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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
CLlFFORO'S
FEBRiFUCE
THE GREAT
NALARIAL ANTIDOTE.

'' 1t cured me ofrChiIIs and Fever"
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e 1t cured me OF Bilious Fever
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eft cured our child OF ChiIIs,
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" 1t saved my life
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"It gave immediate Relief
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Wholesale Druggists, ST. Louis
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04

seized by the bystanders, and the officers
coming up, he WA taken TO the station.
He positively refused to n lake a statement,
and the underlying cause of the trouble Is
dIincult TO arrive at. The affair creates
considerable excitement, and a crowd still
fingers around the scene of the asssssina-
ton. 1t is not known whether the trsgedy
has any connection with the political silus-
ton.
1t Ia now ascertsined that the as-sssins-
ton Of Schwartz has 10 political significance
The parties met public meeting las,
night. Haskell made some demonstration.
which augered Schwartz A quarrel in
sued during which Schwartz spoke tn,
words which he was asked to reiract thi
morning.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04

DEKALB, Mics, Sept. 2-The Chisholm
murder cases we're called up to-day in Cir
cult Court. The defendants moved to
quash the Indictment, but the motions we're
overruled. The State and defendants then
announced themselves ready for trial, and
special venire of % jurors were drawn
in each case.
The frs. case to be tried il that Of Henry
G. Gully. for the murder Of Miss Cornelia
Chisholm, which is set for Friday, this
week.
General Woodford will remain here
until the close OF the trial, but will take no
part in the proceedings. He came as sn
escort for Mrs. Chisholm, a clerk in the
Treasury Department at Washington. and
a witness for the prosecution.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Route Of the lsthmus Canal.

Captain William II. Place, who spent ff
teen years in the capacity of q public car
rier on the old Vanderbilt route scross
Nicsragus, speaks in glorious terms of the
projected canal across that country. Ac-
cording to the Captains statement, and he
should be familiar With the subject-there
is water communication at present from
the Gulf OF Mexico to within five miles of
the Pacific Ocean. The work Of making a
canal over this short span, he says, presents
no Intricate engineering problems, and la
Dor lie plenty on the Pacific coast.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04

IChlcago Times,
Chicago clergymen who have been of in
the mountains and fields with guns and
rods and other conrivancss for making
captive, dead or alive, fowl and fish. are
returning to the city presumably refreshed
and anxious to resume the confiic, with
Satan where they abandoned it precipi-
lately on the advent of the heated term. Ii
will cheer them, no doubt, to be informed
that the cause in which they labor when i,
il not too hot mas not been allowed to lose
ground durina their absence. The Time,
takes no vacations.
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HEMP-Firrn and unchanged. common 20
choice, unG re-sed, JJGI %, dressed e. q ~
LEAD Firm al - - Tor soil Mas ouH
grades.
BUrTER-Quiet ank unchanged. anticipate
a goori maIkes DefuT- md 81 tue Sr"H r-eiect-
Ell yellow DAIRY li4iJ, seconds iz-Lla chOlco
creamery IsG5Jc.
E.GGs-stsady and unchanged fresh candled
l2c.; shippers count iJs.
FLJUk- UHcHauz ri.
wHEAr higher, No. red 9iayiL Septem-
her 80 I4fs. JcJOi,-r sJUSOg.; 81 year; No.
do, -, .s75- casni -55@ass5 september.
CoKS = IEh.r AT 8 = D.d cash; 81 hG3i1
Oct; 3 g Nov ,g3x year.
OATs-HIgner Al ~ cash; 221zg2Z;z sept:
22tZTgz5L J.t-; G2Gz315 Nov.
nYE r'Irm~r at .7c
WHT4Ey-LDwer at 81 OG.
P0EE-We-EFr at IS %.
DRY SALT MEATS - Unch sngsd shoulders
s. - Gear RIBS 81 %; clear 81 50
BNCDS-FIrmer; shO .ld-Is 81 s7ZN1J 10 ,
clear ribs - l21z; clear 6 2 40 10.
LAkD-SominsIly at g. 20 - an
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
MAINE,

