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Ar one Of the theatres IN a Nevada
town recently, the play Of the "Forty
Thieves" was enlivene! by the nrigi-
nal performances Of a snaie, which
was introduced to carry oiT Ali Baba
and his newly acquired W.4slth after
he had despoiied the robbet's cave.
Is So as All put the bags Of gold
upon his back thea lie began to LET
lily with his heels; kicked the shay
ings (the supposed riches oat Of the
bags; kicked down the cavern; Aicked.
down the whole forest; kicked iown
The wings; Kicked tie end Of the base
viol, leaning against tue stage, TO
pieces; smashed the footlighls; and
finally doubled Ali by planting both
feet IN the pit Of lis stomach. The
foale fairly clearned he stage and set
The audience into great roar, the MI
ners laying wageys that he could out
kick any mule il the S.ate. rhe
TIE qnad uped eon,ineed kicking as
il j: was hung on q pivot pn'il a rope
was fastened ar50nl hiR aid be vas
dragged oa' hy ihe aeited a5teasta Of
the company, .fh Nevsdaas want 10
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PoslOFFIcEs.

G The following is a list Of the postoffices
in Idaho Territory:
Ada county.
Boise City, Middle Valley,
BroHnlee, Pases;e store
Dixie. Fayetteville.
tIntuefsvile, PrBieroy,
Falk's store, Salnbria
indian Valley, Thurman's Mill,
Lower Boise, Weiser,
Maan's reek weiser Bridge,
Middleton, Council yaliey,
Alfuras county.
atlanta. Mountain Home.
Rocky Bar.
Bear Lake county.
bennington. Bloomington.
Fish Hayen, Georgetown
Iowa Bar, iberiy,
Montpelier, Ovid
Paris, Saint Charles.
Boise county.
banner, Cepterviile.
Horseshoe Bend, Idaho city,
PoneerylNe Piacervje
Qnartzbure. Squaw Creek.
Garden valley.
Idaho county.
Clear Water, Elk CITY
Florence. GranReviile,
John Days cresk, lanai
Mount idaho, Slate Creek,
Washington.
Lcluul county.
Fort Lemhi. Gibb9nsvilie.
Jordan Greek Junction
Lemhi geney Oh lEs
salmon City.
Nez Perce County.
camas Greek, -Four Mile,
Genesee, Japwai
Lewiston. Moscow.
Thorn Creek, Thorn Valley,
Oneida County
Oneida, Cherry Creelg,
Clifton corbett's Station,
Eagle Rock. Franklin,
Gentle Valley slalad City,
Miak Creek. Oxford
Pleassne Valley Port Neuf.
Ross Fork, Sand Hole,
Soda spi ings, Terminus,
Weston.
Cwyhee Count.
Brune2u Valley. Raft River Bridge,
Casr rcek, Faifyiew,
Goose tIse4 Marsh Basln,
Oakley, Reynolds eek,
Rock crsek. Silver City.
shoahnne County.
Pierce City.
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Nohca.

TERRIToRY OF IDAHo,
County of Boise. IN the Probate Court.
In the mater of the estate OF Michael Nolan, de-
ceased:
E%URSVANT To AN ORDER OF S kID COURT
made the % h day rf October. 1879. noiice
is hereby given that November /, 1af9 at 10
O'Clock 81. at the Oiiec of the Probse Judge. in
Idaho City in said conn4y, have been appointed Is
the time ana place Of proving tie Viii Of said MI
chael Mnlail, deceased and lor neacing the appii
cation Of Richard stokes tir the issnenre TO hin Of
letters testameniary, when and where any per OH
interested may appear and contest the same.
Z S. HART,
Dated oct. 90 1879. Probate Judge
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Notice to Co-Owaer.

