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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07

DENT-IANA.-Though we have no
pretentions to greatness, we resemble
one great man in one particular: We
are fond of the Dents and are related
to many of them, and should we ever
be elected President, we would be
guilty of nepotism. We should not
ignore our relations because we had
been elevated above them; if they
had honesty and capacity they would
be preferred TO others.
For model of convenience and
comfort, Dr. Dents new house eclipses
anything in this town, = U'eston Dem
0crat.
DR.. Arthur NJ. Dent the other day
removed large adipose tumor from
the shoulder of Mrs. j. 5. Wilkinson.
The operation was complete sue
cess, and the patient is doing WE'LL
ID.
Mrs. McCudden, ST., and Tommie
Gillooly are both rapidly recovering
under the careful treatment of DR..
Dcnt-Ib.
From the names in the above we
are reminded that there are great
many Irish people living in Lewis
county. We wish we had plenty of
Irishmen in Monongalia. They make
industrious and thrifty citizens, and
generally vote the Democratic ticket
Matt Larkin, Uncle George Lemons,
Michael Farrell and q few others
scattered here and there are not
sufficient to keep us in q good hui
NOR.
DIR. VIM. M. Dent, of Newburg,
passed through Morgantown last
week; so did r. Bruce Fogle Of Port
land.
Marshall M. Dent, an old-time ed
itor, has taken charge of the New
DOMINION. He is a writer Of ability,
and will sustain the reputation of
that excellent paper.--New Martins
cille Messenger.
Marshall NJ Dent has taken charge
of the editorial department of the
Morgantown New DOMINION. Mr..
Dent is an old newspaper man, hav-
ing run the Star in that county in
1862.-Foirmont Virginian.
NJ NJ. Dent, Esq, has assumed ed
itorial control of the Morgantown
New DOMINION. The gentleman is
an experienced quill-driver, and will
give the "unterrified" of old Monon-
gala a readable paper.-Ripley Her
all.
Marshall M. Dent has taken edi-
torial charge of the Morgantown New
DOMINION. Mr.. Dent edited and pub
lished for a number of years prior to
the war the Star, a paper which
gained quite reputation. Dent is
an able writer, and will no doubt be
a valuable accession to that paper
Grafton Sentinel
Marshall M. Dent now has charge
of the editorial department of the
Morgantown New DOMINION. Mr.
Dent is an experienced newspaper
man, and will no doubt get up live
paper.-Iyler Star.
Marshall M. Dent is now in the
editorial chair of the New DOMINION.
Mr.. Fleming is business manager, land
w. L. Jacobs conducts the job de
partment. We wish the New Do
MINIoN success in it's new departure.
Weston Republican.
Marshall NJ. Dent, formerly editor
of the Morgantown Star, has assumed
charge of the editorial department of
the New DOMINION of that place. We
are glad to welcome Mr.. Dent, who
will keep up the reputation e. mat
staunch Dem,sscratic paper.-Huat-
-~c,on 1dvertiser.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to the provisions Of De-.
cree of the Circuit Court of Monongalia
county, West Virginia, rendered by said
court at its March Term, 1870 In the
cause OF John Fl. Hoffman, ct al, against
Benjamin Ryan and others, the under
signed Commissioners in said decree nam
ed will, OH
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
LOCAL NEWS.
To The Public.

We desire the readers of the New
DOMINION to take notice that we are
making every effort to make an accept
able and readable paper for the especial
benefit of the Democratic party of Mon
ongalia county, with all the advantages
that may accrue to mankind in gener-
al thrown in. We propose to make
many Improvements in the paper and
enlarge it as, soon as we can make the
proper arrangements. We also pro
pose to furnish the New DOMINION at
as low price as possible, viz: $3.50 a
year, payable in advance. As a further
inducement to extend our circulation
We have made arrangements to club
with other papers on the following
terms, viz:
We will send the New DOMINION
and the Wheeling Weekly Register,
1.-THE price of which is also $3.50 to
single subscribers, for one year to any
person for So. 40, cash in advance.
We will send the New DOMINION
and the Philadelphia Weekly Times,
(the price Of which is $500 to SINGLE
subscribers, to any person one year for
1915, cash in advance.
As a special inducemcnt, we will
send the New DOMINION and the Ne,c
York Weekly World from now until
the FIRST day of next January for 81. 40,
cash in advance.
We will furnish the New DOMINION
for $3.50, and any of the magazines or
city newspapers singly, at their club
prices, cash in advance.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07
PIE N SIONSt