The election in Maine occurs next Mon
day, and judging from the most reliable re.
ports from that State there is every reason
o believe that the Republican party will
achieve substantial victory. The Repub-
licans are fully aroused aud the assurance
Of success is based upon the expectation of
very large vote. Last year nearly
twenty thousand Republicans sbsented
themselves from the polls, and the result
was the defeat of their candidate for Gov.
ernor, as . majority is required to elect
HIS plurality, however, was 15,114. the
Democrats and Greenbackers carrying the
Legislature, which named the Executive
The political situation is greatly changed
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Failed anu skipped

LINCOLN, Neb., September 2.-McAlen IL
Beardsweli, contractors for a certain
amount of street. or aiding for the City of
Lincoln, have failed and the first named
of the firm, McAlen, has skipped to parts
unknown. A bowling mob of l,borers in
been disbursing the funds of the graders,
and demanded instant payment. The
amount owing the men il about 500, white
the sum OF S2I2 So is all the available
funds belonging to McAlen q Beardswell
now in the hands the City Clerk. This
will he divided among fifty laborers,
and a. many more creditors OF the firm.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
ST. Louis live STOCK MARKET.
Inr-ra

CATTLE Rece pts 80; market steady and
firm for native -h ppIBg steers, ODd To choice
~ ajd4 %: Que lot tor exp ut brought s. -.
grass Texans dull at - OJy3 10 ;COIOr4dOss 8 -
al 80; shipments 40.
SHsEP-R -csipts none; market steady AMI
unchanged fer TO choice 60 UtlS: %, choice,
to fancy - bJGs} -; shipments 10
HOGs-SOw market; IOfkErs and Balti-
mores g s. ~ IS; p-cEin2 IS gt3 -. bIjch-
ers to selects Is 40 81 81 receipts o. ship
rnenls 10.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Two BLOODY Murders.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. I'm Alliance
county, Kentucky. near the Tennessee State
lire, Thursday, Anderson Carver, in a fiji
of alousy, shot and killed his wife, and
then blew his own brains out, with a
pistol.
Friday, near Gtinsboro, Tsnne'see, j am-s
Hale shot and killed WIN. IL. jenkins, in
the woods where the latter had been telling
timber. Hale has not, as yet, been cap
tured.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Down to Death in the Alps.

Early in August two travellers threw
away their Alpine blossoms. Herr Slahelin
was rrecipltsted from the Speer, in Sigh,
OF his newly married wlie, a. he leaned
..v-r to pluck flower. A young optical
i",trument-b ker of Luzerne fell from q
c-sg on the P'lstUs as h. was gathering
Alpine roses. The bodv OF the latter was
recovered with great difficulty, and was
horribly multi ated.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE uARKpT
CHICAGO, sept =

FLOUR Quiet and unchanged
WHEAT -CnsettI-d bat generally lower
clos-'i firm. No. l spring g2}z bid No. prin2
si7s bid cash and sept >. sDcti No spriDs
sZ5,1s2Z
IoES-Fai demand and lower AZ s2z cash
and sept: 81 bad O:t 81 III Nv
OATS-D1iI, weak anu lower; 2. cash and
Sept; u. oct ~. Nov.
RYE-sie-dy ana unchanged
BAKLTY-StsaJy and unchanged.
FLAN >EGD-rteady and unchanged.
POKk rim, active and higher at IS o.
cash; s. 92L sept; IS C21Ias % Oct
LAkD-Fair demsnd but lower, % I74G5 81
cash and sept; - 55G5 57z Oct
BULK MEATs - steady and unchanged:
Shoulders Is p; short ribs "a 70; short clear
- 70.
WHISKY - lady and unchanged at u 90.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04

TOO OLD TO BE CHEATED

The New York Tribune says they don't
like Tiiden down South, and have the
irsnkness to say so. But they will vote for
him all the same when he gets the nomina-
ton next year. They would ike very much
to repudiste his mortgage on The party, but
TIlden has had too much experience in
managing such matters 10 allow himself TO
h.. chrsiri
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
ARREARS OF PENSIONS