To -- Crawford: You are hereby notified
that We. David Knight and John Dickson have
done the full amonns Of work required By the Law
OF Congress CT 1872. aud the amendments thereto,
Oh the Yellow Jacket quartz ledge Situated about
ane-hah mile above Quartzbrrg. in Placer District
Boiss county. /. t, for the Years 1874, 1875 ]s7G
1857 and lS5S. and yonr indebted us for your
proportion of said labor aud improvements On
said mine; and you are hereby notified and re-
quired to pay all assessliefas against you on the
same and for the publication Of this mott e within
ninety days fl M the date hereof. or forfeit al
yeur righF. title and calm in, 70 and u,pn said
YeI2w Jacket quartz ledge, as provided hy tll.
act aboye specified. DAVID KNIGHT.
JOHN DICKSON.
Oct. Z. 1S79-s0d
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Notice.

IN the Probate of Boise eeunty. Ida n Territory
In the matter of the estate Of Matthias 1app, de
ceased:
made Of the 23d day of April, A. D. 1879, no
lice is hereby fiveu that on Tuesday, the 9th day
OF May A. d. 1879, at II O'clock N. of said day,
at tire Office ~ the Probate Judge. in Idaho City
Boise county I. f., has been appointed as the time
ud place tor proving the will of the said Matthias
Zlpf, deceased. and tor hearing the apple ton
Mary Anna Z4pp for tba issuance to her Of letters
testsmentary. When and where any person inter
ested may appear ard contest the same.
T S. HART.
Probate Judge and ex-oficio Clerk.
Dated april %. lS79-td.
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nsegaa week in your own town s. ortAt free.
SeULNo risk. Reader, il YOU vast hlsissess q
@h ch rerSons Of either msse g9eas psS
hsi time they work. write for paricl.is - u
HkL.--S Geo. .rnri,ala. Maine. lJ1Ae47 7S-ly
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Dated oct. 20. 1879.

Is los easil, ,.Jned in these times,
n. F ~ fsf hut i. esis te made in three nuntha
kefI ~ / bv any ons of either sex, il any pass
"a 4 of the country. who Is willing 10 work
eSA steadily al the employment rAat we
RH u q furnish. S06 per week IN y"Ov ewn
10 N. Yeu need not he away froIn lome over
nirbt You can give y.ur whole tine to the work.
or only your spare moments We have agents who
are nsking over $50 per day. All who engage at
once can make money FAST. ST the present. time
p,onev cannot be made so easily and rapidly At any
other business. 1t costs nothing 10 try the bust
ness Terms and s. oaiiis free. Ad 1ress at oDce.
Ii, HALLETT < Co.. Portland. sIsine.
S-July 24-sT-ly.
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dissolution E1otsce.

