money to refund the two dollars bor-
rowed OF you. to pay Tor another gallon
Of liquor aud have a balance OF $500.
She will be able TO 80 conduct future
operations Oh her own capital, aud
whom you become an inebriate. unable
10 support yourself. Stunned and de-
spised by all respectable persons. your
wife will have enough money to keep
you until you get ready to ill drunk
ards grave.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

AsHfEY EFfsnF ~ r We y
.s sassa a. ge~stsy LeaEs bsFuiy
e. AsHtsen Maeis aasfs Al ! - e'r3egf
REMINGTON LofsQE Nasz = G =. WH.
n EsfrfsaH ~ Eugns M51ashas Legs
iegsig Ia Haksat Nesls Fri3aFs Al ~
HHE
puEsEy E8Hs4E No ls& NC T.. Il NJ
sf4W n itte Iss5Ef uupu4r. IA o
Halpasl Neats gass3s3s - D. s'c8acs.
GRANT tks8E Nb la8 vet. W A
hsaast hny la8fs neEHiF 2 J
Esst Mcss NataFasys a. fs8 a'cites
F98h&L lDlHY A. WCT r
84aHfs u 20 Asa. N~E l. dee iA.pa5y. b A.
bfss4Gd Aasis Ssiaf8Efs Al eeioct
40 kHAnsMuR8 IupgE Va IS Wei
II q Esssn CD Psfter Lo4Fs nrPa
- u EFsEstt Meets Saturdays ~ -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
60. 80 80 % mar.I .a.sIaa

rho.s sho Insist On moral sassion
a.ane dare not apply their Arguments
Ia ot questions Abolish al laws
,gtsasi lheh. murder aud other
5iasse assmiss the CITY police olore
0aa counts 5iscbarge the officers Of
4snCe poll down the jaiIs and penn
ieuusnrs aud turn over the morals Of
lbg community 10 the preachers aud
editors. - moral suasion, aud society
sould be swept from existence 10 an
explosion 81 vice that would shake
beaver and earth Satan himself is
transformed into an angel Of light in
lais plea iur moral 50 asion Gully and
again. witb ihe words Of the Lord Up.
ga Ais bps. lemptH the sons Of God IL
is overlooked by many that law itself
is large factor ia all true moral sua.
sion fJr law, human as we'll as Divine
has Always been looked TO for an inter-
probation Of true morality. There must
be some standard Of right and wrong
by which moral questions are TO be de-
cided Law has. in human history,
been that standard therefore law is
greater educator Of the public con.
science, aud most important element
il moral suasiou. Legislative halls,
constitutional conventions, courts Of
Justice, aud battle fields where great
principles have been announced IN the
lannon's roar, ATE among the greatest
teachers OF the worlds conscience
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

Have just received, positively, the
largest lot of hollow-ware that ever
came to Manchester at any one time,
and what is more they are selling it
at prices that can't be beat any
where around here. We are also
selling copper, brass, lead pipe and
pumps at greatly reduced prices.
Our line Of stoves is now complete
Our No. 8 LEADER and FAME cook
stoves speak for themselves. Our
line of Parlor and Box Stoves are
all that can be desired. But we wish
particularly to speak in favor Of our
NEW REGENT PARLOR COOK
COAL STOVE, which for elegance
of design cannot be surpassed. They
are made of four sizes with oven,
and five without, and as far as its
working qualities are concerned we
know that they never, as yet, have
been beaten. Call in when you
come this way and see this new par
lor coal stove and hollow-ware which
you have just read about. II you
do not buy it will be just the same
with us.
We wish now to call the attention
of Merchants and Dealers in tin
ware and stove pipe to the fact that
we have just introduced new fea-
ture 10 the line of our business;
that OF wholesaling tinware and
stove pipe at such prices and such
quality Of goods that we shall not
fail to meet their approval and re-
ceive our share Of their patronage.
Our facilities for doing job work,
tin roofing and eyetroughing, DC,
are mere ample than ever. When
you are making bargain with us
depend upon it we will do by you
just what we say we will.
All orders or inquiries by tele-
graph or mail will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly answered.
Thankful for past fayors and patron
age we remain
Respectfully yours,
J. DAVIS d Son.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
E''' COLLINS -
IOLTAlC PLASTER.