Claims under the arrears Of pension bills
are being rapidly adjusted, and the Com
missioner OF Pensions thinks that over half
have been disposed Of in the 81 ,779, aggre-
eating SD $50 .g9G, which had been granted
up to the close Of July. II this opinion
proves well grounded, the total amount re-
quired Will fall we'll within the twenty-six
millions appropriated for the purpose.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Eel, vnrourh the Sa,;jrn,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, sept. mfr. J.
Overholzer, merchant, while assisting the
workmen on the roof of his new six story
brick building on Main street, fell through
the shylight backward and struck on the
joi-ts, twenty feet below. Two ribs aud one
ankle were broken, b. sides serious internal
injuries He is reported doing well, but
hIs condition is critical.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04

Tie owners Of the Greet Eastern have at
last determined to convert the great ship
into nest-carrying trader between Lon
don apd fexas. fhe reGuisita alterations,
which include new boilers. will involve an
expenditure of about el00,0O0, but as the
vessel can carry >. 900 head OF cattle or So
coo sheep, the speculation should prove re-
mureratiYe.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04

WICHITA, Kama, Sept. Three men en-
tered restaurant this morning AT 3 o'clock
for ten cent lunch. After Mr.. Fred Ukens,
the proprietor, had waited on them. one
John Star, refused to pay, attacking Ukens
with knife. cu;tirg him in the back and
side SO horribly that his life is despaired of
1t is supposed that Star, who il now in Gus
tody. was crazed with drink
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Murder in San Francisco.

san FRASCrsCo, September 2-George
schwar'z, well known political manipu.
lator and proprietor of q cigar store on
Montgomery, between California and Pine
streets, was shot in his place of business
this morning by Dudley Haskell, 4 young
man employed in the Law Office of Lotimen
d Morrow. Haskell approached the counter
and inquired for Schwartz. rs the latter
came forward, Haskell said: You called
me q vile name last night, will you re-
tract?" Schwartz denied the state.
ment roughly, when Haskell drew
. pistol and fired q shot, which
missed. Schwartz turned to escape,
when . second shot took effect in the back
of his head, causing his death. Great
crowds gathered instantly. Haskeu uss
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
The Expectations OF the 6and.lOt
Party.
iChicaco Tribunal

Mr.. Fitzpatrick. superintendent Of the
public schools in Leavenworth, Kansas,
spent his vacation in San Francisco, ard re-
turned home last week. he Gays that the
impression ihst prevails throughout the
country that the Kearney party is made
up wholly of roughs and hoodlums is
wrong. 1t embraces these classes to large
extent, but also the small shopkeepers me-
chanics snd many considerable property
owners. Mr.. Fitzpatrick thinks Kalloch
Will be elected mayor by an overwhelming
majority, and will be sent to the United
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
An English View Of American Art

New York Times, Isl
For some time past orr Government re-
ports of the geological, botanical, and 9th
er surveys made in the Western Territories,
and, indeed, most of the scientific docu-
ments issued from the Government Print
ing-ofiice, have been received abroad with
upstinted commendstion. OF late there
have been added to these, as deserving OF
high praise, books, scientific or otherwise,
which contain technical illustrations.
The Saturday ReUieu, which can hardly be
called a partial critic of American pro-
duCtioDs, in commenting upon a recent
work on ceramic art, said: This new his
tory is illustrated as only American books
are illustrated now, with wood cuts of the
best quality" Criticisms such as this in
dicale that the advances in the art OF IL
lustration which have been made here
within the past few yelrs have not passed
unuoticed. and that in this respect We al
ready hold the position Of an easy first
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
The Public Ia. q Right 10 Know
Them.
Globe Democrat, % !

TWIODt-DtfNOCfdL, .
The New York Superintendent Of Insur-
suce has discovered some glaring Irregular
ItIes in the management Of several proRi-
nent companies. The president Of one INA
wrongfuiiy possessed himself Of between
$4,000 ard $4,000 of the company's
money, and his populations extended over
period of ten years. The cashier OF an
other had embe zzled about 81 900 of the
trust committed to his charge. ALI the
chief officers of still another company had
conspired together to cover up a singular
and illegal deficit in the company's assets.
The superintendent is establishing a re-
markable and vicious precedent by impera-
lively refusing to specify the companies
that are Al fsult.
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COwar6!y Murder .