All soldiers, wounded or injured. cap now cetarl
pensions, under the law. to dat from discharge
Address al Qacc with stamp for hlaaks and new So.
dicr's circulars, w. c. BERRINGER * CO.
Box 3s5. Pittshargh, Pa.
~ Oldest Claim \ Agency IN the State, aPrr--sm
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07

Our old friend VIM. Riley Walker
was married in Greene County, Pa,
at the residence of Morris Vanzandt
on Thursday, May goth, to Miss Sarah
Ann Stanton, by Rev. S. Lowther
of Morgantown.
Riley does business up in order.
He wasn't going to be married by a
Squire, but he took minister Of his
own political persuasion with him to
perform the ceremony right, so that
there might be no mistake about it.
Notwithstanding Riley's advanced
age and new wife, we'll bet that he'll
continue to beat the ReceiUe every
morning with all the vigor of a
youth of 20 years. He is about 70
and his wife about So.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07

SUDDEN DEATH. Thornton Baker,
one of our worthiest citizens, q resi-
dent on West Run in Morgan district,
died very suddenly on last Saturday
night. Mr.. Baker ate hearty sup,
per and seemed as well as usual that
evening. Some time after he went
to bed and about 9 O'clock his wife
was about retiring when she found
him dead. The cause of his death
is unknown, but is supposed to have
been heart disease. He was about
60 years of age, and was buried on
Sunday.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07

LAST Monday Prof III. w. Brock,
at the University and in the presence
of the medisal class, the members of
the firm of Brock Bros, and Drs. c..
c. Jacobs and J. A. McLane, ampu-
tated the foot just above the ankle, of
Michael Franks, OF Slnithticld, Pa,
aud son of our townsmen Isaac
Franks. The bone of his leg was
diseased from erysipelas long stand
ing, The young gentleman bore the
operation with great fortitule and is
doing we'll.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07

Col. ID. ID. johnson, President of the
Board of Regents, arrived Wednes-
day noon and is at the Wallace House.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07

VIZ learn that EN Mayor Hon, $,
Grove Chadwick and Miss Ella,
daughter of Col, A. :. Vance, were
married on Wednesday of this week,
but we have not the particulars.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07

BRING your job work to this office,
If you want neat job cheap.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-06-07

VISITING CARps.-We have finest
stock of Visiting Cards ever brought
to town.
, 1879-07-18

under 4 paper currency. f'.72<orY end FrdNice
ol H0'1'"o," Vol. = Id7fs HS and 'ss'}
u Ia cospmon libel m uur E9ccnbarkh now
dIsparaGcd und detained by slTir cnrY ae,
Tenders, that they caused ti'r nantc OF ls''l, n"H
That tic buslncsf-dcprcsslon 1fncc that f1fne nag
l,cen 'tue to tsleir use. Thrtni5 ponsiNo e,ouna
on which tile t!rat c'slm fo4td feAt "on!o W.
,h71:}, Induced oycr-iradIjg !o ls!Gn credits. or
,lnwtsr butlncss.tthtlettaklfss. lhal sohe ~
all thcte things were, II, 1dt. taking piace; u
proven by Tic pamic,, but u income clsao!e .Aht
the u,0hry ~ ,ae co.tll AasG eal'seu MY VI
them. uu.ess II caused DR. tctdesl 70 canse ne
III nrcts. The proof 10 enmpietc that u uia no.*
Our phpcr money reached Us 1Ieatcss us!te !,t:
cfattoh In july 1Eii. Wncn gola tou,;ncu ~ -.
Within The ares In Uhct, y then essS!lla:ed va
greater In proportion to tlio fluantlts .. u'as
property within t',r satnc urea than ht any t''la1
, 1879-07-18
COMMERCIAL CRISES.