HE primer HIP HERETO ORE rxIsr.
IA i'Ig between G, g Havird and James pnlb fas
,,' ,,ss nas peen dissolved by mutual consent al,
1865 1859 indsDtedt us viii please come forward aud
sesiie sith q q iiayird by July I. 1870 and ner
soas having cisims ag4ins the I'D irri win nlease
present thelr accounts for settlement
O.. 6. HAyIRD,
JAMLs PULK.
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The following is . list Of the postoffices
in Idaho Territory:
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E5-S. NJ. pETTKSGILI. Co. Is state street. y
81 Park Row. New York, and 50l CHI stnut street
7hiladelphia. Agents for procuring advertise
nents for the IDAHO " LD in the above cities. and
uthorized 10 contract 'sGge-tisisg at onr loves
Rtx.
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thing Of note is the "Nnvy- Ya!d,". where u'e
huge rocks tint fflngo the rivers banks LOOK
l!ke tho stctns III tremendous etlpa at anchor,
and II rcqultca but little e'lrt Of tic inaRna-
tnh " cn,lyest the whole scene into I'M Immense
shtpynrl. Olllcr objects Of Interest, VIII be
pointed out 10 yon na tho steamer slowly sss-
rcnds the atrcnsn aRanst tllc sttf current. among
Which Tho must curious Is the Cold Wn&es Canon
md The DEVILS jug. The canon Is a narfoTs
'caya III tI,r rtNkA few hundred foot IL lehEsa
nn,l completely nrrlled and Slut out from snG
sun. Tile wills arc thirty feet high. coyetea r..
with beautiful misses. mud little stroan ~ M. .'e
tcrfals to ntld to si,c hcnutJ and novelty nt .he
sesas F9rtes 10 stream Is e 70 ,u eap5 mi
nj hntt, noints tl,r but htups long enough 1or
y;tor. to 3'9x ;,' 9eo', ts f%' oafc 0 ,s si 1ss
~ i,.a r,vc1 mi row down to Kilbourn under
@ liz sasw Of ,a., IT,, as16tS vI. a fs.ti aG Ill., H
NJ i. ,anst Ion.s l,rnwn, nlui Smith found 1t so;
5. 4 IL . tn nnst ees be 70 so ans tns{ b sAss oars
for III. sh.m witio they smoked, hnd lounge, aud
enjoyed themselves ~
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8pfeta1 Correspondence NJ TIE 7'rftntnf.
srAnrA, Wis, .1,lly 2s-Coot and pleasant In
decd Is this charming vi1laRe, with It's seventeen
artestan wells pouring out their Icy Iron wntcrs
for tl,a health nlA1 comfort Of maNstnd.
For several weeks VIC have bren reading Jour
telegraph columns telling Of intense heat, SIM
strokes, and death elsewhere, aslsl we have felt
ve wore In eR comfortable spot as could bo
fonntl south Of Alan!toba or east OF the
"lockics,'' a,l we feel 1t our duty to lot your
thousands Of realcrs kpow ii this shady valley,
where tho nights ase always cool, atid d mos
quito nuycr known. -.
We are Iuat IN the midst Of wheat harvest a
thousand reapcrS arr biizziflg through our sal
lev and thousands Of strong hearts and Willing
hnuds nre gathering tn the sheaves.
A larger ncrcaGu Of wintcr wheat than ever
beiorc sown In this county Is yielding from
twenty to forty bushels per acre, and Of tho
finest quality. The spring wheat, though lighter
in Weld, will he ctl,lal in araue, u,u I'LL other
crops pron.!ac a,l abundant linrVest.
Just no'r there Is much Htir nnd bustte over
thr gran.l opening, oi our new hotel: Last
favorooly known, was burned to tho ground.
Now thu new has roplaced tho old, ard what
seemed aillict!on tlns proved q hicsainE.
poorly lighted mud veut,lated, furniture fa.led
and worn, there ts an elegant brick a'ItSj
three stories IN hight, tastciullT ornatnoutets,
heated BY etean, aud lighted BY gns,
a st,v T"sas as% ffGn ra'afs sS to scs tto" ss; s
ard ocats sfas0s s Superb Turkish s sssSt %
1lncat in the State. An artesan well on tht
promises supplies the bathrooms and hotel Will
the wonderful mineral TRtes OF which Sperta II
Tuesday evening, the 21th, Is set for tho grar,t
opening. Capt. Condtt expects to feed full
tN0 peoplc, md tho best homes Of our Citizen
,1.s p1Axh hr%f.t
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lnt,orcra who arc willing and anxious to continue
Mt work m the terms mutually satislactMrY 10
ihctn and tilcIr employers; IN tle interstt Of n
largo md important iudustfy which PAYS yearly
largo sums of money to accrc ttM protection ot
The law md fts officers a9a!nst lswlcss INFUSION:
by criminals Of any asnde Or class. the framl
J1,ry OF ,f,a county arc catlcl upon to put tie
at,ove law, applicable. " .pcrs,ns guilty 81 q
crirr,a n.nt Outrage sueG hs hns been cou.nttc,!t
lnto operation by ind.ctsng the Tingleadsrs In
tic movement.
Tic acttou of tho (lrafHl Jury in refusing To
tn,ilct under the proof presented to thcin n on
t,,r part OF t1!use members Of that body VINO
VOTED against finding tr11n bill. outrageous. II.
famous, and IN palpabla violation nE Tue oath
tukcn by them. II. d. slaoEHs
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TO thG &IAttof " AHe AItnH"o
CHICAGO, July 21-'rhirstcurc: l know OF
no substance or preparation more simple and ef-
fcc.ual In nl1nying thirst than E,'aon salts
For thts purpose a lvc-ccnt paper will last n
person during tho seasou. Whom taken dry. n
1ow gratt,s placed upon the tongne aud allowed
to DISSOLVE will nlulost Instantly check the de-
sire to drink; and very srual quantity {one-
fourth, Of teaspoonfuD Of the salts dissolved
In part Of tunblcr Of water has tllc sa,ne e.
irct, It makes cooling at'd hea'thful drink.
As the tendency Of most PERSONS IN warm
weather IL to drink too much Watcr-tcc-watcr
at tiat-and the more they drink the more they
wnut TO drink, thcfr thirst being intensified
ratllcr ttnn al!aycd hy drinking. whilc. tec
healthy tuto OF the system Is endangered. the
aimrln rcrncdy aI,oyc-bamcd desesves kindly
remembrance. *
to the ecashore md bathc IN Old NeTtnue's
waves would sugEcst, US llcasatt substitute
u,ul reminder, the use Of llttlc genuine SEA
sat, such ns IL sold Mt drug-atores, tn their
morning or evening ablutions. Dissolve lsnnd-
ful OF sca-enlt In sufficient water to make rather
strong br!nc, mud With this aponge the entirs
pqrsol, rtse effect uf this application Is 10 purl-
fy, exhilarate cool at,tl strengthen the cntiru
bully systru. For the sick or the well i Ia M
nvlCoEattng tonic. Y. hAL7.
, 1879-07-30
Peoples PrsltItlirea.