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. "A report
reached here Of a most cowsrdly and un-
provoked murder at the little town of
Csmdenville, Anderson county, KY, about
sundown Saturday evening. Robert Mosely,
Tom Marshal and Bub Oliver, the former a
acknowledges, were neighbors. Oliver had
been hunting Saturday, and as he returned
home and entered his yard, with an I'M
loaded gun, he was hailed by Nssely and
asked if he was ready to sett.5 that diff.
Guilty. Oliver asked him what difficulty,
when Mosely commenced cursing and abus-
ing Oliver, snd finally drew a pistol and
shot him dead. Mosely WAS arrested and
Ia under guard
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Desperate burglar,

New YORK, sept. a burglar, giving
the name of Henry Burton, entered the
residence of Frank Miller las: night, snd
when caught by the latter, fought and at
tempted to shoot his csptor twice. After a
desperate struggle the burglar escaped into
the rtreet and was pursued by policeman
In attempting to shoot the officer he NOR
tally wounded himself
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
WIFI he Read out OF the Party.
1T. Louis Times-JournaI, 3i.i

II. louis IlmeS-J OurnaI, 81
The Nicksburg Herald mas the good sense
to see ths' the bull-dozing, pistoi-fouri-h-
ing sort q policy" is not exactly the thing
for a party Ia state pretending to main
tain Republican form of government
The Heraid is Democratic sheet, but it
demanded Tree and fair elections, and ii:
ia srest'y to its credit" The editor of the
Herald will of course be resd ont of the
party and perhaps he will be called upon to
furnish a corpse Tor funeral.
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Markets py Telegraph
NEW YORK. MONEY MARKET

Nv NohEkr - . Z 4
MoNEY-Easler at SAT per cent closing a
D per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPER-5f.1-
STARTLING Il. Il. More active - days
ISL, sIgut s3I4
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nes a. regisIeTe,I UIl- 4 ga coupon, o.
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RAILROAD BOS DS-iTr~SUldr.
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Let Them spread themselves.

.iCnlcasc IrloIne,
"Victory or Westminster Abbey is
translated by the intelligent colored person
South into "A Fair Count, or Kansas"
Why Kansas, We should like TO know
When the demand for servants in the
Northern States is so great i; is a mistake
Ter the coloreJ people TO concentrate In any
ore plsce
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
The IFS Constitute The Vital Feature
Ii

Congressman Springer keeps his mouth
in active service through the Congressional
recess. He il interviewed so frequently
row that it is difficult to keep up with him
and he seems 10 be running the politics Of
all the States. His latest opinion-st least
the oue given yesterdays that Clarkson n
Potter will he the Democratic candidate fol-
Governor of New York; that he will be
elected and will then become a conspicu.
Gus candidate for the Presidency. If
Ewing carries Ohio he will be he nomi
nee for Vice President The ifs in an in
terview with Springer constitute the vital
feature
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04

HARRIsBrRs, Pa, September I'm the
Legislative bribery cases bsii was entered
to-day as follows: j. McCune and Emil
J. PetrofI, on the charge of CORFU t solici,
tation. 50 900 each Jesse K. Crawford and
Charles B. Salter, charge of corrupt solici.
tation and perjury, 81 900 each.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Terror Into Her S,Oa!

A lady who lays claim to having studied
human nature in its masculine develop
msnt, says that the man who ia Of a suf'
fciently calculating mind to ask his sweet
heart before marriage how many yards it
takes for silk dress, will snort terror into
her soul after marriage II she asks for a
q penny Calico.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
an Honest Penny.