Tho Causes OF Thelr Fr0unGts0h-" Neither
thc Kind nor tho Amount Of Money In
uao Has ANY Nocuaaary Oonpsctlon "
There with" 1rorni'auks Not In Any de-
grpe Responsible for tho rantc of 1875"
To the Editor of Iat Tribune.
CHICAGO, july 1G.-str. A. Il. spoiford, Libra.
rfan OF Congress, has pubst,cl two aumbcra Of
n most Important work, The american Ain.a"ae,
rcp!eto with valuable statistical Information,
but mnrred by au occasional serious mistake.
The number for 1878, In NIL article entitled
"Tho Commercial Crises Of the Century In En-
gland" on pages 5000, has tho following:
The great panic oF 1926 o Has directly caused by
Of apocie pa y,nenta by Parliament in ls. an
was ther passed Which saspealea the operations e
notes, Tor the period Of eleven years.
Tho historical crrors Involved 10 the above
quotation were pointed out In IHR fNInuNE
year neo. VIZ. That ti,c cash..piay'nant net OF
1919 was not suspended as to II a1ld IL notes,
nor as to anv notes whatever; md lhat Tho act
Of July, lS.s. tnot passed In 1879 as stated
abuyc). merely auspcudel prospective p1ohtbi-
tton of the issue Of slna! banls lsnosea, which pro-
hiton had not yet came Into iorcr. but did not
takc away Ihh liability uf ttlo lssuess to redeem
those aul all otl1tr notes in co!n, on demand.
In his Ama,ac for 1870 Mr. spntford agaiu re-
hut !lttlc nearer tho truth than bofurc. Oh
pngca 1850 he saYs: -
Aud It was tho suppression Of these anal! notes,
which haa ra}o gls@nsnhs , h, ast . during NJ, ' ths
hY tho couptIy banks even uore freely than by the
Iiank OF England, which 1rd 10 grave financial
troubles ,attsi resl!lnus!oM. The shrink.
| .aRe III priccs and The difficulty Or doing business
at prohl, VIZ SUCH - 10 cEGato ah nitli*!!nn
Snlnsa sSScnsa..ion q ts ri and x % or se
! .sas, f"rtmrcs. ~ rr.IInutInn Ta,l,nn,rnt NJ
fsurth vielIaH to tbe nrrssurs. and in is. ms.scI
- nr, mn.innnsng fnr thr Inv farm - ssInvsn
vnnrs. w. thc i'rohiE{t,on OF thu small notes Tho
ys.,it wns = genefuI reIssne OF M and r1s nntss
| hv ILL.,, hsnkcrs. Thu incrcasln. uethora
efss,. eanss o. 81 - r.esa Ina,on III
| ~ sI,s. .I 49, -, ,cos , A.,
, 1879-07-18