10 the Editor AZ 1ht Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 20.-In your interview With
Mayor IIsrItson bo ia reported 10 have asisi !" 1t
would bo best to do no violence 10 the preiu-
dices Of any class Of people," Very well. II
tint is Ms. uotrtsou's idea, think lie Will bo
E,au to have pointed out to him a few farta
whore he can prevent the good common sense
al'd tho ruIeA Of decency unl good taste of tho
pcopla from being violated. 1t tie Mayor views
their psatudEcesso tanAcriy he certainly VIII bo
too glad 10 protect thu iust demands VI 40
many Of cur citizens.
R.rst-Ryary Sunday IN organization OF pro-
Tossing and singing Christians assemble Ia tho
Lake Park to tho great dlsplcasure OF thousands
Who giant nothing Of tllH kl1ld in tliulr enjoy
nsnt'of tlu park and lake, and many to uioln
tfts particular faith may be particularly Oh.
noxlouA
.seeoad-RIEht on tbs east border of- the 1.aka
Park IL btlt formed Of dirt, ilth, md rot,lse,
constant danger to hraith aud constant vluia-
tiol OF the Eoua taste of every citixen,-Cl.rts-
lian ur otherwise.
Third-Tlle Mayors energy IN putting hts foot
on tito noisy concrrtsaioons Is Very colnnIeudA-
BIZ, hut ought to bo equally rigid to every such
place, regardless Of purity ties. etc. Thu neiKh-
tors of the best Democratic satuon vii! lMd It
n,ss.xe wl,rn tie ,1oIss a,l din II kept up long
aftes midnight 1t is the Mayor's duty to hare
such saloous ~ well ~ any other closed IN ~ u
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4 Dru,nmcr's Operations.
A drummer gives the following Itemizcl ac.
nnut nj tfs xrUsot1e travels;