Affords the most grateful relief in rheumatism,
Weak Spine, Local Pains, Nervous Affections,
Local Rheumatism. Tie DouloureauI, Nervous
Pain, Affections Of the Kidneys, Fractured Ribs
Affections OF the Chesi, Colds aud Conghs, Inju-
ries Of the Back. Strains and Bruises, Weak
Back, Nervous Pain Of the Bowels ,Cramp in the
stomach and Limbs, Heart Affections Enlarged
Spleen, Bruises and Puneturos rheumatism OF
the Wrists and Arms, Asthma, Gout, Local and
Deepseated Pans, Pam in the Chest, Stitch in
ack, Pain in the Hip, yarcose or Enlarged
Veins Crick in the Back aud neck, Pain and
Weakness in side and Beck, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Lumbago whipping Cough, sharp Pains
in the Breast Heart Disease, Quinsy, Diabetes,
aud for Lameness In any part Of the Body
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
CA I Ar Ri
NEVER FAILING RELIEF
AFFORDED BY
SlNFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

TTlsR taci hat cAa Be sntstaHt.atsA ~ tts
4 Moet rexpec 81 tesa3naGnlalr Ssss afaHNd
- tasas 81 NaT pfapItetAfT Eass-irine. tkst ths
IA rlcst CrEr fnH EATtAHM fost ia etsfY oass
AfsJa ihetsAt thd PARA asset RELIEF. A1 natter
- be- ianE standEng - hes severe The d1ss1ss
the fFsg dose g4ssN snct EFtasNf e lte ralue 10
ths trtaineui g Catarrhal sseriioas iast can o.
dsace i - once fet Is lts GtltF q 40 AT that -
clasmed faf ats Jhs tsstlmuay q physictans,
dfagFisis ard pattents j. BB.faaNs 10 fhis re-
sPsct ard ihe amn Ating svsdsHos il 10 point
"A fFspssfsishts superior ~ Ehy eysr bgfafs ah-
tkipfd be- istEf ~ popular remedy TIE pro-
pristsrs, therefore. mar justly itsl pteua o. The
pesii5aa tie ktnfakf CuhE 10. aiixined and ae.
htys Is woilhy ~ 10 reputation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

such - haFt, Wesk lDdAmed Red, knd Watery
hes liberation and Inflammation o. The Ear
gaAou " the usula aud SNolled Tonslis, Nor.
yous Headache. neurAlgiG, Dizziness, Clouded
Memory, Loss ~ Nervous Force, Depression Of
spirits, all carefully and scientifically treat
ed with this remedy according 20 directions
which accompany each bottle, or will be mailed
to any address on receipt OF stamp
Each package q S6sFoRps RADICAL Cur con.
tAius Dr. Sanford's Improved lnhaling Tube, and
fnli directions for its use in all esses. Price,
81 co. For sale by all wholesale and retail drug
gists and dealers throughout the United States
and CanAdas WEEKS a POTTER, General
Agents and wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
10 Years A Sufferer.
rom Hon. Thee P Boger,, Bristol r 1.

MCss wFsKs 4 Porffk Gs.ac8sH, Freis
tbg Thoroughly eauWneed q the sfleAsy e. sAN-
FoEps BkuIaAJ CraK ron CsTsaKA ] an Hduccd
te drop HH iina io ssy that sithogEh J lave
EtrH te-tt eAl af al nuEtrams tdttriisea -
tfaIirkl en- e. bays never found aoythi1g
inst promises rueb feh8 aad ultimate cure
shat q kANFoRus
have been sfiistcd with th- dreadful disease
lei muit ibsu ttH yeSfs and BQi until recently
canld I % inaucg g. ptfseytre vih any until 1
read az letter % Mr.. HFNRH walls, ASA eau
tratAiH.F cay thkt sitter u.iBg Ave or iii bottles
] Am thoroughly convinced of IL curative prop
err es Hoping hat others similarly sffiicted
hike myself viii be induced % make the trial
an, gentlemen. yery truly, etc
THO. T, BOGERT.
Bnnrot. q. l.. July ~, 1871
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

Pennsylvania receives $500. 900
yearly isom license tees. and spends
So 00V.0oo tor the paapers aud crimi-
Gals ~hlch the run shops send her
Ilow i that ipr high 5nsncienngg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

Oser 20 600 copies Of TIE Temper
aace Lesson Book. By Dr.. Richardson
havc already beea sold fot use 10 the
schools and families o. Great Britain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
Price, 25 Cents.