with tho child, but as It GaVn no evidence OK
spite or na1cr, us sucia thing might. pc1ha0s,
have heen expected tn ahow by neon'c who llc-
lcye IN demons ht: lear Efa'aalty Ally "oro H., mwv @
whilc Nlr, SAKE ocrllpted the bed. Among The
apecunstous caused br the nranEc h'ire "hs
ore with which aomo uf rs wsrc at slrst as.
no.th n nQrta. and whch waa 70 me saect e' I'M.
like flexible crystal or not-r'0td E'aas,-shat istG
enr, "f some substance IN which pi'Nsl1tnelcal
Iunctlons COULD be carried m, lis ~t!cft "ah
transparent 10 light in higher .lcefe" ,'Inn % ay
fra this That, suec light ia detected IN nats'ft:
from metlIum Of 1ne dcnkity 10 u medium ot
nnotllcr, nInl ss The body Of the c'l III "as
rounder! symttrtrally, an object sccn through It
would appear distorted. unless tl,e bo''- were Of
the ralnc density as tl,c nss There was III sac',
dtslnriton, nor when II" hand was surrounded
on thu patm side With On atmosphere OF pure
off'Fsssn Il sssa,. e. e. ssy VT e1" a%5' not s
ssiie ss ,s III anil At The % ssao .na precisely a.
dense as hydrogen tas tlresr proved nntcnHble,
and there va. none batter 10 substitute for It.
DurE,. MI the titne {a!rnt five uhnshsl when
thc child WAS In Mr.. Haxc's posscssi,,u IL usnuul
raak absolutely n.,thtnt., nth''nlth ~ lar ~ We
could tell It seemed to be II: good l.aith I'LL 10
si.hin two wcek. ago, when ot'e day it aAowri
SIGNS ot pain AS It tay on the bel, a,u! IN ,l,c
evening Ii noaued snoat pftenuhls. Near mid.
| night II thr sasnr day, while ia bed WI, kur.
! rounded will. t,umsler Of men and rttncn, u
suddenly gah; q | cnnvulrivrly, mn! eTen wh!sc
my hand wns upon its heal II utterly ftll away.
| Vic bed-csokhcs collapsed, AMI ,lnAcf nr hIlnls
there wss absolutely nothing to mark tiIAt ever
! ihr child bi been t'nrc. 1t had dcd,-pet
| hans into another world.
| 1T thtA case tho evidcnCc Of the hcnses q
hetriny aud ieeliny-ali nf right Indirectly, nj
| showed in the turning ii the scale Ehen tht
| child wns we!glled-showetl that IT. had MI tit
Iertiye c1tssrnco capnble nf recognttion By tnan1
| sane incu. Yet had IL suct I'll exie.cntH. II I
| had not, how are the facts 10 be ACCOUNTED lot
, 1879-07-18
GENEVA LAKE.
Sowa and Gossp from Wiscnnstn'a Chief
Summer. KeHort.

Sows and Gossip from "'se""S''' e"'0'
sumn'rr'ReAort.
GENEVA LAKE, july 1o.-rolAs who lire hero
soS ,hot .,r,rtv urycr va, 80 dutI, There arc
81. ,., .""s 49,. ,,.f. m t,, ,,tr IN hr xur.
plenty o. h'ee r'opIc "n ns 'a"s' ~ ~, w su'
but tllty hnvr taken themselves 10 t1M nappy
camping. grounds, or are loniIcIsA In their own
nrctv rottapr., ldt1 nwnr Among tho trrrs. AINi
p.e@,' .ss'.. 49,, .rnr,Its in,,,sl,n vcrv few
arc lsee iFo'' 4'c "o''u ~, 1, 49,
A. these places Is generally yerr dull.
Mrs. tfov. Cullon 1uu Iler t"u dau9htefs are
u. ."e :, r,,,,r c1,rrc.nnnt,r,t t,iscnv
'hen' .".s cse'' so". .n,.s.,a ,,,s.,, .',,,v,
cred that they were greatly a'h's", VII" ua''''.'
nsnl an:tcipatc gnins tartssrr north, to altnne-
.n,, t., nv and linn a coulcr latitutr, ind
,. ,-t,,r, nt 1e,st thpra yrttl lie n few ruJi-
rlaee "ncts ~ 7 s"'t t.a,..rror !. s.n.etc,, hero
genial tonls. lhe uofctho' - e@"<s'e" o
on Saturday to join Ills wlfo md daughters.
yo,.ue ladies' n slight p!es+u.r, r,nd We feel
amply repaid bs '!.e cotil''s.s cna3'Ee ~ s.i ~ ~
ncvn. A., r,..,-
It Ia we}l-known fact mat Mr. tfalk
sturCcs, OF chea:o Is ont o. ne ~, tnos. gsn'' @
vantuges which his wealth has procured fot iI'tn
/. nlways al rome ore eltc's dispotal. 'tntl II Is
not 70 ba disputed that l's Yacht Arfew Is tuo
lor THIS evening i ln'l upp9Ftunify vas given US
to test II, Tint 1t IL model of combined con-
IDrt anil elegance.
AIr. II. N. kliginbotham started out on INC
| lake this evening with Ills !'tsia Aanghtor
| FLORENCE, Miss Gallon, md your numolp
| scryant, tut tho lttlo hark ~ which We
! wcyo senteA was no sooner uhaer hesHwaJ .tn,m
| wu splct the Arrow Rhcad, and quickly made
| toward It. Tie party wAa welcomed aboard by
! her cou,r,A1,t.rr, AMI in ltttlc willis VIC Wtfe
fartng deltgl.lis bteeze nlIl c1lluYlng Tie en-
| ir.utIny bvauty Of Lake ftchcvA buusct. II
| sre,,led u onro a sudden transformations froin
| e.rth Il, u hapnIcr kpl,erc. All were ln htEll
| sIfrita. md wo returned after tWo-hTursf
| t.rnisr
| Wrs. Anderson, a Chicago lady, was Mt the
| hntn ntul whtie we wctu out We could fully
a'1r,,. viii statement which Mr.. S:urgcs made
| IL tha tcrinulJr, That the lady waa capital
ni,ot. xii ball to tho Arrowl and may 1t mako
| muny pleasant ToYkses tueh a. II hlaae lust
uirllt Is our sincere wish. .....,
Tomorrow grcat Treat is e1pectse' ana Me
Onthrn'a carr,n.e,-tllat is, II MIS-. Cu'loin ean
stand tbs Journey.
in conversation With Mr FRANK alut4es we
gteaned suMe very iatGFtstuiE !scAa MnIsn EYE
Worlt, reproducing. That 1snt'c1nan, whom, u
ws nIistako not. Ia ono OF tho eafnest ssdt.cl.
hit upon thc site o! hls VTcsent psaut!ni sesr
tiet,ec of lIerc acc'dtnt- ue was one -
1eYen brothers WHO were out On nuu!-
inE expedition, aud III TUG enusso " Is.s
ramblcs canned out Iar "hhe on LaNo)
t;encvn, This was over otevon 9eafs aR1, ul7
Mr. 6turEes, who was tnost iaVurnug n.y..
| IL rFSNr
, 1879-07-18