Samuel J. Tllden msy never be elected
10 the Presidency, but the bar'l will always
be full. A day or two ago he bought for
$4,000 a country seat which originally
cost 1923 600, and it il said that by laying
out part OF the grour d. into lots he can
easily double his money and have The
! couuIry seat besides
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
The Distribution Of Democratic Doe


New York Tribune.I
The Democratic distributors of CAM
paigu literature are shrewd enough not TO
send any Southern speeches into the North
ern States. The fiery efforts OF Blackburn
are kept for Southern consumption alone.
The North is edited with a choice assort-
ment OF eloquence from Thurman, Wallace,
Eaton, DAVID Davis and Voorhees,. What
The specimens are OF each man, We are not
odd. Possibly Eaton's great feat OF Jump
ing on Blaine" has been sent TO Maine.
There seems TO be sore need of something
OF the kind there at once if the Republican
victory is to be headed of. AZ David Dav-
is only made two speeches, both are proba-
bly, III circulation. One the alleged ju-
dicial effort wherein ne argTed that The
President ougth to obey the Democratic
caucus her than his oath to pre-
serve the Constitution. The other was
his famous /" >oothiDg Syrup" performance.
That should be circulated among the tur-
bulent Democracy f New York.
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Great Mora. Reason.


The highly important Information Is
telegrspbed US from New York that
Blower Brown, the pedestrian, has arriv-
ed" We presume there were at least one
or two o'her arrivals nearly a. worthy OF
notice. That great moral engine, the press,
must discriminate, however, and there are
probably reasons why this great man
should he mentioned and others passe by
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
GGlreklu Iimes
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1879.
THE ENDDIS.

Marshal Fred Douglass and Professor
Greener, of the Howard University, are to
debate the Negro exodus question before
the social science association at Saratoga
thi. month. Douglass is opposed to the
movement, and Greener in favor Of il.
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lN.w York Tribune, 81
Mr. Hendricks has been in New York
for nearly fortnight, and mas seen neither
Mr.. Tilden, nor John Kelly, nor any other
leading Democrat. Perhaps this strange
solitude will enable Mr.. Hendricks TO re
turn to Indiana with the valuable convic-
ton that he is snugly tucked away on the
political shelf.
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Senator Eaton, one OF the oldest and
abiest OF Democratic leaders, tells the New
York IfToH that there is "a sort of conf
depce in Grant that cant be shaken easi-
IT," He advises the Democrats not to hug
the delusioB that Grant will be an easy
man Il, beat
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Murderer Sentenced.

HhRRIsBURG, September 2.-The Cover
nor ha4 appointed November 18th for the
execution OF Drew, Slichton, Hummed and
Bromb, the four murderers of Reuben
Wise. Another of the murderers Is re-
manded for sentence, and Sechman has been
granted a new trial
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
HE business Boom in 1T. Louis.

Business Is booming in ST. Louis in great
and good earnest. 1t il a little too early
yet 10 spesk of the fall retail trade, but of
the wholesale trade in general it may be
said that it is greater at present and more
promising for the immediate future than at
any corresponding period known TO the
oldest merchant in ST. I0uis.
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culi.rly hsrsh ard irrational in their criti-
zisms OF the .S,Gtes.
Ia our judgment they ought to be COM
PEELED 10 thoroughly fumigate their
garments of the Radical smelI before
Shey begin 10 read the old Defenders OF the
Jefersonian Faith cut Of the Democratic
party.
They are scuryy set at best; and we
hope hereafter that the Republicans will
not seek 10 purify their own party by send
Ing the penny-s-soul part of II over to ours
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The Bari viii Bring Tn en-

lTloDe DtfnOcfat.l
Senator Beck says that Tilden is not the
choice OF the people of Kentucky foi Pres
ident. Mr. Beck Will not have 20 much 10
say about kentucky's choice after Tilden
rolls his bar,l ihronsh that State ayain.
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CATTLE Receipts, I731; shipments at
market dull "a ri weak. native shipping steers
averaging l. AZ pounds sold at 81 -; sLock. c.
and fs-d.r. s2 3 81 ~, native COW, good,
g iId2 20; wint.Ted Texas steers e. i5ssz ~,
do cows az ga 81
Hoes Receipts, 30; shipments none :
only light speculative trade with sales at
Is 1905 D.
Receipts, none; shipments none:
lOctI demand lair for lat naive muttJns at
81 1913 W.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
MAD. Ii Up I'm Quantity.

IbOsIVu fOs-.
The young man who, wishing to know
the pronunciation of word, WAS advised
TO consult authorities interviewed the
Mayor, three Aldermen and the Sheriff