BE careful to call for COLLINS YOLTAIC
PLASTER lest Won get some worthless imitation.
Sold By all Wholesale aud Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Cauadas, and
BY WEEKS 4 POTTER, pr1prietors, Boston,
Macs "a ISAelSS.4wl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

Il. a. ar a. r.

4. %. or q. r..
sss es5 asa - 49, eAsA - ~ - tss.sss
- a. fsAsqs AS - fAssars ~ s4a@4 ~ p
sexs. - e sAEesa . 500 she e4swssAea ~
~ tssss aasan tswsa I ssua NJ de-
s88s d a.uis . a s. a&A@sas fFe@s fssh
issAg ThHf saass 30 fsssatfd ~ FAs 81
Etas - Nassh FHs~wa9 @a aaanfaag 80
tnsaFf tMrsFsEaa Ths SETTER rsssff fss
"a ~ tn samafass smY ttsrss est,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

a cafefal canvass 81 lbe prisoners 10
The city Of washingtou. showed that
80 per eest we're victims Of intempcr.
anee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

a. incidental proof 81 the success "
the Hotkiugmeh's Coflee.rooms 10
England ss ablidotes 81 the drinking
salo8us + furnished 10 the fact that
there has been this year considerable
Increase 10 lhe imports Of such beyef-
ages s. epcua coffee sud tea, and a
decrease il ibtoXicataog liquors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13

There are men-and women, sad TO
ay by the ten thousand, IN this
country. who would resent with indig-
nation a charge that they were drunk
ards. aud yet are sowing the wind OF
their physical destruction, OF of those
who follow them. iast AS surely as they
Who indulge ia oten alcoholic excess.
One need uut be- drunk to be drunk
sri ut 10 u,snls annually 20 down
10 death Hlr victims II strong drink,
vino. lactI lvr- llng, were never thor
au d, nt zia tod ,lial multitude
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
HARNE SIS WORK

81 The old stAsd aaf uiii euatssor 20 make !, for
tAs iatsf rect n Al sso Heed goods ID COR lac 10
call
VIZ aNKE MOST 81 0uG nwS LEATHER
ia the old fssa.osea VA We alsa zee some II
Ihe Besi usE stnsk
Az assortment Of Hhips, Blankets &e.,
Couklahlly 90 Hand.
Psrsous sssding stias - eel - tan wliIfsks
great c3Fs Is sklnutng.
a~Cat skias are act u9Fth tanulHg
b1rsst Aes Csh fsss z5-ziF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad

stands confessed y At tho head OF American rail-
wsys The track IL double the entire leagih Of
the Ii ., o. rtesl rails laid on heavy oak ties
which are embedded ia q foa dstiob - rock
ballast eightseu inches 10 dsp.h All bridges
are OF iron OF stone and built ap0n the moot Sp.
proved plsns lie passenger cars, while ems
nsbtly safe and substantial are at the same tins
models Of comfort Ano elegance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-13
Ayers SarsapariIla,
ron PURIFYING rnE p11on.

THIS enmpeunA 81 We vegetable slisrAf9yss
NAFn@prlls. pHet. s4ll.iaFtas AN& saadrNka sta
tas Id as = NalAsh AS lrpn, usskss uasi Fl
tsststi cnfs q a series a8 rawplAsHts wticA are
vars pFNs&isnt tNd safFtinE u prntea tks
hiesA ppfEcs eat TIE iuftfhg hauart Is shs
sFstesn tAst unAere9us heslth and ssttis tnta
truahl.sasns disorders Ffupiiaat - he skin
afs The AopeafAHce 90 the NarfArs - hnmets
thss aheaia Ne expelled ffua the ts~asi tstsFs
ca asfaaxsmsnts afv ths asisymtBstsaa u w.
sane hrni " D. pauae iutSfnAl orEaa. - erEAns,
Neaee asttea theF deFauge. ana whose set.stAhee
khsy alaeAse And destEsF. ANNMs SAss aFsnEl-E.A
sxpelis thNsa humofs fsnnl the blood Masn ,hss
are guse The disorders thst pfpisce disappear,
snsk As uioefaliau II she liver. stomach kidpsya
lpnEs etuptens And stuptss diseswes e tie
skih, 81 Anthpays lire. fnsr ~ sFgstpslAs.
pimplss paatHles. hlatches bssis tHmufs ts,tsf
sna sah fheam soAld head. rRawurm. uieefa
and sores. Fhsumstsw. neuralgia. pan 10 the
h0ues, aide And head, female weAtuess, sierth5y
lsuchorfhsN sfiasng frou t1tefnsl alteration ana
rtsrins disease afapsy, dyspepsia emtelalian
and genera dehiAsy VIA tAoir iepAftuts
health fetsfns.
, 1879-07-19
The Arnxat the Pslls.