tcsirnated s BY tic DEPARTMENT. s.a 1nd.n: ID! s
sna s mafs s eaas srr.
euncrcI, ani the pastse. who hsve n1'!c INC hsn!s
10 allowed IN select othcr anat s.n rnt,nn
Il Il recommendel further that such of the ~.
dla,,s a. msy not hcrctofo1n hnro male sensaao
viii, my exlatlag valid entry. ~,
honor 10 receive, by reference from tho depart
mint. copy 81 commnn'eas!on haraTth = ,,rs. rs.
s q 4 Fiji ST. G. Fl ts
Of t!Icr hune. sfe, or are likely to b. met VIZ
to rob and s!esno,' them Of tao as,'e. II y RI. r.
qnu.sed that shc papers herewith bn returned Mi.h
;ssy,a ;sns fs''0 very tss'ini'c na44. 'cos%.soSeS
Following Is a schedule Of pnrcr6 accompany
Ing the foregoing letter:
Letter M.y s is7 f5o% H.. T. = Z, ,oTEhsts;y 1s7s T.
As!nx' "s5 Sssa. DsssSs',y alses.ns iav.'tS;ss
- j! Acpofs Of Act'Ha'AscHs Doushssty' july 10
~ I. copy of once .te1eer,n to Acttns.Asent
4. Reference by II. Il. sibley. Nov. 60. 1878, Of
letter dated Nov. II, 1s7s from Lieut. hafns, OF
g. 8. o Coy u otcc.letlcr ot Dec. q 1878. to Act
eaES 1s oF rna, 5nsE
H. copy Of oihse:'ostsr II rcs. IL, 1917, To Gen.
.. Letter OF Feb. 20, 1870. from Acting Agent
IL. COPY Of on1ec.sct.er March 10, 1870. to
ii. Lettcr Of Aprii ID. 1871. from the Hon. W.
4; Mnrthall. inelosng ono from u. ". sm'lh' OF
IL. Letter Of April a5. 1870, from Agent Girls.
Il. Letter % u 1Ja Jmnae = +. 1875 is76, from n Hedges.
| ii. Latter OF june H. 1H7D. from War nepart-
H. s4 ass sspy sng H ps a fsn l.
| 1tenncit.
Thu following letter &,ns also been received at
The Interior Department. II \. from an army
officer nt Fort Ssseton, pakota Tcrntosf:
prHm s,n: Yous notc was handed ,na ..klng fos
| information respecting lng+Gooses band OF
IT, s mi s e ase Seen Subsed M efe ia
harm .. yiols,too q military proprety In briefly
some Of prif,,nr .{;oosea Indians camo back to
Jan,ss river from Grow csect. TIey wanted their
fnr,nt, (which the whites had taken from them.
Sn Ill., "dsi a .s 1sssa isa
has been reported GU, anl upon tue arst call sent
ea ea 1nsly nrl U ye's se5 IT, sas
ton his been followed by other renorts On Diitt-
inn 0oases bana their rghts. their wronEs. tl,es M
wiites.-dFhiinx ear battles wi!h ho't!|e
ws9s ssnaiy G. aIs xe T'
i. no w,itc tnan's b!eod on ihelr hand. Living
r9m hsfe y tae5 II, .nsss,s Yssy 'ssd F
aoubly the.ss. Then they went to work digging u
were tu!d by the whites, Ito fatm. They worried
along for years, and n'ado eront nsoTrra', cnnstd
tsn DGS Tsey a1 wo%d "ii" soo hass an
! inr, rhrn along cane some " theso is,o1lc, oast
white men TIA: wate M Ies fass IN L., and ysn xo
On On the.e inaan farMs. The isdlan,. AFR distat
, 1879-07-18