Tfh(Ht3 01f.
OF johnson, Cumberland tells nn Anecdote
which viii bear repeating. slrJushua lleyuolds
having rc.lIurked tlial johnson bud drank eleyun
c,lns Of tcu, hu requested Mrs, Cumberland to
'To.and up Lts nuubers"' BY milking tlsu doEsu:
"Sladau,s,' he sud, As he tot'k up tie cup. " |
must toll you for yt,i1r comfort fou have cArapcd
much bettur than crEtaln lady I.d Nv hilu ago.
up1n Whose palselec tntruuM greatly more
than liaye DOM Gil yours; but tie lady astse<!
me for np olllrr purpuso ttiuh to make zany
Ut nu, a1il set tue gubbl!ng tU parcel ct Eoop'a
knew nothing of 10, nalaula. lad MY rc-
verge OF her, Tor ] swallowed 1ya.nMd-twsl'ty
cups Of Aer TIA. sn4 did not treat her With a.
many words"
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To the f:dpor ot 7ne 7rtbnne.
CHICAGO July 25.-l want To tsll your read
crs who are not certain how they ought 10 spenl
their aunueryacatlosi something Of ule wny In
which un organization Of prominent citizens OF
Rockford spshd theirs. "
This organization Is appropriately Dancd t1,a
"WnItonian Club" a,Ml eoneists of twenty
members, and no more. No peraon can become
WnltonIau except ~ Tie result of tile 1eathor
resignation Of a member, and, like politicians,
they never reaign ard ssldorn die. About tho
rnls,'ilo Of duly Of cacl, year tho Club
pitches its icnts ii, a beautiful
Erovo on the shores Of Twin Iakcs,
nrar thu Kcnos}m Division Of the Chicago tE
Northwestern 1saiiway4 and just across tho
Illinois lino. The location IL one OF tho 1noat
picturesque ard hcaithfui In Lie Wcat, and, tic
grounds having long since became tlie property
beautifully wooded land dividing tho two lnkes.
an, removed from tal: heat a!lt dust ot city or
tow,., mud hidden n~ay from the nearest far!lia
llstle community Of seckers after rcst, sport.
n,st renewed mental and physical riEor. The
tents nrc modern n,nl consp'eto IN every par
tcular. nse provided with wooden Noors. eou!-
which tho most faatiltous could reasonably
wish, MA nre locatcd On avennes laid out With
q vicvr to tic moet pleaalng nifect.
Here the members hr!1lE their families anil n
limited ,,tnbcr Of invited guests, and hnrc they
ref.nn ten DAYS. spcnaiHE the lime (which to
only Ton a!lort) lehfng, roWtnE, smiling. bntlItnE,
ndulltng In such sports as crtquet antt archery,
and lounei,lg about in the friendly shade
Interspcrscd With these c1t}oyiuents aro frc.
qurnt literary and musical entertainments ami
duncing In tlle largo tlnlnr-tlall. n,nl NOW mn!
thcn, Just for variety, you know, o mock trial
OF some practical Joker Of The party: ..
For bumhur Of ytars this happy company
bnve como togutilcr regularly fur ten daya' CIT
enlnpmcut. and thr occasLou 1Ohcs mono Of It!
interest. Each summer the event Is looked
forward 10 With Il 1oynus anticipation amounting
almost to enthusiasm.
There Is about this wnolc iden much which. tt
my mtud, cun,lnc1,ds Il. 1t 10 less expensive
| than a trip to Saratoga or the sea- furntahol
needed outdoor air a,I,t crcrche, gives The chsi
lrcn, as vol US ulcr parents. echson of rccrea
ton, ayoida tho necessity Of placing an incon
vcnlcnt distance between onc's business att
pleasure, nul ailor.s MI opportunity for frcns:
| and ueichburs to become butter acquainted.
All In oil, will venture thu Insertion that It
| its surroundings, lta convcnianctse,nd comforts
| Its euJuyn1ents. tiNt its benefits. both to hou
and mind, this is the most perfect summon pr1
| ynto camp In the Hcst. ..,.. .-.-.
ONE OF TIE GUESTS.
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ColI,lcatuuu I'aycl1sunts.