1t is exceedingly refreshing to see with
what tenacity the republican party aims
at holding the reins Of government. In
congress and out of it, through the me-
dunn of the press, the leaders OF tnst y
party with the most brazen etfrontery tell
the people that the charge OF using the
army at elections is clap trap, when at the
same time it stands on record through the
army only has the republican party been
able to hold power. The satraps sta
toned in the southern states were Will
ling tools and ever ready to aid this party
of fraud, falsehood and chicanery, and we
are glad to notice tina. the people take
alarm and remember that to use the army
for such purposes is menacing and sndan.
gerins their liberties. Il was the use OF
the army which determined the quaiihca-
tions of the members Of the Legislature IN
Louisiana, and at the polls by Gen. Burn
side in Kentucky, by Gen Scoheid In
Missouri, by Gen. Dix in MARYLAND, by
Gen. Schenck in Delaware, and attempts
to interfere at elections were also made
in New York City under Gen. Butler and
at Philadelphia by the United States mar
ines The use Of the army for such puf-
poses is wrong, unsafe and antagonlst'c
to ths principles that should govern re-
publican institution. Carl Schurz' 'hen
senator from Missouri, IN speech III
that body said
United States soldiers; with INK nast ts thsn,
ueenf os ,h .ne gs,s;Sn csst ast hall ' bv fone
7 M cannot therefore. escape from the deliberate
conviction, aconviction eonscientioasly formed
that the deed done on the 4th OF January, IN
the state mouse OF tais,aha, S py .ne niilIary
loai, mT s yioIston If the CONSTITUTION and
law. law Of this republic.
, 1879-07-19

ELoPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. - She
thought it WAS better to be san old man $
darling, so left her happy home and low
ing hubby and placed herself under the
protection of hoary headed, lecherous
bondholder, who came up from the land
Of big red apples with Winchester rife
Whenever lie visited MILESTONE Hollow.
He told her he had $1,000 in gold, gold
the price Of many crime untold and
that settled the matter L. L. Williams
brought her to Walla Walla and lodged
her in the Slime House. They did mt
visit much whilst in the city. She had
evidently already got to be ashamed Of
having left "a handsomer man than
John and didn't feel bit proud about
her poor affinity. We hope they will be
Very, very happy, and if they are not after
tins notice we will assist them with an
other sratuitous send off The " old un"
bought tickets iur LsGrande, in which
very respectable and highly virtaoas towi.
where eggs are only % cents per dozen
cash, they viii no doubt meet with
warm reception as soon as it is known
what they are. Meantime the "much
wronged, who has made his escape for
the present, Is cleaning out his shot gun
ana Will 60 on the war path Just as soon
as ne can procure the red paint with
which to decorate his left ear He would
nave gone before this, bnt the proper kind
OF paint required was not to be obtained
, 1879-07-19
Lewiston Items.
LEWISTON, l. T., July 13, 1879
are still going on.

LEWISTON, L. l., July IL, 1873.
Improvements are still going on.
Our new hotel is nearing completion.
In consequence of our lawyers having all
left town tn attend court at Mt Idaho
times are very aniet here but everybody are
attending to their honest business.
The frame of the new Masonic hall is
up and large force of carpenters are at
work on it. The size of the building is 36
by 80; the lower part will be used as an ag-
ricultural store
Uncle Sam, through mis- agent here. has
seized several RATS q: timber tha. were cut
OH the public domain and RATED down the
Clearwater The parties have made a set
tlement by paying sJnmpage of 81 per NJ.
for logs, 80 cents per cord for wood and 81
cents each for railroad ties.
VIM Rhett, of Samnn river, has been in
dicted for incest and will have his trial At
this term of court at Mnnat Ila!in. unless
granted a continuance l am informed on
the best authority that instead OF acknowl
edging the soft impeachment, as at first re-
ported, he denies everything; /; he also de-
nies that there are any ties of cnnsanguiniiy
or affinity between himself and the girl
known as his oldest daughter The girl was
born about month after his marriage with
her mother, and is not his he also saws he
Will prove that Shen he married the woman
she had husband living in Oregon TO whom
she was married eleven months before.
VERITAs.