saufo1l.e Jausica Ginger, for tho traveller or tor
thu huu.ch0id, IL not eqHa!ud ~ q dcte!ouk tales
aud svliabIe remedy BY any Others knewa ~ a''s"
GiutI.
, 1879-07-18

icn.. UnfottH,stely. thcr. did not not akst sEeh an
i iu.t,fy iuyestmsn!s 10 varied ani heavy. :.
Then con,panlrA hltArEto considered .nost
noursh!ng suddenly pcsn VI W. Winding ,c up: p, M"se ~
tense, general, aud u,ost contagious. t'l!tstorY
ot iiris}ah Commerce. pages 1T TO 17o.,
Fur all these ills scapegoat had to be found.
Parliament discovered It III the nlucl,.absAcd
small notes, mud forthwith proceeded tu sup
urvsy them. No tank-nDto uf l0as than rs
{about s25) has been allowed ~ circulate In En-
gland sncu loaD; notwithstanding which, pam
les hare continued to reeur with Increasing ire"
aucncy and dcstrt.rtyeneas .....-.,
Mr. SpottUr1 revlres ts,e long-aRo-cxpoded
| ttrury nf lint panic, of which sa pronounced
| buIlionist as Prof Bunany l'rice says:
| This supnrcsslnn Of IL n0tcs aftcr tue disasters
III lH.5 " a. nn uct IT ignorance A1ld panlc. :.
| JwO nnd 10 Nhltn. nntes work as successfully In
Aa.Fs nos: G 80 q s s @ uat f9.
| ciplca u Cusreacy" page lht.)
| II. n, Mcleod bears like Testimony;
| IL vas NOT the Issues nf sulno bank .noscs, moro
ores, which originated the calamity .naIty out ,S sh0 m
scxcu upon so u,any i,rtaons. and led tncm 10 cna
bark in tno madts.t schemes, totally out q their
| 1nc Of business, anu 1faestcS ~ 0aaE'
lhg," paas lls.}
vii air, srotforti tell us why Gl notes, whlrh,
| In Ills opinion, wero 80 disastrous III Euglauu,
| Wcre mud arc slartnlcaa IN bcotlandl
| In l7t)l md 1871, when so ninnY OF the English
banks were swept on thoro was not ! single ss.
is''asn, i!e aaa Fass@ Nsa<y a@a aa1'Sy j. H. It-
Cu!loth. paas71.l
Hjstofy negatives the proposition tint eIslcr
! the kind ur lhe amount Ut ,nunHy tn use bus
any necessary connection will, the production Of
commercial panics. They come equally With
currenrIeA purely tnetal'le ot WHOLLY VI papeF'
Tic English monetary crlsts Of 1910, ard ours
In 1873, arc examples under an !neoHvcrtlblc pa
per money; while Hamburg any Amstsrda',.. si
with purely metallic money, furnish t!cir quota
| III nan}rs ia luteusu as huYn eyer been kAoWu.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-18
Floridiana.
caooranbical Divisions Of Florida.