II
CHICAGO, July 8.-sVi!l you please nlv'so
your readers that the 6troct.ra.lroad companies
arc again ut work to ret authority from tl~ C'ty
Council to paYo botwcun the car-tracks with
cobbIastoncs. This time all Of tho companies
have united to force this great outraee upon the
people. Tits pavement would nuke living OH
these strecfa yery. undesirable, ana materially
lower the vuua of all residence property 'front.'
iug usl them; ana II can only bo prevented l'y
tho prompt aiHi energetic Rctioil OF those SO
muclI Interested, as It will probably ho acted
upon at tho next meeting Of the City CouHrll.
ONE or THE INTENDED FlCTlMs
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CHICAGO, duly ah-Thc accounts Of tho
Hoover homicide In T,tg TRIBUNE seem to tne
10 punt very clery to the psopriety Of the arrest
H tho whole gang engaged In the fight with
Haalan. Leaving tlla question OF bis Innocence
or guilt to bc Determined by legal procedure,
there eau bo no doubt tlmt thu case Of tho
Hoover hrot,mrs and tho boart!or ought to bo
fully Investigated. They seuIn a1l to havc beun
e,Igagei III Il brutal and desperate assault upon
Nnnan, who nov btars Nh his person tho marks
OF tileir violence. II any rritur was thereby
committed by them, cannot See that tl'c hoti,i-
eide in tho least excu1pates them Tic victim
nlont tor their guilt, II guilty. The danger Is
t',at their casu may BIZ overlookc1in Prcschco ot
the greater crime. THOMAS CuuRTsNAT.
, 1879-07-30

A stato Ii body polite with tho attfabuta OF
Uni,ci stato& aso necessarily copartnaahip
= No ,,nlon between equals can continue longer
than the eq,1nl partners are willing 10 rrmaln.
Nut this Republic T. no longer confedcraio&
- And .n' 10 s.nto can Withdraw, for Tho potent
reason TINT there is now only one State, tho
Jlin T],s t,amc United States pcrpctun|cs tho hal
lur,nntp, that there nfr still separate States
1t. a trcason.hscedfng, sedttto'tgcneratfng,
tate-soverciGnty-lmp!yIng, ;, tt'sursecslon.nro-
Congress. .lnstttying title, ind ought TO 10 'sc-:
tired to II. nntlrcyolutionary period.
Jump up, Q sentimental avashbucklerat
Tear ynilr hair nt,d vpmit Wind wind, Hlnd! -
And roar In wortls OF sixteen syilnbtns TINT 80
will nevcrt-no, novct-chnn0e that EEoEious,
historic, patronyrn'e. =,
II was lust such foola na you that !hscw open
TIM gltcs Ut tic Capitol nn'' let in the BrtGa.
dters.
s.cn 10 ti,o front, stalwarts. and show whatit
upcnns to ho Nation. .,
or Columbia.
Then abolish tl1c atates.
Tnc moral md political revolution TINT pre-
ce,lcl lie War declared this Republic Natont
moi IN aggregation of Slotcs.
The War confirmed H..
ii tbis il a Nntion, there arn no states.
l. there nra States n,t,' fs'efo Is no Nation.
Thu lwu rnntot co-cI1sf.
tut ths ii n Nation; therefore the statea
hayc erased 70 ,,o cx,s,s ,, y,,o, at,,o. ~.
cntyn from tlar Snllon Is national menace.
Therefore. alotes, ~ stcl,, mitht disappear
frntn the Sattnn and the National Legislature.
Tho Nntt.Inf Senate must either tc abolished
or transformed.
| THE Senate II Infinitely moro dangerous to
our national existence than tho moro natno
| United States.
THE seuatc Is q tnnab1a concern, and evcn
formidable recognition OF States aud of Btatc-
eovcrci9nhy. i.
threat aga'ust National sovereignty.
s'zattou. which . The same t,!nE. ltnnorst!vely
desnunsiu til" snttant suppression ot tic scnnts
iogc..i,-and stalwarse arn logical.
With Grant in the White !iousc wo wonld
slnx tic 1sebel BFieadlc's what It Is tn ho q
Nation.
After abolishtng or 70 chnngtug the ecnatu
tint it lid not rcp'escnt States, "o ahnasd
lengtten t'e presidens!a,ls to ten Sears' an1 LOB
VIC wnu1ti abruentc ali thu tocnlleti Conati:u.
tlons in all tie fo@calieh ssates ctlnngo THO
nnues to pfostpees o. aephTl'eh.s. sn's perm,s
t!lena 10 cnn!ngt t'eie ailalfe unuef clafscsf
Ernntcd br tlt NGtlnsl.
No ciM7ser Woulo oe Gspnted to any 5tato tnat
had participated III H'c Neoel''o"' uus'ns ule
present ccnstati3,rn, l., .,os. n,,v,,o,. =, ,oa,x,
All 1ars ps.sed " t',ese provinces q depart.
tncuts wonltl bo sub1ecs 10 veto oy Tie fresllens
au.l ltis Cnbinet. p,.u..,,.,
In other words; tnls E1eat Nepuol'e Wou1o oo
| Nation, with afl that tnas III o'scs' -"
TIE SOUTHLAND.
,fo Southland!
u,nu SSutllnnd!
fomn' o, oI n.ssicsnakcs, yc1owfcyc, pest,louec.
,.~.din,r swamns:
~ swacecring bn,lcs, painted cut-throate,
,,,,r,.r",s il, hroadrIoth:
III tI,. pistul, tile howir-knfc tho tosch:
" X, ~ anal nutrnsrc,ce roiitr}oua tntoIr.oncc
, 1879-07-30
Spelling Reform.
IN tic Editor Of The T'rttt.1tf.