Geographical O1V1SAoalo Va - G.
The Florida Immigrant dividest the state
into four divisions, for the purpose OF con
yenience in locating counties and descno
ing different sections. These divisions nave
been generally adopted*andare as follows;
connties of Suwannee, Columbia, AlaGhua'
Io ''Ilt, RSl,er Nassau, Duval. Bradford,
CIay. st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WEST FLoR1DA-Isc composed OF the coun-
ties of Escambia. Santa Rosa, WaSSnlngton'
Walton, Holmes, Jackson and Calnoun.
MIDDLE FLoRIDA-Is composed OF the
counties of Gadsden, Liberty, franknn'
Leon, Wakulla. ge fteTson' Nia"ison' A"S ho''
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SoIrrH FLORIDA-Is composed of the
oonntias of Hernandez, Sumter, Orange
Volusia, Brevard, Polk, Marlborough Man
atpe. Monroe and Dode
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22
Whash Shish Ish Shwire,

There was an alarm of fire the other night,
and Mr.. Tolmglower Of Union street, being
awakened by the noise Of the bells, sprang
ksstly from his bed and thrust his head out OF
the window 4 man was rushing by, and Mr..
Tolimglower hailed him "Whash shish ish
shwre?" The man stopped in his mad speed,
and yelled What" "Whash shlsl ish
shwrey" repeated Mr. Tolimglower, craning
his head still further out of the window, and
scanning the darkened heavens anXiously. 81
don't know what you're talking about'
shouted the man, beginning to get his legs
ready for run. "Ish shez wash is shwire-
carsh shuttrashashs ~ yelled Mr. Tollmglower,
in rage. "Oh go swaler YOURSELF multcred
the man, darling off with an explanatory
"Fircn' And just as Mr. TolimgIower was
going to shrek after him wrathful maiedic.
tion, his wife touched him on the shoulder and
handed him his false teeth, which he had for
gotten in his excitement to put IN. And when
Mr. Tolimglowcr had donned that most essen
tial portion of his wardrobe, he was enabled tC
shout to a passing boy, in perfectly intcll
gible manner. where is the fire ?'-R0ckI,itd
fT,.pjsp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-22
4 ReynlutiouiZlu Threat,

hayn hparl the story rs anuleQ loosely
hui ns .Jrnkinson'. la,hcr.in.law tells it, it has
~ nni,,t and Mill than in The other cases,
In"l.,,,sdrn ,yas he u,n who entered the com.
lam, Wo wos n vnnnr mcrcl ant and had
p'a pail ,hs JancL,Gr of an old merchant and
mo, nnid Ianrh,er y!os inclined 70 he hcadstronr
anI indnnanJ.nt nloinlv giving her liege lord
,',i, darit.nd hat she should he her own mis-
,uoe u,'. a,d Sn ~ she ,Ieasrd
'i,,n regnrdrJ his rs AN outrage and
-, ,ha ,,i.riitndo of his indionatIon he betooli
himseIf n his wifc,s father and there entered
somnlaint deep and bitter, against the fair re-
soit ', nnd nnfnrtrnoteIv in his hlunderinp
I"'"'i', tia Ifintimotod that the rIrI had
nc ''olu In,,It ~, aa sho n,,~ht hsvc hnrn
R, the old man beiraved no ii feeling toward
t .lu' VI, y, Io,,,
Did the vixen say she would do as she had
~, D,d ~ t,iI dn>"
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