n IL Editor Of The Trta.nt.
CHICAGO, July e9.-WhEc heartily coincide
will, "Ortilografy in rceard to the proper spell
tug OF pa,lttncut nnd cointte, would suggest
sl,ut, while Xe ar lnstanc!nE the new spelling
which We mi edt well ndopt, VIC elIuld Mt no t!mc
lose sight OF the fact that II tods os sclio'aFs
speaking with enthorIty-the Pathological Assc-
ciath,n--has "set tile fashIon" for n set Of
changes whkh We ought al, to agreo unou and
adapt; MID II VIC keep going ont os nc one
path Il, al1ggest wurls which might alId ought
to be u,odillcd, VIZ shall only b. creating eoIl-
fusion mn! embarrassing The eiIorts Of tlloeo
n fosh!ou'' we must tay recognized lenders ia
SC. 1t for us before the general public will a!opt
It. Let us rot IN tile enterir. wedge nnsi the
Jcst will soon follow. Let us. while seeking
for amendments III all directions, insist sirst,
upon the adoption Of the following, whicE Inv
received the Endorsement Of tfr highest ostllo
graputcnt and pathological authorities: Ar, glv,
jiv. hay, gard, catalo0, tho, thru. dcfln,t, In
tin!t, wssht. H. IL. D.
, 1879-07-30

at stout s O'Clock p. MT md TO reaa onee
TntD11Nr o1tt under the trcca on e0ol alter
noou. viii tba swoct country a't and the p!cas-
ant country ery,-waty. It's hotter, IA have
heard somo "bopctcss chap" obacrvo, even
better tifan Kntng to church, X.
, 1879-07-30
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE,
Anotl.rr Reprint.
III fhe Editor Of The Tribune,

70 INC E1H1T VI 1Ht 1FkUHHE
sourn bend, Ind, Juty a8.-ln your inter
csLiig notice Of tho various editions OF "WRl-
toms Complete Angler" lii Saturdays Paper,
you full to alludo to the reprint Of ha1or's
edition, by Little, brown t. Co., Doston, 1857.
THIS edition. rrinteh At the DniycrsltT Press
(WrIcil. l,xo.ow d TO-, CalnEri.lgc), is n worthy
COPY OF Majors llrst edition uf 1Sa3.
WALT 4. GREEN.
, 1879-07-30

lIoNeyes quickly 4 patllut tusy recover And ap-
pfpuch tuwardA r1bnat health by tha w Of Eel.
lows uypophosphtsss hs nnust ao?sh ~ aaot, s o.
Vreatust ;vph 10 medicine can uuly ba trsusltofy
whiI.t 1nln persists In ths gEsaacslou u Ftcl9aS
OK peEp!cious habits =
, 1879-07-30

Sure, safo, PROMPT. and thorough. asu the char
Aclgr,stica uf Dr Jaynus Gasnlnat!sc lsalsam. Its
ruerIt has mado It kno~n everywhere for years, ~
mo,tus and n1l discusses Of ths toWuls: II IA. bH'
sIdes eatiy administered 10 ch!droa being agsce&'
bIo 10 The &4gtu.